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SECOND ten „ 1777—1784.

THIRD eighteen „ 17*8—1797.

FOURTH twenty „ 1801 — 1810.

FIFTH twenty „ 1815—1817.

SIXTH twenty „ 1823—1814.

SEVENTH twenty-one „ 1830—1842.

EIGHTH twenty-two „ 1853—1860.

NINTH twenty five „ 1875—1889.

TENTH ninth edition and eleven

supplementary volumes, 1901 — 1903.

ELEVENTH „ published in twenty-nine volumes, 1910 — 1911.

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INDEX

VOLUME XXIX

PREFACE

IT may, perhaps, appear at first sight that an encyclopaedia arranged in alphabetical order should
need no Index volume, more especially a work like the Eleventh Edition of the Encycloptedia
Britannica, which has replaced the comprehensive general, or " omnibus," articles, so char-
acteristic of the earlier editions, by a number of shorter articles easily consulted by the student.
But it still remains true that to make the fullest and best use of the book an index of some kind is
imperatively needed. Since any encyclopaedia worthy of the name must take all knowledge for its
province, it is obvious that the world itself would scarcely contain the volumes which /v««/ tor an
would have to be written, were every person, place or thing treated in a separate index.
article. Moreover, the distribution of information over a number of short articles involves the
necessity of collecting it together again in a form convenient for reference. To meet this need, as
well as to point the reader to information on other subjects, not themselves included among the
40,000 article headings of the. Eleventh Edition, an Index has been compiled, which, though
containing considerably more than 500,000 headings, even so only aims at presenting a selection,
not a miscellany, of information. If every name mentioned, however casually, in the Encycloptedia
Britannica and every scrap of information had been indexed, the references would have filled a
library. Indeed the Encyclopedia Britannica itself would have been rewritten, and not bettered
in the process.

The editors of this Index believe that in the case of such a work as the Encyclopedia
Britannica the value of the Index depends less upon exhaustiveness than upon intelligent selection
and arrangement. There is no more potent cause of mental indigestion than a mass Principle of
of unsifted and often irrelevant detail. If economy of space is required in a reference tae la^*-
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 scientific theories, a reader does not
want to be referred to every passing allusion to Julius Caesar, or Napoleon, or Bismarck. The
article on Augustus says that he was born in the year of Cicero's consulship, but to record that fact
in the Index under the heading "Cicero" would be neither intelligent nor useful. Nor would the
reader who wishes to get a clear idea of die 1 )ar\vinian theories be grateful to an index which
referred him to every passage containing the word "evolution."

In short, the Concordance-index has been studiously avoided. The ideal has rather been to
render easily accessible all information of real importance in the book, and rigorously to exclude
passing allusions to subjects which are more fully treated elsewhere. To help the reader to find

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vi PREFACE

what he wants in the quickest and easiest way has been the guiding principle throughout. It
is, for instance, scarcely necessary to enunterate the different holders of a title such as the
Concordance earldom of Derby, when the majority of them are dealt with only in the article
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
Selection of " Arboriculture " or " Forestry " to be taken as the heading under which to group
headings. foresters' lore ? Is theology and legend about the prince of darkness to be indicated

under the heading "Satan" or "Devil"? Here the work of the compilers of the Index has
been to a great extent simplified by the necessity of following the article headings, which
all appear in the Index, standing out boldly in capital letters. There are articles on both
"Arboriculture" and "Forests and Forestry." The Index gives one reference to the first, adding
a cross-reference "see also Forests and Forestry," and 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 500,000, every one of which is, as it were, the skeleton of an

encyclopaedic 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
40,000 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
Arrangement itself. This is especially noticeable when it has been necessary to collect together
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 infoimat'on. 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,

PR I- 1 \CE vii

. arc admitted only if il.ry lead i<> maicri.il information not in the arli< IP on the
commander himsell.

This has Ix-cii tin: hr-.t \y. The second has been effected by the shortness of the form

ol reference adopted. It is i in >• t point how far an index should itself convey information. Is
every individual to have a d;*te an 1 .1 description attached to his name? If he has, he will occupy
two lines, where one will do ; if IK 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
or initials are given wherever possible, and in their absence a short description, eg. reference*.
"author." "general," " vizier, " " I rsian governor." Geographical references can be recognized

ich by the fact that every town name is followed by an abbreviation indicating the country
in which it is situated, whilst ph\sical features such as Like, river, mountain are so described. Now
and again, no doubt, confusion is possible; every index has its humours, and at first sight the
rryplic form " Folk, ( ). 20-~<"' ( ' I 14)" may not suggest a town in Ohio. But the initiated, who have
consulted the list of abbreviations on p. i, will know that on p. 26 in vol. 20 they will find that place
in the map square (H-I4). In l;he case of references which are neither to persons nor to places, a
description is seldom given, th • 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 tertais 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 Encyclopedia itself, which takes every

heading, whether consisting of "in-
"Ant" comes before "Antae," bu

eater." Some slight modifications
persons bearing the same first na
if read right through, would cause
or other references, these suffixes
the names Albert, Alfonso, Alexan
in a continuous list. These i
Where the number of such p-
arranged thus : —

ord or of more than one, as read right through. For example,
"Ant-bear" between "Antarctic" and "Ant- Alphabet!**

lave, however, been introduced. In the case of tlon-
e, but with various distinguishing epithets or phrases which,
them to be separated by intervening blocks of geographical
lave been enclosed in brackets, so that all persons bearing
:r, John, William, &c., worthy of reference in the Index, stand
re then alphabetized by the suffix or territorial designation,
is very great the territorial magnates are placed in one list

•xander (of Macedon)

(- (of Russia)
- (of Scotland)

and the scholars, bishops, chronic' ., in another list, as —

Alexander (Aetolus)

- (of Hales)

- (the Paphlagonian).

The system adopted for th'- geographical references has already been indicated. It will
be found that the very numerou maps have been systematically indexed throughout, and that
every place marked in them : :n the Index, these map references being Map refer-

readily distinguishable by the ad' letter and number in brackets, indicating •»«««.

map squares, e.g. 5-403 (A'2). The Index is, therefore, not only an index, but also a gazetteer.

The numerous illustrations, whether 1'lates or Cuts in the text, received careful consideration.
As economy of space was thre'ighout an urgent necessity, it was finally decided not to index the
illustration as such where it in its natural context, or where there is a reference to

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PREFACE

the description in the text. For instance, the article " Carp," about p column in length, contains
an illustration. It did not appear necessary to duplicate the referenlce to "Carp" in the Index,
so as to indicate this figure. But if the figure had • appeared elsewhere (e.g. in
the article "Ichthyology"), the Index would have acjlded to its references under

Illustrations.

" Carp " a reference to the volume and page where this figure occur
after the reference. The reference is always specifically given, if
the text. The Plates illustrating long articles such as Painting, Si
Heraldry, Ship, &c., are indexed wherever there is no text refer
itself has a sufficiently distinctive title. Little would be gained
illustrations as " Faience plaque, Cnossus " under that title ; but h
name " Cnossus " to illustrations of articles found there. Or if he
particular sculptor, the Index will assist him more by a reference un<
Plates of his works in the article " Sculpture," than by specific ref<

:d, with the contraction " fig."
ie figure is not described in
jlpture, Greek Art, Ceramics,
nee, and wherever the Plate
jy directing a man to such
can be directed under the
interested in the works of a
er that sculptor's name to the
ences to the names of works

known only to experts. On the other hand, pictures, statues or other objects of interest bearing
well-known distinctive names are separately indexed with their Platrt references.

One other class of references calls for special notice. It ha^ been the aim of the Eleventh
Edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica to assist readers in the interpretation of technical or unusual
Dictionary terms. To this end the editor has included a nurjnber of dictionary headings, i.e.
headings. short articles giving the derivation, meaning and vjarious uses of such terms. These

article headings appear as a matter of course in the Index, but a much greater number of terms,
English and foreign, defined in the course of the scientific, philosophical and other articles have
also been indexed. To such references the word " diet." is adcaed by way of an indication that the
information to be found will be of a dictionary rather than of an Encyclopaedic character.

The value of any index depends to a large extent on the fulness of its cross-references. This
Index has tried to supply a reasonable number of variants to j names which a reader may look for
Cross- under more than one spelling. It has also indicated the relationship between family

references. names and titles, by cross-referencing the first" to the second. Under such geo-
graphical prefixes as "North," "South," "High," "Low," "Great," "Little," a general cross-
reference indicates that such names are as a rule to be found reversed, e.g. " Wycombe, High,"
except in American place-names, and a few other special ca.ses. It should be observed that the
simple cross-reference ("Julius Caesar: see Caesar") is us id only when the two sides of the
reference are exactly equivalent. Other cross-references (e %. a single peer to the family title)
are in the form "see also " or "see under"

An entirely new feature has been added to the Index volu me of this edition for the use of those
desiring to study subjects as a whole. At the conclusion of tli Index proper there will be found a
Classified table classified table of contents, in which the article headings in the Encyclopaedia are
of contents. grouped broadly according to their subjects, e.^. Geography, History, Religion, Art,
and subdivided into their natural sections (e.g. Art into Pairjiting, Sculpture, Music, Architecture).
In all cases the biographical articles will be found together with the appropriate subject headings.
A fuller account of the system adopted is prefixed to the tablej itself.

At the end of the volume is appended a complete alphab ;ti ced list of the contributors of signed
List of articles, the principal articles being specified.} Tnis supplements the special lists

contributors.

prefixed to each of the twenty-eight volumes

the contributors is given.

LONDON, May 5, 1911.

where biographical information about

JANET E. HOGARTH.

J MALCOLM MITCHELL.

RULES AND ABBREVIATIONS

I. Typ«. — Headings printed in bold Clarendon type (e.g.
ALEPPO) represent article headings in the Encyclopedia, and
the first reference under every such heading is to the article in
• ion.

All references show (i) the volume in bold Clarendon figures ;
(2) 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) 1-1 a. In geographical references these letters are
replaced by an indication of the map square in the usual form,

A rule or dash ( — ) 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.

II. Alphabetization. — 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 inverted headings. Surnames followed by Chris-
tian names and geographical headings like " Wycombe, High " are
exceptions. An epithet or phrase in parentheses is not treated

as part of the heading for alphabetical purposes except in a
series of identical headings (see Preface, p. vii.).

Where the same name denotes human beings, places and
objects, the order is (i) persons, (2) places, (3) things.

The prefixes " Me " and " M' " are alphabetized as " Mac " ;
" St " is treated as " Saint," " S.S. " as " Saints."

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.

— ,riv.

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.

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).

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Aby.

tbrMtoh

A.-,-.S.

A. •_•.•,!< BM

Af.

Africa

Ate.

Afghanistan

Af.Rotn.

Roman Africa

agri.

agriculture

Ala.

Alabama

Alban.

Albania

A In.

Algeria

Al»k.

Alaska

Als.-Lor.

Alsace-Lorraine

Alta.

AlbertA

aunt.

anatomy

And. I*.

Andaman Islands

Anir.

lafoli

Antarc.

South Polar Regions

Arab.

Arabia

arch.

archlteoture

archac.

archaeology

aivhip.

archipelago

Arvt.

North Polar Regions

Arg.

Argentina

Arir.

Arizona

Ark.

Arkansas

Ann.

Armenia

Ash.

Ashanti

A- i M.

Asia Minor

Assln.

Assinlbola

astron.

astronomy

Atbab.

Athabasca

AU.O.

Atlantic Ocean

An-.

Austria (Including Bohemia)

All^tr.

Au-tralia

Ax.

Azores

Babyl.

Babylonia

Bah,

Bahamas

Dal.

Baluchistan

Bal.Is.

Balearic Islands

Ban

Basutoland

Bav.

Bavaria

B.C.

British Columbia

Bech.

Bechuanaland

Baa*.

Bedfordshire

Bel.Cong.

Belgian Congo (Including

Congo Free State)

BclK.

Belgium

Ber.

Bermudas

Berks.

Berkshire

bibl.

biblical

bi.il.

biology

Bol.

Bolivia

Bor.

Borneo

Bom

Bosnia

bat

botany

Braz.

Brazil

Br.E.Af.

British East Africa

Brit.

Britain

Brit.Gul.

British Guiana

Bucks.

Buckinghamshire

Bulg.

Bulgaria

Bur.

Burma

cut

Central Africa

CkL

California

C.Am.

Central America

Cambs.

Cambridgeshire

Camer.

Cameroon

Can.

Canada

Can.Ig.

t .1:: *T- ! -l,i:i'l-

Capo Col.

Cape Colony

Cauc.

Caocaata or OKMMM

Cey.

Ceylon

chan.

channel

Chan. Is.

Channel Island!

chem.

chemistry

i INK

Cheshire

Chll.

Chile

chron.

chronology

eo.

county

Colo.

Colorado

Colom.

Colombia

Conn.

Connecticut

Corn.

Cornwall

Core.

Corsica

C.R.

Costa Rica

CroaUSlav.

Croatia Slavonla

crystall.

crystallography

Cu.

Cuba

Cumb.

Cumberland

C.Verd.Is.

Cape Verde Island*

d.

daughter

Dab.

Dahomey

Dalm.

Dalmatla

D.C.

Columbia, District 0*

Del.

Delaware

Den.

Denmark

dept.

department

Der.

Devonshire

D.Gul.

Dutch Guiana

diet.

dictionary heading

dlst.

.•t

div.

division

D-X.Ouln.

Dutch New Guinea

i

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Dorset.

Dorse tahire

Dur.

Durham

E.Af.

East Africa

EC.

Ecuador

eccL

ecclesiastical

econ.

economics

Egy.

Egypt

elec.

electricity

embryol.

embryology

Eng.

England

engin.

engineering

Ep.

Epirus

Erit.

Eritrea

Ess.

Essex

est.

estuary

ethnoL

ethnology

Eur.

Europe

Falk.Is.

Falkland Islands

Fin.

Finland

Fla.

Florida

For.

Formosa

FT.

France

Fr.GuL

French Guiana

Fr.I.C.

French Indo-China

Fr.W.Af.

French West Africa

G».

Georgia

Gam.

Gambia

geog.

geography

geol.

geology

Ger.

Germany

Ger.E.Af.

German East Africa

Ger.S.W.Af.

German S.W.Afrioa

Glos.

Gloucestershire

Go.Cst.

Gold Coast

govt.

government

Gr.

Greece

Green.

Greenland

Guat.

Guatemala

Gum.

Guinea

Hai.

Haiti

Hants.

Hampshire

barb.

harbour

Haw.

Hawaii

her.

heraldry

Hereford.

Herefordshire

Herts.

Hertfordshire

Herz.

Herzegovina

Holl.

Holland

Hond.

Honduras

hort.

horticulture

Hung.

Hungary

Hunts.

Huntingdonshire

I.

Island

la.

Iowa

Ice.

Iceland

Ida.

Idaho

111.

Illinois

Ind.

Indiana

Ind.O.

Indian Ocean

I. of M.

Isle of Man

Ire.

Ireland

Is.

Islands

U.

island

i-U

islands

i-th.

isthmus

It,

Italy

Iv.Cst.

Ivory Coast

Jam.

Jamaica

Jap.

Japan

Jav.

Java

Kan.

EMM

Kor.

Korea

Ky.

Kentucky

La.

Louisiana

Lab.

Labrador

Lac. Is.

Laccadive Islands

Lag.

Lagos

Lanes.

Lancashire

Leics.

Leicestershire

Lib.

Liberia

Lib.Des.

Libyan Desert

Lines.

Lincolnshire

lit.

literature

Lond.

London

Lnxem.

Luxemburg

Lye.

Lycia

m.

married

Maced.

Macedonia

Mack.

Mackenzie

Mad.

Madagascar

Mad.Is.

Madeira Islands

Mal.Arch.

Malay Archipelago

Mal.Penin.

Malay Peninsula

Man.

Manitoba

Mass.

Massachusetts

math.

mathematics

Maur.

Mauritius

Md.

Maryland

Mdx.

Middlesex

Me.

Maine

inoch.

mechanics

med.

medicine

Medit.

Mediterranean

Mesop.

Mesopotamia

metall.

metallurgy

meteorol.

meteorology

Mex.

Mexico

Mich.

Michigan

min.

mineralogy

Minn.

Minnesota

Miss.

Mississippi

Mo.

Missouri

Monm.

Monmouthshire

Mont.

Montana

Mnnten.

Montenegro

Mor.

Morocco

mt.

mount

mts.

mountains

mus.

music

myth.

mythology

N.Af.

North Africa

N.Am.

North America

N.Br.

New Brunswick

N.C.

North Carolina

N.Dak.

North Dakota

N.E.Af.

North-East Africa

Neb.

Nebraska

Nev.

Nevada

Nfd.

Newfoundland

N.a.

New Guinea

N.H.

New Hampshire

Nio.

Nicaragua

Nig.

Nigeria

N.J.

New Jersey

N.MOX.

New Mexico

Xorf.

Norfolk

Northanta.

Northamptonshire

Northumb.

Northumberland

Notts.

Nottinghamshire

N.S.

Nova Scotia

N.S.W.

New South Wales

Nub.

Nubia

N.Y.

New York

N.Z.

New Zealand

O.

Ohio

Okla.

Oklahoma

Ont.

Ontario •

Oreg.

Oregon

Or.Fr.St.

Orange Free State

Oxon.

Oxfordshire

Pa.

Pennsylvania

Pac.O.

Pacific Ocean

Pal.

Palestine

palaeog.

palaeography

Pan.

Panama

Parag.

Paraguay

path.

pathology

penin.

peninsula

Pers.

Persia

petroL

petrology

phllol.

philology

philos.

philosophy

phot.

photography

phren.

phrenology

phys.

physics

physioU

physiology

P.Is.

Philippine Islands

plat.

plateau

Port.

Portugal

Port.E.Af.

Portuguese E. Africa

Port.Guin.

Portuguese Guinea

P.R.

Porto Rico

prov.

province

Prus.

Prussia

pseud.

pt.

Q.

Que.

Queens.

rel.

resid.

Rhod.

R.I.

riv.

Rum.

Russ.

Russ.As.

Rutl.

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.

Somlnd.

Sp.

Staffs.

str.

Sud.

Sufl.

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.

U.S.

U.Sen.

Va.

Venez.

vet.

Viet.

vil.

Vt.

W.Af.

Warwick.

Wash.

W.Aus.

Westm.

W.I.

Wilts.

Wis.

Worcs.

W.Va.

Wyo.

Yorks.

Yuc.

Zanz.

zool.

Zu.

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

sound'

Soutli Dakota

Senegal

Servia

Siberia

Sicily

Sierra Leone

sociology

Somersetshire

Somaliland

Spain

Staffordshire

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 Australia

Westmorland

West Indies

Wiltshire

Wisconsin

Worcestershire

West Virginia

Wyoming

Yorkshire

Yucatan

Zanzibar

zoology

Zululand

INDEX

TO THE

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

ELEVENTH EDITION

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
instructions given on Page /.

ABBAS

A (letter) 1-la.

— cul.l.rov.) l-29d : Bible MSS.
»-SSOb ; chemistry 8-39l> ;

1. '„-.•• 1- ' I

— (•ad !.— .24-7:«:'.i.
Al (at Lloyd's) 1-Ja.
A.A. (abbreT.)l-*9a.
AA. riv. (derivation) l-2a.

— , riv., ft. 12-383* ; canallia-

J4- .:ib.

— . riv.. ll,,ll. (y.Brabant) 13-

— (l>ront-vhe Ao), riv., noil.

ta-eis*.

— I lln it, -n Au\ riv.. noil. 13-

KS).

— ( Westerwoldo Aa). rlv.. noil.

. riv.. Ituss. (Courland) 23-
873 (H4): 7-:i20c,
. riv.. llnw. (Ltvonla)23-S72
(111); txlb. of Dvlna 18-

UM.

,rlT., Pwltz. (trlb. of Aar)
26-242 tK2); l-3«.
( Sarneo Aa), riv.. Swit z. 17-
97 d.
, rlv.. SwiU. (Schwyz) 24-

. rlv., Swltz. (Unterwajdcn)

26-242 1 1

. riv.. Swilz. (Zurich) 26-2 4 2

— (l.ird)13-86b.

— (geol.)16-2»0a; 13-S4b;28-

Aaby. Den. 8-24 (Bl).
Aach. Griendcl d' 10-6910,
Aach.Gor.26-242(Il).

— . rlv-., S«itz. 26-242 (Gl).

. livr. : fee Aix-Ia-

( 'ImJM-lle.

Aadlnnd. Nor. 19-^ I ( \-J).
f, Snitz. 26-242 (Kl).
Amfjord. Nor. 19-8(10 (El).
AAGESEN. ANDREW l-2a.

— . .~\.-n<l 8-
Aah-lioip 15-:ii; 1,1.
Aahmes : tee Amasls.
Aak 1-1541..

Aakre Fjord, Nor. 19-804 (B3).
An I. Nor. 19--n:
AAL cj.laiiOl-ib.
AALBORG. I i.-ii. l-'.'li; 8-24
(111); tlro!0-401d.

— , bay. Den. 8-2 4 (( '1 ).

— ,co.. Den. 8-24 (B2); 8-
368o : climate 8-

Aalhu. Nor. 19-M>I (Cl).
AALEN, I..T. l-2c; 11-808

Cli.

Aal.'-nien (oeol.) 3-22.-..1.
AALESUND, Nor. 1-Jo; 19-

N'l (111).

Aalfot Hr.io, Nor. 19-S04 (A2).
Aalhu-, Nur. 19-MI4 (1!'.').
AALI, MEHEMET1-J 1,
Aakrnoor. II. .11. 13- .>S(B2).
Aalsu. 1>> n. 8- .'i

: trr Alu-t.

Aaltrn. II.. II. 13-588 (D3).
Aalul : »re IlurotM.
Aauili, Nur. 19-804 (C3).

Aamno. Isl.. Nor. 19-800 (Cl).
Aamot. Nur. 19-804 (I)'.').
Aau. lake, Scot. : fee. Avon,

—."nit;. Soot. (Perth.) 24-412

<(••-'); 21-262a.
— , int., Scot. (Perth.) : fee Am

liiunein.

Aanrud. Hans 18-81 7d-
Aanatad, Nor. 12-i!iJ7c.
Aaplea, rlv., S.Afr. 22-309*.
A«r, riv.. (ier. 11-sns (II. 8).
AAR (Aarc), rlv.. Snitz. l-2d ;

26-J42 (Kl); 26-239C.
AARAU, awlu. l-3a; 26-242

Anrbcnf. Swltz. 26-243 (C2).
Aarl.urg, Switz. 26-242 (D2) ;

l-3d.
Aardal. Nor. (Bcrgenhus) 19-

— . N.T. ustavanger) 19-804
(B3).

Aanlala Fjord, Nor. 19-304

(B2): 25-345C.
Aardenburg, Hull. 13-588 (A3);

28-9650.
AARD-VARK l-3b ; 8-92Sa ;

fossil forms 8-929b ; Kavi-

rondo legend lS-702c.
AARD-WOLF l-3c.
Aare. canal, Switz. 28-243 (C2).

— , riv., .<«itz. : tee Aar.
A.ir.-<l, Isl. : see Arad.
Aarestrup, Carl Ludwlg Emll

8-42d.

AARGAU (Arsovie), canton.
Suit/. l-:tr ; 26-24'^
26-'.' J8d foil. : cotton nuinii-
facture 7-29!)a ; formation
(1798) l-3d. 3-79.'.a; given
to Rudulnb of Alsace 12-
787d.

— , Ober, Swltz. : fee Ober
Aureau.

AARHUS, Den. l-3d : 8-.'4
(C2): bishoiirio 8-29o; ores
10-401d.

— , county, Don. 8-23b.
Aarlte : tee Arito.
Aiirlvn, HclK. : tre Arlon.
Aarft. Ocr. 8-24 (H3).
AARON (bibl.) l-4a ; 1-Sa ;

conaecratiun 16-51Ga: priest.
hood 16- :< 12b ; rud 1-71 60.

— b. Asher 13- 1 7 1 d ; 3-8i5c.

— b. JOBoiih 13-17J,'.

— i..f Lincoln) 16-712a; 16-
7111).

— tli.- yuuiiKvr 13-172C.

— , P. P. 23-S46I).

— , Vasili- 23-- 1 71).

Aaron (Munnon priesthood)

18-M7.-: 18->43b.

n Manbjr" (ship) 24-

M;U ..
Aaronabun?. Pa. 21-100

Mi-llll.

AARON'S ROD (dli-t.) l-4r.
Aarftran.l, <;.T. 8-21 (1)3).
Aar», Don. 8-21 1 1IJ).
AARSSENS. FRANCIS VAN
1-lc; 13-^98d; 13-i99b.

Aarteen, Pietcr : tee Acrt.*zen.

.PT, Nur. 19-804 (I'D.
Aarwangcu, .-« it/. 26-242 (D2)
Aas. Nor. 19-804 (D2); 19-

AASEN, IVAR l-4d ; 19-816d ;

24-298b.

Aaseral. Nor. 19-804 (B3).
Aasle (battle) 17-702a.
Aasleagh. Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Aasnos, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Aasta, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
— , rlv.. Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Aastfjord, Nor. 19-804 (Cl).
Aastrup, rlv.. Den. 8-24. (Bl).
Aasvogel 5-230c.
Aatacntsio 7-2 15c.
Aath. Bel*. : see Ath.
A.B. (abbrev.) l-29a.
AB (month) 1-te: 6-3i5d.
ABA (instrument) l-5a.

— (cloth) 4-775b.

— (costume) : tee Choga.
ABABDA, tribe 1-Sb; 26-lla;

18-99d.

Ababiro, tribe 23-2B2a.
Ababwa, tribe 8-924.1.
Abaca : fee Manila bomp.
Abacaenum, si.-. 25-2 Id.
— , dist., Sic. 27-500b.
Abacaxia, riv., Braz. 4-440

Ali;u -i-.-tn l-.'.l.

Abaco, isl., W.I. 3-208a.

— , Great, isl.. W.I. 28-M4

(H-(l); 3-207d.
— . I. it H.-.i>l.,W. 1.28-344(81);

ABACUs'(arch.) l-5c ; 2-403b;
ll-'.'lOc.

— (calculating instrument) 1-
5d ; 19-8670 ; l-189c.

— (logic) l-6a.
Abadan : see Abbadan.
Abadar, Slid. 9-129b.
Abadavine : see Si.stin.
ABADDON l-6b.
ABADEH. Per*. l-6b ; 21-188

(H2) : rlimoto 21-1911..
Abadeh-Iklid, dint.. Pen. 1-

6b.
Abadengo (church lands) 25-

MM.

Abadle, Paul 2-41d ; 2-434b.
Abadslkh. tribe 15-935c.
Abae, Asia M. 16-4071).
ABAE(Almi)..ir. l-6b; 12-440

(D2); 16-407b.
Abaelardus : tee Abclard.
Abafy, Michael : tee Michael

Apafy.

Abagha 21-226c.
Abahunt princes : see Mcr-

vanld dynasty.
Abai. Bor. 4-2.',7 (Cl).
— , (ir. : tee Abae.
— , lake, Aby. 1-83 (map) : 19-

693 (1)6): 25-869l>; 1
— , rlT. Aby. : tee Blue Nile.
Abailardu- rd.

Abalz, Sp. 25-

Abaka (Mongol emperor) 11-
; 24-.. 111..

Abaka : lee Manila hemp.
Abakan, nit., Sib. l-7iSd.

— , riv., .Sih. 27-420 (G-H2);
25-10 (D-E3); l-748d ; 26-
1004a; 28-914c ; 28-'Jlia.

^dialect. 27-473a.
ABAKANSK, Sib. l-6c ; 25-10

(E3).
Abakan Steppe, Sib. 28-914.1 ;

28-915b.

— Tatars : tee Sagai Tatars.
A balciu ba. tribe 23-2B2a.
Abalinc, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Aballava : tee Papcaetle.
Aballo : tee Avallon.
ABALONE l-6c.

Abalone, pt.. Cal. S-8 (A-B2).
Abambo, tribe 19-257d.
Abamganiock, lake. Me. 17-

434 (D3).
ABANA, rlv., PaL l-6c:

,

Abanadea, riv., Sp. 25-

(Cl).

Abananzwa. tribe 23-262a.
Abancay, Peru 21-204 (C4) ;

2-236d.

ABANCOURT, C. X. J. d' l-6d.
Abanda. CUI.I.T. 5-110 (A3).
ABANDONMENT l-6d ; 14-

67 Sd.
ABANO, PIETRO d' l-7a; 21-

551b.
ABANO BAGNI, It. l-7b ; 15-4

(C2); 18-.-.1H.1.
Abantes. people 9-866c.
Abantidai (of Sicyon) 2-321a.
Abantls, Or. : tee Euboca.
Abanyai : see Banyai.
Al..i.|i"n-!io. M .--•••! 26-H7 1.1.
Abar : tee Abors.
Abarambo. tribe 6-92 Id.
Abaran, riv., Cauc. 23-874

(II. D3).
Aharbanel, Isaac : fee Abra-

banel.

— . Leo M.585a.
Abanruh, Pcrs. : tee Abckuh.
Abarim, mts.. Pal.20-f,. .
ABARIS(Scythianprkv.t)l-71>.
Abanbehr, Pen. : tee Nlaha-

por.
Abary Creek, rlv.. Brit-Gui.

12-67.'. ((-.') : 12-6770.
A baa, RUM. 28-61 3a.
Abaaa, Go.Cst. 18-203 (B4).
Aba Samuel ll-838o; 13-27 Ic.
Abascl. trlb«6-662c.
Abasenl : tee Habashat,
Abaagl (Abaaol). dist., HUBS.

23-612 (02).

— . tribe : tee Abanrl.
Abashangwe, tribo 23-262a.
Abaahlrt. Jap. 15-156 (O4) ;

28-920C.

Abasia, Cane. : tee Abkhasla.
Abaiilll. tribe 23-262a..
Abasolo, Ues. 18-318 (F2).
Abasula. Cauc. : tee Ab-

khasla.

Abassi cotton 7-257d ; 7-2660.
Al.at,'. tribe: see Kula.
ABATED (diet.) 1-71..

ABATEMENT l-7c ; Income
tax 14-356b ; nuisance 19-
846a ; pleading21-833a ; r. tit
of, 28-8iOa.

Aba-Tetwa, tribe: tee Vm-
tetwa.

Abathur (Mandaean system)

ABATl'i "N'ICCOLO l-7d; 10-

B08d.

ABATIS l-7d ; 10-722a.
Abaton : E|>idaurus 2-668a ;

Rhodes 9-688a.
Abattoir : tee Slaughter-house.
Abatwa (Bushmen) 4-87 la.
Abanl-Torna, county, Hung.

3-4 (G2).

ABAUZIT. FIRMIN 1-Sa.
Abaxlle (bot.) ll-259d.
Abaya, lake, Aby. : tee Abal,

lake.
ABAYE (Babylonian amora)

l-8b ; 22-76'lc.

Abaylth.riv., Syr. 28-305 (D4).
Ahaza Basha (battle) 15-i-93c.
Aba Zanzi (people) 28-10.'.Od.
Aba Zebra (hermit) 10-!
Abba, 28-9 (C3) ;

19-G9.1 (r.'i) ; 19-69ib.
Abba (Persian costume) 21-

193b,
ABBA ARIKA (Babylonian

amora) l-8b.

Abbadan. isl., Turk. As. 9-897d.
Abbad El Motaddid : tee

Mutaddid.

Abbadia, Fr. 19-957a.
— , It. 28-242 (OS).

— dos Dourados, Braz. 4-440

i

ABBADIDES (dynasty) l-8b.
ABBADIE. A. M. d' l-9a.
— , A. T. d{ l-9a ; l-5a.
— , JAKOB l-9b.
Abba Garima, Aby. : tee

Adowa.
ABBAHU (Palestinian amora)

l-'Jc-.

Abba Jared. mt.. Aby. l-S4b.

ABBA MAR I l-9o.

ABBAS I. (pasha of Egypt)
l-9d; 9-1 13a : 28-104a.

ABBAS II. (khodive of I

l-9d: 9-1161) : coast rail-
tray 9-20b ; Sinai peninsula
9-118c.

ABBAS I. (shah of Persia)
l-10a; 21-231c; Ardebli
library S-449c ; Armenian
invasion 2-366c ; Ashref re-
bullt2-733c; defeat by ilak]
M.-li.-M..-t Khan 4-li7b ;
improvements at Isfahan
14--«8b, 14-869d, 18-C84a;
Eamali's poem 21-249d ;
Meshed shrine 18-178* ;
pottery 8-7271) : presenta-
tion to Tsar Boris 26- -9 1.1.

— II. (shah of Persia) 21-
232b ; palace, Isfahan 14-

.

— III. (shah of Persia) 21-
233c.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

ABBAS-ABRA

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

Abbas (of Darfur) 0-127b.

— (emir of Kano) 15-654b.

— (poet) 21-248c.

— (uncle of Mahomet) 15
103a ; 1-lOc.

— (vizier to Caliph Zafir) 9
97d.

Abbasabad, Pers. 21-243C.
Abbas abbaturn (title) l-23d.
Abbasanta, Sard. 24-214b ; 24

216b.

Abba Salama 9-8488.
Abbas b. Ahmed b. Tulun

9-94b.

Abbas Bejanorum 3-659d.
Abbas b. Mamun 5-47o; 5-

4Sa.

— b. Walid I. 5-38a.

— Castrensis l-2Sb.

— Curiae l-25b.

— Efendi 3-94d.

— generalis l-23d.

— 1 1 iliui : see Abbas II.
Abbasi (sheikh) 26-10 Id.
Abbasi, dist., Pers. 10-1'JOa.
Abbasi (weight) 21-198c.
Abbasia, Egy. 4-952 (C2) ; 4-

955b : British occupation 9-
12 I'd.

ABBASIDS 1-101, ; 5-39d ;
Arabia 2-267a ; coinage 19-
904o ; Egypt 9-93c, 9-<J9d ;
Greek culture 2-277d ; green
colour adopted (817) S-46d ;
Mahommedan institutions
and law 17-4 1 2b ; Mongols
18-7 I la: Persia 21-224d ;
religion 17-42 Id; scholar
ship 6-45 Oc; Spain 1-31 b.

Abbas Kuli (Persian chief)
21-242a.

— MIRZA 1-10,1; tomb 18-
178b; Russian war (1800)
21-23Sd; Turkish war 21-
239c

— populi l-25b.
ABBAS-TUMAN.Rnss.l-lOd ;

23-S74 (C3).

Abbate (Abbato), Nicolo dell' :
see Abati.

Abbattis : see Abatis.

Abbaye, point, Mich. 18-372
(B3-C2).

Abbaye-aux-Bois, Paris 12-
56 Id.

Abbaye-aux-Dames, 1' (church)
Fr. : see Trinite:, la.

Abbaye - aux - Honmies, 1
(church), Fr. : see St.
Etienne.

Abbaye-Blanche (convent), Fr.
18-87Sa.

ABBAZIA, Aus. l-10d ; 3-4
(D4).

Abbe, Cleveland 18-279d ; 18-
277a; nephoscope 18-278
(flgs.).

— , E. : aberration l-57c ;
apertometer of 18-406c ;
binocular 3-950c ; diffrac-
tion plate 18-398b ; glass*
making 12-88b ; lenses
18-401d, 16-422a, l-60c ;
refractometer 23-26b ; re-
solving power 8-243d.

Abb6 (title) l-25c.

Abbcbad, lake, N.E.Afr. 9-
745d.

Abb6 chevalier l-25c.

— commendataire l-25c.
Abb* Constanlin, L' 12-836b.
Abbe de cour : see Abb£

commendataire.

— de sainte esperance : see
Abb6 commendataire.

Abbedun, Berks. : see Abing-

don.

Abbenes, HoII. 12-782a.
Abbeokuta, Nig. : see Abeo-

kuta.
Abberley, Worcs. 9-420 (III.

C2).

— Hills, Worcs. 9-420 (III. C2);
geol. 3-7!;!, 21-176c, 28-
8230.

Abbert, riv., Ire. 14-744

<C3).

ABBESS 1-lla.
Abbeville, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
ABBEVILLE, Fr. (Somme)

1-llb; 10-778 (El); 25-

392d ; library 16-568a.
— , Fr. (Meurthe et Moselle)

18-309 (plan).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , La. 17-54 (B4) : 17-56o.
— , .Miss. 18-600 (Cl).
— , S.C. 25-500 (B2).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (B2).
ABBEY.E.A. 1-llc; 20-500c;

14-323d ; wall-painting 20-

4S9d.

Abbey, Colo. 6-722 (F3).
— , Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
— , Wales : see Neath.
— , point, Md. 17-828 (G2).
ABBEY 1-1 Id; cloisters 6-

554a ; enfeoffment l-25c ;

tithes 2-229c, 26-1021a. See

also Monasticiam.

Abbey Brook, riv., Yorks. 28-
933 (C3).

— Craig, mt., Scot. 25-926d
geol. 25-928a.

— Cwmhir, Wales 9-428 (V
E3); 22-810a; Llewellyn's
grave 4- 7 7 Ob.

— Dore, Hereford 9-420
(III. B3) ; 13-357d.

Abbeydorney, Ire. 14-744 (B4)
Abbeyleix, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Abbey St. Bathan's, Scot. 24-

412 (F4).
Abbeyshrule, Ire. 14-744 (D3)

16-980d.

Abbeyside, Ire. 8-6SOa.
Abbeystead, Lanes. 9-416 (II

B2).

Abbeystrowry, Ire. 25-187C.
Abbey Town, Curnb. : see

Holme Cultram.
Abbey Wood, Kent. 16-942

(E3); 8-Ui.l.

Abbiategrasso, It. 15-4 (B2).
Abbitibbe, Can. : see Abittibi.
Abbo Floriacensis : see Abbon

of Fleury.
Abbogada pear : see Avocado

pear.

Abbon (of Poitiers) 21-898c.
ABBON OF FLEURY l-22a,

6-4 5 Id.
Abbot, Charles : see Colchester,

Charles Abbot, 1st baron.
— , C. G. 18-267a ; 26-87c.
— , EZRA l-22b.
— , GEQRGE (archbishop) 1

22c ; separatism 6-932c.
— , GEORGE (author) l-23a.
— , ROBERT l-23a.
— , Samuel 5-96c.
— , WILLIAM l-23c.
Abbot, Mo. 17-434 (C3).
— , bay, Austr. 2-960 (H3).
ABBOT l-23c; duties 3-720c;
election 9-478d, 9-483a ;
knighthood 15-858a; mitre
l-24a, 18 - 626a ; ordina
tion 20-185c.
Abbot Academy l-967a.
Abbot of Unreason 18-580a.
Abbots' Bromley, Staffs. 9-
416 (II. D4); 13-708d; 25-
758c.

Abbotsburn, Scot. 12-81 (map).
Abbotsbury, Dorset 9-420
(III. B5); geol. 7-132a,
8-435a ; gild 12-14c.
Abbotsford, Queens. 2-960

(G5).

— , Wis. 28-740 (C4).
ABBOTSFORD, residence,
Scot. l-25d; 24-412 (F4);
24-473b.

— Club l-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, Guat. 12-662e.
Abbott, Austin l-26c.
— , Benjamin V. l-26c.
— , Charles : see Tenterden,

1st baron.
— , Edward l-26c.
— , EDWIN A. l-26a.
— , EMMA l-26b.
— , Evelyn l-26b.
— , JACOB l-26b.
— , Sh- Jamesl-27a ; 13-117a ;

16-306b.

— , Hon. J. C. C. 5-1 fi.'in.
-, JOHN STEVENS CABOT

l-26c.

— , Josiah G. 9-1 72d.
— , LYMAN l-26d.
— , Samuel Phillips l-26c.
Abbott, Colo. 6-722 (G2).
— , Fla. 10-540 (D3).
— , la. 14-732 (D2).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K4).
ABBOTTABAD, India l-27a ;

14-376 (E2).
Abbott Creek, riv., N.C. 19-

772 (B2).

Abbott Run, R.I. 7-627b.
Abbottsburg, N.C. 19-772 (D3).
Abbottstown, Pa. 21-106

(H-I6).
Abbott voting machine 28-

218b.

ABBREVIATION l-27a ; In-
scriptions 14-631b ; manu-
scripts 17-623a.
ABBREVIATORS l-30c.
Abbt, Thomas ll-791d.
Abbyvllle, 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 18-641,1.
Abdal : see Abdul.
Abdalajiz, mts. Sp. 25-530

(C4) ; 17-460a.

Abdali (Afghan tribe) l-316a
21-234b.

— (Yemen tribe) 28-914b.
Abd-al-Kadcr, Sah. 23-1004d.
Abdallah : see Abdullah.

— (caliph) : see Mamun.
Abdallah bay, Pers. 15-956d.
ABDALLATIF (physician) 1-

30d ; 1-926C ; 2-275b ; 26-

16a.
Abd-al-Mottalib 17-409d ; 17-

953c.
Abdalonymus (king of Sidon)

21-453d.

Abd-al Uzza : see Abu Lahab.
Abdank-Abakanowicz (mathe-
matician) 4-979c.
Abdar (name) : see Abdur.
ABD-AR-RAHMAN I.-V. (Cor-

dova) l-31a foil.; 25-541b;

25-542c; 25-543b.
Abdashirta (prince) 5-141C.
Abdashtart : see Strato (ol

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. l-32a ; 18-

858a ; 18-859b.
Abd-el-Aziz, mts., Turk.As. 26-

305 (Dl); 18-180d.
Abd-el-Ka'ba : see Abu Bckr.
ABD-EL-KADER (amir of

Mascara) l-32c ; l-651a ;

Tiaret26-912b; Tlemcen26-

1035b.

— (Mahdist general) 9-127b ;
9-122b ; 12-251d.

— (Qadirite dervish) 8-75d ;
3-195C.

— (Urdu author) 13-490a.
Abd el Kuri, isl. Ind.O. 25-

356a.

Abd el Nabi, Egy. 4-954 (C2).
Abdeloi : see Ephthalites.
Abden Aled : see Motamid, El.
ABDERA, Sp. l-33a; 23-048

(B3) ; lor modern town

see Adra.
ABDERA, Thrace l-33a ; coins

19-880C ; in Second Delian

League 7-960d ; Philip II.

21-377a.
Abderhalden, E. 19-926b.
Abderilen, Die (Wieland) 11-

791c.

Abderites 17-781b.
Abderitidae 17-781b.
Abderrahman : see Abd-nr-

Rahman.
Abd-es-Selam, Sidi 26-1034d.
Abd-Hiba 5-111,1.
Abdh • isho bar Berikha 19-

408a.

ABDICATION l-33a.
Abdick and Bulstone, dist.,

Som. 25-390b.
Abdin palace, Cairo 4-954

(A4 and B2).
Abd-milkath (king of Sidon)

21-452a.

ABDOMEN l-33c; l-941a; ab-
normal formation 18-7 I -I, ;

cerebral centre 4-41Ic ;

viscera l-665a (flg.).
Abdominal aorta 2-668c.

arteries 2-667c.
Abdominalia (barnacles) 26-

905d ; 20-795a.
Abdominal plethora : see Ab-
dominal venosity.

— rings l-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 19-395d.
ABDUCTION l-35b.
Abductor muscles 19-58b.
Abdulaziz (Arab general, A.D.
744)5-38a.

— (Arabian ruler, 1897-) 2-
269c ; 19-352a; 28-245C.

— (Dolafld king) 21-225b.

• (Egyptian governor) 5-30c ;
5-33b; 9-93a.

— (Koran commentator) 13-
490a.

— (Mameluke Sultan) 9-
I02b; 9-92b.

ABD-UL-AZIZ (Turkish sul-
tan, 1830-1875) l-35c; 27-
461a ; 15-867b.

— (Wahhabi ruler) 2-268a.
Abdulaziz b. Muva 5-34a.
Abdul Baha : see Abbas

Efendi.

Abd-ul-Caaba : see Abu-Bekr.
Abd-ul-Gazi Bahadur 4-157C.
Abdul Ghafur 26-184b.
Abd ul Hakk 18-856b.
Abd ul Halim 18-860b.

— ul Halim Sharar : see
Sharar.

ABD-UL-HAMID I. l-35d; 27-
453d ; naval policy 27-429a.

ABD-UL-HAMIDII.l-35d; 27
461d; grand vizier 17-412d
Hejazrailwayl3-218a; order
of privilege 15-867a.

Abd-ul-Jalil (family) 18-904d.

— ul-Jalil (Jelil) (chief) 10
308d.

Abdulkabir (Moslem general

5-43d.
Abdul-Kader : see Abd-ol

Kader.
Abd-ul-Karim (of Morocco

18-860b.

— (Kerim) (general) 23-932a
28-22od.

Abdul Karun al Halabi : see

Halabi.

Abdul Latif : see Abdallatil.
Abdulla, Bal. 14-376 (B4).
Abdullah (Abbasid caliph)

see Abu'l- Abbas.

— (of Acre) 5-358b ; 8-605d ;
9-1 12a; 20-624b.

— (of Bagirmi) 3-201C.

— (of Baluchistan) 3-295b.

— (of Cordova) 25-542d; 1-
31c.

— (of Golconda) 13-488b.

— (of Granada) 6-361d.

— (Mahomet's father) 17-409d.

— I. (of Morocco) 18-859d.

— II. (of Morocco) l-715d.

— III. (of Morocco) 18-S60b.

— IV. (of Morocco) 18-856d.

— V. (of Morocco) 18-857d.

— (Wahhabi) 2-268b; 9-110d.

— Ansari : see Ansari.

— b. Abdulmalik 5-32c ; 9-
91b ; 9-93c.

— b. Abdurrahman b. Moa-
wiya 9-91c.

— b. abi Sarh l-895c ; 5-25b.

— b. AH5-40b ; 5-41a.

— b. Harun : see Mamun
(caliph).

— b. Homaid b. Kahtaba 5-
46a.

— b. Hosain 5-37a.

— b. Ibad 17-416c ; 17-421b.

— b. Jahsh 17-405b.

— b. Maimun 5-35 7c.

— b. Moawiya 5-39a.

— b. Mokaffa : see Ibn Mo-
kaffa.

— b. Omar I. 5-29b.

— b. Omar II. 5-38b ; 5-39c.

— b. Rashid 2-268d.

— b. Rawahah 17-410b.

— b. Saba 17-424a; 24-857c.

— b. Sa'd 9-93a.

— b. Saud 19-352a ; 2-269d.

— b. Seyyid Mahommed : see
Abdullah et Taaisha.

— b. Solomon 24-11 In.

— b. Tahir 5-47a; 5-48b ; 9-
93d.

— b. Umar al-Baidawi : see
Baidawi.

— b. Yazinl-717e.

— b. Zobair (caliph) 2-267a ;
5-28d ; 5-30b ; 5-31a.

— et Taaisha (the khalifa) 15-
770b; 9-125d; 9-127b; death
9-130b; Sudan government
26-17c.

— Khan4-157b.
— , Mir21-232d.

— , Sayyid 13-490b.

• — ul Aftahi 17-422d.

Abd ul Malek (Abdulmalik)
(Moroccan rulers) 18-860
(list).

Abdulmalik (caliph) 5-30a ; 5-
31a; 2-267a; administrative
system 17-412d ; coinage 5-
33a; Jarirb. AtiyyalS-276a;
Jerusalem dome 5-32d.

— .b. Merwan 5-38c.

— b. Nuh (Samanids) 24-107b.
ABD-UL-MEJ1D l-3Bd ; 27-

4581) ; Mejidieh 15-867a.
Abd-ul-Mumin el-Kumi 1-

715c; 18-S.-,6a ; Kutubia

mosque 17-753a.
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. Yunus9-105b.
Abd-uI-Rahman al-Sufl : see

Abd-ur-Rahman al-Sufl.
Abd-ul Rahman Jabarti : see

Jabarti.

Abdul-Sahal-Ghira! 3-229C.
Abdul Wahab (ruler) 26-912b.
Abdulwahhab b. Ibrahim 5-

42a.

Abdul Wahid II. : see Rashid I.
Abduhvahid (Arabian scholar)

2-275b.
Abd-ul-Wahid, tribe : see Zei-

yan, Beni.
Abd-ul -Wahid " El Makhluwl "

1-7 15d; 18-860a.
Abdur Rahim (Khan of Kho-

kand) 15-779b.
Abdur Rahim (Hindostanl

author) 13-486c.

ABDUR RAHMAN (of Af-
ghanistan) l-37b; l-312a; 1-
31 7d ; 24-857b ; Khawak pass
13-513d; trade 15-649d.

Abdur Rahman (Afghan poet)
1-31 Id; 22-669b.

Abdurrahman (Arab general)
5-2Sd.

Abdurrahman (of Cordova) :
see Abd-ar-Rahman, I-V.

Abd ur Rahman (of Darfur)
7-831b.

Abd ur Rahman I. (of Mo-
rocco) 18-860b.

Abd xtr Rahman II. (of Mo-
rocco) 18-857d ; 18-860c.

Abd-ur-Rahman al-Sufl 2-

Abdurrahman b. Abdullah
(Arab general) 5-37b; 10-
80Sb.

— b. Ash'ath 5-32b.

— b. Auf 5-25a; 17-402c;
17-410b.

— b. Moawiya 5-40c ; 6-41c.

— b. Rostem 26-912b.

— Sadi 26-982b.

— Sidil-652c.
Abd-ur-llazzak 21-228a.
Abd Yaghuth 18-64 4d.
ABECEDARIANS l-38c.
Abecedarian verse l-156c.
Abeccdarium 7-919c: type 27-

527c.

Abechuco, Sp. 28-149a (plan) ;
28-149b.

A Beckett, Arthur William 1-
38d.

— , GILBERT ABBOT l-38c.

— , Gilbert Arthur l-38c.

— , Sir William l-38c.

ABEDNEGO l-38d; 3-79d ;
7-808a.

Abejar, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

ABEKEN, HEINRICH l-3Sd.

Abekuh, Pers. 21-188 (B2);
21-194b.

ABEL (son of Adam) l-39a ;
l-62d ; Manichaean tradi-
tion 17-574b ; in Mandaean
mythology : see Hibil.

ABEL, SIR FREDERICK
Augustus l-39a ; 21-322c.

— , Karl von 3-549d ; 20-372b.

— , KARL FRIEDR1CH 1-39C.

— , NIELS HENRIK l-39c ;
9-719a; ll-323b ; 24-670b.

— , O. 5-774a; 5-775a.

— , Robert 7-442b ; 7-446c.

— , THOMAS l-40a.

Abel, Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— , Pal. 7-791b.

— , isl., Arct. 21-938 (B2).

ABELARD, PETER l-40a; 24-
351a; atonement 26-778a;
Bernard of Clairvaux 24-
351d ; biblical criticism 3-
860d; ethics 9-824c; theo-
logical standpoint 6-341C.

Abel - beth • maacah, Pal. 7-
857c.

Abele : see White Poplar,

Abelespclen 8-499c ; 8-721c.

Abeleus (pseud.) : see Abelin,
Johann Philipp.

Abel heat test 7-1 39c.

Abelia 21-7800 ; 13-773c.

Abelian field 19-85Cd.

— group 12-i',_ 7:,.

— integral ll-324a.
ABELIN, JOHANN PHILIPP

Abeling, Theodor 19-639C.

Abelitae, tribe l-39a.

Abell, Thomas : see Abel,

Thomas.

Abelia, It. : see Avella Vecchia.
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- HOa.
Abel-Shittim (Bible geog.) 15-

5I7d.

Abelungu 15-628a.
ABENCERRAGES l-42a ; 12-

336a.

— , Hall of the l-658b ; 2-426b.
ABENDANA (theologians) 1-

42a.

Abendherg, Switz. 26-242 (D3).
"Abendempfindung" (Mozart)

25-408b.
ABENEZRA l-42b ; 13-173C ;

biblical criticism 3-860d,

14-863b.

Aben-meh (chron.) 6-317b.
Abenner (legendary king) 3-

404a.

Abe-nohirafxi (Japanese gen-
eral) 15-193b.
ABENSBERG, Bav. l-42d ;

11-S08 (C4); battle (1809)

l-42d.
Abenleuerliche Simplicius Sim-

plicissimus (Grimmels-

hausen) 19-838a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

4

To make full use of this Index It It osncntlal to read the
Initrui. tlons given on Page I.

ABBAS-ABRA

ABEOKUTA. N . 1 i '

7-7~-
16-

-.
7 J<U i ntilwn) «

K-. 16-73.1 .

•Lljjl, (•toraUrr) 12-

'•

* t-418 (V.

i- .
A ,-.... Vittlo. 9-418 (V.

M-tb. Wale* 9-418 (V.

ABERAVON. Wale* 1-431) ; 9-

Abernyon. Wale* : ire Aber-

Wale* : ire Harry

(Arbroath).
Abbot ..' 3-7101..

arfan. Wales t-428 (V.

ABERCARN. Wales l-4So; 9-

(V. Kl).

Aberchal.1. r. s,,.t. 14-720b.
Abaiehirder. Soot. 24-412

Aberelus. St 9-87 Ib ; 22-262<-.

Aberoorn. earl* and duke* of :

tee Hamilton (family) and

ilton, marquesses and

ABEHCORN. JAMES HAMIL-

ton, 2nd duke ot l-43o; 23-

••': .
—.JAMES HAMILTON. 1st

earl of l-43o ; 20-520c.
Abercorn. Rhod. (X.E.)

23-260 (CD: 4-597b; 23-

— . Rhod. (S.) 18-466 (Kl).

• 24-lls kK:i-2>: 22-
: 17-1 Sit..

ABERCROMB1E. JOHN l-43c.
Abcfcnimbic. M.I. l-tc,o (113).

I-
.W. 19-538 (E4).

nee St Monance.
ABERCROMBY, DAVID 1-

ATRICK l-43d.

—.SIR RALPH l-44b; 9-
153c ; Carib rebellion 24-5IU1 :
Egyptian campaign 19-
234c, 9-106.1 ; .
478d : Netherlands cam-
paign 11-1

— , Ralph (meteorologist) 6-

r Rolwrt 7-92b.
Abercromby, Scot. : tee St

Monance.
Aberdalgto, Soot. 24-4 IS

:.ir (Servian pott) 24-

AEERDARE.HENRYAUSTIN

Bruce, l-i baron l-44d: 8-

•.IT .1, ; 9-.-.T.-... : 28-267C.
ABERDARE, Wales l-4.'.b ;

9-428 (V. 111).
— . mts., Br.E.Afr. : lee Sat-

tima.
— and Glamorgan canal 28-

•J ('.I a.

iron, Wales 9-418 (V.

— , bay. Wales 9-428 (V. B2).
iiigleddua. harbour,
Wales :tee Milfur.l li

A :!..!. . irl- "f 12-JI-...

ABERDEEN. GEORGE GOR-
don, 1st oarl of l-45c,

— , GEORGE HAMILTON
Gordon, 4th earl of l-46a;
9- ,i'.li- ; 9-565b.

— . John Campbell Gordon,
f l-47b ; 14-784c ;
14-788C.

Tape Col. 25-466
; 5-232.1.

-. ll«. 10-540 (D6).

— , Ky. 15-740 (B3).

— . Md. 17-828 (Gl).
-. -Miss. 18-600 (112) ; 18-600c.

— . N.C. 19-772 (CS).

— . N.s.W. 19-538 (F3).

— ,0.20-26 (C7).

ABERDEEN. Scot. l-47h ;
24-412 (K2) : l-51d ; battk
(1644) 12-tlld; break-
water 4-4*0(l: local govern-
ment 24-1291). l5-817d
statistics 24- II il.l. 24-418a
steam trawling 27-2 19b
miiv.TMty 27-76Ia, 9-2991)
16-

ABERDEEN. ^.Imk. l-49c; 25-
iU2) : 28-:.05d.

— . Wa-!i.28-:i:,4 (A-B2).

— . canal. Scot. 24-425a.

— , harbour, China : tee Shek
pywan.

— . isls., China 13-65Sa.

— . lake. Can. 5-160 (K3); 8

Aberdeen n

• rat CaUsf*

1-11 ll>.

! 1 ;•-.'. 10

. BO-39IO.

i
Wntmt tWIt Fm Pnm It-

trdM* Journal 19-565C,
Aberdeen Philosophical 80-

o*etr»-48So : t3
ABERDEEN8HIRE. Soot. 1-

i . !. 24- 1 1: ,1 :>: 24-11'.'.
Aberdevine: «* Statin.
\lH-rdmir. Scot. (Aberdeen)

24-4 12 (F«).
lUR,

ABERDOVEY, Wale* l-52d ;

ABERDOUR, Scot. (Fife) 1-

24-1 1 - iK2).

DC.nL,V» C. I .

9-42.S (V. Of).
\lH-rfrMiu. s.Afr. 13-llb.

. .

-!4-ll^ (HI):

Aberffran-. Wale* 9-418 (V.
Bl): 9- 1 311.1.

— . bay. Wale* t-4»8 (V. Ill ).
M'.-rfor.l. York*. 38-U33 (1)1);

28-a35a,

ABERFOYLE, Scot. l-4»d ;
21-11- (('.•) : 21-262b.

— group (geol.) 8-OOOc.
\bi-nt. ml.. Am. 5-347a.

Abentavenny, barons, earl*
ana marauesaes l-63b : tee
aim Neville family.

— , Kdward Neville, baron 19-

: 28-SD3B,

ABERGAVENNY (Ooban-
niuui), Monm. l-53a: 9-4'.'S
(V. F4); 4-5S4 (HO); 15-
:;,; ..!.

Abergeldie, castle, Scot. 24-4 1 2
(K'J) : 3-2X4b.

If, Wale* 9-428 (V. Dl);

. i, pass, Wales «-
614a.
AberBlasney, mansion, Wales

7b.
Abergortech. Wales 9-428 (V.

Abcrgwaen (Aliertrwaun).

Wnlos : tee Fishguard.
Abcrjrwesyn, Wales 9-428 (V.
D3).
iwrgwlll. Wales 9-428 (V.

: 5-:t.',6d.
Abergynolwrn. Wales 9-428

i-.').
Abi-rhosan. Wales 9-428 (V.

ABERIGH - MACKAY.

George Roland l-53b.
AbcrkcntlK, \\iik- 9- i :

D4).

Aberjona. riv., Musi. 28-706c.
Abfrlady. Scot. 24-418 (K2) ;

— . bay, Scot. 24-1 ISC
Abrrk-mno, Scot. 24-41 S (Kl) ;

10-66Id.
Alu'rIIynfl, Wales 9-428 (V.

E3).
Aberlour. Scot. 24-ir.' (E2).

it, Ala. 1-ir.n . I'..).
— . Wales (Ilrecon.) 4- 1
— . Wall- (Carmarthen.) 9-428

(V. C4).

— , Wales (Glam.) l-45b.
Abernethy. George 10-1494.
— . JOHN (divine) l-33b ; 27-

(984.
— , JOHN (surgeon) l-53d ; 1-

938a; 26-1 29a.
Abernethy, Scot. (Inverness.;

24-412 <E2).

i IVrtli.) 24-418 (E2);

21-.

Abcrnytc. S.-nt. 24-418 (E2).
Aberpenar. Wales : lee Moun-
tain A-li.
Aberporth, Wales 9-428 (V,

B3).
ABERRATION l-:>la; of opti

<• .1 -•. -•,"•>- i6-.;i .. .8-J i i i

21-507a.
— , constant of l-44e : deter

minatlon of 26-Ulu; value

of 20-761C.

Aber-see, lake, Aus. 14-1 06d.
Abersoch. Wales 9-428 (V

B2) ; 5-36 la.
ABERSYCHAN. Monm. l-61a

9-42S (V. Kl).
Abort, lake. Oreg. 20-242 (E5)

20-243b.
Aber Tawy, Wales : lee Swan

-•• ..

Abertein, Wales : tee Cardigan
AluTtha, Scot. : tee Perth.
AbiTthaw, East, Wales : tee

East Aberthaw.
ABERTILLERY,Monm.l-61a

9-l_>- .V. Kl).
Aberuncate 3-59a.

24-llS(P'2)
ABERYSTWYTH. \\

61a: 9-1.'- (V. i'3i: ;

oast It- 5-::1-'".-. 12-1-,'rtd; col

lege l-414a. 27-771d. 9-7a.

Abe*, mu., Hp. 2t-iM b.
:

tl-VU (111);
ll-i
Aberokh (Babrlonlan klnc) >•

Abetm. (lo.<W. 11-203 (113.).

ABETTOR l-«lb.
ABEYANC

_.AHCEl-Blr :
AbcaU. tnl» •' •
\bttar I. 2«-:ill.l.

II. 8-li.tla.

v. 1-1:1.1.

II, 8-V31*.

\ III ,.rl\ l-ni,

M-.ll.'.i; 8-'J.tll>; 20-354a.
Abgar KpMtt 2-1 «2d.
AlxrarrU, 1*1*.. N.tl. 19-4 S7

(01).
Abaeordnetenhaa* (I»ru**la)

Ahgfisanf (German rerne) 18-

.IM

Abeulg, Egr. : set Elide.
Abhar Hud. riv.. Pen. : tee

,r<-h Itud.
Abhasla. dlst., Ross. : tre

Abkbaala.
Abhdlsho (Nestorlan scholar)

26-:il6c.
ABHIDHAMMA l-62a ; 4-

747c.

Abhijit (astron.) 28-9944.
Abhira. India M-llSo.
— . tribe 14-625b.
Abhisara .(Indian prince) 1-

ABHORRERS l-62b.
Abhsamya (Syriac « rit.-r) 26-

313d.
Abla, Or. 12-440 (Dl): 18-

191b: 21-544a.
Abiad. cape. Pal. 20-602 <(".•> :

21-449C.

— . cape. Tun. : tee Blanc.
— , mt. Turk. As. 18-346d.
— , plateau. Sud. 8-1 1 Id.
— . riv.. Mor. 18-SM (1)2) ; 18-

— . Dahr el, riv. : tee White

r el, monastery, Egy. •-
25b ; 9-77b ; architecture
2-39 lc, 2-.

Ablasaph (bibl.) 22-536a.

ABIATHAR l-62c.

Abibaal (of Tyre) 7-857b.

ABICH. O. W. H. VON l-62c :
l-320a ; on DaKhcstan 7-
729o ; on Beshtau Mts. 25-
816b.

Abichite 1-fi-.'. .

Abid b. A bras 18-633d.

— b. Shur>n 2--.'73c.

— f I-( iliariani 15-635d.

Ab i Diz (and similar names),
rivers : tee under Diz, &c-

Abidjan. Fr.W.Afr. : lee
Abijean.

Abifk, Pers. : tee Abyek.

Abies (balsamea. niagnlflca,
pectinata) : see Silver fir.

— orunoniana 13-4 7 4 a,

— canadensis : tee Hemlock
spruce.

— oepbalonloa l2-fJ7.i.

— cihcica : tee Cilician silver
lir.

— coucola : tee White silver
fir.

— excelsa : lee Norway
spruce.

— nlgra : tee Black spruce.

— nordmannia 5-550d.

— oricntalis 5-550d.

— reliBjosa : tee Oyamcl.

— sibirica : see Siberian sil-
vi-r lir.

— subalpina : tee Mountain
balsam.

Abiotic acid 23-1 83b.

Abictineae 12-759d foil.

Abietls resina : tee Frank,
incense, common.

Abiezer, tribe 12-2a.

ABIGAIL l-62c.

Abigail (astron.) : tee Andro-
meda.

Abigei (law) 16-209.1.

Abihn (bibl.) 10-75d; 1-la;
16-516b.

Ah-i-Istadah.Afir. 14-376 (C3);
2-17.M) ; 3-292a.

ABIJAH (kiim) 1-62.1 : 3-
• : 7-7S41) ; 15-377b.

— (priest) 1-62.1.

— (son of Jeroboam) l-62d.

— (son of Samuel) l-62d.
Abijam : see Ahijah.
Ahijean, Fr.W.Afr. 11 - 204

: 15-99b.
Ab-i-Kurang, riv., Peru. : tee

Knrun.
ABILA. Svr. (Abilene) l-62d

20-602 (El).
ABILA. SVT. (Perea) l-63a

2O-602 (t)3).

ABILDGAARD. N. A. l-63a.
Abilene. Kan. 15-654 (E2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (H3).

A hlfen*. prov., Hrr. : trt Ablla.

8rr. : m Ablla
>••).
Ability and Oood Ooodoet

B

. .

an klnc) 3-

ABIMELECH (of (i.-rar) 1-
«.i» ; 1-701, : 21-

— (of Trrr) ll-i.-.la.

AB1MELECH (mm of Jrrub-
bMll i-.. !•

Ablnadab (blblj l-549d.

Ablngdon, Kdmund, Arrhbp. :
tre Kdinnnil, si.

ABINGDON, lt<Tk«. 1"

420 (III. K:i); arr-hltra-
t lire l-420d ; gvoloffT 3-
782d; jute weaving 15-«06b;

-.,'..• ! ; in 21-1 • ,

— , la. I4-TJ2

— , III. 14-:ioi

— . Md. 17-K-.M (ii.');2-715d.

— , Va. 28-1 li (i n.

— .W., I'ni-.u. : tee Plnta.

ABINGER. J. S.. 1st baron 1-

•: A

Ablngcr. Hur. 16-942 «'().
ABINGTON, FRANCES 1-

64 b.

Ablngton. Conn. 6-952 (G2).
— , Ind. 14-422 ('
—..Mans. 17-H.V.' (K-K2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (18).
— , Queens. 2-960 (G3).
—.Scot. 24-412 (E4).
Abington cap l-64c.

rtle, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.

C2).

Ahinl, It. l-246a.
A b inn. point. <>nt.l9-A96(A3).
Al.in-i. Nig. 19-678 (1)4); 19-

Ablod. riv.. Sab. 11-204 (Bl).
Ablodh-Sldl-Shcikli. Alg. 1-64.1

(Bl).
ABIOGENESISl-64c; 3-158a:

Kant 10-28a; Lamarck

16 - lOlc ; Leeuncnhock

16-:!71b ; Pasteur 20-893C ;

Schwann 24-:i88b.
Ab-i-Panja, C.Asia : fee Pan).
ABIPONES, tribe l-65a ; 8-

351c; 14-5 10a.
Ablqulu. N., Mex. 19-.v.'u

(Dl).

Abir (powder) 14-350d.
Abira, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2) ;

Ahiram (bibl.) 19-864C.
Ablsanga, tribe 6-924d ; 1-
8190,

Abisarcs : tee Abhisara.
AbNh (Persian princess) 21-

22Ga.

Abi-lui b. Phinehas 24-llla.
,- (bibl.) 1-2 12n; 5-

216d ; 5-2171).
Abishai (bibl.) 7-856c; 14-

1900.
Ablshua (Babylonian king)

tre Abcsukh.

Abissa. tribe : tee Habashat.
Ablstada : tee Ab-l-l-tudah.
Ablta Springs, La. 17-54

(C-D6).

Abltensis, N.Afr. l-360b.
ABITIBBI. lake and riv.. Can

l-65b ; 20-114 (Dl).
Abitur, Joseph 13-1 72a.
Abiturienten Examen 8-965a

10-45a.

Abiward, dlst., Asia 21-216a.
Abiwin, Can. 20-114 (Ul).
ABJURATION, l-65b.
— , Act of 13-596a.
— , oath of 19-942c.
ABKHASIA, Knss. l-65b

23-874 (II. B2) ; 16-955b

history ll-75Sd.
Abkhasians, tribe l-65c; 5

54Sb ; ll-760a ; 15-619b.
Abklatsch printing method

27-537a.

Ablabius (historian) 15-51 la.
Ablam (boat) : tee Bellem.
Ablancourt, N. P. dp ll-134c.
Ablastan, Asia M. : see Albis

tan.

ABLATION Mirt.) l-65c.
ABLATIT1OUS (.lict.) 1-65C.
ABLATIVE (diet.) l-65c.
Ablaut l-ll'.'a ; 26-675.
Ableman, Wii. 28-740 (D5).
Ablepharus 16-826b ; 23-lfild

23-174b.

ABLUTION l-65d.
Abna (Persian soldiery) 5-50a
Ahnahelr, Sud. ll-412b.
ABNAKI. tribe l-66b ; 23

457b : 14-459a; language

ABNER (bibl.) l-66c.

Abnct (costume) 7-229b.

Abney, Sir W. de W. : elec
trie light 16-661a ; photo
graphy 21-489a. 21-49Sd

Abnsr Park. esoi*t«y. Lead.

•4

Ablilftiln, HUM. ; ter AnL

•r*

Illack ronst.
Abo. Nlc. 18-«78 (C4) ;

u-ntc;

ABO. l:.i-.. 1-Md ; 13-8711 113):

I real r°< I* 11^ 1»>

; unlicr-itr 4-377b.
— .Peare of (1743) M-107b;

3-11. 1 . •-
— , trtbe l-330a ; 8- 1 lie; Ian-

.

Aboab. I«acia-I74b.
Abo Academy : tee

ton I'nlvenlty.
Aboard (diet.) 4-»5a.

AlKlt.,, I-

ABO-BJORNEBORG, Hu««. 1-

67a; 23--7.' <l:::»; 10
ABODE (law) l-67a.

i;sd.

l....lril.-. .: -. t-

M
Abojradoe flscaJea (official*)

28-5:i«a.
Aboh. NIK. : tee Abo.

Ind. 14-I.'-

— . riv.. Ind. 14-4M (O*>.
AboUtto (law) t7-T4s).
AbolitlonUU 16-M::. ; 27-

700b: 5-2c; 28-5K9d.
A holla (codtume) 7-236S.
ABOMASUM l-67b ; l-667d.
ABOMEY. Dab. l-«7b ;

11- -I (i::,) ; 7-736d.
ABOMINATION (.!..'.) l-67b.
Abonnement (taxation) 19-

9841).
Abonou-telchos, Asia M. : tre

Ineboll.

Abony, Hans. 3-4 (T ).
Abonyl. Arpid 13-930b.
A boo. mt.. India : tee Aba.
A bora. dM.. (io.CVt. 12-204a.

— (reltglnn) : tee Acoran.
Abordw., Swed. 19-l<00 (K3).
ABOR HILLS, .li-t . India

l-67c ; 14-376 (Q6).
ABORIGINES l-67r; 16-'.- la.

— I'rotectlon Society l-67d.
Abors. tribe l-67c ; 7-825c :

9-:(<3a.
ABORTION l-67d: medical

Inrtepmdencc 18-27c ; syph-
ilis 27 - 985b ; veterinary

science 28-10a.
Aboso. Go.Cst. 12-203 (I!4).
Abnih 13-468a.

Abotrites, race : tee Obotrites.
Abou, nit., India : tre Abu.
Abou Debl, Arab. : tee Abu

Dhabi.
ABOUKIR. F.KT. l-69a : 9-23

(A-lll): 5--.'o::c: Abi-r-

cromby s landing 1-14.1;

buttle (1799) 18-78c : lirl-

ti^b expedition (18S2) 9-

121a.
— . bay, EET- »--'•-' ( II 1 ) : 9-2 Ic;

battle (1798): eee Nilo,

battle of the.
— . lake. Eir>-. 9-22 (A-B1) ;

9--.".'b : 9-107c.
Abou Klea, Slid. : tee Aba

Klen.
Aboullionla (Aboulliontc).lake,

Turk. As.: tre Abulliont GeuL
Abou Sinibel, Egr. : tee Aba

Simbel.
ABOUT, E. F. V. l-69a ; 11-

1484.

Above par (diet.) 2O-745d.
Aboyne, vtects. and earls of:

tee also Huntly, earla and

marquesses of.
— , Charles Gordon, earl of

13-955a.
Aboyne, Scot. 24-412 (F«) ;

7-92 Ib.

Abra, riv.. P.I. 21-392 (C2).
ABRABANEL, ISAAC l-69c ;

13 - 175c ; predictions 3-

88Sb ; 18-1 93d.
ABRACADABRA l-69d.
Abra de San Nicolas, pass,

Mex. 1-1 11 a.
Abraha (Ethiopian viceroy)

24-125d.
ABRAHAM (bilil.) l-69d: 11-

579a ; Arab legends 4-276b,

9-3.1a, 17-953a; chronolotry

3-868a; In Koran 15-900a;

In Mandaean mytbologr

17-'.;.fic: in Midrashic legend

18-421 b. See also Abraham,

Apocalypte of.

— (hp. of Amid) 15-4 4t<s.
ABRAHAM (A Sancta Clara)

l-72a ; 11-789C.

— (Axumlte kind) 9-S47b.

— (bar Hivya)13-173c.
ABRAHAM (b. Hand : ot

Toledo) l-72b; 13- 17 3d ;
14-221C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

ABRA-ACCI

Abraham (b. David : of Pos-
quieres) 13-174a.

— (of Beja) 7-345a.

— (b. Elijah) 13-176a.

— (b. Hasdai) 13-174b.

— (b. Isaac Bedersi) : see
Bedersi.

— (b. Jacob) 24-lllb.

— (b. Meir) : see Abenezra.

— (Judaeus) : see Abraham
(bar Hiyya).

— (of Kartamin) 8-286b.

— (the Lame) 19-408a.

— (Nestorian) 26-SG5c.

— (bp. of Nisibis) 9-678c.
Abraham, Utah 27-814 (B3).
— , bay, Can. 5-160 (R3).

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (D4).

— , mt.. Me. 17-434 (B3-4) ;

17-434b.

Abraham and Isaac 9-614d.
Abraham, Apocalypse of 2-

172d.

Abraham, Era of 4-1003d.
ABRAHAM1TES l-72b.
ABRAHAM-MEN l-72b.
Abrahamovitch, David von

3-36a.
Abraham, Plains of, Can. ;

battle (1759) 22-727e, 22-

728c.
Abraham's Bosom : see Lirn

bus Patrum.

— day 10-137D.
Abrahamson, W. H. F. 8-39d ;

8-41C.
Abraham, Testament of 2-17 4b;

26-666a.
Abrak Kada, mt., Arab. 2-

264 (D2) ; 2-258b.
Abralia 5-701c.
Abram : see Abraham (bibl.).

— (Abi-ramu) 3-104a ; l-71c.
Abram, Lanes. 16-139 (C2) ;

16-UOa.

— , field of. Pal. 3-865b.
Abramis : see Bream.

— blicca : see White bream.
Abramo ed Isac (Belcari) 14

905c.

Abrams, Wis. 28-740 (E-F4).
Abrantes, Junot, duke of :

see Junot.

— F. d'Almarda, count of
13-807C.

ABRANTES, Port. l-72c ;

25-530 (A-B3) ; 21-93C.
— , palace, Caceres, Sp. 4-

924c.

Abranyi, Cornelius 13-928C.
— , Emil 13-927C ; 13-929C.
Abrasax : see Abraxas.
ABRASION (diet.) l-72c.
Abrath «. N.E. Railway 4-

342c.

ABRAUM SALTS l-72c.
Abravanel : see Abrabanel.
Abraxas (zool.) : see Magpie

moth.

— grossulariata : see Goose
berry moth.

ABRAXAS l-72c; 3-479a; 11-

568b.

Abrecox : see Apricot.
Abrege chronologigue (Henault)

13-265C.

Abren, Joao de 4-453a.
Abreu, Antonio d' 3-3 lOd ;

4-261a; 17-302d ; 17-469a
— , Santiago 19-525c.

— de Galindo, Juan 12-79e.
Abrewanko, Go.Cst. 12-203

(C2).

Abriachan, Scot. 24-412 (D2).

Abrico pear : see Avocado
pear.

Abridge, Ess. 16-942 (E2).

Abries, FT. 10-778 (H5).

— , pass, FT. l-742a.

Abrincatinus, Pagus,
FT. : see Avranchin.

Abritum, Turk. 7-913b.

Abrocoma 23-445a.

ABROGATION l-72d.

Abrolhos, isls., Braz. 4-440
(16).

— , rocks, Austr. : see Hout-
man's Abrolhos.

Abron (Abrown) : see Auburn.

Abronia ll-200a.

Abru (poet) 13-488c.

Abrudbanya, Hung. 3-4 (H3)
13-898C.

Abrus precatorius : see
Weather-plant.

Abruzzen, mts., Ger. 12-352d.

Abruzzi, Luigi, duke of the
24-257b; 24-25Cd; explora-
tions ll-38a, 15-619b
18-938d, 21-952b.

ABRUZZI E MOLISE
prov., It. l-72d ; 15-4 (D3-
E4); 25-33d; industries 15-
1 Oa ; emigration 15-Sb ; land
tenure 15-llb; wages 15
13b.

Abruzzo Citeriore, prov.
It. : see Chieti.

— Ulteriore I., prov.. It.
see Teramo.

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

dist.,

Abruzzo Ulteriore II., prov.,
It.: sec Aquila degli Abruzzi.

Abry, L. 20-508C.

Abs, tribe 2-88d ; 19-147c.

Ab Sakhwah b. As'ad 24-
lllb.

ABSALOM l-73c ; 24-123c ;
7-858a ; tomb 2-385b.

Absalom and Achitophel (Dry-
don) 8-61 Ib; 9-630c.

ABSALON (archbp.) l-73d; 8-
39c ; 27-841a ; Copenhagen
statue 7-97b.

Absaraka, N.Dak. 19-7 80d
(G3).

Absaroka, forest, Mont. 18-
753d ; 28-912a.

— , mts., Wyo. 28-912a.

— , tribe : see Crows.

Absarokee, Mont. 14-276 (E3).

ABSCESS l-74b; 20-9 1 8d ;
cerebral 8-794d ; dental 8-
51o; gall-bladder 16-803C ;
joint 15-488b ; liver 8-
268a, 8-785d, 16-803a : lung
17-126b; mastitis 17-529c;

Eancreatic 20-674c ; pros-
ititis 4-30c ; pyaemia 24-

653b ; scalp 24-286C.
Abschied von Innspruck

(folk-song) 25-404C.
ABSCISSA (diet.) l-74d ;

11-7 12d.

ABSCISSION (diet.) l-74d.
ABSCOND (diet.) l-74d.
Abse (in architecture) : see

Apse.

Abseeon, N.J. 19-502 (C5).
— , bay, N.J. 19-502 (C-D5).
— , inlet, N.J. 19-502 (D5).
— , lighthouse, N.J. 2-855a.

— Beach, N.J. 19-502 (D5) ;
2-855a.

ABSENCE (diet.) l-74d.
ABSENTEEISM l-75a.
Absentee Shawnees, tribe

20-61a.
Absentee, The (Edgeworth)

8-935a.

Absher, 111. 14-304 (D6).
— , Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Absinta, llliod. 25-466 (Ml).
ABSINTHE l-75a ; 9-169b ;

toxic action ll-369a.
Absinthians, tribe 18-4 7 9d.
Absolon, K. 2-234b.
ABSOLUTE (logic) l-75b.

— (math.) ll-734d.

— (philos.) l-75d; 6-851b;
Adamson l-182d; Boehme
10-25c ; Bradley 18-246C ;
Cousin 7-334a; Descartes 8-
85c: ego and non-ego 9-19d;
Ferrier 10-288C ; Fichte 10-
315c. 10-316d : Hegel 13-
206d, 13-207b, 16-916c;
idealism 14-281C, 14-284d ;
Lotzc 17-25c ; pragmatism
22-247d; Schelling 24-31 9a,
18-231C ; theosophy distin-
guished 26-788b.

— refractive power 6-69d.

— terra (algebra) 9-709c.

— unit 17-97 4d.

Absolute Unlawfulness of Stage
Entertainments (Law) 16-
299c.

Absolute zero 16-750c.

ABSOLUTION (law) l-76a.

— (religion) 6-902b ; 9-872a ;
St Peter 21-2S6b ; Templars'
chaplains 26-592b.

ABSOLUTISM (aesth.) l-76b.

— (pol.) l-76b ; in China 6-
18 Id ; In Europe, 17th cent.
9-930d.

Absolvitor (law) l-76a.

Absorption (of food) 19-925c.

— , law of (algebra) 1-61 4a.

ABSORPTION OF LIGHT 1-
76c, 16-615d ; by fluores-
cent bodies, 10-577a; photo-
electric effects 6-8 7 6d-

A3STEMH (rel.) l-77c.

Abstemious (diet.) l-77c.

ABSTINENCE (diet.) l-77c.

— (economics) 5-278a: 4-
951c; 24-645C.

ABSTRACTION (diet.) l-77c.

— (philos.) l-77d; Descartes
5-414b; empiricism 16-908a;
Hamann 12-8G9c ; Hegel
13-201a ; Spinoza 5-422b.

Abstract numbers 2-524b.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE l-78a ;

7-49c.
Absua, people : see Ab-

khasians.
Absvrtus2-479a..
ABt, FRANZ l-78a.
— , Roman (engineer) 22-836a.
Abtalbare, mt., Fr.Cong. 11

99 (Bl).

Abtalion (scribe) 13-467C.
Abthenna, riv., Arab. 2-264

(D4).
Abu, hill station, India 14-376

(E7).
ABU, mt., India l-78a ; 14-376

(D-E7) ; meteorology 14-

378c ; temples l-78a, 14-

429 (PI. II., fig. 12).
Abu Aadel. Sud. 9-130b.
Abu Abdullah (Bougie Sultan)

14-222b.
—Abdullah ahHosain al Shi'i :

see Shl'l, al.

— Abdullah Mahommed of
Junaid 21-248d.

— Abdurrahman ul Khalil b.
Ahmed : see Khalil b. Ah-
med.

Abu Ahmed, Sud. : see Abu

Hamed.
Abu Ahmed Mowaffak : see

Mowaflak.

— Ainan : see Faris I.

— Akil Labid b. Babi'a : see
Labid.

— Ali al-Hasan ibn Alhasan :
see Alhazen.

— Ali al-Hasen ibn Hani : see
Abu Nuwas.

— Ali Hasan : see Rokn ad-
daula.

— Ali Mansur : see Hakim.

— Ali Shatranji : see Shatranjl.

— Amir 17-407C.

— Amr b. al-Ala 18-644a,

— Anga 12-232a.
Abu-Arish, Turk.As. 2-264

(Do); 28-913d.
Abu Aun 5-40b.
Abubacer : see Ibn Tufail.
Abu Baihas ul Haitham 17-

423a.

Abubakar 15-476b.
Abu Bakr (Mansur, Saif al-din)

9-92b ; 9-101b.

— Bakr (Almoravide chief)
l-717c.

— Bakr (Amir) 18-856b ; 18-
880*.

— Bakr (Fars) 23-992d.: 3-
214c; 24-989b.

— Bakr (Malik al Adil Saif al
din) : see Adil I.

— Bakra 5-28a.

— Bakr Abd ul Qahir : see
Juriani.

— Bakr Lawik 11-91 7d.

— Bakr Mahommed b. ul
Haran : see Ibn Duraid.

— Bakr Mahommed b. Zaka
riya : see Rhazes.

— Bakr Muhammad b. Yahya :
see Avempace.

— Bakr ul-Kharizmi 2-272d.
ABU-BEKR l-78b; 2-265d, 2-

266b ; 5-23d ; commander of
the faithful l-858b : com-
panion of Mahomet 17-402b;
iniamship 24-857dl; legend
ary grave 18-65c.
Abubekr (Adel) 13-16d.

— (Kashgar) 15-685C.

Abu Bekr Al Rasi : see Rhazes.

— Bekr ul Bakilani 17-422b.
Abu-Berdi 9-735a.

Abu Bishr : see Sibawaihl.
Abud, II. M. 25-380b.
Abud, Pal. 20-602 (C4).
Abu Dabbus el Wathik : sec
Idris IV.

— Da'ud (governor) 5-41c.

— Daud (writer) 17-420a.
Abu Dhabi, Arab. 2-264 (G3).
Abu Dhu'aib 18-644d.

Abu Dibis, Turk.As. 26-305

(E3).
Abu Dolaf 21-225b.

— Dolaf (family) 5-50c.

Abu Dom, Sud. 9-125c ; 8-

414d; 18-172C.
Abu el-Aswad, riv., Syr. 20-

602 (C2).

— el Nomros, Egy. 4-954 (B3).
Abu Feda, mt., Egy. 9-40 (B2).
Abu Firas (Arabic poet) 2-

272c.

Abu Fotros, Turk.As. : see
Ras el Ain.

— Gemaiza (Arab sheikh) 9-
127b.

— Ghurayb canal, Turk.As. :
see Sarsar.

— Habba, Turk.As. : see Sip-
para.

— Habl, riv., Sud. 26-9 (03) ;
15-907b.

Abubafas 25-32c.

Abu Haggag. Egy. : see. Luxor.

ABU HAMED, Sud. l-78d; 26-

9 (C2); 19-695d; captured

by British 9-128d; railway

9-39c.
ABU HANIFA AN-NU'MAN

Ibn Thabit l-78d: 14-331e

influence on religion!7-422a;

school of law 17-415c, 3-

196a.
Abu Hafs (Berber chief) 27-

398a.

Abu Haraz, Sud. 15-620a.
Abu Hashim (Shi'ite) 17-423b

5-35a.
— • Hassan (astronomer) : see

Abul-Hassan.
Abu Hudhaifa ul-Bukhari

see Bukhari.

Abu Ikrima (Arab scholar)
18-644C.

— Inan : see Faris I. (of Mo-
rocco).

— 'Isa (pseudo-Messiah) 18-
193d.

— Ishak Ibrahim 15-281C.

— Ishak al Mo'tasim : see
Mo'tasim.

— Ishaq Ibrahim b. Faraj
24-11 la.

— Ishmail al-Basra 2-276».
Abuja, Nig. 19-678 (C3) ;

19-250b.

— Ja'far al-Hazin 1-61 8a.
Abu Ja'far Ahmed 18-645b.

— Ja'far al-Mansur : see Man-
BUT.

— Ja'far Mahommed al-
Khwarizmi : see Mahom-
med ben Musaal Khwarizmi.

— Kamil (theologian) 17-423C.
Abukir. Egy. : see Aboukir.
ABU KLEA, Sud. l-79;>; 26-9

(C2); battle (1884) 9-124b;
Mahdist occupation 9-128d.

— Kobais, int., Arab. 17-951b ;
24-649C.

Abuksa, Egy. 9-26a ; 10-219d.

Abukuma, mts., Jap. 15-160c.

— , riv., Jap. 15-156 (M8) ;
15-159d.

Abula, Sp. : see Avila.

Abu'l Abbas (amir) : see Ah-
med I.

— Abbas (caliph) 5-40d; battle
of Greater Zab l-10c ; pro-
clamation 5-40b.

— Abbas (poet) 21-248d.

— Abbas Abdullah II. 10-202c

— Abbas Ahmed : see Ibn
Khallikan.

— Abbas al-Motadid : see Mo
tadid.

Abul-afar (of Sicily) 25-32c.
Abulalla, A. (of Saragossa)

18-193d ; 13-174b.
Abu Lahab 17-405d ; 15-903b.
Abu '1 'Aish Ahmed 18-859d.
ABU-'L-'ALA UL-MAARRI

l-79a ; 2-272c.
Abu'l Arab Ibn Minsha 17

MOd.

— Aswad ud-Du'ali 2-276 b.
ABU- 'L'ATAHIYA l-79c ; 2-

272b.

— Baka Salih ar-Rundi 17-
598d.

Abulcasis : see Abu-'l-Qasim.
Abul Dhahab : see Mahommed
Abul Dhahab.

— Fadhl 'Abd ur-Rahman : see
Suyutl.

— Faiz (of Bokhara) 4-157c ;
21-234d.

Abul Faraj (Abulfaragius) : see

Bar Hebraeus.
ABULFARAJ (poet) l-79c ;

2-272d.

— Mahommed : see Nadim.

— Runi 21-250a.

Abul Fateh (of Multan) : see

Sewah Pal.
Abu '1-fath (Arabic WTiter) 24-

11 la.

— (Zend ruler) 21-23Gb.

— b. al-Jinni 12-870d.

— Izhak : see Saif-uddin Iz-
hak.

— Mahommed : see Shahras
tani.

— of Bust21-248d.

— of Ispahan 2-187a.
Abul Fawaris Ahmad 9-95c.
ABUL FAZL l-79d ; 14-403b ;

assassination 4-797.
Abu'l Fazl Mirza 3-95a.
ABULFEDA, l-80a ; 9-101b ;

Reiske's research 23-57d ;

lake dwellings 16-92a.
Abul Futuh Yusuf : see Buluk-

kin.
Abul Gud (mathematician) 1-

018a ; 7-60Gd.
Abulhafs (poet) 21-2480.
Abu '1 Hasan (of Golconda) ;

see Ali V.

— Hasan (of Morocco) 7-848d.

— Hasan Ali : see Imad ad-
daula.

— Hasan Ali (961) : see Ali b.
al-Jkshid.

— Hasan Ali (976) : see Fakhr
eddaula.

— Hasan al Shadhili : see
Shadhili.

— Hasan Amr b. Uthman
see Sibawaihi.

— Hasan Izzuddin Mahom-
med : see Ibn Athir.

— Hasan (of Tyre) 24-11 la.

— Hasan Shuhid 21-248d.

— Hassan (mathematician) 8-
149d ; 17-640a ; mosque 26-
1034c.

— Hassan Ali al Reza : see

Abu 'i-ilin, mt., Syr. 16-347b

Abu '1 Hosain Ahmed : see

Moizzaddaula.

Abu Hosain Mahommed: see
Ibn Jubair.

— Hosain ul Khayyat 17-
423c.

— Hudhail Hamdan 17-423b.

— Kasim : see Abu-'l-Qasim.

— Kasim Ahmad 5-54a : 9-
99d.

— Kasim Isa : see Faiz.

— Kasim Mahmud : see Mah-
mud of Ghazni.

— Kasim Mahmud b. Omar :
see Zamakhshari.

— Kasim Mahommed : see
Kaim.

— Kasim Mansur : see Fir-
dousi.

Abulkhair (15th cent.) 18-
719b ; 4-157b.

— (18th cent.) 15-828d.

— Selama : see Selama ibn
Abd al-Wahal.

Abu '1 Khattab (theologian)

17-423C.

Abull, nits., Cauc. 5-554a.
Abulliont Geul, lake, Turk.As.

2-760 (C2) ; 19-115d ; 2-

758c.
Abu *1 Mahasim (historian)

9-105b ; 2-275d.

— Mahasim Yusuf: see Aziz
Jamal al-din Yusuf.

— Maimuu Abd al-Majid : see
Hallz.

— Mansur Ismail : see Zafir.
Abu-1-Muneggl Canal, Egy.

9-27d.
Abu '1 Muzaffar Nasr 21-248d.

— Narsi Parsar 3-262b.
ABU-L-QASIM l-80b ; 1-

926b; surgical writings 26-
127a, 18-45C.

Abul Qasim Umar : see Ibn
Farid.

— Rakamak 9-lOSc.

— Saraya 5-46b.

Abulug, riv., P.Is. 21-392

(Cl).
Abu '1 wafa (of Hamadan)

12-8700.

— (math.) : see Abulwefa.
Abul Walid Abdullah : see

Ibn Faradi.

— Walid ibn Jannah : see
Ibn Jannah.

— Walid Merwan ibn Janah :
see Jonah, Rabbi.

— Walid Muhammad : see
Averroes.

Abuhvofa 2-810d ; l-618a ;

moon's motion 18-805C ;

trigonometry 27-271d.
Abulwerdis, tribe 27-470a.
Abu-Maaschar : see Albu-

mazar.

— Mahommed Abdulmalik :
see Ibn Ilisham.

— JIaliommed as-Sofianl 5-
38b.

— Mansur (Persian gover-
nor) 10-397C.

— Mansur Abdul Malik : see
Tha'alibi.

— Mansur Muwaffak : see Mu-
waffak.

— Mansur ul Ijli 17-423d.

— Mariam (dervish) 9-127C.

— Masker : see Albumazar.
Abumeron (physician) : see

Avenzoar.

Abu Merwan 'Abd-ul-Malik :
see Avenzoar.

— Mihjan (poet) 2-271d.

— Mikhnaf (historian) 2-274a ;
2-2 7 6a.

— Muslim (caliph) 5-39d ;
5-41a ; Kaisanites 17-424a ;
murder 5-41C ; Persian re-
volt 21-224d.

— Mu'inn eddin Nasir : see
Nasir Khosrau.

— JIusa (governor) 5-2 7 b ;
l-659a.

Abu Musa, isl., Pers. 21-188

(C3).

Abu Muti Makhul 17-422C.
Abuna, riv., Bol. 4-167 (Bl) ;

4-lG9a.

— (title) l-95d.

Abu Naal Muzil el-Muhan

9-127b.
Abuna Josef, mt., Aby. 1-83

(map) ; l-84b.
Abu Nasr (general) 5-41c.

— Nasr Isma'il : see Jauhari.

— Nasr Mahommed 9-91d.

— Nasr Saad 12-336a.
Abunda, dist., Port.W.Af. :

see Benguella.
— , people : see Mbunda.
ABUNDANTIA (myth.) l-80b.
Abu Nu'aim 17-410c.

— Nu'aim al Ispahan! 2-275a.

— NUWAS l-80c; 2-272b.

— Obaid (Obaida) : see Abu
Ubaida (d. 825).

— Qais 2-266a.

Abu Qobais : see Abu Kobais.
Abu Qurra 18-185d.

— Rai Kapur 4-Sllo.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full use of this Index It It essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

ABRA-ACCI

At'unttMHwM. bar. J«p. !••
ulrlnian T.

UlhAo al Jllrnnt i «w

••lit.

A
9-M.-.

.f. tribe M-647r.

lint. 4-

.

— .-.I J.I III 1K-

— •Sid (Arab writer) M-11U.

tun. llih cent.)
A; 9-lula.

!tnu. lith rent)

Jannabl 2-Wb :

\!>ul KhairM-32b;
•Oo.
ilama (general) S- lull ;

lla.

.-ra ! trt Ibrahim III.

— Militi (hl-i • iruin) 8- 1 1 ia.

li (port) 21-248d.
rl,(»,lniiral)2-'J68a.

— Maud (Mildirr) 17-4 1 la.

num. int.. Su.l. 18-907a.

4-914 (BJ): 4-955a.

,-a, church, Cairo 4-95,'ia.
.' .[•.,( || hipl (U.
:•) 28-7 58b.
Aim shiihnun. BabyL I tee

In.
Aim Sliaja Buya : »rt Buya,

— sliama (scholar) 2-27 5c; It-
Abu Shanelna, Sud. 10-IJOa.
Atm-lirl.r, I 'era. : tee Itushlre.

21--JIV1.

— Hiiikur (poet) 21-'.'48d.

•liiiiJu-h, r.il. ll-915b.
ABU S1MBEL, temple* E*y.
1-SOc; 9-40 (113); art-lii-
;ro 2-373« ; Greek in-
scription 14-628b.

. i r, tw 14-10230.
Abuslna. t;.-r. 7-8 19d.
Abuslr. Egy. 4-954 (B4) :
••40 (Al); papyrus roll
•••Mb : pyramld..«22-684b;
temple 9-S4c, 19-U4.'>d.
Abuau-cl-Meleq. Egy. 9-53b.
Abu Sollan 5-25b : 17-405C.

— Suleiman , al Darani 26-

Mlnl-654a.

— Tahir 2--'i;7l. : S-.'.lb.

— Tahlr at • Tajryib : lee
Khusrawani.

— Tahlr Isimiil : tre Mansur.

— Tallb Mahommcd : tee
Farld iid-ilin Attar.

— Tamin Ma'add (952): tee
Molts.

— Tamln Ma'add (1035): tee
M'.-'.m-ir.

ABUTAMMAMl-Sla;2-272c;
12-S70a.

— Thablt : tre 'Amr.

Abut, head. N.7.. 19-r.24(C5).
Abutig. Egy. 9-40 (U2).
ABUTlLONl-81b; 17-5l7d.

— Aviocnnao 15-C04a.

Abu Tiur, nit., Key. 9-40 (B2) ;

9-21c.
ABUTMENT l-81b; of arches

4-:.2fib : of bridges 4-5451).
Abu-t-Tayj-ib Ahmed: tee

Motanahbt.
Abu -rbaida 3-89d ; l-895b ;

S-30d.

— UBAIDA (d. 825) l-81b ;
18-'

— fbaid Abdullah : lee

kit

— V tli man Amr. : tee Jahlz.

— Yaafar 3-62d.

— Yahia Yarmorascn 26-
1035a.

— Yakub:

— Yakut) cl-Mustaiisir : lee

; III.

— Ynkuli Yu^ef 26-10344.

— Yazi.l 26-

— Yazid Makblad al-Zenati
lO-.'OSc.

Abuyog. P.Is. 21-392 (E5).
Abu YuMii el-Mausur : tee
Yakub I.

— Yusuf Yaqnh : tee Klndl.

— Zaid b. Mahommed : tee
Ibn Khaldun.

— Zaid ul-Balkhl : tee Dalkhi

— Zakarlya 27-392d.

— 7-akariya Yahya : tee
TlbrUl.

— Zakariyyab : tee Nawawl.
Abuzar. mt.. Vm. 15-635b.
Abu Zcld. Sud. 19-693 (C5) ;

26-9 <r:i): 19-695b.
Aby. Swed. 28-190 (1)2).
Abyad. mt.. Turk-As, : tet

Abiad.
ABYDOS. Egy. 1-Slo ; 9-40

(III); Arsjran Yamt*}l9r ;
. 9-. II.. 9-..i»o j Tal.l«

.d; u.i,,b.21-J-

ABYOOS. A.la M. 1
• 19-887a; Inacr.

il»c.

21-197b.

Abyssal deposit* 19-97 Sa.

— region 18-M>b ; 28-1

— rock : tet Plutonlo 1
Abyssapolls Arab. 3-74UU.
Abrsmw-l.lu 27-..
AUYNSINI-X 1-8241 I--'!

(map) ; art l-89b, 21-795.1,
Ib ; caste 4lTlsloiw
6-4684; church, trt Aby»
slnlan Church : climate
l-85o ; communications 1-
864. 1-940 ; oollee 8-047.1.
l-87a: currency 1-874,
19-9 10a; dancing 7-795c ;
ethnology 1-88*, 12-893b.
10-137a; flora and fauna
l-85d : geology l-85a ; Ivory
18-92 J. 15-934 ;
mcnt 1*S7<1 \
l-88b. 12-894b. _
missions 18-593a; obelisk*

.

tn>n-i 14-' I-1".- :

— HMory l-89b; 1-331* foil. ;
British relation* l-9Ud toll..
18-1230, 9-S74a, 18-i:io;
ChrlMtiaalty 1-89C. l-204o ;
]>.-rvMhwar»9-126c,9-ma;
Egyptian expeditions 9-37o,
9-li:ir. 12-2504; Falasha
mission 15-409b ; French
treaty (1897) 18-128c;
frontier agreement* 9-747d,
4-606a,25-3S34: Italian In-
fluence 1-930, l-34Ga, 15-7-.V
foil. ; Portuguese 1-3320, 1-
89d; lUmbaud 23-34 3d ;
Sabaean Influence 23-956* ;
Somali wan l-94d. 25-381d.
For ancient history tee Ethi-
opia.
•iBank of: tee Bank of

Abyssinian cat 6-4S9c.

ABYSSINIAN CHURCH 1-954:
foun.lation ll-27i>a ; liturgy
16-796c ; Synaxarinm 28-
292b ; Unlat 23-4884.

A.C. (abbrov.) 1-294.

ac. (abbrev.) l-29d.

a o (abbrev.) 1-294.

ACACIA 1-lMih ; Australia 2-
9 Ilia ; catechu 5-507b ; geo-
logical age 2O-.M36; pollen-
grains 10-568b ; Sudan
28-10.1; Transvaal 27-lSfcU;
U.S. 27-6340.

— adansonia 24-640o,

— albida: see Ana (hot.).

— arablca: tee Babul.

— armata : see Kangaroo-
thorn.

— cavenia : tee Esplno.

— roncinna 19-9 19b.

— dealbata : tee Silver wattle.

— decurreus : see Tan wattle.

— giraffae : tee Camel-thorn.

— glauoescens : tee Ringy
rosewood.

— hcterophylla l-96d ; 23-
207 b ; leaf 16-326b (flg.).

— homalophylla : tee Myall.

— horrida ll-801b.

— koa : see Koa.

— melanoxylon : see Black
wood of Australia.

— molllssima : see Wattle.

— nllotica : fee Sunt tree.

— obscnra 16-382b (flg.).

— pycnantha : tee Golden
wattle.

— Senegal l-96c.

— sphacroccphala : tee Bull-
thorn Acacia.

Aoaolans : tee Arlanl.-m.
Acaclns of Caesarea 7-705d;
18-93b; 9-9554.

— of Constantinople 10-239a;
18-73-.'. l; l-150a; excom
mnnicated 13-693C,

A- i !•••-..-: | . A .1 :• -.,-.-. i;r.-.-k
Academla Caeearaea Leopold

ina 1-1040.
— <lo bcllas artes de San

Fernando, Madrid 1-IOSc.
Acadrmiae Caniabriffiensis

"So*<ra"7-812c,
Aeademia Naturae Curio

Borum, Madrid 1-994; 28-

— Poetica do Madrid 28-1012a.

— Real das Scicnciaa, Lisbon
l-99b; 7-1934.

Aca4emlaSecretornm Naturae,

Naples l-99a; 28-1
Acadrmica (Cicero) 8-3564.
"Academic Festival" (Brahma]

4-390b.

AlMlMmln Alx-Mancllle 27-

— * WUo.0* t «M BoeMt*
male o>* AnUqoalros

— .1' Architecture, Fr. 8-6584;
i

— .lo Franco (at Rome) 8-

— do legislation. Paris 18-!8So.

.. r, 1-: .

— do potete et de musiquo. Fr.:

.... ..;...- .. BE 13 ma

.i.- r.

— 4e* Beaux Art*. Berne
1-1044.

— 4e* Gonoourt lt-131b.

— .1. - In* rtjH n - .-: hi ::•••
lettres, Fr. l-i • .*•: 2-841a;
pnblloaUon* 10-906*, 10-
M -•-.

— des leoz floraux l-97b ; 22-
.' i..

— des idencea, Fr. 1-97.1;
I--.'!,.

— do* Kdence* morale* et
polltlquos, Fr. 12-707S,

— francalse l-100o: 4-154c ;
censorship of the press
18-544 ; dictionary 8-I92b,
11-1080, ll-3.>7b. 22-438o;
drama, Influence on 11-12'J.l.

— Impcrlato et royale dea
tclence* et belle* JettZM,
Brussels l-97d.

— natlonale, agrioole, manu-
facturierc, commerciale, Fr.

— nationale do muslrjue, Fr. :
tee Opera, theatre national
4el'.

•royale de point uro et de
sculpture, Paris l-lU4d;
8-658d.

ACADEMIES 1-97.1 ; Antwerp
academy 26-617a; archae-
ology and history l-103b ;
belles lettres l-lOOo ; Dutch
8-724a ; educational 8-959b;
fine arts 1-104.1; Flemish
10- I95b ; German, 17th cent.
ll-789b; Greece, modern
7-146a; Italian, 15th cent.
14-905a: medicine and
surgery l-104o ; Portuguese
22-16(la ; Koman, 15th cent.
16-C>:i.l, 20-70(ld; scientific
l-97c. See also British
Academy: Academy, Greek;
and Academie Francaise.

Academual-1054.

Aca4emy, W.Va. 28-500 (C3).

— , dist.. Fr. 27-769a.

— . S.Dak. 25-500 (F-G4).

— , glacier, (irecn 12-543 (Fl).

— Corners. Pa. 21-106 (112).
Academy (journal) 19-583O.
ACADEMY, GREEK l-105d;

21-siOa; education 24-
359d: ethics 9-819a; gardens
2-883(1; Olymplodoms 20-
97c; Phllo 21-4 13b; scepti-
ci^tn 24-306(1; Speusippus
25-6450.

Academy Land, Green. 12-
543 (Ol).

Academy of Ancient Music,
London l-I05a; 21-1306.

— of Arts, Iierlin 22-;,23c.

— of Design, National (U.S.)
l-105d; 18-8740,

— of Floral Games, Toulouse :
tee Academic dea jeux
floraux.

— of Humourists : see
Humourists, Academy of.

— of Music, Boston, U.S.
17-840d.

— of Natural Sciences, Phila-
di-Iphla 1-1001) ; 21-369c ;
2S-:llOd; anthropology 1-
817d : museum 19-<i"

— of Pacific Coast History
5-22d.

— of Philosophy, Genoa 17'

519.1.
" Academy of Plato '

(mosaic) 23-483a.
Academy of Quirina 12-3834.

— of St Luke, Home 19-103c.

— of Sciences, Berlin 22-523O.

— of Sciences, National (U.S.;
1-IOOb.

— of the Catholio Religion
12-575,1.

— of Toulouse 22-500b ; 22-
1.

— . Royal t see Royal Aca-
demy of Arts.

Acadia. La. 17-54 (B3).

— , prov., N.Am. : tee Nora
Scotia.

iite5-7S5b.

Acadia Mines. Can. 19-S31
(H-C2): 19-831b.

ACADIAN GROUP l-109a
ll-G70d: 5-87d.

— region. Can. 6-1444.
Acadie, prov.. Can. : te

Nora Scotia.

Aoaena H-7fls« ; 21-7«lb ;

«9-4»4o.
Aoala. 1 . .1' 10-7

I
AesJou : trr i

K7»

»: 24-W7a,
Acalandrus. rir.. It. t ft

: lei Scypho-

M tOtuad : •*•
oUnqut "I I*' Ttfo Hoot*.

. i .-
AcamaptchUl (Mi-rtf«n kin*;)

1H-

Aoanuu (legfnd) t*-360b.
Acamaa, cape, Cyprus : tee

AroantL
Acambarn. Hex. 12-8494.

A .: DO. ( . 5-- H I).

Acampsls, rir., Tork.As.1 tee
Churuk TO.

A. i-.i7- ..,; i.
Acanceh, Mex. t»-»43c.
Acantliaoeao 19-503O ; 10-

571d.
Acantharia 22-80.1.1 ; 22-

804 b: flarion 22-806a ; myo-

phrisks 22-803a.
AcantherpmtM 18-472d.
Aoanthlas 14-2 50a ; 14-2 59d

(llg.); 24-594d;24-590a.

— vulgarls : tee Picked 4ag
fish.

Acanthlcns beds 1S-560O.
Acanthildae : tee Bug.
Aoanthln 22-8024.
Acanthlon javanlcum 15-286c.
Acanthi* llnaria : tee liedpoll.
Acanthlte 2-475b.
Acanthobdella 6-798a; 5-

799c ; reproductive organs

6-7 99a.

Acanthobdcllldae 5-799c.
Acanthoc&ris 6-31 Id.
ACANTHOCEPHALA l-109a;

28-10330.

Acanthoceras 5-694a.
Acanthochitonldoo 6-250b.
Acanthocystis 13-2324 (ngs.) ;

13-233c; 7-7154.

— ludibunda 13-232b.
Acanthodactylus 16-bl'G.l ; 23-

174b.

Acanthodcs 5-311d.
AcanthodeHmla 22-804b.
Acanthodidao 14-248e.
Acanthodii 24-59 Id; 24-596a;

Hkeleton 24-597a.
Acanthodium 11-2584.
Acanthodoris ll-523a.
Acanthodrilidae 28-1 01 Ob.
Acanthodrilns 6-795b f»ll.
Aeantholabrus palloni28-839b.
AcanthoUinon 13-7 Ota; 16-

347r.
Acnnthometra 22-804a ; 22-

805c (flg.) ; 22-S05d.
Acanthometridea : tee Acan-

tharia,

AcantUomys : see Acomys.
Aciint honiilii 22-b04u.
Acanthooxeuto spiculo 25-

724a.
Acanthophls : tee Death

adder.

Acanthopholls 7-418b.
Acanthopliorus 14-2674.
Acanthopleura 8-248b (flg.) ;

6-JSOc.
AcanthoptervBii 26-5 4 Ca; 14-

2 17d ; 28-545I. : ice a

Pharynjfoprtiatlii.
AcanthoHitta 3-9734.
Acanthospora 12-5COC.
Acantho^poridae 12-;'.60o.
Acanth.isioina 3-5L'7b.
Acanthostyle 25- 7 -J 4 a.
Acanthoteuthis 5-7011).
Acantbotylostyle 23-7 24a.
Aoantaoaoon 2i-7u9a.
.\canthuridae : see Lancet-fish.
Acanthus, Gr. 12-440 (C'4) ;

2-lc: 20-98b: coins 19-881b.
ACANTHUS (bot.) l-110d ;

eultivation 13-768a, 13-

742d.

— mollls : ate Brankursine.
Acapnia (diet.) 23-190a.
Acaponeta. Mex. 18-318 (D3).
ACAPULCO, Mcx. 1-1 10d;

18-318 (K.-.-Ki) : l8-:;24a.
Acara-Braz. 4-lln (uj).
Acarahisl, mts. Venez. 27-989

c -• .
Acarahu, Braz. 4-440 (12) ; 5-

•

— , riv., Braz. 4-140(12).

Acarai. mts., llrit.Gui. 12-C75
(C3); 12-6770.

Acaray, riv., Parag. 2-462 (E2)

A carl : lee Mite.

Acaridea : srr -Mites.

Ar.inim 28-13b.

Acarnan (myth.) 5-57c.

ACARNANIA. diot.. anc.Gr.l-
llla; 12-440 (B-C2); 23-
633b: 10-476c; .-oinaee
19-8220 ; dialect 8-427b;

11.414

I tTMTir 10-1 J4b.
MlU

AcarorocUlla : ~* WlU-calL

S l-llll,.

: . • • ll-i !

— Mrabkrl: !«.

A^._ t_ _..« a— *» t AJ>— j a*.— \

— BSttr. York.. 9-418 (II. XI).
ACASTUS 1-1 lib; 21-«8a.
ACATALEPSY 1-111. ;l-l04o;

22-«98d.
Acatenanvn, mt.. Goat. »-87»

(A3); 12-«<ill,.
" Acalhlstua ~ (hymn) 12-

i1 •.

Acatlan, Mex. 18- II 8 (Ft).
ACAUukfCENT l-lllo; 28-

87 to--

Aoc. (abbrer.) l-29d.
Arca(t>Uhop)l-97i(l>.
A. < a. Pal. : tee Acre.
Aooad : tee Akkad.
Accadcrnla drvll A pallet t let

Aocademla drlla Cnuoa.

— de«U Arcadl 1-1 OSa.

— 4<«UScoMl 1-1024.

— degli Umldl 12-398O.

— del Llnoel l-99a ; 18-i72c.

— del Cimento l-99b.

— dclla Cnuea 1-1014 ; 8-1 87a

— di IJclle Arti. Florence 1-
105b ; 2-71) : 2-672b; 10-
5.10s.

— dl Bell* Arti. Milan: tee
•MM,

— 41 Belle Arti. Venice
27-1 002a.

— dl Francla: tre Academl*
de France, Rome.

— dl San Luca 28-1047C.

— Ercolanese l-104b ; 13-
::i ID,

— Etrusca 7-J07b.

— Florentlna : tee Aocademla
dclla Crusca.

— Kmfuratorum : tee Acca-
deinia dclla ( 'ru«ca.

— Platonica l-97c.

— Pontanlana l-97b.
Accadian : tee Burner and

Sumerian.

ACCA LARENTIA 1-1 lie.

Acceleration (blol.) 20-.V->::r.

ACCELERATION (mech.) 1-
lllc; 17-974h; diagram 17-
1009b, 8-1470 ; hodograph
13-558b; units 27-738C.

ACCENT 1-1 lie; Bacchyllde*
MSS. 3-124a; Indo-Euro-
pean 16-245a; In-hS-
Latin 16-246C ; metre 27-
101 5a, 23-2770 ; Teutonic
26-117 4b.

— . fallaey of 10-1534.
Accentor alpinus (coHaris)

25-G09b; 6-5474.

— niodularis : lee Hedge-
sparrow.

— rubldus 2S-609b.
ACCEPTANCE 1-11 "b : 3-94 1r.
ACCEPT1LATION 1-1 Kk ; 23-

.
Acceptor (chem.) 20-423d.

— (Jaw) 3-94 Is.

ACCESS (law) 1-1 13c ; 16-3784.
ACCESSION (Ian) 1-lUc; 1-
710a ; 25-0171'.

— oath : see under Oath.

— prayer 22-2<:2li.

_\< ' • --"T . i:- r i-' e 19-.""!).
ACCESSOR Yl-ll:!d.
Ar.-lio, PaL : lee Aere.
Acci, Sp. : see Guadlx.
Acciajuoll (family) 2-644C.

— , DONATOl-114a.

— , Lorenzo 24-4:

— , Ncrio : see Nerio Accla-
juoli.

— .Nicholas 4-1 05a ; 19-184b.
Acciatura 2-225b.
ACCIDENCE 1-1 14a.
Accident. M.l. 17-f-1^ (Al).
ACCIDENT (diet.) 1-11 la.

— (law) 1-11 In; :

15a ; insurance ll-S21b, 14-
658d ; mines 6-S92e. 18-
540b ; railway 22---_'71., 22-
830b ; seamen 24-548C ;
workmen's compensation 9-
169*.

— (logic): fallacy of l-114b;
10-153C,

Accidental (music) 19-S7a.
ACCIDENTALISM 1 - 1 1 4b.
Acclo, mt.. It. 21-281C.
Accipiter 13-95b.

— buttikoteri 16-540b.

— cooperi : tee Cooper's hawk.

— f uscus : ice Sharp-skinned
hawk.

— msus : fee Pparrow-hawk.

— tinus 13-95a.

Acciiiitres 3-977b; distribu-
tion 3-974b ; Furbrinirer's
claMincation 2O-325d ; mus-
cular system 3-965d. 3-966 b;
plumage 10-225d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

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\

ACCI-ADAIR

Accipitrum, It. : see San

Pietro.

Accise 6-786a.
ACCIUS (16th cent.) l-114c.
— , LUCIUS (2nd cent. B.C.

1-lllc; 8-4940 ; 16-252b.
ACCLAMATION (diet.) 1-1 Ud
ACCLIMATIZATION l-114d.
Aeeo, Pal. : see Acre.
ACCOLADE l-121b; 15-854c

1S-S56C.
Accolti, Benedetto (cardinal

l-121c.
— , BENEDETTO (jurist) 1-

121b.

— , BERNARDO 1-1210.
— , Francesco l-121b.
— , Leonardo l-121b.
— , PIETRO 1-121C.
Accomac (Drummondtown),

Va. 28-118 (G3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (G3).
Accommodation (ocular) 10-

9 jb ; 28-134a : 28-134c.
ACCOMMODATION (theol.)
1-121C.

— BILL l-122a : 3-941d.
ACCOMPANIMENT (mus.) 1-

ITOa.

ACCOMPLICE l-122a.
Accona, It. : see Monte Oliveto

Uunora.
ACCORAMBONI, VITTORIA

l-122b.

Accord, N.Y. 19-596 (A4).
ACCORD (law) l-122c.
Accord-guitarre 13-15c.
"According to Cocker " 6-

625a.

ACCORDION l-122c ; 6-825a.
Accorso, Franciscus : see Ac-

cursius.
— , MARIANGELO l-122d ;

14-630b.

Accotink. Va. 28-118 (E2).
ACCOUNT (diet.) l-123a.
ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL 1

123b : l-199d.
ACCOUNTANTS l-123b : see

also Chartered Accountants,

Institute of.

— and Auditors, Society of
l-124d ; 10-43d.

— in Edinburgh, Society of
1-124C.

Account day : see Settling day.
Account »/ the Abipones (Sara

Coleridge) 6-681a.
Accous, Fr. 10-778 (D6).
ACCOUTREMENT l-125a.
ACCRA, Go.Cst.l-125a; 12-203

(B4) ; 12-2030 ; 12-204b.
— , tribe 12-204a.
Accrediting system 10-44b.
Accrescent (diet.) 10-563c.
ACCRETION (diet.) 1-125C.
ACCRINGTON, Lanes. l-125c ;

16-139 (D2); cotton 7-288a.
Accrue (of net) 19-412D.
Acct. (abbrev.) l-29d.
Accum, F. C. l-219d ; 6-596a ;

11-483C.
Accumbent ll-260b ; 16-328d

ACCUMULATION 1-125C ; In-
surance 14-66Sa.
ACCUMULATOR l-I26a ;

9-189a; dredging 8-571c;

hydraulic 22-227C, 14-95a,

14-950 ; telegraph 26-513a;

traction 27-123c.
Accursed, nits., Turk. : see

Prokletia.

Accursio, Mainardo 21-312b.
ACCURSIUS, FRANCISCUS 1-

134b ; 23-576C.
— , Mariangelo : see Accorso.
ACCUSATION 1-1340 : see also

Indictment.
ACCUSATIVE 1-134C.
Acdestis (zool.) 17-781b.
ACEl-134c; 2-713C ; 3-190a.
Acedera, Sp. 25-530 (C3).
ACELDAMA l-134d.
Acelhuate, riv., Salv. : tee

Asalguate.
Acelum, It. 15-26 (C2) : see also

Asolo.

Acenaphthalene l-134d.
ACENAPHTHENE l-134d.
Acephala : see Lamelli-

branchia.

ACEPHALI l-135a.
Acephalina 12-560C.
Acephalocyst l-135a.
ACEPHALOUS (diet.) l-135a.
Acequia, riv., Tex. 24-12bc.
Acequias 25-532d.
Acequina, Ariz. 2-544 (C3).
Acer 17-664a; 20-551a; in

China 21-781a.

— campestre : see Maple.

— ginala 25-13d.

— insigne 21-197D.

— lobelli 27-421a.

— macrophyfium : see L ^rge-
leaved maple.

— •monspessulanum 20-556a.

— platanoides : see Norway
maple.

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

Acer pseudo • platanus : see
Sycamore.

— rubruin : see Scarlet maple

— saccharinum : sec Sugar
maple.

— semenovil 27-42 Ib.

— syriacuin 16-34 7c.

Accra ll-517c (flg.) ; ll-521d
Aceras20-172b.

— anthropophora : see Man
orchis.

Acerates 20-551a.
Aceratherium 20-82b; 21-171a
Aceratidae ll-521d.
Acerba (Cecco d'Ascoli) 5-

593a

Acerdese : see Manganite.
ACERENZA, It. l-135a ; 15-4

(E-F4) ; (Aceruntia) 15-26

iKI): bishopric 15-1 8a.
Acerina cernua : see Pope

(flsh).

— vulgaris : see Pope (flsh).
Acerno, It. 15-4 (E4).
Acernus : see Klonowicz, S. F
ACEROSE l-135a.

Acerra, Richard, count of 18-

94b.
ACERRA, It. l-135b ; 15-4

(C6) ; 15-26 (E4).
— , liosco d', It. 26-21b.
ACERRAt incense-box) l-135b.
Acerrae, It. (Campania) : see

Acerra.
— , It. (Gallia Transpadana)

see Pizzighettone.
Aceruntia, It. : see Acerenza.
Aceryularia8-127d ; 25-110d.
Acesines, riv., India : see

Chenab.

Acesius : see Apollo Acesius.
Acetabularia l-587d (flg.) ;

l-596a.

Acetabularii 6-943d.
Acetabulifera : see Dibranchi-

ACETABULUM l-135b 25-
176b.

— (measure) 28-485d.
Acetal l-532c.
Acetaldehyde l-532b ; Ionic

velocity 14-884d ; polymer
ism 14-884d.

— phenylhydrazone 3-82d.
Acetaldpxime 20-419b.
Acetamido l-147d.
Acetamidine l-855b.
Acetaminodimethylpyrimidine

l-855b.

Acetaminophenetol, para- :
see Phenacetin.

Acetanilide : see Anti-febrin.

Acetates l-135d; 6-863d.

ACETIC ACID l-135b ; 6-66c ;
20-44a ; boiling and freez-
ing points 25-94 Ic; con-
densation 6-846d ; micro-
scopic work 18-407b.

— Scries 20- 1 la ; 20-51a.
ACETO - ACETIC ESTER 1-

135d.
Acetobutyric acid 6-55c.

— ester 6-54c.
Acetoglutaric ester 12-14-id.
Aeetonamines 15-762c.
ACETONE l-136b ; boiling

point 25-941c ; in cordite
7-139b ; medicine 18-197a.

— diearboxylic acid 6-398a.

— dicarboxylic ester 6-54c.

— diethyl sulphone : see Sul-
phonal.

— di-propionic acid 6-54c.

— oxalic ester 6-54b.
Aoetonitrile 17-496a ; 6-69c ;

22-5300.

Acetonyl acetone 15-762d.
Acetonylacetophenone l-136d ;

ll-357d.
Aceto-ortho-coumaric acid 7-

308c.
ACETOPHENONE l-136c ; 21-

484c; 22-698b.

— oxime 20-4 19c.
Acetopropionic acid : see

Laevnlinic acid.
Acetopurpurin 8-747b.
Acetosuccinic ester 16-64a.
Acetoxime 20-419c.
Acetoxyl : see Acetyl.
Acetphenetidin : see Phenaco-

tin.
Acetum plumbl : see Lead

acetate.

— saturni : see Lead acetate.
Acetyl 6-49c.

— acetone 15-762d.

— anthrauilic acid 22-759b.

— arabin 12-7150.

ACETYLENE l-137a ; calor-
ific value ll-275d; carbon
atom, valency of 27-848b ;
condensation 5-502a, 6-54a;
decomposition 10-474b; en-
dothermic energy 10-81d ;
explosion 26-807d ; light-
houses 16-641b.

— compounds 6-54a.

— monp-carboxylic acid : see
Propiolic acid.

Acetylene tetrabromide 2-
105b ; 8-49a.

Acetylpropionyl 6-54b.

Acetylsalicylic acid 24-70a.

Acetylurea 27-794a.

Acetysal 24-70a.

Ach, riv., Ger. 26-242 (II).

— , Bregenzer, Aus. : see Bre-
genzer Ach.

— Dornbirner, Aus. : see Dorn-
birner Ach.

— , Subers, Aus. : see Subers
Ach.

Ach (plant) : see Aal.

Acha, M. de4-176b.

Acha, Arg. 2-462 (C4) ; 20-
657d.

— , riv., Afr. 19-693 (C7).

Achaea, Demeter 7-981c.

ACHAEA, dist., Gr. l-140d;
12-440(0-32); 25-612a ;
20-931a ; coins 19-883c ;
Roman province l-141a,
23-648 (E3) ; 12-462a.

ACHAEAN LEAGUE 1-1 ! la;
10-234b ; 12-454a ; Deme-
trius II. 7-982d ; Helice 1-
140d; Roman wars 23-631d,
23-633b, 10-476C ; Sparta
25-613a. 6-494C.

ACHAEANS l-141d ; 2-583c ;
19-74Sa; dialect 12-496c,
12-49SC ; in Egypt 7-425b,
9-S5c ; Homeric age 12-442c ;
Trojan legend 27-315b.

Achaea Phthiotia, dist., Gr.,
12-440 (Dl) : l-140d.

ACHAEMENES l-142b ; 14-
869c.

— (son of Darius I.) l-142c ;
9-88a.

Achaemenidae l-142b ; 21-
206d ; architecture 2-376b,
14-428c ; inscriptions 21-
247c. See also Cyrus, Darius.

Achaeta 5-795a.

Achaeus (Gr. myth.) l-141d.

— (gov., Asia M.) 21-214c ;
24-604C.

Achahoish, mt., Scot. 24-418

<C4).

Achaia, Gr. : see Achaea.
Achaici, mts.. Or. 12-440 (D2).
Achaicus (bibl.) 7-151c.

— (philosopher) 21- 163d.
Achakzais 8-694c ; 28-953d.
Achalda, India 14-376 (H6).
Achallt, lake, Scot. 24-412 (C2).
Achan (bibl.) 15-51 Su.
Achane 28-485a.
Achanarras, Scot. 4-959d-
Achango, tribe 22-67 8a.
Actiaranita Sutta : see Aya-

ranya Sutia.
ACHARD, FRANZ CARL 1-

142c.

ACHARIUS, ERIK l-142c.
Acharn, Scot. 24-412 (C-D1);

falls 15-729d.
Acharnae, Gr. 2-883b ; 21-

73b.
Acharnian Gate, Athens 2-832

(plan).
Acnarnians (Aristophanes) 2-

499d; 20-860C.
Achat, Droit d' 8-588c.
ACHATES (myth.) l-142c.
Achates, riv.. Sic. : see Drillo.
Achatina ll-526c ; 13-446a.
Achatinellidae 13-86c.
Ache, Count d' 24-722o ; 21-

873a.

Acheen, Sum. : see Achin.
Achelous (myth.) l-779c ; 12-

478a; 13-346b.
ACHELOUS, riv., Gr. l-142c ;

12-440 (C2).

Achemann, Som. : see Bath.
Achen, Sum. : see Achin.
— , pass, Aus. 3-4 (B3).
Achenau, riv., Fr. 16-923d.
ACHENBACH, ANDREAS 1-

142d.

— , Oswald l-142d.
Achene ll-256b.
Achenkirch, Aus. 3-4 (B3).
Achenkoil, riv., India 14-382

(G15); 27-216a.
Achenthal, Aus. : see Achen-
kirch.
ACHENWALL, GOTTFRIED

l-142d; 25-806d.
Acheres, Fr. 10-778 (A5).
Achern, Ger. 11-808 (B4).
Achernar (astron.) 9-740d; 7-

13 (map).
ACHERON (myth.) l-143a ;

25-1 060b.

— , riv., Gr. 12-440 (Bl).
— , riv., N.Z. 19-624 (D5).
Acherontia : see Death's head

moth.
Acherusia Chersonesus : see

Baba, cape, Turk. As.

— palus, It. : see Fusaro.
Achery, Luc d' 17-188d.
Acheson, E. G. 5-313a; 9-233b ;

ll-361a; 12-365a.
Acheta campestris : see Field
cricket.

Acheta domestlca : see House

cricket.

Achete 23-SOOa.
Achetidae : see Cricket.
Acheuleen group 21-836d.
Acheux, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
A cheval 3-121c ; dominoes

8-404c ; roulette 23-771C.
Achhnera, India : see Achnera,
ACHIACHARUS l-143a ; 9-

797b.

Achias8-308b.
A-chielt, Ben, Scot. : see

Chielt, Ben a.
Achievement (heraldry) 13-

62a.

Achigan, Can. 5-160 (C-D2).
Achihuran : see Acoran.
Achik-darya, riv., Turkest

6-168 (Cl).
Achik-kol.lake, Turkest. 6-168

(D2) ; 15-939a ; 15-940c.
Achik-kuduk, Turkest. 6-168

(El) ; 12-166d.
Achik-tagh, mts. Turkest. 15-

940a.
Aclukulak, dist., Russ. 25-

8164

Acliill, head, Ire. 14-744 (A3).
ACHILL, isl., Ire. l-143a ; 14-

744 (A3).

— , sound. Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Aohillbeg, isl., Ire. 14-744 (A3)
Aehillea 6-812c ; 13-768a ;

atrata l-754a ; divination

6-9 lOd ; millefolium : see

Yarrow.

Achilleion (Corfu) 7-145b.
ACHILLES 1-14XQ ; l-452b ;

Amazons l-790c ; Antilo-

chus 2-126d ; barrow3-442b ;

Chalcidian vase 12-47 7b ;

Olbia cult 20-D la ; Scyros

legends 24-525d ; statue,

HydePark28-548a; tortoise

problem 28-970d.
Achilles, Kan. 15-654 (Bl).
— , Va 28-118 (F:().
" Achilles " (ship) 24-892C.
ACHILLES TATIUS l-144a;

12-5 15c.

Achilleus, St 5-498d.
— (emperor) 9-89d.
Achilleus Portus, Gr. 12-440

(D4).
ACHILLINI, ALESSANDRO 1-

144b ; l-927b ; 2-282a.
— , Claudio l-144b.
— , Giovanni Filoteo 1-1-1 1 li.
— , J. P. 14-908b.
ACHIMENES1-144C.
Achin, Sum. : see Kotaraja.
ACHIN, govt., Sum. l-144c ;

26-71 (A2); 26-72d.
— , riv., Sum. 26-71 (Al) ; 1-

144d.

Achinov (Cossack) 23-1001d.
Achinsk, Sib. 25-10 (E3) ;

25-171) ; 28-915b.
Achior 15-542d.
Achipur, India 14-376 (N8).
Achirite : see Dioptase.
Achirus fasciatus : see Ameri-
can sole.

Achish 7-855C ; 21-403c.
Achit-nor, lake, China 18-71 1 d.
Achivi : see Achaeans.
Achkan 14-419a.
A'Chlair, lake, Scot. : see

Chlair, loch a'.
Achlamu : see Akhlami.
Achlamydeous 10-559C.
Achmatite : see Epidote.
Achmatovsk, Russ. 8-289a ;

6-256d ; 21-179b ; 27-1063C.
Achmed : see Ahmed.
Achmednuggur, India : see

Ahmednagar.

Achmelvich, Scot. 24-412 (Cl).
Achmet : see Ahmed.
Achmet-Aga (general) 4-781d.
Achmet-Aga (Budorus), riv.,

Gr. 9-866b.
Achmetha, Pers. : see Hama-

dan.
Achnacarry House, Scot. 24-

412 (C3) : 14-719d.
Achnanthes 8-170c.
Achnasheen, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Achnashellach, Scot. 24-412

(C2) ; 23-742C.
Achnera, India 14-376 (G6) ;

19-101d.
Acho (Hacko), Monte del,

penin., Mor. 5-777b.
A Choire, lake, Scot. : see

Coir-na-fearn.

Acholi, dist.. Afr. 27-557 (Bl).
ACHOLI, tribe 1-1450 ; 1-3280 ;

27-559a.

Aohomawi, tribe 14-4 59a.
Achondroplasia 7-430d ; 23-

315b.
Achonry, Ire. 14-744 (C2) ; 25-

242a.
Achor, valley, Pal. 12-18b ;

15-518a.
Achorion Schonleinii 10-2 15c ;

20-796a.
Achomtes socialis 25-741d.

Achorutidae 2-234a.
Achradina, Syracuse 26-296

(plan), 26-297a; 26-300a ;

26-301b.
Achras disecta : see Acana.

— sapota : see Sapodillo.
Achray, lake, Scot. 24-418

(C2) ; 21-262b.
— , riv., Scot. 15-696C.
Achrida, Turk. : see Ochrida.
A Chroisg, lake, Scot. : see

Chroisg, loch a.
Achroite 27-103d.
Achromat l-60a ; 18-400c.
Achromatic figure (biol.) 7-

714b.

— lens l-59d ; 8-245c ; 26-560b;
Dollond's 8-392a.

ACHROMATISM (optics) 1-

145d; l-59c.
Achroodextrin III. : see Malto-

dextrin.
Acht 3-305d.
Achterawe, fort, Scot. 14-

Achtermannshohe, mt., Ger
4-688d.

Achthoes : see Kheti.

Achulla, Tun. : see Badria.

Achupallas, EC. 8-919a.

Achuyev, Russ. 23-872 (I. F4).

Achuyevskaya, penin., Russ.
23-872 (I. F4).

Achvarasdal moor, Scot. : geo-
logy 4-959c.

Achwal, point, Braz. 1-785
(map).

Achyla ll-338a.

Achyrophorus Quitensis 8-
915b.

Achzib, Pal. : see Zib, Ez-.

Aci Castello, It. 28-lSSc.

Acicula 11-5150.

— lineata 25-2S4D.
Acicular 18-510a.
Aciculidae 11-5150.
ACIDl-145d; 6-30a ; 6-51a ;

affinities 9-222a ; organic
l-146b ; pharmacology 21-
350a ; specific rotation 25-
893c ; types 6-40b.

ACIDALIUS, VALENS l-147c.

Acid alizarin 8-750a.

— albumins l-514b.

ACID AMIDES l-147c; 6-51b.

— amido-chlorides 6-51c.

— anhydride 6-51b.
Acidaspis 20-237d.
Acidava, Rum. : see Jenu-

seshti.

Acid colours 8-745d, and foil,
leather dyeing 16-343d.

— fermentation 10-278b.

— haloids 6-51b.

— hydrazides 6-51b.

— (acidic) lava 28-182c.

— peroxide 6-51b.

— rock 12-351d.

— salt 6-40c.

Acidum Gallicum : see Gallic

Acid.

Acilal6-121d.
Acilia Calpurnia, lex 12-56b.

— repetundarum, lex 14-636a.
Acilii (Roman family) 5-499b.
Acilisene, dist.. Arm. 21-2 lOc.
Acilius, Gaius 23-659a.

— Glabrio : see Glabrio.
ACINACES l-147d.
ACINETA 1-1 48a ; 14-562d.

— grandis 14-562b (flg.).

— mystacina : see Metacineta.
Acinetaria : see Suctoria.
Acinetopsis 14-562d.
Acinipo (Arunda), Sp. 23-690a.
ACINUS l-148a.

Acipenser : see Sturgeon.

— guldenstadtii : see Ossetr.

— huso : see Hausen.

— ruthenus : see Sterlet.

— stellatus : see Seuruga.

— sturio : see Sturgeon, com-
mon, of Europe.

— transmontanus : see Oregon
sturgeon.

Acipenseridae 25-1052c ; 26-

543d.

Acircius : see Aldfrith.
ACIREALE, It. l-148a ; 15-4

(E6) ; 15-1 So.
Aciris, riv., It. : see Agri.
ACIS (myth.) l-148a.
Acis (Fiume di Jaci) riv., It.

l-148a.

Acken, Ger. : see Aken.
Acker-Douglas process l-6S5a.
Ackere, Maria van 10-496a.
ACKERMAN, FRANCIS 1-

14Sa.

Ackerman, Miss. 18-600 (C2).
ACKERMANN.JOHANN CH.G.

l-148b.
— , LOUISE V. C. 1-148C ; 11-

146b.

— , RUDOLPH l-148c.
— , S. C. : see Schroder, S. C.
Ackermanville, Pa. 21-106

(M4).

Ackerville, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Adder, la. 14-732 (D2).

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a

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<•> given on Pmge I.

. \\ I

U.

(C3);

4«t>.

( •

ACMITE l-149b; 18-50 la ;
is. I Id.

ula. A»ia M. 21-.'.44».
ACNE l-U'.ir : 25-lSllli.

— rosacea : tee Hooace*.
Acnodc (math.) 7-659O.

rcen. Wore*. 2S-

•i 12-907d : 23-442b.

U- : 21-8270 :

anatomy 21-7»9d, toll. ; 21-
710.1

ACOEMETI l-l.'.0a.
Arol hua. rare 18-331d.
ACOLYTE 1-l.M'a.

. Nov. 5-8 (F3).
'.-x. 19-520 (C3): 19-
; 19-,i21a.
•, Xorthumb. 9-412 (I.

— . York*. 9-416 (II. Ei).
ACOM1NATUS, MICHAEL 1-

— , NICETASl-150d : 12-519C.

- 23-1 1 "..i.

;i. Miss. 18-600 (B2).
Aconaemys 23-445a.
Aconcagua, int., S.Am. 2-4IVJ
(C3> ; l-962d ; ascents 18-
.1; height 6-14:!a;
25-

ACONCAGUA, prov., Chil. 1-
151a ; 2-462 (Bl & B3); min
crals 6-150b.

— . riv., Chil. 1-lSla.
ACONCIO. GIACOMO l-151b.
Aconint- l-152a.
ACONITE (Aconitum) l-151c ;

13-7tiSa; 21-777d; flower
22-S96d (fig.) ; leaf 16-:r.Md
(flg.), 22-8l»6t> (ng.) : poison
2l--;i5b; Siberia 2S-14a;
systematic position 22-896b.

Aconitlc acid 6-398a.

Aconitine l-151d.

uii : »ee Aconite.

— lycoetonum : tee Wolfsbane

— napellus : tee Monkshood.

•liju. into., Arg. 2-462
: 24-193d.
i -i 83-155d.
-tc»8-670h.

; it., fir. 20-1720.
ACONTIL'S ( Akontios) 1-lild.

iligion) ll-650d-
-. I'.irt. 25-330 (B2).

— . isN.. MI.II. : tee A tore*.

(king of Egrpt) 9-

Aoo'rn. 'Ark. 2-552 (AS).

MI 24-918d.

ACORN (hot.) l-152d :10-SSlc

•i : as food 19-9331). 4-

— t>arnacle : tee Acorn shell.

— shell (Ualanldao) 3-409b
nrstematic position 18-905d

— shell (Ualanns) 3-409c
7-555d ; development 7-
649c. 18-223d ; fresh water
28-

ACORUS CALAMUS l-153a

14-.149b.
ACOSTA. JOSE DE 1-1 53b.

— , Tomas <lf 7-221d.

— . URIEL 1-1
Acosta. Pa. 21-106 (115).
ACOTYLEDONES 1-1 53d.
Aconcrvptnphone 28-583C.
ACOUSTICS 1-1 53d.

>pa. Nio. S-878 (D5).
uvtosa. It. 15-4
Acquackanock, X.J. : «

in 88-tit(ri).

.- 1

..

i (Fit):
go** MaU-4Uu» 18-18

i"-

-l038d.

...

Acqualagna, It. 4-945d.

«•«• Afcrm.
• I, Jerusalem 1S»

-abbln. dlst.. Arab. : *w
•*e? It. "lt-f8 (E8) : 80-

r*M.'dl>t . (ir. 2-1
raca •nemos* 18-498b.

i.. .lUtri-

hut Ion 18-470* ; mimicry
8-73U..

Acne**. Me.: tee \gr\grntun\.

Acractw ( Flume Ban Blaiclo),
1.413d.

\rrnnlit 1-SH7*.

Acrwlac : tee Borophor*.

\cnwl«19'l

Acre. Lanes. 18-139 (PI).

ACRE CAkka. 8t Jean d'
Acrr. Ptolenikls), Pal. 1-
lS4b: 89-802 (B-<-3); r.,in-
age 21-454* ; medal (1 Mil
li-10a; siege (75 B.C.) 28-
989b; -Inre (USB) 1-154,1 :
siege (1291) 9-100b; siege
(1799)11*194*: sie-re(1831)
18-79a; templars 18-59 4 b,
28-.>95a.

— , bay. Pal. 20-802 (B-C3).

'.. Braz. 1-785 (map);
l-i:>4a; 4-177c.

ACRE. riv.. Braz. l-154a;l-785
(map); 4-167 (Al); 1-786*.

ACRE (measure) l-155a; 4-
592b.

Acrecbolio (Pleurembolic) 11-
511b.

Acredula 26-1030d.

Acrefair, Wales 9-428 (V. E2).

Acrel. Olaf 28-129a-

Acre, West, Norf. : tee Weet
Acre.

Acria Athena 2-S28d.

Acridiidae 13-421b ; 12-377O ;
20-341a; circulatory sys-
tem 13-422b.

ACRIDINEl-155a ; 6-72a.

— dyes 8-746d.

Acridinio acid l-155b ; 22-

759c.

Acridinlum Iodide l-155b.
Acridinm 16-S5Sd ; migration

16-858a.
Acridone 1-1 55b.
Acridotheres tristis: tee My-

nah.

Acrinyl Isothiocyanate 19-98a.
Acrisius (of Argos) 7-793b ;

21-187*.
Acritae 8-262C,
Acritas, cape. Or. 12-110

(C4) : tee also Oallo (
ACRO (Acron), HELEN1US 1-

155d.

ACROBAT 1*1450.
Acrol>atcs 17-783a.

— pygmaeus : tee Flylng-
mooae

Aorocarpl 4-7 08a.
Acrooepnalua 3-976*.

— arundlnaceus : tee Reed
thrush.

— Insclnloldes : tee Sari's
warbler.

— naevlus : tee Grasshopper

.

— schoenobaenns : tee Sedge-
blrd.

— strepeniM : tee Reed -wren.
Acroccraunla. penin., Turk

27-428 (A3): tet alto Qlossa.
>nihmo 25-2S9d ; 23-

•
Acrochordus Javanicus K

Acroclinlum rosenm 13-7661).
Acrtx-omia 18-32 Id.

— sclerocarpa : tee Orugn
nut.

Acn ..... >rintliM-i. fir. 12- 1 1'
; 12- 1.' I I in); 7-147a.
Acrocrinldae 8-!*78d.
Ai-iwy^t 14-152d.
Acrodont (anat.) 28-.102a.
Acrodus 15-570b ; 27-259d.
Acroenu*. Asia M. 21-5 14a.
Acrogenous spores 11-3331).
ACROGENAE 1-1550.
Acrotrynous JumrermannialCA

1 ; 4-704b.
Acrolein l-532c : 20-45b.

— ammonia l-532d.
ACROLITHSl-i:>5d.
ACROMEGALY l-155d.

•rtarr ••

IS-I

ipJo • tboMote

Orodl t-989«.
S (nhntoiui) l-155d.

voro.
Aeto-DaupUa, Ur. : ta I'aU-

SSL

tal >ocoe«ion 11-3 3ic ;
13-7

ACROPOLIS (dut.) l-156a.

. tu) t-8M, 8-838
(l>Uu>); rl«««ln»l period 1-

vravall.m-

12-4711.; ;.. .k-lit 12-l'JiId;
14>827a. 2-
MIIIIHIII inlliu-uce 7-
413b; ma«eumt-841a; Par-
tbenon S8-g89c (nit.); war
•<-k Independeure 12
4Mb.

— Ur. (Mycenae) 19-lu4u
(plan).

— Or. (Sparta) 25-fi 1 4a.
ACROPOLITA, GEORGE

lida.

Acropnmatldae 18-444C.
Acrorea. dut.. Or. 9-278d-
Acroamlenla 15-470a.
AetOMtonUdae 8-881b.
25-.:....'..

Acrosplrel7-501b.

ACROSTIC 1-liBli ; Hoccaclo's
use 4-1031) ; Hebrew litera-
ture 18-1 2(lc. 19-:

\. tott i, :. in IK . ; -20-.-.I ;.l.

Acrostollon 24-863d.

Acrostomum : tee Akroeto-

: i I'":.

Acroteleutla (diet.) 14-183a.
ACROTERIUM (arch.) l-156d.
Acrotreta 5-87c.
Acrotretidae 4-366a.
Acrulocercus 3-9 7 4a.
Acrydildae: tee Acridiidae.
Acrydium : tee Acridinm.
Acryllium 12-697c.
ACT (diet.) 1-1 56d : tee alto

Statute: Act of Parliament;

Act on Petition.
Acta (Roman law) l-156d.
Ada Anhelai 17-572d.
Ada Avffutttma (Luther) 17-

138D.
Acta coOegii fratrum ArvaHum

14-637c: 2-711a.
ACTA DIURNA (records) 1-

157b ; 19-:. 1 tl,.

Actaea spicata : ate Banebcrry.
ACTAEON(myth.)l-157c; 24-

Actaeon, isls., Pac.O. 20-4:: 6

(M7); 20-966C.
Actaeon (zool.) ll-520b ; 11-

521c; ll-517b.

— viridis : see Elysia.
Actaconia ll-523b.
Acteeonidae 11-52 lo.
Acta Eruditonim 21-158b.
Actaeus : tee Zens Actaeus.
Acta Populi : tee Acta Dlurna.

— Publics : tee Acta Diurna.

mrtorum 4-177d.
ACTASENATUS1-157C.
Acta Thomae : see Thomas,

Act* of.

Acta trlumphorum 14-637c.
Art.-. cape, Gr. (Attica)

2-- 2a.

— . penin.. Or. (Macedonia) 12
440 (C4) : tee alto Atli.-.

Art,- A ,1'l.tH.iim-H Franco 1814)

10-'.i- jl, ; 10-t<63d.
Actc de Survlvancc (Holland

1831) 13-4980.

roles (Hugo) 13-

Act la (games) 1-1 59b.
Aotlaca Aera (Actlan era)

tre Actiuui. era of.
Actla Nicnpolis, Ep. : tee

NiropollS.

" (law case) 24-99c.
Art inrlida 22-804a.
Artinrlla grnndiflora : tee

I'y^mv Pnnflower.
Actinia 2-'.t7c : 2-100d; repro

duction 23-117a.

— mesembryanthcmum 16-
975b.

Actinic correction l-80c.

— radiation 13-1
Actiniidea 2-102a ; 2-104b.
Actinlstia 14-2 4 8c : 14-248d

systematic position 26- > r.'.l
Actinium 22-795a ; 21-663b

22-798b.

Actinoblast : tee Scleroblast.
Actinobolos 14-561b.
Actinocamax 5-806b.
Actinocephalidae 12-560C,
Actinocephalus 12-560c.
Actinoceras 5-693c ; 8-128a

20-237d.

Actinoceratidae 5-693C.
Actinocrinidae 8-S7Sd.

Id.

.

: "' I'orU.
.-II.. 21.7l.1a.
Wllda«tl-7l3b.

8-11

U 17b.
i : 18-4 14d;

I .-ll.lllly 18-.MII..

ACTINOMETER l-157c; 21
417b.

notrldae 8-879«.
nima 22-803U ; 2>-804a

(nit.).

Actinomorpblo 10-461h.
AottBpmroM bovl* 2O-798a.

ACTINOMYCOSIS l-l .,7.1 ;
785b; 25-191 b ; 8-5 lo ; in
animals 28-10r.
Actlnomyxldla 9-3880 ; sporea

7a dig.).

A. •linoni-iiia Howie 23-73 1 a.
AcUDO-photometer 21-,')18a.

•,hr.VKl3-2.(3«-; 13-233d.

— -,l 13-232d ; 13-232b.
Actinopoda 8-879C.
Actlnopterj'gil (Actlnoptcri)

14-2.'>8b; 14-260a; circu-
latory system 14-263C ;
Devonian period 8- 12 He ;
excretory organs 14-256b ;
nervous system 14-267a ;
swim-bladder 14-254c.

Actlnopterytfum 14-25 Id.

Actinorhabda : tee Lamelli
cornla.

Actlnosphaerlum 13-232b ; 13-
SSSb.

— fichhornli 13-232b; 13-232d.
Actinotrocha larva 16-227a ;

21-17:11); 8-875b.
ACTINOZOA l-158a
Actinula 14-172<< ; 14-173b

(toA
Actlo (law) 1-1 58b.

— dirr.-t;i 27--:.',|l..

— furtl 7-455a.

Action (chemical): are Chemical
action.

— (drama) 8-476a.
ACTION (law) l-158b ; aban

donment l-6d ; abatement
l-7c ; actionable wrongs
27-6">h, 27-COa ; covenant
7-339d ; Greek law 12-505b ;
history 9-603a ; joinder of
causes 15-476c ; mainten-
ance 17-442d ; on the case
5-444C, 27-64c, 23-567 b
original writ 28-849a ;
Roman law : tee Legia actlo.

Actionclla7-415d.

Actio poptilaris 1-1 59a.

— utius 27-254b.
Actipylaea : tee Acantharla.
Actissa 22-803d.

ACTIUM, Gr. l-I59a ; 12-440

(H2); 24-8«4d.
— .cape, Gr. 12-440 (B2); 23-

646d; 1-4 Ma.
Actinin. era of 6-31 fin.
Actius Syncenu : tee Sanna

zaro, Jacopo.

Active mass (chcm.) 8-27b.
Artiv'.-m (i,Iul.».) 9-878C.
Artivity, Ala. 1-460 (114).
A.t ,,f God l-157a; 1-3041) ;

5-408a.

— of grace l-157a.

— of honour l-147a.

— of Indemnity, Uniformity,
&C. : trr Indemnity. Unl
fonnitv, .

ACT or PARLIAMENT 1
159b; 8-339a; tre alto

SUtlltr.

— of the Holy See 7-«39d.
Acton, Cardinal C. J. K.l-161a.

. I . ll.21.749a.
ACTON, J. E. E. DALBERG

Acton, 1st baron l-159d.
— , John9-804a.
ACTON, SIR JOHN F. E. 1-

160d : 10---'<llr.
— , Gen. Joseph E. 1-1 6 la.
: Klchard E. 7-763b.
Art.m. Cal. 5-8 (D4).
ACTON, di-it., Mdx. l-161a

16-U42 (C2); 18- 1 Ha.
— , Ind. 14-422 (F5).
— , Mass. 17-852 (E2).

— (South). Mass. 17-852 (E2)
—.Me. 17-434 (B5).

— , Minn. 18-550 (C5).

— BuracII, Salop 9-420 (HI.
Bl); castle 24-1022d ; manor
house 17-598a; statute of
2S-si4d.

ACT ON PETITION l-161b
divorce 21-S32d ; ecclesi
astical 21-S33d.

Acton Scott beds 5-300b.

Actonvale. Can. 22-724 (D3).

Actopan. M,-^. 13-4 49b.

Actors and Acting 8-480a
8- vJOd ; 8-525d; aesthetic
theory 10-362c; ecclesias
tical ordinances 88-7 36c

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9

ACCI-ADAIR

18)8i888 Qfptti G*483%S

H '• : KriffU;

-

MMb ; Japan >»-l70«;
B-Mlktval lntnle-mno*8-4Md;

ACTS OP THE AP08TLE8

1*1011) • 3--74»; author-

•hip 17-1180; < hroDciorr
3-HIIM ; Pentecostal *rlft of
tongue* 87*91) ; Paullce
I. ,,1*1" -M-939I).

ArtM of TkeHa : net) Paul and
THeda. AcU of.

Aelt of Uir Martyrt 12-520* ;
24-404a.

Art .Sunday l-157a.

— Term 1-1 47a-
Actuarlae4-97b.
Actuaries, Institute of 2>78b ;

14-888c ; examination* 18-

43d.

Actuariux 8-785d.
ACTUARY l-l««a; 14-888c ;

Price's calculation. 22-3141. ;

U.H. 14-888d.
Actiiit (unit of measure) 28*

484c.
Actu* Pontifteum Cenomani*

in urtjr deqenlium 7-917b.
Actus Vcrcelk-nsen : tee Peter,

AcU of.

Acu, Braz. 4-440 (K3).
Aciii-rdo. El (conference) 2-

473b.

Aculco, Mex. 13-449.1.
Aculeate 14-1HOI. ; 14-179*;

8-734d.

Aculllcar : tee Cnaccfaar.
Acullico8-614d.
ACUMINATE (diet.) 1*186*.
Acumlncum. II unit. 21-306*.
Acumontia 2-309d.
ACUNA, CHRISTOVAL DE 1-

l«6b.

— , Hemando de 25-582*.
Acunea, Ferrando d' 5-502d.
Ac-mum. Fr. : sec Montelimar.
ACUPRESSURE 1-1 (]«(..
ACUPUNCTURE l-16Cb; 4-

66c; 28-1 26a.
Acns (myth.) 12-402d.
Acushnet. Mass. 17-852 (F3> ;

10-133b.

— , riv., MASS. 17-852 (F3).
Acnslla us 12-51 2b ; 16-919b.
Acute accent 1-1 12b.

— angle 2-15*.

— anterior poliomyelitl* : tee
Infantile paralysis.

— bisectrix 7-588*.

— hydrocepbalus ; •« Menin-
gitis, tubercular cerebral.

— spreading myelitis 20-763C.

— yellow atrophy 8-749*; 8-
•_'.;; :.

Acvinl (astron.) 28-998*.
Ai-worth, lia. 11-752 (Bl).
— . N.H. 19-490 (C4).
Acycli. 10- . > .
Aeyclldac 23-763C.
Acyclus 23-783C.
Acyl (of Wadal) 28-2S5d.
Acyl compounds 8-758b.
A.D. (abbrev.) l-27b ; l-29d.
Ada (of Carla) 5-330C,

— (of Hallcarnawos) U-837d.

— (of Loon) IS-i
Ada. Ala. 1-480 (C3).
— . Mich. 18-372 it

ti. 18-550 (A3).

. ... 20-..
— . Okla. 20-48 (E3).

. \\.Va. 28-560 (III).
- . furt : tre Add*.
Adab : trr Btaniya.

— literature 2-273*.
ADABAZAR. Turk.As.l-16«b;

8-780 (Di).

Adabelle, lin. 11-752 (£3).
Adacnarca 18-122b.
Adacna vltrea 5-453d.
Ada Co.. Ida. 14-278 (A4);

14-277b; springs 14-276c.
ADAD l-166c; dress 9-676d,

7-230b; inscription 14-619b;

symbol 3-1 12a; temple at

Assur 2-788C, 3-102*. See

alto Hadad.
Adaddo, cape. Somlnd. 25-379

(F2).

Adad-nirari : tee Hadad-nirari.
Adaens and Maris, SS. : tee

Persian Kite.

Adagalla rock, Cey. 15-954C.
Adagia (Erasmus) 9-728d.
Adagia (Polydore Virgil) 28-

117b.

ADAGIO 1-1 66d.
Adah (bibl.) 16-1 12a.
Adai. Great and Little 2-725c,
A dale), state, K.E.Afr. : tee

Adel.
Adai Ehokh, mt.. Cauc. 23-

874 (C, D2) ; 5-551b.
ADAIR. JOHN l-166d.
— . Sir Robert 5-407*.
Adair. Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Ariz. 2-544 (D2)

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AD AIR- ADR A

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Adair, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— , la. 14-732 (C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (B3).
— , ICy. 15-740 (B3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Fl).
— , cape, Can. 5-160 (PI).

— Co., la. 14-732 <C3).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (C3).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (Dl).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (G2).
Adairsville, Ga, 11-752 (Bl).
Adairville, Ky. 15-740 (B4).
Adaja. riv., Sp. 25-530 (C2) ;

8-4.J Oo.

Adajel, At. : see Adel.
Adak, Chi. 6-168 (El).
— , isl.. Alsk. 1-472 (15).
Adakali, Turk. 27-420 (D2).
Adakun, Pers. : see Ardakan.
Adal, Ras 9-127a.
Adal (state). At. : see Adel.
Adalard of Corbie 13-478a.
Adalberon (archbp. of Reims)

23-54d ; 10-Si:5c.
ADALBERON (bishop of Laon)

l-167a.

— (of Luxemburg) 13-273d.
Adalberonis castellum : see

Bernkastel.
Adalbert (of Babenberg) 3-92a.

— (king of Italy) 15-29c ; 7-
200c.

— (of Saxony) 13-366a ; 26-
902ii.

— (of Tuscany) 27-4S5b ; 7-
200o ; 15-434C.

ADALBERT (archbp. of Ham
burg-Bremen) l-167a: 11-
839a ; 13-275C.

— (archbp. of Magdeburg) 23-
39c.

— (archbp. of Mainz) 17-17c.

— (bishop of Neustria) 4-206b.
ADALBERT (bishop of

Prague) l-167c ; 4-158d ; 4-
687c.

— (Danish nobleman): see
Vallarte.

Adalbert shaft 22-3 13d.

Adaldag 4-494b ; 8-29c.

Adalgis 5-S92a ; 8-95b.

Adalgiselus : see Anse-risel.

ADALIA, Asia M. l-167c; 2-
760 (D4) ; SeUuks t.ike 24-
GlOc, See also Attalia.

— , Syr. : see Salahiya.

— , Bay of. Asia M. 2-760 (D4).

Adaline, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).

Adalrik oeh Gothtida (Mork)
26-21 7 b.

ADAM l-167d; 10-4c; Apo-
cryphal literature 2-178b ;
Ceylon legend l-182d, 5-
778d ; derivation of name,
in Slavonic Enoch 9-651d ;
Lilith legend 16-685a ; Mani-
chaeau account 17-57 4a;
Mii-can legend 17-954a ;
Psalm xcii. 22-534d. For
the Mandaean Book of Adam,
gee Sidra rabba.

— ( Anglieus) : see Adam (Sco-
tus).

— (d* Arras) : see Adam (de la
Hale).

— (DE LA HALE) l-I71b ;
2-116a ; music 19-7 5a.

— (de Marsh, de Marisco) :
see Marsh, Adam.

— (1'Aine) : see Adam, L. S.

— (le Jeune) : see Adam, N. S.

— (OF BREMEN) l-I71a;
Vinland 28-98b.

— (of St Victor) 2-910d;
14-186c.

— (SCOTUS) l-181d.

— (family of architects) 1-
172d. See also Adam, Robert.

— , A. E. l-172a.

— , ALEXANDER l-171c.

— , FRANCOIS G. B. l-172c.

— , SIR FREDERICK l-171d ;
19-170b.

— , James l-173a.

— , John (Indian governor) 4-
727c; 14-412b.

— , JULIETTE l-172a.

— , LAMBERT S. l-172b.

— , MELCHIOR l-172c.

— , NICOLAS S. l-172b.

— , PAUL (novelist) l-172c.

— , Paul Gabriel (chemist) 6-
398a.

— , ROBERT l-172d ; ceilings
5-596c; chair 11-364 (PI.
I. fig. 12) ; chimney pieces
C-166a. 6-738a ; Edinburgh
public buildings 8-938b ;
Glasgow Royal Infirmary 12-
83a; influence on plate de-
signs 21- 801d (fig.) ; side-
boards 25-39a; Sion House
4-497a.

— , WILLIAM (lawyer) l-173d;
10-7 63b.

Adam, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).

— , bay, Austr. 2-960 (E2) ;
2S-493a.

— , isl., Md. 17-828 (G4).

— , mt., Falk. Is. 10-151d.

Adam (mystery play) 8-498d

2-34d.

Adamal-174b; 28-921c.
Adamana, Ariz. 2-544 (D2).
" Adam and Eve " (Diirer)

8-699b.

Adam and Eve, Life of 2-178b.
ADAMANT (diet.) l-174a.

— (min.)8-158b.
Adamanta, Melos 18-99c.
Adamantine clinker 16-7 1 Id.

— lustre ll-561b.

— spar7-207d.
Adamantius (physician) 21-

551a.

— (theologian) 17-692a ; 20-
27 2b.

Adamas, Mclos 7-6Slc.
Adamas (Gnosticism) 12-156b.
Adamas (min.) 8-158b.
ADAMAWA dist., W.Af. 1-

174a ; 5-110 (B2); 28-921c.
Adam Bede (G. Eliot) 9-27<i;\.
" Adam Bell" (ballad) 6-509c.
Adamborger, Antonio 15-913c.
Adamellite 21-32Sd ; 8-289d ;

see also Grano-diorite.
Adamello, mt., It. 15-4 (Cl) ;

l-747a.
Adam Homo (Paludan-

Mxiller) 20-655C.
Adami, G. 20-920d.
Adamia 10-566b ; 13-473d.
Adamians : see Adamites.
Adaminaby, N.S.W. 19-538

<E5).

Adamite (min.) 20-88a.
~~l (N.Af.

ADAMITES (N.Af. sect)
174b.

— (Hussite sect) 14-8c.
Adam Khel l-361d.

Adam Klissi, Rum. 23-S31a ;

23-480c.

Adam Kok III. 15-630a.
Adam Kok's Land, Cape

Col. : see Noman's-land.
Adam, Life of : see Jubilees,

Book of.
ADAMNAN, ST l-174c; 14-

763d.

Adamnan's Law 5-G33a.
Adamo, Guibene di I see

Salimbenc of Parma.
Adam on Era (Ewald) 10-39b.
Adams, Abigail l-177b.
— , Alvin 10-S4d.
— , ANDREW L. 1-1740.
— . Brooks 1-1 7 5c.
— , CHARLES F. l-174d : 12-

357d ; " Alabama " claims

6-624a.

— , Charles F. (jun.) l-175o.
—.Charles K. 7-1 7 Oc ; 18-

378d.

— , E. P.9-216C.
— , Francis l-254o ; 18-64c.
— , F. D. 21-327a.
— , HENRY (historian)l-175b.
— , HENRY C. (economist) 1-

— , HERBERT (sculptor) 1-

175d ; 24-516c.
— , HERBERT B. (historian)

l-175d; 15-460d.

— Jameson B. 21-968a.

— , JOHN (pres. U.S.) l-17fia ;

10-2350 ; 14-372a : 27-690a.

— , John (English sailor) 21-

659d.

— , JOHN COUCH l-177c : 15-
664a ; logarithms 16-876d ;
discovery of Neptune 19-
386c; tidal friction 26-945C.
— , JOHN QUINCY (pres. U.S.)
l-178d; 27-696a; 18-739a;
Pan • American movement
20-071b; Smithsonian In-
stitution 25-273d.
— , John Quincy (lawyer) 1-
175c.

M. A. l-229d ; 8-292a.
Phineas21-154a.
SAMUELl-180a; 17-S60b;
17-862b ; statues 4-292b,
16-527a,27-673d.
Suzanne 19-83b.
THOMAS (divine) l-180d.
Thomas (soldier) 14-408d.
W. (potter) 5-743d.
W. Bridges 22-820b.
. W. G. 1-1 7 8b ; on mag-
netic storms 17-377a.
— .WILLIAM (navigator) 1-
181a ; 15-230d ; Japanese
ships designed 15-193C, 15-
212o ; letters ll-627b.
— , W. S., on sun spots 26-
89b ; on surface rotation of
sun 26-86b.
Adams, Ga. 11-752 (B4).

— 111. 14-304 (A4).

— Ind. 14-422 (F 6).
ADAMS, Mass. l-18Ib; 17-

852 (Al).

Minn. 18-550 (E7).
Mo. 18-608 (A-B3).
Mont. 14-276 (G2).
N.Uak. 19-780 (Fl).
Neb. 19-324 (H4).
N.Y. 19-596 (D-E2).

Adams, Oreg. 20-242 (G2).

— Tenn. 26-620 (D, El).

— fort, R.I. 19-534d.

— isl., Pac.O. : see Huapu.

— lake, B.C.-, 4-COO (F:i).

— int., Falk. Is. 25-487b.

— mt., Mass. 17-852 (Bl).

— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3) ; 2-

207o ; 19-490d.
— , mt.. Wash. 28-354 (D3) ;

5-444a; 27-G23a ; 28-353c.
— , pt., Mich. 18-372 (G4).
Adams Act 17-4"8d.
ADAM'S APPLE l-181o : 1-

940d.
ADAM'S BRIDGE, Cey. 1

181c;14-382(H15);5-778b;

in Kamayana 24-169b.
Adamsburg, Pa. 21-106 (F7).
Adams Center, Wis. 28-740

(D5).

— Co., Col. 6-722 (F2).

— Co., la. 14-732 (C3).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (A4>.

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (H3).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (A4).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (B3).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (F4).

— Co., O. 20-26 (C-D7).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (H6).

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (G2).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (D5).

— Creek, riv., Pa, 21-106

Adam's daughters. Book of :

see Jubilees, Book of.
Adams Express Company 10-

85a.

Adamsia 6-733c.
Adamsites 20-625d.
Adam's laburnum 14-2Sd; 16-

32a.
Adams Men : see National

Republicans.

Adam's needle : see Yucca.
ADAMSON, PATRICK 1-lSld.
— , ROBERT l-182b.
Adamson, Ga. 11-752 (A2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (F3).
Adamson joint 4-141c.
Adamson, mt., Tas. 26-43S

(B2).

Adams Park, Ga, 11-752 (C3).
ADAM'S PEAK, mt., Cey. 1-

182d; 14-382 (I16);5-778o;

geol. 5-779b.

— Run, S.C. 25-500 (D4).

— Station, Miss. 18-600 (B3).
Adamsthal, Aus. 18-817b.
Adamston, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Adamstown, Md. 17-828 (D-

E2).

— , N.S.W. 19-471d.
Adams r. Great North of

Scotland Ry. Co. 2-326b.
Adamsville, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— O. 20-26 (G4).
Pa. 21-106 (B2).
H.I. 23-249 (D2).
Tenn. 26-620 (C2).

. Utah 27-814 (C5).
Adamu : see Adapa.
Adamus Exul (Grotius) 12-

62 Id.
Adamuz, Sp. 25-530 (C3) ; 7-

142a.
Adam v. Newbigging 20-873a :

20-874d.
ADANA, Asia M. 1-1 82d ; 2-

760 (F4); 13-243d; 27-464c ;

Bagdad railway 3-197b;

massacre (1909) 27-464C.
— , vil., Asia M. l-182d ; 2-

760 (B-D5 &F4); 9-112b ;

27-443b.
A dan (de la Hale) : see Adam

(de la Hale).

Adanero, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Adang, isl. Mal.Pen. 17-473

(A3).

Adang Bay, Bor. 4-257 (C3).
Adangrae, dlst., Go.Cst. 12-203

(C4).
— , tribe 12-204a ; dialect 12-

2u4b.

Adans : see Adenes le Rol.
Adansi, mts. 12-203 (B3).
— , tribe l-329d; 2-725b.
ADANSON, MICHEL l-183a.
Adansonia digitata : see Bao-
bab.

— Gregorii : see Gouty-
stemmed tree.

— sterculia ll-801b.
Adant, Gustave 26-43d.
Adapa l-169c; 3-107o; 24-

703a.
Adapis 17-526d; 22-337a ;

28-1 009d.

Adapisorex 14-644b.
Adapisoriculus 14-644b.
ADAPTATION (diet.) 1-183C,

— (biol.) l-183c; 27-912b:
aquatic 20-589d; direct
28-1037b; fishes 20-589d,
14-250d, 2-15b ; plants 21-
776a.

Adapter (chem.) 8-3 19a.
Adaptive radiation 20-589a.
Adaptor (rifle) 23-336c.

Adar, riv., Afr. 19-693 (C6).
Adar (bot.) 2-258a.

— (month) 4-1000d; 6-315c;
28-993C.

A-dara-kalama 3-1 06b.
Adararaa, Sud. 26-9 (D2) ; 9

128d.

Adararit, Sud. 9-40 (C4).
Adaray, Aby. : sec Harrar.
Adare, Ire. 14-744 (C4) ; 16-

694o ; hall 22-640a.
— , cape, Antarc. 21-961 (II) ;

21-904C ; 21-970b.
Adari, Aby. : see Harrar.
Adarna-ies 13-693d.
Adasa, Pal. 17-197d.
Ada-liev, Alexis 15-S9c ; 23

894d.
Ada Spring, W.Aus. 2-960

(D4),

Adata, Asia M. : see Hadath.
Adaua, Somlnd. 25-379 (G2).
Ada vale, Queens. 2-960 (G5).
Ailawites 8-75d.
Adaya Mingrat (general) 4-

6Sld.

Adboel (bibl.) 14-870o.
Ad Bivium, It, 16-4d.
A.D.C. (abbrev.) l-435a.
Adcote, mansion, Salop 26-

813d.
Add, riv., Scot. 24-418 (A2) ;

2-486c.

Adda, W.Af. : see Addah.
— , fort, Alexandria 9-120c.
— , mt., Egy. 9-40 (B3) ; 9-76c.
ADDA (Addua), riv., It. 1-

183d; 15-4 (B2); (ancient)

15-26 (Bl); 15-2c; battle

(223 B.C.) 10-477a, battle

(490) 20-6b ; Milan canal 15-

15a.

— , riv., Sud. 19-693 (A6).
Addaci, Doctrina : see Doctrina

Addaei.
Addah, Go.Cst. 12-203 (C4) ;

12-204C.

Addai : see Thaddaeus.
Addala-shuogchol-meer, mt.,

Cauc. 6-553b.
ADDAMS, JANE l-183d.
Adda Mullah : .-•.,• Hadda

Mullah.

Addanki, India 14-382 (HI 2).
Addan-tso, lake, China, 6-168

(D3).
Addar, Ras, Tun. : see Bon,

cape.

ADDAXl-183d; 2-90b; 9-45b.
Ad Decimum, battle (533) 5-

431a; 20-885b.
Addeku, riv.. Go.Cst. 12-203

(B2).

Addendum (mech.) 17-1001c.
ADDER (viperaeevus)l-184a;

28-109b; 25-2S7C.
"Adder " (submarine) 24-919c,
Adderbury, Oxon. 9-420 (III.

E2) ; 20-41Sa ; geology 20-

416a.
Adderley, C. B. : see Norton,

Charles Adderley, 1st baron.
— , J. G. 19-797d.
Adderley, Salop 9-416 (II. B4)
Adder's foot : see Polypody.
Addicks, J. E. 7-950b.
Addicks, Tex. 26-690 (M6).
Addictio (law) 23-548d ; 23-

542c.

Addieville, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Addiewcll, Scot. 4-984b.
Addl Garaht, Aby. : see Adi-

grat.

Addigital feather 10-227d.
Addingham, Yorks. 28-933

(Bl).

Addington, Henry : see Sid-
mouth, 1st viscount.
Addington, Kent 16-942 (F3) ;

17-492a.

— , Okla. 20-58 (D3).
— , Sur. 16-942 (D3) ; 7-520b ;

17-588d.

— , strait, Sum. 26-71 (A, B3).
Addis Abeba, Aby. : see Adis

Ababa.
Addiscombe military college

2-615d ; 7-520b.
Addisham, Kent : see Adi-
sham.
ADDISON, JOSEPH l-184a ;

drama 8-528a ; essays

9-777d; hymns 14-194b ;

literary criticism l-288a ;

satire 24-229b ; social in-
fluence 9-632a.
— , Thomas 18-54d ; 18-63c.
Addison, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , 111. 14-304 (D2).
— , Ky. 15-740 (B3).
— , Me. 17-434 (E4).
—, Mich. 18-372 (F8X
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D6).
— , Tex. 26-090 (B7).
— , Vt. 19-490 (A3).

— Co., Vt. 19-490 (A-B3).
ADDISON'S DISEASE l-187b ;

20-9220.

— Walk, Oxford 20-409d.

Addison v. Addison 8-340a.
Addition : algebra 1-OOOc ;

arithmetic 2-529a, 2-538c.
Additional Forces Act (1804)

9-554a.

— Representation Bill (1904)
5-246c.

Additions, in drama 8-519a.
Addititious l-65c.
Addlestonc, Sur. 16-942 (B3).
Addolorata, L' : see Lazzari,

Maria Dominica.
Addra gazelle : see Ril gazelle.
Add Ran, Tex. 26-690 (M2);

college 28-225a.
ADDRESS (parl.) l-188a.
Address (in book titles) : see

under leading word, e.g.

Dcil, Address to the.
Addu (myth.) 20-G07b.
Addu, isl., Ind.0. 17-486a.
Addua, riv., It, : see Adda.
Adductor muscle (mollusc)

16-112c.

— muscles (anat.) 19-57a ; 19-
58b.

Add5-,W.24-1009d.
Addy, Wash. 28-354 (HI).
Addyston, O. 20-26 (H7).
Ad Ecclcsiatn (Salviaii) 24-

103a.

Adegaon, India 14-376 (H8).
Adeimantus 12-455c.
Adel, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).
— , la. 14-732 (C3).
— , Yorks. 4-584 (C4) ; 28-933

(Cl).

— , dist., Af. 3-7 G4c ; 13-16d.
Adela (of Blois) 9-479il ; 3-

556a.

— (of Champagne) 17-36b ; 21-
379a.

— (of Denmark) 5-933d.

— (of Vermandois) 27-1024c.

— (of Vohburg)9-12c; ll-45b.
Adelaar : see Adelaer.
Adelactaeon 11-5210.

Adela dogeerella 16-472a (fig.).
ADELAER (admiral) l-188a.
Adelaer, cape, Green. 12-543

(Eo).

Adelaide (abbess) l-188d.
ADELAIDE (empress) l-188b ;

13-2760 ; 15-29c ; 20-373b.

— ( Adeliria, English queen, m.
Henryl.)13-281b; 26-1G31).

— (English queen, m. William
IV.) 28-664C ; 17-513a.

— (French queen, m. Hugh
Capet) 13-858C.

— (French queen, m. Louis V.)
17-35a.

— (French queen, m. Louis VI.)
17-36a; 18-787b.

— (queen of Italy) 28-2Gc.

— (of Tirol) 26-lOllc.

— (of Turin) 24-254a.
Adelaide, Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , Ga. 11-752 (E3).
ADELAIDE, S.Aus. l-188d ;

2-960 (F6); bishopric 4-
810d; library 16-561a; obser-
vatory 19-960d ; rainfall 2-
947a, 25-4940 ; university
27-775c, l-189a, 27-771d,
27-779C (hoods).

— , Tas. 26-438 (B2).

— , land, Antarc. 21-961 (M) ;
21-9630.

— , penin., Can. 5-160 (K2).

— , riv., S.Aus. 2-900 (E2) ; 2-
943a; exploration 2-962a.

ADELARD (of Bath) l-189c;
24-350d; 27-184a.

Adelardi, G. degli 10-283a.

Adelasia (of Sardinia) 9-661b ;
24-2 IGd.

— (of Sicily) l-191d.
Adelbert : see Adalbert.
Adelbert College, Cleveland 6-

504b.
Adelboden, Switz. 26-242 (D4);

3-794c.
Adelbold (bishop of Utrecht)

27-825a; 13-606b.
Adclchi (Manzoni) 14-911d ;

17-627b.
Adelchis (of Benevento) 17-

29e.

Adeldvile, Ger. : see Eltvillo.
Adelea6-617b ; 6-617d.

— ovata6-G17a; 6-616 (ng.).
Adelegg, mts., Ger. 28-856b.
Adelersborg Castle : see Drags-
holm.

Adelfl (secret society) 15-49d.
Adelheid : see Adelaide.
Adelheid's Quelle.Ger. 18-520a.
Adeli, tribe 26-1046c.
Adelidae 16-472a.
Adelie Land, Antarc. 21-961

(G); 8-066d; 21-964a.
Adeline, 111. 14-304 (Cl).
— .La. 17-54 (A7).
Adelisa (of Louvain) 21-337d.
Adelkind, Cornelius 13-175e.
Adell, Wis., 28-740 (E-F5).
Adelnau, Ger. 11-808 (F3).
Adelong, N.S.W. 19-538

(D, E4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.
10

To make lull use of this Index It In enentlml to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

ADAIR-ADRA

K-' •- I
. <> M-*8(K6).

7-eva (map)
Illlllllll*. I 1

I'J-

3-1

A.I.-I-*. '.•!•!.• 8- . :
ADI LUNG. J. C.
8...

'•mines: trr

-de Moi.i.-il : *, Adhemar
i ii tell.

.'-••
ADEMPTION i-h. • > 1-1901).

Kli
ADEN

'•>); 4-6lOa: am-l.-nt
ry 2-21:7.1 ; c-llmate 8-
>60c; l'7«:iil; crater 28
: Kiirrlxm 4-lS8a; MB
.1 19-l>70n.
— , 111. 14-

•v\. 19-520 (CS).

— , cap*. : trr Suimilnh, cape.
— . irulf 2-2s:tu ; 19-973b.
AdVnanthrra paronlna 11

MI. (irr. ii-xos (i j7).

ADENES LE ROI 1-lUOcl ; 27-

2*71.: 11-1
ADENINE 1-IUU; 22-664O ;

18-1970.

A. I. -ilium Obesiim 2-2<ilb.
Adenocarpus 21-780d.

fr.ink.-i I. - • ... r.i.1,-...

Adrnocystls 1-5971).
ADENOIDS 1-lUlh; 21-359c ;

bnoehltti 23-19.V; croup

7-.M2a; laryngisuiusBtridu

Itu It-tlSd.
AiliMiuina 27-37.'..! ; 12-T66b ;

2S-l91b.

Adrnophora 13-768b.
Ailrn volcanic series l-85o-
Adeodatus (pope) 20-7220.

— (sculptor) 24-4 Die.

— (son of AiiKiiMltir) 2-907b.
Adeona (myth.) 23-69b.

i (zool.) 22-42d.
•l>lidaell-515c.
Ad,-.,rblsll-515c.
Adcphaga 6-670a; 6-669o; 6-

tifiUd.
Adepe : trr Lard.

— benzoatus 3-7STa.

— lanae hydrosus : gr r Lanolin
ADEPT (dirt.) 1-1910,

AiliT, flying machine 10-S17C.

Ailrrar, S«h. : tee Adrar.

AdiThalJan, Pen. : tte Azer-
baijan.

Aderklaa. Ann. Z8-244b.

ADERNO. fii-. l-191c; 15-4
(Krt).

Aderoso, Go.Ot, 12-203 (A2).

Adenbacher Felaeu, A us. 23-
.-.21.1.

Adcr telephone transmitter 26
550a.

Adesmaceal6-I24a.

Ad.-t. I1. A. I..

Adet (Albanian custom) 1-484O.

ADEVISM l-l'.H.l.

Ad extlrpauda (1'apal bull) 14

.'•'.I'M.

Adfected equation 9-711C,
Ad Fine-. Climb. 4-246*.

— Flrxuiu. It. : trr. Pletro In

Adforton. Hereford 9-420 (III.

B2).

Adfui (historian) 9-10Sb.
Adgar (William the Trouvire)

-•d.

Adgar, Ate. : nrr Adrar.
AdgatevlMe, Oa. 11-752 (C2).

. Ala. 1-460 (1 ;-.'i.
Adghagh, Sah. : trr Adrar.
Adgild (Frisian king) 1 1
Ailhulf. Siunlnd. : srr Itala.
AdhurbaJlan: irr Azerbaijan.
Adhem. rlv.. Turk.As. 26-305

Adhen '.on 4-3250,

— DE CHABANNES l-191d.
-DE MONTEIL l-192a ; 7-

529b.

— Fahri ll-589d.
AdlK-rlial 15-

Adberent (Presbyterian) 22-

ADHESION (diet.) l-192n:
i 10-561c; (phys.) S-
•.' S6b.

i venea* (phren.) 21-.136C.

AdhJchatra, lnd;n 14-1:2 I.-.
A.llnkii Vatsaklm 13- in In.
Adhirite : trr Nnladat.
Adhmh. Syr. 5-.
Adhrullya, Asl*M. : tee Dory-
lacum.

.ryu 4-3790 ; 84-160*.

•1).
. i : 19-

A.lml.nli.- M-K09*.

in.i.iii 13-1 Hi.- :
. ; of -Irani H-BJSb.

A-vr. 21-

1Kb; I-3J:i.i ; luradc-d by
TIcraiM* 7-i:i7a. M-VOUIi.

in. Syr. M-3U«b.
Adlantuin caudatuin 13-7. V>«.
— ( apUlas-veoeris:sr«Maid.-ii

i-i»ia; is-

-•'.i

Adiaphoritni 18-73.1b.

Adi (al llakkari) (derrlah) 8-

— (b. Artat) (governor) 5-S4c.

- 1 1.. /..

12-

-ablr(poct)tl-250b.

caliph) 9-97d.

Adldon. int.. r'r. : trr .Mils.
Adle hydrom.-l. r 14-llKlli.

— sympleznmctcr 3-4'J'"-.
Adieu, lake, Nfd. 19-479

(BS).

••ux " (Beethoven) 2

4S6b; 2S-242b.
Adik-am (title) 5-7844.
ADIGE. rlv.. It. l-192b; 3-4
: IS- 1 (1)2); 15-21)

*M)I 15-27a: in Austria

2-97 la; In Italy 15-
Adigrrat (Adigherat), Aby. :

trr Adlgrat.

Adlgheh : trr. Cherkenxes.
Adi-timnth : see (Inrnlh.
Adlgral, Aby. 1-83 (map); 1

880 ; coal - bearing beds 1

85b ; Italian expedition 15-

77d, 15-7«c.

— s.ind-t.>n>- 1-vM..

Adll I. (of Egypt) 9-980;
Joppa taken 18-308* : true-.-
with John of llrienne 15-
41.'. .

— II. (of Egj-p<)9-99a.

— (of Persia) 21-2351).
Adilabad. India 14-382 (Hin).

— . dirt., India 14-382 (Him.
Adll Khan: trr Ibrahi-

.Shah I.: Yusiif Adll Shah.
Adil Pasha «l-S39c.
Adlta: trr KadirilH.
Adll Shahi (Ilijnpur dynasty)

14-4021.; 20-ii7.sd; 14-43:ib.
Adlni. rlv., Arab. 2-264 (F6) ;

..

Ailili, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Adina, mosque. Oaur 14-432.1.
Vrk. 2-5.ri2 (C4).
i 23-7.-.H.1 : 23-763o.
Adinida : trc Prorooentraoeae.
.\.l.!i,.l.- 18-219a.
A.hj.i.' acid 19-ir,9a ; 23-969(1.
ADIPOCERE l-l'.l'.'c.
Adinooerite : ter IlatchetUte.
Adipose tissue 6-959b.
Adiquala. N.K.Af. 9-746c.
Adirampatam. India : fee

A dram pot.
Adirtran-ula, mis., Tib. 8-168

Adirondark Park, N.Y.l-193b;

19-59G (111).
ADIRONDACKS, mte., N.Y.

l-192i- ; 19-:>9A(F-(il); 27-

616h- fauna 27-633C ; geo-

loBry 22-207U ; lumber resru-

lati'ons lO-O'i'b, 16-S67b;

mineral.i 19-.">9.1a, 19-597d.
Adirondack Wilderness, .\.V.

1-193*.

Adis. riv.. Mor. 18-851 (D4).
ADIS ABABA. Aby. l-!93b ;

1-- i (map) ; 19-R93 (I)fi) ;

treaty (1S96) l-94b. l-346c,

15-78d ; treaty (1907) 4-

tOt '.

Adi SamaJ (sect) 4-389a.
Adish, int., Cauc. 5-55Ib ; 5-

USb.
Adlsham. Kent 9-424 (IV. E4);

28- 7 Did.
Adis Ilurrar. Aby. : ire Dire

Dawa.

Adit (diet.) 18-.'.29r.
Adltoin, Xiir. 19-B78 (D4).
Aditha. Pal. 20-fli)-.1
Aditi (myth.) 19-1390.

ila«) 23- • I I.-.

. (Chola kiiiK)5-3B2a-
Aditvasena (Oupta king) 12-

731a.
Adltyarara (chron.) 13-493b.

.-ri. Turk. A<. 9-7460.
Ailivino, Caaa del, C.Ara. 5-

678b.
Adjaoentls secnndl 2-512a.

i 2-M2a.
AdJair 15-2-

: iv.. India : tre AJal.
Adjann-, Iv.Cst. : tre Blnger-

<li*t.. Pers. : ire UJan.
Adjara. Dab. 7-735d.

ADJECTIVE (dl.-t.) 1-19.1

In I

i 2!-.'>97d,

l.i-» l-l'. - : 22-

•nrla. K'llf, Turkent. : tee

Aillldja. Hum. 88-826 (D2).

Inbr : irr Allnu.
ADJOURNMENT (diet.) 1-

A.IJ.id' 'Hum. 83-816 (Cl).
ADJUDICATION (law)
!93e; In bankruptcy 3-327f.

ADJUNCT dlli-t.) l-19.1d.

— group 18-6300.
Adlunta, India : *••• AJanta.
A.ljunUs. P.ll. 88-121 (A2).
A dj u«taire : irr Adjutage.
ADJUSTMENT 1-1 93d; 3

57b.

ADJUTAGE l-193d.
ADJUTANT (title) l-193d ;
i ; 14-532c.

— (leploptllus) 15-1030 ; 3.
97Sil; fixull 3-971b; mara
bout feathers 10 - 229c ;
thronl-biitr 3-968d.

ADJUTANT-GENERAL 1
194a; 2-610b ; 1-435*; staff
2S-754c.

Adjutators (1647) : tee Agi-
tators.

Adlygarh. India : trr Ajalgarh.
••l.tinr) 26-15a.

Adlectlo (law) 23-649C.

A'll.-r, Dr. (physician) ll-37c.

— , Dr. (politician) 3-35c.

— , FELIX. 1-194*.

— , Hermann 26-292b.

— , Kaspar : trr Aquila.
. V M. 20-2:121..

A'llrr, riv.. Aus. 2-971a; 4-

— , slilio. riv.. Aus. 3-4 (El).
— . \Vllde. riv.. Aus. 3 -4

(Kl).

— . pass. It. 1-743C.
Adlcrbeth. G. G. 26-218*.
Adlercreutz, C. J. 12-738d.
AdlcrKi'birge. mts., Aus. 3-4

: 4-1221,.

Adli-r-hof. tier. 3-73S (map).
Adl.TM'iirre. (i. 26-21-1,.
Ail libitum (music) 1-122*.
Adlirh, llulg. : trr Kula.
Adllngton. Lanes. 16-139 (C2) ;

16-1

Adlun. Syr. 20-602 (C2).
Aillur. India 14-382 (H10).
Adinah, Pal. 11 - 57'Ja ; 25-

342d.
" Ad majorem Del gloriam "

IS-.'UOb.
Ad Majores. Alg. : tee Bes-

serianl.
Ad Mediam, Hung. : ae

Mehadla.

Ad Medias. It. : tre Mesa.
Admcnsuratio (writ) 28-849b.
Admetidae 2-306*.
ADMETUS (of Pherae) 1-

1:1 ii. ; 2-1 - ii..

— (Molossian king) 9-698d ;
7-1540.

Admetus (zool.) 2-306a.
Adminiculator : tee Nomen

ADMINISTRATION l-194b ;

12-297d.
Administration of Estates Act

<1869)7-905c.
Adrninixlrution of Great

Hriluin i Lew is) 16-523b.
Administrative county 9-
1 ; 9-4280.

— County of London Electric
Power Hill (1905) 9-201*.

Administrator : tee Execu
and Administrators.

Administrators (Manichaean)
17-:.75a.

Admirable Crichton :
Crichton, James.

ADMIRAL (till.-) l-194d; 24-
14a: 19-299c ; Hairs 10-4601,;
of France 19-302c, 19-305d,
19-306a ; of St John of
.l.-rusalem 24-1 la ; of the
Him- 19-. in Ib ; of the Fleet
19-29Uc, 19-:;ii4b, l-195b ;
of the White 19- (nib.

" Admiral " (battleship) 24-
I95b.

" Admiral Bounrola " (sub-
marine) 24-;i2li-.

Admiral butterfly 16-476d.

AdmiralV regiment 17-7 19o-

" Admiral's. The " : tee Lord
Admiral's Company, The.

" Admiral Trehouart " (battle-
ship) 24-;.

,!ty buy, N.Z. 19-624
(K4).

— , bar, W.I. 12-5790.

— , gulf, Aus. 2-960 (D2) ; 2-
942a.

t.Can. 5-160 (Ml) ; 3-

— , Inlet, Wash. 28-354 (G4).

Al.k. 1-471

(tar

. i'«n. 5- 1 «0 d.').
ADMIHALTy, I.I . l-«c.O. »•

! .

H . ill).

, -..'l!l-l, \ ' -' 2- I '. J " 1l

ADMIRALTY ADMINUTRA-
Uon l-l'J'.i. : .\ii~-:
f arm* 2 - - 1 > : b
• .M 2-43M; eh
1930. »-U4»d ; rirmp
inltteet-806*; rt«r 1
marine (oro* 17
;tod Statos 1-2. i
alto France, nary
many, navy, tec.

— Advocate 1-2410 ; 1-104O.

— Hoard 1-1 95c.

— Coefficient M-942d.

— < '..urt AcU l-203d ; 22-
174b.

— Flrnt Lord of the 1-1 98b;
l-!97a ; In cabinet 4-919a>
25-SOlc.

— , HIGH COURT OF l-203a
18-6961) ; Trinity HOUM
27-286.1; Ireland l-205a

. m of request 23-180d
proctor 1-204C, 22-421a
proxy In 22-51 7d: Scotland
l-205a ; standing OOUUM "
1-2040.

— JURISDICTION l-20Sb
<'iiuiue Ports' court 0-378O
l-205b; civil salvage 24-
97d; courts-martial 7-328b
drolts 8-58Kc. 28-H41b; mill
tary salvage 24-99b ; prize
22-373d; United States 1-
208a; wrecks 28-.-411. ; 28
840b.

Admire, Kan. 15-654 (F2).
Adini-sibility (law) 10-I3C.
ADMISSION (law) l-210c; 10-
17d.

— Day 13-S84b.

— to Beneflces Act (1843) 1-
46c.

Admonet nos (papal bull) 21-

8Mb.
Admonition (Florentine his

tory) 10-534U ; 10-535a.

— (law): trr Munition.
Admonition to Parliament 22-

I89b.

Admont, Aus. 3-4 (D3).
Ad Moruni, Sp. : ate Velez

Kublo.

Adna, Wash. 28-354 (B3).
AdnatclO-567b.
Adnephriue 26-1 1 6b.
Ad net. Aus. 24-105b.

— beds (Adnetcr Kulke)
533d ; 15-5«9d.

AdnetJAcko, mt., Swed.

800 (Dl).

Ad Novas. It. 4-358b.
Ad Xoratianum 9-650b.
ADO (of Vlenne) l-210c;

MMe.

Ado, Nig. 19-678 (B4).
ADOBE l-210d ; 4-.'>17d.

— , hill, Colo. 6-722 (OS).

— . val., Cal. 5-8 (D2).
Adoblno l-210d.

Adod Addaula (sultan) 5-52c ;

15-951a.

Adolar (bishop) 9-737b.
ADOLESCENCE l-210d ; 14-

'. : : -

16-
19-

17-

Adoleecentla (law) l-372c; 7-
SMd.

Adolf : tre Adolph.
Adolph (of Bavaria-Munich)
3-5470.

— V. (of Berg) 15-638C.

— VII. (of Berg) 16-691d;
18-440*.

— (of Cleves) ll-556c.

— (archbp. of Cologne) 11-
842d ; 21-3S4a.

— (of Gelderland) ll-556d ;
12-6991).

— I. (of HolBteln) 24-335d.
— II. (of ilolstein) 17-86a ; 24-

33.r,d.

— III. (of Ilolstein) 5-223*;
12-S7I.I ; 24-:<35d.

— VIII. (of Hol-t<-in>24-336b.

— (of Jiilich-Berg) 15-549d ;
3-771d.

— II. (of La Mnrck) : tee La
Marck. Adolf II.. Count of.

— (of Nassau) 19-25 Ic: grand-
daike of Luxemburg 17-1 45c,
28-«70,l; order of (1858)
15-86'id: order of the Golden
Lion 15-865d.

— II. (of Nassau) 17- IH.l ; 8-
841ft.

— (of Nuenar) 27-S26b.

ADOLPH OF NASSAU (Ger-
man klne) 1-2111,; 18-85*;
l9-iisi,: n--i.;c.

Adnlphr (Constant) 6-9S7c.

Adolphe Hr.

Adolphus (Christian name) 8-

nio.

ADOLPH U8 FHEDs^M
(klmc of 8w*drn> 1-jiM.

ADOLPHUS, J. L. 1-IIId.

i ,;l).

Adoninan. ."I : irr A.Umuan.
.VI. ,n. count 17-1

2

(rvUcioo) 18-ltTb ; 17-

556b.
AdonaU (8beU«y) 17-lMb ; S-

13*.
Adone. L' (Martnl) 14-90«b ;

17-/2ld.
ADONI. India l-211a; 14-181

(oitT,

Adonia (fmtlrals) 1-2121, ; 5-
7l2b.

Aduniatutne (Theocritu.) 1-
tllb; 3-9.'.6b; 8*-762e.

ADONIJAHl-llta; 7-K58*.

Adoniram (blbl.) 15-3260.

ADONIS (myth) l-2IIa; At-
tls 8-»»6b: Bethlehem
temple 3-829* ; festivals:
tee Adunla : Gnostic par-
allel It- 1 SOb; Grail story
18-3211) ; Hadadrlmmon 12-
795a; Linus legend l«-736d:
No'mAn 1»- Ill's; survivals
87-5491).

Adonis, riv., Syr. 18-346.1 ; 15-
299c; shrine of AsUrte 21-
604d.

ADONIS (bot.) 1-212.1; 22-
896d ; 13-768b.

— but K-rlly 1-21 2d.

A.I..II l.-ni21-513b.

ADOPTIAN1SM l-212d ; 26-
775a ; ArcheUus* creed 8-
570b ; Christology 23-963C ;
Spani-h school 28-777d.

ADOPTION (law) l-213c;
Babylonian 3-1 19c ; Cretan
12-.r,»2d ; Kn-n.-h 1-301 b;
Hindu 14-441.1 ; Homan 23-
6300. 23-573d, l-213c. 22-

Adoptlon of Children Act

(1895)8-98*.
Adoptive Vestries Act (1831)

27-1063b.
Ador, G. 11- '.:. I d.
AdoraUn, Pal. : tte Dor*.
ADORATION l-214b.
" Adoration of the Lamb "

(van Eyck) !O-90b.
" Adoration of the Magi "

(Botticelli)4-307a; (Pcruzzi)

21-281b; (Kubem.) 23-805*.
" Adoration of the Virgin "

(DOnr) 8VTOO*.

Adorf. Aus. 3-4 (Cl).
ADORF, i:.-r. (Saxony) !•
214c ; 11-808 (III. qll).

. (Waldeck)ll-80S(B3).
Adorf limestone 8-125 ; 8-

.
— shales : tee Budeshelmer

shales.
" Adoro to devote " (Uymn)

14-186d.

Adorp. Iloll. 13-588 (Dl).
Adorsi. race : tee Aorses.
Adossldes Pasha 7-428*.
ADOUR. riv.. Kr. l-214c: 10-

778 (E6); 13-75a; 23-380b.
ADOWA. Aby. 1-21 4d; 1-83

(map); 19-693 (D5); battle

(18M l-.ii-.lS-7-!-.lS-77.;

church frescoes l-89b.
Adoxa : tre MoschateL
Ad patrem (Milton ) 18-4 8 1 d.
Ad Piscinam, Alg. : tee Pto-

clnam. Ad.
Ad Providam (papal bull) 26-

i ..-.'..

Ad quaeetlonem 17-925d.
Ad quod dainnum (writ) 28-

- ite.

ADRA, Sp. 1-21 4d: 25-530

(D4): tee alto Abdera.
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (D4); 1-

211.1 ; 1-711!..
Adra. El. church. Cairo 4-

I :.

A dram pet, India 14-382 (H 1 4).
Adramytta, dlst., Arab. 12-

-.-•• •
Adramyttium, Turk.As. 2-760

(B3).

Adranon. Sfc. : trr Ademo.
Adranos (myth.) l-191d.

J.

Adranua (myth.) 25-37a.
ADRAi' .i;,a; 1-320

: 23-:i57a ; 23-l004c;
i Influence 24-643C ;
Inhabitants 27-3521) ; popu-
IMIJ..H 27-

li'iilfoj, Alg- : >re Kabylia,
Great.

Adraskan*. Afg. 1-31 4b.
Adristela: «re Nemesis.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.
11

ADRA-AFGH

ADRASTUS (legend) l-215a
27-494a.

— (of Aphrodisia) 16-S99d.
Adrenal Glands 7-634b : for ex

tract see Supra-renal extract

Adrenalin 19-927a ; 26-116a
action on nervons systen
26-2S8c ; in epistaxis 20
79d ; in purpura 22-666a.

Adreualone 26-1 16b.

Adreth Solomon 13-17 Ib ; 1-
9c.

Adrets, Baron des 28-56d.

Adrerald (monk) l-439d.

ADRIA, It. l-21Sb; 15-4 (D2);
15-26 (D2) ; 9-90Sc; amber
trade l-793e.

— , sea : see Adriatic Sea.

ADRIAN, St l-216d ; 10-:;:; la
17-9:ilb.

ADRIAN I. (Pope) l-215c ;
23-tiG4c ; Charlemagne 10-
809b, 5-S91d ; Desiderius
8-95b ; Dionysio • Hadriana
5-195a ; forged documents
8-303d, 8-40§c.

— II. (Pope) l-215d ; 20-6S9a.

— III. (Pope) l-215d ; 6
715a.

— IV. (Pope) l-215d ; 23-
671c; 20-694a ; attitude to
the commune 20-695a ; Ire
land granted to Henry II.
9-4S3c ; interdict 10-60c ;
Templars 26-593a.

— V. (Pope) 1-21 6b; 4-207a ;
legatine constitutions 28
552b, 5-201d.

— VI. (Pope) l-216b ; 20-
709c ; order of Alcantara 15-
866d ; St James of Compos
tella 15-866c.

— (di Castello) : see Castellesi,
Adriano.

— (of Met2) 6-384d.

— (of Niridanum) 26-766a.

— (ofTyre)23-236b ; 21-345C.
Adrian, Ga. 11-752 (D3).

— , 111. 14-304 (A3).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Gl).
ADRIAN, Mich. l-216d ; 18-

372 (F8).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B7).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B3).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).
— , Tex. 26-890 (A2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (F2).
Adrian College, Mich. 1-21 7a.
Adriana, villa, Home 15-4

(F-G1).

ADR1ANI, G. B. l-217a.
— , M. 14-907C.
ADRIANOPLE, Turk. l-217c ;

27-426 (E2) ; battle (A.D.

324)14-518c; battle (A.D.

378) 23-512b, 27-850b;

capture (1829) 23-931b ;

Russian occupation (1878)

Z3-U:i.">il ; shipping statistics

27-430c; treaty (1829)23-

904a, 23-837d, 27-458a.
ADRIANOPLE, vil., Turk.,

l-217b: 27-426 (D-E2) ;

population 27-426C ; silk

production 25-104b ; taxes

27-433b.

Adrianus : see Adrian.
Adria Shipping Company 3-

21a.

" Adriatic " (liner) 24-886a.
ADRIATIC SEA l-21Sa; 15-4

(D2-F4); 23-648 (D2) ; depth

19-974a; formation 15-6S3b ;

geological age 9-91 Id ; mar-
riage ceremony 4-713a, 24-

552 b; Venetian acquisitions

27-1004d.

Adria Veneta, It. : see Adria.
Adrienne Lecouvreur (Scribe

and Legouve) 16-380a.
Adrigole, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Adrimetum (Adrumetum),

Tun. : see Hadrumetum.
Ad Ripam, Yorks. : see Ripon.
Adrogatio 1-2 13d ; 23-530c.
Ad Salinas, Aus. : see Dolnja

Tuzla.

ADSCRIPT (diet.) l-218c.
Adscripticii 7-1 IGc; 24-664d;

23-523a.
Ad Septem Fratres, Mor. : see

Ceuta.
Ad Sex Insulas, Mor. : see

Alhucemas.
Adsiger, P. 6-808d.
Ad spem veterem, dist., Rome

2-2 4 2 d.

Adua, Aby. : see Adowa.
Aduan, tribe 9-301c.
Aduard, Holl. 13-588 (Dl).
Aduatici. tribe : see Aduatuci.
Aduaticum, camp, Belg. 19-

159d.

Aduatuca, Gaul. 4-940b.
Aduatnci, tribe ll-533b ; 4-

940a ; l-795a.
Adnfe : see Timbrel.
Adula Alps, mts., Swltz. 1-

744c; 20-332d.
Adularescence 18-807b.

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

Adularia 25-fi46d ; 18-807a

20-332d ; 20-333a.
Adule Bay, X.E.Af. : see An

nesley Bay.
Adulis, N.E.Af.9-747b; cathe

dral l-96a ; inscription 14

629a, l-S9c, 9-847a. See ate

Zula.
ADULLAM, Pal. l-218c ; 7

855b.
— , cave of (hist.) l-218c.

— Chapel, Brighton l-365d.
ADULTERATION l-218c .

7-754c ; district council's
powers 9-440c ; of brandj
4-429d ; oils 20- ISM, 20-.V-M
perfumery 21-142C ; pig
ments 21-598b.

Adulterine Castle 5-479c.

ADULTERY l-234b ; Baby
Ionian law 3-120a ; AnglO'
Saxon 28-783d ; divorce 8-
337a : early Church 6-902c
Roman law 28-783b ; wife's
confession 6-904d.

Adult life l-372c.

— Schools movement ll-228d
Aduma, Syr. 8-949c.

— (dialect) 3-359c.
Adumu, Pal. 14-870c.
Adunara, isl., Mai. Arch. 17-466

(E4).

Adunata8-878c.
Adunatio (deiflcatio) 19-125a ;

9-744b.

Addnay (myth.) 17-556b.
Adun-chalon, mts., Russ.As.

27-4Sc; 3-8 17c.
Adur, riv., Sus. 9-424 (IV. B5);

26-16.-.C : 24-1004a.
Adurrus, riv., Fr. : see Adour.
Ad usum Delphini (Boursault)

4-334b.

Adva, Aby. : see Adowa.
AD VALOREM DUTY 1-234C.
Advance, 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D5).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).
— , N.C. 19-772 (Bl-2).
" Advance " (ship) 15-650b.

— (in shipbuilding) 24-954b.
ADVANCEMENT l-235a.
Advancement of Learning

(Bacon) 3-1 46c.

Advances to Settlers Act (1894)
19-630d.

Advance Union 7-S6d.

ADVANTAGE (diet.) l-235a.

ADVENT l-235b: 9-695d; Ger-
man observances 10-197b.

— .Second 9-762b ; 18-461c;
Christ's teaching 15-354C ;
early Church 6-332c, 13-
624a ; Pauline teaching 20-
946d, 26-841b.

— , bay, Arct. 25-709a.

— Christians 18-465a.

— images l-235b.
ADVENTISTS, SECOND 1-

235c: 18-4G4d.
ADVENTITIOUS 1-235C.

— roots 23-712c.

— shoot 25-878b.
ADVENTURE (diet.) l-235c.

— bay, Arct. : see Advent.

— bay, Tas. 26-438 (B2).
— , port, N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
"Adventure" (cruiser) 24-909a.
"Adventure" (ship : Cooke's)

7-71d.

Adventure" (ship : New-
castle) 16-602ii.

Adventure Bank, shoal 18-6Sa.

Adventure, bill of 1-235C.

"Adventure Galley" (ship) 15-
784a.

Adventure Land, Arct. 25-
708d.

Adrenturer (periodical) 13-97d.

Adventurers of London trading
into Africa, The Company of
ll-438a.

Adrenlures of Mr Verdant
Green (Bede) 3-616b.

Adventures of Philip (Thacke-
ray) 26-71 9a.

Adventus (consul) 25-361c.

Adverb 12-329c.

Adversaria (law) 23-558a.

Adversaria (von Barth) 3-447d.

Adversative conjunction 6-
B43o.

ADVERTISEMENT l-235d;
19-545d ; French news-
paper control (1830) 19-
575b ; in book distribution
22-631d, 9-631c; indecent
19-953c; law 22-301b, 11-
447c ; society for checking
abuses of l-237b.

Advertisements Regulation
Act 1907 l-238b.

— Statute 27-10610.
ADVICE (diet.) l-241a.
Adrices to a Painter (MarveU)

24-229b.

Adrice to the Farmers in East
Lothian : see CountryTnan's
Rudiment*.

Adville, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

ADVOCATE l-241a; Dutcl
13-600d ; ecclesiastical 12
172d ; U.S. court of admir
alty 2-8S7a,; medieval, 1
241d, 7-561a, 27-172a.

Advocate-general : see King'
advocate.

Advocates, College of : set
Doctors Commons.

Advocates-depute 16-992d.

ADVOCATES, FACULTY OF 1
242b ; library 16-557C, 22
301b, 12-795b.

Advocatus : see Advocate.

ADVOCATUS DIABOLI 1<
242c.

— flsci l-241b.
Advowry 26-737b.
ADVOWSON (Advowzen) 1-

242c ; 23-499a ; 6-436a.
Adwalton Moor : battle (1643

12-406b.

Adwan, tribe 26-307C.
Adwick le Street, Yorks

9-416(11. E2).

— upon Dearuc, Yorks. 28-933
D2).

Adyar, India 17-291C.
AD'YE, Sir J. M. l-243d ; 9-

121a.

Adyeville, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Ady-ghe, tribe : see Cherk

esses.

Adyongan.P.Is. 21-392 (C-D4).
Adyr-su, pass, Cauc. 5-552c.
Adyr-su-bashi, mt., Cauc.

5-551b.

Adys, N.Af. 23-48a.
ADYTUM l-244a.
ADZE l-244a ; 5-386c; Celtic

5-652c; Egyptian 9-70a, 9-

68d.
" Adzuma " (Jap. cruiser)

24-912d.
AS (rel.) : see Ea.
Ae, riv., Scot. 8-663b.
Aea, Russ. : see Kutais.
Aeacidael3-374d; l-254a.
Aeacides (of Epirus) 9-699a.
ABACUS l-244a; l-142a ; 1-

•l.v-'l) ; 18-479d.
Aeaea, isl., It. 6-381b ; 6-381c.
Aeane, Gr. 12-440 (A4).
Aeantis, tribe 6-479d.
Aebelo, isl., Den. 8-24 (C3).
Aebeltoft, Den. 8-24 (C2).
— , bay, Den. 8-24 (C2).
Aeber Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-

506 (D3).
Aebutia, Lex 23-553d ; 23

566c.
Aecae, It. 15-26 (E4) : see also

Troia.

Aechmea 4-632b.
Aecidiospores ll-342c.
Aecidium (fungal fruit) 11

336a ; ll-343a.

— (fungal genus) ll-336b.

— elatinum 21-7 56a.

— Grossulariae : see Puccinia
Pringsheimiana.

AECLANUM, It. l-244a ; 15-

26 (E4); 5-123a; 14-634a.
Aed (king of Ireland) 14-7 63b.

— Allen 14-763d.
Aedau : see Aidan.
Aeddi : see Eddius.
Aedepsus, Gr. 12-440 (E2) :

see also Lipsos.

Aedes 18-901d.

AEDESIUS l-244b.

Aed Finnliath 14-765b.

Aedico (Idico) 20-5b.

AEDICULA (diet.) l-244b.

Aedificiis, De (Procopius) 22-
418d.

AEDILE l-244b ; 27-265a ; 23-
649b ; diptych described 8-
308d ; edicts 23-556a ; lie-
tors 16-588b.

- — , curule : see Curule aedile.

Aedinae 18-901d.

Aed Mac Ainmirech 5-625b.

— Oirdnigthe 14-763d.
AEDUI, tribe l-244d; ll-533a;

14-656C.

Aeetes(Aeeta)2-478d;18-18d.
AEGADIAN ISLANDS, It. 1-

245a; 15-4 (C-D5) ; 15-26

(D5) ; battle (241 B.C.) 22-

650b, 24-550d.

Aegae.AsiaM. l-251b; 6-365c.
— , Gr. (Achaia) 12-440 (D2) ;

22-169(1.

— , Gr. (Euboea) 12-440 (E2).
— , Or. (Macedonia) 12-440

(A4) : see also Edessa.
Aegaels threp, battle (455)

13-268d.

Aegaeon : see Briareus.
Aegaeum, Mare, Gr. : see

Aegean Sea.

Aegaleos, mt., Gr. (Pelopon-
nesus) 12-440 (C3).
— , mt., Gr. (Attica) 2-882c.
Aegates, isls., It. : see Aegadian

Islands.
AEGEAN CIVILIZATION 1-

245a; 7-423a, 9-922c, 12-

440d ; in Aeglna l-252b
annals l-250a ; architectur
1-248C, 2-377d, 13-SlOc, 26
607a, 28-712b; arms and
armour 2-583c, 26-270c
art l-246c, l-248a, 20-463c
10-373b, 2-S32d ; ceramic
5-711c, 5-715d, 5-719d, 7
425 (PL II. flg. 3)
chronology l-248d, 7-421b
7-423d ; costume 7-232d, 7
233b ; goddess 1-250 (PI
III. flg. 7) ; in Crete 7-423a
in Cyprus 7-698a ; intaglio
11-562 (PI. I.) ; jewelry 15
365b,15-366 (Plate),ll-564a
8-799a ; at Kampos 16'
52b; at Miletus 18-443a; a
Mycenae 19-103d ; at Nau
plia 19-279a; in Palcstim
20-608d; plate 21-792 (Plate
I.) : among Purasati 21-
402b ; religion l-247a, 7-
422a, 12-528d, 20-143C
in Rhodes 23-258d ; a
Salamis 24-58d ; at San
torin 24-196a ; in Syria 26-
308b ; terracottas 26-654b
at Troy27-316c; atVaphio
27-897b.

Aegean province, Rom.Emp
23-524a.

AEGEAN SEA l-251b ; 12-424
(F1-G3), 12-440 (F1-G3)
ancient atlas 27-448c
depth 19-974a ; geological
age 9-911d ; marine life
10-638b ; Ratzel's theory
14-498C.

Aegeis, tribe 6-479d.

Aegelric (abbot) 7-515a.

Aegeri, Ober, Switz. (Zug.)
see Ober Aegeri.

— , Unter, Switz. (Zug.) : see
Unter Aegeri.

— , lake, Switz. 28-1047d.

Aegeria : see Egeria.

Aegeriidae 11-1 •_':>n .

Aegeus (of Athens) 18-19a ;
19-711a.

— (of Sparta) 21-617b.
AECEUS (of Thebes) l-251c.
Aeggishorn, mt., Switz. : see

Eggishorn.

Aeghion, Gr. : see Aegion.
Aegiale, Gr. : gee Egialo.
Aegialeia, Gr. : see Sicyon.
Aegialeus (legend) l-215b.
Aegialitis : see Ringed plover.

— alexandrina : see Kentish
plover.

— cantiana : see Kentish
plover.

— hiaticula : see Ringed
plover, common.

— sanctae liclcnae : see Wire-
bird.

— vocifera : see Killdeer.
Aegialornithes : see Chara

driornithes.

Aegiceras fragrans 5-779c.
Aegicoreis, tribe 2-841 d.
Aegida, Aus. 5-286d.
Aegidius (abbot) : see Giles,

St.

— (Roman administrator) 26-
275e.

— Corboliensis : see Gillos de
Corbcil.

— of Lessines 24-355a.

— Romanus : see Colonna,
Egidio.

Acgilia, isl., Gr. 12-440 (E5) :
see also Cerigotto.

Aegimius 8-425d ; 13-308d ;
13-346b.

Aegina (legend) l-244a ; 1-
251d.

AEGINA, isl., Gr. 1-251 d ;
12-424 (E3) ; Achaean in-
vasion l-142a ; Aegean
tombs l-245d ; Albanians in
12-430a; archaeology 1-
251d ; 14-198b, 12-481C, 5-
711c; Athenian expulsion of
Inhabitants 12-455C ; Cha-
brias defeated Spartans 5-
786a ; cleruchy formed by
Athens 21-73b ; coinage 12-
445a, 19-883c; granted to
Athens 2-843d; Hecate wor-
fihip 13-193d ; re-population
legend 19-114c; temple 7-
2;Hd, 26-611d (flg.), 12-481
(figs.).

— , gulf, Gr. 12-424 (E3) ; 2-
882c; 12-427a.

Aegina (zool.) 14-156C.

AEGINETA, PAULUS l-254c;
medicine 18-45b : obstetrics
19-963C.

Aeginetan marbles 19-6d.

— scale l-252c ; 28-487b ; 28-
485b ; 12-445b.

Aeginetes, Demetrios 12-527a.
Aegineticus (Isocrates) 14-880a.
Aeginidae 14-156c.
Aeginium, Gr. 12-440 (Cl) :

see also Kalabaka.
Aeginopsis 14-15Gb ; 14-156d.

Aeginopsis hensenii 14-141b.
Aeginura 14-141d (flg.) ; 14-

156c.
Aegion, Gr. 12-424 (C-D2) ;

.

Aegiothus : see Redpoll.
Aegiphila martiniccusis 14-

839a.

Aegir(myth.)8-921o ; 26-684b.
Aegira, Gr. 12-440 (1)2).
Aegirine (Aegirite) : see Ac-

mite.

— augite l-149c.

— diopside 1-1 49c.
Aegirus ll-522d.

AEGIS (myth.) l-254d ; 28-

976d.

Aeaitdrekka 8-922b.
AEGISTHUS l-254d.
Aegithalus pendulinus 26-

1030d.
Amithognathao 3-9GOd ; 20-

323c.

Aegitium, Gr. 12-440 (D2).
Aegium, Gr. 12-440 (D2) : see

also Aegion,
Aegle (myth.) 13-408c; 12-

— (bot.) 3-191a.

— JIarmelos : gee Bael fruit.
Aeglia, isl., Gr. 12-440 (F2).
Aegocera rectilinea 16-473c

(flg.).
Aegoceras 5-693d.

— Jameson! 15-569b.
Aegocerus argali 25-1 lr.

— sibiricus : see Sable ante-

AEGOSPOTAMI, battle of 1-

255a ; 7-973d ; 21-76a.
Aegosthena, Gr. 18-88a.
Aegotheles 12-1 65a.
Aegus : see Alexander IV (of

Macedon).
Aegusa, isl., It. : see Favig-

nana.

Aegyptilla 24-218b.
Aegyptus (myth) 7-793c.
Aegyptus lovia, prov., Rom.

Emp. 23-649 (E4).
Aegys, Gr. 25-G10a.
Aehrenthal, Alois, Count von

3-25b ; 9-951d.
A.E.I.O.U. (abbrev.) l-29d ;

9-928b.
Aeizanes (Axumitc king) 9-

847a; Greek inscription 1-

89c.
Aeken, H. van : see Bosch,

Jerom.

Aekim, Nor. 19-804 (D3).
Aela, mt., Switz. 26-242 (H3) ;

l-745c ; 8-394c.
Aelana (Aila), Arab. 23-649

(F4) : see also Akaba.
Aclanitcs Sinus, Arab. : see

Akaba, gulf.
Aelarz de Monteil : see Ad-

hteiar de Monteil.
-•Elfgar (of Mcrcia) 16-370b ;

16-442b.
.-"Elfgif u (queen of Edwy) 9-Sa.

— (queen of Ethelred) : see
Emma, queen.

/Klfhcre (of Mereia) 8-990b.

/Klfred : see Alfred.

.'Elfric (archbp.) 5-211c; 2-
22c.

LFRIC (the Grammarian)
l-255a ; 3-895a ; in Eng-
lish literature 9-609b, 22-
452b,27-117c.

— (Mercian alderman) 9-472a :
l-290c; 24-540b.

.•T.lfthryth (queen of Edgar)

8-933d ; 9-471c.
>Elfwald (king of North-

umbria) 19-794a.

lfivyn (Mercian queen) 1-

289d.
^Elgifu (queen of Etheu-ed) :

see Emma, queen.
Aelia Aquincum, Hung. : see

Budapest.
AELIA CAPITOLINA, Pal.

l-256a; 15-402d ; 2-248d ;

21-605d.

— , Colonia, Mor. : see Ban-
asa.

— Fufla, lex 6-553d.

— Mursia, Hung. : see Esseg.
AELIAN l-256b ; l-25Ga : 12-

515b ; on birds 20-299d.

— , St : see Eilian.
Aeliauum jus 23-537d ; 23-

539a; 23-556d.
Aelianus, Casperius 19-:;:) la.

— , Claudius : gee Aelian.
AELIANUS TACTICUS l-256a.
Aelia Petina (empress) 6-464d.
Aelia Sentia, lex 23-562d ;

25-220a.
Aelium, Moesia : see Kostolats.

— Carnuntum, Pannonia : see
Carnuntum.

Aelius Caesar : see Verus,
Lucius.

— Moeris : see Moeris, Aelius.
Aelius, Pons (Newcastle) 4-

586a.

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page I.
12

7o make full use of thlt Index It It essential to read the
ln\trui.ili>ri!i given on Page I.

)t SM Bt
», taBBM.

AH. II.

AsBoa.

.1 • «• i : >

:«ush monk) 8-

. ••• \. • ! • .

AIl.HI II. Ml

A.M. n< I*.- \

Asm«. Bs* 3-'.'.- (HI ).

19- III,-: Mt alto Kinllln.
i-ilica : tre Aemllla et

i,

AIM ILIA VIA. It. (to Dcrtona)
. 15-
15-.',l.

AEMIL1A VIA, It. (to Pla-
,,..) . 15..

,i ft Kulvla. Basilica.
BOOK, 3-171,-; 2-
23.,.:..M ; 83-593(nlan Kl).
Armilmiius (legate) 19-6741).

— (of Moesia) *7-859b.

— (Roman emperor) 38-638c.
— . Alexander 9-8»c.
Aemillan Way, It. : tr,

:.ilm Via,
Aemlllus (of Moesia) : tet

Acmtllanus.
AEMILIUS, PAULUS l-257a.

— I'apinianus : ter Paplnlan.
AemUlus, I'oti-. Home. 23-6064

.mil. Port. : te t Colmbra.
Aciuona. Aus. : trr Kinona.
Aenach (Oenach) 4-488c ; 14-

765a; 14-7 7 "n.
Aenach Colmaln 7-847c.
Aenarla, Isl.. It. : trr Ischla.
Aenea. lir. 12-11" illll
AENEAS (legend) i - 257a ;

Aphrodite statue 2-167o ;

character in .li-m-id 28-1151.;

foundation of Homel9-150b;
icrlc prophecy 87-3 15b ;

Palladium legend 2O-836b ;

post-Homeric legend 13-

632c, l-257b.

— (of Stymphalus) 1-257O.

— Silvias Picoolominl : tec
Plus II.

— TACTICUS 1-2570,

Macedon ; coins 19-

Aenrid, The (Virgil) 28-114b ;
l6-:i;2d: epic 9-6sld ; ro-
mance 83-500d ; set to music
25- 1031. ; structural weak-
ness 21-866a ; translations
28-SOd. 8-4 lad. 6-912d, 9-
62le. 21-.U.'ci; 23-919O.

AENES1DEMUS (philosopher)
to ; l-425a.

ACIU:, pass. Bur. 2-3 15b.

— , riv.. Itur. 2-315b.

Aenjrus dri-li chief) 2-318b.

— (magician) 18-171a.
Aenlancs, people 21-051).
Aeniania. prov., Gr. 12-441)

(C-D8).
Aenl(rnmtitol-884a.

th lined.) 14-716a.

uus). Turk. : tee

— (A, -mis), mt., Gr. 12-41(1

: 5-i'.84d.

— , riv., Aus. : tee Inn.
Aeolia, dist. : trr Aeolis.
Aeolian, isls. (Aeoliae), It. : tet

!.:;•. in. !-]-.

Ae.,iuin iit.-oi.) 11-,",, :...

— dn -

AEOLIAN HARP l-25$a; 25-
10390.

— mode M-706b : 13-3d.
Acollans. race 12-49Gc ; 27-

315d.
Aeollc dialect 12-497o; 13-

631o foil.
Aeoline 12-960a.
Aeollpile 25-818b.
AEOLIS. dist.. AsiaM. l-358b :

12- Ilia; coins 19-887b.
Aeolosonm S-797b ; 5-795o ;

blood S-791a ; nepuridia 5

Aeolonomatldae 5-797b.
Aeolotachlo 14-830b.
Aeolot hripldao 28-908d.
Aeolothripa fawiata 86-907 d.
Aeolotropie (di.-t.) 9-l4Gb.
AEOLUS (myth) l-2S8b ; 18-

— (of Magnesia) M-85b.
AEON (myst.) l-258o ; birth

festival 9-69 7 d ; Mandae
v 17-555b; Valentinlan

theorv 27-855C.
Aeora (festival) 9-711,-.
AEP1NUS. F. V. TH. 1-2580 ;

on einctrlcltr t-19u«; on
•

i-
AepiomU (foaall mammal) ; trr

\- p H

atl»4t8b.
meiampua : ttt

— peter*! ; trr Palla.

3-977a; 17-
fTSa; 22-
Aepyornllhe«8-977a : 80-325d.

•riillhlfoniiM 80-235 b.
Aepyprymnus 18-«5Jc.

18-1710.
AEQU1 I \.-.|iii.-,,|ii. tribe and

i • I ,-

83-965d ; Homan wan 83-
625c, 83-82211, 15-26(1.

AeaulraaeUum 17-I98*] 83-

592 (plan. 113).

rldae 14-153b.

Aeouiliil Tillleiim. It. 18-26

I- 15-27b.

AERAR1I l-J.Mi.i : 5-«n7h.
AERAR1UM l-25Bb ; 22-7070.
1-

— niiliian- 23-17 !•-.
Aerated bread 4-470b.
AERATED WATERS 1-25B.I.
Aerators Ltd. c. Tollott, 1902

87-131C.

Acre, Pal. : tee Snnameln. Es.
— , Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (112).
Aerencln m 21-7 l.lli.
Aerial arch of anticline 10-598a.

— root 83-71 3a.

— steamer 10-516a.

— wire : ttt Antenna.
Aerlus of Pont us 10-196b.
Aero (Arroc. Aeroc), isl.. Den.

8-23d; 8-21 <C4).

Aenidroine 10-51Gb ; l-218a ;
16-177a.

Aeroexkloblng, Den. : tee AerO-
skjoblng.

Aerogene gas 16-654d.

Aerolite 18-263C.

Aeron, riv., Wales 0-438 (V.
C3); B-319C.

Aeronautical Society of Great
Britain 12-73a.

AERONAUTICS l-260b: Lang-
l,-\-'~ r.--,-af ':- - 16-I7>',,I:
Smithsonian Institution's re-
searches 25-274d; Sweden-
borg's dying machine 26-
J22a. Sre alto Balloon, and
Flight and Flying.

Aerope (legend) l-363o ; 2-
876(1.

Aerope (zool.) 11-526C.

Acrophoro 6-58'Jb.

Aeroplane 10-5U4d ; l-26Ia ;
motors for 20-.19d : Penaud's
10-514b: Wenham'slu

Aeropneusta : tee Embolo
branchla.

Aeroskjobtng (AeroskOblng),
Den. 8-24 (CD; 8-

Aerostat 10-515b.

AEROTHERAPEUTICS 1
270d.

Aerschot, Belg. 3-868 (E2).

Aersscns, Corucllua van : tee
Sommclsdijk.

— , F. van : tee Aarseens, F.
van.

AERTSZEN, PIETER 1-2711.;
l-897c.

Acs (metal) 2-7130.

Aesacus 7-IH i,

Aesalon : trr Merlin (zool.).

— eolumbarms 8-'.il5il.
Aescesdun, battle of : tee Ash-
down.

Aesch. Sn-itz. (Basel) 26-2 12

(DtV
— . s«itz. (Lucerne) 28-242

. Switz. 26-S98b.
AESCHINES (philosopher) 1-
271,1: 17-1S.1I>.

AESCHINES (statesman) 1-
271c; 8-l-.'i-: in Greek
hi-tory 12-lii<lb; In Greek
literature 12-5 1 lib ; Sabaz-
lus worship 6-5G5a.

Aeschna 8- l«iiu ; 8-470b.

Aeschnldae 8-lG'Jd ; 8-468b ;
8-468d.

Aeachnlna 8-470b ; 8-468c.

Ai-i-hrion l-'.'-'ll,.

AESCHYLUS l-272a ; 12-5 11 a;
dramatic art 8-489c; Sopho-
oles com pare J 25-426a.

Aeschynanthus 15-287d.

Aeschynlto 28-ini7c.

Aeschynomeno 18-381a ; 16-

iftsd.

Aesdgenln 6-1 12c.

Aesclglyoxallo acid 6-112c.

Aesolnio acid 6-1 Pic.

AESCULAPIUS l-276a; 24-
675o ; Agrigentum temple
l-l24b; dead raised 12-
115,1. l3-51»b; oracles 1-
687c, 2O- 14. 'it, ; precincts 7-
212b, 20-sGla; statues 1-

' '. 6-«.U; tMDDtos 1-

' I plan). 7-41IU;

:.U>8-l!l5a.21-143b.M-

,plu«. l-l . Italy 88-

Assculetln 7-308d ; 18-143a;

«-n:

— hydrate 8-1 lie.
Aeocul i,- acid 6- 1 1 Jo,

TI 12-143a; 8-1120 ;

AeBoulus 10-57SB : SI -7 it la.

— Calif oniint : tet California
buck-ejre.

— lluva : te* Sweet Buckeye.

— glabra : *•«• Fetid Buckeye.

— Illppooastanum: *c« Horse-
chestnut.

— I'avla : tee lied Buckeye.

— rublcundn 8- 11 Id.

Acs Cuprlum (C'yprlum) : tee

' •••:•}•• :

AOKjwine S8-535a.

\,-- ],u-, r,%.. \ -11 M. 27-:il I. .

. --i. 23-S72 , I
AE8ERNIA. It. 1-2781. ; 15-Jii

iK4>: 23-627B.
Aes grave 8-71 3c ; 19-876d ;

19-9931..
A.-hma ( rel.) S-763d ; 8-1 22a ;

.•\ '"-MI 1 1 ' i. / o- • - i ' , 26*'j84&(
Aesls, It. : ire Je«l.
— , riv.. It. : tre Exlno.
Aeson (legend) 21-67 d.
AESOP l-27Gc.

— Fables of 10-11 5a; 15-280b;
11-1 14c; Manx version
5-63Ud : Tonulel's illustra-
tions 26-626B.

AESOPUS 1-27 7a. Sre alto
Calllsthenes (psondo).

— , CLODIUS l-.'77a; 8-496a.

Aes rude 2-7 13d; 9-85 id; 19-
877a.

— side : tee Fairy.

— slgnatum 9-855(1 ; 19-893b.
Aesthesiometer 22-Gil Id.

A, --tliet.-l.c7- • avi.

Aesthetes 6-248d.

1 ii-niovement(England)

9-,',a7r: 28-

AESTHETICS l-277b ; 21-

443c; 10-35Ga; Aristotle

14-332d ; Fcchncr 10-232b ;

Il.-rli.-irt 13-:i:i7,i; llutcbeson

14-12a; Kant 15-67 la;

Plato 14-332(1 : psychology

22-J.slc; Sliaftesbury 24-

765a ; Tolstoy 26-1061d ;

Vlscher28-128a.
Atdhetik (Kant) 15-666a.

. i ni, .- 23-649 (El);

ll-«30d ; agriculture 26-

682d ; Gothic defeat 12-

ITta.
AESTIVATION (hot.) l-289a ;

10-562b (zool.) l-2S9o ; 13-

441d.

AesymneteA 21-678b.
Actas 19-343il ; 22-G78a.
Aetat (Act.) l-29d.
" Acterne rerum conditor "

(hymn) 14-1 84d.
Aetcrni Patris (papal bull)

6-829a; 27-947b.

Helg. : see At h.
Aethalia, Isl., Aeg. S. : tee

Lemnos.

— , isl., Gr. : tee Chios.
— , to!.. It. : tee Elba.
Aetlinlium 19-109a.
-Kthelard, of Bath : tee Ade-

lanl.
<«THELBALD (of Mcrcla) 1-

289a : 18-l.vjl, ; battle at

Burfnrd 4-> 1 -Ja. 9- n;sa ; t,-r-

ritorial granU 7-514(1, 15-

784b.
.CTHELBALD (of Wessex)

l-289b ; 28-535a ; Viking

raids 9-469a.
.Ethelbcrg (queen of Edwin)

8-789b ; 9-7c ; 15-739c.
/Kthelherht (of Kast AiiBlia)

8-827d : 13-354(1 ; 20-151..
/ETHELBERHT (of Kent)

l-289b ; 15-7350 ; laws

9-GOO.l. 9-609a, 4-594c.
/ETHELBERHT (of West

Saxons, fl. 860) l-289c ;

15-735d; 28-534c; wan 8-

.
^thelberht, Dooms of : tee

Dooms of .Ethelberht.
y'Ethclburg (wife of King- Ine)

.
/ETHELFLAED (Lady of the

•tis) 1-289C.
^ETHELFRITH (of North

iirnbria) l-289d ; 19-793b ;

17- 1 '.«!>.
.Kthelheard (of Wessex) 1

534d ; 28-535a.
-•Kthi-lhere (of Kast Anglia) 8-

-J7.1 : 18-15Ja.
vETHELING (title) l-2»Oa.
.-Ethclmacr (bishop) : tee Ay

mcr of Valence.

4CTHKLNOTH l-!90a ;

jCTHEXREO (of MeraU) 1-
>90b; l*-Utb; 18-UIU;
OOlM 4-1930.

— (of Northuiulirla) 19-791..

I ,f Weawx) l-190b; 88-
Alia; pUrrlmace 9-UH, ;
war will. Darm 9-IOK*.

— II. -ly) l-190o i
9-47 lo; 80-40««.

— (of Hlrvaiix) : ire XlrerL
^Btb»l«tan (of Ea*t AnfUa) :

*M liul liriiin.

— (of Kent) l-292a ; 18-73Jd.
JETHEL8TAN (Haxon kln«)l-

2Ult>; 9-171 i ; expedHlon

toSclllr I«.84-405a; knlght-

hoodl5-K42c; mlnU 18-J9b,

16-

28-H»Oe; wttenagernot 10-

Jl i,

— (bishop of Hereford) 13-
; ,1 1

19-7

ATTHELWEARD (hUtorlan)
i -'Ud.

.KtlH-lwold (bishop of Oar-
lisle) 8-3110.

— (bishop of Winchester) 1-
2.'...a; BenedieHonallB-
20-57 lo; Church refornm
9-444c.

.Kihohvulf (alderman) 3-784a;
1-289C.

jETHELWULF (of West
Saxons) l-292a; 9- IG«,1 ; 15-
735d; naval battle (851) 1-
5831. ; parliament at Chester
6-91 b ; ring 19-67 la (fig.).

Actheospondyli 14-248d.

Aether (myth.) 8-849d ; 26-
I36b.

AETHER (physics) l-292a ;
9-187d; Hinduum 13-508a;
Kant's theory 15-664 b ;
Leibnitz 16-386a ; light pro-
pagation 18-0201., 16-6 Jib.
14-685a ; Mi-mlclecfs

hypothesis 18-115c. See
alto Ether (chcm.).

Aether and Matter (Larmor) 9-

I9ta

Aethcria 16-123b.
Aetheriidae 16-123b.
AETHICUS ISTER l-297d.

Aethlll:l 22-171,1.

Aethlopes : tee Ethiopian/*.
Aethlopla, country : ire Etbl-

AelStopiea (Heliodorus) 13-

223b ; 19-834b.
Aethiopi* (Arctinus) 18-4 Id ;

13-6270 : 2-447c.
Aetliiops mineralis 18-1 58a.
Aethopia, Artemis 2-665a.
Aethra (myth.) 14-26b ; 26-

83 7 c.

Aethrioscope 16-492C.
Aethurus : tee Zenkerclla.
Aethusa Cynaplum : ire Fool's

Parsley.

Aetlans : tee Anomoian Ar1»n«
AETIOLOGY l-.".l>a.
AETION l-298a : ll-444a.
AETIUS (the Atheist) l-298a ;

9-890b.

— (philosopher) 25-929c.
AETIUS (physician) l-298b ;

18- tab ; 8-3 ISd.
AETIUS (Human general) 1-

298c : ll-36a : 13-254b ;

Britons' letter 12-1 2c.
Aetna, Ind. 14-
— .Sic. : tee Catania and

Etna.

— , mt.. Sic. : tee Etna.
Aetna (poem) 17-105a.
Aetnavillc, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Aeto, dist.. Gr. 18-8Sb.

— (Aetos). hill, Gr. 15-85b.
AetobatU 24-596b ; 22-U311,

fteA

AETOLIA, dist, Gr. l-298c ;
12-440 (C2) ; coinage 19-
882c ; dialect 8-427b;Roman
alliance 23-6:i3b.

— and Acamanta. dcpt.. Or.
12-428d.

Aetollan league l-298d ;

10-2.14b; Nnbilinrl9-724a;

Phocis annexed 21-4 49a.
Aetoliko, Gr. 12-424 <C2) ;

trr alto Anatolikon.
Aetosanrns 23-145*.
Aeoswr Amt., dist.. Switz.

28-1048C,
Aex : ter Aix.
Aexone, Gr. 12-440 (K:n.
Aezani. Asia M. 14-636d ; 21-

-Mia

Afaflt,Snd. 9-1 26d.
Afallach (myth)3-41c.
Afanassleff. Michael 20-924(1 :

20-792c.

Afanc(myth.)5-360d.
Alar. Arab. l-289d.

ADRA-AFGH

Afar. dist.. Abr. 1-M (map) ;

9-71 ..1 , 9-7»7'l ; . I.;

. _

Me: M utu liver's •nionltoa
iv-iu ; Mltt-TI6e.
i»«.

I-JJ90; lon-
I'.

;

Afarlk. tribe
AFAUS •

BOM* 18-* VI'

Aflat. fiUadto i

— ftitiln^il.

— oddlo Kaabl tl-IiOc.
Aider*. ml.. AI/> . 9-74«

i -'I6c.

>»• .-.
b.

Aider*. ml.. AI/> . 9-74«a,

i -'I6c.
. DOM1T1U* 1--/KV.1; 22-

.

:•.!- .

Affain of Ote Kino* of /trail :
•oo ifoo* of rt* A-.»ffJ o/

.
Aflanaasieff. Michael : *w

AfanaMdeff.
Aflane, Ire.. battle (1481) 8-

— Ho'iiBe.lrr. 14-744 M.I,.
•v .:..-...••... i- : :

Affeeb. iwuniM, Armb. 14-740b.
Affected equation : tte Ad-

fected equation.
AffecUo niwiull* (law) 9-

841*.
AFFECTION (p.ycb.) 1-tWd ;

Affeerment l-805a,

Affeeron 1-HOib.

Affeuipalte : tee Simian >ul-

oil*.

Affcrden. Hull. 19-588 (D3).
Afferent Impulses 4-40::d.

— lymphatic vnMel 17-I6Sb.

— nerves 4-403d; 19-402c.
AFFIDAVIT l-300b ; U-l?2c;

•1-iOT*,

Affiliated centre* 8-9Sd.

AFFILIATION (Ian) l-300d ;
14-.'.16d ; 18-27B.

AFFINITY (cbem.) l-301c ;
6-32B ; 8-350 ; Midi 0-30a,
9-222a ; carbon atom* 27-
848b; Geoffrey's table. 11-
$18a.

AFFDHTY (taw) 1-SOlb ; 17-
: • ;. .

— (psych.) 2-784b.
AFFIRMATION (law)l-301c;

l-300c; 7-914a; 19-94:,b.

— I Scotland) Act 21-1 73a.
AfflttolB-lla.

Affleck. Scot. : tee Anchin-

leck.

Affleni, battle (1805) 7-6:;7c.
Affolti-rn, SwlU. (Bern) 24-

242 (111).

— . Swltz. (Zttrlch ) 26-242 < E2>.
Affonso. IlenrioueH : tee Al-

phonso I. of Portugal.

— Jouo 3-52d.

Afforrinc the assize 18-588d.
Affpuddlc. Dorset t-420 (HI.

AFFRAY (law) 1-SOlc ; 23-

300d.
AFFRE, DENIS AUGUSTS 1-

JOld.

AFFREIGHTMENT l-302a.
Affric. glen. Scot. 84-412 (1)2).

— . lake, Scot. 24-412 <D2).
Affry, Adela d' : tee Colonna dl

C'antiglione.

Aflton. Mo. 18-608 (F-O2).

Afghana (founder of Afghan
race) l-:i14d.

AFGHANISTAN l-306c ; 1-307
(map); agriculture l-313a;
antiquities 1-3 14c, 3-304 d ;
army l-312a, 13-110c ; cli-
mate 1-SlOa, 2-74ia ; coin-
age 19-905a ; commerce and
IndiiMrleH 1-3 12b, 1-3 Ha,
13- J I2a. 15-6491, ; communi-
cations l-.IO&c ; constitution
and laws 1-31 Id : education
l-311d; ethnology 2-749b ;
fauna and flora l-313c, 1-
, 2-7 4 Gd ; geology and
minerals l-30Sc, l-.'U'-'b. 2-
742b : language and litera-
ture 1-31 Ic (trt alto tindrr
Pushtu): population l-310d ;
reUgioni-311c,14-397c; sur-
veys 2-738d. 17-651c.

— : //Morv l-314d ; Abdnr
Rahman l-317d; ancient
divisions ll-923d ; Angio-
Rnseian relation* l-317a ;
Barakzaia and Saddozaia 1-
316b. l-318b; Dalhousle's
policy 7-7 06c; Duranl
dynasty l-3I6a ; Great
Britain l-31Ba, 4-610a, 14-
411c; Greek period l-315a;
leecndary dynasty l-SISc ;
Lytton's policy 17-187a ;
Mogul dynasty l-315d ;
Fenian van 21-232d. 21-
240c.21-24ia; Shamsuddln's
nili- ll-924c: Succewlon war
l-37b : Turkoman dynasties
1-315C. See alto Afghan
War.

AFGHAN TURKESTAN 1-
319b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

13

AFGH-AGRO

Afghan War (First) l-316b
14- 1 1:11. ; 9-2S9d ; meda
18-lOb.

— War (Second) 14-41Ba
l-317b ; 9-576b ; Argyll's
responsibility 2-486a; meda
18- Ha ; Northbrook's policy
19-770c; Boberta 23-404b
subsidy question 25-976a.

Ana, Alg. 1-643 (Cl).

Aflf, wells, Arab. 2-264 (D3).

Aflffl. tribe 22-678a

AFIUM-KARA-HISSAR(Nico

polls), Asia M. l-319d ; 2-

760 (D3).

Atka, Syr : see Aphek.
Aflaj, dist., Arab. 2-264 (E4)

19-35 Id.

Aflaki (poet) 23-850d.
Aflao, tribe l-329d.
Afmadu, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C2).
Afognak, isl., Alsk. 1-472 (H4)
Afon Dyfa, riv., Wales : sc<

DoTey.

— Lwyd, riv., Monm. 18-728c
22-7 Ic.

Aforaraento (tenure) : Bom
bay 4-184o ; Portugal 22-
137a.

A FORTIORI (diet.) l-320a.

Afragola, It. 15-4 (B-C6).

Afram, riv., Go.Cst. 12-203
(B3).

Aframso, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B3).

AFRANIUS, L. (Roman gen
eral) l-320a ; 4-965d.

AFRANIUS, L. (Roman poet
l-320b ; 8-495c ; 16-259d.

Afri, tribe : see Aourigha.

AFRICA, continent l-320b ;
1-320 (map) ; ancient geo-
graphical account 18-87c,
22-625c ; archaeology 2-
349b ; climate l-322c; com-
munications l-356a ; d'An-
ville's map 17-648 (figs.);
dimensions ll-632b ; eco-
nomic conditions l-353d ;
ethnology l-32Sc, 4-606d ;
etymology 27-397d; fauna
1- r_'3c, 3-975d, 14-269b, 23
173c,24-1000d; floral-323a,
21-781b ; geology l-323d, 7-
416c, 9-663a, 21-177a ; land
connexions,former28-1006d,
28-HI07C, 28-1009C, 9-850d,
15-o63a ; languages l-326a,
3-356c, 12-S93d, 8-199b, 21-
429b, 4-56d; minerals 1-
355c, 6-579a, 12-195a ; mis-
sionary work 18-592d; obser-
vatories 19-960b; population
ll-635d ; products l-354c ;
slavery 25-221d, 25-226d ;
surveys and maps 17-652a,
l-352a; trade statistics 10-
SOla, ll-814b, 27-602a, 26
47c.

— : Expforo/ionl-332a;l-352a;
Livingstone 16-S13d ; Por-
tuguese 22-1 4 :ia ; Stanley
25-779d.

— : History l-331a ; Anglo-
French disputes 10-902c ;
Arab influence l-331c, 5-
53a ; Asiatic influences 2-
755b ; British colonization
2S-470C ; Dutch colonization
25-469c ; German coloniza-
tion ll-8S6b ; Italian colon-
ization 15-72c ; partition 1-
334b, l-351a, 2-329a; Por-
tuguese conquests 22- 1 43a ;
spheres of influence 25-469a.

— , Tunis : see Mahdia.

— (Ras Mahdia), cape, Tunis
17-395d.

Africa (Petrarch) 21-315a ;
4-105b.

AFRICA (ROMAN) l-358d ;
23-648 (C-D3) ; 23-649 (C3 &
C4); 16-578a; Roman Army
23-474a ; Vandals 9-923b,
lS-601a, 23-657C, 27-884C.

Africa (South) : see South
Africa.

— , Church of 5-194c; 20-687d.

— , Synod of 8-41 Ob.

Africae Descriptio (Leo) 16-
44 la.

African Association l-333a.

— cedar : see Widdringtonia,

— cobra : see Haje.

— Company, National : see
Niger Company.

— Company of Merchants
12-205d.

— cubebs 21-128b ; 7-607b.
Africander : see Afrikander.
African elephant 9-260b ; 28-

1009c ; molar 22-405c (fig.) ;
tusks 15-93a.

— Institution 2S-223C.

— Is., Ind.O. 1-320 (15) ; 24-
753b.

— ivy 15-100d ; 15-lOlc.

— Lakes Trading Corporation
4-597C ; 23-266c ; Nyasa-
land l-356b ; Tanganyika
trade 26-397C.

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

African leopard ll-350d.

— lethargy : see Sleeping sick
ness.

AFRICAN LILY l-361b ; 16
683c.

— mahogany : see Homraya.

— marigold 17-718d.

— Methodist Episcopal Churcl
18-296C.

— Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church 18-296C.

— millet : see Durra.

— oak : see African teak.
Africa Nova, prov. 19-868d.
African region : see Ethiopian

region.

— Society 15-819a.

— Star 15-863a.

— Steam Ship Co. 25-S53b.

— teak l-323b ; l-355a.

— • tragacanth 25-55a.

— Transcontinental Company
23-266d.

— Union Methodist Protes
tant Church 18-297b.

AFRICANUS, SEXTUS
Julius l-361c; 6-330c ; 6
314d.

African vulture 5-1 73b.

— water chevrotaiu 6-115d

-

— yellow fish : see Yellow
fish of Africa.

Africa propria, prov. : set
Africa Vetus.

— Vetus, prov. l-359b.
Africo (wind) 6-809b.
AFRIDI l-:i61d: 3-294h; Ian

guage 22-669a ; origin 8-
694c; wars!8-649c, 19-748b
26-1006a.

Afrigha, tribe : see Aourigha.

Afrikaia, Afr. : «fe Tunis.

Afrikander (people) 13-565C.

Afrikander, Christian ll-S02b

— , Jan ll-802c.

— , Jonker ll-802b.
Afrikander Bond 6-241o ;

13-565h : 25-477b.

— Imperialists 25-47 7<1.
Afrikus (legendary king) 25-

379c.

Afrin, riv., Turk.As. 13-536
(D2) ; 2-130c ; 20-327a.

— Su, riv., Turk.As. 13-536
(Bl).

Afrique, mt., Fr. 8-269c.

— occidentale francaise : tee
French West Africa.

Afshar, prov., Pers. 21-188

(Al); 3-81a; 21-197b.
Afshars, tribe 2-759c ; i
231b ; 27-427a ; 27-470a.
Afshin (Turk, prince) 5-48a ;

9-93d ; 21-225a.
Afsos (poet) 13-489C.
Aftab (poet) : see Shan Alam.
Aftahite (sect) 17-422d.
Aftakin (Turk, general) 9-96b.
Afterbirth 21-691c.
After damp : see Carbon di-

oxide.

AFTERGLOW l-362c.
After-image 22-569b ; 22-571d;

14-328b.
Af terlifetime : see Chances of

Life.

After-peak bulkhead 24-960b.
Aftershaft 10-225a.
Afton, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
la. 14-732 (C3).
Minn. 18-550 (E6).
Okla. 20-58 (Gl).
N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
Tenn. 26-620(11).
Wis. 28-740 (D6).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (B3).
Aftonian epoch 12-59b.
Aftonomov, Spassky 2-320a.
Afton Water, riv., Scot. 7-

629a.
Afuera, Lobos de, isl., Peru :

eee Lobos de Afuera.
Afuleh, Pal. 20-602 (C3).
Afuma, Ash. 12-203 (B, C3).
Afur, mt., Aby. 4-601 (Bl).
Afntu, Go.Cst. 12-204a.
Afvafors, Swed. 19-800 (E2).
Afvavik, Swed. 19-800 (D2).
Afzar, dist., Pers. 10-190a.
Afzelia 10-565a.

— australis : see Johnstons
River teak.

— bijuga : see Vesi.
AFZELIUS, ADAM l-362c.

— , ARVID l-362d.

— , Johan l-362c.
, Per at l-362d.

Afzul Khan (of Afghanistan)
l-37b.

— Khan (Bijapur general)
25-162d.

— ud-Dowlah 14-32b ; 24-60a.
Ag (chem.) 6-39b.

AGA (Agha) l-362d.
Aga Baba, college, Pers. 24-
989b.

— Baba Khan Mazanderani
24-989b.

Agabus (bibl.) 20-949C.

Agabus (zool.) 6-667b (flg.).
Agaces, tribe : see Payaguan.
Agach, Kizil, pt., Kuss. : see

K i/.il Agach.
'Agada : see Haggada.
Agade, Babyl. : see Akkad.
Agadem, well, Sah. 1-320 (E3)
Agades, Sah. 1-320 (D3) ,

l-443a.
Agadian Is., Medit. : see

Aegates Insulae.
Agadir, Alg. 26-1034c.
— , Mor. 18-851 (B3); 18-850d

26-161C.

— , Sah. 18-851 (D4).
— , Sp. : see Cadiz.
Agag (bibl.) l-778b.
Agaga, riv., Afr. 19-693 (C7).
Agai, Adolph 13-930b.
AGAIAMBO (Agaumbu) 1-

362d.
Agaie, Nig. 19-678 (C3); 19-

913a.
AGA KHAN I. l-362d ; 21-

241a.

— Khan II. l-363b.

— Khan III. l-363b.
Agaiepa, isl., Ind.O. 1-320 (16)
Agalena (Agelcna) 25-664b.
Agalenidae 2-306d ; 25-664b ;

capture of prey 25-665a ;

stridulating organs 25-6GSa
Agalite 26-369C.
Agallianus 14-273b.
Agallochon l-720b.
Agal ma 14-1 45c; 14-160b.
AGALMATOLITE l-363c ; 22-

69Ca ; 26-369b.
Agalmidae 14-160b.
Againa (lizard) 16-824C ; 23

155d.

— colonorum 16-540b.

— stellio : see Stellion.

Aga Mahommed 21-236b ,
21-237b ; 24-989c ; 26-507a.

Affamas 15-127c.

Agamatanu, Pers. : see Ecba-
tana.

AGAMEDES (myth.) l-363c.

Agameh, prov., Abv. 15-73d.

AGAMEMNON (Greek hero)
1-363C : 5-456d ; oath 19-
940c ; Palamedes 20-594a ;
sceptre 5-788d ; shield 8-
467c ; tomb at Mycenae 2-
378b, 19-104C.

Agamemnon (Aeschylus) 1-
275b ; 4-673C.

Agamemnon (J. Thomson'
26-872d.

" Agamemnon " (ships) 17'
1711); 24-8940 ; 24-898b;
26-527C.

Agamenticus : see York, Me.

Agami (bird) : see Trumpeter.

Agamidae (lizards) 16-824b
foil. ; 23-1 7 4a; 23-lola foil.

Agamodon 16-826a.

Agamtanu, Pers. : see EC
batana.

Agan, dist., Sah. 1-320 (B3).

Agana 12-648C.

Agane, Babyl. : see Akkad.

Aganippe, spring, Gr. 13-5 19a.

Aganogawa, riv., Jap. 15-156
(L8).

Agao (Agaos) : see Agau.

Aga of the janissaries 15-151b.

Agapanthus : see African lily.

AGAPE l-364a ; 9-872d ; Ar
menian church 2-569b; cate-
chumens 23-97 8c; German
Baptist Brethren 11-7 70a.

AGAPEMONITES 1-365C.

AGAPETAE l-366b.

Aga petes (hot.) 19-488b.

AGAPETUS I. (pope) l-366b ;
20-722b.

— II. (pope) l-366b ; 20-722d ;
23-6C6d.

AGAPETUS (deacon) l-366c.

Agapornis 17-70C.

cana : see Greyheaded love-
bird.

Agar, India 14-376 (G8); 12-
748c.

— , riv., India 3-929d.

Agar-agar l-597d.

AGARDE, ARTHUR l-366c.

Agar-Ellis, G. J. W. : see
Dover, Baron.

Agarenl : see Gipsies.

Agaricini ll-334b ; 13-335c.

Agaric mineral 4-070c.

Agaricus : see Mushroom.

— arvensis : see Horse mush-
room.

— campestris : see Mushroom,
common.

— crustuleniformis 19-7 la.

— dryophilus 19-72b.

— esculentus 19-72b.

— fastibilis!9-71a.

— hortensis 19-70C.

— melleus 21-623b.

— muscarius : see Amanita
muscaria.

Agariste (daughter of Cleis-
thenes) l-524a.

— (mother of Pericles)21-145a.

Agaristidae 16-473b.
Agariya, tribe 28-755b.
Agaronia ll-517a.
Agar-Robartes, Thomas : se

Hobartes, 1st baron.
Agar - Robartes, Thoma

Charles : see Clifden, 6th

viscount.
Agartala, India 14-376 (O8)

13-469d.
Agarum l-597b.
AGAS, RADULPHl-366d; 16

961a.
AGASIAS (son of Dositheus

l-366d; 12-491a.

— (son of Menophilus) l-366d
Agasicles (of Halicaruassus

12-837C.

— (of Sparta) 25-610b.
Agasse, Henri 9-380d.
AGASSIZ, A. E. l-366d ; cora

reefs 7-134a ; echinoderm
8-871d; Harvard museun
19-67d ; plankton 14-269a
21-725a.

— , Elizabeth Gary 1-368C.

— , J. L. R. l-367a ; creation
theory 2-112a; dredging
operations 8-571o ; Harvarc
museum 19-67d; ichthyo
logy 14-246c; origin of drif
ll-646d ; starfish 9-327c
zoology 28-1030d.

Agassiz, B.C. : experimenta
farm 5-156a ; rainfall arid
temperature 4-599a.

— , lake, Can. 12-57d ; 16-86c

— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (D3).

— , mt.. S.Am. 2-462 (B6)
l-962a.

Agassiz trawl : see Blake
trawl.

Agastachys 26-440a.

Agate, Colo. 6-722 (G2).

—, Ga. 11-752 (Al).

— , harb., Mich. 18-372 (B2).

AGATE, mineral l-368d ; 16
197a.

Agate Bay, harb., Minn. 26
112d; l-369d.

— Creek, riv., Queens. l-370a
Agate jasper 15-279b.

— opal 20-121b.
AGATHA, ST l-370a.
AGATHANGELUS l-370b ; 2-

573a.

AGATHARCHIDES l-370b.
AGATHARCHUS (painter) 1-

370b; 12-482c; 20-465b; 26-

730b.

— of Cnidus (historian) : see
Agatharchides.

Agathe, Fr. : see Agde.
AGATHIAS 1-370C ; 2-94d.
Agathis (hot.) : see Dammara

— australis : see Kauri pine.
AGATHO (pope) l-370c; 20-

722c ; 18-734C.
Agathocleia 2-655c ; 22-617d.
AGATHOCLES (of Syracuse)

l-370d ; 25-28d ; 26-299c ;

coins 19-879c; eclipseobser-

vations8-892o; Timaeus26-

977c.
Agathocles (of Thrace) 17

184b.
AGATHODAEMON (myth.) 1-

371a.

— (of Alexandria) 1-371'a.
AGATHON (poet) 1-37 la; 8

490d.

Aaathon (Wieland) 11-791C.

Agathophyllum aromaticum :
see Clove nutmeg.

Agathopolis, Turk. 27-426
(E-F2).

AGATHYRSIl-371a;15-774d.

Agatopisto Cromazione

(pseud.) : see Buonafede,
Appiano.

Agatti, isl., Ind.O. 14-382
(E14)

Agattu, isl., Alsk. 1-472 (H5).

Agau, language 9-747b.

— , race l-88b.

Agaumbu : see Agaiambo.

Agaunum : see St Maurice,
Valais.

Agave (legend) 21-1 24b.

AGAVE (bot.) l-371b ; 10-
312d ; Mexican species 18-
321b, 18-325b; pulque manu-
facture 22-644b ; United
State? 27-634C.

— americana : see American
aloe.

— decipiens : see False sisal
hemp.

— •- rigida (sisalana) : see Sisal
hemp.

Agavose 26-35c.

Agawa, riv., Can. 20-114 (C2).

Aga warn, Mass. (Essex Co.) :
see Ipswich, Mass.

— , Mass. (Hampden Co.) 17-
852 (B2) ; 28-560a.

— , riv., Mass. 17-852 (F3).

Agawams, tribe 25-740c.

Agawan, Mass. : see Spring-
field, Mass.

Agbatana, Pers. : see Ecba

tana.
Agbome, Fr.W.Afr. : see

Abomey.

Agbosomi l-329d.
Agbua, nits., Iv.Cst. 11-204,

(E5)
AGDE, Fr. l-371d; 10-778

(F6) ; council (500) 7-918d ;

fortress 5-942d : synod 1-

372a.

— , cape, Fr. 10-776 (E5).
Agdenes, fort, Nor. 19-805b.
Agdistis 2-886b : see also

Great Mother of the Gods.
Agdistis, mt., Asia M. 12-401c.
Agdlumersat Fjord : see

Bjomesund.
Agdus, mt., Asia M. : see

Agdistis.
AGE (period) l-372a; Con-

dorcet's epochs 6-854a ;

Joachim of Florls 15-418a;

Mexican theory 7-215c.

— (human life): death-rate 22-
98a; population statistics 22-
93c.

— (in law) l-372c.
Agedincum, Gaul : see Sens.
Agee, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Ageing (of metal, &c.) l-880a ;

— (of clay) : see Weathering.
Ago], tribe 14-740c.

— (Turk, soldiers) 2-262b.
Agelacrinldae 8-879b.
AGELADAS (sculptor) l-373a.
Agelas25-725b.

Agelastes : see White-necked
guinea-fowl.

Agelena : see Agalena.

Agelenidae : see Agalenidae.

Agelmin, Mor. : see Glimin.

Agolnoth : see ^Ethelnoth.

AGEN, Fr. l-373b ; 10-778
(E5); battle (107 B.r.) 13-
253d; Roman pottery 5-
723d; temperature 17-16c.

AGENAIS, prov., Fr. l-373o i
10-8*2 (maps) ; 5-917b.

Agencies, mercantile : see;
Mercantile agencies.

Agency, la. 14-732 (E4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).

Agenda, Wis. 28-740 (C2).

Agens (official) : see Advo-
cate.

AGENT (diet.) l-373d.

Agent (in law) 22-349b; bro-
kers and factors 4-629a, 10-
121b, 10-122b ; Mines Act
16-17b; procuration 22-422a:
see also Principal agent.

— , literary : see Literary
agent,

Agent de Change l-373d ; 25-
933e.

Agentes in rebus l-373d ; 6-
990c.

AGENT-GENERAL l-374a.

Agenticum, Gaul : see Sens.

Agents (Eng. hist.) : see
Agitators.

Agents de police : see Gardiena-
de la paix.

Age of Consent Act 17-453b.

Age of Reason (Paine) 20-
«!57b.

Age of the declinational in-
equality 26-956b.

— of the parallactic inequality
26-956b.

— of the tide 26-939b.
Ageratum 6-812b ; 13-774a.
Ager Campanus, Ager Stel-

latis, &c. : see under Cam-
panus, ager; Stellatis, ager,.
&c.

Agernaes, pt., Den. 8-24 (C3).

Agerola, It. 15-4 (C7).

Ager privates 23-531d.

— publicus l-383a; 10-349o i
23-531d ; 23-824d.

— quaestorius l-383c.
Agerso, isl., Baltic : see Ag-

gerso.

AGESANDER l-374b.
Agesicles : see Agasicles.
Agesilaus (uncle of Agis III.)'

l-377a.
AGESILAUS II. (of Sparta) 1-

874b ; 25-6121) ; 28-8S6C.
Agesjpolis 17-605d.
Agesistrata l-377a.
Agetor, Apollo 2-185b.
Ageusia 26-448a.
Aggar-ki-buti 14-350d.
Aggawam, Mass. : see Ipswich,

iMass.

Aggejaus Urbicus 12-612b.
Agger, riv., Ger. 11-808 (I-K7).
Aggerso, isl.. Den. 8-24 (D3).
— , sound. Den. 8-24 (D3).
Aggie Run, riv., N.C. 19-772"

CE2).
Agglestone Rock 3-207b ; 8-

434d.
AGGLOMERATE (geol.) 1-

374d.

— (bot.) l-374d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

14

To mmke full use of this Index It It essential to read the
instructions given on Page I.

AFGH-AGRO

AOOLUTINATION (path.) 3-

llft, : i

'

AGGRAVATION dli. I ) l-37Sc.
\fcvn-fc--i-n"-- '••'•I--'.
^^••Ue (iH.l.l l-!4a.

Jta I Rio-
••an 11-ItTo.

IMilhlMlllllH (: ••

"uMt-iTii. : 8- 41 la.
ABmntM><< 12-580«.
AGGREGATION (physics) !•

AOTWlfrm (nilii.) 18-S10b.
Aorr«ssins2-173d.

slve resemblance §•
: «r« otto Mimicry. •*

..

Aanr-baad 3-57 Ib.
ACCtELEK. Hung. 1-37 Jo;
3-4

, tn ID) : tet A««.
Agna, bay, Ala. 1-
Aguanoe. Iro, 15-7 UDd; X

Ak-h.id.1. In-. 14-711 «••).

. Iro. 7-159 (map).

— , Upper, Iro. 7-159 (map).
Aghadea, Sab. : tee Agades.
Airhudir, Mor. : *et Agndir.
Agbadoe. Ire. 14-744 (B4); 16-

i.i.'.wv. Ire. 14-744 (El).
Agha-i. HujjiMlrza21-240c.

It Dental. Asia M. 4-

Aghaviller. Iro. 15-793d.

I. : i.. VAf. 27-S89b.
Aghla. int.. In-. 14-744 <«)

«x>lo«y 8-4 13b. 14-7410.
Aghlab 1-331C.
Aghlablte dynasty 1-331O ; 8-

4 1>1; S-I.M-: Fntimitos 10-

»02t>: Tuluu 9-94b; Tunis

27-393C.
Agulaiiun. ril.. Turk. As. 2-760

(D4): •« a/so Sagalassus.

— Dagh. int., Asia M. 15-102b
Achnam (lax) 27-4331).
Agfaorls (sect) 10-136d; 13-

tOSb.

ARltonnl, Epy. 2S-163O.
Aglirem Baba jjimd, Alg. 1-

546b.
A'l.liriama, Lake, Soot.: tee

(iliriama. Loch a*.
Aghrl Dagh. int., Ann. : tee

Ararat.

Aghrlin. Ire. : tee Aughrim.
AKliltinniiir. UK, Asia M. 2

.'.7 la; 27-878C,
AKliuat, El. Alff. 1-643 (B2)

1- Hib.

Agltzt Kara. Ada M. 21-J44a.
Agl»dae2S-610d: ateoJsoAgis.
A.-:;. K.itr.n.i.i y p. 7-iW7d.

— Paraskevi, Cyp. 7-698a.

— Phaneromcni. Cyp. 7-697d.
Atria* (Uagias) 12-508b ; 13

" Aglas " (statue) 12-488d ; 17

1840.

Ada Triada : tee Hagia Triada
Agigea, Rum. : tee Adjldjn. .
Agtt Deka : tee. Hagii Dcka

and Gortyna.
— .Saranta (Snntl Quaranta]

Turk. 27-426 (A3) ; ancicu

town l-486b, 9-6»8d.
Agila (Visigoth) 2S-S39d.
Agilbert(bp.)28-640d.
Agilcs, Raymond d* (Aiguille

Agilmand 16-9324.
Agilmar 2-358c.
Agilolflng (family) 3-545b.
Agilulf (Agilllf) 18-934a

7-40Sb; Mantua 17-607d

Padua 20-44:>b.
Aglnardus : tee Kinhnrd.
Agincourt, Seroux d' 5-490d.
Agincourt, isl.. Jap. 15-16

•" Aglnconrt " (battleablp) 24
892c: 24-90.Sa.

AGINCOURT, BATTLE OF 1
37 5d: 9-5 12d; 10-82»b
daughter of prisoners 15

— , Fr. 10-778 (El).

Aginis (Ahvai). Pen. 1-4341).

Aginnum : tee Age a.

AGIO l-376b.

Agiobampo, bay, Mex. 18-31

IC2); 2S:i40o:

\cir-

AG1RA '-an Fillppo d'Agiro
Agyriuin). Sir. i-376c ; 15-
JE6); 13-346d.

AC IS (legendary king o
rtn) l-376c: 17-1348.

— I ••< Sparta) l-376c.

— II. (of Sparta) l-376d; 25
612d.

— III. (of Sparta) l-377a
*S-612d; 17-606b.

__)&** 1O-' '

AlilsTMKNTI- I77b : 10-.I ib,

> •:. 22-014U.
\k-n.:ii.
AO IT ATOMS

: 7-lH9b.
Aicllliti : *•<• Aeliua.

1.'

(n».).

AtflaoplioDla 14- 1 i M
\tf la.utntia reptaos l-AllOc.
Aglu. Au«. t tee AquUcla.
ABla«pU 2-30ab.
\gl»ural4-liid.
Aglaurldaa 14-lSSd.
\tflauru|>>U 14-1 A Ac.
Aclaurus 2-8291. ; »-730a ;
•anctuanr 2-836a.

|an.r. A,*-llOb.
\gleti tee Alralllruo.
AGLIAROI. ANTON 1O l-37Td;

2-U-.'*: 3-315a.
Afllate.lt.: church 2-3»la.
Agll-bol 20-6i4b.
Agllo. Cara d', Algidus MODS,

Agllone. rlv., It. 28-J4S (14).
Agllpay. Urrgorln 3-50«d.
Aglowa (frog) l-113d ; 28-
1009b} larynx a-JJ9a; skull

.

— (Insect) l«-4«8b.

— (mollusc) ll-518b.
Aglu.Mor. 18-851 (C4).

— . cape. Mor. 18-861 (B-C4).
A«lr. rlv.. Fr. 10-774 (F6) ;

Aglypha (zool.) : tee Colu

brldae Aglypha.
Agmlnatcd glands : tee Peyen

)..ti. u. -.

Agna, cape, Mor. 8-800b.
Agnadello (battle) 18-55 Id ;

27-lOOTa.
AGNANO, LAGO DI, lake. It.

l-377d; 15-4 (in;); origlu

15-Jc.

Agrianta, Gr. 12-465 (Cl).
AGNATES 1-37 7d ; 23-534a ;

23-:>llu; priority of system

28-7S2c; Teutonic parallel

26-«S2a.

Agnatha (insect) : wr May-fly.
— (molluscs) ll-5U7b; 11-

— (vertebrate) 14-248O ; i
1017C,

— (worms) 2-080d.
Agnoaux, Montagne des. nit.,

Alps l-742b.
Agneesens, K. 22-110b; 20-

tOTd.

Agneesh grits 17-534d.
Agnel. pass, Alps l-741d.
Agnello, pass, Alps l-74'.'o.
AGNES, ST (inurtyr) l-:i77d.

— , St (of Brescia) : tee ilcrici,
Angela.

— (wife of Andronlcus 1.,
1-97 Gb.

— (of Bohemia) 13-279O.

— (of Brandenburg) 4-420d.

— (of Burgundy) 15-446b.

— (empress) 13-274c; ll-839a,
13-2751) ; 12-509b.

— (of Habsburg) 15-450b.

— (of Hesse) 15-459O.

— (of Mansfeld) ll-546b.

— (OFMERAN)l-:!7Sa.

— (of Nevcrs) 19-457a.

— (de Percy) : tee Percy, Ag
nes do.

Agneeberg. Swed. 28-935 (Al).
Agnes Creek, riv., Wash. 28

354 (El).

Agnese, G. I). 17-645b.
AGNESI, MARIA GAETANA

l-:i78b.

— , Maria Teresa 1-37 So.
Agneas, Oreg. 2O-242 (A5).

" Agnes Ton llohenstaufen '
(opera) (Spontinl)25-732d.

Agncthelm, Ilung. : tee Szen
Agota,

Agnew (sheriffs) 25-9S3d ; 28
IMo.

AGNEW, DAVID H. 1-378O.

— . Ceneral ll-804d.

— , P. A. Vans 25-8Sa.
AGNI(god)l-378d; l«-139b

4-385a; identillcations 4
571b. 4-381a; lameness 13
30 Ja ; Rig Veda hymns 24
1610.

— , tribe l-329d.
Agnletenbonr. 1 1 oil. 28-1064O.
Agnlhotra 4-380C.
Agnihotri l-378d.
Agnl-rahasya 4-.'!81s»
Agnlshtoma 4-380C.

Agno. Swiiz. 26-242 (F4X

— . bay, IMs. 21-392 (112).

— . riv.. It. l-135b.

— . rlv.. P.Is. 16-729a; 21-39
(AO: 21-:t93a,

Agnodice (gynaecologist) 12

AGNOETAEl-378d; 18-733a
AGNOIOLOGY l-378d; 10
U8b.

A*ni>lo, Ilaoolo d* : Ht B*edo
d Agnolo.

— . I'lelrt. d'7-9««b.

oluil. -"leu. l-J»lb.
\vnon

noiH). li. 18-4 (K») : 1-TSJi.
Ainoneiuis, Tabula W-34ib ;

14-1 1 4dT

Agnoptorus 10-475r.
Agnoa. Ark. 1-443(1- 1).
AgOOKiola, Hofonlsba I tre

AncuUclola, HofonUba.
AGNOSTICISM 1 i : Ilnv-

Icrl4-19d.l8-22«a; Pirrli.,

21-<96d. fireotfottceplletna.

Atbi
giiDitltt. 1-299,1: 2-30 la

(Og.); 20-: i7.l; 27.2»3a.
\giiuin»ilu era 22-266O.
Agnus cast us 2-804 ti.
• ACNU8 DEI " (rel.) i-J80b ;

17-8490.

Agnus scythlcui: let Tar-
tarian lamb.
Agny-adhana 4-380b.
AgO, Isl.. Sued. 19-800 (D3).
Agoada (Aguada), India 12-

1 .•.•.!.

Agoado Pan, Azores 3-83 (IV.).
— do Pan. inU., Azores 3-83

(IV.); 24-

AGOBARD 1- i-o<- : 10-811a.
Agogna. rlr.. It. 28-242

(E-K.'O.
Agome. m t«., Togo. 12-2 OH

: 26-1046b.
Agonie-l'alime, Togo. 12-2011

(C3); 26-1047a.
Agoim, (!o.('rit.(Adangmedlst.)

12-203 (C4).
— , lio.Cnt. (Wasav dist.) 12-

203 (A I).

— wdkL.Oo.Ot. 12-204a.
— , trilif. Air. l-::29d.
AGONALIA l-380d.
Agones thymelikoi 26-729d.
Agong 13ahuraii 16-93GI).
AgonT, tribe, Afr. 23-'J«4b.
Agoiiia (festival) 15-156a,
Agonlatitca 8-12Sa.
AGONIC LINES l-380d ; 17

356c.

Agonldao 26-5 4 So.
Agonostoma 18-9640.
AGONOTHETES l-380d.
Agoo, P.Is. 21-392 (A3).
Agop I'a-iha 27-i:!2c.
AGORA l-asili! : 3-470d.
— . Athens 2-834b ; 2-832

(mail); wlr-ia 8->l--a; Ko-

man 2-S39d; tribal statues

6-lSOa,
— , Corinth 7-148b.
— , Olympia 20-9Gd.
AGORACRITUS l-381a { 12

485b.

Agorala, Artemis 20-90d.
— . Athena 2-S29a.
Agoraios : tee liermos and

Zeus.

AGORANOMI 1-3818,
AGORDAT, N.K.Af. l-381a ;

9-74Gc; l-94a.
Ag<>rclo, It., copper mines 7-

106d.

Agori Khas, India 14-376 (K7)
Agoro, mt., Ugan. 27-557 (Cl).
Agoraphobia 19-4 28b.
Agosta, O. : tee New Bloom

— , Sic. : tee Augusta.
Agostlnho, Isl.. .Mad. Is. 17-281

(map).
AGOST1NI, LEONARDO 1-

38 la.

AGOSTINO, PAOLO l-381b.
AGOSTINO DA SIENA l-381b
— diDuccio7-967d; 24-49od

2-41 Ob.

Agotes : tee Cagota.
Agotine l-329d.
Agoulenltaa, Gr. 12-424 (C3).
AGOULT, M. C. S. DE FLA-

vUrny, cointesso d' 1-381 b

l-172a.
Agoussa, bay, Acg.S. : tee Xa

Agout. riT^ FT. 10-778 (E6)

16-291C.
AGOUTI 1-3810 ; 23-4440 : 23

438d ; Cuba : tee Uutia,
Agoyan, waterfalls, EC, 8-

AGRA. India, l-381d; 14-376
(G-H6); architecture 14-
i33c (PI.) : battle (1788) 4-
139b; carpets S-394a; dis
tri^t and division l-382b
High Court olllclals 27-61 lo
Indian ilutiny 14-450a. 6-
748c; Kashi tilea 15-GSGd
rainfall 14-378c.

— , Kan. 15-654 (Cl).

— . Okla. 20-58 (E2>.

— CANAL. India 1-382C,

Agree, Or. l-427b ; 19-121d.

Agrah. India 18-fiSOa.

Agrahayana : tee Margasira.

Agrakhan, bay, Cauo. 23-674
(II. E2).

AGRAM (ZamM. Ooat.-fllar.

i

: ; M>ut It MII

turn •nd rainfall U-«Ms>;
uulrently 27-77»li.

— . int«.. < 'rt)«t.-.^l«r. I trt
- -,,,-', •• M! -.

>oasK Hah.M-9Ub.

— ,pr, .r.»-4(IJ4);
7-475a.

Agramontc, A. 2>-163o; 2B-

Agrantunt. Pp. 25-530 (Ft).
Agrapha, inU., Turk. 17-llgb ;

12-430b.
AGRAPHA (Christ's sayings)

Agraphla (med.) 2-184b.
Agr-rla. Lex l-j85a ; 23-637d ;

Inscription 14-630a.
Agrarian credit bank* : tee

Agricultural banks.
AGRARIAN LAWS (Roman)

l-3S3a: Caesar 4-942a ;

Oracchi 23-6:t7!>; Nerva

19-393d ; liiillm 23-824d ;

Saturninu*24-234l>.
Agrarians (Germ, hut.) 11-

-JM.

Agrasot y Catalan. L. 20-515b.
Agraulus : tee AglauruH.
AGREDA. M. F. CORONEL.

abbeu of i-38ic.
Agreement (Islam): •efljnuuk

— (law) : tee Contract.
Agrteatlon (exam.) 10- 13d.
AgrcTl, Alfhlld 26-220b.

Agri (Aclris). rlv.. It, 15-26

(F4): 15-1.1.
Agria, Hung. : tee Eger.
Agrlcola (pseud.) : tee Young,

John.

— , A. l-387d.

— , CHR1STOPH LUDWIG 1-
(Ma.

— , GEORG l-386b; 8-34b; 19-
65b.

— , (ieorg L. l-387d.

— , GNAEUS J. l-386d ; 23-
G.V.'a ; Tacitus' lifo 26-346d.

— , Johann l-387d.

— , JOHANNES l-387a ; 14-
693b.

— , JOHANN F. l-387a.

— , MARTIN l-:i»7l) ; 6-439d.

— , Michncl 10-386d.

— , RODOLPHUS 1-3870 ; 6-
454a; 24-340(1.

— , Wolfgang C. l-387d.
Agrlcola. Oa. 11-763 (D2).
Agrloolne 4-lOa.
Agricultural Banks 7-86b ;

Cape Colony 5-2470 ; Ger
many7-87a; Italy 15-24a
Japan 15-197a. 15-216b
Russia 23-887d.

— Board (Ireland) 14-748d.

— (Children) Act (1873) 1-
388a.

— College, Miss. 18-600 (D2)
18-602b.

— College. X.Dak. 19-780(113)

— Collcge,N.Mcx.l9-.'.20 (D5)

— Department of I'rivy Coun
ell 1-397 b.

AGRICULTURAL GANGS 1-
ISTd.

— Hall. Lond. 14-874b.

— Holdings Acts 16-liSb ; 1-
377b; l-397a: Act of 1900
l-397d; of 1906 l-398a. 11
442d.

— Holdings (Scotland) Acts
14-208b; 18-1 59a.

— labourer (U.K.) l-390b
Black Death 9-:,03c ; dis
putes (1872 1S7 4)2S-1031c
franchise 9-578d; unions 27'
1 46c ; wages and numbers
1-4 13c.

— labourer (U.S.) 1-41 7c.

— Labourers' Union, Kational
2-342b.

— Organization Society 1
898b.

— RatesAct(1896)l-397d;22
78b.

AGRICULTUREl-388a;Baby
Ionian Iaw3-117c; Berbersi
766a: Cato's treatise 6-535d
ll-736b : Chinese works 8-
227d; Cistercian 8- 393d
classical authors 11- 7 36b; co
operative 7-87c : cultivated
area in England and Wales
l-701a; early statutes regu
Iatlngl6-8b; Egypt (ancient
9-69b; Hartlib-s works 13
36a; Hebrew festivals 13
179b; Ireland (ancient) 14
768a ; Italian labourers
strikes 18-80c : Mago'swork
17-393a ; manorial system
l-699d ; mi-tayage system
18-257a: neolithic man 2-
348a; Philo's treatise 11
411d; Roman religion 23
678c; Societies *S-317b
Swiss pa8toncel-721a; Teu

t, . , .
i

peoples i8-«Mb:
as ktrotul 27-.
exports S7-«44il

eonunumtlo. 28-71 :;

Individual l.cidln*..
AGRICULTURE (AND FISH-
eriM), Board of 1-4'ild ;
alloUnenU l-7u.»; rhraa-
t*t 1 • 913a : Jurisdiction
8-784a.7-117li. *-i 10-

43«b ; subsidies to agricni-
tural education 1-4 1 4a.

— and Fisheries, Board of. Ire*
land 14-751d.

— and Mechanic Arts of tb*
Territory of Haw.lt. College

i

— and Technical Instruction,
Department of, Ireland 14-
T48d. 2*-497a| control of
secondary education S-97 la;
fisheries equipment 10-433b.

— . College of, Durham. N.U.
19-495D.

.. Department of, Canada, 8»
I - '-.

— , Department of. Ireland t
tee Agriculture and Techni-
cal Instruction, Department
of.

— , Department of, UJ3. i*
•Sfb.

— in Scotland, Society of Im-
provers in too knowledge
of l-393a.

— . National Board of l-395b
folL

— .New York State College of,
7- 169s.

— , Royal Commission on
Offl I --.'i 1-. .:....!.

— , Royal ComniLvilon on
(1893-1896) l-397d.

Agri datl assignatl l-383d.

Agrigan. IsL. Pac.O. 29-438
iD3):17-?07d.

AGRIGENTUM (mod. Gb-
gentl). Sic. l-423a; 18-28
(D6); battle (456) 23-314b;
coinage 19-879c ; Empedocles
9-34 4d: gold phiale found
21-7<J2d (fig.) ; Minos' tomb
7-423c ; First Punic War 22-
649d. See alto Glrgenti.

Agri limltatl 1-71 Ob.

Agrlmensores : tee GromaticL

Agriml : tee Wild goat.

AGRIMONY l-424d ; 23-723C,

Agrinion (Vracbori),Gr.l2-424
(C2); 1-299C.

— , lake. Gr. : tee Trlchonls.

Agrio, riv., Anr. : tee Neuqucn.

Agriochocrus 27-497d.

Agriodrilus 5-797a.

Agriolimax ll-526b.

AGRIONIA l-424d ; 2O-173a.

Agrionidao 8-46t>b ; larva ••
M9d,

Agrionina 8-468c.

Agriophyllum goblcum 12-
167b; 12-16'd.

Agrtotes 28-7 39d.

— Ilncatum 8-671d (fig.); S-
v.i,;,!.

Agriotyplnao 14-2438,
Agriotypus 14-179a.
Agrip : see Kmunga-taL
AGRIPPA (philos.) l-424d.
— . Gains 2-913C.
—.HEROD, I. l-425b; 18-

400a ; date of death 3-891d,

1-425C.
— , HEROD, II. 1-425C ; 15-

401a.

— , Lucius 2-91 3c.
— , Lucius Hclyius 14-637S,
— — Castor 3-478b.

— Mcncnlus Lanatus t tre
Meneniua Lanatus.

— . M. VIPSANIUS l-425d ;

aqueducts 2-24 Id; map

17-G37b ; statue at/ Athens

2-840a ; thermae 23-604C.
^ Postiimus l-426b : 16-81 Ic,
AGRIPPA VON NETTES-

hsim, H. C. l-426b; 24-

iOTd.

Agrippeum. Athens 2-840s.
ACRIPPINA, the "elder" 1-

ItTa.
AGRIPPINA. the " younger •*

l-427a ; 23-485a.
Agrippina, Colonla, Ger. : tet

Cologne.

Agrippina (Handel) 12-91 la.
" Agrippina, tomb of." Bacoll

3-2 14b.
Agrippinensls, Colonla. Ger. :

tee Cologne.
Agrippinns 5-4 30c.
Agreed : tee GeomorL

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15

AGRO-AJAS

Agroha. India 14-376 (F5).
Agropoli, It. 15-4 (El).
Agropyrum 12-37 la; 12-376d

— elymus 5-147c.

— Junceum 12-370b.

— repens : see Conch grass.

— tenerum : see Western ry<
grass.

Agror, valley, India 4-24c.
Agro Romano, It. IS-llb : 16

273a.
Ayrorum Qualitate, De (Fron

tinus) 12-612b.
Agrostemma : see Corn-cockle

— coronaria : see Hose Cam
pion.

Agrostideael2-375b; 12-376a
Agrostis 12-37 Ib (flg.) ; 12
376b; 6-147C.

— canina : see Dog's bent.

— pulchella 13-766b.

— vulgaris : see Red-top.
Agrotera : see Artemis.
AGROTERAS THUSIA l-427b
Agrotis 7-262b ; 8-897d.
Agry-dagh, mt., Russ. 15-682d
Agsias Fatra, mt., Aby. 1-S3

(map) ; l-84b.

Agtelek, Hung. : see Agg-telek
Agto, Green. 12-543 (D4).
Agua, cape (Has Sidi Bashir)

Mor.l8-851(F-Gl);18-850b,
— , mt., Guat. 5-678 (A3) ; 12-

661b; flood (1541) 28-1S9C.
Agua-baria 7-597a.
Agua Caliente, Ariz. 2-54J

(B3).

— Caliente Indian Res.. Cal.
S-S (E5).

Aguacate, gold-mine, C.H, !•

468b.

Aguacate : see Avocado pear.
Agua Correa, Mex. 18-31 8 (E4).
Aguada, India : see Agoada.
— , P.R. 22-124 (Al).
Aguadas, Colom. 6-706d.
— , reservoirs 28-943b.
AGUADILLA, P.R. l-427b ;

22-124 (Al).
AGUADO, ALEXANDRE M.

1-427C.

— , Juan 6-744a.
Agaa do Pan : see Agoa do

Pan.

— Dulce, Pan. 20-665a.

— Fria, mt., N.Mex. 19-520
(El).

— Fria, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (B3) ;
2-547d.

— Grande, rlv., W.Af. 24-48b.
Aguamiro, Peru : see Union.
Aguanaval, riv., Mex. 18-318

(E3-2) ; 18-319b.
Aguanga, Cal. 5-8 (E5).
Aguapay, riv., Arg. 2-462 (E2);

2-462a.

Aguara (zool.) 20-658c.
Aguaray Guazu, riv.. Parag.

2-462 (El).
Aguarico, riv., S.Am. 1-785

(map) ; 6-701 (Bo) ; l-788a ;

8-91 3a.

Aguaron, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Aguas. riv., Sp. 25-530 (E2) ;

8-844a.

— Blancas, mt., Arg. and Chil.
2-462 (C2) ; 2-461a.

— Buenas, P.R. 22-124 (B2).
Aguascalientes, riv.. Mex. 1-

427c.

AGUASCALIENTES, state
(and town), Mex. l-427c ;
18-318 (Bo and E3) ; 18-
323d.

Aguas Livres, aqueduct, Lis-
bon 16-771b.

Agua Verde, lake, Mex. 18-
318 (E2) ; 18-319b.

— Zarca, Mex. 18-318 (B-C1).
Ayudeza y Arte de Ingenio

(Baltasar de Gracian) 25-

584d.

Agudo, Sp. 25-530 (C3).
AGUE l-427d ; 17-461d.
Agueda, Port. 25-530 (A2).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (B2) ; 21-

92d.

Agnero, J. de la R. 21-276a.
Aguessean, H. d' l-427d ; 16-

700a.
~— , H. Cardin J. B., marquis d*

l-428b.
— , H. FRANCOIS D' l-427d ;

10-846b ; ll-139d.
Aguias, Port. 25-530 (A-B3).
Aguids (Wadai chiefs) 28-225d.
Aguijan, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(D3); 17-707d.
Aguila, mt., Salv. 24-96c.
— , pt., P.R. 22-124 (A2).
— , pt., Sp. 25-530 (F3).
Aguilar, Caspar H. de 25-583b.
— , Gonzalo F. de : see Cor-
doba, G. F. de.
— , GRACE 1-4280.
— , Martin 20-247d.
AGUILAR (de la Frontera),

Sp. l-428c ; 25-530 (C4).
— , Colo. 6-722 (F4).
Aguilarei, Tex. 26-690 (H8).

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AGU1LAS, Sp. l-428d ; 25-53

(E4>.
AGU1LERA, VENTURA R. 1

42Sd.
Aguilla Creek, riv., Tex. 26

690 (K4).
AGUILLON, FRANCOIS D* 1

428d.

Aguil6, Mariano 25-590d.
Aguinaldo, Emilio 21-399a

25-597d; 17-580a.
Aguirre, J. S. de 2-150a.

— , Lopedel7-704d; 27-846o
ll-627a.

— , Miguel 6-61 9b.
Aguirre, P.R. 22-124 (B2).

— , Pongo de, rapid, S.Am. 1
7S6c.

Aguita, mt., S.Am. l-963b.

— , pass, S.Am. l-963b.
Aguisy, J. Grolier, viscount d

4-21 7c.
Aguja, cape, Colom. 6-701 (B2)

— , cape, Peru 21-264 (A2).
Agul, riv., Russ. As. 25-10 (E3)

28-914d.
Agulha, pt., Azores 3-83 (IV.)

— , pt., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map)
Agulhas, cape, Cape Col. 25

466 (E9): 5-225d; 5-233c.

— current, Ind.0. 14-451d; 5-
225d; 5-229a.

Aguma, Fr. W.Af. 11-204 (G5)
Agum-Kakrim 3-100b.
Agum-sipak 3-1 06b.
Agung, Gunung, mt., Ball Isl.

Mal.Arch, 17-466 (D4) ; 3-

256b.
Aguontum, Noricum 15-26

(DI).
Aguoti (zool.) : see Coelogenys

— paca : see Paca.
Agur (bibl.) 22-509a.
Agurachya, Nig. 19-678 (C4).
Agusan, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).

— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (E6).

— , riv., P.Is. 21-392 (E6) ; 21-
392d.

Agustin, Maria 24-204b.
Asutaya, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(Co).

Aguti : see Agouti.
Aguto, Sir John : *e« Hawk-

wood, Sir John.
Agwanus, riv.. Can. 22-724

<E2).

Agyadi, Ash. 12-203 (B-C3).
Agyia. Gr. 12-424 (Dl).
Agyieus : see Apollo Agyieus.
Agyl-dawan, pass, India 14-

376 (Gl).

Agyila, It. : see Caere.
Agymako, dist., Go.Cst. 12-
.. 204a.
Agyr-Dor, riv., Ger. : tee

Eider.

Agyris l-376c ; 25-28a.
Agyrium, Sic. : see Agira.
Agyrocetus 5-775a.
Agyrrhius 8-848b.
Aert, mts., India 14-376 (Gl).
A.H. (atbrev.) 13-218b.
Aha : see Menes.
Aha, mts., Bech. 25-466 (E2).
AHAB(king)l-428d: 15-37 7c;

3-869a; Baal-worship 3-89b;

Damascus wars 7-7 84b.

— (prophet) l-429o.
Ahagtrar, mts., Sah. 1-320

(D2).

— , tribe : see Hoggar.
AHAI (talmudist) l-429c ; 13-

172b.

Ahala, C. ServUins 17-298a.
Ahalva Bai (Ilolkar queen)

.

Aham, tribe : see Ahom.
Ahamavalla : see Somesvara.
Ahangatu, isl. Pac.O. : see

Angatan.

Ahansaht, tribe l-434a.
Ahanta, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203

(B4); 12-204a.

— , tribe 12-204a ; 24-594a ; 1-
329d.

Ahascragh, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
AHASUERUS (king) l-429c ;

first exhibition held by 10-

67b.

— (name of Wandering Jew)
15-362b.

Ahat Keui, Asia M. 21-544a.
Ahaura, N.Z. 19-624 (C5).
Ahaus, Ger. 11-808 (A2).
Ahava, Turk.As. : see Hit.
Ahavaniya 4-380b.
AHAZ l-430a; 7-784c ; 15-

332a.
AHAZIAH (king of Israel) 1-

430a; 3-869a,

— (king of Judah) l-430b ; 3-
869a.

Ahd (Dervish order) 8-76a.

Ahe (math.) 9-47a.

Aheme, lake, Dah. 11-204 (G5);

7-734d.
Ahenobarbus, Cn. Domitlus

(122 B.C.) 27-306b.

— , CN. DOMITIUS (tribune
104 B.C.) l-430b.

Ahenobarbus, Cn. Domitiu

(87 B.C.) 13-451d.
— , CN. DOMITIUS (32 B.C.
1-430C ; 23-4750 ; 23-477b.
— , L. DOMITIUS (consul 5

B.C.) l-430b.
— , L. Domitius (16 B.C.) 1

430c: 14-635d.
— , L. Domitius (A.D. 37-68)

see Nero, emperor.
Aherlow, riv., Ire. 14-744 (C4)
Ahi (myth.) 19-139d ; 21-204a

8-121d
Ahichchhattra, India : see Ad

hichatra.
Aliijah (high priest): see Ahime

lech.

— (prophet) 15-81 Id.
Ahikar (legend) l-143a ; 26

31 2c.

Ahikar, Wisdom of 26-1 042a.
Ahimaaz (bibl.) l-73c.
Ahimelech (priest) l-62c.
Ahimsa (Hindu doctrine) 13

507a.

Ahinoam (bibl.) 7-858b.
Ahipara, N.Z. 19-624 (Dl).
Ahirasu, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A3).
Ahiri, India 14-382 (110).
AHITHOPHEL l-430c.
AMar, riv., Pal. ll-404b.
Ahlab, Syr. 21-449d : see also

Mahalliba.

Ahlbeck, Ger. 27-809a.
Ahlefeldt, Elise, countess von

14-335(1.

Ahlen, Ger. 11-808 (A3).
Ahlgren, Ernst : see Benedicts

son, Victoria.
Ahl Hede, heath, Den. 8-24

(B2).

Ahli of Shiraz 21-251a.
Ahlwardt, Herrmann 2-137b.
Ahma, plain, Pal. ll-404a

20-601d.
Ahmad : see Ahmed (except as

below).

AHMAD B. HANBALl-430d
17-416b; 17-421d; trial 5-
47b.

Ahmadi, Pers. : see Ahmedi.
Ahmad Khel, Afg. : seeAhmec

Khel
Ahmadnagar, India : see Ah-

mednagar.

Ahmadpur, India 14-376 (D5)
AHMAD SHAH (Durani)
l-431a ; Afghanistan rule
l-316a; ll-918c; Baluchi-
stan conquered 3-295c ;
Chinese embassy 15-6S6a ;
Indian Invasion 14-404b ;
Persian invasion 21-235c ;
Seistan 24-593d ; Tashkur-
ghan founded 26-437b ;
tomb 15-648d.
Ahmadu (emir) 24-642d ;

ll-418d; 24-641d.
Ahmar : see Mahommed I.

(of Granada).
Ahmar, mts., Egy. 4-954 (C2) ;

geology 9-42c.

Ahmar, Deir el, monastery,
Egy.2-232a; 2-391c;9-2ob
Ahmase : see Amasis. *
Ahmat bar Bisbat (myth.) :

see Mahomet.

Ahmed (Egyptian prince)
19-843a; 9-112d.

— (Egyptian governor) 9- 103c;
9-92c.

— (Egyptian pasha) 9-107b.

— (Egyptian sultan) : see
Moayyad (Shihab al din
Ahmed).

— (of Gilan) 12-6d.

— (Mongol) 15-88d; 18-718d.
— • I. (of Morocco) 18-8COb.

— III. (of Morocco) 18-860b ;
18-856d.

— IV. (of Morocco) 18-856d ;
18-8COb.

— (of Persia : 1382) 21-227b ;
3-19Sb ; 9-102a.

— (of Persia : 1496) 21-229a.

— (of Persia: 1909) 21-245d.

— (Salimiya rebel) 9-lllb.

— (Seyed Amir) 24-989b.

— I. (of Tripoli) 27-290d.

— II. (of Tripoli) 8-839a.

— I. (Turkish Sultan) l-431b ;
27-450d ; treaty with
France 13-292b.

— II. (Turkish Sultan) l-431c ;
27-451d.

— III. (Turkish Sultan) 1-
431c; 27-452a.

AHMEDABAD, India l-432a ;
14-376 (D-E8) ; architecture
14-433a, 14-432 (Plate), 18-
901a ; carved wood work
4-188a ; Mutiny 4-189d ;
silk manufacture 4-187d.

Ahmed Abdali : see Ahmad
Shah (Durani).

— All (dervish) 9-126d.

— Arabi : see Arabi Pasha.

— Baba 26-982e.

— b. Abdullah b. Maimun
5-3570.

Ahmed Bahr 7-831b.

— b. Ali al Ikshid : see Abu
Fawaris.

— b. Fadlan : see Ibn Fadlan

— b. Fumo Luti28-765a.

— b. Hanbal : see Ahmad Ib
Hanbal.

— b. Kaighlagh 9-95a.

— b. Kayyal 17-423c.

— b. Khalid en Nasiri 18-855c

— b. Khalil8-197a.

— b. Khasib 5-49c.

— b. Mahommed (al-Mosta'in
see Mosta'in.

— b. Mashtub 9-9Sd.

— b. Mazyad 5-4Ga.

— b. Mostansir : see Mostali.

— b. Musa l-32a.
— • b. Nasr 5-48c.

— b. Said2-270a.

— b. Tulun 9-94a; 5-49d
5-50c; 4-956d.

Ahmed b. Tulun, mosque : se

Tulun, mosque.
Ahmed el Bedawi : si

Bedawi, Seyyid Ahmed el.

— el Makur (Darfur) 7-831b.

— el Sherif 24-650c.

— er Raisuli : see Raisuli
Mulai Ahmed er.

— Fedil (dervish) 9-130a.

— Feizi Pasha 2-269c ; 2-270c

— Ghazi : see Kumushtegin.

— Ghazili 28-225d.

— Haji : see Ahmed Pasha
(of Constantino).

Ahmedi, dist. Pers. 10-190c.
Ahmedia (sect) 9-33b.
Ahmed Jezzar : see Jezzar.

— Khan (Farukhabad) 10
191b.

— Khan (Herat) 8-438c.

— Khan, Sir Sayyid : set
Sayyid Ahmed Khan.

Ahmed Khel, Afg. 28-954a.
Ahmed Maatham Shah 17-
481c.

— Mukhtar Pasha : se<
Mukhtar Pasha.

AHMEDNAGAR, India (Dec
can)l-432b; 14-382 (F10)
4-189b ; 14-402c ; Boer
prisoners 7-944a.

— , India (Idar) 14-376 (E8)
14-279d.

Ahmed Nizam Shah I. l-432b

— Nizam Shah II. 7-848d.

— Pasha (of Bagdad) 3-198c.

— Pasha (of Constantino) 7-2d
l-651a.

— Pasha (French adventurer)
4-212b.

— Pasha (Turkish admiral) 27-
458b.

— Pasha (Turkish vizier) 27
466a.

— Sghir 5-207a.

— Shah (Durani) : see Ahmad
Shah (Durani).

— Shah (Gujarat) l-431d.

— Shah, Sayyid 14-876a ;
13-490a.

— TEWFIK, Pasha l-432c.

— VEFIKl-432c; 27-4Cla.
Ahmedzai, gate 4-391a.

— , tribe 15-639a.
Ahmes : see Amasis.
Ahmosi (Egyptian kings) :
see Amasis.

— (Egyptian princess) 9-83b.

— (Egyptian warrior) 9-83b.
Ahoghill, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
Ahoikereru, N.Z. 19-624 (F3).
Aho, JuhanilO-387b.
AHOM, tribe l-433b; ll-532c ;

4-924d ; language l-433c,

3-734a.

Ahorcados, isl. Medit. 3-249a.
Ahoskie, N.C. 19-772 (E-F1).
Ahpeatone, Okla. 20-58 (C3).
AHR, riv., Ger. l-433d ; 11-

808 (A3).
Ahr, castle, Ger. : «e« Are

castle.

Ahram, Pers. : see Ahrom.
Ahraura, India 14-376 (117).
AHRENS, F. H. L. l-433d ;

6-460C.
Ahrensberg, dist., Ger. 17-

1018c.

Ahrensbock, Ger. 8-24 (C4).
AHRIMAN l-434a ; 21-205c ;

21-220d ; Hebrew parallel

13-188a ; Mithras cult 18-

623c ; Zoroastrianism 28-

1041c.

Ahrom, Pers. 10-190a.
AHRWEILER, Ger. l-434a ;

11-808 (I. j-k7).
Ahsa, dist., Arab. : see Hasa,

el-.

Ahse, riv., Ger. 16-740a.
AHT l-434a ; 9-383a ; 19-

136d.

AHTENA, tribe l-434a.
Ahuachapan, C.Am. 18-335C.
Ahuarico, riv., Colom. :

see Aguarico.
Ahudhemmeh (Jacobite

bishop) 26-315C.

Ahuizotl (myth.) 24-680b.
Ahun, Fr. 10-778 (F4) ; 7-

4Ulc.
Ahunui, isl. Pac.O. 20-436

(L-M7).
Ahura (Ahuramazda) : see

Ormazd.

Ahuriri, port, N.Z. 19-1 7Sb.
Alms Swed. 26-190 (C4) ; 26-

194d.
AHVAZ (Ahwaz) Pers. 1-

434b; 21-188 (A2) ; battle

(1857) 13-79d ; dam 2-283d ;

routes 21-195U.

— , dist., Pers. 5-32b ; Moslem
campaign (770-74) 5-35d,
5-46a.

Ahwahnee, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
Ahwal (Suti-ism) 26-:i2b.
Ahwal, al (Aghlabite) 10-2020.
Ahzab (Mahom. religion)

Al, Canaan l-434b ; 15-517d.

— , Fr. : see Ay.

— , isl., India : see Wai.

— , riv., India 14-37 6 (O6).

— , riv., Russ. 27-7S6c.

Aii (Tour d'), mt., Switz. : see

Tour d' Al.
Ai (zool.) : see Three-toed

sloth.

Aiaie, isl., It. : see Acaea.
Aianteia : at Opus 20-141a ;

at Salamis l-452b.
Aiantis, tribe l-452b.
Aiath : see Ai (Canaan).
Ai Barnaba, monastery, Cy-

Erus 24-59a.
ek (sultan) 9-99c ; 7-543d.
Aibling, Ger. 11-808 (Do).
AIBONITO, W.I. l-434c ; 22-

124 (B2).
Aibughir, gulf, Russ. As. 27-420

(B3) ; 27-419d.
AICARD, J. F. V. 1-4340.
Aich, Aus. 5-347a.
Aich (dye) : see Aal.
Aichl, Jap. 7-300b.

— , prov. Jap. 15-156 (L12) :
15-204d.

A1CH1NGER, GREGOR 1-

434d.

Aich's metal 4-433d.
Aichstadt, Ger. : see Eich-

statt.

Aicill, Book of 4-488a.
AICK1N, FRANCIS l-434d.

— , JAMES l-434d.
Aid. (abbrev.) l-435a.
Aid, O. 20-26 (F7).

Aidagalla, Somlnd. 25-379

(D3).
AIDAN (king of Dalriada)

l-435a; 6-737c ; 19-793C.
AIDAN (bishop) l-435a ;

24-431a; 9-44yd; 14-314b.
Aidar, riv., Russ. 23-874

(02).
AIDE-DE-CAMP (officer) 1-

Aid-el-Ma, Pal. l-218c.

Aides : see Pluto.

Aidhab, Nubia 3-659b.

AID1N (Guzcl-hissar), Turk.
As. l-435b; 2-760 (C4) ; 27-
444b; railway 15-102c; 25-
282c : see also Tralles.

AIDIN (vil.) Turk.As. l-435a ;
2-760 (D5 and B3-C4).

Ai'dinion, Gr. 12-433c.

AIDONE, It. l-435b; 15-1
(E6).

Ai'doneus : see Pluto.

Ai'dos, Asia M. 27-443b.

— , Bulg. 12-246C.
Aidrus, el (family) 12-800a.
AIDS (finance) l-435b ; 10-

SOlb ; 7-64c : in Franco 10-

842b, 10-913b, 10-836a.
Aidur, mt., Alg. 20-145b.
Aiedi, Nig. 19-678 (B4).
Aiete, It : see Caietae Portus.
Aigaji, mt,, Scot. 3-314a.
Aigar and Maurin 22-499a.
Aigburth, Lanes. 16-139 (B3) ;

16-807a.
Aigen, Aus. (Aigen-Schlagel)

3-4 (C2).

Aigina, isl., Gr. : see Aegina.
Aigion, Gr. : see Aegion.
Aigle, Switz. 26-242 (B4) ;

27-954a.

— , dist., Switz. 26-252e ; 3-
795a.

Aigion, V (Rostand) 23-754a;

8-517d.

Aignan, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Aignay - le - Due, Fr. 10-778

(G4)
Aigoual, mt., Fr. 10-778 (F5) ;

5-777d; 17-84b.
Aigre, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Aigrefeuille, Fr. 10-778 (D4).

— d'Aunis, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
AIGRETTE (diet.) l-436a.

' Aigrette " (Fr. submarine)

24-921b.

Aigueperse, Fr. 10-778 (F4) ;
22-675a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
16

To make full use of this Index It In ewntlml to read the
ln*t ruit Ions given on Pmge I.

AGRO-AJAS

AIGUCS-MORTKt. Kr. 1-

•>>: 0-

<r-o6).

| ,1 :

•!'

trr UH'trr

.- . . .\.

' k-ulll

V.-'n I. | .r Mi. kj ;• M •. 1 i- 1-
..-
int.. Kr. : tee

_-^_ .it.)1.436b.

AJmllleVcrt.-.INI.. lt.l-7l.il.

i-
AJBUlllon. A. .1.- I.. •!•• I'uv

burena, duo d' : * •

—, \. de V. du Pietmls de
frfrsRn. duo d' 10-

:". A. DE W. DU PLESS1S

d* Rlchslitu, .l-i.- it' 1-4361)
-. ••• i : 10-84UI).

\R1E MADELEINE.

.--.• ,1' 1-43(1.1 ; 22-

r. 10-778 (Ki) ; 17-
~6d ; 26-7 Sic.

17-1060.

r. : tee Aiguille, pt
AIGUN.i hinal-437a ; 17-55:

: 15-: I la.
Alguninde. Kr. 10-778 (E4).

.

Algun

Zl-

•f. Pal. : tee Bel
. Somlntl. 25-379

Aikana, Jap. 15-158 (U-I.7)

'In.

Afteo, w.ilian. l-i:'.7ii.
A1KEN. .-.r. 1-137U : 25-.100

<.C. 25-SOO (OS).
Alkcrlu -.til. Tim mas 27-595C.
AIKIN, ARTHUR l-437b.
—.JOHN l-t:i71i.

— . l.ii. y l-l:,7r.

-:>d.
MAN, WILLIAM l-437c.

: Ko-to 14-887d.
Alia (.Mint), Arab. : «rr.\kaba
AlUitim. int.. Cam-. 5-.">.'ilb.
\NTHUS (Ailantus) 1
: 20-.153b.

— glananlosa : tee Chinese
•vimaoh.

— ninth (Cynthia moth) 1

i: 25- 1 (Hi-: 16-85a
acclimatlzatlonl-HOtl: .!i-
tritiuti"ii6-171a; hybrldbm
14-

.wnrm 25-lOlc.

ueh). kiiiKdom, Ire
14-7JU1..

— (Atleach), fort. Ire.: te

man of Ailech.
'i<le, int.. Kr. 13-73d.
reck, riv., Inil. 14

} r. 20-53b.

.myth.) S-t!36a.

• kincof Munster)

— Mi.lt 14-.

. isls., Pac.O. 20-13

'liblab, fc.1*.. Pac.O. 20

is : src Linns.

. Kr. 10-77S (K4).
. riv.. Ire. 14-TH (I!3).

In-. 14-7 II <I!3).
iKreneh 17th century
family): ire under Chauinet.
AILLY, PIERRE D' 1

ll-905c; Columbus 3-155a
on general connciU 6-34 3n
philosophy l»-r.'.r.il.
336a; Sorbonno lectures 25

..

IT. 10-77S(E1).
r-Noy,-. Kr. 10-778 (F2)
:Mie. Kr. : tee Aill"
Ail.Tt. lake. Scot. 24-412 (C3

«ee Aelred.

Ailsa. N.S.W. 19-53S (F3).
AILSA CRAIG, island-rock
•

link. W- . 1 -'

• us melaaoieuotw ...

1.1,11.1 i

'
\ M \K (Ittaak). tr

. :
l •

Mti.iir (llamr) : tre A.ltiemar.
AIMARD. GUSTAV. •
\ni.nla (ijurrn uf Tahiti) : ire

•-. . j. icon,
.i-onrti* 10-981d.
to

r Muuto Cassino : ttt
ito.

.jiilun point t-692a.

\unli. II

A1MO1N l-i

— (monk) 1- I3U.I.

Vliinine i. ."ini .. f Savoy) 84-
: 24-2.16.

Mmi.n-ii.Mmbores), trlbo: ire

\lmwell. Ala. 1-460 (H.1).
AIN. .1. |<l . Kr. l-439il; 10-

77- ... i •: 10-7790.
—.riv., Kr. 10-778 (OS): 1-

439d.

— , xprliur, e.g. Aln Fexhkliah.
Aln(ihiir\iT. »:e.: tee Fesh-
kali. (ihiir\i-r.
MM il.-ll.-r. 19-'..:lll. : 23-R2I1..
Miuill Kav.ik. convention 27-

Mnal Jarr. battle 5
Alnat. Arab. 12-799d.
MM r.. LI... Alg. 1-643 (C2); 1-

6471..

AlnDara: battle(171I)8-60Se.
Mn liraliam. Tun. 27-393d.

:i.i.-h. ili-t.. Ire. : tee

l.ui.i-r.i k. .-.unity.
Mnet7e. llels. 3-66.K (F2).

il, vil.. Asia.M.27-443a,
A Inch Khanch. pa lace 14-868D.

iro<lite2-107c.

Mn-. -1-c iliu.lyaii. Syr. 8-949h.
Mn el llajaj, Sah. oanu 23-

1007C.

Alneto, Sp. 25-530 (El).
Aln Qalakka, Sab. 4-2.1 ja.
A1NGER. ALFRED l-440b.
Alnhardus : see Kinhard.
lin-i-Akbari 4-822d ; 5-467d.
Aln Ilil, Pal. 20-602 (C2).
Mn Jiilut : battle (1S60) MM
Ain July (Engedi), riv., 1'al

20-1102 (C6).
AiM Kadis (Kadesh) 15-374o

1'al. 10-7 -.-.

Aln Karim, Pal. 15- 133d.
Ain Mokra, Alg. 1-III3 « 1).
A1NMULLER, MAXIMILIAN

E. 1-I40C.

Alno: dictionary 8-1 99b.
Alnos, tribe : see Ainu.
M-M..-take, int., Jap. 15-158a.
Ain P.eirada. Alu-. l-iil:t (Cl).
Ki.-li. Alt:. l-';i.:

— Kihuna, bay, Malta 17-508

— Sala'h. oasis. Sab. : tee In
salal,.

Ainsdalc. Lanes. 16-139 (A2).
Aln Sefra. Alg. 1-643 (A2).

-a, ravine, Alg. 18-903d.

— Sefra, territory. Sail. 1-643

. ; l-.il-r :23-HI05c.

i at-iircnna, Trip. : te
( •yreno.

— Shair. Mor. 18-851 (K'J).

— Shcms, Pal. 20-602 (115)
....- alt , Bel hshemeab.

AlD8Ue.Oa.il

—.lake. Can. 19-831 (Dl)

6-22 4 b.
Aln Sofar. battle 8-605b.

'.!., Cumb. 9-412 (I

. dlst.. Yorks. 28-929a.
A1NSWORTH. HENRY 1-44UC
— , ROBERT 1-llla.
— , W. F. 1-91 li -.
— , W. HARRISON l-441a

4-iliiib ; 8-682a.
Ail. -worth, la. 14-7
— . Ind. 14-4-.-J .'
— , Lane. 16- i
— . Neb. 19-32 1 ( 1-
AINTAB (Poliehes). Turk. As

l-441b: 2-7ii"((il) ; college

2-.iii7a: llittite in-«-riptio

13-536d.
Aln Tckbalrt, Ate. : onyx ob

tain ed 1-64 7b.
Aln-Temouchent, Alg. 1-64

Alntrec. Lane. 16-139 (B3).

AINU l-lll. : 15-li;.1b; 0
8Sla ; animal worship S
51b : descent theory II
204 a : Hyperboreans 14
200a; Kuril.-s 15-952b
Sakhalin 24>54b ; tattooing

.
Aln \Varka, monastery, Sy

17-747d.
— Zalklm. lake. Asia M. : •

Turk.A*. : trt An-
«r.i loader) l«-u:i3.-.

'Tana*.

.ill.i : trr H«r*et OMMT

I-..MII. li.26-.-l;

.

1
Mil .

taOn; •Ixionillvr puorr 13-

clmenM'* eaano-

fony 1-U14. . 14-7 ill<; r.. in-

prcnc.1 : trr i

air; nuwni-t A|Hillimlate«

t*>81b. 14-732»; dii.t : ft,
. n.. i on iiiMiUtlon 6-

4 1 inl ; elemental Tlewt-133c :

•eolodcal relatloiw ll>660a ;
6-sii7i,, 6-869d :

Joule'i reiearrhe* •-40<)d ;

Lavobder'i exporlnirntx 6-

35b; ll.|iief,i. -t ii.n 16-7 5(la.

8-17.. 6--1-.I; lu-lratlnii

17-l:'.lr: ii.ak-i.i-iii1 "iinccp-

tlblllly 17-

theory t7-03»a :

pecU 6-S26<-, 23- 21-

838a; moUture: tee Iliimlil-
ipeciflo heat 5-«7d. 18-

«60a: UdesM-93So; tram

parcncy 25-204d.
Mr. \\ale»9-42S (V. El); 7-

92 ib.
Alra, watertall, Cumb. 16-

9lb.
\lra(bot.)12-371b (Og.) ; 11-

IT6b.

Alnuca, It, 24-96a.
Alratan, C.A«la 20-421e.
A1RAY, HENRY 1-4431..
Mr-balloon l-263a.

— Halloon (constellation) : tee
Olobu.4 aerostat lcu».

— bath 8-94c.

- brake 4- 1 11.1 ; 27-125d.

— cane l-445o.
Ain'hinneeh (IrWi church) 14-

761c.
Mr cushion 23-S03c ; for lifts

9-365C.
Alrd, John, & Co. (engineers

14-850a7

AIRD, THOMAS l-443c.
Ainl, The, cape, Sent. 24-41'.

(112).

— , The, dlst., Scot. 14-719C.

— KliarabhalM, cajw. Scot.
24-412 (lil).

— IlhreidhiiK cape. Soot
24-412 (Al).

— Dhai. cape. Scot. 24-41
(111).

Air-drain 4-.V2.nl.
Airdrio, Can. 1-500 (B2).
AIRDRIE, Scot. l-44:i<-; 24

418 (D3): Keokxrr lC-137a.
Airdrigh (high - king) :

Ardri.

AinU Moss,battle(16SO)3-7fio
Aini Vanish, cape, Scot. 24

412 (A2).

Aire (Irish hist.) 14-768a.
AIRE, Fr. (l.an.l.-) l-443d

10-778 (D6).
AIRE, Fr. (Pas-do-CalaiH

l-443d; 10-778 (Fl); 2

669c; coi.fcrres,s l-450a; slog

(171U) 9-883d. l-493a.

— , Isl., >Iedit. 25-530 (113)
3-.M9a.

— . mt-s.. Port. 25-530 (A3)
9-802a.

— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (G3); 18
3 Ilia ; 26-242 '

— , riv., Yorks. 9-116 (II. E2)
4-584 (C4); 9-4Ud; 16
M9 '-

Aireaehtas4-488b.

Aire and fulder Navidation

canal. YorUs. 28-933 (1)2)

28-<J32c; 5-171b; 12-2411.
Airedale, val., Yorks. 28

93 Id.

Airedale terrier 8-37.1.1.
AIR-ENGINE1-II3.1; 13-1471
AlrergaidheaL Scot. : tee A

fryllshlre.
AIREY, RICHARD, baron 1

445b.

Airvy. Miss. 18-600 (C-D5).
Air teas ll-286b ; productlo

of 16-654d.
AIR-GUN 1-445C.
Airidh-a-Char, int., Scot. 1

SMd.
Airlie. David OgUvy, 8th ear

of 20- .'I,.

— . James Ogllvy, 1st earl

— , James Ogilvy, 2nd earl
20-24b.

Airlie. Ore«. 2O-242 (I!::).

— . castl,-, s,-i.t. 24-41S (El
2-4.- .:,! : 10-..r.0d.

— , Ivlrktonnf, Sept.: tee. Kirk.
ton of Airlie.

ir-lift pomp 14.109o; M.

JVU.

.i« bell 0-lSlb.
\lnuaiiar«lk. : t-e Krmaoarto.
• ' AnMuotiwtor.
lii-600(Ct).

Jtoldl. OlOTannl*06-ia«a.'

/. 00-*ll (P3);

24-7a; Iwttle(l7»0)11.197c.
Alr<.n. riv.. 1

lirpropeOHrS-TOOa

pump : (divine apparatus)
C-64ffl> : 0-327.1 : Inven-
tion 12-«!70b ; mrn-iiry llr-t
employed 20-212a : Papln'n
Improvements 10*73 -

l> (eou>tcllatlon) : ire
Antlla pneuroatlca,
Mr-Mi. : military M-lllo ;

theory of motion 14-1.13d.
Alr-Ktaudard (las entloe) 11-

.' i.i
\lrth. Se..t. 24-418 (Dt): 1O-

67 9c.

Mr thermometer l-8T6b.
— thermoaoope : tee Thermo-

•cope.
\lrthncy. castle. Soot. 24-1 1 -

\lruno, It. 26-142 (OS).
\lrvauit, Fr. 10-778 (1)4)
ISO*.

Mrvllle. Pa. 21-106 (K6).

Air wire : tee Antenna.

AIRY. SIR GEORGE B. 1-44.V
l-814c; compass errors 24.
868a ; conical pendulun
0-304c; earth current* 8-
814c; earth density 1Z
386o ; light 14-687b, 21
936b ; micrometer 13-22'j.-
Neptune diacovcry 19-3KGI.
rainbow H-862d ; ship'
i. ,--•.. 'I-!;. 6--"': -. -;•• •
tacTe lens 25-6181). l-S7c
spring remontolre 6-544a
tides 26-944b ; waves 28
IJ7.1.

Airy, nit.. Cal. 5-8 (C2).

Alryana : tee Aryana.

Airyk nor, lake, China 18-71IC

Airy's projection 17-660d.

Airynk, nit., Ituss. 27-786d.

A!-.! (ier.S.W.Af. 25-466 (113).

Aixch, riv. Ger., 23-47d.

Aisen, riv., CliIL 2-462 (D6)
6-1 44c.

Aisha : tee Avesha.

Aishihik. lake. Can. 5-160 (B3)

Alain Gioro (legend) 6-200a
17-554a.

AISLABIE.JOHNl-447a; 10
749c.

AISLE l-447b; 5-521c.

Aiding M'i<- Conglinne 5-632a

Alsne, canal, Fr. 2-451a.

A1SNE, dent.. Fr. l-447b
10-778 (F2 & F3) ; geology
21-476c ; population 10
779c.

—.riv., Fr. 10-778 (F2)
10-778 (K-03) ; 18-316a
20-A3o ; battle (57 B.C.) 4
939d.

— Mnrne. canal, Fr. 5-1 7 Ic.

— Oise, canal, Kr. 20-53c.
Alaors : see Cnaldaeans.
Alaas. tribe : see Tm»
AISSE. MADEMOISELLE 1

447d.
Ai-t, Dictmar von : tee Diet

mar von Ei-t.

Al Siraii. isl., Aeg.S. 16-412c
Aistulf 16-934c: conflict wit

Tilipln 15-28e, 0-338o

pope's measures 2S-882b.
A it an, isl., Kor. 15-90Sc.
Aitartj/a -brahmana 24-162O

4-379d.

Aiteh. Pa. 21-106 (A-F5).
Aitehison. Sir C. M. 27-231a,
Aitchison Chiefs college

Lahore 16-- M.
.Iirn3-57d.

Aitlialia, isl.. It. : sr<- Elba.
Aithech - tuatha, tribes 14-

rsso.

Aithums polytmus 13-886o

13-S87b.

Aitia (Callfmachus) 5-57b.
A it ken. John : on dew 8-136a

on du-t counting 8-7 14a

18-2791). 27-899a; sea

water experiments 10-9801
Alt Khozman, M"r. 18--:

(K.2).

Ait kin, Kohert 20-456d.
Aitkln. Minn. 18-550 (D4).
— Co., Minn. 18-5.10 UU).
Ait Mizan, val.. Mo-. 2-859C,
Aitne, int.. Si.-. : nee Etna.
AITON. WILLIAM 1-4 4 Sa

15-766d.
— . William T. l-448a.

Mlo. Mor. 18-s.ll (P-F.3)
Aitiltnkl, isl.. pnc.O. 20-43

(K6) ; 7-73b ; 7-72b.

AITZEMA, LICUWL VAN 1-

HE

Alu.LuctitltuM.l5aa.

\IV«1I (A Mi n), rll.. TOTlUU.

AIVA1.I. ' -.«. M. (Brow) 1-
.; 27-»30c.

Alv.llk. A.I* M. : •" Al*all.
raionkir. Iran : ttt A) ta-
•orakr.

AlTO. W.. !•»•<.. M-436 (L9).
aw*. UL. I
A1WAN (.1

cajitle. Arab. M*S05

AJwer, os

!!-• : 1

oae Bextlaei. Fr. 1*

. to-:

24-Pin.; I.

22-83M.. «-,..-'.: cathedral
6-4!Oc; s«n«ehaDM»e

•S-AOOa; unlvrr.lt> 10-71»7d.

S7-T.19C, 27-70U..
— . Ind. 14-422 ('
—.1-1. Fr. 10-778 (U4); 1-

— , riv.. FT. 10.9110.

— (bird) 20-4H0b ; O-«3Ib.

— (jralericulata and galerita) :
trr Mandarin dm-k.

— (spoDita) : tee Wood-duck.
Aix-d'Anfillon. FT. 10-778

(F4); 8-8 Id.

Alx-on-Otbe. Fr. 1O-778 (FS).
Alx-«n-Provenoe, Fr. : tee Alx.
Aixe-aur-Vienne. Fr. 10-77S

Alx'-LA-CHAPELLE. Oer. 1-

448d; 11-808(1. J7); ancient
seal M-539d; cathedral 1-
44»d. 2-396d. 2-405a (plan).
8-4201); Charlemagne's re-
galia 21-796C-: coinage 10-
902c ; coronation of Uermaa
sovereign 7-187b; hoiuins;
statistics 13-82Sb; Kauer-
kapello 2-404d; mineral
waters 18-518e. 18-52Ia:
statues 0-174b ; town-ball

— -.History l-449c; Charles
II. of England 5-9131,;
Lothair I. (H43) 10-81Ib.
19-U19b; Lothair of France
ll-837a ; Itlpuarian Frank!
ll-36b; sleire (1248); synod
(789) 24-362d : synod (799)
1-2131) ; synod (816 & 817)
5-19«il, 3-7228, 7-569C, 24-
363a ; William of Holland
(124.-) 13-607 d.

—.congress of (1668) l-449d;
6-4 86c.

— . congress of (1748) l-450a;
3-lua ; lietelum 3-674d ;
Knirli-h hostages 13-
10--I-I.. 9-931d, S-825d;
llollan.l 19-60 Jb; Italv
15-l:;l. ; 8t Vincent, W.L
24-50d.

— . congrtw of (1818) l-450b :
9-935e ; diplomatic prin-
ciples established 8-294.1 ;
international law clauses
.1. 18-'.'3a ; Spain and
her colonies l-809c ; Well-
ington's decision 28-51 la.

AIX-LES-BAINS, FT. l-450d ;
10-778 (OS) ; lioman arch
27--'SI7c ; sulphur natcrs.
18-52 la.

Alx, limestone of 2O-82d.

Aix -Marseille university 1-
448b ; 27-7698.

A1YAR, SIR SHESHADRI 1-
450d.

—.SIR TIRUVARUR l-451a.

Alzanee : tee Aeizanes.

Alzanl, Asia M. 2-384b.

Aizenyama, mt., Jap. 15-156

(M-N7).

Jzu, plain.

15-1 i9b.

Jap. 15-157d;

Aizu-taira. plain. Jap. : tee

Alzu.

Alzy, Sands of 9-664a.
AJa. tribe l-329d.
— . mts., Arab. 2-264 (I>3) ;

2-258c ; 19-351a.
A JACCIO, Core. 1-4511. ; 15-4

— . iruif. Core. 15-4 (1!4) ; 7-

199c,

AJaein, Nig. 14-376 (F2).
AJai. riv., India 14-376 (M8):

3-957d; 4-811C.
AJAIGARH. India 1-451C ;

14-376 (17).

Alamro. Mad. 17-271 (B2).
AJa Nor. lake, C.Asia : tee Ayar.
AJANTA, India l-451e ; 14*

382 (F-G9).
— , mts., India 14-382 (F-O9) :

Ajar. mU.. Cane. 23-874 (II.

I1-C3); 5-547a.
AJar(dict.)15-275d.
Ajarida 17-422d.
AJaris. riv.. Cane. 23-87 4>

(II. B-C3): 15-955b.
AJaaia, Nig. 14.31S*.

For Key to Contractions, etc. see Page I.

17

AJAT-ALBA

AJatasatru(ofMagella)3-654d

8-120a ; 4-741b.
AJAX (son of Oileus) l-452a

20-141a ; 13-374d.
AJAX (son of Telamon

l-452a r 12-477b ; 18-105d

28-844C.

Ajax, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Ajax (hot.) 19-238c.
Ajax (Sophocles) 25-426b.
*' Ajax " (battleship) 24-894o
Ajeho, China : see A-she-Ho.
Ajello, Matthew of : see

Matthew d'AjeBo.
Aleraka, India 14-376 (G6).
Ajerau, AUr. 1-643 (A2).
Aji, riv., India 14-376 (D8)

15-695d.

— •, riv., Jap. 20-:! I (a.
Aji (hot.) : see Chile pepper.
Aji Chai, riv., Pers. 21-183

(Al) ; 21-189d.
Aji-darya, gulf, C.Asia : see

Kara-boghaz.
Ajigarta (legend) 24-162d.
Ajigasawa, Jap. 15-156 (L-M6).
Ajinour Steppe, Cauc. 23-874

(II. E3).
Ajir, cape, Tun. 1-643 (D2) ;

27-2380.
Ajishima, Isl., Jap. 15-156

(MI).

Ajisu, tribe 2-725b.
Aji-tuz Geul, lake, Turk.As.

2-760 (C4) ; 2-758b.
Ajja, mts., Arab. : see Aja.
'Ajjaj (poet) 2-272b.
Ajlan Bey 27-443c.
Ajlania. Arab. 12-799d.
Ajlun, Pal. 20-602 (D4).
— , dist., PaL 20-602 (D4-3) ;

12-170.
— , mts., PaL 20-602 (D4) ;

12-170.

— , riv., Pal. 12-1 7b.
ajman. tribe 3-623o : 13-49a.
AJMERE (Ajmir), India 1

452o j 14-376 (F6) ; Mah

mud of Ghazni 17-39Sd;

mosque 18-900d.
— . dist., India, l-453a; 14-376

(F6).
AJMERE-MERWARA, prov.,

India l-453a ; 14-376 (F6) ;

4-609d.

ijmiriganj, India 26-136C.
Ajo, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
— , mts., Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
AJODHYA, India l-453o ;

history 12-731a, 14-396b,

18-llOc.
Ajowan 5-135O.
Ajua, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B4).
Ajuda, palace, Lisbon 16-772b.

— Point, Azores 3-83 (IV.).
Ajuga 13-768b ; 16-4d ; 10-

554b.

— chamaepitys : see Ground
frankincense.

— reptans : see Bugle.
Ajunta, India : see Ajanta.
Ajuseo. mts., Mex. 18-830d ;

18-317d.

Ajwa, lake, India 3-4 ISa.
Ajza (rel.) 17-418b.
A.K. : 8ff Krishna (pundit).
Ak (Babylonian) 3-llld.
Aka, tribe (Assam) : tee Akas.
— , tribe (Shan) : see Kaw.
Aka (rel.) 28-1042c.
AKABA(Elatti), Arab. l-453d:

2-264 (B2); 23-648 (F4) ;

Edomites capture l-430a,

15-381d; Saladin's captures

l-778d; Uzziah's conquest

27-S29C, 9-1 18d.
— , GULF OF, Arab. l-453o ;

2-264 (B2); 9-llOa.
Akabah, mt.. Trip. 7-7 03o.
Aka-basho : tee Basho-fu.
Akabli, Sah. 1-320 (D2).
Akademie der Wissenschaften

(Berlin) l-98c.

— der Wissenschaften (Mann-
heim) 1-980.

— der Wisaonschaften (Mun-
ich) l-98c.

Akagi-san, rat,, Jap. 15-157d.
Akahaina, isl.. Pac.O. 20-436

(L-M6) ; 20-9660.
AKA HILLS, dist., India 1-

454a ; 14-376 (P6).
• Akahito (poet) 15-169a.
Akaiusha : see Achaeans.
Akaketa, Hermes 13-3690.
Aka Khel, tribe l-361d; 1-

362b.

Akakia (Voltaire) 28-202b.
Akakus, mts., N.Af. 27-289C.
Ak-alan, Asia M. 22-6051).
Akalis (Sikh class) 25-87a ;

14-420c ; 22-8920.
Akalkot, India 14-382 (Gil) ;

1*4(4*.
AKALKOT, state, India 1-

454a: 4-1 86a.
Akan, W.Af. 12-204a.
Akanthou, Cyprus 7-696 (map)
Akanyaru, riv., E.Af. 19-693

(B-C8); 19-694a.

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Akao (family) 15-1 78b.

Akaogi, Jap. 15-156 (Gil).

Akara, Dch. N.G. 19-4S7
(B2).

Akare, Nig. 19-678 (B-C4).

Akarkuf, Turk.As. : see Aker
kuf.

Akaroa, N.Z. 19-624 (D5)
19-629a.

— . bay, N.Z. 19-624 (D5).

— , harbour, N.Z. 19-624 (D5)

Akas, tribe l-454a.

Akasa (Hinduism) 13-508a.

Akasaka, Jap. 26-1 04Sb.

Akasaki, Jap. 15-156 (H9).

Akasha, Sud. 26-9 (Cl)
battle (1896) 9-128b.

Akashi, Jap. 15-156 (19).

" Akashi " (cruiser) 24-912d.

Akassa (Akasa), Nig. 19-678
(B5); 19-679d; battle (1895)
4-4330.

Akatani, Jap. 2-651b.

Akathankelos : see Agath-
angelns.

Akato-tagh, mts.. Tib. 6-168
(E2)j 15-939d.

Akatzirs, race : see Khazars.

Akazais, tribe 4-24b.

Akazome Emon (author) 15-
220a.

Ak Baba Dagh. mt.. Arm.
2-565 (Cl).

Ak-baital, riv., India 14-376
(E-F1).

AKBAR I. (Mogul emperor)
l-454a ; l4-402d ; archi
tecture 14-433c, l-687a ;
calendar 13-500o ; carpet
factory 5-395b ; coinage
19-905d ; Fatehpur Sikri
10-199o ; Kashi tile work
15-6S6dj literature of reign
13-4S6b; marriages 3-929b,
15-428a; pilgrimage l-452o ;
Suttee laws 26-1710.

— II. (Mogul emperor) 14-
404b.

— Khan (Afghan) l-316o; 17-
265a; 14-413d.

Akbar Nameh (Abul Fazl)

l-79d.

Akbarpur, India 14-376 (K6).
Akbar Shah (diamond) 8-163D.
Ak-bel, pass, C.Asia 26-909d.
Ak-bel-Kum, desert. China

6-168 (Dl); 12-166b.
Akber : see Akbar I.
AKCHA, Afg. l-454d : 1-307

(Cl).
Ak Chai, Turk.As. 2-760 (C4) :

see also Harpasus.
Ak-Chehir, Turk.As. : see Ak

shehr.

Akda, Arab. 19-351b.
Ak-dagh, C.Asia : see Ektal.
Ak Dagh, mt., Turk.As. 2-760

<C4).

— , mts., Tork.As. 2-760 (G3).
Ak-denghiz, lake, Russ.As. :

see Balkash.

— , sea : see Caspian Sea.
Ak Deniz, lake, Turk. As. 26-

305 (Bl); 26-306b; 20-

327a.

Ake, Pal. : see Acre.
Akebia 13-773d.
Akebono Shimbun 15-171O.
Akechi Mit suliido (general) :

see Mitsuhide.

Akeley, Bucks. 9-420 (III. F2).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D2).
Akem, Go.Cst. : see Aklm.
Akeman Street, Brit. 4-584

(C6): 4-589a.
Aken, Hein van 8-720o.
— , Hieronvmus van : tee

Bosch, Jerome.
Aken, Qer. : see Aix-la-Chap-

elle.
AKEN, Sax. l-454d ; 11-808

(D3).
AKENSIDE, MARK l-454d ;

20-2a.
Aker, Swed. (J6nk5ping) 26-

190 (C3).
— , Swed. (Stockholm) 26-190

(E2).

— , riv., Nor. 6-279d.
Akerblad, J. D. 9-57b.
Akerite 18-802a.
Akerkuf, Turk-As. 2-374o ; 3-

197c.

AKERMAN, JOHN l-455d.
— , Nils 16-728b.
Akerman, Russ. : see Akker-

man.
Akcrmoor. lake, Scot. 24-

612d.

Akers, B. P. 22-1 20b.
Akers, La. 17-54 (C8).
Akers-Douglas, Aretas 3-252a.
Akershus, co.. Nor. 19-804

(D2) ; 19-803a.
- — , fortress, Nor. 6-279d.
Akersloot, Holl. 13-588 (B2).
Akersville, Ky. 15-740 (C4).
Ak Geul, lake, Turk.As. 2-

760 (E4); 2-7580.

Ak-gol, baths, Russ.As. 21

335d.

Akha, tribe : see Kaw.
Akhaemenians (dynasty): «e

Achaemenidae.
Akhal, Ruse.As. ll-638a.
Akhalkalaki, Cauc. 23-874 (II

C3) ; 26-966d.
Akhal Khorasan Boundar;

Convention 21- 1 89a.
Akhal-tekkes, tribe : se

Tekkes.
AKHALTSIKH, Cauc. l-455d

23-874 (C3); battle (1828

23-931a.
— , mts, Cauo. 23-874 (II. C3)

5-547a.
Akhawan, N.Af. : battle (944

10-2030.
Akhay Kumar Datta : sei

Datta, Akhay Kumar.
Akhbaba, mt., Cauc. 23-87 =

(II. C3).

Akhbar : see Akbar I.
Akhbari (sect) 24-S58d.
Akhdar, Arab. 2-264 (C3)

13-2 18a.

— , mt,, Trip. 7-703o ; 7-705b.
— , mts., Arab. 2-264 (H4)

20-100a.
— , riv., Mor. 18-851 (D3)

18-S52a.
Akhenaton : see Amenophis

Akhetaton, Egy. : see Tell el

Amarna.
AK-HISSAR, Asia M. l-456a ;

2-760 (C3).

Akhissar, Turk. : see Kroia.
Akhlame, tribe 18-183a.
Akhlat (Kelat), Arm. 2-565

(D2); 18-713D ; 24-G10d.
Akhma, mts., Turk.As. 26-

305 (A-Bl)j 26-306a.
AKHMIM, Egy. l-456a ; 9-

40 (B2) ; coenobium 1-1 2b ;

white monastery 18-6S8a ;

Gospel o£ Peter 2-174b,

2-1 80b.

Akhmimio (dialect) 9-59b.
Akhnasite (sect) 17-423a.
Akho, Cauo. 23-874 (II. (33).
Akh-su, pass, Cauc. 5-552c.
Akhsybir, lake, Cauc. 23-874

(II. F3).
Akhta, Cauc. 23-874 (II. E3) ;

5-5540.
Akhtal, copper mines, Russ.

5-5 4 8d.
AKHTAL (GHIYATH IBN

Harith) l-456b ; 2-272a.
Akhtamar, isl., Asia.M. : see

Aghthamar.
Akhtar (poet) : see Wajid All

(Oudh).

Akhtars (zodiac) 28-90 fla.
Akhtarsk, lake, Russ. 23-874

(I. F3).

Akhte (explorer) 25-1 8b.
Akhtuba, riv., Russ. 28-10 la.
Akhty, road, Cauo. 5-553b.
Akhtyar, Russ. : see Sevas-
topol.
AKHTYRKA. Russ. l-456o ;

23-874(1. El).
Akhulgo, Cauc. 5-549d.
Akhund Darweza (poet) 1-

311d.

Akhyana 4-746d.
Akhyar, mt., Syr. 16-347b.
Aki (Japanese empress) 15-

220a.

Aki, Jap. 15-150 (H10).
— , prov., Jap. : see Geishu.
" Aki " (battleship) 24-903b.
Akiba b. Joseph : see Aqiba.
Akik, riv., Arab. 18-64d.
Akil (All's brother) 17-410a ;

5-27C.
Akilli Kamchik, riv., Bulg. :

see Kamchik, Akilli.
Akils(rel.)8-604b.
Akim, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203

(B3); l-125b.
— , tribe 12-204a ; l-329d.
Akimiski, isl., Can. 5-160 (N5) ;

15-714b.

Akin, Colo. 6-722 (B2).
— , III. 14-304 (D6).
Akinetes (bot.) l-588d.
Akinfarm, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
AkinjislS-lSla ; 27-449b.
Akins, Okla. 20-58 (G2).
Akinsville, Mo. 18-608 (D3).
Akir, Pal. 20-602 (B5) ; 9-1 40a.
Akiroro, isl.. Jap. 15-156 (P5).
Akishino-dera, temple. Jap. 15-

177a.
Akita, Jap. 15-156 (L7) ; 13-

523d; 15-204d.
Akita Fuji, mt., Jap. : see

C'hiokaizan.

Akitoye (Yomba king) 16-74c.
Akitu, festival of 21-124a.
Akiyuri, isl.. Jap : see Akiroro.
Akizzi (Egyptian governor) 5-

141c.
Akka, Mor. 18-851 (C-D4) ; 18-

853a.
— , Pal. : see Acre.

Akka, riv., Mor. 18-851 <C4).
AKKA, tribe 1-4560 ; l-330a

22-677d; colour 22-678d

Egyptian court dwarfs 8

739d.
AKKAD, Babyl. 1-45 7a ; 3

102c; Babylonian theory 18

180b ; constellation system

7-lld.
Akkadian language : see Sume

and Sumerian.
Akka Kuf, Turk.As.: see Aker

kuf.

Akkar, mt., Syr. 16-346d.
— , riv., Syr. 16-346d.
Akkashiarshi l-429d.
Akkaya, caves, Russ. 15-6770.
Akkaya Kumar Datta: see

Datta.
Akkepolle Gat, strait, Holl

13-588 (Cl).
AKKERMAN (Tyras), Russ

l-457c; 23-874 (I. B-C3)

27 - 455d ; inscriptions 14

636d; treaty (1826) 27-457b

27-457d.
Akkcshi, Jap. 15-156 (O5)

28-920c.
— , bay, Jap. 15-158 (O5); 28-

Ak-keupreu, Asia M. 26-434O.
Ak Khazari, tribe 16-774d.
Akkirova.Russ. 23-872 (G-H5)
Akko, dist.. Pal. : see Aero.
AkKoiyunlu: seeAkKuyunll
Akkrum, Holl. 13-588 (Cl).
Ak-kum, C.Asia : see Muyun-

kum.
Ak-Kuyunll, tribe 21-228b

2-566b.
Aki (Mahommedanism) 17-

421d.
Akmangan, mt., Cauc. 23-874

(II. D3) ; 5-547a ; 5-554a.
Ak Mechet, Russ, 23-874 (I,

Akmolinsk, Iluss.As. 27-42C

(D2); l-457d.
AKMOLINSK, govt., RUSS.AS.

1-4570 ; 27-420 (D-E2).
Aknin, Joseph 17-431a.
Aknur, India 15-687d.
Ako, Jap. 15-156 (19).
— , Nig. 19-678 (E2).
Akobo. riv., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

19-093 (C6); l-84d ; 25-

300a.

Akokoa, pt., Haw. 13-84 (D2).
AKOLA, India l-457d ; 14-

382 (09).
— , dist., India l-458a J 5-

681o.

Akontao : see Conjugatae.
Akorninarmint, Green. 12-543

(F5).

Akot, India 14-382 (G9).
Akoten, Jap. 15-156 (A-B15).
Akpa (dialect) 3-357d.
Akpatok, isl., Can. 5-160 (Q3).
Akposso, tribe 26-1046C.
Akra, Go.Cst. : see Accra.
— , citadel, Jerusaleml7-198a;

15-395b.
— , mts., Turk.As. 26-306a ; 2-

130o.

Akra (dialect) : see Ga.
Akrabatine, dist., Arab. 14-

290d.

Akragas, Sic. : see Agrigentum.
Akre, Pal. : see Acre.
Akreyrl, Ice. : see Akureyrl.
Akritas, cape, Gr. : see Gallo.
Akritas, Apollo 2-185b.
Akrokerri, Ash. 12-203 (B3).
Akron, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (Gl).
— , la. 14-732 (A2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E2).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B2).
AKRON, 0.1-458a; 20-26 (G2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (GO).
Akropong, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4-

B3) ; 12-204C.
Akrostomum 19-364a : 19-

365o ; 19-366d.
Akrotiri, bay, Cyprus 7-696

(map).
— .peninsula, Crete 7-418 (Bl);

7-418d.

Akroyd, Edward 12-843d.
Aksa, el, mosque, Jerusalem

2-425c; 15-334b; 18-899C ;

2-422d.

Aksai, Russ. 8-406b.
Ak sal, riv., Turkest. : see

Aksu.
Aksaichin, region, C.Asia 6-

168(C2).

Aksakov, Ivan. R. 2-1 30a.
Aksaria, riv., Afg. : see Khana-

bad.
Akseral, Turk.As. 2-760 (F3) :

see also Archelais.
Akshara (rel.) 5-465d.
Akshaya (chron.) 13-4!)4d.
AK-SHEHR, Turk.As. l-458b ;

2-760 (D3).
— Geul, lake, Turk.As. 2-760

(D3).

Ak-Bhiryak, mts., C.Asia. 26-

Akshob'hya (myth.) 15-2930.
Akstn, Aby. : seeAxum.
AKSU, China l-45Sc ; 6-168
(Cl) ; Jagatai dynasty 18-
717a; trade routes 27-424a.
— , riv., China (to desert) 6-

168 (C2) ; 27-420 (E4).
— , riv., Russ.As. (to Balkash

lake), 3-262a.
— ,riv., Russ.As(toPanj): sea

Murghab.

— ,riv., Turk.As. (to Adalia
Bay), 2-760 (D4) : see also

Cestrus.
— , riv., Turk.As. (to Adhem)

26-305 (F2).
— , riv., Turk.As. (to Black

Sea) 2-565 (Bl).
— , riv., Turk.As. (to Jihun)2-

760 (G4); 2-758b.
Aksuat, lake, RUSS.AS. 27-420

(C2).
Ak-su-darya. riv. (to Tarim),

China 6-168 (Bl) ; 26-427d.
Aksum, Aby : see Axum.
Aksunkiir (of Niosul) 7-5310.
Aksur, el, Egy. : see Luxor.
Aksursk, Russ.As. 25-10 (C3).
Akta, dist., Pers. 15-756a.
Ak-Taghluk, tribe : see White

Mountaineer.
Aktaios Apollo 2-185b.
Ak-tash, C.Asia 14-370 (Fl).
Aktistetae 18-733b.
Aktuba, riv., Russ. 15-317d.
Aktyubinsk, Russ.As. 23-872

(15); 27-420(132); 27-415a.
Aku, tribes : see Yoruba.
Akua, raco22-678a.
Akuaja, lake, Alg. : see Sebkha.
Akufuna (Barotse chief) 16-

519d.

Akukafa, Turk.As. : see Aker-
kuf.

Akum, Afg. : see Akun.
Akumishima, isl., Jap. 15-156

(E13).

Akun, Afg. 15-631d.
— . isl., Aleutian Is. 1-472

(US).
Akunakuna, tribe l-329d ; 19-

679b.

Akune, Jap. 15-156 (G10).
Akunga, tribe 19-636c.
Akur-duaua (Babylonian king)

3-106b.
Akureyri, Ice. 14-228 (C2) ; 14-

230a.
Akuse, Go.Cst. 12-203 (C3); 12-

204c.
Akusokishima, isl.. Jap. 15-156

(F-G12).
Akutan, isl., Aleutian Is. !•

472 (D5).

Akwa (family) 5-112o.
Akwa, W.Af. : see Duala.
A-kwamashl (dialect) 3-359d.
Akwamu, tribe l-329d; 26-

1047a.

Akwaneja, Nig. 19-678 (D4).
Akwapim, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203

<B3); l-125b.
— , tribe 12-204a; l-329d.
AKYAB, Bur. l-458o; 4-840

(C4).
Akylas Onkelos : see Onkelos,

Akylas.

Al (Elealah), Pal. 20-602 (D5).
— , Swed. 26-190 (Cl).
Al (dye) : see AaU

— (chem.) 6-39b.

Ala, Arab. 2-204 (C3) ; 13-
217e ; 14-620o ; inscriptions
23-957a.

— , Aus. 3-4 (B4).

— , mts., Sard. 15-4 (B4).

— , mts., Syr. 26-306a.

— , riv., Aby. 25-379 (B2).

Ala. (abbrev.) : see Alabama.

ALA (diet.) l-458d.

Ala ad-daulat 21-244d.

Alabama, N.Y. 19-596 (B2).

ALABAMA, riv., U.S. l-465d;
1-460 (B3).

ALABAMA, state, U.S. 1-
459a; 1-460 (map); agricul-
ture l-459d, l-420a; coal
production 27-64 Id ; com-
merce and industries l-460b,
7-264d, 7-294a ; geology 9-
663b ; government l-460d,
16-767b, 20-979c, 23-3950 ;
governors, list of l-464a ;
history l-462b, ll-755d, 1-
824d; iron output 27-643a;
newspapers 19-571 d; uni-
versity l-461d, 24-614a.

— , tribe 7-401a.

' Alabama " (ship) 24-901 b.

Alabama City, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— Port, Ala. 1-460 (A5).
•ALABAMA" ARBITRATION

l-464c ; 27-709a; 27-71Sa;

10-86d.
Alabarch (title) 3-769d, 21-

409a.
Alabashka, region, Russ., geo«

Iogy20-333b; 16-4640.

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ALABASTER. WILLIAM 1

i '. i
AktMwMr, Mich. 18-37 J (U5)

\8TER (aTP«uin) 1-

, .

,-nt«l) l-4noo; 8-4JO

• t-marblo.

A!»P..i-lfr : 1-444V . I2-..-I-

. i '.I*. 21-39J

• -l« «6-303c.

DM !i ; '•

:

! : .«8a.

AI M OQUE. MARGUERITE
M. 1-

. I Vru 21-2flrtb.
i 13-114.-; 15-3Sld;

!:<••: ttt Persian Jerboa.
•••Eft (r..K. riv.. liu.

11- M).

AU 1'airti. int., A«li» M.
,na)a-760(K4);8-757<-.
•!i. nit., Ann. 2-5C.'>
• -H5a.

iur. 23-S7I
ill c I) ; IS-'

M . lvn«. tl-188
i 15-7!«0a.

u«, Marie Jeanne : ttt

'i'. India 14-370 (E«).
111).

Ala-Oniirhli. lake, ItiiM, Aa. :
-h.

arr Ala-uddln.
28-U37b.
k-cneral) 14-4014.

.

ii ( Alaghez), int.. Caac. :
*r AUgAx.
Alainia. It. M-241 (DS) ;

Alairnon. rlT., FT. 10-778 (FS) ;

I-::- . i.
Atetoas, Bnx. 4-440 (Kl):

i-
ALAGOAS, state, Brax. 1-

467c; 4-440 (K4): 4-446a.
Alairolnhaa. Brax. 4-440 (K5) ;

PllOb.

Alagon. Sp. 25-530 <E2).
— , rlv.. .Sp. 26-530 (B3) ;

lib.

Alaffonla. Or. 12-440 (D4).
AlatrOl. int.. Cauo. 23-S74

UI.DS): 9-748a-
Alajrues. riv.. EC. 16-239a.
Alai. nil... C.Asia 27-420

a. ni... .
: 26-9 lOd.

-1:

.

-1:4 26-910C.

1.141. 15-156 (Tl).
.lap. 15-156 (Tl).
! 'arwaxa, mosque, Delhi
14-l31a.

Alaik (officials) 12-950d.
: Barbetorto 4-6 1 7 d.
ALAIN DE LILLE 1-467C.

— Krr»Dt (of Brittany) 4-
617d.

— the Great (of Albret) 1-

; 15-5440.

ALAIS, Fr. l-468a ; 10-77*
: excavations 22-7 I -'• :

peace (629) 10-836c, 13-

MftdL
Alaja. Asia M. 24-filOd.

— Pa«h, int., Arm. : battle
17-

ALAJUELA, C.R. l-l68a; 5
678 (Il.'i) ; ZO-li«.-d.

— . prov..C.R.l-468b ;7-221c.

rib. 6-16S (K2).

15-
AluKaluN. tribe 26-!'«5b.

. ipu.gatcway 14-
AI:ik-t'<-r-Tat.i i-ultan) 4-6*lc.

l-43a; 28-9370.
in-daRlt, mt., Cauc. 6-

Alaknanda. rir.. India 14-376
< : 11-451C ; ll-IGGb ;

•il. Inkr. C.A«i:i 24-6170;
27-r.'n (K:i) : 12-
—.1 24---.17-1.

:n, K.Turkest. 8-168

.-hannel. Haw. 13-

|.

• •::<.: I ;r. 12- 140 (B«)

tneneta, Athena 2-8280.

. 8-?.<<9a.

- (author) 28-intfla.
Mir (Arab chief) 21

Alamapiin, is).. Pac.O. 2O
: 17-707d.

A Urn al din Hlnjar 9-lOOc,
LH

ue» i.... .N.«'.

I i I9-77HO.

iro 2-7J..I> : 7-471.1.
ALAMANNI. l-l««b;

' : 260IO; Aiir-
J-

t»«b ; CUudlu. 8-4880 i
7-llh;
i ! I l.

ll-» J. :

Kruiiklab, wan S4M76a. 28-
llrlvetla c/vrmm
13-J.II. ; Italy lnva.l
-.'1 1. 1. 11- : ; Uu, 11-
Pippin of llrrMnl
a; rrobu* 13-8640:
Roman empire Inraded S3-
854b; SI Ciiluiiihiiii'. ml-
-I..M 8-7 ;7. 1; Valrntlnian
I. 27-
Alammanla : tre Swabla.

itmaHnarum. Ltl 11-7750.
.If.inuinnorum, J'actut 11-

774d.
Alatn-ayahn (of Abyssinia)

l-9»d.
ALAMBAGH. l-488d ; battle

114-4490.
AlAmbra, Cyprus 7-898a ; 7-

.

Alameda. Ala. 1-460 (114).
ALAMEDA. Cal. l-46«d; 5-8

— . Can. 24-22.-. (113).
— . N.Mex. 19-520(1)3).
— , San Francisco 24-146*.
I*

— de la Alhamlira : tee Al-
hambra.

— Gardens, Gibraltar 11-938
(map).

Alamiflo. Sp. 25-530 (<
AlamlnoH. P.Is. 21-392 <K3).
Alamlto Creek, riv., Tex. 26-

.-.-..,. ,( 81

Alamltos Bay, Cal. 17-13a.
Alamo. Ark. 2-552 (1)3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C5).

,-

— . Tenn. 26-620 (B2).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (Dl).
— . rlv., CaL 5-8 (FS).
Alamo, Son Antonio 7-477O ;

24-1360,
Alamocito Creek, riv., N.Mex.

19-520 (C3).
Alaraogordn. X.Mcx. 19-520

(KM.
— , Arroyo, riv., X.Mex. 19-

520 (F3).

Alamor. EC. 8-911 (B3).
Alamos, Mex. 18-318 (C2) ;

25-1160.

Alamosa. Colo. 6-722 (Kl).
— . riv.. N.Mex. 19-520 <C4).
ALAMOS DE BARRIENTOS,

Balta*ar l-469a.
Alamoso, riv.. Colo. 6-722(D4).
Alanmtu, Kan. 15-C.J4 (1(2).
Alaiupur, C'. India 4-797b.
— . India 14-382 ((112).
Alamsson, Camer. 5-1 10 (B4).
Alaniuchee, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
Alainut (Persian ruler) 21-

229a ; 21-2290.
Alamut, fortress, Pers. 2-7740;

21-2280.

Alan (abbot) 26-6870,
- - (of Pol) 2S-'Jlla.

— (Fltx-FlaaO) 20-365a ; 25-
91 la.

— (of Galloway) 15-832d.

,-er, d. 1093) 23-306b ;
S--.'-i i ; 19-746a.

•T. d. 11 i.;> 23-306b ;
28-

— (de Percy) : tee Percy, Alan
de.

— (de Porrhoet) : tee Zourhe,
Alan de.

— (Itufus) 23-3061) ; 23-3080 ;
28- .

— (de Itupe) 23-72 1.1.

— (of WalxiiiKliain) 5-522a ;
9-3030.

Alan, rlv.. Corn. : lee Camel.

Aland. .Swed. 26-190 ( i > .

ALAND. i-|... Kin. l-469a ;
23--72 (A-llf); 3-2060:
granite : tee lUpukivi
granite.

— congress (1719) 12-262C,

— eonventiiin l-l69b.
Alando, Sambucucclo d' : «

Alaiidroal. P.ir!'. 25-530 (B3).
AJaodroa. riv., Asia M. : tee

Ilayat Ti-liai.

--.M-0. 26-130

i Kl -->>; 26-1-

'• : let Ales,

Alexander.

AIBIK. lake. Tib. 6-168 (F2).
Alniir-Blaiut (bot.) 12-3750 ;

15-2870.
Alamte, Sp. 25-530 (B3).

Alanvxrorl. Mir. 19-078 (Kl).
Ajafln (oostum*) 21 -I
ALAN l
•mptrv 13-849 ((»2), 12-

MJft » Media and Armenia
tl-21»o; M

-: -. n

j> campaign

8-37a. Uotnan empire In-
vadooT tS-047c : Itoman
•MUg* 23-.:.: .:

KaTurknl 28-l96c!.
Manilt al Louarn (Perrot)

8-8110.
Alanlne 1-51 la; 28-89 lo ; In

digestion 19-913*,
AlankaraHMitra (Sanskrit

24-1-:...

M.i.k.iliim. Cey. 14-383

(ll-l

Alans : ire Alanl.
Alans. Uate of the : tee

ParlaL

Alanaon. Mk-h. 18-372 (Fl).
Alanthua, Ala. 1-460 (Al).

,i. int.. \v..\f. l-174a.
Alantln: tee Inulln.
Alanus de Insulls (Mont<>-

pe*«nlano) : tee Alain de

Alanrl-alanlno 25-S910.
Alaotra. lake. Mad. 17-271
: 17-2700 ; geology
17-2710.
Alanui Museum. Tunis 27-

Alapaha. Ga. : lee Allapaha.
Alapalli, India : ire AlleppL

Alaphlon (Clirlstian convert)

.

Alapulai. India : »rr Allenpl.
Alanua Creek, riv., Fla. 16-540

(C6).

Alara (Brahman) 4-739a.
Alara So. rlv.. Turk.A-. 2-760

(Pi) : 6-:t«5b.
ALARCON, HERNANDO DE

1-
— , JUAN RUIZ DE 1-4690 ;

ZS-.IVtc ; 5-7«fia ; Molina's

collalxiration with 26-1 01 2b.
— , PEDRO ANTONIO DE 1-

4«'Jcl ; 25-.>7l..
Alar.-.. n. Sp. 25-.V1.I (!>::).

-. So. l-715c ; 25-545a-

ALARD, JEAN DELPHIN i-

—.William 14-1 87d.

Alar del Hey. Sp. 25-530 (Cl) ;
20-597d.

Alaria(bot.) l-590a,

— (rool.) ll-S16a ; l-85b.

ALARIC I. l-17i»> : 12-273b ;
ClauOianus' epic 6-464a ; in
Greece 9-2620, 25-r>l3b; in
Roman empire 23-6*>7a.

ALARIC II. l-472a ; 22-503C ;
2S-iU9b.

Alaric, Ilreviary of : tee Brevi-
ary of Alaric.

Alaric, canal, Fr. 13-7 5a; 1-
214c.

Alarlon, Martin Oe 24-127a.

Alar lamina (neural tube) : tee
Dorsal lamina.

— lamina (spinal.eorO)25-670b.

" Alarm " (destroyer) 24-9160.

Alarm Act 1820 (C.S.) 21-
1211).

AlaroOiana : tee Gutu.

Alarum 6-548b.

Alas, LeopolOo 25-5870.

Alas, mt.. Sum. 26-71 (A2).

— , int.. Timor 26-990a.

— , Mr.. Mal.Arch. 17-466
(PI); 16-«:li>a : 26-75a.

Alaaco, Albertus : tee Laski,
Albert.

— , John : tee Laskl, Jan, the
yomurer.

Alasdair Mae Miiivhstlr Alas
dair : tee Macdonald, Alex-
ander.

Ala-Hhan, desert, C.Aala 12-
167c: 12-168b.

ALA-SHEHR. A-ia M. l-472a ;
2-760 (C3); 2-758c ; 23-
517b.

Alasncrerd, plain. Arm. 9-895a.
(reo»r.J7-698b.

Alaska. Ind. 14-UJ i I»l).

—.Mich. 18-372 <K7).
- . lihc.O. 25-llii; iKl).

ALASKA, diii.. \.Am.l-4T2b;
1-472 (map); boundary arbi-
tration (19U3) 1-477C. 5-
164h ; Canadian eoncesstom
6-181l>: i -hni. it.- 1-17 II) ; coal
production 27-64 Id ; com-
merce and industries l-475c;
costume 7-2210; K
14-46la; fauna anO flora
1-171.1: fisheries arbitra
tii.ti 3-776(1 ; forests 10-
. I0-«5fib; geology 5-
3120, 8-1271) ; glacier* 12-
61a ; (fold and silver output
12-l'.Md. 27-i;i:;o: trovern-
meut l-47ftd ; history 1-
477a, 3-7750, 24-7340, 27-

71«a: UrcmyUwm 18-11 Ib;
mineral* 16-11 k% U— ur... ;
population l-47*<' ;
I-47«b; vulcaooMtH
ALASKA. «uM. Alak. 1-471
(II-KI).

— . ml... AUk. 1-471 (03); 1-

— . pcn'ln. AUk. 1-I7J (E»).
" Ala-- . ' ^l- ^«a.
Ala-karedar 7-nui. ; 1-47 Ja.
Ala«ka Commercial Co. 3-

Ala»ka fox 18-769b.

— hare 12-94U.1.
Ala»kll*21-57b.

Ala ipurla : ire Baitard wine.
ALAM10. It. l-47«a; 18-4

(A-Bil
Ala>talr(Yotach : »-rMaoleod,

Aiantalr.
ALASTOR (myth.) l-478a.

— (xool.) 8-347a.
ALA-TAU, mt«., HuM.Ai. 1*

478a : tee alto Piuncarian

Ala-tau and other .iivWoiw.
Alatbeiu (O»tr<*olh) 28-770c.
Alatox, 8p.M-i30(E3).
Alatrl, It. 15-4 (1)4) ; 15-lSc ;

28-«56o : tee otto Alctrlum.
Alatyr, Itoa«.a3-871(G5); 28-

liOb.

Alau. ixl.. Haw. 13-84 (DS).
Ala. ula 16-2170 ; acreetU 16-

2lsb; arborea: tee \\ ..... 1-

lark; arvenili: ire Skylark ;

crlntata : ire CreateO lark.
AlauOae (legion) 23-4731).
Ala-uOOln Bahiuanl 7-B480 ;

14-4()2b.

— i itn.ri ll-924b; l-315c; 14-
iOlb.

— KaikobaO : trr KalkobaO.

— Kaikortmil : tee Kalkosrau.

— Khlljl 14-4010; Chltoraiege
13-485a; tomb 14-4 3 Ja,

— Mahoiiiined : tee liahom
med.

— , pasha 9-122b.

— , shah l-145a.
AlaudiOae : irr Lark.
Alau n. hills, KUH. 22-542b.
Alauna, Fr. : lee Valognes.

— , Scot : tee Allan.

— , riv., Brit.: tee Allan Water.
AluiuiKpaya (Burmese hero) :

see Alompra.
Alaunus, riv., anc. Brit. : tee

A!> n.

Alausi. EC. 8-911 (B3).
ALAVA, DON MIGUEL RI-

cardo d* 1-17-1..
Alava. P. Is. 21-392 (B3).

— , cape. Wash. 28-354 (Al).
ALAVA. prov.. Sp. l

25-530 (Dl); 3-4S5B.

prov.. Sp. l-478o ;
(Dl); 3-4S5B.
AlaverOi, Huss. 26-966C.

, . .

Alavivus (Visigoth) 13-933b.
Alavo, Fin. 23-872 (B3).
Alaw, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. Cl)
Alawi : tier Katimites.
Alaya, Asia M. 6-365b.
Alayor, Sp. 25-530 (113).
Alayrac, H. d' : tee Dalayrac,

Alazan, riv., Cano. 23-874
(E3) ; 26-509b ; 26-966d.

Alazeya, nits., Kuss.As. 28-
898d.

— , riv., Knss.A«. 25-10 (Ll-2).

Alazones, tribe 21-875b ; 24-
-

Alb, riv., Switz. 23-2400 ; 9-

-(-,:•.. i.
ALB (vestment) l-479a ; 26-

137a.
ALBA, F. A. DE TOLEDO,

Ouke of : lee Alva.
ALBA, It. l-479d ; 15-4 (B2).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F5).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B4).
— , Pa. 21-106 (12).
— . Tex. 26-690 (M3).
Alba (dawn song) : ire Aubade.
Alba. L' (Journal) 16-tt l> .
ALBACETE, Sp. l-48(rt> ; 25-

530 (D-E3).
ALBACETE, prov., Sp. 1-

4790; 25-530 (D-F.3).
Albacore (fish) 27-4090.
Alba custodia, castle. Pal. : tee

Blancheirarde.
Albacutya, lake, Viet, 28-38

(Al).
Alba de Tormes. Sp. 25-530

(C2): battle (1809) 21-920,

24-570 (plan).
Albaek. Den. 8-24 (Cl).
—.bay. Den. 8-24 (Cl).
ALBA FUCENS. It. l-480b ;

1S-2R (P:l) : 23-62SC.
Albaiein, Granada 12-335b.
Alhaida. riv., Sp. 25-530

Albak Su. riv.. Arm. «-S«5

AlbalaOejo Oel CuenOe, Sp.

25-:: io (D
Albalanela Abbey. Wales : tee

Whit land Abbey.

AJAT-ALBA

IOBta.
a» CUn. Bp. M-134)

-TJ»c.

II. 1.4804:
fnlOTKr I*.

'','

H 18-1150:
; *au prlao*

Albalat. A
Altwlam a

AlLfiii. btae l-

ALBA LONOA.

18-18 (HO) ; r

Una

Albam (Jewtah ripbw) 7-5«»d.

ALBAN. ST i

Alban. ft. 10-77K (>'«).

(FJ):

It. 18-4

4»7c ; «ot.l<-ry
peperino 21-127a.

— . lake. It. : tee Albanns L««
cua.

— .int., Mei. : rnln« 1-81»
(PI. fll. f«. 1).

Albanae, Portae. TtoaaJla. s

•ee Iron Gate.
Albane (ch«n.) 12-7 4 4 b.
Albaneote* : ire ( at harm.
AlbanMton, Berta. : •tcCaahlo

(hundred).
Albanl. Aleaamndro 13-295d.

— , FRANCESCO 1-1- 1'.

— .Giovanni Franccaoo : let
Clement XI.

— MADAME l-481b; M.

Albanl. Den. 20-21).

— . Monti. It. : trr Alban, hllb.
ALBANIA, ill-t., Cauc. l-481c;

23-«4h ((12).

ALBANIA, dl-t.. Turk.l-481d;
27-426 (B2-3) ; Butnrian
supremacy 4-7 80b: Insur-
rection (1909) 27-4640 ;
Italo-Austrian relation! 15-
80b, 15-84b. Kre Albanians.

Albania (poem) 8-921).

Albanian Alps. Turk. : lee
I>rokletla.

— Church 2-570*.

— language 1-48SC ; 14-4951.;
14-:i26a ; dictionaries 8-
196b.

— League l-487a-
Albanians l*483c ; 3-159d ;

17-2 18c; colonies 4-964 d ;

12-4308 ; costume 7-246c ;

Kiryptlan soldiery 9-3fcc, 9*

107a, 9-110b.
Albanl Collection, Rome 23-

612d.

Albano, Francesco: trr Albanl.
Albano, Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— , It. 15-4 <F2); 1 15-
ISa, 7-187a. 5-321d ; cata-
combs 6-4990.

— . Va. 28-118(02).

— , lake : arc Albanui Lacus.

— , nit., It. : tee Albanoa
•« -.

Albanopolls, Turk. 1-4 83b.

Albaniiin I diet.) 1-4 SCO.

" A Ibanus " (mass : Fayrfax)

7-440.
ALBANUS LACUS, lake, It.

l-487b ; 15-26 (Ii6) ; 15-4

(F2) ; emlN-ariuin 27*969a ;

gvoloKy 16-5c, 16-269a.

— MONS, int.. It. l-487c ; 15-
26 <C6) ; geology 16-269a.

ALBANY, dukes of l-487c.

— , A. STEWART, Ouke of 1-
4N>a:8-ni-,Sd: 24-4 4 la; earl
of March 17-687 d.

— ,C. E., duke of : tee Charles
Ednard, duke of Saxe-
Coburfr-Gotha.

.~tewart, duchess of 5-
MSa,

— , H. F. A., duchess of 1'
489a ; 8-412b.

— , I. Stewart, duchess of 16-
419c.

— , J. STEWART, duke of 1-
488c : 24-4420.

— , LEOPOLD G. D. A., dnke
of l-4.»sd : 25-2440.

— , LOUISE M. C.. countew of
l-489a; 25-li9c.

— , M. Stenart, duke of 24-
439a.

— R. STEWART, duke of 1-
4S7d; 24-438C.

Albany, Can. 19-h.11 (B2).

— , Cape CoL 5-238b.
ALBANY, Ga. 1-4 t-SK", 11-752

(114) ; cotton trade 7-267b.
111. 14-304 (B2).
Ind. 14-422 ((
Ky. 1S-74C •
Mf. 17-434 (114).
Minn. 18-550 <C5).

— . Mo. 18-608 (1
ALBANY. N.Y. 1-4890 : 19-

£96 (IU); convention 1*
4900. 27-r,7Ic: libren 18-
&820 : newspapers 19-570b ;
obnervator

— , O. 2B-26 <F6).

— , Oreff. 20-242 (R-C3).

— , I'a. 21-106 (I

— . Tex. 28-690 (113).

— . Vt. 19-490 (CS).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

19

ALBA-ALDIE

ALBANY, W.Aus. l-491b ; 2
960 (B7) ; geology 28-539c
shipping statistics 28-542,

— , Wis. 28-740 (D6).

— , anc. dist., Scot. l-487c.

ALBANY, riv., Can. l-489c
5-160 (No) ; 20-114 (C-D1

— Center, Vt. 19-490 (C2).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (Bl ,
F-G3).

— Co., Wyo. 28-874 (G4).
Albany and Hudson railroa

27-123b
Albany Regency 19-608d ; 27

8Slc ; 28-S47a.
Albany University : see New

York State University.
Alba Pompeia, It. 15-26 (B2)

.-•• > also Alba.
Al-barbet (mus.) : see Bar

biton.
Albania! : see Jacob Bara

daeus.

Albareda, J. L. 27-S57C.
Alba Regalls (Regia), Hung

see Szekesfeh6rvaf.
Albarello (ceramics) 5-7 36b.
Albares, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Albarine, riv., Fr. 15-567b; 1

440a.

Albariza (diet.) 28-725b.
Albarno, Montreal d' : sr

Montreal d'Albarno.
Albaron, mt., Alps 1-7 42d.
Albarracin, rats., Sp. 25-53

(E2) ; 26-663d ; 25-527c.
Albarregas, riv., Sp. 18-165C.
Albasikhar, riv., China 17-55;

(Bl).

Albasini Joao 27-189c.
Albatana, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
ALBATEGN1US l-491b ; 27

271d.

Albatera, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
Albatross, isl., Atl.O. 2-42b.
— . isl., Ind.0. 1-320 (K6).
— , isl., Tas. 26-438 (Al).
— , isls., N.G. 19-487(G3).
— , pt., N.Z. 19-624 (E3).
" Albatross " (destroyer) 24

916a.

ALBATROSS (zool.) 1-491C
3-971b; 10-229c; 10-50Sd
ALBAY, P.Is. l-491d ; 21-392

(D4).

— , golf, P.Is. 21-392 (D-E4).
— , mt., P.Is. : see Mayon

Mount.

— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (D-E4)
Albaycin, Sp. : see Albaicin.
Albazin, Russ.As. 25-10 (H3)

l-899d; 12-226b.
Albe, It. 15-4 (D3).
Albear, Francisco de 13-77b.
Albeck: battle (1805) 19-217d
ALBEDO (diet.) l-492a.
Albee, S.Dak. 25-506 (12).
Albesrna, riv.. It. 15-4 (C3).
ALBEMARLE, earls and dukes

ofl-492a.
— , C. Monk, duke of l-492d

16-943d ; 3-209b.
— , G. Keppel, 3rd earl of 13-

78c.

— , G. Monk, 1st duke of : see
Monk, 1st duke of Albe-
marle.
— , H. Fitzjames. titular duke

of 15-138d.
— , Isabella, countess of 1-

492c ; 7-325C ; 5-337d.
— , William de Fortibus, earl of

l-492a; 2-921a; 13-197C,
Albemarle, La. 17-54 (B7).
— , N.C. 19-772 (B2); 19-776a.
— , isl., S. Am. 25-486 (A4) ; 11-

392b.

— , pt., S.C. 25-503d.
— , sound, N.C. 19-772 (F2-

Gl) ; 19-771a.
" Albemarle " (ironclad) 1-

827b.
Albemarlc, lee and honor of 1

492a.

Albemarle and Chesapeake,
canal, Ya. 28-119d ; 19-
747a.

— Club 6-567C.

— House (London) 16-943d.
ALBENGA, It. l-493b; 15-4

(B2) ; 15-26 (B2-3).
Alberbury, Salop 24-1021c.
Alberche, riv., Sp. 25-530

(C2) : 3-64c : 26-356C.
Alberene, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Alberes, mts., Fr. and Sp. 25-

530 (Gl).
Alberese 10-587b.
Alben?a, riv., S.Aus. 2-960

(E5) ; 25-493b.
Albergrati Palace, Bologna 2-

412d.

Albergian, mt., Alps l-742a.
Albergotti, Philippe, count of

25-605a.
Alberht (king of E. Anglia) 8-

827d.
Alberic (of Besancon) l-551a.

— (of Camerino) (d. c. 925) 15-
1340.

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

Alberic (of Camerino) (d. 954
15-435a.

— (monk) 8-303C.

— (of Ostia) l-505d.

— (of Reims) 15-449d.

— (Roman consul) 23-668c.

— (Roman senator) 23-666a.

— de Porta Veneris : see A
beric of Reims.

— (of Tusculum) 3-718b.
Alberich (myth.) 20-341d ; 19

947c.
Albcricus de Ver : see Vore

Aubrey de.
Alberigo, count of Barbiano C

854d.

Alberique, Sp. 25-530 (K3).
Albermarle Co., Va. 28-11

(D2).
Albernas Point, Azores 3-S

(III.)

Alberni Canal, Can. 27-884a.
ALBERONI, G. l-493b ; 10

846c: 15-1420 ; place In

Spanish history 25-552d.
Albers. H. C. 17-662b.
ALBERT (of Aix) l-499b.

— (of Alsace: d. 1199) 12
787o.

— (of Alsace: d. 1239) 12
787d.

— (the Victorious, margrav
of Austria) : see Adalbert o
Ba ben berg.

— II. (duke of Austria) 3-6d
12-788a.

— III. (of Austria) 3-7a ; 12
788a ; 26-249d.

— V. (of Austria) : see Alber
II., German king.

— VI. (of Austria) 12-788C
ll-92d.

— VII. (of Austria) 3-673c
25-923b.

ALBERT (Austrian archduke
d. 1895)l-498c; 14-919b.

Albert (Austrian archduke : b
1897J12-790.

— (of Bavaria: d. 1404) 13
608d.

— II. (of Bavaria) 3-547c ; 3
799c.

— III. (of Bavaria) 3-547c
28-764a; 26-177b.

— IV. (of Bavaria) 3-547d
ll-288b ; 16-237b.

ALBERT (1522-1557 : of Bay
reuth) l-493d : ll-856a
Schweinfurt taken by 18-
816b.

— I. (of Belgium) 16- Mil 1. ; 3-
679d.

ALBERT I. (margrave o
Brandenburg) l-494b ; 4
420b ; 24-269a.

— II. (of Brandenburg) 4'
420c.

ALBERT HI. (of Brandenburg
l-494c.

— III. (Achilles, elector of
Brandenburg) 4-422d ; 11-
849d.

— (of Brandenburg - Culm-
bach) : see Albert (of Bay-
rcuth).

— I. (archbp. of Bremen) 17-
18a.

— I. (of Brunswick) 4-689b.

— (Victor, duke of Clarence]
6-428a; 14-787d ; 28-35C ;
tomb 24-504d.

— (of Cologne) : see Albertus
Magnns.

ALBERT (Francis Charles
Augustus Albert Emmanuel)
prince consort of England
l-495a ; 25-937b ; 9-572c ;
art revival 18-2 12b ; bio-
graphies 17-7 95b ; 13-252a ;
English status 28-30c, 28-
33a, 6-980b; statues 24-
468d, 3-984b, 8-939b.

— (Frederick George, of Eng-
land) ll-746a.

ALBERT I. (German king) 1-
496a : 3-6d ; 11-846C.

ALBERT II. (German king) 1-
496c ; 12-7 88b ; ll-849b ; in
Hungary 13-906C.

— II. (of Hohenbcrg) 13-576a.

— (of Hohenlohe Neuenstein)
13-572b.

— (patriarch of Jerusalem) 5-
358c.

— I. (bp. of Livonia) 23-337d.

— (of Lorraine) 17-1 Ob.

— (of Lowenstein) 17-77d.
ALBERT (of Mainz) l-496d.

— II. (of Mecklenburg : d.
1379)27-842c.

— (of Mecklenburg: d. 1547)
17-1019b.

— (of Meissen: d. 1195) 18-
84d.

— (of Meissen : d. 1500) 24-
269d.

— (of Monaco) 18-685a ; 21-
952a ; oceanography 19-
968a ; Spitsbergen Investi-
gations 25- 71 la.

ALBERT (of Nuremberg) 13
576b.

— (of Orlamunde) 24-335d.
ALBERT (of Prussia : d. 1568

l-497a ; 16-535a ; 26-67 8d

— (of Prussia: d. 1906) '.
690a ; Orleans campaign 20
288b.

— (Albert Frederick,
Prussia) 4-423c.

— (bp. of Riga) 26-67 7b.

— (of Sardinia) 21-688b.

— III. (of Saxe-Lauenburg
24-269a.

— (of Saxe-Teschen) 15-315b
l-499b.

— II. (of Saxe-Wittcnberg
24-269a.

— III. (of Saxe-Wittenbcrg)
see Albert III. (elector <
Saxony).

ALBERT (Frederick Augustu
king of Saxony) l-498a ; 24
272d ; 3-29d : in Mctz cam
paign 18-313(1.

— (duke of Saxony : d. 1170)
see Albert I. (of Branden
burg).

— (duke of Saxony : d. 1260
24-269a.

ALBERT III. (duke of Saxony
l-497d ; 15-864d.

— III. (elector of Saxony) 24
269c.

— (of Saxony: bp.) l-262a
2-231b ; 24-356a.

— (of Stade) 27-318a.

— (of Styria) 3-7e : ll-49c.

— (of Sweden) 26-199c; 17
702a.

— (of Teck) 26-498d.
ALBERT (of Thurinpria) 1

498c ; 18-84d ; 26-902a.

— (of Tirol) 26-1 Oil b.

— (the Wise) 24-362a.

— A.21-494b.

— , A. M. 10-867b.

— , Curt 2S-93d.

— , Heinrich 7-726b.

ALBERT, MADAME l-499b.

Albert, Can. 19-465 (C2).

— , Fr. 10-778 (Fl); 25-392d.

— , Viet. 28-38 (D3).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

— , mts., N.G. 19-487 (E2).

— , riv.. Queens. 2-960 (F3)

2-943a ; 22-732b.
Albert, order of 15-864d.
Alberta, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , La. 17-54 (Al).
ALBERTA, prov.. Can. 1

499c ; 1-500 (map) ; 4-608d

5-163c ; education 5-151d

geology 5-145b foil. ; whca

crop 5-153a.
Albert Agricultural College 14-

749a ; l-414b.

Alberta magna (hot.) 19-253d.
Albert Bridge (Belfast) 3-

664b.

— Bridge (London) 16-938
(B3); 3-531c; 16-940c.

— Canyon, B.C. 4-600 (F3).

— Cave, Yorks. 5-579a.

— City, la. 14-732 (B2).

— College, Ont. 3-699b.

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(B4).

Albert d'AUly : see Chaulnes.

— de Lrtiynes : see Luynes.
Albert Dock (Liverpool) 16-

808a.

— Dock (London) 16-938 (E2);
8-356d ; 8-360d.

Albert Edward, bay, Can. 5-
160 (H2).

— Edward, mt., B.C. 4-600
(D3).

— Edward, mt., W.Aus. 28
539c.

— EDWARD NYANZA, lake,
C.Af. l-502a; 6-923 (E3);
19-693 (B-C8) ; 27-557 (A3) ;
altitude l-321b ; shrinkage
1-503C.

— Embankment (London) 16-
HOb ; 3-561b.

— Hall (London) 16-938 (E4
& B2) ; 2-438C ; 6-665a ;
Sunday concerts 26-96d.

Albert! (Florentine family) 10-
531b.

A. 8-39a.

Cherubino 6-302a.

DOMENICO1-502C.

F. von 27-258d.

K. : see Sittenfeld, Karl.
. LEONE BATTISTA l-502d;
architectural work 2-408d ;
camera obscura 5-1 05c; writ-
ings 8-503d, 14-904d.
-, Thomas 17-147b.
__lbertia (hot.) 20-542b.

— (zool.) 23-763d foil.

' Ibertina collection (Vienna)

28-51 d ; l-499b.
ALBERTDJELLI, MARIOTTO

l-502d.
Albertine rift-vaUey, C.Af. :

see Rift-valley.

Albertini, Francesco degli 1

630b.
— , Ippolito F. 18-53b ; 18

832d.
— , Johann Baptist von 1<

190d.
Albertino Mussato : see Mu

sato, Albertino.
Albertinum Museum (Dresdei

8-5750 : 19-63a.
Albcrtis, Maria d' 19-ISSd.
ALBERTITEl-50:ia; 18-5081
ALBERT LEA, Minn. l-503a

18-550 (D7).

— Lea, lake, Minn. l-503a.
Albert medal l-496a ; 18-16e

— Memorial (London) 2-433a
24-502C.

— Memorial Chapel (Windsor
28-7 14c.

— Memorial Middle Class Co
lege (Framlingham, Suit.) 10
774a.

— Memorial Museum (Exeter
10-fiCn.

— Nursing Society 19-915c
19-91lid.

ALBERT NYANZA, lake.C.A
l-503b ; 19-693 (C7) ; 19
698c ; Spi-ko 25-633c ; alt
tude l-321b; geology 16
86b ; steamers l-356a ; sur
veys 12-250C.

Alberto Azzo II. of Este 9
792b ; 28-660C.

— della Scala 5-400b.

— de Mora : see Gregory VII
pope.

Alberton, Can., 19-831 (Cl).
— , Md. 17-828 (F2).
— , S.Aus. 22-109d.
— . Viet, 28-38 (D3).
Alhertone (Ital. general) 15

78b.
Albert Park (Lanes.) 17-54

(map).

— Park (Melbourne) 18-9
(map) ; 18-91b.

Albert, Prince u. Strange 7
118b.

Albert-Schonbcrg (Ger. physi
cian) 28-889b.

Albertstadt (Dresden) 8-574d

Albert the Bear, order of 15
863d.

ALBERTUS MAGNUS l-504a
6-697d ; minerals 2-651a, 1
521c, 18-509b ; philosophj
24-353c,2-281c; phrenology
21-535a j theology 14-336d
8-403b : zoology 21-551a
20-299d.

Albert van Cuyck : see Cuyck
A Ibert van.

Albert Victor, mis.. X.(i. 19
487 (E2); 19-487b.

Albertville, Ala. 1-400 (Cl).

— , Bel. Cong. 6-923 (E4) ; 26
397c.

— , Fr. 10-778 (H5) ; 24-248d

ALBERUS, ERASMUS l-504c
ll-787b.

ALBEHY, JAMES l-504d.

— , Mrs : see Moore, Mary.

Albeuve, Switz. 26-242 (C3).

ALBI, Fr. l-505a ; 10-778 (F6)
cathedral l-505a, 5-523a
map (8th cent.) 17-638a
rainfall 26-429a.

Albia, la. 14-732 (E3).

ALBIAN (geol.) l-505b ; 7-
416a ; ll-670b.

Albianus (family) 2-569d.

Albiga, Fr. : see Albi.

ALBIGENSES l-SOSc ; cru-
sades 10-816d, 14-579a, 18<
781a ; Innocent III.'s atti
tude 20-697a ; Languedoc
16-180a ; Provencal litera-
ture affected 22-498c, 27-
310d ; Maniehaeism 8-401b;
Dominic's mission 8-iOlb ;
Spanish persecution 10-266b.

Albigeois (anc. viscounty, Fr.)
l-505b.

\lbik of Unitschow 14-5d.

Albin, Elenzer 20-:)01c.

Albin, Wyo. 28-874 (H4).

Albina, I). Gui. 12-675 (D2).

— , Oreg. 22-121b.

Albine (min.) 2-195b.

" Ibingaunum, It. : secAlbenga.
Ibini, Hugh de : see Arundel,
earl of.

— , Isabel d' : see Ros, Isabel
de Ros.

— , Nigel d1 16-394d ; 18-948b;

26-852a.
—.William d' (d. 1176): see

Arundel, earl of.
— , William d' (Justiciar, d.
1156) 15-819b ; 28-872a.

Albinia, riv., It. 15-26 (C3) :

see also Albenga.
— Spring, S.Aus. 2-960 (D4).
ALBINO (biol.) l-506c ; 20-
922c; constitutional strength
l-509d ; heredity l-508b ; in
cats 5-489c ; in plants 21-
707o ; seasonal l-507a.

Albino, mt., It. 19-730d.
Albinolo, Felix 13-614c.
ALBINONI, TOMASSO l-510d.
ALBINOVANUS PEDO 1-

511a.
Albintimilium, It. : see Venti-

miglia.
Albinus (ecclesiastic) : see Al-

cuin.
— , BERNHARDS. l-511a; 1-

934c ; l-929d.
— , Clodius 24-724c.
— , Spurius Postumius 15-54od.
ALBION, Britain l-511b : 8-

306a.

— , Cal. 5-8 (B2).
— , la. 14-732 (E2).
— , Ida. 14-276 (C4) ; 14-278d.
— , III. 14-304 (D5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— , Maur. 17-9 13a.
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
ALBION, Mich. l-511b ; 18-

372 (F7).

— , Neb. 19-324 (F3).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (A2).
ALBION, N.Y. l-511c; 19-

596 (B2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (B2).
— , R.I. 23-249 (Cl).
— , Wash. 28-354 (H3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (D6).
— .port, Keeling Is. : see

Refuge.

" Albion " (horse) 13-734d.
Albione, mt., Switz. 26-242

(E4).

Albiones, tribe, Sp. l-511b.
Albion motor vehicle 18-927c

(flg.)
Albion Park, N.S.W. 19-538

(G5).

Albion press 22-351d.
Albis, Switz. 26-242 (E2).
— , mts., Switz. 26-242 (F2).
— , riv., Fr. : sec Aube.
— , riv., Ger. : see Elbe.

— Hochwacht, mt., Switz.
l-745a.

Albishorn, mt., Switz. 28-
1057c.

Albissola, It. 15-4 (B2) ; 6-
732d; 15-12d.

Albistan (Ablastan), Turk. As.
2-760 (G3); 24-610a; inva-
sion of 9-102a; Mongols 24-
611b.

— Yarpuz, Turk. As. : see Yar-
jmz.

ALBITE l-511d ; 21-693b ; 21-
693a.

Albium Ingaunum, It. : see Al-
benga.

Albizzi (family), 15-38d ; 18-
31c.
, Piero degli 10-534a.

Albizzia coriaria : see Musu-
emba.

— lebbek l-956a.

ALBO, JOSEPH l-512a; 13-

175b.

Albo, Egy. : see Edfu.
Albocacer, Sp. 25-530 (E-F2).
Albocola, Sp. : see Toro.
Albogalerus : see Pileus.
ALBOINl-512a; 15-28a ; 16-

933a.
Albon, Guy, count of : see

Guy, count of Viennois.
— , Jacques d' : see Saint-
Andre'.

Albona, Aus. 14-887a.
ALBONI, MARIETTA l-512b.
Alboquerque, Aflonso d' : see

Albuquerque, Alphonso d'.
ALBORNOZ, GIL ALVAREZ

del-512b; 2-782c; 23-678c.
Albox, Sp. 25-530 (D4) ; 1-

714c.

Albrecht (name) : see Albert.
— , Jacob : see Albright.
— , K. T. 16-268b.
— , S. 25-786b.
— , W. E. 12-2780.
ALBRECHTSBERGER, J. G.

l-512c.
Albrechtsburg, Ger. 18-84b ;

5-749C.
Albrecht von Halberstadt 11-

785b.

— von Scharfenberg ll-785d.
Albreda, Fr.W.Af . 11-204 ( A3) ;

ll-438b ; 11-437C.
Albret, Charles of l-375d;

l-512d.

— , Charlotte d' 4-248b.
— , Jeanne d' : see Jeanne

(d'Albret, of Navarre).
ALBRET, dist., Fr. l-512d;

10-776 (C4) ; 8-578b.

Ibright Brethren : see Evan-
gelical Association.

LBRIGHT, JACOB l-513a;

9-9600.

«ilbrij?ht, Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Albrighton, Salop 9-420 (III.

Cl).
Albrights : see Evangelical

Association,

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of thl* Index It It e»*cntlal to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

. SwlU.

:..

l-5I3a;
• : 2I-94*.

• ; • \ DE VALENCIA.

si •

••I*. La., ttp. : *r« Albu

i^EJW.rlv.. Bp,«8-530<EI>:
^^HiiSa.

: urk. A». : trt Ilaal

IB*. rlv.. SwlU. M-242

•-•

,ti. 28-2 U

t i-

IU. 1-4136;

t«. 27 -404o.

AQUAE. lake*. It.

i:2«-lo.i4a.

Albulv Ac<juc: «M Albnlae

I d»c 28-544.-.

ISO.
riodloml) 10-607 1>.

i-5i3o; 14-

Al.ia MIN (Albumen) 1-SISc ;

,!il-:..ll lll.rw 10-

. -ti..iinf 21-130b ;

plant* 1- 1 I. ; polnonlng

18-I.S9a; seeds: ttt End»-

ii mill IVrbperm; tex-

Mtiliiur 26-69Sd.

Album Ingauutuu, It. : tee

- 1-51M.; 8-2 15h.
iiw>D* 11-2490.

allmni. It. : tee

.ilmlKlia.

ALBUMINURIA 1-515.1: diph-

io-'.i7i..

Album Monaitcrium. N.
Salop: *rt \Vliltchurch.

— Uonasteriiun, \V .Salop : •«
'

Album. .1.1 1-51 5d.
Albumo«el-514d.

-..-a (mytli.) 26-931d.

2S-...10 (1)4); 12-
MSa.

ALBUQUERQUE, ALPHONSO
d'1-.Hi-.ii; 14-lnld: Uocagc's
•onnrtN 4-H'lb : capture of
Oman 2-iti7d. 19-4 U; Goa
12-16i>a: ll.innui 13-6940;
Malacca 17-i:>:id ; missions
•••rate 21-230d; policy
22-IUb.

' l-

i' 22-1481).
ALBUQUERQUE, .N.Mel. 1-

616c : 19- .•.•_• . i i IV.').
AlbuiK. Vt. 19-490 (A2).

-.) 16-840.

Alburn... ml.. It. 15-4 (El).
ALBURNUM l-..HUl;21-741d.
Alhurnu*. im».. It. 15-28 (E4).
Alburims lucldtiH : tee Bleak.

— Major, TransyL : tee Veres-
patak.

Alburqtierque. Sp. 15-930

(B3) : 3-lSld.
Alburn-. 1>». 21-106 (L4).
ALBURY. X.S.W. l-517a ; 19-

:. .- ,I>I. ...

/,. 19-624 (C6).

— . Sur. 10-942 (C4); 28-141o;

— Downs.' Sur. 16-942 (111).
Albun, mta., Pen.: tee Klburz.
Albj'. Kr. : rur Ml.!.

— . Swed. (Stockholm) 25-'.':;:.

— ,3 wed. (Vesternorrland) 19-
-

Alca (am) : tee t'ria arra,

— (brurnniohi) : tee Urlaarra.

— (Impcnnls) : tee Garefowl.

— (torda) : tee Razorbill.
Alcabala : trt Aloarala.
AJcacer do Sal. Port. 25-530

(A3); 22-1400 ; battle 1-
T33d ; salt mines 22-137C.

— Qniblr, N.Af.: tee Al Kasral
Keblr.

Afcacova. Port.: castle 24-
190a: treaty (1479) S-174c.

aJcacovas,Port.2S-536(A-B3).

ALCAEUS l-:>17a; 12-5 1 Oa ;
17-1*0.1; i-li.iriamblc verse
6-269.1 ; ode to Sappho

.

— (until.) 13-n45d.
ALCAICS l-.M7b; 27- 104 3d ;

- >ti»n 13-691a.
.-)l-517d.
i-. (Cagayan). 21-
:.-.'-• u ••:>.

— IM". (Pangaainan) tt-392

,tOW1M,8p.l>41Tb.
. 8p. l»-ll4

— DE HENARE8, Hp. 1-SlTo ;

P-4JO (1>.'I. or. l.ltrrturo
2-H7I.. 2-n:.- : uuwerml
27-7 .7«. 15-4l«r.

— la 1 l-.'.|7n; 25-

< i : 25-
536a; U>. '•

.1. 7-602L ; d.
I- 17.1.

Alcalde de ZalamfO, 0 (Cal
deron) 4-9S5I..

) 21-267b.

ALCAMENE8 (~ ul|.l.,r) 1.
417d: M Heroes)" 12-47:1
(PI. ll.).

— (king of Sparta) 25-6 lOa.
ALCAMO. 11. l-..l-.i; IS- 1

dm).
Alcanadre. riv.. Sp. 28-43

K2); 13-8SJa.
AlMUiar, n 25- 0 . I IV
Aleanle**. Sp. 28-530 (112).
AJcanl*. Sp. 88-530 (K» :

battle (n..-. 212) 28-4320 ;

. '
ALCANTARA, lira*. l-518a;

4-11" (IC.'i : 17-«68b.
ALCANTARA. Si.. 1-51 Ha; l»-

530 (113) ; bride* of 2-385o.

4-5340. 27-297a; Inscriptions

14-634a.
Alcantara, Order of l-418b;

1S-S06C.
Alcantara Ilerran. Pedro : tee

M.-rran, Pedro Alcantara.
Alcantarllla, Sp. 25-430 (HI).
Afcantarinn ll-:ia.
Alcara*. Sp. 88-530 (D3) ; 1-

— . mta.. Sp. 85-530 (D3) ; 25-

S7 b.

AlcarraiM 2-2a.
Alcaaar, Ludovlc 23-21 So.
Alcatrax, 1*1. . \V..\f. 24-C.I2.1.
Alcatnu, bl. Cal. 5-8 (113) ; 24-

1444.
Alcaudetc. Sp. 25-430 (C-D4) ;

15-124b.

ALCAV ALA 1-51 8b; l-773c.
Alcaiaba: tee Allmml.rn. The.
/L !««*««> Mor. : tee Al Kaar al

EpMb

7-142b: 24-732a.

— DE SAN JUAN, Sp. l-318b ;
25-530(03).

— do Sal, Port. : tee Alcaoer
do Sal.

— Kcblr, N.Af. : tee Al Kaaral
Eebir.

Alee, Sp. 1-5180.
Aiaadtadd .•• :

ter Klngflshcr.
Alccdininoe 15-808d.
Alccdo crbtata ll-100a.
— isplda : tee Kingfisher.
AIoefaphiM cama : tee llartc

.
Al.-errica (Chilian general) 6-

157b.

Alcoa: *vElk.
Mettle (Qluck) 12-1 39b ; 12-

1400.
ALCESTER. F. B. P. SEY-

mour. boron 1-41 So; 9-

120b.

Alc*ater,P.Dak. 25-506 (14).
ALCESTER. Warwick. 1-

518d : 9-420 (111. IP-.').
ALCESTISl-Jl9a : l-!94b.
Alctsti* (Euripides) 9-!"
Alcctaa (Moloa«l«n king) 7-

960d ; 9-698d ; 9-699a ;

26-U91a.

Alchada, A*. 3-R3 (IV.).
Alchomflla : ter Lady 'a Mantle.

— alplna 23-722c.

— arrensl!) 10-559a.
---- ri.'.M 5-.-.V-M.

— Tulgatia: tee Lady's Mantle.
Mchemitl (Ben Jonson) 15-

504a.
ALCHEMY l-519a; 6-4 la ;

6-33(1 ; 24-3990.
Alchcrlnga 10-ir,-j,-: 23-371c.

— folk : tff Murii Muni folk.
Alchester. Ozon. 4-584 (C6) ;

4-.-.M.

Alchfrith : net Aldfrith.
Alohoku, China : tee A-She-

Ho.
Alohrcd (Northumbrian king)

19-794a.

Alohulne : tee Alouln.
ALCIATI. ANDREA l-522b ; 5-

71c.

Alclatu*: arrAlctatl.
ALCIBIADES l-522b ; By-

zantium 4-91tb; Isorratos

14-880b; Nlclax 19-658c.;

Peloponnenlan war 21-7 4o ;

IM.. i. .•*.•.•„',,. -•,.;•'! 21-M...I;

Plutarch *• anecdote 15-884a.

— of Apamea 8-842d.
Alcidao: aeeAok.

ALCIDAMAl

.

i 'UK : trr Avllii..
ALCINOUS . I'luu-

1

A i.. INOUS (Pkp40nlo I.II.L.-

ALCI
ALCI

. (fiir.).
Are*) 2-

Al< it. iw (.lancti

(sool.) 26-905d.
.<• M-905d.
ALCIRA, I- - .!<•; 25-430

<K:D.
Al.liilth (Alrlyde). Scot.:

I>uml>aifan.
Alcmaeon (Greek poet) : tee

— (KToat-crandion of Neator)
l-414a.

ALCMAEON OF ARCOS 1-
M Id

— of Crotona 14-336c ; 23-
II-.-.

ALCMAEONIDAE l-524a ;
II. r.i.ldtiiN 12-4.'>5c; Pindar
on 21-618o; relnitatement
of 6-479o.

ALCMAN l-:.-.Mri : -tr..|.lieand
antistrnpho moveinout 12-
510h. 20-11..

ALCMENE (wife of Amphi-
tryon) l-.124b; 13-306(1.

— (wife of Itlindamautlius)
23-230a.

A loo. Ark. 2-552 (C-2).

Alcoba,Sp. 25-530 « -3).

Alcobaca. Brai. (llahiu) 4-440
(I6);lpS-682o.

— . llrax. (Part) 4-440(02).

ALCOBACA. Port. l-524b ;
25-530 (A3) ; convent 1-
52 Ih; Inex do Castro's tomb
5-484a.

Alcoccr, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
' . \. 14--.'49b; 21-47Sa.

—.JOHN (bishop) l-524c;
3-393d ; 9-302C.

— . SIR RUTHERFORD 1-
424o ; 4-262o ; 13-31 a.

Alcock, proT., B.N.Bor. 4-247
(Cl); 4-263d.

Alcocntro. 1'ort. 25-430 (A3).

ALCOFORADO, MARIANNA
l-424a.

Alcofrlhaa Nosier : tee Babe-
lala, Francois.

ALCOHOL (Ethyl Alcohol)
l-525o ; 2S-694a; abuse of
26-587o; consamption of 26-

581. 28-5SIM ; d« iposi-

tion of 5-502a ; distillation
26-:,78d, 8-320c; dyspepsia
8-7870: gout 12-290c ; in-
dustrial 25-702b ; ionic
Telocity 6-869d ; llpoma
naal 20-79c ; mcnorrhagla
12-765a ; mental disease
19-432c ; microscopic work
18- 4 07 b; narcotic effects
19-240a; neuritis 19-428o ;
oxidation products 8-:!.".Od ;
pharmacolopry of 21-35 lo ;
physiological effect 21-555d;
sulphuric- acid 26-66b ;
Villon process 9-2 lOa.

Alooholatoa l-526a ; l-528b.

Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control
Act. New Zealand (1893)
16-7700 ; 19-B30d.

Alcoholism 8-G02b ; Brighfs
disease 15-784c ; bronchitl."
4-035C ; cirrhosis of liver
16-803a; coma In 6-749o;
delirium trcmcns 7-963a ;
gastric catarrh 8-264b ;
heredity 26-590a ; Insanity
14-59Sa, 14-009t> ; mortnlitr
26-.'.SSo; neuritis 19-428d,
2O-765a : physloloer and
Mtbolon 2ti-. SOd. 26-
S89o ; temperance move-
meat 26-5780 ; writer's
cramp 7-3C4a.

Alcoholometer 14-164c; 1-
525d: 2S-694b.

ALCOHOLS (class of com-
pounds) 1-5271. ; claaaiflca-
tion 6-50.1. 20-51a; com-
bustion 6-691. ; derivation
from hydrocarbons 6-40d ;
formation from aldrliy.lc*
1-43 Id ; spooiflc rotation
2S-K93c; spirit distillation
2S-703C.

Alcolea. Sp. 19-829O ; 25-
158*.

AlcolD, S.C. 28-500 (D3).

Alcon(myth.)25-l

Alcona. Mloh. 18-372 (G5).

— Co, Mich. 18-37* (G4).

-,

Al Cera. Uanrufprlta Marie:

AJoora. Bp. ««.6M "( 1
Alcoru. Bp^ battle (1094) 1»-

H®M

Aloorocb**, Hp. 28-410 (Kt).
jtml F r 2-174.1.
ALCOTT. AM08 B. l-AMo.
— , LOUUAM. l-5*9a.
ALCOVE 1-5291) ; 7-338O.
Aloover. Juan 25-5X7 a.
Aloovrrro. Jose 24-5 15b.
ALCOY. ftp. 1-5190 ; 88-530

<E:II ; s-i70i).

Sp. : ter HorpU.
Ali-iihlcrrr, 1>. I UK-CO de 13-

Alcublerre, mis., Sp. 25-530

l I-

ui idk,B i ! • . MM • •

El : tee Oodoy, M. de.
Alcudla, Sp. 25-530 (G3) ; 17-

41 1m.
— , bay. Sp. 88-530 (G3) ; 17-

i Wii.
— . mts., Sp. 25-530 (C3) ; 8-

401c.
— . rlv.. Sp. 18-530 (C3) ; 8-

401o.
—.vol., Sp. 18-530 (C3); 1-

ALCUIN 1-529C ; 6-451b ;
adoptlanlsm 1-21 3b; bre-
viary 4-503(1 ; Charlemagne
10-MOa, l-97b; education
8-954(1 ; Influence on writ
Ing 20-577a : libraries 16-
548d ; St Peter's School,
York 24-362b ; scholanhlp
9-467b : Tours 27-1 08a, 27-
102.1; Vulgate 3-881C.

Alcyonacea 2-99b.

Alcyonaria 2-98h ; 9-317b.

ALCYONE (myth.) l-530b.

— (star) 21-835d.

— (tool.) 15-809a.
Alcyonldae 2-99b.
Aloyonldium 22-42o.
Alcyoninm dlgltatum : lee

Dead men's fingers.

— mare, Gr. 2-883c.
Alcyonius, Pctrus : tee Al

cionlo, Pictro.
Alda, Neb. 19-324 (F4).
ALDABRA. 1-1., Ind.O. 1-

530b; 17-271 (Bl) ; 4-

B09b.

Aldan, Pa. 21-106 (L7).
— , plat.-iiu, .-it.. 25-10 (113);

23-87 Oc.
— , riv.. Sib. 25-10 (12) ; 28-

898d; 25-llb.
Aldansk, Sib. 25-10 (12) ; 25-

!•-'.-.
Aldborough, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

El).

— , Suff. : tee Aldehurgh.
ALDBOROUGH (Isurium Bri-

Kantum), Yorks. 1-530(1 ;

9-418 (II. El); Rom.Brit.

4-584 (C3) : 4-587b.
Aldbourne. Wilts. 9-420 (III.

D4); 28-699d.
Aldbrough, Yorks. (East BJd-

Ing) 9-416 (II. 02).
— , Yorks. (North Riding) 9-

412(1. E4).
Aldbryht, .-Ethcling 14-508d ;

26-1680.

Aldburc, Snff. : tee Aldcbnrgh.
Aldbury. Herts. 9-424 (IV.

A3).
Aide, riv., Suff. 9-424 (IV.

E2); 26-28a; course l-531a;

mouth 2O-2560.
Aldea, point, Can.Is. 5-172

(map).
Aldcadavila de la Rlbera, Sp.

25-530 (B2).
Aldoa de Ponte, battle (1811)

Aldeas, Braz. 4-44 54.

Aldea Tejada, Sp. 24-5 7c

n" m).
aran M-456a; 7-12
(map) ; spectrum 25-78Sb.
Aldebaranium : tee Ytterbium.
Aldebert (8th cent.) : tee Adal-
bert.

— (12th cent.) : tee Hildebert.
Aldobra, bis., Ind.O. : tee

Aldabra.
ALDEBURGH (Aldboromrh.

Aldbnrc), Suff. l-531a ; 9-

424 (IV. F2).
— . bay, Suff. 9-424 (IV. F2) ;

l-S31a.

Aldeby. Norf. 9-424 (IV. F2).
Aldegon.li>. st 17-903d.
ALDEGREVER (or Aldegraf),

Heinrich l-531b.
Aldehuola. Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Aldehyde : tee Aoctaldehyde.

— ammonia l-531o ; 1-532C.

ALBA-ALDIE

ALOrMYDEf l-J3lb; 1*
Alfd; aroma!.< I- M ;

. I»..

• I., VAupu. Braa,

Aldea. 0. 1. 8-7H3b.

- J ,- . • 22-

— JOHN 1-433.
ABUa. la. 14-732 (.

— 111.14-301 (IM).

— Kan. 15-<

— Mi. I.. ID-

— Minn. 18*550 1 1)7 I.

- N.D.k. 19-7-M. (IU).

— N.Y. 19-596 U

to-

— l-l.. N..r. 19-fOI (Al).

— pond. Me. 17-434 (US).

— port. Antaro. 21-941 (O).

— BridOT, La. 17-
Aldenham. II. Iluclw-Ulbba,

)...r..n 19-'.i",l.i.

Aid. -nliam. HerU. 18-942 (Cl) ;
28-4IXb.

— . Salop l-I60a.

— Houae, manalon. Berta,
18-942 <C2).

Aldrnboven. Oer. 11-808 (L

— . Netherlands 8-49«b.
Al.l.-livllle. Pa. 21-100 (M2).
Alder. V. 22-529b.

Al.l.-r. Mont. 14-276 (C3).

— , Wash. 2»-

— ,mt., Scot. 24-412 (U3); 14-
719c.

—. rlv.. Scot. 9-740b.
ALDER l-533b ; Himalaya
13-474a; myth 9-749a.

— . Black : ter lllack alder.

— , Oregon : tee Oregon alder.
Alder Brook, riv.. VL 19-400

(C2).

Alder-buckthorn 4-733c.
Aldcrburyt Wilt*. 9-420 (TIL

D4): 28-6980; 28-6991..
Alder Creek, riv.. Ore*. 2O-241

— Creek, riv.. Oreg. 20-242
(F3).

— Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(E-F4).

ALDER - FLY (Slalldae) 1-
533b; 13-4331.; 19-4108.

Alder Gulch, val., MonU 18-
754a.

Ald.-rUolt, Dorset. 9-420 OIL
IP.' L

Alderia (cool.) ll-523b.

Aldcrkcrk, Uor. 13-5K8 (D3).

Aldcrlcy. Ches. 6-90.1.

— Edge. Ches. 18-139 (E3) ;
8-90a; 8-91a.

Alderman, E. A. 28-1 26a.

ALDERMAN l-533c ; 16-
966c ; borough moots 4-
269b ; election 9-429b ;
equivalent to barons 3-421c ;
nomination 4-271d : robe*
23-4 12c; Wessex shlrea 4-
690A.

Alderman, bl.. N.Z. 19-624
(F2).

Aldermaston. Berks. 9-420
(III. El).

ALDERNEY (Anrlgny), i-1..
Chan.Is. l-533d; 9-430
(VI. El); breakwater 4-
477h ; court 5-84 2a ; Car-
tereU 5-843O ; geology 5-
841c; militia 5-842b ; re-
venue 5-842b.

— , Race of, str^ Chan.I.«. 9-
430 (VI. Bl); l-534a.

— cattle 5-539o: l-534b.
Aldcrottus, Thaddeus27-751b.
ALDERSHOT, Hants. l-534b ;

9-420 (III. K4); Army

Service Corps 20-21 1>;

camp 2-61 4b; geology *•

207a; 12-903a.
Aldermn, Georgina Caroline :

tee Salisbury, marchionees

of.

Alderson, Pa. 21-106 (K-L3).
Alderton, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2).

— , Wash. 28-354 (114).

— . Wilts. 9-420 (III. C3).

— , hill, Gloft. 9-420 (III. P2).
Aldestowe, Corn. : tee Pad-

Aldford, Ches. 9-416 (II. B3).
Aldfrith (Northumbrian king)

l-535b : 19-793d ; 23-364d.
ALDHELM ( bishop) l-435a ; 9-

608b; 6-451b; Bradford-on-

Avon 4-372b; Corfe Castle

7-144c; Wareham church

and priory 28-323d.
Aldhelms Head, Dorset. : tee

st Albans Head.
Aldholme. Lanes. : tee Old-

ham. Lanes.
Aldle,Va. 28-118 (E2).

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21

ALDI-ALGE

Aldime (chem.) 3-7540.

Aldiu, Cecil 22-196<l.

ALD1NE PRESS l-536a ; 17-
624b ; 18-4Sb ; 19-99a.

Aldingham, Lanes. 9-416 (II.
Al); 16-143b.

ALDINI, GIOVANNI l-536a.

Aldiones (serfs) 24-665a.

Aldis, H.L. 21-5100 ; 21-51 Ib.

— , Rev. John 4-567o.

Aldis Iens21-511b.

AUlobrandiui, Ippolito, car-
dinal : see Clement VIII.,
pope.

— (family) 24-610o ; 23-482b.
Aldobrandini, villa, Rome 23-

612 (A4 & C2); ll-38o;

28-670.

Aldobrandino I. 9-7 92o.
Aldo-ketenes 15-761d.
Aldol (chem.) l-532a ; 28-

SCOa.

Aldose 12-141d ; 26-33a.
Aldoximes 20-419a ; 6-51b ;

25-S94d.
ALDRED (d. 1069) l-536a ;

9-474b.

— (kingof the Hwicca) 14-24b.

— (earl of Northumbria) 17'
19c.

— (son of earl of Northumbria)
17-19d.

Aldric, St 7-917b ; 16-409b.
ALDRICH, HENRY l-536c ;

architecture 2-420a, 20-

408b, 7-65d.
— , N. W. l-536d.
— , Lieut. P. 21-948b.
— , THOMAS BAILEY l-536d ;

l-S39d.

Aldrich, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (C4).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D3).

— Deep, Pac.O. 20-435b.
Aldridge, Stalls. 25-758 (Bl).

— La Rue. 111. 14-304 (C6).
Aldringen (family) 26-G36d.
ALDRINGER, JOHANN, count

von l-537b.
Aldringham, Ches. : see Al-

trincham.

Aldrington, Sus. 13-S29C.
Aldrovanda 14-644C.
ALDROVANDI.ULISSI l-537c;

14-638b ; 19-65c ; library

16-573b ; ornithological

work 20-SOOc.
Aldsworth. Glos. 9-420 (III.

D3).

Aldwich : see Aldwych.
Aldwin (abbot) 26-100c.
Aldwinkle, Northants. 17-

279d; 24-371C.
Aldworth, Hon. Mrs ll-84b.
— .Richard : gee Neville (of

BilUngbear).

Aldwult (king of Northum-
bria) : see Eardwulf .
Aldwulf (king of Sussex) 26-

168c.
Aldwych, London 2-441a ;

16-9580.

AI dye : see Aal.
Aldyth : see Ealdgyth.
Ale, riv., Scot. 23-789d.
ALEl-537d; analysis 3-643a ;

excise duty (1643) 9-462c ;

liquor laws 16-760d ; test

l-219b.

Alea(myth.): see Athena Alea.
Alea, Gr. 12-440 (D3).
" Alea jacta est " 4-940(1.
ALEANDRO, GIROLAMO (the

elder) l-538h ; ll-852a.

— Girolamo (the younger) 1-

ALEARDI, ALEARDO, Count

1-538C.

Aleatoribia, De 7-695b.
Alebraud (archbp.) : see Beze-

lin.

ALE-CONNER 1-538C.
Alecost 13-678a.
ALECSANDRI, V. l-538d :

23-847d; 7-651a; national

anthem 19-266e.
Alecthelia urvilli 18-76a.
Alecto (myth.) 9-745a.
" Alecto " (ship) 6-9 17b.
Alectoromorphae 3-978a ; 2O-

323c ; 22-918b.
Alectoropodes 3-974b : see also

Gallidae.

Alectorornithes 20-326a.
Alectorurus 15-807D.
Alectroenas sganzini 1-530C.
Aled, lake, Wales 8-18a.
— , riv., Wales 8-18a.
Aledo, 111. 14-304 (B2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K3).
Aled Tudur 5-646b.
Ate-founder : see Ale-conner.
Alegomorphic (diet.) 6-462b.
Alegre, Braz. 4-440 (17).
Alegrete, Braz. 4-440 (47); 23-

358d.

Alehoof : see Ground Ivy.
Aleian plain, Asia II. 1 -944c.
Aleih, Syr. 20-602 (Dl).

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

Aleiptae 2-846o ;12-752o; 3

514c.

Aleksandra : see Alexandra.
Aleksandrov, Russ. 16-8G2b.
Aleksandrovats, Serv. 24-686

(B-C2).
Aleksandrovsk, Russ. : see

Alexandrovsk.
Aleksinats (Alexinatz), Serv.

24-6S6 (C2) ; battle (1876)

26-475d, 20-351d.
Alcktor, Russ. 19-&88d.
Alelbad, lake, Af. 9-745d.
Alem, Leandro 2-472d; 2-

473d.

Alem, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
— , Swed. 26-190 (D3).
Alema, Pal. : see lima.
Aleman, John : see Alemayn.
— , LOUIS l-539a.
— , MATED l-539a ; 2S-582d ;

17-7880.

Alemana (dance) 7-798a.
Alemania, J. de : see Vivarini,

G.

Alemania : see Swabia.
Alemauni, L. : see Alamanni,

L.

tribe : see Ala-

see Hermann the

Alemannl,

manni.
Alemannua

German.
Alemaquer, Braz. : see Alem-

quer.

Alemayn. J. 12-103d.
ALEMBERT, JEAN LE

Rond d' l-539b ; calculus

14-543b ; fluid motion 14-

115d ; kinetics of rigid body

17-9830 ; Laplace 16-200C ;

Lespinasse, Mile de 16-

494a ; on series 24-670a, 10-

757b; tides 26-943d ; wave

motion 28-425a.
ALEMBIC l-540o ; l-521b.
Alemquer, Braz. 4-440 (E2) ;

20-7460.

Alemrud, dist., Pers. 10-190a.
Alem Rum, cape, Egy. 9-40

(Al).

A'lem-Seged : see Fasilidas.
ALEMTEJO, prov., Port. 1

540c; 25-530 (A4-B3); 22-

140b ; phosphates 21-476C.
Alemtejo, Campo de. Port.

l-540c.
Alemusjaur, lake, Swed. 19-

800 (D2).

Alen, Sir John 6-685c.
Alencar, Jose M. de 4-453a.
ALENCON, counts and dukes

of l-540d.
— , Charles II., count of 1-

5 4 la: 24-2c.
— , Ferdinand of Orleans, duke

of!9-371b; 4-326.
— , Francis, duke of : see

Francis.
— , Jean B. G., duke of : see

Orleans, Jean B., duke of.
— , Pierre, count of l-541a.
— , Sophia, duchess of 17-34a ;

9-285b.
ALENCON, FT. l-541a ; 10-

778 (E3) ; battle (1118)

2-56d ; lace 16-421) ; sieges

19-750a, 28-6590.

— diamond 20-299a.
ALENIO, G. 1-54 Ib.
Alenquer, Braz. : see Alem-
quer.

Alcnuihaha, channel,
13-84 (C2).

Aleph and Taw l-723c.

Alepidosauridae 26-544d.

Alepocephalidae 26-5440.

Alepocephalus rostratus : see
Maiflsch.

Aleppi, India : see Alleppi.

Aleppo, Pa. 21-106 (B6).

ALEPPO, Turk.As. l-541c ;
2-760 (G4) ; 24-608d ; cara-
vans 5-302b ; Christian in-
habitants 17-717d ; climate
26-30Gc, 3-6550 ; crusades
7-530b, 7-531c; Greek in-
vasion5-51a; Hittitemonu-
ment 13-535b ; Mehemet
AH 9-1 12b ; Sauh b. Mirdas
dynasty 9-96d ; Seljuk rule
24-609d ; Timur 9-102a.

— , Til., Turk.As. l-541b ;
2-760 (D5 & G4); taxes
levied 27-433b.

" Aleppo " (race horse) 13-
728b.

Aleppo button : see Fumn-
cuiosis orientalis.

— gall : see Gall-nut.

— pine (P. halcpensis) 21-624a;
in Caucasus 5-550d ; in
Greece 12-427d.

Aleppy, India : see Alleppi.
Aleppy pepper : see Telli-

cherry pepper.
Aler, P. 12-314C.
Alerce 6-146b.
Aleria, Cors. 15-4 (B3) ; 15-

26 (B3) ; geology 7-199b ;

Roman colony 7-200a-

Haw.

" Alert " (ship) 19-240b ; 24-

913d.

ALES (Alesius), A. l-542e.
Ales, Sard. 15-4 (B5) ; 24

213c; 27-809a.
Aleshki, Russ. 23-874 (D3) ;

26-4550.
ALESIA, hill, Fr. l-543a ;

22-748c ; battle (52 B.C.

10-802a, 5-378d.
ALESSANDRI, ALESSANDRO

l-543a.
ALESSANDRIA, It. l-543b

15-48 (B2); battle (1657

7-28a; captured (1745) 3'

42d ; disturbances (1905)

15-81b; siege(1174)16-932a;

siege (1799) 3-697a, 17-

699a.

— , prov., It. 15-6c ; 15-10o.
Alessandrina 22-645C.
Alcssandro (de Santo Aegidio)

3-81b.
ALESSI, GALEAZZO l-543o ;

2-41 la; 2-413a.
Alessio, Giovanni d' 19-1 85a.
Alessio, Turk. 27-426 (A2).
Alet, Fr. 10-778 (F6); 2-896o.
Ale-taster : see Ale-conner.
Aletes (legend) 9-175d.

— (dynasty) 7-147b.
Aleth, Fr. 24-450.
Alethar lens 21-511b.
Alethians : see Shakers.
ALETHIOLOGY l-543c.
Alethopteris 20 - 536b ; 5-

31 Id.
Aletia argillacea : see Cotton

worm.
Aletium, It. 15-26 (F-G4) ;

ll-420a.
Aletodin24-70a.
Aletria, Gr. : see Eretria.
Alctridcs 25-2170.
ALETRIUM, It. l-543c ; 15-

28 (D4) ; inscription 14-

634a. See also Alatri.
Aletroideae 16-684d.
Aletsch, glacier, Switz. 26-242

(E4): l-740e; 26-240b.
Aletschhorn, mt., Switz. 26-

242 (D4); l-744a ; first

ascent l-749a.
Alettes (armour) 2-586d.
Aletzheim family 20-739d.
Alcu, Andres 24-515a.
Aleuadae (family) 16-217a ;

Alexander of Pherae l-552a;

Persian War 16-462d, 26-

843b; Philip II. 21-37 7a.
ALEURITES l-543d.

— cordata : see Varnish tree.

— moluecana (triloba) : see
Candle-nut tree.

Aleurodidae : see Snowy-fly.
Aleurone grains 21-766c.
Aleus (myth.) 26-504a; 26-

504C.
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, Pac.O.

l-543d; 1-472 (D5) ; 12-

58d; fur trade 3-776a;

mutilation practices 19-99d ;

volcanoes, 28 - 190a. See

also Aleuts.

— mts., Alsk. 1-472 (G4) ;
l-473a.

— Trench, Pac.O. 19-973c.

Aleuts l-544b;14-459a; ceph-
alic index l-811a ; infanti-
cide superstition 14-516a.

Alevin 24-83b.

Ale vinegar 28-0(1(3.

Ale Water, riv., Scot. l-952d.

Ale-wife 24-758a.

Alewijn, Abraham 8-725O.

Alex, Okla. 20-58 (D3).

— , riv.. Can. 22-724 (C2).

Alexander (of Anhalt Bern-
burg) 2-4Ga ; 15-863d.

ALEXANDER (of Battenberg
and Bulgaria) l-544d; 4-
782c ; order of St Alexander
15-863a ; proposed marriage
28-35b ; Servo -Bulgarian
War 24-699d; Stambolov
25-7680.

— (East Roman emperor) 23-
511d.

— I. (of Egypt) : see Ptolemy

— II. (of Egypt) : see Ptolemy

ALEXANDER I. (of Epirus)
l-545c; 9-699a.

— II. (of Epirus) l-545o ; 9-
699a ; 7-982d ; Indian in-
scriptions 14-62 4a.

— I. (Georgian ruler) ll-759d.

— (of Hesse and the Rhine)
l-544d; 24-714b.

— (Frederick: of Hesse Cassel)
13-412C.

ALEXANDER (Jannaeus,

Jewish king) l-5G6a ; 15-
395d; 20-62 la ; Acre taken
l-154c ; Demetrius Eucae-
rus 7-7 84d ; Feast of
Tabernacles riot 26-3240 ;
Gaza destroyed ll-544b ;
murder 17-198b.

ALEXANDER (Ivarageorge-
vich) : see Alexander (Servian
prince).

— (of Lippe)16-740d.

— (Lithuanian grand duke)
see Alexander (of Poland).

— (Lithuanian prince) 15-88c.

— I. (of Macedon) 3-991b ;
13-237d; 21-618d ; coins
19-881c; pontoons 22-67c.

— II. (of Macedon) l-552a ;
21-377a.

— III. " The Great " (of Mace-
don) l-545d ; 17-2220 ; 12-
454a; Aristotle2-501d; army
2-593d ; Baluchistan march
3-295b ; burial 2-494a, 22-
616d ; chronological era :
see Alexander, era of ; coin-
age 19-872d, 19-881d ; court
17-223b ; Cyprus 7-699o ;
Darius III. defeated 2-32 3a,
7-833o ; Diogenes 8-282a ;
divine honours 17-228c;
Egypt 9-88c ; Firuzabad
destroyed 10-425b ; funeral
car 5-401d ; geographical
discoveriesll-623.? ; Greece,
conquest (account) 12-452d,
21-448d ; Hellenism 13-
238a ; Hindu Kush passage
13-5 14b ; historians 12-
459a ; imperial conceptions
9-347d ; Indian invasion
14-397(1, 2-752o ; Jews con-
quered 15-392e ; Karateghin
princes 15-6770 ; letter to
the Chians 14-628d ;
Magadha invasion 3-854(1 ;
mausoleum l-569c ; Pasar-
gadae treasure 20-878b ;
Persepolis destroyed 21-
186b, 21-2530, 26-719c ;
Persia conquered 21-212d ;
Phoenicia 21-453O ; portraits
16-442a, 12-4890, 12-490c,
12-489a ; Syrian campaign
20-8170 ; Thalestris l-790d;
traditional tomb 12-4890 ;
Zend Avesta 28-968o.

— (in Romance) l-550b ; 23-
500c ; Coptic version 7-
114d; English literature
9-610d ; French literature
ll-113b; German literature
ll-784o; Koran story 15-
900b ; Italian medieval
literature 14-898b ; Ru-
manian literature 23-848c ;
Swedish literature 26-2158.

— IV. (of Macedon) l-549c;
21-377d; 17-224d; coinage
19-8Sld.

— (of Moldavia) 23-895d.

— (of Moldavia : 1800) : see
Murusi, Alexander.

ALEXANDER (NEVSKY, of
Vladimir) l-566a.

— (of Parma) : see Farnese,
Alexander.

— (Persian satrap) 21-253d ;
24-6040.

ALEXANDER (of Pherae) 1-

552a ; Athenian alliance

7-961b.
ALEXANDER (of Poland) 1-

552b ; 21-907b.
ALEXANDER I. (pope) 1-

522c.

— II. (pope) l-552c ; 23-
669b ; Hildebrand 12-569c ;
William the Conqueror 9-
473d.

— III. (pope) l-552c; 23-
672a ; 20-694b ; English
policy 9-482b ; Frederick
Barbarossa ll-45c, ll-842a,
12-173b ; knighthood orders
15-886C ; Lombard League
16-932a, 15-33b ; Prester
John's history 22-305b ;
Summa 5-198d; Scottish
interdict 14-G84b; Templars
26-591C, 26-593a.

— IV. (pope) l-552d; 23-
674d; crusade 18-717b ;
Liber introductorius 15-4 18b.

— V. (pope)l-553a; 21-646d;
ll-905d.

— VI. (pope) l-553b; 23-
683c; 20-707c ; Florence
opposed 10-537c ; Jem,
prince of Turkey 3-556b ;
knighthood orders 15-SGGa,
15-8660 ; Pius II. assisted
21-683d ; printingrestricted
22-300a ; Savonarola 24-
25 Ib; Spanish and Portu-
guese discoveries l-806b,
6-743b.

— VII. (pope) l-556a; 20-
713c ; golden rose 12-210b.

— VIII. (pope) l-556a.

— (Roman emperor) : see
Aemilianus, Alexander.

— (SEVERUS, Roman em-
peror) l-567a ; 23-654b ;
aqueduct 2-243a ; Ardashir
I. repelled 2-448o, 21-2 19c ;
Petra21-310b.

ALEXANDER (of Rumania) :
see Cuza, Alexander John.

ALEXANDER I. (of Russia)
l-55Gb ; 23-902o ; 9-935b ;
Arakcheev's friendship 2-
31Ga ; Greek independence
27-4;>6d ; Holy Alliance
(1815) 13-621a; literary
activity 23-917o ; Mme.de
KriidcnerlG-929d; Napoleon
I. 19-203a; Polish policy
21-920d; Prussian alliance
ll-862d; succession arrange-
ments 19-652a ; torture
abolished 27-79a ; Troppau
27-307c ; Verona congress
27-1037a ; 'Vienna congress
28-54a, 9-934a, 26-3760.

— II. (of Russia) l-559d ; 23-
931a ; 23-9040 ; 23-909a ;
Dreikaiserbund 9-942d ;
Finland 10-385d ; Franco-
German War 9-942b ;
Montenegro 19-651o; Nihil-
ism 19-686d ; Polish policy
21-922a ; serfs 25-226o ;
statues 15-704b, 15-836b.

— III. (of Russia) l-561d ; 23-
906a; anti-Semitism 2-139c;
Dreikaiserbund 9-946a ;
Finland 10-385d ; French
alliance 9-948c ; Nihilism
19-6880 ; Turkish war (1877)
23-934a.

ALEXANDER I. (of Scotland)
l-563a; 24-432d ; 25-92Ga.

— II. (of Scotland) l-5G3b ;
24-433d ; Magna Carta 17-
31 7b ; tomb 18-100d.

— III. (of Scotland) l-5G3c;
24-433d ; vassal to England
9-946a ; 15-858b.

— (Scottish prince) : see
Albany, Alexander Stewart,
duke of.

ALEXANDER (of Servla) 1-
663d; 24-69M; 18-442a.

— (Servian prince) 24-692d.

— (Syrian prince) 15-396(1.

— (of Tver, fl. 1327) 15-88a.

— (son of Michael, prince of
Tver) 27-489d.

— (of Walachia) 1590 23-832d.

— (of Walachia) 18th cent.:
see Ypsilanti, Alexander.

— (ab Alexandro) : see Ales-
sandri, Alessandro.

— (of Aegae) 21-163c.

— (Aegus 0 : see Alexander
IV. (of Macedon).

ALEXANDER (AETOLUS) 1-
565d; l-574b ; 8-4901).

— (bp. of Alexandria) 2-356d ;
Athanasius 2-825c ; Con-
stantino the Great's letter
13-790c ; Eusebius's opposi-
tion 9-954b.

— (of Antioch) 14-577d.

• (OFAPHRODISIAS)l-566c;
21-163d.

— I. (archbp. of Armenia) 8-
883d.

— II. (archbp. of Armenia) 8-
883d.

• (of Athens) 12-487c.

— (BALAS) l-5G5d; 24-605c;
In Eccleslastes 8-852o ;
Jonathan Maccabaeus' sup-
port 17-197d, 15-395a;
Ptolemai's 1-1540.

(of Bernay) l-551a ; 11-
113b.

— (bibl.) 15-352c.

— (bibl., bronze -worker) 20-
952b.

— (son of Cassander) 7-982o.

— (CORNELIUS) l-566a; 9-
779b; 24-110a.

— (the Corrector) 7-522c.

— (of Cotyaeum) 2-495b.

— (of Ephesus) 27-924d.

— (Farnese) : see Farnese,
Alexander.

• (Greek legend) : see Paris.

— (Greek physician) 2-93o.
ALEXANDER (Greek rhetor-
ician) l-564b.

— (OF HALES) l-566d ; 24-
353a; theology 26-7780 ;
'* Treasure of the Church "
14-506a.

— (bp. of Jerusalem) 16-548b.

— (bp. of Lincoln) 23-454c;
Dorchester Abbey 8-423b ;
Louth Park abbey 17-67b ;
Newark castle 19-460a.

— (magician) 6-945a.

— (mariner) 17-474b.

— (martyr of Phrygia) 2-
198b.

— (martyr of Via Nomentana)
1-5J/2C.

— (THE PAPHLAGONIAN) 1-
567c ; 14-509a.

— (of Paris) : see Alexander
de Bernay.

— (Polyh'istor) : see Alexander
(Cortielius).

— (Tiberius, procurator) 3-
891d ; 15-4000.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full i/tt of this Index It It euentlal to read the
instructions given on Pmgt I.

LI i- ii.

';'»•;-: i.
27-'. 1. 1

1

. 27-811d.

• Iilrlllii: tee BulplcilU
.ilrr.

un : tee Stirling.
u M. \ iMilcr. e«rl of.
ILLIAM i.l.-. I-

^^ElvBbAIQ (physician) 21-

.1.1.1 AM LINDSAY 1-

Atriandcr. Ark. 2-552 (C3).
i
I-27U(I>I).

— . 111.11

1 :•

! ' \2).

— . 1'oland 28-:<

Jt.-

Va. M-.'.fin (O3).
...28-874(82).

^.A«. 23-S72 (H7).

— . cape. (Irern. 12-543 (B2).

— . f,,rt. Or. 24-lM»b.

-,M».. Alsk. 1-47-2 (L4-MS) ;
1-IT.Iu.

— , int., N.C. 2-20T1.

— . int.. N.X.. 19*024 (A«).

— , inti.. ('.As. 8-168 (Fl);
17-130 (E3); 28-9100 ; 24-
•170.

-I., Antan-t. 21-962d;
tl-'JIll .M'.

— III., I'.nit. Paris 4-5 4 2d ;
2-llH ; 20-8060.

Alexondrr (Luclan) 17-IOla.
ind.-r " (-hip) 2O-S65O.

Ali-Vlt|.|.T ( :I>, .Mil. l-l>;n

. 111. 14-304 (C6).
N.< 19-772 <A2).

u-rsburg, 18-

197c.

Alexander, era of 6-3 lid.
Alexander Jannaeus : fee

Alexander ( J annaeus, Jewish

BUI).

Alriundtr. Letter of 9-609b.
AUs,indrr. Letter to (Isocrates)

14---U.
Alexander Nevsky : tee Alex

ander (Nersky : of Vladimir).
Alexander Nevsky. cathedral,

Xlshnly-Xovgorod 19-721C.

— Xevsky, monastery, St
l'i t.-rslninr 24-38d.

ALEXANDERS l-567d.
ALEXANDERSBAD. Oer. 1-

M7.1 : 11-
Alexander Severus : nee

Alexander (Severus, Roman

Alrsnndrr't Fetal (Dryden)

8-8 13a.

Alexander's foot l-567d.
AlfTander spring. W.Aus. 2-

v<\ S.

Alexander's wall. Ruse. : fee

Caucasian wall.
AlfJ-andrr the Great, Bvke of

the Conqueror (Hay) l-551d.
AlexanderrUle, Ov 11-752

Alexander - von-Wurtteraberg,

canal. Ru-w. 23-S72 (E-F4) ;

8-73SC; 28-197a.
Alexandra (legend) : tee Cass-

andra.
Alexandra (queen of England

t-M7d.

— (princess of Hohenlohe-
Langcnbunr) 1-

— (grand duchess of Vladimir
l-566a.

— (icrand duchess of Vladimir
and Moscow) 7-983b.

.ilome 15-395d ; 17-198b
tl-347b.

Alexandra. N'.X. (North I.
19-. : i K2).

— . N '19-624 (B«)

— if.il.-.'i .1:1. 5-1'ViK.ii.

idra. mU, C. Af. 23-

. ,„, 5-1',' . i, I

.11

: tee Kagera.
Palace. Loud. 18-U I .

•k. Ulawow 12-SI (map).
Park. Hastings 13-59..

Isnrfisstsr 17-545

Alexandra pol. Rosa. : tee

•;MI|.

25-190.
ALEX ANDRE. NOEL l-568a ;

8-3M.I.
AlexoMdrtit (Walter de Lille)

l-451b; 8-1 .Jti; 4-l33b.
Alerartdrr le t.r,,nd (Itaclne)

22-776«: 18-665d.
Alexandresou. Origorio 23-

ALEXANDRETTA (Iskande-
run). Syr. l-568b ; 2-760
Illttlto lli.--ri|ituni
13- .'.

— . gulf. Turk.A«. 2-760 (Fl) ;
battle (1194) 87-lOOSs,

AJexandri. Vasile : tee Aleos-

andrU

Alexandria. Afg. 13-140C ; 14-
..'..71.

, Ala. 1-460 (DI).
•, Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (E2).
— . Can. (Ont.) 20-1 1 4 ( 1 1 ).
— . Cape Col. 28-466 (119).
ALEXANDRIA (Iskenderia)
Egy. l-56So; 9-22 (Al);
23-648 (E3) ; 17-216o : Ar-
culfs description 2-448a;
Alexandrian School : tee
that title; breakwater 4-
476c; Byzantine art 4-9 lOd;
€-«t,,,.,. ;,,!., 5-: '7.' : OaOton
epidemic (1883) 28-686d ;
Church: ire Coptic ("liuit-ti ;
DOtaMSJ 19-- lib, 19--.i.;r. :
court at 9-29b ; dockyard
8-llld; Fuat- Alexandria
Canal 9-1011) ; governorship
9-29a ; grammar schools
24-360a; libraries 18-S46b.
13-239d; manufactures 9-
28a; museums 19-65b. 1-
573b, l-97a; navy, Roman
19-30lb ; observatory 19-
954a: patriarchate 20-3370,
23-487a: pottery 5-7 !.'«•;
Railway and Port Board 9-
113d,9-117c; StMark'scon-
nexion with 17-727d ; Sen-
pis temple 9-90a ; shipping
9-2Sb ; temperature 9-23d.

— : History l-570a ; 'Ainr't
expedition l-395c ; ArstnoA
2-655c: battle (1801) 1-
570d. ll-194b; bombard-
ment (1882) 1-5710, 9-llOd,
6-599d : council of Chal-
oedon 23-51 8c ; deputation
to Caligula 2-168c; Dio-
cletian's capture 9-89d ;
Franks capture (1365) 9-
lOld : French consul eetab
lishcd 7-20c ; Hellenism
13-.':!Ua. 12-14&S. 12--.141) :
Jews 15-393b, 15-400S, 9-
89b ; Moslem occupation
9-90c; naval battle (652)
2-266a ; Peter of Cyprus
7-546a, 18-350d ; synod
(362) 17-1 "3d. 14-208* ;
synod (430) 9-676a ; treaty
(641)l-895c.

ALEXANDRIA, Ind. l-572a ;
14-422 (F4).

— , India 14-398a.

— . Kv. 15-740 (D2).

ALEXANDRIA. La. l-572b ;
17-54 (112).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (El).

— , X.H. 19-4'JO (114).

— , X.S.XV. 28-278 (B4-C3)
pop. 28-279d.

— ,0.20-26 (E4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F4).

— , Pers. (Kerman) 21-253d.

— .Pen. (Margiana) : sr,
:.-la.

ALEXANDRIA, Rum. l-572c
23--2B ili:i) ; 25-161a.

ALEXANDRIA. Stot. l-S71c
24-418 (1)3); geology 8-
MOd.

"ik. 25-506(1111.

— , Tenn. 28-610 (El).

ALEX/

1 - 1 . .'

in

. Af«. I tet

AJanndrla. liturgy of: tet
Canon »-44itd;

— «••-'. I I.I; l-ldle.
• inu. Kvi*tle of 1-aul

\NDHIAN SCHOOL 1-
573« ; llmiiiTlo orltlclam

11- .'•! .

. 26- l-.'i.

l-i7.m, 19-

M*b :

16-

•iry M-775.-, 19-11"!,.
22-. 'Dla; vernlon ot the

ALEXANDRIA TROAS, Or.

1 • ; .c : colnago 19-887b.
Altiandri JtineraHum 15-80a ;

l-550d.
AlrxmutH mami itrr ad Para-

dimim i-MM.
Ahixandrlna (Danlah prlnoew)

11- .
Alexandrlna, lake, Austr. 2-

960 (FT); 25-10:,lb; 2-

•....'. I.
-, Aana. canal. It. 15-16 (B6);

Alexandrine (of Saxe-Coburg-

Oetha) 9-7.V--,.
Alexandrine couplet : tee

Com
ALEXANDRINE VERSE 1-

47 Sd ; first appearance 5-

846a ; rraoon literature

ll-128b, 8-51 la; heroic

metro 13-386a.
Alexandrinum, opus 18-884b.
Alexandrlnus : tee Aemlllanns,

Alexander.

lex 3-880b ; 3-878

(Plate); 20-i64b; 4-214,1;

presented to James 1. 23-

I ..... .

ALEXANDRISTS 1-5761) ; Im-

mortality controversy 22-

n- -
ALEXANDRITE 1-576C.

.ln>», I! USD. 23-874
: 15-778b.
ALEXANDHOPOL. Rnss. 1-

576c ; 23-874 (O-DS) ; 9-

748a.
Alexandropolte, Asia :

,-.
Alexandroa (legend) : tee Paris

— Athenalos 19-2 Ic.
Alexandror, RUSH. 28-169a.

— Gal. Rum. 23-872 (Q-H5).
Alexandrovka, RUSH. (Ekater-

Inoslav) 23-874 (E2).

— , Russ. (Khoreon) 23-874
« •>.

Alexandrovsk, Cauc. 23--7I

: 25-818c.
ALEXANDROVSK, Rum.

(Archangel) l-576c ; 23-872

(D2) ; naval harbour 16-

"7,-.
ALEXANDROVSK, Rnss. (Ek

aterlnoslav) l-576c ; 23

874 (K:i).

— , Russ. As. (Maritime prov.)
25-10 (I-E3); l-899d.

— , KUKB.AB. (Sakhalin) 25-
10 (K3) ; 24-54 b.

—.fort. Russ.As. 23-872 (G-

117).
Alexandrovskly, fort. Ruse. :

tee Fort Alexandrovskly.
Alexandrowka, Ger. 22-210c.
Alexeiev (admiral) 15-953a ;

...
Alexia(med.)2-164a.

— dool.) ll-526a.
Alexiad 2-59d ; 7-551b.
Alexlkakos, Apollo 2-185a.

— . Hercules 13-346d.
Alexikovo, RUSH. 23-872 (F5).
Alexln, Russ. 23-872 (E5)

AlcxinaU, Serv. : tee Alek

slnaU.
Alexine (bact.) : fee Comple-

ment.

Alexinos (philosopher) 18-77b
Al.-\i- (biinop) 15-"!..

— (of Edessa) 8-931d.

— (of Russia) : trr Alexius.
ALEXIS (poet) l-576d ; 12-

5 lid: parasite In comedy
20-77flb; I'orohjrogennctos

ALEXIS, WILLIBALD (HAr

. ..

Alexis. 111. 14-304 (B2).

22-721 (Kll.
ALEX1SBAD. Ger. l-S77b

11-8U8 o

'. - . . ' • 1 -

\ • ..... . i 4- " I

mtrr (<rf A obait-

77b.
ALEXIUS I

Kul) J- : It

flfQauav 7-428a,

'. > alli-

ance i>-17fii. .

defeated »-il&oflUr-
n, H..1 ••[

— II. (emperor of the Kail)

; 23-5I6T.

— III. (•mperor ot the Ea»t)
i 7J; 23-ilfto; 9-«98d.

— IV. (emperor of the Kast)
l-578a; M-illa: 7-KOla ;

, : i- i 1. • 7- (' b

— V. (emperor of th« Bant)
l-578b; t>-516d; Con-

-i ,i,i.n..pU> revolt 7-802b,
8-02Hb.

— (protoMbasto.) l-577d.

— Comnenus I. (of Treblzond)
27 ..' IM I 24-.-1". : !:.• •
.!. ... I., OH - 26-:. ..'

— Comnenus 111. (of Trebl
xond) 27-233c.

ALEXIUS MIKHAILOVICH
1-5 7 Kb; S3-897b; code of
Inn 23-918a; Kovno plun-
dered 15-922* ; Nikon 19-
Itld.

ALEXIUS PETROVICH 1
578d: 23-900a; 23-9IKb.

Alexyeyevsk, Russ. 23-874

Aleyn/Slmon 4-438b.
Ai. •:,..!.- 20-l-.il.!.
Aleyrodldae : tee Snowy-fly.
Alexlo. It. 15-4 (O4).
Alfa (grass) : ire Bsparto.
.\;r, .1,-, 7-7 -."..
Alfaiarln, 8p. 25-530 (El).
Alfalfa. Colo. 8-722 (F4).

— , Wash. 28-354 , I

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
Alfalfa (bot,): tee Lucerne

(bot.).

Alfalu. Hunu. 3-4 (13).
Alfama, Port. 18-771C.
Alfambra. ^n. 25-530 (E2).
ALFANI, DOMENICO l-580a.
Alfanus (of Salerno) 6-451d.
Al-Farabl : tee Fnrabl.
Alfaro, Eloy 8-920*.

— , Francisco 24-731d.

— , Pedro d' 23-288c.
Alfaro. Sp. 25-530 (El) ; 18-

921d.
Alfarrobelra. Port. : battle

(1449) l-733d.
A If as! : tee Alphas!.
Alfdene (Dane) 7-803C,
Alfedena. It. 2-900b.
Alfege, St : tee Alphcfre.
ALFELD, Gcr. l-580b ; 11-

BOt (li-c.:).

Alfrn, l(i.]].13--.--<r.J).
Alferei Mayor 27-51d.
Alfcrgani : tee Fargani.
Alferius. -=t 5-560b.
Alfheah, St : tee Alphege.
AU1 (The Great) 9-lOTa.

— (The Less) 9-107 d.
ALFIERI.VITTORIO, count 1-

580b; l-489b; 8-504C ; 14-
910b.

— di Soetegno, Benedetto 5-

.

— di .Sostegno. Cesar 10-530b
Alflta : tee Emma of Eng

land.

Alflleria 5-10c.
Alfuld, plains. Hung. 13-895a

26-758a.

Alfonse : tee Alphonao.
Alfonslne, It. 9-338a.
Alfonsine tables 2-81 la,
Alfonsixtan 25-558b.
Alfonso : tee- Alphonao.
Alfonso, P.I». 21-392 (E3).
" Alfonso XIU " (ship) 24-

906d.

ALFORD, HENRY l-SSla.
Alford. Colo. 8-722 (El).

— . Linos. 9-416 (II. 113) ; 18-
714d.

— , Maw. 17-852 (A2).

— , Pa.M-106 (L2).

— . Scot. 24-411 (F2) ; 1-521.
12-415d.

— , dlst.. Scot. 24-412 (F2).

— Forest, N.Z. 19-624 (Ci).
Alfordsville, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Alfortville, Fr. 10-778 (C8)

5-85!>c; 28-30.
ALFRED (duke of Saxe

Cobunc and Gotha) l-584c

13- I i
Alfred of Bovrrley : tee Al

redus of Beverley.

— (Saxon prince) l-291b ; 12

171...

ALFRED(.KIfrc<nTHEGREA'
l-SS2b; 9-469b: 28-535a
2-38a : Anglo-Saxon Chron
icle 2-35a; Asoer'a life 2

ALDI-ALQE

Tltoa; I'.t, .1, ,-ll, 19.»|o.li

22-1 ... ti"
18-i

l f**TY ea.tl« 24-

19-

J8-4 1 1 .1 ;
28-1-1.;

2*-70Jb.

i
ALFRED. N.V. l-i-41;

NaUl 18-830.; 19-
tMo.

— Dock, COM. 8-9 Hid.

— Kriwt. cape, N.Aui. 19-761

Alfred Jewel «-»!«>; 21-797a.
/ 19-; .'I

: I i , :-.•>. .s.i . 1-

ALTRETON. Ix-rbr. l-584a J
9-118(11. E3); 8-71C.

Alf.tad, Nor. 19-HOO (CS).

Alftafiordr, fjord. Ice. 14-116
(D2).

ALFUROS (ethuol.) l-«Ste(
17-l«7b.

Alfvar, dlst.. Pwcd. 28-63a.

Algadefe. .-] 25-

ALGAE 1-lSib ; alternation
of generation* l-694b ; ana-
tomy 21-730c ; In coal
8-577b; duration of life
18-975. : ecology l-597c ;
foMll l-597d. 20-542<1. 28-
525. ; geological artlon 11-
663a; habitat l-598c ; pby-
logeny l-593h. 10-4*7d ;
pbymtologr l-595d ; pig-
ments l-596a ; polymorph-
lim l-595b ; preservntlon
13-335.; symbiosis t-98b,
18-5«3b.
ig.m.1. (chem.): tee Amal-

AUBARDI. ALESSANDRO 1-

598c: 24-1'..-..

Algaroba (fruit) : tee Swine's
bread.

— (tree) : tee Meaqulte.
Algarobllla (tanning) 16-332d.
ALGAROTH, POWDER OF 1-

i98d.
ALGAROTTI, FRANCESCO 1-

598d; 3-832c.
Algarot us, Victor 1-59M.
Algarrobo, Sp. 28-530 (C-D4).
Algarrobo (tree) : tee JIc»-

qulte.

Algarroboa, Urng. 2-462 (E3).
AlRarthorpe, XotU. 19-828b.
ALGARVE (AUrarvea). prov.

I'ort. l-596a: 28-530

(A-114); 13-2961,; 22-1411,.
ALGAU. dUt.. Ger. l-699b ;

11-808 (B-C4).

— Alps. Ger., l-599b.
Algau beds 18-569d.
Algasel (phllos.) : tee Ghazali.
Algasel (antelope) : tee White

oryx of Xorth Africa.

ALGEBRA l-599c ; ll-711c:
binomial 3-95 Ic ; continued
fractions 7-30b ; Descaitei
8-84a : graphical : tee
Graphics (in AUrehra).

ALGEBRAIC FORMS l-620a ;
l-610b.

— geometry : tee Geometry.
analytical.

Alircbuckina. S.Aus. 2-960

(W).
ALGECIHAS, Pp. l-641d : 28-

530 <C4) ; conference (1906)

18-*.'.>c, 1-347C. 3-25C.

21-9b ; Moslem conquest

5-33C.
—.bay. 8p. 28-530 (C4) ;

Algedonk* 8-?23b : 20-456b.
Algem-l. Sp. 25-530 (£3).
ALGER, RUSSELL ALEX-

ander l-642a.
Alger. Fla. 10-540 (F.4).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F5).

— . O. 20-26 <C3).

" Alger " (cruiser) 24-91 Sb.

Alcer Co., Mich. 18-372 (D3).

ALGERIA l-642b ; 1-643
(map) ; anti-Semitism 1-
652c, 2-1 45a, 7-407c. 10-
882a; arcbaeolotry l-S27c.
1-6460 (tee alto Africa,
Roman) ; climate l-644c ;
coral fisheries 7-131c ; fauna
and flora l-644c ;
l-643d. 21-476b.
government, finance, &C.
l-647d: Inhabitants l-645a.
3-765a, 15-62Sd ; trade 1-
• •- . -• - • 10-- .10-
801a. 2S-105a; wine 28-

7 ' '• :

— : Htafnry (For the period up
to the 16th cent,, ate
Xumidia, Fatlmite* and

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

ALGE-ALLOR

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read toe
instructions given on Page 1.

Tlemeen) l-649d ; l-655b

Abd el Kader l-32o ; Ba

bary pirates 3-382c, 3-3S3b

Moroccan troubles 18-S5Sd

Saharan couquest523-1007f

Algerian onyx 20-HSd.

" Alge>in " (submarine)

921b.
Aigerine congregation :

White Fathers.
Algernon (name) 3-576c.
ALGER OF LIEGE l-642a

5-1960.

Algert, Ariz. 2-544 (Cl).
Algesimeter : see Algometer.
Algesiras (Algeziras), Sp. : se

Alseciras.

ALGHERO, Sard. l-653b
15-4(84); dialect 25-575b
Alghur, dist., Pers. 15-635a.
Algibre, riv., Port. : see Quar

teira.
Algide cholera : see Cholera

malignant.
ALGIDUS MONS (Mont
Algido), It. l-653c; 15-2
(B-C6) ; geology 16-269a.
ALGIERS (Jezair, Icosium)
Alg. l-653c; 1-643 (Bl)
archbishopric 16-293c ; Bar
bary pirates 3-3S3c foil. ; 1
650a ; blockade (1827) 1
650c; British treaties 15
751d, 23-450b ; observatory
19-960c ; Spanish expedi
tion (1775)25-5538,
— , Ind. 14-422 (C8).
— , La. 19-526c.
— , bay 1-643 (Bl); l-642c.
— , dent., Alg., 1-643 (B2)

1-647 b.

Alginic acid 14-724b.
Algoa, Tex. 26-690 (M6).
ALGOA BAY, S.Af. l-655c

25-466 (G-H9).
Algodonales. mts., Sp. 25-530

(C4); 24-731b.
Algodones, N.Mex.19-520 (D2)
Algodonite 7-110b.
Algodor, riv., Sp. 25-530 (D3)

26-1049C.

ALGOL 1-655C ; 25-786a.
Algoma, Can. 20-114 (D2).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
Algomah, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Algometer 22-604d.
Algona, la., 14-732 (Cl).
Algonac, Mich. 18-372 (112).
Algonkian, tribes : see Algon-
quin.
Algonkian Peninsula 20-236c.

— System 27-624c ; 22-2GGc.
Algonquin (Algonkins), 111. 14-

304 (Dl).
ALGONQUIN, tribes l-656a ;

14-454a ; animal worship

2-51d; archaeology l-816d ;

industries l-813c ; language

1-Slld: travels l-814d; wars

14-47Gd.
— National Park, Can. 20-114

(E2) ; 5-151c.
Algood, Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
Algorism 19-867C.
Algoz, riv., Port. 25-530 (A4) ;

22-135b.

Algraphy 17-633C.
Alguacile 4-7 S9d.
Alguada, reef, Bur. 14-382

(P-Q12); 16-631d.
ALGUAZIL l-656b.
Alguish, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
ALGUM TREE l-656b ; 14-

348d.
Algunnen, lake, Swed. 26-

190 (D3).

Algy6gy, Hung. 3-4 (H4).
Alha (legend) 13-4S4d.
Alhagi (eamelorum) 27-414d ;

27-421b.

— (kirghizorum) 27-414d.

— (maurorum) 17-588h.
Alhagi manna 17-588b.
ALHAMA, Sp. (Granada) 1

656c; 25-530 (D4); 5-577d.
— , Sp. (Murcia) 25-530 (E4) ;

19-32d.
— , mts., Sp. 25-530 (C-D4) ;

l-656c ; 12-334d.
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (El);

16-921d; 1-656C.
Alhambra, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
— , 111. 14-304 (Co).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D2),
ALHAMBRA, THE, palace,

Sp. 1-656C ; 1-658 (Plates) ;

2-426a ; 2-399c ; reh'ef work

19-18c ; vaulting 2-423c,

2-426d.

— Theatre, Lond. 19-89b.

— vase 5-731a.
Alhambresque 2-253b.
Alhamilla, mts., Sp. 25-530

(D4) ; l-714b.
Alhandra, Port. 25-530 (A3);

16-772C.
ALHAZEN l-658d ; optics

6-105b, 16-611b.

Alhfled 20-365b.

Alho, Aflonso M. 22-142a.

Alhoudiga de Granaditas 12
650a.

Alhstan (bishop) : ring 23
350d (fig.).

Alhuccmas, bay, Mor. 18-85
(Fl); 18-S50b.

— , isls., Medit. 18-851 (Fl)
18-850b.

Al-huthera, id., Ind.O. : se
Pemba.

ALI (4th Caliph) l-65Sd ; 5
25o; 5-35o ; Arabia 2
26Gd ; Kufa mausoleum
5-52c ; Mazar-i-Sharif torn
17-941d ; Nosairi worshi
19-821C ; religious contro
versy 17-421a ; Shutes 24
S58a.

ALI (AU Bey) l-659c ; 2-256a

— I. (of Bornu) 4-266a.

— IV. (of Bornu) 4-266a.
AU (of Denmark) : see Anulo
Ali (Ali Bey, sheikh al Balad

fl. 1750)9-104b.

— (Sheikh al-Balad, of Egypt

— (of Hyderabad) 14-32b
l-913d; 6-380b.

ALI (AU Pasha, of lannina
l-659c ; 2-563d ; at Lariss.
16-217b; Napier's mission
19- 17 Ob.

— (of Johor) 15-476b.

— (of Kararaania) 27-444a.

— I.-VI. (of Morocco) 18-859d

— HI. (of Morocco) 1-7 18a.

— IV. (of Morocco) 1-7 15d.

— V. (of Morocco) 18-S56c.

— (of Pahang) 17-481d.
AU (of Sweden) : see Onela,
Ali (of Teheran) 21-240b.

— IV. (of Tunisia) 27-398d.

— (Turkish general, 14th cent.
27-444a.

— (Turkish general, 15th cent,
fl. 1463) 17-901a.

— (Turkish general, 16th cent,
fl. 1571) 4-2S4b ; 16-463c.

— (of Wadai) 24-649d.

— (of Zanzibar, fl. 1891) 28-
958b.

— (of Zanzibar, fl. 1902) 28-
958c.

— (Adil Shah I.) 3-928a
14-433b.

Aga) 27-431b.
al-) : see AU (ul-).
ar-Ridai 5-46d.
Baba) (Bcja king) 5-49b.

— (b. Abbad al Iskandari)
see Iskandari.

— (b. al Ikshid) 9-92a ; 9-95c

— (b. Bulukkin) 9-96b.

— (b. el-Abbas; Hall) 18-45d;
26-127a.

— (Bey) (traveUer) : see AU
(AU Bey).

— (b. Hosain) 5-2Co; '.

— (b. Isa) 5-51a.

— (b. Isa b. Mahan) 5-45b.

— (b. Mahommed ul Jurjani) :
see Jurjani.

— (b. Mahommed ul Sulaihi)
9-97a.

— (b. Suleiman) 8-196c.

— (b. Uthman al Jullabi al
Hujwiri)21-250d.

— (Chclebi) 27-466d.

— (Dinar) 7-831d ; 26-lSc ;
24-650C.

— (Fehmi) 9-120a.

— (JazairU) (Tarabulsi) 9-
107c.

— (Khan) 4-823a.

— (KuU Khan) (governor of
Kazerun) 15-704d.

— (KuU Khan) (Persian
minister) 21-242c.

— (Mahommed) (fl. 1748) 3-
928d.

— (Mahommed) (fl. 1844) 3
Mb.

— (Mardan) 21-235c.

— (Mardan Khan) 15-625a.

— (Mirza) 17-941d.

— (Murad) (1782-1785) 21-
236c.

— (Murad) (c. 1840) 9-290a ;
15-770a.

— (Othman) traveUer : see
AU (AU Bey).

— (Pasha) : see AU (of lan-
nina) &c.

— (Raja) 5-184b.

— (Riza Pasha) (fl. 1869) 7-
703a.

— (Riza Pasha) (fl. 1905) 2-
270c.

— (Shah, Mulla) 13-695b.

— (nl Askari) 24-858a.

— (nl-hakk) 25-2a.

— (ul Raffa) : see Mahommed
(b. Ali Rakkam).

— (ul Ridha) : see Reza.

— (Vardi Khan) 13-55c.

— (Wad Helu) 9-130b ; 26-
170.

AU, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (C2).
— , Sp. 28-149 (Plan).
— , riv., Arab. 2-2G4 (F6).
Alia, Asia M. 21-544a.
— , riv., It.-: see All hi.
AUab, Sud. 9-129a.
Aliaga, F. L. de 4-9S4c ;

7G6a.
ALIAGA, P.Is. l-661a; 21

392 (B4).

AUaguiUa, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
AU Allahi(sect) : see Kizilbasl
ALIAS l-661a ; writ 28-849b
Mi Baba (Cherubini) 6-88c.
AU b. &c. : see AU above .
Alibagh, India 14-382 (E10)

15-887d.
Ali bel, lake, Russ. 23-87

(I. C4>.

A libellis 12-802a.
Alibert (fencer) 9-667d.
— , Jean L. 12-191d ; 18-54b
Alibert, mt., Sib. 25-10 (F3

14-796a; 15-123b ; 25-12b.
Alibert piano player 21-5730.
Ali Bey : see AU (AU Bey

traveller).
Ali-Bey Su, riv., Turk. 27

426 ; 7-3a.
ALIBI l-661b.
Aliboru, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-20

(G4).

AUbunar, Hung. 3-4 (G4).
ALICANTE, Sp. 1-6610 ; 25

530 (E3) ; 14-841b.
— , bay, Sp. 25-530 (E3) ; 1

661c.
ALICANTE, prov., Sp. l-661b

25-530 (E3) ; 25-531d.
AUce (d. of Louis VII.) 23

294c.

— (m. Andrew of Greece) 11
746d.

— (m. Bohemund II.) 4-135b
7-549 ; 22-934a.

— (m. Louis VI.) : see Ade
laide (m. Louis VI.).

— (countess of Auxerrc) 3-50c

— (de Baux) 22-505b.

— (of Brabant) 4-323d.

— (of Brittany) 4-617d; 8-
578b.

— (of Cundi): see Cundi
AUce de.

— (of Cyprus) 4-136o; 6-
827d; f-519.

— (of Dammartin) 7-789c.
ALICE (of Hesse) l-661d ;

19-655a ; 19-9 15c.

— (countess of W'arwick) : see
Warwick, AUce, countess of.

AUce, Cape Col. 25-466 (119).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (I-K8).

— (Crimisa Prom.), cape. It.
15-26 (F5) ; 15-4 (F5).

— , lake, Minn. 10-271b.

— , mt., Queens. 2-960 (G4).

— , riv., N.G. 19-487 (D2).

Alicedale, Cape Col. 25-4G6
(H9).

AUce Holt, forest, Hants 12-
903b.

AUeel, Oreg. 20-242 (G-H2).

AUcella gigantea 17-459d.

AUce Nursing Society 19-915c.

Alice or the Mysteries (Bulwcr
Lytton) 17-186b.

Alice's Adventures in Wonder-
land (CarroU) 8-369a.

AUce Springs, S.Aus. 2-960
(E4); 2-962b.

AUceviUe, Ala. 1-460 (A2).

AUce Well, S.Aus. 2-960 (E4).

Alichur, riv., India 14-376
(El).

— Pamir, mts., India 14-376
(El) ; 20-656C.

Alicia, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
AUco Pass, S.Am. 2-462 (B4).
licudi (Ericusa), isl., It. 15-26
<E5) ; 15-4 (E5) ; 16-739d.
lid, mt., Aby. 9-746a.
Uda, Ind. 14-422 (Dl).
LIDADE l-662b.
li Dagh, mt., Turk.As. 2
757d.

1-id-al-Kabir : see Eurban
Bairam.
Al-id-as-saghir : see Kiitshiik

Bairam.
AUds 5-26C ; 5-46d foil. ; 9-

94a. See also Ali (caliph).
AU-eUs, tribe 27-4 7 Oa.
Ui el Mekki, cape, N.Af. 5-

426d.

ALIEN : British law l-662b,
28-656d, 7-122a ; Greek
law 12-504c ; Roman law
23-553b, 22-1730 ; treason
27-225d; U.S.A. 27-690c.
10-236a. See also Aliens
Act.

— (sociol.) : English peerage
21-55a ; Ezekiel on 10-
103a; in London 16-945d;
New Zealand 19-631o ;
U.S.A. 16-27d.

VLIENATION (eccles.) 1-
66Da; 12-117C.

AUenation (law) l-663a; 22

943d.

— (mcd.) : see Insanity.
Alicneusis, dist., Gaul 24-34b
ALIEN-HOUSES l-G63b.
ALIENIST (diet.) l-663b.
Aliens Act (1905) l-662d

cause 15-409d ; expulsio

under 10-85b.
AUenus Caecina : see Caecin

Alienus.

Alieu (amir) 15-654b.
AUfe, count of : see Pied

monte, lord of.
— , Ramilf of : see Ranulf o

Alife.

Alife, It. : see Allifac.
Aliganj Sewan, India 14-37

(L6).
ALIGARH, India l-663b ; 14

376(G-II6); 4-771d.
Aliaarh Institute Gazette 13

•111 la.
Ali-Ghez, mt.( Arm. : st

Alaghez.

AUghieri, Piero 7-814b.
ALIGNMENT (diet.) l-663c.

— (archaeol.) 25-963a ; I
Cornwall 7-182d ; in Devon
shire 8-134c ; Gezer an
Tell-es-Safy 5-142a.

Ali-i-Kethir, tribe 8-348a

24-1023d.
Ali Illahi : see Kizilbash.

— Kapi, gateway, Isfahan : se
Ala Kapu.

— Khel, tribe 20-1 1 Id.
Alikianu, Crete 7-418 (Al)

7-419a.

AUkozai, tribe 8-694c.
Aiikulufan l-811d.
Al-ilat : see Hat.
Alim (khan) 15-7 79b.
AUm (official) : see Ulema.
Alinia, riv., Fr.C'ongo 11-99

(A3) ; 4-464d.
AUma (zool.) 17-458c.
Ali-Masjid, fort, India 14

376 (D3) ; 15-782c.

— Masjid. riv., India 15-782b
ALIMENT (law) 1-66SC.
Alimentariao Faustinianao 2-

149b.

AUmentarll 5-868b ; 23-653a
ALIMENTARY CANAL 1-
G63d ; 19-924C : see also
Digestive Organs.
AUmentiveness 21-536d.
AUmcntus, L. Cincius 2-60b.
— . M. Cincius 20-936a.
Ali-Mirsai, mt., Pers. 27-483a
VUm-Kul 15-779C.
ALIMONY l-670d: see also

AUment.

ALIN, OSCAR JOSEF l-671b.
Uinagar 4-983a.
Uinda, Pa. 21-106 (H5).
Uine. Ga. 11-752 (D3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
— , inlet. Scot. 24-412 (C3).
' Aline • (law case) l-206a.
AUnement : see Alignment.
Uingar, riv., Afg. 14-:i76 (D2).
Uing-sas. Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Ulone d'Asti, J. G. 4-G83d ;

8-504d.
Alior l-551b.
Alios (in wine-growing) 28-

721b.
Vlipconk, settlement, N.Y. :

see Tarrytown, N.Y.
VUpcs (zool.) 5-670C.
VUphatio acids l-146d.

— compounds 6-49d ; rela
tionsto aromaticcompounds
6-52c, 6-54a ; colour of 6'
70d.

— diazo compounds 8-175a.
Uiptae : «ee Aleiptae.

VU Punar, Turk.As. 8-167c.
ALIPUR, India (Calcutta) 1-
671c; 14-376 (N8) ; 4-
982a ; zoological gardens
28-1019b.

— , India (Jaora) 19-177d.
— , India(Punjab)14-.°,76(D5).
— , India (nr. Itaniganj) 14-

376 (M8).

Miquippo, Pa. 21-106 (B4).
ALIQUOT (math.) l-671c; 2-
539c.

LIRAJPUR, state, India 1-
671e; 14-376 (F8).
il-i-Ramazan 27-443b.
AUsander (bot.) : see Alex

anders.
Alis-camps, cemetery, Arlea

2-557b.

Aliscans (d'Orange) 12-693c;
5-846a; ll-112c; 23-SOlc.
lise-Ste-Reine, mt., Fr. : see
Alesia.

Uishang, Afg. 14-376 (D2).
— , riv., Afg. 15-625d.
Ali Sher Khel, tribe 24-860c.
VUshir, Mir 18-574d.
Uishir (Nevayi) 27-466a.
VLISMACEAE l-671d.
Alismaciter primaevua (geol.)
20-5500.

Alisma Plantago : see Water
plantain.

Aliso, riv., Ger. : see Amie.

ALISON, ARCHIBALD 1-
G72b ; l-288b.

— , SIR ARCHIBALD (general)
l-673a.

— . SIR ARCHIBALD (histor-
ian) l-672c ; 8-939C.

— , Charles 21-242b.

— , Francis 22-291c.

— , Dr W. P. l-G72c ; 18-54d.

Alison (bot.) : see Alyssum.

Alison Bay, Green. 12-543
(D3).

Alisphenoid bone 14-261b.

Aiite (min.) 5-656c.

Alites (augury) 2-903d.

AUu-Amba, Aby. l-86c.

Ali Verdi Khan, bridge, Is-
fahan : see Allah Verdi
Khan.

Aliveri, Gr. 12-424 (F2).

AL1WAL, India l-G73b ; 14-
376 (F4) ; battle (1840) 25-
87d.

ALIWAL NORTH, S.Af. 1-
673b ; 25-406 (118) ; treaty
(1869) 20-lSGc.

— South, S.Af. : see Mossol
Bay.

AUx (Christian name) : see
AUce.

Alix, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Can. 1-500 (B2).

" Alix " (horse) 13-735d.

Alixandre ll-113b.

Llixandre le Grant, Histoire du
noble . . . roy l-551b.

AUzai, tribe, Afg. 8-G94c.

ALIZARIN l-U73c; 8-745a;
8-749a; dyes 8-750d, 8-
749d, l-674a, 26-699b ; ink
14-571b; Perkin 21-173b ;
pigments 21-599c.

— Bordeaux : see QuinaU-
zarin.

Aljamilla, mt., Sp. : see Alha-
miUa.

Aljczur, Port. 25-530 (A4).

Aljibe, mt., Sp. 25-530 (C4).

Aljubarrota, Port., battle
(1385) 22-142c; 16-147a ;
15-860a.

Aljustrel, Port. 25-530 (A4) ;
l-540d.

Alkaeos, T. 8-506c.

ALKAHEST l-G74b ; 15-947C.

ALKALI l-674b ; action on
metals 18-201d ; in medi-
cine 19-422b ; pharmacology
21-350a; poisoning 21-894b;
yellow fever 28-0 lib.

— Act (1863) l-G76b.

— albuminates l-514b.

— blue 8-74Ga.

— cellulose 5-G07d.

AlkaU Creek, riv., Colo, and
Wyo. 28-874 (D4).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(B3).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(E2).

Ukali cyanides 22-529a.
AlkaU Desert, Nov. 5-8 (E-F2).

— Flat, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).

— Flats, Nev. 5-8 (D1-E2).
\lkali flats (geol.) 19-520d.
AlkaU Lakes, Cal. and Nev.

5-8 (C1-F4).

LKAH MANUFACTURE 1-
64 7c.

— Metals 1-674C.
LKALINE EARTHS l-685o ;
4-971c ; sulphates 26-6Gb.

— earth cyanides 22-529a.

— waters 18-521b.

AlkaU Springs, Colo. 6-722
(G4).

AlkaU-waste 4-972b.

ALKALOID l-685d ; pharma-
cology 21-351d.

Alkamah al-Fahl : see 'Alqama
b. 'Abada.

— b. Mujazziz 17-410b.
\LKAN, CHARLES H. V. M.

l-686a.
iLKANET (AUcanna tinctorial

l-686a.
Alkasfjall, mt., Swed. 19-800

(D2); 26-188d.
\L KASR AL KEBIR l-686b :
18-851 (El); battle (1578)
22-147b.

Alkborough, Lines. 9-416 (II.
F2).

Ikekendo (med.) 21-356c.
.Ikendi : see Kindi.
Alkermes mineral : see Mineral
Kermes.

u^ersum, Ger. 10-591a.
Ikhazov, Gen. 5-550a.
Iki, cape, Wash. 24-564b.
1-Kindi: see Kindi.
LKMAAR, Holl. l-686b ; 13-
588 (B2) ; 13-610o ; 2-422c.
Ikush, Syr. 19-153b.
Ikyl dithiocarbamate 5-309c.
__lkylen-amides 6-59b.
Alkylen-estera 6-59b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L

24

To make full u*o of this Index It It ettenilal to read the
ln»tru<.iU>n* given on I'agc I.

ALGE-ALLOR

i :
. .1
Mdon. u \f 7-7 i.-,,l.

IVr-. : trr

17-

I

I

II ;- 14-

11
27-77 ili.

i
>r. int.. Cane. 83-

-•.I.
• ., Turk. An. : trr

IB* Aktxtr.

iddln : tee Ala-uddln.
Allah Vt-r.li Khan, bridge.
^^•kn 14-8698.

India 18-8860.
••Mi riv.. Fr. 3-666a.
^HT riv.. India 14-382

AUairv. Fr. 10-778 <C4).

-. Alps l-743c.
Allaliiihiirn. int.. Alps 26-212

1-

•••ll-378b.
AUaraakee Co.. la. 14-732

Allanian. Swltz. 88-242 (A4).

i-
II

ALLAMANDA l-887c.
Allamand's grison 18-608b.

• •osook. lake. Mo. 17-434

AUamurhy. N.J. 18-301 (C2).

in.l.-r 2S-S518.
— , DAVID 1-687C : 4-857c.
— , Kln-nezerC' Indian Allan")

S3-431C.
-.SIR HUGH l-687d; 8-

16le : 2S-S518.
— . Ramsay 8-939b.
— , Robert W. 80-501O.

T. : electric leakage

— . SIR WILLIAM l-687d.
Allan. Soot. 81-263b.
-.Bridge of. Scot. : tee

••• of Allan.

AUanche. Kr. 10-778 <FS).
ALLAN-DESPREAUX,

LouiM Retails l-688b.
Allan! teS-689c.
Allan Line (steamships) 88-

831a ; S5-859b; l-687d.
Allaninyo. Bur. 4-840 (D5) ;

26-7J- !.

Allan's link-motion 8B-833d.
Ailantoic arteries: tee Urn

bllical Arteries.

— stalk 21-6»ld.
Allantoldea : trr Amniota.
ALLANTOIN l-688c ; 18-lS7a
Allautols l-666c ; 83-170d
Allantown. Arta. 8-544 (D2).
AUanturic acid l-688c.
Allan Water, riv.. Scot. (trib.

Forth). 24-418 (D2) ; 1-
4T8b.

— Water, riv., Scot. (trib.
Teviot)83-789d.

Allapaha. Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— . riv. Ga. 11-752 (C5).
Allapalli, India : trr Alleppl.
AJlard. Jean Francois Z

tn -

—.Julia: tee Dau.let. Julia

Aliard.

— , Marie A. V. 87-10638.
AJlard. Mont. 14-276 (G2).
Allar.lt. Tenn. 26-«20 (F-C1).
Allariz, Sp. 85-530 (Bl):

pop. 20-2.'. 2,1.
Al!.,.. i-.).,- 3- '. M*V
Al-lat (goddess) 17-417.1 : 21-

SlOc.
Allatlus. Leo: tee Allacci,

Leone.

Allatoona. Ga. l-825b.
Aliatn : trr Ereshkigml.
Allbrook. Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Allde. John 19-3r.
All-deutacher Vereln ll-893b.
Alldinr. Ind. 14-422 (D2).
Alle. SwIU. 88-242 (C2).
— . riv. Ger. 11-80S (111).
— . riT. SwiU. 88-242 (CS).
Alle Bets;, mt.. Swed. 86-190

(praefect) S-301c

.
AUeghanr,

aft

Allectus
7-llb.

All.v blanch*, rat.. It. 88-143

Alloo courertr 88-90I.I.

.

Allcwnm. N.\. 19- . 'Jii (113):

80-

- . IIIVK 8O--.M.'(A.|II).
1?- .'•

l ,
— RawrTmUoD, N.\ . 16-iS6m ;

mU.. Oal. 5-s

— , plateau, W.Va. 88-5608.

N.r. 18-772. \D.

»•
— JRHHC. Va. 88-ll.t (113);

88- 1 1 nli ; 180228.
— Mttjpn. Va. 88-118 ( I
ALLEGHENY. Pa. i-688o ;

21-1 : obserra-

i.-i > i9-'.i .nli.

.'8(A2-IIU:

28-1 .'); 88-560

(I-I-H2); 87-6130.
—.plateau. Pa. 81-10.-..I ; 19-

761d.
—.riT.. Pa. and N.Y. 19-A'JO

(li.i): 81-106 «'l>: 21-

..... I'a, 81-106 (I). K7).
Alkvheny group (gcol.) 87-

630d ; 87-8271).
ALLEGIANCE l-689b.
—.Oath of 1-6890 ; 18-942e ;

Roman Catholic disabilities

23-!97b.
ALLEGORY l-689d ; EnglNh

lilrratim- 8-6138. 9-'>IM.

25-64'.'a ; French IKvraturo

11-1 li» I. 16-784b; Italian

p.H-try 14-unoii ; St John's

Gospel 15-454b.

.. Isl., Can.Is. 5-172

(map) : 16-1>-, .
Aljoinv, FT. 10-778 (F3).

Nuzi : tee Nuzi.

Alleirri, Antonio : ire Cor-

reggto.

, GHEGORIO 1-6908.
— , Lorenxo 7-194b.
— , Pomponio 7-1 si ,'nl.
ALLEGRO (cli.-t.) l-fi!)0b.
ALLE1NE, JOSEPH l-690b

— , RICHARD 1-690C.

Allelomorph 18-1171..

Alleluia 2S-404C.

" Alleluia dulco carmen '

(hymn) 14-185d.
" Alleluia pcrenne " (hymn!

14-lS5d.
ALLEMANDE l-69Ia ; music

26-5 Id.

Allemands, La. 17-54 (c7).
— , lake. La. 17-^4 (b7).
— . riT., La. 17-54 (c7).
Alli-iiianni, tribe : ire Ala

mannl.
Allemoude, Admiral von 25-

607a; 16-80d.
Allemont, Fr. 2-127.1.
Allen. A. H. : borio acid In

plants 4-2. 'i Hi ; maturing

ofsplrit«25-705b.
— .Charles H. (governor, Porto

Rico) 88-127b.
—.Charles J. (sculptor) 24-

...»;.!.
— , E. J.. major : tee Pinker

ton. Allan.

T. : felspar 10-245b.
— , ETHAN l-691a ; 27-1028c
— , Glover Morrill : albinimi

1-. -.nil.l: l-508b; whale

fishery 28-57 Ic.
— . GRANT 1-691C.
— , H. (physiologist) 27-9350.
— , Harry (tennis champion

16-304b.
— . Ira l-691b.
— . J. A. (zool.) 24-535b.
— , JAMES LANE l-691d.
—.JOHN (archbp.) l-691d

10-4430.

— , John (surgeon) 8-53b.
— . Joseph A. 12-550C.
— , Kirl Fer.linan.l 8-1 la.
—.Ralph 10-:i27li; 3-512o

i...-t.il -i item 22-1 7^.1.
—.Samuel 18-498a; 19

497a.
— , THOMAS (mathematician

1-6928.

— , Tom (pugilist) 22-6398.
— . WILLIAM (cardinal) 1

BMa,
— . William (naval officer) 16-

— . William (pianoforte maker

21-5708.
— . William (ciuakcr) 18-453b

21-1
— , WILLIAM FRANClS(cl8SS-

Ical scholar) l-C93a.
— , In re 26-79C.

J:-,

— . 8.IMk. 88- •.'"'. I in).

26-i. '.in ( I

. DOG OF. Ir. l-«93b;
14-714 (D-«3).

. Ihll ..f. Ir,-. 18-790J :

battle 14-763d ; geology
15-79U.
—.lake. IPP. 14-744 (Ct) ;

16-1. 'II.; 23-7.'7e; gvology
14-7 44c.

— , int.. Trs. 26-690 (116).

— , rlv., Cnni. 9-1

'

, ., .

— , rlv..l>..r~.-l.9-r.''Ml ;

— , rlv.. Niirthuinli. 8-411 (I.
\>J).

— (Kail), rlv., Northumb. 8-

— (Wi-t). ri\., Northumb. 8-

in.l. M-IJ-' (O2).
. .... K:in. 15-C...I ui:i).

IS-740 (114).
. O. 20- -.'I'. (1)3).
All.'ii.lule, 111. 14-304 (E5).
. Mirh. 18-:t7-J (1)7).

— . Mo. 18-808 (Bl).

— . N.J. 18-502 (1M).

— . Northumli. 8-118 (I. D3).

' :i).

— , Viet. 28-:iK (Dl).

— , Tal., Northumb. : fluor-

10-578d ; lead mlnen

.
Allende, Ignaclo do 18-338d.

. Mi -x. 12-649d.
Allendorf. <ii-r. 11-S08 (B3).
" All Kngland " (cricket team)

7- 1 4 la.
All England Croquet and

Lawn-Tennis Club 7-502d ;

16-302b.

Allen QroTe. Wis. 28-740 (EC).
Allenheadx. Northumb. 8-412

(I. D3).

Allcnhunt, N.J. 19-^02 (D3).
Allenport. Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Allem. harbour, R.I. 83-249

((-->).

— . Isl.. Me. 17-434 (C5).
Alienscreek, Ind. 14-422 (E6)
All, MS Creek. riT.. Mich. 18-

372 (H6).

— Creek. riT., \VU. 28-740

I lull.

AllciisgroTe, la. 14-732 (G3).
Aliens Mills. Me. 17-434 (B4).

— Mills, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
Allen Springs, Ky. 15-740

(B4).
Allen's Settlement : tee Col'

Chester. Vt.
ALLENSTEIN. Ger. l-693b

11-808 (H2).

Allenstown, N.H. 19-490 (E5)
Allensville, Ind. 14-422 (117).

— , Ky. 15-740 (A-U4).

— . Pa. 21-106 (G4).
Allenton, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (F3).

— , R.I. 23-249 <C2).

— , Wis. 28-7 40 <E5).
Allentown. Oa. 11-752 (C3).

— , La. 17-54 (Al).

— , X.J. 18-502 (C3).
ALLENTOWN, Pa. l-693b

21 -I Of, (L4).

Alleutstelg, Au". 3-4 (D2).
Allen r. Kl<x>d 27-65C.
Allenville, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).

— . Wis. 28-740 n
Allenwood. Pa. 21-106 (11-13)
ALLEPPI. India l-693c ; 14-

382 (F-G15).
All.-r. riT., Ger. 11-808 (B2)

28-.V-''"!.

" All.-r " (liner) 24-8868.
All.T Dean, rlv., Northumb

9-112 (I. Dl).
Allerlielligenbcrg, mt.,Ger.l9-

609d.
Allerheim, Ger. : tee N6rd

lingen.
Allermoor, Som. : battle (1645

8S-390C.

AllerHberg, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
Allertnn, Mary l-533a.
Allerton. la. 14-732 (D4).

— . 111. 14-304 (E4).

— . Lanes 16-139 (B3) : popu
iatlon 16-140a.

— , Mass. 17-852 (C4).

— , Som. : frt Chapel Allerton

Us 28-933 (Bl).

— Ilywater. York" 28-11.1

(ii'n.

ALLESTREE, RICHARD 1
M ML

Allestree, Derby 8-73a.
Allevard, Fr. 10-778 (H5)
14-867d.

Jlli.
1111.1

> .Mi..

waf»n le-f.-n..
AU.EYN, EDWARD l-«94b.
, Th.iniM : ttt > ll«n.
Tliiuiuu.

• whooL Dolwlrb 8-
8Ma.
Mlrr taw 17-879b.

« (game) 8-404o.
I-I.-I.- day: ttt April

' day.
ill l-r Lot* (Dryden) 8-6IOd ;

8-6 Me.

ALL FOUR* (game) l-694d.
Allcatar-EtawrlUkl gatui.n 6-

AUgau. dtet.. Oer. : tee Ateaa.

— , nit.. Alp* : te* Uron*
ICrottenkoiif.

Allltriin-ine I>euUche Bur-
. ..3b.

Allormrint tJnryUopOdle dfr

Wittouekafttn umt
8-754d.

— HatlrtarlrhrtAett (Hpeoer)

— Saturoftchichle vnd Ttieorie
det Ilimmrlt (Kant) 18-
. . .1 ,

Allgemelner Dentacber Ar
belterreiTln 18-235d.

— DeuUcher Buncnenbund 4-
-.; Ib.

Allirc

cbeaLand-

IIIJ»\ l»lt.«l**-W * I VWtSVM^UW

rtx-ht 11-5.V ; 8-9058.

Allvrmcinr und (lmrral-1'r-
larmalion drr ganzrn tfritfti
Writ <Alldren)23-737b.

Allvrmrinr Zrtiung 18-577d ;

All-good (bot.) : tee Good

King Henry.
Alllinllows, Kent 8-424 (IV.

in).

All llallowR, church. Barking
16-941U.

— Hallows (festival) : ire All
Saints.

— Hallow's College, Drum
condra 14-7 54c.

— Hallows ETC : trr Hallow

ALLIA, rlv.. It. l-695a ; 15-

26 (B5); battle 10-113b,

23-6231), 24-C48a. See olio

Fosso Bettina.
Alliaco, Petrus do : tee Ailly,

Pierre d'.

Alliance, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (Al).
— , Kan. : tee Chanute.
— , Neb. 19-324 (B2).
— , N.J. 19-502 (B4) ; Jewish

colony 19-505d.
ALLIANCE, O. l-695a ; 20-

26 (H3).

ALLIANCE (law) l-695b.
Alliance Aluminium Co. 1-

769d.
Alliance Israelite Universello

15-4 lOc; colonies 20-62. '.d,

28-987d.
Alliance of Reformed Churches

— of the Rhine : tee Rhein
bund.

Allinria offlclnalls: tee Jack
by-the-hedgc.

ALLIBONE.SAMUEL AUSTIN
1-6950.

Allice shad : trr Allis shad.

ALLIER. dept., Fr. l-696a ;
10-778 (F4); fossil birds 3-
97 la; pottery 5-723o ; terra-
cottas 26-65 7 a.

ALLIER, riv., FT. l-695d
10-77S(F4); 16-923c.

ALLIES. THOMAS WILLIAM
l-696b.

ALLIFAE (Alife). It. l-696c
15-26 (K4); 5-1238.

Allicator, Fla. : ter Lake City.

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (D4).

— , lake. N.r. 19-772 (F2).'
19-772 (F2).

— (East), riv., 8.AUV 8-960
(E2) ; 2-943a.

— (South), riv.. S.Aus. 8-960
<K2): 2-9438.

ALLIGATOR (xool.) l-696o
7-478c ; duration of life
16-975o; fossil 23-1468. 83
174a : leather 16-340.1
sacrum 83-1. '.3d : skull 23-
148c; tactile organs 23-

— , Australian : ter Crocodile.

— (misslsslpplcnsis) 83-154d
27-634b.

— l^rlerons) : tee Spectacled
alligator.

— apple 7-668a ; 86-2248.

— cacao 8-629c.

Alliirator Pear: tee Avocado

pear.
Alligator pepper: sec Grains o

l-.ir.i.i.-..

Alligator Pood. Jam. IsVIM

W^h,™.. ru ,.-

*&•&*£*&<*

AlilMn. Irs. 7-1471..
JU aovUcus. syraiNM 11-

Alllllm '•'

Alllngdalr. \

Alllnar. l*cu 8-.'l .). *•

^.Brisal^m; 84V

. W 88.4k* I «-*,»>•, «-

Alllngll* 1-7934.
Alluuci.m. Kent 18-941 (F3).
ALLISON. WILLIAM BOYD
l-«96d.

6-712 (CO.
— . la. 1 4

— . Ul.. *.<.. 19-41-7 (Dl).
Allisonla, Va. 28- 1 1
Allls shad 84-7i7d;

EM*.

AUlston, Can. 28-111 (Il-<1).
ALLITERATION 1-«U7» : 27-
<irly Engl: 9-

., . 9- ;

Allitmia, rut.. Uer. : sec

OdUlenberg.
ALLIUM l-697d : 16-683C ;

cultivated species 18-768b ;

leaf 18-37 5a; polyembrrony

8-lSb • stamens 10-S66b.

— ampelopramm 18-37Cb.

— ascalonlcum : tee Shallot.

— oepa : tee Onion.

— oepa (aggregatum) : sec
Potato ,.•...•:..

— oepa (proUfcrnm) : let
Egyptian onion.

• flstulosum : tee Welsh
. :..••!..

— olcracenm : tee Field garlic.

— porrum : tee Leek.

— saUTum : ter Garlic.

— scboenoprasnm : ter Chive.

— scorodoprasum : ter Kocam-
boto,

— ursinum : tee Ramsons.

— vineale : tee Crow Garlic.
Allival. mt , Scot. 25-2478.
AlUTallte 11-3788.
ALLIX, PIERRE l-697d.
ALLMAN. GEORGE JAMES

l-698a ; polyp and medusa

14-1498,
ALLOA, Scot. l-«98b; 24-

418(1)2): 6-417b.
ALLOBROGES l-«9*c : Catill-

narian conspiracy K-534a ;

Fablns Maxlmus' victory

10- 11 3d.
— . Legion of the 8-1 03d.
Allobrogicns : ter Fablns

MaiimuK Allobrogicns.
ALLOCATUR (law) l-698d.
Allochroite 11-47 la.
Allochromatic 18-5 lOc.
Allo-cinnamic acid 6-376b.
AUococcaoeae 3-1 63a,
AllocrypUc coloration 6-732a.
ALLOCUTION l-C98d.
ALLODIUM l-698d ; In France

10-909d, 10-91 Ib.
Allodon 18-966b.
Alloeocoela 21-71 2o: 21-711h

(tig.) ; alimentary sac 21-

709c ; eye»21-710c ; phylo-

K.'iiy 21-827c ; reproduction

21-711C.

Alice-organ : tee Alloplast.
Allogamy : tee Cross-pollina-
tion.
Allogromla 10-632d.

— fluvialis 23-248b (fig.).

— ovllormis lO-629d (flg.)
AllogromldlaceaelO-632d; 10-

629d (tigs.); nucleus 10-

sm.

Allogyric (light) 16-616c.
Allolobopbora 8-825b ; 5-793c
ALLOMEHOUS (diet.) l-698d.
Allomucio acid 18-954c.
ALLON. HENRY l-698d.
Allonbv, Cumb. 1-412 (I. B3).

— bay, Cnmb. 1-412 (I. A3).
Allow*, riv.. Sp. 5-303d.
ALLONGE (law) 1-6991..
Allons, Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
AUopagns 16-123b.
Allopathy (diet.) 13-64SC.
Allophanamlde : trr Bluret.
ALLOPHANE 1-6991. ; 18-

516b.

Allophanlc arid 87-794b.
Alloplast 18-866b.
Alloporal4-134d.

V ; • - -i... 5-7' J .

AUoposns 5-702c.

Allor. IsL. Mai. Arch.: tee Ora-

— list. MaLArch. 17-466 (E4);

86-990C.
— . rtr, MaLArch. 17-466

(E4)

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

ALLO-ALTE

ALLORI, ALESSANDRO 1-

699c ; 1-97 Oc.

— , Angelo : see Bronzino, II.
— , CFUSTOFANO 1-699C.
Allorisma 16-mb.
Allos, Fr. 10-778 (H5).
— , passt Alpsl-741d.
Allosaiirus 20-581 (Plate II.).
Allostichia 8-880o.
ALLOTMENT (company law)

l-699d.

— certificate l-699d.

— note l-699d.

Allotments and Cottage Gar-
dens (Compensation) Act
(1887)16-158b.

ALLOTMENTS AND SMALL
Holdings l-699d ; l-699c ;
common lands 6-783c ;
county council's powers 9-
433b; Ireland 14-748a;
London statistics 16-953b ;
New Zealand 19-628c ;parish
council's powers 9-440d ;
remedy for housing problem
13-823a: Russia 23-8S7b.
See also Peasant proprietor-
ship.

— Extension Act(1882)l-701a
Allotriomorphlc crystal : see

Anidiomorphic crystal.
ALLOTROPY l-704a : 6-46b ;

14-882a ; thermal effect

26-806b ; valency 14-882c.
Allouard, Henri Einile 15-

98c.
Allouez, Jean Claude 12-537d ;

28-745d.

Allouez, Mich. 18-372 (B2).
— . Wis. 28-740 (A2).
Allow, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C4).
ALLOWANCE (diet.) l-704a.

— rate 17-733b.
Alloway, N.J. 19-502 (B4).
— , Scot. 3-74c.

— Creek, riv., N.J. 19-502
(B4).

Allowin, St : see Bavo, St.

ALLOXAN l-704b.

Alloxanic acid l-704b.

ALLOXANTIN l-704b.

ALLOYS l-704c ; aluminium
l-771o; electrical resistance
6-857d. 16-757b ; electro-
plating 9-238d ; founding
18-2 14d ; fusing point 11-
371d; Heusler's magnetic 17-
324a; kad 16-31Ma ; mag-
netization 17-344d ;mercury
l-778c; metallography 18-
202b ; solubility of com-
ponents 25-370d ; steel
14-S08d ; ternary l-70Tb.

All Pines. C.Am. 5-678 (B2).

ALLPORT, SIR JAMES JO-
seph l-70Sd.

— , SAMUEL l-709a.

Allport, Pa. 21-106 (F4-3V

ALL-ROUND ATHLETICS 1-
709a.

All -round rate (insurance) 14-
659c.

All Saints, Margaret St., Lond.
2-433c.

ALL SAINTS, FESTIVAL OF
l-709b.

— Saints sisterhood 25-160C.
All Saints WeU, S.Aus. 2-

960 (E3).

Allsboro, Ala. 1-460 (Al).
Allsopp, Messrs 4-511d ; 4-512

(Plates).
All Sorts and Conditions of

Men (Besant) 3-820b.
All Souls College, Oxford

20-406d ; 6-128b ; library

16-553d.

ALL SOULS' DAY l-709c.
Allspice : see Pimento.
Allstedt, Ger. 11-808 (P10) ;

24-261d.
ALLSTON, WASHINGTON 1-

709d l-837b.

Allston, Mass. 17-852 (B4).
All's WeU that Ends WeU

(Shakespeare) 24-781a.
AM the Year Round (periodical)

8-1 S2c.

AU Threes (game) 8-404d.
Alltwen, Wales 9-428 (V. D4).
Allua, lake. Ire. 14-744 (B5) ;

7-156d.
Allucingoli, Ubaldo : see Lucius

III.
Allumette, isl., Can. 22-724

(A3).

— , lake. Can. 21-80b.
Alluroididae 5-797C.
Alluru-Kottapatnam, India :

see Kottapatam.
Allurus 8-825b ; 5-799c.
Alluvial gold 12-1 93d.

— tin : see Stream tin.
ALLUVION (law) 1-7 lOa; 1-

113c; 3-730b.
ALLUVIUM l-710b; ll-662a ;

8-579c: 22-7 18d.
Allnwe, Okla. 20-58 (Fl).
Allvintzy : see Alvintzi, Joseph.
Allwood, Thomas 22-7 Id.

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ALLYL ALCOHOL l-710o.

— aldehyde : see Acrolein.

— cyanide 22-5300.
Allylene6-5Ub; 6-54a.
Allyl guaiacol : sec Eugeno.

— isotliiocyanate 19-98a

— mustard oil 19-98c.

— pyridine 6-942b.

— sulphide ll-468d.

— thiourea : see Thiosina-
mine.

AUyn, Wash. 28-354 (C2).

— Point, Conn. 6-952 (G4).
Ally Sloper 5-333c.
Alma, Ark. 2-552 (A2).

— Can. 19-465 (C2).

— Colo. 6-722 (D2).

— 111. 14-304 (D5).

— Kan. 15-654 (Fl).

— Mich. 18-372 (F6) ; 18-
375d.

— Mo. 18-608 (C2).

— Neb. 19-324 (E4).

— N.Mex. 19-520 (B4).

— N.Y. 19-596 (B-C3).

— Okla. 20-58 (D3).

— Tex. 26-690 (L3).

— Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
ALMA, riv., Russ. l-710d ;

23-874 (D4) ; battle 7-451a.
— , port. Queens. 23-434c.
Alma (in draughts) 8-548d.
Alma (worms) 5-795b.
ALMACANTAR (astron.) 1-

711a; 26-572d.
Alma Center, Wis. 28-740

<C4).

Almacigas (coca) 6-614c.
Almack. William l-711a.
ALMACK'S l-711a.
Almada, Port. 25-530 (A3);

16-7720.
Alma Dagh, mts., Syr. : see

Elma Dagh.
ALMADEN, Sp. l-711b ; 25-

530 (C3) ; mercury mines

18-156c, 6-401d.
Almagest (Ptolemy) 22-619b ;

22-6200 ; constellations 7-

12c ; Gerard of Cremona

11-7640.
Almagestum Novum (Riccioli)

18-803d.

Almagia, Roberto 26-946a.
Almagrera, mts., Sp. 25-530

(E4).
ALMAGRO, DIEGO DE 1-

7 lib; l-806d; in Chile 6-

153c : in Peru 21-274d ; Pi-

zarro s compact 21-691a.
Almagro (the lad) 21-275a.
Almagro, Sp. 25-530 (D3) ;

6-402a.
Almai (singing girls) : see

Alme.

Almain Rolls 22-960d.
Almajar, marsh, Sp. 5-412c.
Almakah (deity) 23-957c.
Almali, Turk.As. : see Elmali.
Almalig, C.Asia : see Kulja.
Almali Su, riv., Turk.As. 2-

565 (Bl).
ALMANAC l-711c; nautical

19-292d.

Almanack de OoOia 1-7 12c.
Almanach dcs Pluses l-712c.
Almanack Imperial : see Al-
manach National.
Almanach Liegeois 1-7 12c.
Almanach National 1-7 12c.
Almanach Royal: see Almanach

National.
Almanacks, Book of (De

Morgan) 8-9c.

ALMANDINE l-712c; chemi-
cal formula 11-47 Oc ; fusi-

bilitv!8-511b.

— spinel 25-684d.
Almandite : see Almandine.
Almandsryd, Swed. 26-190

(C3).
Almannagja (fissure), Ice. 14-

229a.
ALMANSA, Sp. l-712d : 25-

530 (E3); battle of (1707)

25-604a, 25-607d.
Almansorius (Rhazes) 11-

764c.
Al-Mansur Billah : see Mansur,

caliph of Cordova.
Almany (title) ll-103b.
Almanza, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Almanzi. Joseph 13-176b.
Almanzor of Cordova : see

Mansur (Mahommed b. Ab-
dullah).
Almanzor, Plaza de, mt., Sp.

25-530 (C2).
" Almanzor " (race horse) 13-

728c.
Almanzora, riv., Sp. 25-530

(E4); l-714b.

Almanzor and Almahide (Dry-
den) : see Conquest of

Granada.

Almaraz, Sp. 25-530 (C3).
Almarda, Francisco d" : see

Abrantes, Francisco d'Al

marda, count of.

" Alma Redemptoris " (hymn)

13-366C.
Almas, Hung. 8-550b ; caverns

13-S95a.

— , riv., Hung. 3-4 (H3).

— , Bdes, "Hung. : see Baes
Almas.

— , mts., Braz. 23-353a.
Almash (anc. dukedom) 3-

491a.

Almasi, TihamiSr 13-930o.
Almasy, Dr von 26-909c.
Aim;) t a. mts., C. Asia : see

Almaty.
Alma-Tadema, Laura 1-7 13b ;

9-708c.
ALMA-TADEMA, SIR LAUR-

ence 1-7 12d ;20-502b; metal-

work 18-212d ; stage work

26-736a.
Almaty, town, Russ. As. : see

Vyernyi.

— (Almatinka), mts., C.Asia
26-910b.

— , pass, C.Asia 26-910c.
Almaviva (Rossini) : see Bar-

biere di Siviglia.
Almazan, Emmanuel Guign-
ard, duke of : see Saint
Priest, E. L. M. G., Vicomte
de.

— , Francisco Hurtado de Men-
doza, count of 5-437b.

Almazon, Sp. 26-530 (D2).
Almazora, Sp. 25-530 (E2-3) ;

4-862c ; 5-473a.
ALME (singing girl) l-713o;

9-32c.

Alme, riv., Ger. 8-607d.
Almeida, Ferrcira de 22-160d.

— , Fialho de 22-163b.

— .FRANCISCO DE l-713o ;
22-1 Ilii ; 5-784a.

— , L. de 1-7 13d.
ALMEIDA, Port. l-713d ; 25-

530 (B2) : 21-93a.
Almeida Garrett, viscondo de :

see Garrett.

Almeidina gum l-355a.
Almeirim, Braz. 25-487C.

— , Port. 25-530 (A3) ; 24-
190a.

— , mts., Braz. : see Almeyrim.
Almeley, Wales 9-428 (V. F3).
ALMELO, Holl. l-714a ; 13-

588 (D2).

— Canal, Holl. 13-588 (D2) ;
13-591b ; l-714a.

— Noordhorn Canal, Holl.
13-588 (D2) ; 13-591b.

Almelosche Aa, riv., Holl.

20-385d.

Almemar 26-291d.
Almen (diet.) l-721a.
Almena, Kan. 15-654 (Cl).

— , Wis. 28-740 (A-B3).
Almenar, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Almenara, mts., Sp. 17-941d.
Almendares, riv., Cu. 7-595

(Fl); 7-596b.
Almendingen, L. H. von 10-

303c.

Almendral, Sp. 25-530 (B3).
ALMENDRALEJO, Sp. 1-

714a ; 25-530 (B3).
Almenrader, Carl 3-496a.
Ahuer, Christian 12-687b.
Almeras, P. d' 22-193a.
ALMERIA, Sp. l-714c; 25-

530 (D4) ; 5-731a ; archaeo-

logical discoveries 2-353c.
Almeria, gulf, Sp. 25-530 (D4) ;

l-714b.

— , prov., Sp. l-714b ; 25-

— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (D4).
ALMERY l-714d.
Almeyrim, mts., Braz. 4-440a.
Almijara, mts., Sp. 25-530

(D4) ; 25-528b.
Almina Point, Mor. 5-777b.
Almira, Wash. 28-354 (G2).
" Almira " (Handel) 12-910d.
Almiranta (Spanish navy) 1-

195a.

Almirante (title) l-194d.
Almirante, bay, Pan. 20-664a.
" Almirante Lynch " (ship)

6-157a.
" Almirante Oquendo *' (ship)

25-595b.

Almis, Mor. 18-851 (E-F2).
Almissa, counts of 4-465b.
Almissa, Aus. 3-4 (E5) ; 7-

772d ; 21-891d.
Almo, Ida. 14-276 (C4).

— , Ky. 15-740 (B2).
Almodovar, Port. 25-530 (A4).
ALMODdVAR DEL CAMPO

Sp. l-714d ; 25-530 <C3).
Almofala, Braz. 4-440 (12).
ALMOGAVARES l-714d; 2-

622c; 10-527d.
Almogaver, J. B. : see Boscan

Almogaver.
ALMOHADES l-715b ; 9-916

(map) ; Algiers occupied

l-655b ; Sicilian war 17-

396a ; Spanish wars 25-

544d.

ALMON, JOHNl-715d; 7-26a.
Almonucid, Sp. 21-92d.

Al

nond, Ala. 1-460 (D2).

Ark. 2-552 (D2).
N.Y. 19-596 (C3).
Wis. 28-740 (D4).
glen, Soot. 21-262b.
riv., Scot. (Edinburgh) 24-
418 (E3); 16-731d; 8-
945a.
— , riv., Scot. (Perth.) 24-418

(D2) ; 13-954b.
ALMOND (hot.) l-716b ; 8-
216b; seed ll-258c, ll-260a
(fig.).
Almondbank, Scot. 24-418

(D-E2); 13-954b.
Almondbury, Yorks. 28-933

(B2): 28-934d.
Almonde, Philip 15-544b.
Almond oil 20-46b ; bitter :

see Bensaldehyde.
Almondsbury, Glos. 9-420 (III.

B3).

ALMONER l-716d.
ALMONRY 1-7 17a.
— , Royal 1-7 17a.

— schools 24-3650.
Almont, Colo. 6-722 (D3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (Gl).
Almonte, riv., Sp. 25-530 (B3).
Almora, 111. 14-304 (Dl).
ALMORA, dist. and town,

India l-717a; 14-376 (H5).
Almoraira, cape, Sp. 25-530

(F3).
ALMORAVIDES l-717b ; 18-

856a ; 25-544a ; Spanish

rule 12-335d, 18-860a.
Almorox, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Almos (of Hungary) 6-699b.
ALMQVIST, K. J. L. l-718a ;

26-219a.
ALMSl-71Sc; 5-860d ; Book

of Tobit on 26-1042a ; early

Christian Church 5-87 Ib ;

20-942d ; Mahommedan rite

17-420d ; sacrificial char-
acter 23-985a. See also

Charity.

Almsdorf, Ger. (plan) 23-7 1 Ic.
ALMSHOUSE 1-718C.
Almsmen : see Pensioner and

Bedesman.

AlmstrSm, Robert 5-760a.
Almucantar : see Almacantar.
ALMUCE 1-7180.
Alrnud 20-758C.
Almude 28-491a.
Almudebar, Sp. 25-530 (El).
Almugavares : see Almoga-

vares.

Almug tree : see Algum tree.
Almuuecar, Sp. 25-530 (D4) ;

12-li35a.
Alrnunge, Swed. 26-190 (D-

E2).

Almy (physicist) 6-882d.
Almy, Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4).
Almyra, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
Almy Reservoir, lake,

23-249 (Bl).
AlmyviUe, Conn. 6-952 (H3).
Am, riv., Northumb. 19-790b ;

l-719b.

Alna, Me. 17-434 (C4).
ALNAGE l-719a.
Alnarp, Swed. 26-190 (B4) ;

26-193(1.
Alne, riv., Warwick. 9-420

(III. D2) ; 28-341d.
Alness, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
— , bay, Scot. 7-483c.
— , riv., Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Alne Water, riv., Scot. : see

Ale Water.

Alney, isl., Glos. 9-472c.
AInham, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

E2).
Alniensis, dist., Gaul : see

Aliencnsis.
Alnmouth, Northumb. 9-412

(I. E2) ; l-719d.
— , bay, Northumb. 19-790b.
Alno, isl., Swed. 19-800 (D3).
Alnod : see Eadnoth the

Staller.
Alnodestreu, dist., Salop 24-

1021c.

Alnoite 21-329a ; 16-136a.
Alnus : see Alder.

— acuminata : see Lambras.

— incana 10-383d ; 21-930d.

— oregona : sec Oregon alder.

— rubra : see Red alder.
ALNWICK, Northumb. 1-

719a; 9-412 (I. E2) ; 19-
791a; abbey 19-791d, 5-
358c, l-719b ; freemason's
lodge ll-83c ; siege 9-484c.

— Castle l-719b; 5-477d ;
restoration 21-135c.

Alo, isl., Swed. 26-190 (E2).
Aloa, state, Afr. ll-346a ; 15-

773d.

Aloadae : see Aloidae.
Alobras, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Alocasia2-641a.
Alodium : see Allodium.

R.I.

A. L. O. E. (pseud.) : see

Tucker, C. M.
ALOE 1-7 19d; 16-G83b ;

brush-making 10-3l3a.

— dichotoma ll-801b.
ALOES (drug) l-720a.

— wood : see Eagle-wood.
Aloetie acid l-720a.
Alocxylon Agallochum 14-

349a.
Alofa, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(H6) ; 28-285c.
Alogi 18-686b; l-213a ; pro-

Shecy rejected 22- 1 I n.-i ; St
ohn's Gospel rejected 15-

457a.

Aloha, La. 17-54 (B2).
ALOIDAE 1-7 20b; 19-60a.
Aloins l-720a.
Aloisins, J. P. : see Palestrina,

G. P. da.

Alokiai, isls., Den. 8-28a.
ALOMPRA, ALOUNG P*

Houra l-720c ; 4-844a.
Alon, Bur. 4-840 (D3); 6-

232d; 22-891d.
ALONE (diot.)l-720d.
Alonella nana 9-657c.
Along, bay, F.I.C. 14-498 (El);

27-5b.

Aloni, isl., Asia M. 17-745d.
Alonidae : see Chyrtoridae.
Alonso, Severo 4-177b.
Alonso, ntozo de muchos amos

21-577d.

Alonta, riv., Russ. : see Terek.
AJonzo, Ark. 2-552 (1)2).
Alonzo Trionfo : see Trionfo,

Alonzo.
Alope, Gr. (Locris) 12-440

— , Or. (f hessaly) 12-440 (D2).
Alopecia Areata 3-243o ; 25-
191a.

— seborrhoiea 3-243b.
Alopecias 24-596a.

— vulpes : see Fox-shark.
Alopecoids 5-37 Ic; skull 5-

371a.
Alopecurus 12-373d.

— lanatus 12-37 la.

— pratensis : sec Meadow fox-
tail.

— vaginatus 12-370d.
Alopo, Pandolfo 15-422a.
Alor, India : see Aror.
ALORA, Sp. l-720d; 25-530

(04).

Alori, Nig. : sec Illorin
Alor Star, Mai. Pen. 17-473

(B3); 17-483b.
Alorus, Gr. 12-440 (A-B4).
Alosa finta : see Twaite shad.

— menhaden : see Menhaden.

— sapidissima : see Shad,
American.

— vulgaris : see Allis shad.
Alosno, Sp. 25-530 (B4) ; 13-

854c.
ALOST, Belg. l-720d ; 3-668

(C2) ; 1-lOOc.
Alouata : see Howler.
Alouatinae 22-331c.
Alp, lake, Ger. 26-242 (II).
ALP (pastures) l-721a.
ALPACA (textile) l-721d; 10-

310d; 28-817a.

— (mammal) l-721d.

Alpar, battle of (906) 13-

901c.
ALP ARSLAN (of Persia) 1-

722c ; 24-609d ; 24-608d ;

Nakhichevan 19-156c; Ho-

manus IV. 23-583d.
Alpaugh, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
Alp Axau : see Alp Arslan.
Alpbach, riv., Switz. (Sihl>

9-135b.

— , riv., Switz. (Biber)24-395b.
— , waterfall, Switz. 18-84a.
Alpe de Venose, pass, Alps 1-

742c.

Alpedriz, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Alpeinerscharte, pa.=s, Alps 1-

746b.
ALPENA, Mich. l-722d ; 18-

372 (G4).

— , N.S. 19-831 (B2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D3).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (G4).

— Pass, Ark. 2-5.12 (Bl).
ALPENHORN l-723a.
Alpercatas, riv., Braz. 4-440

(H3).
Alperschellihorn, mt., Switz.

l-744c.

Alperton, Mdx. 16-942 (C2).
Alpesa Port : see Elvas.
Alpes Cottiae, Fr. : see Cottii

Regnum.

— Graiae et Poeninae, It. :
see Graian and Pennine Alps.

— Maritimae, Fr. : see Mari-
time Alps.

ALPES MARITIMES, dept.,
Fr. l-723b ; 10-778 (H6) ;
23-648 (C2) ; 10-779c.

— Poeninae, mts., It. : see
Pennine Alps.

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instructions given on Page /.

1-7.M,- ;

At fllABET l-7»3o ; 1-72S

^^••M): M»oeUu UK- 16-

It6o : Aral.,, 88-546a :

Brahrot 14-«»id ; Cyrillic :

trr i > rllllc alphabet ;
church dedication 7-9 1 9o ;
5ech 7-7 13 b : Egyptian
v- !• ; Gothic ll-276a :
(.I-.K l3-ii.n>a; Kharo«htl
»4-6J5d; Maul 17-57 3b ;
manual 7--;Ma, 7-764o ;
BerolUe 8-6 Id : Phoenician
ll-l :. 9-iild : i

21-1 1:1 11-1. '7.1 ;

o S3- 8Mb : Samaritan
•4- 11 la: Tamil 26-3890.
Mv*'<M. Tlu (Taylor) 26-

' Iphla Phalanx 8-793b.
(ax.tr.. n.) 7-13 (map).
' .Ga.ll-7.VJ
»., ISAAC 1-7320 ; 13-
17I.-J S8-383C.
ALPHECE. 8T l-732d ; 5-

»llc: 28-7040.
Alnhelala. Artemis l-456a; 1-

Alphcios: tee Alpheus.
Alpheu, Uleronyiuus van 8-

i .'I'M .

Ali'hi-n. lloll. 13-588 (B3).
Alpheslboea : tee Arsinoe.
ALPHEUS. riv.. Or. l-732d: 12-

Augean stables l-900c ;
subterranean channels 11-

Atplilngton. Dev.. 10-605d.

• Pike, mt., York-. 28-
933 (B2).
Alphitonia ponderosa : tee

Kauila.

ALPHONSE (of Toulouse) 1-
i : 16-l79d : 27-101a ;

.tuban 18-760C.

ALPHONSE (of Toulouae and

:ers) l-733b ; lO-608d ;

10-M8a; rebellion against

17-37 b.

Alplionse. IsU.. Ind.O. 1-310

24 -7 Mb.

ALPHONSO I. (of Aragon) 1-
7S4d ; 2S-570d ; 25-J44b.

— II. (of An«on) l-735d:
25- .'.7 I.-: 25- '.lid: 22-504C.

— III. (of Aragon) l-736a ;
15-57 Id: 2S-54Sb; 5-924a.

— IV. (of Aragon) l-736a :
15-57 Id ; 25-5480.

— V. (of Aragon) l-73C.ii ; 25-
57 Id ; 25-548d : Joanna II.
of Naples 15-422b; charter

•lalta 17-Sllo ; In Cor-
sica 7-201b; In Sardinia 24-
21 7a; Marseilles sacked 17-
T68a; Naples reign 18-1 8 4c,
15-37d.

— I. (of Asturias) l-731a ; 25-
569d ; 2S-54Id.

— II. (of Asturias) l-734a ;
2S-569d ; 6-893b ; 2O-3U1U.

— III. (of Asturias) l-734b ;
25-569d; reliquary of 21-

— (prince of Astarias) l-736d;
4-327.

— (or lllsoenllc) : tre Blsceglle,
duke of.

— (of Ilraganza) 4-376b.

— (of Calabria) : tee Alphonso
II < of Naples).

— VIII. (of Cartlle) l-735b;
2S-544d : 25-57 Ib : 18-2820.

— I. (of Kste) 8-793b ; 4-250a ;
pottery factory 5-735a.

— II. (of Este)8-793c.

— III. (of F-ste) 9-793d.

— IV. (of K-1-) »-793d.

— I. and II. (of Ferrara) : tee
Alphonso I. and II. of
I'-:. .

— (German Unc) : tee Alphon
so x. of Leon and Cast

— IV. (of Leon) l-734b ; 25-

.••7" .

— V. (of Leon) l-734b ; SS
570b ; S5-M3C.

— IX. (of Leon) l-735b ; 25-
5«5a; 25-.'.71h: Badajoi
tnk. n3-l s»a: llerlda taken
18-lRjc; Salamanca uni

Alphonso VI. (of Leon and
TJ8MI 1 1-T3H-; S6-
16- .;r.: Ualicia annvxcd
n

— VII. (of Leon and Castile)

<t; 16-Jllo; S5
>o; debats All III. i-

— X. (of Leon and OMtlle)
l-735o ; 16.647 11
S8-17lc; •.•uthorl7-3lla.
S8.57IH-. 22-C..I.I : golden
bnllaS4-541a; literary pat-
ronage S6-580., 25-J.Hlt, ;
Portacnese war SS-Mll> ;
alltrt4ou.k«uuuonl4.»9*a.

— XI. (of Leon and Ca.tll..) 1-
T35d : S8-547d : 15-530a.

— I.. &c. (of Modena): tee
Alphonno I., fee., of Cst*.

of Naples) 18-1 84d; 7-
161d; French attack l-554a:
.to taken (1481) 18-
I64a.

— (of Poltou) 18-1 SOb; SI-
•B

— I. (of Portugal) l-733c ; 22-
140a; All III. defected 1-
718a; U>mb8-20m.

— II. (of Portugal) l-733d ;
22-140d.

— III. (of Portugal) l-733d:
22-14U; 14-580d; exoom-
miiuleate<l 15-135d.

— IV. (of Portugal) l-733d ;
22-141d ; Inez de Castro 5-
I- Id.

— V. (of Portugal) l-733d; 16-
145- 22-143l>; Jew* enconr-
aged 22-146b ; order of the
Sword 18-866a,

— VI. (of Portugal) l-734a ;
22-1480.

— (of Portugal, prince) 24-
IftOb,

— (of Provence) 28-504c.

— I., «:c. (of Heggio): tee
Alphonso I., &c., of 1

— I. -111. (Spanish kings) : tee
Alphonso I. -III. of Asturias.

— IV. & V. (Spanish kings) :
tee Alphonso IV. & V. of
MOD.

— XII. (of Spain) l-73flb ;
25-5720 ; S5-558d : 4-327 ;
Colombia Venezuelan arbi-
tration 6-7 lie; order of
knighthood 15-S67a ; Paris
Ttsft (1883) 2O-H21I). 10-
898d; Zorilla28-10:>9d.

— XIII. (of Spain) l-736d
25-.-.720 : 25-.>01b; 4-327.
attempted assasriinat ion ii
Paris 10-8921), 17-260
yachting 28-895C,

••Alphonso XII." (ship) 8-

329d.
" Alphonso XIII." (ship) 24-

'."..: .1.
Alphonso, Isls., Ind.O.: tee

Alphonse, Isls.
Alphonao Fernandez de Pal-

encla 2S-580b.

— Jourdain : tee Alphonse of
Toulouae.

— Itaymund of Castile : tee
Alphonso VII. (of Leon and
Castile).

ALPHONSUS A SANCTA

Maria l-736d.
Alphorn : tee Alpenhorn.
Alphubel, int., Alps l-743b.

.,

, pass, Alps 1-743C.
lpl Ap

Alpl Apuani. mts., It. : tee

Apimni, AlpL
Alpi della Luna, mts.. It. : let

Luna, Alpl della.
Alpilzurl (anc. geog.) 13-933a.
Alpin (Scottish king) 3-76o ;

15-7310.
Alpine, Ala. 1-460 (C2) ; 0-

.

Ariz. 2-544 (O3).
Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Cal. 5-!-
III. 14-304 (E2).

Ind. 14-422 (G5).
Ky. 15-740 (D4).
Mich. 18-372 (E8).

NCT. 5-S (K2).
N.J. 19-.102 (HI).
Tex. 26-090 (D5).
pass, Colo. 8-722 (D3).
plateau, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
Alpine accentor l-754c.

— chough 7-512c ; l-754b.

— ( 'lull 18-938c ; 3-263b ;
rope 18-938a.

— Co.. Cal. 5-8 (D2).

— flying squirrel 27-833C.

— flora : tee Arctic-Alpine

— marmot l-754b ; 17-746a
(fle.).

— Meadow, mts., Ross. : let
Ynila-dairh.

helkalk 27-260b.

— pipit : fee Water pipit.

— raoe8-611b; 9-919b.

— rose (Ueiarla) 8-705b ; 8-
9lib.

is.. Fr. 18-778

.

— sUmwberry ItVlOOM.

— swift 1-7

— Trias *7-zoob ; 17-139b.

Colo. 8-7 ft

CR01-737a.

, l-737a : ll-39'.'a.

'
nos. Fniiu* 3-

r : tte Alplnl. Pros-

AlpITcotUa. pass. Alps 13-
1018a: see alto Uenevre,

Al'l'.Ulla. pass. Alps l-74ib.

lTdorf). >»ltz. 26-

I4» (K3): 27-7 Ml).
Alpnarhstad. SwlU. 18-241

(E3).

Alpone, rlr.. It. l-448c.
Alport. rlT.. Derby. 18-933

— Dale, ral., Derby. M-933
(113).

Alpowa. Wash. 28-354 (113).

ALPS, niu.. Kur. l-737a ;
Alpine club* 1-7 48d ;
an. i.'iit tr.i.l.- r..'M.-. 9-:«l>:.| :
climate l-737d ; division*
l-741b; exploration l-748c,
18-938c : fauna l-754a ;
flora i-752d, H-780a ;
tre beloto ; gladen

740c ; Hannibal's passage
12-9200 ; inhabitants and
languages l-748o ; lakes
1-7400 ; passes l-740d ;
period of elevation 18-50.'>c ;
political history l-747d ;
rivers l-740c.

Gtolnov l-750b ; 11-671C ;
Hunter formation 4-)*02b ;
Cretaceous system 7-415b,
7-4 16c; cross - section 1-
7S2a ; Eocene strata 9-
663a: formation 8-91 Id;
geological age l-752d ;
glacial period 11-59C ;
Juranio rocks 15-568d ;
QfiHKMai period 2O-M.| :
Onlovlclan system 2O-2361) ;
Permian strata 21-177d :
Silurian rocks 25-1 lie; Tri-
asslc strata 27-259a, 27-
2C.il (t .,!,!,.,.

— , Adnla, Albnla, &c. : nee
Adula AlpH, Albula AIp8,&c.

— .Society for Preservation of
Beauty of 18-800c.

Alptagin (of Bokhara) 11-91 7d.

Alpuente, Sp. 25-530 (E3).

ALPUJARRAS (Alpnzarras).
dNt., Sp. 1-7644; 25-530
(D4).

ALQAMA IBN 'ABADA 1-
755a; 2-271c; 18-Ctld.
ir, Sp. 25-530 (K-FI).

ALQUIFOU l-755a ; tee alto
Oalena.

Alrcad, Ark. 2-552 (C2).

ALREDUS OF BEVERLEY

Aln'-ford", Ens. 8-424 (IV. D3)

— , Hants 21-6041) : 12-904a.

— , New, Hants 9-420(111. E4):
12-904b.

— , Old, Hants 8-420 (III. E4).

Alrewas, Staffs. 9-416 (II. Dl);
27--.'50d.

Atric (of Kent) 15-735O.

Alri), Den. 8-24 (C3).

Alroy Downs Station, Anstr.
2-900 (F3).

Alrul (Alroy), David 18-193d ;
28-987b.

Ala, Den. 8-34 (C2).

— , IsL, Ger. : tee Alaen.

Alsace, dist., Gcr. 11-808
(A5-4) ; 11-834 (hM. map) ;
cotton manufacture 7-29Gd ;
B-..I..-.-V 20-- 1-1.

ALSACE, prov., FT. l-755b ;
ll-87ia; 11--:

ALSACE-LORRAINE, pro
(i.-r. I-?:-: 11-
ll-808b ; ll-877b ; Conseli
sonverain 2O-S34C ; Diktatur
paragraphen abolished 11-
897d ; emlsrratiou to Algeria
l-652d, 13-7 Id ; German-
Ization policy 17-fl(l!le ;
Hohenlohe governor 13-
575a ; Socialist opposition
to annexation 3-AOlh.

Alsace, Lower, dist., Ger. 1
7S5c; l-756c.

— . rpper. dist.. Ger. l-755o;
l-75«o : 4-822b.

Alvwrer, Ches. 8-416 (IL C3) ;
6-91a.

Alsasua. Sp. 19-282b.

Alaatla, La. 17-54 (d).

— , Lond. : tee Whitefriara.

1-717S

ao-.i. .

-.-.. Owf-J-VWjf (A3).
— . rtv., Oreg. 10- .
Alseldee (myth.) 18-930d.
Alsek. rtr, Akk. 1-471 (L4) ;

l'473b.
AL5EN. l.l..(ier. l-757a; 8-14

mi) : ii-eu.
Alseno, It. 10-394a.

riv.. Ger. 11-808

d. dis

, Ana. 18-5 la.

Alsfeld. Oar. 11-101) (II. B3).

£B I.K.. .-..,.. 2*-llJ .. ., ;

n-7410.
\. IM .- :.. 088118, ftMkfti 13-

AMiult. Swed. 18-190 (C3).
Alsletlna, Aqua, canal. It. 15-

26 (115-6) ; l-757a.
ALSIET1NUS LACUS (Lago dl

Martlgnano). It. l-757« ;

15-26(115); l-241d.
Alsike clover: tee Swedish

clover.

Alslneae 6-439d.-
Alulne aretloldes l-754a.
n*d . 10- 7:. .

— rubella 28-169b.
ALS1UM, It. l-757b; 15-26

(D4) : tee alto Palo.
Alslcbcn. Oer. 2-44d.
Alslev. NCrre, Den. : tee None

Alslev.

AlsnO. ordinance of M-199b.
Also-Blsztra, Hung. 3-4 (112).
Also-Fcher, co., Hung. 3-4

<H3).

Also-Kubln. Hung. 3-4 (F2).
ALsop. George l-831b.

— .VINCENT l-757b.

— flour bleaching patent 10-
552d.

Alsophlla 27-23ih : 15-287d.

— Rebeccae 22-733b.

Mto tprarh ZaraOnutra

(Mctznche) ll-798a.
Alstead, N.H. 19-490 (C5).
ALSTED.JOHANNHEINRICH

l-757c ; 9-372b.
Al«ten, Swed. 25-935 (A2).

— , Isl., Nor. 19-800 (B2); 18-

Alster. Swed. 26-190 (B2).

— , riv., Ger. 12-87 Id.

Alstor A, riv.. Swed. 26-190

(C3).

Alstoe, dist., lUitl. 23-944d.
ALSTON, CHARLES 1-7570 ;

4-30 Id.

— , John 4-68d.
— , Theodoeia 4-881d.
Alston. Ala. 1-400 (D4).
—.Ark. 2-552 (B2).
ALSTON, Cumb. l-757d ; 9-

412 (I. E3) ; fluor-spar

10-578d; lead-mlnes4-9C9d ;

silver mines 7-626c ; zinc-
ore 4-9GGd. 13-258b.
— , S.C. 25-500 (C2).
Alston, in re (law case) 7-900c.
Alstoufleld, Stuffs. 25-7 59a.
Alstonlte : see Bromllte.
Alston moor, Cumb. 9-412

(I. D3).

Alstroemerla : tee Alstromeria.
Alstromcr. Clas l-758a.
— , JONAS l-757d.
Alstrorueria 13-7B8b ; mflor-

escencelO-558b(flg.): origin

of name l-758a.
Al sail, Abd-al-Rahman :

Abd-al-Kahman Al sail.
Alsuma, Okla. 20-:.> (Hi.
Alt, Uudolf 20-512d.
Alt (place-names) : tee spedflo

names, except as below.
Alt, Lanes. 28-933 (A2).
— , riv.. Lanes. 16-139 (B2).
Alta. la. 14-732 (B2).

— III. 14-:«>:

Utah. 27-814 (C2).
mt.. Cal. 5-f- i ,
mts.. Mcx. 28-942d.

— riv.. Ruse. 21-138c.
Altaf Ilosain : tee Hall.
Alta Gracia, Arg. 1-462 (C4).

Attacn V,t,/.27-;>s'j'An.

Alta House, Cleveland, O.

8-504d.
ALTAI, mt»., C.Asia l-758a ;

27-120 (C.2-H3) ; 26-1064a ;

Alpine flora l-753c; geology

8-126b; minerals 2S-12a.

7-1 lOd. ll-400a: Prjeval-

sky's exploration l-739a.
Altai (dialect ) 27- 4 7 3a.
Altaians, tribe 1-7590 ; 26-

148m,

Altain-ula : tee Altai.
AltAir (star) 2-249c : name

17-177o ; parallax !5-789d.

ALLO-ALTE

AlUiU ll-400a.
Llta Luiua. T.x. SsV6*X> (M<).
AJIamsha. rir., Ua. 11-741

Il-Tilc.

AIU Ulra. Hem*. 4-440 (f»).
AlUinira, cars. "
476o ; wall-i

VI W , Wl

— , tots.. Hp

Ill 14- ••» (D4).

1 1 M.I).
J»- J.KA-I11).
<ak. S8-JOK
-I Tenn. S6-410 n

Altamsfa (king of Delhi) 14*
431a.

ALTAMURA, It. l-759c ; 18-4
(P4).

Allan (or Yenta) (Mongol
khan)8-197c; 18-714cfs»-
... :

AJtapaa*. N.C. 18-771 (C3).

AlUplanicle 4-169b.

Altar, mt.. EC. 6-91 Id.

— , int., Mex. 18-318 (CI).

— ,rlv.. Mex. 18-31* (Bl);
25-416C.

— (constellation) : fee Ara.

ALTAR (religion) 1-7 59d : 18-
604a; consecration of Chris-
tian 7-9 18d; Deir-el-Uahri
l-372o; early Christian
3-473c: Hebrew religion 22-
321b; Jerusalem Temple S6-
606c; ligliU 16-676C. Set
alto Soma- altar. Turtle-
altars.

Altare. It. 11-lOld.

— . pass, Alps (BocchetU dell'
Altare) l-737c : 2-161C.

Altar-frontal 8-313a.

15-581C.
Altarnun, Corn. 8-430 (VI. C2).
Altar of Heaven, Peking 6-

I15b,

— of Horns, Delos 7-97 2a.

— of Phllenae. X.Af. : tee
Philaeni, altars of.

Alta Serolta (regls) 23-607b.
Altata. Mex. 18-318 (CI) ;
25-UOc.

— Salinas, bay. Mex. 18-318

AJto^V'ela. rocks. W.I. 12-814
(B2).

— Vera Paz, dept,, C.Am.
8-605d ; 12-662a.

AIU villa, Ger. : tee Eltville.
AltaVista, la. 28-740 (A5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (F2).
Alt-Becse. Hung. : tee O-

Becse.

Altberg. W. 26-442a.
Altbrelsach. Ger. : tee Brei-

- M a.

Altbnrga 2O-73a.
Altcur Coursing Club 7-32 1 b.
Alt Damm. Ger. 11-808
Alt Danzig, S. Kuss. 23-»74

(C-D2).
Altdorf. Ger. 17-763c ; 27-

760d.
ALTDORF, Switz. l-763a ;

26--.M2(F3); botanic garden

4-300b.

— , bay, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
ALTDORFER, ALBRECHT 1-

T83b.

— . Krhurd l-763b.
Altea. Sp. 25-530 (E3).

Alte Dessauer. Der : tee
Leopold 1^ prince of Anhalt-
Dessan.

Altefaht. Ger. 23-822b.

AJtels, mt., Alps l-744a;
l-749a; ll-573h.

ALTEN. SIR CHARLES 1-

Altcn, fjord. Nor. 19-800 (El) ;
19-SOOb.

— . riv.. Xor. 19-801a.
ALTENA. Ger. l-763c ; 11-

808 (I. k6).
Altenahr. Ger. 11-808 (I. J7) ;

l-433d.

Altenau limestone 8-125c.
Altenberg. Ger. (Rh.Prov.)

12-63b; abbey 2-406a.

— , Ger. (Saxony) 24-2C6a.

— . Moresnet 3-668 (H2) ; 13-
IMb.

Altenbnrg. Michael 14-188d.
ALTENBURG, Ger. l-763c ;

11-1*08 (III. nil); ll-60b;

town hall 1-4 J la.

— , Hang. : tre Korosbanya.

— , Mo7l8-608 (G4).

- . . i-- .. 1 ,v.3- • .'.

— . Ungarisch, Bung. : te»
NlagyarOTar.

Alten-Easen. Ger. 11-808 (L

]-k«).
AlterDramme, dirt., Ger. 11-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

ALTE-AMBA

Alten-Gleichen, castle. Ger.

12-118b.
Altcuhaus, mt., Hung. 15-

919a.
Altenhoven, Belg. 19-341

(Plan).
Altenkirchen, Ger. (Rh.Prov.)

11-808(1. k7) ; 17-6S4b.
— , Ger. (Riigen) 11-808 (Dl).
Altenklingen, Switz. 26-212

(Gl).

Altenmarkt. Aus. 3-4 (D3).
Alten-otting, Ger. : see AIt6t

ting.

Altensteig, Ger. 11-80S (Bl).
Altenstein, Karl 13-203a.
ALTENSTEIN, castle, Ger.

l-763d.
Altenwald. Pa. 21-106 (G-

H6).
Alter do ChSo, Port. 25-530

(B3) ; l-540d.
Alter horses l-540d.
Alternanthera 13-77 la.
Alternate (diet.) l-763d.

— hemiplegia 20-763c.

— husbandry l-394d.
Alternating insanity : see Folie

circulaire.
ALTERNATION (diet.) l-763d.

— of generations : see Genera-
tions, alternation of.

Alternative (diet.) l-763d.

— vote 23-1 16a.
Alternating currents : see

Currents, electric (alternat-
ing).
Alternator 8-769a ; 8-778c ;

9-1 S9b.
Alter Pedroso, Port. 25-530

(B3) ; l-540d.
Altcrum non laedere 27-64d.
Altos (king of Leleges) 16-

407a.

Altevand, Nor. 19-800 (Dl).
Alte Veste, Nuremberg 12-

7 !6c : 26-855C ; 27-64a ;

28-2Sld.
Alt - Franzosische Romanzen

(Bwtsch) 11-llSc.
Altseld, John Peter 6-123b ;

14-31 Id; Chicago anarchists

l-917c ; strikes 6-125a, 6-

503a.

Alt GUenicki 3-7S8 (map).
Altgraf (title) 7-314c.
ALTHAEA 1-76 la ; 18-92d.

— frutex 13-773C.

— olflcinalis : see Marsh
Mallow.

— rosea : see Hollyhock.
Altham, Althani Annesley, 1st

baron 2-1 6c.

— , Richard Annesley, 3rd
baron2-16c.

— , Emanuel 8-370c.

— , Sir James 2-16c.

Althann, countess 18-256b.

Althaus, Clemente 21-269b.

— , Julius 25-251d.

Althen, Jean 3-64a.

Althiburus, Tun. : see Medeina.

Althing (Iceland assembly)
14-23 Ib ; 14-232b.

Althof, Ger. 10-lOlc.

Althorp, Charles Robert Spen-
cer, viscount : see Spencer,
Charles Robert Spencer, 6th
earl.

— , John Charles Spencer, vis-
count : see Spencer, John
Charles Spencer, 3rd earl.

Althorp (mansion), Northants
9-420 (III. F2); 19-770b;
library 16-556d, 25-637c,
25-6:18c, 26-99C.

Althorpe, Lines. 3-68a.

Althotas (alchemist) 4-946d.

Althouse, Oreg. 20-242 (B5).

Alticamelus 27-497C.

Altichiero (painter) 20-480c ;
27-1035C.

Altieri, Emilie: see Clement X.

Alt.lia, It. : see Saepinnm.

Alt:lik27-441b.

Alti Mermer, Constantinople
7-4b.

Altinares 20-325a.

ALTING, JOHANN HEINRICH
l-764a.

Altingia excelsa : see Rasa-
: i:tla.

Altino, It. 15-4 (D2) ; see also
Altinum, It.

ALTINUM, It. l-764a ; 15-26
(D2).

— , Pannonia : see Mohacs.

Altionos, Fr. : ate Tours.

AUiora Peto (Oliphant) 20-S3c.

Altis, Olympia 20-95c ; 20-
94a : ll-443d-

ALTITUDE (above sea-level)
l-764b ; determination 11-
615c. 26-1 17il. 26-151a; J.
A. Deluc 7-976b.

— (astron.) l-764b ; 2-802d ;
Bouguer's instrument 19-
290b ; double 19-286c.

Altitudes, Equal : see Equal
altitudes.

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

Altjira 27-S4b.
Altkirch, Ger. 11-808 (A5).
Alt-K611n, Berlin 3-785b.
Altkonig, mt., Ger. 26-4 54b.
Altman, Fla. 10-540 <E4).
Altmann (bishop) 12-570b ;

12-57 Id.

— , Capt. (navigator) 21-947a
— , F. : incandescent lamp 16-

654c.

— , Johann Georg 26-264a.
— , R. 22-478C.
Altmann, mt., Switz. 26-212

(G2) ; l-745a.
Altmar, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Altmark, truce of 12-735C ;

26-203a.

Alt -Meissen porcelain 5-750a.
ALTMUHL, riv., Gcr. l-764b ;

11-808 (C4) ; S-894a.
Altnagiuthasach, Seot. l-50a.
Altnaharra, Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
Alto, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

Ark. 2-552 (E2).

Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

La. 17-54 (Cl).

Mich. 18-372 (E7).

N.Mcx. 19-520 (E4).

Tex. 26-690 (M4).
ALTO (music) l-764b.
Altobiscar, Sp. 21-95c.
Alto Caqueta, Colom. : see

Caqueta.

Alto clarinet 6-438d.
Alto-cumulus 6-558d.
Alto de La Paz, Bol. 4-172a.

— del Viento, Colom. 6-702c.

— Douro, dist., Port. 28-726a.

— Douro Company 22-150a.
Alt-Ofen, Hung. : see O.-Buda.
Altofts, Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
Altoga, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Alto Itacayuna, riv., Braz.

4-440 (F3).

Alton, Eduard Josef d' 9-325c.
Alton, Cal. 5-8 (Al).
— , Fla. 10-540 (Cl).
ALTON, Hants l-764c; 9-420
(III. F4); 12-904a; Cava-
liers' rout (1643) 12-407d ;
Pilgrims' way 21-604b.
la. 14-732 (A2).
111. l-764c ; 14-301 (B5).
Ind. 14-422 (E8).
Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
La. 17-54 (D6).
Me. 17-434 (D3).
Mo. 18-608 (E5).
N.H. 19-490 (E5).
Queens. 2-960 (H5).
Staffs. 9-416 (II. D4).
Ya. 28-118 (C4).
\V.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Upper, 111. : see Upper
\lton.

ALTONA, Ger. l-764d ; 11-
808 (B2); 12-875b; con-
vention 24-336c ; observa-
tory 19-957a.
— , 111. 14-304 (B2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— . N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).
Alton Bay, N.H. 19-490 (E5).
Alto Nevado, Chil. l-962b.
Alton lA>cke (Kingsley) 15-

817d

Alton Station, Ky. 15-740
(C-D3).

— Towers, mansion. Staffs.
25-759C.

Altoona, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Fla. 10-540 (E3).
— , la. 14-732 (D3).
— . Kan. 15-654 (G3).
ALTOONA, Pa. l-765b ; 21-

106 (F4).

— , Wash. 28-354 (B3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).
Alto Paraupeba, Braz. 4-440

(F3).
Alto Pascio, battle (1325) 15-

36d, 5-485a; battle (1341)

21-645C.

Alto Pass, 111. 14-304 (C6).
ALTO-RELIEVO l-765d ; 23-

61b.

Altorf, Switz : see Altdorf.
Altosano, W.I. 22-124 (Al).
Alto-stratus 6-558d.
Alto Tapajos, riv., S.Am. 1-

785 (map) ; l-784d.
ALTOTTING, Ger. l-765d :

11-808 (D4).
ALTRANSTADT, Ger. l-765d ;

11-808 (III. Q10).
Altranstadt, Treaty of (1706)

l-765d, 2-916a; (1707) 1-

765d, 5-930c.
Altrie, George Keith, 5th earl :

see MarischaL George Keith,

5th earl.
ALTRINCHAM, Ches. l-765d ;

16-139 (D3).
Altringer, Johann, count von :

see Aldringer.
ALTRUISM l-766a; 9-20b ;

Comte 6-821a ; Cyrenaics

7-7 04a ; Drummond and

Fiske 8-600b ; Nietzsche 9-

842c; Shaftesbury 9-830a;

Spencer 25-637a ; Taylor 9-

844a. See also Benevolence.
Alt-Ruppin, Ger. 11-808 (D2) ;

23-S56d.

Altsandec, Aus. 3-4 (G2).
Altsek, riv., Alsk. : see Alsek.
Altsohl, Hung. : see Zolyom.
— , Esterhazy of : see Ester-
hazy of Z61yom i Altsohl.
Altstatten, St. Gall, Switz. 26-

242 (H2) ; 24-4a.
Altstetten, Zurich, Switz. 26-

242 (E2).

Alt-Strelitz, Ger. : see Strelitz.
Altun (burial mound) 15-754c.
Altun Keupri, Turk.As. 26-305

(F2).

Altuntash (of Ghazni) 20-422C.
Altura, Colo. 6-722 (C4).
Alturas, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Altus, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (B3).
Altusried, Ger. 26-242 (11).
Altvater, mt., Aue. 3-4 (El) ;

18-817a.

— , mts., Aus. : see Sudetes.
ALTWASSER, Gcr. l-766c ;

11-808 (F3).
Alty-agach, Cauo. 23-874 (F3);

5-553c.

Altyu-kul, China 27-473c.
ALTYN-TAGH, mts., f. Asia 1-

766c; 6-168 (D-E2); 2-739a;

27-347b ; geology 6-170a.
Altyntash, Asia M. 21-544a.
Altyn-Tiibe, mt., C.Asia 8-

289b.
Altyre, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ; 9-

269a ; 10-672c.
Alty Shahr, dist., C.Asia 15-

686b.

Alub, El, Sud. 9-130h.
Alnbihid, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
Alu Bukhara prunes 27-4S4a.
Aludda, Asia if. 21-544a.
Al-ud-din (son of Murad II.)

27-445C.

Aludel furnace 18-156C.
Alula, Ras 9-747c; 2-763c ;

campaign against Osman

Digna9-126c, l-93d; Italians

15-73d.
Alula, Somlnd. : see Bandar

Alula.

Alula (entom.) 8-307b.
Alum, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
ALUM (chemistry) l-766c ; 2-

953c ; in bread 4 - 468c ;

crystalline form 7-576a ; in

dyeing 8-748c; as emetic

9-336b.

— , concentrated : see Alu-
minium sulphate.
Alumbagh, India : see Alam-

bagh.

Alum Bank, Pa. 21-106 (E5).
— , bay, I. of W. 9-420 (III.

D5) ; ll-209c ; 5-753d ;

geology 3-207a.

— Bay beds (preol.) 3-207a ;
9-662b; 9-664a ; 20-552d.

Alumbrados : «ee Illuminati.
Alumbre, mts., Arg. 15-547b.
Alum Bridge, W.Va. 28-500

(C2).

Alum cake l-772d.
Alum Chine, Hants 4-333a."

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552
(C3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (E4).

— Hill, Mass. 17-852 (A2).
Alumina l-769a ; ll-360d ;

18-202C.

— , sulphate of : see Alu-
minium sulphate.

Aluminates l-772c ; 18-201d.

Alumine, lake, Arg. 2-462
(B4); l-962c.

Aluminilite : see Alnnite.

Alumiuite : see Alunite.

ALUMINIUM l-767d ; 18-
504d ; 18-505a ; 6-45c ;
alloys l-708c, 9-234a, 17-
345c ; catalytic action 5-
502a ; in coinage 19-680d ;
electric conduction 22-235c ;
tests for 6-62b, 6-63a.

— boride 4-267d.

— bromide l-772d.

— bronze l-771c ; 4-640b ;
9-234a.

— chloride 1-7 7 2c.

— Company of Oldbury 1-
769c.

— Corporation l-770c.

— Crown Metal Co. l-769c.

— fluoride l-772c.

— fluo-silicate 27-48b.

— gold 28-365d.

— hydrates l-772b.

— iodide l-772d.

— mellitate 6-54c.

— nitrate l-772d.

— nitride 1-77 2d.

— oxide : see Alumina,
•phosphates 1-7 7 3a; 27-
482d ; 28-430a.

— silicates l-773a.

— sulphate 1-772(1 ; 16-747c ;
in dyeing 8-748c.

Aluminium sulphide 1-7 7 2d.
Aluminum (Alumium) : see

Aluminium.
Alumno, Niccolo : see Libera

tore, Niccolo di.
Alum shale (schist) l-767a ;

5-313a ; 6-474b ; 22-692c ;

16-534a.

Alum Springs, Va. 28-118 (C3).
Alumstono : see Alunite.
Alum Well, Tenn. 26-020

(II).
Alun (poet) : see Blackwell,

John.
Alun, riv., Wales (Merioneth)

18-lGSb.
— , riv., Wales (Pembroke)

23-1 020a.
Aluug-kangri, mt., Tib. 6-168

ALUNITE l-773a ; l-767a ;

18-516C.
Alunno, Niccolo : see Libora-

tore, Niccolo di.
Alupka, S.Russ. 23-874 (E4) ;

7-449c ; 23-883a.
Alupo, Asia M. 5-330a.
Alur, India 13-5 Ib.
ALUR (Lur). tribe 1-7 73b ;

l-328c ; l-330a ; 27-5S9a.
ALURE (arch.) l-773b.
Alured (Aluredus) of Beverley:

see Alrodus of Beverley.
Aluredus, St : see Aelred.
Alus (cl Uzz), Turk.As. 26-305

(E2) ; 9-896c.
Alusarsid (Alu-Sharshid) : see

Urumush.
Alushta, Russ. 23-874 (E4) ;

7-449C.
Aluta (Olt, Alt), riv., Eur.

23-826 (B2-3) ; 3-4 (14) ;

27-211a; 23-826b ; 9-909d.
Alutas, riv., Russ. : see Terek,

riv.

Alu-usharshid : see Urumush.
ALVA (Alba), FERNANDO AL-

varez de Toledo, duke of

l-773b ; 5-343d ; 15-862b ;

defeat of Antonio 2-149c ;

Netherlands campaign 19-

418a.

Alva, Miss. 18-600 (C2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
ALVA, Scot. l-774a; 24-418

(D2) ; 6-417d ; geology 6-

417b.

— , Port. 25-530 (A2).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (HI).
— , riv., Port. 25-530 (A-B2) ;

22-135b.

Alvallade, Port. 25-503 (A4).
Alvaneu, Switz. 26-242 (113) ;

12-608C.
Alvanley, William Arden, 2nd

baron 7-803b ; 8-641c.
Alvanley, Ches. 9-416 (II. B3).
Alvarado, Eugenio 20-275d.
— , Jorge de 24-155b.
— , Juan B. 5-17d, 20c.
— , LuisMoscoso de25-436a.
— , PEDRO DE 1 - 774a ;

Guatemala, conquered 12 •

663d ; Salvador conquered

24 - 97c ; Quezaltenango

founded 22-747b.
Alvarado, Mex. 18-318 (G4) ;

27-1015b.

— , Tex. 26-690 (B8).
— , Va. 28-118 (C2).
— , mt., Chil. l-962d.
Alvares de Andrade : see

Andrade, Fernao Alvares de.
— , Affonso22-157d.
— , Emanuel 6-459c.
— , Fernando 4-495c.
— , FRANCISCO l-774b ; 1-

96a ; ll-626a ; 22-159b.
— , DON JOSE 1-774C.
— , Juan 18-340d ; 18-347a.
— , DON MANUEL l-774c.
— • de Castro, Mariano ll-903a.

— de Pcreira y Cubero, Jos6 :
see Alvarez, Don Jos6.

— de Pineda, Alonso 18-606b.
Alvarez Jonte, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
Alvarez Quintero, Serafin : see

Quintero, Serafin Alvarez.

— y Bougel, Don Jos6 1-
774c.

— y Mendizabal, Juan 25-
557b.

Alvaro Pelayo : see Pelayo,

Alvaro.

ALVARY, MAX l-774d
Alvar Yafiez do Minaya 12-

644d.
Alvaston, Derby. 9-410(II.E4);

8-71d.

Alvastra, Swed. 28-15c.
Alvaton, Ky. 15-740 (B4).
Alvear, Carlos 18-7 7 9d.
Alvear, Arg. 2-462 (D4).
ALVEARY (diet.) l-774d.
Alvechurch, Worcs. 9-420 (III.

D2).
Alvena (anc. Minthe), mts., Gr.

9-278d.
Alvensleben, Albrecht, count

vonl-775b.

ALVENSLEBEN, CONSTAN-
tin von l-774d; ll-6d; Or-
leans campaign 20-291a ;
strategy 25-993d.

— , Gustav von l-775b ; 11-
6d ; Metz Campaign 18»
30Sd.

Alvensleben, fort, Ger. 10«

697b.
Alveolar arcade 25-197b.

— gland 9-7()(id.
ALVEOLATE (diet.) l-775b.
Alveoli 9-706d ; 22-802d ; of

jaw bone 26-499d ; of lung
23-186d.
Alveolina 7-4 18a ; 9-063d.

— beds 9-063a.
Alveolites25-110d.
Alverca, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Alverno, mt., It. 10-938d.
Alverstoke, Hants 9-420

(III. E5) ; 12-267d.

ALVERSTONE, RICHARD
Everard Webster, 1st baron
l-775b ; Alaska boundary
commission l-477d, 5-164c.

Alvcrthorpe, Yorks. 28-1133
(C2).

Alverton, Corn. 21-125c.

— , Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Alves, Rodrigues 4-462d.
Alves, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ;

geology 9-269C.
Alvetune, Yorks. : see North-

allerton.
Alveus (to Rom. baths) 3-

514d.
Alviauo, Bartholomew 17-

.
Alvie, lake, Scot. 24-112

(102).

Alvirlla, Port. 16-771b.
Alvier, int., Switz. 26-242

(G2) ; l-745a.
Alvin, 111. 14-304 (E3).

— . Tex. 26-690 (M6).
Alvingham, Lines. 9-416 (II.

113) ; 16-716C.
Alvington, Gloucs. 9-420 (III.

B3).

Alvinston, Can. 20-114 (B3).
Alvintzi, Joseph 11-1 Sla; 11-

192b; 2-446d.
Alvis (myth.) 8-922b.
Alviso, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
.l/i-M.<m<i/8-922b.
Al-Vista camera 21-506a
Alvito, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Alvo, isl., Nor. 19-804 (A2).
Alvo, mt., It. 15-4 (B4).
Alvor, P. : on Shakespeare

25-491a.

Alvor, Port. 25-530 (A4).
Alvord, Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— , la. 14-732 (Al).

— , Tex. 26-690 (K2).

— , desert, Oreg. 20-242 (G5) ;
20-243b.

— , lake, Oreg. 20-242 (G5) ;
20-243b.

Alvordton, O. 20-26 (A-B1).
Alvy, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Aiwa (of Aleppo) 4-762a.
Ahva. Af. : see Aloa.
Alwalton, Hunts. 9-424 (IV.

Bl); church 13 - 953b ;

springs 13-951d.
Alwar, India, 14-376 (G6) ;

l-775d.

— , agency 22-866a.
ALWAR, state l-775c ; 15-

129a.
Alwardua de Aldholme 20-

74b.

Alwaye, India 14-382 (G14).
Alwen, riv., Wales 8-lSa ;

7-211a.

— , lake, Wales 8-18a.
Alwin (bishop) 20-174d.

— , earl of Lennox: see Lennox,
Alwin, earl of.

Alwin, riv., -Northumb. 9-412

I. D2).
Alwington, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

D2).
Alwinton, Northumb. 9-412

(I. D2).

Alwisia 19-1 05d.
Alwoodley, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
Ahvyn : see Alwin.
Alxinger, Johann Baptist von

11-791C.

Aly, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Alyat, Cauc. 23-874 (F4).
ALYATTES l-776a ; 2-760a ;

12-448a ; 18-443b ; tomb

2-379a, 27-3760.
Alybe : see Gibraltar.
Alyites : see Alids.
Alyn, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. El);

l-478b ; 10-522a.
Alypin l-910a.
ALYPIUS (Greek writer) 1-

776a.

— (of Antioch) l-776a.
Alypo, cape, Asia M. 23-258a.
Alyscamps : see Aliscamps.
Alysseide 26-123c ; 5-512a.
Alysiidae 14-243a.
Alyssos, Gr. 12-424 (C2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page i.

In make full use of thl* Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I,

ALTE-AMBA

Abwon. 7013. ; IS-TMb;

'MM ffr*86b.

mm 10-AJ.M..

•...I M-ltn . ».ii . 21-

•4-41*
24-11*

. . ii

^^BC. JOHANN BAPTIST 1-

AUt'n. 'Ft. (Oard) 10-778 (It).
Kuc. ft. (Aude) 10-7 78

r. 13- IJSa,

i ii>. 6-l«> a I).

i-.'Sd; 1-29*:
i- . 26-988B,

ABU. I i. 17- i » ')•

• ik.i. inl'i' : arr llaia.
1. 15-B29C.

>|p (ivmtl) : «r< Hurra.
Amahrir (phllowiphrr) 7-862c.

A> CW* ' T" N'Y'

dtot., N.Y. 28-

•.'.'-•
Anuiriin. rlr.. Brit.Gul. 12-

«75 (111).

Amacuaac, rlr., Mex. 18-830d.
Ama. la. ruins Egy. 9- I
Ama.ln*. rinliii 19-7750 ; 22-

Ri ,
Am,,,!,,, tl ld,,inr 23-5030 ;

AiiMdaaras. Aria M. 21-.'.«4a.
^^BsTiit 28-lltiu ; 13-1760.
Anm<l» Yraiw 1-ttnd.
Aniadc. Ladislau* 13-926*.
Amadcii. Giovanni Antonio 18-

u» V. nit Savor) 24-
.•i- . : 11- • '

— VI. (,,f Savoy) 24-156 ; 24-

15-s65a.

-Vll. i..f Savoy) 24-256;
24--

— V III. ...f Savoy) : are Felix

>pe).

— \\.(»t Savoy) 24-256 ; 24-
:• . : !.

us. lake, 8. An*. 2-960

•-.i tJd; 2-962b.
'hlambo : are Ndh-
laiube.
Amadi. F.try. 9-HTo,

•h. trnV : Her Mndi.
Amadla, Turk.As. 28-305 (El):

Amadia (people) : nrr Media.
Amadili. Af. 9-r_'6c,
Amadlna faclata : tee Cut-

throat.
AMADIS DE CAULA l-776d ;

2S-.'.M>d: ll-r.'Sa: 22-157a.
Amadjuak. lake. Can. 5-160

(P3): 3-1938.
Amadorl 23-648 (E2-1).
Amadocu" : art Medocus.
v. Cal. S-S (C2).

5-- ill).

AMADOU 1-777C.
Amadnur. -t 23-l25b.

.yaka: arr Ninm-Nliim.
A m 11 fan lti» ( Amaflnlus) : ire

Ama-Fcngti : tee Flngo.
Amagansett, N.Y. 19-.v.ir,

(Hlji S---..M.

Ama-Goaleka : tee Oealeka.
Amagcr. 1*1., Den. 8-'.' i

7-96b ; 7-98a.
Amagerbro, Copenhagen 7-

96c.

Amagl. reef. Jap. 15-156 (PS).
Amagizan, mt.. Jap. 15-i;>i>

Ama-Oqunukwehi : arr Gqunu

EMM.

Anm-iiwall: are Gwall.
Ama-Hahabe : arr Rarabe.
Amahui. Mal.Arch. 17-466

tm

— . .li-t.. Mal.Arch. l-797b ;

Aniahlui.l. tril.,- 19-2604.
Ainaholi : tre Moll.
Amu. !,,in. 8-702d.

it«a. int.. S.E.Af. : te>

Majuba.

Ania-Khakhabe : tee Rarabe.
Am'ak of Bokhara 21-250a.
Amakura, riv., Venes. 27-9S9

<C2).

AMAK

. ) 1-TTTe,
B<m4- at-IVO (111).

r i :.,

JtmJfefHk,

AMALAHIC < v ,-ik-..i i.) l-777e ;

88-;«w> . i.-

AMALASUNTHA <^^H

•MaUml 1-7 7 7d
AouMSaltss, tril..-

656b : l-66o.
AMALLKITE8 l-778a ; 14-

."."M . l.raallte wan 24-

AninW (Antonio Tndrwhlnl) :
are Antonio Toil. ~ him.

lavio IVcolnnnnl) : *re

AMA1.1 I. 1 15-1

: 15-1 -. ; cathedral
I-S9.V, 18-20Kd.

" Amain " (cruiser) 24-913O,

AMALGAM 1-77H. .

Amalgamat. f Rail-

way Servants. Onborno «.
27-143a.

\-;. i^- 1- kttad !••<: 20--' ;:i!..

Amalgamation proeosH 12-
197b; 25-113(1.

Amalla (queen of Qrer<v) 20-
STlb ; 2-840c.

— (duehes* of Saxe-Welraar) :
tee Anna Amalla.

— (queen of Saxony) 15-11 1.
Amalla Ellzabefh (of Hesse-

Cassel) 13-lHld; portrait
18-39 (PI. II. tltr. 8).

Amalla (zool.) ll-516b.

Aiuuliit.s. (ir. 12-424 (C3).

A malic acid l-JOic.

Amallenbonr. palace*, Copen-
hagen 7-970.

Amalrio (of Bena) : tee
Amalric ot Bena.

— I. (of Cypnis) : tre Anmlric
H. (of Jerusalem).

— III. -Amaury do Muntford
(of Kvroux): tee Evroux.
Amaury do Montfort, count
of.

— I. (of Jerusalem) l-778o ;
7-549 ; 7-532d : 3-931a ;
Templars 28-593c, 28-594a,
24-llh.

— II. (of Jerusalem and
Cyprus) l-779a; 7
17-130d.

— VI. (ot Montfort) 17-744o ;
10-8 17a.

— (patriarch of Antlocli) 17-

Ain.ilricinns l-779b.
AMALRIC OF BENA l-779a ;
19- 126s.

riv., NIc. : tee

(Italian family)

(irunilr.

AMALTEO

l-T79b.

— . POMPONIO 1-779C.
AMALTHE1A (myth.) l-779o ;

l-254d.

Amaltheidae S-691a.
Amaltheu-s 5-694a.

— maigaritatu.4 15-569b.

— splnatus 15-5091).
Amalnsa. EC. 8-911 (111).
Am. nna (meteorol.) : are

Sukhemanl.

Amamah (costume) 14-418a.
Amamareh, dint., £yr. 16-

ISM.
Amain ba, mt.. Braz. 4-110

(E7).
Aina-Mlmlus, tribe :

Mbalus.

Amambwe. tribe l-330c.
Amamioahlnia, M., Jap.

156 (F12) : 17-99a.
Ama-Mnonda, tribe :

Pondo.
Ama-Mpondumkl, tribe :

Pondomiat
Amamvcllcr, Qer. : tee Aman-

y i 1 1 '

Aman (rice) 3-731a.
AMANA, la. l-779o; 14-732

( K3).

Amanah.riv.. Pal. : arrAbana.
Amannhia. ditt., Ou.OU : tee

Anollonla.

Amana Society l-779c.
Amanat. riv., India 14-370

<L7).

An. .1111 -.if- 21-'.'i;.'"-.
Amance. riv., Kr. 13-73a.

— .treaty of (l-.'l-i 17- in,-.
Amancvy. Kr. 1O-77S ((il).
Amand. St 19-113d ; 11-

234b: 23-10) 1,1.
Amanda. O. 20-26 (E5).
Amanda be le (Amandebele) :

•re Matabele.

Amandaville. Ky. 15-7 10 (C4).
Amande mystique 10-427O ;

27-10510.

tee

15-

trr

tee

Amaadn*.Bt: ara Amaad. 0t.

IHb.,

Anunfwana. tribe 29-lOMd.

iMf.MM.nE

2-7' . .7o; 8-M»c.

A miiiii.i.-. rrW i«— , A.U. M.

arr A nun

• •a* (truuba
• l"!ii ' 22- >
AMANITA 1-7-0.,; ll-343d

Kiliuon.l 2O-505b;
22-198d.

-

Ainn Ndhlambe. tribe:
Nillil .

-I 23-447a.

Alintlita 13-i

Amanta* S-464C.
Amantca. It. 18-4 (B-F3) ;
4-695C.

Ama • Ntlncle, trllxi : tre

NIK
Ama - Ntombcla, tribe: tee

N tombata.
Amnnlt toriunSg (Marffoerlto

il'AiMrouWme): tee llrvta-

mrron.
Arnault magniflttuei. Let (Mo-

l,..r. i IS-ili.i.i..
Amanii. ixl., J'ac.O. 2O-lti>

:.;>.

AMANUENSIS (.lirl.) l-780b.
^m«nt1« mta., AalA M. : tee

Giaour Uagh and Klnu

DMh.
Amanvlllen. Oer. 18-309

(plan); 18-312U.
AmaW (family) 13-S41d.
Amapa, riv., liraz. 4-440 (Fl) ;

4-llla.
AMAPALA, llond. l-780b;

S-i-.T

— . bay, C.Ain. : tee Fonaeoa,
bay.

Amapary, riv., Bras. 4-440

: 4-llla.

Ama-I'ondo, tribe : fee Pondo.
Amaputaland, di»t.. S.Af. : tee

Tonga land.
Amur. J. A. It. 3-D la.
Amur, Nig. 19-678 <E3) ;

19-

— , tribe 5- 111 I) ; l-376c.
Amiiru, Sud. 28-9 (B-C1) ;

9--li;.l : t<-miile26-14b.

— , Turk.Aa. 28-305 (G:i) ; 3-
4891).

— , riv., Aby. : tee Galana
Sagan.

— , el, Damascua 7-785a.
Amur A I, .ida, mosque, Tun.

15-638a.

Amara llnnka~. 26-t5a.
Amara-KotHa 24-lslc ; 1-

781a.
Amiiral, Caetane do 22- 1(5 In.

— , Ferraira do (gov. of Macao):
tee Fcrrcira do Amaral.

— , Ferrelra do (Port, poli-

I 22-155b.
Amaramlm, lake, I'ort.K.Af.

Ainaran (people) 25-383C.
Amurant: tee Amaranth.
Amurantaccae ll-256d ; 1-

780c; 10-10b.
Amarante. Braz. 4-140 (113) ;

21-..75b.

- . l'..rt.22-139b.
AMARANTH l-7SOc ; 13-

474b.

Amarantl. Port. 21-92b.
Amarantito 14-799a.
Amarantua (ot Alexandria)

28-762C.
Anuiruni us (plant) : tee Amar-

anth.

— caudatus : tee Love-lie«-
bleodlng.

— hypochondriacus : tee
lYiiKt-'s feather.

AMARAPURA, llur. l-780d ;

4-sin (Kl) : 4-^C.M.
AMARAR, tribe 1-7 M.I.
Amu-lUrubc, tribe: tee Ra-

r .<',„•.
Amaraaimha : tee Amara

:ia.
AMARA SINHA l-781a ; 8-

197d.
Amararntl, India : are Amra-

vatl.

Am.ir ]'..-25--:t. : 12- ;:.~.l.
Amardl. tribe 18-21a.
Amardian : tee Susian Ian

Amardus. riv.. Pen. : tee

Sefld Hud.
Amarella, mt., Port. : tee

OuraL
Amarga. lacoon*. Arg. 7-

11 la.

Amarjtettl, Cyprus 7-700d.
Amargoaa. Braz. 4-440 (15).

Amario*: ttt Znw Amarioa.
Amariaano*. tribe 8-7OO«.
Amarkantak, India 14-378

.•i

. 19-388a.

> l-»99b.

Amarlu. Pen. 12-«d.
Amarna. ruin*. Ktrr. : •«

Ted-el-Amarna.
Amarna lett«n t aw Tell-el-

Amarna Letter*.
Amarnath. India. 14-3M(E10).
Amur... nil.. 11. 18-4 (K3) ;

2-182a.

Amaronclum 27-389d.
Amarracao, liraz. 20-Mftla.
Amarru : tee Amurm.
AmurSiiiKh I. 13-,
Amiir-ud 3-MM.
Ainaru-nayu, riv^ Peru : arr

M ..!:•• .1. Die .

Amarwara, India 14-376 (IIH).
Amaryllldaceae 18-684.1 . 21-

7-1 ,
AMARYLLIS 1-78 Id : 13-

76sb ; *tamen* 10-568b :

tee olio Hlppea*trum.

— Ilcllodonna : tee Bella-
donna Uly.

— eque*tre : tee Barbados
Illy.

Amarynthla (Amarriia), Ar-

temu.l-780d.

Amarynthus (myth.) l-780o.
AinaryiithiK, Ur. l-780c.
Amaam (bibl.) 15-417c; 7-

Anuua, Mich. 28-740 (E2).
Amasen. region, Af. : tee

Amaaera, Asia M. : are

Aa ,-T -.

Amaahaba, mta., Rhod. 25-

:•••: '\ k.'«.

AMASIA. Aala M. l-781d ;
2-760 (02); 23-81-
Uabommod27-415a; I Uiman
annexation Il-:i94b: treaty
(1555)27-147.1.

AmaHine, E.Ind. : tee Bachlan.

AMASIS (Ahmaac, Aahmes) L
l-782a ; 9-83a ; Hykoo*
stronghold taken 14-176a ;
mummy 18-968a; in Syria
21-t50d.

— II. 1-7 82a; 9-87d ; 3-
870d ; Cyprus 7-699b : 21-
206d ; Greek* farourol 12-
44Sa; Poly era tc*' alliance
22-23C.

— (vane painter) 5-71 7c.
Amasra ( Amasreh. Amasaera),

Ada M. : tee Amaatrto.
Amaasona l-791b.
Anmstris (wife of Xerxes) :

arr Ameairls.

— Ama«trine(daaghterofOxy-
artes) 17-1818.

Amastris (Amaaera, Amaareh,

9i -.1:-;-:. \- : M. 23-' !-

(F2); 20-7360 ; coins 19-

uao.

Amu-surfru. mt*., C.As. : are

Humboldt.

Am:i-Swul. tribe : tee Swazi.
Ainut (liurmese official; 26-

847a.
Amata (Amatboa), Pal. 20-

602 (Dl).

Ama-Tefulu, tribe : »rrTcfulu.
Amatcis, Louis 28-349d.
Ama-Tembu. trllw: »r«Tembn.
Amateraau (deity) 15-222b ;

15-2520.
Amateur, St : tee Amadnur.

M.

AMATEUR l-782b; boxing
4-35 Ib ; cricket 7-4 4 la :
definition l-782d : football
10-619a ; rowing 23-785a.

Amateur Athletes of America,
National Aaaociation of 2-

.

— Athletic Assoclation2-847d.

— Athletic Club 2-847o; 4-
350c.

— Athletic Union (U.S.) 2-
847d : l-782d.

— Boxing Association 4-35 Ib.

— Cup Competition lO-622b.

— Dramatic Club (Cambridge)

— Oarsmen, National A.««««J».
tion of 23-788a.

— Itowing Association
(\.

AMATHUS. Cj-proa l-783b ;
gems ll-565a ; Ariadne-

,

i.ilur 18-i7»a (Btr.) ;
It-Mil" <»••)•

AMATI (famllr) 1-7 Mo I 18-
1044.

in, C.Aro. 8-47«(A4).
2SMMO*. K 8<4T8

an>. .

AMATITLAN <r%n Joan «•
Am.11114. . l-;»Sc;

8-81 >

— , Uke. C.AD. «-«IS (A3);

AmaUvctMli (pbno.) tl-AMb.
AIM to (chron^ler) M-»4b.

.. mt».. Cap* Col. 18-

HSldi .tormln«of8-t40a.
Ama-Tonca. tribe : arr Tonga.
AmatangalazMl. dtat., B.Al. :

trr Tonga la no.
Anim . .:

Amatory paranoia XO-76>d.
Amatovo, lake. Turk. 27-418

(C3); 17-md.
Amatungulu : *tr Natal Plum.
Ainatura, Braz. : tee Matura.

Amaura 11-5 16b.
Amauri* 18-49»d.
AmaurobUdac 2S-M4C.
Amaurocbaetaoeae 19-105d.
AmaurochaeUi 19-loid ; 18-

108k,
AmaurochaeUneae 19-1 0.'.d.

AMAUR08IS (diet.) 1-78M.
Amaoroaporale* 18-l05d.
Amaury : are Amalric.
Amavwya 13-493d.
Ama-Veklo. tribe : are Velelo.
Ama Wang (Chinese regent)

Amaxealbe, tribe : are Xealbe.
Amaxlchl (Amaxikhl). Or. :

are Santa Maura.
Ama-Xoaa, tribe l-330d ; 15-

627d ; Cape Colony invaded

by (1835) 8-695d ; deluaion

among (1858) 8-24 Ob ; to

Natal 19-2i4d.
Amayich. SCTV. 24-886 (AD.
AmazaL tribe 12-118d.
Amaziah (priest of Bethel)

1-87 7 b.
— (king of Jndah) 8-869a;

15-379C ; 8-950a.
AninziKh, tribe 18-SSSc ; 3-

765a : 18-8110.
AMAZON, riv., S.Am. l-78Sd ;

1-TV. (map); 2S-l»7b; 4-

440d ; British Guiana 4-

462d ; explorer* 21-631d.

16-5 Id, 1-1 66b. 8-3J5a;

geology 4-442b.
AMAZONAS, state, Braz. 1-

790a: 4-440 (A-D3) ;

population 4-4 46a.
AMAZONAS, dept.. Pern 1-

790h : 21-264 (Al A: 112).
AMAZONAS, territory. '

l-790b ; redistribution 1909

2--' ••• • .

Amazonia, Mo. 18-608 (B2).
Amaronlte : lee Amazon-

Amazonlus : are December.
Amazon* (of Dahomey) 7-

737b ; reorganised by Geso

7-736a.
AMAZONS (legend) l-790b;

Ephenu* 9-672d. 8-675b ;

Ilittite legend 13-539b ;

sciilntores, statues, &c. 12-

485<1. 12-481 c, 12-1-

133d ; Theseu*' adventure*

28-838a.

Amazon Steam Navigation
l-789d; 4-447c; 20-

747b.

AMAZON-STONE l-791b.
Ama-Zulu, tribe : tee Zulu.
Amb, India 14-37 c.
Amba, India : tee Mominabad.
Amba Alagl. Aby. : battle

(1895) 18-77d; l-94a.
Ambabah, Egy. : are Ambnba.
Ambabo. Somlnd. 28-379

(C2) ; 25-382d.
— , 1*1.. Somlnd. 25-3S3a.
Amtiaca, W.Af. 8-923 (AS);

2-39c.
Amhach l-3?Sb ; Nile Sudd

26-.-,.

Ambad. India 14-S82 (F10).
Amhadi. lake. Sad. 3-213b
Ambagarh, mts.. India 3-843d.
Amhajemaekomus, falls, lie.

17-431 (C-D3).

Ambaka, W.Af. : tee Ambaoa.
Ambala. India : tee I'mballa.
Ambalangoda. Cey. 14-361

(H16).
Amhal-a.«hkan. mts., Tnrkest.:

arr Kalta-alamn.
Ambalema. Colom. 8-701 (B3);

6-:. -..
Ambaliabe. Mad. 17-271 (Ct).

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Amban (official) 26-922a.
Ambanaz, Asia M. 21-5 I l.v
Ambarawa, Jav. 15-284 (D2) ;

15-290b.
Ambar Chai, riv.. Arm. 2-565

(C2).
Ambari hemp : see Deccan

hemp.
Ambar, Malik 3-763D ; 2

922d ; 7-848d.
Ambarnath, India : see Amar-

nath.
AMBARVALIA l-791c ; 23-

578d ; 22-416a.
Ambas, bay, W.Af. 5-110

(A4); 5-11 la.
— , mts., Aby. l-84b.
— , isl., W.Af. : see Ndami.
Amba Salt, At. 9-747b.
AMBASSADOR l-791o; 8

296b ; precedence 22-268o

privileges 8-299c, 14-3391),

24-130d, ll-380a ; title

10-50a ; Wotton's epigram

28-837b : see also Nuncio.
— extraordinary l-791d.
Ambassadors, Hall of the : see

Hall of the Ambassadors.
Anibasse, W.Af. : see Sao

Salvador.
AmbassU Galla, tribe ll-414b.
Ambassy : see Embassy.
Ambasus, Asia M. 21-544a.
AMBATO (Asiento de Am-

bato). EC. l-792b; 8-911

(B2); climate 8-914c; popu-
lation (table) 8-9 17a.
— , mts., Arg. 2-462 (C2) ; 1-

792b ; 2-461C.
— , plain, EC. 8-911C.
Ambaya, mts., Parag. 20-

757a.

Ambazac, FT. 10-778 (E5).
— , mts., Fr. 13-75c.
Ambelaki, Gr. 24-58d.
Ambelakia, Gr. 12-424 (Dl).
Ambelau, isl., Mai. Arch. 17-

466 (F3).

Ambene, riv., Fr. 23-360b.
Ambepussa, Cey. 14-382 (H16).
Amber, Malik : see Ambar,

Malik.
AMBER, India l-792c ; 14-

376 (F-G6).

— , Mich. 18-372 (D6-J).
— . isl., Ind.O. 17-271 (CS).
— , riv., Derby. 6-474b.
AMBERl-792c; ancient trade

9-S55d, 21-454d ; Celtic

nse of 2-357a ; cutting 16-

197d ; plants preserved 20-

553c.
Amberboa moschata atropur-

purea : see Sweet Sultan.
Amber colophony l-792d.
Amberes, Belg. : see Ant \\riji.
AMBERG, Gcr. (Bavaria) 1-

794b ; 11-808 (C4) ; battle

(1745) 3-42b ; battle (1796)

11-183C, 15-524C, 15-925a,

19-218 (map).

— , Ger. (Prussia) 11-808 (G2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F3).
AMBERGRIS l-794b ; 5-

770d; ambrosia possibly-
derived from l-800c.
Ambergris Cay, isl., Brit.

Hond. 5-678 <C2).
— , Cay, isl.. Mex. 18-318

14).
— , Cay, isl., W.I. 28-544

(C-D2).
Amberieu, Ft. 10-778 (G5) ;

15-566d.

Amber lac: see Amber varnish.
Amberley, N.Z. 19-624 (D5).
— , Sus. 9-424 (IV. A5) ; castle

26-16Sa.
Amber Mines, Bur. 4-840

(El).
Amberno, riv., N.G. 19-487

(Cl) ; 19-487b.
Amber, oil of l-792d.
Amber pitch : see Amber

colophony.
Amberpon, Isl., N.G. 19-487

(Bl).
AMBERT, FT. l-794c ; 10-

778 (F5) ; 22-674d.
Amber varnish l-792d ; 20-

458b.

Ambesaee 13-328a.
Ambes, Bee d', dist., Ft. : see

Bee d' Ambes.
Ambgaon, temple, India, 5-

837b.

Ambhi (Indian prince) l-548b.
Ambia, Ind. 14-422 (B4).
Ambiani, Fr. 23-649 (Cl) : see

also Amiens.

— , tribe 3-668a ; 21-576b.
Ambidexterity 16-167a.
AMBIENT (diet.) l-794c.
Ambigatus (Biturigian king)

5-612a; 3-S09c.
Ambigol, Sud. 9-126a,
AMBIGU l-794c.
AMBIGUITY l-794d.
Ambiguous middle 26-282d.
Ambilustrium 17-131d.

Ambin, pass, Cottian Alps 1-

742a.

— , mt., Cottian Alps 1-7 4 Id.
Am Binnein, mt., Scot. (Arran

24-418 (A3) ; 2-645c.
— (Ben A'an), mt., Scot

(Perth) 24-418 (B2) ; 21-

262a.

AMBIORIX l-795a.
Ambir, India : see Amber.
Ambitious paranoia 20-768b.
Ambitus : see Bribery.
Amblagnieu, Ft. 10-778 (G5).
Amble, Northumb. 9-412 (I

E2) ; 28-326a ; geology 19-

790c ; pop. 19-791C.
Amblecote, Staffs. 25-758 (A2)

pop. 25-758c.
Ambler, Ind. 14-422 (D2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (L6).
AMBLESIDE, Westm. l-795a

9-412(1. E4).
Ambleston, Wales 9-428 (V

B4).
Ambleteuse, Fr. 10-778 (El);

20-882d.
Ambleve, riv., Belg. 3-668

(G3); 3-669b; battle (716)

5-942c.

Amhlotheriidae 17-783d.
Amblotherium 17-783d.
Amblycephalidae 25-292b ;

25-28Sb ; distribution 23-

173c, 28-1011a.
Amblyctomis 9-664a.
AMBLYGONITE l-795b ; 18-

516b.

Amblynotus ll-425a.
Amblyomma hebraeum :

Bont tick.
Amblyopia 10-95a.
Amblyopsidae 7-695c ; 26-

5444.

Amblyopsis 7-695c.
AMBLYPODA l-795c ; 17

526c ; 17-527c.
Amhlypterus 21-1 77c.
Amblypygi 2-305d ; 2-299b

21-37d.

Amblyrhiza 23-446b.
Amblyrhynchus 23-156b.
Amblvrhyncus cristutus 14-

296b ; food 16-824d.
Amblysomus 14-644a.
Amblystoma 3-69a.
Ambo, tribe : see Ovampo.
AMBO (arch.) l-796a; 4-908a.
Ambocoelia 8-l-'N\.
Ambodifototra, Mad. 17-271

(C3).
Ambodihazomamy, Mad. 17-

271 (C3).
Ambohangibe, Mad. 17-271

(C2>.

Ambohlbe, Mad. 17-271 (A4).
Ambohimandroso, Mad. 17-

271 (B4).

Ambohimanga, Mad. 17-273b.
Ambohitra, mt., Mad. 17-271

(C2) ; 17-270b ; 17-270d.
Amboile H. F. de Paule,

marquis of : see Ormesson

H. F. de Paule Le Fevre d'.
Amboina, isl., K. Ind. : see

Amboyna.
Ambois bell 3-689c.
Amboise, Aymer d' 24-17a.
— , Charles d' l-796c.
— , F. d'8-511b.
— , GEORGES d' l-796c ; 10-

826a; 2-413b.
— , Jacques d', Cluny

Museum founded 6-569b ;

20-808b ; Clermont-Ferrand

fountain 6-498b.
— , Pierre d' l-796c.
AMBOISE, Ft. l-797a; 10-

778 (E4) ; conspiracy of

(1560) 12-700b, 5-473b, 13-

804c ; peace and edict of

(1563) 13-865d, 10-S29d.
Ambolgar, India 14-382 (Ell).
Ambolisatrana, Mad. : palae-

ontological discoveries 17-

272b.
Ambolon, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(C4).
Ambon, isl., Mal.Arch. : see

Amboyna.

Ambon (arch.) : see Ambo.
Ambong, Bor. 4-257 (Cl).
Ambongo, dist., Mad. 17-

271 (B3).

Ambonychiidae 16-122c.
Amboro,mt.,Mad.l7-271 (C2);

17-2 70b.
Ambos 18-558a.
Ambos Camarines, prov., P.Is.

21-395b.
Amboseli, lake, Br.E.Af. 4-601

(B3).

Ambositra, Mad. 17-271 (B4).
Amboy, Cal. 5-8 (F4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , 111. 14-304 (C2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F8).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C7).
— , N.J.: see Perth Amboy,

N.J.

Amboy, Wash 28-354 (C4).
Amboy clay, flora 20-551a.
AMBOYNA, Mal.Arch. 1

797o ; 17-466 (F3).
— , isi., Mal.Arch. l-797b

17-466 . (F3); 17-469a

English massacred (1623

14-406b.
— , residency, Mal.Arch. !•

797b ; 17-466 (B-C &

F2-G3).

Amboyna (Dryden) 8-611b.
Amboyna wood l-797c.
Ambra, F. d' 8-505C.
Ambra, mt., Alps 26-242 (F4).
AMBRACIA (Ampracia), Gr

l-797d; 12-440 (B-C1)

coins 19-882C ; Pelopon

nesian War 21-74a. For

modern town see Arta.
— , lake. Gr. 12-424 (C2).
Ambracian Gulf, Gr. : see

Arta, gulf.
Ambracius, gulf, A.Gr. 12-440

(B-C2) : see also Arta, gulf.
Ambra Mariam (Fort St Mary)

Aby. 1-83 (map) ; l-86c.
Ambras 28-5 Id.
Ambrein l-794c.
Ambresbury, dist., Wilts. 28-

699b.

Ambresin, Belg. 3-668 (F2).
Ambrettel2-716d.
Ambridge, Pa. 21-106 (B4).
Ambrieres, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Ambringen, J. G. : see Am-

pringen.

Ambris, Alceste de 15-8 Id.
Ambrister, Robert 15-108b.
Ambrite l-794a.
AMBRIZ, W.Af. l-798a: 6-

923 (A4) ; ivory 15-92d ;

Portuguese occupation 2-

40b.

Ambrizzete, At. 6-923 (A4).
Ambro, cape, Mad. 17-271

(Cl); 17-270a.
Ambrogini, Angelo : see

Politlan.
Ambrogio Borgognone : see

Borgognone.

— da Milano 27-793a.
Ambroid l-793b.
Ambroise : see Ambrose.
Ambronay, Fr. 10-778 (G4) ;

Gothic church l-440b.

Ambrones, tribe 6-368 : i
673a.

AMBROS, AUGUST W.l-798a.

AMBROSE,STl-798c; Ambro-
siasterl-SOle. ; St Augustine
2-907d ; cardinal virtues 5-
324a, 5-S72c ; church music
19-81d, 14-184b, 21-706a,
2 -133d; ethics 9 -823d;
Milan ritual 15-17.1; relics
23-60C.

— THE CAMALDULIAN 1
800b ; 19-646a ; Cornelius
Nepos M.S. discovered by
6-453a.

AMBROSE (Audrey Sertis-
Kamenskiy), archbp. of
Moscow l-799d.

AMBROSE (poet and chron-
icler) l-798a.
., AUTPERT l-800a.

— , ISAAC l-800a.

— , JamesC'YankecSullivan ")
22-639a.

Ambrose, Ga. 11-752 (C4).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Al).

— . channel, N.Y. 19-610d ;
lightship 16-643C.

— Brook, riv., N.J. 19-502
(A3).

Ambrosia (daughter of Atlas)

26-456a.
AMBROSIA (myth.) 1-SOOo ;

19-3380.

— (festivals) l-800c.

— (plant) l-800c.

— beetle l-800c.
Ambrosiaceae l-800c.
Ambrosian Breviary 4-503d.
Ambrosian chants 14-184c ; 21-

706a.

— Library 16-549b.

— Liturgy 16-797b.

— republic 24-756b.
Ambrosians (Anabaptist sect)

l-800d.
AMBROSIANS (brotherhoods)

l-800d.
Ambrosianns, Codex 3-857c ;

Irish glosses 5-623d.
AMBROSIASTER l-801a.
AMBROSINI, BARTOLOMEO

l-801a.

— , GIACINTO l-801b.
Ambrosia, or the Monk (M. G.

Lewis) 16-523C ; 24-471b.
AMBROSIUS AURELIANUS

(Emrys) l-801b ; 16-7 1 Ic ;

3-317b.
Ambrosiusbrunnen, Aus. 17-

714c.
Ambrun, Pierre : see Simon,

Richard.
Anibrus, Zoltan 13-930b.

Ambrusa, Nig. 19-678 (A-B1)

British garrison at ll-451b.
Ambry : see Almery.
Ambrym, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(M-N8); 19-SOOc.
Ambuba, Cairo 4-954 (Bl)

battle (1798) 9- 106a.
Ambugol, Egy. 26-9 (Cl).
Ambulacrum 24-504d.
AMBULANCE l-S03c ; fire

brigade 10-411c ; militarj

l-801b, ll-592a; see also

Red Cross.
AMBULATORY (diet.) l-804a:

6-326d.

Ambulia 24-486a.
Ambur, India 14-382 (H13).
Amburaja : see Varuna.
Amburan, cape, Cauc. 23-874

(II. G3).

Amburbium 17-131d.
Amburg, Va. 28-118 (F3).
AMBUSH (diet.) l-804b.
Ambustus, Marcus Fabius : see

Fabius (Ambustus), Marcus,
A-mbwe 3-359d.
Ambwela 3-359d.
Amchcnsk, Russ. : see Mtscnsk,
Amchitka, isl., Alsk. 1-472 (15).
Amchok, lake, China 6-1C8

(D4).

Amd, ravine, Arab. 12-799d.
Amdabad, India, 14-382 (G10-

Amda Sion (Abyssinian king)

9-848a.

Amden, Switz. 28-258d.
Amdo, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E3)
— , prov., Tib. 26-921b.
Amdrup, G.' 12-542c ; 21-

953b.

Amdrup Is., Green.12-543 (D3).
— Land, Green. 21-961 (A2).
Am Dual 9-49a.
Ameca, Mex. 15-131d.
Ann-die, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
AMEDEO FERDINANDO M.

diSavoial-S04b; 25-558b.
— , G. A. 20-970C.
Ameer : see Amir.
Ameghino, Carlos 20-584d.
— , F., American Indians 14-
470c; birds 3-971a; fossil
Edentates 19-1 13a, 8-929b ;
Neorolestesl4-644a; palaeo-
lithic man l-817c ; Sparas-
sodonta 7-409b.
Ameilhon, H. P. 16-349c.
Ameiva 16-S25d ; 23-1 75a.
Ameixial 9-802c.
Ameixoeira, Port. 16-771b.
Ame], riv., Arab. 26-305 (1)3).
Amelanchier5"147c ; 13-773c.
Ameland, isl., IIoll. 13-588

(Cl) ; 11-233C.
Amelgard 3-480b.
Amelia, Elizabeth : see Amalia

Elizabeth.
Amelia, It. 15-4 (D3) ; 15-18c :

see also Ameria.
— , La. 17-54 (a7).
— , O. 20-26 (BO).
— , Va. 28-118 (Eli).
— , bay, Af. : see Wicdhafen.
— , beach, Fla. 10-279d.
— , court house, Vn. 26-110b.
— , isls., Fla. 10-279d.
Amelia (Fielding) 10-326d.
Amelia Co., Va. 28-1 1 S (D-E3) ;

ll-471a; steatite 26-369c.
Amelie, cape, Green. 12-5M

(H2) ; 21-938 (A2).
AMfiLIE-LES-BAINS, Fr. 1-
804c; 25-530 (Gl) ; 18-
521a ; 22-689b.
Amelius (philosopher) 19-3 7 6a.
Amel-Marduk : see Amil-Mar-

duk.

Ameloblasts 26-501c.
Amelonado 6-629b.
AMELOT DE LA HOUSSAYE,

A. N. l-804c.
Amelroy, castle : see Ammer-

zode.

Amelu 3-116c.
Amen, Jacob 18-132c.
Auien (deity) : see Ammon.
AMEN (rel.) l-804d.
Amenardus (Egyptian prin-
cess) 9-68a.
Amende (Amende honorable)

l-805a.

AMENDMENT (diet.) l-805a.
Amendoa, Port. 25-530 (A-B3).
Amendolara, It. 15-4 (F5).
Amends (diet.) l-805a.
Amenemhe I. 9-82b ; l-860b.

— II. 9-82c.

— HI. (Pera-marres) 9-82c ;
16-32c; 9-67a; 14-1 76b ;
sculpture 9-66 (PI. III.).

— IV. 9-82d.
Amen-hotep (Amenhotp) : see

Amenophis.
Ameni (Egyptian offlcial) 9-

82c.

Amenia, N.Dak. 19-780 (C2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (04).
Amenities of Literature (I.

d'Israeli) 8-317d.

Amenmesse (Egyptian king)
9-85d.

Amenophis I. 9-79b ; 9-83b ;
ICarnak 15-680c ; Thebes
9-51c ; Turin statue 9-67c.

— II. (Amenhotop) 9-84a ;
mummies in tomb 26-7 I la.

— III. 9-84b ; buildings 9-
76b, 9-84b ; comparative
chronology 3-868b ; corre-
spondence 3-lU(ib, 3-866d ;
divine origin 9-S8c ; Luxor
temple 2-372c ; Memnou
legend 18-1 05d ; mummy
18-968a ; statue 9-67c.

— IV. (Akhenaton) 9-84c ;
Adapa legend 3-107c ; art
9-67c, 9-73b ; comparative
chronology 3-868d ; corre-
spondence 3-104b ; library
16-5 t(ia; monotheistic hymn
80-61 Id ; monuments 9-
76c ; mummy 18-968a ;
religious reforms 9 • 52c,
26-14b, l-860c; Sesebi
temple 26-1 tb ; tomb 26-
576b.

— (scribe) 9-46d ; 13-371a.
Amenorrhoea 12-765a.
Amenrasonther : see Ammon.
Amen-re : see Ammon.
Amenta : see Catkin.
Amentaceae : see Amentiferae.
Amenti 9-306a : see also

Underworld.

Amentia 19-436b ; 14-599C.
AMENTIFERAE l-805a.
Amentiferous 10-556b.
Amentum : see Catkin.
Ameiiuan : see Mena.
Amer, riv., Holl. 13-588d.

— (Amir), Beni : see Beni-
Amer.

Amer (wine) : see Bitterness.

Ameralik, fjord, Green. 12-
543 (D5) ; 12-544d.

AMERCEMENT l-805a.

Amerdlok, fjord. Green. 12-
543 <D4).

Amergin Mac Amalgaid 5-
630.

AMERIA, It. l-805b; 15-26
(D3) : see also Amelia.

— , riv., Mex. 6-683d.

AMERICA l-805b ; archaeo-
logy 1-SlOe ; dimensions 11-
632b ; ethnology l-810c;
name (origin) 27-1054b;
population ll-635d ; rail-
ways 22-822b : see further
North America, South
America, United States,
Canada, &c.

— History l-806a; Alexander
VI.'s award 20-707d ;
Columbus 6-744b ; Cook's
expedition 7-72b ; English
settlements l-807d ; French
settlements l-807c ; Hak-
luyt's voyages 12-828b ; Las
Casas, protector of the In-
dians 16-232C ; Lewis and
Clark's expedition 16-524a ;
Norse colonization 26-8 7 8a ;
Lief Erichsen 16-;i96a ; pala-
tine provinces 20-596c ; Por-
tuguese settlements l-807c,
6-716d; Rezanov Trust 23-
229d; slave trade 25-222b ;
Spanish settlements l-800a,
l-809a, 6-716d, 25-556c ;
Vancouver survey 27-883b.

America, III. 14-304 (C6).

— , Nic. 12-592c.

" America " (liner) 24-886a.

" America " (steam engine)
22-821b.

" America " (yacht) 28-891b ;
28-896a.

America Baptist Missionary
Union: see Baptist Mission-
ary Union (American).

" America " cup 28-891c ; 28-
895d.

America dock (Antwerp) 2-
155b.

AMERICA IS., Pae.O. l-818b ;
20-436 (I-K4) ; 20-437C.

American, riv., Cal. 5-8 (C2) ;
5-13b.

— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (D3).

American, The (Baltimore) 19-
568e.

American, The (New York)
19-5G9C.

American Academy of Arts
and Sciences l-100a ; 25-
310d ; library 4-292d.

— Academy of Medicine 1-
lOOc ; 18-2 5a.

— aloe 1-37 Ib ; Caucasus 5-
550d ; Ecuador 8-915b ;
Mexico 13-449b ; pite hemp
13-263b.

— Amateur Athletic Associa-
tion 4-351c.

American and Journal 19-

569c.
American Annual Cyclopaedia

9-382a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

30

To make full uxc of thlt Index It I* essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

AMBAN-AMIR

^^B* 11

•Jteaj Hrh.H.I «t

\ :

• ' 12 • '

: ' . ' • • '

•I, f - •' •• V •

.-tence 25-
*of Bxaban

.., '. •. ... |M -•

V--...H...

\ . • . '

: V

^^B~A»<"-mt>..ii l-Si9a;
18- • .''. .ta.

- n.-li 1 . •;. ;•:,. M < '•••!• IB]

• Society »-907d : 13-

^Rard.1 3-939a.
g 4-lIc;

^^tt alder : tee Winter-

!•• • r-- .

K bear : «rr Black bear
\.>rth America.
••mi

Id- Hid ; ll-624d : tet alto
Larch blUbU

inl of I'otnmlssloncrsfor
gn Misslona 18-3S7a;
l.i-'.'la.

American book pricri current
iigston) 4--.'2.'.a.

i 14-30lo.
:ig Congress 4-:u .)>.

— I -anoe Association 8-190a.

— cedar : *rr Red cedar
(Junlpenu vlrglniana).

American Celt 17-lMla.
Amor •. an i hi rtlaa M:....-:oM:ir>

8-
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1-

b : 27-7 iifiu ; 6-
(maps) 21-3H2. 28-r,:u. 28-
•39; effect on agriculture 1-
411.-; Alabama arbitration
1-liilc; ambulance system
1--H1.I: A ndenonvllle prison
acandal l-960e; Appomattox

-t lli>ii*el-126b: Arkan-
*ai> 2-554d ; artillery and
musketry t-880a : balloons
i -i» ; blockade running
3-3090 ; Canada 5-161a ;
Charleston, siege 6-944d;
commercial effect 27-33 8a.
22-l65d; Connecticut 8-
: co«t of t7-710a;
" Drafting " for service 14-

•> ; Georgia ll-757a ;

Great Britain 9-57 Id, 17-

: Harper's

Ferry 13- lid ; Income tax

14- M : K. V :• k> 15-

T47a ; Lancashire cotton
• •-»: law, Influence
on l-S'.'Sb ; Lincoln's con-
• of affairs 16-7066 ;
literature, influence on 1-
839o ; loan* 7-7 3d ; Massa-
chusetts 17-S61b; medal,
cotnmemoratlre 18-1-1);
...i'Mii 18-3950 ; Pal-
iMriio Ranch 4-675b; Pope's
campaign In Virginia 22-
regular force* 2-623c ;
Republican party 23-177.1
sea-power 24-559a; strategy
2S-!i!i :;i. : Stuart's cavalry
M-lMTb; Tennemee 28-
624d ; volunteer ariuiea 2-

eosb.

— cockroach 8-628h ; egg

j>nrs«2O-340d<nK.>.

— Colonisation society 16-
A lln; ll-479a; 19-76Sa.

American Commonwealth *

1Mb.
American Company : tee We*'

India Company.

— 'ongo Company ; 8-920d

inventions! 1'nlon
*rt Congregational Churcl
Building society.
American Corners, M.I. 17

828(113).
American cotton 7-2.i7d.

"lining Hoard 7-32 Ic.
American Cyclopaedia : nee

American f'y fujnmHil
••an deal : ire Red pine.

— Economic Association 9-
3"l.l : 19-34SC.

— elm 9-2960.

I •...-....: -..

i

•a t.iAemeri* 19-J93I..
American Jttonokurr. Bureau
i

•raw Companr 18-»4« ;
1O-IJI*.

— fall. Niagara rir. 19-634a.

i i
. •
Amrriea* Fa*jmMa»tt 27-

! . .

American Fedrrnti.

. 27-7331.;
Ian caw (1907) 4-353c, 18-

n

.-stars. Society of 10-

— Koraatrr AMOclatlon 10-
Amertoan Fork. Vtah 27-.il 4

— Fur Company ll-348a,

— Dallery of Palutlng 13-
111..

— (iarden 13-765e.

graphical Society 1-

'.•gluts and Naturalists,
Aasoclatlon of 13-tf37a.

— ginseng 12-29b.

— gooseberry mildew 12-

•JM.I.
American Great Lake steamen

84-97 7 d.
American hide mill : an

Double acting stocks.

torlcal AMOclatlon 1-

176a; 28-27Sa.
American! 4-902a.
American Independence, Do

duration of : trr In.letK-nd

ence. Declaration of.

— Indians : ire Indiana,
North American.

— Institute of Architects 13-
939a.

— Institute of Christian Philo-
sophy 7-921.1.

— Institute of
13->146a.

— International College 25-
740h.

Americanism (rel.) 13-1 95b.
Americanisms dang.) 26-209b ;

Kuril. -if- .I., tioimry 3-4.'.Oe.
American Jewish Committee

15-ilOc,
American Journal of Education

3-llOc.
American Journal of Science

and Arli 25-10!)a ; 7-793b.
American KnighU : tee

Knights of the Qoldcn

Circle.

— lantern-fly 16-468b.
AMERICAN LAW l-828a ;

codes 8-633b. 18-S72h ;
Kent's commentaries on 15-

Homeopathy

American Ijcagne (baseball'

3-«:.9b.
— leather cloth : »ee Leather,

artificial.

American Line (steamships) ;
-

— lion : tee Puma.
AMERICAN LITERATURE 1-

— lobster 18-S38c,

— magpie 4-599a.

— mandrake : ire May apple

— marmot 23-13'Jc : tee. alto
Wood chuck.

— marten 17-7S;id ; fur: tee
American sable.

— Medical Association 18-25a

— Modical Colleges, Associa
tlon of 18- 1

— medicinal oil 21-31 7a.

-ociation 8-

936b; 18-587C.
Amrrimn Monthly Magasin

13-3400.
Anierionn Mu-eum of Natura

Ili-tory 19-ii7.1 ; 19-615a.

— Nntional Pure Food Law
1-ttTd.

— nightshade : tee Pokeweed
American Xole-ltookt (Haw

thorne) 16-
American \otet (Dickens) 8

1814.

American oak : ire White oak
18-

— Order of San Juan 15-S67b

— organ 12-959a.

— oriole : ire Icterus.
American Omithttlogical 71i<>

graph]/ (Audubon) 2-s99c.

ran Ornithologists

Vnlon 7-308a.

— party : tee. Know-nothing
party.

— Philosophical Poci. :
lOOa ; 25-31»,l : 21-3B9b.

— polecat : tee Black-footei
pole-cat.

American Political Hilton
(Johnston) 15-473b.

i .

! ..live Tariff

i ..hen1 • , • .

1848,
am Quarttrlt Rnirr 11-

«n race (eUm.) 3-1 13«;
ll-8J4c.

• t 22-972a.

— Republic*. International

.11 of : let Interna-
• '. Human.
.•>•

— «ahl.. tt- ; trade atat-

II-

in School (Athens) :

2-i lib: 7-1 I -I. : Krrtrla 9-

yon 25-37 d; Sparta

25-'. :

American Shoal Lighthouse

18-6310.
American Roeialiim. Hiitorv

o/(Noyes)20-107d.
American Social Science As-
iii.mlS-M II..

— Society for the Promotion
of Temperance 26-.',79c.

— Society of Naturalists 14-
18o ; 1-lOOc.

— sole 28-358b.

— sparrow 2S-A09d.

— Sugar lU'llning Companr

— system I7-695b.
American Table. (Insurance)

14-666d.
American titlark 21 -f..

— Tract Society 27-1 ISc ; 18-
.'.-7.1.

— 1'nitarlan Association 27-
IMo.

— Veterinary College 28-Sb.

— vulture 28-22Ic; 3-966a :
3-977b; distribution 3-
974o ; fossil form 3-971b ;

— warbler 3-974d ; 3-975a ;
skull 4-8020.

AMERICAN WAR OF 1812
l-M7o; 9-554d; 27-693d ;
Hritish Uuiana 12-679C ;
Florida 19-545a; Gallatin
ll-415o; "General Ann-
strong ''case 2-329b; Nia-
gara Fort 19-63Sb : Perry's
operations 21-185b; Sac-
kett's Harbor 23-974d ; sea-
power 24-558b ; " Shan,
non " and " Chesapeake "
engagement 4-62sd ; Te-
ciim.-eh 28-4991) ; Webster's
attacks on administration
28-460a.

AMERICAN WAR OF INDE-
pendence 1-- I •.'!.; 27-
677a ; Canada 5-158b
-os 4-6 lib, 9-54 7 c
rleston attacked 5-944c
Connecticut 8-956o : con
stitutional principle 4-61 Ib
Kurope, effect on 9-932c
George III.'s attitude 11-
740c ; Hessian troops 13-
41 la; Holland 13-603b

navy (U.S.) 19-308b ; New
York 19-607d, 19-622b
peace conditions 27-682b
Pitt 8-4b ; Presbyterian
churches 22-292a ; Rhode
Island 23-252a ; sea-powei
21- •',!, 24-557a.
American wash wheel : tee
Dash wheel.

— Wnter Color Society 6-
8Ma.

American Weekly Mercury

— Wheelmen, League of 7
li-l.l.

— Whig Society ll-41b ; 17
•_'- I.-.

— whisky 28-;>92r ; 25-701a.

— white cellar 5-'>95b.

— wild cherry 6-85a.

A D .1...* A I r .JK

nienco, I euro ^-i.-jn.

AMERICUS, i:a. 1-- I'.lb ; 11

B3).

— . Ind. 14-422 (D3).
— . Kan. 15-
" Ameri.-ii- 15 " 10- 1 liia.
AmeriRO Vespucci : tee Ves

. Amerigo.

Amerikan Sanomat 2-733C.
Ameriim, Via 19-:iS5a.
Amerind : ire Indians, Nort!

American.

Amerkote : tee Umarkot.
27-823C.
AMERSFOORT, Moll. 1-8490

13-:.ss (C2) : 27- s-' la ; siege

(l!i72) 8-733a.

— . ilist.. X.Y. : are Flatlnnds
AMERSHAM. Urn \-. l-849c

18-942(1)2); 9-r.'l (IV. A3

.

l«7a.

ABtanUtM-IOUb.
obrMta

28-740 (A3).
Anwa. Adelbert 18-6O4a.

•• • ; 23-Rlic.

irr* «-n^i'« «

an P. 8-1 31 b.

. OAKE8 1-HAOb.

I

— , Okla. tO-.-.H (i
Ameaadan (i>alnter)28-513e.
AMESBURV. WIIU. 1

9-120 (HI. 1)4); I--..IK
AMESBUHY. Ma«. l-H51d ;

17-852 <FI>; 28-«13d.
Amescua : ire Mlra de Ana*

cua, \.
Amn du purgatairr, Ijfl (P.

Merlmee) 28-1043.1.
Amesha spenta (rel.) 2-5c ; I

Amenlte 8-25«d.
Amealua : tet Ames, William.
Amntri« 1-6610.
Amesvllle, 1^. 17-54 (CT).
— .0. 20-26 (F-G6).
Ametabollc 13-427a.
Amethvut, mt., Wyo. l-852b.
AMETHYST l-852a; ll-5«la:

ire alto Oriental amethyst.
" Amethyst " (cruiner) 21

8S4b : 24-909a.
Xmr/o (Boccaccio) 4-102c; 14-

Ametrlda 8-244b.
Amet Sound, N.S. 19-R3I (CJ).
Amfreville, ft. 10-778 (E3).
Ainga, riv., Russ.As. 28-10 (H

Amgaon. India 14-382 (19).
Ainirun, riv.. Ruas.As. 25-10

i !.-)>; l-899d.
AMHARA, prov., Abv. 1-

S52b ; 1-83 (map) ; l-90c ;

rainfall l-85d.
Aiiiliarie 24-«j;i.l: 1---1. : 12-

894b; dictionaries 8-I99c.
Amhaush, nits., ilor. 18-851

(D2).
AMHERST, JEFFREY AM'

HERST, baron l-852b ; 8-

22oa.
— , W. P. AMHERST, earl

l-852d : 14-412b; 19-990a.
AMHERST, Bur. l-853a ; 4

840 (E-F6).
—.Colo. 8-722 (HI).
AMHERST, Maes. l-853a

17-S-S2 (B-C2); observatory

19-959b.
Me. 17-434 <D4).
N.H. 19-490 (D6).
AMHERST, N>. 1-- ; 19-

831 (B2).

S. Dak. 25-506 (H2).
Va. 28-1 IS ii
Wi-. 28-740 (D4).

— dist.. Bur. 4-840 (F7-«).

— isl., L. Ontario, Can. 6-160

— 'c'o.'. Va. 28-11 8 (C3).

— College, Mass. l-853b •
22b ; museum of 19-67d.

Amherstburg, Can. 6-160 (A3)

12-400a.
Amherstia 16-382a,

— nobilis 10-554b.

A mhcrst J unction. Wls. 28-7 4 1

(D4).

AmJtertt-Pnpvri 14-865b.
Amherst schii-t 27-630c.
Amhent's pheasant 6-170d.
AMHURST, NICHOLAS 1

Ami. rir., India 3-500b ; 12

245d.

Amia : tee Bowfln.
AMIANTHUS l-»53d.
Amlata, mt., It. 15-4 (C3)

15-3d.
Amiatinus Code 4-21 4d : 20

575d; 3-88lc; 3-878 (PI

I.) ; colometry 25-'.U6b.
Amiatus : tee Bowfln.
Amibe : tee Amoeba.
AMICABLE NUMBERS 1

U -I.

— Six-iety 4-655d.
Amicalola. tia. 11-752 (Bl).
AMICE l-v,|a.
AMICI.O. B. l-854d; 4-301d

18-IOOd; range-tinder 22

Mia,
Amlcia, conntea* of Devon

28-HX1.V; 1-I92C.
Amlcllltes : tee Amatodtaa.
AMICIS, EDMONDO DE 1

Amicilin. De (Cicero) :
Larliul.

JSSir

mUm (Doddhta) B*»Ttfa |
•not.
Amhtaa. J-hilip : at Ami 888

An.i'daaol black 8-
Amidca : tre Acid anildaa.

*&&*"• ^ *~ "7'>
AMIDINE8 1-x.v.a; 8-»le J

22-1100.
AmldocorapoQBds:

Amidol 8-SOAb ;

21-l«9b.

Amldoilm«>6-'.l' : r-™.
Ami du pru/jU 17-«9Ub ; 19-

674b.

..mi du rrri ll-6I8b : 18-574b.
AMIEL. HENRI FREDERIC

AMIENS. ». 1-HSSd ; 18-778
(F2): 18-780b; battle (I -70,
ll-l :. . 17-nuic; court of
appeal 28-63,1 ; library 18-
549c.

•'•'Aral 2-39«c; 1-39J
(I'l. II.); aisle* 8-iJJd :
capitals. 6-277d (Og.): choir
aUlli 38-79!c: nave 19-Jt Jd;
organ 28-262C ; pilgrim's
sign tl-603d: spire 28-
813a; treasure 21-7 99a; Zo-
dlacal symbolism In 28-
998a-

— , Uto of 8-492d.

—.Treaty of (1803) 19-1 9«b(
8-553d; 18-860d; 13-604a.

Amlldae 88-54 4a; 14-268b.

Amllen : see Amit et AmOei.

Amll-Marduk 3-l06d; 3-711c:
3-8701.; JehoUcbln 18-310D.
15-386C.

Amln (official) 3-765c.

Amln (Caliph) 8-44d ; 21-
J.M.I.

Amln-ad-daulah (ed-Dowlch)

.

— ad-daulah (fl. 1896,7) 21-
M48.

Anilnah (mother of Mahomet)

17-400a.
Amina Hanem 28-687 b ; 8-

lltd.

Amindivl : areAmlnl.
Amin ed-dla llahomroed 15-

704d.

Amln-en-Soltan 21-244a.
AMINES l-856b; 8-51 a; 8-

52d ; explosive com pound*

18-82d: specific rotAtion 25-

893c ; thermal effect 8-69c.
Aminl (Amindivl). W.. Ind.O.

14-382 (E14); 18-JC.d.
Amino-acetic acid : tee Gly-

cocoll.

— acetophenone l-I3£d.

— acids 8-5 Ib.

— anthracene 22-759a.

— azo-benzene 3-8lc.

— azo-compounds 3-8Ic.

— azo-toluene 8-747d.

— benzaldehyde 3-7 55a.

— benzene : tee Aniline.

— benzenes 8-54d.

— benzole add : tee Anthrtv-
nillc add.

— bcnz-ophenone 3-757c.

— ciunaniic acid 8-37Rb.

— diethyl-benzene8-58a.

— gnanidlne 12-6.', lh.

— inrthylqiiinoline 14-483&.

— naphthalenes : tee Naph-
thylamlnes.

— oxazolines 2O-4oiv.

— phenols 6-305b ; 8-5 Id.

— propionic acid a : tee
Alanine.

— pyridlne 22-690b.

— qninoline 22-7 59a-

— snccinic acid : tee Aspartlo
acid.

— sulphonlc acid l-86Sa.

— tctrazotlc acid 12-651b.

— toluene 8-55d.

— triazsulphol 27-794d.

— urea 27-794a.

Aminta (Torquato Taw>ol 28-

443d : 8--.o-. ; 20-.<96b.
Amiopris 7- I
AMIOT. J. J. M. l-858b: 8-

77o; 18-958C,

Amu- (Caliph) 9-92b : 8-97b.
Amir, tribe : tee Benl An>er.
AMIR (Ameer) l-858b ; »-

194c.
Amir-al-naJ). al-MuIk. &c. :

ire Amlr-ul-llaJJ, Ar.
Anilraute. luls., Ind.O. 1-320

(15); 24-7.'.:ib; 4-6O«b.
Amir b. at-Tnfall 18-C44d.

— b.Sallar9-97d.
Amirgarh, India 14-376 (F7).
Amlria, EL Egy. 4-954 (CIV

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

AMIR-ANAE

Amir Khan 14-412a ; 15-129a;
19-990a ; 21-621C.

— Khusrau 13-4S7c.
Amirkot ; India : see Umar-

kot.
Amir Sahib : see Lockhart,

Sir W. S. A.

Amir's baud: see under Khohak.
Amir Shah : see Shams-uddin.
Amir-ul ahghal l-S5Sc.

— ul-Hajj 17-413b; 9-104a ;
1-SSSc.

— ul-Juyush 9-97b.

— ul-Mulk 27-577d.

— ul-Mu'minin l-858b ; 17-
411c.

— ul Muslimin l-858c.

— ul-Omara 17-412c; l-858b;
5-51d.

Amis de la Constitution : see
Feuillants, Club of the.

— de la constitution mon-
archique, Sociele des : see
Society des Amis de la
constitution monarchique.

— de la Vcrit<5 3-561b.

— des noirs, Society des : see
Society des amis des noirs.

— de Verites 10-205b.

AMIS ET AM1LES l-858o ;

5-846b.

Amisfleld, Scot. 12-796a.
Amish : see Uplanders.
Amisia, riv., Ger. : see Ems.
Amish, la. 14-732 (F3).
Amisk, lake, Can. S-lfiO (B2).
Amissville, Va., 28-118 (D2).
Amisus (Amisos), Asia M. 23-

648 (F2) ; 2-760 (G2) : see

also Samsun.
Amitabha (deity) 16-97d ; 15-

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Amite, La. 17-54 (c5).

— , rir., La. 17-54 (D3).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (B4).
AMITERNUM, It. l-S59a ;

15-26 (D3).
Amities /rancaises (Barres)

3-434C.
Amitkhitka, isl., Alsk. : see

Amchitka.
Amitosis 21-767b ; 7-714b :

hi germ-cells 7-7 16a.
Amitraghata : see Bindusara.
Amity, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— , 111. 14-304 (E5).

— , Me. 17-434 <E3).

— , N.Y. 6-530d.

— , Ore*. 20-242 (B2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (B5).

— , canal. Colo. 8-722 (H3).
Amityville, N.Y. 19-596 (G5).
Amiurus : see Cat-fish.
Anijhera, dist., India 12-

748b.

Amka, Pal. 20-602 (C3).
Amlaib (Amlaiph) : see Olaf.
Amlethf Amlethus): see Hamlet.
Amlia, isl., Alsk. 1-472 (K5).
Amli-san 13-500d.
AMLWCH, X. Wales l-859a ;

9-428 (V. Cl).

Arnma, W.Va. 28-118 (B3).
Amma (measure) 28-4831).

— (title) 21-456b.
AMMAN, JOHANN C. l-859b ;

7-888b.

— , JOST l-859c ; 28-799C.

— , PAUL 1-859C.

Amman, Pal. : see Rabbah
Ammon.

— , riv., Pal. l-863d.
AMMANATI, BARTOLOMEO

l-S59d.
Ammanford, Wales 9-428 (V.

C4) ; 5-356b.
Amman Lutf, Mir 13-489c.
Ammapattana, India 14-382

(H14).
Ammar (dynasty) 27-291d ;

27-290d.

— , lake, Mor. 18-851 (E-F3).
Ammartjall, mt., Swed. 26-190

(C-D2).

Ammarinno, It. : see Murano.
Ammas : see Great Mother of
. the Gods.
Ammeberg, Swed. 26-190 (C2);

26-194b.
Ammendorf, Ger. 11-808 (III.

qlO).

Ammermiiller, C. F. 17-392c.
Ammersee, lake, Ger. 11-808

(Co) ; ll-807a.
Animerzode (Amelroy, Am-

merneden), castle, Holl. 11-

557d.

Ammeter : see Amperemeter.
AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS

l-859d; 13-529b; 16-266c ;

historical importance 23-

660a; MSS. recovered 21-

891a.
*' Ammiraglio di Saint Bon "

(ship) 24-904b.
AMMIRATO, SCIPIONE 1-

860b.

Ammins (legend) 9-749c.
Ammobium 10-10b.
Ammochares 5-790c ; 5-794c.

10-

clarkei : see

Ammo Chhu, riv., India : see

Tursa.
Ammochostos, Cyprus : see

Faniagusta.
Am-mochu, riv., India : see

Tursa.
Ammocoetes larva 7-6S9b ;

l-666d ; pharynx 21-360C ;

spiral valve l-668b.
Ammodiscus 10-629b ;

633a.
Ammodorcas

Dibatag.
Ammodytes : see Sand-eel.
Ammodytidae : see Sand-eel.
Ammonium : see Anoman.
Ammomaues 16-218c.
Ainmomv* 23-443b.
AMMON (AmenrB) l-860b; 9-

52a ; 9-54d ; 9-84c ; Abu

Simbel l-80d ; Amarna

tablets 20-111171. ;

temple 5-140c ;

6-203C ; Darius'

87d ; Ethiopian

M HI, ; Karuak

Kharga 15- 7 7. 'a ;

reverence 9- 8 (id ;

Canaan

Canopus

temple 9-

kiugs 9-

15-680c ;
Pankhi's
Rameses

III. 9-S6a ; Siwa temple
25-163C.

AMMON, CHRISTOPH F. VON
l-861a.

Ammon, Va. 28-118 (E3).

— , dist., Pal. 20-602 (D5-4)j
26-308b.

— , oasis, Egy. : see Siwa.

Ammonal (explosives) l-868d.

AMMONIA (chem.) l-861b ;
19-7 1 M ; atmospheric 2-
860o ; chlorine poisoning
21-895c ; commercial acety-
lene l-139c ; corrosive subli-
mate 7-197d ; diabetes 18-
197a ; freezing agent 23-
32c ; gas analysis ll-482d ;
gas manufacture ll-484b ;
manurial use 13-753d ; ionic
velocity 6-869d ; Priestley's
experiments 22-322d ; urine
19-927d ; valency 27-84Sd.

Ammoniac, lake, Tib. 6-168
(D3J.

AMMONIACUM l-863b.

Ammonia soap 25-297b.

— soda process l-683a.
Ammomated quinine : see

Quininae ammoniata tinc-

tura.

Ammoniceras ll-515d.
Ammonite marble 17-677a.
AMMONITES (people) l-863c ;

7-857a; 17-loc ; 18-631a.
Ammonites (zool.) 5-693d ;

see also Ammonitoidea.
Ammonitidae 5-693d.
Ammonltico rosso 15-569c.

— rosso inferiore 16-533d.
Ammonitoidea 5-692d foil. ;

decline 20-590d ; legends

24-678a ; Jurassic zones 15-

569a.
Ammonium l-862a ; Ionic

velocity 6-863b ; stereo-

isomerism 25-894C.
— acetate 2-777b.

— alum l-767a.

— amalgam l-862b.

— azoimide 3-83b.

— benzoate 3-757a.

— bicarbonate l-862c : 1-
861c.

— bichromate 3-912d.

— bromide l-862b ; 4-633d.

— carbamate 5-307a.

— carbonate l-862c ; 9-336b.

— chlorate l-862b.

— chloride : see Sal am-
moniac.

— chlorplatinate l-863b.

— citrate 6-398c.

— cobalto-cobaltisulphite 6-
604d.

— cyanate 7-679d ; 27-793b.

— cyanide 22-529a.

— dihydrogen phosphate 1-
862d.

— euchroate 18-95d.

— fluoride l-862b.

— fluosilicate 6-73d.

— formate 6-257b.

— hydrazoate : see Ammo-
nium azoimide.

— hydrosulphide l-863a.

— iminotrithiophosphate 21-
482d.

— iodide l-862b ; 6-74a.

— iodo-mercurate 8-49b.

— metavandate 27-879C.

— molybdate 18-682a ; 2-
777b.

— nitrate l-862c ; 6-73c.

— nitrilodithiophosphate 21-
482d.

— nitrite l-862d.

— periodate 7-581c.

— pemanganate 17-570d.

— persulphate l-862d.

— phosphates l-862d.

— phosphomolybdate 21-
f75a.

Ammonium platinocyanidel6-
756b ; 21-477c.

— plumbichloride 16-3 18d.

— purpurate : see Murexide.

— sesquicarbonate : see Sal-
volatile."

— sodium hydrogen phos-
phate : see Microcosmic salt.

— sulphate l-862d ; l-861c ;
gas manufacture ll-488b ;
manurial use 17-616b.

— sulphides l-863a.

— sulphocyanide 22-529b.
AMMONIUS GRAMMATICUS

l-S64a ; 21-413b.

— HERMIAE l-S64a.

— Lithotornas 26-126C.

— of Alexandria (glossator)
12-124d.

— of Alexandria (exegete) 3-
885a.

— SACCAS l-864b ; 19-375a.
Ammonizioni (hist.) : see Ad-
monition.

Ammouoidea : see Ammoni-
toidea.

Ammonol 12-765a.

Ammonoosuc, riv., N.H. 19-
490 (D3) ; 19-490d.

Ammoperdix bouhami : see
Sand-partridge.

— heyi 20-S77a.
Ammophila (insect) 14-180c.

— arenaria : see Marram-
grass.

Ammotragus lervia : see Udad.
AMMUNITION l-864c ; 2-

650d.

Ammurapi : see Khammurabi.
Amnebaien, mt., China 6-168

(G2).
Amne-Machin, mts., China 6-

168 (F2-G3).

Amnertais : see Amyrtaeus.
Amnesia verbalis 2-1 r> la.
AMNESTY 1-875C.

— Bill 12-357C.

Amneus (Amnias), riv., Asia

M. 19-664d.

Amnion 23-170d ; 13-4241).
Amniota 23-170d ; 23-153a ;

23-159C.
Amnis Trajanus (Augustus),

canal, Egy. 26-22c.
Amnok, riv., Kor. : see Yalu.
Amnon (bibl.) l-73c.
Amo, Ind. 14-422 (D5).
Amoa, Pac.O. 20-436 (N8).
Amoaful, W.Af. : battle (1874)

2-727b.
Amo-chu, riv., India : see

Tursa.
AMOEBA (Amibe, Proteus)

l-875d; 23-245d; 23-246c ;

23-248C.

— coli l-876a ; 23-248c.

— discus 23-246c (fig.).

— histolytica (dyseuteriae) 1-
876a ; 8-265b ; 8-785b ;
23-2450.

— princeps 23-246b.

— radiosa 23-246c.

— rotatorium : see Trypano-
soma rotatorium.

Amoebean verse 26-7 61b.
Amoebic dysentery (enteritis)

20-787a.

Amoebidium 9-389c.
Amoebocyte 25-727a ; 25-

728d.

Amoebula 19-106e ; 23-247C.
Amoecosporidia : see Ophryo-

cystis.

Amogasiddhi (myth.) 15-293c.
Amogavarsha (of IJeccan) 22-

912b.
Amok, Running : see Amuck,

Running.
AMOL (Amul), Pers. l-876b ;

21-188 (Bl) ; 21-l'.i II,.
Amole : see Soap-weed.
Amomam : see Anoman.
Amomum 5-3 14c.

— cardamomum : see Cluster
cardamom.

— grana paradisi : see Grains
of paradise.

— maximum : see Java carda-
mom.

— melegueta 12-322b.

— subulatum : see Bengal
cardamom.

— xanthioides : see Bastard
cardamom.

Amon (of Judah) 3-870a ;

15-382d.
Amoncourt, Paul Barillon,

seigneur of : see Barillon.
Amon-hotep : see Amenophis.
Amon-Re : see Ammon.
Amons, countship, Fr. 10-

931a.
Amontillado 28-725b ; 18-

786c.
AMONTONS, GUILLAUME 1-

876b ; 3-419a ; 6-G63b.
Amoor, riv., E.Asia : see

Amur.

Amoquinto, Peru 21-264 (D5).
Amora, Alg. 1-643 (C2).

AMORA (Amoraim) l-876c ;

13-171a.

Amorbach, Johannes 23-205a.
Amorbach onvention (1483) 9'

737c.

Amores (Ovid) 20-389b.
Amoret, Mo. 18-608 (B3).
Amoretti (Spenser) 9-620b ;

25-639d.

Amorges, people 7-833c.
Amorgos, isl., Asia M. 2-760

(B4); 12-424 (H4) ; Aegean

remains l-246a : population

7-681c.
Amorian dynasty :

Phrygian dynasty.
Amori di Vencre (L. de Medici)

14-904(1.

Amorita, Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
AMORITES, people l-876c ;

l-71c ; 5-141a; 20-606C.
Amorite ware 5-710b.
Amorium, Asia M. 5-34d : 5-

48a; 26-78Gd.
Amoro Gnlla, tribe ll-414b.
Amorosfi Fiamiuctla, I' (Boc-
caccio) 4-103b.
Amorosa Visione,T (Boccaccio)

4-lOlia.

Amorpha 10-565a.
Amorphina 5-454b.
AMORPHISM (diet.) l-876d.
Amorphoohilus 6-245b.
Amorphophallus 2-64 la.
AMORT, EUSEB1US l-876d ;

14-506b.
Amortajada (Sta Clara), isl.,

EC. 8-911 (A3); 8-914b.
AMORTIZATION l-877a.
Amory, Roger 8-1 02a.
— , THOMAS l-877a.
Amory, Miss. 18-600 (DI).
AMOS (Hebrew prophet) 1-

877a; 13-183a; 18-192b ;

22-443d.

AMOS, SHELDON l-878a.
Amos, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
— , Nev. 6-8 (El).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
— , lake, Conn. 6-952 (H3).
Amos, Book of l-877a; 3-

853c.

Am6shagh, tribe 3-765a.
Amosis : see Amasis.
Amoskeag, bridge, Manchester,

N.H. 4-535c.
— , falls, N.H. 17-550a.
Amot, Swed. 26-190 (DI).
Amotion (law) 16-502a.
Amou, Fr. 10-778 (D6).
Amouchi (Amuco) l-899a.
Amou Darya, riv., Russ.As. :

see Oxus.
Amounderness, hundred,

Lanes. 4-879b ; 16- 1 Hid.
Amour, riv., Russ.As. : see

Oxus.

— , riv., E.Asia : see Amur.
Amour a la mode, I' (Coruoillc)

25-361d.
Amoureux, Guerre des : see

Lovers, War of the.
Amoux, Pays d', dist., Fr. 10-

776 (F3).

Amoveas manus 21-307d.
AMOY, China l-878a ; 6-168

(K5) ; ll-291a ; British

capture (1841) 6-199b ;

Coolie emigration 7-77c.
Amozoc, Mex. 18-318 (HI).
Ampanam, Mal.Arch. 17-466

(D4); 16-936C.
Ampasambazimba, Mad. 17-

271 (B3); 17-271d; 17-

272b.
Ampasindava, Mad. 17-271

(B2).
— , bay, Mad. 17-271 (B-C2) ;

17-270b.

Ampe, Turk. As. 18-443b.
Ampeiidaccae (hot.) 10-560b ;

20-551d.

Ampelidae (zool.) 28-431a.
Ampelis cedrorum : see Cedar-
bird.

— gamilus : see Waxwing.
AMPELIUS, L. l-878b.
AMPELOPSIS 1-878C.

— quinquefolia : see Virginian
Creeper.

— tricuspidata (veitehii) 1-
878c.

Ampelusia, cape, Mor. : see

Spartel.
AMPERE, ANDRE MARIE 1-

878c ; chemical law 2-874b;

electrodynamics 9-184a ;

electric currents 9-213c ;

electromagnetism 9-226c ;

monument at Lyons 17-

175c.
— , JEAN JACQUES l-879a ;

3-265d ; 5-4 68d.
Ampere (elec.) 9-21 Id ; 27-

742c ; standardization 27-

743c : 28-479b.

— balance l-S81c.
AMPEREMETER (ammeter)

l-879b ; calibration 5-6b ;

22-206c; thermal principle

9-213c, ll-430b.
Ampere-turn 27-742d.
AMPERSAND (diet.) l-882d,

28-94Sa.
Ampezzo, Aus. : see Cortina.

— Pass, Aus. 1-747C.
Ampfleld, Hants. 9-420 (III.

E4).

Ampharthrandria 9-659c.
Amphaskandria 9-G59b.
AMPHIARAUS (myth.) 1-

882d; 2-884c.
Amphiarthrosis 15-483c.
Amphiastraea 2-104c.
Amphiastraeidae 2-104a : 2-

104c.
AMPHIBIA l-8S3a; 23-136a;

Linnaeus' classincation 28-

1026d : see also Batrachia.
Amphibious regiment (U.S.

army) 17-678d.
Amplu'blastula larva 25-728a.
AmphiboJa ll-52fia.
AMPHIBOLE l-S83d : 6-

256d; 18-515d.

— asbestos 2-714c.
Amphibolidae ll-526a
AMPHIBOLITE l-S84a ; 28-

lOOla : see also Epidiorite.
AMPHIBOLOGY (Amphiboly)

l-884d.

Amphibrach 27-1043a.
Amphibrachium 14-136c.
Amphibulimus ll-526c.
Amphicarpum 12-375d : la-

373b.

Amphicheiral (diet.) 15-876b
Amphicoelic angle 2-15a.
Amphicoelous 14-258b.
Amphicteis 5-454a foil.
Amphictidae 5-376a.
Amphictis 5-369b ; 5-376a.
Amphictyones20-143c.
Amphictyonle, Demeter 7-

981c.
AMPHICTYONY l-885a ; 10-

233d ; 21-5a ; coinage 19-

8S2d.
— , the Delphian 14-627a ; 14-

628c ; 21-449a.
Amphicyon 5-376b.
Amphicyonidae 5-376b.
Amphicyrtic angle : see Cis-

soidal angle.

Amphidamas (legend) 4-£73d.
Amphidasys bctularia 16-474b

(flg.).
Amphidiso 25-723a; 25-723a

(fig.).

Amphidiscophora 25-729b.
Amphidistyle-in-antip 26-61 la.
Amphidozotherium 14-644b.
Amphidromus 3-714b.
Amphigastria4-703a; 4-704b.
Amphigenae l-155d.
Amphigene : see Leucite.
Amphignathodon 3-527b ; 3-

528b.

Amphignathodontidae 3-523d.
Amphigouris (lit.) 6-686a.
Amphileptus 14-560a ; 14-

557b (fig.).

Amphilestes 17-783c.
Amphilina foliacea 26-407 d.

— liguloidea 26-408a.
Amphilinidae 26-407c.
AMPHILOCHUS (legend) 1-

886c.

— of Iconium 5-194b.
Amphilonche 22-804a (flg.).
Amphimacer (lit.) 27-1043a.
Amphimarus (legend) 16-736d.
Ampbimenia 6-251a.
Amphimixis 13-353d ; 13-

352b : see also Reproduc-
tion, sexual.

Amphimonadidae 10-465d.

Amphimonas 10-465d.

Amphimorphae 10-475d ; 20-
323c.

Amphinema 14-151c; 14-
141b.

Amphineura 6-248a ; 18-669c ;
18-675b (fig.).

AMPHION (myth.) l-886d ;
12-492a.

Amphion, Fr. 13-74d.

Amphiont 12-560c.

AMPHIOXUS l-886d ; arteries
2-688d : balanotrlossus 3-
238a ; brain 4-400d, 14-
264c ; cranial nerves 19-
404e; craniata relationship
27-1049c, 27-1049d, 7-
689b ; embryology 9-318d
foil. ; epidermis 25-189c;
gelatinous tissue ll-555a ;
olfactory organ 20-7 Sd ;
spinal cord 25-670C ; spinal
nerves 19-404b.

Amphipagus, prom., Gr. 12-
440 (A-B1).

Amphipelargus 3-97 Ib.

Amphipeplea ll-526b.

Amphiperatherium 17-783b.

Amphiphlode haplostele 21-
736a ; 21-736 (fig.).

Amphipleura 18-868b.

Amphipnoidae 26-544C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

32

To mmke full use of this Index It It etsentlml to rcmd the
Instructions given on Page I.

AMIR-ANAE

M.
Bfl

AVI'I

ut i ; brood

nola>fc«l

M..I|.twliUn

IS (Vfiil

I
. . 7-imii- : coin-

I. . IVI,.| ......... -,.'|

21-

. >lhotu 88*99 I b.
tee Tllii|MMH-u».
iraouw) 88-

•Bf*P°ru- l»-364a ; 18-

miOSTYLC (dirt.) 1-

Amphlprovlremi 7*409b ; 25-

Amphlptrobe* urn* 88-407d

(fir.): M-«US«; 2«-llo«.
AMPH1SBAENA I--.H.- ; 18-
Siiin; .-«r 13-1 Oik-; Inn. I
limb 23-15S*; nli.mldtir
nlr.Ho 23-l58d.

Atni'liUbaenldae 18-s->fla : 13-
; afflnltle* 16-
ral pare* 83-1 •-•'. ;
luiw* 23-l«:li» ; shoulder
girdle 23-146.1; ukull 23-
I50c. S3- 1. Me. 23-l.V.'»:
•termini 23-lMla; UvtM
13*1 till h ; uriiuur organ*
23-1. .-.I.

AmpliMlldae 88-545b.
-phyrall-

-«. dr. 12-IID <D2);
'ib : tee olio Salona.
AmphUUIdae 88-
Amplilxtlum paradoxum 10-
• •: i.

Aliil'!. :-'. .•:.!•! >• 27-J l.:.i.

14-1590.

AMPHITHEATRE 1-891O ; 2-

— . Augustus', Syracuse 86-

30 Ic.
Amphttheatrica. chartu 20-

Aniphitheatnim Castrcnao.
i--:Md.

— Ftavium, It.ime : tee Colos-

vnni.

Aniphittiprliiin 18-581d.
Al.iplntln-.-t 18-S6Sa.
Amphitherildae dool.) 17-

Ampliitherium 17-7834.
AmpMtragulua 21-^Mi ; 9-

M4b.
Amphitrrma 10-629a ; 10-

629.1 (tlK.) i 10*11324 ; 23-

2 4 So,

Amptiltrctidae 5-702b.
AmpbJtratui 5-70ib.
Amphitrichous bacteria 3-1 60a
AMPHITRITEiniytli.)l-893a.
Ainpliitrito, isls.. Pac.O. : *et

Actaeon.

— , »tr.. Jap. 15-1S8 (Tl).
Ampin! n.pal 11-2594.
AMPHITRYON (myth.) 1-

893a.

Amphitryon (Moliero) 18-flfl«b.
Amphitryoniadeo, IlcrculoalS-

345d.
Amphluma 3-523C ; 3-528b ;

28-1013a.

Amphiumldae 3-5134; 3-52Sb.
Ainpliiiirn 8-S73b <flg.).

uirldae 8-8804.

Amphizol4ae8*670b: 8-608c.
AmphlmMdla. 23-21 8<\
Am pho4ns 3-517 b.
Amphogona 14-1554.

— ajMteinll4-144c.
AMPHORA (ancient Teasel)

l-893b ; Kerptlan 12-98b.
9-74c; Greek S-712a, 5-
717d. 14*6164; Nolan 5-
TlOa; Koman 5-714a.

— (hot.) l-893b.

— (measure) 28-4S2a : 28-

Aniphoraertnldae (-8784.
Amphoreus 28-4%<5c,
Amphoridea 8-8774.
Amnhoriscl4ae SS-729b : 25-

T'J'M.

Ample, glen, foot. 14-418 <C1).
— , riv.. Scot. 8-798b.
Amplofortb. York*. 9-412 (I.

F4).

Amplepuis. Fr. 10-778 (OS).
Aniplexicaul 18-.123C.
AmplexlzaphrentU 21-87C.
Amplexus 2-1040 ; S-Sllb.
Amplla
AMPLIAT1VK (diet.) 1-S93C.

— JudiniH'ut : tee 3 udgment,

AmpllatiiA (tomb) S-I9S1.

Ampl

AMPLITUP -'.tSc,

— (phys.) 14-685C ; 2S-439d ;
25-4504.

Amp.-!*. Up. 8t-ilO

jfi-n. Julian I lunar 88-

Ainp-wn. rlr At. : «M K»blr.
AMP8ANCTUS. lake. i

193o ; If-'.'d I )••
AliilHiitarll. Int.. 11- . II

".!'*• . 11-
Alnpthlll. A. <>. V. Uuawll.

Ind baron I--1'

— .ODO WILLIAM L.
RlUMll. lit liar. I

AMPTHHI. : •.».

V3).
3-AtOd; 7-13»a.

— Park. nianaloD. Bed*. 1-
4l»a.

Aniiiti.lla, I'edro .1.- 2«-l74a:

18-7

Ampute, Joan do 7-184b.
An.nulla (blol.) 1-SU4U ; 24-

...i.l.

AMPULLA (raw) 1.8940 : II-
38 (HI. II.. nir. 6).

— (looU) 8-79»o ; 14-li4b.

A n 1 1 . ul In.- of Lorrnilnl 24-59id.
Aiiii.ullaria25--.',s4h; 11-515.-;

; 25-

AiMi.iillttnl.Ue
84b.

Ainpur (Slameae (tovt.) 25-5d.
Ainpurdan, Kl. plain, 8p.

10-334d.
Ainniiriai (Emporium), 8p.

13-236d.
Amputation (mir(rcry)26-130a;

4-2UIU; 12-8990.
Ainpux : err Oladema.
Am pyx 27-tiS3b.
Ani.iul. Can. 22-724 (D2).
Arur (Abu Tliabit of Morocco)

18-H«Oa.
Ainr. MoHque of, E<nr. 4-954

(112) ; 2-422d; 18-S89C.
Atur, triln-. Arab. 20-615C.
Amra : two Columba, Eulogy

a/ *t.

Amrabad, India 14-382 (1111).
AMRAM (rabbi) l-894d ; 13-

172a.

— Darah 24-lllu.
Aniran. Arab. 2-261 (D6).
AMRAOTI (Cniniwattee),

ln.lml-SU4d; 14-:<82 (Q9).

— (.list.). India l-SU5a; 5-

— cotton 7-258b.
Amraphcl 1-7 Id.

Amr Aabdaq : tee Amr b.

.Sii'id al Axbdak.
AMRAVAT1 (Amaravati),

Iiulia l-89Sa; 14-382 (it-

Ill) ; 14-428d.

— , riv.. India 6-653a.
Ainrawatl, India : tee Am-

mo tl.

— , riv., India : tee Amravati.
AMR-B.-EL-ASS l---;P5a ; 8-

•J.'.b ; S-27b ; 9-91d.

— B. KULTHUM l-vj.1.1 ; 12-
87 Ob ; 18-633C.

— b. Lalth 5-5flb ; 24-989b.

— III. b. Miindliir 18-0:t4a.

— b. Sa'ld Id al A»bdak
5-30c; 5-31a.

— b. ul ' A l>.l ul Iinkri : tee
Tarafa,

Anireli, .list.. India 14-382

(D9)J 3-417C.
Ainri. isl., Sud. 28-9 (C8).
Amrill, dist., Som. : weEaiton

and Amrill.

Ainriswil. Snritz. 26-242 (Ol).
Amrit, Syr. : see Marathus.
Amrit(n-l.)25-84b.

— mahal (cattle) 14-391C.
Amrlta Turaa : tee Amrit--«u-.
AMR1TSAR (UmriUar), India

l-893d ; 14-3711
AMROHA, India 1-S'Jtia ; 14-

376(11.0.

Ainrom, IB!., Ocr. : weAmnim.
Ainroth. Walca 9-428 (V. B4).
Amru (myth.) : tee Sinamru.
Ainni Leu : tee Amr b. Lalth.
AMRUM, tal., Clcr. l-896a ;

8-24 (A4) ; dialect ll-235a.
AMRU'-UL-QAIS (Imru'-nl-

Qala) Ibn Hujr 1-8961) ; 18-

il.rj.l.
Amsanctns. lake. It. : tee

Ampnncttu.
Amsbry. Pa. 21-106 (Kl).
Amxrhespand (diet.) 5-4680,
ii -'.n.l-l.ini- 27-«:<ld.
AMSDORF. NICOLAUS VON

l-896b.

Anuele. Swed. 19-800 (D2).
Amtfrau Cynru (journal) 28-

16Tb,

AMSLER, SAMUEL l-896d.
Am»ler'» lnt«rrot«r 4-978D.

— planlmeter 4-87Sd.
Ammnlx. Mor. 18-SS1 (C3).

— , val., .Mor. 2-8S9c,

. riv., Oo.Crt. 12-203

(Hi).

llngtra, SwIU. 28--2CJ
(D3).

BtwMor.U-tfHOI).

'
AjMUL rlT.. Holl. l»-i»» (Ul).

— pocceUin &

ARUUUan troup 21-847o ; 11.

•70a.

krioc Miueum. HoU.

i
AnuUUaod. 4M.. Holl. 13-

vnrtl. II. ,11. 13-SH8 <UJ>.

Imiturl 11

AMSTERDAM. II. .11. 1-1U6.I ;
I |.

Science 1-97.1 ; Hank : *•<•
li.ink of Aiaiterdam ;
llrune'i defence 4-<81a ;
diamond • workliut Induntrv
18-1U9.-;

Beolocr 13-ia»li ; 1
13-60Sb. 13-l)iMia ; '
ll-676a; Inundation 8-73Sa;
Jon lull coniiiiutiity lK-408d ;
municipal land bnyinif 13-
8180 ; palace 2-422b ; iinl-
renltr r7-76Ha. 18-&75d ;
Waairiiiil* 2-422c ; soologl-
oal gardens 28- 1 OlOa,

— , Mo. M-608 (1)3).
AMSTERDAM, N.V. l-898d ;

lf-496 (K3).

AMSTERDAM (New AIM-I.T-
dani), ihl.. In.i.O. l-898d ;
15-7.',.-,a: 24-:i4d.

— , lal., An-t. 21-838 (B2).

— , Ul., Pac.U. : tee Tonga-
tabu.

" Amsterdam " (dredtrer) 8-

.
Anuterdam Canal : tee North

Bat « aaU.
Anuterdamwhe Wlmelbank :

tee Hank n( Amsterdam.
Amntetten, Aun. 3-1 { I)'.').
Aint (Dullish .-.,111111) 8-27a.
Anita. India 14-376 (M-N8) ;

13-M.il,.
Aiiitiimnd (Dani»h i.llk-ial) 8-

27a.

Ami. >l«. India 7>815c.
Aint.-Ki-ri.-lii (German law) 11-

lioE.

Amtaraad (Danish law) 8-

.'TM.

Amu, riv., Huss.AB. : tee Oxus.
'Ainu (pc.iple) 26-3080.
Ainuch. cape. AlK. 1-643 (Hi).
AMUCK. RUNNING l-S99a ;

17-1,
Ainu Daria (Darya), riv.,

KUM.AB. : ter Oxus.
Aiinid, el. cemetery, I'al. 24-

817a.

A iniidl, tribe 12-SOOb.
Anuihia : tee Amytia.
Ainukta, Ul., Alsk. 1-472 (K5).
Anuil. 1'era. : see Amol.
AMULET l-S99b: 17-308d :

ear-ring 8-7'J^.l ; phallus

l!l- :!.'..! : It., man 4-7SSa ;

tiit.-iiii-.ni 27-81a.
Amulius (legend) 23-689a.
Amulrec. Scot. 24-418 (Dl).
Ainulung, P.I». 21-392 (C-D2).
AmOn : tee Anunon.
Amunclau, It. : tee Amyclac.
Anmn. •larnin mare, bay. It. :

tet Aniyclanu.-, KtiU.
Amund Hingneg Land, dint.,

S. \m. 19-76-.' IK'.').
Amundsen, lioald 21-953a ;

21-965d.

Amun-hor (rel.) 19-138c,
Amuntai. lior. 4-257 (C3) ;

ft-H

. .li-t., llor. 4-257 (C3).
AMUR, dint., Uuss.As. 1-

899d; 25-10 (H3-I4) ; 25-

14d ; agriculture 25-16c ;

fauna 25-1 4 b.

— ,mU., Alg. 1-643 (B2) ; 2-
M9b.

AMUR (Sakhalin-ula), riv.,
Asia l-899c ; 17-553 (E3-2);
25-10(13); 25-12c ; bound-
ary limit 2-741b ; fauna 25-
14c ; gold 6-17Sc.

Amurang. Mai. Arch. 17-466
(E2) ; 5-598d.

— . bay. Mal.Arch. 5-596d.
Amiiratli : tee Mnrad.
Amiin-a (diet.) 20-87a.
Amur Conaclu l-899d.
Amuri. X.Z. 19-624 (D5).

-,co., N.X. 19-624 (F7 and
1)5) ; 10-76Sh.

— Bluff. X.2. 19-624 (D5).
Ainiimi (myth.) l-168c.

— . tribe and dist. l-876c ;
18-1 M>I, ; 18-182b.

Amurnama (Mongol Khan) 18-

ried.

Aniurskly, Nicolas N. Mura-
vlev-Ount : tee Muravlcv,

N N

AimiHia (diet.) 2-164o.

Amumildae 18-122c.

Ainu-^iiini 16-1JJ. .

Amtitu. NIc. 19-«:

Amwa*, I'ul. : ~ • Kn.niau*.

Altira. II. ir V

llur. and Slam 4- MO

forUo-n. 1«-JOO».
Amrclao. Or. li-ila ; St-
MM ; Apollo aanctuarr !••
Alb ; oooqumt by Tebcliw
•>418a, ak^lOa; Vaphlo
tombI7-(97b.

— . It. 10-6U4a.
Ain).Unu». lake. It. : tr,

roodl, lago dl.

— , gulf. It. l«-26

AniycU. (myth.) 7>815d ; 14-

Amyciu (mrth.) 2-47*4.
Ainrgdala 4-

lolM l-:i6sd ; lt-613d :

. ; 2»-97.t<-.
AMYGDALIN l-90Oa.
AMYGDALOID (diet.) l-900b.
Aniygdalopoin 13-773C.
Amjrgdalui 1-7 Kb.

— communU ; tee AlmoDdL.

— nana 27-11 Li.

— penlca : tee Peach.
AmyBdophonln 11-3634.
AmyhU (AmyltU) : fee

AniytU.
Amyl acetate 21-I41b; 2O-

— ALCOHOLS I-'.MIIII, ; ,„. .
paratiou. &c. aS-893c, 25-

Ami I. -in- 2O-76d.

AMYL NITRITE l-900c ; 14-
17 Id; angina 2-9c ; chil-
blains 8-U4d : Itaynaud's
4Ueaae 22-936o ; sea-tick -
neas 84-5624 ; strychnine
poisoning 25-10454; thera-
peutics 19*71 7c.

Amyloid l-515c ; 20*9234.

— degeneration 20-923b ; 24-
652c.; spurious 80-9234.

Amylolns 4-5 I.e.
Amylomyces Ituuxii 25*703a.
Amylon 21-7

Amyloplast : tee Leucoplast.
Amylo process 26-70. (a.
Amy! viil.-rate 20-52d.
AMYMONE (myth.) 1-9004.
Amymoninae 8-6594.
Amyuodou 21-1 70c.
Amynodontldae 21-17".-.
Amyniw (myth.) 2-835a.
Amyntas (lialatiun king) 14-

8Mb; 17-151b.
—I. (Macedonian king) 1-9004.
—II. or III. (.Macedonian king)

1-9004 ; 14-326b.

— (Macedonian prince) l-546a.

— (Macedonian general) 4-
911b.

Amvntor (legend) 13-3464.
AMYOT. JACQUES l-901a ;

monument 18-1'Ub: 1'ln-

larch 18-828b, 11-127C.
Amyotruphio lateral sclerosU

20-764b.

Amyraldists : tee Cameronite*.
AMYRAUT (Amyraldus).

Mom l-9i)lb.
Amyridaceae 26-724.
Amyrtaeua (Egyptian king,

c. 450 B.C.) 6-88a ; 13-

1814.

— (Egyptian king, e. 405 B.C.)

9-":,.

Amys ( Amyt) : tee Amice.
Amythaon (legend) 18->74 ;

21-674.
Ami tw (wife of Artaxerxes I.)

2-661C.

— (wife of Ncbucadrezzar)
7-681a: 19-33 Id.

" Amy Warwick " (prize case)

7-782d.

Amyzon group 9-663c.
Am/hi, Afg. 15-631C.
Am/iuiz. Mor. : fee Amsmlx.
Atnzru. Mor. 18-851 (E3).
An, Bur. 4-840 (D5).
— , China 8*168 (K2).
— , pass. Bur. 15-958b.
— , riv.. Bur. 14-381 (P10) ;

15*958b.

Ana (goddess) 14-760a.
Ana, Togo. 18*103 (C3).
— , Turk. As. : tee Anah.
— , riv.. Sp. and Port. : tee

Ouadlana.
Ana (bot.) 11-sOlb.
ANA (lit.) l-902a ; ll-12Sc.
Anaa. Ul., Pac. O. 20-436 (L6):

20-yt;.;i..

Anal, Mllll. i:..- 13-1 |l'.:,: 14-

169b : 28-5451) ; 28-1 009 b ;
torpidity 13-IIKa.

ANABAPTISTS l-903d : 3-
3704 : congregatlonalUm's
relation to e-930a; Liber-
tines 18-54 3a ; Melanch-
thon's attitude 18---,- ; mn-
lennium 18-4'!3c ; Zwlngll's
dispute with 28- 1063d.

Anabar, bay, ROM. As. 25-10
(.. H.

AnabfaMtt 18.«o ib.
Aoablep. 7-«»ic ; 23- 1 job.
Anabolagluni : ate AfBrPT,
ANABOCUM 1-mo j | •

• • w M •• •• m-wvtfc | (JOT

A--'-' .''.'.! I •• : H ••-•".'

AMburm.AalaM.: MtAWMt'

opoUa.

AnacaothlnlS*-545b; **«32a.
Anacapa. b:
— Paatam, ••
Anacaprl, It. 15-4 (B7) ; 8-

Anacardiacea* 15-lOld ; 21*
1MB.

Anacardlum ofttAmtmte : it*

(phllot»pber)l>

Anachart* aUlnatrtun : let

\Vat-rw»t.
AN ACH ARSIS (

9054.
AnoclutTtit (Bartheletny) 3-

II-. I

Anorhartit (Liu-Ian) 17-1 03b.
A nachanU Cloou : arc ( 'loot*,

J. B. du Val de O.. baron

TOD.

Anachoret 13-371d.
Anachromatlc letu 21-5 lie.
ANACHRONISM 1-9054.
Anacletiu II. (antlpojie) 14-

578a; lonoorat II 14-

577d ; Latrran council coo*

d.-inus l*-140b ; Kogcr of

.Sicily 23-453c ; 8t Benwrd

a>798b.

— (bp. of Home) : tee Anen*

ANACOLUTHON l-»0«a.
Anaconda. Colo. 8-722 (E3).
ANACONDA. M..HI. l-9U6b ;
14-276 ..

— . mine, Mont. 4-889c.
ANACONDA (Eunecte* muri-

nol--. '.: ; ,..: •.:• ..,-.. :. 13-
MAd.

— (Python reUculatu-)8-171a;
22-704b; 5-780b.

Anacoretao. tol<.. N.O. l»-487

(El).

Anacortea, Waih. 28-354 <C1).
Anacostia, D.C. 17-818 (D4) ;

28-349a.

— . riv., Md. 17-818 (D3) ;
22--.'09b.

ANACREON l-906c ; 12-ilOa;

9-705b.
ANACREONTICS l-907a ; 27*

I045a.

A Hft 1 .T'tfl' T1/vl?a

aJ««4-703d.
Anacromyodi 3-969a.
Anactorium, Or. 12-440 (B2) ;

7-145.1 ; 21-145a.
Anacyclus pyrethnim : tee

Alexander s foot,

Alia.i 4-l'.'lli.

Anadara 18-122b.
Anadarko. Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
AI..I.I.-I..I- ll-.'.-Ji:i..
Anadir, riv., Huse.Ax. : tee

Anadyr.
Anadoli, Asia M. : tee Ana-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

33

— (dialect) 27-473a.

— Kavak, Turk.As. 27-418
(F3).

Anad6n, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Anodorn. Ire. 8-458d.
Anadromous 14-270O.
ANADYOMENE (Aphro4ite)
1-9071) ; 21-545a.

— (bot.) 1-5874.
ANADYR, gulf, RUM.AS. 1-

907b; 25-10 (O2); 25-13a.

— . mts.. Russ.A*. 8S-10
(N-01).

— , riv.. Rugs. As. 25-10 (Nl);
l-907b.

Anadyrsk, Rmtn.As. 3-776a.

Ana, nia 28-1 U25c.

ANAEMIA l*907c; 4-830 ;
amenorrhoea 12 - 765a ;

brain 24-99--'a ; Dlbothrio-
cephalus latus 28-413c;
dropsy 8 - 5904 ; gastric
ulcer 11-5044 ; glandular
ferer 17-168c ; Kala-azar
15-637 b ; mercury 18-1 59a ;
neuralgia 19-427a ; pernici-
ous 2-6534, 4-84b, 88*910
(PI. II. fig. 16) ; spme 25*
741a; treatments 2-653c, 3*
185b, 9-2501). 11.6014, 14*
800c. 18-5-Oa.

— tntcrtropicalto : let Anky
lostomlasi*.

— , primary 4-83c.
— , secondary 4*83c.

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ANAE-ANDR

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Instructions given on Page 1.

Anaemia, splenic 4-84d.

Anaemic dropsy : see Epide-
mic dropsy.

Anaerobic respiration 21-751d.

ANAESTHESIA l-907c ; basic
meningitis 18-130c ; der-
matoneurosis25-191a; hyp-
notism 14-201d, 14-20'4a,
19-50d; hysteria 14-21 2a;
leprosy 16-480b ; neuralgia
19-427b; spark treatment
9 - 249d ; warm blooded
animals 2-4'.tb.

ANAESTHETICS l-907o ; 26'
134c ; narcotic action 19-
239b ; surgery 26-129a, 19-
965a ; status lymphaticns
17-163d ; vivisection 3~
156a.

Anaesthyl : see Anestile.

Anafesto, Paulo L. 8-379d ;
27-1003a.

Anafljeh, tribe 24-1023d.

Anagallis : see Pimpernel.

Anagance, Can. 19-465 (C2).

Anaga Point, Can.Is. 5-172
(map).

Anaghmore, lake, Ire. 22-731b.

Anaglypta 23-61c.

Anagni, It. 15-4 (D4) ; see
Anagnia.

ANAGNIA (mod. Anagni), It.
l-910b ; 15-26 (D4) : bishop
15-lSc ; cathedral l-910b ;
sack 12-67 Ic.

Anagnos, Julia Romana 13-
836c.

— , Michael 4-62c.

Anagnostae : see Lector.

ANAGRAM l-910r.

Anagrates, Fr. : see Anegray.

Anaerundi, state, India 14-
402c.

Anagusa (Bentley), Isl., N.G.
19-487 (F3).

ANAH, Turk.As. l-911a (D2).

Anahef, mts., Sah. 23-1004c.

ANAHEIM, Cal. l-911c; 5-8
(E5).

Anahid(Anahita) : seeAnaitis.

Anahola, Haw. 13-84 (Bl).

Anahuac. Tex. 26-690 (X6).

ANAHUAC, empire, ilex. 1-
911d; 18-329C.

— , mts., Mexico 18-31 7c.

— , plateau, Mexico 26-1062d.

Anaima : see Anaema.

Anaimudi, mt., India 14-382
(G14); l-913b.

Anaitis (myth.) : Artemis
Identified with 2 - 6G5b ;
Armenian Church 2-570a ;
Meroe shrine 2-130c ; Pnsar-
eradae sanctuary 20-878b ;
Persian relision 2-662d, 21-
205c, 21-210b, 28-1043a.

inaize, mt., Arab. 26-305 (C3).

inak (Parthian) 12-56.id.

—, sons of : Caleb defeats 4-
986c, 7-859b; Isr-
wars with ll-926a ; Philis-
tines' connexion with 21-
403b.

Anakalang, mt., Mai. Arch.
17-406 (D5-!>.

Anakapalle, India 14 - 382
(Kll).

Anakie, dist.. Queens. 24-
202b ; 28-990b.

Anaklia, Caucasia 23-874 (II.
B2).

Anakristsl2-505c.

Analabu, Sum. : see Meulaboh.

Analafrida (princess) 25-31a.

Analalava, Mad. 17-271 (B-
C2).

Anal canal l-665b.

ANALCITE (Analcime) 1-
912a; 18-51Gb.

— -diabase : see Teschenitc.
Anal£, Ire. : see Longford,

county.
Analecta veterum Poelarum

Graecontm (Brunck) 2-95a.
Anal flstula 10-438b.
Analges 18-619b.
Analgesia l-909c ; 19-428a.
Analgesinae 18-619b.
Analgia 27-97d.
Analilla, S.Ans. 2-960 (E5).
Analla, N.Mex. 19-520 (E4).
Anallagmatic surface 26-1 1'Jc.
Anallattic lens 26-343C.
Anal membrane l-666c.
Analogists 12-331O.
Analogo, isl., Pac.O. 24-186c.
Analogous pole 7-590b.
Analogues of contraband 7-

34c.
ANALOGY (diet.) l-912b.

— (biol.) 2O-587a ; 28-1029a ;
Owen's definition 20-394c,
18-868c ; plants 21-774c.

— (philol.) 21-433a ; 21-434a.

— (philos.) l-912b; allegory
l-689d ; Browne 4-665c ;
Butler 4-884a ; Epicurus
9-6S4c ; Induction 16-881a ;
inference 16-879d ; Kant
15-669d.

Analogy (Butler) 4-883a ; 26-

7Jlb.

Analomink, Pa. 21-106 (M3).
Analostan, is!., D.C. 17-828

(C4).
Analyser (calculating) 4-980c.

— (optical) 21-937d.
ANALYSIS (diet.) l-912d.

— (chem.) 6-60b ; 4-355c ;
(jas ll-481d ; spectroscopic
25-631a ; volumetric : see
Volumetric analysis.

— (legal) 15-

— (literary) 7-468e.

— (maths.) 1-9 12d; ll-302b ;
11-7 lid.

— (philos.) 1-91 2d; abstrac-
tion differentiated l-77d;
Aristotle's account 16-891d ;
Kant's view 15-666a;
Wundt's dennition 16-892b.

ANALYST l-913a ; public 1-

220c.

Analyst (Berkeley) 14-543a.
ANALYTIC l-913b ; 16-881b.
Analytical geometry : see

Geometry, analytical.

— Jurisprudence : see Juris-
prudence.

Analytics, Posterior (Aristotle)

2-505b ; 16-901C.
Analytics, Prior (Aristotle) 2'

505b ; 16-900d.
Anam, Asia : see Annam.
Anama, harbour. Jap. 15-156

<P5>.
Anamabo.Go.Cst, 12-203 (B4);

12-204c; 2-726b.
Anamalai, India 14-382 (G14).

— HILLS, mts., S.India 1-
913b ; 14-382 (G14).

Anamam, Braz. 4-440 (D2).
Anamares, tribe 6-462c.
Anambar, Bal. 14-376 (C4).
— , riv., Bal. 14-376 (C4).
Anambara, riv.. Nig. 19-678

<C4).
Anambaniin-ula, mts., China

6-168 <E2); 1S-939C.
Anambas, islands Mnl.Arch.

17-466 (B2) ; 23-363b.
Anamesite 3-457c.
Anamirta cocculus 6-618d.
— paniculata 21-586a.
Anamls, riv.. Pers. 21-190b.
Anamnesis 21-812c.
Anamnia 23-170d.
Anamoose, N.Dak. 19-780

(D2).
ANAMORPHOSIS (diet.) 1-

913b.

— (zool.) 18-221d.
Anamosa, la. 14-732 (F2).
Anamosa limestone 27-631a.
Anamur (Anemourium), Asia

M. 2-760 (E4) ; 6-365b.
Ananas : see Pine-apple.
'ANAN BEN DAVID l-913b ;

22-7 05b.

Ananchytes 9-23b.
Anand, India 14-376 (ES) ;

12-173b.
ANANDA (Buddhist) l-913o ;

4-741h.

— Raz I. 10-r,4"b.
Anandatirtha : see Madhava

Acharya.

Anandpal (of Lahore) 14-401a :
17-398b.

Ana nil pur. India 13-787 d.

Ananes, tribe : see Anama-
res.

Anansra 4-386c ; 13-506a.

Anangapala (Tomara king) :
see Anang Pal.

Anang Pal (of Lahore) : see
Anandpal.

Anang Pal II. (Tomara king)
7-956b.

Ananiah of Shirak 2-573c.

ANANIAS (name) l-913c.

— (companion of Daniel) : see
Shadrach.

— (high priest) l-913d.

— (husband of Sapphira) 1-
913c.

— (of Damascus) l-913d.

— of Mok 2-573d.
Ananiev, Russ. 23-874 (B-C3) ;

15-7760.
Ananisho (Syrian \vriter) 2S-

316d.

Ananiynskiy Mogilnik 9-140a.
Ananta Randall 3-73/ie.
Ananta Padmanabhaswami

27-297d.
ANANTAPUR, India l-9I3d ;

14-382 (G12).

Anantnag, India : see Islama-
bad.
Anant Nag, spring, India 14-

873c.
Ananus (high priest) 15-401b ;

15-136b.

Ananze : see Spider.
Anao, P.Is. 21-392 (B4).
ANAPA, Russ. l-913d; 23-

872 (F4) : 4-2SGb.
ANAPAEST l-914a; 21-878b;

27-104'.'d.

Anaphalis javanica : see Jav-
anese edelweiss.

Anaphase 7-715a.

Anaphe, Gr. 12-424 (G4).

— , isl., Gr_ 12-424 (G4) ; 7-
6SIc: 25-734a.

Anaphothrips 26-908c.

Anaplasia 20-920C.

Anapothiari, riv., Crete 7-418
(C2) ; 7-419b.

Anapterygota 13-430c.

Anapterygotous 13-4330.

Anaptomorphus 22-337a ; 17-
526c.

Anaptychia (bot.) 16-582b.

Anaptychus (zool.) 5-693b.

Anapus, riv., It. 15-26 (E6).

Anar, Pers. 21-188 (B-C2) ;
15-756a.

— , anc. prov.,
Mahallat.

Persia : see

— , riv.. Nor. 19-800 (Fl).

Anarajapoora, India : see Ann-
radhapura.

Anarawd (prince) 28-262b.

Anarbar, riv., Pers. : see Kum-
rud.

Anarcestes 5-693d ; 8-128a.

ANARCHISM l-914a; Austria
3*35c ; Bakunin's delinition
3-23 Ib; Chicago: gee Chi-
cago Anarchists ; Italian
Public Safety Bill 15-7 7a,
20-S22a ; Roman confer-
ence 15-80a ; socialism 25-
307c; Spain 25-567d. See
also Nihilism.

Anarchy (diet.) 2S-368a.

Anargha-Raghava 8-481d.

Anarhynchus : see Wrybill.

Anariaoi, tribe 18-21a.

Anarkali, Lahore 16-Sld.

An Armuinn, Bcinn, forest,
Scot. : see Arminc, Ben.

Anarrhichas lupus : see Sea-
wolf.

Anarrhysis 2-160b.

Anartya, India 14-376 (M6).

Anarus, prov., Pcrs. : see
Mahallat.

Anary, Braz. 4-440 (D2).

Anas, riv., Sp. and Port. : see
Guadiana.

— (zool.) 3-977b.

— (antarctica) : see Antarctic
goose.

— (bcrnicla) : see Brent goose.

— (boschas) : see Wild duck.

— (carolinensis) 26-4 86c.

— (circia) : «ee Garganey.

— (clangula) : see Golden-eyo.

— (clypeata) : see Shoveler.

— (crecca) : see Teal.

ferina) : see Pochard,
glaucion) : see Golden-eye,
marila) : see Scaup,
melleri) 8-63 Ib.

— (rnergoides) : see Mergus
anatarius.

— (mollissima) : see Eider
duck.

— (obscura) 8-631b.

— (penelope) : see Wlgeon.

— (poecilorhyncha) : see In-
dian spot-bill duck.

— (querquedula) : see Gar-
ganey.

— (strepera) : see Gadwall.

— (superciliosa) : see New
Zealand grey duck.

— (tadorna) : see Sheld-drake.

— (xanthorhyncha) 8-631b.
Anasagar, lake, India l-452c.
Anasarca : see Dropsy.
Anascaul, Ire. 14-744 (A4).
Anascaul slates 16-829C.
Afiasco, P.R. 22-124 (Al-2).
— , riv., P.R. 22-124 (Al).
Anas el Wagud, isl., Nile : see

Philae.
Anasiburg, castle, Aus. 9-

619d.
Anasigunticook, lake, Me. 17-

434a.

Anasitch, tribe : see Kusan.
Anaspida 14-248c.
Anaspidae 26-905d.
Anaspides 17-458b ; 7-560b.
Anaspididae 17-458b.
Anastasia (of Muscovy) 11-

548d.

— (sister of Constantino) 6-
989b.

Anastasia, Fla. 10-540 (E2).
— , bay, Russ.As. 25-10 (N2).
— , isl. Fla. 10-540 (E2) ; 23-

1016c.

— , church of 12-563c.
Anastasian Wall l-919c.
Anastasia Zakharina-Kosh-

kina (Russian tsaritsa) 15-

89b.
Anastasiopolis, Asia M. : see

La?ania.

— , Mesop. : see Dara.
ANASTASIUS I., pope l-919a ;

20-722b ; 23-820d.
— , II., popel-019a; 20-722b.
— , HI., pope l-919a; 20-

722d.

ANASTASIUS IV., pope 1-
919b; 20-723a; l-216a;
20-694a.

— , L, Roman emperorl-919b ;
23-,) lid; Flavian II. of
Antioch 10-484b ; Persian
war 15-7 OOd ; Procopius'
panegyric 22-419c.

— , II., Roman emperor (East)
l-919c; 23-r.lld.

— (Antioch) 12-5 19a.

— (Constantinople) 14-273b.

— (Justinian's treasurer) 7-*
155a.

— (librarian, fl. 870) l-215d ;
3-7 18a; 16-542c.

— (presbyter) 19-410a.

— (Sinaitcs) (c. A.D. 680) 12-
51'Ja.

A nastasius (Hope) 19-562d.
Anastatica hierocuntica : see

Rose of Jericho.
Anastigmat l-60a.
Anastigmatic l-56d.
ANASTOMOSIS l-919d.
Anastomotie artery 2-(i67a.
Anastomotica magna artery

2-669b.

Anastomus : see Open-bill.
Anastro, Caspar d' 15-283b.
Ana Su, riv., Turk. 27-426

(E2).

Anat, Turk.As. : see Anah.
Anat (myth.) : see Anath.
Anal a, 1'nl. : see Anathoth.
Anatahan, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(1)3); 17-707d.
Anatalia, Asia M. : see Adalia.
Anatan 17-05Ca.
ANATASE l-919d; 7-.r>76d ;

New South Wales 2-953a.
Anath (deity) 9-51c; 21-456d;

20-607a.

Anatha, Turk.As. : see Anah.
ANATHEMA l-920b ; lo-i; 1 a.

— cup 21-800a.
Anathemata l-920b ; 14-629a.
Anathermic 19-984a.
Anatherum muricatum : see

Khus-Khus grass.
Anathoth, Pal. l-62o ; 15-

323d ; 15-375b.
Anatico, lake. Be. 8-911 (C3).
Anatidae 3-977b ; 8-630o ;

10-225C.

Anatifopsis 26-906a.
Anatinal6-124b.
Anatinaceal6-124b ; 16-120d.
Anatinae : see Duck.
Anatinidae 16-124b.
Anatis ocellata : see Eyed

ladybird.

ANATOLI, JACOB l-920c.
ANATOLIA, Asia M. l-920c ;

2-760 (C-G3) ; 5-30:!b ; 5-

302o ; railway 27-439c, 15-

893a.

— College 17-776a.
Anatoli Hissar 27-144c.
Anatolikoi, Strategia of the

23-521C.

Anatolikon, Gr. l-299c ; 13-
55b ; battles 12-494C.

Anatolius (bishop of Constanti-
nople) 14-1 84a : 7-39Gc.

— (bishop of Hierapolis) 6-
314d.

— (bishop of Laodicea) 3-890c ;
9-953d.

Anatomical Engravings (Eus-

tachius) l-929d.
Anatomical snuff-box l-942b.
Anatomical Society of Great

Britain and Ireland l-939b.
Anatomie Descriptive (Bichat)

l-937a.
Anatomic Generate (Bichat)

l-937a.
Anatomist's snuff-box : see

Anatomical snuff-box.
Anatomy (bot.) : see Plants

anatomy.
ANATOMY (human) l-920c

Alexandrian school 18-4 3a

artistic l-939c, 20-470b

Bell 3-684d ; Hippocratic

school 18-42b ; Salerno

school 18-47a.

— Act (1832) l-938a; ana-
tomical schools resrulated
by4-112a: (1871) 18-59c.

— , Comparative : see Com-
parative Anatomy.

Anatomy of Expression (Bell)
3-6S4d.

Anatomy of a Horse (1683)
(Snapc) 28-3C.

Anatomy of MclanrJ>o!t/ (Bur-
ton) 4-8G6a; 9-627d; 13-
888d.

Anatomy of Plants (1682)
(Grew) 12-586a.

Anatomy ot the Horse (Stubbs)
28-3c.

Anatomy of the Human Body
(Bell) 3-684d.

Anatomy of If'rt, The : see
Euphues or the Anatomy of
Wit.

Anatone, Wash. 28-354 (H3),

Anatoris, pass, Euss. 23-874

(I. D2).

Anatriaene 25-723d ; 25-7240.
Anatropous ovule 10-572d.
ANATTO l-943a.
Anatum : see Antum.
Anatuya, Arg. 2-462 (D2).
Anauco, riv., Venez. 5-298b.
Anauk-pct-Taunginyiu, mts..

Bur. 3-492b.

Anauon, dist., Asia21-216a.
Anavlaclios, Crete 7-425c.
Anawaon, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
Ana«Tahta (Burmese king)

20-449a.
ANAXAGORAS l-943a; 14-

731d ; Archclaus of Miletus

2-362b ; continuity doctrine

18-654c ; Logos 16-919d ;

Pericles 21-145b, 21-146c.
Anaxandridas 16-462d ; 25-

610b.
ANAXARCHUS l-943d ; 18-

300a.

Anax formosus 8-469c.
ANAXILAUS (o£ Larissa) 1-

944a.

— (tyrant of Rhcgium) 5-
948b ; 12-447b ; 13-453b.

ANAXIMANDER 1-9 1 la ; 14-

731b; cosmology of 10-23b;

earth, ligure of 8-799d,

ll-620b; map 17-634b,

13-193b: prose 12-512a;

Thales' doctrine 26-721d.
ANAXIMENES (of Lampsacus)

l-944b.
ANAXIMENES (of Miletus) 1-

944c ; 14-731b ; astronomy

24-397a; cosmology 10-23b;

Diogenes Apolloniates 8-

282b; earthquakes ll-640a;

earth, figure of 8-799d; map

17-634C ; prose 12-512a;

Thales' doctrine 26-721d.
Anaximcnis Ars Rhctorica :

see Rhctorica ad Alexandrum.
Anaxonia 18-867C.
Anaya3-766c.
Anayeyevka, S.Russ. 23-S74

(F2).
Anaz (Dm-), Mesop. 8-930c ;

18-181C.
— , mt., Arab. 2-2G4 (C3) ;

2-258b.

Anaza, riv., Pal. 20-C.02 (D5).
— , tribe : sec Anazeh.
Anazan, district, Pers. 2-

790d.
ANAZARBUS(AinZarba,Nov-

arza), Asia M. l-944c ; 5-

45b ; 5-47d.
Anazeh, tribe l-541d: 9-89/ic;

26-307c; war with Shammar

tribe 18-186b.
Anazzo, It. : see Gnatia.
ANBAR (Firez, Shapur, Peri

sapora), Mesop. l-944d.
Anbari, al 18-644C.
Anbasa (of Spain) 5-37b.

— b. Ishak b. Shamar (of
Egypt) 5-49a, ; 9-91d.

Anbury : see Finercr-and-toe.

An-byon, Kor. 15-156 (E7).

An Caber, mt., Scot. 23-741d.

ANCACHS, prov., Peru 1-
945a; 21-264 (A4 &B3); 21-
27 Oa

ANCAEUS l-945a.

Ancam, isl., China : see Hiang
Shang.

Ancaquilcha, mt., S.Am. 1-
963c.

Ancaste, mta., Arg. 2-462 (C2) ;
2-461C.

Ancaster, Lines. 9-416 (II. F4);
4-584 (C5) : 9-750c ; geo-
logy 16-71 4b. 16-71 4c.

Ancaster, G. H. H.-D.-Wil-
loughby, earl of l-945b ; 17-
2d.

ANCASTER AND KESTEVEN,
dukes of l-945b.

ANCELOT, JACQ UES ARSENE
Francois Polycarpo l-945b.

Ancenis, Fr. 10-778 (D4) ; 16-
924d.

Ancerville, Fr. 10-778 (G3).

ANCESTOR -WORSHIP 1-
945c; Africal-327a; Annam
2-62a ; apotheosis 2-206d ;
Brahmanism 4-384b ; China
6-174d, 6-200C, 6-172d, 6-
193b ; demonology 8-6c :
Egypt 9-55d ; feasts and
festivals 10-220C, 19-369a ;
Genesis ll-584a ; Greek 13-
374c : Hindu 13-512c ;
Israel 13-17 7d; Japan 15-
222b; Lares 16-2 1 5d ; Levir-
ate 16-511d; Manes 17-
567a ; Micronesia 18-391o ;
Mordviniansl8-821b; myth-
ology 19-129a; Spartan
monuments 12 - 480 d ;

Spencer's views 19-130c, 25-
636d ; totemism 27-89a ;
tree worship 27-237a.

Ance=trula 22-43a.

Ancey, George 8-517a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

34

To make full use of this Index It In essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

ANAE-ANDR

A... t.« n..d. mt. Aria. t-544

,, ,

I

i .

•<•
ir tnr 17-

• M-.M
; 20- '.i.

' : «M
n, Jc«n do,

beHtlit-. lir. I

trnel i|> K mil],

12
uU;. 4-

«•< Anclilali.
lK->. Kr. : num. 3

•-•l.l : 10-Mb.
:

Anrhl-auru. 23- II., I.; 17-

i .

r _•
16-

ANCI
15-

9-7211.

v. 19-520 (E4).
lime, riv.. Linen. 9- 1 in
16-7 14a; geology

i i
--. 18-.; IV

18-

.. . -I,,. 6-7.".' (1U).
OR 1-'.M7.I ; tiurlenVId
>«.Sa : linn !,-i,,i 4-
ibollc meaning 26-.'- i I.

\2-

mure. Ky. 15-710 (C2) ;
I i, .
T banlk-Uno 1 9>9b.

r-lce: tee Crt.iin,! ice.
Tina : tee Anchora.

1-

.
t»-647b ; 25-

tblM Act (1890)

:ii,r.i- 3-'.. ;•..):.

• 2S-s.'>9h.

:-\.lI.', M,,l,. 18-:1

ANCHOVY 1-949<1.
An-chu-fa-mo (king) : tee
A ncu vat-ma,

i«4-S42b; 13-T68b.

— offlclnalis : tee It UK low.

— tinctoria : ttt Alkanet.

Iosi« : ter Ankylosls.
lostombuia: seeAnkylo-

Anchvlife-toimini : tee Ankylo-
stoma.

it. 25-530 (A3).
ANCIEN REGIME l-950a.

' Higimt. DC f (Taine)
M-36S*.
Anrirn Itrrrime, De I' (de

26-10I.V.

ANCIENT (diet.) l-950a;
Italian official 15-361..

— and Honourable Artillery
Company of lloston 4-1911).

— Buildings, Society for the

. of 18-7'JJu ; 18-

Aifi-nl ihritlianily (Taylor)
26- I 89k.

n i*A Drama. The :
'/in.
t demesne 7-980a ; 28-

•it FvHrrall Monumrnts

,\\ ..,•%. rl 28-4B7b.

6-H. ! ; 20-11 la.
ANCIENT LIGHTS l-950b.

t Mariner (Coleridge)
6"

Miments Premrva-
India) 18-798B.

— Monument! I -rotection Acts
18-;

i • y» l-950b.
moil ..t ll-166b.

•i I 18-
835a; IS-.'.s-.M ; I0-l.'.»d.

of College
Youths 3-691C.

*24-71a : 17-760c.

:i-J17a.

ANCILLAFi1, ,-,od.

ANCILLON.CHARLESl.940d.

-'. JOHANN P. F. 1-95IB.
Ancilodorw : tet Ancylodorln.

A»o»*iei1nt M'Wti; is

ITU.; S3-KI.I

— atrofiwru

PnHti .-• •

'. '.

S-Mle.
rartrd.

11-

Anclam. Oer. : ier Anklam.

i
10

— J>r». 1-1... FI». i"

i

Aneodon 1-6980 . i
M-Mfc

ANCON. IVru l-9Mr : It-
-HS) ••
If.').. 26- 1171..

2O-OOIV .
ANCON
ANCONA, ALESSANDRO 1

Aneona, 111. 14-304 (D2).
ANCONA, It. !--.. .1.1 : 15-'.'i
16-1

: 15-47a ; pap.,

25-->. .,1 ; - ,.-,. , i -in) 15-

arch S7-296 (Plate).

15-... I : 2S-805d.
Ancona f..\\l 22- -'I I- .

• Sranoruin, S,wod. : tee
MalmO.

— rmana. It. 15-1 Sc.

An. -on ,!•• Surdinas. bay. Sc.

8-'.HI (III); 8-91id.
Anooneus muscle 19-56c.

Ancrani, N.Y. 19-/.U6 (III).
Ancre. Marshal d' : r> •

cini. C'oucluo, count della

Penna.

Ancre. Fr. : tee Albert.
— , riv.. Kr. J I-
ANCREN RIWLE l-952b ;

: 9-t!09c.
Anrroft. Northumb. 9-112

O. Kl).

Ancrinn. lIi-nrlcttaKerr, coun-
tess of 4-7
— , Itobcrt Kcr. 1st earl 17-

iSA.
— , Robert Ker. 3rd earl, &c. :

tee Lothian, carls and

marquesses of.
ANCRUM. Scot. l-952d; 24-

11.' , t I ..

— Moor (battle) l-9.-.:ia ; 24-
II II..

Ancn.l (San Carlos), Chil. 2-462

< : 6-1 82d ; 6-148b.
— , gulf, Chil. : tee Chacao,

An< nlall-523a.

ins 11-515
ANCUS MARC1US l-953a ;

\nciivannn 19-:i8Id.
Aiii-y-k'-Kniiic, Kr. 10-778 (G4);

chateau 2-11 l< . 28-'J'.'3b.
Anc ylidaoll-52Gb.
AnqyltotaoeM ll-338b ; 11-

An< yloceras 12-55 Id ; 5-58d ;

2-'.'34c.
Ancylodactyla : tee Ancylo-

j-,"l.i.

Ancylodorii ll-.J23a.
ANCYLOPODA l-9J.ta ; 17-

527c ; 17-526a.
Anc-ylu.H ll-523d ; ll-52Gb ;

•4845.
— , lake 3-28Ta.
— beds 12-59a.
ANCYRA, Asia M. l-953b : S-

760 (£3) ; 23-648 (K3) ;

battle (240 n.r.) 2-131a,

24-604c, IS-e-.'lb: are alto

Angora.
— : .synod l-953d ; canonn 5-

l»3d : niunicatlon

10-601) : f anting 10-196a ;

Oregory of NysM 12-.'.64b ;

Sirmian formula ll-747a.
Ancyranuin Monnmeatoic dn-

•K-rip.) 1-953C ; 14-

14-627a.

An, \rona, Nicomedla S-989d.
Ancyropliora 12-560b (fl(t.).
Ancyrotrirlm : *rr rcnicillata.
Ancy-»ur-Mo»elle, •

(plan).
Anda, IMs. 21-392 (Kfi).

28-II'Ja (plan).
AI, -i ,'. • ,,• 12-1; i. .
Andahuarla*. Peru 21-264

.:•
Andal. India 14-37''

• . Kan. 15-654 (E3).
Andalgala. Arg. 5-502c.
Andalo, lirancaleone d.-cli.
•a of Cualecchlo: ire

Casalecehio, lirancaleone

deeli Andalo. count
Andalog : trc Spain.

!...',

14

.'I
USIA

*6-J77a; wlno i

RB-71

..,.11, (...>! 22-l»l. ; 22-
2140.

28- .!..,!: 22-7U9.
ANDALUSITE1-

t i i II..
mil .in hit... And. Is.

»rt !

ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Ind."

- . . : 4-

• mill! limit

l l

anew 2-741.- : ,|.n •

79.'.c ; .-thn,.l..ify 19-99r

19- > I t,l. 22-

I-

1-

ln.l.i). 4-840

' Ind.O. 4- -i

In.l.D. 4-840

• 4-840

(II

— Sea 19-U7 II..

— Slr.i ire Middle

An.liitni-li. Peru. : tee Dliful.
An.liinia. «.r. 12-11"

IN- I'j-

12-1

ANDANTE l-9.'.8b.
Andaon. int.. Kr. 28-85C.

\!..| ,•;': • 6-7'»; ..

\> ! U IT, I', MI21-J7J .1.

Anda So, Una. 4-1 to (HI).
Andavaka, cape. Mad. 17-271

ill'.).
Andaral. Alia M. 13-536 (C2) ;

Anda y Salazer. Simon 21-

397d.

Andccari, Fr. : fee Anlou.
Andechs. Ucr. 26-lOllb.
Andeer. Suit/. 26- '.'42 (U3).
Andelro. Joao Kemandcw,

count of Ourem : «reOureni.
AliilelllliKi-n. Switz. 26--.'»-.'

IK I).

Andell, Henri d' 10-116d.
Audi-Ill-, riv., Kr. 10-778 (E2) ;

10-7" <K:;> ; 24-.11Sd.
Audi-lot. Kr. 10-778 (O3) ;

treaty (587) 10-805c, 12-

Andclsbuch, Aus. 26-242 (112).
Am l. '1110, w., Pac.O. 20-i:;ii

(E4).
Andciiiatunum. Fr. : tee Lan-

irres.

Amlpinpona, Mad. 17-271 (C2).
Anilciii-S Ni.r. 19-x.ii «'l).
Andcnne, Ii<-l«r. 3-6GS (KJ).
Anderab. Afg. 13-.'.14c.

— , dlst., Afsr. 3-1 .-•_•.•.
Andcracha, Al.y. 15-(127b.
Anderdon, J. II. 13-
AndereRft, Jakob 12-C,s7l>.

— , Melchiorl2-RS7l..
ANDERIDA, Son. l-95Sb ; 4-

584 (U7).
Anderkirch, Belg. : tee Autr-

Anderli-cht, BrusvJa 3-6fis

(1)-') ; 4-694a.

Anderledy, Antoinr M. 3-61Ib.
Anderliii-i. Heli;. 3-668 (D3).
Anili-riiiiiti. .-»:tz. 28-242(K3).
ANDERNACH. (Jcr. l-958b ;

11--, i, (inn] i, K7): battles
10-^1 Id, (939) 17-9d;

treaty (1474) l-958c,
ANDERSEN, HANS CHR1S-

tian l-ll.-.sc ; 8-l-M
AndercBeld, Som. 25-:i90b.
ANDERSON, ADAM l-;).'.9a.

— , Alexander (artist) S-

— , Alexander (explorer) 20-

-. ALEXANDER (mathema-
tician) l-959a ; 2-

-, Andrew (draught* player)
8-547d.

-, Andrew (major-gen.) 9-
'_' ' • 7 ' .

-, Charles : tee Yarborouith,
Charles Anderson - Pelhain,

I .r....

-. Charles (gov. of Ohio) 20-

3Ia.

-, IMmcnn 7--
-, SIR EDMUND l-9.'.9n.
-. ELIZABETH GARRETT 1-

959b ; 25-249a.
-, «;. 7-no,i.
-. HiiKh J.17-440d.
-.JAMES (agriculturist) 1-

. ..

. JAMES (historian) l-959c.

:
. JOHN l-960a ; 12-82d.

AmtarsoB, Col. John- l^tixL

. l. ,i,i, ll.i,rr«-»44«.
Ionr9-i67b.
i, n llr. ».T M-ITlla.
. MANY ( Mdnw d* Navarro
l '.'la.

v M-71M.
—.RICHARD HENRY l-960a

M-633o foil.
— TBJcnard John l»-77
. ROBERT (an1

(•••Mlrr) 4-7 16d

It.'.w.nd 1-13U.I ;

:..••.

. T. M. L

Anderwn. II. r. l-206d.
Aoamon R. Ix-an 2

2

111).

— . Hu. 10- .1" .('(I).
— . la. 14-7:12 HID.
ANDERSON, Ind. 1-96OC ; 14-

.v is-372 (F-i;:>.

. M.I. 18-'

I'.

-••

— , S.C. 25--..MM112).
— . Tex. 26-ii'JO i.M.',).

'Bl).

— , fort. Ky. 1S-717. .
— . tal.. \Vii-h.28-:i.'.l (fi4).
— , lake, !!.< I
— , lake, Oreg. 20-242 (K-F.'.).
— . int., Ida. 14-276(113).
— , riv.. Can. 5-16"
— . riv.. Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Andersonburu, !'»• tl-106 (OS.
Anderson Co., Kan. 15-654
(Of).

Ky. 15-740

'.•nn. 28-C.20 (Ol).
: \. 26-fi'J" (.MO.
-•i-, Glasgow 12-82d.
nia. Cal.5-H( 112).
Anderson's Creek gold mine*.
Viet. 2-U63d.

— Kerry, O. 20-26 (17).

— pheasant 26-918C.
ANDERSONVILLE, OH. 1,

980c : 11-7 J ilt3).

— , Ind. 14-422 ((iS).

— , Tenn. 26-«.'» Hi-Ill).

— , Va.28-ll< i 1)3).

Anderssen (cheas player) 6'
103r; 6-97a.

Andersson, C. J. 11-801 d ;
16-7380 ; licchuanaland ex
plored 3-606a.
. N. .l.2G-689a.

Andcrton, C'orn. 21-862 (map).

Amies Chil. l-151b ; 6-14Sc.

— , Kr. 2-.V..1.

— , N.Y. 19-A96 (F3).

— , lake, S.IJak. 25-506 (O4).

ANDES, int-., .-.Am. 1-960.1;
1-7-:, (map); 4-167 (AS-
111) ; 6-701 (A-B3) :
n '1-116): exploration (1879-
80) 18-938.1 ; flora 21-782b,
8-91ib ; geology l-964a, 6-
145b, 6-703b, 27-259b ; vol-
canoes 28-189C.

ANDESINE l-964c.

ANDESITE 1-964C : 21-328c ;
21-:i:i2 .PI. III. tig. 4); 22-
64:.b.

Andcsitic pitchstonc 22-105c.

— tuff 27-364a.

Andes, LOB. state, S.Am. : tee
l...- Anas*),

Andctra. Mad. 17-271 (B5).
17-274b ; 5-464d.

Andhra (dynasty) 14-399b ;
3-655a : 4-lHSc; 7-91 Ib :
coins 19-905c ; Inscriptions

Aniihiin (Saxon prince) 26-

1680.
And), dlst.. Rosa. 7-729d : 23-

874 (E2).

— , mis., Asia 6-553a ; 7-729c.
— . dialect 7-729d.
Andlan Kolsn, riv., Rosa. : tee

Kolsu, Andlan.
Andia-ta-roc-te, lake, N.Y. :

are George, lake.
An.liKena : tee Hill-toucan.
ANDIJAN, Ituss.As. l-965c:

27-420 (E4).

Andilani l-96.1c : 10-271a.
Andilla. Sp. 25-530 (E3).
Andine region 21-782b.
Anding. Miss. 18-600 (B3)
Andira Araroha 2-320c.
ANDIRON 1-965C.
Andlyiir, India 14-382 (O14).
ANDKHU1, Afg. 1-965C ; 1-

— , ktmnate. Afg. l-965c.
And6. i-l., N,,r. 16-S6:ia ; 19-

800 (CD.

Andoas, Kc. 8-911 (C3).
ANDOCIDES (orator) l-965d ;

— (rmse-p»inter) 5-
Anilnhahelo, mt., -Mad. 17-271
(115).

> I • J4-I
Andwl.,, ul.. Nor.

1^644 :Ǥ-i30 (F
•• : 22-.

.a, AMlarm: tet An-
dorra.

Ando ToklUro: JM Htm*
•hk-

— Jokubrt : tee IHroabl**

Andover, Conn. 6-95J (FJ).
ANDOVER H.nt.. 1-MM;

• , III" 11.

•.ER.M.»M6T.:i7.

! (H«).

— N.ll. 19-; 11-1.

— N.J. 19-

— N.Y. 19-590..

20-26 (II).
!>ak. SS-5M (O-II2).

— Vt. 19-490 (U5).

— North. MJU>. : tee North
Andover.

Andorer Krrtew S-96c.
Andorer TheolorioU Semln

ary. Man.. 6-961, ; 8-7 1 1 1,.
Andovoranto, Mad. 17-271

: 17-270d.

Andrache : ire Andraltx.
Andracua. riv., A*ia U. : let

Audrfaona.
Andrada. Antonio 11-628*.

— . DIEGO DE PAIVA DE 1-
NT)

(the younger) ».

— ESYLVA, BONIFACIO j. D«

l-967c ; 4

Andrade, Fernao A. de 4-
4j.",a.

— . Francisco de 22-15Sc.

— . Jaeinto F. de22-160c.

— (Venezuelan president) 27-
'.''.< '• •.

Andradite 11-470.- ; ll-471a.
Q. 12-8450.

— . I»r W. 2-788C.
Andnuroru (satrap) M-STOc.
Andraltx. Sp. 25-530 (U3) :

17-45Ia.
Andraki, riv., Asia U. : ire

Andriacus.

Andrei. Gabriel 18-54b.
Andranobe, riv., J.ad. 17-271

(113).

Aii'l: .ir m --K.,lk 5 --- ' .
Andras ap Ilhuu ap lirychan.

st 22-:i04b.
ANDRASSY, JULIUS, count 1-

967c; 13-921b; 13-9221) ;

foreign policy 3-19a, 9-942d.

15-67c,

— , Tivador l-96gc.
Androssy Note l-968a ; 3-19b.
Andrt (name) : tee Andrew.
Andrtf, Ferdinand 20-513b.

— . Oustave 6-257.

— , JOHN l-flf,«d.

!,. J. Nicolas 10-884C ; I*
890c; 2-144d.

— , Salomon : tee Andree.
. V ves Marie 9-778c.

ANDREA. GIOVANNI l-969b.

— , Jacob 6-831a.

— . Jerome d' 2O-886a.

— . Johann V. 23-737b ; 21-
593a.

— da Muran.) 28-152C.

— da Pontndcra : «r< PisaDO,
Andrea.

— degli' Implccatl : tee C«a-
tagno, Andrea del.

— DEL SARTO l-»69c ; 2O-
480 (table IV.).

— dl Firenze 2O-480a.

" Andrea Doria " (battleship)

24*904 b<
Andreae, Joanne* 5-198d.

— .Laurent in* 26-21 ic ; 12.
734c; 26-200a.

An.lr.-aea 4-707a.
Andreaeale* (Andreaeaeeae) 4-

T' 7, ; 4-7, • , : 4-7- !'• .
ANDREANI. ANDREAl-U71a.

— . Paul l-285a.
Andreanof. lsl«., ANk. 1-47S

(15); l-.'>44a.
Andreas (Bathony): nee Ba-

thony.
Andreas. I. of M. 9-412(1. A2) ;

17-535c.

— , Peru 21-2«» (IM>.
Andreasbergollte : trr Ilarmo-

tome.

Andredsweald. forest, Su.-<. 26-
106c; 28-4-i6d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

ANDR-ANIM

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1.

ANDREE, KARL l-971a.

— , Richard 1-97 Ib.

— , SALOMON AUGUST 1

971b; l-266a; 21-952c.
Andree Land. Green. 12-54

(03).

Andrei : see Andrew.
Andreia : see Phiditin.
ANDREINI, FRANCESCO 1

971b.

— , Isabella 1-97 Ic.
"Andreioi auloi : see Hyper

teleioi auloi.
"Andrei Pervozranni" (battle

ship) 24-!)Ota.
Andrena 3-626a foil.
Andreoli. Cencio 12-667a.
— , E. 9-210a,
— , Maestro Qiorgrio 5-735d

5-7 33a.

— . Salimbene 5-735d.
— , Ubaldo 12-6G7a.
— , Vincentio 5-7361).
Andreolite : sre Harmotome.
Andreopolus, Michael 12-523d

26-29ob.
ANDREOSSY, ANTOINE

Francois 1-971C.
Andreofti, Federiso 20-5 14c.
ANDRES, JUAN l-972a.

— Bernaldez 25-5SOb.
Andressey, isl.. Staffs 4-

8870.

ANDREW, STl-972a; apocry
phal Acts 2-lSlb, l-972a
biography 12-5G5b ; Byzan
tlam legend 4-91 Id; (iospe*
2-1 Mid ; Kiev legend 15-
789b; orders dedicated to
15-862a, 15-860d ; symbo
26-2S5a.

— .St (of Crete) 12-520c ; 2-
787d; 17-S14a; hyrnns 14-
lS4a.

— , St (of Jerusalem) : see An
drew, St (of Crete).

— (abbot) 21-297D.

— (of Bnin) 21-925a.

— (bishop) 6-190b ; 6-190a.

— (Bogolyubskiy) 28-1C9C.

— (de Coutances) 2-34d.

— I. (of Galicia) 11-4021).

— II. (of Galicia) ll-402b.

— (general) S-iOc.

— (of Greece) ll-746d.

— I. (of Hungary) 3-240d ; 11-
BSSd.

— II. (of Hungary) l-972b ;
13-903d ; 26-67 7a.

— III. (of Hungary) 13-904b.

— (Hungarian prince) 15-
421d; 17-49b.

— (of Japan) 15-227b.

— (Kobyla) 23-577a.

— (OF LONGJUMEAU) 1-
972d.

— (of Perugia) ll-625a.

— (of Randuf) ll-906a.

— (of Transylvania) 23-834d.

— (of Viennois) 7-850c ; 7-
851a.

— (of Vladimir) l-568b.
— , James 26-32Sd.

— , James Osgood 18-295b.

— . JOHN ALBION l-973a.

Andrew r. Raebum 5-1 04b.

Andrew, la. 14-732 <G2).

— , bay, Bur. 14-382 (P-Q10).

Andrew, Acts of : see Andrew,
Bt

Andrfw and Matthew, Ads of
2-181b ; 17-899C.

Andrew Co., Mo. 18-608
(B2).

Andrew, Gospel of : see An-
drew, St.

ANDREWES, LANCELOT 1-
973c; 9-627a: 3-902b.

Andrewganj, India 3-663c.

Andrews, Charles \V. 20-584d ;
5-775a; 28-1008a ; creo-
donte 7-409a ; phororhacos
21-474C ; stegocephalia 3-
525b.

— , Edmund l-908b.

— , Elisha Benjamin 19-329d ;
22-5 lid.

— Eusebius 4-374d.

— Dr Francis 8-619d.

— G. F. 9-3 17c.

— JAMES PETTIT l-974b.

— Jedediah 22-291b.

— John 21-1 15c.

— L. 16-664d.

— Michael 10-486d.

— Richard 6-128b.

— THOMASl-974c; 27-897d;
26-805a.

Andrews, Ind. 14-422 (F3).

— Neb. 19-324 (A2).

— N.C. 19-772 (A4).

— Oreg. 20-242 (G5).

— isl.. Me. 17-434 (C-D4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (E3).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(A3).

Andrewsite 7-110b.

Andrews Settlement, Pa. 21-

106 (F2).
Andreyev : see Jedrzejow.

Andreyevka, Russ. (Ekater

inoslav) 23-874 (I. E2).
— , Russ. (Taurida) 23-S74 (I

F3).
ANDRIA, It. l-974d ; 15

(F4).

Audriaca, AsiaM. 19-114b.
Andriacus, riv., Asia M. 17

152 a.
Andriamanao, cape. Mad. 15

271 (A3).
Andriamanitra (Zanaharv) 17

275a.

Andriamena, Mad. 17-27 1(B3
Andriana 17-274b.
Andrianiinpoina 17-276b.
Andrianzoon, Jacob : see Me

tins, Jacob.
Andricus occultus ll-423b.

— termlnalis ll-423c.
And_ries Ohrigstad, Trans. 17

ANDRIEU, BERTRAND 1

974d.
ANDRIEUX, FRANCOIS G. J

S. l-974d ; 1-lOlc.
ANDRISCUSl-975a: 23-633a

coins 19-882a.

Andritsaena, Gr. 12-424 (C3).
Andriyeritza, Monten. 18-767

(B2).

Andro, Isl., Gr. : see Andros.
ANDROCLUS (slave) l-975b.

— (son of Codrus) 9-672d ; 14
727c ; tomb 9-673d.

Androconia 16-466b.
Androdamas 12-502b.
Androdon aequatorialis 13

886d.
Androecium 10-5 J9b ; 10-

560c; 10-565C.
Androgeus 18-S55C ; 19-711a.
Androides 3-4Sc.
ANDROMACHE l-975b ; 9-

69Sd.
Andromache (Euripides) 9-

Andromachus 20-617d.
ANDROMEDA (astron.) 1

975c; 7-12 (map); (nebula

19-332d (Plate).

— (hot.) »-739b ; 12-546c ;
geological age 20-551a.

— (goddess) l-975c ; 24-305c.
.4ndrom«?n(Kingsley)15-818b.
Andromeda's head l-975d.
Andromedids l-975d : 18-

261c.

Andron (historian) 2-882a.
ANDRON (architecture) 1

975d.
Androna, dist., Mad. 17-271

<C2).
ANDRONICUS I. (Comnenus)

l-97id ; 23-516c.

— II. (Palaeologus) l-976c ;
23-517b; l-715a; 10-527d.

— HI. l-976c; 13-41 4c.

— (Greek general) 5-51a.

— (kinsman of St Paul) 23-
582b ; 2-197a.

— (poet) : see Livius Androni
cus.

— (prefect) 26-294d.

— (prince) 15-438d ; 27-444b.

— Angelus l-577d.

— OF CYRRHUS l-976d.

— OF RHODES l-976d ; 2-
516d ; 21-163C.

Andronomainty, Mad. 17-271

(B-C4).

ANDROPHAGI l-976d.
Androphonos 2-167b.
Androphore 10-5.~<9d.
Andropogon -12-375d; 12-

372b, c ; fibre obtained 10-

313a.

— (calamus aromaticus) : see
Roosa grass.

— (nardus) : see Citron grass.

— (schoenanthus) : see Lemon

Andropogoneae 12-374c ; 12-
375b ; glume 12-371d ; pol-
lination 12-373d.

ANDROS, SIR EDMUND 2-la ;
19-477b ; 27-670a ; Con-
necticut charter 6-956a.

ANDROS, isl. (and town), Gr.
2-lb ; 12-424 (G3) ; 23-648
(E3); 7-681c; 12-427d.

— , isls., W.I. 28-544 (Bl) ; 3-
207d.

— , str.. Gr. 12-424 (G3).

Androsace l-753b ; 13-768b ;
Lebanon 16-347C.

Androscoggin, lake, Me. 17-434
(B4).

— , riv., Me. 19-490 (E3-2) ;
17-434 (B4) ; 17-434d ; 19-
491a.

— Co., Me. 17-434 (B4).

Androsphinx 25-662b.

Androstrobus 20-548a.

Androth, isl., Ind.0. 14-382 (E-
F14) ; 16-36d.

ANDROTION (orator) 2-ld ;
12-513a ; 25-367a ; Demos-
thenes' speech 8-llb.

Andmsov, Nikolai I. 5-452d.

Andrussowo, treatvof 23-897d

l-578d; 21-915d.
Andsager, Den. 8-24 (A3).
— , riv., Den. 8-24 (A3).
Andsfjord,' fjord, Nor. 19-80

(C-D1).
An Dubh Skeir, rocks, Scot. 24

412 (B2).
ANDUJAR, Sp. 2-2a ; 25-53

(C3).
Andurn, pt., Dev. 21-86

(map).
Anduze, Fr. 10-778 (F5) ; 11

45Sc.

Andvari (myth.) 19-947d.
Andy, mt., Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Andyk, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
Anean, Barthelemy 8-616d.
Anfcdota (/listoria Arcana
(Procopius) 22-419b ; 26
764b.

ANECDOTE (diet.) 2-2a.
Aneeho, Ger. \V.Af. : see Little

Popo.

Aiiegada, isl., W.I. 28-544 (E
F3): 28-126c; geology 28
544d.

Anegenge : sec Ezzolied.
Anegray, Fr. 6-737d.
Aneimia 22-6 lid.
Aneimiteae 20-537a.
Aneimites 20-537a.
Aneirin (poet) : see Aneurin.
Am 'trill. Book of 5-640b.
Aneitea ll-526c.
Aneitella 11-526C.
Aneiteum, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(N9); 19-500c.
ANEL, DOMINIQUE 2-2a.
Anelasmocephalus 2-310a.
Anelective receptors 26-618d.
Anelectrotonus (diet.) 9-250d
Anelier, Guillaume 22-499a.
Anelytropidae 16-8261) ; 16-
824c; 23-175b ; ribs and
sternum 23-155d; skull 23-
151c.
Anelytropsis 16-826b ; skull

23-lSOc.
Anemas, tower, Constantinople

7-5c.
Anemby, riv., S.Am. : see

Parana-pancma.
Anemincae 19-105d.
AnemodouHon, monument,

Constantinople 7-6a.
ANEMOMETER 2-2a ; 18

274c.

ANEMONE 2-3c; 13-768b ;
22-896d.

— alpina 21-780b.

— coronoria : see Poppy ane-
mone.

— hepatica : see Hepatica.

— japonica 13-757d.

— nemorosa : see Wood ane-
mone.

— pulsatilla : see Pasque
flower.

Anemoneae 22-896d.
Anemophilae 22-3d.
Anemophilous (diet.) 10-569a.
Anemourium, Turk.As. 2-760

(E4) : see also Anamur.
Anencephalous monster 18'

742b.

ANENCLETUS (bishop) 2-3d.
An Eoin, mt., Scot. ; see Eoiu.
Anepignathi : see Cypho

phthalmi.

Anerben system 28-70c.
-Ynergates (ants) 2-87c.
ANERIO, FELICE 2-3d.
— , GIOVANNI FRANCESCO

2-3d.
Aneroid barometer 3-420c ; 16'

602d ; balloon observations

l-267b.
Anesburg, castle, Aus. : see

Anasiburg.

inestile (Anaesthyl) 9-851c.
ANET, FT. 2-4a ; 10-778 (E3) ;

chateau 7-971a, 2-414c, 12-

283a.

— , -Switz. : see Ins.
Aneta, N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).
Anethol 20-52b ; 2-55c.
Anethum graveolens : see Dill.
Aneto. mt., Sp. 25-530 (Fl) ;

2-313d ; 22-687b.

\neura4-704a; 4-703a.

ANEURIN 2-4a; 5-64 la ; 25-
961a.

ANEURYSM 2-4a ; Antyllus1
operation 26-126d; bronchi-
ectasis 4-634c ; dropsy 8-
590c ; popliteal 26-128d ;
Rontgen ravs 18-64b.

Aneza, Arab. 2-264 (E3) ; 19-
351b ; Ibrahim Pasha 2-
268c: revolt (1891) 2-269b.

— (clan) 3-623c.
\nfa, Mor. 5-440c.
ANFRACTUOSITY (diet.) 2-4c.
Anfueh (language) 10-40a.
Anga (costume) 14-419a.
Angad (Sikh guru) 25-85a ; 12-

358d.

Angadanan, P.Is. 21-392 (C-
D2).

Angall, dist., Pers. 10-190a,
Angamalo, India : see Kodun

galur.

Angamarca, EC. 8-911 (B2).
Angamos, Chile : battle (1879

6-161b.
Angangueo, Mex. 18-318 (F

Gl) ; 18-379c.
Angara (Lower), riv., Russ.As

14-795d: 28-9 1 4c ; 3-215c

— (Upper), riv., Russ.As. 25
10(E-F3); 25-12c; naviga
tion 25-1 7b; sacred char
actcr 4-824b.

— region 2-743a ; 5-310a.

— series 2-743b.
Angareth (Welsh princess

14-771a.

ANGARIA 2-4o.

Angarkha (costume) : see Anga

ANGARY 2-4d; 19-444C.

Angas, George File 25-497b.

Anaas 15-127C.

Angat, P.Is. 21-392 (E2).

— , riv., P.Is. 21-392 (E2).

Angatau, isl. .Pac.O. 20-436 (L
M6) ; 20-966C.

Angazia, Mad. : see Grea
Comoro.

Angden-la, pass, Tib. 26-91C
(Cl).

Ange, Father : see Joyeuse
llniri, duke of.

Angc, Swed. 26-102a.

Angcda, Aby. l-91d.

An-ccliva, isl., India l-713c.

Ancciocystis 6-G17d.

Angeioma 27-37 5a.

Aiwkmeurotie oedema 16-
8280,

ANGEL (rel.) 2-4d ; Hook o.
Knock 9-6511) ; Hook o/ Job
28-750d; Catholic Apostolic
Church 5-533c ; circum-
cision 15-533o ; Daniel's
doctrine 7-805d ; Duns
Scotus 10-25b ; Gnostic use
12-154c; Hebrew religion
13-187d ; Ignatius 14-294c ;
in Kabbalah 15-G21a ; Mid-
rashic legend 18-421b ; of
Jehovah, see below ; Pweudo-
Dionysius 8-285a, 8-285b ;
St Paul's teaching 20-950c ;
.Simon Magus 25-12Gd.

— (of Jehovah) 13-187d ;
Logos 16-920b ; Old Testa-
ment conception 2-5a.

Angel, W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
— , dist., Ger. 2-18d.
— , port, Mex. 18-318 (F5).
— , riv., Aus. 4-122c.
ANGEL (coin) 2-6c ; 19-899a.
Angela della Pace 25-9 18b.
Angela Merici : see Mcrici,

Angela.
Angel de la Guarda, isl., Mex.

18-318 (Bl) ; 18-318C.
Angeles, Chile : see Los

Angeles.

— , P.Is. 21-392 (Dl).
Angel-fish : see Monk-fish.
Angeli, A. (chemist) l-532a ;

14-171d.

— , Heinrich von 20-512d.
— , Stefano degli l-74d.
Angelica, N.Y. 19-596 (B-C3).
— . Wis. 28-740 (E4).
ANGELICA (hot.) 2-6c.

— balsam 2-6d.

Angelic acid 5-827a; 21-484C.
Angelica laetone 16-641).

— library, Rome 23-612 (A3
&B2).

— oil 2-6d.

— tree 2-Gd.
wax 2-Gd.
gelicin 2-6d.

ANGELICO, FRA 2-6d.
Angelin, N. P. (palaeontologist)

8-b72a.
Angelina, riv., Tex. 26-690

(N4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (Ni).
Angel in the House (Patmore)

20-928C.
Angelique, Mere : see Arnauld,

Jacqueline.
ANGELL, GEORGE THORN-

dike 2-Sa.

— , James Biurill 18-378d.
\nsell, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
ANGEL-LIGHTS 2-8a.
Angeln, penin., Ger. 24-335b.
Angel-noble (coin) 2-Gc.
Angelocastro, lake, Gr. : see

Hyria.
Angelo da Siena : see Agnolo

da Siena.

— di Costanza 14-906d.
Angelona, Gr. 25-613d ; 16-

52c.

ingelor, Java : see Anjer.
Angels, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(Cl).

— Camp, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
ANGELUS 2-8a.

— a Sancto 17-555a.

— hcll3-689a; 2-8b.

— piano-player 21-573d.

ANGELUS SILESIUS 2-8b; 11-

789a ; hymns 14-189b.
Angennes, Charles d', marquis
of Rainbouillet : see llnm-
bouillet.

— , Julie d', marquise de llam-
bouillet et de Pisany : see
Montausier, duchess of.
Anger, Ger. 20-886b.
— , Java : see Anjer.
Angera, It., 26-242 (F5).
Angerapp, riv., Ger. 11-808

(II); 14-G48b.
Angerburg, Ger. 11-808 (III).
Ancrerianus, Hieronymus : see

Hieronymus Angerianus.
Angurman, riv., .Swed. 19-800

(D2); 13-374b ; 26-lM)a.
Anfrermanlancl, prov., Swed.

19-800 UJ3); 26-192a.
ANGERMUNDE.Ger. 2-8c; 11-

808 (D2) ; battle 2-Sc.
ANGERONA (Angeronia :

myth.) 2-8c.

Angeronalia : see Divalia.
Angers, David d' : see David,

Pierre Jean.

ANGERS, Fr. 2-Sc ; 10-778
(D4); 10-7SOb; 17-442a:
annals 12-565b ; cathedral
2-415o ; Childericl. 6-137b;
Fulk Nerra's foundations 11-
294e ; library 16-568a ;
treaty (1620) 10-835a ; uni-
versity 27-7560.
— , arroiMlissement, Fr. 17-

442b.
ANGERSTEIN, JOHN JULIUS

2-9a.

Angerton, Nortlmmb. 19-792d.
Angeso, isl., Swed. 19-800

<E3)

Angevin mantle 7-237b.
" Angga " (lycanthropy) 17-

14iM.
Angharat (princess) : see Au-

garcth.
Anghelu Ruju, necropolis, Sard.

24-2 lie: 1-653C.
Anghiari, It. : battle (1440) 10-

53Ga.

Angle, La, 17-54 (E3).
Angier, Frere (de St Frides

wide) 2-33d ; 2-34b.
Angier, Gerald : see Aungier.
AiiKikuni,lake,Can.5-lGO(K3).
ANGILBERT 2-»a ; 24-43C.
Angilram (bishop of Metz) 5-

196a,
ANGINA PECTORIS 2-9b ;

19-717c; 27-945a.
Angiola, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
Angiolello (traveller) 21-229a.
Angiolieri, Cecco 14-cJOOa ; 25-

53b.
Angiopteris22-611b ; 20-532c;

sorus 22-fi(IGa (fig.).
ANGIOSPERMS 2-9d ; ana-
tomy 21-7:!7d ; classiflca-
tion2-13e, 5-485c ; embryo-
logy 2-lld, ll-259b; first
appearance 7-417d ; Nae-
geli's researches 19-149o;
origin of 2-13b, 20-550b.
Angiras (family) 24-lGGc.
Angir-takchia, pass, Tib. 6-168

(E2>.
Angista, riv., Turk. 27-426

(C-D3) ; 21-390d.
Angistri, isl., Gr. 12-424 (E3).
Angitia (myth.) 17-77 Id.
Anglya (costume) : see Choli.
Ang-kali (race) : see Ongkilon.
Angkola, riv.. Sum. 26-7 Ic.
ANGKOR (ruins), Fr.I.C. 2-
14b ; 14-498 (C-D5).

— Thorn, Fr.I.C. 2-14c ; 6-
84a.

— Vat, temple, Fr.I.O. 2-
14c; 5-84b.

Anglaize Co., O. 20-26 (B3).

Anglawa, tribe : see Anlo.

Vntcle, Wales : see Nangle.

ANGLE (math.) 2-14d ; expan-
sion in powers of sine 27-
279c ; measurement 27-
272c ; trisection 6-385c,
27-2920, 7-606c.

Anglem, mt., N.Z. 19-624 (B7).

Angle of friction : see Friction.

— of repose : see Friction.

— of sight 2-692a.

— of vertical displacement 1
see Ascensional angle.

Vngle post (diet.) 25-765c.

ANGLER (fish) 2-15a ; spawn
9-16a.

Angles, Fr. 10-778 (F6).

Angles, people : see Angli.

Anglesea, N.J. 19-502 (C5).

— , isl., Wales : see Anglesey.

ANGLESEY, A. ANNESLEY,
1st earl of 2-15c.

— , Catherine Annesley, coun-
tess of : see Buckingham
and Normanby, duchess of.

ANGLESEY, H.W. PAGET, 1st
marquis of 2-16e ; 28-372c ;
28-:i80b.

Anglesey, Hants 22-132 (map).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

To make lull use of this Index It If essential to
Instructions given on Page I.

the

ANGLESEY. I.! . \\..l.-« 2-1 T. :

i
13-

.'

aABaxauou 9-
(.SITE 2- 1 -I.; 7-4TU;

• «.v««t«t« (M9).
. Ig. 2-M* (Ol).

. Lanr*. 16-

volr. Lanes. 16-I3U

31; -..i. 9tt :'••• knfto Saxon

Uoan Brotherhood 10-

^BpCAN COMMUNION 2-
: Australian church sta-

ti«iu-» 2-'.i iOc : . .iiM.ii ! i« 5-
>li«l mUxloiu 18-

-. ».4TSa.
Anitlk-anUm :

( [HIP •', . '

MMdi-n) 18-
AnKlU-i. Mu-lm.-l 16-568a.
^^^fltre AlUfli.
^^•na ••Tib; Egyptian
implements, an
grantee's right* 10-4:i6b.
Anglo • American ITV-* (ma-
dunci 20-l-L.

— uurriean Telegraph Com-
pany S6-528a iU-BTb.

;,l>mif Oo.
I-
K-tui India-rubber Co.

la Hican Bank 7-22 1 b.

— Egypt Ian Snilun: we Sudan.
Anglo-Egyptian.

rich Convention (1808)
25-Sb.

neh Convention (1898:

.nla agreement) 9-1 16d.

•itlon (1904)

17 - 2«o ; Newfoundland
flsheryl»-*85a; Lord Hose-
bery's opposition 23-7:i:ic.

— Krvnch submarine railway

,ny 9-4i7c.
.Ilk- inoiu-y 19-<»9d.
•man agreement (1890)

— Indian law : 9ft under
Indian I.a«.

ANGLO- ISRAELITE THEORY
Id.

— Japanese Alliance 15-24 Ic ;
21-:'.i ; Kikuchi. luiroii. on
lS-170d; Korea 15-.

MSh Assoclat.on 15- 1 UN-.
i«h Historical Aasocla-
. 18-63 7a.
•m. It. 13-308b.

in Church lituiuy

— Norman Language ll-104b.
ANGLO-NORMAN L1TERA-

lur»2-31d: »-609c.

— 1'arislan basin (geol.) : tee

Hampahlre basin, etc.

-tugoese Agreement
tfit-ltte.

— Uussian Boundary Commis
•ion (1873) 3-182b ; 24-
•JlHd ; 24-- tea.

— I : 'Mian Boundary Commis-
sion (1895) 2-741a.

S-999b ; 21-245b ; Afghan-
Man l-31»b; Tibet 26-

\ rt : glass 4-593c ;

8-5811, : Illumin-

-3. 14-3l5b. 18-

I-

:. 10-;i4:id, 21-7»7a ;
miniatures 18-524c ; por-
traiture on coins 2O-475b.
von language 9-5S7c :
tonariesf.l94b;Thorpe'«
works ae-881d.

— SAXON CHRONICLE

I; «-609l> ; hiKtnrlca.

authority 19-793r. 16-798c.

von Church liturgy 16-

irts 8-856o.

— Saxon (io-iiH-lM 10-770d.

— SAXON LAW 2- I.H! ; 9
•Ola ; .Kthrlberht's code

- l-291d; Prankish

laws, •-aood ; criminal law

b; on frankpledge 11-

.11 'I : .Sunday observance

26-95b; tithes 26- 1020c.

— Saxon map (9th cent.) 17-
63Sb (tig.).

ANOLO- SAXONS S-Jtaj
•060! oulna««IS.»»»a;«

- 7'136o: rostonn pur-
•Ming •• 474e ; docunwc-
B-JOid; orlgta of nan* .
48«d ; parliament. origin of
•S-iu7d; right oi •aoetaary
84-U»b, S.ju:.d: writings*'

, •.

"*" f -"

a tory, and names

• rtous kingdom*.
Angto-*axon type 27'541a.
Ano-ttootos : in Adam

Fr. 19-131 (plan).

Angmag»allk. Oreen. 12-.-.4.1
(Ft); 12-444a; geology U-
445a ; mrleorologioal stattoo
21-.' 'I

Angmertng, 8ns. 9-421 (IV.

Ango.' Jean 8-21 Od: 2-4l5o;

chateau 17-598a. 2- 1 1
Angocbe (AngoJI), dlst.. Tort.
E.A1. : trr Angola.

I); 6-

liSo; 17-4900 : 6-148b.
Angola. Ind. 14-422 (111) ; 14-
424b.
-, La. 17-54 (C3).

— , N.Y. 19-498 (A3).
ANGOLA, country. W.Af. I-

3»b: 6-923 (A-C6) ; 1-310
(B-F8) ; convict settlement
S-60b : communications 1-
:i .i;.i. 2- ;:>'l : >l - ..UTI »n.l
exploration l-:i:i2a. l-3i2b,
l-336b foil. ; frontier agree-
ments 2-40c ; Indentured
labour S4-48O : inhabitants
2- ;•.•!..!•. .'-.1. 3- j .>i . [Iron

IS--.'.'.! : lajyra ,.:• - 3-....y,- ;

rainfall ll-772c.
Angolala, Aby. 1-91C.
Angolaros. tribe S4-4SO.
Angonl, tribe, Af. l-330d ;

ll-773a: migration l-3J8c,

28-lU50<i ; HritiHh wan 4-

497d ; revolt against Ger-

mans 11-77 !• .
AnKonilaud, dlst.. Br.C.Af. 4-

494d; malachite 4-596a,
Angora, Ariz. 2-A44 (C3)
--. Ark. 2- :...•-' .1 -•'.
—.Colo. 6-722(111).

— .Okla. SO-58 (1)2).
ANGORA, Turk.Ax. 2-40d : 2-

780 <K3): battle (1402) 27-
444d; s«-ljuk rulers 24-
610c ; Turkish settlers 27-
470b : tee alto Anryra.

ANGORA ( Enguri), vil.t Turk.
As. 2-lla; 2-780 (C4 and
E2-F3) : taxes 27-433b.

AiiKiira cat 5-489a.
-Koat 12- 1 «•-'.-; 18-647B :
hair, tee Mohair ; skin 11-

.

— pears 8-83 8c.

— rabbit 22-76SI. ; l-410c.

Venez. : srcCludad

— , narrows. S.Am. 20-276a.
Angostura bitters 27-.'sja.
Angostura Fall I., Colom. 6-
T01 (B4).

— Kail II.. Colom. 6-701 (B4).

— Fall III.. (,>!,,.:,. 6-701 (CD.
Angot, Charles Alfred (meteor-
ologist) 6-52 5a ; 9-912d.

Angouleme, L. A. de Bourbon,

duke of 2-4 2a ; 4-326 ;

Spanish expedition (1823)

4-930c. 25-5.'i6b.
— , C. DE VALOIS, duke of

(1573-1650) 2-41a.
— , M.T.C.,duchessofl7-7IOc;

17-44d ; memoirs 17-40,1 ;

Naundorff's suit 17-46c ;

N.-y's execution 19*632d.
— , William Taillefer, count of :

tee William Taillefer.
ANGOULEME, Fr. 2-41c : 10-

778 (E5); battle (845) 10-

811c ; cathedral 2-41d. 5-

523b (plan), 2-397b ; Gun-
tram of Burgundy 12-730c ;

treaty (1619) 10-835a, 23-

303c, 17-147C.
Angoumian group 7-4 16b ;

ll-«70b: 7-llOa.
ANGOUMOIS. prov.. Ft. 2

42a : 10-7 7 > (K.'.l ; 2-252d ,

ceded to England (1360!

4-.~jUln, 9-504c ; Croquants

revolt 10-836a.
Angola (Angoza), Port. E.Af

l : 22-165b.

— . di-' \f. 22-166b;

1'ini."; if- 3- 164 i.
ANGRA (do Hcrolsmo), Azores

2-42a; 2-83(11.).
— , Braz. 4-440 (117).
— , dlst., Azores 3-

— do Negro, bay, Ang. : tee
Little Fish. bay.

Angra de Clntra, W.Af. 1

Angra do* lUls, bay. Itru. 22-

fjpoUlS-ma.
»-171o; 17-S730.

malfl) U (rcl.) : trr

UENA. bar. Oer.
2-I.-I. 2S-488
-MiHid ; ii.no-.Mi :

.1 . ,,». t. .1 11-

1.337d; Muppard'. settl*-
,,.,:., 24-:.-....

AngrarU, race : tee Kngrians.
Angras Juntas, bay, (Mr.

\f. 2S-486 (ll«).
Ancraiabad. India : tee
English Bazaar.

rir., Aby. lS»694o ;

Angren. rir.. Asia 26-303d.

Angrt, It. 15-

Angrla, dlst.. Holy Hum. Emp.

11-831 (map).
Anirrla Konall

nirate) 6-5:ci<- ;

28-1...,-.

Amrrlana, race : tee Engrians.
AngrlTaril, tribe 11-8300 ; 11
'

(Mahratta
15-H87d ;

- ;u: 26-,. .

~ Malnyush (rel.) : tee

AOgrA Main

\ 'i r:':i,i!i

riv., Serv. : tee

Sophonliba : tee
'la. Sonhonlsba.

. i-1., 2S.'j:i.'i (1 !-').
)M, A. J. Z-l-'l,.
diffusivlty of metals 6-M> 1,1 ;
zodiacal light 28-lOOOa.
. K. J. 2-42o : pyrhellomotcr
18-'.'7Ha, 28-*34a.
Angstrom (unit) 25-621a.

'rag, Slam 14-498 (B4) ;

hie 16-8150 ; 16-824b ;

23-I7.V; Kkin 23- IS he ; skull

23-1 '.I,'; tail 23-
Amruicnnr, riv.. IT. 2- He.
ANGUIER. FRANCOIS 2-42d.
— , MICHEL 2-1-.M.
Aiik-nill.i. Miss.. 18-600 <l: .1.
ANGUILLA. 1*1.. W.I. 2-42d :

28-:. 4 4 (K3); cotton .

265b ; geology 28-:. I Id.
Angullla (zool.) : *•
Angulllara. It. 4-35Sb ; 1-

Angulllare. G. A. delf : tee

IK-II' Angulllare.
Aniriiille, cape, NM. 19-479

(A3); 19-478b.
— . mt.H.. Xfd. 19-479 (A3-2) ;

19-17-!,.

— . riv.. Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Angulllldac 26-5 1 4d : tee alto

Muracnidae.
Anoiillulii 19-360C.

Anguillulldae 19-360C.
Anguls(astmn.) : see Draco.

— (zool.): tee Slow-worm.
Angultla (myth.) : see Anititia.
Angul. India 14-382 ,L9).
—.dlst., India 3-7291) ; 20-

277c.
Angular bone 14-261c.

— oocllleient 26-8 lie.

— gyrus 4-397a.

— vein 27-969d.
ANGULATE (diet.) 2-43a.
Angii! r. 2-18d.
Anffulus lunularis : see Amphl

ooellc angle.

Anguran, I 'ers. 21-197b.
Antruru dang.) 3- '.GOa.

(king of the Picts) 19-

7!Url.

ANGUS, earls of 2-4 3a ; 8-

resa.

— , A. Douglas, 8th earl of 2-

I Hi ; 24-448a.
— , G. Douglas, master of 24-

442d.
— . Ciilbert do fjmfraville, carl

of (d. 1245)27-577c.
— , Gilbert, carl of (d. 1307)

19-792a; 27-577c.
— . I!, do Umfraville, earl of

27-577C.
— , W. Douglas, llth earl : tee

Douglas, 1st marquis of.

— Columban (missionary) 3.
1864.

Angus, Can. 20-114 (C2).

— , la. 14-732 (C3).

— . X.Mex. 19-520 (E4).

— , Scot. : tee Forfar.

— , hill. Scot. 10-861d.

— , braes of. Soot. : tee Bin

chinnln, mts.
— , Ilowe of, val., Scot. : tee

Strathmore.
Angusciola, S. : tee Angnssola,

.-.
Angus M«rfer«nH 24-431b;

23-KHJd; 10-661d; 17

19b.
Anirm Muc-in-og (myth.) 14

759d.

regtnMot: mm

JSSOLA. SOPHONISBA

S-II.I ; 27-U»b.
August* (1-rr.lau oMarare) 26*

AnrastiM olams: tee Clams

JViMva it-6«9li : 4-

ImSSSi • '.
: \K.

Anrwa, rlv.. I(h»d. 26-466 (I-

KD; 23-Ji." • .
Anhalt. dukes of 2-48b.
ANHALT, .in. l.>. lii-r. 2-11. 1 ;

11-

U-M4. SM (hM. MM) i 11-

808d ; order of

is--.; .,i

- \.. • . r-l.-l.. -:,.
2>44o.

— Bernburg, durhy, (ler. S-
44o ; ll.«64c.

— i -otiien. duchy, Oer. t-46a ;

c., :

— Dessau, Dietrich, prince of

2-l7h.

ANHALT-DESSAU.LEOPOLD
I. prince of 2-4i; 1. ; 2-620c.

— Dessau, Leopold II.. prince
of 2-47a; l-rinwlan volleys
14-523 (I'l. II.).

— Ponnsn. Mnrllz, prince of
2-47li : 24-

Anhalt-Dewiau, duchy, Oer. 2-
II-

— I'l.llZkUM. :''T. 2-

— Zcrbst, F. A., prince of 2-
454.

— Xerlmt, 8. A., princess of:
see Catherine II.. of Itussla.

Anhalwar, kiiucduin, India :tee

Anhllvada.
Anliarmonlo ratio : tee Cross

ratio,

Anhi-r (myth.) l-81d.
AnhidroUo (diet.) l-5t64.
Anhilvuda, kingdom. India:

Moslem conquest l4-40ld ;

Mularajah 4-ls»a ; tjolankls

dynasty 22-867a.

— Patan, India : tee Patan,
llaroda.

Anhilvurn, kingdom, India :

tee Anhllvada.
Anliilwar, kiiiKdoin. India : tre

Anliilvada.
Anhinada Patan, India : tee

•i. llaroda.

Anholt. Den. 8-24 (D2).
— , Oer. 13-588 ( I •
— , Isl., Den., 8-24 (D2) ; 8-

Anhomoel (rcl.) : tee Ano-

moian Arian^.
Anhorn, Ilartliolomew (the

Elder) 26-2n:id.
— , Bartholomew (the Younger)

26-l'63d.
An-hsl-chou, oasis, China 27

Anhiii (Anhwel), prov., China :

srr Ngan-hoL
ANHYDRITE (min.) 2-47c;

12-769a.

— group 18-51 6c ; 19-11,1.
Anliyilroecconine 8-870b.
AnhydroKcruniol 26-nAld.
Ani (Egyptian teacher) 22-

447c; 9-4Sa.

Ani. .lap. 15-1S6 (MB).

ANI, Kuss. 2-47d ; 23-S74 (II.
I'.'.i: cathedral 2-387d ; pa-
triarchate 8-884a.

— , isls., Jap. 4-208b.

— (zool.) 7-fil <ih.

Anian (bishop of St Asaph) 23-

101 Ob.

Anianc, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Ani. mils (bishop of Orleans) 2

885d.

— (scholar) 4-505c.

Anib, riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-106

(116).

Anlba, Egv. 9-40 (H3).
Anicchiarico, C. (brigand) 4-

A65b.

\rk. 2-:i.12 (A2).
ANICETUS 2-47d ; 20-722a ;

8-828d.
Aniehn. (icr.S.W.Af. 2S-4C6

(B3).
Anirhab, riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-

466 (HO).
Antche, Ft. 19-739C ; 10-785C

8-4:19(1.

ANICHINI, LUIGI 2-17,1.
Anichkov, palace, St Peters-
burg 24-38d.

Anlcium, Fr. : teel^e Pny.
Anlconic Image 14-329b.
Anlcnns. Braz. 4-440 (O8).
Anldlomorohlc (diet.) 21-327d.
Anie, mt., Sp. 25-530 (El) ; 3-

492d.
Anlella 16-833d : 23-174d

23-lJ(>c. 23-151C.
Aniellidue 16-S25d.

ANDR-ANIM

22-

749c
— aceUraddS-17&a.

14-i07b.

.

— cro tonic ester 22-7 »9e.
ANILINE 2-47.1 ; coal-tar 6-

A94e ; freeslnc puint

tflll.;

.. S-75U; 2-4Ha; 26-
lOld.

— dyes 11.I73H; dUcorerr.

3l'«b; risoncr^'work 16-
428c ; In food l-J27a ; Ink*

14- '.Til.: I', rkii,'. »<>rk21>
17 Hi ; textile printing 26-
700d.

— salt : tee Aniline, hydro-
chloride.

ANIMAL 2-4M,; S-108d; col-
oration : tee Colours of
animals ; cruelty, legal pro-
rWoi • v- >l b : I ------ .

regulations t-433d: dlstH-
butlnn 1-11. 1.; domestlo
14-498d; dreams 6-JOIr ;
electricity •-18za; fable*
10-1 16b; food tl-747b;
t-. atafl tl :,• Uoi • • ii-. • ' ;
In divination 2-9o.-;d ; mus-
cular force 27*738b ; mutila-
tion M-l46o: mythnlngy
S-«b. 19-133a, 7-078a;
relationships 10-32d ; re-
production 23-1 16d; semi
aispenal 21-779b; soul 2-
64a,2S-94Aa; taboo2-7!7d;
telepathy 26-5 4 7a; vivisec-

28-l56d.
. • -..r. 0*1 5-- «'..|.

Anlmalculae : tee Bacteria.
I'rotozoa and Itotlfrra.

Animal fain 20-46a.

ANIMAL HEAT 2-IHd ; fever
10-308a.

— IndiiHtry, bureau of l-422c ;
14-7 IJ.i.

— matrnctlHml8-179a; Eschen-
mayer 9-7 65a ; Mesnier 14-
202a : tee alto Hypnotism.

.

— painting 2O-478b.

— psychology : nee Psycho-
logy, com para'

Animal* and 1'lantt under
Domestication. Variationi of
(Darwin) 7-842c ; 4-487b.

Animal spirits 27-928d ; 8-87b.

— waxes 20-Mb.

ANIMAL WORSHIP 2-50d ;
19-128C ; Adonis legend 1-
212c; Artemis worship 2-
6641) ; Etryptian rcliirion 9-
53a, 0-4fi,-i. 9-.".Hii ; Luper-
ealia 17-126d ; Manitou
belief 17-586a ; in Koman
religion 23-577d, 28-976C ;
serpents 24-676c ; Teutonic
26-684d.

Anlmas, Colo. 6-722 (C4).

— , Mex. 18-318 (B2).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (C4).

— Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
(B6X

Animation (rel.) 23-62d.

Animatism 2-53a.

ANIME i r.-!ti i 2-52d.

Animikie group 22-L'67a : 11-
670d ; 16-28d ; 27-580d.

ANIMISM 2-53a; American
Indians 1-8161) ; Australian
natives 27-fOb ; Central
African tribes S-201c :
disease spirits 22-175a, 10-
135d ; dreams 8-561c ;
Bestia cult 12-528b : Image
wor-hij. 14-:1..1.'.!.. 14--.'»-l. :
Irish beliefs 14-7 59d: magic
17-307a; Ma»ai 17-834a ;
mytliolo(rvl9-134c, 19-
23-:.77d : onienB 20-142a ;
panpsychlsm compare<l 18-
236b, 20-681 b; Papuan
practice 2O-742a ; philo-
sophy 8-121c; religions
origins 23-64c : sacramental
aspect 23-077d ; taboo cus-
toms 26-338a ; tree worship
27-236a ; Tylor's theory •>-
62c.

— (med.) 21-554h ; IS-.'.l ,1.
ANIMUCCIA, GIOVANNI 2-

55b.

— , Paolo, t-5Sc.

Animus fnrandi (law>16-S10d;
7-120d.

— injuiiandl (law) 16-5370.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

ANINA-ANTH

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

Anina, Hung. 3-4 (GO.
Aniniy, P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
Anio.'riv., It. 15-4 (D4) ; 15-4

(Gl); 16-26 (B6); 15-4a ;

aqueduct 8- Ilia ; artificial

lakes 25-1061C.
An londruinn (Morrison) 5

638c.
Anio Nova, riv.. It. 15-26 (C5).

— Xovus. aqueduct 2-242a ;
25- 100 Ic.

— Vctus, riv.. It. 15-2G (C6).
— , aqueduct 2-24 Ic.

Anis, rat,, Fr. 16-4 ^.V.
ANISE (Aniseed) 2-55c ; 21-

Ulo.

Anisi. Russ. : see Ani.
— , cape, Arct. 21-938 (Bl).
Anisian group 27-260b.
Anisic acid 2-55c.

— aldehyde 2-55C.
Anisocardia 16-123a.
Anisochela 25-7 24b.
Anisol 5-305a.
Anisomerous 10-560c.
Anisometropia 25-618a.
Anisomyodi 3-978a.
Anisonema 10-467b.
Anisostemonous 10-S65d.
Anisotropic 7-5S6c ; 6-962d.
Anisus, riv., Aus. : see Euus.
Anita, la. 14-732 (C3).

— Pa. 21-106 (D-E3).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (Cl).
Anitorgis, Sp. : ate Alcauiz.
Aniva, bay, Russ-As. 24-54b.
— , cape, Russ.As. 25-10 (K4).
— , gulf, Russ.As. 25-10 (K4).
Aniwa. Wis. 28-740 (D3).

— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (N9).
Anizy-le-Chateau, Fr. 10-778

(F2).

Anjanwel, India 14-382 (Ell).
ANJAR, India 2-55d ; 14-376

<C8) ; 7-670c.

Anjengo, India 14-382 (G15).
Anjer. Mal.Arch. 15-284 (A2) ;

15-289d ; 3-356a.
Anjidiv. isl., India 12-159d ;

4-189b.

Anjiro : see Yajiro.
Anjou, Bcrtrada, countess of :

tee Bcrtrada, countess of

Anjou.
— , Gas ton, duke of : see

Orleans, J. B. Gaston, duke

of.
— , Geoffrey Plantagenet,

count of : see Geoffrey Plan-
tagenet, count of Anjou.
— , Louis I., &c., dukes of : see

Louis I., &c. (of Anjou),

kings of Naples.

— Philip, duke of : see Philip
V., king of Spain.

— , P. F. 19-537b ; 21-945a.
ANJOU, countehip, Fr. 2-55d ;

10-778 (D4); 10-802 (map) ;

9-4S6d ; counts of 24-644b,

13-904C.
— , isls., Arct. : see New

Siberia.

— , cape, Arct. 19-536d.
— , Hotel d', Angers, Fr. 2-

414b.

Anjozorobe, Mad. 17-271 (C3).
An-ju, Jap. 15-156 (D7).
Anjuan (Johanna) isl., Ind.O.

17-271 (B2); 6-794d.
Anjumans (Persian political

clubs) 21-245C.
Anka (princess of Battenberg)

19-65 Id.
Anka (Hindu chron.) : sec

Onko.

— (myth.) 21-458a.
Ankaizina, dist.. Mad. 17-271

<C2).

Ankara, Turk. As. : see Angora.
Ankaratra, mt.. Mad. 17-271

(B3) ; 17-270b ; 17-272a.
Ankarsrum, Swed. 28-190 (D3).
Ankase, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4).
Ankavandra, Mad. 17-271

(B3).

Ankay, dist., Mad. 17-270c.
Ankazoabo, Mad. 17-271 (A-

B4).

Ankazobe, Mad. 17-271 (B3).
Ankazontana, Mad. 17-271

(A-B5).
Ankelin de Betteville 16-

966d.

Anker, Albert 5-759b.
— , M. J. 2-58c.
Anker, riv., Warwick. 19-911d.
Anker (measure) 5-237a.
ANKERITE 2-58c ; 18-515C.
Ankerwyke yew 28-9 19c.
Ankh (crux ansata) ll-563b.
Ankhape (Egyptian musician)

7-690c.

Ankilabila, Mad. 17-271 (B3).
Ankileroe, Mad. 17-271 (B4).
Ankiliabo, Mad. (Fiherenga)

17-271 (A4).
— , Mad. (Mahafaly) 17-271

(Bo).
ANKLAM, Ger. 2-i8c • 11-808

(D2).

ANKLE 2-58d; 15-487a ; 15-

4S9b ; anatomy 25-177d,

25-182b; muscles l-942d.
Anklesvar, India 14-382 (E9).
Aukobcr, Aby. 2-58d ; 1-83

(map) ; l-90d.
Ankobra (Snake), riv., Go.Cst.

12-203 (A4) ; 12-203C.
Ankogel, mt., Alpsl-746b ; 1

749a.
Ankole, dist., Ugan. 27-557

(A-B3) ; 27-558a ; 20-39Sd.
Ankor, Somlnd. 23-379 (E2).
— , int., Somlnd. 25-379 (E2).
Ankorokoroua, cape, Mad. 17-

271 (02).

Ankrom, Scot. : see Ancrum.
Ankula, Sib. 25-10 (F2).
Ankus (elephant goad) 17-

424d.

Ankwe, riv., Nig. 19-673 (D3).
Ankylorhynchae 18-901d.
ANKYLOSIS 2-5Sd ; 9-251d.
Ankylostoma 19-360d ; 19-

361a.

— cemuni 28-12c.

— duodenalis 2-59a ; 26-905b.

— trigonocephalum 28-12d.
ANKYLOSTOMIASIS 2-5Sd ;

18-o41c; 23-190c; em

ployer's liability 9-359a.
Ankywyll, John 28-435a.
Anlace (basilarde, langue de

boeuf) 7-729b.
Anlaf (Godfrcyson) : see Olaf

(Godfredsson).

— (Olaf Curan) : see Havelok
the Dane.

— (Sihtricsson) : see Olaf
(Sihtricsson).

Anlauf, Oreg. 2O-242 (B4).
Anlo (linguistic group) 10-40a.
Anloo, Holl. 13-588 <D1).
An Lu-shan 6-196a.
Aninan (Babylonian king) 3-

106b.
An-min-do, isl., Kor. 15-156

(D-E8).
Ann (Christian name) : see

Anne.

Ann, cape, Antarc. 21-961 (D).
— , cape. Mass. 17-852 (Fl) ;

17-85 Ic.
ANN. (abbrcv.) l-27b.

— (law) : see Annat.
Anna (Bible) ll-574d.

— (E. Anglian king) 8-827c ;
8-827d.

ANNA (Anna Amalia) 2-59b ;

24-262d.
ANNA (Anna Baldasarre) 2-

59b.

— (Anna Carlovna) : see Anna
Leopoldovna.

ANNA (Anna Comnena) 2-59c.
ANNA (Anna Leopoldovna)
2-60a ; 23-900d.

— (Anna Matilda, pseud.) :
see Cowlev, Hannah.

— (Anna Perenna) : see Anna
Perenna.

Anna, Asia M. : see Anah.
— , III. 14-304 (C6) ; 14-308b.
— , Tex. 26-690 (C6).
— , fort, Sum. 26-73b.
— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (C4).
ANNA (coin) 2-59b; 23-855b.
Annaba, Alg. : see Bona.
Annabclla (countess of Huntly )
13-954C.

— (queen of Scotland) 23-
399a.

Annabella, Utah 27-814 (B-

C4).
ANNABERG, Ger. 2-59c ; 11-

808 (D3).

ANNABERG1TE 2-59c.
Anna Branch, riv., N.S.W. 19-

538 (A3).

Annacloy, riv., Ire. 8-458a.
Anna Creek, S.Aus. 2-960 (F5).
Annada, Mo. 18-608 (F2).
Annaduff, abbey of, Ire. 16-

404d.

Annagassan, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Annagh, lake. Ire. 5-572b.
Annaghdown (Enaghdune),

Ire. 14-744 (B3) ; 14-774b.
Annagh Head, cape. Ire. 14-

744 (A2).
Annaghmore, lake, Ire. 14-744

(US).
Anna Karenina (Tolstoy) 26-

loeib.

An Nakhl, post, Sinai : see

Nakhl.
Annalee, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D2);

5-572b.
Anntdes, or Annals : see under

author's name or other

leading word as : — Tacitus,

Annalso}', Ulster, Annals of,
&c.
Annales Belaid : see Chroni-

con Dunense.
Annales Maximl 13-528b ; 2-

61a; 23-658d.
Annales Polilujues 19-576b ;

19-580b.
Annales Pontificum 10-193a.

Annales renim gestarum Alfredi

magni2-T80&.
Annalia (law) 2-64b.
Annalin 27-570b.
ANNALISTS 2-GOa ; 16-820c.
Annalong, Ire. 14-744 (F2) ; 8

458a.
ANNALS2-61a; 13-528b;Ice

land 14-238d ; Ireland 5'

63 la ; medieval England 9-

583d : see also Annales.
Annaly, dist.. Ire. : see Long-
ford, county.
ANNAM 2-61C ; 14-498 (D2

F6) ; 14-490b ; Cambodian

encroachments, 5-84c ; coin

age 19-906C ; inhabitants

27-5b ; language 2-754b, 8-

198b ; silk exportation 25'

105a.
Annamaboe, Go.Cst. : see

Anamabo.
Anna Maria, Fla. 10-540 (D4).
Anna Matilda (pseud.) : see

Cowley, Hannah.
Annamoriah, \\".Va. 28-jOO

(B3).

Annan, James Craig 21-522b.
ANNAN, Scot. 2-6;(b ; 24-412

(E4) ; battle (1332) 3-.'.i7h ;

geology 8-664a.
— , riv., Scot, 24-412 (E4) : 8-

663b ; 2-63b ; salmon fishery

8-664b.

— , riv., Queens. 2-952b.
Annandale, Minn. 18-550 (C5).
— , N.J. 19-502 (C2).
— , dist., Scot. 24-412 (E4) ; 4-

675o ; 8-443d ; geology 21

176c.
— , Sydney, N.S.W. 26-278

(B3); 26-279d.
Annani, isl., Gr. 12-424 (F4).
Anna Paulowna, dist,, Holl. 19-

785b.
ANNA PERENNA 2-63c ; 14-

724a.

Annapolis, 111. 14-304 (E4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C5).
ANNAPOLIS Md. 2-63c ; 17-

828 (F3) ; Naval Academy :

see United States Naval

Academy.

— , Mo. 18-608 (F4).
ANNAPOLIS (Port Royal),

N.S. 2-64a ; 19-831 (B2) ;

history 5-1 56d, 7-495a, 21-

446c, 8-637d.
— , riv., N.S. 19-831 (B2) ; 19-

830b.

— Basin, inlet, N.S. ll-329c.
Annapolis Convention 2-64a ;

14-711C.

— Junction, Md. 17-828 (F2).
ANN ARBOR, Mich. 2-64b ;

18-372 (G7); observatory
19-959C ; psychopathic hos-
pital 18-375a ; university
18-37 8a.

Annarosa, mt., Alps l-744c.

Annascalle, Ire. : see Anascaul.

Annat (law) 2-65a.

ANNATES 2-C4b ; 25-133d ; 9-
531a ; Boniface IX. 4-207d ;
France 10-916C ; public re-
cords 22-960a.

Annatto 18-321d; 8-747a.

Annawan, 111. 14-304 (C2).

Annbank, Scot. 24-412 (D4).

Anne. St 17-8 12a.

— (of Austria) 10-834d ; 10-
838b ; 17-941a ; Bucking-
ham 4-723d ; Seguier 24-
583c.

— (of Beaujeu) : see Anne (of
France).

— (of Beauvillicrs) 24-584a.

— (of Bohemia) 23-296a ; 23-
308b.

— (OF BRITTANY) 2-69b ; 24-
442a.

— (duchess of Brunswick) : see
Anna (Anna Leopoldovna).

— (OF CLEVES) 2-69c; 9-
532a; 7-8 flo; tomb 2-
417d.

— (OF DENMARK) 2-69d ;
24-448b ; 6-486b.

— (English princess) ll-740a.

— (English queen, d. 1485) 23-
296d ; 28-340b ; 24-72a ;
death 9-523b.

— (OF FRANCE) 2-70c ; 10-
825b ; 13-291a.

ANNE (Queen of Great Britain)
2-65a; 9-544a ; 24-453d ;
civil list debt 6-410d ; coins
19-899b ; king's evil 15-
817b ; literature 22-86b;
Thistle order 15-860d.

— (duchess of Holstein-Got-
torp)23-900d;24-336c; 15-
866b.

— (queen of the Netherlands)
28-670b.

— (of Orange) 13-603b.

— (Roman empress, d. 1547)
3-8a ; 10-2Clb ; 4-128a.

— (Roman empress, d. 1618)
17-900b.

ANNE (Empress of Russia) 2
6Sc ; 23-UOOb ; 15-828d.

— (Russian princess) 28-168c.

— (Russian queen) 24-646a.

— (Anne Marie, of Sardinia)
15-119d.

— (of Saxony ; m. Augustus
I.)2-915b.

— (of Saxony; m. William the
Silent) 17-909d.

— (Anne Sophia, of Saxony)
15-459d.

— (queen of Spain) 17-924c ;
21-3850.

— (countess of the Viennois)
7-85 la; 7-850c.

— (Anne Hyde, duchess of
York) 15-13Sd; 6-430b ; 27-
548d.

Anne, riv., Fr. : see Aulne.
ANNEALING 2-70d ; 25

1013b ; of glass 12-87b ; of

steel 14-807d ; oj swords 26-

274a.
Anne Arundel : see Annapolis,

Md.

— Arundel Co., Md. 17-828
(A-B4) ; 17-828 (F3-2).

Anne Boleyn : see Boleyn,

Anne.
ANNECY, Fr. 2-72c ; 10-778

(H5) ; 10-940b.
— , lake, Fr. 10-778 (H5) ; 2-

72d ; 16-8Bb.

— le Vieux, Fr. 2-72d.
Annedal, S\ved. 12-27 Ic.
Anneeseus, Francis 3-674c.
Annelata : see Appondiculata.
Annelet : sec King, and Annu-
let.

ANNELIDA 2-7 2d; 27-1050b;

16-975b; blastopore 9-:!19b ;

geological age 28-1018a;

mesoderm 9-318b.
Annelidian formation (gcol.) :

see Cambrian system.
Annemanie. Ala. 1-400 (B3).
Aunemundus Ualflnus, St 7-

850c.
Annenfeld, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

D-E3).

Anentkov (explorer) 2-739a.
Anne of Austria, Anne of Bo-
hemia, &c. ; see Anne,

above.
Anne Pctrovna : see Anne

(Holstein-Gottorp).
Anner, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Annes, Pedro 22-1 tin.
Annesc, Gennaro 19-185b.
Annesley (earls of Anglesey) :

see Anglesey.

— (barons Altham) : see Al-
tham.

— (earls of Mountnorris) : see
Mountnorris.

— (viscounts Valentia) : see
Valentia.

— G.F.N.B. 3-738c.
Annesley, bay, Erit. 9-745d ;

28-1049d ; l-85c.
Annestown, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
ANNET, PETER 2-73a; 7-

935d.
Annet, isl., Corn. 9-430 (VI.

A2) ; 24-404C.
Annette, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
Annex, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
ANNEXATION 2-73a.
Annfleld, plain, Dur. 9-412 (I.

E3) ; 8-707d.
Anni, Huss. : see Ani.
Annia, Via, It. 5-458d ; 10-

147b.

Annianus ll-747d.
Annia Ilegilla 20-96c.
Annibale, Campo di, plain, It.

16-269a.

ANNICERIS 2-74a ; 7-704b.
Annick Water, riv., Scot. 24-

418 (B-C3).

Annidalin : see Thymol iodide.
Anniesland, Scot. 12-81 (map).
Annihilationists 4-743b.
ANNING, MARY 2-74b.
An-ning-ho, riv., China 6-168

(G4).
Annio da Viterbo : see Annius,

Johannes.
Annisquam, Mass. 12-132a ;

14-26C.

— , harbour. Mass. 17-852 (Fl).
ANNISTON,Ala.2-74b; 1-460

(D2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (G5).
Annius, Johannes 15-41 8c.

— Luscus, Titus ; see Luscus.
Anniviers, val., Switz. 26-242

(D4); 23-271c; 26-242c.
ANNO, or HANNO, ST 2-74c ;

13-275b ; 13-606d ; rule of

ll-839a.
ANNOBON, isl., W.Af. 2-74d ;

10-281a; l-181a.
Annona, Tex. 26-690 (N2).
ANNONA2-74d; 23-522d.

— civica 5-866c.
ANNONAY, Fr. 2-75a ; 10-778

(G5).
Annone, It. 26-242 (G5).

Annooka, Russ. 23-872 (I. D2).
Annot, Fr. 10-778 (H6).
Annotta Bay, W.I. 15-133.
ANNOY (diet.) 2-75b.
Annoyance, Jury of 2-75b.
Annshit (myth.) : see Ninib.
Annua lex (law) 23-:>55c.
Annual parallax 20-760a.

— plants 13-766a; 21-755d;
16-975a.

Annual Practice 22- Ins,..
Annual Register 4-826a ; 8-

ANNUITY 2-75b ; 19-270d ;
abatement l-7c ; conversion
14-666a ; inheritance of 21-
256c; lotteries 17-21b; P.O.
savings bank 24-244b, 14-
674a, 22-189a.

— Societies ll-220c.
ANNULAR (diet.) 2-78c.

— eclipse 8-888a ; 2-78c.
Annularia (fossil) 8-128d ; 5-

311a; 20-540d; leaves 20-

526c.

Annulate : see Annular.
Annulet 2-78c.

Annulosa : see Appendicnlata.
Aimulated root 23-7 12d.
Annulus (hot.) 22-6071) ; 22-

Olld; 22-612c; mosses 4-

705d.

— (math.) 2-78c ; 6-382b ;
mensuration 18-138c.

— oyalis!3-129d.

— piscatoris : see Fisherman,
ring of the.

ANNUNCIATION 2-78d ; 6-

313d.
Annunziata (order) 15-865a ;

15-8600 ; 15-864 (Plate).

— Church (Florence) l-969d:
10-9:i3b.

— Church (Genoa) ll-597d ;
2-411a.

ANNUNZIO, GABRIELE D' 2-
78d ; 14-912c.

Annus magnus : see Exeligmos.

Annus Mirabilis (Dryden) 8-
610c.

Annus mundanus : see Exe-
ligmos.

Annville, Ky. 15-740 (D-E3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (15).

Annweiler, Ger. : src Anweiler.

ANOA 2-79c ; 20-399a.

Anoarahta : see Anawrahta.

Anobium 6-668d.

— striatum : seeDeath-walc-h.
Anochaeta : see Spiroboloidea.
Anode (diet.) 9-217b.

— fall6-881b.

— potential drop 27-837a.

— rays 6-890d.

Anodontu 16-113a ; 16-123b ;
hibernation 13-446b ; pearls
21-26a ; symbiosis 4- 14a.

— cygnea : see Swan mussel.

— japonica 21-26b.

— ponderosa 5-453d.
Anodopetalum (bot.) 26-440a.
Anodorhynchus (zool.) 17-

196c.

Anodos (festival) 26-S39a.
ANODYNE 2-79C.
Anoesis (psychol.) 22-593C.
Anoge, dist., Gr. 15-85b.
AnoReissus leiocarpus : see

Silag.

Anoglochis (zool.) 21-35b.
Anoi, dist., Gr. : «ee Anoge.
— , mt., Gr. 15-85a.
ANOINTING 2-79d; a king

15-,s06b, 7-185d ; magic 18-

191c ; of sick 10-89c.
Anoka, Minn. 18-550 (D5) ; 18-

551c.

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (D5).
Anolisl6-825b; 14-295d; 23-

156a.

Anoma, riy., India 4-738d.
Anomalepis mexicana 23-174d.
Anomalistic year 2-80c ; 8-

800c.

Anomalists (grammar) 12-331c.
Anomalocystidae 8-878a.
Anomalogonatae 3-965d.
Anomalopidae 14-268d ; 26-

545c.

Anomalopterj'ginae 18-63 la.
Anomalopteryx drornaeoides

18-630d.
Anomaluridae 10-586d ; 23-

440d; 23-446a; distribu-
tion 17-527b ; scales 17-

522a.

Anomaluroidea 23-440d.
AnomaluruslO-587a; 23- 1 I'M.
ANOMALY (astron.) 2-80b;

equation of centre 9-720b.
Anoman (measure) 28-491a.
Anomia (zool.) 16-122a.
Anomiacea 16-122a.
Anomiidae 16-122a; 16-120d.
Anomite3-957b.
Anomochloa 12-371a ; 12-

377b; iiower 12-373a foil. ;

inflorescence 12-371C, 12-

372c.
Anomocladidae 25-7290.

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page 1.

To make full use of thin Index It It c**entlal to read the ANINA-ANTH

•»»90<' ; 2-
sVtMo: 18-

B

I57b.

oa (bat.) 7-6H7.1: 80-
Cherlmoba) : «w Chert

.1 : »r Sour-nop.
•ahwtrfe): *tt AUtoator

: •'••
rrtiriilaU): tre Custard

.
tee Sweet-sop.

.- 7-,.,.;.t . II--1 •'.'• .

H. n u.

•>a, 1*1., 1 '«•.(). : trr

..' ,,t..

5-8

•Enrmous Partners!,

(tool.) 81-70'jd ;
:ila; 21-70sd(hK.>.

Menagll (ailthi-r)

\i-veletl H-.14M
Jno*i/mu* .\ I/.IM/I 21
Anonyinn- ..f Mili<
Anon- iyx.

•Shales 18-'.'" 1. 1 ; fllaria

i •-
>7d.

.n-«lil« 2O-7S7a.
,vlKer20-7*6b.

— e, "stales 17-lli In.

— tuii. --I':- 17-4(34.

icullpennis 2S-163O ; 17-

>s80-787a.

foIL

lellllx-l 11-I24C.

uilii maniilluna 28-

lid.

.i 28-1 Id.
, in 28-1 Id.

. 21-7120,
noplonama 5-7 7 4d.
noplophora 16-123b.
ra 14-561C.
- 14-557b (m?.).
• pn,liferal4-.',.'>7b (I!K.).
DOplotanMI 26->;i4a.

irtrildae 2-697d.
ilotherina 8-697d.
riiini 2-697d.
____ tee Louse.
> 18-8260 : 23-15fld.
lM-440b.

. Uiwn. 12-.M3 (E5).
, Mad. 17-271
'•176b.

_.one8-12Jh.
system 7-o79d ; 7-
7-A88d.

ANORTHITE2-s,lr: IS-.HSd
21-i;!i:ia ; crystalline form
:ud.
loclase 18-3SOJ ; 21-

ll-.178a.

>17-S5Sd.
Anosia archlppus : tee MOD

arrh tiultorlly.
Anosmia (nied.) 20-80b.
An<K.ti>nm ll-'.-'i'.. .

.ira : ffr (iymnophylla
Ail,il,'tin-23-l 1-1..
19-7. ;l. i.

«•<• Noddy.
AOorer de Tajo, Sp. 25-630

An-pinir. i 'hlna 6-168 (OS).
— . Jap. 15-148 (A-B15) ; 6-

1"- i:rit

n>ation 10-67 Ib, 15-

ANQUET1L, LOUIS PIERRE 2

•'ERRON. ABRAHAM
Hvaeinlh* 2--".i ; 15-501C
21-.' Hi.-.
An Rlabhachan. int.. Se,,t. 23

An Huathair, lake. Soot. : fee

• hair.

: .,'te. 3-66S <G2).
Anna. Fr. 28- 17t>.

»r Nervion.
ANSA du.tr.in.) 2-
Annat.il. rlv.. X.K.Af. : tri

Al> — I..I.

Antab ul Atfira/ (Baladhuri
8>*3Ib.

ADM hypoglossl 19-397c.
Annairts (Ansarieh), tribe : te

.
Ansal. int., Cauc. 23-874 (£3)

Ansan. pror.. Pen. I *M An-
•ban.

i .

i ,
\II-.MI ... I urk. A>. 88-:i06a.

. 14-
•W" • 27-
ANCBAill

it i:l-J76o;

lil-i i i - .«. 88-514:

porcelain manufacture 8-

Ansbert (chronicler) 7-
Anaohar (inlwlmiary ) 3-

'«. Id. liar. I ,.!,.!,,, -i i
I 21

i - 1 :i7a.
. HICHARU 2--I, ; 7-111,1

II, l.anes 18-139 (A2).
Anne. Fr. 10-

AnselbayXn AnseMablon.lM.:
trr Salili.n. eto.
imrlia, rlv.. N.E.Af. t-746a ;
18- 133d.

Ansedonla. It. : trr COM.
knsegtsel (mayor of the palace)

8-U7na : S-.i-l. : 10-NOKa.
AnaetrUus (abbot) 5-282,1 ; 17-

.lapanese era) 13-524a.
Antrit or I'tuHtoar 5-846a.

AliM'l. l.a. 17- .1 , Ml.

Anse la Untie, dint.. La. 17

ANSELM (archbishop) 2-81o ;
19-7 52c; atonement doc-
trine 2-87 8a. 8-'-' s.'.il: < 'anter-
bury cathedral 5-2KH, ; "li'--
putcs \\itli the orm>n9-l77e:
feast of tin- - on.'.-i't i.,n 14-
335a. 17-8 12o; marriage
of priesthood S-602b: ra-
tinnallst philosophy 8-341c;
theism 26-7.'>2e, 28-773C.

— (of Hi-nte) 6-i:,ld.

— (OF LAON) 2-83b ; 12-10c
2-83h.

— (of Lucca) S-196o; 12.
57 Ic: 19-649d : see alto
Alexander II.. pope.

— (de Hibemont ) 7-550d.

n, N.liak. 19-780 (G3).
An~.-l.ua. Pa. 21-108 (17).
ANSELME (genealogist) 2-

— , Joseph Francois 3-369d.

— . Nlcolan : trr BapUste, Ni-
cola* Anseltne.

— , Paul Enstacho : trr Bap-
tist,-. 1'. K.

Anselmier (physiologist) 1O-
193c.

Anser, Id., Viet. 28-38 (D3).

An-rr : trr Grey goose.

— (alblfrons) : tee White-
fronted goose.

— (brachyrhynohns) : tee
Pink-footed goose.

— (clncreus, ferns) : tre Grey

la.,- not*.

— (Indicus) : tre liar-headed

.

— (nljrrieollis) : tee Black
necked swan.

— <-«Wetum) : tee Bean (roose
Anser amerlcanus (astron.)

tee Toucan.
Anneranaa 24-827a.
Ajuercmme, Belg. 3-668 (E3)

lB-494d.
Anwres (Latnellirostres) 8-

977h : 20-32id ; a

rau«-Io 3-965c ; olfactor>

orsans 3-968a ; skull 3-

960c. 3-961d.
An9eriformc»3-977b: 3-989d

20-::.

Anserinae : tee Gooae.
Ames d'Arlct*, W.I. 17-802

.

An«rar (Anigariiu). St 8-2'.)n
M-l97d; 18-:,Mc-; 24
3.14o.

Anwar the Stallcr (sheriff) 18-
Mte,

An Snnooh, int. : tee Sgar
•orh.

An-han ( Anaan. Gabcne). nrov.
Pen. 14*809b: 18-1 sob; 9-
140c; Judaea 3-103o
Median Empire 7-707a : re-
bellion atraln.it AstyaKi-- 21-
J53b ; TcUpes' conquest 7-
706d.

An-shan-chan. China 6-2.14d.

Anshclin, Valeriun 28-263c.

An-nl-chow, China 8-168 (Fl)
27-l24a.

" Ansldel Madonna " (picture)
ter " Madonna Ansidcl."

ili>5-120c.
thean. nit.. Soot, 23-741d

Anxkar, St. : tee An.srar, St.

Analey, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— , Mlw. 18-600 (C5).

— . Neb. 19-324 (E3).
An«lo, Reyer 8-72Sb.
AT;—. IM--. l'>r,-. . - 20-;,'Ji-.

An frr*^ •>!>• wot. 83-

AN8ON, OCOROC ANSON.

r. • .11 2- il-iu-.l . 18-

1Mb: 19-

,m> (•mural) 14-117. 1 .
i ,

1

.8IR WILLIAM R. 8-84o ;
3-15'Ja.
An«nn. M. 17-1 n

— , bay. S.Ai.-. 2-

— . port: trr KwauirtuiiK Mar-

l...i.r.
— Co. N.c. 18-772 (II ,

19-11
ANSONIA. i ...ni. 8-840 ; I

951 (CD: K

. < i. 20--',.

. I 'a. 81-106(111).
Anxon's seal 24-.',61d.
Ansonvlllr. N.I . 19-772 (B2).
AII«|NI . liar.) : ter

•arh.
-.OCT. ( Hesse- Naasau) 11

808(11. i
Anspach monument, Bnuseli

2*-«ib.

ANSTED. DAVID THOMAS 2

84d.
Aiatrr Fair (Tennant) 26-

ANSTEV. CHRISTOPHER 2-

- I.I : 3-..12a.
— , F. : tee Uuthrie. Thoma*

Anstey.

— , John 2-8.',a.
— . Thomas C. 14-340d.
Anstey. Hert* 9-424 (IV. C3) ;

13-IOOb.

— , East, Der. : see Kast

Anstey.

Anstie, James 22-391..
A ml rut her. Sir Kalph 27-597 d
— ,Col. 27-197d.
ANSTRUTHER, Scot. 2-85a ;

24-412 (F3); 10-331a.

— Easter, Scot. 24-418 (F2)
2-- ...

— Wester, Soot. 24-418 (F2)
B-ftta.

An-Su. China 6-168 (K2).

Ansuino of Forll 17-802d.

Ansus : tee Haiue Association

Ansnvanna (of Nopal) : tee
Ancuvarma.

ANSWER (diet.) 8-85b; In
la«-21-8:i-M.

Answers (newspaper) 19-549a

Ant, isl., Pac.O. : err Andema.
-.riv.. Norf. 19-7 Mil: 19-
794d.

ANT 2-8.'.l> ; 14-180b ; ana
tomy 14-177b; CKITS 16-
371c ; geological a«c 13-
432b; nests 2-SGa, 11- lOOa
plague 2O-777e ; stimr 14-
178b; wingl4-177d; winter
activity 13-41 Bo.

Anta (hot.) : see Phytelcphas

— (zool.) : tre Tapir.
Antabamha. Peru 21-264 (C4)
Anta churc (zool.) 4-l43d.

A ni. -it- (Antes), race 2S-229c.
ANTAE (un-h.) 2-88b ; 2O-

17Sa : 20-178d.
Antaoopolls, Key. 9-40 (B2).
ANTAEUS (myth.) 2-88b.
Antaimoro, dist.. Mad. 17-

Antaisaka. Mad. 17-271 (B4)

17-273d.
Antaki (Antakieh). Syr. : tee

•HI.

Antalaha. Mad. 17-27 1 (C2).
Antalcldaa (of Bactria) 14-

8340.
ANTALCIDAS (of Sparta) 2-

88b.
Antalcldaa, Peace of 25-6 12c

7-960d ; 21-212a.
Antalis 24-300a.
Antaliyah, Turk.As. : tee

Adalia,
Antalo, Aby. 1-83 (map) ; 1-

86c.

Antalo limestone l-85b.
Antambahoaka. dist.. Mad. 17-

Antanninhalana. riv., Mad. 17-

'.'71 ((".') : 17--.'70c.
ANTANANARIVO. Mad. 2

88c; 17-271 (113) : 17-27'.',-
Antandrov. dl»t.. Mad. 17--'7]

(B5): 17-273d.
Antandrus. Asia M. 16-407a

Antankarana (Antankara)
. Mad. 17-271 (C2) ; 17.

273d.
Antanosy, dist.. Mad. 17-271

(I!.', i : 17-
•ANTARA IBN SHADDAD 2

",1 : ?-J71r : 12-<70b.
Antarctioa 28-10o6b; 20

Antarctic beech 2-463b ; 8-
146b ; 28-964d.

AnUreUo«oos»8-l4«d.

lie OOMUI 81-961 (map):

ANTARCTIC, region t-N9a :

, In,, ale 2I-1I7' '! : r .].].. r 21-
li, .nd : I1..i» anil fauna 21-
U7 I, I. 88- 1 <>1. 'la, 14-iflid;
I.' |ih )•!<,•

icrni.lo 21-'.'. ,'. : tM ate

AnUn-tocaea 8*-10O5b ; 28-
lui.sd ; tre alto Australian

Autam, (star) 84-409C ; 88-

7-1.1 map.

Alltarlan I M"' 24-7 SKb.
Anta Itlla, nit... Ariz. 8-544

AnUx, Sard. 84-211d.
— . rl» 11-

, 2S-1HI.V.
Antawra, int., Peru 81-164

I'D.

Ant Ix-ar (America) : arrOreat
A. ii enter.

— (South Africa) : tee Aard

Ant" rlv., Fr. 10-I36d.

Ante (In games): Fantan 10-

1711,: poker tl-899d.
An Teallach, mt.. Soot. 84-412

ANTEATER 2-89a ; 8-925c ;
17-525a ; affinities 8-914c
fosill forms 8-929a.

— (Australian) : tre Banded

antcau r.

— . (scaly) : tre Paneolln.
Antehrachial membrane

MOd.

Antccanem : trr Procyon.
Antecanis (constellation) : tee

Canis minor.

Antecanis (star) : tre Procyon
Anteoeasor (title) 23-575b.
ANTE-CHAPEL 2-89b.
Antii hino.nyslanigerl7-780a.
Anteehinus apioalis 28-540b.
ANTE-CHOIR (Fore-choir) 2-

89c.
Anti-t'iibltal fossa l-942a.

— Klands 17-1 67a.

Anted, >n8-s72d ; 8-873c : 18
227b (IlK.) ; fosxl! 15-570a.

— billda : tee Itosy Feather
star.

Antedonidae 8-879a.

Antef : are Enyotf.

ANTE-FIXAE (arch.) 8-89O
26-(i.')4a.

Anteia (of Argos) 3-698d.

Antela. rlv., Sp. and Port.
tre Limla.

Antelami. lienedetto 24-491C.

Antelao, mt., Alps l-747b.

Antelope, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— , Nev. 5-8 (E2).

— , Oreg. 30-242 (E3).
-, Isl.. Ptah 12-422a.

— , mt., CaL 5-8 (I )•-').

—.plain, Cal. 5-S(H4).

— , plains, N.Mex. 19-.120 (B5)

— , val., Ariz. 2-544 (Bl).

ANTELOPE 2-siir ; 4-338b
21-350 ; duration of life 16-
976a : face- and leg-glands
17-522b ; horns 13-697a
hunting 24- lOOOd; hybrid!
sation 14-27o ; power of
dispersal 28-1004c.

— (in heraldry) 13-326C.

— (North American): tee Prong
hnok.

" Antelope " (ship) 13-665b.
Anti-loi-e Hnttr. int., Cal. 5-8
(CD.

— Butte, mt., Ida. 14-276 (C4)

— Co.. Nel>. 19-:i24 (F-G2).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780

• •k, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(B3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20.2 1 •_
(ll.-».

— Creek, riv.. Oreg. 80-24'.

— Creek, rlY., S.Dak. 85-506

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 85-506

•k. riT., Wyo. 28-87

(OS).

Antelope-goat 12-162a.
Antemarao, val.. Mex.l2-644a
ANTEMNAE. It. 2-92d ; 15-26

(116).

— , fort, Rome 15-4 (E-F1).
Anteinuralla : tre Procastra.
Anton, lake, Swed. 26-190

Antenna (tole«rraphy) 28-532c

— (zool. ) 7-556a ; l3-4 1 9a-
Antennamare, mts., Sic. 18

Antennaria 13-768o ; 2-12b.
Antennariidae 26-.'i45d.
A ntonnarius 26-545d.
Antennophoros 8-87b.

AnUonnUrta 14-UOb ; 14-

: :

8-Md:

Ja.

ANTCNOR (U«««l) S-*14
(«-uli,u.r)

ANTENOR
IS-

An

of CkfanMto 18-

Anteme. pwa, Pennine Alp* 1-

; l :

Antero. int.. Colo. 8-DITd.
Antatocbe, Jean Cliappe d :

tee Chappe d'AnUroofk*.
ANTER08 (pope) 8-93a.

— (myth.) t-179c ; t-75>o.
Antes : arr An tar.

Ante* Fortes, Pa. 81-106 (113).
AntesUtusUaw) 83-5'

•eppe recton. Knss. 88*

MSb.

Anteverslon of uterus 18-7 65e.
Anthana. lir. 18-440(113).
Antli.-adae, people 18-8376.
Antli,d,,n. Or. 12-440 (El);

12-1 lie,

— , Pal. : tre Teda.
Anther, Belg. 8-668 (E3).
Anthrla, Aphrodite 8- 167b.

. Ileral8-307c.
Anthela,Gr.88-930d.
Anthelt. Belg. 3-668 (Fl).
Antl.ela, lir. l-88Sb.
Anthela (hot.) 10-557r.
ANTHEL1ON 2-»3a ; 18-8641

7-184d.

A ni lii'lm(astronomer) 28-221 b
Anthelme (surgeon) 7-373d.
Anthelmlntlcx 27-4»ld; 24-

287b ; 13-136a.
ANTHEM 2-»3b ; 14-192h.
— , National : tee National

Anthems.
ANTHEM1ON (diet.) 8-»3b ;

18-933C.
Anthemis Etnensis 9-852c.

— in. hills : tee Chamomile.
Anthemlus(emperor)23-511d :

23-658d.

ANTHEMIUS (mathematician)
8-93C ; 7-Bc ; 8-:i9«c.

— (prefect) 2-34 Id; 23-5 1 Id ;
Constantinople fortified 7-
4d : edict 13-4590.

Antheinode»14-15»e; 14-160b.
Antliemusia, Maced. 28-648

(F3): l-900d.
Antheneldae 8-880b.
Anthephora 12-372h; 12-373a.
Anther (hot.) 10-566d.
Anthers ea25-101a.

— mffuwniL : tee Huga moth.

— niezankooria : tee Me
koorie moth.

— mylitta : tee Indian t u
moth.

— pernyi : tee Chinese to
moth.

— yama-mal : ter Vama-mal.
Anthericum 16-68.tb ; 13-768c.

— Llllago : tee St Bernard's
Lily.

— Liliastruni : tee St Bruno's
Lily.

Aiithi-ridlum l-588b; 19-149, :
Anthoceros 4-705a ; Hryo-
phyta 4-700C ; Ptcridophyta
22-605d.

Anthrrozold: tee Spermato-
zoid.

Ant! • - ill-ceil. 1) 12-- 7,-.

ANTHESTERIA 2-;' :id : l-n«a
Anthcatcrion (Greek month) 2-

Anth-iinls, Theodoor 10-496a.
Anthey St Andre, It. 88-148

am.

ANTHIM (the Iberian) 2-94a.
Anthimus (bp. of Constanti-
nople. 536 A.D.) l-368b.
— — --- «fc °LCon8t*ntinoP|e»

2O*3

: .-.

Anthinae : tee Pipit.
Anthocarpous (diet.) ll-256a.
Anthoceroa 4-702b ; 4-701d ;

4-705a.
Anthocerotaceae (Anthocero-

teae): trr Anthocrrotatoa.
Anthocerotales 4-7, ,|, I : 4-

701 b; 4-708b: sporogonium

4-702b. 21-732a.
Anthochaera : tee Wattle-bird
AnthiKvridae 13-261a.
Anthocyan 21-7.M, .
ANTHOLOGY 8-94b ; Greek

2-94b. 2-722d.12-.115c.
Antholoey Club (Boston. VS.)

21-l.'.4a ; 7-792C.
Antholzeracharte. pass, Alps 1-

746b.
Anthomednsae : tre Gymno-

b las tea.

Anthomyia 28-360d.
— radicum : tee liadish fly.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

ANTH-AOSTA

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

Anthomyza buckleyi 18-498c.
ANTHON, CHARLES 2-96d ;

l-S39a ; 18-S42C.
Anthon, la. 14-732 (B2).
Anthonomus grandis : see

Cotton boll weevil.

— pomorum : see Apple
blossom weevil.

Anthony : see also Antonius,
Antoninus.

ANTHONY, ST2-96d; 23-60a;
2-90Sa.

ANTHONY(ofPadua)ST2-97a;
canonization 5-192b ; con-
cordance 6-831b ; flagella
tion 10-463C ; Lombardo's
" relief " 16-932b.

— (Russian saint, llth cent.)
15-7 89c.

Anthony (Antonio Piccolo
mini) : see Piccolomini, An
tonio.

— (of Bourbon) : see Anthony
(of Navarre).

— (of Brabant) 19-415b ; 4-
35 7 a.

— (of Burgundy) 23-385C.

— (of the Cross) 3-829d.

— (of Lorraine) 17-lla; 12-
699b ; 2S-36a.

— (of Monaco) 18-685b.

— (of Montefeltro) 12-667a.

— (of Montpensier) : see Mont-
pensier.

— (of Navarre) 4-325C ; 10-
829a ; 21-150b.

— I. (of Oldenburg) 2O-72b.

— (of Rethel) 21-387a.

— (of Saxony) 24-271d; 11-
61c.

— da Tempo (of Padua) 14-
900a.

— du Val : see Du Val,
Antoine.

— Francis 18-49a.

— Henry B. 23-254a.

— SUSAN B.2-!i7b; 25-7S4a.
Anthony, Ind. 14-422 (U4).

— Kan. 15-654 (D3); 15-656a.

— N.Mex. 19-520 <D5).

— R.I. 23-249 (B2).

— W.Va. 28-560 (C4)

— mt., Vt. 19-490 (A6); 3-
743a.

Anthon]/ and Cleopatra : see

Antony and Cleopatra.
Anthony Kill, riv., N.Y. 17-

loita.

— Lagoon Station, ^ . Aus. 2-
960 (F3).

Anthony's Nose, mt., Tex. 26-

690 (A4).
Anthony's Well, S.Aus. 2-960

(E4).

Anthony Uso di Mare 4-927b.
Anthonyville, Md. 17-828 (B3).
Anthophora 6-672d.
Anthophyllite l-884a; 2-714c;

l-883d.

AnthophylUte-schist 24-328b.
Anthophysa (Protozoon) 10-

465d : 10-466b (flg.).

— (Hydrozoon) 14-l«0b.
Anthophysidae 14-160b.
Anthopolyp 14-172d.
Anthops 6-242d.
Anthorhina 6-243d.
Anthornis melanocephala, mel-

anura : see Bell-bird.
Anthoxanthum 12-373a ; 12-
373d ; spikelet 12-371c (flg.).

— odoratum : see. Sweet
vernal grass.

ANTHOZOA 2-97c; 6-641d ;

28-1033b.
ANTHRACENE 2-1 05b;

58c; 6-599a; l-673c.

— brown 26-699b.

— dichloride 2-105c.

— dihydride 2-105b.

— disulphonic acid 2-lOSc.

— dyes 8-750a ; 8-750d.

— mono-sulphonicacid2-105c.

— oU 6-597 d.

— pterate 2-105c.
Anthracespeton 12-74b.
Anthracite, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
ANTHRACITE 2-105c ; 6-

57 5a; 15-359b.
" Anthracite " (yacht) 21-

173b.
Anthracite black 8-746b ; 8-

750a.
Anthracnose (cotton) : see

Boll rot.

— (vine) 28-95b.
Anthracomarti 2-3 lOa ; 28-

1017d.

Anthracomartus 2-310b.
Anthracomya 5-311d.
Anthracosauridae 3-523b.
Anthracosanrus 5-3 12a.
Anthracosia 16-123b.
Anthracosis 21-871a ; 20-921

(PI. III. flg. 30): see also

Pneumonokoniosis.
Anthracotheriidae 2-698c ; 28-

lOOSd.
ANTHRACOTHERIUM 2-

106b; 2-698c.

AnthragaUol l-674a-

Anthra • gluco - sagradin 23'

231a.

Anthramines 2-lOSc.
Anthranilic acid 3-7 56d.

— methyl ester 20-52b.
Anthranol 2-106c.
Anthrapalaempn 5-311d.
Anthrapurpurin 8-750a ; 1-

674a; 21-599c.
Anthrapyridinc 6-60b.
Anthraquinoline 6-60b.
ANTHRAQUINONE 2-106b ;

26-66b ; l-673c.

— a-disulphonic acid l-674a.

— dyes 8-7470 ; 8-750a.
ANTHRAX 2-106C ; 25-l!»2a ;

2-108c ; statistics l-411b,
1-4 12b ; workman's com
pensation 9-359a.

— angina 2-107b.
Anthribidae 6-675b.
Anthriscus sylvestrls : see

Cow-parsley.

Anthrol2-105c.

Anthropatakan, prov., Pers. :
see Azerbaijan.

Anthropini 2-110c.

Anthropodus 22-336b : see
also Neopithecus.

AnthropogeoRTaphy ll-635c.

ANTHROPOID APES (An-
thropoidea) 2-108b ; 17-
526d; 22-325a; brain 4-
402b ; fossil 22-336b ; hair
12-824a.

Anthropologie, SocieW d' : see
Socicte d Anthropologie.

Anthropological Society 3-
500d

ANTHROPOLOGY 2-108c ; 2-
118 (Plate) ; Book of Enoch
9-652b; Broca 4-620d; my-
thology 19-129C ; Pelagius
21-64c; philology 21-41 5a ;
primitive religion 23-6od,
23-«3a; societies 25-315a.

ANTHROPOMETRY 2-119c ;
14-287c.

Anthropomorpha 5-504d.

ANTHROPOMORPHISM 2-
120a; 9-50b ; 24-825c.

Anthropomorphits (diet.) 2-
120a.

Anthropopathy (diet.) 2-1 20a.

Anthropophagy : see Canni-
balism.

Amhropophobia 19-428b.

Anthropopithecus 22-329a ;
brain 22-327C ; fossil re-
mains 22-336b : head 22-
325b ; tail 22-325a.

— gorilla : see Gorilla.

— kulu-kamba : see Kulu-
kamba chimpanzee.

— troglodytes : see Chimpan-
zee.

— troglodytes schweinfnrthi :
see Schweiiifurth's chimpan-
zee.

— tachego : see Bald chimpan-
zee.

Anthropops 22-336c.
Anthropos (Gnosticism) 12-

156b.

Anthropotomy : see Anatomy.
Anthupomosia 12-506a.
Anthurium 2-641a; 21-781d.
Ant hus 21-6350.

— (arboreus) : see Tree-pipit.

— (hidovicianus) : see Ameri-
can Tit-lark.

— (obscurus) : see Rock -lark.

— (pratensis) : see Tit-lark.

— (spipoletta) : see Water-
pipit.

— (trivialis) : see Tree-pipit.
Antbusa 6-321a.
Anthyllis 16-383b.

— vulneraria : see Kidney-
vetch.

ANTI, tribe 2-120d ; 6-324a.
Antialkidas : see Antalcidas.
Antiarchi 14-248C.
Antiarin 27-782c.
Antiaris saccidora 5-779d.

— toxiearia : see Anchar tree.
Antias, Q. Valerius 2-60c ;

23-659a.
Anti-Atlas, mts., Mor. 18-851

(C-E3); 2-859a.
Anti-authoritarians l-916c.
Antibacchius 27-1043a.
ANTIBES (Antipolis), Fr. 2-

120d; 10-778 (H6) ; 22-

503d ; 15-26 (A3) ; botanic

garden 26-899d.
— , cape, Fr. 10-778 (H6).
— , Legion of 2-148b.
Antiboul, C. L. 12-50c.
Antibnrger Synod 27-609b ;

ll-927b ; in America 22-

291d ; union with Burghers

15-149b.
Antic 12-6-211..

Anticaria, Sp. : see Antequera.
Anti-CaucaEUS : see Armenia.
Antichinomys 25-494b.
ANTICHRIST 2-121a ; Bous-

set 23-215b ; Napoleon 15-

929c ; Peter the Great 23-

899d ; pope identified with

23-213c, 9-506b ; Russian

belief 23-898b ; tribe of Dan

7-791b
Antichrist (miracle play) 8-

500b.
Antichthones ll-620d ; 18-

87c.
Auticlastio surface 26-1 22c;

9-149C.
Antidaudianus (A. de Lille)

l-467d.

Auticleia20-lla; 3-47b.
Anti-clericalism : France 10-

877b ; 10-888b ; 10-892c ;

Italy 15-81c ; Spain 25-

567b.

Anticlides 8-190d.
ANTICLIMAX 2-123d.
Anticline 10-597C ; 10-207d.
Anti-Corn Law League 9-560a;

Bright 4-567d ; Chartists 5-

954a ; Cobden 6-608c ; free

trade ll-89a.
ANT1COSTI, isl., Can. 2-123d ;

5-160 (E2) ; climate 5-146c;

game preserve 22-725c.

— limestone 20-237b ; 20-
236d; 25-1 1 If.

Anticryptic colouring : see
Aggressive resemblance.

ANTICYCLONE 2-124a.

Anticyra, Or. (Locris) 2-124a.

ANTICYRA (Aspraspitia), Gr.
(Phocis) 2-124a; 12-440
(D2); 21- 1 I Ml.

— , Gr. (Thessaly) 2-12 la

Anti-Dacian, mts., Balkans
4-772d : 3-258b.

Anti-debris party 5-13d.

Antidesma 22-733d.

Anti-diazo compounds 8-174b.

Antidorcas euchore : see
Springbuck.

Antidosis (Isocratcs) 14-878d ;
20-251d.

Antidotarium (Nicolaus Prae-
positus) 18-47a.

Antient and Honorable
Artillery Company of Massa-
chusetts 28-208b.

Antietam, Md. 17-828 (D2).

— Creek, riv., Md. 17-828
(D2) ; 17-827c.

ANTIETAM (battle) 2-12 la.
Antifebrin l-i:dUi ; 2-48a.
ANTI-FEDERALISTS 2-124c ;

27-687a.
Antifcr, cape, Fr. 10-778 (K2) ;

9-455d ; lighthouse 16-650.
Antifriction curve : see Trac-

tory.

— conveyor : see Spiral con-
veyor.

— metal 4-640a.

— pivot 17-10120.
Anti-Gambling League 3-827a.
Antigen 3-176b.

Antiglia, isl., W.I. : see Haiti.

AnUgnanoi It. 16-377d.

ANTIGO, Wi3. 2-124d ; 28-
740 (D3).

ANTIGONE (daughter of Eury-
tion) 2-125b.

ANTIGONE (daughter of Oedi-
pus) 2-125a.

— (daughter of Philip) 22-
697a.

Antigone (Panormus, Burgaz

Adas!) isl., Turk. 22-346a.
Antigone (Sophocles) 25-425a ;

25-426C.
Antigoneia, Bithynia : see

Nicaea.

— , Gr. : see Mantineia.
Antigonia, Syr. 13-243c; 2-

130c.

— Troas, Asia 11. : see Alex-
andria Troas.

Antigonish, Can. 5-160 (C2) ;

college 19-830c.
Antigonus (son of Aristobulus)

15-397d; 17-198b.

— (king of Asia) 17-224d.

— CYCLOPS 2-125b ; and Na-
bataeans 19-1 46c; as builder
l-575c, 2-130C ; letter 14-
628d; Median rule 18-2 Ic.

— Doson : Achaean League 1-
141c; 6-494d ; battleofSel-
lasia 25-613a ; ephors 9-
67 7c; regent for Philip V. of
Macedon 21-378a.

— GONATAS2-125d; 7-982d;
17-225b ; Achaean League
1-1 41a; Alexander II. of
Epirus 9-699a ; coinage 19-
882a ; Hellenic culture 17-
228a ; Indian inscriptions
14-02 la ; Mantineia 17-
605c; Ptolemy II. 22-617b ;
Pyrrhus 22-6970.

— OF CARYSTUS 2-125d ; 21-
842d.

Antigorio, val., Switz. 26-212

(E4) ; 24-676a.
Antigorite 24-676a.

— schist 24-328b.
Antigraphe 12-505d.

Antigua, Guat. 5-678 (A3); 12-
665a.

ANTIGUA, isl., W.I. 2-126a ;
28-544(F3); areaand popu-
lation 28-545d ; cotton 7-
265b ; discovery 6-743c ;
freemasonry ll-85a ; geo-
logy 28-544d ; slavery 25
225a ; snjnir 26- 17a.

— , riv., Sp. 27-827C.

Antigucdadcs Peruanas 28-
852b.

Antihelix 8-791d.

Anti-Jacobin 5-187a ; founders
12-5B, 9-293d.

Anti-Janus (J. von Hergen-
rqther) 13-363c.

Antikythera, isl., Gr. : see
Cerigotto.

Anti-Lebanon, dist., Syr. 20-
602 (El) ; 16-34 6c ; 16-
347a; 26-306a.

ANTILEGOMENA 2-126b.

ANTILIA 2-126C.

Anti-Libanus, dist., Syr. : see
Anti-Lebanon.

Antilla, Cuba 7-595 (F2).

Autillcan mt. system 19-7 63a.

— subregion (zool.) 3-974d.
ANTILLES (diet.) 2-126d.

— , Greater, isls., W.I. 28-544
(A2-E3); 2-126d; geology
28-S44d; reptiles 23-174d.

— , Lesser, isls., W.I. 28-544
(D4-F3) ; 2-126d; geology
28-554d,28-545a ; sugar 26-
47a ; volcanoes 28-190d.

Antilly, Ger. 18-310 (plan).

Anti-lobbying Act 16-8:!6c.

Antilocapra : see Prongbuck.

Antilocapridae 17-528a ; 21-
35d.

ANTILOCHUS (legend) 2-126d.

Antilogarithm 1-603C ; 2-
536d ; 16-877C ; tables 26-
332d, 26-334C, 16-87 2a.

Antilogous pole 7-590b.

Antllope 2-sila.

— bezoartica : see Blackbuck.

— cervicapra : see Blackbuck.

— gutturosa 25-1 le.

— oreas : see Eland.

— subgutturosa : see Chinese
antelope.

Antilopinae 2-90c.

ANTIMACASSAR 2-127a.

Anti-Macchiavel (Frederick II.)
ll-53b.

ANTIMACHUS 2-127a.

Anti-Mahdi: see Abu Gemaiza.

ANTI-MASONIC PARTY 2-
127a ; l-179c ; 25-906c.

Anti-masque 15-507a.

Antimelos, isl., Gr. 12-424
(F4) ; 18-99d.

Antimere (biol.) 18-866b.

Anti-militarism (France) 10-
887b ; 10-892a.

Antunilo, isl., Gr. : see Anti-
melos.

Antimon : see Mizen.

Antimonial silver : see Dys-
crasite.

Antimonic acid : see Ortho-,
Met-, and Pyro- antimonic
acid.

Antimonlous acid : see Ortho-
antimonious acid.

Antimonite : see Stibnite.

Antimoniuretted hydrogen
(Stibine) 2-128b.

Antimony, Ark. 2-552 (A3).

— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (D4).

ANTIMONY (metal) 2-127c ;
Australian production 2-
952d j detection 6-63a, 6-
62b ; European production
9-915d; lead alloy 16-318b;
pewter 21-339b.

— alkyls2-129b.

— bromide 2-129a.

— chloride 2-128d.

— fluoride 2-129a.

— iodide 2-129a.

— methyl : see Antimony al-
kyls.

— oxide 2-128c.

— oxybromide 2-129a,

— oxychloride 2-129a.

— oxyfluoride 2-129a.

— oxyiodide 2-129a.

— red 21-598d.

— sulphide 2-129a, 25-915C,
18-2040.

Antin, A. A. de Pardaillan,
marquis de : see Montespan,
marquis de.

— , L. A. de Pardaillan, due de
20-799d.

An-ting gate, Peking 6-199d.

Antiniana, via 5-123a.

Antinoe (Antinopolis), Egy. 9-
40 (B2) ; 23-648 (F4) ; 2-
130b.

ANTINOMIANS 2-129d; 9-
820d ; 20-947b ; Amalri-
cans!9-126a; Germany 17-
140c; New England 17-858c,
19-496C, 14-12b, 14-12d, 23-
251d.

ANTINOMY 2-130a.
Antinoopolis, Asia M. : sex

Bithynium.

— , Egy. : see Antinoe.
Antinori, Luigi 18-273b.
Antinori palace, Florence 10*

529b; 2-411b.
ANTINOUS 2-130b ; 19-118a ;

in Roman art 23- 17'Ja ; 23-

476 (Plate I. flg. 6).
Antinous (astron.) 7-12d.
Antinous release (phot.) 21-

514d.
Antioca, Port.E.Af. 25-46S

(L5).
Antioch, Ark. 2-552 (D2)

— Cal. 5-8 <C3).
Ga. 11-752 (A2).
111. 14-304 (Dl).
Mesop. : see Kisibis.
O. 20-26 (11-15).

Pere. 21-253d ; decree 13-
241b.

ANTIOCH, Pisidia 2-132b ; 2-
760 (D3); 23-648 (F3) ;
aqueduct 2-243d ; Greek
colony 13-242d ; Theodore
Lascaris 26-7660.

— , Russ.As. : see Merv.

ANTIOCH (Antakia), Syr. 2-
130b; 2-760 (G4) ; 23-648
(F3) ; aqueduct 2-243c ;
Bibars 7-544c ; bishopric
21-287d, 10-238d; coins 19-
890b ; Hellenistic times 13-
239a,13-244a; Lukel-162b,
17- 118a; patriarchate 23-
487a, 20-3370, 7-701d; Paul
20-943b : principality 4-
135b foil., 7-529c, 7-531b
foil., 22-936a; Seljuks 24-
61 Oa; Shapur I. 24-804a ;
siege (1097) 4-135c ; statue
(Eutychides) 12-481 (Plate) ;
theological school 26-775c,
19-410b, 17-100b; synods
2-132-a: trade routes 17-
226c.

Tenn. 26-620 (El).
Va. 28-118 (D3).
lake, Syr. : see Ak Deniz.
tioch, assizes of 7-533c.
C'aesarean era of 6-315d.
creed of 7-394b.
era of : see Actium, era
of.

Antiochia (towns) : see
Antioch.

— , Russ.As. : see Merv.

Antiochis (Athenian tribe) 2-
494d.

Antiochus (Greek admiral) 1-
522d.

ANTIOCHUS (kings) 2-132b.

— • I. -IV. (of Commageue) 2-
132c.

— (Seleucid kings) 24-604a
foil. : see also below.

— I. (Soter) 24-604a ; Baby-
lonian inscription 7-805b ;
empire 21-213c, 21-214b ;
Eumenes I. defeats 9-889a ;
viceroy of Seleucia 24-tio la.

— II. (Theos) 24-604b ; Asoka
Maurya's treaty with 14-
398d ; Indian inscriptions
14-624a ; insurrections 21-
214b; Laodicea ad Lycum
16-189b; worship of 17-
228d.

— III. (the Great) 24-604e ;
Aetolians l-299a; Armenia
26-969a; Artabazanes, treaty
with 18-21d ; Egyptian re-
lations 23-631c, 22-617d;
Eumenes II. 9-889a ; Han-
nibal 12-9210 ; India 14-
399a; Jews 15-393c, 20-
618c ; Lampsacus 16-136b ;
Manlius Vulso 17-587b ;
Melon's rebellion 18-22a ;
Roman wars 23-632a, 16-
215d, 24-406a; Seleucia 24-
603c.

— IV. (Epiphanes) 24-605b ;
24-12b; Antichrist 2-1 21a,
7-806C ; empire 21-214d ;
Jerusalem 1-760C, 12-932b,
15-333b, 26-607d; Laenas
16-63b ; Olympieum 2-
839c ; Palestine 15-392c,
15-393d, 17-197C, 20-619b ;
Persis 21-253d.

— V. (Eupator) 24-605c ; 23-
6:i3d.

— VI. (Dionysus) 24-fl05c.

— VII. (Sidetcs) 24-(i05c ;
Jews 15-395b, 14-210b, 21-
215a.

— VIII. (Grypus) 24-605d ;
death l-542a; as poet 17-
228b.

— IX. (Cyzicenus) 24-605d ;
Damascus 7-7 84d.

— X. (Eusebes) 24-605d ; and
Demetrius III. 7-983b.

— XI. (Epiphanes Philadel-
phus) 24-605d.

— XII. (Dionysus Epiphanes)
24-605d; death 7-784d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Pag 2 J.

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ANTH-AOSTA

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— (wo o» Alvuodor

M-i:<>
ANTIOCHUS OF ASCALON I-

IlWl •••! r . »• r.i.i
ANTIOCMU8 OF IVHACUSE

nrllit.

) 1-1 ltd.
) : papyri

I (A3) :

in. 2-

i..-ihto«14-T»8a.
ANT1PAHOS

2-l.t .in; 12-1. i tl I . I-

•-•!'. i.

Antlpas (father of Herod) t *w

iter.
, ,•: Herod) : tre Herod

pas.

Antlpurha : ire Low Bon-
day.
Antipater (irrandfather of

i I.

,T ,.f Uenxl) 13-379b ;
15-

— (Honnf Herod) 13-380b.
ANTIPATER (Macedonian

general) 1-13.11) ; 17-224d ;
us 2-843b. i-13c, 9-
. 17-6050.

r ,.f Judaea) 14-
I : 17-19SD.
— . l.uclus Caelius l-60d ; 23-

i, «•.

Antiimlrr. Lrltrr lo 14-S81a.
Antipater of Sldon 2-95c.

— of Tarsus 2S-948a; 20-
«;.; Id.

Antipothella 2-lflld (flu.).
AnUpathes 2-101d (OgT).

— ablos : trr Black coral.
Antlnathldea : tet Black

corals.

Antipathy, Law of : tee Con-
trariety, Law of.

Antipatris, Turk.As. : tee Has

Antlpaxo (Propaxoa), Isl., Or.

i (111) ; 20-»77c.
f m-rtim 20-777d.
ANTIPHANES 2-133O.
Antlphates (myth.) 16-63O,
Antlptn-llu-. A-iu M. 17-I52a.
Antlphcrim : tee Donatio ante

nuptlas.

ANTIPH1LUS 2-1S3C.
Antiphl.>i.-i-ti.-26-797b.
ANTIPHON (Attic orator) 2-

12-.'<13a.

ithematiclan) ll-675d;
11-67 tc.

Aiitiphoiiary 2-133d ; 4-503o ;
16-;

ANTIPHONY (antiphon) 2-
133d; 18-5Sle; 10-484b.

Antipleum 16-122a.

Antipleuridao 16-122a,

Antipodal cells 2-llb foil.

ANTIPODES 2- 133d; ancient
theory ll-620d.

Antipodes, Isls., Pac.O. 20-436
(0-U9); 20-437b.

— (chem.): tee Optical anti-
podes.

Antirolls : trr Antibes. Fr.

Antipolo. IMs. 21-392 (E2) ;
21-3050.

Anti-propagators 28-266a.

Antipyretics 1-5278,

Antipyrgos: tee Tobrnk, N. Af .

ANTIPYHINE 2-134a ; in
neurabcla 19-427.1.

Antiquarian (paper) 20-735a.

Antiquaries. Society of (Lon-
don) 2-13 Ih; 2S-318a.

— iif Ireland. Koyal Society of
2-1:

— of Scotland. Society of 2-

foun.ler 4-714D.
ANTIQUARY 2-134b.
Antique. P.Is. 21-392 (C5).

-.prov., P.Is. 21-392 (C-D5).
ANTIQUE (art ) 2-134C,
Antique type 27-543a,
Antiituilatea Italirae MrdHArrl

(I.. A. Muratori) 14-909a.
AntiituiUt de Rome (Joachim

du Itcllay)8-r,17a.
Anti:tuitir» (Varro) 27-9248,
Antiquities of England and

AntiavOv o/ Man, The (Lyell)

17-159b.
Antiniiorum habet fldcm (bull)

21-SOOa; 15-534C.
Anti-relief party : lee Old

court party.
Anti-Iient War l-491a.
Antirrhiiiummajus : areSnap-

drafron.
Antirrhium, oape. Or. 12-440

AntirrnodnsJsl.,Medlt. l-569d.

:•

Uirtnany ll-dnsb ; Ionian
!«. U-40*o; Ituraania83-
8J9a. Nrt alto Jew*.
ANTISEPTIC* 2-140.; M-
i:i:.« : b<irlo add 4-151d ;
eJeclrolytJo adlB^^^H
lo ; In food l-I«4d.
lianar rli.l. 17-19la.

.

v • - ... -,...-•-. M.,..,I.
can : trt American
fEvwi - ..... ••. .
Antl-Sllcklns party 8-13d.
AntUpaamln M-Uia.
AntlM. A«w> l6-i-->

-t«t.. -churrh A-ocla-
tlon : trr Liberation Society.
Antlnte* 2«-«96d.
ANTISTHENE8 2-14IV-.

. .-tin : tie Vetu»
Anttatlus.
Antl-trcptocooclo Serum 22-

ii :r. . 24- I04< .
ANTISTROPHE2-141V.
Aiitl-«ub«tanc«<med.>3-178b.
Antl-suldde bureau 24-101c.
Antlsuyu, prov., Peru 1-1 20d.
Anti-Taurus, mi».. Alia M. 2-
7BO(K4-(i3): 2-757o ; cedar
forests 8-5940 ; geology 2-

Antithrrr* (Marrlon) 17-693a.
ANTITHESIS (diet.) 2-146d.
AnlMrla (Fraud* Uacon) 23-

•.• ted.

Ami! lift li- alternation 22-6130,
Antithrombin 4--
Antltoxln treatment : tee
Serum treatment.

— unit20-781b.
Antltragicus 8-792a.
AntitraBiis 8-791d.
Antltropal ll-259d.
Antl-Truat Act : tee Sherman

Anti-Trust Act.

ANTITYPE (diet.) 2-147a.

ANTIUM (Anzio). It. 2-147a;
15-'J« (D4); colonized 23-
623c, 16-'271c; Fortuna
worshipped 10-726C.

ANTIVARI, Montenecrro 2-
147b; 18-707 (B3) ; Ili-rlin
Treaty 3-791b ; climate 18-
T88a ; Turks l-486d ; Vene-
tian occupation l-486d.

Antlvenene : trr Serum treat-
ment (snake-bite).

Antler, Can. 5-16"

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
Antler (deer) 7-9J2a; 21-34b;

25-1'JOa.

Antler-horn 21-34o.
Antler-. Cc.ln. 6-722 (C2).

— , Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— . Va. 28-118 (O4).
Antletrial 26-839d,
Antlia pneumatica 7-14a.
ANT-LION 2-147c ; 19-440a.
Antocol ll-620d.
ANTOFACASTA, Chll. 2-147d;

2-460 (Cl); 6-160d; popu-
lation 6-1 l.-li.

— .prov.. Chil. 2-147d; 2-462
(Bl &C1); 6-148b; geology
6-150b, 8-665d.

Antofalla, mt.. S.Am. l-9C3d.
AntoiFMt. Oer. 3-185a.
Antoine(oame) : we Anthony,

except as brlow.
ANTOINE,ANDRE2-148n; 8-

516d ; 8-5:!5c.

— , Jacques Denis 2-415b.

— , L. C. 27-902C.
Antoinc, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— , lake, W.I. 28-544 (E2); 12-
578b.

— Creek, rlv.. Ark. 2-552
(1)3).

Antoinette (of Guise) 12-699b.

— (of Orl6ans) 15-5 15d.

— (of Wlirttemberar) 9-751b.
Antoing, Bcl«.3-6US(l!2); 10-

SOBd.

Antokol, Russ. 28-88d.
Antokolsky, Marc 24-515d;

24-511 (Plate X.).
Antolincz, Martin 6-362a.

.

Anton (name) : trr Anthony.

Anton (son of Heracles) 2-

Anton Fumcer (count of Kirch-

berg) : tee Fngger, Anton.
Anton, riv.. Hants. U-902d.

— Chloo, N.MeT. 19-520 < F/.').
Antone, mt., Vt. 19-490 (A5).
ANTONELLI, GIACOMO 2-

148a; 15-Glb; 21-688b; 15-
55b.

— .Count Plctro l-93c ; 15-

ANTONELLO DA MESSINA 2-
148o- 20-4750.

Antoogll, bar, Mad. 17-171

. (daiuhu-r ••! M. An-
i- liOc: ti80aa; 11-

Ani'ihia. fort. Pal. 15-Ula ;

.,

—.int.. C. Vi

,,,,.,|..: 5-',

Am

(wile. ..r
3-6K3a: H-419b.
Aiiloiilna. Braz. 2«-70«b.
Antonlno Vailuni: tee Graham's

ANTONINI IT1NEHAH1UM 2-

l .
ANTONINUS, Si 1-1 4«<L

— (of Florence) 8-330O.
—.An

—. LIBER AL1S 1-1 48d.
— , Marcus : let Com mod us,
Lucius Aellus Anrelius.

— P1U8 2-1 48d ; 23-652a;
BOM statue 4-277a ; bulld-
lng» of 9-688b, 9-77b; coin-

Mk-. 19--..:!,.

Antonlnu", column of 7-23fia ;
23-479b (Plate IV.). ; 23-

— (and Faustina), temple of
23-593 (plan Fl -2).

— .Wall of : tee Graham's
I", k. .

ANTONIO (de I.el.rijat 2-I50a.

— (of Murano) : tee Vlvarini,
Antonio.

— (of Parma) 10-1 84b.
ANTONIO (prior) 2-14»b; 22-

147c ; 24-185C.
—.NICOLAS 2-1 I'.i.l.
Antonio, rlv.. Nig. 19-678 (C5).
Antonio Ucgli Pacllarlocl : tee

Palearlo, Aonlo.

— Plooolomlnl : tee Plocolo-
mlnl.

— Todeschinl 21-684a.
Antonio Vaz. Isl., Ilraz. 22-

»Mb.

Antonito, Colo. 8-722 (K4).
Antonius (presbyter of Tarnu)

l-298b.

— , Andreae 24-355a.

— , CA1US (brother of the
triii mvir)2-151c.

— , GAIUS (undo of the trium-
vir) 2-150c.

— , lulus 20-387a.

— , LUCIUS 2-lSlb; l-385c.

— , MARCUS(Crctlcus)2-150b.

— , MARCUS (orator) 2-150b ;
19-738d.

— , MARCUS (Mark Antony)
(Triumvir) 2- 1 .".oc ; 23-G40c ;
12-461d: Caesar 4-940d ;
Cicero, fetters to 8-357b ;
Declmus lirutus 4-096b ;
Media 18-2 Id ; Uctavla 19-
993a: Partisans 21-2 18a,
a-533d ; Sicily 2S-30c ;
Syria 15-397d.

— darinae 12-38d.

— Nebrisscnsis : tee Antonio

....

— Saturninus, Lucius : tee
Saturuiuus, Lucius Antonius.

— Thylestus 5-462c.
ANTONOMASIA(dict.)2-151c.
Antonovich (Polish author) 21-

Mta

Antonstadt, Ger. 8-57 M.
Anton Ulrich, duke of Uruns-

vrickll-790a ; 14-1 89a.
Antony (name) : tee under

Anthony.
Antony, Mark : tee Antonius,

Marcus.

Antony, Fr. 10-778 (B6).
Antony and Cleopatra (Shake-

speare) 24-781b; 19-759d;

(Dryden)8-611c.
Antony House, mansion. Corn.

21-862 (map).
Antozonito 10-578c.
ANTRAIGUES, EMMANUEL

H. L. A. de Launay, comte

d'2-151d; 19-235b.
Antraln, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Ant rice 2-86d.
Antrim, Alexander MacDon-

noil, 3rd earl of 2-152b ; 19-

lla.
—.RANDAL MACDONNELL,

1st earl of 2-1. VJa.

— , RANDAL MACDONNELL,
1st marqueosof 2-152b.

ANTRIM, Ire. 2-154b ; 14-744
(E2).

— , La. 17-54 (AD.

— , N.H. 19-490 (D5).
*-, Pa. 21-106 (112).

— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (E2).

— , plateau, W.Aus. 2-960 (D3>
ANTRIM CO., Ire.2-152d; 14-

774 (E2) ; 14-746a ; freologr
3-543n. 14-750b ; history Y-
777c, 14-757a, 14-759b.

\nir.M ( ,. . \l., v IH- :::•.•

Anifiiu l'rr«bytrry 27-59M.
Anitiiliiu, Mr Ldiuuud 2»-
Mid.

12-440(1)1).

H>t4f(B4>
. i- . . i • BO •. \ i-; i la.

AAtltMtOtniU 12-lS»!i.

.torus : ttt Whip-poor-

will.

Antroxotu C-1450.
Antruin, maxlllarr 2*-SOb.
ANTKUSTION 2-1540 ; M-

68Ic.

AnUhovala. mt.. Asia 5-553b.
AnUlbanaka, dUt.. Mad. 17-

»71 (C3): 17-2700.

— . tribe l-330d.
Antalrabe. ilad. 17-171 (B3) ;

17-27 id.
Ant-thnuh 3-97 4c; »-»78a :

tee otto Pitta.
Antuco, Chll. 1-481 (B4).

— . mt., Chll. 1-462 (B4) : 1-

An-Tulre, mt. Soot. : tri

'I u,:. .

Ant urn (Koddew)l-157a.

An-t IIIIR. China 17-553 (B-C5);
8-178d ; 17-553C.

Ant unnacum, Oer. : tet Ander-
nach.

ANTWERP. BeUr. l-I55a; 3-
668(D1); academy 26-617a;
architecture 2-42 Id; cathe-
dral : tee Notre Dame (Ant-
werp); old citadel 10-687a;
fortifications 10-694 b: In-
dustrie* 18-931,, 18-199c;
libraries 18-575b ; quays 8-
:i •-• : r... - 13-;..;.: : ridli _•
school 19-470c; shlppiuR 3-
673a, 24-9840 ; strategic
value 28-308d: zoological
gitrdens 28-1 01 9c.

— Ilixtorv 2-156a; battles
(1584-85) 13-.','.ir,b, 10-184d,
ll-925b,10-419d; (1638)13-
599a; (1705) 4-932a: (1814)
5-3770 : (1830) 3-676d ;
(1832) 13-1040.

— . N.Y. 19-596 (El) ; 18-
166a.

— , 0. 20-26 ( A2).

— , margraviate 4-356d ; 10-
4T8d.

ANTWERP, prov.. Belg. 2-

154d; 3-668 (El).
Ant » ITP blue 21-«00a.
Antui-rpen, Belg.: tee Ant-

werp.
Anlirrrp Polyglott : see Poly

alatt, Antverp.
Antwerp school of painting

20-5080.

Antyi-litl 13-512d.
Antyllius (lictor) 12-30Sc.
Antyllus (Burgeon) 26-126d ;

2-4c.
ANU (deity) 2-156o ; 3-111.- ;

Gilgamesh epic 12-1 9b ;

Mandaean Pira 17-557C ;

Kusku 19-917c ; temples

3-99b, 3-102a.
Anu, Bur. 14-383 <P9).
Anua. ir-l., 1'uc.O. 20-436 (OS) ;

24-115b.
ANUBIS 2-157a; 13-37 Ib ;

Assiut 2-7 S3a ; representa-

tion of 19-138c ; Serapla24-

602c.
Anubis baboon 3-96d ; 22-

331b.

Anuchln, A. 12-26a.
Anuda, Isl.. Pac.O. 20-436

(G6) : ll-629b ; 24-lSCc.
Anudatta24-159a.
Anukia (goddess) 9-53b.
Anuktuvuk, plateau, Alsk. 1-

472 (F-K1) ; l-474a.
Anukul Chandra Mukerjl 23-

Mte,

Anulo (Dane) 8-28d.
Anum. Oo.Cst. 12-204b.
Anund (Swedish king) 26-19Sr;

5-22 2b.
Anunit l-457a; 3-98b ; 14-

Bied.

Anup : trr Annbis.

Anupgarh, India 14-376 (£5).

Annpshahr, canal. India 18-
73b.

Annp Singh 3-929b.

Anura : trr Ecaudata.

ANURADHAPURA. Cey. 2-
157b ; 14-382 (115) ; Bo
tree 4-305d ; Buddhist re-
mains 5-7818 ; Inscriptions
8-783b ; university 2O-632b.

Anuraiu 23-763d ; 23-761d
(Ha.); 23-762 (flg.): 18-89b.

Ai • - 27- at •. -. bra 27-

384d (flit.).
Annrlda 13-424d ; 13-425d.

Anurosorei 14-64 1 d : 14-642a.

Anuroeporidium 9-389a.

b: 23-U4b
t4-714b;

Aniuliirvao :
Anwbtacm U-MCa.

.Kin al UUbarl 9-94d.
Anvarl : «* AawarL
B«l«. : ta

Anrlk. AUk. 1-471 (U); 1.

475b.

Anvil (miat.) : ttt Inoiw.
ANVIL
Anvil c-ity. AI.k. : tti NOBM,

— de Barmcoa. mt., CD. S>

379c ; 7-S95d.
ANV1LLE. JEAN B. B. D* 2-

1.-.7.1; ll-«22a; map* 17-
648a ; 19-8»7d.
Anvil Rock, mu. Art*. 1-544

ANW'ARI (Persian poet) 2-

1 - . . 21-J - • .
ANWE(LER.aer.l-li«b; 11.

808(114).

Anwoth. Scot. M-149d.
Anxa, It. 18-26 (F4) : trr otto

OalUpoli.

Anzanum, It. : trr I^rw^^pf.
Anxia, It. 15-26 (E-F4) ; 15-

.' '!.

Anxious, bay, S.Aus. 1-960

(Efl).

Amur. It. : tre Terradna.
Anyangba. Nig. 19-678 «.4).
Anyer, Java : tee Anjer.
Anyos. Paul 13-926b.

.
" Anytus " (head) 12-491*

(flg.).

Anza, riv.. It. 2C-242 (E5).
Anzan. prov., Asia: ire An

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Anxanl motor 2O-3»d.
An»asca, vaL, It 15-4 (B2-1).
Anzell, Pers. : ter EnzcU.
ANZENGRUBER, LUDWIG2-

158b ; 11-797C.
Anzianl 10-53Id ; 21-644d.
ANZIN, Fr. 2-158c ; 10-778

Anzlno* It. 18-242 (£5).
Anzio, It. : tre Antium.
Anzltcne 15-950a.
Anzuani. dialect : tee Hl-nzna.
Anzur, castle. 8p. 1-428C,
\:.r . I :.24-IV> .
Ao. trtbe, India : trr Aos.
Aoba, Isl., Pac.O. 2O-436 (M8) ;

19-5000.

Ao-Bizen porcelain 15-185b.
Aocbanga, riv., X.Z. 19-624

(F4).

Aodaishol5-I63b.
Aodh (king of Scotland) 24-

431d.
A. Oe. 17415-6 (star): tre

O. A. 17415-6.
Aolde (myth.) 19-COa.
Aoife : tee Eva (d. of Dermot

MacMurrouKh).
Aoiz. Sp. 25-530 (El).
Aokl (family) 15-178b.
Ao-kutani porcelain 15-184O.
Aomlsblma, isL. Jap. 15-156

(i.'.n.
Aomori. Jap. 15-156 (116) : 13-

523d ; climate 15-1 Clb ;

communications 12-829b.

15-192b, 15-195a; statistic*

15-205a,

— . bay. Jap. 15-156 OI6).
Aonach : trr Aenach.
Aonach Beg, mt., Scot. 24-

UM.

Aong. India 14-449c.
Aonia, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
AONIA, anc. dist, 2-158O.
Aonlan Maids 2-lS8c.
Aonyx 20-371C ; 5-374C,

— leptonyx 15-2S6C,
Aoral. mt.. Pac.O. 28-356d.
Aorangi, mt., N.Z. : ice Cook,

Aorere (rroup 19-625b.
AORIST 2-158c ; Homer 13-

631 a; Teutonic verb form

26-67 5C.

Aornus : trr Mahaban.
Aonee, tribe 18-820d.
A • ; i- •-- : :-< Mbj 17-

520b ; of fishes 14-262b.
Aortic arches 14-2C2b ; 2-

6660; 2-66Sb.

— glands 17-167a.

— incompetence 27-935a.

— valve l3-130c ; embryology
13-131C.

Aos. tribe 19-1 50d.

Aosdan Matheeon (Gaelic poet)

5-635d.
Aosta, Amedeo F. M. di

Savoia: tre Amedeo F. M.

dl Savoia.
AOSTA, It. 2-158o ; 15-4

(A2); leper hospital 15-865c;

Roman arch 27-297o: «r«

ado Augusta Praetoria Sai-

\XlX.-a

AOSTA-APPI

Aosta diptych 15-96b.

Aotea, N.Z. 19-624 (E2).

— , harbour, X.Z. 19-621 (E2).

Aoudad : see Udad.

Aouk, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99 (Bl).

Aoul 19-379c.

Aoulia, tribe 19-379C.

Aourigha (Avrigha, Afrigha),
tribe 3-765a: l-359a.

Anus, riv., Ep. : see Viossa.

Aoyama (physician) 15-S38a.

Aoza, Af. 21-451C.

Apa, riT., Parag. 2-462 (El);
21-7S7d.

Apabhramsa 14-488C ; 12-
710c.

Apaca, lake, EC. 8-911 (C3).

Apacacho, nits., Tex. 26-690
(G6).

Apache. Okla. 20-58 (C3).

APACHE, tribe 2-158d; 14-
459a ; Arizona 2-547a : Ok-
lahoma 20-6 la ; wars of
14-477C, 19-525b ; see also
Jicarilla.

Apache Co., Ariz. 2-544 (D2).

— Mohaves, tribe : see Yava
pais.

Apaches (Paris hooligans) 14-

452d; 13-675b.
Apache-Yumas, tribe : see

Hualapais.
Apachnas (Egyptian king) 14-

175d.

Apad 4-491b.

Apadana : see Susa, Palace at.
Apafy, Michael (of Transyl-
vania) : see Michael Apafy

(of Transylvania).
Apagis 9-657d.
Apagoge 12-505.
Apaiang, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(G4).
Apakyro, lake, Gr. : see Tri-

chonis.

Apalachee, Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , bay, Fla. 10-540 (B2).
— , riv., Ga. 11-752 (C2).
APALACHEE, tribe 2-158d ;

wars of 14-477d.
APALACHICOLA, Fla. 2-158d;

10-540 (B2).

— , bay, Fla. 10-540 (D7).
— , riv., Fla. 10-540 (Al) ; 10-

54 la.

Apalhraun 14-229a.
Apalona, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Apam, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B4).
— , Mex. 18-318 (HI) ; 13-

449b.

Apatna : see Apame.
Apamama, isls., Pac.O. 20-436

(G4).
Apame (wife of Pharnabazus)

21-359a.

— (wifeof Seleucusl.)21-213b;
24-604a.

Apamea, Asia M. (Bithynia) :
see Mudania.

APAMEA, Asia M. (Phrygia)
2-159b ; 2-760 (C4) : 23-
648 (F3) ; coins 19-889d :
see also Celaenae and Dineir.

— Pers. (Parthia) 2-159c.

— Syr. (Euphrates) 2-159c ;
2-760 (H4); 3-979d : see
also Birejik.

APAMEA. Syr. (Orontes) 2-

159a; 23-648 (F3) ; 13-

243c.

— , dist., Asia M. 8-279b.
— , peace (188 B.C.) of 24-605a.
Apan. riv., Venez. 27-989 (A2);

27-988c; 17-667b.
Apanage : see Appanage.
Apanchomene, Artemis2-664b.
Apaneca, mt., Salv. 24-96c.
Apano-Kouphonisos, isL, Gr.

12-424 (G4).
Apanokrapa, mt.. Or. 12-424

(D3) ; 12-426d.
Apanomeria, Aeg.S. 24-195d.
Apanteles glomeratus 14-243b.
Apap (myth.) 8-121d; 19-

l:i»;i.

Apar2-561b; 8-927b.
Apardion : see Aberdeen, Scot.
Aparicio (general) 8-919d.

— (sculptor) 24-494C.
APARRI, P.Is. 2-159c; 21-

392 (Cl).

Apartment house : see Flat.
Aparytae, tribe l-315a.
Apa Sahib 3-833c.
Apataki, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(L6).

Apathus 14-177d (fig.).
Apati, Jasz, Hung. : see Jasz-

Apati.

Apatin, Hung. 3-4 (F4).
Apatisti, academy of 18-482C.
Apatite, mt., Me. 23-804b.
APATITE (min.) 2-159c ; 21-

475c.

Apato, riv., S.Af. 25-466 (E3).
Apatornis 3-977a ; 20-9d.
Apatndia, Parag. 2-462 (El).
Apatura ilia 16-477c (flg.)
• — iris : see Purple emperor

butterfly.

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instructions given on Page /.

Apaturia: see Athena Apaturia.

APATURIA (festival) 2-160a.

Apaturus. Aphrodite 2-167b.

Apavarcticene (Apavarkti-
kene), dist., Pers. : see Abi-
ward.

Apavarktikene, Pers. : see
Kelat.

Apavatn, lake. Ice. 14-228
(B2).

Ape (pseud.) : see Pellegrini,
Carlo.

APE 2-160b ; 22-324d ; 17-
521d ; mythology 9-51c,
9-55b, 13-509b ; Thoth 26'
882c.

Apelatae 8-262c.

Apelava : see Palwal.

APELDOORN, Holl. 2-160c ;
13-588 (C2).

— , canal, Holl. 13-588 (D2) ;
13-591b.

APELLA 2-160c; 25-61 la ;
ephors 9-677d.

Apellaeus 6-315C.

Apelles (Marcionite) 17-693b.

APELLES (painter) 2-160d ;
12-4S7b ; 25-37c ; Alex-
ander the Great 22-1 28a, 9-
675b : Aphrodite picture
21-545a.

Apelles, Gospel of 2-180d.

APELLICON 2-161a ; 2-506b.

Apellon : see Apollo.

APENNINES, mts., It. 2-161b;
15-4 (B2-D3) ; 15-26 (C2-
D3) ; 15-3b ; deforestation
10-649d ; geology 9-662b,
9-663a, 15-568C, 2O-82a.

APENRADE, Gcr. 2-163b ;
8-24 (B3).

— Fjord, Ger. 8-24 (B3) ; 2-
163b.

Apenta Spring, Hung. 4-736c.
Aper, Arrius 5-437a ; 8-280b.
Apcrantia, Gr. 12-440 (C2).
Aper6, Braz. 4-440 (F2).
— , riv., Bol. : see Manique.
Aperea 5-586d ; 8-915c.
Aperiu (people) 10-78b.
Aperopia, isl., Or. 12-440 (E3) :

see also Dokos.
Apertoineter 18-406c.
Apertura pyriformis 25-196b.
APERTURE (diet.) 2-163b.
Aperture-diaphragm 16-426b.
Apes', mt., Mor. : see Musa, mt.
Apet (Egypt, measure) 28-

4S4d.

Apetalae2-13c.
Apetalous 10-5590.
Apcthorpe Hall, mansion,

Northants. 2-418c.
Apex, Mont. 14-276 (C3).
— , X.C. 19-772 (D2) ; 8-710b.
APEX (diet.) 2-163b.

• (costume) 7-235b ; 7-236b ;

10-475a.

— beat 13-132C.

— mentis : see Synderesis.

— stone 17-844C.

Aphaea (goddess) l-252b ; 4-
617a; temple l-251d, 26-
61 Id (flg.), 12-481 (figs.).

Aphaenogaster 2-86d.

Aphaia, Artemis 2-664c.

Aphamiotae, tribe 24-664b.

Aphanaptcryx 3-97 Id ; 3-
977c ; 6-6d.

Aphaneura 5-797b.

Aphaniptera : see Flea.

APHANITE2-163b.

Aphanitic2-163c.

Apharetidae : see Idas and
Lynceus.

Aphareus (rhetorician) 14-
878d.

— (son of Perieres) 14-279d ;
5-482a.

APHASIA (med.) 2-163c ;
brain tumour 25-201c; hemi-
plegia 20-763b ; santonin
24-195C.

— (philos.) 18-228a ; 22-696d.
Aphek (Apheca, Afka) Syr.

16-346d; l-429a; 15-379b ;

24-124a.

Aphelidium 22-47 Ic.
APHELION 2-1 1; M ; 8-800c.
Apheliotropie curvature 21-

753a.

APHEMIA 2-164d ; 2-164a.
Aphenti Christos, mt., Crete

7-418 (Cl) ; 7-419a.

— Kavousi, mt., Crete 7-418
(Cl); 7-419a.

Aphentoules, Theodore 12-
526c.

Aphetae, Gr. 26-843b.

Aphetes 9-67 Ob.

APHIDES 2-1 64d; 8-898a ;
13-262b ; 4-21 Ib ; destruc-
tion 6-319b, 8-898d ; galls
ll-424c ; geological age 13-
260c ; germ-cells 13-426b ;
jaws 13-4 19c; ladybirds
6-67 4b ; reproduction 23-
II'.':!, 24-7 !7<l.

Aphidna, Gr. 1 • 245d ; 7-
911d.

Aphilothrix gemmae ll-423a.

— radicis 11- f.'iib.
Aphis 2-165a; 9-316b.

— brassicae : see Cabbage
aphis.

— Chinensis ll-424c.

— humuli : see Hop aphis.

— ilicis 13-6 15c.

— mail : see Apple blight.

— rumicis : see Bean aphis.
Aphlebiae 20-532a.
Aphnitis, lake, Asia M. : see

Maniyas Geul.

Aphobis : see Apophis.

Aphodal typo 2S-721C ; 25-
721b.

Aphodius 6-67 3c.

Aphodus 25-7210.

Aphomia sociella 16-468b.

Aphonia 28-175d.

APHORISM 2-165b ; 22-506d.

APHRAATES (Aphrahat) 2-
165c ; 26-313C ; creed of
7-394d ; on celibacy 19-
407d.

Aphrazite 27-104C.

Aphrite 4-970c.

Aphrodaesein 6-112c.

Aphrodisias, Asia M. 2-388b :
13-239d ; 14-629b ; coins
19-889b.

Aphrodisiuin, Alg. : see Bona,
Alg.

— , Tun. : nee Enflda.

APHRODITE (goddess) 2-
166b ; Adonis 1-2 12b ;
Aegean religion 7-422b ;
Anchises l-947d ; " April "
derived from 2-230d ; Arte-
mis 2-663d ; Attis 2-886b ;
Cnidus statue 2-168a; 12-
480 (Plate) ; 12-487d ; 22-
256a ; 21-545a; Cythera
7-7 09d ; Delos temple 7-
972b; Dia, epithet 13-166b ;
Elis temple 9-279d ; Eroa
9-753c ; Etruscan throne,
Roman museum 9-857b ;
Graces 12-3 lOc ; Hebe 13-
166b ; Hephaestus 13-304d ;
Hermaphroditus 13-367c ;
Hermes 13-370a ; Hymen
14-176d; ivy 13-1 66b ;
meteoric image 18-262b ;
Momus 18-6840 ; Nemesis
19-369a ; " Paphian god-
dess " 20-736d, 2-167a ;
Paris, judgment of 20-803a ;
Pelagia, Christian travesty of
21-62c ; Petworth head 12-
488a ; Pisces constellation
21-649d ; Priapus 22-313b ;
ritual prostitution 22- l.v.ia :
see also Venus. For major
cult titles see below and for
minor titles 2-1 66b foil, and
separate headings.

— (min.) 18-73ti.

— (throw of dice) 8-177b.
Aphrodite (zool.) 5-7'Jla; 6-

793c.

— Anadyomene : see Anadyo-
mene.

— Areia 2-167d ; 2-455b.

— Epitymbia 2-167c ; 16-
544c.

Aphrodite, Hymn to 12-509a;

26-1022d.

Aphrodite Migonitis 12-779c.
" Aphrodite of Cnidus "

(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 2-167d ; 12-485a ;
statue 9-279d.

Aphroditopolis, Egy. 9-40

(B2); 20-5580.
Aphrodites 13-367c.
Aphrophthora 21-758d.
Aphrosiab, ruins. Russ.As. 24-

113a.

Aphrosiderite 6-256d.
Aphrothoraca 13-233d.
Aphthartodocetae 18-733a ;

14-2 7 4b.

Aphthartodocetism 15-600b.
Aphthitalite 28-185c.
Aphthongia 25-7 7 la.
APHTHONIUS, AELIUS FES-

tus 2-168c.

— OF ANTIOCH 2-168b ; 12-
515b; fables of 10-115a;
rhetorical works 23-235d.

Aphthous Fever : see Foot and
-Mouth Disease.

— stomatitis : see Thrush.
Api, cape, Bor. 4-257 (A2).

— , cape, Mal-Arch. 17-466
(E3).

— (Epi), Isl., Pac.O. 6-1B8
(M-N8) ; 19-500c.

— , mt., Asia 14-376 (14) ;

6-168 (C4).
— , mt., Mal.Arch. 3-310c ; 10-

539b.
— , passage, Bor. 4-257 (A2).

Apt (Rucellai) 14-903d ; 14-

907c.

Apia, Asia SI. 21-54 la.
— , Pac.O. 20-436 (O8).
Apian, 'Peter (Petrus Apianus)

ll-621b ; 14-630b ; 26-

328b.

Apianus, Philip 17-645a.
Apiarium (diet.) l-774d ; 2-

168c.
Apiarius (5th cent.) 5-194o.

— (6th cent.) 8-855b.
Apiary (diet.) 2-168c.
Apical cell 21-739d.
APICIUS 2-1680.
Apiculato ll-254d.
APICULTURE (diet.) 2-168c :

see also Bee-keeping.
Apidae : see Bee.
Apidanus, riv., Gr. 12-440

(Dl) ; 26-843a.
Apidia, Gr. 12-424 (D4).
Aplgenln B8-742b ; 22-694d.
Apingi, tribe l-330b.
Apiocrinidae 8-879a ; 28-

1014d.

Apiocrinus 15-570a.
APION 2-168C ; 6-491d ; 12-

124d.
Apipe Rapida, S.Am. 2-468b ;

21-787C.

Apir, Pers. : see Elam.
Apjranthe, Gr. 7-681c.
Apis (constellation) : see Musca

australis.

— (insect) : 3-627d ; develop-
ment 3-626b (flg.) ; wax
glands 3-627b.

— (dorsata) 13-6550.

— (melliflca) : sec Bee (Honey-
bee).

— (peronii) 13-654b.

— (testa.eea) 13-6550.

— (unicolor) 13-654b.

APIS (myth.) 2-168c ; 19-138c ;
2-5 Ic ; Cambyses' crime
5-99d ; Epaphus identified
with!4-724a.

Apishapa, Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— , riv., Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— Bluff, mt,, Colo. 6-722 (G3).
Apiskigamish, lake, Can. 5-

160 (O4).

Apison, Tenn. 26-620 (F-G2).
Apium graveolens : see Celery.

— graveolens var. rapaceum :
see Celeriac.

Apiusand Virginia 8-519b.
Apizaco (Barron-Escandon),

Mex. 18-318 (HI); 18-324b ;

26-1034a.
Apkhaz 14-331 d.
Aplacentalia 21-692b.
Aplacophora 6-248a ; 6-250c ;

6-2510.
Aplanatic l-56d.

— lens 21-507d ; 21-508d.
Aplanes ll-338a.
Aplanosphores l-588d.
Aplao, Peru 21-264 (C5).
Aplexa ll-526b.
Aplidium 27-389d.
Aplin, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
Arlington, la. 14-732 (E2).
APLITE2-169a.

Aplodon (mammal) : see
Swellel.

— (mollusc) 16-1 23b.
Aplome 11-47 la.
Aplustre (ship) 24-863d.
Aplustridae ll-521d.
Aplustruin (zool.) ll-521d.
Aplyeia : see Sea-hare.
Aplysiella ll-522a.
Aplysiidae ll-522a.
Aplysilla 25-7250 ; 25-7300 ;

25-727b.
Aplysillidae 25-721 a; 25-721b;

25-725c; 25-729d.
Aplysiomorpha ll-507a ; 11-

517c; ll-522a.
APNOEA2-169b; 23-1 880; in

coma 6-749a ; in hiberna-
tion 13-443a.
Apo, isl., P.Is. (Negros) 21-

392 (D6).
— , isl. and reef, P.Is. (Mindoro)

21-392 (Cl).
— , mt., P.Is. 21-392 (E7) ; 21-

392d.

Apoaconitine l-152a.
Apobaterius, Apollo 2-185b.
Apoeaffeine 22-663c.
APOCALYPSE 2-169b.
— , KNIGHTS OF THE 2-1 69b.

— of Baruch, &c. : see Baruch,
Apocalypse of, &c.

Apocalypsin, Exposilio in
(Joachim of Floris) 15-417d.

APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE
2-169c ; angels in 2-5d ;
Babylonian sources 3-115b ;
chronological method of
Book of Daniel 7-806d ;
distinguished from prophecy
13-1 87b ; eschatology 9-
761d ; Ezekiel's influence
10-103d ; millennium doe-
trine 18-461d; myth of
the ideal man 12-156d ;

Rumanian 23-848d ; tradi-
tion, influence of 23-215b.

Apocarpeae 2- 1 4a.

Apocarpous 10-569d.

APOCATASTASIS (diet.) 2-
175c.

— (theol.) 12-5640.
Apocentre 2-164d ; 20-165a.
Apoeentric 10-35d.
Apochromatic l-60d.

— lenses 10-57 8c ; 18-400c :
18-401b.

Apocrenic acid 4-970a.
Apocrita 14-179o; 13-431d;

435b.
Apocryphal 2-176c.

— Gospels 15-34Sb.

— LITERATURE 2-175c ; 13-
17 Ob; Biblical books 2-1 7 7b,
3-850c, 3-899d, 3-903d ;
English translation 8-459a ;
Ethiopic Bible 9-847c ; es-
chatology 9-761d ; Ezra 10-
106d ; Greek influence 13-
244d ; Index librorum pro-
hibitorum 14-374b ; Ru-
manian 23-84Sc.

Apocryph of Isaiah : see Isaiah,

Ascension of.
Apocynaceae 10-562o ; 10-

570a ; rubber from 23-797c.
Apocynum cannabinum : see

Canada hemp.
Apocyrtus 18-497c.
Apocytial 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
age28-1017b; reproduction
and development 3-527d.
3-528b.

— (echinoderm) 8-879d.
Apodaca (viceroy) 18-339b ;

15-87a.

Apodectae 6-480d ; 4-321 b.

Apodes 26-544d ; 14-248d.

APODICTIC (diet.) 2-183b.

Apodidae 9-656d.

Apodina ll-527b.

Apody, Braz. 4-440 (13).

— , riv., Braz. 4-440 (13).

Apodyterium 3-514c.

A poena et a culpa 14-506c.

Apogaea (diet.) 28-1 OOSc : see
also Ethiopian region.

Apogamy23-126b;23-129a;22-
611a; in angiosperms 2-12b.

Apogee 2-164d.

Apogeotropic 12-757C.

Apographe 12-5050.

Apoidea : see Bee.

Apokolokyntosis (Seneca) 24-
638a.

APOLDA, Ger. 2-183b ; 11-
808(111. plO).

Apolemia 14-160b.

Apolemidae 14-160b.

Apolima, isl., Pac.O. 20-436
(N-O8); 24-115b.

Apollinares (ludi) 2-185d ; 11-
446a; date 6-391a; direc-
tion of 7-912b, 22-2450.

APOLLINARIS, SULPICIUS2-
183c.

— SIDONIUS.GAIUS SOLLIUS
2-183d; in letters 6- 449d,
9-705b, 21-281b, 15-613a ;
in politics 10-803d, 10-804C.

— the Elder 2-183b.
APOLLINARIS the Younger

2-183b ; 12-520b ; 18-462d.
Apollinaris (trade-mark) 27-
130c.

— mineral water 18-521o.

— spring, Ger. 19-425b.
Apollinis Mons, mt., Gr. 12-

440 (Bl).

— Promontorium, cape, N.Af.:
see All el Mekki.

Apollinopolis Magna, Egy. 9-
40 (B3) : see also Edfu.

— Parva, Egy. 9-40 (B2).
APOLLO (myth.) 2-184a ; 19-

140c ; Acropolis, grotto 2-
835d ; Actian games 19-
665a ; Admetus l-194b ;
Amyclae 16-52b ; Antioch,
temple 2-130d ; Artemis
2-663d ; Belvidere statue
2-186a, 12-473 (Plate) : 12-
489a, 16-442a ; Calamis
statue 2-186c ; Calauria 22-
103c ; Carthage 5-429d ;
Cassandra 5-456d : Corinth
7-149c; Croesus legend 7-
480a ; Cumae 7-619b ; Cy-
clopes 7-686d ; Delos 7-97 Ib;
Delphi statues 12-480b ;
Delphi, temple and oracle
7-975b ; Didymi, temple
8-207d ; divination 20-
142a; Dorian worship 8-
427c ; drama, origin of
8-488a ; Eleutherna head
7-425d ; Eretria pediments
12-4810 ; Harpocrates iden-
tified 13-15c ; Heracles!

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

42

To make full use of this Index It It ctsontlal to read the
initructlon* gl\i-n »n Page I.

AOSTA-APPI

1 1

i .

. :
K.

14-'-.- i . M

-i • i :.

2.1 -.
12- I

24-

.

Tli.ir,,-..! , 26-: J'. . 1H- ,0., .
Thorncy I.Uml trinplo 28-
A49.1 ; Tolosn, triii plo 4-
936d. For major rult-tltli-7*
(Agrteoa. 8tnlntln-i: .
tee IM-IOW ; fur minor title*
ft Agetor, Tragiin. ten.
•

ins) l-l.'.lil. : l«-«(Wa.

— (Ak-U.-n-.'2-l V,b ; 20-lllu:

run 14-26b ;
«. rvd pMUr 3-19'.'«.

.-•
•.rcMteU-) S0-144a; 19-

— ((••rill-In-') 2-1 < It. : fi-etlval

I'lu-ru temple. 24-

i«rtx-(lit«) : tre Apollo

(

usagctes).

Clun.1-) ts-M:ui: w,-r 20-
14:ia; Colophon temple 14-

nephom«) 9-736d.

2- , : 20-

t.'iinii,- is-

Theseus' offering 7-

— 1 1 >ap

;

••nriu-i) 21-3l)G)i ; 2-

— i iranns) l-449o.

— llceaergos) 2-663d.

:->14-26a.

7-
Jl-

— I.yivm-, I. veins) 2-ISIh;
28-'J76c ; Lyceum at Athens

:us 17-l.')4a.

— (Miisagetc*, Cltharoedus) 2-

i ; 19-49d ; statues 2-
IM;:I. 6-:i'.»'.b (fig.), 2-1 ::.', i.

— (Patroos, 1'atnius) 2-184b ;
9-S91d; 14-730d; Palatiuo
temple 2S-20b.

s) 80-64*.
«) 12-4XOD.

84d; 22-704b:
temple 21-60b ;
7-9730, 12-4Sla ;
i 12-262a ; oracles
20-143a.

— (Sauroctonus) 2-1 8611 ; 12-

•.tlii-u-i 2-184a; 27-
317a; Coremtla, temple 5-
684b ; Knlukli. temple 27-
3H-..1. 14-1'.- 1.1.

— (Tcincnitcs), Syracuse : tee

— (Thjrmbraeus) 1S-220C.
Apollo, Pa. 21-106 (C-D4).

28-38 (B3).

—.cape. N.Af. : tee All el
Mrkkf.

— , fount of 7-70ib.

int : tre Sun, mountain

tb.-atrr. Lond.26-733a.
I Marsyax " (paint-
tor : l:aphael)22-9n-.M.

lar. India 4-l84a.

16- 1 7 Ob.
1 •< •

•• nil. •- 8--.'-<3c.
lorun (of Acharnac) 26-
Mlb.

Artemita) 13-24 Id; 3-
I08b.

APOLLODORUS (Athenian

in) 2-lMtIb; 13-

429a ; genealogical basis of

«nrk 11- .7 ,h ; metrical

ry 6-3U(ib.

ienlan musician) 21-

APOLLODORUS (Athenian
12-is7a.

— 'OF CARYSTUS) 2-lS6b ;
U-illd.

•-(OF DAMASCUS) 2-186b.

— (Epicurean) 9-G35c.

\; • ! • .1 2-

• M. mm 19-64fb.

— (of IVnrainum) »•••

M . • J-: i , . IN- 1 1 '•
. Hirm* to lS-40Va ; 13-
1ST!

Mn.i.-nl Cltlli •-Ilia.
A|N.lliina, I...

A|Hillonia (Mordlapuin), Asia

— MfoapoUs)'. Bulg. 4-773

taken by
i*7-716d.

•••

— , I'al. : tee Antuf.

t-n2S-l '.In.

APOLLON1V l.anuil

•ioj 13-64 H (1>2); 4-
49d: Corcyra rol.n
i : liori.-t.-Ti,,, I,, i

•k. II linl.-l.ll, . > 12-110

I ' colony fl-

— . WU.H-740(It:i).

— . dl»t.. UO.CM. 11-103 (A4) ;

— . lake. Asia H. : tre Abul-
hunt tinil.

. tribe 12-204a : 12-204a.
IM.Ilunlan parabola : tee
Quadratic parabola.

— problem 2-ls7i- ; 6-383c.
ApollonlatUs, dist., Asia 21-

I16d.
— . lake, Asia JI. : tee Abul-

limn

ApoUontoon l2-960c.
Apolloiildes (engraver) 11-

464c.
Ajwtlonio di Tiro (Antonio

Pii.-ri) 14-9030.
Apollonlus (Alexandrine Jew) :

tee Apollos.

— (Christian writer) 18-758d.
APOLLONIUS it In- t-ITi-mtiiaU')

2-lMI.I.

.(;>.•//' in iiu Gallua (K. Vleta)

APOLLONIUS MOLON 2-
JS6d; 4-93Sil; 6-

— (OFPERGA)2-l>ii,l; astro-
nomy 2-SlUa ; ma! lc

17-11 l!*r, 6-1M0.1. 19-,>67b.

— (OF RHODES) 2-1 SSa : In
Greek litrraturr 12-">l II. ;
romance 23-Jond ; Theo-
critus' allusion 26-761b.

APOLLONIUS (tin- sophist) 2-

1 •"•..!.
APOLLONIUS (tlio surly or

crabbed) 2-1 86<- ; grammar

and syntax 12-331d ; 6-

IMb,

— (Syrian general) 15-394c.

— (OFTRALLES) 2-1 SSa.

— (OF TYANA) 2-lS8b ; 19-
93c ; vegetarianism 2-71 Mi.

— (OF TYRE) 2-lssc; 23-
.1(111. ; English translation
«-609b.

Apollrmius ton Turun (Xrurn-

stadt)ll-786d.
Apollophancs (Syrian) : tomb

9-263d.

— (the Stoic) 2-131a.
Apollo pianoforte player 21-

»7Sc.
APOLLOS (Apollonlus) 2-189a:

7-141c ; anttiorshlp of

Ih'lir, m 13- in Ib.
APOLLYON2-189a.
Apolo, Hoi. 4-167 (A2).
Apolobamba. Xudo do, mt.,

S.Ain. 4-167 (A2); 4-168a.
ApologeUcal Declaration 24-

APOLOGETICS 2-1891.; 26-
784b : Boiwuct4-2S9<- : K. k
8-885b ; Tert nllian 26-663b.

Apologetieum (Tertullian) 26-
.. I3b,

Apolooelieia (Innocent IV.)
M- ,-ii.i.

Apologia (Greek law) 2-1S9I..

Apologia (Crotus Itubianus)
18-l.lld.

Apologia Ecctetiae Anglicanae
(Jewel) 15-363C.

Apologia pro fide sua (Rnflnus)

Apologia pro rila tva (New-
man) 19-il9a ; 9-61:

Apologie del ChHtlentumi
(Luthardt)17-133b.

Aixjnrjir /or 1-ixirie (Sidney)
25-1 Ib; 9-

Apotogir pmir llrrodote (Estl-
enne) 9-800b.

APOLOGUE 2-1941. ; 10-114b
ami r.

APOLOGY 2-194o.

1 ln;r)6-341c;

Apology (Justin JIartyr) 15-

' - : H

.llrj-iy (I'l . . M-

!l»J -j'j riVrtulllii I

' ,i in ,.,:„!• i

,

AfttOgV fife the j'nif i 'AriSHMI

InVv (linn l«) ) 3-ay|il.
IpalTrin 21-
Apomorphlne tO-liMi; 2O-

I34U ; rm.-ti.- 9-3:iill..
ApoDCturis, Fetnu : tee Abmoo,

l-i.-tr.. ,|'.

APONEUROiU 2-194d.

Ajioni f,,,,,, n. is-'.'ii (Cl>:
tre alto Abnno llmrnl.

us de : tre Abaoo,

0 <r.

A|M.no«etonac«a« lt-17fte.

i. Alsk. 1-471 (K:i); 28-

•.ii iS.

A|>o,,his (Egyptian deity) 9-
4«a; 9-iib; f-.V.'d ; •-
4«7b; oontrat with lie 8-
468d. 24-<

i kint;) 14-17.M1;
14-17H. ; V-

Apophon-ta 17-2(k-.

APOPHTHEGM 2-194d.

APOPHYGE 2-1'JSa.

•.ll.-nii- arid 22-6911).

APOPHYLL1TE 2-1948.

APOPHYSIS(dict.)2-194b; of
moMea 4-TMo, 4-TOTd.

Apopi : tee ApophU, Kityptian
king.

\po|.»:i, Fl.l. 10-M'l 'I! A,

— , lake, Fla. 10-440 (E3) ;
10-440d.

APOPLEXY 2-195b: In an-
thrax 2-107tt ; bladder pun-
lysis 4-30a: uuanity »
result 14-607 b ; splenic 2-
107a; treatment 6-6»6d, 7-
411d, ll-4:lUd, 7-233C.

Ap«pyk< 2S-71CC-; 25-718a.

Aporhyolilo (ilii-t.) 22-718b.

Aporli\'ni-hi(lai' 1-1 1'ir.

Aporhynchua hemignuUil 1-
HOC.

Aporlta 8-878a.

Aporosa 2-103o ; 28-1018a.

APOROSE (diet.) 2-19Go.

Aporrhais : tee Chenopus.

A porrfaetln 13-173C,

Aporryma 28-484b.

Aposafranmo : tee Benzindu-
llne.

Aponafranone 23-1000a.

Apoaaturnium (diet.) 2-in Id.

Apoaeuuttic coloration : tee
warning coloration.

APOSIOPES1S (diet.) 2-196c.

Apospory 22-611u: 4-706d ;
23-126c.

Apostadero, Vencz. 27-'.i~;i
(A-B2).

APOSTASY 2-196c; 6-902o ;
English law 13-:i62d.

Apostata caplondo 28-849b.

A iK.steriori (dii-t.) 2-'.'.ilb.
\ ;••'-!.!: tee PostiL

1 19-U360 ; 24-S6.1d.
APOSTLE 2-196c ; In Didacht

8-201c ; early Church 20-
184a, 6-334d ; IrvinRites 5-
433b; miraolcH 18-. .

Apo~tl.-, IslS., \Vi-. 28-710
(CD; 28-H-Jc; 28-740c.

Apostle Brctliren : tee
Apostles, Order of the.

Apo«tlo of Rome : tre Xcri,
Philip.

— of the Frisians, The : tee
\Viilibror.l.

Apostles (Christian heretics) :
tee Apostolici.

Apostles, Church of the,
Constantinople : srr Holy
Apostles, Church of the.

— (literary society) 13-251c ;
0.

— (Order of the) 2-204c.
Apottlet, Ads md Teachinyn

of the: see Ads of the
ApotUei and Didaehl.
Apostles' C'hun-h, Cologne :
trr Sankt Apostclnklrche.

— cni-d 7-:;y:;u; 3-877b ; as
test of truth 6-334e ; con-
trover-iy in Prn-sian (liiirrh
13-lud: in medieval theo-
logy 28- 7 7 lid; Ruflnus'
legend 8-38 Id.

— Liturgy 16-79«e,
Apostles of Ireland : tee

Twelve apostles of Ireland.

APOSTLE SPOONS 2-199a.

Apostolea (author) 12-424a.

Apostolea. Arg. 18-.179a.

Apostolicae curao 20-lS7a,

APOSTOLICAL CONSTITU-
tion>2-199a; IHdarhf em-
bodii-4 IM 8-."ii,l; Illppo-
lytus' influeiii-c 13-420b ;
holy wiN-k 13-t.-.'::d : U-<-tiir
recognized 16-:. ."iSc; Sabbath

i' \\l,..t.,i,. oi.rk

oaM-

2
'. i,-

1-
Itviand 14-71*i.ii.

-thrrli : trr Apom-

APOSTOLIC CANONS S-lOIr .

M(. . :, . 14- :

1 * Id j Trntlan Council 2*

199a; WesUri.

I94d.

":-

— rhuiiilM-rU.il (-ntOa.

Apottolte CAurrA Untrr, Tie
t-1'.iud : livliukf ii noted 8-
lOla ; lector l«-34ltb.

Apostolic congregmtiou 2-

.' •!•!.

i,.. ,,, -2t---r. .

Apottolie Jtidatralla l«-348c.
APOSTOLIC FATHERS S-
lOlc. tiee otto Clement,

Apparn. Ar

•
oat

apan-

.

Ipostol •• I ••••• ; T- -• '..
APOSTOLIC MAJESTY 2-104a.
Apostolloos 6-344b ; 28-456d.
Apostoho Penitentiary : *••
I • iiiU-ntiary, Apostolic.

— Vicarial* 23-4i«7u.
Apostolius, ArsenlUH 2-204b.

— , MICHAEL t-104b.

>r. Serge 4-470d.
Apimtool. .Samuel S-104a.
ApiMtoohans S-104a.
Apostrophla 2-1671..
APOSTROPHE (dirt.) 2-104b ;

pillirtllation 22-C49b.
Apotuotici (Apotactltes) : tee

Apostolii-i.
Apothecaries, isl., RUHS. 24-

39a.
Apothecaries Acts 2-20.',d.

— Garden 2-206c: «-2Ja.

— Hall, Lond. 2-206b.
Apothecaries' measure 28-

1-1':.

— Society 2-204o : 16-81 la ;

F remises in Water Jjinu 16-
4Hc.

APOTHECARY 2-204C ; Arab
shops 18-461) ; charter 21-
343c, 21-346d ; status in
14th century 21-3564.

Apothecium Il-:i41i ; 16-
Mle.

Apothenn : tee Apophthegm.

APOTHEOSIS 2-'.'06c.

Apothetae 2S-611b.

Ajiotropaios, Apollo 2-18,'ia.

Aiio-ulincn 12-:c.'lc.

" AjioxyonifinH " (statnr) 12-
i: 12-1911.; attributed
to Lygippusl7-184c.

Apoxypoda 2-auyb : 2-303c.

Apo/iii, Hal. 14-:)76 (CI).

Appa (Tamil writer) 26-390d.

— . tribe l-329d.
Appall (of Coorg) 7-92b.
Appalachee, bay, Fla. : tee

.V'.il.i. b. •'.

Appalachia, Va. 28-118 (Bl).
-J«teol.)27-(i-j.,r.

APPALACHIAN, mts., U.S.
2-207b ; 27-613a ; 19-76Io;
in Canada 5-14 Id ; fall-line-
10-lilb ; fauna 27-u:i3d ;
geology 27-627o, 27-6:!Od,
20-'.':i7b. 5-I42d, 21-177d ;
gold 27-640d ; in Maryland
17-8270 : in New Jersey 19-
401d ; in IVun-yhMnia 21-
104c ; oil-llclds JSO-'-'Ud, 19-
498b, 21-107b ; rainfall 27-
633a.

— , plateau. Pa. 27-614d ; 17-

JTS.

—.region. N.C. & Oa. 19-
771a; ll-741b.

— . val., Ala. : tee Cooea
Valley.

Appalachlcola, riv., Fla. : lee

Apalachicola.
Appan : tre Appa.
APPANAGE (apanage) 2-20Sd.
Appanoose. Kan. 15-604

(02).

— OR, la. 14-732 (E4).
Ai.parator : tre Apparitor.
Apparatus sculptoris (con-

stellation) 7-1 la.
Appareoida. liraz. 12-646C.
APPAREL (dirt.) 2-209C.
Apparelled nib l-479a.
Apparent altitude l-764b.

— co-ordinates 2-801d.

— time 8- l.'ioi..
Apparition of Christ. Feast of

the : tee Epiphany, Feast

APPARITIONS 2-209o ; 26-

446d ; Koehme 4-li:<o;

^iistancos 12-S62d.

APPARITOR nl nt.) 2-

Roman official 16-488O,
13-311&.

pagaral) I

APPEAL S-llOe; admlraltr

f P»o ; lirituh nnmnttemt

f-H4d; («p- toiooy •-

:rt7-Jl»a;

criminal 7-481. ; snnlsa)
a.tk»l •--
114d, l«-7«ld; Oraek law

». . to II.. us* of Lord*
21- Mi I • 7-1- 1 .
Ireland 2-2 1 i.- ; mllltarr
low 18-4I-.1 ; prtry conncti
22-:i7.i. ; prise law 22-
ijuart.-r aesalons 22-714.1;
regUtrutlon law 2

.11 law S*-436d. 23-
«•-'»., 10-1'Jld ; Scotland 2-
116c ; altUnn M>64ta :

z.,-\
mary jurisdiction M-7»c ;

d btates 2-217a, 7-
313c.

— 1 1 orma Panperis) Act ( 1 893)

— , lords jiuUces of : tee Lord*
Justices of Appeal.

— , lords of. In ordinary : tee
Lords of Appeal In Ordinary.

Country tod*
U-TSfa.
w)2-217c.
Appearanre and Kralily
^Bradley) 13-207b ; 18-

Appel (theologian) 9-640d.
Appel m toldat. L' (Uarres) 2-

Appelbo. Swed. 26-190 (]!•< 1).
Appeleg, rlr., Arg. 2O-900d.
Appellant, The Lords : tee

Lords Appellant. The.
Appellate Jurisdiction Act

(1*76) 2-.M4c; Court of

Session 15-442C ; lords of

api>eal In ordinary 17-fia ;

master of the rolls 17*

873b.
Appello Caetarent (Montagu)

18-748a-

Appclsoha, Holl. 13-488 (D2).
Appelviki-n, fined. 28-935

(A2).
Apjicndant common rights %•

APPENDICITIS 2-.-17.-; colic

C-683a : pathology- 8-264b ;

peritonitis 21-1 7 Id; simu-

lated by tabes mesentcrica

17-168b.

Appendicostomr 8-786a-
Apiiendicular gland 17-16«d.
Appcndicularia 27-386a ; 28-

37 9c: phosphorescent light,

21-4/7dl

Append icularlldae 27-384d.
APPENDICULATA 2-22Ub ; 2-

874a : 28-1033c.
APPENDINI, FRANCESCO

Maria 2- -.".'Ob.
Appendix J/.s.s. 4-223b.
Appendix Termifomiis : tee

\ enniform appendix.
Appenino, inU., It. : see Apcn-

:;.::'-.

APPENZELL Swlt*. 2-22U;

26-242 (02).
APPENZELL, canton. Switx.

2-22Ub ; 26-142 (U2) ; 26-

2."i la ; 4-488a.
APPERCEPTION 2-221 b;

Kant 15-6691. • Plato's

logic 16-898c; Wundt 18-

Mlb.
APPERLEY, CHARLES JAS.

2--.".'lc.
Apperloy Uridge, York*. 28-

Cl).
APPERT, BENJAMIN NICO-

bu Maria 2- '.".'Id.

— . Francois 10-6 13a.
Appia. fort. It, 15-4 (Fl).

— Aqua, Rome 2-24 lo.

— I'orta. I'.oine 23-607d-

— VIA,It.2-222a: 15-26 <F4);
15-4 (F-J) ; 15- .'7a ; ( aesar-s
improvement 23-642e ; col-
umbaria on 2-384b ; exca-
vation S-182c ; Via Valeria
4-33 7 c.

Appian, Adolphe 9-S08a.
APPIAN (OF ALEXANDRIA)

2-221 d; 12-j lib; 23-6i9c ;

23-lifiOa.
APPIANI. ANDREA (the

elder) 2-llla.

I rea (the younger) S>

-.'.-:,

— , Francesco 2-222a.

— , Nicoolo 2-222a.
Applano, Gherardo d' : te«

Gherardo. lord ot Pisa.

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43

APPI-ARAU

Applano, Jacopo d': •
James-tyrant of Pisa.

Appian Way, It. : «ee App
Via.

Appias nero 16-476d.

Appii, Forum, It. : see Forum
Appii.

Appin, N.S.W. 19-538 (G5).

— , Scot. 2-222d.

APPIN, dist,, Scot, 2-222o
24-412 (C3) ; 2-486b.

Appingedani, Holl. 13-58
(Dl); 12-613a.

Appius Claudius : see Claudius
Appius.

APPLAUSE (diet.) 2-222d
see also Acclamation.

Apple, isl.. Mass. 17-852 (C4)

—.riv.. 111. 14-304 (Bl).

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (A3).

APPLE 2-223a; acreage (Grea
Brit,)ll-262a; cider6-363a
cultivation ll-265a ; evapo
ration establishments (Can.
6-155a ; flower 23-722
(flg.); food values 8-216b
fruit ll-257o ; grafting
13-743a; imports (U.K.) 11
262b; mistletoe 18-616a; oi
of 21-141o ; phyllotaxis 16
328a ; Siam 25-3d ; Unitec
States ll-268d, l-420b.

— blight 2-165a.

— blossom weevil 2-223d ; 8
897a.

Appleby, A. 7-440c.

— , J. F. 22-945d.

Appleby, Lines. 9-416 (II. F2)

— , Tex. 26-690 (X4).

APPLEBY, Westm. 2-224o ; 9
412 (I. D3) ; ancient barony
28-554d; battle (1648) 13-
24a : geology 28-554a ; rain
fall 28-554a.

— Castle, Westm. 2-224c.
Apple Creek, O. 20-26 (G3).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (B4)

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (G4)

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-800
(D3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (G3).
Applecross, Scot. 28-412 (C2);

17-698d.
— .dist., Scot. 24-413 (C2) :

geology 23-742b, 27-62b.
Appledore, Dev. »-430 (VI.

Dl); 8-133b.

— , Kent 9-424 (D4) ; l-582d.
Applegate, Mich. 18-372 (H6).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (B-C5).

— Creek, Oreg. 20-242 (B5).
Applegath Press 19-558a ; 22-

353b.

Apple Grtve, Va. 28-118 (E3).
Applegrove. W.Va. 28-560

(A3).
Apple of discord 9-745b.

— of Sodom 2-224c ; ll-423c.
Apple Pie, hill, N.J. 19-502

— River, 111. 14-304 (Bl).

— River, Wia. 28-740 (A3).
Apple rose 23-730b.
Apples, Switz. 26-242 (A3).
Apple scale : see Mussel scale.
Apple Springs, Tex. 26-690 (M-

Applethwaite beds 5-300b.
Appleton, Dr (journalist) 19-

563a.
— , Frances Elizabeth : see

Longfellow, Frances Eliza-

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instructions given on Page 1.

belh,
— , t»iTTHA

iAN2-224d: 17-77a.
— , Samuel (merchant) 2-224d.
— , Samuel (soldier) 7-924C.
— , Thomas Gold 2-225a.
— , William H. 7-124C.
Appleton, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Ches. 16-139 (C3).
— , Lanes. 16-139 (C3).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (B5).
— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).
— , S.C. 25-500 (C3).
APPLETON, Wis. 2-225a ; 28-
740 (E4).

— City, Mo. 18-608 (B-C3).

— Wiske, Yorks. 9-412 (F4).
Applicators 26-136a.
Appling, Ga. 11-752 (D2).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Applique work 19-340b ; 9-

312 (Plate).

APPOGGIATURA 2-225b.
Appoigny, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
APPOINTMENT, POWER OF

2-225b ; 27-331d.
Appold, J. G. 8-782b ; 14-63o ;

14-107C.
Appoloniatis Italus, lake,

Turk. : see Abulliont Geul.
Appomattox, Va. 28-118 (D3);

campaign (1865) 21-303

(map).
— ,riv.,Va. 28-118 (E3) ; 21-

304a.

— Co., Va. 28-118 (D3).

— COURT HOUSE 2-226a.

Apponaganset, harbour,

17-852 (F3).
Apponaug, R.I. 23-249 (C2)

28-341C.
APPONYJ, ALBERT, coun

2-226b ; crisis of 1909 13

922o ; minister of educatio

13-92 Ib; speaker of Diet 13

920b.
APPORTIONMENT (diet.) 2

226c ; In taxation 9-459c.
— BILL 2-227b.
Apports 21-548d.
Appraisement : see Valuatio

and Valuers.
APPRAISER (diet.) 2-227c

27-867o ; United States 2

227c.

Apprehension (law) 26-79d.
APPREHENSION (philos.) 2

227c.
Apprentices, Act of (1563) 16

APPRENTICESHIP 2-228a; 6

138o ; ll-78a ; Germanyll

887d; Henry VIII. 8-971c

Japan 15 -22 la; legisla

tion 16-lOc, 16-9d ; wage

affected by 28-233c.
Apprenticii ad legem 2-228b.
Appressorium ll-333d.
Approach, line of 17-1002b.
Approbation, Jove of (phren.

21-536d.
APPROPRIATION 2-229o j 4

TSla.

Approuague, Fr. Gui. 12-082a
— , riv., Fr. Gui. 12-675 (E2).
Approvers, office of 28-266a.
Approximation 2-535d ; 18-

136d ; 2-540C.
Apps, A. 14-503a.
Appulciao, leges 23-638b ; 24-

234b.

Apnulia. dist.. It. : see Apulia
APPURTENANCES 2-229d.
Appurtenant common rights

see Appendant common

rights.
App Water, riv., Scot. 24-412

<C4).
Apra(San Luisd'Apra), Pac.O

12-648b.
Apraksin, Stephen 3-826a ; 24-

717a.

— , THEDOR M. 2-229d.
Aprandagan, dist., Pers. 3-

•J'.l7a.
A Prato, Jodocus : see Des

Pres, Josquin.
Aprica, It. 15-4 (14).
—.pass. It. l-747b.
APRICOT 2-2:iOa ; imports

U.K.)ll-262b ; production

U.S.) l-420b ; vernation 16-

tiae.

— kernel oil 20-46b.
APRIES (Pharaoh-Hophra) 2

230c ; 9-87d ; monuments
9-77a; victories 21-452b ;
relations with Jews 15'
383d.

APRIL 2-230c.

APRIL-FOOL'S DAY (All-
Fools' day) 2-231a; 14-
Uto,

PRIORI 2-231b ; Intuition
14-7 1 7o ; Kant's applica-
tion 15-667C, 15-668d.

APRON (diet.) 2-231C ;
bishop's 5-463a.

Aprosthomera : see Agnatha
(worm).

Aprusa, riv.. It. : see Ausa.

Aprutium (Abruzzi), dist., It.
22-246b.

Lpsai, Afg. 15-631C.

APSARAS 2-231c ; Brahman-
ism 4-386c ; 13-505C ; Gand-
harva 11-lola.

APSE (arch.) 2-231o : early
basilicas 3-472d ; England
2-402a ; France 2-397a ;
Italy 2-395a. See also
Chevet and Eaves, gallery
of.

— and APSIDES (mech.) 2-
232c ; 17-981a.

.pselaphesia 27-96d.

.pseudidae 17-459b.
Apsheron, cape, Cauc. 23-874

(II. F-G3) ; 3-230c.
Apsidal 2-231c.

— angle 17-981a.

Apsides, line of 18-805b ; 8-

801b.

^psilae, tribe 6-662c.
ipsilus23-760b ; 23-763C.
VPSINES OF G A D AR A 2-232c.
Apsinthians, tribe : see Absin-
thiang.

.psley, Henry, Baron : see
Bathurst, Henry, 3rd earl.
Apsley, Tas. 26-438 (B2).
— , Viet. 28-38 (A2).

— End, Herts 13-398c.
.psos, riv., Alban.: see Simen.

Apsu (myth.) 3-1 1 5b ; 8-788d.
APT, Fr. 2-232d ; 10-778
(G6); pottery 5-739a.

Apt Cathedral (Sainte Anne

2-232d.

Aptul : see Ephthalites.
Aptar, dist., Pers. 3-297a. •
Aptonodytes (genus) 21-89o

20-326C.

— pennanti : see King-pen
guin.

— (group) 20-312a.
Aptenodytiformes 20-326a.
Aptera, Crete 7-425d ; 7-426d

coins 19-S85a.

APTERA (zool.) 2-232d ; 13
418c ; 13-430d ; Linnean 2
673d, 28-1027a : see als
AVterygota.

APTERAL (diet.) 2-234c.
Apterion'40-227c.
Apterostigma 2-sTa.

Apteryges 3-97 7a; 15-842d
20-326C.

Apterygiformes 20-326a.

Apterygota (Apterygogenea
13-430d; 13-432d: see als
Aptera.

Aptory : see Kiwi.

Apthorp, N.H. 19-490 (D3).

— House, mansion. Mass. 5
Me.

APTIAN GROUP 2-234o ; 7
415c ; ll-670b ; augio
sperms 7-417d.

Aptornis3-971c; 3-977c ; 18
812c.

Aptos, Cal. 5-8 (C3).

Aptychenkalk 7-4l6d ; 15
569c.

Aptychus 5-693b.

Apu, Egy. : see Akhmim.

— , dist,, It. : see Apulia.

Apuani, mts., It. 15-4 (C2)
2-161d ; marble 17-676c.

Apuearana, mts., Braz. 4-440
(F7>.

Apuleia ferrea 14-839a.

APULEIUS, LUCIUS 2-234c,
archaism 23-053d ; Cupic
and Psyche 22-543d ; satire
24-228d ; style 16-257C. 16-
266b ; syncretism 26-292d.

APULIA (Apu, Appu), dist.
It. 2-2350 ; 15-4 (E-F4)
15-26 (E4) ; 15-38 (maps) ,
agrarian disturbances (1902-
1907) 15-80c (foil.); emigra-
tion 15-Sb ; Emperor Henry
III. 13-274d; geology 15-
5c; Invasion (981) 20-374b;
land tenure 15-llb; Nor-
mans 19 -7 53d; palatine
churches 3-400d ; Saracens
15 - 29a ; vase - painting 5-
721a ; volcanic region 15-
5c ; wages 15-13b.

— and Calabria, prov., Horn
Emp. 23-649 (D2).

Apulum, Hung. 23-648 (E2) :

see also GyuTa Fehdrvar.
Apu Poro, riv., Braz. : see

Uoayali.
APURE, riv., Vcnez. 2-236d ;

27-9S9 (B2) ; 20-275c.
APURIMAC, dept., Peru 2-

236d ; 21-264 (A5 & C4).
APURIMAC, riv., Peru2-236d;

21-264 (C3-4).
Apury : see Aperiu.
Apus (astron.) 7-13b.
Apus (zool.) 9-656d ; 7-561a ;

appendages 7-555b, 2-676d,

18-216b ; development 7-

559c ; cntosternite 2-292d ;

larva 7-554d ; reproduction

2-295d.

Aputa, Jap. 15-156 (M5).
APYREXIA 2-237a.
Apyrite 27-104c.
Aqabah (Mahommedanism)

17-404a.
AQIBA BEN JOSEPH 2-237a;

20-622a; 3-855c ; 5-214a.
Aqil 5-27c.
Aqiqah 24-110b.
iqua anethi : see Dill-water,
qua Apka, Nig. : see Duke

Town,
qua chloroform! 6-257b.

— dissolutiva: see Nitric Acid.
AQUAE 2-237a.

— Appollinares, It. 14-635b ;
4-358a.

— Bonnonis, Fr. : see Bour-
bon I'Archambault.

— Borvonis, Fr. : see Bourbon
I'Archambault.

— Borvonis, springs, Fr. : see
Bourbonne-les-Bains.

— Caeretanae, It. : see Bagni
del Sasso.

— Calentes, Fr. : see Chaudes
Aigues.

AQUAE CUTILIAE, It. 2-237b.
' .quae et ignis interdictio 10-
7 Id : see also Outlawry,
quae Flaviae, Port. : see
Chaves.

— Grani, Ger. : see Aix-la-
Chapelle.

— Gratianae, Fr. : see Abc-les-
Bains.

Aquaelicium 23-577c.
Aquae Neapolitanac, Sard. 15
26 (B5).

— Orentes.Sp.: see Las Burga

— Originis,Sp.:seeLasBurga

— Patavinae: see Abano Bagn

— Sabaudicac, Fr.: see Aix-lC!
Bains.

— Sabientis, Sp. : see Lc
Burgos.

— Segete, Fr. : see St Galmie

— Sextiao : see Aix (liouche
du-IUiOno).

— Solis, Som. : see Bath.

— .Statiellao, It. : sec Acqul.

— Sulis, Spm. : see Bath.

— Tarbellicae, Fr. : sec Dax.

— Tauri, It. : see Bagni doll
Ferrate.

Aqua.Ferentina, It. 16-270c.
Aqua fortis : see Nitric acid.
Aqua.Fria, riv., Ar!z. 2-547d.
Aqualnte Mere, lake. Staffs

•HMb.
Aqua laurocorasi : see Cherr

laurel water.
Aquamanile 15-544d.
AQUAMARINE 2-237b ; £7

48c.

Aquam dare 6-495d.
Aqua Menthae Pipcritao Dl

129b.
" Aquumotrico " (dredger) 8

567d.

Aquam perdoro 6-495d.
Aquapem, dist., Af. :

Akwapim.

Aqua Regia 18-201d.
AQUARELLE 2-237b.
AQUARII (rel.)2-237b

— C (star) 2-239d.
AQUARIUM 2-237b.
Aquarius, mts., Ariz. 2-544

(B2).

—.plateau. Utah 27-814 (C4).

AQUARIUS (constellation) 2
239d ; 7-12 (map) ; astrologj
2-798b ; history 28-994c
Ganymede ll-454d.

Aquasco, Md. 17-828 (F3).

Aquastus 27-283c.

AQUATINT 2-2l!9d ; 24-137c.

Aquavitae Fathers : sc<
Jesuati.

AQUAVIVA, CLAUDIO 2-
239d.

AQUEDUCT 2-240b ; Asia
Minor 2-2 Kiel ; Bridgewater
canal 17-551b ; Frontinus
work ll-250a ; Greek 2-
240d ; medieval 2-243d
modern 2-2 I Id ; Now York
2-248a ; Roman 2-241b,
2-385c ; Seville 24-732c ;
Utah 2-247d.

Aqueduct of Sylvius (nnat.) 4-
395d ; 4-395c.

Aqucductus cochleae 8-793b.

— fallopii 19-:;!)«a.

— vestibuli 25-200b ; 8-792c.
Aqueous humour 10-93a.

— rocks : see Hock, sedimen-
tary.

— vapour2-860b ; Callondar's
eqiiation 25-825a ; catalytic
action 5-501e ; chemical
action 6-28c ; diathermancy
13-i.'i Hi ; distribution 18-
271a, 18-266c ; measure-
ment8-135d.

Aquidaban, riv., Parag. 2-462
(El).

Aquidaban " (ship) 4-451b ;
4-461b.
.quidneck, R.I. : see Newport,

— , isl.', R.I. : see Rhode Island.
Aquila (archbp.) : see Arno.
AQUILA (friend of St Paul) 2-
248d ; 3-856C ; 20-946c.

— (Jewish proselyte) ; see
Onkelos, Akylas.

— , CASPAR 2-24 8d.

— , SERAFINO DELL' 2-249a.

AQUILA, It. 2-249a; 15-4

(D3); 15-180.
— , Switz. 26-242 (F3).
— , prov., It. 15-9e.
— , riv., It. 2-162a.
AQ U ILA (constellation)2-249c;
7-12 (map).

quila (lordship) 8-833b.

quila (zool.) 8-790c ; 3-971a.

— (Adalbert!) : see Spanish
imperial eagle.

— (chrysaetus) : see Golden
eagle.

— (heliaca) : see Imperial
eagle.

— (maculata) : see Spotted
eagle.

Aquila alba : see Calomel.
Aquila Creek group 20-550d.
Aquila degli Abruzzi, prov., It.

iquilae « : see Altalr.
.qnllarla Agallochum : see

Eagle-wood.

VQUILA ROMANUS 2-249C.
Aquilegia : see Columbine.

AQUILEIA, Aus. and It. 2-
249c; 15-26 (D2) ; 3-4
<C4) ; 23-648 (D2) ; church
2-3S9b ; coins 19-902c ;
colonized 10-477c ; 23-631a ;
land accretion 9-908b ;
naval base 19-301b ; popu-
lation 12-263b ; St Mark 17-
72Sa ; syn.od of l-798d.

— , dist., Eur. 11-834 (map).

Aquilia lex 23-539a ; 27-254b.

Aquilinae : see Eagle.

Aquilia, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

AQUILLIUS, MANIUS 2-250b.

Aquilo, riv., It. 15-26 (1:4).

Aquilonia, It. 15-26 (E4).

Aquilonien group 15-569c.

Aquilunda, lake, Af. l-352b.

Affuin 5-846a.

Aquin, W.I. 12-824 (A2) ; 12-
82-ld.

AQUINAS, THOMAS (Thomas
of Aquin) 2-250b ; 24-353c;
Aristotle l-576b ; Averrocs
2-2Slc; conceptual logielO-
883b ; Dominican infliicnco
8-4036 ; eschat.ology9-763d-
ethics 9-824d: forms,
doctrine of 10-6670 ; free
will doctrine 28 - 649d ;
hymns 14-186c; Immacu-
late Conception 14-3340 ;
incense 14-351d ; inspira-
tion 14-647c ; metaphysical
views 18-253c ; on relics 23-
61a; predestination22-275d'
theism 26-752c ; thoologv
26-778d; witchcraft 28-
756d.

Aquincum, Rom. Emp. 23-648
(D2) ; see aZso Budapest.

Aquino, Jacopo d' : see Jacopo
d'Aquino.

AQUINO, It. 2-252a; 15-4

Aquinum, It. 15-26 (D4) : see
(dso Aquino.

Aquiri (Aquiry) riv., Braz. :
see Acre.

Anuisgranum, Ger. : see Aix-
la-Chapclle.

Aquis Urbis Komne, De
(Frontinus) 14-115a; 11-
250a.

Aquitaino (dukedom of) 8-
650d; 20-375a.

AQUITAINE (Aquitenia),

prov., Fr. 2-252a ; 23-648
(C2) ; 10-802 (map); 9-509c;
Berry 3-809c ; Black Prince
9-505a, 8-1000a; Bretigny
9-504c ; Charlemagne 10-
809b ; 5-891c ; geology 20-
81c ; Hugh the Great 13-
858a ; Hundred Years' War
in 9-503a foil. ; inhabitants
5-578a ; King John 9-4871),
9-486d ; Richard I. 9-484b
23-20 Ib ; Roman period 11-
533a, 23 - 650c ; Visigoths
25-539b ; William Rufua
28-661d.

Aquitanian group 18-565b ;
ll-670a.

Aquitenicus, bay, Atl.O. : see
Biscay, Bay of.

Aquopentammine chromium
salts : see Roseo-chromium
salts.

Ar (Persian king) : see Arses.

Ar, Swed. 26-190 (E3).

— (Aar), mt., Sp. 19-646b.
— , tribe : see Votiaks.
A.R.A. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Ara (constellation) 7-13b.

— (cry) 13-llb.

— (measure) 28-491a,

— (zool.) 17-196c.

— (ararauna) : see Blne-and-
yellow macaw.

- — (chloroptera) : see Red-
and-yellow macaw.

— (macao) : see Red-and-blue
macaw.

— (militaris) : see Red-and
green macaw.

rab, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , riv., Alg. 1-643 (C2).
— , riv., Sud : see Lol.
— . riv., Turk.As. 26-305 (G4-

H5).

rab (horse) 13-713a; 13-717d;

9-721b ; 26-509d.

Arab " (destroyer) 24-91 6a.
irabah, desert. Pal. 7-878d ;

15-509d.
Vraban 17-501b.
\rabarch : see Alabarch.
Arab art : see Mahommedan

art.
Arabat, bay, Russ. 23-874 (I.

E4).
— , penin., Rues. 23-874 (I.E4);

3-85d.

— el-Madfuneh, Egy. : see
Abydos.

Arabela, riv., EC. 8-911 (D3).

4.rab-lla, Cal. 5-8 (B2).

\RABESQUE 2-253a.
Arabet, Pal. 20-602 (C3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

44

To make full use of thin fade* It It extent 1*1 to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

APPI-ARAU

«3EBiT*"*'*TJ

*§8U^43dV

M4tB**V_

Arab.
2-

.
»untry,

.,«|.); S3-44H
< IMM 2-i62d ;

> 17-ll

I ; • .",» . > ...

31Ua ; slavery 2-lMb ; sur-
vey progress 2-738d.

— : llUart 2-363d : Armenia
t-566* : Asia Minor 2-760o ;
Assyrian wan 2-789o ;

• rltirs 2-263d ; British
-nee 2-37 Ob ; Caliphs
d. 5-23c; Doxy's works
8-1*3* ; early kingdoms 2-
284a ; KgypUan Influence
'b : Egyptian trad* 9-
4.''« ; Indian Invasion 4-
1 : Mahomet 2-265b ;
. <-ment Into P*lestine
99>610a ; Portuguese IB
flurnce 2-269d ; Semitic
•migration 5-1 4 la: Turklah
administration 2-2?Oc: Wall-
habl movement 2-267d. See
alto Caliphate.
, prov.. Syr. 26-309.

v).dt.t.. Arab. 29-913o;
11-436*; 1-191K-.
- ( Lll*nrn»ls), dlst., Arab
23-649 (F3).

— . I'etrae*). prov.. Turk. An.
22-648 (K4-3); 23-649 (F4-3);
survey map 17-nilc.

Lrablan art : trr. Mahom-
nirdan art.

— baboon 3-96d ; 11-554C

!-331b.

— camel : trr Camel.

— Desert, Egy. 9-40 (B3)
9-lld.

Arabian Ibex : tee Nubian Ibex

— jasmine : trr Zambac.
Arabian Sights Entertain

•mils. The : see Thoutand
and Onr \<aM*.

ARABIAN PHILOSOPHY 2-
176c ; Greek Influence 13-
146a: Immortality 14-336d
Influence in Kiurlntid 1-1 S9c

ARABIAN SEA, Asia 2-283*
2-7 I Hi.

Arabian science l-521a; chem
Istry 9-44*; medicine 18-
4V l-926b, 17-863b
optics 19-61 la; surgica
treatments 29- 137b.

: : trr Gunimlc acid

ARABICI 2-.'-:<a.

Arabic language 24-626a : 1-
730b : Caliphate 6-33a
Conts 7- 1 1 4d ; developmen
i mb; dialects 2-287a
.inarles 9-197*; Egyp
i ; Hausa language 13-
69d: Jewish use 13-188d
Kabbablsh dialect 19-619d
Lane's lexicon 19-168c
Morocco 19-853d ; numeral
19->67d : Turkey 27-473b.

— type27-540b.

Arab! Konak, pass, Bulg. 23

ARABI PASHACAhmed Arab!

2-.'-:iu ; 9-11 la ; 9-120a.
Arab Irak, region, Turk. As.

ter Irak Arubi.
Arabia : tec Hock-crew.
Arabl-san : see Sur-san.
ArablBsu*. Turk. As. : tee Yar

jm* (Alblstan-Yarpiu).

ARABISTAN. prov.. Pft». 2
S83c; 21-188 <A-lt2):S-32a
Arahu.1* : tee Neoteric*.
Arabltae, tribe 1-549*.
Arab Khaneh, di.st.. Pen. 15

Arabkir, Turk. As. : tee Arab

«rtr.

Arabona, Hung. : tee OyOr.
Arabonic acid 25-893d.
Arabraces, Turk. As.: tee Arab

,.~~. 2-383d; 2-7S3d; Achi
l-144d; Africa l-33lc
l-326d, 4-607 b ; anointing
2-79d ; Ashantl 2-725
Belgian Congo 9-924d. 6

4-596d, 4-597c ; Constant
nople9-991b; Cyprus 7-7U1

ARA

OWteoM sVtUa : dJ*Ms)a>

lion 2-.'- I.I . Kail V!" •>
1- i .•.. 4-A04* ;

2- 7 4 90 1 InteMMdo 14- 5 1 6r ;

Italy 15-J'J.i. 20-.i:ili; lan-
guage 2-Jii.i : Madagascar
17-27 4a. 17-270li ; niaa-k>
19-I3U; Malta 17-J1 Ib ;
Mombaa* 19-683b ; Moon
19-812d. 19-856*; Negro
i [ r , r • . 1 1 *; t • -: 19- • I ( ' •
Nubia 19
24-86o; Sardinia 24-3HIC?

MoTl*-7 •«i«.28-:il.-;
drallnit 2-7AJo ; taf
M-4i2a : TunUU 27-39M :
H87-S91c; Turkrjr27-
il*> Moon (Span-
ish peninsula).

Arabus, rlv.. ll.-il. : trr ParalL

ArabT Aril. 2-J44 (A3).

— ,UlL 17-818 (E2).

Araoa, rlr., Una. 21-184
,!'.;..

Araoa (bot.) : in Purple

. llraz. a-287b ; 4-

440 <K4>: 24-667a.
Aracmn, division. Bur. : tee

Arakan.

Ar*o*rls27-93b.
ARACATY (Ararat I), Brax. 2-

387b : 4-4KMK3).

• in7-257d.

Araivna, Sp. 25-530 (B4).
— . mt«.. Sp. 25-530 (B4);

Arachev,' Isl., Pac.O. : tee
Angatan.

Arachlc acid 12-625c.

Arachldlo acid 20-44a ;
50b.

Arachls hypogaea : ire Ground
nut.

— oil : trr Ground nut oil.

Arachnactl42-l<>lb.

Arachnaeon, int., t!r. 12-410
D-E3) : tee alto liagios
ilia*.

ARACHNE (myth.) 2-287b.

ARACHNIDA 2-287c ; 2-679d ;
2-674d ; atllniticH 2-880d ;
appendages 2-(>77o; classl-
ilcut Ion 2-299a ; ooxal
Rlanda 2-292b ; entostemltc
2-292c ; evolution 2-396o ;
eyes 2-391c (flga.) ; geo-
logical age 28-1 01 7d ; head

morphology 2-675d

preoral region 2-290d ; tra-
cheae 2-67 Sd.

Arachnoid mater 4-392c
spinal cord 25-668d.

Arachnomorphae 2-306d.

Arachnotherinae 28-92*.

Ararhnua (myth.) 26-508C.

Arachoaia (White India), dlat.
Asia 21-216a, 21-203b
lliuan Taang's theories 11-
917d; Parthiana 18-620d.

Ararhotians (people) 21-203b.

Arachotus, lake, A*la2-475c.

—, rlv., Asia 2-475b.

Arechova, Gr. 12-424 (D2)
12-4334.

Arnchthus, riv., Turk. : tee
Arta.

Ara Coell, church, Roma 3-
10*0,

Aracynthua, mt., Gr. l-298d.

ARAD((i-Anid).HunK.2-311d
3- 1 (G3) ; Arad martyr-,
13-918b.

— , Pol. 20-602 (C8> ; 7-856b.

— , county. Hung. 3-4 (G3).

— , lei., Persian Gulf 3-212b.

— (UJ), Hung. : tee Ui-Arad.

Aradan, Pen. 21-188 (Bl)
15-77 Ic.

Aradeb, riv., Egy. 19-6950.

Aradlan, tribe 15-99a.

Aradldae 13-260d.

Ann 111" (Jezirch Ruad), Syr
23-649 (F3) ; 21-453d : As
Syrian occupation 21-4.">lc
26-968c ; coins 19-suod
federal council 27-29 Id ; alt
21-449.- ; Templars (1300
1302)29-595c.

Aradxanl, riv.. Asia M. : te
Murad Su (Eaxtern Kuph
rates).

Arae : tee Erinye*.

ARAEOSTYLE 2-31 2a ; 14-
883d.

ARAEOSYSTYLE 2-312a.

Araeoxene 8-91c.

Arae Philaenornm, N.Af. 23
648 (D3); 7-70'.'. i.

Ara fa (Arafat), Arab. 17-9500
17-9540.

Arafura, sea, Mai. Arch. 2
941d; 28-990*.

Arnil. l-l . I'a. .11. 20-1 '.'1 M-l
Aruiiliii. KI.-II. It. - 10- .•:••!

j r. 2-aitb

DKMB 9-1990 ; Enoyclo*
illjlr Britannic* (5U» od.)
9-1790 ; inkimnslsi 13-
MM . DOsMtetlM 21-'.. ...
21-U33C. U-9Md; statue

18-1 ....

. .2-31tb.
— , J.

V.2-311b.

Aragn, Oreg. 29-212 (A 4).
— , rape, Oreg. 29441 (A4).
M-..K". I...:- 9". '.'.'..
Arajro-Uavy actinometer 19*

Aragon' Ga. 11-752 (Al).

AH AGON < Arragon), dlst.. Sp.
2-:il3d: 29-530 (E3-F1);
9-916 (hist, map): alcavala
tax 1-51 lib ; Charles of
Valols S-933d ; coins 19-

21-3SIC ; DFiloros 21-139b ;
history 25-545c, 28-S48d :
James I. 15-1 4 Id ; kings of
2S-548a, 2S-570d. 28-57 Ic:
language 25- .'. I tic; patron
saint 11-7 30c; revolt (1668)
15-1 :

4-946c; sea-power 24-552d;

Templan 29-597C, 28-598d.

— , riv., Sp. 25-630 (El); 8-

Aragona, It. 15-4 (D6).
AniRoneae dialect : diction

M 8-193h.
ARAGONITE2-314b;4-971d;

dulomltizatlon 8-3941) ; flb-

roun form 24-228*.
Aragosa, Aus. : tee Ragusa.
Aragotol5-170a.
Aragouse, Aus. : tee Ragnsa.
Aragna, riv., Venex. 27-989

: 27-9880.
ARAGUA, state. Venez. 2-

31 Id; 27-989 <C2) ; 27-

9900,
Araguary, rlv., Braz. 4-440

(Fl); 4-44U; 20-746a.
Aragnay, riv., Bol. and Arg. :

tee Pilcomayo.
ARAGUAYA ( AniuMi.il. ri

Braz. 2-315a ; 1-785 (map) ;

4-440 (F5-G3); 12-30:1(1.
Aragva. riv.. Cane. 23-874

(n. D2-3) : 5-553d.
Arab. riv.. Pal. 20-602 (C4-3).
Arahal, El.sp. 25-530 (C4).
Ariihat (litlddhUt title) 4-

7 IJ.I : 22-9d.
Arahatahip (Buddh.) : tee Nir

\ a 1 1 : < .

Arahlto-gaml (title) 23-70.1.
Aral llakuscki (Japanese

scholar) 15-1 70b ; 15-
Aralsh, El, Mor. : fe Laraish
Aniito, isl., Jap. : tee A laid.
Ara JovK Sp. 2-:il8b.
Arak* : tee Arrack.
Arakan, Bur. : tee Myo-haung
ARAKAN, prov.. Bur. 2-

315a; 4-840 (C3-D6) ;

838b ; people 4-839d.
Arakan Hill Tracts, dlst.. Bur

4-840 <C4).
— Yomas, mts.. Bur. 4-840

(D4) ; 4-838c ; 2-770d

meteorology 14-378d.
Ara-kawa, riv.. Jap. 15-159d

IS-lOOd.
Arakawa Relun (artist) 15-

181b.
ARAKCHEEV. ALEKSYEI A.

count 2-31 5c.
Arak el-Emir (Tyrue), Pal. 2O-

602 (D5); Inscription 14-

618d.

Arakh* 3-1060.
Arakhat, canal, Babylon, 14-

741a; 9-897b ; brick quays

3-99b ; Chebar identlfled

19-7080.

Arakhthos, Gr. : trr Art*.
Arakhtu, canal. Babylon : tee

AlMkhlt.

Arakoon, N^.W. 19-538 (G2).
Araktcheeff. isl., Pac.O. : so

Maloelab.
ARAL, SEA OF. Ruag.As. 2

316b; 27-420 (D-C3): 27.

419d; analysis of water 16

87o ; aqnatlc mammals 17.

528c; Mesoxolc period 2

743a; post-gbu-ial period

23-872b ; rainfall 2-745*.
Aralalta, mt., Alps 29-242(H5
Aral-Caspian : tee Aralo-

Casplan.
Aral-denghlx, lake, Rus».As.

tee Aral. Sea of.
Araldo. G. B. 8-505*.
Aralla 13-757d; flower 10

566* (fig.): geologic*]

7-4 1 7 d. 20-551*.

Aralla (nudlcsmll.) : sw

-1000.

Ar»lo-Ca§plan dijfasslnn.
ItUM.A.. i-451d ; *2-Blld ;
27-4 2Ub ; «*ok>nr 9-4»M.

Anlo-Osphui He*. Kur. and
A«ia 8-li4a; 17-430b ; 21-

Araltes: tet llarald III. of

Norway.
Aralu 12-l»d ; 9-738b ; ruler

of 9-7a»d. 19- -- 1
\ralin-n, N.H.W. 19-538 (E4).
Aralykh. fauc. 29-874 (II.

U4) j 9-74ea.
ARAM. EUGENE 2-317*.
Aram (people) : tee Aram

Aram (anc. region) 2-3 17c.

Aramac. Austr. 2-960 (114).

Aramaeans (ethnol.) 29-308d ;
Arabian immigration 2-
163d ; ethnography 11-
381b, 17-540d. 19-146d ; in
Mesopotamia 19-1 8Sb ; wan
with Israel 15-.l79a. 7-K57a.

ARAMAIC LANGUAGES 2-
:U7c ; 24-623C ; alphalict
l-730a; Babylonia 3-107a ;
Dtmiel 7-806* ; EetUtUuttt
9-852* ; inscriptions 14-
619b ; Jewish use 12-168b.
26-ll9o; Palmyran dialect
20-654b: Persia S1-208O ;
Syrlao29-309d; Targum2«-

ilio.

Ara maxim*. Rome 23-579d ;
13-347a; lft-358*.

Ar.i:i,.i/..| ' Am.' i.. i:. •li-:ty i 2-

57 Oft.
Aram Dammesek, Syr. :

.

Arameans (Florentine phllolo-

iri-t-) 12-. :•.":,..
Aramech : tee BoOte*.
Araml (people) 19-183b.
Aramita, Fr. 10-778 (D6).
Aram-Naharalni, Mesop. 18-

179d; 27-839*.
Aramus : tee C'ourlan.
Aram Zobah, Syr. : ire Zobah
Aran, Isl., Ire. 14-744 (C2) ; »

412d.
ARAN, Isls., Ire. 2-318a ; 14-

744 (B3).

— , riv., India 14-382 (G-119).

— , riv., Wales 9-388b.

— , vaL. So. 25-530 (Fl) ; 11-
473d; 22-687b.

Arana, D. B. : tee Barros
Arana, Dlegx>.

Annul, riv., India : ere Arlnd.

ARANDA, PEDRO P. A. DE
Bolea, count of 2-:il7c ; 25-
553c ; pottery, efforts to
Improve 5-741c; Spanish
American kingdoms scheme
18-:<38d.

Aranda de Duero, Sp. 25-.V1'
(D3); 21-91C.

Arandl, Port. : tee Ourlqne.

Arandyelovato, Serv. 24-686
(Bl).

Aranea cocclnella 18-499a.

— diadem* : tee Garden spider
Araneae : tee Spiders.

Aran Fawddwy, mt., Wales 9-

428 (V. D2) ; 18-168b.
Aranz-ArariR, MaLPen. : tee

Port Dickson.

Aranl. riv., India 14-382 (HIS)
ARANJUEZ, Sp. 2-31«h ; 25

530 (D2); treaty (1793) 22

1MB.
Aranmoro, Isl., Ire. : tee Inish

more.
Arannaka Medhankara : tt

Medhankar*. Arannaka.
Arano, Colom. 0-701 (B4).
Aran-of-the-Sainta, Isl., Ire.

tee Iniahmore.
Aram, mts., Wales: geology

20-237C.
Aransas. bay. Tex. 19-690

— , tatet, Tex. 29-690 (L8).

— , pus, Tex. 29-690 (K7-8).

— , riv., Tex. 26-690 (K7).

— Co.. Tex. 29-690 (K-L7).
Amntlns. J. C. : tee Aranzl.
Aranuka, isla., Pac.O. 20-436

(G4).
ARANY, JANOS 2-318C.

— . l.n.li-lail, 13-:'J-.-; 13

Aranya'ka»24-160b; 24-162d

4-381 b.
Arany bulla (1222) : tee Golden

bull of Hungary.
Aranyos, mts.. Hung. 27-2121)

— , riv.. Hung. 3-4JH3) ; 27
Ilia.

Aranyos-Marot (Aranvos
Mearoth). Ilung. 3-4

— bcds9-M3c.

•-723 (FIX
Arapary. llrax. 4
Arapry, riv.. I 'nw. 27-808*.
Arapiba. Hp. 24-57o (ptaa)|
24-570.

• . . Vp. 24-i7c.

AnpU slplna 5-1471.
Araponga : m Bell-bird (Cbaav

morbynchns).
Arapul, mt., S.Am. 1-964*
Araq-al-Anilr. I'*L : art

Arak rl-Emlr.
Aragel «f Tabriz 2-574*.
Arar, riv.. Arab. 29-305 (E3).
— , riv., GauL : tee B*te*.
Arar (tree) 19-863*; rnccOM

from 14-351* ; — r**"~*t

24-137*; timber 8-694d.
Arara 4-444*.
Ararah (Aroer), Pat 29-601

(B-C8); 4-S56C.
Ararat. Ala. 1-460 (A4).
—,PiL 21-106 (LI).
ARARAT. Vto. 2-310b; 29-

38 (Bl).
— , country, Asia 2-310* ;

Assyrian wan 29-968d. 24-

1190.
ARARAT, mt.. Asi* 2-319c :

2-565 (El); 22-874 (II. D4).
— . Lesser, mt., Asia 23-874

(II. D4).
Araripe, mts., Braz. 4-440 (13):

5-59 Ic

ARAROBA POWDER 2-320C.
Ararw (Greek poet) 2-499a.
Araruama, Braz. 22-353O.
Arary. lake, Braz. 29-746b.
ARAS, riv., Asia 2-320d ; 23-

874 (II. E4>; 83-648 (O3);

9-748*.
Arasab, riv.. Ger. S.W.Af. 28-

466 (B-C6).

Arasadl, fey. 14-382 (I-K1B).
Araaakx, Scot. : trr Arimlg.
AM-I.I ' I • r-iau :. • •<- .1- . 28-

4 -la
ARASON, JON 2-320d; 14-

t36b.
Ara-tagh, mts.. Chin* 9-168

(E2) ; 15-940b.
Aretapu. N.Z. 19-624 (D2).
A rationibus 23-650*; 12-802*.
Aratnma, farm. N.Y. 14-364d.
ARATOROFLIGURIA2-321a.
Aratthua, riv., Ep. : trr Art*.
Aratuhlpe. Kraz. 4-440 (15).
ARATUS (poet) 2-321b; 1-

574a; 12-514b.
ARATUS (statesman) 2-32U ;

Achaean League 1-14U;

•- • 17- ; - .1-

I. ,-24---.!.

Arauan Indians 1-81 Id.

Aranca, f olom. 9-701 (C3).

— . Venez. 27-989 (A2).

— , riv., S.Am. 8-701 (C3) ; 27-
989 (B2); ZO-275d.

.traurana. La (de Krcills) 9-
734a; 25-o82c.

ARAUCANIA, Chll. 2-321C :
2-1(12 (B4).

ARAUCANIANS 2-321C ; 8-
153b; language 1-81 Id; sec-
pent cult 2-52C.

ARAUCARIA 2-323*; 19-391
(Plate): 21-778b ; fertiliza-
tion 12-781 a; flowers 12-
759d (foil.) ; seed dispersal
12-761b; wood, histology
12-761 d.

— Bldwllll : tee Bnnya-Bnnya
pine.

— brasiliana : tee Brazil pine.

— Cunningbami : tee Jdoreton

i ,<••• i BE

— excels* : tee Norfolk Island
I • • -

— imbricata : tee Monkey
puzzle.

Araucarieae (Arancariln*e) 12-
754c; female cones 12-7 60*;
mesozolc genera 29-54 8b ;
pollen-grain and ovule 12-
761a ; wood, histology 12-
761d.

Araucarioxylon 2O-537b ; 20-
M8*,

— Aegyptlmm 9-23b.
ArancaHtas29-548d; 27-259d.
Aranco. fliil. 6-148c.

— .bay, ChiL8-143d.
ARAUOO, prov.. Chll. 2-?22b ;

2-462 (Bl otB4); 6-liOc.
Aranjo, Ruy de 17-453d.
Axaujo Lima, Pedro 4-4i9c-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

ARAU-ARDO

Araunah the Jebusite 7-857a.
Araundem, riv., India : see

Terakhul.
Arauris, riv., Gaul: see

Herault.

Arausio, Fr. : see Orange.
Aravaca, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Aravaipa, Ariz. 2-544 (C3).

— Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544
<C3).

ARAVALLI, hills. India 2-

322b; 14-376 (E-F7); 14-

378c.

Aravis, pass, Alps 26-242 (A5).
AHAWAK, txibe 2-322c ; 15-

134b.
Arawakan, tribe 14-454a ; 2-

322d.

Arawan, At. 11-204 (Fl).
Arax, riv., Asia : sec Aras.
Araxa, Lye. 17-152a.
Araxes, riv., Arm. : see Aras.
— , riv., Pers. : see Kur-river.
Araxus, int., Gr. 12-440 <C2).
— , prom.. Or. 12-440 (C2).
Aray, glen, Scot. 24-418 (A2) ;

2-486d.

— , riv., Scot. 2-4S6C.
Araya, penin., Vencz. 27-9S9

(CD ; 27-988d.
Arayat, P.Is. 21-392 (El).
— , mt., P.Is. 21-392c.
Arazzi Gallery, Florence 26-

407a.

Arba, Alg. 1-643 (B2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (H4).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (E2) ; 8-

844a.

Arba 'ah Turin : see Turim.
ARBACES 2-322d ; 18-21a.
Arbacia 9-3 16c.
Arbaciidae 8-88 Ib.
Arbacina 8-881b.
Arbah, dist., Per. 10-190a.
Arbain (caravan route), Af.

2-7 via ; 7-831a.
Arba kanfoth 21-546c.
Arban, Mesop. 26-305 (Dl) ;

18-1820.
Arbas 21-320d.
Arbe, Dalm. 3-4 (D4) ; 7-

772b ; 7-774b.
ARBE. isl., Dalm. 2-322(1 ; 3-

4 (D4); 15-26 (E2) ; 7-

775d.

Arbeca, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Arbedo, Switz. : battle 26-

250d.
ArbeiiergUden der Qegenicart,

Die (Brcntano) 4-496c.
Arbeitrr Zeitung 19-579d ; 1-

917b.
Arbela, Mo. 18-60S(D1).

— (Irbid, Bcth-Arbcl), Pal. 2-
323a ; 20-602 (D3).

ARBELA (Arba'il). Turk.As.
2-:i-.'3a ; 26-:iOS (E-F1) ; 23-
648 (G3); battle (331 B.C.)
l-547c; Caracalla 2-661b ;
Mongols 18-713b ; Shal-
maneser II. 3-104d ;
Tigranes 26-969b.

— , site, Pal. 20-602 (C3).

Arbenia, Alban. l-483d.

ARBER, EDWARD 2 - 323b ;
17-161b.

— , E.A.N. 7-617d.

Arber, mt., Bav. 4-122a; 11-
805d.

Arberia, Alban. l-483d.

Arbes, Jacob 4-135a.

Arbesr.u, battle 4-122b.

Arbil (Erbil), Turk.As. : see
Arbela.

Arbirlot, Scot. 24-418 (Fl).

Arbiso, nits., Mongolia : see
Arbus.

Arbistan, Asia M. 13-536 (D2).

Arbiter (law) : see Arbitrator.

ARBITRAGE 2-323b ; 25-
932c ; 10-53b.

ARBITRATION 2-324b; labour
disputes : see Arbitration
and Conciliation.

— , Acts, U.S.A. 14-7 12d.

ARBITRATION AND CON-
ciliation in labour disputes
2-33 Ib ; America 16-27b,
14-307d ; Canada 2-335c ;
Kettle's work 15-763c ; New
South Wales 2-969a ; New
Zealand 19-630d, 25-307a.

— , Central American court
of : see Central American
court of Arbitration.

ARBITRATION, INTERNA-
tional 2-327b; 14-699b; 9-
950d; convention established
27-231c; Hague tribunal, see
Peace Conference ; media-
tion distinguished from £.8-
22b ; Pan-American con-
ferences 20-672a.

Arbitrator 2-324d ; 2-326a ;
Greek law 12-5040 ; Roman
law 23-536b.

Arbizon, mt., Fr. l-214c.

Arblastier, William : see Ala-
baster, William.

Arbo, Miss. 18-600 (C4).

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

Arboga, Swcd. 26-190 (C2).
— , riv., Swed. 26-190 (C2).
Arboga articles (1561) 9-7:iSb.
ARBOGAST 2-336d ; 23-656C.
Arbogne, riv.. Switz. 26-242

(B3).
ARBOIS, Fr. 2-337a ; 10-778

(G4) ; geology 15-566a.
ARBOIS DE JUBA1NV1LLE,

Marie H. D' 2-337b; Iberian

problems 14-217b ; Irish 5-

624d, 5-633a.
Arbole, pass, Alps l-743a.
Arboleda, Julio 6-71 la.
Arboles, Colo. 6-722 (C4).
Arbon, Swite. 26-242 (Gl) ;

26-900a.

Arbonnoise Canal, Fr.l6-685b.
Arbor (diet.) 2-339a.
Arbor Arborum (Bassianus) 3-

494d.
ARBOR DAY 2-337c ; 10-

658b.
Arborea, dist., Sard. 4-946c ;

24-2 16c.

ARBORETUM 2-337C.
ARBORICULTURE 2-338a :

see also Forests and Forestry .
Arbor intrat 12-402c.
Arbor Low, Derby. 2-350c.
Arborville, Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Arbor Vitae, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
ARBOR VITAE (hot.) 2-338c ;

14-351a.

— Vitae (anat.) 23-132c; 4-
394c.

Arbory, I. of M. 17-535C.
ARBOS, FERNANDEZ 2-33Sd.
Arbos. Sp. 25-;.:;n ,!•'•-' >.
ARBOUR (diet.) 2-339a.
Arbousset, T. 20-148b.
Arbovale, W.Va. 28-560 (D3).
Arbra, Swed. 19-800 (D3).
Arbrissel, Robert of : fee

Robert of Arbrissel.
ARBROATH, Scot, 2-339a ;

24-418 (Fl) ; geology 10-

661a ; parliament (1320)

24-436d.

— Abbey, Scot. (Forfarshire)
2-339b.

— flags 8-127c.
Arbroth, La. 17-54 (a5).
Arbu, mts., Afg. 14-376 (A5).
Arbuckle, Cal. 5-8 (B2).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (A-B3).
— , lake, Fla. 10-540 (F,4).
— , mts.,Okla.20-5S(D3) ; 20-
57d ; geology 8-127b.

— limestone 20-237b ; 27-
631b.

Arbue, Peter 27-59d.
Arbury, Warwick 28-343d.
Arbus, mts., China 6-168 (H2) ;

12-167d.
ARBUTHNOT,ALEX.(poet)2-

339c.
— , Alex, (printer) 2-339d ; 1-

551d.
— , JOHN 2-339d ; on death

of Queen Anne 2-67d; satires

24-229b ; Swift's influence

9-632a.

— , Marriot l-846c : 6-529b.
Arbuthnot, mt., N.S.W. 2-

960b.

Arbuthnott, Scot. 24-412 (F3).
Arbutin 12-142d.
Arbutus, Md. 17-828 (A4).
Arbutus (hot.) 9-739b : 9-

740a; distribution 21-780d ;

fruit 9-739d ; in North

Africa l-323a.

— andrachne 10-571d ; 16-
347c.

— rigida 6-1 46b.

— , trailing : see Trailing arbu-
tus.

— unedo : see Strawberry-
tree.

Arc (family) 16-408b.

Arc (Japanese lady) : see
Hiyedano Arc.

— , Joan of : see Joan of Arc.

Arc, riv., Fr. (Benches du
RhOne) 10-778 (G6) ; 1-
44Sb.

— , riv., Fr. (trib. Isere) 10-778
(H5) ; 14-867b.

Arc (electric) 16-659b ; bacteri-
cidal powers 3-168d ; dis-
charge 6-884b ; luminous
radiation 5-60c ; spectrum
25-029d.

Arc (geom.) 6-382a ; division
of, see Graduation.

Arca.Syr.: siege (1099)7-529a,
22-934d.

Area (zool.) 16-122b ; 28-
1014d; blood 16-118d; foot
16-112d, 16-115a; genital
organs 16-120d ; gills 16-
115c, 16-116d, 16-117d;
labial palps 16-115b.

Arcacea 16-122a ; 16-llSc.

ARCACHON, Ft. 2-340c ; 10-
778 (Do) ; oyster industry
20-42(ia, 20-427a.

— , bay, Fr. 10-778 (D5) ; 12-
48d.

Arcade, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
ARCADE 2-340c ; campanili

5-124d; in mosques 18-

899b ; Roman examples 2-

383d.

ARCADELT, JACOB 2-341a.
Arcade order 20-1 81b.
-Imirles (Milton) 18-4Sld.
Arcadi, Accademia degli : see

Accademia degli Arcadi.
Arcadia, Fla. 10-540 (E4).

— la. 14-732 (B2).

— Ind. 14-422 (E4).

— Kan. 15-654 (H3).

— La. 17-54 (Bl).

— Mich. 18-372 (D5).

— Mo. 18-608 (F4).

— N.C. 19-772 (B2).

— Neb. 19-324 (E3).

— O. 20-26 (C-D2).

— Odessa 20-3c.

— Okla. 20-58 (D2).

— Pa. 21-106 (E4).

— Pretoria 22-309b.

— Tenn. 26-620 (II).

— Wash. 28-354 (B-C2).

— Wis. 28-740 (B4).
ARCADIA, anc. dist., Gr. 2-

341a; 12-440 (C-D3) ;
Areas 5-57d ; coins 19-
884e ; dialect 12-497b, 8-
427b; league, see Arcadian
League ; Macedonian war 1-
376d ; Pelasgians 21-65c ;
Zeus sanctuary 2-821c.

— . dist., Gr. 12-424 (D3) ;
2-341c : population 12-
428d.

— , gulf, Or. 12-424 <C3) ; 12-
427b.

Arcadia (Portuguese school)
22- 111 In.

Arcadia (society) 14-908o ; 7-
412a.

Arcadia (Sannazaro) 24-154c :
14-905c ; 25-582c ; pastoral
literature, influence on 20-
896b, 16-784C ; Sidney's
debt 25- 1 :..-i.

Arcadia (Shirley) 25-45a.

Arcndia (Sidney) 25-1 Id : 20-
897a ; Euphuism 9-899d ;

Srice 4-215d ; Stirling's ad-
itions 25-925C.

Arcadian Academy : see Ac-
cademia degli Arcadi.

Arcadian league 10-234b ; 12-
453d.

ARCADIUS (emperor) 2-341c ;
23-.'il2b; 23-656c; rescripts
23-569c.

ARCADIUS (grammarian) 2-
342a.

Arcadius (cistern), Constanti-
nople 7-7b.

Arcagnuolo : see Orcagna.

Arcana (med.) 18-48d.

Arcangues, Fr. 21-96b.

Arcani disciplina 6-333b.

Arcano dell Mare (Dudley) 8-
637a.

Arcanum, O. 20-26 (A-B5).

Arcanum (chem.) : see Pot-
assium sulphate.

Arcar (Ratiaria), Bosnia 7-
727b.

Arcarius (official) 23-664a.

Areas (astron.) : see Bootes.

Areas (myth.) 5-57d; 2-
447d.

Arcata, Cal. 5-8 (Al) ; 9-
901b.

Arc de Triomphe, Paris 20-
804 (B-Clj; 20-806a: 2-
429d ; sculptures 23-814d,
9-806c, 10-147d.

Arce, Aniceto 4-177b.

— , G. Nunez de : see Nunez de
Arcc, G.

Arce, It. 16-770d.

ARCELLA 2-312b : 23-248c ;
23-245C ; 23-246b (flg.).

Arcen, Holl. 13-588 (D3).

Arc-en-Barrois. Fr. 10-778
(G4).

Arcene, lake, Arm. : see Van.

Arcer, Jan : see Archer, John.

Arcesci, Rum. 23-826 (B2).

Arcesilaus I. 7-704c.

— II. 7-704d ; cup 5-717a.

— IV. ll-444c; 21-619b.
ARCESILAUS (philos.)2-342b;

l-106b.

Arcestes 5-693d.

Arcestidac 5-693d.

Arcetri, It. : observatory 19-
958c.

ARCH, JOSEPH 2-342b.

Arch, Switz. 26-242 (C2).

ARCH (building) 2 - 342c ;
brickwork 4-526b ; bridges
4-533b ; centering 5-388b ;
cusped 2-426a. 14-429d ;
four-centred 18-901 B, 27-
363b ; Mahommedan 2-
423a ; masonry 17-848a ;
ogee 2-403d ; Roman con-
crete 23-586b ; steel con-
crete 6-840a ; stilted 25-
923b ; Syria and N. Africa

2-386a. See also Discharg-
ing, Interlaced, Memorial,
Pointed, and Triumphal
Arch.
Arch (land tenure) l-648d.

— (prefix) 2-342d.

Archa (Archa-tso), lake, Tib.

6-168 (E3).
Archa (tree) 27-421a.
Archadelt, Jacob : see Arca-

delt, Jacob.

Archacanactidae 4-2 86c.
Archaean System : see Arch-

ean System.
Archaediscus 5-31 Ib.
Archaeobdella 5-454a.
Archaeocalamites 22-607c ; 20-

526c ; cone 20-527d (fig.) ;

stem 20-527a.

Archaeoceti 5-775a ; 17-526a.
Arehaeocidaridae 8-881a.
Archaeocrinus 20-237d.
Archaeocyathus 5-87b ; 20-

237d.
Arehaeocyto 14-14fia; 25-

725d ; embryonic character

25-728c; Minchin on 25-

727d ; of sponge 25-72()d.
Archaeolemur 17-272b.
Archaeolepas 26-906a.
Archaeoloaia liritlannica

(Lhuyd) 5-622b.
Archaeological Institute of

Rome 6-455b.

— Society, Greek : see Greek
Archaeological Society.

Archaeological Survey of Upper
India 18-798a.

ARCHAEOLOGY 2-344a; aca-
demies l-103b ; Biblical
criticism 3-8B4c ; forgeries
2-:t47c ; methods 2-344b,
12-471a; societies 25-317d ;
Winckelmami28-707b. See
also Stone age, &c., place-
names, names of excavators,
implements, &c.

— , classical : see Greek Art,
Roman Art.

Arehaeomenidae 26-." 111).

Archaeoniscus 15-570b.

— Brodiei 4-625d ; 22-658a.
Archaeopolis, Colchis 6-662d.
Archaeoptcris 8-128d.

— hibernica 20-532d.

— howitti 19-538d
Archaeopteropus 6-246d.
Archacoptcryges 20-325d.
Archaeopterygiformes 20-325.
ARCHAEOPTERYX 2-354d ;

3-976d.

Archaeoptiliis 5-3 12a.
Archaeornithcs 3-976d.
Archaeorj'ctcropus 8-929b.
Archaeoscyphia 5-87b.
Archaeozonitcs 5-312a.
Archag, Arm. 2-565 (D2).
— , lake, Arm. 2-565 (D2).
Arehagathus (rhetorician) : see

Caecilius.

— (surgeon) 26-1 26c.

— (of Syracuse) l-370d.
ARCHAISM (diet.) 2-356a.
Archa-la, pass, Tib. 6-1 68 (E3).
Archamazonia 28-1007c.
Archamech : see Bootes.
Archamp (battlefield) : see

Aliscans.
ARCHANGEL, Russ. 2-356b ;

23-872 (F3) ; artels 2-663c ;

fires 10-402a ; free port 11-

86b.
ARCHANGEL, gov., Rnss. 2-

356a; 23-872 (F-I2) ; flora

23-882C.

— , gulf, Russ. 23-872 (E2-3).
Archangela Tardera 25-918c.
Archangel Gabriel, Fort : see

Old Sitka.
Archangelica 28-915b.

— omcinalis : see Angelica.
Arkhangelsk : see Archangel.
Archangel tar : see Wood tar.
Arehangelus, Asia M. 25-

228a.

Archangiopteris 22-61 Ib ; 6-
171c.

Archanodon 14-745b.

Archasteridae 8-880b.

Archaster typicus 15-1 64a.

Archat, pass, Asia 10-271a.

ARCHBALD, Pa. 2-35CC ; 21-
106 (L-M3).

ARCHBISHOP 2-356d ; Angli-
can Communion 2-20b, 7-
335d ; election 6-912d.

Archbold, O. 20-26 (Bl).

ARCHCHANCELLOR 2-358c ;
5-834d.

Arch-core (ecol.) 10-598a.

Archdale, N.C. 19-772 (C2).

ARCHDEACON 2-358d ; 8-
857b.

Archdeacon ale l-538b.

Archdeaconry 2-359a.

ARCHDUKE 2-359d.

" Archduke " (horse) 13-734d.

Arche, A. (chemist) 21-585b.

Archean protaxis (Can.) : see
Canadian shield.

ARCHEAN SYSTEM 2-360a ;

ll-G70d; magnetite -beds
17-38."ib ; petroleum local-
ities 21-318c ; United States
27-C24b. See also Pre-
Cambrian.

Archebiosis : see Abiogenesis.

Arehebius (of Byzantilun) 4-
Bllb.

Archeeentrie (diet.) 10-35o.

Archedice (d. of Ilippias) 25-
132d.

Archegenesis : see Abiogenesis.

Archegetis : see Athena Arche-
getis.

Arohegonlatae 21-728d ; 1«
594b.

Archegoniophore 4-703c.

Archegoniuni : of bryophyta
4-700c ; in gymnosperms
12-754c ; in pteridophyta
22-605d.

Archegosauridae 3-523a.

Archegosaurns : skull 3-522e j
23-142a ; vertebrae 3-523b,
23-153b.

Archelais (Ak-serai) Asia M.
2-700 (F3) ; 5-2871).

Archelaus (Armenian bp.) 2»
569a; 2-5701).

ARCHELAUS (of Cappadocia,
died A.D. 17) 2-362a; 5-
2S7d.

— (of Cappadocia, fl. 86 B.C.)
2-361d ; Zanto raided 28-
956d.

ARCHELAUS (of Egypt) 2-

362a ; 3-769c.
ARCHELAUS (of Judaea) 2-

362a ; 15-398d ; married

Berenice 3-769d.
ARCHELAUS (of Macedonia)

2-362b ; 13-237d ; 11-441C.

— (OF MILETUS) 2-362b ; 14-
731d.

— (of Sparta) 25-610a.
Archelenis 20-585c.
Archelon 7-418c.

Archena, Sp. 25-530 (E3) ;

sulphur waters 18-52la.
Archenfeld, dist., Hereford. ;

13-356d ; 18-729a.
ARCHENHOLZ, JOHANN

Wilhelm von 2-3G2e.
Archenteron 14-172b ; forma-
tion 9-318a.
Archeoniscus : see Archaeon-

iscus.
Archcozoiccra27-624b jstratl-

graphy: see. Archean System.
Archer, Branch T. 26-092d.
— , Frederick Scott (physicist)

1-BOc.

— , John (Jan Arcer) 10-643c.
— , Thomas (architect) 2-420a.
— , Thomas (publisher) 19-

553a.
— , WILLIAM (author) 2-362c;

9-6441) ; 4-427d.

— (fisheries inspector) 24-83c.
Archer, Ala. 1-460 (A2).

— , Fla. 10-540 (D2).

— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (G2) t
2-943a.

Archer (astron.) : see Sagit-
tarius.

Archer Body Guard 12-658d.

Archer City, Tex. 26-690 (12).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (12).
Archerfleld, Scot. 12-796a.
Archer guard of the King's

body 28-91 6d.
Archeria 26-440b.
Archerina Boltoni 22-471C ;

22-471b.
ARCHERMUS (sculptor) 2-

362d; 12-479b.
Archers, Royal Company of :

see Royal Company.
ARCHERY 2-362d ; 14-519b ;

9-494b ; at Crecy (1346) 9-

503a ; legislation ll-44Cd.
Arches Mezieres, Fr. 18-35 Ib.
ARCHES, COURT OF 2-366a ;

16-942a ; divorce 8-337a.
Arches Fork, riv., Ark. 2-552'

(08).
Archcsporium, Andreaea 4-

707a ; bog-mosses 4-70Gc ;

liverworts 4-702b ; mosses

4-7 05d.
Archestratus (of Athens) 2-

453d ; 21-1451).
ARCHESTRATUS (of Syra-
cuse) 2-366c ; 9-648c.
Archct ireeouvrement 4-339a.
Archetype theory : see Type

theory (biol.).
Archeus (med.) 18-48d ; 18-

50a; 13-2501).
ARCHIAC, E. J. A. DESMIER

de Saint Simon, vicomte d'

2-3G6d; 8-1 24c.
Archiae, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Archiannelida : see Haplodrili.
ARCHIAS, AULUS LICIN1US

2-307a.

— of Corinth 26-296a.

— of Sparta 12-455a.

— of Thurii8-13d.

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ARAU-ARDO

UHm): trt

I1 ••n.-l.i». Ari till

. , Mr > itom • &

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•

UutOplW : trr

K,.,I,.-!, I. .;,:• -.1 MMlH

— II. 2-;lH7,i ; 21-
III 2- \ I

u j- • ; as-c.r.'.i.

— V. 2-

laamn*8-12M..
• Itaconal mart 8-359c.

11 (CS):
(Cl) ; popute-

20-. •

lton'l7-l>i"V
1*.

1J-
•IK-. 18- 1 it.; surgical

.•t..-26-li>Mi : 26-408b.
Archigulann 88-10U7e.
ARCHIL 2-367c; 16-5834 ; 8-

lion. Ark.l-5S»(FS).
ARCHILOCHUS 2-3C.7d, 24-
. : cleiry 12-5094 jGyges

legend 12-7,1.; Homer's

mil i.-n. . 13-', 1-". : ll,,r.i. ,••-

dependence 13-688c ; mclri-

- 27-l"ll,.

ARCHIMANDRITE 2-:tc,Mr.

•- "(submarine) 24-

Ar. liimedean solids 22-28c.

— spiral 8S-692b, 6-niild.

ARCHIMEDES (mathema-
tician) 2-3«8b ; conic sec-
tions 6-9404 ; hydro-
mechanics 14- 1 1 :.a; language
12-499a; line dellned 16-
721a ; mechanics 24-399a ;
mensuration of cone 6-S97b:
quadrature of circle 6-384o ;
sphere 2S-647c : Syracuse

• stage 10-iIM. 1. 22-65ld.
uedes (fossil) 5-3111).
.ine.les " chip) 24-869.1.

Archimedes, Principle of 14-
117.1.

ARCHIMEDES, SCREW OF 2-

: 7- : '.
n (measure) 28-4910,

Archill. ird, I.. 24-C.fJd.

Archinne (measure) 28-490a ;

29-l'Jla.

An-hinii- i author) 18-lld.
An-liipalliinn 4-107,1.
ARCHIPELAGO 2-
— . The. Asia M. 2-700 (C5 &

A3-BI) : tee alto Aegean

S.M.

Archiplata 86-58SC,
Archipoeta: tee Gollas.Bishop.
.\rchipolypo4al8-10l7d.
ARCHIPPUS (Athenian poet)

;;id.

- (bibl.) 21-3T5a.
Archipreabyter 7-8960,
Archijjroptteta (Grimald) 8-

Archlpteryginm 14-2Jld ; 14-

2.vj,|.

Arch;- i - 18- I72c.

An-h!tarbusl-3IOb.

iloy.il In-titiito of
Dnti. I, 10-1.1,1 : 25-316d.

-<r.-A Urctura, De (Vltruvius) 28-
ISOd.

ARCHITECTURE 2-3«9d; 4-
762b : 1O-3630 ; Abyssinian
12-.'32a ; Coptic 2-391b ;
Central American (ancient)
6-6774 ; design 8-95d ; de-
velopment In England 9-
52 1 b ; domestic : tee II
Kmtllsh llttli-ccntury ideals
2-43Ab; Gothic revival.
English and French 2-
Qreek revival (19th cent.)
2-l.'7b; lilttitc remains 13-
437s : Mexican aboriginal
-.'lurs 5-1 Illi : ino.lern
2-l'.'7:i ; r.irtliian 2-:l.o,| ;
•nan huildimrs 22-55a ;
• i".iii<-»- 2- I
25- ,:'M : societies 25-

t-

Mmootta 26->; .7.1 : Vitru-
Tins' Influence 28- 1 50d. .fee

•bo ttndsff fftMlOBt

• .- i i : i ! , :

..... i

(• '

! •

An-hii,

.ml-rl) 18-

• uthto 7-o7.lt> ; 6-70lc;
AJMHITRAVE t-lli.-: 16-

SO- I . r 10 80-

ARCHIVE2-III. II

'

.Irrnir Kir na»aloaitr*r .Inn-
lomlt «Md l-hytiulogie 18-

:: ..
Arrhirio Klnriro llnlinnn 14-

»li«: ll-liloli ; 80"
ARCHIVOLT2-IH.
An-hliimi itiira« M-90Ad.
\r. It limb (ircol.) 10-:>98a.
Anln . 25-1039B.

l 1
ARCHON I.IM. i.-nii 2-1 I I, : 2-

*il.l : jn.li.v.il In

U-504i» if,.ll.i. 12-503a;

IVrlclen* meamrcH 21-1 46a.

— (medieval and modern) 12-
46la. 12-l(ild ; In Sardinia
M-216d.

— (Unosticlsm) 12-1 :,I.I.
An-hiuiidi-i- . i 12-

829o; SS-160.

Mlril2-155d; 14-8050.
Art-honiithe-i 20-.12.'>b.
An-hoiiH, canal, Asia M. : tec

Araklmt.

ARCHPRIEST 2- I Ifitt.
Arctuiletu <•<>..< '.ili. .6-7.
ARCHVTAS 2- 1 ic.ii. 22-099a ;

duplication of cube 7-OOrtd :

dvlng inventions l-261d. 3

M-. --

\r,-i. Henry .1' 2-:!4a (foil.).
Arcia, Hraz. 20-7.'i9c.
Arcicontrourt 14-'J58b.

IS-U.'a ; 16-1200.
Arcifera 3-5'.>:td : 3-526b ; dls-

tribiitlon 3-:. -.'<e. 28-1
Arciniboldus(leK[ite)25-10i2b.
AroinloRa, Sp. 25-530 (Dl).
Arclsatc. It. 26-'.'42 (F5).
ARC1S-SUR-AUBE. Kr. 2-44Bc:
10-778 (G3): battle (1814)
19-232 (map).

Arc lamp 16-c.:,!la ; 16-66.V .
enclosed 16-662c ; Inverted
16-865C.
Arco. Ida. 14-278 (Cl).

. Minn. 18-.V-,il
-, sp. 2S-:.:;ii in:;).

— del Diablo, mt., X.Mex. 19-
520 (C5).

Arcola. Can. 24-223 (B3).

— , III. 14-.-IH4 (D4).

— , Ind. 14-f.'-' (i!-J).
ARCOLA, It. 2-ll6c; battle

(1796) ll-192d. 11-190
(map).

— , La. 17-54 (b5).

. Mi-. 18-C.oo (B2).
Arcomj-a 16-1241).
An-niiiyidue 16-li'lb.
Anjon, Jean Claude d' ll-942b.
Arcona. fortress, Ger. 1-7 la;

21-903a : 23-S22c.

— . cope. Oer. 11-808 (Dl).

" Arcona " (cmlser) 24-91 Id.
Arconaia 16-1231).
Arconce. rlv., Fr. 24-1 99b.
Arcos, Alonzo de 11-94 Ib.

— , Itodrlirue Ponce de Leon,
duke il' 19-l».,,i : 17-

Arcos. pt.. Azores 3-S3 (II.).

ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA,
2-1 1C,. I ; 25-.V.') K'l).

ARCOSOLIUM2-IMM :S-492c.

ARCOT. in.li.i 2-HC,,| ; 14-.:-'J
(H13): i li\.-'-.lefence(1851)
6-532d. 14-11)7.;. 10-724a.

— , kingdom, India : tee Car-
nan,-.

— , north, dlst.. India 2-l47u,
14-3S2 (111:)) : 14-X53d.

— . south, dlst., India 2-447b ;
14-:)S2 (Hi:)) : 14-853d.

Arc Mirht 25-
Arctic. K.I. 23-'.'ifl (B •
ARCTIC, reirion 2-117. : 21-
938d : climate 21 - 'J.'.'.a ;
explorations Il-fi29c. 21-
t : Horn and fauna 31-
. Il-c,l9c. l-7.'>3a: freo
'

loiry 21-!!.'. lc : hydroirrnphlc
bacln t-73Sd: Ordovician
20-2:)6c (map) : peoples 21-
956d ; shore Hsbes l4-26Sd ;
steamer communication 27-
Uto,

•• \n-ii.- " (liner) 24-^<«fia.

An-ti.. Altiine ilnni 21-7SOa.

— fo* lO-7C.'.i,l : 5-. ',71.1 ; fur
11- :)<.). I. 11-34SD. ll-356b,
ll-355d.

Arctic too**: tit Honed
wai

— •nil 44- 1

HlftiJatMli, iteetan.

'. HI) : 21-
1B-U7I.> . 1'J
.,!,•:: i1 ... 21- . - ',. In
..,-.• I, .i.in 11-'. . i. . :: • i , , l
faun* 21-VQUa ; navUratlon
•6-1.
836e : -I)..: l i -.••!-. I ;

i-tntur* and i«allnlty tl-
-.• .-•!. ••, ,;. iMfTM

• .il : frr Shitrk In.

— raspberry M-907a.

riv.. Can. 6-160
. 17-'.'.l4d.

Arctic rlirht-whale: trr Qrwn-
In ml rik-lil -whale.

— sea-cow: trr Hhrtina.

— sperm oil 80-.'. 1 1..

— torn 86-6460.

— willow 81-780b ; 18-S33h.
Ar.tietls blnturonic : trr lliu-

tiironir.

Arc-tlldae : tee TUrer-moHi.
ARCTINUS 2-117. : 12-508c ;
, r'- Influence 13-027e.

.

An-tiurn : tee Burdock.
Aretoccbu* calabarensls : tee
Awantibo.

-phuliM antarctlca : tee
Otarla antarctlca.

— australis : tee Otarla austra-
].-.

— fonteri : tee Australian sea-

.

— (razella : tee Otarla gaxella.

— pusilla : tee Otaria ant-
arctica.

Ari'tix-yiui 7-4091).

.:--

3-97-J.l.

Arctogale 6-369o ; 20-c, 1:1,1.
lea 5-370c ; 13-1 1 •<.
nys: tee Marmot and
\V.Mxle!iiiek.

— bobac : tee Bobac.

— caudata : tee lied marmot.

— marmot ta : sec Alpine mar-
mot.

— monax : tee Wood-chuck.
Arctonncsus, pcnin., Asia M. :

see Kapu-Datrh.
Arctonrx : tee Sand-badger.

— collaris : tee Bali-soor.
Arctophytex : tee Bootes.
Arctopithcclni2-110c.
Arctos : tee Ursa Major.
An t'.staphylos 9-740a.

— alpina 25-13c.

— uva-ursi : tee Bearberry.
Ar.i.. -Tertiary nora 21-77'Jc.
Arctotherium 20-900a ; 5-

ST6b.

Arctowskl (explorer) 21-965d.

Arcturlan tyi>e 2S-788b.

ARCTURUS2-H7il ; 25-788b ;
25-7'Jua; 7-12 (map); spec-
trum 21-717 l Plate).

— minor : tee Bootes.
Arcuaiia 14-2,18b (Hg.).
Arcuated style 27-115b; In

India 14-432c; Iloman 20-

[glb.

Arcuate ligaments 8-1 66c.
ARCUEIL.fr. 2-447d; 10-778

— Cachan, Fr. : tee Arcueil.

Arctieil, Society of 3-M '.', •.
ARCULF 2-tlSa; pilgrimage

of 21-607(1.
Arculi, aqueduct, Fr. : tee

Arcus Julian).

Areuni, Stelloe : lee Sagittarius.
Arcuothrlx 23-248C.
An-us. Ala. 1-460 (CD.
An-us Jutiani, aqueduct, Fr.

2-117.1.

An-u- senilis 10-96C.
An- uel.liiik- 28-.".01c.
An'v. Chevalier d1 3-277d.
An-yrla 19-10Sd ; 19-108d

(flg.).

Arcrrlaoeae 19-1 05d.
Aril. hay. Ire. 14-744 (B3).

— . lake, Scot. 24-418 ((.".!) ; 1-
.-..M.

Arda, riv.. Turk. 27-426 (E2) ;
4-77.: (C3): 4-773d.

— (Hadra). riv.. It. 15-26

Ardabda, Rugs. : fee Theo-

doata.
Aril a'Dhoraln, cape, Scot. 24-

111

Ardabil. Pen). : tee Ardebil.
Ardagan, Huss.As. : tee Arda-

han.
Ardagh. MaJ.-Oen. Sir John C.

2- ;•_'-. : 6-
Anlagh. Ir.-. 14-744 (D3) ; 14-

774t>.
Ardagh nip 10-344a ; 21-796d;

21-793 (PI. II. flg. 31).
Ardahsl. I'.-r<. 21-l*9b.
— , dlst.. Pent. 15-94Sa.

AnlnJian. Ckne. I0-«T< (II.
. ll*MNrBIMpM|4M69*

IM.I...II 23-KJU. 17-

.•1

IO-l»Oa.

.•i
>i -• i ; 8-

•4-ftTa,

Ardartc (of Uepldae) 18-933d.

Ar.liwlm.l. Ann. ; tre Artaut*.

Ardanhes : are ArtuU*.

ARDA5HIR (Artaxersn.) I. 8-

21- .|;nre

temple 10-425b ; llonuui

foiuxlatlon 13-094a ; Karnn

!,... 24-i"_'U; Mlthrak

family extirpated 13-693d ;

I Aresta collecte<l 28-

I! 2-u-d; 21-221.1; 21

m i

— III. 2-449a; 21-2221).
Ardonhlr-Khun, Pen. : tee Fir-

uzabad.
Ardatov. Ross. (Xlzhniy-Xov-

gorod) 83-872 (F4); geology

19-7'JOd.

— . Itu«. (Simbirsk) 13- 72

: MordvlnlanslS-l-.'iil..

Ardbear, bay, Ire. 14-744 (A3);

11-1. 11, 1.

Ardbeg, pt,. Scot. »-758b.
Anll.reckninh. Scot. 24-41 S

(A2).

Ardchattan. Scot. 8-684b.
Ard<-h>le. Scot. 24-41- (i
Ardclach, Scot. 24- 1 r.' <K-'):

geology 19-155b; popula-
tion 19-155C.
Ard-comarba (Irish church) :

nrr Coarb.

Ardconnel. Scot. 24-4 is (A 2).
—.castle, Scot. 24-1 1- (A2).
Ardderyd. Cumb. : battle of

l) 7-626a.
ARDEA, It. 2-449a ; 15-4 (D4);

15-20 (B6); ethnology 15-

2Gb; wall - paintings 23-

481a.
Ardea (zool.) 13-3sn.l; 13-388b.

— (agami) : trr Heron agami.

— (alba) : tee Great egn-t .

— (bubulcus) : tee l)u(I-backed
heron.

— (candidissima) : tee White
heron.

— (einerea) : tee Heron, com-
mon.

— (egretta) : tee Egret.

— (irarzetta) : err Little egret.

— (helias) : tre Peacock hcroti.

— (herooJas) : tee Great blue
heron.

— (megacephala) 17-91 3 b.

— (purpurea) : tee Purple
heron.

— (ralloides) : tee Squacco
heron.

— (virescens) : tee Green
bittern.

Ardeoe 3-977b; 3-96 3d ; Bra

zil 4-1 I l.i.
Ardeal, state. Hung. : srr Tran

-•. Ivania.
Ardeates, people 15-26b : *•.

alto Ardea, it.

Ardeatina. fort. It. 16-4 (E-F2).
— . Via. It. 2-449a.
Ardeatiui : trr Ardeates.
Ardeatinnm foedua (444 B.C.)

14-635d.
Ardeb (measure) 8-28d ; ]

491a.
ARDEBIL (Ardabil). Per-. 2-

449b; 21-188 (Al); holy

carpet 5-396 (Plate).
• . Per*. 2-4IH!..
ARDECHE, dept.. Kr. 2-449c ;

10-778 COO).
— . riv., Kr. 10-778 (OS) ; 23-

ITfb.
ARDEE, Ire. 2-450a ; 14-741

(E3).

Ardeidae : tee Heron.
Ardelan, dist.. Pen. 21-1SS

: 15-95 Ic.
— , tribe 15-9 4 9c.
Ard el Itathaniych, 41st., Syr. :

tee Batanaea.
Ard-el-Huleh, tract. Pal. : lee

Baton.

Ardell. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Ar.len. .Mary 2-l.iOb.
— , liobert 24-772d.

. \\ illiam. 2nd baron Alvan-
ley : trr Alvanley.
Anlen, Ark. 2-55J (A4).
Can. 20-114 (El).
Colo. 6-722 (H3).
X.C. 19-772 (B4).
Scot., L'.',>l<'cv 23-99a.
111).

W.Va. 28-.-.C,,,
mt.. s An-. 25-l»3b.
Ardenay. Kr. 16-4090.

IM(. 1-

'-. 86-:
!«i«ud d«
9«o.
— , canal. Kr. 16-77B (Ut) ; 10-

ArdeaiMS Abbey. Cal »«dos. Vr.

18* 1Mb.

Ardeono, It. 86-1 4 J (114).
Ardeiwul.Pi.iiii. l :o» n,iu. van:

•" Itovenlua.
Ardent. Itaoal 1-5OM.
Ardent (in ablpbuildlng) 84-

93 la.
Ardentes. Kr. 18-778 <E4).

Ardenxa, It. 16-3774.
Ardeonalg. Soot. 14-418 (Ct) ;

Ardertn. mt.. Ire. 14-7 44 ( D3) ;

22-7:111,.

Arderne. James 16-556D.
— . Iir John 12-724C.
Ardea, Kr 10
A rdcslr Carsetlee r. Preruxebal

18-903a.

Ardess. Sci.t. 24-llx (HI).
Ardetln-. hill, lir. 2-»32 (map);

2-S31.1.
Ardewan. desert. Afg. : tee

Hamdamao
—.pass. Afg. 13-332a; 13-

Ardez. Switz. 26-242 (13).
Ardfcrt. Ire. 14-74! , 111/ ; 27-

1
Ardflnnan. Ire. 14-744 (D4) ;

castle 4-9 47 d.
Ardfry, penin.. Ire. 6-427a.
ARDGLASS, Ire. 2-4ila ; 14-

744 (K2).

Ardglen. X.S.W. 18-538 (K2).
Ardgour, Scot. 14-412 c
— , dist.. Scot. 24-412 ii
Ardhamagadhl (language) H>

251c ; 14-488d ; 13-4784.
Ardba-narisa (myth.) 13-51 Ic.
Ardhe. riv., Kr.Cong. : tee

•ingi.
Ardila. riv., .Sp. 15-530 (B3) ;

12-646b.
Ardingly. Sus. 8-424 (IV. B4) ;

24-1004a.
Ar41sia 6-173c ; 17-282c ; 16-

MTd.

\rdi-l ,::.., 13-/..1 .•!.

Ardistan. Pers. 21-188 (B2) ;
population 21-1941. ; tele-
graph 21-195d.

, Pel 14-«67d.

ARDITI. LUlGI2-451b.

Ardivacbar, pt., Scot. 24-411
<A2).

Ardizio. hill. It. U-281c.

Ardlamont, bay, Scot. 24-418
(A3).

— , pt., Scot. 14-418 (A3).

Ardle, riv., Scot. 24-412 (E3).

ArdleiKh. Esx. 9-424 (IV. D3).

Ardler, Scot. 24-418 (El).

Ardlul, s<-,,t.24-418(B2);geo-

1,.^
Ardlu

uma. Scot. 24-412 <C3).
Ardmeanach, dist., Scot. : tee

Black Isle.
ArdmUten. Ire. 14-T44 (F2) ; 8-

ISte.
Ardmillan group 2O-236b ; 5*

Ardininlsh, Scot. 24-412 (C4).
Anlniore. Ire. 14-744(1),'.) ; 28-

.

— , Mo. 18-608 (D2).
ARDMORE, okla.2-1 11, ; 20-

58 (D3).

— , S.Dak. 8S-506 (B4).

— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (D5).

— , pt.. Ire. 14-744 (F4).

— . pt.. Scot. (Islay) 84-41 J
(C4).

— .pt.. Scot- (Skye) 84-4U
(B2).

Ardmucknlsb, bay, Scot. : tee

.Veil, lake.
Ardnacross. bay. Scot. 84-412

<C4).
Ardnadara. Soot. 14-4 18

(A-B3).
Ardnamurchan, dist.. Scot. 24-

412 (B-C3) : 18-157b; 8-
-

i-i'. : geotqp 2-4-- .
— . pt.. Soot. 84-412 (B3) ; S-

I-,,!..

. --.:,•<.. -• • '. 25--, ..
Ardo. riv.. It. 3-7 lOc.
Ardohrica. Sp. 7-.
Ardoch. X.Dak. l»-7,-0 <r,p.
>. 4-584 (Bl): 84-418

(D2) ; Agricolm's victory (84)

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47

ARDO-ARIS

12-333d ; Roman camp 4-

5S5b, 21-263b.
Ardoch Burn, riv., Scot. 24-413

(C2); 8-450b.
Ardoin (of Italy) 15-30a.
Ard6n. Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
— . Switz. 26-242 (C4).
— , riv., Cauc. 23-874 (II. D2)

••MM.

— , riv., Fr. 16-190a.
Ardore, It. 15-4 (F5).
Ardost, rats., Arm. 2-565 (D2)
Ardoye, Belg. 3-66S (B2).
Ardpatrick, Ire. 16-694C.
Ardrah, W.At. : see Alia da.
Ardrahan, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Ardre, Swed. 26-190 (E3).
ARDRES, Fr. 2-451c ; 10-778

(Fl).
Ardrl (title) 4-488d ; 14-759o ;

14-758b ; holders 20-107d,

14-7590.
Ardrishaig. Scot. 24-418 (A2) ;

l«-840d; ll-375d ; geology

2-4S6d; population 2-487d.
Ardroesan, Sir Fergus of : see

Fenrns of Ardrossan.
ARDROSSAN, Scot. 2-451o ;

24-418 (B3); 24-42>a.
Ards, penin.. Ire. 14-744 (F2).
Ardscull Moat, Ire. 14-744(E3);

1S-791C,

Ardsheal. Scot. 24-412 (C3).
Ardsley, Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
— , East, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Ardsullas, riv.. Ire. 6-426d.
Ardtalnaig, Scot. 24-418 (Cl).
Ardtornish. Scot. 24-412 (C3).
Ardu(hist.J3-116c.
Ardudwy, dist., Wales 12-954d.

— graves : see Beddau gwrr
Ardudwy.

Arduin (of Italy) 2O-971b.
Arduino, Giovanni 11-61 ~>b ;

ll-642b.

Ardultagh.riv., Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Ardus. Fr. S-739a,
Arduser, Hans 26-263d.
Ardushan, Arm. 2-565 (C2).
Ardutius (bp. of Geneva) 11

(890.

Ardvates (of Armenia) 2-565b.
Ardvey, Scot. 16-525b.
Ardvisura : see Anaitis.
Ardvorlich, mansion, Scot.

(Earn) 8-79Sb.
Ardvourlie, Scot. 16-525b.
Ardwall, Andrew Jameson,

Lord 26-555C.

Ardwell. bay, Scot. 24-41 2 (C5).
— , pt., Scot. 24-412 (C5).
Ardwell group 5-300b.
Ardwick, Lanes. 17-545 (map) :

17-546a.
Ardyne Burn, riv., Scot. 24-

418 (A3).

Ardys (of Lydia) 12-751b.
Ardzrunian dynasty 2-566a.
Are, castle, Ger. l-433d.

— (Fr. measure) 28-1'Jla,
Area, Ras 18-12Sb.
AREA (arch.) 2-451d.

— (math.) chordal : see trape-
zoidal, bdow ; Euclid 11-
679d ; integration 14-551a ;
mensuration 18-135b, 18-
137b : Pythagorean discov-
eries 22-7000 ; quadrature :
see Quadrature ; tangential
18-142d; trapezoidal 18-
142d.

— (measure) 28-484c; 21-491a.
Areado, Braz. 4^440 (G7).
Area of Flechsig (anat.) : see

Fleohsisn area of.
Area Volcani, Rome : see Vol-

cani, area.
Areca (Catechu) : see Areca

palm.

— (oleracca) : see Cabbage
palm.

— (sapida) : see Cabbajre palm.
Arecaidine 3-82Sb ; l-685d.
Arecaine 3-828b.

Areca palm (Betel palm) 3-

828a; S-780a; 20-640d (flg.).
Areceae21-781b; 21-781c.
ARECIBO. I'.K. 2-451d; 22-

124 (AD.

— , dept., P.R. 22-124 (Al).
— , riv., P.R. 22-124 (Al) ; 22-

124b.

Arecife, Can.Is. : see Arrecife.
Arecifos, isl., Pac.O. : see Ud-

jelong.

Arecoline3-828b.
Arecomici28-178c; 19-702C.
Areg, desert, Sab.: see Erg, El.
Arega, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Arezelia (Celtic place-name)

ll-SSOb.
Areia : see Aphrodite Areia

and Athena Areia.
Areia, Asia : see Herat.
Areias. Braz. 4-440 (15).
Areijeh, riv., Pal. 20-602 (C6) ;

20-602d.

Areion (myth.) 7-981a.
Areithoiis, mace of 2-5S4b.
Arelate, Fr. : see Aries,

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

Arellius Fuscus 2p-386b.
Aremberg (family) 2-452a

Brussels palace 4-693a

Enghien park 9-406b.
AREMBERG, duchy, Ger. 2-

452a ; 11-808 (I. J7).
Aremorica : see Arniorica,
Areu, Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
Arena, A. de 17-192c.
Arena, B. 7-203d ; plot against

Napoleon 19-199a, 10-735C
Arena, Colo. 6-722 (H3).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (D2).
— , Viet. 8-1 62a.
— , Wis. 28-740 (D5).
— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (C6).
— , pt., Cal. S-8 (B2).
— , riv.. Pan. 5-678 (B7).
ARENA (arch.) 2-452b.
Arenac Co., Mich. 18-372

(F-G5).
Arenacum (Roman site) 2-

629d.
Arenales, mt., Chil. 2-462 (B6);

6-143a.

Arenaria (hot.) : seeSandwort.
Arenaria (sand-pits) 5-49 ja.
Arenarion 21-762a.
Arenas, Sp. 3-64c.
— , pt., Chil. 2-462 (Bl).
— , pt., Colom. 6-701 (A2).
— , pt., Cuba 7-595 (E2).
— , pt., NIC. 12-592c.
Arenas (soil) 28-725D.

— G6rdas, dist., Sp. 25-530
(B4) ; 25-527C.

Arenation (diet.) 3-518b.
Arenberg, duchy, Ger. : see

Aremberg.

Arcnberghe, E. 3-6Sla.
ARENDAL, Nor. 2-452b ; 19-

800 (C3) ; cod-hatchery 21-

651b ; minerals 7-84CL), 18-

Mte.

Arendalite 9-689c.
Arendonck, Belg. 3-C68 (Fl).
Arendrup ( Danish commander)

l-93b.
Arends, isl., Mai. Arch. 4-257

(B4).

Arendsee, Ger. 11-808 (C2).
Arendt, M. F. 8-43a.
Areudts, cape. Green. 12-543

(H2).

Arendtsville, Pa. 21-106 (H6).
Arenella, It. 20-599 (map).
Arenenberg, castle, Switz. 26-

900d.
Arenga saccharifera : see

Gomuti palm.
ArenicolaS-792a; 5-795a ; 5-

799a,

— marina : see Lob-worm.
Arenicolites 5-87b.
Arenig a-lirs 2-l.v.V.

— Fach, mt., Wales 9-428 (V.
D2).

— Fawr, mt., Wales 9-428 (V.
D2) ; 18-168b ; geology 20-
237c.

— GROUP 2-452c ; ll-670d ;
20-236b ; Scotland 3-75b ;
trilobites 20-237d.

— Mawr, mt., Wales : see
Arenig Fawr.

Areuos, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Arenosa Creek, riv., Tex. 26-

690 (L7).

Arena, lake, Oer. 8-119b.
Arensborg, castle. Den. : see

Koldinghuus.
Arensburg, Russ. 23-872 (B4) ;

20-14b; pop. 16-817b.
Arent, WT. ll-799b.
Arentani : see Narentines.
Arentschild, Alexander von

24-7 14b.
Arenys de Mar, Sp. 25-530

(O2).

Arenzano, It. 23-387b.
Arenzville, 111. 14-304 (B4).
AREOI (Areoiti) 2-452d ; 26-

357d.

Areola l-941a ; 17-528d.
Areolar tissue 6-958d.
Areometer : see Hydrometer.
Areometrical beads 8-49b.
Areopagitica (Milton) 18-485a ;

22-SOOc.
Areopagiticus (Isocrates) 14-

8T9b.
AREOPAGUS, hill, Athens 2-

453a ; 2-832 (map) ; 2-

833d.
Areopagus (court of cassation)

12-432d.

— (lit. BOC.) 4-643c ; 9-626c ;
25-43d.

— , Council of 2-453a ; 12-

503b ; Ephialtes' attack 6-

369a; St Paul before 20-

946b.

Areopolis, Gr. 12-424 (D4).
— , Pal. : see Rabba.
AREQUIPA,Peru2-454c; 21-

264 (D5) ; observatory 19-

960b.
— , dept., Peru 2-454c; 21-

264 (AS &, C4-D5); 21-

270a.

Arequipa, riv., Peru 21-266a.
— , volcano, Peru : see Misti.
ARES 2-455a ; 19-140d

Death rescued by 7-900a

Hercules opposed 13-346b

Roman worship : see Mars

Scythian 24-527c.
Ares, fountain of, Gr. 26-742b.
Areschoug, J. E. l-590d.
Aresh, dist., Russ. 9-280b.
Areskutan, mt.. Swed. 19-800

(C3); 26-188d.
Arestegui, Nareiso 21-269b.
ARETAEUS 2-455d ; 18-45a ;

l-923d.
Aretas (archbp. of Caesarea) :

see Arethas.
ARETAS I. (fl. 170 B.C.) 2-

455d.

— III. : Alexander Jannaeus
15-396a ; Damascus 19-
146d, 7-784d; Petra 21-
310b; Scaurus 24-305C.

— IV. 2-455d ; 15-399b ; Petra
21-310b ; St Paul 7-784d.

Arete (daughter of Aristippus)
2-497a.

ARETE (geog.) 2-455d.

ARETHAS (archbp. of Cae-
sarea) 2-456a ; 6-450c.

Aretho, riv., Gr. : see Arta.

ARETHUSA (nymph) 2-4 JOa ;
19-60a.

Arethusa, spring, Gr. (Ithaca)
15-S5b;

— , spring, Gr. (Elis) 2-456a.

— , spring, Syracuse 2-456a ;
26-SOOc ; l-733a.

Arethusina 25-1 lOc.

Aretias, isl. (legend) 2-478d.

ARETINO, PIETRO 2-450b ;
dramas 8-504a ; Tintoretto
and 26-1001d ; Titian and
26-1023d.

Areuse, riv.. Switz. 26-241!
(B3): 19-425a.

Arevaci, Sp. 5-653b.

Arevagnl : see Ostrogoths.

Arevalo, Cano de 10-169b.

Arevalo, Sp. 25-530 (C2) ; 21-
91c.

Arezzo, Carlo d', Francesco d',
&c. : see Carlo d'Arezzo,
Francesco d'Arezzo, &c.

AREZZO, It. 2-456c; 15-4
(C3) ; ancient town : see
Arretium ; bishop 15-18c ;
cathedral 2-45Cd, 25-53d ;
Delia Robbia works 7-968c ;
Piero de' Franceschi's fres-
coes 10-9301) ; pottery : see
Arretine ware ; university
27-754b.

— , prov.. It. 15-6(1.

Arfak, mts.,N.G. 19-487 (Bl) ;
19-488b.

Arfe, Enrique de21-799o ; 26-
1050b.

— (y Villafranca), Juan de 3-
64d; 21-799c: 27-862a,

Arfet, Anna d' 17-283c.
Arfvedson, J. A. 16-7 85b.
Arfvedsonite l-884a.
Arg. (abbrev.) l-27b.
Arga, riv., Sp. 25-530 (El).
Argab Teshagoa, desert, Egy.

9-40 (B4).

Argadeis, tribe 2-841d.
Argaeus (of Macedonia) 21-

376d.
Argaeus, mt., Asia JI. 2-760

(F3) : see oiso Erjish Dagh.
Argalasti, Gr. 12-424 (El).
ARGALI (sheep) 2-457a ; 24-

S18a.
Argall, Sir Samuel 19-509b ;

I7-439a ; 18-939c ; in Vir-
ginia 28-122b.
Argam, India : see Argaum.
Argamasilla de Alba, Sp. 25-

530 (D3) ; l-518c.
Argan (tree) 21-780d ; 18-

853a.
Argand, Ami 18-651d; 16-

040b.

— , J. R. 22-719b.
• — gas burner 16-655C.
Arganda, S. 21-92c.
Argandab, riv., Afg. : see

Arghandab.
Argania sideroxylon : see

Argan.
Arganthonius (of Tartessus)

21-447 d.
ARGAO, P.Is. 2-457a ; 21-392

(D6).

Argar, El, Sp. 2-352b.
Argas (mites) 2-310c.

— miniatus 26-937a.

— persicus 26-937a ; 26-937d.

— vespertilionis 26-937b.
Argasidae 26-936d ; 2-310c.
Argastan, riv., Afg. 14-376

(A-B4).

ARGAUM, India 2-457a.
Arge (myth.) 20-'?b ; 14-

199d.

Argecilla, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
An?esno, It. 26-242 (G5).
ARGEI2-457a; 13-692b.

Argeia, Gr. 2-479d.
jU^eiphontes, Ilermes 13-

370a.
ARGELANDER, FRIEDRICH

Wilhehn August 2-457b :

19-95Sd ; 19-UJ7a ; celestial

photometry 21-530c.
Argcles-Gazost, Fr. (Hautes-

Pyren6es) 10-778 (DC) ; 17-

65a.
Argelcs-sur-Mer, Fr. (Pyri5n6es

Orient.) 10-778 (FC).
Argcmpne mexicana :

Mexican poppy.

— grandiQora : see Prickly
poppy.

Argen, dist., Bav. 3-549a.
— , riv., Aus. 26-242 (112).
— , riv., Ger. 26-242 (HI) ; 28-

856c.
— , Ober, riv., Ger. : see Ober

Argen.

Argenau, Ger.. 11-808 (G2).
Arnenis (John Barclay) 3-394b;

24-229a; 15-505d.
Argennum, cape, Lesbos 16-

4S8a.

ARGENS, MARQUIS d' 2-457c.
Argens, riv., FT. 10-778 (H6) ;

27-904d ; ll-96b.
ARGENSOLA, BARTOLOME

L. de 2-457d ; 5-766a.
— , LUPERCIO L. de 2-457e ;

25-581d.

ARGENSON (family) 2-457d.
— .Mare Pierre do Voyer de

Paulmy, cointo d' 2-453a;

10-847d.
— , Marc Ren6 do V., marquis

d' (1652-1721) 2-458a; 16-

297d; 10-846b.
— , Ren6 Louis do V. de P.,

marquis d' 2-458c ; diary 8-

168d.
Argent, Fr. : see Argent-sur-

Sauldre.

Argent (her.) 13-323c.
Argenta, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , It. 15-4 (C2) ; pop. 9-338a.
— , Mont. 14-276 (C3).
Argental, C. A. de F., comte d'

19-574a.
ARGENTAN, Fr. 2-460b ; 10-

778 (E3) ; lace 16-42b.
Argentaria, Ger. 12-378C.
Areeutaro (Argentarius), mt.,

ft. 15-4 (C3) ; 15-4a ; fort-
ress 15- 2 Id.

Argentat, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Argentea, It. 15-26 (B2).
Argenteau, A., Count : see

Mercy-Argenteau, Count.
— , E., Count ll-186b.
Argcntella lace 16-42c.
Argentera, Punta dell', mt.,

Alps l-741d; l-749a.
ARGENTEUIL, Fr. 2-460o ;

10-778 (B5).
Argcnteus,Codej:28-522b ; 20-

565a; 26-215d.

— (measure) 28-487a.
Argenteus Antoninianus (coin)

19-895a.

Argentic oxido : see Silver
oxide.

Argentiera, cape. It. 15-4
(A-B4).

— , isl., Acg.S. : see Eimolos.

Argentiere, Fr. 10-778 (H5);
l-827b.

— .mt., Alps 26-242 (C5); 1-
743b.

— , pass,MaritimeAlpsl-741d;
3-491M; 12-920d.

— , pass, Pennine Alps 1-
743c.

—.Glacier d', Alps 26-242
(B5).

Arncntille and Curan (Warner)
28-327b; 13-80a.

ARGENTINA, S.Ain. 2-460c ;
2-462 (map) : army 2-466c ;
climate 2-462d ; coinage 18-
707b ; education 2-467a ;
fauna 2-463c ; finance 2-
467b, 19-269b: flags 10-
462c ; flora 2-463b ; govern-
ment2-466a,20-980b; Jewish
colonization 15-410c ; litera-
ture and science 2-464b ;
maps 17-653c ; navy 2-
466d, 24-906b ; patent law
20-907a; pop. 2-464a, 11-
636d ; reUgion 2-467b.

— , Commerce and Industries
2-465b foil. ; 25-489a ; agri-
culture 2-465b ; cane-sugar
26-47a; cotton 7-278d ;
France 10-788b ; Germany
ll-814b ; United Kingdom
27-602b.

— Communications 2-464d ;
railways 2-464d, 22-823a,
25-489b ; shipping statistics
24-872 (Table) ; ski-mails
25-187a.

— , Geology 2-462c ; Andes 1-
964a ; Devonian 8-127b ;
Permian flora 20-541b ;

post-Permian flora 20-542b;

Triassic rocks 27-259b.

ARGENTINA, History 2-468a;
boundary dispute with Chilo
2-461a, 6-158a ; Brazilian
war 4-459a ; constitutions
2-470b foil. ; disarmament
agreement with Chile 21-
lOc; Paraguayan war2-471b,
16-990d, 20-578d ; Rosao
dictator 23-725b.

Argentina (zool.) 24-82b ; 24-
85a.

ARGENTINE, Kan. 2-475a ;
18-608 (A3).

— .pass, Colo. 6-722 (E2) ; 6-
719a.

Argentine (min.) 4-970c.

Argentine Durcltmusterung 21-
530c.

Argentine Great-Western rly.
22-851b.

— Republic : see Argentina.

— Transandine rly. 22-823a.
Argenti nitras : see Silver

nitrate.

— nitras indurata 25-1 16d.

— nitras mitigatus 25-116d.
Argcntino, lake, Arg. 2-462

(B7>; 2-461b; l-961b.
Argenti oxidum 25-1 ICd.
ARGENTITE 2-475a ; 11-

399d; 25-1 13c.
Argentomagus, Fr. 2-475b ; 4-

ARGENTON, Fr. 2-475b ; 10-

778 (E4).

— , riv., Fr. 4-499d.
Argentona, spring, Sp. 17-

Argenton-Chateau, Fr. 10-77S

(D4).
Argcnton-sur-Creuse, Fr. : see

Argcnton.
Argentorate, Argentoratum,

Ger. : see Strassburg.
Argentrd, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Argentre-du-Plessis, Fr. 10-

778 (D3).
Argent-sur-Sauldre, Fr. 10-778

(F4).
Argentum, Ky. 15-740 (E-

F2).

Arges, riv., Rum. : see Argesh.
Arges (myth.) 7-086d.
Arges (zool.) 5-515a.
Argesh, dept., Rum. 23-828

(B2).
— , riv.. Rum. 23-826 (B2) ;

23-826b.

Arget, riv., Fr. 10-595b.
Argha (honey) 13-654C.
Arghaua, eanjak, Turk.As. 8-

167d.

— Maden, Arm. 2-565 (B2) j
8-167d: 26-1047C.

ARGHANDAB, riv., Afg. 2-
475b; 1-307 (C4) ; 14-37G
(A4); 13-250d; l-308b;
agriculture 15-649b ; lead
deposits 1-3 12c ; Zoroastrian
settlement 13-332a.

Arghastan, riv., Afg. l-308b ;
13-332a.

ARGHOUL 2-475c: 6-438d.

Arghun (khan of Persia) 21-
22Gd ; European embassy
22-767a ; marriage 22-8d.

Arghuns (family) l-315d ; 25-
143b.

Arghuri, Asia M. 2-319d.

Arghustan, riv., Afg. : see
Arghastan.

Argial : see Oriel.

Argiapidao 2-306d.

Argid, riv., I. of M. : see Silver-
burn.

Argidecn, riv., Ire. 14-744
(C5).

Argile a silex : see Conglomerat
de silex.

— plastique 9-662d ; 9-6G4a.

— scagliose 2-234c.
Argiletum, Rome 23-586 (C2).
Argillite, Ky. 15-740 (F2).
Argillite (geol.) ll-665c.
Argillornis 3-970d ; 3-977b.
Argilus, Chalcidice 2-lc.
Argin, Sud., battle (1889) 9-

12Gb.

Argina 16-122b.
Arginase 19-923b.
Arginin l-514a ; 19-923a,
Arginusae, battle (406 B.C.)

21-75d; 25-985d; 26-88Ub.
Argiope 4-362b ; 4-363a ; 4-

364d.

Argiopidae : see Argyopidae.
Argippaei, tribe 24-526D.
Argirokastron, Turk. : see Ar-

gjTokastro.
Argish Kaleh, Arm. : see Ar

jish Kaleh.
Argissa Gr. 16-217a.
Argithea, Gr. 12-440 (Cl).
Argnani mezza-majohca waro

5-7320.

Argo, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Colo. 7-104d.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (13).

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Instructions given on Page I.

ARDO-ARIS

^:,V-

r. »-40

7-13

(eoMtollation)

' (ship) S>178o; II-

l>-KS);

: a-mb.
ARGON u-^> 2-Y: 'l . 6-llo:
f7..

VSL'

— (weapon )!-•.-
"Argonaut" (Amer.

marine) 24-
Argonauta : tee Nautilus

paper.

Jrgonaulur (Varro) 17-9zld.
jtrowaulini (ApoUonlni Rho-

dliu) l-188a ; 2-47U1. ; 12-

li'jj.

tautifa (Valerius Flaccua)

_ EM.

Anooautldae 5-701c.

ARGONAUTS l-47Sb jOIaucus

'-•II.. : lU'roulcs

13-IICb; Lemno* legends

16-U-' i : MOIMUS 18-8130 ;

,ou«10-328a: Phlncus's

w.n-. 21-IH.I. : .-ir.-u, 25-

; starting-plan'. 26-

813b. 18-1901.; Triton 27-

Argo navls (astron.): tee

Argonla, Kan. 15-651 (E3).

AHGONNE, plateau, Fr. 2-
179c; 10-77N (G3) ; 17-
T16c: 18-316u; geology 1
5Mb.

Arjropuro, mt., Java 15-281

Argon (myth.) 2-478c.
ARGOS, Gr. 2-17'J.-: 12-tJI
(D3); 13-618 (K3); 25-
610b; 1-660C; 21-17Uu;
archaeology 12-185c ; boulo
4-320b; coins 19-881b,
7-231b ; Hclenna' tomb
13-220c ; Heraeum : tee
Ileraeum; Letoon 16-271a;
Linus legend 18-7 36d ;
sculpture school 12-18Sd.
17-184b; vases 5-711c; Zeus
Kemaeus' temple 20-17Gb.
— : History 2-17U.1 : 12-lllc ;
12-152a ; Achaean league
25-01 3b; Chalcidice alliance
20-9Sb; Danans 7-7930 ;
GrecklndependenceWarll-
494a ; lo 14-721a ; Man-
i 17-iin.'.l> ; Mclampus
18-^ -.1 : Pelsistratids' alii
ance 6-179b ; Pelopon
nesian War 21-71c ; Sparta
15-610b, 1-376C, 5-363d ;
Telesllla 18-573a ; Temenus
13-309a: Pheidon M-362b;
Tiryns sublect to 26-1013b.

— , Ind. 14-122 (K2).

— . dlst., Gr. 21-65b.

l.hilochlcon, Gr. 12-410
: l-*S6d.

ARGOSTOLI, Or. 2-182o ; 12-
l-.'l (I)'.') ; 5-tiM.I.

ARGOSY (diet. )2-182d.

AiV'.t 25-208b.

Argout. Appollinaire Maurice
conite d lf>68b.

Argovian group ll-670c; 20-
415b; 15-5G9C.

Argovie, canton, Switz. : tee
Aargau.

ArgueFl, Fr. 10-778 (E3).

Arguello, Jo*5 Dlario 5-20b.

— , Luis Antonio 5-20c.

Anruello. pt.. Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

Arguenon.riv., Kr. 10-778(C3)
7-219b.

Argues, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).

Arjruin. >>ay. W.Af. 13-296C.

ARGUIN. i-!.. W.Af. 2-182d
(H2) ; 24-G42b.

Anrula. riv.. In-. 15-793a,

Annilldae 9-857d.

Anrul-nor, lake, China 6-168
(ID.

Anrulus 9-658a-

ARGUMENT (logic) 2-482d
10-153b.

— (math.) l-182d ; ll-302d
14-706b.

Annimentum (Roman law) 27

Armin. riv.. Asia 17-553 (A2)
25-1.1 (O-H3); l-8U9c: 15-
i .' : 27-170a; navigation
2S-17b.

Anrnnca, state, W.Af. :

Anmniri Nig. 19-678 (HI).
Anrml. bay. N.G. 19-1S7
(111).

V-r-::..

Or. 11-140<|.|); 14-

.. Cal. S-« (E4).
— mu.. CaL S-» i

UjYttMi

-</vu« (Albany journal) l-190b.
Jratu (Aaflo-Freuru journal)

" Argun " (•hip) l-848b.
Arena (star) M-7»Od.
Anriuiauiu : tee Aryos-phtM-

Al«PMOpta«£TSM.
Arpu-pbeaaant tl->3a; tt-

Anru«villo, N.Dak. 19-7s«

Awuthuikr. P. ll-80Cd.
Can. 1'

.
. JO-.I ..... ..

Ua. 11-76-.'
111. 14-304 (Dl>
M.'. 17-434 (D3).
Minn. l«-iSO (A2).
X.V. 19-598(01).
Soot. : tee Annrll.
I. v. 26-1 : ..... .7).

).

.

trt Lower

.

WH. 18-740 (U6
Lower. Can. :
ATfTlL

AHGYLUearUanddukeaofl-
4.-«.!ii : tunUJ 2-i ; .

— (John Campbell) 2nd duVe
of 2-4S5b.

— (Aichlbald Campbell) 3rd
duke of 1-1850 ; 94-151O ;
25-'J27b.

— (George John Douglas
Ounpln-11) Mil duke of 2-
186a; 19-770C.

— (John Douglas Sutherland
Campbell) 8th duke of 2-
48Gb : 8-asib ; viceroy of
Cun.i.1.1 5-1'. J. ..

— (Colin Campbell) 1st earl of
l-488b; 14-11 Ib.

— (Archibald C.), 2nd earl of

; 24-1421).

— (A. C.), 5th earl of 2-483a.

— (A. C.), 7th earl of 2-183b ;
2-lJ2b.

— (A. C.). 8th earl of l-183b ;
24-i49d ; Charles II. 5-912d ;
duke of Hamilton 12-886o ;
Muntros.- 18-7U:;<1, 12-41 Id.

— (A. O'.), 9th earl of 2-184c ;
24-t."ild; Monmouth's re-
bellion 18-72GC ; treason
trial 27-2«a.

— , Elizabeth Campbell, dnch-
oas of Hamilton and of 4-
558a; l-185d.

— . Ewan, lord of : tee Ewan,
lord of Argj-H.

— , Louise, duchess of : tee
Louise, princess of England.

Anrvll, dist., Scot. 24-118 (A2);

2-4 86b.
Anryll - Uobertson pupil 16-

MM.

ARGYLLSHIRE, co., Scot. 2-

186b ; 24-1U ic:;): 24-lls

(A-Ifj) ; 14-7i;:;c; 14-7C6d.

Aiv> ll's Lodging, Stirling 25-

Argynnls 13-446b.

— paphia : etc Silver-washed
fritlllary.

Artr5-oi)idae25-0fi5a ; 25-664b;
25-(ii;()<.- ; dc-(t-!!i-« 25-666b ;
mimicry 18-lliiia, 25-666d ;
reproduction and courtship
25-665b foil.

bi 6-1 i2c.

.

Argyraspidcs 17-2298,
Argyrlal5-117a; 20-923a.
Argyrlppa, It. : tee Ari>i.
Arjryro Castro, Turk. : tee Ar
ryrokaatro.
RGYR

2-

ARGYRODITE 2-488c.
Argyrohyrax 27- 1 1 la.
ARGYROKASTRO, Turk.

188d ; 27-l-Ji; (113).
Anryroneta : tee Fresh-water

spider.

Anrvropclecus 14-261a.
ARGYROPULUS, JOHN 2-

188d.

Argyrotoios, Apollo 2-1 84c.
Anryrns : see Romanus III.
Arhab, dlst., Arab. 28-914b.
Arhan : tee Arahat.
Arhanga, pass, India 26-1005d

26-1 ..... u.
Arhangel, Rnsa. : tee Arch

Arhat : see Arahat.
Arheilgen. Ger. 11-808(11. m9)
Arhesnofer (irod) 9-7 7 b.
Arholma, isl., Swed. 26-1UO

(E2).

AH (the learned) 28-99C.
Ar.. Ind. 14-4-.".' i.
— . M.. Ind.O. 17-186a.
ARIA (music) l-189a : 19-

77d : 6-S'.'5d : 2S-40Gd.
Aria College, Portsmouth 22

ISfb.
Ariab, Sud. 26-9 (C-D2) ; 1

781a.

\t«rt, mt.. Uor.
Ariadne ( East Roman 0

.
(mjrUi.) 1-lOOa ; 1-

«J

— (Pertlan aoldlcr) 7-708c.

Arlao. mt,. NJ1.W. 19^538

Arlakeno-ura, bay. Jap. 15-

146 ((ill); 15-157b.
Artaldus (deacon of Milan)

Arlal Khan. riv.. India S-133b ;

10-178b.
Arlaloor beds : tee Deccan

' ~ i'.-

Arian, tribe l-315a ; H-103b.
Arlaua : tee Aryana.
Ariane (of Tahiti) : tee I'omare

Ariane (Deamareti de Salnt-
Sorlin) 13-385a.

ArlauUm 7-399a : 19-611 b.
13-3Gla; Aquilela. synod
at l-798d ; Constantino 6-
990a: Euaeblus of Caesarea

9--J..H.: nym K-

pope's position 15-4.
54 Ib ; Teutonic t

.. li-
!oUow«

26-.- .. 27-566b, 2-511a.
Arlano, It. (Kcrrora) : tee Sta

Maria dl Arlano.
AR1ANO DI PUGLIA, It. 2-

490b; 15-1 (E4).
Arian Pall : tee KharoahtM.
.\r. u.t.i- n.f S. . l!i n 21- ... - i.
Ariaratlies I. 5-'.'S7d.

— IV. 5-287 d.

— V. 5-287d ; 17-228b ; 13-
2430.

— VI. 18-621C ; 19-661d.
Ariarl, riv., S.Am. 20-275d.
Ariaric (king of Goths) 12-

ITSd.

Arias, riv., Anr. M-7S8b.
Arias de A vila, Pedro : tee

Davlla, Pedrnrias.

— Miranda (Span, minister)
25-JOSe.

— MONTANO, BENITO
190b.

Arlaspac, tribe 7-707d.

AH Ay ash. int., Mor. 18-851

(K-.').

A. U.I. 11. A. (obbrcv.) 1-29O.
Ariban3-305d.
Aribau, Uuenaventura Carlos

25-:>UOd.
Ariblnda. Fr.W.Af. 11-201

(F3).

Aribistan, Asia : see Arabia.
Aribo (archbp. of Mainz) 6-

966a.

Arib of Cordova 2-275a.
ARICA, Clul. 2-i'JOc; 2-162

(E5); 6-lJ.^r ; cession 4-

177a. 6-liJd, 6-16Sc; siege

8-1610.
Arica, dcpt., Chil. 26-31 7o.

— , riv., Peru : eft Azapa.
Aricara, tribe : fee Ankara.
Ariccia, It. 15-1 (F2) : tee alto

Aricia.
Ariccia, Agostino Cliitri, duke

of: fte Chlgl, Agostino

prince of Fameee and duke

of Ariccia.

Arlcciana, val., It. 2-490c.
Aricha, Alg. 1-613 (A2).

Arichas, Ger. S.n'.Af. 2S-166

Arlchat, Can. 19-831 (D2).
Arichis II. 5-892b; 10-6U9c

22-313a.

Ariel : see Ariclnl.
Aricia (myth.) 28-109d.
ARICIA (mod. Ariccia), It, 2-

190c ; 15-26 (U6) ; Diana

cult 8-lGJa, 9-UM, 23-579d

Hippolytus 28-109d.
ARCINI2-190d.
Arickaree, riv., Colo. : tee

Arikaree.
Ariconium, Rom.Br. : tee Wes

ton.

Arid, cape, W.Aus. 1-960 <C6)
— , div., Arab. 2-261 (Eo) ; 19-

35 la.

— , Isl., N.Z. 19-621 (E2).
— , mts., Arab. 2-261 (K ..) ; 2

258o : 19-351a.
Aride. isl., Ind.O. 24-751C.
Arid farming l-416a.
Arid Region doctrine 28-386C.
AR1EGE. .K-pt. Fr.2-I90d ;10-

778 (EG) ; 10-779C ; bauxite

3-M3a.
Ariege, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E6)

.

Ariel. La. 17-51 (b7).
— , Pa. 21-106(M3).
— , Wash. 28-351 (C3).
Ariel (astron.) 27-7b9b ;
815d.

«. : i.- • ... : . • I . r> -.:..:•
Ariel lamp U-ttJO.

aa,lake.lSoot.»4-ir/(CJ).

7-11 (map).
ArtM (xodia.) S-liilb; 18-

•Wb ; 1-itovt. ; l-7W»b.
" ArlcU. " (ship) M-V15b.
Arletida* M-AWd : 10-5900.
Arletlte* 5-693d ; 1S-570*.

— • llut'klaiitli lft*AOVti.

— obtiisu. l«-56»b.

— rarloortaUu U-560b.
Arlf (Mahom. class) 17-565b.
Arid (poet) 11-24 la.

Art Krodl TbOftftaaoD 14-13Ta;

23-1000o; «-453c.
Ariga. Sn. »-119a (plan).
Arlgna, Ire. 14-741

— . rir.. Ire. 13-7-

Arlgo, count Delia Rocca : tee

•Deua Roeca, Artgo.
Ariguanabo, lake. Cu. 7-5*5

(Bl); 7-5»6b.

— , riv., Cu. M-1J7C ; 7-596b.
AH lluian. uit.. Mor. 18-bil

E2).

__lkM-I12a.
ARIKARA 1-lDlb : 14-177d.
Arikaree, Colo. 8-722 (112).

— , riv., Colo. 6-72-.' iIUi.
Arikaree group (geol.) 19-321b.
Arikbugha (Mongol leader) 15-

'•,-... : IS-:' . '.I.
Arlk-den-llu (Assyr. king) 1-

107b; 18-183a.
Ariki (ruler. Cook b.) 7-73b.
Arikl (drink) : tee Arrack.
Aril. St 17-829C.
Arilla, Martina de (d. 1611) 25-

ill-.!.
Arillaga, Jos* Joaqoln de 5-

Mb.

Arillode ll-258d.
AriUua ll-25Sd.
Arilyc, Scrv. 27-829C.
Arima, Jap. 15-lGUd ; 15-227a.
Arima, W.I. 28-511 (Bl) ; 27-

1860.

AR1M ASPI 2-191C.
ArimaUn-flhibori 19-152a.
Arimau-dahan : tee Clouded

ARlMlNUM, It. 2-191c ; 15-

26 (D2) : tee also Rlm!nl.
Ariminus, riv.. It. : tee Morec-

chia.

Arimneste 2-502d.
ArimnostUI 2-502d.
Arimondi (ItaL commander]

15-77b; 9-126d.
Arimui, cape. Jap. 15-156(Q3).
Arinae 2O-8Glc.
Arlnagour, Scot. 24-112 (111!) ;

6-681b.
Arind, riv., India 14-376 (HO)

10-lUlb.

Artnez, .-ti. 28-119a (plan).
Aringay, P.Is. 21-:i92 (A:.).
Arimsta, Albania l-18Ca.
Arinnu, fort, Asia M. 24-798a
Ariiio, Sp. 25-530 .
Arinos.r.v., Braz. 1-785 (map);

Arinosa, Utah 27-811 (A2).
Arinthod, Fr. 10-778 (Gl).
ARIOBARZANES (of Pontus

(362 B.C.) 2-191d ; 2-662c

18-9910.

— (of Pontus) (210 B.C.) 2-
191d.

— (Persian satrap) 2-192a ; 7-
307a.

— Euscbes (of Coppadocia) !•
191d.

— Philopator (of Cappadocla
2-191d.

— Philo-Romaeus (of Cappa
docia) 2-191d ; 5-2S7d ; 16-
969b; 28-540.

— (of Larsa) : tee Eri-Aku.
Ariolica : tee Pontarlicr, it.
Ariolimax ll-526b.

ARION (of Mcthymna) 2-192n
dithyramb 8-323d, 12-510b
8-188c.

Arlon, la. 14-732 (B3).

Arion(myth.)l-215b.

— (zool.) : ere Black slug.

— hortensis l-121a.
Ari..n:d.i.- ll-.-.-.'f.!..
Ariophanta ll-526b.
Arioso (in music) 20-162a,
ArioeU. AttUlo 12-91 1 d.
AR10STO. LODOVICO 2-192b

comedies 8-520b, 14-907b
poetry 14-906d, 10-368b
Tisio's portrait 26-101 Sb.

"Ariosto^' (Titian) 12-33o
20-613a.

Ariosto's Stanza : tee Ottara
Rima.

Ariovistns 1.241d ; 4-939c
24-6.')8r ; 26-GS2O.

Arlppn. Cey. 14-382 (HIS) ; 5-

reSb.

Arts (myth.) 5-429d.
Arisalg, Scot. 24-112 (C3) ; 14-
721d.

3tSfiaC

•4-411

Jia ; »-l«b ; t-S9a ; ba..~,
(1T98/V) ll-l»la, »»-
convention (UOO) 11-1*41..
18-17 td.

ArtaU. Mariano 18-J10d ; 4-
675b; 18-4741,.

Arista (to>,l.)8-^07b.

Artstaccs(of Armenia )U>»8<b;
1-57 Ib.

— i..f I.mtiverd) l-573d.
AR1STAENETU8 2-l'J-t ; 24-

-I .. .

Aristaeopsls 17-158b.
ARISTAEUS (myth.) 1-19SC.

— (mathematician) 6-»10d.
AH1STAGORAS 2-4«::d . 17-

.
ARISTANDER (of

2-I.-1 ..

Aristarcheans l-191b.
Aristarchl. 8. 18-33bd.
Aristarchus (Athenian) t-673a.
ARISTARCHUS (of Hamos) 1-

191a ; 2-80»d ; 24-:;97a.
ARISTARCHUS (of Bamo-

Uu .- ' 2-li.lt. ; 12-11. :

12-331c;Uomerl2-124c.ll-

i; ISA,
Aristazable, SaL, Can. 4-600

AR1ST EAS (author) 2-lBlc.

— (peeudonymous author) 2-
194c ; 24-653d ; U-54»c.

— (Corinthian general) 12-
455c.

Aristeldes : tee Aristiden.
Aristerae. Isl., Gr. 11-110 (£.").
Aristias (dramatist) 22-2ild.
Aristida 12-378a.

— oliogantha : tee Ant rice.

— BubacaulU 11-801 b.
ARISTIDBS(Athenlan)2-191d;

7-958o ; 2-81 2c.

— (of Miletus) 2-195d; 12-
515o ; 7-1 69d.

— (of Thebes) 2-495b.

— , AELIUS 2-19ib ; ll-51Sb ;
7-169d.

— , QUINT1LIANUS 2-4 95c.
AR1STIDES, APOLOGY CF "

2-195d.
Aristion (Athenian tyrant) 2-

843d; Deloa l-161b ; 20-

Ib.
ARISTIPPUS l-197a ; anarch-

ism 1-9 15a; hedonism 13-

197d ; Socrates 15-336d.
Aristlnm. Asia M. U-514a.
Aristo (of Alexandria) 21-1 63c.
- c..f i ,..-,21-11, t. :2-\:~:\'.
ARISTO (of Chios) l-197a.
ARISTO (of Pella) 2-197b.
Ar itobulu-(.,f Ali-xui.dr; ..21-

10*0.
ARISTOBULUS (of Casnn-

drcia) 2-197b ; 2O-878b ; 12-

159a.

— I. (of Judaea) 15-3B5d ; 20-
620d : 13-21 Ic ; 14-21 Ob.

— II. 15-396b ; 17-198b.

— III. 13-380a.

— IV. 3-769d.
ARISTOBULUS (of Paneae) 1-

197b ; 16-920b.
Aristochin 17-1 65c.
ArU>tocles(ofMessene)21-16rd.

— (son of Ariston) : tee Plato.
ARISTOCRACY 2-197c ; 19-

721b ; government 12-29: c.
Aristocrates (of Arcadia) 2-
198d.

— (Athenian) 8-1 lr.
AristocystMac 8-S77d.
Aristocystls 8-876a ; 8-877d ;

20-237d.

Aristodemus (of Cumae) 7-
lift.

— (Heraclid) »-C09d ; 15-
610d; 13-309a.

ARISTODEMUS (of Messenia)

2-198b.
Arlstpgelton (Athenian orator)

8-.7I !.

— (murderer of Hlpparchna)
12- • ; 13- :: . ; 5- - ...

Aristol : tee Thymol Iodide.
ARISTOLOCHIA t-198c ; 20-
552a; H-5a.

— clematitls : see Blrthwort.

— retlculata: tee Red River
Snake-root.

— serpentaria: tee Virginian.
Snake-root.

— slpho : tee Dutchman's pipe.
Ariatolochlaceae 10-566d.
Aristomaohus (Heraclid) 13-

Aristomedes (artist) 21-«17d.
ARISTOMENES (of Andania>
1-4980.

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49

ARIS-ARNO

Ariston (of lulls) : see Aristo
(of Ceos).

— (of Pella) : see Aristo of
Pella.

— (of Sparta) 25-610b.
Aristonautae, Gr. 12-440 (D2).
ARISTONICUS (of Alexandria)

2-499a; 13-633a.

— (of Pergamum) 5-287d ; 7-
380d ; 19-664d.

Aristophanei 5- "• vi.

ARISTOPHANES (dramatist)
2-499a ; 12-Sllc ; comedies
8-491d ; Cratinus 7-382a ;
critical work7-469c ; Eupolis
9-900b ; Euripides 9-901d,
20-8600 ; satire 24-223C.

— (vase painter) 5-7 19b.

— OF BYZANTIUM 2-501a ;
6-44Sc ; glossaries 12-
124c, 8-190d; single point
punctuation 17-622b.

Aristophanius : see Artemi-
dorus.

Aristophon (Athen. orator) 14-
200b.

Aristoquin 22-758a.

Aristoteles. Decree of 7-960a.

Aristoteles (philos.) : see Aris-
totle.

Aristotelia maqui 5-550d.

Aristotile (Florentine artist) :
see Sangallo, Bastiano di.

Aristotle (founder of Cyrcne)
3-S35a.

ARISTOTLE (philos.) 2-501b ;
abiogenesis l-64c ; abortion
l-68a ; Alexander of Aphro-
disias l-566c ; Alexander
the Great l-545d, 19-65b ;
Alexander's legendary letter
l-550d, l-551c ; anatomy
l-922b ; Anaxagoras' doc-
trine of mind l-943c ; anim-
ism 2-55b; Antisthenes 2-
146c ; Aquinas's comment-
aries 2-251c; Aquinas's
ethics 9-824d ; Arabian
philosophy 2-276c ; Arabic
translations 27-184a; Archy-
tas of Tarentum 2-446b ;
aristocracy 2-497c ; Aris-
toxenus 2-522d ; art theory
10-362d, 14-332d ; Aspasius'
commentaries 2-766a ; as-
sociation of ideas 2-7S4a ;
atomism 24-39Sa ; Averroes
2-280c ; the beautiful 1-
285d; blood (physiol.) 13-
43d; Boctius 4-117u ;
Butler's ethics compared 4-
884d ; Campanella 5-121d ;
categories 5-509a ; causation
S-558a ; charity S-8G4C, 5-
870b ; Chartres school 3-
798a ; church, medieval 24-
352d ; classification 6-462b ;
climate and racial difference
2-1 14b; commentators 16-
S99b, 21-163c: see also
Androtion. &c. ; Constitu-
tion of Athens 7-16d ; con-
tradiction 7-40d ; criticism,
literary 7-469c ; definition
7-926d ; democracy 8-ld ;
dialectic 8-1 ~>Ua ; drama 8-
47iir ; dreams 8-561d; earth,
figure of 8-799d; earth-
quakes ll-639d ; elements
9-53c ; embryology 9-324a,
13-46a ; entomology 9-655a;
epigenesis 10-29c ; ethics 9-
«14a ; Eubulides 9-867b ;
<eudaemonia 9-881b ; evolu-
tion theories 10-24a ; fishes
14-243d ; form and matter
10-667b ; French drama
influenced ll-129d ; friend-
ship 9-822a ; Gassendi 11-
503a ; geography ll-620b ;
government (types) 12-293c ;
<Jreek grammar 12-33 Ib ;
Greek racial qualities 14-
879a ; Greek text recovered
2-2S2b ; humanist com-
parison with Plato 12-524d ;
idealism 14-2»2a ; imitation
theory 14-332d ; immor-
tality 14-336d ; induction
«-899a, 14-501d; Ionian
school 14- 73 Id ; Jewish
scholars 2-282d ; juris-
prudence 15-580c ; Kind!
15-802d; knowledge (theory)
24-398d ; land and sea
<geol.) ll-640b; light 5-
105b ; literary importance
-12-513C ; logic 16-881b, 16-
899a ; medicine 18-42d ;
metaphysics 18-225a, 18-
253b ; monogenist theory
18-7 30c ; morphology 18-
863b ; nature theory 2-520a ;
•ornithological writing 20-
299c ; Oxford statute (medi-
eval) favouring 4-686c ;
mysteries (psychological
effect) 19-121c ; overthree
-theory of Eristratus27-926c;
Paduan school 2-281d; Pa

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instructions given on Page 1.

trizzl 20-934d ; Peripatetics
21-ll>2d : philosophy, theory
of 21-440D ; physiognomy
21-550c ; platouism (de-
velopment from) 2-502d ;
Plato 's Laws 12-50 Ic; poetry
21-S78c ; political theory
12-293C, 25-519d ; sover-
eignty 25-520d ; Portuguese
school 22-159d ; rainbow
22-8610 ; Rhetoric 23-234c,
23-233d ; river action 11-
640b ; Sealiger 24-284a ;
scholasticism 24-346d ; Siin-
plicius 25-135a ; slavery 25-
21 Sb : social theory 10-159a ;
25-301b ; Socratic method
9-815a ; space and time 25-
526a ; Speusippus 25-645d ;
Telesio's attack 26-573b :
theism 26-751d ; Themistius'
paraphrases 26-758c ; theo-
logical influence 26-773c ;
translations (Lat. 13th cent.)
27-184b; (early French) 11-
120d; Trendelenburg 27-
246c ; volcanoes ll-639d ;
will, freedom of 28-649a ;
works (list, classification
and history) 2-505b ; works
(order) 2-516d, 2-517b ;
Xenocrates, criticism of 28-
884b; zoology 28-102 jl>, 23-
136b.

Aristotle's lantern (zool.) 24-
565a.

ARISTOXENUS OF TAREN-
tum 2-:">22c ; Aristotle 2-
502a. 2-5U4d ; Anlos 2-919C :
prosody 27-1041d ; rhythm
23-277a, 27-1042b.

Aristyllus(astronomer)2-810a.

ARISUGAWA (Japanese royal
family) 2-522d; 15-263a.

Arita, Jap. 15-156 (F-G10) ;
porcelain 15-183C, 15-185a
(PI. VIII.), 5-755C.

Arite 19-c, iiili.

ARITHMETIC 2-523a : 11-
711b; l-600c ; Colenso's
manuals 6 - 666a ; medi-
eval 8-955h ; Nieomachus'
treaties 19-664b : Pytha-
goras' work 22-700b ; Rhind
papyrus 9-47a : tables 26-
326b.

Arilhmetica (Diophantus) 8-
288b.

— Logarithmiea (Briggs) 4-
566d ; 16-870a.

Arithmetical progression 1-
603c ; l-609b ; 8-223c.

Arithmetic mean 17-947C.

Arithmetico-gcometrical mean
17-947c; l-612c.

Arithmomania 19-428b.

Arithmometer 4-97 2d.

Arithmone (math.) 26-327c.

Arithmos (Roman regiment)
23-523C.

Aritium, Sp. 14-635d.

Ariton, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

ARIUS (4th cent. A.D.) 2-
542d ; 20-273b ; tenets :
ace Arianism.

Arius. riv.. Afg. : see Hari-Rud.

Arius (zool.) 5-513c ; geologi-
cal age 3-4S3a.

Ariusia. Chios 6-236C.

Arivaca, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

— , val., Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

Arivaipa, tribe 2-158d.

Arivan, riv., S.Am. 20-275d.

Arivi Aru, riv., Cey. 14-382
(H-I15).

Ariya4-743c.

Arizaro, Sal de, marsh, Chil.
2-462 (CD.

Arize, riv., Fr. 2-491a.

Arizola. Ariz. 2-544 (C3).

ARIZONA, U.S. 2-544b ; 2-
544 (map) ; government
and law 2-547b, 10-157c,
16-211b, 2O-979C, 23-395C ;
fauna 27-633d ; history 2-
547e, 18-340d ; minerals 2-
546c, 27-643C, 22-695c ;
newspapers 19-572C.

" Arizona " (ship) 24-886a.

Arizona Rangers 2-547b.

— ruby 23-812d ; 16-196d.
Arizonia, La. 17-54 (Bl).
Arizpe, Mex. 18-318 (Cl) ; 25-

416d.

Arjabahr : see Aryabhatta.
Arjan (Sikh) 2S-85c ; 12-358d ;

13-486b.

Arjan, Pal. 20-602 (D4).
Arjar, mts., Cauc. : see Ajar.
Arjaw : see Osroes.
Arjepluog, Swed. 19-800 (D2) ;

16-204a.
Arjish, Arm. 2-565 (D2).

— mt., Turk.As. : see Erjish.

— Kaleh. Arm. 27-8 7 Sc.
Arjona, Sp. 25-530 (C4) ; 15-

124b.
Arju, mts., C.Af. 19-693 (C7) ;

27-557 (Bl); 19-694d.
Arjun (Sikh) : see Arjan.

ARJUNA (myth.) 2-548d ; 24-

167c.

Arjuno (temples) 15-293a.
Arjuzanx, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
ARK (diet.) 2-548d.

— (of Noah)2-549a; 7-859c ;
2-3 19d.

— (of the Covenant) 2-549b :
9-140a; 19-864a ; 24- 12 Id ;
26-323d ; divination 9-676d.

— (of the Law) 2-549b ; 26-
29 Id.

Arka, Phoenicia 21- 1 I'.M.

— , riv., Syr. 16-346d.

Arkabutla. Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

Arkadelpliia, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— , Ark. 2-552 (B3).

Arkadia, Gr. : sec Arcadia.

Arkaic, lake, Scot. 24-412 (C3);
16-89d.

— , riv., Scot. 14-719d.

Arka-Kol, lake, China 26-428a;
16-991b.

Arkamane (Arkamen) : see
Ergamenes.

Arkana, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).

Arkansas, hills, Colo. 6-722
(E3).

ARKANSAS, riv., U.S. 2-550 ;
2-552 (D3); 6-722 (G3); 15-
654 (E-F3) ; 20-58 (El);
15-654d; 20-5Sa; 18-604c ;
legal case 6-720a.

— , state, U.S. 2-551b ; 2-552
(map) ; agriculture 2-552a,
ll-269a, 7-264d ; fauna 27-
634a ; tinance 2-553d ; geo-
logy 2-552a, 20-2371) ;
government and law 2-553c,
16-7G7C, 20-979c, 17-758c,
23-395C ; governors 2-555d ;
newspapers 19-572c.

" Arkansas " (battleship) 24-
BOlo.

Arkansas Bill (Swamp and
Overflow Act) 10-9d.

Arkansas City, Ark.2-552 (D4).

— CITY, Kan. 2-556a ; 15-
654 (F3).

— Co.. Ark. 2-552 (D3).

— Divide, mts., Colo. 6-722
(F2).

Arkansas Gazette 16-793a.
Arkansas hone 13-653a.

— Junction, Colo. 6-722 (D2).

— Post, Ark. 2-552 (D3) ; 2-
554c.

— stone 13-653a.

— University 10-218d:2-554b.
Arkansas, Wis. 28-740 (A4).
Arkansite 4-646c.
Arka-tagh, mts., C.Asiiv 6-168

(D2); 15-940c; 27-423a.
Arkavati, riv., India 14-382

(G13) ; 3-315rt.
Arkdale. Wis. 28-740 (C-D4).
Arkeaons : see Sargon.
Arkel (lordship) ll-556c.
Arkendale, val., Yorks. 28-

931d.
Arkhalik (Pers. costume) 21-

193b.

Arkhangel, Russ. : see Arch-
angel.
Arkhangel, cathedral, lluss.

(Moscow) 18-892a.
Arkharl : see Argali.
Arkiko, Erit. 17-864d.
Ark-i-linik, riv.. Can. 12-422d.
Arkina, Gr. (Attica) l-245d.
— , Gr. (Laconia) 16-52b.
Arkinda, Ark. 2-552 (A4).
Ark in flood (medal) 18 -3a.
Arkinholm, Scot. : battle(1455)

8-444a.

Arkins, Colo. 6-722 (El).
Arkle, mt., Scot. 26-169c.

— Beck, riv., Yorks. 9-412
(I. D4).

Arklet, glen, Scot. 24-418 (B2).
— , lake, Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

25-927d ; 12-84d.
— , riv., Scot. 16-937b.
Arkley. Herts. 16-942 (C2).
ARKLOW, Ire. 2-556b ; 14-

741 (E4); 28-619b.
— , head. Ire. 14-744 (E4).
— , sandbank, Ire. 14-744 (F4).

— Bridge, Ire., battle(1798)2.
556b.

— , North, lightship 14 - 744

(F4).
— .South, lightship 14-744

(F4).

Arko, isl., Swed. 26-180 (D2).
Arkoe, Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
Ark of the Covenant and of the

Law : see under Ark.
Ark of the Covenant, church,

Lond. (Clapton) l-366a.
Arkold Bank, sandbank, Jap.

15-156 (MS).

Arkona, Ger. : see Arcona.
Arkonam, India 14-382 (HIS).
Arkopocli, Gr. : see Leuctra.
Arkose 24-1 1 lei.
Arkosund, Swed. 26-190 (D2).
Arkoudi, isl., Cr. 12-424 (B2).
Arksis, -Mor. 18-851 (B4); 26-

161c.

Arksut, fjord, Green. 7-562c.

Arksutite 7-562d.

Arkvillo, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).

ARKWRIGHT, SIR RICHARD
2-556b ; 3-2291) ; spinning
machinery 25-686c, 5-324b,
7-284d.

— r. Nightingale 2-556c.
Aria, Swed. 26-190 (1)2).
Arlanc, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Arlandes, Marquis d' l-263b.
Arlanibiius, Philipp : see Abe-

lin, Johann Philipp.

Arlanz6n, riv., Sp. 25-030
(C-D1) ; 4-819a.

Arlaud, Jacques ll-588b.

Arl-Berg, mt., Aus. 26-242
(12).

Arlberg, pass, Alps l-746a.

— , tunnel, Aus. 3-4 (B3) ; 27-
404d.

Arlecchino : see Harlequin.

Arlccdon, Cumb. 9-412 (I. A3);
7-025d.

Arleeng, tribe : see Mikirs.

Arlempdcs, chateau, Fr. 13-
72d.

Arler, Heinrieh : see Parler,
Heinrich.

ARLES, Fr. 2-557a ; 10-778
((!«); 22-.ri03c; 7-187a ;
amphitheatre 2-385a; battle
(411) 17-926c; battle (480)
22-5030 ; bishopric 13-459d;
cathedral 2-397b, 2-557a ;
Childebert I. 6-137a; Con-
stantino the usurper 6-
992o ; Knights of Si John
24-14b ; Salyes 24-104C.

— , KINGDOM OF 2-557c; 9-
916; 11-834 (maps); 4-
82 Ib.

—.Synods of (314) 2-557c ;
Caecilian 8-410b ; canon law
of Gaul 5-1951) ; horse-
racing condemned 13-727a ;
(353)17-103c.

— Canal, Fr. 2-557a.
Arlesey, Beds. 9-424 (IV. B2);

3-621b ; ll-534d.
Arlesheim, Switz. 26-242 (Dl).
Arles-Ies-Bains, Fr. : see

Amelie-les-Bains.
Arlos-sur-Tech,Fr. 10-778 (F6);

22-689C.
Ariel, Grande Anse d', bay,

W.I. 17-802 (A2).
— , Petite Anse d', bay, W.I.

17-802 (AS).
Arleux, Fr. 10-778 (Fl); siege

(1710) 25-605d.
Arley, Chcs. 16-139 (D?,).

— (Upper), Staffs. 9-420 (III.
C2) ; 24-723d.

— Brook, riv., Ches. 16-139
<C3).

— Pool, Ches. 16-139 (D?,;.
Arlidge, J. T. (physician) 16-

320d.
ARLINGTON, HENRY BEN-

net, earl of 2-558b ; 21

406a.

Arlington, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (E5).
— , Colo. 6-722 (G3).
— , Dev. 9-430 (VI. El).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B4).
— , la. 14-732 (F2).
— , 111. 14-304 (C2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F5).
— , Kan. 15-654 (D3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (A2).
ARLINGTON, Mass. 2-559c ;

17-852 (B3).
— , Md. 17-828 (A3).
— , Minn. 18-550 (CG).
— , Mo. 18-608 (E4).
— , Neb. 19-324 (113).
— , N.J. 19-502 (A2).
— , O. 20-26 (C3).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (E2).
— , R.I. 7-378d.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (B8).
— , Vt. 19-490 (A5).
— , Wash. 28-354 (C-D1) ; 28-

350c.

— , Wis. 28-740 (D5).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (F-G4)

— Heights, 111. 14-304 (Dl).

— Heights, Mass. 17-852 (A3) ;
2-559C.

Arloa, Colo. 6-722 (B4).
Arloing, Saturnin 28-10a.
Arloing's pneumo-bacillus 21-

838c.
ARLON, Belg. 2-559c ; 3-668

(G4) ; battle (1558) 12-

700b ; (1794)ll-179d.
Arlotti, Jacopo 23-67 6b.
Arlschartc, pass, Alps l-746c.
Arlt, Ferdinand 12-315C.
Arltunga Goldfleld, dist.,S. Aus.

2-960 (E4).
Arius, Angelique Marie d',

comtesse de Montrond : see

Montrond, Angelique Marie

d' Arius.
Arly, riv., Fr. 10-778 (H5) ; 14-

867b ; 24-248d.

ARM (diet.) 2-559d.

— (human) l-941c ; 18-74 3a ;
muscles 19-55b ; 25-175C.

— (niech.) : see Crank-arm.
Arma (myth.) 2-167b.
Armabel, Bal. : see Bela.
Armada, Ang. 6-923 (A5).
— , Ark. 2-552 (A2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (til).
ARMADA, THE 2-560a ; 9-

535a ; Holland, effect on 10-

185a ; medals 18-3a, 19-

899o ; memorial 21-861C ;

ships 24-S66c ; sea-power,

effect on 10-185a.
Armadale, Scot. (Linlithgow)

24-418 (D3) ; geology 16-

732a; oil!6-732a.
— , Scot. (Skye) 24-412 (C2) ;

castle 25-2(16d.
— , Scot. (Sutherland) 24-412

(Dl).
Armadillidium viilgare 28-

802b.
ARMADILLO 2-560d; 8-926b;

caecum 17-52oa; fossil forms

8-'J29a ; scutes 17-522b ;

to:-tli 17-522d; United States

27-634b.
ARMAGEDDON (bibl.) 2-

561b.
ARMAGH, Ire. 2-562b ; 14-

744 (E2) ; truit fHrming 11-

262b ; geology 14-740d ;

history of see 14-763d, 14-

764c, 14-7G7c ; St Patrick

20-934a.

— , Pa. 21-106 (D5).
ARMAGH, co. Ire. 2-5611) ; 14-

744 (E2).
Armagh, Book of 5-623c ; 20-

575b ; 6-451a.
Armagnac (family) 2-562d; 10-

595c.
Arniiignac, Bernard d' : see.

Pardiac, Bernard d'Armag-

nac.
— , Henry, count of : see

Henry (of Lorraine), count

of Harcourt.
-T-, James of : see Nemours,

James of Armagnac.
— , John I., count of 2-563a ;

10-595d.
ARMAGNAC, prov., Fr. 2-

562d ; 10-776 (C-D5) ; 10-

802 (map).

Armagnac (brandy) ll-904d.
Armagnacs (party) 2-563b ; 3-

SOUb ; 10-8221).
Armagnat, H. 17-328d.
Armagon, India : see Armog-

ham.
Armainvilliers, forest, Fr. 4-

561c.

Armaiti (rel.) 28-1042b.
Armalausi, tribe l-4C8b.
Ar-Malcha, canal, Babyl. 3-

lOOc.
Armalec (Armalecco), C. Asia :

see Kulju.

Arman (dynasty) : see Armen.
Armana Prouvenc.au 22-502d.
Armance, riv., Fr. 10-778

(F-G3) ; 24-3c.
Armangon, riv., Fr. 10-778

/F-G4) ; 24-3c ; 24-633c.
" Armand Barb6s " (balloon)

l-2«8b.
Armand de Beauvoir 24-356a ;

8-693d.

— de Bourbon, prince de
Conti : see Conti.

— of Perigord : see Hermann
of Perigord.

Armand David, lake, Tib. 6-

168 (D3).

Armandy, Captain 4-191b.
Armanni, Vincenzo 16-51c.
Armansperg, J. L. von 20-

372a.
Armant, Egy. : see Hermon-

this.

Armariolum l-17b.
Armasis, castle, Tiflis : see

Arma-tsikhe.
Armathwaite, Cumb. 9-412

(I. C3); 24-130a; 24-129d.
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).
ARMATOLES2-563c; 4-563d.
Armatoliks 2-563c.
Arma-tsikhe, castle, Tiflis 18-

954a.
ARMATURE 2-563d ; dynamo

8-765a, 8-7GGC, 8-781a ;

sculpture 24-488a.
Armatus, Salvinus 16-611d.
ARMAVIR (Armauria), Arm.

2-563d ; 23-648 (G2).
— , Russ. 2-563d ; 23-874 (II.

Bl).

Armbrust, Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Armed Associations (1798) 28-

208c.
Armed Neutrality, League of 9-

932o ; 23-902d ; 8-37a ; Hol-
land 13-603c ; Sweden 26-

209c.
Armegon (Armeghon), India :

see Armogham.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

50

To make full use of this Inde* It It essential to nmd the
Instruction* given on I'mge I.

14-

1 1
27-

l • •• i • 1 1 1

I ; Ann
Irda ••

\rn.li, .-i. •••. II! 14- . 'I •
^^Ktun I*-S7«

' i-477.;«0-7-ll. ;
8-43'

u •

MIMINIUS8-.'.7lU; 19-.MIU.
—1 JACOB US 8- J 7 Ob: U-tStoi

22-

AmlBlii* y ii. He, •|.rtmr. Llpp-

•••
Anulapatlm : trt HraosM.

JsCsvd. Elisabeth 1'. 10-
7

-•w, A«ln M. S-T60d;
22-;.'.- : 6- Wto; 7- .39b.
4 1 inni la i • vulgaris : nr Apr i-

^rmrnto, Hilton of (Mow* of
Cborene) 18->S>7h.

•••Bin. pror..
Bam. Emp. 23-.. : 1.1 ; 23-

,mn cement : tee Jewel-

•it.
ARMENIAN CHURCH 2

ABM* l-3f,4d ; anolnUngt-
80a ; bapUnn 3-3*8* ; Cle-

• V 1 . 6- 1 - 1

Ferrara- Florence 10-
England 9- 1.'.'.: episcopal

.vratii.n8---:<il; ciichar-
Istlo doctrine 9--
18-:-.'':-l :

movement 17-1 ; - . ; minor
orders 2O-lS5n ; mitre 18-
827a ; separat ion from Qreek

vh 2-566a : spiritual
Jurisdiction 2-.M'.i"><- : Syn-
• xariiiiu 28-2U'.'b; vestments
27-1

— era 6-:il6c.
ARMENIAN LANGUAGE AND

Liurature 2- 71>i; llihle 3-
S.H3a ; dictionaries 8-197t> ;
MechltharisU 17-HUMi ; ori-
gin of language l-72»c, 1-
;.r.:. !. 21-JlM -.

— moutlon 18-932a.

I • 40c.
Aniirnlcntadt. Bung. : tee

Sxamos-t'Jvar.
Armeno. It. 28-24.'
Annenopoulos (llyiantine

scri bet 12-1324.
Annrn llock, li_-hthnuse. FT.

IS-:.:".'.- 16- ,
Armcnt, Egy. : tee Hermon

(emperor) : tee

I i.ll'-r: i-.

p. 28-1 19» (Plan).
ARMENTIERES, Fr. 1-675.1 ;
10-77- (H>.

21-79.1i!.

via : tee Thrift (hot.).
Armea, Philip 21-6«lc.
Armi- '••'. IT- 'i. - 2- --"..
ARMET 2- ; . : 4-818c; 13-

•JIT'i.
ARMFELT.G USTAV M.. count

: lU-'J'JI.l.

ARMIDALE, N..-.W. 2-:>75c
19- . ;- ' ! -' . : ::•

..opera : (iluck)12-

:er. M.I. 17-828 (Bi).

•le) : «r Enquire
Amiijp. marquis de la Vega de

*" V ega de Armi jo.
ARMILLA (astron.) 2-575C

19-.-9JO.

— (ornament) : tre Jlracelet.
Armlllaria mellea ll-334a ; 11

Armlllary sphere : trt Annilla

(astron.).

Armllui<triuin<festival)24-7lM

Armln (German hero) : trt Ar

rain

10-filSb.

Arnilna. Asia M. : trt Armenia

.••, Hen. forv-t. .-cot. 24

tit il'l); 26-1 Tub.

_ I-577e.

.•i J 1

—.T.I I i

...T. Staffs. 9-418 (11.

. 28-7i90.

Armlet : *rr llrarrlrt.

28-U.i.l (O).

,n.lm 14-3.12 (11 3):

l-918c;

I. ,.'.,. .-11- ....; i Hi.: f, ••.

Armona.<a: .,-

Armor. Al.i 1-.

Amorl India 14-381 (118).

Armorial bearing* : *" Ann«.

Armorial ffnfral lie t'raurr 13-

ARMOR1CA. . oMntry. Oaul 2-
i78a ; 4-617r ; 13-661d.

..,,-. ,: , . , - .. 20- -1 I. .

DIU. : geology S-312b ; 9-
911c.

\rmorlci. trilx- 2-578*.

\nnory : trr llcraldrr.

\rniiiry r. JMamlrle 22-174a.

Vruiour. A. V. 7-TUia.
LS-ftTSb.

— , Joacpli 2-

— . PHILIP DANFORTH 2-
(Ttb.

\nnoiir. Ind. 14-123 («).
Mk. 2S-:.ot;

Armour : fee Arnu and Ar-
mour.

Armour-belt : »ce Ik-It.

Armour-bearer (otltce), Jewish
7-s:. ;

Armourdale, Kan. IS-Sillu.

Armoured cruiwr 24-909b.

Armourer* ' and Llrazicrs* Com*
luny 16-sila.

Armour Institute of Techno-
logy 6- 1'-' II..

ARMOUR PLATES 2-S7SO : 2-
580 (Plate) ; anncaliiuc 28-
S04b ; fortitlcationslO-70'.M
rollinK mill 4-G61 b, 14-S32I.
warahlps 24-97 Ib.

Annoy, Ire. 14-741 (El); 2-
154b.

Arms (Heraldry) 2-:>i9d : 2-
5S6b ; abatement
crown's preroftatiTc 22- .' - 1 '. 1
early examples 13-312a: Ken
tilit'y and nobility 11-0041.
19-:.'!ia; hand In bearint.-
12-1. :i. U ' • •:,- •• -. -- 1HD1 13
329c; officers 13*338d; pun
Ding coats 13-31 3a ; nromen'i
ooats 13-313C ; tee alto Her
aldrr.

liege of: tee Heralds
< ollege.

ARMS AND ARMOUR 2-o82a
2-5 J9d ; Anglo-Saxon 4
5Bld; arsenals 2-f.AOd
Bronie age ll-S2Sd ; Celtic
21-800b; Egypt .an 9- III.
»-6»a : Etruwan 9-««0«
Frank i.-h ll-36c : Invest it urc
13--:,2a, 15-S04d : ln-h 14
769b ; Japanese 15-1771. .15
206b: Khevsur 15-7 7 7a
MerovinKian 11-8291. :
can 18-333a: 1'itt-Pjver-
collection 21-67 Sc ; Scandln
arian B4-289d, 24-288d
swearing on 19-9 UK- : Ten
26-. -J.i : Viking M
290b. 28-6Cb.

Arnmheim.titT. 11-808(11. m9
Armstead, Elizabetli B. : te

\r --. L :.

ARMSTEAD, HENRY HUGH

2-.'>90c; 24-.'.'

(Plate Ill.i: 14-
Armntead. Mont. 14-'.'T'
ARMSTRONG, ARCHIBALD

2-590d.
— . E. F. (chemist) 12-141d

12-14Sb.

— . F.liiabeth A. : tee Forbes,
.d; 6-l'Jiid
r George C. II. 19-
— . II. E. (chemist) «-56d.
— , JOHN (physician) 2-:.91a.
— , John i-..] :
— .John (So.t. cliieftain) 24

44.1ii : 26-
— , Nellie Porter : tee Melba.
— , Uichard 13-90b.

ARMSTRONG. SAMUEL

*

•
. • , II. :.. IS- .. 24-

. WILLIAM GEORGE AHM-
slrosjg. lit baron I- ,nM ;
Brsjsoh - loading gun 98 •
harrow la-JTo; by-
< •ooumul i i
b; JI«»rrl4-l»l»:rola•
l--67•.

Will.

.. 7-1 1 lil ; 7-ll.Mi.
Ala. 1-460 (U3).

— . la, 14

. III. 14

— . Ind. 14- 1
—.Mo. 18-
-. bay, Vk-l. S8-3S (113).

. 111. 23-4350 : 4-2Jb.
21-

... 28-504 (D-E3).
.••..
-if. Northumb. 19-

— Creek. WK 28-740 (E3).

. .. Win. 28-740

— . Whltworth & Co. 2-580a ;
20-213* ; Naples factory 8-
366b; ordnance 10-2 1 la;
torpedo 27-iOb.

Annugam. India : tre Armog

Armuinn. forest. Soot. : trt
Armlne.

AruiuAa, Sp. 28-530 (D2).

Armutlu. plateau, i'ers. 21-
189d.

ARMY 2-592c ; 25-.130a : 8-
972a ; aeronautics l-268a,
t-168c; ambulance 1-80 Ic
officers 2O-17d; staff 25
752d ; supply and transport
28- 1 1 3d ; uniforms 27-582b ;
war organixation 28-30ic.
Ste alto Artillery. Cavalry.
*:<•-; JiritUharmy; Franco
army, &c.

— Act ISM 18-U.%d; affllia

l-301a ; billeting 3-
934b ; capital punishment
5-280b : proTost-marshal
•JMlto.

— (Annual) Act 18-446* ; 8-
83a.

— and Navy Club 8-567b.

— and Navy Club, Ladies* 8-
567c.

Army and .Vary Gazetir 23-

ISM.
Armyanskiy Bazar, Russ. 21-

138c.
Army Association 1O-622C.

i ..r;.- 2-; : 2-'.-'-' L

— Council. Ilritish 3-254b.

— Discipline and Regulation

I.s79)18-44;>d; billet int,
3-934b ; duelling 8-642a.

— Nursing Reserve 19-9 16c.

— of the faith : tee Sanfedisti

— of the Indus 1-316C.

— of the League 26-s.',2c.

— of the Loire : tre Loire
Army of the.

— of the North, China : tee
North, Army of the.

— of the West : tee. West.
Army of the.

— plot (1641) 5-90S1. ; 12
•J I h

— Sanitary Committees— I30a

— Service Corps 20-20e.

— Veterinary Corps 20-19d
20-20d.

Arn : trr Arno.

Arna : tee Indian buffalo.

Ariuilrall thrust (gcol.) 10

208d (flg.).

Arnager. Den. 8-21 (Ei).
Arnal (abbot ) : tre Ernald.
— , ETIENNE 2-G25C.
Arnaldo da Brttcia (Nlocolini

14-9 11 a.

ARNALDUS DE VILLA NOVA
•.5-11-1- : 2S-695a
Artui-Magnacan Society : tf

Arne-M*gn*e*n Society.
Arnarfjordr, fjord. Ice. 14-22

(A2).
Arnarvatn. lake, Ice. 14-22

<B2).

Arnas, pass. Alps 1-743*.
— .mt.. Alps 1-7 42d.
Arna tana Bitkupt 14-238d.
Arnason. Jon 14-239d.
Arnand (name) : trt Arnold.
Arnand, d' (Arnaud Bey) 19

— , Francois T. M. B. d' 2f
Mta.

— , Uuillanme 14-592b.
— , HENRI 2-62.>d: 28-257C.
— . L. 2-255a; 2-263b.
Arnaud de Villanova : *

Amaldus de Villanova.
Arnaudla 18-l24a.
Arnaudvlllc, La. 17-54 (o3).

HSAL'Lt) (famllT) S-«Mb.

•• Amaukl.

.iue*-«JM; 19-08H. .
Mslwu 4-ll".l. v.rlUa«s

\ IN-

Ii,
ARNAULT, AN TO WE

eml 2-6'/7b.
— . Kiiiilwn I .•

\maunta (UttUU king) 13-

i3»c.

A maul, people : trt Albanian*.
Aniaut-Bellgtmdl. Turk. : -.

Uerat
Amaut Daniel 27-3 (r»d ; 22-

497c.

— de Caroassone SS-4 w«h.

— de Mareuil 22-4»7e ; 27-

l •,

— <iulUtemdeManan22-49U.
Vrnautl. cape, Cyprus 7-6W6

Arnaut-KaUessl: battle(1829)

23-93 Ib.
Arnaut-Keul. Turk.A.. 27-426

(F3).
\raavon. Isl.. Pac.O. 2O-I ...

KJ
Arnawal. Atg. 1-307 b ; 13-

I Ib.

Arnay. Fr. : are Arnay-le-Due.
Arnay. hill., Fr. 23-
Arnay-lo-Duc. Fr. 19-778 (G4);

10--
Arncliffe, Vorks. 9-416(11. i I .;

ARIS-ARNO

n . • .. • »..- 1 , i i

Ift :»4d-

rnMb, pu. rkrH. 28-988*>.
ran*. Asia >l. : >

< ;

Anw. Ala. 1-480 (All.

— . W-. ' I'-

— . w.. r.. -i 20-

.M; 18-4
.4 (CJ>; is-4.S

ARNOBIUS ' '.' -. the Elder)
2-«3J«: 2-IUU<; 14-35U |
2S-IJ7J.

ARNOBIUS (tlui yoonger) S-

Vrncroach. Scot. 14-418 (F2).
\rndal. Nor. : trr Arendal.
\rndt (ProfcMior) 8-263d.
ARNDT, ERNST MOR1TZ 2-
627c ; 25-Li-l. .

— , JOHANN 2-628b.

— . K. 4-97 Ic.

— , Michael 3-i33d.
—.THOMAS AUGUSTINE 2-

838c; 28-407 c.
Arne. Dorset. 9-420 (III. C5).
— , (ir. S-7!*sd ; 28-843b.
Ame (Hjonison) 4-17a.
Ameberg, Nor. 19-804 (E2).
\:'.. bOI OOn .' . 13-7' .'.-..
Am-burg, prov.. Uer. 11-808

(C2).

Arnefjord, Nor. 19-804 (B2).
Arnego, riv.. .-p. 16-
Arnel, pt., Az. 3-s:i (IV.)
Arne-Magnaean M. S. S. 7-97 b

14--' .' i : 16- :• . : S-. •_•:•;
Amemulden, Uoll. 28-965b

18-409b.
Arnenhorn, int., Alps 26-24.

(C4).

Arnensis. tribe 18-27 Ib.
A::.. •-. i ,:.. 17-..-I u .'I.
Arnesby. Leios. 9-420 (III. E 1 )
ArneeLAsia M. 3-467*.
ARNETH. ALFRED, Ritter

von 2-629*.

— Joseph C. von 2-629*.
Arnett, Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
Arnette, riv., Fr. 17-939c.
Arncx. Switz. 28-242 (A3).
Arney. Ind. 14-422 (D6).
— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Arngrim (abbot) 14-238d.
Arnheim. HolL : tee Arnhcm.
— , b*y, S.Aus. 25-493*.

— . cape, S.Aus. 2-960 (F2).
" Arnheim " (ship) 2-958c.
Arnheim Land, dist., S.Ans. 2

960 (E2) ; 2-958c ; 2-9Cla.
ARNHEM, Uoll. 2-629b ; 13

588 (C2); 5-740d.
Aral (author) 14-239b.

— (bishop) 14-232d ; 14-238d
Ami, Aeg.S. 7-6S1, .
Arnian group 21-S47a.
Amianus Faliscas, Titus 10

Mountai

ARNICA 2-630*.

— montana : tee
tobacco.

Arnicin 2-630*.

Arnim, Achlm von : tee Arnim

I.udwig.
ARNIM. ELIZABETH (Bet

tina) von 2-630* ; 12-186*
— . H. G. von 4-492d ; 11

,- .--L
— . HARRY KARLK.E. VON

2-630c.

— , Heinrich A. F. von 2-630c
— . LUDWIG ACHIN

(Joachim) von 2-630d ; 11

— , Mulvina von 4-5b.
— , Oscar von 4-5b.
Arni-Magnusson : tre Magnus

son. Ami.
ARNIM-BOYTZENBURG, H

G. von 2-63la.

— KrOchlendorff. Sybllla von
trr Hlxmarck. Syhilla von.

Arnim paragraphs 2-630d.
Ami muslin 19-93C,

Arnod. P. A. l-7l«e.

2-J-II2 'III).
Arnold Amaurr (legate) 19-

137c.

ARNOLD (of Bnsria) 2-«3tc I
b; 23-67oc; hsns*'

!

- : i • . l-

404*.

— (of Oaseonr) 11-495*.

— (of Geldertand) ll-ii«c ; ».
933b; 18-1 4<>a.

— (of LQbeck) 13-249d.

— (archbp. of Malm) 11-4SC.

• Narbonnr) 14-594 b.

— i I, p. of 8t Andrewi) 23-
10l4d.

— de Torroge : trt Torroge.

— (archbp. of Trier) 8-61U.
— . Sir Arthur 19-562S,

— . Benedict (governor)2-«33a,
- . BENEDICT (soldier) 2-

«33a; 23-2&3C.
— . Edward 14-6 1 tc.
— , Edward Shlppen 2-«.14a.
— , SIR EDWIN 2-634b;

l-357b.

— , <ieorge«-634b.
—.GOTTFRIED 2-634d; 12-

le; 14-lS9d.

— , James Robertson 2-63 4 b.
— . Jane Martha : tee Fonter.

Jane Martha.
— , John (watchmaker) 19-

.•..., ! M-M4I

— . J. O. (physicist) SS-1018d.
— . Jonathan 24-19C.
—.MATTHEW 2-63ia:

kasdli - 1 r,: . . -. 1-: . , ;

Byron 4-904c ; critlctsm 9-

641c; drama 8-.'»:!lc, 8*

S34b ; Homer 13-«37c.
— . Uichard 28-820a.
— . SAMUEL 2-838d.

— .THOMAS 2-638d; 8-4580 ;
10-125a; 20-414b.

— . Thomas (author) 28-.120d.
— . William Fitch 2-634b.
— , William Trail 2-634b.

— (cricketer) 7-443b.

— (deaf and mute specialist)
7-886*.

Arnold. Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— , IU. 14-304 (114).

Its 9-416 (II. £3); pop.

19->27d.

— . Wis. 28-740 (B3).
Arnold Arboretum. Boston.

Mass. S-338* ; 13-39b.
Arnold-Foreter. II. 0. 10-«75d.
Arnold!, Wilhelm ll-770d.
Araoldists. 17-IOSc.
Amoldi Villa : tee Arnhem.
Arnold Mills. R.I. 7-627b.
Arnold Prize 20-4 14b.
Arnoldsburg. W.Va. 28-118

Aniold's nerve : are Auricular

: • n '•-

Arnolds Park. la. 14-732 (BIX
Arnoldns Vulanovanos : tee

Arnaldos de Villa Nova.
Arnolfo dl Camblo (dl Lspo)

8-6S6o; 19-S29b; 2O-343b;

23-610*.

Arnollet. Balthasar 24-6S.V.
Arnon. riv., FT. 10-778 (F4)J

— , riv., PaL 20-602 (D«) ; 7-

h '•

— , riv., Swltx. 28-242 (B3).

Arnone. It. 16-4 (B5).

Amur Jarlaakald Thordanon

14-234C,
Arnost mta.. Arm. 2-56i

(D2).

Arniit. Andrew 22- 29 Id.
— , David 12-«07b ; 27-195d.
— . F. S. 3-426b.
Ani..'t. George Arnott Walker

3-7 I7a.

ARNOTT. NEIL 2-639c.
Arnott. pt.. X.Z. 19-624 (BS).
Amotto : nee Annntto.
Arnonl : arr Arnnlf.
AmcMiM. J. F. 2-6.".9d,

ARNOULD-PLESSY. JEANNE

Sylvanl* 2-6.19d.
Arnoux (potten) 5-TiSc.
—.Leon 5-7580.

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51

ARNO-ARUG

Arnoux's beaked whale 5
773a; 17-528b; 28-1016C.
Arnprior, Can. 5-160 (Fl).

— .Scot. 24-4 18 <C2).
ARNSBERG, Ger. 2-640a ; 11-

808 (B3).
Arnside, Westm. 9-412 (I. C4) ;

16-1388.
ARNSTADT, Ger. 2-640a ; 11-

808(111. o-p 11).
Arnstorf, Ger. 11-808 (D4).
ARNSWALDE, Ger. 2-640b ;

11-808 (E2).
Arnton Fell, mt., Scot. 23-

789d.
Arnulf I. (of Bavaria) 3-545d ;

28-763b.

— II. (of Bavaria) 3-5 4 Ga ; 28-
763c.

ARNULF (emperor) 2-640b :
10-812d ; Hatto 13-63c ;
Lorraine administered 17-9c.

— I. (of Flanders) 10-478C ;
17-358.

— II. (of Flanders) 10-478d.

— III. (of Flanders) 10-479a.

— (Frisian count) 13-606b.

— (bp. of Halberstadt) 12-
S.lna.

— (bp. of Mctz) 10-S06b ; 2-
970a ; 10-805c ; 5-381c.

— (archbp. of Reims) 10-814C ;
13-858b; 25-llSa.

of Rochester) see
rnulf.

— (chaplain of Robert of Nor-
mandy) 7-529b.

— (mayor of the palace) 5-
381c.

Arnulph (de Montgomerie) :
tee Montgomerie, Arnulph
de.

Arnun, Syr. 26-305 (C2).

Arnuptiis (Egyptian genera!)
17-694d.

Arnus, riv.. It. : see Arno.

Ar-nut : see Earth-nut,

Amy, W. E. M. 19-525d.

Arny, riv.. Pal. 20-602 (D2).

Aro, Nig. 19-678 (A4); 16-74a.

— , riv.. It. 15-26 (B6) ; 16-
271b.

— , riv., Venez. 27-988C ; 27-
989 (C2).

Aro. tribe. Nig. 19-679b ; 19-

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Instructions given on Page /.

— (bp.
Ernu

, Venez. 27-989 (Bl) ; 27-
9910.

— , riv., Venez. 27-989 (Bl) ;
27-988C.

Aroania. mt., Gr. 12-440
(D2-3) ; 6-4Slb : tee also
Chelmos.

Aroanius, riv., Gr. 6-4S1C.

Aroe, Gr. 20-930d.

— , isl., Mai. Arch. : see Arn.
Aroer, Pal. (E. of Dead Sea) 7-

857o.

— , Pal. (W. of Dead Sea) : see
Ararah.

Arogbo, Nig. 19-678 (B4).
Aroges (Persian king) : tee

Arses.

Arogie, plain, Aby. l-92c.
Aroha, X.Z. 19-624 (E2).
AROIDEAE 2-640C.
Arokszallas, Jasz, Hung. : see

Jasz- Arokszallas.
Arolla, Switz. 26-242 (C4).

— , glacier, Switz. 26 - 242
(C-D5).

Arolla pine : see Stone pine
(central Europe and Siberia).

Arolo, It. 26-242 (F5).

AROLSEN, Gcr. 2-641b ; 11-
808 (B3).

Aromani, race : see Vlachs.

Aromas, Cal., 5-8 (C3).

Aromatic acids 1-146O.

— aldehydes 5-188b.

— bath3-2S4d.

— compounds 6-50a ; 6-old;
6-52b ; condensed nuclei 6-
57d ; constitution 6-55c ;
decompositions 6-54d ; iso-
merisia 6-52d ; syntheses 6-
53d.

— series : see Aromatic com-
pounds.

Aroms, tribe, Afg. 15-631b.
Aron, H. 18-292C.
Aron, riv., Fr. 16-923c.
ARONA,It. 2-641b; 15-4(B2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F7).
Arondack, spring, N.Y. 24-

205c.
Aron Hiorleifssonssaga 14

238b.

irons, L. M. 16-660d.
Aronson, Naonm 24-5 Ifia.
Aroo, isls., Mai. Arch. : see

Aru.
Aroostook, Can., 19-465 (Bl).

— , riv., Me. 17-434 (D2) ; 17-
433a : 24-12a.

— Co., Me. 17-434 (C2-E3).
Aroostook disturbance 17-

440b.

Arope (wine) 28-725d.
Aror, India 14-376 (C6).

Aror (diet.) 25-381a.

Arorai, isls., 1'ac.O. 20-436

<G5).

Aroras (oaste) 25-84b.
Arorere group 20-237b.
Aroroy, IMs. 21-392 (D4).
Aros, castle, Scot. (Mull) 18-

961a.
Arosa, Switz. 26-242 (H3) ; 12-

6080.
— , bay, Sp. 25-530 (Al) ; 7-

208b ; 9-801b ; ll-402d.

— Rothhorn, mt., Alps : see
Rothhorn, Arosa.

Arosbaya, Mai. Arch. : seeAris-

baya.

Aroterest tribe 24-526b.
Arouca, Port. 25-530 (A2).
Aroue, riv.. D.Gui. 12-675 (D3).
ArouJ Barbarossa 3-382b ; 18-

903d; 26-1035h.
Aroma (myth.) 9-736a.

— (Gk. measure) 28-4S4c.
Arp, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

Arpa (Persian ruler) 21-227a.

Arpa, lake. Arm. 5-547b.

— , riv., C.Asia 27-420 (E4) ;

26-303C.

— , riv., India 3-929d.
— , riv., Russ. 23-874 (D4);

15-G82d.

Arpa (divining rod) 16-205b.
Arpa-chai (llarpasus), riv.,

Russ. 23-874 (C3); 2-4 7 d ;

2-566C.

Arpacticus 9-659d.
Arpad (Magyar) 13-901c ; 10-

389a ; monument 4-435d.
Arpad, Syr. 26-9GSd ; 26-308d ;

24-2 19c.

— , spring, Hung. 4-736c.
" Arpad " (Austrian battleship)

24-904d.

Arpaia, It. 5-556c.
Arpajon, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Arpakkam, India 5-784a.
ARPEGGIO 2-641C.
Arpent 28-491a.
Arphara, Gr. 12-424 (D2).
Arphaxad (of Media) 15-542d ;

24-620a.

Arphe, Enrique de : see Arfe.
— , Juan de : see Arfe.
ARPI, It. 2-641C ; 15-26 (E4) :

tee also Foggia.
Arpin, Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Arpin de Dun, Odo : see Odo

Arpin de Dun.
Arpino, II Cavaliere d' : see

Ccsari, Giuseppe.
ARPINO, It. 2-641c; 15-4

(Di) ; 15-26 (D4).
Arpinum, It. : see Arpino.
Arport, lake. Tib. 6-168 (C3).
ARQUA PETRARCA, It. 2-

641d; 15-4 (C2).
Arque, Bol. 4-167 (B3).
ARQUEBUS 2-641d; 2-590a ;

14-521d.

Arquebusier 2-642a.
Arquebus of calibre 5-54b.
Arques, castle, Fr. (Seine-In-

ferieure) 19-750d.
— , riv., Fr. 8-210b ; 24-588d.
ARQUES-LA-BATAILLE, Fr.

2-G42a ; 21-379C.
Arra, mts., Ire. 14-744 (C4) ;

26-10041).

Arrabbiati (hist,) 10-537b.
Arrabida, mts., Port. 25-530

(A3); 22-135a.
Arrabo (Arrabona), riv., Pan-

nonia : see Raab.
Arracacha 8-915a.
Arrachel (mathematician) 27-

272a.

ARRACK 2-642b ; 25-G94C.
Arraez (bishop) 22-159d.
Ar Rafa, Turk.As. : see Raphia.
Arrago, oil-field, Wyo. 28-87 4c.
Arragon, Sp. : see Aragon.
Arragonite : see Aragonite.
ARRAH, India 2-642c ; 14-376

(L7) ; canal 3-306d.
ARRAIGNMENT 2-642c.
Arraigns, clerk of 2-642d.
Arrajan, Pers. 3-655d.
ARRAN, earls of 2-642d.
— , Thomas Boyd, earl of 4-

353d ; 15-140b ; 24-440d.
— , James Hamilton, 1st earl of

2-642d; 12-8S6b.
— , James Hamilton, 2nd earl

of 2-643b ; 2-44a ; regency

23-38a, 24-443d.
— , James Hamilton, 3rd earl

of 2-643d ; 12-886b.
— , James Stewart, earl of 2-

644a.

Arran, dist.. Cane. 19-719b.
ARRAN, isl., Scot. 2-644c ; 24-

412 (C4).

— , isls., Ire. : see Aran.
Arrancaplumas, Colom. 13-

649a.
Arran Fawddwy, hill, Wales :

see Aran Fawddwy.
Arrangement, deeds of 3

322d.
ARRANT (diet.) 2-645d.

Arrar Galla, tribe ll-4I4b.

Arras, Jean d' 18-101c.

— , Le Bossu d' : see Adam de

la Hale.
ARRAS, Fr. 2-645d ; 10-778

(Fl) ; League 19-420c ;

palace~S-737d ; pawnbroking

20-972d; peace(1414)2-646l>;

Seace (1435) 2-5631), 4-S21d,
-515a ; peace (1482) 4-822b,
10-S25a; siegi-(14l4) 2-563a;
siege (1610) 26-858a ; siege
(1654) 11-2480 ; states-
general (1789) 23-416c;
tapestries 5-434b, 26-405C.

Arrasa, Erit, 9-74Gc.

Arrastra (mill) : see Crusher.

Arratel (Port, weight) : see
Libra.

Arrats, riv., Fr. 10-778 (EG)
11-904C.

Arrawaks, tribe : see Arawak.

ARRAY(law) 2-646b; 15-591a.

Arrayan (shrub) 18-32 Id.

Arrears Act, Ire., (1882) 14-
783d.

Arreau, Fr. 10-778 (EG); 13-
75a.

Arrcbo, Anders K. 8-40b.

Arrecife, Can.Is. 16-188c.

— Point, Can.Is. 5-172 (map).
Arrecifos, isls., Pac.O. : see

Pelew.

Arrector pill muscle 25-188d.

Arredondo (general) 2-47 Ic.

Arre«, mts., Fr. 10-778 (C3) ;
4-617b ; 7-249b.

ARRENOTOKOUS (diet.) 2-
646c.

Arrepsia (diet.) 22-G96d.

Arrcphoroi : see Errephori.

Arrerf Ahnet, tribe 27-352b.

ArrcsO, lake. Den. 8-24 (E3) ;
8-23c : 28-961d.

Arrest, H. L. d' 19-387a ; 19-
959b.

ARREST 2-646c ; hue and cry
13-853d : parliamentary pri-
vilege 20-835d ; rescue 23-
isht: summary jtirisdiction
26-79a; without warrant
28-32Sa; witness privileged
28-761b.

ARRESTMENT 2-647d ; 10-
62d.

Arrest's comet 6-763b.

Arrcte de reglement 14-683b ;
20-834d.

Arretine ware 6-724a ; 5-732
(PI. HI. fig. 62).

ARRETIUM (Arezzo), It. 2-
647d ; 15-26 (C-D3).

Arrey, N.Mex. 19-520 (C5).

Arrha (law) 8-7 98c.

Arrhabaeus (king of Lyncesti)
4-433a.

Arrhenatherum 12-370c ; 12-
373a.

— avenaceum 12-376b.
ARRHENIUS, SVANTE A. 2-

648a; on aurora 2-934c; elec-
trical wind 6-886b ; electro-
lysis 9-220c ; Gegensrlu'in
28-1000a; osmotic pressure
19-979a; solutions 27-900b ;
sun and magnetic disturb-
ances 17-377b; union of toxin
and antitoxin 3-177a.

Arrhenoplasm 22-486d.

Arrhephoria : see Errephoria.

Arrhidaeus : see Philip HI.
(Arrhidaeus).

Arrhina 14-248c.

ARRIA (hist.) 2-648o.

Arriaca, Sp. : see Guadalajara.

Arriaga, Confederation of 3-
485a.

Arriage and carriage 3-54b.

ARRIAN (Flavius Arrianus)
2-648c ; Alexander's march
3-295b ; Palestine occupa-
tion 20-617C ; on coursing 7-
321b, 8-375a ; on Hindu
medicine 26-1 25b ; value as
an authority 12-459b, 23-
659d.

Arriba, Colo. 6-722 (G2).

Arriere-ban 2-61 8h ; 3-305d.

Arricta, Emilia 3-7 Ic.

Arrife, pt., Azores 3-83 (II.).

Arrifes, Azores 24-32a.

Arrighi de Casanova(of Padua)
7-205b.

Arrigo di Castruccio 14-903C.

— Testa : see Testa, Arrigo.
Arrindi moth : see Eria moth.
Arringdale, Va. 28-118 (E4).
Arrington, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Arriola, Don Andres d'21-118b.
Arripis 2-948b.

ARRIS (arch. )2-649a.
Arrius, Quintus 12-780b ; 25-
614c.

— Aper : see Aper, Arrius.
Arroba (weight) 6-153b ; 20-

758c ; 25-535a.
Arrochar, N.Y. 19-596 (Hi).
— , Scot. 24 • 418 (B2) ; 8-

660c.
— , dlst., N.Y. 25-802a.

Arro (Arroe, Aeroe), isl., Den. :

see Aero.

Arroo Is., N.G. : see Aru.
"Arrogant " (cruiser) 24-90Sa ;

steering 24-956a, b.
Ar-Roha, Meson. : see Edessa.
Arromanches, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Arronches, Port. 25-530 (B3).
ARRONDISSEMENT 2-C49a ;

10-791R ; maritime 8-3G6a ;

xmder Consulate 10-022d.
Arrone, riv.. It. : see Aro.
Arros, riv., Fr. 10-778 (EG) ;

11-904C ; 13-75a.
Arrouch, El, Alg. 1-643 (Cl).
Arroux, riv., Fr. 10-778 (G4) ;

3-491) ; 16-923C.
— , Porte d', Autun, Fr. 3-

49b.

Arrow, lake, Can. 18-550 (Fl).
— , lake. Ire. 14-744 (C2) ; 25-

241d.
— , riv., Hereford 9-420 (III.

B2) ; 28-8710 ; fishing in 22-

809a.

— , riv., Ire. : see Unshin.
— , riv., Mont. 14-276 (D-E2).
— , riv., Warwick l-518d ; 3-

66d.
Arrow 2-3651) ; blow-guns 4-

88d ; divination : sec lielo-

maucy ; Egyptian 9-44b, 9-

69a ; Japanese 15-20Gc ;

materials 2-363a, 2-7G6b,

19-962a; mythology 2-6G5c ;

Scandinavian 24-28Sd; stone

age 2-348a, 2-582c.

— (astron.) : see Sagitta.

— Canyon, mts., Nev. 5-8 (F3).
Arrowhead, Can. 4-600 (F3).
Arrow Head, hills, S.Dak. 25-

500 (C2).

Arrow-head (hot.) l-671d.
Arrow-headed writing : see

Cuneiform.

Arrow poison : sec Curare.
Arrow Rook, Mo. 18 - 008

(C-D2).
ARROWROOT 2-G49b: see also

Cassava.

Arrowsic, Me. 17-4:54 (C5).
ARROWSMITH, AARON 2-

650a ; 17-G48C.
— , Aaron (the younger) 2-

650a.

— , John (1790-1873) 2-650a.
Arrowsmith, 111. 14-304 (Da).
— , mt, N.S.W. 19-538 (A2).
— , riv., Can. 5-160 (L2).
— , riv., W.Aus. 2-9Glb.
Arrowtown, N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
Arrow war 5-219d; 9-567a;

20-831a; Cobdcn's attitude

6-6 lOa.
Arrowwood, lake, N.Dak. 19-

780 (E-F2).

ARROYO (diet.) 2-G50b.
Arroyo, Colo. 6-722 (G3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E3).
— , P.R. 22-124 (B2);12-GG5c.
— , Sp. : see Arroyo del Puerco.

— de China, Arg. : see Concep
cion del Uruguay.

— de los Molinos, Sp. 21-94b.

— del Jua, riv., Sp. 19-32d.

— del Puerco, Sp. 25-530 (B3);
4-924b.

— Grande, Cal. 5-8 (C4).

— Hondo,N.Mex.l9-520(El).

— Seco, N.Mex. 19-520 (El).
Arru, isls., Mai. Arch. : see Aru.
Arrubium, Rum. : see Macin.
Ars, Fr. 10-778 (D4).

A. U.S.A. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Arsa, G. T. : see Tereiitilius

Arsa, Gains.
Arsa, bay, Aus. 14-886d.

— (Arsia), riv., Aus.-Hung.
15-ld; 14-2150.

Arsaber (Roman patrician) 19-

647c.
ARSACES (Persian name) 2-

650b.

— I. 2-650b; 20-870c; 21-214c.

— II. 20-87 la.

• — III., &c., for other Persian

kings : see Artabanus, &c.
Arsacid (Ashkanian) dynasty

20-870c; 21-215a; Armen-
ian rule 21-222d, 24-804d ;

Hellenism 2-448c, 13-242a ;

Media under 18-22a; Mithra-

dates 1. 18-620d.
Arsago, It. 2-393b.
Arsakion, school, Athens 12-

433c.

Arsamas, Russ. : sec Arzamas.
Ars Amatoria (Ovid) 20-387a j

20-389a.
Arsames (Median prince) 7-

833c.

Arsamos : see Arses.
Arsanas (Arsamas), riv., Asia

M. : see Murad Su.
ARS-AN-DER-MOSEL, Ger. 2-

650c; 11-808 (A4); 18-309.
Arsaphes (Harshafe) 9-44d ;

9-53b.
ARSCHOT, PH. DE CROY,

duke of 2-650c; 6-164o.

Arschot, Belg. : see Aerschot.
Ars conjectandi (Bernoulli) 3-

952a: 14-658b.
Arselis (of Mylasa) 12-7ola.
Arsenal, isl., 111. 14-304 (G2).
ARSENAL 2-650d ; 5-280a.
— , Bibliothoque de 1', Fr.

(Paris) : tee Bibliotheque de

1'Arseual.

Arsenamide 2-652c.
Arsenates 2-652a ; 2-653a.
Arst'nt' Guillot (1'rosper M6ri-

mee) 18-1G7C.
Arsenian schism 2-G54d.
ARSENIC 2-(i51a ; detection of

6-G2b, 6-62a, 6-62c ; in foods

l-223b ; metallic compounds

18-201b ; morphotropy 6-

75a.
— , Pharmacology 2-6531) ; 26-

125e; eczema 8-921a; lym-

phadenoma 17-168e; sleep-

iiiK-siokness 25-2400.

— acid 2-652d.

Arsenical pyrites : see Mis-
pickel.

— soap 26-465a.

— waters 18-521d.
Arsenic bromides 2-652b.

— chlorides 2-652c.

— fluoride 2-652c.

— hydrides 2-652b.

— iodides 2-652b.

— oxides 2-652c ; 7-591a.

— oxybromide 2-652b.

— oxychloride 2-652c.
• — phosphide 2-653a.

— poisoning 2 - 653d ; antl -
dote 4-801a ; employer's lia-
bility 9-359a; neuritis follow-
ing 20-7G5a, 19-428d.

— sulphides 2-653a : see also
Orpiment and Realgar.

Arsenides 2-652b.
Arseuillo 2-822c.
Arsenimide 2-652c.
Arsenios (bishop) 12-525a.
Arsenious acid 2-65 Ic; 2-G52d;

phosphorescence 21-477c ;

uses in dentistry 8-52b.
Arsenites (chem.) 2-651c: 2-

652a; 2-652d.

— (sect) 2-654d.
Arseniuretted hydrogen 2-

652b.

ARSENIUS (anchorite) 2-
654d.

— (bishop, 4th cent.) 2-826a.

— (bishop of Orta) 1-2 15d;
13-477d.

— AUTORIANUS 2-654c.
Arsenolite 7-591a; 18-5l:ia.
Arsenopyrite : see Mispickel.
Ars-en-Re, Fr. 22-938b.
Arsenuphis : see Arhesnofer.
ARSES (Persian kintr) 2-G54d ;

3-871a; 21-211a; tomb 21-

186a.
Arses chrysomela : see Mon-

archa chrysomela.
Arsh (Ursh), Arab. 17-950b.

— (diet.) 3-765C.
Arsha, riv., Russ. 2-713b.
Arshag (Arshak) ll-759a.
Arshani, Somlnd. 25-379 (D7).
Arshin (measure) : see Archin

and Archinne.

Arshu : see Artaxerxes II.

Arsia, riv., Aus.-Hung. : see
Arsa.

Arsiero, It. 15-4 (C2).

Arsikere, India 14-4;ilc.

Arsine, pass, Dauphinfi Alps 1-
742c.

Arsine : see Arseniuretted hy-
drogen.

— chlorides 2-653b : see also
Methyl arsine chloride and
Cacodyl chloride.

Arsinos 2-653a.
Arsinga, Arm. : see Erzingan.
Arsinjan, Pers. 10-190a.
ARSINOE (name) 2-655a.

— (daughter of Ptolemy I.) 2-
655b ; 9-77a ; Heraclea Pon-
tica given to 17-184b ; Theo-
critus' reference to 26-7 6 Ic.

— (d. of Lysimachus) 2-655a.

— (d. of Ptolemy III.) 2-655b.

— (d.of PtolemyXIII.)2-655c.

— (d. of Phegeus) l-523d.
Arsinoe, Asia M. : see Patara.
— , Cyprus : see Famagusta.
— , Cyrenaica : see Teucheira.

— Egy. (Crocodilopolis) 9- 7 7 a;
10-219d ; papyri discoveries
20-557d.

— Egy. (Sinai) 9-40 (Bl) ; 17-
226c: 26-220.

Arsinoite nome, dist., Egy. 2-

AR'SINOITHERIUM 2-655c ;

17-526c; 17-527C.
Arsissa, lake, Arm. : see. Van.
Arsites (Median prince) 7-833b.
Arslan (Seljuk sultan) 24-G09C.
Arslan (zool.) 2-759a.
Arslan Tash, Asia M. 13-536

(D2); Hittite remains 13-

536b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

52

To make full use of this Index It I* essential to read the
Instructions given on Pmg« I.

ARNO-ARUG

\- »•

Alls
All-.

: • B

• .. Ii»-
14-11 .-.

• :
v.ua.

AHT
ji

u>-

Paint

7-i3Hd, X9-2U 4.1 ;
llMpttallrr- 14-58M, ; Bald-

•3Lanen.lX-34:i

MMkSwml. 26-1"
<;J7b.

JO-I.I8 (L9).
847 li; l-277b; aca-

S l-l'l|.l;

9; copyright law 7-

Ki .;: • .:.••• •'.••. 9-

XX-a60b : ldeali.-uti..ii

:.• ; lirv!n-t..ri.- -'- I 7 .

-i. X0-lil2h

id : trr alto Fine Art/s
l'nuitii)»r. A'

1-460(C2).
AHT A v.r.la, /.artii). Or. X-

: 12-424

bardini-nt 12-12.'.*; lannlna
Impiirtx 14-215b ; theologi-
cal school 12-4330 : tee alto
Amhrada.

17-

t. . i. r. 12-424 (Cl); IX-

.ULF OF (Sinn* Am
braclui), < ir. 2-660o ; 12-
H.< •:>: 12-l27a : coa-t-
hanires 9-9080 : teealto
Ambracia.

— (Arachttms). riv.. Or. IX-

.U-0): 27-426 (B3);

; X-rtGOb.

Art. (rv-l.iXl.20Sb.
Artaba (measure) 28- 1 M.I ; 28-

191*.

ARTABANUS I. (of Parthla)
X-860d; 20-s-lb; Phil
li.-ll.-n 13-242a.

— II. (of Parthla) 2-GGrt.l ; 20-
871b.

— III. (of Parthla) 2-GG la ; 20-

: 28-1 -jr.,-.

— IV. (of Parthiu) 2-60 la ; 20-
871c.

— (Parthian prince) 12-270b.

— (Persian prince) X-660c.

— (satrap of Bactria) 2-G60d.

— (vizier) X-6600 : 21-21 Ic.
Art.il.il/. i:i.-- l..f I. r M.-.I. il

18-21d; 84-6040; X1-214C.
Artabaz tv (Persian general) 12-
455d; XO-98*.

— (sat rap ot Phrygia) 2-862d ;

Artal.n. i*-. .]•!.- 7-.'"- !.
Artacama (Persian princess;

22-6160.
Artagnan, d' (Duma*): tr<

d' Artagnan.
ArtalnoTlre. 14-744(1
Artalnna. Sp. 25-i:iU i
Artakhahasta : tre Art axerxes
Artakl, A.-ia M. 7-720d.
Artal, riv.. Sp. 19-689a.
Artald (archbishop) 10-813b

23-;.4d.
Artall (Erta-ale). mt., Erlt

9-746*.
Artamenr, ou le Grand Cyrus

24-4870.

Artamla 28-lOlOa.
Artamid. Arm. 2-565 (D2).
Artamldae : tee Swallow By

catchers.

Artan, Louis 20-507c.
ART AND PART X-661b.
Artane, Ire. : tee Artalne.
Artanes (king of Sophene) 26

awo,

ARTAPHERNES (of Sardls
2-iJiilb ; 13-527*.

— (the yonnm-r) 2-661b ; 12
448o ; 17-675C.

Artashes (name) 2-44Sb.
Artand (abbot) 28-lGc.
Ar!.iv;i-.!..-

peror) _ , __

— (of Armenia, 34 B.c.) XI

Ji-i33d ; writings
13-242*.

— (of Armenia, 105 B.r.) 18
621a: 21-21.-.b; 26-9698.

— (Parthian kinB) 21-219b.

— (Syrian prince) X6-969C.
Artarelde (van Doyse) 10-495c
Artaxares (Parthian king) 2

M8b.

Artaxata. Arm. 23-64S (O3)
X-:.r>:.ti ; capture 7-137a
Mithradates defeated 18

ARTAXERXES I. (Long!
mazraa. ot Persia) X-661o

.

- I Ka-t I:. .11- l!l .

1-VUa , „--

-rtMMft Kf. 18-7 40 <*<).
^•MA. il. 2-tlOOa; 15-1

Artenny, Fr. 10-77* (K3>
Arten**, plateaus, Fr. 6-208c.

— ( ArUa«lilr I.): tee Ardaahlr I.

— (UoMiix): *•<• Hewn*.

la.

•laglnt): tet
rus.
Artaxes (name) X-44Sb.

— (Of Alrupatrnr) 21-Si3d.

Artaxlas (Artaxet of Armenia)
21-JI4c; Indrpendrnce of
Armenia Major 2-i6Jt.. 17-
-

— (•. of Polemon. of Armenia) :
trr Zeno.

Art canvas (fabric) 5-2 J3c.

Artoher (Katiarla), Bocnla:
tre Arcar.

AHt delta Ouerra .
relU) 14-9060 ; 17-23ib.

AHTED1. PETER X-«63b ; 14-
Jl -i.

\riffni- (implement) 21-836a.

ARTEGA. Iril.,. 2-i!03b.

Artegall (Farrie <Jurr,,r) 12-
Ml£

Arteijo. Sp. X5-530 (AD.

ARTEL 2-663b ; 23-887d.

Art.' Llbertaa, Soclota In : tee

Socleta In Arte Llbertaa.
Vrt.-i:,.i 2-.; !.

Arte mayor (lit.) 2S-379d.

Artemla 9-656d ; 7-534d j 7
714c: In Great Salt Lak
lX-422a; oae aa food 10-
SOaa,

Artemldorus (Arlatophanliu)
8-1'Jii.l: 12-124o; epigram
ofX6-7GOd.

ARTEMIDORUS (Daldlanus)
2-6630.

ARTEMIDORUS (of Kphesua)
2-663o ;4-930a.

— . Titua Flavlus 14-637d.

Artcmiopals »-656d.

ARTEMlS 2-663d; l»-140o ;
Adonis l-212b; amaranth
sacnxl to 1-7 80o; Amazonian
worship l-790d; Aristoboule
X6-739b; Astarte 2-791b;
Atalanta X-833a ; Ueloa 7-
97»c. 7-972b ; Kpliesii.n
temple 9-672d, 12-4Sid, 2-
SSOaand toll.: Kli-usU temple
«-26'.'U ; Epidaonu temple
9-6870 ; Fiolonte temple,
Crimea 7-449b ; Qreck art
; Iphigenla legend
18-2190, 14-738a; Louvre
statue 12-4S9a ; Lycosnra
head 12-IDla ; Magneaia
festival 13-24 lo; Maanlllan
coloni.-ti 17-767d ; meteoric
Image 18-262b ; mystic cult
l«-118a; Orion legend 20-
276c ; Orvieto vast- 7--':t:tc
Peiraeus X-83Bd : Penra 20-
Il-'d: Thanrelian festiva
26-7260, 12-482b: Trojan
war l-363d ; Xante temple
28-9560,

— (Agrotera) 2-664b ; l-l-'Tl.

— (Brauronia) 2-GC4b; 2<
837d ; 14-738b.

— (Lcucopbrync)X-665b; 17
.r..:..

" Artemla " (VersalUes statue)

trr Diana of Versailles.
ARTEMISIA (of Carla) 2-66id

12->37d: portrait 12-487a.
ARTEMISIAfdf HaHoarnawiu

2-665d ; 24-1890.
Artemisia, Isl., It. : tee Qlau

nutrl.

— (festival): *r Ephecla.

— (hot.) 9-8120 ;18-«76a; XS
HOe.

— absinth lum : tet Worm

\'. I.

— campestrls : tet Field worm

v I.

— fragransX7-414d.

— herba-olba : tee Chlb.

— marltima 24-195O.

— monogyna 27-414d.

— trldentata : tee Sage-brnah

— vulgaris : ire Mugwort.
Artomlslon, lal.. It. : tee G Ian

uutrl.
— . mt., Gr. 12-424 (D3) ; 12

IMA.

Artemlaium. Or. 12-440 (E2).
— . cape. Or. 1X-440 (El) ; 9

(4*0 ».c.) XI-

-. i . i iff;

— . riv.. Taa. X6-4.it (Bit M*
i ....

— Qty, Tex. X4-890 (Mt).

— UorJoii, mu.. N.U. 19-«8Tb.
irthur Oulnnes* lit tton » *s*

- ,..»ure X7-936b ; apoplexy
.a; thrombosis X-196b.
ARTERIES X-666a; arterial
, X*668b ; coronary X7-
932b ; dorsal X-0070 ; eye-
I..II lO-'J .. ; t. ,1 10 I • .
pathological change* 1X-61 d.
X6-HOOb ; lUynand's disease
XX-9IIOc; splanchnic X7-942.1;
tension lnX7-93Od; tying 18-

'.i K

\rterioleX-666b; X7-930O,

[•.•r.. ..-.-I.-;..-.- 2701 M ; 2-
196b ; advanced X-28Sa ;
high frequency current* 9-

ARTERN. Oer. X-669b ; 11-

Artcry -forceps 26-in4a.
Artesa de Segre, 8p. X5-530

Artosla. Ml**. 18-600 (D2).

lex. 19-520 (F5).
Artesian, S.Dak. 25 - 506

ARTESIAN WELLS 2-669b .
22-2.1.M j 28-:.iija; central

illaX-945b.
ARTEVELDE, JACOB VAN 2

— , John van 2-669c.

— , PHILIP VAN 2-G69d.

ART GALLERIES 2-670a: tee
alto name* of galleries.

Art h. Switz. 26-212 (FJ) ; 24-
M ••!.

— . riv.. Wale* 9-428 (V.

\rthabngkavllle, Can. 22-724
(D-ES).

Arthels (custom): tee Arvals.

Vrthcc. Fr. 10-778 (DO).

Arthimrton, Yorka. 28-933
(Cl).

— . W.Afr. 11-204 (C5).

Arthouiaceae 16- JSia.

ARTHRITIS 2-673b ; 7-162c.

— , acute (of InfunU) 4-2011..

— dcformana : tee liheumatoid
arthritis.

Arthrobotrys 11-3340,

\rthrocladial-590b.

Arthrodla : tee Gliding Joint

Arthrodira 26-543c ; 8-12ttc ;
28-10170.

Arthrolycosa X-306c; 2S-667b
2-307a,

Arthropitys 20-o26d.

ARTHROPODA 2-117 :'.o ; 28-
1033o ; croralgliiiuls2-292c
development 9-3 1 7 b, 13-
424c ; fertilization 9-:: 15d
nervous system 27-10JOa
9-320a; Precambrian 22-
266o : reproduction 24-747b
23-120a; vascular system
27-'J29c; vcrtebrata deriret
from 27-lOSOc.

Arthroporaua 20-525b.

Arthrosporo 3-lGld.

Arthrozoa : tee Appendlcu

l:it.l.

ARTHUR(leKend)2-681c; 26
lOOOc; 7-l.i41i; 12-1 13b
Merlin 18- 1 " Oc ; Tennyson'
Kl>u- 26-632c. See alto Ar
thurian legend.

ARTHUR I. (of Brittany) 2
882o : 9-4860 ; Hubert d
Burgh 4-815a; sucoession
22-340a.

— III. (of Brittany) 2-682d
10-822c ; 22-230b.

— , duke of Connaoght : te
Connaught, Arthur, duke of

— , prince of Wales 9-.">26b
13-2S7c ; 28-S2ld.

ARTHUR, C. A. 2-683b ; X7
722a (foil.).

Arthur. :Sir Ci. 26-442b.
k 14-IM.I.

— . Robert (dentist) 8-51d.

Arthur. Ala. 1-460 (1)1).

— . 111. 14-304 (D4).

— . X. Dak. 19-780(02).

— . Nov. 5-8 (Fl).

.E3).

— , Okla.XO-58(D3).

— , Tenn.26-620(Ill).
--

—.lake. La. 17-54 (IJ3).

— , mt., Arct, X1-950C.

— . int.. : (li|).

— , mt., Scot. 24-418 (B8) ;
U4e.

— , mt., Wales 18-6520.

nU..Ta..X6-43§(BJ):

-. . ;

OlOd; French
Oawain 11-53UO ;
Monmoutl,
11-7 bib

of Moi

Herman

11-0171,;

-6«»o;

17-49«b ; Merlin :
.:, ; Perceval: tre
Portuguese XI
->499b

Itound table ' X3-7 72d i
Scottish lX-848a; Spanish
25-3800 ; Walter Map 17-

Arthur Kill (chan.). X.J. 19-

505b ; 9-287c.
Arthurlle, Soot, X-435b.
Arthur's, lake, Taa. X6-438 ;

26-438 (B2): 26-439b.

— Chair, int.. Wale* : tee Pen
y Fan, mt.

— Club6-567b.

Son, .-•.-. •-• d***»)

X.X.. 19-625*,

— Seal. lull. .-<ot. 24-418 (E3h
8-a.ll)il; 19-338a; geology 8-
Ulic. 24-41 7c.

— Scat, mt., Viet, 28-:i«

(i:i).

— .Stone. Wale* lX-75b.
\rtliuntown. Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Vrt.l>eus*-244a.

— planlrostrl* X7-877*,
Artibonlte, riv., Uai. 12-824

(Al); 12-825B.
ARTICHOKE 2-684c ; lO-554d ;

3-766b.
Artichoke Buttea, hilU, 8. Dak.

XS-506 (E3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. XS-506
(E3).

Artichoke-gall 11-423*.
ARTICLE (diet.) 2-684d ; of

faith 8-382a. 7-934c.
Art rlw (law) 21-833d.

— de Paris 22-369C.

— , Laws and Orders — Divine

PollUqne and .\iartiall : see

Dole's Code.
— , lords of the : tee Lords o;

the Article*.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

2-6S4d ; 6-797:i.

Articles " of Bohemian Pro

tostants 4-130b.
Article* of Confederation (U.S.

27-6840.

Artidct ot the Banna 17-317b.
Articles of War 18-445c.
Articular bone 14-261c (flg.).
- .•.iriil.ur.- 6-;i'-,'.|..
ARTICULATA 2-GS5a j 2-673c

Cuvicr 28-1028c; Lamarck

16-101c : tee alto Append!

culata.

— (brachlopods) : tee Test!
awdtaM i.

— (cchinoderms) 8-878d-
ARTICULATION (anat.) X

880*.

— (lang.) Xl-466b.
ArticiiB Cleri 22-427C.
Arliculi super Carlos 9-497d.
Articulus cellar!* : tee Saddle

shaped Joint.
Articda (Jesuit) 1-784*.
Artitielal autopluury 10-193C.

— camphor : tre plnene hydro
,.:.-,!,..

Artificial Clock-Maker (Der
ham) 19-291C.

Artincial respiration 8-593d
8-595o: Slarahall Hall'
method 8-594a ; opium
poisoning 20-136a: Schafer'
method 8-595b ; Silvester'
method 8-594a.

Artlgas, Jose 4-458*.

ArUgaa, dent.. Trug. 2-462 (A
& E3) ; 27-8060.

Art illory, lake, Can.5-1 60 (113)

— , mt." Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

ARTILLERY 2-6s;,l, ; 2-6*
(Plate*): X-600d : X-805d
ammunition l-866a : French
X-618b, X-602c. lX-343b
Oerman 13-4 7 8b : hone
artillery S-56&8. 5-570a ; In
fantry 14-521C. 14-52
(Plate) ; naval XO-209*, XO-
230d: tactic* 26-349C

— Company, Honourable i
under Honourable.

1 7-

.•al : anr ILoyal ArUUery.
Arttooa, riT., <ir. : trr Arta.
ArUnak croup 21-177.. 11-
670o ; »-177d,

ia* Xl-lTTd.

27-

AHIa; 17-126a; aw«t: 17-
at6a. Xl-364c; dtetrtbtitlom
{MflfZ

Artit

malvtleof

:*-^.
prarit (l

.
prarit (llar-

Ar£^-

ArtMa:

Artists, Incorporated Society

of 1-1064 ; »-218a.
ArtisU* Society. London XV

701 d.

Artlzan : tet Artisan.
Art Masters. Society of X-TO.'*.
Artney, glen. Scot. X4-418(C2)(

\-- '.' .'• . .13--I ' ;11- | ..
Artocarpus 18-814d.

— incisa : tee Bread-trait,

— Integrlfolia : tee Jack-tree.
ri oTSleiuvrapkie (WUUs) 24-

Artols. Charles of. count of Eu :
tee En.

— , Charie* Philippe, count ot :
see Charles X.

ART01S, prov.. Fr. X-698d ; 10-
778 (E-K1): 10-802 (map);
Austriandowry4-822b: Bur-
gundiau acquisition 4-822b ;
cession to France 1O-479C;
English raid 9-504a ; estate*
assemble 5-9 18a : liobert ot
Artois' claim Xl-383b.

— , hill*. Fr. 19-776 (D1-E2).

Artomonov (explorer) l-94c.

Alton. M.X-143c; 10-88e.

Art poHique (Slbllet) 8-616C,

Artsa-bogdo. mu., China : tee
ArUi-bogdo.

ART SALES 2-G99* ; Demldoff
sale X6-637c : Fngonard's
" Billet Doux''l»-773b; De
Hooch 13-665a ; Metoonter
18-85d; Munkacsy, 19-10* :
OstadeX9-356a ; Rembrandt
etching* X3-80d ; Tenters X*>
617b; Troyon 27-..i'la;
Valle collection 19-273d;
Wattean 28-418b.

ARTS AND CRAFTS X-700C ;
10-370b; Germany 20-51 Id;
PuKin2-432b ; trade boycott
18-829a: tee alto Metal-nork.
Plate. Enamel, &c.

— and Craft* Exhibition So
clcty 2-700c; 7-367b; 2-704c.

— and Manufacture*. Consul-
tative Chamber* of : ire Con-
sultative Chambers of Art*
and Manufacture*.

Arl -. ... - - ... .\it 'I..:, hfcv

Art* Club 15-7 13*,

Arts, Commerce and Manufac-
ture*. Society for the En-
couragement of 25-3090.

— Guild X-702d.
ArUl-bogdo, mt*., Enss, As. 25-

10 <F4) :l-758b ; 18-711b.

ART SOCIETIES 2-701c.

Arta, Society ot X-702b ; 24-
982a ; bookbindlnglS-345b ;
examination 10-4 < a exhibi-
tions 10-87b: Fine Art*
Copyright Act 7-1 26c ; short-
hand 24-1012d.

ART TEACHING X-703b ; 1-
Itta.

— Unions Act 17-21*.
Art Ui-hnf, Danzig 7-8258.
ARTUSI, O. M. 2-705b; 7-172*.
Artvin, Cauc. X3-874 (IL

B-<3).

— , dist., Cauc. 15-95:.!..
Art-workers Guild 2-7uud; X-

retb.

Artynae 9-687«,

Artz, Pa. X1-106(I4).

Aru. Sum. 1-1458.

—.bay. Sum. X6-73d.

ARU, isls.. Malay Arch. 2-

705b ; 17-466 (C>4) ;19-488c.
— . lake, Tib. 6-108 (C3) ; 88-

...j; i.
Aru ha, IsL. W.I. 28-544 (I>4) .

28-545d; 7-636a: 8-735d:

phosphates Xl-47«a.
Araoas, Can. In. 6-172 (map).
Aru-oho, lake, Tib. : tee Am

(lake).

Arudy. Fr. 1O-778 (D6).
Arnganzao, mt, Formoea 18-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

53

ARUI-ASIA

Ami (zool.) : see Udad.

Aru Island wallaby : see Fil

ander.

Aruniali, Pal. : see Ornia, El.
Amman! : see Vlachs.
Arum lily : see Richardia.
• — maculatum : see Cuckoo-
pint.

Arun, riv., India 14-376 (M6)
— , riv., Sus. 9-421 (IV. AS)

4-5S4(C6); 26-165c; 9-410b.
Arunca, riv., Port. 25-530

(A3-2); 22-135b.
Arunda, Sp. : see Acinlpo.
ARUNDEL, EARLDOM OF 2

705o: 26-163a.
— , EARLS OF 2-706b.
— , William do Albini, earl of 2

705c ; 26-16:ib ; 17-3d.
— , Edmund Fitzalan, earl ol

2-70Gb ; 9-300d.
— , Richard Fitzalan, earl of (d.

1397) 2-706c ; 17-4a ; 26-

138a.
— , Thomas Fitzalan, earl of 2-

706d ; 20-365b ; 2-709c.
— , Henry Frederick Howard,

earl of 2-708b ; 18-948C.
— , Thomas Howard, earl of (d.

1646)2-708b; 2-706a: 17-4c;

gem collection ll-569b.
— , Thomas Howard, earl of (d.

1677) : see Norfolk, Thomas

Howard, duke of.
— , Roger : see Roper Arundel.
ARUNDEL, THOMAS 2-709a;

16-930c; 5-21 Ic.
Arundel, Can. 22-724 (C3).
ARUNDEL, Sus. 2-709d; 9-424

(IV. A5) ; 2-417C,
Arundel Club 2-702c.

— collection 2-7 08c.

— Cove, bay, Md. 17-828 (B4).

— group 15-56Da ; 7-417a.

— Library 10-6b.

— Marbles 2-7 08d.
Arundel on the Bay, Md. 17-

828 (G3).
Arundel Psalter 14-31 7b.

— Society 2-7 O2c ; 2-709a.
Arundell, Sir Humphrey 7-

182b ; 24-32a.

— of Wardour.Henry Arundell,
baron 2-7 lOc.

— OF WARDOUR, THOMAS
Arundell, baron 2-710a.

Arundinarial2-377b; 3-303c;
13-4 7 4a.

Amndo (bot.) 12-376b ; fossil
7-4 1 7<1. 12-377c; seed disper-
sal 12-37 4d : see also Reed.

— arenaria : see Sand-reed.

— Donax22-974a; 25-21d.

— Phragmites : see Reed.

— (instrument) : see Calamus.
Arundu, Afg. 15-6:ila.
Arungquilthal7-306c; 23-65a.
Aruns (Etruscan) 4-696b.
Arunta : ancestor worship 1-

947a ; magic 17-309a ; mar-
riage customs 2-957b, 10-

162b ; mourning ll-330b ;

totem system 27-SOd, 27-

sid. 23-9Slb.

Arupenum, Aus. : see Rovigno.
Aruppakotai, India 14-382

(HIS).
Arus, spring, Turk. As. 26-305

(Cl).

— , riv., Asia M. 23-962d.
Arusi, dist.. Aby. 1-83 (map).
ARUSIANUS MESSIUS2-710d.
Arusi Galla, dist., Aby. l-85a ;

l-87b.
Aruspices (Roman religion) :

see Harnspices.
Arutela, Rum. : see Bivolari.
Aruwimi, dist., Cong.Bel.

(D3-2) ; 6-926d ; l-456c ;

6-920b.
— , forest, C.Af. : see Congo

Forest.
— , riv.. Cong.Bel. 6-923 (D2) ;

6-916d ; 6-917d; 6-926a ;

languages 3-359a.
Arva, Ire. : see Arvagh.
— , co.. Hung. 3-4 (F2).
— , riv., Hung. 3-4 (F2) ; 5-

383c.

Arvad, Syr. : see Aradus.
Arvagh, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
ARVAL BROTHERS 2-71 la ;

Ambarvalia l-791c ; flamens

10-475b ; hymn 16-251d, 17-

reoa.

ARVALS (custom) 2-711C.

Arva Magura, mt8., Eur. : see
Magura.

Arvand, mt., Pers.: see Elvend.

Arvanek, dist., Pcrs. 3-81a.

Arve, riv., Fr. 10-778 (H4) ;
13-74C ; 5-827a ; ll-587b.

Arvels : see Arvals.

Arverna, Gaul : see Clermont-
Ferrand.

ARVERNI 2-711c; ll-533a ;
3-49d ; chief town 6-498d,
11-7670 ; Fabius Maximus'
victory 10-1 13d; Sequani
24-658C.

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1.

Arvernia, dist., Fr. : see Au
vergne.

Arvers, Felix 11-146C.

Arves. mt., Dauphiufi Alps 1-
742b.

Arvi, India 14-382 (H9).

Arvicanthis 23-443a.

Arvicola amphibius: see Water-
rat.

— macrotus 25-14b.

— nivalis : see Snow-mouse.

— obscurus 25-14b.

— russatus25-14b.

— terrestris : see Water-rat.
Arvidsiaur, Swed. 19-SOO

(D-E2).

Arvidson : see Afzelius, Johan
Arvika, Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Arvilla, N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).
Arvonia, Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Arvonian group 22-266d.
Arwad, .Syr. : see Aradus.
Arx, Ildefons von 26-264c.
Arx Palatina, Lond. 16-955C.
Aryabhata (astronomer) 24-

183a ; l-491b ; algebra 1-

61 7a : «• determined by 27-

271c : solar year introduced

13-492b.

Arjwohattiyam l-617a.
ARYAN 2-711c; languages 2-

712c, 15-167a : religion 21-

203d. See also Aryas and

Indo-European.
Aryana (Aria), div., Asia 14-

742a; l-547d; 13-331a.
Aryan Household (Hcarn) 15-

581c.

Aryas 5-466b : see also Aryan.
ARYA SAMAJ 2-712d.
Arya Sura (author) 15-280a.
Aryauto, tribe l-956d.
Aryavarta, region, India 14-

623b ; language 14-487C.
ArybaUi5-715c.
Arycanda, Asia M. 17-152b.
Arycandus, riv., Asia M. 17-

152a.

Aiyd, Swed. 26-190 (C3).
Arymbas I., (of Molossi) 9-

698d.

— , II. 9-698d.
Aryo-Indian 2-712b : see. also

Indo-Aryan.
Arys, Ger. ll-807d.
— , riv.. C.Asia 27-420 (D3) ;

26-303d.
Arystan-daban, pass, China 6-

168(C1); 26-91 Ob.
Aryteno-epiglottic fold 21-

359d; 23-1 85b.

— -cpiglottidean muscle 28-

ARYTENOID 2-713b ; cartil-
ages 23-184C ; muscle 23-

185b, 28-174a.
Aryvocalis muscle 28-1 73d.
Are, riv., Fr. 10-778 (C4) ; 18-

820b.

Arzachel (astronomer) 2-811a.
Arzacq, Fr. 10-778 (D6).
ARZAMAS, Russ. 2-713b ; 23-

872 (F4) ; 19-721a.
Arzanene. Turk. As. 15-950a.
Arzano, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Arzawa, dist., Asia M. 13-536

(Cl) ; 13-535d ; 13-534d.
Arzen, Kurdistan 15-950a.
— , riv., Turk. 27-426 (A2): 1-

482c.
Arzerum, Turk.As. : see Er-

zcrum.
Arzeu, Alg. 1-643 (Al) ; 1-

645c.
— , gulf, Alg. 1-643 (At) ; 1-

642c.

Arzignano, It. 27-987c.
Arzinga, Turk.As. : see Erzin-

gan.

Arzinol, mt.. Alps 26-242 (C4).
Arzohispp, Sp. 21-92d.
— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (C-D2) ;

28-192c.

Arzon, riv., Fr. 16-923c.
Arzu, Khan 13-488c.
Arzyan, mts., Arm. S-547b ;

15-955b ; 15-6S2d.
As, riv.. Sib. : see Ob.
As (cbem.) 6-39b.

— (coin)2-713c ; 19-877b ;19-
893a.

— (music) : see Arghonl.
AS (measure) 2-7 13b.

ASA 2-713d; 3-868b ; 7-784b.
Asaak, Pers. : see Kuchan.
Asab, Erit. : see Assab.
Asaba, Nipr. 19-678 (C4) ; 12-

212a; 19-679d.
Asabah (diet.) 14-442d.
Asabri, Pud. 9-129a.
Asad, tribe 18-634a; 18-905a ;

17-406a.

Asadabad, Pers. 21-188 (Cl).
— , dist., Pers. 21-1 94d.
Asad al Kasri 5-36d.

— b. Abdullah 22-928b.

— b. Zurarah 17-403d ; 17-
410b.

• ed Dowleh : see Adod ad-
daula.

Asad of Tus (the Younger) 21
249b; 23-S13d.

— Pasha 5-303b.
Asadulcis2-713d.
Asndullah Khan Naushal

(Mirza) : see Ghalib.

— Pathan-3-957d.
Asad ul Mulk 21-245d.
ASAFETIDA 2-713d ; l-312d
Asaf Jah 14-32a ; 14-404b ; 3

763b.

— Khan 15-532b.
ASAF-UD DOWLAH 2-714a

17-106b ; 13-488d.
Asagart-a : see Sagartians.
Asahan, Sum. 26-74b.
— , riv., Sum. 26-71 (A2) ; 26

71b.
Asahel (bibl.) 7-856a ; !!•

93Sa.

Asahel, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Asahil5-188a.

" Asahi " (battleship) 24-902d
Asahikawa, Jap. 15-156 (N5)

15-21 Ib.
Asahitake, mt,, Jap. 15-156

<L7) ; 15-159d.
Asaji-ura, sound, Jap. : see

Tsu-shima Sound.
Asak, Russ. : see Azov.
Asaki, G. 23-848b.
Asakir Jaish : see Jaish b

Khomaruya.
Asakusa, park, Tokyo 26-

1048b.

— quarter, Tokyo 26-104Sb
15-160d.

Asakusa-nori 15-1 fiOd.

Asal el-Ward, val., Syr. 16-

MTa.
Asalguate, riv., C.Am. 5-678

(B4) ; 24-96b.
Asali, dist., N.E.Af. 9-745d.
Asalim, Pers. 12-6d.
Asama, Jap. 15-160d.
— , riv.. At. Rom. 23-648 (B3I
Asamayama, mt.. Jap. 15-

156 (K-LS); 15-157d ; 15-

158c.

Asamiya : see Assamese.
Asamonaeus : see Asmoueus.
Asamus, Bulg. : see Nikopoli.
Asamushi, Jap. 15-160d.
Asan, Kor. 6-234a.
— , riv., India (Chambal) 14-

376 (G-H6).
— , riv., India (Jumna) 7-932c ;

15-553d.
Asanaque, mt., Bol. 4-167 (B3);

4-1 68b.

Asander 4-286d.
Asanga (monk) 16-9Sa ; 15

180 (Plato); 15-177a.
Asano Saburo 15-1 89h.
Asansol, India 14-376 (MS).
Asaph, St 28-261d; 23-

1016b.
ASAPH (singer) 2-714b ; 22-

536a.

Asaph, Pa. 21-1 Ofi (H2).
Asaphidae 2-300d (fig.).
Asaphisl6-124a.
Asaphites (bibl.) 22-536a.
Asaphus 2-299d; 20-237b; 27-

283a.

Asar (myth.) : see Aesir.
Asar, riv., India 12-748b.
Asar (geog.) : see Esker.
Asarabacca 2-498c ; ll-258d.
Asaridinos : sec Esar-haddon.
Asarp, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Asarum 22-5a.

— canadense : see Snake-root,
Canadian.

— europaeum : see Asara-
bacca.

Asarur, India 12-71 Da.

Asas Amir, riv., Turk.As. 26-

969d.

Asava (rel.) : see Four Intoxi-
cations.
Asawad, dist., Af. 11-204

(E-F1).

Asbach, Ger. 11-808 (I. K7).
Asben, San. : see Air.
Asbcstic2-715a.
Asbestoid : see Byssolite.
Asbestolith 2-715a.
Asbestos, mts., Cape Col. 25-

466 (F7); 6-2271); 12-606c ;

geology 5-229c ; products

2-714d, 7-477c.
ASBESTOS (min.) 2-714b ;

Australia 2-953c ; dressing

20-242a ; United States 11-

752b.
ASBJORNSEN, PETER

Christen 2-715a.
Asbolite 28-225b.
Asboth, John 13-92SC.
ASBURY, FRANCIS 2-715c.
Asbury. N'-J. 19-502 (B2).
— , O. '20-26 (M7).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C4).

— Grove, Mass. 17-852 (Fl).
ASBURY PARK, N.J. 2-715d ;

19-502 (E3) ; 19-502a.
Asby, Swed. 26-190 (C3).
— , Great, Westm. : see Great

Asby.

Ascalaphidae 19-440a.

Ascolon. Mo. 18-608 (F2).

ASCALON, Pal. 2-716a(A-B5)
battle (1177) 26-593d ; coin
19-891b ; Katimite loss 9
97d ; Hospitallers defeatet
(1247) 24-15b ; Egyptiai
rule 7-543a, 9-85c ; ii
Philistine Wars 21-402b
Raymond of Toulouse 22
935a ; Scythian capture 21
403a ; Templars' attack 26
593c.

Ascandra falcata 25-726d.

Ascania, lake, Turk.As. 2-76(
(C2) : see also Isnik Geul.

— Limnc, lake, Asia M. : se
Buldur Geul.

Ascanian familv 4-421a.

ASCANIUS 2-716b; 15-87d
21-S.Hl.

Ascarides : see Nematoda.

Ascaris 19-360d ; chromo
somes 7-716c; germ-cells 7
719a, 9-318d, 7-715a.

— decipiens 19-359d.

— equorum : see Lumbricoid
common.

— lumbricoides 8-265d ; 6
683a; 24-195e.

— marginata 28-12d.

— megaloccphala 7-714o.

— mystax 28-12d.

— s\iis : see Pig ascarid.

— vitulorum : see Calf ascarid
Ascclin (bishop) : see Ada!

beron.

— , Friar 25-131d.
Ascencion, Bol. 4-167 (C2) ; 4'

172a.

Ascendant sign 2-798c.
Ascending aortic arch 2-668c.

— cercbellar tract : see Direct
eerebcllar tract.

— letters 27-542d.

— pharyngeal artery 2-666d.
Ascensio Jcsaiae : see Isaiah

Ascension of.

ASCENSION, isl., Atl.O. 2
716o ; 1-320 (map) ; Britisl
acquisition 4-60Sd ; iron-ore
12-804C ; volcano 28-190d.

— islets, Pac.O. : see Ponape.
— , bay, Mex. 18-318 (14) ; 18-

319c.

— , dist., La. 17-54 (b6).
— , Chapel of the, London 19-

26d.

— , Era of 4-1003d.
ASCENSION, FEAST OF THE

2-716d ; 10-222d.
Ascensional angle 28-140C.
Ascension of Isaiah : see

Isaiah, Ascension of.
Ascension of Moses : see Moses,

Assumption of.
Ascensius, Badius : see Badius,

Jodocus.
Ascent of Man (Drummond) 8-

600b.
" Ascetic " (race-horse) 13-

733a.
ASCETICISM 2-717b; Christian

9-821d, 6-332c ; Cynic 7-

692a ; German literature

ll-784b ; Hasan ul Basri

13-49c ; Hindu 13-508b ;

Jain tenets 15-127d;Mahom-

medan 17-422a ; Male-

branche 5-420d ; Manichae-

ism 17-574C ; Marcionite 17-

693a; monasticisml8-G87a:

Nco-pythagorean 19-3 7 8c ;

oriental 19-123d ; Spinoza

5-426a.
Ascetta primordialis : see Leu-

cosolenia primordialis.
Asch, Aus. 3-4 (Cl) ; 4-123a.
Aschach, AUH. 3-4 (D2).
— , Ger. 11-808 (III. n-oll).
Aschaff, riv., Ger. 2-720c.
ASCHAFFENBURG, Ger. 2-

720c; 11-808 (B4); ll-21a;

battle (1866) 24-714c;

school of forestry 10-64flb.

-, principality, Ger. 2-720d.
— , Concordat of : see Vienna,

Concordat of.

ASCHAM, ROGER 2-720d.
Ascham cupboard 2-365b.
Asche, BelE. : see Assche.
Asche (geol.) 21-1 76d.
Aschelberg - Frankenburg,

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. : electric waves

9-206b ; infra-red rays 16-

615c.

Aschratum (myth.) 1-1 6Bd.
Asciak, Malta 17-508 (B2).
ASCIANO, It. 2-722b ; 15-4

(C3).
Ascidia (Phallusia) 27-380a ;

27-381b (flg.) ; branchial

sac27-381d(fig.); Iarva27-
384b (flg.).

Ascidiacca : see Ascidians.

Ascidiao Compositae : see As-
cidians, compound.

— Luciae 27-390c ; 27-391d.

— SiMiplicos : see Ascidians,
simple.

Ascidia mentula 27-380a :
27-3800.

Ascidians 27-380a ; circula-
tion 27-383a ; compound
27-3891), 27-384d ; develop-
ment 27-383d ; endostyle
27-;{Sld ; metamorphosis.
27-385a (flg.) ; ovum in
follicle 27-3S3d (Hg.) ; phy-
logeny 27-391c ; simple 27-
388c ; social : see Claveli-
nidae ; stomach 27-389b
(flg.) ; test and mantle 27-
380b (flgs.).

Ascidicolidae 9-659d.

Ascidiidac 27-388c.

Ascidinae 27-388d.

Ascidiozooid (diet.) 27-379b.

Ascidium : see Pitcher.

ASCITANS 2-722c.

Aseites, Ark. 2-552 (A3).

ASCITES (ined.) 2-722c ; 16-
803a ; 8-265a.

Asclepiad 6-269d ; 2-722d.

Asclepiadaceae : distribution
21-779d; 21-782a ; gj-no-
stemium 10-566d : pistil 10-
570a, 10-;>71d; pollen 10-
S68c ; pollination 22-5a.

Asclcpiades (philosopher) 21-
341b.

ASCLEPIADES (physician) 2-
722d : 18-43d ; surgical
practice 26-126e,.

ASCLEPIADES (poet) 2-722d ;
13-3811); elegies 9-252c ;
Sicclidas identified with 26-
761b.

Asclepianura : see Aesculapius,
temple of.

Asclepias ll-256b ; ll-258d ;
cultivated species 13-768C ;
pistil 10-568c.

• — acida : see Soma.

— gigantea ll-423d.

— procera ll-423d.
Aselepigenia 21-86flb.
ASCLEPIODOTUS 2-722d.
Asclepion (hospital) 13-518a.
Asclepios : see Aesculapius.
Ascobolus 11-341C ; 11-339C.
Ascocarp ll-340c ; 16-582a.
Ascoccras 5-693c ; 25-110c.
Ascoceratidae 5-693c.
Ascocyclns l-597b.

Ascog, lake, Scot. 24-412

(A-B3) ; 4-878c.
Ascoglena 10-467b.
Ascogonium 2-724a; ll-340c.
Ascoidea ll-339e.
Ascoli, Cecco d' : see Cecco

d'Ascoli.
ASCOLI, GRAZIADO ISAIA

2-722d.

Ascoli, It, 25-805d.
Ascoliasmus 8-283d.
Ascolichenes 16-584d.
Aseoli cope 2-723b.
ASCOLI PICENO(Aseulum), It.

2-723a : 15-4 (D3) ; 15-26

(D3) ; bishop 15-1 8c.
Ascoli Piceno, prov.. It, 15-6d.
— , Satriano (Ausculum) It. 2-

723h ; battle (278 B.C.) 23-

626d ; coins 2-235c.
Aseomorpha 23-761d ; 23-

763b.
Ascomycetes ll-339b ; 11-

337a ; glycogcn ll-334c ;

phylogeny ll-336d, ll-338b.
Ascomyzontidae : see Astero-

cheridae.
Ascona, S%vitz. 26-242 (F4) ;

26-240a.

Asconematidae 25-729C.
ASCONIUS PEDIANUS, Q. 2-

723e.

Ascope, Peru 21-264 (B2).
Ascophorous (diet.) 2-724a
Ascophyllum l-589d ; l-590b.
Ascorhynchidae 2-301d.
Ascorhynchomorpha 2-301d

2-299a.

Ascorhynchus 2-301d.
Ascorticium ll-339c.
Ascosnermophora 18-471d;

18-470h.

Asr-ospore 2-724a; 16-582c.
ASCOT, Berks. 2-723d ; 16-942

(B3) ; geoloe>-3-783a : races

13-731b ; royal kennels 13-

948c.

Ascotan, Chil. 2-462 (Cl).
— , lake, Bol. 4-167 (B4) ; 4-

167d.
Ascot Heath, Berks. : see

Ascot.

Ascothoracida : see Lauridae.
Ascot Priory 25-1 60c.
— Stakes 13-730a.
Ascra, Or. 13-407c.
Ascrib, isls., Scot. 24-412 (B2).

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M-mpronlu* >-60d :

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12--JU3 (III) ;

•y) Iliile. «-780b ;

is-i'.r :

ti-nii) S7-l70d.
;.>2-i;^i.

v»i-il. 20-IIHI (IIS).

pnhallna.
^^•fcl : •"' 1'hcuol mlphonk

AsfakU. Tun.: tee Stex.
A«l» Naii«rn l-'.HM : l-9.1a.

Arfaraln. ,1 :

Asfeld. A. Hidal. baron d' 12-

Asfeld. Kr. 10-778 «JJ).

•.I il1. Itrtancoti 4-S15e.

. int.. M.ir. 18-Sil (VI).
;..r : .«•<• Sain.

ERJ-. «-«0 (B»).
ASGILL. JOHN 1-714*.
•aserimsaon. Kysteln : tee Ky
stein Asarimnon.

.luM-ph O-lSSc.

..<•>•) 16-942

fit Sandwi.-l.) 0-
l.'l ilV. K4).

r. 16-UI2 (HI): l-534d.

— . int., Arl». 1-544 (!•

. Hi t!-. 9-124 (IV. C3).

— . rlv.. .Minn. 18-550 (E2).
ASH il...t.) 2-7'.'4b: Il-2i4b .

ll--.T,o., : ,-t v niolmfy nf word
14- >:' ' Scandinavian myth
28-'J20d ; Umber 16-9800 ;
1-9 !9a ; 10-059d.

— (of coal) 6-576d.

— (V..1.-.UM.-) l-»S4d.
i..f Koodl 1--I.-..,.

ASHA . M.iiiiiun Ibn Qals) 1-
! : 1-27 Id; in Monlla-
kat 18-6 .'•

A«ha .!••:• 23-; 11. ; U-iOSb.
A-li.i.ih.i 13-. •.

•rtaftis, tribe M-2.i:.o.

A-ti.>k.,. N:-. 19-'-* (In.

i.:-

.

Aby. l-92b.
p (sjeoL) l-85b

e. Af . 1-330*

- 1- . ."i.

2-;-Jl.l

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727c : ethnofoK>

.129d : Frt-nrl
9I> foil. : haren

950h ; Unnage
-357d. 8-199C
»OO)l-726cfoll.

-1 7. . l8-l--.il.

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ASH'ARI l-729a : 17-422b.

iah'athb. 0*ls«^27b ; l-266b
Ashaway. R.I. 13-249 (A3).
Artir... : 2-70|b.
Aahboro. Ind. 14-422 (C6).

19-772 <C2).
ASHBOURNE. Derby 2-729b

9-116 (II. D3) ; geology 8

Tib.

— . 1'a.. 21-106 (L7).
Aahbourne Act 14-784b.
" Ashbourne portrait " (o

Shakespeare) 24-790c.
Ashburn. Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , Mn. 18-ens , i
— . Va. 28-11S (El).
A-hhiirnham, barons and earl

"f 2-729d.

— , Il.-rtram. 4th earl l-729d.
— . JOHN 2-729b.

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given on Page I.

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Kl).

.M.iirnoaui. Ma». 17-S5S
A«tmln«Ur M-

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ASHBUHTON. ALEXANDER
Baring, lit b.>

r7-lla.

. Harriot. Ladr 6*351d.
. i DUmfiMO. l.t baron
(early creation) 1-7. »>«
ASHUi ..in l-730o ;

o-i ;» ivi. »:-••
i i

• ' :. ' ' • , -7' '

ASHUUHTON Mu. 1-

7:>Uo; 1-1N1U <AI); 1-UUlb;

.:••-

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h-

: IP.

Vshl.ury. Jamc* M-896c.

ork». 6-410 (111.

.n 16-Sla.
, TURNER 2-7

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« 8-4 16 (II
1.- HI).

!•" 111).

— (Magna), Leics. 8-420 (III.

— (Parra). Leics. 8- 4 21) (HI-

it). Lines. 8-418 (II.

. \\oiilil.i), i|i-i., Leics. 16-
I94b.

Aahbyburg. Ky. 15-740 (A3).
ASHBY - DE • LA - ZOUCH.

Lcic*. 1-730.1; 9- 1 10 ill. 1)1):

canal 2-7:tla. 16-:iUlu ; goo-

! ...-. Iti- .1 .!.
Axhby r. \\ii.t.-7-25a.
Ashcha (lipkturli). lake, Iluas.

AS.13-S72 (117).
Ashchurch. Qtaf, 12-134a.
Aah-colourcd falcou : tre Mon

tagu's harrier.

— shrike : trr Greater Butcher-
bird.

Ashoombe, G. Cubitt, Baron

7-607 d.
Ashoombe, Dev. 6-430 (VI.

E2).

Ashcroft, E. A. 28-983o.
Ashcroft, Can. 4-000 (E3).
— , S.Dak. 15-506 (B2) ; 1

."7!..

Ashdanak : ter Astyaoea.
Aahdale, iclen. Scot. 2-644C.
Ashdod, Pal. : trr Azof us.
Ashdown. Ark. 1-551 (A4).
— . Battle of (871) 6-409b ; 1-

UOo.

— Forest. Sus. 9-424 (IV. C4) ;
9-111.1; 6-7*2b; golf links

.

— Park, Berks. 7-32 Ib.
Ashdown saudrt 28-137b ; 26-

165d: 15-737a.
A -IIP. J«hn2-731d.

— , K. 1>. 17-560d.

-. Samuel 2-7:ilU : 19-778d.

— , St Oeorge 3-779d.
Ashe, riv.. China 17-553 (C3)

17-.-..V.',-.

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (Al).
Ashcda, Swed. 18-190 i.

A SHE HO. China 2-731a ; 17-

553 (C3) ; 24-«38c.
Ashelero : tre Ashlar.
Asheloh. China : nee A-Sho-Ho
Ashem (rel.) 28-1042b.
Ashendon. Bucks. 0-420 (III

F3).
Ashepoo, riT., S.C. 25-:.00

iin>
Asher,

.

, Aaron ben : tre Aaron
ben Aaher.
Asher, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— ,Okla 20-58 (E3).
ASHER, tribe 2-731a ;15-518d

13-177a.

AsheraS-lI^.l : 13-180a.
ASHER BEN YEHIELll:..-!..

l-731b : 13-171C.
Ashersville, Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Aaher r. Calcraf t 21-338C.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. 2-731o ; 19

771 (B4).

— . plain. X.C. 27-615a.
Ashfleld. Mass. 17-852 (HI).

— . M.mt. 14-276 (Fl).

— . X.S.W. 19-53.S (O4-5) ; 2t
278 (A3) ; population £
ITOd.

— , Pa.. 21-1 06 (LO.

Ash Flat, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
AoMord. Ala. 1-460 (D4).

Conn. 6-9i» (Ul).

'Irr 16-tila* ' *"
HrORD. Kent l-73»a ; 6-
t:i •mlogr t-

ih). Kant 6-424 (IV.
K

>: 1*0-

.

.•

I..-, - IB-Mill.

\ • 14 ;n

Aahford r. Thonitou 6-836o ;

•MMb.

.:,/. I-.', I I (112).

AahgUI irroup 5- '•'"><•
Aahgnivr. ln.1. 14-
AahUrm.'. M" >»

. 28-11- ,1
ASH12-7 i-'.i: 28
Amble, lake. s. ..t 14-7 Jub.
AdUestiel. manatou. Scut. 11-

A-ahlh-na : trr Asena.
Aahlkara 15-280c ; 15-224a.
\sblk Paalia l7-46oa.
•re Eahmun.
__ tee Ashnaa.
Ashlngdon. Esa. 6-785d ;

battle: tee AsMamlim.
ASH1NGTON. Norlliuinb. 2-

9-
Lshl-no-ko, lake. Jap. :

llitkone.
Ashlppun Creek, riv., \VU.

\-hir (title) l-788d.
UbJra (peoi :.-• i- :"..
.-••• is-t

>
1'ark. rMldflDBa^ Bur. M-

I. lain. Maw. 17-U1

:..'
— Ita-erve. flah 17-n| II..

»r
\.l,l). I ' I).

•hmead.U
11- 11

A^imead-UarUett. \V. L. 4-

\-liii.p<lal : trr Asmodeiu.
Ashman, lake, M«~. i

Uhttnt. •: .- .

mU., Arm. 1-565 (C3).

ad. Asia : tee Axkabad.
Ashkale. Arm. 1-56.'. (< I ).
Aahkanlan : nee Antacid.
Ashkel. Jebel. i-l.. TunH 27-

ilikrli.n, Pal. : tee Asoalon.

• >•
ASHKENAZI. SEBI (llakliam

..

Aabkennxto Jew» 1S-406O ; 6-
272a; 17-1 -'9a.

AKhkiiin. III. 14-:inl (in).
AHhkllllnin. ili-t.. li 'li il2--.'n.i.
—.riv.. In.llu 12--JO.-.
A-hkun. riv., \U. 15->::'.ll>.
Ashland. Aln. l-Hln

— , Del. 17-828 (HI).

11-
- . III. 14-:mi i HI).

— , Ind. 14-IJ-' ((

— , Kan. 15-

ASHLAND. Ky. 2-7:12b ; 15-
740 (F2).

— , La. 17-54 (Al).

— , Mass. 17-852 (K->).

— , Me. 17-434 ( 1

— . Miss. 18-600 (Cl).

— , Mo. 18-608(1'

— , Mont. 14-27 6 (F3).

— , Nob. 16-324 (113).

— , N.H. 19-490 (D4).

— . N.Y. 19-596 (Al).

— . O. 20-26 (F3).

— , Okla. 20-58 (E-F3).

— , Oreg. 10-242 (C5) ; 20-

ASHLAND. Pa. l-732c ; 21-

106 (K II.

. ILI. 23-249 (111).
ASHLAND. Va. 2-732c ; 28

118 (E3).

— , WIs. 2-732.1 ; 28-740 (C2)
-. \V.Va. 28-.160 (1(4).

— , bay, Wte. : tee Cheqxia
megon, bay.

— City, Tenn. 26-620 (D-E1).

— Co., O. 2O-26 (F3).

— Co., WIs. 28-740 (C2).

— Junction, \VK 28-71(1 (B2J
ASHLAR 2-733a; 4-527a; 17

842d.

Ash-leaved maple 17-584c.
Ashley, A. A. Cooper, baron: «•

Shaftesbury, A. A. Cooper

earl of.

— , Sir Anthony : law case 26-
7:.s,l.

— , Evelyn 20-649b.

— , Robt. 14-5SCc.

— . W. H. (ejcploror) 27-81 8c

.

— , WILLIAM J. (economist
2-733a.

A-liloy. Ches. 16-139 (D3).

— . 111. 14-3IH

— , Ind. 14-422 ((il).

— . .Midi. 18-:17-' (F6).

— , Hiss. 18-600 (H4).

— . Mo. 18-608 (K'J).

— , N.liuk. 19->" (K:tl.

— , Xorthants. 9-420 (III. Fl

— . X.X. 19-624 (D5).

— , O. 20-28 (E4).

— . I'n. 21-liifi (L3).

— . \V.Va. 28-560 (C2).

— , riv., X.Z. 19-024 (D5).

ASHMO

OLE. ELIASl-733a ; 11

Hlb; 16-1 lul..
Aabmolean Museum 16-4 Ua ;

.

Ashmore, FU. 16-540 (Id).
. HI. 14-304 (D4).

AHhmoiinl rot tun 7-257d.

\.liiniin. .l.-hilill 16- .11!..

Aahnas 5- 1 7 . • 9-93d.

Aahod I. (Armenian king) 1

i-.-i.in ,..!..-• 11-7 :.!..

Aahop. rlv.. Derby 16-933 (B3).

--
Ashopton. Derby 16-933 (CS);

8-7
\»hf>t (Georgian king) : lee

Ashoved, cape. Den. 8- .
Anhover. Derby 8-4 16(1

8-7J,

\-hpitpl 25-783d.
\-i.;.nnirt€>ii. Dev., geology 8-

I '.J. .

— group 8-126d.

Ashraf (Afghan ruler) 21-233b

— (Junbalut)6-103a: 6-9 2e.

— (KansfthGhftrI)6-103b; 6

— (Khalll): trr Khalll.

— (Xaslr al din Shaban) 8-
101.1 : 9-

— (Salt al din lianbal)6-102c
8-92b.

— (Salt al din Inal) 6-I02d
9-92b.

— (Salt al-din Halt Bey) : tee
Halt Bey.

— (Tumanbey) 6-1 03a ; 8-92c
ASHRAF (Shurcfa. Sherifs)

trilw l-733b.

— (family) : tee under Sli.-ri

• 111:1 S.H llil.

— , Malik (Tnuh chief) 8-605l>
— . Malik-al- (of Khelat) 7

543d; 24-f.lOd.
— , Mum 9-92a.
— , Musa b. Adil 6-98d.
— , mosque, Cairo 9-lU9a.
Aahragah 18-855t>.
Ashrcf (shah) 14-868b.
ASHREF, Pcrs. 2-733c ; 21

188 (Bl) ; 21-2371).

iimey, Dev. 8-430 (VI

Ashridge. Bucks 13-257C.

i ir 2-27 Ib.

Ashstead. Sur. 16-942 (C3).
— . park, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
Ash, Swamp Brook, riv., N.H

19-490 (C6).

Ashta, India 14-376 (G8).
ASHTABULA. O. 2-733C ;

26 (II).
— , riv., O. 20-26 (II).

— Co., O. 20-26 (II).
Ashtagram, div., India 14-38

(G13-14).

Ashlar. Malik 5-28d.
Ashtarak, Cauc. 23-874 (II

C-D3).

Ashtar-Chemosh 2-791a.
Ashtarkhanid (dynasty) 27

472a; 4-157b.
Ashtaroth (goddess) : tee As

tarte.
Ashtaroth Karnaim, Pal. 20

602 (D3) : 3-464d foil. ; 15

326d ; Hephaim race 3

464d ; temple of Astarto 2

883b.
Ashti. India (Cen. Prov.) 14-

382 (119).
— , India (Hyderabad) 14-38

(F10).

Ashtlshat, Arm. 2-570a.
Ashtola. Pa. 21-106 (E5).
Ashton (abbot) 21-297c.
— , J. Williamson, 1st baro

16-1 49a.

— , Thomas 17-5 4 6d.
Ashton. CTiea. 6-416 (H. B3).
Ga. 11-752 <C4).
la. 14-732 (III).
III. 14-304 <C2);
\m-14-304c.
La. 17-54 (a7).
Neb. 19-324 (F3).

ARUI-ASIA

Album. It.I. «-!»!• « I); 7>
•17 b.

!.'

*. Hum. : inLoagAsfc-
,l.l.lr. L»l». 16-118

.r-lllll. aim. t-ISO
(111

ASHTON • UNDER • LVNE.
id ; 16- V
nfact

i.,.

iltUaa6-l>la.
rr AMartr.
prtiT.. Jap. 16-

l-Tli

104 b.

A»hilaul|il. Ukr. dan.

(Dl) 12-
— , rlv.. Can. : ser Hamilton.
A>liiiapinu< l.uan. rlv.. Can. :

Aidiiirliii! N.H. 18-4 V« « '8).

— , Ukr. \ II. 19-:

-.rtv.. X.ll. 19-1

A-lniii.rt. Ukr, Maa*. 17-851

A-li>ir : trr AssQT.
Aabur. rlv.. Pal. M-801 (Cl).
AiJiun. i r>-19c.

Ashurada. Pen. Sl-188 (Bl):

H-19U.
A-lnir Khanal4-31e.

limn' 17-B84d.
A-l.'ir-l. Kent 18-
— . 8u». 9- 1 '• I 1 1 \
A -Inal. nit . I7a.

A-l.villp. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
—.Fla. 16-540 « I
— . 0. 16-26 .
— . Pa.U-108(E-F4).
A»hwat.pna Creek. riT., Wkl.

16-7 40 (E4).
Aahwapmwhuan. rlv., Can.

22-724 (B2) ; lS-1003d.
Aahwater, Dev. 8-430 (VI. D2).
ASH WEDNESDAY 2-7 II..
ASHWELL. LENA 2-7
Anhwell, Ilprtx 8-424 (IV. B2) ;

geology 13-398C.

LKhwell. H. r. 1

AAwell. It. r. 16-102d.
ABhwcllthorpe, Norf. »-424

Artiwick. Bc«. 8-130 (VI. HI).
Ann wood, La. 17-1 (Cl).

— . Mlw. 18-600 (A4).

— . Oreg. t-416(K3).

— Dale. ral.. Derby. 8-416 (IL
D3); geology 8-7 la.

Ashvrortli. J. K. 17-344C.

— . P.22-782d.

Asl (Cyprus) : tee Cyprus.

— . Nahr al. riT.. Syr. : tee
Orontes.

ASIA 2-734c ; 2-736 (map) ; 1-
320c: climate 2-7 43d; di-
mensions ll-632b ; ethno-
logy 2-7481) ; fauna 2-747a ;
flora 2-7 4ib; Kt-olotry 2-
742b, 7-4-lSc, 8-1 26b, 25-
lllc; historv2-749c ; land
connexions 26-R61C ; mi»-
Klono 18-594a ; population
ll-635d; railways 22-823a;
survey s 2-7 38b, 17-65 Ic.
Xrr ouo voder separate coun-

.

— (Horn, prov.) 2-756d : 23-
648 (El) ; 23-B49 <C4) ; 2-
7 19---7a.

— , Is!., Peru 21-266b.

— , inls., Mal.Arch. 17 - 168

ion.

— , dock, Antwerp 2-1 S5b.
" Aria " (liner) 24-888*.
Asiaffo. It. 15-1 <C2).

ASIA MINOR 2-757a; 2-760
(map) ; coins 19-8S5d ;
cotton crop 7-267a : emery
workinro 0-336a : fauna and
flora 2-7 59a ; geology «-
758c : meerschaum workings
18-72d ; product Hand manu-
facture* 2-759a ; railways S*
759a, 3-197b ; rainfall 2-
745a : surrey maps 17-
65 Ic.

— : History. Aegean period 1-
247a ; AnUlcida*. peace of
2-88c; Celtic invasion 6-
612b ; Cyrus the Persian 21-
207a ; Gaulish invasion 11-
393c: Hellenism 13-S42d ;

to period 13-S3id ;
Ionian Inhabitant* 14-730b ;
Macedonian Empire 17-
22Sd, 17-226b; Ptolemy Phil-
adelphus tt-617b; Roman
period: fee Asia. Rom.
prov. ; SeUuk rale 14-609d.

AsiaUo. OO.CM. 11-203 (B4).
Asiatic cholera: tee Cholera.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page t.

55

ASIA-ASTR

Asiatic elephant 9-259b ; fore-
foot bones 27-581b; mam-
moth 17 - 530d ; tusks 15-
93a.

— ibex : see Siberian ibex.

— ivy IS-lOOd.

— Society, Royal 2S-S15a ; 11
207a.

— Society of Bengal : see Ben-
gal Asiatic Society.

— Turkey ; see Turkey in Asia.
Asid, gulf, P.Is. 21-392 (D5-4).
Asido, Sp. 15-325d ; 18-67b.
ASIENTO (diet.) 2-761b.
Asiento d'Ambato, EC. : see

Ambato.

— Treaty (1713) 2-761b.
Asientos de Ibarra, Alex. 1-

427d.
Asif el Mai, riv., Mor. 18-851

<C3); 18-8;.2a.
Asif Marghen, riv., Mor. 18-

Bite.
Asille. dist., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

1-Soa.
Asilul Elena Doamna : sec

Princess Elena Refuge.
Asim 27-467a.
Asimina 21-7 SOc.

— Blaini : see Black lance-
wood.

Asinais : see Caddo.
Asinana, gulf. It, 15-4 (B4).
— , isl., It. 15-4 (A-B4).
Asinari 8-504a.

Asinaria, Porta,Rome23-607d.
Asine, Gr. (Argolis) 12-440
(D3) : 20-1 I l:i.

— (Rhiora), Gr. (Messenia) 12-
440 (C4).

— (Corone), Or. (Messenia) :
see Corone.

Asinelli, tower, Bologna 4-

179b.

Asinello, isl., Aus. 3-4 (D4).
Asingan, P.Is. 21-392 (B4).
Asinus (zool.) 2-770b.
Asio : see Horned owl.

— accipitrinus : see Woodcock-
owl.

Asiphonaeea 2-99d.

Asiphonatae 18-9014.

Asipu (rel.)22-317b.

Aalr, Pers. 10-190a.

ASIR, dist., Arab. 2-761c ; 2-

264 (Do) : 2-259c ; Wahhabi

movement 2-268d.
Asirgarh, India 14-382 (G9) ;

19-701C.
Asiril9-13Sc.
Asirmintar, volcano, Jap. 15-

156 (T2).
Asisl9-161c.
ASISIUM, It. 2-762a; 15-26

(D3). See also Assisi.
Asiyin 26-847a.
Agjadi 10-397d.
Asjer (tribes) : see Azgar.
— , Tasili of the, plateau, Sah.

23-1004C.

Ask (anc. ship) 24-865b.
Aska, India 14-3S2 (L10) ; 11-

4J2d.
ASKABAD, Russ.As. 2-762b ;

27-420 (B4); 27-171a;

routes 21-195a.
Askam-in-Furness, Lanes. 9-

416 (II. Al) ; 7-779C.
Askania, isl., Or. 12-424 (G4).
Askar, Egy. 4-956d.
— . Pal. 15-121b.
Askari (diet.) 16-232a.
Askari (Shiite imams) : see All

ul Askari and Hasan ul Ask-
ari.

ASKAULES 2-762b.
ASKE, ROBERT 2-762b ; 9-

531d; 22-64d.
Askeaton, Ire. 14-744 (C4) ;

16-69 Ic.
Askcnasy, E. : ascent of water

in plants 21-747b.
Askenburg, Ger. : see Aschaff-

enburg.

Asker, Nor. 19-804 (D3).
Askern, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2) ;

28-9311).

Askersund, Swed. 26-190 (C2).
Askesian Society 21-408b.
ASKEW, ANNE 2-762d.
— , Sir George : see Ayscue.
Askew, Ark. 2-552 (E3).
Askew Codex : see Pistis

Sophia.
Askhabad, Russ.As. : see Aska

bad.
Askham, Lanes.: see Askatn-in

Furness.

— , Notts. 9-416 (II. F3).
— . Westm. 9-412 (I. C3).
Askhap. Russ. 23-872 (H-I4).
Askia 17-565b ; 26-982c ; tomb

ll-454d.

Askim, Swed. 26-190 (A-B3).
Aski Shahr, C.Asia : see Ka.sh

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

Askitic

iitichi, lake, Can. 22-724
(B2).

Askival, mt., Scot. 24-412
(B3); 25-247a,

Askja, mt., Ice. 14-228 (C2) ;
14-229C.

Askii, isl., Nor. 19-804 (A2).

— , isl., Swed. 26-190 (D3).

Askold 15-790a.

" Askold " (cruiser) 24-913b.

Askole, India 14-376 (F2>.

Askos (vase) 5-712d.

Askrigg, Yorks. 9-412 (I. D4);
28-,V.'Ob.

Askroven, isl.. Nor. 19-804
(A2).

Askum. Swed. 26-190 (A2).

Askwith, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).

Aslackby, Lines. 9-416 (II.G4).

Aslacton, Notts. 7-375a.

Aslanduz, Pers. 21-239b.

Asli ll-'.-Jo.

As Iibralis2-713c.

Asloan SIS. 3-353d.

Aslockton, Notts. : see Aslac-
ton.

Asma (d. of Abu Bekr) 5-3 Ic.

— (d. of A'war) 5-28b.
Asma Dagh, mt., Turk.As. 2-

565 (Al).
ASMA'I (AbQ Said 'Abd ul

Malik ibn Quraib) 2-763b ; 2-

27 Ic; 18-645b.
Asmaide : see Mayda.
Asmani 16-200b.
Asmanite 18-2G3c ; 27-268a.
Asmautai, lake, Russ.As. 23-

872 (16) ; 27-420 (B3) ; 2-

317a.
Asmar, Afg. 14-376 (D2) ; 1-

312a ; 15-946b ; routes

through 15-625b.
ASMARA, Ahy. 2-763c; 1-83

(map) ; Italian occupation

l-94a : 15-73C.
ASMODEUS 2-763d : 8-122a.
Asmonaeans (family) : see Mac-
cabees.

ASMONEUS 2-764a.
Asmuntl Kappabanos Saga 14-

239a.

Asmundr Karasun 24-295a.
Asmus : see Claudius, Mat-
thias.

Asnaes, Den. 8-24 (D3).
— , pt., Den. 8-24 (C3).
Asnapper 2-789b.
Asnen, lake, Swed. 26-190 (C3).
Asniara, isl., It. 22-127C.
ASNIERES, FT. 2-764a ; 10-

778(B5).

Asnos, riv., Port. 28-16 jb.
Asnunnak 9-1 1 la.
Asnyk, Adam 21-929a.
Aso, mt., Jap. : see Aso-take.
— , riv.. It. 15-4 (D3) ; 15-4b.
" Aso " (cruiser) 24-912d.
Asochis, Plain of, Pal. : see

Buttauf, El.

Asoda, riv.. India 28-322c.
ASOKA, 2-764a ; 14-398d ;

14-396c ; date theories 4-

737d, 13-495b, 14-622b ;

hospitals 13-TH li- ; inscrip-
tions 24-159b, 20-631b, 14-

623d ; pillars 4-738b, 14-

428c, 17-122a.
Asola, It. 15-4 (C2).
Asolando (Browning) 4-673c ;

4-'J23d.
ASOLO (Acelum), It. 2-764c ;

15-4 (D2) ; 7-163a.
Asomati, monastery, Athens

2-839b.
Ason, riv., Sp. 25-530 (Dl) ;

24-1 89c.

Asop, India 14-376 (E6).
Asopia 16-468b.
Asopius (general) 21-73d.
Asopus (myth.) 2-132d.
Asopus, Gr. 12-440 (D4) ; 16-

52a.
— , riv., Gr. (Boeotia) 12-440

(E2); 4-114d; 20-327b.
— , riv., Gr. (Mails) 27-116b.
— , riv., Gr. (Sicyon) 25-37a.
ASOR 2-764C.
Asotake (Aso-san), mt., Jap.

15-156 (G10); 15-158a; 28-

187b; 28-190a.
Asotin, Wash. 28-354 (H3).

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (H3).

— Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(H3).

Asov, Rnss. : see Azov.
ASP 2-764d.

Aspadana, Pers. 14-869d.
Aspalathum : see Spalato.
Aspang, Ober, Aus. : see Ober

Aspang.
Aspar (Byzantine general) 16'

139a.

— , shield of 21-795a.
Aspara, Asia 23-gllc.
ASPARAGINE 2-764d ; 7-

578d ; in dandelion 7-801b.
Asparagoideae 16-684a.
ASPARAGUS2-765a; 16-684a.

— (medeoloides) : see Smiiax.

— beetle 2-765c.

— stone 2-159d.
Aspari, Ind. 14-382 (G12).
Aspartic acetamide : see Aspar-

agine.

Aspartio acid l-514a; 19-

923a.

Asparukh (khan) 4-779d.
ASPASIA (of Athens) 2-765d ;

21-146C.; 13-37 Ic.

— (gynaecologist) 12-764d.
Aspasiacae, tribe 20- 8 7 Od.
Aspasine : see Hyspaosiues.
ASPASIUS (philosopher) 2-

766a; 2-514d.

— (rhetorician) 2-766a.
Aspatha 18-91 Ob.
Aspatria, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3) ;

7-625d.

— Agricultural College l-413d.
Aspdin, Joseph 5-654d.
Aspe, Sp. 25-530 (E3); l-661c.
— , riv., Fr. 3-493a.

Aspelin (Finnish writer) 10-

386c.

Aspelt, Luxemburg3-66S (H4).
Aspen, Colo. 6-722 (D2).
— , lake, Oreg. 20-242 (C5).

— nits., Ida. 14-276 (D4).
ASPEN (tree) 2-766a; 10-659a;

in Poland 21-930d ; in U.S.

27-634b.
Aspenden, Herts. 9-424 (IV.

B3).
ASPENDUS, Asia M. 2-766c ;

2-760 (D4) ; coins 19-889a ;

theatre 26-731a (Plate).
Aspen Hill, Tenn. 26 • 620

(E2).

ASPER, AEMILIUS2-767a.
— , HANS 2-767a.
Asperen, Holl. 13-588 (B3).
AspiTR, Her. 13-570d.
ASPERGES 2-767a.
Aspergill 2-767a.
Aspergillosis 25-191b.
Aspergillum : see Brechites.
Aspergillusll-341a; ll-334dj

sporophore ll-335c.

— fumigatus 20-785c.

— herbariorum : see Green
mould.

— Oryzae ll-341b; alcohol
manufacture 25-703a.

Aspermont, Tex. 26-690 (G2).
A-tH-rn, Aus. 2-767b.
ASPERN-ESSLING, battle of

(lS09)2-767b ; 19-226a.
Asperococcus l-597b.
Aspers, Pa. 21-106 (H6).
Aspersion (baptism) 3-365C ;

10-605a.

Aspersoir : see Aspergill.
Aspersorium 2-767b.
Asperta 9-846b.
Asperula 23-SOHc.

— cynanchica 21-764d.

— odorata : see Woodruff.
Aspet, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Aspetuck, Conn. 6-952 (B5).
— , riv., Conn. 6-952 (B4).

— , East, riv., Conn. 6 • 952
(B3).

Asphagor (Arsasid king) 11-
759a.

Asphaleia system 26-7 33b.

Asphalt. Utah, 27-814 <C3).

ASPHALT (Asphaltum) 2-
768a; 6-595c ; 6-721d ; 9-
91 6a; in photography 21-
486a ; pigment 21-599b.

Asphaltites, Lacus : see Dead
Sea.

Asphalt paving 23-391d.

ASPHODEL 2-768d; 16-683b;
13-768c.

Asphodeline 16-347c.

Asphodeloideae 16-683b.

Asphodelus : see Asphodel.

ASPHYXIA 2-769a ; diph-
theria 8-290d; forensic medi
cine!8-28a; lung!7-126a.

Aspi6-614c.

Aspic (hot.) 16-293a.

ASPIC (diet.) 2-769a.

Aspidiophorus ll-527b.

Aspidiotus 20-150a.

— ostreaeformis : see Pearl
oyster scale.

— perniciosuB : see San Josfi

ASPIDiSTRA2-769a; 16-684C.
Aspidjtes 27-260C.
Aspidium aculeatum 5-147b.
Aspidobranchia ll-507c ; 11-

510a.
Aspidoceras 15-568a.

— pcrarmatum 15-569a,
Aspidochirota 8-879d.
Aspidocotylea 27-242d.
Aspidogaster 27-243a ; 27-

242c.

Aspidorhynchidae 26- "ilia.
Aspidosiphon 25-151d ; 25-

152d.

Aspidosoma 8-128b.
Aspidosomatidae 8-880b.
Aspidosperma peroba : see

Peroba.

— quabracho : see Quebracho
bianco.

Aspinwall, W. A. 6-7 14b.
Aspinwall, Neb. 19-324 (14).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E6-7).
— , Pan. : see Colon.

Aspirate 12-780a ; 21-466b ;

in Chinese 6-2 17a ; in Greek

l-726a ; in orthography 5-

614ft,

Aspiration (surg.) 4-30c.
Aspirator 4-29b.
Asph-in 24-70a ; catarrh 5-

504d, 20-80a ; neuralgia 19-

427d ; rheumatism 23-237d.
Aspiring, int., N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
ASPlROTRICHACEAE2-769a;

14-560c ; 14-561b.
ASPIROZ, M. DE 2-769a.
Aspis, Gr. (Argos) 2-480c.
— , Sp. : see Aspe.
Aspis (festival) : see Shield.
Aspiyan : see Feridun.
Asplanchna 23-7 63b (tig.) ; 16-

89b.
Asplanchnaceae 23-762b : 23-

763b ; 23-764a.
Asplanchnopus 23-7G3b (flg.) ;

larva 23-7 62d.
AsplAngen, lake, Swed. 12-

270a.

Asplonites Roesserti 20"543d.
Asplenium bulbiterurul3-755a.

— nebbcnse 20-5 43d.

— rnta muraria 21-761d.
— - whitbiense 20-543d.
Aspo, isl., Nor. 19-804 (A2).
Asporocystidae 6-617c.
Aspraspitia 12-424 (D2) : see

also Anticyra.
— , bay, Gr. 12-424 (D2).
Aspra Vouna : see White

mountains.
Aspre, Constant, baron d' 15-

53b; 14-914b; in Parma 20-

851a.

Aspredinidae 5-513a ; 5-515b.
Aspredobatrachus5-515c; 26-

1301).

Aspremont 12-47b ; 5-895d.
Asprieres, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Asprokavo, cape, Gr. : see

Bianco.
ASPROMONTE, mt.. It. 2-

769b ; 15-4 (E-F5) ; 2-162c ;

15-4c; battle(1862)ll-467b.
Aspronisi, isl., Aeg.S. 24-195d.
Aspropotamo, riv., Gr. 12-424

(C2) : see also Achelous.
Aspudden, Swed. 19-800 (A2).
Aspull, Lanes. 16-139 (C2) ; 16-

Iliih.
Aspurgus (Cimmerian king) 4-

286d.

Aspuzu, Asia M. : see Malatia.
Aspy, bay, Can. 19-831 (Dl) ;

5-224b.
ASQUITH, H. H. 2-769b; 9-

582d.

Asrama 13-508a,
As ras 21-899c.
ASS (diet.) 2-770b.

— (zool.) 13-713b; 9-915a ;
16-976a ; in Egypt 9-45d ;
glanders 12-76d ; milk 18-
452a; mythology 14-200a,
9-:,:ie.

— , FEAST OF THE 2-770c;
10-6 16a.

Assa (king) 20-744b ; 9-81d.

Assa, mts., India 7-673b.

ASSAB 2-770c; 9-747c ; his-
tory 15-72c.

— , bay, HedSea9-745d.

— , plat., N.Nig. : see Kibyen.

— , prov., Aby. 9-746d.

Assaba, mts., Fr.W.Af. 11-204
(B2).

Assabet, riv.. Mass. 6-830a.

Assabica, val., Spain l-656c.

Assada Merchants 8-834c.

Assagai : see Assegai.

Assagiri, mt,, India 7-673b.

Assai 4-445b.

Assaka, Mor. 18-851 (B4); 18-
851b ; 26-1610.

— (Nun), riv., Mor. 18-857
(B4); 18-852a; 26-161c.

Assal, lakes, Fr.Somlnd. 25-
379 (C2) ; 25-382d.

Assaly, Grand, mt., Alps : see
Grand Assaly.

ASSAM,formerprov.,N.E.Ind.
2-770c; Ahoms l-433b ;
coolies 7-78b ; earthquake
(1897) 8-818b ; Genna ob-
servances t ll-596b ; lan-
guage : see Assamese ; rail-
ways 16-94d, 4-388a ; tea
cultivation26-476d. Seealso
Eastern Bengal and Assam.

ASSAMESE (language) 2-774b;
3-733b ; Indo-Aryan group
14-488d ; place in Tibeto-
Burman group 26-928d ; 8'
198b.

Assamites : see under Axum.

Assam rubber : see Rambong
rubber.

Assan : see Anshan.

Assander (Cimmerian usurper)
4-286d.

Assandun, battle (1016) 9-472c.

Assanpink Creek, riv., N.J. 19-
502 (C3) ; 27-252C.

Assar (poet) 21-251a.

Assar, Asia M. 21-544a.

— , el, canal, Turk.As. 3-489b.

Assaracus (myth.) 27-317b.

Assaranadios : see Assur-nadin-
sumi.

Assaria, Kan. 15-654 (E2).

Assarion : see Assary.

Assarjik, Asia M. 13-536 (C2) ;
13-536b.

Assurlik, Asia M. S-330b.

ASSAROTTI, O. G. B. 2-7 74b.

Assart (law) 10-645c ; 10-55d.

ASSARY (Assariou) 2-774c.

Assasif 26-7 4 la.

Assassinat 13-6430.

ASSASSIN (sect) 2-774c ; 16-
348a ; 5-53b ; Hospitallers
24-15a; Mameluke Nasir 9-
lOla; Mongols 18-713d:
Nosau-is 19-821b, 26-594a.

ASSAULT (law) 2-775c; hus-
band's rights 28-785c ; may-
hem 17-935b ; trespass 27-
254b.

Assawompsett, lake, Mass. 17-
852 (F3).

ASSAYE, India 2-776a.

ASSAYING 2-77Ga; 21-801d :
fuel 11-2 7 5a.

Assay master 18-558c.

— ton (A.T.) 2-776b.
Ass-bane : see Oleander.
Assche, Belg. 3-668 (D2).
Asschian group (geol.) 20-82a.
Asse, riv., Fr. 10-778 (H6) ; 8-

692d ; 3-492c.
Asseca, riv.. Port. 25-530 (B4);

Assedio di Firenze, L' (Guer-

razzi) 15-5 la.
Asse-fox 10-769d.
Assegai, riv., Trans. 25-4GG

(K6). •
ASSEGAI (weapon) 2-778d;

25-467b ; 28-1051d.
Assegai wood 5-231a.
Asselbergs, A. 20-507C.
ASSELIJN, HANS 2-778d.
— , T. 8-725c.
Asselineau, C. ll-150d.
Asselyn Church, Ire. 4-356a.
ASSEMANI, JOSEPH A. 2-

779a.
— -, J. S. 2-779a; 17-747b;

15-520b.
— , S. 2-779b.
— , S. E. 2-779a.
Asseman's Gospel 24-696b.
Assemblea, Braz. 4-440 (K4).
Assemblde F^derale : see Bun-

desversammlung.

— nationale constituante :
see Constituent Assembly,
France.

Assemblers : see Camisards.
Assembly, Day of : see Cove-
nant, Day of.
— , Houses of 27-667b.
Assembly o/ Ladies, The 9-

613b.
ASSEMBLY, UNLAWFUL

(law) 2-779b : 23-:i60d.
ASSEN, Holl. 2-779d; 13-588

(D2).

Assenede, Belg. 3-668 (Cl).
Assenheim, Ger. 11-808 (II.

m8).
Assens, Den. (Odense) 8-24

(B3) ; 8-23d.

— , Den. (Vejle) 8-24 (B3).
ASSER (bishop) 2-7 79d; 24-

243d ; 21-865C.
Asser, E. J. 21-494c.
— , Professor 2-328d.
Assera, Gr. 12-440 (C4).
Assergi, It. 12-353b.
Asserradores, isl., Nic. : see

Corinto.
Assertio Incompartibilis Arturii

(Leland) 28-117b.
Assertio seplem sacramentorum

(Henry VIII.) 7-92Ga.
Asses (Egyptian king) 14-1 75d.
ASSESSMENT (law) 2-780a;

14-356C.

— committee 2-780b.

— policy 2-780b.
ASSESSOR (law) 2-780b ; 10-

81a: 27-257d.

ASSETS (law) 2-780c.

Assheburgh, Corn. :seeSaltash

Assheconbrigge Bridge, North-
ants. 20-379C.

Assheton, J. 27-594d.

Asshur-banipal : see Assur-
bani-pal.

Asshur-nazir-abal : see Assur-
nazir-pal III.

ASSIDEANS 2-781b ; Hellen-
ism opposed 17-197C ; Kab-
balist influence 15-622c ;
Psalms 22-538d ; synagogue
21-347a.

Assidui l-259b.

Assiento : see Asiento.

Assign (law) : see Assignee.

Assignation (law) : see Assign-
ment.

ASSIGNATS 2-781b; ll-157c;
8-207b ; 5-85a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

make full use of thlt Index It If essential to read the
Inunctions given on Page I.

(Uw) 8-7KJ« i bank-
2-783*;

(bot.) M-748d;

I-

22-667 b; 11

Aaslmlnv* 11-Mid.

II- -l.'.d.
^^KHM: tee Asslni.

A

-»t2d.

oft 8-424 (IV.

; 15-

— . dUt.. W.Af. 12-204*.

_. UK •••• . \\ \' 12-.

—.tribe l-:i-.'9d; 15-99* ; ••

7.'.;...
ASSINIBOIA.form.T.1

2-:-.'b; «-ll!i.- ; 17-584a :

srr .)/•> Saskatchewan and

Manitoba.
ASSIN1B01N. tribe 8-7R2b; 14-

4i9a : In Albertn 1-.MMI-.
Asalnlbolnc. int.. Can. 1-500

(AD: 1-4U1M : 4

AMlnlppl. Maw. 17-821 (Pi).
Aailnnlbolne. (t., Mont. 14-270

Aatlout, Egy- : ** Aatlut.
As*ls. J. M. Machado do 4-

I ...
Assiscunk Creek, rlv., N.J. 19-

Aaslsc (gool.) l-782o : «r« o/*o

li. -1-.

— (Uw) : are Awlic.
Aifitfi de Jerusalem ( Donlllon)

n-

ASSISI - \~xlum). It. 2-7820 ;
15-1 il> ;>;10-937d ; blshop-
rie lS-18o : O lotto's frescoes
12-34d. 2-7S-.V. •-367b;

.. -
Publiqoe 19-910.1 ;

— (writ) 28-849b : 28-8510.
A**1-**"* pay master - general

20-97 Sa.

ASS1UT -iut), Egy.l-782d : 9-
40(1)2); 9-loa; antiquities
9- -I,, 9-S2a ; quarrie* 1-
466d ; m-ir 14-849c.

— , prov.. Egy.8-29a; 15-771d;
26-1730.

ASSIZE 2-7 83a; 7-322 J ; 9-
' : circuit rognUtlons 6-
1 : clerk of 2-783d ;
i nal ] uriod let ion 7-458d ;
ration M-18M ; France

10-792a ; Justices 9-479a ;

Scots Uw 15-592d ; trial by

Jury 1S-S88C.

— of arms 18-450* ; 9-4S4d.

— of bread and ale 2-7 S3c.

— of Clarendon, &c. : tee
Clarendon, Asnxe of, Sec.

— of cloth : tee As*ixe of

— of Measure* 1-7 19a.

— of the Forest 27-1 01 2d.
Asaties and Quarter Sessions

Act (1908) 8-388c : 22-714a.
/i««m«nn H. l8-209d ; psy •

chrometer 18-274*.
ASSMANNSHAUSEN. Ger. 2-

783d: 11-808 (II. 18);

mineral waters 18-522& ;

wine 28-7'.'T.-.
Asso. It. 18-242 (O5).
Assoclabihty (psych.) l-784b.
ASSOCIATE (diet.) l-783d.
Associated district*. SwiU. :

•te Zugewandte Orte.
Associate Methodist Reformers

— Presbyterian Church. T "..-'. :
tee Associate Synod of N'nrtli
A:n.-r.. -i.

— Presbytery: tee Original
liunrher Synod.

— Presbytery of I'ennsylvanU
22-29 Id.

— i:.-f.inn.'ii Church InAmer-
Ica 21-292* : 17-009C.

— K.-formed Synod (U.S.) 22-

....
— K.-formed Synod of North

-.-.

Reformed Synod ot the
Booth M-tatd.

i.Mitihurgher) Synod: tee
Antiburger Synod.

(liurgner) Synod 27-60«c :
Presbyterian community 22
ttta,

Aawelat* Brood (1713) 27-

'. -

— 1 1 utoof

—ram (Dhrslo

, arUota ot i ttt ArtloiM of

Association

— , coefficient of 8-71o.

••nrrnt 22-J7i*.

— football : ttt tauter Foot-

— Franoal** poor raranoa-
maot da« Sciences 28-3 lib.

THtaiinlliiinls i>fili«li»»18

— International* da* Umrall-
Ieurs8-570d.

AssocUtionUm (pbll.) 8-784O ;
7la; S-785b; Hartley

1 i- , ,b. t-837b: Mill 18-
8-830d. 2-784d: trr

.

Association. nirmorandum of :
arc Memorandum of Aatooia-

— , obstructive : tee Associa-
tion. divergent.

ASSOCIATION OF IDEA* 2-
7M.i; 22-.'.72c; aesthetics 1-
283a, tt-5H4b; agglutination
l-37io ; animals (psycho-
logy) 14-8810 : assimilation
22-557 b; lieneke «-727b ;
Berkeley *-780b: Ilobbes
13-552b. 18-907.- : I
13-880c, 22-598.1 : Hutche-
son 14-12a ; reciprocal 22'

— ouvriere de production 7-

— pour la llberte de* echange*
3-SOU; 11- 171.'.

Associations (defensive union*)
12-4050.

— Bill (1882-3) 28-254a.
AMOcUtlon Scientiflquo 16-

-.1.1.-.

Associations cnltnelles 10-
891d; 10-893.1; 10-928d.

— Uw, France 10-885d : 10-
891 b; 10-928d; anti-Semit-
ism 2-144o ; Jesuit* 15-
347a ; monasticism 18-691a;
•chools 10-888b.

— Uw, Spain 2S-565d: 25-
M7b,

Association sphere* (physiol.)

19-48C.
AasocUUve Uw: algebra 1-

003a; l-613d; arithmetic

2-533a.
Associative memory (physiol.)

19-48d.

AssoiUle (Uw) l-76a.
AssolUnt. A. 2-892C.
Attommoir. L' (Zola) 28-1 001 b:

Reade's adaptation ot 22'

Assomption, Can. 13-724 (D3)
— , Isl., Can. : tee Antlcosti.
—.riv.. Can. 22-724 (D3) ; 22-

rsoo.

ASSONANCE 2-7S0C ; early
French 11-lllb; medieval
14-180b.

A-,.n,-t. M i". 17---.' .K.:>.

Ajaoplo*. k. 12-.. '...I.
Assortative mating 27-9 12c.
Auroras, It. 18-142.
ASM*, AsU M. : tee Asm*.
— . Or. 12-424 (B2).
Assouan, Egy. : tee Assnan.
Assoucy. C. d' 18-663b.
AM'* ears, mts., St Helena 24-

Assteas (vase painter) 6-721b.
As* Thomas 2-7 7 Oc.
ASSUAN, Egy. l-787a : 9-10

(1)3); dam 14-849.1, 19-

695d : papyri 14-619c ;

syenite 8-23b ; temperature

8-23d.

— , prov., E*ry. 8-29*.
Arnuay, EC. : tee Aiuay.
Assumpclon, de 1' (priest) 15-

232b.
ASSUMPSIT (Uw) 1.7 87c : 7-

:i7 .: tr. -; ..-Z7-
28-229C.

Asnmptlon. III. 14-304 (C4).
— , Pang. : tre Asuncion.
— , Isl., Ind.0. 17-271 (Bl).
— , Isl., W.I. : tee Tobago.
—.Cathedral of the. Kiev:

trr Kiev, cathedral of.
— , Cathedral of the. Parma :

tee Parma, cathedral of.
— , < 'hurch of the, Moscow 1

188 ..

— Co., L*. 17-54 («7).
ASSUMPTION. FEAST OF 2

787c: 17-!* 13d.
Aaramptlonista 2-91 Ic; 10-

"-..i : 23-J..7. .
Amtmption of Motet: Me

Motet, Attumplioti of.
Assumu : tee Mo'alUkat.

•r • ..

JBi'""^

AMUR (deity) 1-7§M ; I-

v • .. -

i.-| : *• •

AMUR. Tui- .; 88-

301 (El): hutory 2-1'Xo :
18-lll»b; tomplo S-7H0a :

— . pyramid I te* UeroC. pyra-

AS8UH I'.Uahnr), rastoo S-

787d: 8-9»4a.
A—ur-«kht-lddlna I tee Esar-

haddon.
Assurance (econ.) t CM Incur-

Assuranos for Widow* and

< ir |.|mn«, ttocletr of. London
14-65Bb.

ASSUR-BANI-PAL 2-789b ; 3-
lOib; 2-l<)7b; 3-87 Oa; Cy-
prus 7-<9Hd. 20-7. IB.I. 24-
I9a, 18-3000 ; Egypt 8-41.-,
8-87a, 12-751b; Judah 18-
382d: llbrari 3-101a,a-114c,
18-54&C, 12- 18o : UedU
18-20d ; Nineveh 19-704,1 ;
8ardanapalus 24-209d ; bar-
dun.. II. 27--7ita.

Aarar-dan I. 3-107b.
II. 3-107b.

— 111.24-209d; 3-1071).
Assur-danln-pal 24-209.1 : 3-

107b: 18-7U4c: 3-lU4d.
Assured clan* 18-649b.
Assurement 10-81 7 d.
Asmr-eUl-Uanl-yukin 3-105c ;

3-l"7l. : *-.».. i..
Assur-eUI-IUnl-yulcln-Bbla (d.

088 B.C.) : tee Esar-baddon.
Assur-nadln-akhl I. 3-107b.
Aarar-nadin-akhl II. 3-107b.
A*snr-nadln-suml 3-106.1 ; 3-

lOOd ; 24-047a.
As*nr-naslr-pal I. 3-1071) ; 3-

104c.

Aarar-nazlr-pal II. 3-107b.
Aatur-naiir-pal III. 3-104c ; 3-

197b ; 3-809C ; architecture

1-7880, 3-101a, 19-704c ;

CaUh 4-96ia: Khntti 13-

534d ; Phoenicia H-421c,

15-37 7d.
Ai»ur-ris-lal (Assur-rtfeh-lshi)

19-704C.
AsMur-sum-llslr Rabaha-keh 3-

lOAo; 3-107b.
AsHUT-yuballidh 3-1071) ; 3-

104b ; 18-183a.
ASSUS, Asi.i M. 2-730n ; 2-7fiO

(B3); temple 12-4 7 &d; 2-

>T8i

Asowan, Egy. : tee Aasnan.
Assye, India : tee Aasaye.
Assynt, dist-. Soot. 24-412(Cl );

26-170b.
— . lake, Scot. 24-412 (CD ; 1~-

16'Jc; 18-89d; geology 28-

ITte.

Assyria, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
ASSYRIA (empire) 2-790b ;

(Rom.Emp.) 23-648 (Q3>:

3-104a ; archaeology and

history : •"• Babylonia and

Assyria ; Roldnmith's art

21-790d; kings 3-107b.
Assyrian language 24-'". : i . : 3-

11 Id; 8-308a: 7-63 Id ;

dictionaries 8-198d.

— Mission of Archbishop of
Canterbury 19-4U9c ; 18
MTo.

— Religion : tee Babylonian
and Assyrian Ileliglon.

Aasyrlology 8-308c ; 25-261b.
Assyrlum Stagnum : tee. Ncjef ,

Bahr.

Assythment (law) 20-SOln.
AST, GEORG ANTON FRIED

rich 2-790b.
Asta. mt., Tirol l-747b.
Astabene, dlst., AsU 21-216a.
Astaboras, riv., Eg}'. : tee

Atbara.
A*taoenus, gulf. Turk.As. : tee

Isnild. Gulf of.
AsUcldae7-387d.
AsUclllldae 17-459b.
AxtacobdelU B-797d.
AstaoopsU splnifer : tee

Murray lobster.
Antaeus, gulf : nee Isnild.
Antaeus : tee Crayfish.

— Kcrratus : tee Murray lob-

-I.T.

Astaffort, Fr. 10-778 (ES).
Astagnnm. It. : battle (1053)

18-433c.

Astakos, Or. 12-424 (C2).
Astalla, Turk.A". : tee Adalla.
AstalnU. FU. 10-540 (E3).
A'tapcM, rlv. : tee Blue Nile.
ASTARA, Russ.As. 2-790d

23--<74 (II. Fl>; 21-1 SS

(Al) : 23->7?<(;*) jstilppini?

21-l9Sb; trade route 2-

449b.
— , rlv., Rnas-A*. 21-188 (Al) ;

2-7 90d.

21-

A.Ur.1.. rlr Afg. 148*
Aaurahxl. r»n. 2 1 - 1 •
i

21- 1 Via; population

I94b.
ASTAHABAD. rti.t.. Par*. 2-

7»o:

21-l9tb; prod
Astarae, oounu of 18-57 4b.

— , dtat. in
A8TARTE2-79I. II

010c. 8-142a; tinortte Hel-
ena m yth 12- 1 S0b. 27-B5 Jb ;
llathor 8-ilo; Hera 13-
3000 ; Iol4-7'.' la; 1'aphUn
goddess 18-738.1: Mrred
cakes 4-7980 ; Semlramls
14-017b: aeznal elements
In worship H-34K-. H-41Mb;
Tanlt 8-4I9d; tempi* at
Tyre 21-45 Ib.
A.tarte («ool.)i8-I Md.

- - ... f;.,l., : 22-JJJ,

— supraoorallma 18-KOOa.
Astartlan group 11-07 Oo ; 18-

. „ .

A ' ,,•!,.- 18-r.'.M.
AstaaU (*ool.) 10-407h.

— (med.) : tee Intention
tremor.

A ' .: - n)T«M*Ba4l r 9-1-l-i .

Astatic* (math.) 17-907C,
Astatkl (oil refuse) ll-277a.
Astbnry, Che*. 8-410 (II. C3) ;

8-90*.
Aste. Jean HlUlre (Ilalary)

AstoUa numlU 18-1 52c.
ASTELL, MARY 2-7910.
A«tely (hot.) 21-738b.
Asten, HolL 13-488 (C3).
Astepa, 8p. : tee Estepa.
A-i.-r. Ernst Ludn-lx 9-131a.
ASTER (hot.) 2-791c; 10-
57 lc; 13-768d.

— (caucaslca) 5-551a.

— (prcmantholdes) 27-OlOc.

— iln Coptic ritual) 7-115c.
Asterabad. Pen. : tee Astara-

Asteractlnella 25-729d.

Astoria. Isl.. Aeg.S. : tee Dclos.

ASTERIA (Star-none) 2-792a.

AstcrU, Aphrodite 2-167a.

Asteriaa rubcns : tee Cross-
Huh.

Axterlda 8-880a ; 25-796b ;
28-1 018a; calyclna I theory
8-873b: geological age 8-
87 4b; larva 18-2260 ; origin
and affinities 8-87 4c; shape
18-868a.

..

Asterinldae 8-880b.
A-terion 2S-197a.
AsterlonelU 18-89b.
ASTERISK (diet.) 2-792a.
Asterisk* (Luther) 17-136a.
Asterlsm 18-355c.
ASTERIUS (bishop of Amasia)
Z-7'.n'b : 23-101 Ib.

— OF CAPPADOCIA 2-7fl'-'a.

— . Turcius llufus 6- I Ilkl.
Astorlus (myth.) : tee Mino

taur.
ABteroblartldae 8-878b.

Asterocalamlte* 8-128d ; 7-
>-.!-.,.

Asterocheridae 8-859d.

AsterochUcna 28-533C.

Asterodactylu* : tee Surinam
toad.

Astoroidea : tee StelUformU
and Asterlda.

Asteroids : tee Planets, Minor.

Asterolepidae 2O-361c.

Astorope 8-058d (ng.).

Asterophero*, Magnus Olal 28-
215c.

Axterophylllte* 28-526d.

Asteropldae 9-658a : 9-568c.

Astorospondylons 24-594 d.

Asterotheca M-632b.

A-thenothaerus 18-124b.

ASTHMA 2-792b : 23-198c ;
4-85a; adenoids l-191b ,
arsenic 2-653d ; atroplne 3-
69 4a ; cnbeb* 7-607 b ; ec-
zema 8-920c : ether l-907d;
hay fever 13-1 13b : lobelia
18-837d ; morphine 18-
802d ; nasal polypus 18
80b; paraldehyde 20-700*
saltpetre 14-94* ; stramon-
ium 25-982a ; vaccine ',
198d; whooping cough i
817*.

Astl. J. O. Allone d' : tee
AUone d'Astl. J. Q.

Asti, Cal. 8-8 (1)2).

ASTI. It. 2-793* ; 15-4 (B2) ;
anc. Hasta 15-26 (B2)
Frederick Barbarossa 15-
33a. 15-33c : F>ench capltu
Ution (1746) 3-42d: French
capture (1703) 28-601c
Spanish occupation 9-341C
wtates 28-727d, 2-793a.

ASIA-ASTR

U. raflow sand* o< (cool )tl-

iun group (8*»L) ll-478a ;

z>- • i-
AaUboo (A«Ubas). Turk,: CM

Ajtiooa I mt CbaodMn lUb.

AM*f>.

A«Ugmalal-Jl<>« ; 2-ZMI..

A>iurmaUam 1-Md ; 28-UJI, ;

BMtOBTBDhle U>507a.
A.tllbeM-f84a; 10- .^7*,

— japonlea U-74nd.
Astln-ta«h, mU.. C. AsU I *M

Jba-lagh.

AstUhai, Arm. : tre a«tmstnt,
A»tl wines : trr •
A8TUCY. JACOB ASTLtY.

Baron 2-793*.
—.SIR JOHN DUCOALC 2-

793b.

A.tler. Lue*. 18-139 (1)3).
— .W'arwlck, 8-410 (III. Dl) ;

— . Worr*. 8-4JO {III. Ct).

— Brid4T*. Lanes. 18-13'j

— Ureen. Lane*. 18- 1 39
Astley Hall. Lane*. (Chorlcy)

8-270b.
Astlcy's circus 18-11 Ob; 8-

...(•-.
ASTON. ANTHONY 2-793b.

- . K. 4-208C.

— , John de : tee Eston. J. de.

- . \V. li. : Japanese language
15-167*.

Aston. Che*. 18-139 (C3).
• rts. 8-424 (IV. B3).
—.Staffs. 8-416(11

^s. 28-933 (D3).

— Clinton. Buck*. 8-420 (III.
F3).

Aston Ban, Birmingham 2-

793c; 2-41 8d.
ASTON MANOR. Warwick. 2-

793o ; 28-758 (Bl).
ASTOR. JOHN JACOB (am.)

2-7930 : 18-563b.
— , John Jacob (Jim.) 1-794.
— . William Backhouse (1792-

1875)2-793d.
— , William Waldorf (b. 1848)

2-794a.
Astor. IndU 14-370 (F2) ; 8-

1 '.!,-.

— , FU. 18-540 (E»).
— . dlst.. IndU 7-829d.
ASTORGA, EMANUELE d'

2-794a.
ASTORGA, Sp. 2-7941) ; 25-

530 (B-C1).
Astorga Collection (Span.

books) 18-5S7C.
Astoria. 111. 14-304 (B3).
— . N.Y. 19-590 (12).
ASTORIA. Ore*. 2-794b ; M-

242 (A-B1): 2O-243d.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
Aitoria (Washington Irving)

Astorp, Swed. 28-190 (B3).
.\-:..r !•: .. .- I:,..' 17-.'..--!.
Astore. tol. Jnd.0. 17-27 1 (Bl).
Astra bad. Pen. : tee Astara-

!-,.!.

ASTRAEA 2-794C.

" Astraea " (cruiser) 24-908a.

Attraea Redux (Dryden) 8-

lOfo.

Astraeldae l-104d ; 2-104a.
Astraeospomrla 25-729.1.
Astraeus (Titan) l-927a ; 13-

I •.-.!.
ASTRAGAL (arch.) l-794d :

18-932C.

— (knucklebone*) 8-333a ; 15-
--l.i.

Astragalus (anat.) 25-177d ;
reptile* H-157d.

— (not.) 18-381d; 18-383d ;
Alpine species 1-7 53d. 1-
754* ; fruit 18-382c, 11-
254b ; Canada 8-1 47c:
China U-781a: cultivated
specie* 13-7 68d; leaf 18-
326b. 18-381C, M-879d;
Mediterranean region 21-
780d ; milk vetch 18-383d ;
pistil 10-57 la; products 12-
715d, 17-S8Sb ; Sonoran
r.-^:;..!! 21-7 M...

— gemlnfflorus 8-91 Sc.

— «lcilus 8-852C.
ASTRAKHAN, RUM. 1-795* ;

23-871 (O6): climate 23-
882a; petroleum 28-1 94c :
trade-route 21-57d ; trade
Matiitics 28-lSlc ; Volga
28-194*.

ASTRAKHAN. iroTt., Ru«.
l-794d; 23-872 (G6); 8-
920 (hist. m*p) : Cosmclu
2-795a ; Tatars 28-448c.

Astrakhan (dynasty) : teeAth-
tarkhanid.

Astrakhan (fur) 11-3500 ; 11-
348b ; 11-3500.

AJtnUagi : tee Knucklebone*.

Astrallntr. 11-

Astral rays 7-7 14d.

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57

ASTR-ATRAI

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

Astrantia27-575b ; 10-55Sd.
Astrapaea \Vallichii 17-273c.
Astrapotherium 16-791d.
Astrea (astron.) 21-718a.
Aslree (d'Urfe) 27-795b ; 20-

896d ; historical influence

13-199a, 13-3S4d ; parodied

by Sorel 2S-433C.
Astret Canon, Wales 28-68b.
Astringent bath 3-285a.
Astrion (Pliny's) 2-792a.
Astroblepus 5-515a.
Astrochelidae 8-880d.
Astroclera 25-722d; 25-722c

(fig.).
Astrodisculus 13-233d ; 13-

232d (fig.).
Astrodiscus 13-233d.
Astrographic micrometer 18-

.
Astroides2-104d; 2-102c ; 2-

103b.
Astrolabe, bay, N.G. 19-487

<E2) ; 19-4SSC.

— , cape, Pac.O. 2O - 436
(K-L9).

— , reef. Pac.O. 10-335 (B2).
ASTROLABE 2-795b ; 2-794

(Plate) ; l-189c ; Martin Be-

hairo 3 - 653d : Philoponus

21-4 4 Oa.
"Astrolabe, L'" (ship) 16-

195a.
ASTROLOGY 2-795d ; Baby-

lonia 12-19d ; 3-114a ; influ-

ence on pharmacy 21-355d ;

Roman sabbath 23-961b.
Astroloma hemifusum 7-366a.
Astrolonche 22-S04a.
Astromancy : ate Astrology.
Astrometry (diet.) 2-800c.
Astroraonaxonellida 25-7 29d.
Astromyelon 20- v.'Ta.
Astroni, mts., It. 15-4 (B6).

— , crater. It. 19-178d.
Astronia spectabilis 15-287d.
Astronium fraxinifolinm : tee

Urunday.
Astronnmia, Df (Hyginus) : see

Poeiica Astronomica.
Adronomiae Instauratae Pro-

Plfmnasmata (Brahe) 4-37Sa.
Astronomica (Manilius) 17-

580d.
Astronomical Ephemeris : see

\autictil Mmanac.
Astronomical instruments 11-

610b.

— ring 19-286a.

— societies 25-313b.

— Society, Royal ( London) 25-
313b ; 3-91b ; 8-8c.

Astronomische Nachrichten 19-
957a.

ASTRONOMY 2-800b ; anom-
aly 2-80b ; astrophysics 2-
819a ; Book of Enoch 9-651a ;
central orbits 17-980C ; con-
stellation 7-llc ; hypotheses
14-208b ; measurement 11-
729c, 27-739b ; observations
ll-610b, 5-106a ; orienta-
tion 2-350d ; spherical 2-
801d; star charts 7-12
(Plates).

— : History 2-80Sd ; 24-397a :
Aratus 2-32 Ib ; in Baby-
lonia 3-107d: Capella 5-
249d ; Conon of Samos 6-
9G4d ; Copernicus 7-100c ;
early predictions 26-720c ;
Egypt 9-47b ; Eratosthenes
9-733b ; Eudoxus of Cnidos
9-882b ; Fontenellc's plur-
ality of worlds 10-609a ;
Galileo ll-406a ; Hipparchus
13-516b; Kepler 15-749b ;
Laplace 16-200c ; medieval
education 8-955b ; Newton
19-583a ; Jovianus Pontanus
22-63b ; Perso-Arabic influ-
ence 12-522d : Pherecydes'
heliotropion 21-366a ; Proc-
tor, R. A. 22-420c ; Sanskrit
literature 24-161a, 24-182C.

Astronycidae 8-380d.
ASTROPALIA (Astypalaea,

Stampalia) isl., Aegr.S. 2-

819a; 12-424 (114); 12-440

(H4).

Astropectinldae 8-8SOb.
Astronhel and Stella (Sidney)

25- 11. -i : 9-619a ; 24-784b.

— , a Pastoral Eleaie (Spenser
and others) 25-4 Ic.

Astrophiura 8-880a-
Astrophiuridae 8-880O.
Astrophora 25-729c.
ASTROPHYSICS 2-819a : com-

ets 6-760b: meteors 18-261d;

stars 25-788d.
Astropyle (zool.) 22-803b.
Astrorhiza 10-B32c ; 10-632d ;

10-635b (Bg.).
Astrorhizidae 10-632d.
Astrorhizidiaceae 10-632d.
Astros, Gr. 12-424 (D3).
Astros, D' (poet) 22-502b.
Astroschemidae 8-880d.
Astrosc'era 25-729b.

Astroscleridae 25-729b.

Astrosiga 10-465d.

ASTRUC, JEAN 2-S19d ; 18-

53b.
Astrup, Eivind 12-543c ; 21-

30b.
Astun-tagh, mts., C.Asia : see

Altyn-tagh.
Astur 12-264a ; 13-95b.

— (badius) : see Shikara.

— (nisus) 5-547d.

— (palumbarius) : see Gos-
hawk.

Astura, It. 15-26 (D4).
ASTURA, dist,. It. 2-820a.
— , riv., It. 2-820a.
Asturcs, tribe 2-820c.
Asturia de Santa Juliana (San

tUlana) : see Santander,

prov., Sp.
Asturian dialect 25-57 6d.

— Institute, Gijon : see Jovel
lanos Institute.

ASTURIAS, prov., Sp. 2-820b .
25-530 (B-C1); agricultural
reform 15-525d ; early his-
tory 25-."> I hi ; geology 8-
126'b, 20-237a ; hereditary
standard bearer 27-5 Id : see
also Oviedo.

Asturias, prince of (title) 2-
820c.

Asturieo, Sp. 23-648 (B2) : see
also Astorga.

Astwood Bank, Worcs. 9-420
(III. C2).

ASTYAGES (Ishtuvegu) 2-
821a; 20-878a.

ASTYLAR (diet.) 2-821b.

Astylospongia 25-I10d.

Astylusl4-15Jc; 14-l.',4d.

Astynataea. isl., Aeg.S. : see
Astro palia.

Astynome : see Chryseis.

Astyn-Taeh, mts., C'.Asia : see
Altyn-Tagh.

Astypalaea, Gr. 12-440 (H4).

— , isl., Aeg.S. : see Astropalia.

Asua, riv., Ugan. 27-557 (C2) ;
19-694d.

Asula, Andreas de Theresanis
de : see Asola.

ASUNCION, Parag. 2-821b ; 2-
462 (E2).

Asuncion, Venez. 27-989 (Cl) :
17-704d.

— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (D3).

— , riv., Mex. : see Altar.

Asunden, lake, Swed. (Elfs-
borg) 26-190 (B3).

— , lake, Swed. (Ostergotland)
26-190 (C2-3).

Asuokoko, riv., Go.Cst. 12-203
(C3).

Asur (rel.) : see Assur.

Asur (town) : see Assur,

Asur dang.) : see Asuri.

Asura (custom) 5-467c.

Asuras (myth.) 19-139c; 21-
•J" 1.1 ; 28-lu j I,-.

Asuri dans;.) 19-2c.

Asvaghosha (Buddhist writer)
15-6S3a; 24-171a.

Asvalayana (Vedic sage) 24-
163a.

Asralayana sutra 24-163a.

Asvamedha (sacrifice) 4-380c.

Asvayuja : see Asvina.

Asvig, bay, Den. 8-24 (C3).

Asvina (Hindu chronol.) 13-
492d.

Asvini (Hindu astron.) 13-
493c.

ASVINS (Hindu myth.) 2-821c ;
5-482a.

Aswad, cape, Somlnd. 25-379
(F5).

— , mts., Pal. 20-602 (E2).

— , riv. : see Atbara.

Aswail : see Sloth-bear.

Aswan, Egy. : see Assuan.

Aswar (Pers. title) 21-220b.

Aswarby. Lines. 9-416 (II.
G4).

Aswins : see Asvins.

Asy, riv. : see Orontes.

As-yakl : see Ostiaks.

Asylum, Miss. 18-600 (B3).

ASYLUM 2-821c : see also Sanc-
tuary.

— , Lunatic : see Lunatic Asy-
lum.

— , RIGHT OF 2-821d.

Asymmetric carbon atom 25-
890d.

— class 7-579d.

— synthesis 25-892a.
Asymmetron l-889b ; l-887a.
Asymptote 7-659c ; ll-698d ;

14-548c ; hyperbola ll-716a,

14-199C ; surface 26-119d.
Asymptotic cone 6-964b.
Asyoot (Asyut), Egy. : see As-

siut.
As You Like It (Shakespeare)

24-780b.

Asyzygetic forms l-637c.
A.T. : see Assay ton.
Ata (Jap. princes?) 15-253a.
Ata, isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (H7).

Atabapo, Colomb. 6-701 (D4).
— , riv., S.Am. l-787d.
Atabeg (Atabek) 7-531c ; 24-

609a.
Atabubu (Atabuobo), Ash. 12

203 (B3J ; 2-725d.
Atabyris (Atabyrium), mt.,

Rhodes : see Atairo.
Atacama, dept., Bol.: see Anto

fagasta, Chile.
ATACAMA, dept., Chile2-822a;

2-462 (Bl, C2) ; boundary

arbitration 6-158b ; minerals

6-150b, 7-635d, 6-6fi5d.
— , desert, S.Am. 2-822a ; 2-

462 (B2-C1) ; 4-176b ; 4-

243c.
— , Salina de, marsh, Chile 2-

462 (Cl).

— Trench, Pac.O. 19-972c ; 19-
973c.

Atacamenyan, tribe 1-Slld.
Atacames, bay, EC. 8-9 14c.
ATACAMITE'2-S22b ;28-185c.
Atacinus : see Varro, Publius

Terentius.
Ataeora, mts., Fr.W.Af. 11-

204 (04) ; 7-734d.
Atacuari, riv., Peru 21-2G4

(Dl).
Atafu, isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (H5);

26-1047C.
Ata-gang-la, pass, Tib. 6-108

(F4).
Atasa-yong-mi, pass, Kor. 15-

156 (E6).

ATAHUALLPA 2-822c.
Atai, Russ. 23-874 (I. D4).
Ataido (Athayde), Alvaro 28-

883a.

— , Catherina de 5-116b.
Atair (Arab sacrifices) 20-889b.
Atairo, mt., Rhodes 23-258a.
A tak. India : see Attock.
Atakapan, tribe 14-454a.
Ataki, Russ. 23-874 (I. A2).
Ataklu, tribe l-329d (table).
Atakos, isl., Gr. 12-424 (B2).
Atakpame, Go.Cst,12-203 (C3).
Atala. mosques, Jaunpur 15-

282c.
ATALANTA (d. of lasius) 2-

822d ; 18-92d ; 26-504c.

— (d. of Schoeneus) 2-823a ;
12-4881).

Atalanta in Calydon (Swin-
burne) 26-234C ; 9-642a.
Atalante, Gr. 12-424 (D2).

— isl.. Or. 12-424 (E2).
Atalantica glauca : see Kum-

quat.

Atalantis (legend): see Atlantis.
Atalantis (Simms) 25-123C.
Atalapha : see Lasiurus.
Atalaya, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
— , Can.Is. 12-347b.
— , point, Madeira 17-281

(map).

Atalayasa, mt., Bal.Is. 15-91c.
Atalayas de Alcala, mts., Sp.

25-530 (F2).

Atalho, Braz. 4-440 (14).
Atalik Ghazi : see Yakub Beg.
Atalissa, la. 14-732 (F3).
Atali Tsalagi, tribe : see Upper

Cherokee.
Ataman (title) 13-415b : see

also Hetman.
Atami, spa. Jap. 15-1 GOd.
Atanakcrdluk group 12-545b.
Atani group 7-416c.
Atanum, mts.. Wash. 28-354

(E3).

— Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(E3).

Ataquines, Sp. 25-530 (C2).

Atar, oasis, Sah. l-?15a.

Atarantians, race 13-69c.

Atari xia 22-696d.

Atar el Nabi, Cairo 4-954 (B3).

Atares, bay, Cu. 13-76b.

— , fort, Havana 13-76d.

ATARGATIS (Derketo, Dea
Syria) 2-823a ; 2-51d ; 2-
716a ; Lucian's De Dea
Syria 17-102a ; worship 13-
l.v.'a. 20-354a.

Atari, riv., India : see Atrai.

Ataroth, Pal. ll-382b.

Atascadero group 27-03 Id.

Atascosa, dist., Tex. 26-000
(17).

— riv., Tex. 26-690 (17).
Atash (Urdu poet) 13-489a.
Atashi (Persian poet) 21-249d.
Ata-su, riv., Sib. 27-420 (D3).
Atatsunobori (Mobu-yama),

mt.. Jap. 15-156 (R3).

ATAULPHUS (Ataulf) 2-823c;
12-273d.

ATAVISM 2-823c ; 13-354b.

Atax 2-3 lOc.

Ataxy, Locomotor : see Loco-
motor ataxia.

Atbara, Sud. 26-9 (C2).

ATBARA (Bahr - el - Aswad)
riv.. At. 2-823d; 19-693
(C-D4) ; 9-40 (C4) ; 19-
695c; battle (1898) 9-129a:
see also Setit and Takazz6.

Atbasar, Russ.As. 27-420 (D2);

l-457d.
At hasli, riv., Turkest. 27-420

(K4).

Atbo, Egy. : see Edfu.
Ateha, Aleutian Is. : see Atka.
Atchafalaya, bay. La. 17-54

(C4).
— , riv., La. 17-54 (C4) ; 17-

54a.

Atehee, Colo. 6-722 (B2).
Atcheen, Sum. : see Achin.
Atchison, David Rice 15-659a.
ATCHISON, Kan. 2-S23d ; 15-

654 (Gl).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Gl).

— Co., Mo. 18-G08 (Al).
Atchison, Topeka and Santa

F<5 Railroad 5-15a ; 6-722a ;

22-S2H1; 22-851a.
Atco, N.J. 19-502 (C4).
ATE (myth.) 2-824a ; 19-369a;

27-317b.

Atea-muri, N.Z. 19-624 (F3).
Ateba, tribe 3-623c ; 2-268c ;

2-269C.
Atecott Picts, tribe : see No-

vantae.
Ateepanecatl (Huemac : Mex.

king) 26-1062C.
Atedaun, lake. Ire. 14-744 (C4);

6-426c.

Ategorat, Aby. : see Adigrat.
Ateiba, lake, Turk.As. 26-305

(M).
Ateius Capito : see Capito,

Ateius.

— Praetestatus 22-6a ; 7-
173d.

Atel, Russ. : see Itil.

— , riv., Russ. : see Volga.

Ateleaspidae 14-248c ; 14-

267d.

Atelecrinidae 8-879a.
Ateles : see Spider-monkey.

— geoflroyi : see Geoffroy's
spider monkey.

Ateliers Nationaux : see
National Workshops,

— Sociaux 19-272d.
Atelkuzu, dist., Eur. 10-392d.
ATELLA, It. 2-824a; 15-26

(E4).
ATELLANAE FABULAE 2-

824b ; 8- I'.i la ; 22-648b.
Atel-kuzu, dist., Russ. : see

Bessarabia.

Atelornis 3-976a ; 23-467c.
Atelosomata 8-881d.
Atom, riv., Af. 19-693 (C6) ;

19-695a.

Aten : see Latus.
Atena, It. : see Atina.
Atenas, C.Am. l-468b.
Ateneo.univ., Madridl6-777d.
Ateos, C.Am. 5-678 (B4) ; 24-

97a.
Ateporix (prince of Carana)

22-7 la.

Ateppi, riv., Af. 16-693 (C7).
Atequipa, Peru 21-264 (C5-4).
— , riv., Peru 21-266a.
Aternia Tarpnia, lex 23-549b.
Aterno (Pescara.Aternus), riv.,

It. 15-26 (D3) ; 15-4 (D3) ;

15-4b.
Aternum, It. 15-26 (E3) : see

also Pescara.

Atesis, riv., It. : see Adige.
ATESTE, It. 2-824c ; 15-26

(C2) : see also Esto.
Atetieh (Galla goddess) 11-

414a.
Atetsigomio, lake, Can. 22-724

(C2).

Ateuf, El, oasis, Sah. 19-145C.
Atfih, Egy. 9-40 (B2).
Atgaon, India (Bombay) 14-

382 (E10).
— , India (E. Bengal & Assam)

14-376 (O7).
Atgimakh (Babyl. myth.) 24-

798d.

Atglen, Pa. 21-106 (H7).
ATH, Belg. 2-824d; 3-668

(C2) ; siege (1697) 12-34Ga,

27-952c: Waterloo campaign

28-:i72c, 28-374d.
ATHABASCA, lake, Can. 2-

824d ; 1-500 (Bl) ; 24-225

(Al) ; l-500c.
— , mt.. Can. 1-500 (A2) ; 1-

499d.
— , pass, Can. 1-500 (A2) ; 4-

598c.
— , riv., Can. 2-824d ; 1-500

(Bl) ; l-500c ; 17-254d.
— , Little, riv.. Can. : see

Clearwater.

— Landing, Can. 1-500 (B2) ;
2-824d.

Athabaskan : see Athapascan.
ATHALARIC 2-S25a.
Athalia, O. 20-26 (F7).
Athalia (abdominalis) ll-424b.

— (spinarum) : see Turnip
saw-fly.

ATHALIAH 2-825a ; 3-869a

(table).
Athalie (Racine) 22-778b.

Athamanian plain 2-825b.

ATHAMAS 2-82 oa; 2-478b ;
10-1 :(4a.

ATHANAGILD 2-825b ; 25^
569c.

ATHANARIC 2-825c; 12-
273b ; Theodosius I. 26-
770c ; Ullilas 27-5«iUb.

Athanasian creed 7-397a ; 7-
398b ; Chillingworth 6-162b ;
Magee 17-302c ; omission
from American Prayer-book
22-174d; Stanley 25-778b.

ATHANASIUS, ST 2-825c; 3-
877d ; 9-90a ; Churcii lit-
urgy 16-796d ; monasticism
18-«88b ; theology 26-775d,
2-190a; works 5-194b, 18-
780b.

ATHAPASCAN, 2 - 827b ; 1-
811a; l-814d; 14 - 454a
(table).

Athapescow, riv. and lake.
Can. : see Athabasca.

Athapuscow, lake, Can. : see
Great Slave Lake.

Athurabanka, riv., India 15-
337a.

Athar, Ferid-Eddin : see
Farid-Uddin-Attar.

Atharvan : see Atharva Veda.

Atharvas (caste) 5-46Sc ; 28-
1043a ; 24-1660 ; 18-20d.

ATHARVA VEDA 2-S27c • 4-
381b ; 24-166a ; Brahman
connexion 4-379c ; Kama.
15-645a; suttee 26-171b.

Athassel, abbey, Ire. 14-744

Athayde, Alvaro : see Ataide,
Alvaro.

Athbash (cipher) 7-565d.

Athboy, dist.. Ire. 14-744 (D3).

— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (E3).

Athecae 27-68b ; 27-68a : 27-
67d.

ATHEISM 2-827c; Butler's
Analogy 4-884a ; French
literature ll-138d ; Jacobl
15- 11 Go; parliamentary
oath 9-5 7 7 d.

Atheist, the : see Theodoras
Cyrenaicus.

Atheist's Tragedy (Tourneur)
27-106c.

Atheling : see Aetheling.

ATHELM 2-828b.

ATHELNEY, plateau, Som. 2-
828b; 9-430 (VI. Gl) ; 1-
582c ; 20-413b.

Athelstan : see Aethelstan.

Athelstan, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— , la. 14-732 (C4).

Athelstaneford, Scot. 24-418
(F3).

Atholstone, Wia. 28-740 (E3).

ATHENA (Athene) 2-828b ;
19-140c; Acropolis temple
2-835b, 12-479C, 12-480a,
20-8G9c; Agrigentum tem-
ple l-423b; Ajax l-452a ;
Ares 2-455a ; Assus temple
2-790b ; Egyptian goddess
Neith9-53c; Klis temple 9-
279d ; Erichthonius 9-736a;
flute invented 17-784b ;
Hephaestus 13-305b ; Her-
acles 13-34Gd ; name (origin)
2-831c, 19-129d ; Nike 19-
689d; olive tree 9-735b ;
Orestes 20-253c ; Palladium
20-G3Gb ; Paris, judgment of
80-8038 : Poseidon 5-594b,
22-170a; serpent guardian
24-G79d ; Sunium temple
26-to:ia; weaving contest
2-287b : see also Minerva.
For more important epithets
see below ; for minor epi-
thets see 2-828b foil, and
separate headings.

— (Alea) 2-829a ; Tegea
temple 26-504c, 12-488b, 16-
462d.

— (Apaturia) 2-828d ; 22-
103c.

— (Archegetis) 2-828d; portico
2-840a.

— (Areia) 2-829a ; 2-8331 ;
21-789b.

— (Chalcioecus) 25-614a ; 20-
9G7b.

— JChalinitis) 2-829b ; 7-

— (Cissaea) 9-687a.

— (Cynthia) 7-972e.

— (Hygicia) 14-175a; statue
2-837d, 14-029b.

— (Lemnia) 2-830a ; 16-413a.

— (Nike) 2-837C ; 19-689d.

— (Parthenos : statue) 2-830a ;
15-95a ; 20-869d : 2-844b ;
costume 7-233c ; replicas 12-
484d.

— (Polias) 2-828d ; ancient
Acropolis temple 2-835C ;
Erechtheum image 9-735d ;
Erechtheum shrine 9-735c,
2-379c ; Panathenaea 20-
672c; Pergamum 21-143a;

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

58

To mmkc full use of thin Index It I* e**entlal lo remit the

given on Pmge J.

.
•

: «
ATHENAEUM (ar*d«ui» 2-

•ton : *••• Boston Alton-

•OU1II

JUt**anm 4-717o ; t-lTIo;

Xfl**JU 1 6\

Atliriiocuin , |.,t, 6-467b; 6-

18.
•^•^••aMM (physician) 18- 1 1 1

\ ; , i . -. > i -

ATHENAOORAS '»•- »'d ; 2-

; iminup 14-3410 : III-

u-'.md; Logo*

,|... n.:i.- t6- .- ' ' .
JU><"

•f i/u/ion ot .«»<•»*.
^^•MU (in. Thoodoalus II.) :

1 AUgU»t >-

•'•

.- : trr Athena.
•BMC* lloyuui. Bel*. 3-

• noctuB : srr Little owl.
,«. N.J.19-
iian Institute 6-445b.
AUt-nui* Alemtry (periodical)

'

— .tyrant): ire Arist'on.
B^6^6V** : see Bupalu* and

.dorns (of Palmyra) : tee
uaballah.

— (;.hyskjian)2-831b.

<ilptor)2-831b ; 1-3711..

— CANANITES 2-S3U.

— CORDYL1ON 2-831b.
Atlifiiogenes (martyr) 2-570a.

"jrnrn (papyrus )2O-

.. polls, Fr. : tee ft

ATHENRY, Ire. 2-831b ; 14-
711 IC3); agricultural ex-
perimental station l-lli. ;

:c.)8-500a.
\ . Walter of Brlenne,

of4-562d; 10-53-Jb.

Athens. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— . Ark. 2-558 (A3).

ATHENS. ( !a. 2-845b ; 11-752

1..rtrafllclC-767d:

university : tee Ueorgla uni

ATHENS. Or. 2-831c.

— Am-irnl 2- : 2-83 J
(plan): 23-649 (K3> ; aca-
demy 1-10 jd ; aqueducts 2-

i ; archaeology 2-832d
foil. ; archives l-573b ; art
and architecture 12-479c,
12-isia; authorities and
sources 2-832b ; classical
period 2-836a ; coins 19-
883a; oostume 7-233d; grass-
hopper emblem 3- l.'.l. ; gym-
nasia 12-7 52c ; Hellenic
period 2-834a; Hellenistic
period 2-839b ; inacriptioi
records 14-628d: Neoplaton
1st school 18-3 7 6d; revenue
10-348a; Pelasgian traces
21-650; prehiM
Prytanenm 22-533d ; r.-. .-T.I
research 2-832c ; Roman
period 2-839d ; sculpture 12
4790 ; theatres 26-729a
vase painting 12-477c; Zeus
ult ,rl-7';l!.. 6% •''-••> r.iri! ,•
non. Krcchtheum.Propylaea,

— Modem city 2-840o ; 12-
424 (E3) ; archaeologlca
schools 2-841a : army head
quarters 12 - 438b ; oathed
rai. medieval 4-907 (Plato)
museums 2-840d, 16-64c
observatory 2-840d,19-9S8d
Roman Catholic archbishop
rlc 12-433d ; sanitation 12
428b, 12-4 .i M ; schools and

u : uni

veralty 12-433c, 2-840d.
— : Hittory 2-84 le : 12-111
fi«ll. : Alario l-470d ; army
25- • 2\-

atthides 2-882a ; Chalcldl
league 26-9Sb ; Ctmon*
policy 6-369a: cltUenshlp
under Pericles 8-2a :
thene*' reforms 6-1-1
cleruchios 6-499d : clut.- 6
564c : ciin-i ••:'.. .n 12-11.. i
an League 7-9.'.s«, 25
(ill.l: l>i-mosthen«' Ideal
8-1".- : I>racu8-464a: Egj-p
Uan wan »-sSa, 21-144O

•xlle.16.7le: law 18-40td ;
.fUun by Z
•' «dmlals*i»Uon 17
• donuui atlvmoc*

i Mary

1- lib. 12-IM . ti-
ll IMS' tribute 18-54ic; mod-
em period 18-liUd ;
ar. hy aboltalwd 12- ill.. 2-
i i it-

lt.716a :

ostnrlsiu
stratus

-26

26-.I80. ; .

mn>iu u-toa ; Pslonon-
. «r26-«it«.81-f -M.
social and political n.n.li
tloiu 21-80*0 ; Pericles 21-
rnrsian wan 4-17 •.>. .
sea-jww«r24-549d:
•ion 25-
366o : ThomlstoctM' policr

2«-; .... <!.. l!..rn I > rani-
25- .13 Id.

. III. 14-31'KCI).
I I
I . l>3).

i^.. 17-:. i din.
I-

is.

, . 19-VJfi .III).
ATHENS. O. 2-844o ;

u-ioe(ii).

— . Tcnn. 26-620 i •

j...
— . Wls. 26-7 :

. \\ .Va. 26-560 i •

. c ...o. 20-26 (K-G8).
.Itltmt. ContHlviioH o/ : s

( imdiluiiun of AUtfnt.

Athens of Syria " 2-277c.

-shale 26-237 b.
Athensvllie, III. 14-
Atheras, cape 12- 12 1 ( If.').
\therdee: tee Ardee.
AtliiT!l|.|.lclay(Beol.)12-551e;

12-552a ; phosphatio no

dules7-112c.
Athertleld, pi.. I. of W. 28

Atherlnldae26-.'.»4d ; 26-545b.
A therla 23-17.1.1; 28- |ii'.)l.(tlK. i.
Atherly, Can. 20-11 ,
Allu-romal4-607c; 27-»45d.
Atherosperma 18-44.0b.
ATHERSTONE, HON. W1L-

liam Guybon Z-
ATHERSTONE, \\urw k'k Z

-I...1 ; S-l-.'cilIII. Kli.
Atli.Tton. In. 1.14-1-'-' (C5).
ATHERTON (Chowbent),

s. 2-846a: 16-139 (C2).
— , Queens. 13-342a.
A therton Gag : ter Gag laws.
Atlirrlon -Moor, Vorks. : tee

Advvalton Moor.
Athertonville, Ky. 15-740 (C3>
Atherura : tee Brush-tailed

porcupine.

Athens, riv.. It. : tee Adigc.
ATHETOSIS 2--l«a.
A the/., Kr. 10-77- . I i l>.
Athfada: tee Longford, to wi
Atli I irdia; : tee Ardec.
Athgubail (Brehou law) (

I'M ,.

Athgarh, India 14-388 (L9).
Atln. plain, Ilr.K.Af. 4-601d.

. Hr.K.Af. : srrriabakl.
ATHIAS. JOSEPH 2->46b.
Athiuiranol : tee Ulpslee.
Athinganol (sect): tee .Melki

/...i. 'kites.
Athl lUver, Ilr.K.Af. 4-60

IBS).

Athls, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Atlu-lus (king of Swedes) 28

523a.

Athl : tee Tamarisk.
Athlcague, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
ATHLETE 2-846b; Greek 13

..17.i.
" Athlete straggling with a

Python " (Lelgbton) 24

ATHLETIC SPORTS 2-848d
amateur status l-782c : te

Athlit, Pal. 20-602 (B3).
Athli.nr. (iodart van Glnkei

1st earl of : ter Glnkel.
ATHLONE, Ire. 2-849b ; 14-

711 <!>:'. i. 12-'.'-d.

,-

A thlothetes 1-3804.
Ath.ii. India 14-382 (Fll).
Athol. Colo. 6-722 (Fl).
— . Ida. 14-276 <A2).
— . Kv. 15-740 (1
ATHOL. Mass. 2-849c ; 17-85

— , N.Z. 16-824 (B8).

. S. Dak. 25-506 (G3).
A thole, (list.. Boot! srr Athol
ATHOLL. i-.irl- and dukes o

2--l:i.l: 25-7771) : 21-50d
— , Daniel de Strabolgle. ear

..f24-i ITa.

— . James Murray, 2nd duke o
2-850d ; 17-69(1.

. John d*8lnbolti»,*«rl
i.r 24

rm. l«l dak* Of

— .John Htewart. ltd rarl of

.

ATHOI
24- 1 :

— . cap*. Urrra. U-643 (112).
Atl».ll brose2-841a.

\tliulwnlil : ••' Ulic-lwold.

Mli.. i

\iln>r<.iiK> 14-liKe.
it 14-lAOb.
l>u mas) 6-«5ic,

ATHO6 (Ai-tc). int.. Turk. 2-
12-llu

'•rates' dnlirii 6-

. lil.rary of Manaua 6-

3»4o : palnUngs 4-9O8I, ; pi I

nirnage shrine 21-609d ; Bta

Atlanta. WU. 26-740 (in).
\tlalila (««>!.) 26-l"l •!•• 11-

MM.

_lUwlo> larrh.) S-SSSb.
ATLANTIC. U. 2-^.,.; 14-

732 II
-. Ua_. (Norfolk) 17-lftl

(110.

.Ma-. (Plymouth) 17-»5J

12d (plan).
\'!i.ni« haeinorrholdall* M

: M

Athpadl. India 14-382 'HI).
\thravan : tee Atharvas.

'.ires (Jewish rebel) 15-
.- i

\- :, MX - 12-7C.J.-: 12-7.. . .

\tMar(m*th*?2-79l'b;ll-285a;

22-957 b.

— Hhii Kabd (nivth.) 23-957c.
Uhilhi. tr.l.. 3-Ji
Ulivivan, rtuv : nrr Kerldun.
ATHY,ln-.2-v'.-.'t>: 14-744 (K4).
Uhyr (chron.) 9-77d.
\thyrea : trr Myxoedeina.
\thyridae 8-l.'-ii; 4-366a.

- 8-l28a.
Alia (mother of Augustus) Z-

9114.
Atla. cape, Alir. 1-643 (Cl).

Zl-

— , riv., Peru 21-266a.
Mienza, 8p. 25-'..;n . I i-.M.
\tlka (d. of Vazid) 5-

>'l 2O-11 I (111).

Atlkwa. lake. (an. 20-11 I i\l

12-.

Mb,

Atlllns Regnlns, Marcus : trr

Regnlna. Marcus Atil:

anus, Aulus 12-779c.
\timia (law) 12-5d(;ii : H-
Atiininmn. IM-. 21-
ATINA, 1;. n anipaula)2-85Jc;

15-1 (HI) : 15-2H (D4).
—.It. (Lucanla) 2-852b ; 15-

26 (E4).

— . Turk. As. 2-585 (Cl).
Atinhu Labeo, Calus: tee

Labeo, Calus Atlnius.
Atlscrom, dlst.. Wale* 6-91b.
Atisha (Buddhist) 16-99a.
AUsh-bahram (1'arsee temple

ATITLAN (Santiago de
Atitlnn). C.Am. 2-852c; 5-

— . lake, C.Am. 5-678 (A3) ; 2-
USo.

— . int., C.Am. 5-878 (A3) ; 2-

Atlu. isl.. Pac.O. 2O-436 (K7).
At mi, tnlM' 13-4-'lt<a.
At jeli, town, Sum. : gre Koto
raja.

— , (fovt.. Sum. : tee Aehin.
. ri\ ., Sum. : itrr Acliin.

Atka. isl., ANk. 1-17'J (K-M.
Atkarsk. HUHS. 23-872 (KS).
Aikeiwm, Ala, 1-460 (III).
Atkin*. (i. d.hysieist)14-163a
14-lB4b.

ard 19-3d.
Atkins, Ark. 2-5S2 (CS).

. I. a. 17-/.I (Al).

— , Va. 28-11 -

. Va. 28-11* (Cl).
ATKINSON, EDWARD2-8S2C

— . SIR HARRY ALBERT Z

' : 19-fi30a.

. ll..nr5-4-22b.

. ' .1. 10- If. 1.1.
Atkinson (engineer) ll-499b.
Atkinson, III. 14-304 (Ii2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (CS).

— . Neb. 18-324 (K2): 19-330a

— Depot. N.H. 18-490 (E6).
At]. MI-. charlotte (Lady) 17

: 17-IBc.
Atlachayacatl, plain, Mex. 22

90d.
Allaml rllrr Manhem (Knd

beck) 26-2 16c.
Atlanta. Ark. 2-452 (l> n.
ATLANTA. Oa 2-853a ; 11

752 <H2): battle (1864) 1
i.-. l-825a; cotton '

267c : nun --

— , Ida. 14-276 (HI).
- . 111. 14-3":

— . Ind. 14-I.-J i I

— , Kan. 15-C,-. I (F3).

17-

!- KS).

— . Ml-. 18-

-. MII. 18-H'^ i Pi').
—.Tex. 26-C'.i.i iN'.').

ASTR-ATRAI

^t^^ra.g

of praduluro 6-

odio variation 16-tsfe. P«i«»

— . V a. 28-11-
Atlanttra : ter Atlantis.
Atlantk- Ha i-c.|7c.

Atlantic cable : tee Cable, sub
marine.

— cedar : tee Atlas codar.
ATLANTIC CITY. N J. 2-»S5a:

It

28^71 U. :».
S.J. lt-.'.ll-'

— Highland.. N.J. 16-AOt(B3).
\tlantlc liners 24--

Ulantlc Mine. Mich. 16-371

tlantir MonWy. The 13-«l7a ;
17-75b.

Atlantlco. dept., Colom. 6-701
: 4-706C.

ATLANTIC OCEAN 2-
Afrlcan basin l-322a:
lenger " expedition •
conllguration 19 - 972c ;

Cook s voyage 7-72a ; cur-
rents 21-7 20d (fig.) ; geo-
logical age 8- 91 Id. 28-
loo.ia; Isotherms 21-7'Jli.
(tig.); Miocene period 18-
564c; waves 4-47 4c.

Atlantic right-whale 5-771b ;
28- :.7 hi ; 28-5700.

— SU-amship Co. 2S-H.'.Ob.

CTaph Co. 4-567a; 6-
187a; 26-427b.

— Transport Co. 25-8551. ; 25-
- . M.

\tlantides : tee Pleiades.

Uiintikn (Rvdbock): tee. M

land rllrr Mnnhem.
ATLANTIS (Atalantis)2-857d

21-823a.

Atlanto-axlal joint 15-484b.
Atlanto-Meditcrranean : tee

Littoral.
Atlantosaurus 23-145c.

— beds ll-670b ; 15-568d.
A t laiitoxeniH 25-692a.
ATLAS (myth.) 2-848b ; Agri

gentnm figures l-l.'ia

Hesperides 13-408c : Olym

pia metope 12-484b; Phorcyi

21-47 Id : Pleiades 21-835C.
Atlas. 111. 14-304 (B4).
ATLAS, nit-.. N.\\ . U 2-858c

23-c.l.s (B3): Berber house.

3-766a ; geology l-325c, 18-

842b, l-740b.
— , Great, nit. range. Mor

18- -:,1 (C3-D2); 2-S58c:sre

alto Atlas, Saharan.
— , Lesser : ter Anti-Atlas.
— . MaritlmeU.ittle.TelD.mts.

N.\V.AM-643(A2);2-849b

l-642d.
—.Middle, mts.. Mor. 18--.

(H-K2): 2-859a.
— .Saharan. mts.. N.W.Af. 1

643 (A2) : 2-8S9b ; l-fif.M
Atlas (cloth) 2-858C.

— (maps) 20-332a; 17-629b
tee alto Map.

— (paper) 2O-73.'.a.

— (star) 21-835d.
Atlas-bone 25-1 09d.

— cedar 5-594a : 21-763a.

— dynamite 8*764b.

Atlas Line of Liverpool 25
SMB.

— moth 25-lOlc.
Atlasov (Cossack) 15-645d.

Ula-i-itl. 24-J.--.I

Atlas vertebra 23-153a-

Atlas Works. Sheffield 4-661b

Atlatl (weapon) 18-333a ; 1
815d.

Atlee, Okla. 26-58 (D3).

— . Va. 28-118 (K3).

Atleo, Isl.. Nor. 16-804 (A2).

Atlin, Can. 4-600 (Bl).

— , dirt.. Can. 4-.'>99a.

—.lake. Can. 4-800 (It I).

Atlixco. Mex. 18-318 (112).

Atlvinsk. Rum. As. 25-10 (B2

Atma (diet.) 26-790c.

Atman (philos.) 24-176C.

At mat, riv.. Cer. 18-104b.

Atnio limit) 27-739d.

ATMOL YSIS 2-S.«Oa : 12-319a

ATMOSPHERE 2-860a ; geo
logical relations ll-653e
planetaiy 21-7 16b : trr alto
Air.

ATMOSPHERIC ELECTR
city 2-860c : aurora 2-932c
distribution 2--';7. : fog 10
589b; observations I8-279c
volcanic eruptions 28-l79d

— engine 25-- 1 M.I.

— pressure : atmospheric elec

>!6a ; measuring 3-

. M.|r

.
RAILWAY 8-

•
Ataa. Nor. 16-M4 (Ut).

\.-^ •••

— Muorkl K »rtir. lak*. »w«l. i
ttt Mtora X)t,Uu.

Atnatu
tne, r I'D.

. lake. Nor. 1*>»64
...

Atooogara 17-SO*e.
A too (fox) 21-147 b.
Atok, val.. Prm. 27-l71a.
Atoka, Af. 12-203 i' I).

— . Okla. 26-511 (K3).

— . Tenn. 26-410 IB*).

— Co.. Ukla. 26-4H i K-FJ).
Atoka group (geoL) 27-43 Ib.
Atolla, Cal. 6-8 (E4).
Atollknn, «.r . : ~r Anatollkon.
ATOLL 2-»70d; 7-1 32d;

tmu I.. l-«l»l. ; oce-
«r»<-ter >4-«73d.

\tolla 24- -.'I. I

\tollidae : i

ATOM (cbetn.) 2>87l. . ««-
M,i.,iion25-«26b;o>«inrUoo
6-4 Oa: electrical eoostltu-
tlon 17-89ld ; electron •-
192d. 6-2371. ; Uar-LusMc's
definition 6-38a ; linking of
atoms 16-7l7d: shape 18-
660a ; volume conception
27-849b.

Atomic heat 6-68a.

— theory 2-870d ; ancient the-
ories 16-644b; Cannlzzaru 6-
188c; Dalton7-778b, 6-34d;
Greek 24-387 b ; phlW.j'M
cal theory : trr
urni-ture of matter l-294a,
17--1HC.

— theory of dlnean 16-43d.

— volume 6-*8d.

— weight 6-37b; determina-
tion 8-256d. 26-940S. 23-
695d ; Dulong and Petlt's
law 8-653a. T-88a ; Inter-
national table(1910)8-.'
Prout 22-4M11. ; .-• t.utzen-
berger 24-387 b ; theory of
calculation 2-874a.

Atomism (philosophy) 2-870d ;
Arabian 2-276d ; Cudworth
7-612d ; Democritiw snd
Leudppns 8-4s. 16-23d. 16-
503c ; Eptcnms 8-6i«4d :
Fechner 18-234d ; Gassendl.
ll-:.nla: Hume 13-»83a *
Leibnitz monad theory 16-
Metrodoms of C*hloa
18-300a ; monad 18-885b ;
physical theories : tee Ato-
inii- theory.

Aton (rel.) 8-.'.2c : 8-84c.

ATONEMENT 2--:; . An-
eclni 2-M'ii. 26-77Ma ; Calvin
5-7 6a : J. MeLrod Carop-
IM-U 5-1 30h : Christianity 6-
285c. S-IJ-'.l: Kdwsrda 8-
6a ; ethical Ideal 22-660C :
Greek religion 2-184a ; John
of Damascus 15-449a : He-
formation doctrine 26-779c.

ATONEMENT, DAY OF 2-
874a; hik-l. i r
6-902a; Jubilee year 15-
532e : Leritinu regulations
16-51 7a.

A -tonga : tee Batonga (Nyasa-
land group).

Atony 4-30a.

Atophyrax 14-641d.

Atopos 11-526C.

A-..-,.- 2--:"".i.

Atorclla 24-424d.

Atorellldae 24-424d.

Atorick, lough. Ire. 14-744
<C3).

Atosa-nobori. mts.. Jsp. 15-
156 (X 05) : 28-920a.

Atosha. mU, Jap. 15-156 (P4);
15-952a.

Atoesa (wife of Artazerxes) 2-
662c: 26-887a.

Atotonilco, Mex. 18-318
(Q-lll).

Atouf Pasha 21-s38d.

Atouts (diet.) 5-326a.

Atoxyl 2-829c : 25-240d.

Atoyac, riv., Mex. 22-833a.

At™, fortress. Turk.As. : see
Kl-Madhr.

— A. riv.. Swed. 26-190 (B3).

Atractaspls (make) 26-108c :
25-: Oe

Atractes23-174b.

A tractile* 5-701 h.

Atradates (bandit) 7-707b.

Atradates, Pers. : tee I^asar-
gadae.

Atrahasts : tet t'tnapishtim.

Atral. riv.. India 4-121b ; 22-
MT«.

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59

ATRA-AULA

Atramentum (glaze) 2-161a.

— sutorium l-767a.
Atran, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Atraui, It. 15-4 (C7); 18-208d.
Atrapatene, prov., Pers. : see

Azerbaijan.
Atraphaxis 15-676a.

— spinosa 17-588b.
Atraphornis aralensis 27-171b.
Atratinus, Tomb of 4-94Sd.
ATRATO, riv., Colom. 2-876d ;

6-701 (A3) ; 5-546a.
Atrax, Gr. 12-440 (Dl) ; 24-

67 6c.
Atrebates, tribe 3-668a ; 10

47Sc.
ATREK, riv., Pers. 2-876d ;

21-188 (Bl); 21-189d; 27-

172b.

Atremata 4-365d.
Atrepe, Egy. : see Suhag.
ATREUS (myth.) 2-876d ; 7-

707b.

— , Treasury of 19-104d ; 18-
207d.

Atrevimiento : see Marti, J. J.
ATRI (Hadria), It. 2-877a ; 15-

4 (D3) ; 12-SOOc.
Atria, It. (Venetia) : see Adria.
Atrichia, Atrichornis : see

Scrub-bird.
Atrichiidae 17-179d.
Atrichum undulatum : sec

Catharinea unduluta.
Atrina (Elamite) : see Assina.
Atrina (fossil) 16-122d.
Atripalda, It. 3-53a.
Atriplex 5-147C.

— halinius : see Sea Orache.

— hortensis : see Orache.

— hortensis (var. rubra) : see
Red mountain spinach.

Atrium (anat.) : of bronchi 23-
187a ; of nose 20-78b.

ATRIUM (arch.) 2-877a ; 4-
908a.

— Libertatis2-877b ; 22-5d,

— Vestae : see under Vesta.
Atro, Xor. 19-804 (C3).
Atrochus 23-760a ; 23-763C.
Atroni, Ash. 12-203 (A3).
Atropa belladonna (drug) : see

Belladonna.

— belladonna (plant) : see
Deadly nightshade.

Atropatene, kingdom, Asia 18-
21c ; 21-216b ; Antonius 21-
533d ; dynast}- deposed 21-
218c ; Tigrancs 26-969b.

Atropates (Pers. general) 18-
21c ; 21--J I :;!..

Atrophic spinal paralysis 20-

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

ATROPHY 2-877b.

— , progressive muscular 2-
87 7c; 9-25 la: 20-764a.

Atropic acid 27-307b.
Atropine 3-692c.
ATROPOS (myth.) 2-877d.

— divinatoria : see Death-
watch.

— pulsatoria 13-334a.
Atrypa 4-361 b ; 25-110d.

— reticularis 8-128a ; 25-llIb.
Atrypidae 4-366a.

Atsigan : see Gipsies.
Atslna : see Grosventres.
Ataion, N.J. 19-502 (C4).
Atsiz (shah) 21-226b ; 24-609c.

— (general) 24-608d.
Atsuta, Nippon, Jap. 15-156

<K9).

— , Yezo, Jap. 15-156 (M5).
Att. Ga. 11-752 <C4).
ATTA, TITUS QUINCTIUS 2-

877d.
Atta (zool.) : see Leaf-cutting

ants.

Attab (Moslemgeneral) 2-266b.
Attabal : see Kettledrum.
Attabieh, Turk.As. (Bagdad)

3-198a.
ATTACAPA, tribe 2-878a ; 1-

811d.
Attache, consular 7-22c ;

British 27-136c ; French 7-

21a ; German 27-139d ;

Russian 27-140c.
ATTACHMENT (diet.) 2-878a.

— , Foreign 2-878c.

— of debts 2-878b.

— of the Forest 2-878d.

— , writ of 2-878d : 10-62d.
Attachments, court of 2-878d.
Attacus atlas : see Atlas moth.

— cynthia : see Ailanthus
moth.

— pernyi 6-1 7 la.

— ricini : see Eria moth.
Attadillo : see White-bellied

pangolin.
Attagis 21-853a ; 3-974c; 3-

975a.

Attah (title) 15-619d.
ATTAINDER 2-878d ; penal-

ties 21-SOc.

— , Bill of, 2-879b.
ATTAINT, WRIT OF 2-879c ;

equivalent in Scots law 28-
851b.

Attakapas, dist., La. 17-55d.
Attakar, tribe 19-250b.
Attakpami, tribe l-329d.
Attala Co., Miss. 18-000 (C2).
Attalea 18-321d ; 15-94d.

— Cohune : see Gaboon palm.

— excelsa 23-798a.

— funifera : see Piassava.

— speciosa 27-990b.
ATTALIA (Adalia). Asia M. 2-

879c ; 23-649 (F3).
Attaliates, Michael 3-477d.
Attalic garments 9-310a.
Attalla, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Attalus (emperor of Rome) 1-

471c; 23-657b.

— (kings of Pergamum) : lib
raries 16-547a.

— I. (king of Pergamum) 21-
143a ; Acropolis 2-839c ;
Philip V. of Macedon 23-
631c.

— II. (Philadelphus) 21-143b ;
Ephesus 9-673b ; gold em-
broidery 9-310a ; Philadel-
phia l-472a; Rome 9-889a,
23-633C.

— III. (Philometor) 21-1 43b.
Attalus, Stoa of, Athens 2-832

(map) : 2-839c.

Attambal : see Kettledrum.

Attanae, dist., Arab. l-190c.

Attanagh, Ire. 14-744 (D4).

Attanassus, Asia M. 21-544a.

Attapulgus, Ga. 11-752 (B5).

Attaquas, mts., S.Afr. 5-227b.

Attar (god) : see Athtar.

— , Farid - Uddin : see Farid-
uddin Attar.

Attara, Pal. 20-602 (C5).

Attaran, riv., Bur. 4-840 (E6) ;
4-839a.

ATTAR OF ROSES 2-879d ;
21-1 II. i: 23-;::.., : Brusa
l-433a ; cost 12-369c ; cul-
tivation of plants 20-53a ;
Egypt 9-28a, 10-219c.

Attars : gee Essential oils.

Attawapiskat, riv., Can. 5-160
(M5).

Attaway, Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Pond, lake. Me. 17-434 (B3).
Attean Falls. Me. 17-434 (B3).
Attecotti, tribe 14-758b.
Attemperator 4-510c.
ATTEMPT (law) 2-879d.
Attendolo, Sforza : see Sforza,

Muzio Attendolo.

ATTENTION (psych.) 2-880a ;
22- '..'> Hi ; action 22-553d ;
association 22-573d : cate-
gory of unity 22-594c ;
Hedonic relation 22-583a ;
insanity 14-602a ; intensity
22-552b ; limitations 22-
584d ; time presentation 22-
577d.

Attentive " (cruiser) 24-
909a.

Attenuated virus 3-1 75d.

Attenuation charge 25-695c.

Atterberry, 111. 14-304 <C3).

ATTERBOM, Per Daniel 2-
,HHOb ; 26-21Sb.

ATTERBURY, FRANCIS 2-
MOo.

Attercliffe, Yorks. 28-933 (D3).

Atterd, Malta 17-508 (B2) ;
17-509b.

Attermyre Cliffs, Yorks. 24-
705c.

Atter-see, lake, Aus. 24-106C.

Attert, Belg. 3-668 (G4).

— , riv., BeTg. 3-668 (G4).

ATTESTATION 2-882a.

Attcwell, W. 7-442d ; bowling
7-446d.

M (he Sign of the Lyre (A. Dob-
son) 8-352c.

Atthidographi 2-882a.

ATTHIS (historical) 2-882a ;
Androtion 2-ld, 7-18b, 7-
17d; Philochorus 21-413c.

— (myth.) 9-7 36a.
Atthuarii : see Attuarii.
Atti, Isotta degli 23-345C.
Attiadae (dynasty) 17-157d.
Attianus, Caelius 12-800d ; 12-

801a.

ATTIC (architecture) 2-882b.

Attica, Ind. 14-422 (C4).

— , Kan. 15-654 (D3).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— , O. 20-26 (E2).

ATTICA, dist., Gr. 2-882b ; 12-
440 (E2) ; agriculture 1-
389a ; Alaric l-470d ; Ce-
crops 5-594b ; charity 5-
863c ; Cleisthenes 6-479d,
6-480a ; Eumolpus 9-890a ;
inscription characters 14-
629b ; lonians 14-730c, 14-
730a ; Pelasgians 21-65b.

— , dept., Gr. 12-424 (E2) ;
olive oil 12-43 Id ; popula-
tion 12-428d; rainfall 12-
428b.

ATTIC BASE 2-884d.

— dialect 12-497d ; 8-191b.

— drama : see Greek drama.

Atticism 12-518a.

Attic orators : see under Rhe-

toric.
Attic system (weights and

measures) 28-485b ; 28

488b. '
Attieus, Julius ll-736c.

— , TITUS POMPONIUS 2-
884d.

— HERODES, TIBERIUS 2
88oa ; Odeum 20-4b ; Olym-
pia 20-96c, 20-96d.

Attidae 2-306d ; 6-734d ; 25-

665b.

Attigliano, It. 28-1 47c.
Attigny, FT. 10-778 (G2).
Attikonak, lake, Can. 22-724

(Dl); 12-891C.
TTILA 2-885b ;

.
ATTILA 2-885b ; 13-933c ;

Khazars 15-775a; legends

8-222a, 15-926b, 19-637C.
Attinghausen. Switz. 26-242

(F3).

Attired (heraldry) 13-326d.
ATTIS (Atys, Attes) 2-886a;

12-402b; criobolium 7-466b;

taurobolium 26-455d,
Attis (Catullus) 5-544d.
At-tiu-davan, pass, Turkest.

6-168 (C2).
Attius Clausus : see Claudius,

Appius Sabinus.

— , Lucius : see Accius, Lucius.

— Tullius : see Tullius, Attius.
Attjektiacko, mt., Swed. 19-

800 (D2).

ATTLEBOROUGH, Mass. 2-
886c ; 17-852 <E3).

— . Norf. 9-424 (IV. Dl) ; 19-
746a.

— Gore : see Cumberland,
R.I.

Attlebridge, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

El).
ATTOCK, India 2-886c ; 14-

376 (D-E3): 13-1 16d ; flood

14-50Sc ; Ranjit Singh cap-

tures 22-656C.
At-to Davan, pass, Turkest. 6-

168 (C2) ; 15-939U.
Attopeu, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E4).
Attornatus regis 2-887b.
ATTORNEY 2-SS6d: 25-360c;

in United statrs 2-^-7,i. 3-

378d : procurator 22-422b.

— , Letter of : see Letter of
Attorney.

— , Power of : see Power of
Attorney.

— , Warrant of : see Warrant
of Attorney.

— at-law 2-8S6d.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL 2-

887b ; Ireland 7-462c ;

United States 2-887c.
Attorney-General v. Edison

Telephone Co. 26-555a.
Attx>rney-in-faot 2-886d.
ATTORNMENT (law) 2-887c.
Attow, mt., Scot. 24-412 (C2) ;

23-741C.
Attoyac Bayou, riv., Tex. 26-

690 <N4).
Attraction (physics) : gravita-

tional 17-976a ; Sir J. Ivory

15-92a : Lefrendre 16-376a.
Attribute (philosophy) 2-

51 la.
ATTRITION (diet.) 2-887d.

— (theol.) 2-887c ; 21-84b ;
17-135d.

Attruck, riv., Pers. : see Atrek,
Attu, isl.. Alsk. 1-472 (H4).
Attuarii, tribe 11-35C.
Attucks, Crispus 14-468a.
Attudda, Asia M. 21-544a.
Attuition (in psychology) 18-

245c.
Attus Clausus : see Claudius,

Appius Sabinus.
ATTWOOD, THOMAS (com-

poser) 2-887d.

— , THOMAS (political refor-
mer) 2-888a ; Chartist peti-
tion 28-30a ; statue 3-984b.

Attymon, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Atuel, riv., Arg. 2-462 (C4) ;

2-462a.

Atui, isl., Pac.O. 7-73b.
Atuiyadake, mt., Jap. 15-

952a.

Atuli, India 14-376 (G3).
Atun, riv., Bor. 24-207C.
A-tun-tze, China 6-168 (F4).
Atur, India 14-382 (H14).
Atura (Vicus Julii) : see Aire

(Landes), FT.
Atures, rapids, Colom. 6-

703a.

— , rapids, Venez. 20-276a.
Aturian group 7-416a ; 11-

670b.

Aturis, riv., Fr. : see Adour.
Aturpad 21-222b.
Aturrus, riv., Fr. : see Adour.
Atuttl : see Atouts.
Atvidabcrg, Swed. 26-190

(C-D2) ; 26-194b.
Atwatcr, Wilbur Olin 8-215d ;

18-417b.

Atwater, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C5).
Atwick, Yorks. 9-416 (II. G2).
Atwood, F. E. (artist) 5.

335c.

— . GEORGE 2-ss SI, ; 24-925b.
Atwood, Ala. 1-460 (Al).
— , Alsk. 1-472 (H2).
— , Ark. 2-552 (A3).
— , Can. 20-114 (B2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (Gl).
— , 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Al).
— , Nev. 5-8 (E2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D4).

— Cay, isl., W.I. : seeSamana.
Atwood's formula 24-925c.
Atypidao 2-306d.

Atypus : see Park-web spider.
Atys (myth.) : see Attis.

— (zool.)ll-521c.
Atzcapotzalco, dist., Mex. 18-

347c.

Atzif, Jasu II. : see lyasu II.
Atzigan : see Gipsies.
Au, Ger. 19-5a.
— , Switz. 26-242 (H2).
— , riv., Ger. 14-9d.
Au (chem.) 6-39b.
Auahy-parana, riv., Braz. 4-

440 (B2).

Auarkat, Green. 12-543 (E5).
Auau, channel. Haw. 13-84

(C2).
Aub, riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(C7-6); 20-147d.
Auba, riv.. Pal. 20-602 (C-D2).
Aubad, isl., Somld. 25-38 Ic.
AUBADE (diet.) 2-888c; 22-

498d; 18-547d.
AUBAGNE, Fr. 2-888c ; 10-

778 (G6); potteries 4-31 3a.
Aubaine, Droit d' 22-489d.
Auban, St2-34b.
Aubanchoeil-au-Bac, Fr. 25-

605d.

Auband, L. 22-502a.
Aubazincs, Fr. 10-778 (E5) ; 7-

196c.

Aube (Fr. officer) 26-982d.
Aube, J. P. 24-509b.
AUBE, dept., Fr. 2-888c ; 10-

778(F-G3); champagne 28-

723c.
— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (F-G3) ; 2-

888c.
Aubemale, dist., Fr. : see

Aumale.
AUBENAS, Fr. 2-8S9a ; 10-

778 (G5).

Aubenton, Fr. 10-778 (G2).
Aubepine (perfume) 21-1 42a.
AUBER, DANIEL FRANCOIS

2-889a.

— (sculptor) 24-515d.

Au Berg, mt., Switz. 26-242

(F2).
AUBERGINE (bot.) 2-889c ;

14-:i90c ; 21-192b.
Auberive, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Auberoche, fortress, Fr. 9-

503b.

Auberon : see Oberon.
Aubert (bishop of Avranches)

18-795a.

— , Etienne : see Innocent VI.
— , Hermann 27-96a.
— , L. M. B. 19-818a.
Aubert, mt., Switz. 26-242

(B3).
Aubertot (metallurgist) 14-

803c.
AUBERVILLIERS, Fr. 2-889c ;

10-778 (C5).
— , Fort d', Fr. 10-778 (C5) ;

20-805a.

Aubeterre, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Aubiers: battle (1793) 10-

856c.
AUBIGNAC, FRANCOIS, abb6

d' 2-889d.
Aubigne, Charles, comte d' 17-

443c.
— , CONSTANT d' (baron de

Surineau) 2-890a.
— , JEAN HENRI MERLE d'

2-890a ; 26-265c.
—.THEODORE AGRIPPA d'

2-890c ; 11-1250 ; ll-131b ;

26-264d.
Aubigny : see Albini and also

Lennox family.
Aubigny, Can. 19-780 (Gl).

— en-Artois, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
Aubignyville, Fr. 10-778

(F4); church 6-81d.

AUBIN, Fr. 2-891a ; 10-778
(F5).

Aubois, riv., Fr. 20-81d.

Aubonne, Switz. 26-242 (A3).

Aubourn, Lines. 9-416 (II. F3).

Aubrac, mts., Fr. 10-778 (F5) ;
3-59b; 17-84b.

Aubray, Dreux d' 4-5 7 2c.

— , Marie Madeleine M. d' (Mar-
quise de Brinvilliers) : see
Brinvilliers.

— , Christopher 3>142c.

AUBREY, JOHN 2-891a ; 3«
953d ; 24-772a ; Hobbes 13-
551b; portrait 7-80d.

Aubrey, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— , Ariz. (Mohave) 2-544 (A2).

— , Ariz. (Javapai) 2-544 (B2).

— , Tex. 26-690 (B7).

— , mt., Ariz. 2-544 (A2).

— Cliffs, Ariz. 2-544 (B2) ; 2-
544c.

Aubrey de Vere : see Vere,

Aubrey de.

Aubri do Rheims 25-60c.
Aubrietia 7-522a ; 13-768d :

13-7 7 4a.
Aubriot, Hugues 5-918c : 3-

502b.
Aubry, Philippe 17-6 la ; 17-

59b.

— telemeter 22-89 la.
Aubuisson de Voisins, Jean

Francois d' ll-644e.
Auburn, Ala. 1-460 (D3); poly-
technic l-461d.
— , Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , Can. 19-831 (B2).
— , la. 14-732 (C2).
— , 111. 14-304 (C4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— , Ire. 14-744 (D3).
— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).
— , Ky. 15-740 (B4).
— , Mass. 17-852 (D2) ; 18-

461a.
AUBURN, Me. 2-89 Ic; 17-434

(B4); rubellito 23-804D.
— , Miss. 18-600 (B4).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
— , Neb. 19-324 (14).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E5) ; granite

19-492C.
AUBURN, N.Y. 2-891d ; 19-

596 (D3) ; prison 22-363c ;

theological seminary 22-

292c.

— , Pa. 21-106 (K4).
— , R.I. 23-249 (Cl) ; 7-378d.
— , Wash. 28-354 (114).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
— , lake, Me. 17-434 (B4) ; fish

hatchery 16-524d.
AUBURN (colour) 2-892a.
Auburndale, Fla. 10-540 (E3).
— , Mass. 17-852 (A4) ; Lasell

Seminary 19-593b.
— , Wis. 28-740 (C4).
Auburn Four Corners, Pa. 21-

106 (K-L2).

— Junction, Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Aubusson, Francois (duke of

La Feuillade) : see La Feuil-

lade.

— , Jean d' 22-498a.
— , PIERRE d' 2-892a.
AUBUSSON, Fr. 2-892c ; 10-

778 (F5) ; carpets 5-396c.
A.U.C. (abbrev.) l-30a.
Auca : see Araucanians.
Aucacocha, lake, EC. 8-911

(D3).

Aucanada, isl., Medit. 3-249a.
Aucassin et Nicolette (romance)

ll-114a; origin 10-528b.
Aucella 15-570a.
AUCH, Fr. 2-892c; 10-778

(E6) ; cathedral glass 12-

109 (Plato II.)
Auchenaspis 17-113d.
Auchencairn, Scot. 15-832b.
— , bay, Scot. 25-377d.
Auchencar, Scot. 24-412 (A3).
Auchenia huanaco : see Gua-

naco.

— llama : see Llama.

— pacos : see Alpaca.

— vicugna : see Vicugna.
Auchenlochan. Scot. 24-418

(A3).

Auehensaugh, hill. Scot. 8-
448a.

— Wark 8-448a.
Auchentelier (artist) 20-5 13c.
Auchinairn, Scotland 12-81

(map).
Auehinblae, Scotland 24-412

<F3).
Auchindown, castle, Scot. 8-

646a.
Auchindrain, Scotland 24-418

(A2).
Auchinleck, Scot. 24-412 (D4);

geology 15-831d; population

3-76b.
— , castle, Scot. 10-66 Id.

— MS. 16-557d.

Auchmill, Scot. : see Auch-

mull.
Auehmithie, Scot. 24-418 (Fl) ;

2-339b.

AuchmuU, Scot. 24-412 (F2).
AUCHMUTY, SIR S. 2-893a.
Auchnafree Craig, mt., Scot.

24-418 (D2).
Auchnangoul, Scot. 24-418

(A2).

Auchrannie, Scot 24-418 (El).
— , Slugs of, Scot. : see Slugs of.

Auchrannie.
Auchriddie, Scot. : see New

Deer.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To mmke full use of thl* Index It It cxxcntlml to read the
Initructluns gl\cn on I'afc I.

AUCHTKRM

-...I 2-

. 24-IIIME1).
Aucfatoo. >. 'I).

!». 81-

AU..IU. rn . I l.i 10- -I" l< 1)

.l.AN6jp»IHpEDEN.
e«rl u( l-*93o; 4-Mla ; ~

— , ROBERT JOHN EDEN, ir.l

Karon 2-ilMli.
— , WILLIAM EDEN. tut baron

AUCKLAND. N./. 2-S9II. : It-
: meteorological

— . Ul.. Kor. 15-IJ6 (E»).
AUCKLAND, tab., P..

: ; 20-436 iH") : fauna

— . int., Kor. : trr IUi-l-«an.

/.. 1 9-624 (Ei-F3);
19-«38« ; K..,|,i i9-«27c.

rersity College : tre t'nl-
finrita . ..;:..-.-. In Uu&
— . West. Dor.: •« West Auck-
land.
Anckiandla Costus : tet Saus-

•urea Lapp*.
Ancnus (Orniu) 4-2 ISc.
i

•neers : tre Auction* and
auctioneers.

•iieers' Institute t-8»5d.

1 i-
AUCTION PITCH (cards) 2-

AUCTIONS AND AUCTION-
Mn 2-895a : 24-66a ; book

•actions 4-nlo.

r : ttt Deoempedator.
Aurt»r ad Mrrmnium : see Kite-

toriea.
Auctiiritati* actlo 23-542a.

amentum gladlatorium
12-
AUCUBA (hot) 2-S95d; 13-

— Japonloa : tec Japan Laurel.

! : trr Hawkwood, Sir
John.
Aucun. Kr. 10-77S (D6).

.1 I). Hajjaj : tee Oqba b.
HajlaJ.
Aud«l,-itv>27->i29b.

— (queen or Dublin) 14-231d.
Audad : tre ;

AUDAEUS (church reformer)
B-Stta.

.ika (boner) 13-654C.
AUDE. .!•;••. Kr. 2-896a : 10-

• :.',9b.
—.riv.. FT. 2-896a; 10-7 7 S

AUDEBERT, J. B. 2-S96o ; 20-

AUDEFROI LE BATARD 2-
itftd.

Aud<-l.-> . K. 1-910C.

J. : tee Audley, Sir

James.
Audenarde. Belg. : tee Oudc

narde.

Audengo, Fr. 10-778 (DS).
Audenshaw, Lanes. 28-:':'.:

(A3) ; population 16-UOb.

• r. 10-77* |i.
AUDIENCE law) 2-896d.

— court 2-897a.
Audiencia l-896d ; l-807b.

— nn-t..rial 2-8964.
Aufiernc, FT. 1O-778 (B4).
— . Lay, Kr. 10-778 (IJ4).
Audiffn-t. II.-r.-uU- 10-191C.
AUDIFFRET-PASQU1ER.ED

m* Gasion. due d' 2-897a

I0-S75d.

Audiyirr 11-lllUi.
Audlnac, Kr. 24-6(1.
Audlncourt. Kr. 10-778 (H4)

irmi foundry 8- I Hi.
AUDIT 2-S97a ; 3-329c.

— ale l-i38b.

Andlta querela (writ) 28-S491
Audit Board 2-897b.

i *) 2-897a ; 1

— (early Church) : tee Catechu
men.

— (French law) l-897c.

— I Roman Curia) 2-897c : 7

— (Soot* law) 2-897C.

— cameras 2-S97d.

— ireneral : tte Comptroller
and Auditor-general.

— of the civil list 6-41 Id.

oer 8-

1

— hairs 12-ltttL

— m«atus88-lU7a.

— nerve lt-396b i 87-1049a,

— region 4-409d.

:. .. : •:. 2-|... I.

ludl*m!obes.t-4l6(II. i I).
udley, Edmund (bsibop) 13-
U&a.

— , Henry de 19-534a.

. 11 mrh (earl <>f Gloucester):

tee Uloucester.
— , James de lt-534a.
— , James Touobet, baron, 9-

525b; 4-221..
— . SIR JAME8 2-8»8a.
— , Nicholas of : tee Nicholas

—.THOMAS AUDLEY. baron

I-898a ; 5-93a.
Audley, Staffs. 9-416 (II. C3) ;

— End. residence. Ess. 8-414
(IV. Cl) ; 83-999d : 2-89*o ;
2-4 18d: Magdalene College

6-;i :.,. 26-..

Audo. mU., Aby. 28-379 (114-
C5).

.us (epigrammatist) ;
trr Owen, John.

— (of Itoueu) : tee Ouen.
\iidoln (Lombard king) 18-

•." ltd.

\udoloon (of I>aeonia)2O-447b.
\udomar 22-
AUDOU1N. JEAN VICTOR 2-

898c ; 27-379C.
— , P. (chemist) 6-595b.
\udoulnla 6-0 1 7 d.
\udovera (Fnnklsh quevn) 6-

183*.

Audraln Co., Mo. 18-fl<t-
AUDRAN (family) I-898C.
— , lk-noit 2-898d.

idi«2-S98cl : 28-417.-.
— , EDMOND 2-vJ9a.
— , Gerard 2-S9*d i 18-723a.
— -, Jean 2--:i^.l.
AUDREHEM. ARNOUL D1 2-

BMb.

AudresseUe*. FT. 9-4 J7b.
Audrey, St : tee Etholdreda,

St.

\udrulcq. Kr. 10-778 (Kl).
AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES 2

899c ; 2O-305C ; 20-318b.
Audnbon. la. 14-732 (C3).
— , Ky. : tee Henderson.
— . Minn. 18-:. .." .A I).
— . N.J. 19-:>02 111
— . park. New Orleans 19-527c.

— Co., la. 14-732 (C3).

.

-School. New Orleans
19-527c ; 17-5 Jd.
— warbler 27-833d.
Audun-le-Koman, FT. 10-77S

(U3).

Audun .Shackle 14-232a.
Audynoeus (month) 6-3I5C.
Am-, Ilartmann von : tre Hart

maim von Am-.
AUE.(icr.2-899d ; 11-808(111.

.ill).

— , rlT., Ger. 28-526d.
Auelimmidon : tee Awelli-

mlden.
AuenbruRgcr, L. 18-53C.

1. 13-132b.
AUERBACH. BERTHOLD 2-

899d ; 11-7900 ; 20--
— , L. :oncell-div,-..Mi7-71la
Aucrbach, Oer. 11-808 (HI

qll).

Aucrbachite 28-990b.
Aucrbooh's Hot, Leipzig 16-

WOb,
Auerbeck (physlcl«t) : on elec

trio waves 9-2061).
Auorberff. mts.. < icr. 13-48a.
Auersperg, Adolf.Prlnce 3-30a
— , ANTON, liraf von 2

900a ; 3-32c.
Auerst&dt. Louis, duke of : te

Davout, Louis Nicolas.
— , Oer. : battle ( 1 806) 7-87 Oc

19-22 Id (map).
Autrmtehuno ChriM (oratorio

•) 20-101.1.

AuffcnberK. F. von (general
11-194C.

An>y...np 25-103.1.

•vr Nlahommcd Aufl.
AUFIDENA. It. 2-9001,; 15-2

(Kl).

Aufldl. Pons. It. 15-2R (Kl).
Aufldlus (senator) 4-71a.
Anfldus, rir.. It. : tee Ofanto.
Auflnnm. It. 15-26 (D3).
Auflanf (Ger. law) t4-579b.
Anfstand (Ger. law) 24-S79b.
Angagneur. Victor 17-278b.

Aunthella.
Au« 't
AWhd

t-960

ti-0 H>.) U-l42d; at-
Kr. lt-176 (DO ;

kajrost* (Amelia, of luvarla)

• rolliea, ut llruuiwlck)
ll-i
— Kienuan manm) >t-666a

U-U9d; 12-

-:•:,... K 1-I..I.
.)S-VOOo;4-
AUOiREAU. P. r. C. t-WOOd.
\.U'.-r»ill.-. i ....!,. •-•.'.- I'l.
Lunt. A. J. II. I .. ''.mm de

laontyon : trr Montyon.
Aogvvaod. lake. Nor. 19-801

Aiigher, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Aughagower, Ire. 17-0.17 b.
Aoghnacloy. lr. 14-711 (El).
A3hiabtoa,i].falK S.Af. : tee

Hundred Falls.
AUGHRIMf AKhrim). Ire. (0*1-

way)t>901a; 14-7 1 1
— , Ire. (Wlcklow) 14-74 UKU.
Aughrto. head. Ire. 14-744

Lanos. lt-139 (1)2);

•fjitoa, i

•

—, Yorks. 28-933 (D3).
Augtonsls. IlerlmanniiH : ,

Hermann of Ueichenau.
\,u-,.:-;-. Oota 20-..:.:.,;

88 Oc

Aogter, Francois 24-498d
— , Gerald : tee Anngler.
— , O. V. EM1LE 2-90Ib;

S15c; 11-145C.
AngUa.Trip. : tee Aujila.
AUCITE 2-901d ; actinolite

l-883d; diallaitc 8-li6b

HaUy on orurin 22-69Ga

serpentine 24-67 id.

— porphyry 22-104C.

-•..•!,. i, -ze-.'-n..

Augltlte 2-901d ; 16-892d.
Auglalze. rir.. O. 20-26 (B2) ;

10-3J4d ; 7-926C.
AUGMENT (diet.) 2-902a ; in

grammar l2-H30a.
AUGMENTATION (diet.) 2-

902a ; In music 7-43b.

— Act 13-255b.

— . Court of 2-»02a ; 10-56d ;

records 22-960b.
Auymmtis. De (Bacon) : see

Advancement o> Learning.
Augnolo, Donato d' : tee Bra-

mante.

Au Ores, Mich. 18-372 (G5).
Auirronne, riv., Kr. 21-849C.
Augsburg, David von : tee

David von Augsbunt.
AUGSBURG, Oer. 2-902a : 11-
808 (C4) : arsenal 2-42 Ib ;
battle (910) 17-iOb; books
4-2151) ; cotton manufacture
7-297a;dlet(lSOO) ll-850d;
diet (1518) 17-9431); diet
(1529) ll-85:(d; diet (1530)
17-139a; diet (1547) 11-
855c; diet (1 566) 11-856C, 17-
924b ; fountains 24- IU7.- :
metal work 21-798c: pawn-
shop established 20-'.)7Jd :
Srinting, early 27-J:r_'d
wabian League 26-1 77 b,
26-lTOd.
— , dlst,, Qer. 11-834 (map).
" Augsburg " (cruiser) 24-9 1 1 d
AUGSBURG. CONFESSION OF
2-U02c ; 7-39SI) ; 4-129b
doctrine 9-874c; 2-875d

uchthon 18-88d.
Avgtburg Oazette : see AOge

meine Zeihing.
Aucsbure Interim 14-093b: 11

18-^'.ia ; 27-J !»'•.
AUGSBURG, WAR OF THE
L«a*-ue of 2-90:ia : 13-0o2n
10-844d : tee alto Granc
Alliance. War of the.
— . peace of 3-Sa ; ll-856b

23-4890.

AURst (Kaiser AuRHt. Aujrusta
Rauracornm), Switz. 26-.' f
(Dl):3-463a; Homan colony
13-254B ; salt inin.-s 26-242c
Augstbord. paw, Alps l-743d
Ausrstenberg, mt., Switz. 1

745d.

Auir\illU vubtarls : fee Eel.
Augur. Hezekiah 24-5 16a.
Auguraculum. Rome 23-601h.
Auinir Full-.. Ma. 14-278 (B1V
AUGURS 2-903a : 13-3Sa ; *3
641a; in Greece 20-l-Ur
Ubri aiurureles 10-193*
temple oriirin* 2t*603d.

K K 9-^SOc.
AUGUST 2-ll.)»b.

— (Nteht of the 4th) ll-156b
10-vS3b.

— (10th of. 179J) 11-160C.
Augusta (of Bavaria) 17-3 Id.

4-B77I. : 2J
. J..hn 4-I.1-.I. 4-1 HI..
Augusta. Ark. 2-

AUGutrXT'oa. t-904bj 11-

751 (El) ; .-Hi.

newspapers 18-5 7 Id.
— . Caul : trt ^

— . la. 14-73-.!

Ida. and MouU 14-276

. 111. 14-.104 (113).
— . Ind. 14-411 (C*)

y?18-740(El).'
AUGUSTA, Me. 2- 905 a ; 17-

434 (I

:,. 18-371 (E7).
— , Miss. 18-6001.

. M... 18 .1 :.

— , N.J. 18-501 (Cl).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (1
— . Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
AUGUSTA, Hie. 2-9050 ; 18-4

(KA) ; 8-7:i2c.

. W.AUS. 2-9(10 (116).
— , Wls. 28-740 <U4).
— . W.Va. 28-560 (El).

— .fort. I-a.28.93b.
— . lake. Tas. 28-439b.

- Academy : trr Washington

and Lee University.

uguata and Livia (temple)

2B-56b.
Augusta Antonlna, Turk. : tee

Byzantium.
— , Aqua, It. 2-24 Id.
AUGUSTA BAGIENNORUM,

It. 2-90ic ; 15-26 (A2).
— , charta 20-711.1.
iugwta CAnmick 2-904d.
AugustaCo..Va.28-ll»(C-D2).
'ingusta Emerita, Sp. : trr

Merida.

— Flrma, Sp. : tee Eoija.

— Gemella, Sp. : tee Tuccl.

— group : tee Osage group.
Augustaion. Constantinople

7-64

Augustales It-He.
\-u- ;-•.,!..,. Bp, 2--J". .
Augustan Age (Latin) lt-262a;

20- I88t : LattD •.. .-/...,!...:,

27-10440.

uirusta Nemetum, Oer. : tee

Spires.
Augustan era: tee Augustus,

Era of.

AUGUSTAN HISTORY 2-905C.
AUGUSTA PRAETORIA SAL-

assonun. It. 2-UOtic ; 15-26

(Al).

— Ilauracorum. Switz. : tee
Angst.

— SuetHionum, FT. : tee Sols
..,. .

— Taurinorum. It. 15-26 (A2) ;
3-6G8b; t-403a ; 23-655d
ter alto Turin.

— Traiana, Bulg. : fee Stara
Zagora.

— Trevirorum, Ger. 23-64>
(C2) : ter alto Trier, Ger.

— Urbs Oaditana, Sp. : tet
Cadiz.

— Veromanduorum, Fr. : trr
.St gm-iitiii.

— Vindelicorum, Oer. 23-fi4>
(1)2) : tee alto Augsburg

'.. r.

AuKuxteuburg- (family)

— , Christian, duke of 24-338a
— , Frederick, duke of 8-3M.

11-87 la ; ll-56d : 24-338d.
Augustenburg, isl.. Oer. l-757a
AueustendaL 8«ed. 25-935

(WV
Angusteum (column), Constan

tlnople 2O-433C.

— (temple). Ancyra 1-953C.

— (temple). Dresden : trr Jap
aneee Palace.

AUGUST1. JOHANN C. W. 2

MM !
Augnstijnken van Dordt 8

AuiruAtln (of Mexico) :
Itinhide. Angnstin de.

— (of Monaco) 18-685D.
\ la. 1-480 (B3).

AUGUSTINE. ST (of Canter
bury) 2-91 nh: 3-721c : 23
453a ; mission to Englanc
t-3S9a. 9-44:i.-.

AUGUSTINE. ST(of Hippo) 2
9078 : 24-2160; l-290a
conversion 28-46d ; doctrine
12-588a ; 15-1531.. 9-873a
21-606d ; free will 28-849C
library 16-54Sb ; preachlnv
22-264a. 24-673C : writinirs
9-15091), 21-293b, 2-177S, 28-
•740.

ATRA-AULA

At»™Uoa, 1st. AWu 1-471

: .
.
AUGUSTINIAN CANONI

AUGl

fcmitea,o»Frlar.)2-t»ll.;
_,-l|bj lt-940b.
AUOU8TINIANS 2-91le.
Augustlnoa, Antuulos 1 1 Mjfc.

— ,'paolo : trr AsTosUao. Paolo.

iinr*4i*tu (Jantrn) 18-IAlb.

Aunsto, talk, lira*. 4-440

(E4). .

fT"

durum. Fr. : tn Bar-

Augu

AugustomasTus. Fr. : KT flails!

LUgustooemetum,
Clermont-Ferra
LUfTiatopoUa.

tr. :

Ferrand.

•. Asia >l 21-54 4a.
Auguntorltum, Fr. : tet

AUOU8TOWO. Ross. 2-911d ;

— .canal. RusV. 21-919 (DS);

23-872 (B5) ; 21-9301..
— , prov., Rnss. 21-849a.
Ancnstnlna, Romulus (Koman

emperor) : tee IlosnnhM

Aunatnins.
AUGUSTUS (title) 2-91 Id ; 28-

10180 ; 2S-647b.
Aurustus II. (of Anhalt) 2-

.

— (of Brunswick-LQneberg)
13-540b.

— (of Oldenburg) : see Paul
Frederick Augustus.

— II. (of Poland) t-915d : 21-
916d; 6-7491.; 15-»86b.

III. ,,fl-.,l.in l.,2-'..l.;i, ; 21-

nn.

— (of ITussia) 8-576d.
AUGUSTUS (of Roroe)l-911d;

23-r,.-,Oa; Aeneid 28-112b,
28-114,1; arch 23-.'.95a ;
army reforms 23-472d ;
calendar alterations 4-990b ;
cameo In Louvre 2-207* :
tee alto Gemma augustea ;
coinage lt-894d ; Egypt 9-
89a; Equites t-724c; gladi-
atorial shows 12-64a ;
Horace 13-688d ; Italy con-
solidated 15-26c ; Jews 15-
398d; language 18-156a :
legislation 23-5A2c : libraries
of 26-1032d. 16-547b ; Lhry's
attitude lt-817d : mauso-
leum 23-606c; Media 18-
21 d ; Monument um Ancy-
ranum l-953d. 14-637 b ;
municipal government 19-
7d; obelisk of 3-313a ;
palace 23-598a ; religion 23-
580b ; .Sibylline books 25-
20a : statue 23-477b: sump-
tuary restrictions Bt-84a :
temple 23-593(E3) -.worship
11-5330. 23-650b. 2-840a.

— I. (of Saxony) 2-914d ; 16-
181b.

— (archbp. of Saiony) 18-
i :.•.'. .

Augustus. Fr. : nee Limoges.

— - Tbridge. Oer. 8-57 4d.

— , fort, Scot. 5-94 le.

— . isls., Austr. 2-960 (Cl).

— , mt.. W.AUS. 2-960 (B4),
28-5390 ; 2-942c.

AUGUSTUSBAD, Ger. 2-916c,
Augustus, Era of t-316a.

— Frederick (of SUFSBT) : tet
Sussex. A. F.. duke of.

— George (of Baden) 3-186a.

— William (of Brunswick):
tee Brunswick Bevern. A. \V.
duke of.

Auhadl (historian): s«Shinab
al din al Auhadl.

— (poet) 21-25 la.
Auhad-uddin All Anwari : set

An wart

Auillc, mt., Alpsl-742c.
Auia, riv.. Pal. 28-601 (B4).
Aujila (Aujriia), Trip. «»-««»

(E4): 1-3SO<F»): 27-289a.
AUK 2-916c: 9-13d; 3-977C.
Auk, The 7-308a.
Aukadebbe. riv.. Af. 24-f05b.
Ankara, riv.. tf.W.Af. 25-466

Anl. mt., Alps 28-J41 (G3) ; 1-

744c

Aula (building) 27-756a.
Anlabar. Rnss. : tre IsnL
Anlacanth 22-*04b.
Aulaooeeras B-701b.
Aulaeoceratidae 5-701b.
Aulacodns : tet Cane-rat.

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61

AU LA-AVAL

Aulaeomnium androgynum 4-

706c.
Aulacorhamphus : see Groove

biU.
Aulacothyris limestone 27-

260c.
Aula Leopoldina, Breslau 4-

499a.
Aulalsivik, is].; Can. 5-160

(R4).
Aulander, N.C. 19-772

(E-F1).

Aulapakiy, India : see Alleppi.
AULARD, FRANCOIS V. A. 2-

916c.

Aula Regis : see Curia Regis.
Aulastoma gulo : see Horse-

leech.

Aulatsivik, Green. 12-343 (D4).
Auld, Cal. 5-8 (E5).

— , W.Aus. 2-9liO (C4).

— Brig, Scot. 3-74a.
Auldearn, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ;

19-155c; battle 12-4 13d.
Auldjo vase 12-99d.
Auld Lang Syne, nit., Nev. 5-8

(El).
Auld Lang Syne 4-85Sa ; 17-

928c.
Avid Licht Idylls ( J. M. Barrio)

3-435C.

Auld Reekie (diet.) 8-937b.
Auld Robin Grey 3-4 09d.
Auld Watt (of Harden) : set

Scott, Walter.
Auld Wives Lift, The, mt.,

Scot. 18-4 7 So.
Anldj-n, glen, I. of M. 9-412

(I. A2).
Auler, mt., Scot. : see Alder,

Ben.
Aulerci 5-66 la.

— Ccnomanni : see Ceno-
nianni.

— Diablintcs 17-433c.

— Eburovices 10-37d.
Auletes : see Ptolemy XI.
AULIC COUNCIL 2-916d.
AULIE-ATA, Turkest. 2-917c ;

27-420 (D-E3); 27-471a.
AULIS, Gr. 2-917c ; 12-440

(E2).

Aulista di Angelo 21-279d.
Aulisva (god) l-360a.
Aullaguas, Bol. : mines 22-

209c.

Aullville, Mo. 18-60S (C3).
Aulnage : see Alnage.
Aulnay, FT. 10-778 (D4) ; 5-

858c.

— sous-Bois, FT. 10-778 (C5).
Aulne, riv., FT. 10-778 (C3) ;

7-249b.

Aulnois, Belg. 3-668 (C3).
AULNOY, MARIE CATHER-

ine le Jumel de Barneville de

la Motte, baronne d' 2-917c ;

28-37 Oa.
Aulocopium 20-237d ; 25-

llOd.
Aulocra, Asia M. : »ee Dombai

Ova.

Auloi Elymoi 2-920c.
Aulon, Gr. : see Avlona.

— , valley. Pal. : see Ghor.
Auloplegma 22-804b.
Aulorhynchidae 26-545b.
AULOS 2-917d.
Aulosphaera 22-S04b ; 22-

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Aulostoma (leech) : see Horse-

leech.
Aulostomatidae (fishes) 26-

545b.

Aulatheke : see Sybeno.
Auls 6-380d.

Aulstad. Nor. 19-804 (C2).
Ault, Colo. 6-722 (Fl).

— , Ft. 10-778 (El).
Aultbea, Scot. 24-412 (C2).

— group 27-62b.
Aultgowrie, Scot. 23-7 lid.
Aultman, Ariz. 2-544 <C2).
Aultnabreae, Scot. 24-412 (El);

4-959c.
Aultnacallagach, Scot. 24-412

(Dl).

Aultsville, Can. 20-114 (Fl).
Aulus, Fr. 2-491a.
Auma, Ger. 11-808 (III. pll).

— , riv., Ger. 11-808 (III. pll).
Aumale, Charles (of Lorraine)

12-701c; 17-932b.

— , HENRI E. P. L. (of Orleans)
2-920c; 22-975d ; at Biskra
4-5a ; at Twickenham 27-
492a ; with Boulanger 4-
318c.

Aumale, Alg. 1-643 (Bl) ; 1-

646a.
AUMALE (Anmerle), Fr. 2-

921a ; 10-778 (E2) ; 12-

699b.

Aumance, riv., Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Aumbrie : see Almery.
Aumerle, Edward, duke of :

see York, Edward.
Aumery : see Almery.
Aumonier, J. 20-501e.
AUMONT (family) 2-921b.

Aumont, Jean 2-921b ; 3-49c
Aumont, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Aumundesham, Bucks. :

Amersham.

Aunai, Gautier d' 5-917b.
— , Philippe d' 5-9 1 7 b.
Aunay-sur-Odon, Fr. 10-778

<D3).

AUNCEL (diet.) 2-92Ic.
AUNDH, state, India 2-921o

14-382 (Fll).

Aundhi, India 14-382 (19). .
Aune, riv., Fr. : see Aulne.

— (measure) 28-491a.
Auneau, FT. 10-778 (E3)

battle (1587) 10-831d.
Auncdonacum, Fr. : see Aul

nay.

Auneuil, FT. 10-778 (E3).
Aungbinle, lake, Bur. 17-558a
AUNGERVYLE, RICHARD 2-

921c.

Aungier, Gerald 4-184c.
Auning, Den. 8-24 (C2).
Aunis, Fr. 10-778 (Di) ; 10-

802 (hist, map) ; 21-S98c

4-501a.

Aufion. Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Aunoy, Marie Catherine L

Jurael de Barncvillo de la

Motte, baronne d' : see

Aulnoy.
Aunt Judy's Magazine (Mrs

Gatty) ll-530c.
Annton, Queens. 2-960 (14).
AUNT SALLY 2-922c.
Auob, riv., S.Af. 25-466 (E6).
Auob-geib, riv., Uer.S.W.Af.

25-466 (D5).

Aupen, Ger. 11-808 (I. J7).
Aups, FT. 10-778 (H6).
Aura. Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
AURA (diet.) 2-922c.

— (bird) 18-320d.

— (Jew's harp) 15-41 le.

— (mcd.)14-211d.

— epileptica 9-691d.
Auramazda : see Ormazd.
Auraraine 8-746d.
Aurangabad, Indial4-376(L7).
AURANGA3AD, India 2-922c;

14-3S2 (F10); 4-188a.
AURANGZEB (Mosul em-
peror) 2-922d; 14-403c; 19-

117c; architecture 14-433d;

land revenue 10-168C ; Sikh

persecutions 25-86b.
" Aurania " (ship) 24-886a.
Auranitis, Syr. : see Hauran.
Aurantes, Port. : see Abrantes.
Aurantiamarin 20-150b.
Auraria, Colo. : see Denver.
— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl); 11-

752b.

Aurasius, mt., Af. : see Aurcs.
Aurata, Sergius : see Grata,

Sergius.
AURAY, Fr. 2-923C ; 10-778

(C4); 8-648c.
Aure, Nor. (Nordmore) 19-804

(Cl).
— , Nor. (Sfindmore) 19-804

(Bl).

— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Aurea, Cappadocia : see Co-

mana.

— Chersoncsus 17-474b.

— , Porta, Agrigentum l-424c.
Aureilhan. Fr. 10-778 (D5).

, lake, Fr. 10-778 (D5) ; 16-

155b.
Aurei trecentist! (diet.) 14-

911b.

Aurelia, la. 14-732 (B2).
— , X.Dak. 19-780 (B-C1).
— , fort. It. 15-4 (El).
Aurelia (lex) 23-642b.
Aurelia (zool.) 24-520c ; 24-

525b (foil.); disk 14-1 1 Id

(fig.).
AURELIA (Via), It. 2-923c ;

15-26 (C2-3) ; 15-27C.
Aeclanensis (Via), It. 1-

244b.

— Aquensis, Ger. : see Baden.
AURELIAN (Lucius Domitius

Aurelianus) 2-923d ; 23-

654d ; 8-270b ; 6-990b.
— , M. (Rumanian politician)

23-842D.

Aurelian (column) 23-476b.
Aurclianensis, dist., Fr. : see

Orleanais.

Aureliani, Fr. 23-649 (C2).
Aurelianists 23-842a.
Aurelian Springs, N.C. 19-772

(El).

Aureliamim, Fr. : see Orleans.
AURELIANUS, CAELIUS 2-

924b ; 18- 1 In.

Aurelian wall, Rome 23-607c.
Aurelia Orestilla 5-533d.
Aurelius (bishop of Carthage)

5-194C.

Aurelius, X.Y. 19-596 (D3).
Aurelins Ambrosius 25-961a.

— Angustinus : see Augustine,
St, (of Hippo).

— , Marcus : see Marcus Aure-
lius.

Aurelle, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
AURELLE DE PALADINES

L. J. B. d' 2-9241).
Aurengabad, India : see Aur

augabad.

. I iirfnysKbe (J. Dryden) 8-61 Ib
Aurenson, Fr. 11-901(1.
AUREOLA 2-924C.
Aureolin 21-599a.
Aures, mt., Alg. 1-643 (C2)

2-859b; 10-203c.
Aureus 19-s94b.
Aurevilly, J. A. Barbcy d'

see Barbey d'Aurevilly,
Aurfocre (diet.) 4-491b.
Auriar, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Auric bromide, &c. : see Gold

bromide, &c.
AURICH, Ger. 2-924d ; 11-

808 (A2) ; 12-923d.
Aurichloric acid : see Chlorauric

AURICLE (diet.) 2-925a ; ear
8-791c, 8-794c, 13-122d
heart 13-129b.

AURICULA (hot.) 2-925a.

— (zool.) ll-526a ; 25-284b ;
osphradium ll-524d.

Auricular artery 2-666d ; 2-
668c.

— canal 13-1 3 Od.

— confession : see Confession.
Auricularia Auricula - Judac :

see Jew's ear.
Auriculariaceae ll-343d.
Auricularia larva 16-226c.
Auricular muscles 8-792a; 19-

52c.

— nerve 19-396c.

— systole 27-93 Id.

— vein 27-969d.
Auriculate (diet.) 16-325a.
Auriculidae ll-526a ; ll-517c.
Aurieulo-temporal nerve 19-

395d ; 24-286b.

— ventricular opening 13-
129d.

Aurieyanic acid 12-196c.
Auriela, Sp. : see Orihuela.
Auriensis, Sp. : see Orense.
AURIFABER, ANDREAS 2-

925c.
— , JOANNES (Vinariensis) 2

925d.
— , JOANNES (Vratislariensis)

2-925d.
AURIGA 2-926a; 13-519b; 7-

12 (map).
Aurigac (diet.) 6-390d.

— a (star) : see Capella.
Aurigarius : see Waghenaer.
Aurignac, Fr. 10-778 (E6) : 5-

57 6d.
Aurigny, Chan. Is. : see Alder-

AURlLLAC, Fr. 2-926a ; 10-

778 (F5); 5-208c.
Aurin ll-273d.
Aurinx, Sp. 15-124b.
Auriparus 26-1030C.
AURISPA, GIOVANNI 2-926b;

21-845b; 14-904b.
Aurium, Sp. : see Orcnsp.
AuRivage, Belgium 3-668 (G3).
Aurivalet, Sp. : see Orihuela.
Aurlands Fjord, fjord, Nor. 19-

804 (B2) ; 25-345C.
AUROCHS 2-926c; 5-547d ;

27-795d.

Auronectae 14-160b.
Aurophore 14-160b.
AURORA (goddess) 2-927a ;

18-105d; ll-565b.
Aurora. la. 14-732 (F2).
AURORA, 111. 2-927b ; 14-304

(D2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H6).
— , Kan. 15-654 (El).
— , Minn. 18-550 (E3).
AURORA, Mo. 2-927c; 18-

608 (C5).

— , N.C. 19-772 (F2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (F4).
— . Nev. 5-8 (D2).
AURORA, N.Y. 2-927c ; 18-

608 (D3).
— , O. 20-26 (H2).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (C2) ; 6-793a.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
— , Utah 27-814 (B-C4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

, isl., Pac.O. : see Maiwo I.
Aurora (newspaper, U.S.) 19-

568a.

Aurora (Boehme) 4-113b.
Aurora (Hungarian periodical)

15-835b.

' Aurora " (cruiser) 24-913b.
Aurora Australia 2-927c.

— Borealis 2-927c ; 8-77c.
Aurora Co., S.Dak. 25 • 506

(G4).
Aurora forbundet (Swedish

society) 26-218b ; 2-880b.
Aurorahville, Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Aurora Leigh (Browning) 4-

670a.

iurora plate 21-5 19a.
AURORA POLARIS 2-927c ;

17-:;.: la; 8-815C.

Aurora Springs, Mo. 18-60
(U3).

AUTOS, Fr. 10-778 (D5).

Aurous bromide, &c. : se
Gold bromide. &c.

Aurousc, mt., Alps : see Bure
mt.

Aurova Galla 11-4 14b.

Aursjo, lake. Nor. 19-804 (Cl)

Aursund, lake, Nor. 19-804
(Dl).

Aurtmch, Khan el, Pers. 3-
196b.

Aurum, Nev. 5-8 (F2).

Aurum coronarium 12-801d.

Aurumgabad, India : see Aur-
angabad.

Aurum muslvum 26-997c.

— reginae 6-980b.

— Tolosanum habet 4-936d.
AURUNCI (Ausones) 2-934d

23-625a.
Auruncus, Postumus Cominius

7-154c.

Aurungzcbo : see Auranarzeb.
Aurvataspa (father of llystas-

pes)14-211a.
Aury, Louis 10-2 80a.
Aus, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466 (C6)
— , tribe 17-40:id.
Aus (cereal) 3-731a ; 3-133c.
Ausa, India 14-382 (G10).
— , Sp. : see Vich.
— , lake, N.E.Af. : see Aussa.
— , riv., It. 23-344C.
Au Sable, Mich. 18-372 (G5).
— , pt., Mich. 18-372 (G5).
— , pt., Mich. 18-372 (D3).
— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (G3) ; 13-

959c.
Ausable, riv.. Can. 20-111

(B3); l-192d.
— , riv., N.Y. 19-590 (Gl) ; 16-

94c.

— Chasm, N.Y. 19-596 (Gl) ;
l-193a.

— Forks, N.Y. 18-372 (Gl).
Ausance, riv., Fr. 10 • 7 7 8

(C-D4).

A-usar (code) 2-788a.
.liiwir Raze (liar llebraeus) 3-

400b.

Ausb. Hajar2-271c; 28-1049a.
Ausbruch (wine) 28-728b.
Ausces, tribe 2-252a.
Auscetani, tribe ll-902d.
Auschwitz, Aus. 3-4 (F2).
— , prov., Aus. ll-401c.
Ausoi, Fr. : see Auch.
— , tribe 2-892d.
AUSCULTATION 2-935a ; 13-

132d ; 13-518b : 18-54a.
Ausculum, It. 15-26 (E4) : see

also Ascoli Satriano.
Auser, riv., It. : see Scrchio.
Ausgleieh (Aus.) 3-21d ; 3-2d ;

l-967d ; Deak's defence 7-

895d; pact (1906) 3-24c ;

ratification 3-27d.
Ausim, Egy. 4-954 (Al).
Auskerry, isl. Soot. 24-412

(Fl).

Auslese (wine) 28-727b.
Ausona, It. 2-935a.
— , Sp. : see Vich.
Ausones, tribe : see Aurunci.
Ausonia, It. 2-935a.
AUSONIUS, DECIMUS MAG-

nus 2-9:i5d ; 16-266b ; on

fishes 14-244a ; on Roman

schools 24-361a.
Auspex : see Augurs.
Auspiciola 24-102c.
Auspitz, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
Aussa, country, Somlnd. 9-

745d; 9-747d; l-93c.
— , lake, Somlnd. 1-83 (map) ;

19-14b; l-84d.
Aussatz : see Leprosy.
Aussee, Aus. 3-4 (C3) ; 2-971b;

25-1059b.
Ausser-Ferrera, Switz. 26-242

(G3).
Ausser-Rhoden, dist., Switz.

26-242 (G2) ; 2-220c.
AUSSIG, Axis. 2-936a; 3-4

(Cl) ; battle (1426) 14-8d,

4-126a.

Aussig process l-685a.
Aust, Glos. 12-133c.
Austbjerg, Nor. 19-804 (Dl).
Austeil, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Austen, Godwin : see Godwin-
Austen.
— , JANE 2-936b ; 9-639b ;

literary parallels 9-276c, 10-

289a ; satire 24-229c.
— , Lady 7-350c.
— , William 24-494C.
Austen, W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Austenite 14-804d.
AUSTERLITZ, Aus. 2-937a ;

3-4 (E2) ; battle (1805) 2-

937a, 19-219b.
— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).
— , bridge, Paris 4-542c.
Austhorpe, Yorks 28-933 (Dl).
Austin (de Bordeaux) l-382b.
— , ALFRED 2-938C ; 8-537c.
— , Ann ll-227a.

Austin, Charles 22-241a.

— , H. H., Major l-353b ; 25-

300b; 27-502d.
— , Horatio 21-945b.
— , James T. 21-407c.
— , JOHN2-938d; 9-606c; 15-

571d; government 12-293c,

25-522c; philosophy 9-836c.
— , Laurence 7-lOSc ; 17-340a.
— , Moses 2-940c.
— , O. P. 27-646a.
— , R. 2-961b.

— , SARAH 2-940b ; 22-893c.
— , STEPHEN FULLER 2-

940c ; 18-340a ; 26-692c.
— , W. L. 7-105d.
Austin, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F7).
AUSTIN, Minn. 2-940d ; 18-

550 (E7).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
— , Mont. 14-276 (C2).
— , Nev. 5-8 (E2).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (G3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (F2).
AUSTIN, Tex. 2-B41a ; 26-690

(K5) ; 22-293d.
— , lake, W.Aus. 2-960 (B5) ;

geology 28-539d.
— , str., Ind.O. l-955a.
Austiuburg, O. 20-26 (II).
Austin canons : see August-

inian canons.

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (L6).

— Friars (monks) : sec August-
inian Hermits.

— Friars church, Loud. 16-
941d ; l-21d.

Austin group 7-417a.

Austinville, Va. 28-11S (A-B4).

Austin v, Tennessee 20-274c.

Austonley, Yorks. 28-!)33 (B2).

Austral, isls., Pac.O. : see
Tubuai, isls.

AUSTRALASIA 2-94 le. For
other references see under
Australia, New Zealand, &c.

Australasian Methodist Church
18-294a.

Austral Downs 2-960 (F4).

AUSTRALIA 2-941c ; 2-960
(map) ; army and defence
2-950b, 2-610b, 27-587a;
climate 2-945c ; Colonial
Defence Committee 4-614c;
convict settlements 8-o7a ;
cricket 7-444b ; dimensions
ll-632b ; drink question 16-
770c, 26-581 ; drought(1902)
2-965b; earthquake (1873)
2-942d ; education 2-950c ;
excavations 2-956a ; exhibi-
tions 10-68d ; flowing wells
2-945b ; freemasonry 11-
85b ; holidays, public 13-
584b ; horse-racing 13-734b;
labour movement 2-967b, 2-
968d ; languages 2-956c,
8-199d, 4-5(id ; learned so-
cieties 25-3 lOc ; newspapers
19-566a, 21-155c; observa-
tories 19-960d ; plague out-
break (1900) 21-701a ; posts
and telegraphs 2-954b, 2-
962b, 22-192d ; railways 2-
954a, 22-823b ; steamship
lines 2-954a ; surveys and
maps 17-652c ; universities
27-7 75b ; veterinary science
28-5c.

— : AboriginesZ-95-iA; 2-949c;
anthropological position 2-
116d, 12-8230, 2-113a ; Cau-
casian origin 8-2 7 6c ; divina-
tion methods 8-332o ; doli-
chocephalic 8 - 389a ; tire-
kindling method 10-399c ;
initiatory rites 22-626c, 6-
389c ; language 21-428o ;
marriage customs 10-161a,
10-79d, 27-80b ; religion 19-
134d, 8-7d, 2-54c, 7-899a ;
song-dances 3-267b ; stone
implements 2-354b ; tattoo-
ing26-452a; totcms27-79d,
10-165a.

• : Agriculture 2-950d ; apple
exports ll-262d ; cattle-
breeding 2-951a ; cotton
crop 7-267a ; dairy produce
2-951a, 7-758c, 7-759b;
horse-breeding 2-951a; poul-
try farming 22-220c ; sheep
farming 2-95 la.
— : Commerce and Industries 2-
953d ; cane-sugar 26-47d ;
cotton 7-278d, 7-274e ; fish-
eries 2-951b ; German trade
ll-814b ; pearl trade 2-
951c; timber 10-648a, 2-
951b ; U.K. trade 27-6010 ;
wine 28-717b, 28-728C ; wool
28-8060.

— : Exploration 2-958a ; 2-
960a ; Burke 4-835c ; Cook
7-71c ; Dampier 7-790d;
Tasman 26-438a.
— : Fauna and Flora 2-947a ;
9-664d ; birds 3-974a, 20-
309b ; freshwater ushea 14-

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x'/»'-" on Page I.

I BMM 11-

:«.

. • :. ! . ' • •

m 21

ll-.tjiil,

••973d; poultry farming 82'
:. .
AUSTRIA • lr,,,y 3-

A9la;

...

•ant

'.

'I-'J.'ii.l full..
7-.i(liia ; !:•

I

..

-
. t*-90io foil., 9-93Xa.

no*) 8-9«od ; appeal •-! 1 6«l. 1 7>I9Ia. 7-27 Be. 7-IT8a ; Ban-

h- . 2-

•j i..'..' 18- M ..:.:!:.«- 2- •..: r ,.,'.•., 20- , : , .

iw88-90«a:| call production S4-90a;*hlp-

r by ballot 3-280*. 28-

' . j*Tocy 2-9631. : ttt o2*o

timber 10-

r Utv separate pro-

.•ea.

27-1 Ida. 27-339a.
27-33S,- ; Turk

— . * M .'

430b; U.K. trade 27-60ta ;

•

wine and spirit product

16- .1 . opal* 20-l21a;

2S-«96a. 28-728a. 28- .

.: tin 2-tf52b ;

— : i :<mmunintHonn: canal* 3-

37a ; railways 2-976e ; rail-

— : .Vary 2-950b ; contril.u-

way locomotive 22-85 Ib ;

i-
tarpedo-boat rtotllia 4-613d.

state management 3-3 le, 3-
2ld. 3-25b ; tone system 3-

— : PopnloMoH and Keliyion

l.'l.

2-94JK- ; 1-9500 : ll-636d ;

— : ConiiUuUon 3-2.1; 2-975a;

Anglican Church 2-l'Jd. 2-

.; constitution of 1849

21 h; census methods 5-

3- 1 fid. 7-1 7. '.c; electoral law

664d: Chlnew t-964b. 6-
1721.; Immigration Mi>'

(1907) 3-37d foil. : Kebmarr
constitution (1861) 3-26a ;

18-429a; Japancm 15

3-171.. 7-475d; language

15-.'75a ; mbatoiM 18-5S9<-.
18 - 592a : trr alto section

clause (1867) 3-32a ; para-
graph fourteen (1867)3-36c.

•^•^•^•^alJa : Aooriffinet.

— : Education 2-97 60 ; Infant

Australia del Espiritu Santo.

schools 14-534a ; univer-

1*1.. Pac.O. : tre Espiritu
Saul...

sities 27-757h. 27-770a.
•..m(v2-97t>o;3-:ta: civil

v 18-c.l-l..

h-t 6-ll2c; coinage and

\!l«,mt/i..Viot.28-

currencv 18-7 OBa. 19-9021),

:-K2>; 28-:l.^b ; 19-42c.

19-9osb.3-21l. : corn duties

— bear : tee Koala.

7-1780, 3-24d : customs

r.-at. bar, Austr. :

union 3-1-sl.. 3-2H.1. 3-:'.7e :

•rriireat Australian Biirht.

free ports ll-sila ; Income

— bustard 3-'.til->l> i 4-S76C,

tax!4-357b; national debt

— Colonies, General Amoola-

3-18b. 3-25a, 19-269b : tre

tion for the 28-52 Id.

alto Ausglelch.

— Commonwealth Act 5-515b.

— : Geolotnt and Mineral* 2-

nipany 7-949b.

97 Ib; 2-97 la: coal 6-57. So;

— crew : trr Golden cress.

graphite 2-97 4 b ; Iron 14-

— fuchsia : tee Correa.
— honeysuckle 13-657 b.

810a, 14-8341) ; inereiirylB-
156b: silver 25-1 13b.

— hornet 18-497d.

— : Late and llorrrnmrnt 2-

— Ivy 15-1 "i i.l.
— kino : trr Botany bay kino.
— lady-bird : tre Lady-bird

975a ; capital punishment 5-
280c, 8-S35a; criminal pro-
cedure 7-462a ; imperial

be.

titles 12-349a, 3-1--.. 4-

— Ungah 21-27c.

132a: Judicial authorities 2-

— iii.inn.i9-->>1..

976b; payment of members

— merino wool 28-808 (Plate).

2O-9.SOb; penal •lusti-

— millet 18-IGHa.

22-368b ; police 21-980C ;

— native rabbit : tee Rabbit-

j.re" 1 iu- 22- .'.-' . : pri-on

t. .Till. '.

diet 8-2130 : prostitution

— Pyrenees, mU., Austr. 28-

regulations 22-liild.
— : .Yuri/ 3-11. ; dockvards 8-

•n 28-1006a foil.; 3-

366o ; ordnance 20-212a;

1 : fauna 28-1007(1. 3-

ships 24-901(1 ; uniforms 27-

14- . 23-173a :

flora 21-782a ; tee alto

— : Population 2-972e; 11-

636d ; 27-599a : ll-920d ;

— rubv : tee Almandine.

emigration 18-428o : ethno-

— *crut.-tiek28-13b.
— *ea bear 5-375d (flg.) ; 21-

graphy 2-97 2d ; Illegitimacy
14-30 la ; language question

>Mb. 24-537*.

Mid.

— •!<>• ,la.

— : Itrliffion 2-975c ; a.iti-

— swamp quail : tee Swamp

Semiti-m 2-11 hi. 2-135b ;

quail of Australia.

Orthodox Church 20-338a ;

ner 8-378 (Plate III.).

Uniat Churches 23-488a.

— wild cat : tre I lasyuro.

!••-

.!-

— : History (Austria and
Austria- Hungary) 3-4d ;
9-924. 9-928 (hist, map*);

AUSTRASIA i \u-tria) 2-970a.

Babcnberg rulers 3-9 Id ;

.n\.. 1 r.21-

Bohemian relations 4-

' ralnonius).

128a foil.. 7-7 23d; Bosnia

-' 6-I1.'- a : 14-s-i;,i.

and Herzegovina a<

AUSTRIA . *r aim, Hungary)
8-970'.: 3-1 (map); 11-

3-790c foil., 2-2S5b, 27-464 b.
9-95 Id ; link. >v ina annexed

834, 11-856 (hist, maps); cll-

23-S36d ; Bulgarian policy

mate2-971d: drink i|ue*Uon

(1876)9-944; Danul-

98-581,16-7690; etymology

t ion 7-82 Id foil. ; K

of name 3-5a. 3-26b ; fauna

Question 8-832a ; Fn-nch

and flora 2-972a ; flag* 10-

Itcvolutionary wars 9-932d.

; housing 13-824a ;

19-1941). 11

labour exchanges 27-580a :
language 8-195a ; learned
•ocietlei 25-312a; libraries
18-570a; museums 19-

relation* (1866-1910) 9
toll., ll-896d ; (lerman su-
premaov, strmrclo for 11-
863a foil.. g-'.Mo.l, 24-339a:

«3a; nary 24-904d. 24-

tee alto Seven Weeks' \Var ;

922a : newcpapers and peH-

l'i-

Habsbunr rulers 12-787c ;
Italian relations (1815-1870)

nursing 19-91 7a ; obsetra-

15-1-'.. 14-'.u :ia : Italian

torios 19-937(1 ; order* of
knighthood 15-862c. 15-

r.-lati..n-. l
15-l.ll. foil.:

8«2a: postal system 22-

doman |«.licv 17 - 221d :

194b; regalia 7-516c: snrvev
maps 17->

Metternloh's foreign TH.IJCV
>'». 28-54a. 27-!

•

Napoleonic wars 9-933a, 19-

— : Ayrv-*llur, 2-97 3h; forest*
2-9730. 19-647C ; lire Itock

217a foil., 19-2I6C ; Papacy,
relation* (from 1855) 20-

-ilmtan
war»88-:>

Kl.h \Var» (1521

! Z

iHt.il*., Kinflrc. Holy U(»iiian
'try.

nid Arct. ll-37c.
AUSTRIA. LOWER, pror. 3-
3-1 (1)2): for other
entries tee abort under

Irla,

AUSTRIA. UPPER, pror. t-

i . for other

<••* tet above tinder

Auitrian Archaeological In

-.: i

:,-

— Corp* (Persia) 21-200d.

team \»\

25--59I, ; 3-
J I ,,

— National Bank : trr Anstro

• iriun Bank.

— Netherlands : tee Belgium.

— oak 28-980b.

— pine : tee Ulaok pine.

— KiKi. int., Au*. : tet Schaf
Berg.

AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION.

War of the (1 74U-1718) 3-
39(1; 24-711,. 23-
3-674.1; 3- Ida; Bohemia
4-l31d; English share 9-
546a : European importance
9-931d; French attitude
10-S47e ; Holland inv..|\..l
13-(Hi3a. 15-43b; Prnaaian
rolleys 14-523 (PI. II.) : Sax-
ony's share 2-916b ; Sileslan
Wan ll-861c.

:ilfun (diet.) 10-1 I2a.

AustrngacA : tee Notogaea.
Auxtrogoth : tee Ostrogoth.
Austro-Hururarian Bank 3-

211) ; 3-JJ, ; 3-4d.
Austro-Malayan region 28-

1005c; 28-1(11 la.
Austru (diet.) 23-827a.
AtiHti 19- II So,

Anstnrlani. tril.e 16-
Aii-tniek. Yorks. 9-416 (II.

Cl); 12-271a.

•n. It. 15-26 (Cl).
Ausweichuturscllvogc 26-211 a.
Auta25-

Autarct, pass, Alps l-743a.
Autariatac, tribe 27-26 Id.
Autauga Co.. Ala. 1-460 (i'3).

— Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Autaugaville. Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Autaze. lake. Braz. 4-440 (D3J.
Autelcts, rocks, Chan. Is. 24-

nob.

AutoN. Guillanme des : tee Dee

AnteN. Cuillaume.
Automarra, Gen. d' 14-9I6b.
Autenrieth. .1. II. F. von 18-

571. ; 9-3251) ; 2O-5fio.
Auterive. Kr. 1O-778 (E6).
Autesslodurum, Fr. : are Aux-

ern-.
Autcuil. Kr. 2O-S04 (A-B2) ;

13-7:171..
Anihari (Lombard king) 16-

AUTHENTic (diet.) 3-4Sa.

— cadence 1 '

— modes 21-706a.
Authrttticum (Justinian) 23-

576c; 15-59*0.
Authie, bav. Kr. 10-778 (El).
— , rlv., Fr. 10-778 (Fl) ;

8-N9d.

Authier. Pierre l-506b.
Authion. riv., Kr. 16-«23d.
Aiilhon. Kr. 10-778 (E3).

Auth ic. riv.. Kr. 2O-53C.

Authority 4-2SSc ; church 2-

192c. 8-329a.
Authorized Version of English

Bible 3-902a.
Authors' Club 8-587c.

— Copyright League 7-12 le.
— , Society of 3-*2iil. ; 22-629d.
Autini. tribe 14-757c.

riv., Kr. 27-980c.
Autlan. Mex. 18-318 (D3) ; 15-

13ld.

Autney. Ga. 11-752 (1)2).
Auto ('llt.)28-19c.
Aulo-airship gun 20- -".Mo.
AiitobasidiomyoetM ll-344a ;

U-33Ta,

Autohosidium ll-33!>a.
AUTOCEPHALOUS 3-45b.

- 21-

AUTOCHTHONES 3- I5b ; 9-

7.;.;i,.

cmt

.•ll < .Illtflo.I

• .'
AUTOtl.A\l i

i .
AUTOCNA. i i

rat lltiMdau till,-) S3

.4«/.«-r,rf o> Ute llrrnklu* Table.

'. I-

AUTO-DA-FI

las 3-52Hb : 3-.'>27b.
AUTOGAMY (diet.) 3-45d ;

AUTOGENY 3-45.1.
AUTOGRAPHS 3
AiM(.hrtemi* of meromea 18-

Auto • Intoxication 19-430c;

II. ; 14-59Hd.

Autokrator (title) 9-3461..
AUTOLYCUS 3- « 7a : 28-1490.

— OF PITANE 3-47b.
Aotolysi* 8tV9tla.

AiitolytuM 8-793d.
Automatic mine* 28-3 15d,

— sight 28-641. ;

— signal 25-71.1..

— swell 12-U59tt.

I 27-24d.

AUTOMATIC WRITING 3-
171. : 25-loe.la; 25-70«d.

AUTOMATISM i phllos.) 3-48*;
8-87b.

— . motor 27-168b; 25- 7 08 b ;
3-4Mh; divining rod 8-333d ;
mediums 18-0'Ja ; table turn-
ing 28-3371) ; theoHuphy 28-

AUTOMATON 3-48c ; 8-944c ;

8-94 6d.
AutomotopoteUta (Heron) 13-

378d.

Automolite : trr Gahnfte.
Automolos morgienxis 16-89a.
Aiitoiiiori.h 19-8531..
Aiitomorphic crj'stal : tee Idlo-

morphic erj-stal.

— function (diet.) ll-326a.
AUTOMORPHISM (diet.) 3-

48d.

Aulonofi 4-9310 ; 2-193(1.
Autonomic sy-tem 26-J.'88b.
Autonomirts (sociol.) 14-6941..
AUTONOMY 3-48d; 19-7a ;

l«-839a.

Autophagy, artificial 10-193c.
Autophradates 2-662c.
Autophyllite ZO-.V.'Oe.
Autoplate stereotyping ma-
chine 27-548a.
AUTOPSY (diet.) 3-49a: tee

alto Post-mortem.
Auto-racemizatlon (ohcm.) 25-

V..M.
Autorhythmus of meromes 18-

llBb,
Autorilf, L' (newspaper) 5-

450b.
Auto saoramentale 8-508c : 4-

985b; 6-470a; 18-816d.
Autoshaver machine 27-5481).
Auto-night : tee Automatic

Autostylic (diot.) 14-259C,
A':t...-nc-.--;i.'i. 26-... ..i.
Antotomy (diet.) 14- 14 Go.
Autotype 21-519e.
Autoxidlzer (diet.) 20- 123d.
Au Train. Mich. 18-
AUTRAN. JOSEPH 3- Ula ; 11-

145C,
AutrcfoU acquit (law) 21-834a.

— convict (law) 21-834a.
Autregli*e, lielg. 22-876b.
A.itn-viIle-.st-I'alai«, Fr. : tee

Autrey-les-Gray, Fr. 10-778

Autreyvilie, f5a. 11-752 (CD.
Autrieum, Kr. : tee Chart ren.
Autroniu*. Pactns P. : tee. Pae-

tu< 1'. Autronius.
Autumnal equinox 9-724a.
Autumn crocus : tee Colchi-

cuni.

— wood (diet.) 26-978b.
AUTUN, Kr. 3-491.; 10-77-

i'.i>: l-.'45a; cathedral S-

— , counts of 3-49o.
Autun. shale of 21-177*.
Autunian group 11-670C,
AUTUNITES-l'.i, .
AutunoU, di»t.. Kr. 24-1991..
Autura, riv.. Kr. 5-
Autwlnc. Okla. 2O-:.s (in).
Auvelyar : tee Avvcl.
Auvenrne, Ark. 2-:.:.'.' (I)'.').

— . mt«.. Fr. 10-776 (Kl):
geoloirr 15-568C. 28-1 86b.

AUVERGNE, pmv.. •
49c: 10-778 (F5) ; 1
ih'-t. maps) ; eaves S-57Ac ;
count* of 3-297o ; dauphin-
ate 7-s.Mid. 18-i:.4a: duohy
•a. 8-648d ; mofetta
18-'".45c.

Auvernler. SwlU. 28-242 (B3) ;
18-93b.

AULA-AVAL

!

Avwara. O. T. J. A. S4-IOM t
M-tl*.

i

.1 II" I !»»• I . *wr ^.114,

AUXAHOMETER
97 Ja.

•-

Am <ar<-«: trr ly.
AUXCWTIUi (of Cl

»-iOa ; «7-5*8o ; 13-
Anxentlua, int.. Bltt.ynla 23-

AUXERRE. Fr. 3-JOa : 1O-

T78 IH/; 10-NOI (htt.

mail.); 4-H2II.; cathedral

3-501,. 2-:rj -. . 7-564a ; onuo-

3- .17 01. 8-87 9b.

Auxerrol*. dirt., Fr. 28-923b.

\ •• .. 1-.' E

Auxeto-cnunophnne 21-46Kd.

Aux (ire., pC. Mich. 18-372

.

— Ore*., rlT., Mich. 18-371
(04).

Aiui-lr^liutcaiix. Fr. : tee

Auxr-le-Chiteanx.
AUXILIARY (dirt.) 3-50c.

— (military) 23-473a.

— circle 9-292c.

— Force*. llritU.li 2-61 4d ; tee
alto Volunteen, Territorial
Foroea. Hpeclal Iteao-re.

Auxlllum 27-204a ; 27-264C.

— bunrl 28-3721..

— oomltatu* l-435o.

— excrcilus l-435d.

— militum l-435c.
Auxtllu* (mJMionarr) 14-TOOd.
AUXIMUM. It. MOO; U-28

(D3) : trr alto tl
Auxo (myth.) 12-3 1 Oc ; 13-

Auxochrome 8-TOd.
Auxochromous group 8-753d.
AuxoU. dl>t., Kr. 10-779
(F3).

— , ml.. Fr. 10-4840.
Auxomc. Aby. : ter Axum.
AUXONNE, Kr. 3-50d ; 18-7T8

(O4); 4-821c.
Auxospore 8-170d; 8-169b

(flg.).
Auiiime. kingdom of : tee

Axumlte kingdom.
Auxrame. Mo. 18-608 (E2).

— Creek, rlv.. Mo. 18-61.
Auxy-le-Chateau. Fr. 10-7 7S

(Kl).

Auzalite* 24-125d.
Auzances. Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Auzara, Asia 11. 9-896c.
Auzrlt autadort (Daude de

IT,.!. --22-I'..'... .
Auzla. Alg. : tre Anmale.
Auzon. Fr. 10-778 (F5).

— . rir.. Fr. 5-386a.

Au/..ut. Adrian 28-559b ; S>

813d; 18-:. -M.
A.V. (abbrev.) l-30a.
Ava : tre liutlcriu and Ava.
Ava, Aby. S-70c.

— . Ark. 2-S5J (1J3).

AVA. Bur. 3-50d ; 4-840 (D4) ;
l-7'.'oc; 4-844a.

— . 111. 14-3IM

-. Mo. 18-608 (D5).
Ava (drink)-: tee Kara.
Avacha, bay, liuiw.As. 25-10
(L-M3); 1S-84SC.

— . rlv.. Kum.AK. 15-645C.
AVADANA 3-51a.
Avadavat : trr Amadavat.
AVAHI (AvahiBlonlger)3-51a;

22-I35b.

Availability (math.) 9-4011..
Availles-Limouaino. Fr. 10-7 7 ft

Aval. ilia.. Pen. Gulf : tet Bah-

rein.
Avala, mine. Scrr. 14-«87b.

— . int.. Serv. 3-88 Id ; 8-37«a,
AVALANCHE 3-511. : lO-646d.
Aralanche, riv.. Kr.l.C . 23-

•,ia.
Avalanches, pass, I>auphin6

Alps 1-7421..
Avalloo (myth.) 3-51c.
AVALLON, Kr. 3-51 b ; 10-77S

<K4).

A vail. .n (myth.) : trr Avalon.
Avalo. Colo. 8-722 ((;!).

v. 18-31S (Kl).
Avaloirs. nits.. Fr. 17-932d.
A\ alokitesrara (saint) 16-97c ;

23-7 la.

Avalon. C»l.. 5-S (P5).
FT. : trr Ava lion.
M.i. 18-rt(>»
N.J. 19-502
%V I*. 28-7 40

penln.. Xfd. 19-479 (D3)t
19-17-1, ; 3-2SSa: geology
1-109*.
AVALON (myth.) S-Slc,

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63

AVAL-AZEG

Avalon, Isle of, ridge, Som. 9
430 (VI. Gl) ; 3-51c.

Avalon group 22-267a.

Avalos, Marquis del Vasto : se
Del Vasto.

Avaluk. Turk.As. : see Aivali.

A van (daughter of Adam an
Eve) 10- 4c.

Avancon, Switz. 26-242 (C4).

— , riv., Switz. 23-27 Ic.
Avancy, Ger. 18-310 (plan).
Arandale, A. Stewart, baron

(d. 1488) 19-988d.

— , A. Stewart, baron (fl. 1543)
see Oohlltree, Andrew Stew
art, baron.

Avanhandava, falls, Draz. 21

787b.

Avant, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Avantaille (armour) : see Aven

tail.

Avant garde g6nerale 25-990c
Avant i. town, India : <

Ujjain.

— , prov., India : see Malwa.
Avanti (language) 14-488c ;

20-631b.
Avantipur, India : temple 14-

430a.

Avantius of Verona 21-846b.
Avanturine : see Aventurine,
Avanzi, G. degli 27-1035C.
Avar, dist., Russ. 7-729d-
AVARAY (family) 3-51c.

— , A. L. F. de Besiade, duo d'
3-old ; 17-47c.

Avard, La. 17-54 (Bl).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

Avare, L' (Moliere) 18-666b ;

4-154C.

Avari, tribe : etc Avars.
Avarian Koisu, riv., Russ. : see

Koisu, Avarian.
Avaricura, Fr. 23-643 (C2) : see

also Bourges.
Avarino, Gr. : see Pylos.
Avaris ( Hawari), Egy. 14-175d;

9-8Sb.

Avaritsa, Gr. 12-424 (Dl).
AVARS (Caucasian race) 3-

Sld; 16-439d; 5 • 548b ;

dialect 7-7 '.".1. 1.

— (people on the Danube) 23-
513c: 27-470d; 15-7 7. a:
28-167b ; Charlemagne's
wars 5-8920, 10-309d. 3-5c ;
Constantinople 13-310b;
FrankUh wars ll-831d ; ori-
gin of name 3-5 Id : Roman
empire 14-327a, 15-596b ;
Lombard alliance 1-5 1 2a,16-
933a; Patrae attacked 20-

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Avasaxa, hill. Swed. 12-932d.
AVATAR 3-51d ; 13-508d.
Avatcha, isl., Bering Sea : see

Bering.
Avaogour, H. d* (fl. 1235) : see

Henry (d'Avaugour), count

of Penthievre.
Avchars : see Afshars.
Ave, riv.. Port. 25-530 (A2) ;

22-135b ; 9-6600,
Ave digue \ ale (Swinburne) 17-

ISlb.
AVEBURY, J. LUBBOCK,

baron 3-5 Id ; ants and bees

2-SSa, 3-630a; finance 3-

339b : Stonehenge theory 25-

Mlb.
AVEBURY, Wilts. 3-52b ; 9-

420 (III. D4) ; 25-961b.
Avetrno, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
AVElA.lt. 3-52c; 15-26(D3).
Aveiro, J. A. d', 3-654a.

— , J. Mascarenhas e Lancaster,
duke of 3-52d.

— , P. de 22-159b.
AVEIRO, Port. 3-52d; 25-

530 (A2); riots (1902) 22-

154c.

Aveiros, Braz. 4-440 (E2).
A vela, Sp. : see Avila.
Avelan (admiral) 9-949a ; 10-

902a.
Aveland, C. E. Heathcote,

baroness : see Willoughby de

Eresby, C. E.

— , G. J. Heathcote, baron 13-
159d.

Aveland, hundred, Lines. 16-

7150.
Aveley, Ess. 16-942 (E3) ; 9-

7S6a.

— , manor, Salop. 24-1021d.
Aveline de Fortibus, countess

of Lancaster 8-948d ; 13-

197c.
Avelines, Alfred : see Hasselt,

A. H. C. van.

Avelion (myth.) : see Avalon.
AVELLA, It. 3-52d ; 15-4 (C6) ;

8-428b.

— , Pa. 21-106 (B5).

— , mts., It. 15-4 (C6).
Avellan (admiral) : see Avelan.
Avellaneda, Fernandez de, 5-

766a ; 17-788C ; 25-o83a,

— , Nicolas 2-4710.
Avellano 6-146b.

Avella Veochla, It. 3-52d ; 5

122c.

Avelli, Xanto 5-734c.
AVELLINO, It. 3-53a; 15-

(E4) ; 15-6a.

— ( Principato Ulteriore),prov.
It. 15-7a; 15-10a.

Avellino, llauulf of : see Ra

nulf of Alife.
Avelon, riv., Fr. 3-599b.
Ave Maria bell : see Angehi

bell.
" Ave marls Stella " (hymn

14-187b.

AVEMPACE 3-53a ; 2-280a.
Aven, riv., Ft. 10-382b.

— , riv., Scot. : see Avon.
Avena, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Avena (bot.) 19-937d ; 12-374d

— elatior : see Tall oat-grass.

— fatua : see Wild oat.

— flavescens : see Golden oat
grass.

— nuda : see Naked oat.

— orientalis : see Tatarian oat

— satlva : see Oat.

— strigosa : see Bristle-pointed
oat.

— vesca 19-938a.
Avenarius, F. ll-799b.

— , M. P. 26-816a.
AVENARIUS, R. H. L. 3-53b

logic 16-9 18b ; metaphysics

18-239d, 18-227a.
Avenbury, Hereford 9-420

(III. B2).

Avencebrol : ate Ibn Gabirol.
Arenches, Switz. 26-242 (C3)

26-252o : 26-255c ; 13-254a.
Aveneae (bot.) 12-376b ; 12-

37 Id; 12-3750.
Avcnell, William 12-797b.
AVENGER OF BLOOD 3-

AVENGERS (society) 3-53c.
Avenhorn, Holl. 13-588 (B2).
Avonlng, Glos. 9-420 (III. C3).
Avenio, Gaul : see Avignon.
Avenir, L' !B-l25b.
Amir de la Science, L'

(Renan) : see Future of

Science, The.
Avenor, tribe l-329d.
Avenpace : see Avempace.
Avens 11-913C ; 23-723a.
AVENTA1L 3-53c.
Aventicum, Switz. 23-fi48(C2) ;

15-26 (Al) : see also Aven

Aventine Hill, Rome 23-586
(B2-C3) : 23-612 (C4) ; 23-
615a ; Augustan region 23-
607c ; Bona Dea temple 4-
191b; Diana temple 8-165b,
24-6!>9c ; Laverna altar 16-
293b ; library 16-547b ; Luna
sanctuary 24-GOlc; Minerva
temple 6-565C, 16-8 1 6c ;
Picus sanctuary 21-587o ;
Vertumnus 27-1051b.

AVENTINUS 3-53c.

Aventioners 14-521C.

AVENTURINE 3-54a.

— felspar : see Sun-stone.

— glass 3-54a.
AVENUE (diet.) 3-54a.

— , stone : see Alignment.
Avenza, It. 5-400d.
AVENZOAR 3-54a ; 18-46a.
Avera, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
\verage (feudal) 3-54b.
AVERAGE (maritime law) 3-

54c ; 14-678d ; adjustment
l-193d ; affreightment 1-
306c.

— (math.) 2-542c; 22-390a ;
statistics 25-809d.

- Adjusters' Association 1-

193d.
Averano (ornlthol.) : see Bell-

bird.

Averdupois : see Avoirdupois.
Avereest, Holl. 13-588 (D2).
tveri'jilclo Vargas (Tirso de

Molina) 26-1012d.
Avernako, isl., Den. 8-24 (C3) ;

8-23d.
AVERNUS (Avemos), lake. It.

3-58a ; 15-4 (B6) ; 22-

456c.

Avero,isl.,Norwayl9-S04(Bl).
Averoft, George 2-840c ; 12-

433a
AVERROES 3-5Sb ; 2-281a ;

anatomy l-926b ; Aristotle,

interpretation of 20-683b ;

medicine 18-46b ; pharmacy

21-356C ; phrenology 21-

531d; physiognomy 21-551a ;

surgery 26-127b.
Averroists l-576b ; immort-

ality 22-5Sb, 25-60d.
AVERRUNCATOR 3-59a.
Avers (Avers Rhine), riv.,

Switz. 12-608b.

— , val., Switz. 26-242 (G-H4);
12-608c.

Aversa, counts of ll-385a.

— .Richard of 19-182d; 23-
400<1; 23-4530.

AVERSA, It. 3-59a ; 15-4 (B6)

Norman occupation 6-9fi6o

23-400c, 13-274d.
Averser Thai, val., Switz. : se

Avers.
Averser Weissberg, mt.. Alp

1-745C.

Avertissement 10-869C.
AveruUno, Antonio : see Filar

etc, Antonio.
Avery, John 21-H-HV.

— Samuel 19-329d.

— Col. Waitstill 15-108a.

— W. B. 21-374C.
Avery, la. 14-732 (E3).

— Okla. 20-58 (E2).

— Tex. 26-690 <N2).

— Hill, dist. Kent. 16-949b.

— Island, La. 17-54 (C4) ; 19
501d.

Aves (Bird), isl., W.I. 28-54
(F4) ; arbitration 2-329a
phosphates 21-476a.

Aves (zool. ) : see Bird.

Avesnes, Baudouin d' ll-119b

AVESNES, Fr. 3-59a ; 10-778
(Gl).

— (le Comte), Fr. 10-778 (Fl)

— (le-Sec), FT., battle (1793
ll-176b.

Avesta, Swed. 26-190 (C-D1).

Aresta (Zoroastrian) : BoeZend
Avesta.

Avcstitza 23-S49a.

Aveton Gifford, Dev. 9-430
(VI. E3).

AVEYRON, dcpt. 3-59b ; 10-
778 (F5); 10-779c ; phos-
phates 21-476c ; stone monu-
ments 25-965C.

— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (F5) ; 23-
446d.

Avezac-Macaya, M. A. Pascal
d' 5-398d.

Avezzana, Giuseppe 15-67a.

AVEZZANO, It. 3-59d; 15-4
(D3).

Avgustov, Russ. : see Augus
towo.

AVIANUS 3-59d ; 10-115b ; !•
276d.

AVIARY 3-60a.

Aviation l-260b ; 10-502a.

Avicebrol (Avicebron) : see Ibn
Gabirol.

AVICENNA 3-62a; 21-249a ;
anatomy l-926b ; Biruni 3-
991a ; geology 11 • 640c ;
medicine 18- 1 Ha: philosophy
2-278b; physiognomy 21-
551a ; Ramusio's trans-
lation 22-882b; simples 21-
353c ; surgery 26-127a;
tomb 12-868d.

Avicennia 17-572C.

Avich, lake, Scot. 24-418 (A2);
2-486C.

Avichi (theosophy) 26-791c.

Aviculal6-120b; 16-122c; fos
sil 7-163b,28-519b,27-260a

— contorta 27-260.
Avicularia : see Bird's Nest

spiders.
Aviculariidae 25 • 665c ; 25-

666a ; 26-416b.
Avicularium 22-44d.
Aviculidae 16-122c ; 21-27b.
Aviculopecten 5-311c ; 8-128a.
Aviculopinna 16-122d.
Aviculture 3-60a.
' Avidity " (race horse) 13-

732d.

Avidya (theosophy) 26-791a.
Aviemore, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
AVIENUS, R. FESTUS 3-63o;

16-266b.

Avigait, Green. 12-543 (D5).
Avigator pear : see Avocado

pear.
AVIGLIANA, It. 3-63c; 15-4

(A2).
Avigliano, It. 15-4 (E4) ; 8-

428b.
Avignon, Marie d' : see Marie

d Avignon.
AVIGNON, Fr. 3-63d ; 10-778

(G6) ; annexation ll-158b ;

Arab capture 22-503d ; cli-
mate 27-953b; council (1209)

5-379b; pawnshop 20-972d;

pottery 5-737d ; printing 27-

533b ; university 27-756c.
Vvignonet, Fr. 14-592b.
Avikom, tribe l-329d ; 15-99a.
Avila, Francisco Lucas de 26-

1012b.
— , Gil Gonzalez de (fl. 1522)

19-645a ; 22-634b.
AVILA, GIL GONZALEZ DE

(d. 1658) 3-64b.
— .Pedro Arias de : see Davila,

Pedrarias.

— , Menendcz de 23-282C.
— , Sancho d' 17-50d.
Avila, EC. 8-911 (C2).
AVILA, Sp. 3-64d; 25-530

(C2) ; cathedral 3-64d, 2-

416c, 5-523d ; Torquemada'3

tomb 27-60b.
— , mt., Venez. 5-298c.

Avila, mts.,Sp. 25-530 (C2); 3

64c.
AVILA, prov., Sp. 3-64c ; 25

530 (C2) ; 25-531C.
AVILA Y ZUNIGA, LUIS DE

3-65a.
AVILES, PEDRO MENENDEZ

de 3-65a ; 10-544b ; 23

1016d.
AVILES, Sp. 3-65c; 25-530

(Bl) ; 6-182C.

Avilion (myth.) : see Avalon.
Avilla, Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Avinger, Tex. 26-690 (N3).
Avinof, cape, Alsk. 1-472 (D4)
Avins, Belg. : battle (1635) 26

856b.

Aviola, C. Silius 14-636a.
Avioth, Fr. 18-3 16b.
Avis, Pa., 21-106 (H3).
Avishiri, riv., EC. 8-911 (D2).
Avisindica(astron.): sfeApus
Avisio, riv., Aus. l-192b.
Avis Numidica (zool.) :

Guinea fowl.
Avisseau 5-759a.
Avista, fort, Fla. 10-544b.
Aviston, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Avit, St : see Avitus.
Avitabile, P. di B. 21-283b.
Aviticity (Aviticum) : see

Avito viret honore 15-864b.
Avittensis Bibba, Af. l-360b.
Avitus (Roman emperor) 23-
511d ; 23-314D.

— (archbishop of Vienne) 10-
804c; 12-564d; MSS. 20-
570c, 20-574b.

— , Q. Octavius 28-115d.
AviumPromontoriumll-llTa.
A viz, plain, Port. : see Bena-

villa, plain.

Aviz (dynasty) 22-142c.
AVIZANDUM 3-65d.
Avizard (French gen.) l-650d.
Avize, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Avlemona, Gr. 7-7 09d.
AVLONA (Aulon, Valona, Vli-

ona), Turk. 3-65d; 27-426

(A3).

— , gulf, Turk. 3-65d.
Alvonari, Gr. 12-424 (F2).
Avoca, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , Ark. 2-552 (Al).
— , la. 14-732 (B3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D7).
— , La. 17-54 (a7).
— , -Minn. 18-550 (B7).
— , Neb. 19-324 (H4).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (L3) ; 21-683a.
— , Tas. 26-438 (Bl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (H3).
— , Vic. 28-38 (B2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C5).
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (E4).
— , riv., Viet. 28-38 (B2) ; 28-

38d.
AVOCA, val., Ire. 3-G6a ; 14-

744 (E4) ; geology 2-556b,

22-693a.
AVOCADO PEAR 3-66a ; 21-

24d ; Africa 12-203d, 16

540d.
Avocat l-241c.

— du roi : Channel Is. 5-842a ;
Paris 6-lc.

Avocat Patelin, I.': see Patelin.
Avocet (Avocettula) 13-887a.

— (Recurvirostra avocetta)
25-922d.

Avoch, Scot. 4-23c.

AVOGADHO, AMEDEO 3-66a;
2-874b ; 6-36a ; 25-940d.

AVOIDANCE (law) 3-66b.

— , Confession and : see Con-
fession and Avoidance.

Avoie, countess of Aumale :
see Hawise.

AVOIRDUPOIS 3-66b ; 2-
541d ; 28-489a ; 28-480b.

Avola, Sic. 15-4 (E6) ; 25-22a.

Avollon (myth.) : see Avalon.

Avon, Colo. 6-722 (D2).

— , la. 14-732 (D3).

— , 111. 14-304 <B3).

— , Mass. 17-852 (E2).

— , Minn. 18-550 (C5).

— , Mont. 14-276 (C2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

— , O. 20-26 (F2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D3).

— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G5).

— , Utah 27-814 (Cl).

— , glen, Scot. 24-412 (E2);
3-314a.

— , lagoon, Togo. : see Togo.

— (ATan), lake, Scot. 3-740c.
— , mt., Scot. 24-412 (E2) ; 1-

50a, b.
— , riv., Can. 19-831 (B2) ; 19-

830b.
— , riv., Devon 9-430 (VI. E3);

8-132b.
AVON, riv., Eng. (East or

Hampshire) 3-66c ; 9-420

(III. D5).
AVON, riv., Eng. (Lower or

Bristol) 3-66o; 9-420 (III.

C4) ; 12-133a ; 4-579b ; 25-

389a.
AVON, riv., Eng. (Upper or

Warwick) 3-66d ; 9-420

(III. D2); 4-584 (C5) ;

geology 28-:; I Id.
— , riv., N.Z. 6-274d.
— , riv., Scot. (Clyde) 24-412

(D4); 6-572b.
— , riv., Scot. (Forth) 24-418

(D3); 25-927d; 16-731d.
— , riv., Scot. (Spey) 24-412

(E2) ; 25-646b ; geology 4-

952a, 27-480.
— , riv., Viet. 28-38 (D2).
— , riv., Wales 9-428 (V. D4) ;

l-43b: 12-730.
" Avon " (ship) 24-887b.
Avonbeg, riv., Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Avon, Black, riv., Scot. : see

Black Avon.

Avonbridge, Scot. 24-418 (D3).
Avon by the Sea, N.J. 19-502

(E3).
Avondale, James Douglas, earl

of : see Douglas, James

Douglas, 7th earl of.
Avondale, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (F3).
— , Ire. 3-66a.
— , Pa. 21-106 (L6).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
— , castle, Scot. 25-999b.
Avondale (barony) : see Avan-

dale.
Avondhu (Laggan), riv., Scot.

10-679b; l-52d.
Avon Downs, Austr. 2-960

(H4).

— Gorge : see Clifton Gorge.
Avonia, Pa. 21-106 (Bl).
AVONIAN GROUP 3-67a.
AVONMORE, BARRY YEL-

verton, 1st viscount 3-67 b.
Avonmore, Pa. 21-106 (C-D4).
— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (E4) ; 3-

66a.
Avonmouth, Glos. 9-120 (III.

B3) ; 4-580c.

Avon Park, Fla. 10-540 (E4).
Avon river sandstones 28-.;9d.
Avontuur, Cape Col. 25-466

<F9).
Avon Water, riv., Scot. 24-418

(C3).
— , West, Conn. : see West

Avon.

Avos, rocks, Jap. 15-156 (S2).
Avou6 l-241c.
Avougourg, St : see Walpurgis,

St.
Avoyelles, dist.. La. 17-54

(B2-C3).
Avral-tau, mts., Turkest. 6-

168 (Cl) ; 26-910b ; 15-

943c.

Avranches, Maude of 7-325c.
— . Hugh of : see Chester,

Hugh of Avranches, earl of.
— , Richard, viscount 6-107c.
AVRANCHES, Fr. 3-67 b ; 10-

778 (D3); 19-749b.
Avranchin, dist., Fr. 17-542d ;

19-749b.
Avratynsk, hills, Russ. 23-872

<C6); 23-874 (I. A2) ; 28-

195a.
Avraz-davan, pass, Turkest.

15-940b.
Avre, riv., Fr. 10-778 (F2) ; 9-

900c.

— , springs, Paris 20-811d.
Avrigha, tribe : see Aourigha.
Avril, Paul 4-233a.
Avril, mt., Alps l-743b.
Avshars, tribe : see Afshars.
Avtovac, Aus.Hung. 4-282a.
Avullu-kol, lake, Turkcst. 26-

428a; 16-991b.
Awakum, P. 25-15b.
Awei (Auveiyar) 26-390e.
Awenturino : see Aventurine-

glass.

Awim, tribe 21-403b.
Avvocata, dist., Naples 19-

181b.
Awogadori di Commune 27-

1005b.
Awa, Jap. : see Ashu and

Boshu.

— , riv., Fr.Gui. 12-682b.
Awa (drink) : see Kava.
Awad, capo, Somlnd. 25-379

(F4).
Awadh, prov., India : see

Oudh.

Awadh. Akhbar 13-491b.
Awadhi (dialect) 13-4790 ; 13-

483d.

AWADIA, tribe 3-67c.
Awadsi (Awadzi), isl., Jap. :

see Awaji.

Awafwa (myth.) 15-702c.
Awai, riv., Af. 16-693 (C6) ;

19-695a.
Awaj, riv.. Pal. 20-602 (E2) ;

7-785a.
AWAJI, isl., Jap. 3-67o ; 15-

156 (19) ; 15-204b.
Awaji, porcelain 15-lSic.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

64

To make lull use of this Index It It essential to read the
instructions given on Pago I.

* 1-310,1: It-

! '

tribe 15-70JO.

Af. 1-

.•••

.•

\

r Khan.

i •

.

! .

M; 3-3250 ; 2-

^^Ebora. rlr.. Urit.Uul. 12-

Awarimi. tribe l-330b ; 15-

Awua. bay, X.X. : tee Bltf
I. .
.cape. N.X. 19-624 (A6).

»««,"('.. - - W \f. 25-
11- . 11-

Awaah (Awasl). rlr.. Aby. :

AwaslmS-44d'.

. oape. Somlml. 25-379

porcelain. 15- lS4u ; 15-

Anutere. X.X.. 19-624 (HI).

v., X.Z. 19-621 (!•
Awa-Wangn. tr.bo 1S-7U2C.
Awnware, tribe l-330b ; 15-

7«lc.

Awiuu. Jap. 4-15d.
^^^•br, John 21-578d.

: are Etheldreda.
LOI H. .1-

418 <A2); 18-890 ; geology

rlr,*Scot. 24-418 (A2); 3-

Awekwom. tribe l-329d.
AweUlmlden. tribe 23-1006b :
2b; l-215a; dialect

',' tribe l-330o ; 4-

: : 27-S9a.

Awerawer, oape, Java 15-284

•Ski. Harrat el. Arab. 2-264
. Togo. 12-203 <C3).

, AwtV 19-B'.1 i ( K I).

Awil. nv.. Turk.As. 26-jUj
; 18-lsOd.

riv., I. of M. : are
tlWPBrbMrti.

— lUiuo. riv., I. of M. : tee
1't ..... .

— Olass. rlr.. I. of SI. : tee

..

. ,h-t-. Af. 12-204a.
AWL3-ti7.l.

otnbc, Devon 9-430 (VI

Ann (bot.) 12-37 Id ; 28-888c
A« ncr (machine) 28-S88c.
Awn.iu-.l.-. K. .1 24---"L.
Awo-gaahima, is!.. Jap. 15-150

,wllona (myth.) 14- 1"'-',
. lid., Jap. IS- 1.. i

Awrv, Q108. 9-410 (III. C3)

Awiharo, tribe : ter Afghan.

. Nit;. 19-678 (11-) ; 14-
Ilia.

Awuna. tribe l-329d.
Awwahum, ill., Kor. 15-1. ">i
(04-8).

tee Axe.

Axalp. SwiU. 28-242 (E3).
A laments (chant) 24-7 la.
AxartjOrdr. fjord. Ice. 14-228

u-2290.

A I ir , lia, • ' ... -].. 17-II'.",.

Axat. Fr. 10-778 (Fti).

.lge.Som.9-430(VI.<;n
• m. 9-430 (VI. (in
8- :li ; 5-574d.
AXE (tool) 3-87d ; bronie 2-
341*. 2-342c : celt 5-0420
:an cult 7-422c. l-247b
Eirptlan 9-6Sb, 9-7 3a
ex.-. ; -

lab ll-36r ; haematite 12
804d: In-!i 14-7KUI.
maiMinry 17-,s42a. 17-840a
Norman
navian 24-288d.

— (rnol.l t V, M-ln.

— . \v,,r ,.f tin- : *re Kaffir War

"'• I-I-).

. hill. Derby. 9-41
(II. I>:M: «-70d ; 8-71a.
radeladama: sreCbem
H..1I. 13-488 (A3);

'. ' ' < .

Axel nelber* Land, dlat.,

9-iin (11
geology 18-711*..
\xlal (bot.) : are Axlle.

— colour. 7-5S»a.

— plane (crystal.) 7-572b.

10- • ,.

— ratio 7-4780.

— type (arch.) : tee Ilanlllca.

— rector (math.) 27-to

>i.)4-916d.

\xlfcra aVMo.
Axil 18-323C.
AXILE3-08a.

\xillu 1-Olld.

\xillary (bot.) 2-lOc.
Axillary artery (anat.) 2-667a.

— glands (anat.) 17-1(171..

— Inflorescence (bot.): are
Indefinite Inflorescence.

— vein (anat.) 27-970a.
Axlm. Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4) ;

12-MI. .

Axlne belonos 27-242c.
\xinellldae25-725b; 2S-729d.

AXIN1TE 3-6Sa: pyro-eleo-
tririty 7-590C, 8-182a.

Axinomancy 20-173d.

A xinus 16-123a.

Axtokcroa (myth.) 4-916d.

Axiokersoi (myth.) 4-U10d.

Axiolite 19-96IC.

Axiom (geom.) ll-677u; !!•
730a.

AXIOM (philos.) 3-68b; Aris-
totle ie-UO-jc ; aphorism
distinguished 2- 1 65 b; Bacon
3-148c; Kunt 15-8680.

Axionicui (iriiu-lic) 27-853b.

Axiupolis, Moesiu 18-0 13d.

Axis. Ala. 1-460 (A5).

AXIS (diet. )3-68c.

— (anat.) 3-68c.

— (conic section) 11-7001) ; 20-
7l7d.

— (geol.) : tee Axial piano.

— (optics) 16-1-1,1.

— bone (anat.) 25-170a.

— cylinder (anat.) 19- lola.

— deer (zool.) 21-393b.

— macula tu 5-780a.

— of optical elasticity 7-5S7c.
Axius. rir., Gr. 12-440 (114) :

tee otto \ ardar.

— , riv., Syr. : tee Orontcs.

Axlus (zool.) 16-123a.

Axle, Ala. 1-400 I 111).

AXLE (dlct.i 3-6>c. ; rubber-
cushioned 5-405b ; steel 23-
1019d; tricyclo 27-2670,

— box3-579a.

— pin 3-68c.
AX-LES-THERMES, Fr. 3'

680 : 10-778 (E6).
Axle-tree 3-6Sc : 5-406b; an

cient 5-401(1, 5-402b.
Axline. (). 2O-26 <K5).
AXMINSTER. Devon 3-6Sd

9-430 (VI. G2) ; carpets 3-

68d, 5-396a.
Axmouth, Devon 9-430 (VI

; 8-132C.
Axode 17-lOOSc.
AXOLOTL 3-68>l ; 28-1013a

l-:.o7b.

Axomls, Aby. : tee Axum.
Axon 19-401a.
Axone 25-677d.

— llhrc 4-407tt.

Axones (Athenian tablets) : tee
Kyrbeis.

Axonla 18-867c.

Axonollna 12-36.-,d.

Axonophora 12-365d.

Axosco, nit.. Me. 5-678 (C4)
19-642d.

Axsom. Ark. 2-552 (D3).

Axti-ll, Samuel B. 19-525d
27-Slta,

Axtell. Kan. 15-654 (Fl).

— . Xcb. 19-324 (E4).

— , Tex. 28-690(1.4).

Axton. Va. 28-1 is (CI).

AXUM. Aby. 3-70b ; 1-83
(map) ; Ueez Inscriptions
9-847c; Italian occupa
tlon 15-77d ; Mahommedan
exiles 17-4D3a ; ntx-lUks 19
946a ; trade l-S9r.

Axiimlte Kingdom 9-847a ; 9
747a : l-89c.

Axns, Crete 7-426d.

Axwamus, X.J. : tee OIou

(•.-NT CltV.

Ay (Egyptian king) 9-i4d.
Ay, Fr. 10-778 (U3) ; 17

747a.

AY (diet.) 3-70d.
Aya (diet.) 17-4 19b.

AYACUCHO«luam«niro. Una-
J-7" I ; 21-
... U-.'lt 21-

I
AY At iianga, Mua-

I ,-,.- . . : . J-. i . .

I

.".

23-10(111).
Ayak-kum-K i lilua

: 15-9 1".-.
AyaU. liernabe d« 28-10571..

. i , fn E aati \nt ttm

U97)34-l42a.

—.DON PEDRO LOPEZ DE
3-7 la: chronicles 25-i70e.
M-oMb.

Ayalat((lict.)21-iulb.

AYALA Y HERRERA. ADEL-

ardo Lop«x ds 3-7 Ib; 25-

Ayamat, tribe l-329d.
Aramonte. bp. 25-530 (B4) ;

13-85 4 b
Ayan. RaM.A». 25-10 (13) ; 17-

724d: 25-171..
Ayana. Ar.ib. 19-351c; 2

298a.
Ayar (Telll-nor). lake, Iluss.Aa.

3-262a; 12-168c.
..varanya Sutta 15-127(1.
Ayana, lake, C.Am. 5-078

(B3); 12-tiiild.
Ayar zlra rabba (rcl.) 17-454b.
Ayas (Ayash). Asia M.: ire

—, ... ~-J42 (D5).

— . bay. Turk.As. 2-760 (F4).

Ayasb. Asia M. : tee Elaeuso,

Aya Sofia Jam Us!,' Constant I

nople : tee St Sophia.
AyaiMoIuk (Araaaluk). Turk.

An. 1-700 (113) ; 9-675d ; 9-

81 . L
Ayat. rir.. RUM. An. 23-S72

(K5); 27-420 <C2).
Ayat (diet.) 17-418b.
Ayathroma 11-3871).
Ayathulukh. Turk.As. : tee

\\ i- ntak.

Ayavaca, Pern 21-264 (B2).
Ayayonga. BeLCong. G-'J-':i

(DSV.
Ayelifle, Dur. 9-412 (I. E3) ;

8-708a.

Ayden. X.C. 19-772 (K2).
Aydon Castle, Nortlmmb. 19-

792b : 13-436b : 17-598a.
Aye. Belg. 3-608 (F3).
AYE-AYE 3-7 Id; 22-334.1

22-335b.
Aye-bourne, riv., Mdx. : see

Tyburn.
Ayen. Henri do Xoalllcs, count

.1 • * Q •'•>•>,!

— , dukes of : tee Xoailles.
Ayen. Fr. 10-778 (E5).
AyenbileoJ /nirtrf 18-371a ; 9-

609d; 9-592(1.
Ayent. >*}it. 26-212 (C4).
Aver, Muss. 17-.-52 (Dl).
— . Switz. 28-242 (1U).

— Bangis rium. 26-73b.
Ayerbe. Sp. 25-530 (F.I).
Aycr Matl. rlv.. Mal.Arch.

giiilogy 28-UUiih.
Ayers. Me. 17-434 (E4).
— . lake. X.H. 19-490 (E5).
Ayesha (Mahomet's wife) 17

408o ; Koran 15-903O : re

belllon against All l-6S9o,

5-25C, 2-266(1.

— (Muley Hassan) 12-336.1.

— Khanum 3-1961).
Aygues. riv.. Fr. 10-778 (Q5)

8- iM ,.

Ayi-la. pass, Tib. 8-168 (B3).
Ayin (Hebrew) : tee Ain.
Ayln esh shems, Egypt : te

BeJlopoUa.
Avin-i-Akbarii see Mn-i-Ak

bari.

Aylrl. tribe 7-9lc.
Aylcn. lake. Can. 2O-114 (KM
Aylesbeare, Dev. 9-430 (VI

F2).
AYLESBURY. Bucks. 3-72a

9-120 (III. F3); army

17th cent. 4-730a ; geoloB;

4-729a ; prison 22-366U

small holding* l-702b.

— (role of), dlst.. Bucks. 4
729b; geology 4-7 29a.

— dnck22-2I9b.
AYLESFORD, HENEAGF

Finch, Nt earl of 3-72<-.
AYLESFORD. Kent 3-73a

16-'.) 1 2 (F3) ; 12-552a.
— , dlst.. Kent 15-738b.
Aylesw.irth. A. K. 5-164C.
Aylesworth. <ikla. 2O-.'.8 (E3)
Aylett. Vn. 28-11 -

. Ji.hn 2S-133b.
AYLLON. L. V. DE 3-73a.
Aylmer. (i. P. V. 25-3800.
— . JOHN 3-73b.

> liner. Can. H I88d.

.!...'

...-.'. g ^ •
•• •

yfntrr I'aiitUon (Disraeli) 8-

M20

Ayloff.'sir W. 18-I.17..
kyloOe. John IS- •
AyUhatn, Xorf. 8-424 (IV. El);

i •
{ytirin (WatU-Dunton)

II .
AYMARA. tribe 3-73o; ^

1 7 1 b : laniruairo 21 •

8-200b. l-5lld. akin <

28-1900.
AYMER (^Ctbelmaer) OF VAL-

•ne* (bishop) 3-73d.
— de Valence, earl of

AVAL-AZEG

AYUTHIA (Knit* Kao). fllam
3-J*«. 14-u» (1>I»; *»•

Ayaila. Mr,. 180 1 » (KS-I).
Ayra/ . M-7M4.

lalW of Mladm; 84-

ArruMUi (driia.tr) »-»Ta ; t-

Aa, Vm. 3- 1 '

AM. Vital IB-lWb.
txabu. Jap. M-l048b.
Azad (ludUn aulhor) 13-491..
— khan (of AlclUalJan) 21-

broke : tee Pembrok. .

V.,eorl (,r.

jymrri de \arbonn* 12-693b.
Aymerlc. Mulrhor de8-i»10b.
Aymeslrry, Hereford. 9-t^'

(III
AYMESTRY LIMESTONE 3-

73d.

\yinorea, bay. Brax. 4-440 (Id).
— . inU.. Brax. 4-440 (16) ; 9-

775a.

Ayna. 8p. 25-530 (D3).
Aynard, Edouard 10-886c.
Aynesley. J. C. Murray 4-

Aynho, Northants. 9-420 (III.

E3).

Ayodhya, India : tee Ajodhya.
Ayoao. tritio 18-'.'
Ayolas, Juan do 2-s-Jlc; 20-

758o ; 2-408d.
Ayolta. Mcx. 18-347a.
Ayon, Conn. 8-052 (D2).
Ayora. 8n. 25-530 (E3).
Ayr, N.Duk. 19-780 (G2).
— . Queens. 2-1)00(11:;).
AYR. Scot. 3-74a; 24-412

(D4).
— . rir., Scot, 24-412 (D4) ; 3-

74a.
— , Heads of, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (D4).

Ayr", i-l.. Sp. : tee Aire.
— . I'oint of, rape, I. of M. 9-

II.' (I. B2): raised beach

17-:,::.>a ; Halt-pits 24-88d.
— , The, di.-t.. I. of M. 9-412 (I.

A2) ; 17-53ic.
Ayrcnhon', Cornelius Hermann

ron ll-7U2o.
AYRER, JAKOB 3-74d; 11-

7--. .

Ayrcs, Anne 18-957b.
— , Chrlstoram 22-1 63a.
Avrtt and IHalogue* for One

Tiro and Three Voyct

(Z4twe>i 16- • .
Ayrshire, la. 14-732 (Cl ).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C8).
— . Uhod. 25-460 (Kl).
AYRSHIRE, county, tcot. 3-

74d; 24-412 (51) j 24-11^

(B-C3): 24-419b; geology

3-75b, 2O-2:)7I>, 21-177d.
Ayrshire o» (tie 5-541a : 5-54v

(PI. III. >; milk production

7-742a.
Ayrshire Lassie (draugli(-) 8

..in,.
Ayrsliirr Legatee*. The (Gait

ll-427a.
Ayrton, IIcrtha3-76d ; electric

are 6-8S4b, 18-660C.
—.WILLIAM EDWARD 3

76c ; dynamometers 8-782a,

electric arc 8-,S84c ; electro

meter 9-2361) : heat 13-1 .1 ,

spring 9-154b ; voltmete

28-4 19d.
AYSCOUGH. SAMUEL 3-76(1.
AYSCUE (A>-c(,iu-IO. SIR

GeorKe 3-77a ; 8-729b.
Aysgarth, Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4)
— !• orce, waterfall, Vorks. 28

Urn.

Ayston. Ilutl. 23-944b.
Ayton. Scot. 24-412 (F4) ; 3

816a.

— , Great. York*. 9-412 (F3).
Aytona, Sp. 25-530 (I'-.').
AYTOUN (Ayton). SIR ROB

•rt3-77a.
—.WILLIAM EDMON

ilouna 3-77e.
Ayu (Jowl), Isl., Mal.Arch. 17

466 (G2).

Ayu (zool.) l-174b.
Ayub (amir) 4-968c.
A>nibite (dynasty) : tee Ayyu

bite.
AYUB KHAN 3-77d ; l-318a

17-447d.

Arnda. riv.. Pp. l-478d.
Ayiika (khnn) 18-716a.
Aynn, Arab. 2-264 (D3) ; 19

35 Ic.
— . M., ROH.AS. 25-10 (MI)

28-H98d.

— , rir.. Pal. ll-404b.
AYUNTAM1ENTO, 3-78a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

85

— Khan (of Kharan) 3-T»Oo.
Azad. Af«. 14076 (A3).
Azadbur, mu.. l-rr.. 8-1641..
Azadlracbta Indlca : ire Nun.
AzafJab: are A*af Jab.
Azab, Jaonnes 22-

. PIERRE HYAC1NTHE S«

ri

Azak, HUM. : tee Azov.
Azal(fzal)24-I24d.
AZALEA 3-7 -I ; 9-739d.

— Indira : tee Indian azalea.

— DonUca 6-550d ; boney 13-

— proctunbens 1-7. 'Sa.

— stnenali : tec Japanese aza-
lea.

— rlsoosa : tee White honey-
suckle

Aralia. Ind. 14-422 (F6).
Azambula. Diogo d' 12-204C ;

8-172d.
Azambuja. Banta Catherina.

Braz. : tee Colonla Azani-

• r . u

AZAMGARH. India S-79a ;

14-376 (KO-7).
Azam Oowrishankar Vodey-

ahankar 28-365c.
Azammur (Azamor). Mor. 18-

841 (C-D2) ; 18-C50d ; 17-

303a.

— , cape. Mor. 18-fSOd.
Azam Shah (son of Aurangzeb)

3-207C ; 3-927c.
^iom.SA<7A<3-927c.
AZAN (rrl.)3-79b.
A -Xa ndeli. tribe : tee Klam-

Xiam.

Azangaro, Pern 21-264 (D4).
— , riv., Peru 21-267a.
Azajpa (Arica). riv.. 1'eru 21-

Azara, Don Felix de 3-79c;

eyra 10-101d ; jaguorondl

15-125d.
— . DON JOSE NICHOLAS DE

3- 7 Dr.

Azara, lake, Arg. 1-961 b.
Axara (bot.) 13-773d.
Azaraquc. .--I). 13-246C.
Azara's dog : tee Zorro.

— fox : tee Zorro.
Azarchel : tee Zorkala.
A»«^«h (son of Amazlah) : tee

Uzzlah.

— (companion of Daniel) : tee
\ ••.••.- .

AZARIAH (son of Ethan) 3-
70d.

— (son of nilklah) 3-79d.

— (son of Hoi-haiah) 3-79d.

— (ron of Jehoratn) : tee
Ahazlah.

• (sona of Jeboahaphat) 3-
79d.

— (son of Jehn) 3-79d.

— (son of Jcroham) 3-79d.

— (son of Moatelah) 3-79d-

— (son of Xstbsn) 3-79d-

— (son of Obed) 3-79d.

— (prophet) 3-79d.

: - / • , 3-7-!.

Azartab, Prayer of 7-S08a.
Ainrian (archangel) : tee Ra-
phael.

— (companion of Daniel) : tet
Abednego.

Azarlya, Pal. : are Bethany.
Azarori, Fr.W.AL 11 - 204

AZAV-LE-RIDEAU, Fr. »-
79d ; 10-778 (E4) ; chateau
2-4 13d. 5-960C.

Azazall. St 26-3 13a.

Azazel (myth.) 13-lS6d; 9-
•: lib.

Azcapuzalco. Mex. 18-332a.

Azcarate. Gtunenlndo2S-488b.

Azcarraga, Marcelo dc25-564a;

Azd. tribe': are Azdite.
Azdl (grammarian) : tee Mo-
barrad.

— (poet) : are Inn Dnrald.
Azdite. tril..- 2-'jr,7d: 5-31 d ;

5-39c ; Yazid b. Mohallab

5-34d.

Azeeall-S26c.
A/cdararh 2-46Xc : 18-347b ;

21-130a; 17-273b.
Azeglio. Lnlgi Taparelll d' 28-

--:.!.
— . MASSIMO TAPARELLI.

Marquis d' 3-79d ; 15-54a ;

XXIX. 3

AZEK-AZ ZU

13-872d; political treatise

15-SOd.

Azekah, Pal. 15-51 8b.
Azemar, Guillem 22-497d.
Azemilkos 21-453c.
Azetniophis 28-lOSc.
Azer, dist., W.Af. 17-564c.
AZERBAIJAN (Azerbadegan),

prov., Pers. 3-SOd ; 21-188

(Al); Georgian rule 11-

759c; Messianic rising 18-

193d.
Azerbaijanis (race) 27-470a;

dialect 27-473a.
Azergues. riv., FT. 10-778 (G4);

•47*0.
Azesl8-110d.
Azetium, It. 15-26 <F4).
Azevedo, D. Pedro Henriquez

A- : see Fuentes, D. P. H. d'

Azevedo, comte de.
Azgar. tribe 27-352b; 23-

1006b.
Azhar, El, mosque, Cairo 4-954

(A4 &O2); 4-954c; 2-424a ;

minaret 2-425a : Moslem

university 18-900a, 26-104a,

9-30b.

Azharolh (Ibn Gabirol)14-221b.
Azhi (myth.) 21-204a.
Az-Hibbeha, tribe : set Hababs.
Azhi Dahaka (mvth.) 21-204b ;

2-82 la.
Azhikal. India 14-388 (F14) ;

15-647d.

Azides : see Azoimides.
Azieu, fort, FT. 17-175d.
Azila, Mor. 18-851 (Dl) ; 18-

850c; 18-S54a.
Azimabad, India : see Patna?
Azimganj, India 14-376 (N7):

19-43b.
Azimearh, India : see Azam-

garh.

Azimide 6-59d.
Azimides 6-60a ; 3-756b.
Aziraidobenzene l-858b.
Azim Khan (amir) l-37b.
— Shah (son of Aurangzeb) :

9ft Azam Shah.
Azim-ud-daula 2-447a.
AZIMUTH 3-81b : ll-612d ;

astronomy 2-8fl2b ; survey-
ing 26-1 45b, 26-1 jod.

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

Azimuthal condensing prism

16-635a.

Azincourt, FT. : see Agincourt.
Azine, riv., Fr. 5-4 7 4a.
Azine green 8-746d.
Aziru (of Amurru) 5-1 41b.

— (of Phoenicia) 13-:.:; 1,1.
Aziz (Sultan of Aleppo) 3

BMo.

— (Sultan, Egypt) 9-102c ; 9-
92b.

— Abu MansurNizar 9-9(ia : 9-
92a.

— billah, al (Fatimite caliph) :
tee Aziz Abu Mansur Nizar.

— Effendl (title) 14-272a.

— ! mad aldin Othman b.
Saladin 9-98c ; 9-92a.

Azizia, El, Cairo 4-954 (C4).
Azizus (king of Horns) 10-239c.
Azlimzah 18-S.v.M.
Aznar (Spanish general) 25-

.

Azo (Estensian princes): see

Azzo.

AZO (jurist) 3-81b.
Azo (dye) 8-747b ; 19-169a.
— acid (dye) 8-746b.
Azobenzene 3-81c.
Azobo Galla, tribe ll-414b.
Azo colours 26-701a.
AZO COMPOUNDS 3-Slb ; 3-

756a; 6-70d.
Azo de Ramenghis (canonist)

3-81b.
Azodicarbondiamidine nitrate

12-OSlb.

Azoerythin 2-367c.
Azof, Russ. : see Azov.
Azoflavine 8-746b.
Azofskoi More, sea, Rnss. : see

Azov, Sea of.
Azogues, Eo. 8-911 (B3) ; popu-

lation 8-917a; mercury 8-

91 7c.

Azoic : »re Pre-Cambrlan.
AZOIMIDE 3-82d ; 10-83a.
Azoimides 3-83a ; in detona-

tors 11-299C.

Azo Lambertaccius 3-8 Ib.
Azoles 6-59c.
Azolla 22-61 2d.
Azoosporeae 22-t71c.
Azopardo, id., Chil. 6-144c.

Azophenin 14-507a.

Azophenols 3-82a.

Azophenylene : see Phenazine.

Azor, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Azor (music) : see Aeor.

Azorella27-575a; 15-755a.

— umbellifera 21-272b.

AZORES, isls., Atl.O. 3-83c ;
3-83 (map) : birds 3-975c ;
Dom Miguel 22-152d ; Eng-
lish expedition (1597) : see
Islands Voyage ; sea-level
19-969d ; whale-fishery 28-
57 Ic.

— , plateau, Atl.O. 19-972c.

Azoricidae 25-729C.

Azorln (pseud.): see Ruiz, J.
Martinez.

Azorite 28-990b.

Azo Soldanus : see Azo (jurist).

Azosulphimes 6-59d.

Azote : see Nitrogen.

AZOTH (diet.) 3-85D.

Azotobacter chroococcum 25
349b.

Azoturial8-196d.

AZOTUS, Pal. 3-85b ; 20-602
(B5) j Ark 2-549c ; As-
syrian domination 15-382c,
24-646d ; Dagon's temple 7-
730b, 15-395b ; Psanrn.'i i-
chus I. 9-87b ; siege 3-8691).

AZOV, Russ. 3-85c; 23-872
(E6) ; 23-874 (I. G3) ; Bel-
grade treaty (1739) 27-453a :
Constantinople treaty (1700)
12-226c, 27-452a; Russian
annexation (1774) 27-454a,
23-902a; siege (1569) 24-
606c ; Timnr 18-718c; trade
route 21-57d : Turkish ces-
sion (1711) 23-897b, 27-
452d.

— , SEA OF 3-85C ; 23-874 (I.
F3-4); 23-872 (E6) ; 23-
648 (F2); 4-25c ; fisheries
23-891c ; fortifications 15-
754b ; Russian warships ex-
cluded 27-453b.

Azoxazine 6-59d.

AZOXIMES 3-85(1; 6-59d.

Azoxyanisol 7-585b.

Azoxy benzene 3-82c.

Azoxy compounds 3-82c.

Azpeita, Sp. 25-530 (D-E1) ;

12-098C.
Azrak (Kharijite Caliph) 17-

i -."•a ; 5-30d.
Azrak, riv., Egy. : see Blue

Nile.
Azraki (Arab, historian) 2-

274b.

Azrakites 5-30d ; 5-31d ; doct-
rine 17-423a.

Azrar, pass, Mor. 18-851 (D3).
— , riv., Mor. 18-851 (D3).
Azret, C.Asia : see Turkestan.
Azriyau of Jaudi 15-313C.
Azru, Mor. 18-851 (E2).
— , mt., Mor. 18-851 (Fl).
Aztec, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (Cl) ; 19-

521c

— , pass, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
— Divide, pass, Ariz. 2-544

(C2).

Aztec dwarfs 8-740c.
AZTECS, tribe 3-SGa ; 18-329d ;

18-322d ; architecture 18-

332c ; cannibalism 5-185b ;

Cortes' conquest l-806d ;

drama 8-487d ; language 8-

200a ; mythology 13-869b :

Saecula festival 10-401a ;

serpent worship 2-52c ;

Zodiacal signs 28-995c.
Aztlan, ancient country 3-86a.
Azua. Hal. 12-821 (B2) ; 24-

194d.

— , cape, Peru 21-264 (B4).
AZUAGA, Sp. 3-8Ga ; 25-530

(C3).
Azuay, mt., EC. 8-91 Ic ; 7-

6131).
AZUAY, prov., EC. 3-8Ga ; 8-

911 (B3) ; 8-917a.
AzObah (bibl.) 4-986d.
Azud ed Dowleh : see Adod

addaula.
Azuer. riv., Sp. 25-530 (D3) ;

6-401d.
Azuero, penln.. Pan. 5-678

(B7) : 20-6G4b.
Azuey. lake, Hai. 12-824 (B2) ;

12-825a.

Azufghur, swamp, India9-260a.
Azufre, mt., Arg. 2-462 (C2) ;

1-9630 ; 2- It; I a.

Azuga, Rum. 23-826 (B2).

Azul, Arg. 2-462 (D4) ; popu-
lation 4-75 2c.

— , mt., Peru 21-266b.

Azulai, Hayyiml3-176a.

Azulejosl9-17d.

Azulmic acid 7-680c.

Azuraa. bridge. Jap. (Tokyo)
26-1048a.

— yama, mt., Jap. 15-157d;
15-1580.

AZUNI, DOMENICO AL-

berto 3-86b.

Azura (bibl.) 10-4c ; 24-703b.
AZURARA, GOMES EANNES

De 3-SGb; 22-157a; 16-

990b
AZURE (diet.) 3-86c.

— (herald. )13-323b.

— (precious stone) : see Lapis
lazuli.

Azurine 8-751d.
AZURITE 3-860.
Azurrum ultramarlnum : see

Ultramarine.
Azusa, Cal.5-8 (E4).
Azygobranchia ll-507b.
Azygospores 1-589C.
Azygos veins 27-970b;27-971c.
Azygous lobe (of lung) 23-

187d.

Azylis, Af. 23-648 (E3).
AZYMITES 3-86d.
Az/ah, Pal. : see Gaza.
Azzarini, mt.,Alps 26-242 (H4J.
Azzarola beds 23-230d j 27-

260.
Azzo (jurist) : see Azo.

— d'Este(d. 1097): see Alberto
Azzo II. of Este.

— VI. (of Este) 9-792c.

— VII. (of Este) 9-792c.

— VIII. (of Este) 9-792d.

— (of Ferrara) : see Azzo VII.
(of Este).

— (of Milan) 28-128c; 15-36d.

— (of Modena) : see Azzo VIII.
(of Este).

— (of Rcggio) : see Azzo VIII.
(of Este).

Azzolenus : see Azo (jurist).
Azzolino (of Este) : see Azzo

VI. (of Este).
AzZuhri2-273d.

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page 1.

To make full use of thl* Index It If euentlal to read the
Instructions given on J'ajic I.

B-BACA

B.(abbrev.)l-30*: 4-428*.
B (cheui.) : m Huron.
^^Bm)3-87tto: explained

tor) 3-87* ; 17-188*.

ba. law.-. s.-ot. (Gr*mpt*M)
84-118(111).

—.lake. Soot. (Mull) 24- 1 U

18-335 (At) ; 10-
kUo.

Ba (diem.) : ire Barium.
B.A. (degree) : ire llachelor of

Lit*,

Baarhlnjl. race 1-330O.
BAADER. FRANZ XAVER

von 3-<7b : 26-7-J.-
Baadafjord. fjord. Nor. 18-800

Baad Vhnuas. Somlnd. 25-379
.l.-t .
X 8t : sw Bavo,

~ , Den. (Jutland) 8-

(Zealand) 8-24

v.. Nor. 8-SSd.
Baaken's riv., S.Af. 22-ir.v.

3-v.l,; 13-179d; Baal-
bek temple 3-siM ; Ernes*
temi.l.. 13-U". ; Dol • ne 1-
• ; Israelites 15-377.1 ;
Mt. Cannei sacrifice 8-358* ;
phallleisiu 21-345o; Phoe-
nician 81-456b ; Saturn 24-
131.1; Seth 9-.-.3.1; Zeus At*-
byrtu* 21-345D.

3-89*; 21-458*;
Carthaginians 5-429d ; Is-
raelites l-429a ; McUrertos
18-94C: Tyro Usmplel7-S49b.
fi-451b.

! Baal I. (king of Tyre) 21-452*;
.9d.

f Tyre) 21-4 V2c,
f IhiilrTi. Canaan 7-858C.
Basis. Mazalat : tee Taber-

Ba'al-Animon 21-456b ; 5-

Baalat haedrat 5-429d.
Baalath of Bybloa: tee As-

BAALBEK, Syr. S-89O ; 9

: 5-39a; coinage
19--;.". : tomplo 2-384b, 8-

• : tee alto Hellopolis.
Baal-berith3-88d; 24-816d.
Baalgail. Pal. 3-S9d ; 4-94.1.1 ;

• ill
f Baal - hanunan ; see Ba'al-

Ba'al ha-turlm : tee Jacob ben

>.T.

Baal-llermon. Pal. 13-49,1.
Baalls (king of Ammon) 1-

863d; 15-384*.
Baalit (deity) 15-299b.
Baal-Judah. Pal. : ire Kir-

Jath-jt-arim.
B*al-maro.xl 13-240*.
Baal-Meon. Pal. : tee Ma' in.
Baal-Moloch 18-555C.
Baal-sapunn 3-64 lc.

-hamlm 24J-654O ; 21

1Mb.
Baal Shcm Tobh. Israel 13-

II"*-
Basli Rerier, fjord. Green. :

•" (iodthaab, fjord.
Baal-tan 13-240*.
. Baalim. Hamelyn de :

Hamelyn de Baalun.
Baal-ubiibl: tee Baal-oapunu.
Baalzebnb : trr Beelzebub.
Baal 7x>phon : nrr Zcphon.
Baamha, tribe 27-559*.

"W^"-141™'"-
— . riT.. OCT. 14-867 d.
Baaras (herb) 17-566b.
Baanl. IIoll. 13-588 (Cl).
BaaHaam ei JotapHat 87-184d.
Baarln Holl. 13-488 (D3).
BAARN. HolL 3-90d ; 13-58

Baan (medallist) 18-So.
Baasha (of Ammon) 1-429*; 1-

Bwuhatof Imel) 3-888b ; 15-
37 7 b ; IU-nli«.U<l'« loacu* 1-
I84b; ltaiiiali2-71.U.

Baath. Albert fink 2«-210o.

Uaaiiinann. laU.. 1'ac.U. : Mt
Samoa.

Bab (of Armenia) : ire Pap.

Bab. Ark. 2-iii <C4).

—.!»!.. Somlnd. 28-379 (C2) ;
25- .-I..

Bab (title) 3-94b.

Uab. KL riv., Ktry. 8-40 (B3).

Uaba (king of Armenia): aw
Pup.

Baba, rape. Turk.A«. 2-73.',a.

Uaba. mta, Af«. 1-307 (I)'.');
l-308b.

— ,mt.. Torkeat. 27-420 (D4):

.JMMM. Ate. 13-332* ; 3-

B*b«UooL)8-230d: 3-002*.
Uab* Ardllon 15-049d.

— Bndan (Mauotn. mint) 15-
UTa.

Baba Undan. nit«., India 14-

;.M!.; is-:.'.:.!.
BABADAG. Hum. 3-91a ; 23-

828 (D2).
Daha I)aei>. int.. fane. 23-874

(11. K3); 5-4S3b.

— Uftgh. int.. Turk.As. 2-780
(C4): tee alto Salbaciu.

— Eakl. Turk. 27-428 (E2).
Babaeu* 8-338b.

Babahan. Pen. : tee Behba-

han.
Babahoyo. EC. 8-911 (B2-3) ;

8-917*.

— ,rlT.. Eo.8-9130.

Bab&l, riv., India : are Sarln.
Babalcu. .Scrv. 24-OSG (1)1).
Baboln. Sfy.. battlo (1107) »-

•J-...

Baba Jan (witch) 2S-230d.
Babak (the Khorramlte) 5-47*.
Baba-kale, cape, Axia iL: ire

Lectum, cape.

— Kul, lake, Turkest. 6-168
(Cl).

Bahan. trlbo 15-949C.

tribe l-330b ; 6-

Babanns (hot.) 26-10,1.

Bab* Pianino, mta.. Turk. 27-

426 (112).
Babar, IJai. 14-376 (B-C4).

— . Isl., Mal.Arch. 17-4CO
(F-(i4).

— . isK,Mal.Arch.l7-466(F4);
18-G810.

Bab* Saldu. Persian Gulf : tee

Bui [ ;.

Babosbal ranee 3-4 1 8*.
Itabatag, Rum. : trr Dabadar.
UabanTxiaLArrh. 17-1.;
Uaba Vrkh, nit,, Albania 1

ISSb.

Bab* Yadnr 15-9.'.0c.
Babb. S. Nicholson 24-507*
Babba, Rom.Af. 23-048 (1)3).
Babbacombc, bay. Dev. 9-430

(VI. I
lahh

Bahhairc, Dcnjamln Ilenchcll

2-9C1!..
—.CHARLES 3-91a; calcu

latinir machine 4-974o ;

logarithm til.kv, 28-329d ;

tool-holdiT27-18o.
B*bb*l : tee DabhaL
Bab BaUadt (\V. S. Gilbert) 12-

9d.
Bahbanbnrrh. Vorthnmb. : trr

Bambunrh.

Babb Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-106
•

.
Babbet Now, cape, Scot, 24-

Babbltfn metal 4-A40a.
Babbltnc-thnuh (Babbler) 28-

803*; 3-974b: 28-1010d ;

nimalaya 13-475*.
Babcork. Alphaetu 21-571a.
— . OrviUe E. 4-582d; 24-

.
— , S. M.. hutvrometer 7-753d ;

ehef«e-rlpenin«r 7-7 49*.
Babcock. Win. 28-740 (C4).
Baboock and Wiloox boiler 4>

144b; 4-U6d; 8-107a

Babcook OMk. riv, N.J. 18-

50« ••

Babda. Syr. 88-802 (Dl).
Ua-Ue. lake. Kr.l.C. 14-498
Ul); 14-490C,

bflfc • tft Pan* it i

BABEL 8-9 lc; 88-305 (F3);

tower ol 4-2760. Il-i78d. 18-

; • io,

— . lala, Taa, 18-438 (Bl).

— , kinirdom : ire Uabylonlaand

Ba'b^of-Abwab (Uab-el-Kha-
dld). Derbent. Hum. 8-64c.

— el-iladid. paw. C.Asia : trr
Buathol-kbkn*.

— el^Mandeb. Arab. 2-264 (EO).
BAB-EL-M ANOtB, Mr.. Arab.

3-91.1 ; 2-264 (A6).
Babeltop (UabelthuapX M..
Pac.O. 20-436 (C4) ; 21-

nabrl'und liihrl (Delltcach) 7-

. -..

BABENBERO (family) 3-9 Id ;

3-.'.c; 28-G2-M.
"Babenberff" (battleship) 24-

Ba-Uongaye. tribe 22-678*.
BabMbMHa, Ansetm Maria.

prlnre of 11-288O.

Babonbftuscn, Ger. 11-808 (II.
M9J.

BABER (Mogul emperor) 3-
92o ; Agr* 1-382* ; Ghaxnl
11-9 17o: Indian invasion 14-
402b; Kandahar 15-649o:
Nysaeans 3-226o; Paninot
20-<!78d ; Sbalbanl Khan
18-7 19c; tomb 15-625*.

Baber (of Pcr»la) 21-228*.

Babor. E. C. (traveller) 2-739C.

Ba-Uerbcrche : tee Kannri.

Babergb, dist.. Stiff. 28-29b.

Babes, Victor, hydrophobia
14-l70d, 20-79ld; Incu-
bator 14-3650; thermostat
14-368*.

Babesla : nee Plrop'i

liabeuf. Clan.lt- 3-93*.

— , FRANCOIS NOEL (Grac-
chus) 3-!)3a ; 10-858d ; 15-
ll-l.

Babhai (Nestorian) 26-316b.

Uabhans (<-a.sk- > 13-r>04a.

Uabharutl : tee Bhavabhutl.

llabla Gora, mt,, Eur. 5-383b.

Dnbianeha, Go.Cst. 12-2113
<A3).

Itabibil 2S-380b.

Babii-hka I'lanina, mts., Serv.
24-«S6 (C-D'-'I.

Ilabio : tee Bawbee.

BABIISM 3-1)41) ; .Va.iru.ldin
21-.'! Id; Xiriz Insurrections
19-709C ; Zenjan massacre
28-970a.

Bahil. Bab-Ill : tre Babylon.

Dabina. India 14-376 (1/7).

Ilabinberg. Oer. : ire BanUMEg.

Uabino, lake. Can. 4-600 (D2).

— , mto.. Can. 4-600 (D2),

— , riv.. Can. 4-600 (D2).

Dablnes, tribe 14-459*.

Uabinet, Jacques : compensator
21-938*; on diffraction 8-
247h ; goniometer 12-2:i4d.

BAB1NGTON, ANTHONY 3-
95c ; 8-534d : 24-448a ; Mary
Stuart 17-822b ; Walking-
ham 28-2940.

— , CHURCHILL 3-96*.

— , James Melville (general)
27-207b.

Bablngtonite 22-696b.

Uablno-polje, Aus. 3-4 (E5).

— . gorge, Aus. 18-93*.

Babinsk. Ruas. 23-872 (D2).

Babinski. Joseph Francois
Felix : on hysteria 14-211c.

BABIRUSA 3-9«b ; 26-237b.

Babis (Indian) 15-635b ; 22-

— (Persian) : irr Babiism.

Babisa. tribe l-330c.

Bab Iskender. channel. Red

Sea 3-91.1.
Babken (Arm. oathollcns)

2-569d: 2-571b.
Bob I.i, India : tee Dw&raka.

Ilabllya. Hyr. S8-40t (Cl).
Uablun, lit'ir. convent, Cairo

4-K54 (1)2): 4-UA&*.
Uabo, C. 11. L. von : vapour-

pressure law 27-8V0C.
Babo. rir, *T. Cong. 11-99

UBS)
Baboo*: battle (1548) 88-

10450,
Babolna. Hung. 13-898b.

r. ,!...-. Mid.

Uabongo 1-330*.

UabooT: tee BaboL

BABOON 3-UBd : 22-331b ;
dentition 22-327d : diges-
tive organs 12-328* ; dis-
tribution 17-528b, 1-1 lie;
geological age 17-528 b ; skull

Baboosle 'Brook, rir, N.H.

19-490 (D6).
Baboqulvari. mts., Ariz. 2-544

(Oil

— , val., Ariz. 2-545a.
Babor, mt., Alg. 1-643 (Cl) ;

8-859b.

Babou, 1'hlllbert 14-501d.
Uabouvlsta 10-H.J8d.
Babrlawar, disU, India 18-

.... ..I.

BABRIUS 3-96d; ll-114o ;

20-669o ; Aesop's tables 1

•JTii.l. 10-111.1. 18-280b.
Babu (bishop) 9-«7Bc.
BABU (Indian) 3-97 b.
l)abu-ji 3-»7li.
Kabukur, tribe 19-636c.
Babul, riv.. Pent. : tee Bawal.
Babul (tree) ll--'.')0a ; l-U6c.
Babuina (dialect) 3-359a.
Dabundi, W.At. 5-1 13a,
Ila-l)undo : trr Mbund*.
Dabungera : ter Nlam-Niam.
Uaboaar. pass, India 12--M.i;

13-117a.

liabushniUa.Serv.24-686(D2).
Uabuyan. isl., P.ls. 21-:i'J-'

(B2).

— Claro. mt.. P.ls. 21-393*.
Babuyanes, isls., P.ls. 21-3U2

(A-B2); 21-3930.
nabwcnde. tribe 1-3301>.
llaby, Louis Francois Georges,

18-791.1.
Baby (diet.) 3-97b : tee alto

Infancy.
BABY-FARMING 3-971); 6-

Babying (In football) 10-623*.
23-101 la.

Babylon. Eicy. 4-906c ; 8-90o ;
I--:, b.

BABYLON. Meson. 3-98a ; 26-
305 (F3) ; 23-648 (G3) ;
Babel, tower of : ire tinder
Babel; fortress 3-lU3d;
Qula's temple 12-7 13d; lle-
phaestion temples 13-
304c; Hittitc relics 13-537a:
Nebuchadrezzar's building!
19- 332o ; Serapls temple
24 - 662d ; water works 1-
5491).

— : HUtory 3-98b ; Cyrus* cai
ture 7-707d ; first dynasty
3-103d: list of kings 3-
106b. 3-109a ; Mank-haelsm
21-211 b; Nabonldos8-106a;
second dynasty 3-lOOd:
Semlramis founder 24-617a ;
Shalmaneser II. 3-104e
Tnkultl-ln-Aristi 3-104D. 3
lOTb.

Babylon (blhl.) 21-298*.

— . N.Y. 18-598 (OS) : 13-
954a ; population 18-983b.

Babylon (S. Rosa) 83-722*.
Babylon, Fortress of. Cairo

4-954 (Bz) ; 4-955*.
Babylonia, prov. 15-403d ; 7-

BABYLONIA AND ASSYRIA
3>99o ; agricnltnrr 3-ll7c.
l-388e ; army 3-1 08b. 2-
592d : astronomr 2-809b •
canals 8-896d, 8-272* ; cos-
tume 7-227b; Hellenism 18-
241b; Iron age 14-800e; law
ire Babylonian law; numera
system 19-866c; Palestine

8840**. *»-808e: P«Hl«
tench 18-3»lb; •htppU* 2-

454b';*uiioU8-«B4: trade 8-
ll.nl.; weights and uuasum
28-112.1. ii-4844 foU, Nee
aUu Irak-Arabt
BABYLONIA AND A88YRIA:
Art and AnMledvn 8-
lu»a; 3-104 (Plates); 8-
374b: 88-4830 ; archltM-
ture 2-34 Jb; baa* 3-45tib j
Bismya 4-1 lc; capitals 8-
276a ; clay-tableU 8-710b.
8-103 (Plate), 4-2l4b. 18-
T08b ; domes 8-398b ; ear-
rings 8-7 9»a; fountalml8-
747d; furniture U-363d ;
gem - engraving 11 - 58Ic
(Plate), 84-539b, 12-804d ;
Inscriptions 14-61»a, 11-
582c, 7-805b ; Ivory rarvlng
18-98a; Jeweirr 18-367c;
glass 12-98d : Lagash dis-
coveries 18-7 2c ; Larsa bas-
reliefs 18-224b; Layard's
excavations 18-3 12a: Pales-

• . • . ...•:- 5-1 I.'* ;

metal-work 18-207c; Nip-
pur excavations 18-707b ;
temples 28-OlOc ; towen
27-110a; vaults 27-»56d ;
wall-reliefs 18-lSc. X8-484b ;
windows 28-7 lib; zodiac
28-993C.

— -.Ckronolon 3-101c: 8-
108c ; Berossus 3-808b ;
biblical 3-868*. 3-87 lb:
" Creation " and " Deluge *
tablets 8-31 Ob.

— ://utor» 3-102*; 3-11 Ob;
3-751a: Arabia 2-2«3d ;
Ardashir I. 2-448cj Cyras
7-707d. 21-207J ; Egypt 8-
86d ; Ehini 8-140d ; Indian
trade 4-lSSc; Median inva-
sions 18-j|i>: Mesopotamia
18-183b; .MiUiradates 1. 18-
620d : Phoenicia 81-451C-;
priesthood 22-:tl7c; sabbath
23-uinc; Scythian Invasion
7-880d: 8yrl* 88-308d;
Ur 27-784* ; Xerxes I. *bol-
tabes kinpdom 28-887 b.

BABYLONIAN AND ASSY-
rian Religion 3-112.1: 3-
1 1 7 b ; Alexander lestot^
of 17-22:1 b • altars 1-7 59d ;
cosmogony 7-2 18d; creation
myths l-169c ; Deluge story
7-977b: see also Cknmalan
above ; denionology 8-
Sd ; eacbatology 8-761 a. 2-
121c; Hebrew religion 8-
885*. 1-170*. 28-8lIa ; in-
cense 14-3iOb ; Mandaatam
17-SSSa, 17-557b ; M.ni-
chaelsm 17-572d ; Messianic
parallels 18-194b; mono-
theism 13-178*, 88-746* ;
oil 18-191C ; omen-reading
20-102d: Palestine 89-609c;
priest 22-3171); prophets
22-447e; temples 3-1 1 7 b.
19-70SI. ; I'rim and Thum-
niim 27-797 d.

Babylonian captivity (of the
Church) 8-484b.

— CAPTIVITY (of Jews) 3-
115d. Sre alia under Jews.

Babylonian Chronuir 3-101d
Babylonian language : tee As-
syrian language.

— LAW 3- 11 5d: death pen-
alty 5-279a: Khammnrabl
code7-454d; Mo«alc parallels
18-896b ; women 28-7 82b.

Babylonian*. The (Arista-
phsnes) 2-SOOc.

Babylonian Talmud : see Tal-
mud, Babylonian.

Bnhylonicus Codex Petro-
politanus 3-855* ; 12-29b.

Bar. Ariz. 2-548*.

Baoa. riT., Port, l-St4b.

BacabaJ. Braz. 4-440 (E3).

— Co.. Colo. 8-722 (H4).
Bacalar. lake. MOT. Z8-942d-

— Month, HT., Brit, llond.
8-878 (Cl).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

67 •

BACA-BAGN

Bacalieu, is!., Nfd. 19-479 (D2).
Bacanga, est,, Draz. 24-198d.
Bacarra, P.Is. 21-392 (Cl).
Bacata (Funza), Colom. 4-

121a.
BACAU, Rum. 3-121a ; 23-

826 (Cl).
— , dent.. Hum. 23-S26 (Cl) ;

23-S27a.

Bacca : see Berry.
Baccalarius : see Bachelor.
Baccalaure.it 10-45b; 10-79Sc;

8-964a ; 10-282c.
Baccarat, Fr. 10-778 (IIS) ;

18-:>l.">d ; glass works 12-

103c, 10-7850.
BACCARAT (card game) 3

121b; ll-447b.
Baooarini, Alfredo 15-6Sb ;

15-72b.

Bacoaro, pt,. Can. 19-831 (B3).
Bacchae : see Maenads.
Bacchae (Euripides) 9-904d ;

2-88 )b.
BACCHANALIA 3-121e ; 14-

6J6d.
Baccharis 21-782C.

— Feuillei : see Chilca.

— haliniifolia : see Groundsel
tree.

Bacchiadao 7-147b; 7-702b ;

ll-575a.
Bacchides (Syrian general) 2-

323a: 15-32Ga; 17-197d.
Bacchiglione, riv.. It. 2O-445O :

28-20b.

Baechis (lezond) 7-1 47b.
Bacchius ((metre) 27-1043a.
Bacchus : see Dionysus and

Liber.
Bacchus, bank, Ind.O. 25-

35Ga.
— , mu-sh. Viet. 28-38 (El).

glacial beds 21-177b, 2-944d
* Bacchus aad Vounar Faun "

(Michelangelo) 18-:t63b.
BACCHVLID3S 3-121d; 12-

510c; papyrus 2D-562a (fig.).
Baociarelli, Marccllin 28-33 4c.
Baccio. Oiuliano di 21-282d.
Bacciochi, Felix 4-194C.
— , Marianne Elisa : see Bona-
parte, .\Iariann9 Elisa.
BACCI3 D'AGNOLO 3-124b;

2-lllb.

— della Porta : see Barto-
lommco di Patfholo, Fra.

Bacconius, Joannis: see Bacon-
thorpe, John.

Baceni, Hum. 23-826 (C2).

Baceno. It. 26-242 (E4).

Bacesci, Itum. 23-826 (Cl).

Bach, Alexander von, Baron
13-918b ; 10-943a.

— , A. (chemist) 20-423d.

— , Johann Christian 3-131b ;
6-441b ; l-39c.

— , Johann Christoph Fried-
rich 3-131b.

— , Johann Gottfried Bern-
hard 3-131b.

— , JOHANN SEBASTIAN 3-
124b ; 19-78b ; Bethlehem
festival 3-829c ; cantatas 5-
209b ; chorale themes 14-
197c ; tusrues20-264d ; instru-
mentation 14-652a, 14-655a;
masses 17-850b ; Mendels-
sohn 18-122d; overture 20-
385a: Passion music20-162h;
programme music 22-42 "ib ;
suites 28-52b ; variations
27-913b ; Wesley 28-530d.

— , KARL PHILIPP

Emanuel (1714-1788) 3-
130c ; 19-79a ; 21-561d ;
oratorios 20-163a; songs
25-408b.

— , Veit3-124b.

— , Wilhelm Friedermann 3-
131b.

Bach, riv., Can. : see Back's
river.

— Mynydd, mta., Wales 9-428
(V. C3) ; S-S19c.

BACHARACH, YAIR 3-131c.
BACHARACH, Ger. 3-131c;

11-808 (II. 18).
Baahasson, Marthe Camllle,

comte de Montalivet : see

Montalivet.
BACHAUMONT, LOUIS PETIT

de 3- 13 Id : Memoircs 19-

574a. 8-168d.
Bach Choir 19-84b.
BACHE, ALEXANDER

Dalits 3-131d.
— , Benjamin Franklin 11-

28e; 19-568a.
— , FRANCIS EDWARD 3-

132a.

— , Richard 22-195b ; 20-456d.
— , Walter 3-13 2a.
Bache, mt., Can. 5-160 (R4).
Bachelier, Jean Jacques 9-

368a.

— , Nicolas 27-99d.
Bachelin, Augn=to 26-265d.
Bachelor, mt., Ida. 14-276 (B3)
— , mt., Oreg. 20-242C.

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

BACHELOR 3-132b ; tax on
3-991a ; knighthood : see
Knight Bachelor.

Bachelor Brook, riv., Mass.
17-852 (B2).

Bachelor of Arts 3-1 32b ; 27-
752c; America8-987c; Cam-
bridge 10-46d; Oxford 10'
42c; ho9ds27-779a.

— of Divinity : hoods 27
779a.

— of Laws : hood 27-779a.

— of Letters 8-9S7d.

— of Medicine : hoods 27-
779a.

— of Music : hoods 27-779a.

— of Philosophy 8-987d.

— of Science : America 8
987d ; Oxford and London
10-46d; hoods 27-7 7 9a.

Bachelor's button 13-772a.
" Bachelor's Button " (horse)

13-732C.

Bachelors' Club, Lond. 6-567b.
Bachelors Run, riv., Ind. 14-

422 (D3).

Bacher, S. 13-176b.
Bachergcbirgc, mts., Aus. 3-

4 (D3); 25-1059a.
Bachevitsa, Serv. 24-6S6 (Al).
Bachhofmer, G. H. 14-502d.
Bachian (Amasing), Mal.Areh.

17-4G6 (F3) : 3-132d.
BACHIAN (Batjan), tel., Mai.

Arch. 3-132d; 17-466 (F3) ;

19-490a.

Bachiler, Stephen 28-61 3a.
Bachinio, Viet. 28-38 (A2).
Bachmann (instrument maker)

6-440d.
Bachnagairn, falls, Scot. 10-

660d.

Bachofcn, Jacob 15-3S2c.
Bach's river, Can. : see Back's

river.

Bach system 13-918b.
Bachtobler (wine) 26-900a.
Bachtcl, mt., Switz. 26-242

(F2).
Bachtschissary, Kuss. : see

Bakhchi-Sarai.
Bachu Noyan : see Baiju.
Bachup, Tobias 8-6621).
Bachur : see I .lias, Levita.
Bachus, marsh, Viet. : see

Bacchus.

Bacili (majolica) 5-736b.
Bacillaceae 3-163h.
Bacillariales (Bacillarieae) :

see Diatomaceac.
Bacillaria paradoxa 8-170b.
Bacilleac 3-li;::!i.
Bacillus (insect) 25-91 6c.

— (micro • organism). For
species not in list below :
see Bacterium.

— acidificans longissimus 23-
699ft.

— acidi lactic! 16-97 7a; 18-
452o ; 10-278b.

— acnes 1-1 49c; 25-191b.

— alvci3-637b.

— amylobaeter 10-2781) ; 8-
266c.

— anthracis 2-1 06d ; 3-lflSc ;
3-159d ; light action of 3-
168d : milk 18-452c ; pro-
tection from 3-176b.

— berolinensis 3-167b.

— botulinus 19-433C.

— braodenburgiensis 3-637d.

— burri : see B. brandenburg-
icnsis.

— butschlii 3-159c.

— chauvaei 3-109c; 28-10a.

— chlorinum 3-167b

— of cholera (comma bacillus)
20-7720 ; 6-2G3c ; milk 18-
452c.

— coli communis 23-195d : 8-
206c ; 3-169d ; peritonitis
21-1 7 Id: septicaemia 24-
652d.

• cyanogemis 3-167b.

— denitrillcans 3-169d.

— of diphtheria : see Bacillus
of Klebs Loffter.

— of Ducrey 27-983d.

— dysenteriae 8-265b.

— of Eberth : see Bacillus
typhosus.

— fluorcscens 3-167b.

— of Friedlander : bronchitis
23-195d ; pneumonia 21-
8G9b, 21-870C, 23-196C, 23-
197a; 20-80a.

— Guntheri : see Streptococcus
apis.
-ilidzensis3-168a.

— of influenza : see Bacillus of
Pfeifler.

— • janthinus 3-1 67b.

— of Klebs-Loffler 20-780d ;
bronchitis 23-195d ; con-
junct ivaldiphtherialO-lOOb;
discovery 15-S38a ; habitat
8-291a, 25-351c; stomatitis
8-263d.

— lactis 8-266c.

— lactis crythrogenes 0-266c.

BacUlus laevo-Iactl 16- 5Gb ;
butter - making 7 - 7 50b ;
cheese-making 7-74Ga.

— larvae : see B. brandenburgl-
ensis.

— leprao 16-4SOb ; 19-433a ;
20-774 (PL II. fig. 16); 2o-
191a.

— Ludwigl3-lG8a.

— mallei 12-76d; 20-770
(PI. I.).

— megatherinm 8-2GGc; 3
163o ; 3-160d(fig.).

— mesentericus 18-45JO.

— necrophorus 29-lla.

— oedema 25-35 Id.

— oedematis maliijni 24-6,'i2d.

— postis 21-700d; 15-838a;
20-774 (PI. II. fig. 7).

— of Pfeiffer 3- 1 7 1 c ; broncho-
pneumonia 21-870c ; endo-
carditis 13-132d ; influenza
14-555a.

— of plague : see B. pestis.

— pneumoniae : see B. of
FriedKindcr.

— prodigiosus 3-167b ; 20-
772a.

— pyocyaneus3-159d ;3-176a;
8-206C ; pigment 3-167b ;
septicaemia 24-Gfl2d.

— radicicola 3-165d ; 25'
349b.

— ramosus 3-161b ; gcrmina'
tion 3-159b (lig.) ; spores
3-162d (lig.).

— ruber3-167b.

— solanacearum 22-204a.

— suhtilis 3-161d; 3-157b
(Qg.) ; 8-26Gc ; 4-892b ;
germination 3-160b (Og.) ;
pleomorphism 3-163O.

— syncyaneus 3-160a.

— tetanus 20-781 d ; 26-G69o ;
discovery 15-838a : soil 23-
351d.

— thermophilus 3-1 6Sa.

— tuberculosis 27-355a ; 20-
774,20-920 (Plates): 3-159a;
3-173b; 23-197b ; broncho-
pneumonia 23-197a; cystitis
4-27d; meningitis 18-130a;
milk 3-167c, 18-452C, 7-
752c ; pleurisy 23- 11(111) ;
prostatitis 4-30c.

— tuberculosis bovinus 27-
355b; 28-9d.

— typhosus 20-7741) ;25-351d;
27-504b ; cystitis 4-27d ;
milkl8-452c.

— vio!acens3-167b.

— Viridis3-167b.

— vulgaris 3-160a; 3-165b ;
170a.

Bacinella 25-1 02c.
Bacinet : see Basinet.
Bacis : see Bakis.

— bull 9-50b.

Back, Sir George 21-944d ;

ll-31a.
Back, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).

— , bay, India 4-183c.

— , bay, Va. 28-118 (G4).

— , riv.. Can. : see Back's
river.

— , riv., Md. 17-828 (G2).
Back (anat.) l-941c.

— (football), 10-6200.

— (slate) 23-7 04a.

— (Stock Exchange) : see
Backwardation.

Bac-Kan, Fr.I.C. 14-408 (D-

El).

Backaryd, Swed. 26-190 (C3).
Backay (Bakhai) family 26-

982b.

— , Sidi Mahommed El 26-

.

Back-band 23-989a.
Backbay, Va. 28-118 (G4).
Back Bay, dist., Mass. 4-

290d.
BACK-BOND (Back-letter) 3-

133a.
Backbone, lake, Mo. 18-008

<C2).

— , mt., Md. 17-828 (A2) ;
17-827d.

Backbone (anat.) : see Spine.
Back Burn, riv., Northumb.

9-412 (I. C2).
BACK-CHOIR (retro-choir) 3-

133a.
Back Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422

(E5).

— Creek, riv., N.J. 19-502
(B5).

— Creek, riv., Va. 28-118 (C2).
Backer, J. de 4-1 78a.
Backergunje, India 14-376

(OS).
BACKERGUNJE (Bakarganj),

dist., India 3-133a.
Backer Run, riv., Pa. 21-106

(G3).

Backers, Americus 21-568a.
Backfall 20-2GOC.
Backflash (diet.) 20-205h.
BACKGAMMON 3-133d ; 20-

594a.

Backhand rent 16-1 59a.
Back-heel stylo 28-845c.
BACKHUYSEN (Bakhuisen),

Ludolf 3-13flb.
Backing (textile) 28-441c.
Back-lush 17-100oc.
Backlenke, pass, Alps 1-7-lGc.
Back-letter : see Back-bond.
Backlund, Julian Oskar 6-

763b.
BACKNANG, Ger. 3-135o ;

11-808 <B4).

Backoo, N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
Back-palming 6-960a.

— rent : see Backhand rent.
Back Rhine, riv., Switz. : see

Hinter Rhein.

Backs (in cement making)
5-655a.

— (in quarrying) 15-491b.
BACKSCRATCHER 3-135C.
Back-shore 24-1004d.
Backslang 20-77b.

BACK'S RIVER (Thleweclio-
dycth, Great Fish), riv.,
Can. 3-135o ; 5-160 (K.2) :
ll-32b.

Back-staff 19-288a.

Backstairs, passage, S.Aus.
2-960 (F7) ; 25-493a.

Back-starching mangle 10'
378d.

Backstay 23-339d.

Backstcin checso 7-750b.

Back Strand, lagoon, Iro. 27-
159c.

Back-swimmer : see Water-
boatman.

Backsword 23-9G7c ; 23-149a.

Back the field (racing) 10
323d.

Back Tor, mt., Yorks. 28-933
(C3).

Backus, Isaac 3-376a.

Backus, W.Va. 28-S60 (C4).

BACKWARDATION 3-135O ;
25-931a.

Back washing 28-812h.

Backway, The, channel. Can.
22-724 (Fl).

Backworth, Northumb. 8-412
(I. E2).

Bac-Licu, Asia 14-498 (D7).

Bao-Ninh, Asia 14-498 (D-E1).

Baco, John : see Baconthorpe,
John.

Baeoli, It. 3-214a.

Bacon, Delia 3-153a.

BACON, FRANCIS (Baron
Verulam, Viscount St
Albans) 3-135d; 9-627a ;
aviation l-260c ; as chan-
cellor 9-535c, 9-536c; classi-
llcation of knowledge 6-462a;
diving bell 8-3:iOb ; educa-
tional views 6-45Gb ; essays
9-77 7c; et!iics9-827c; forms,
doctrine of 3-14Gd, 10-667c ;
heat theory 9-399o ; Hobbcs
13-546a ; Hume 16-908c ;
induction 16-882c, 14-501a ;
logic 16-906b ; medicine 18-
49c ; natui'al theology 26-
744o ; realism 18-250d ;
rhetorical commonplaces
23-2 ;6d ; scientific research
24- J99d ; Shakespeare 24-
786a ; Spcdding's edition
25-632b ; theism 26-753O ;
tomb 23-1012C.
Francis (d. 1840) 27-493a.
Sir Hickman 3-424a.
Sir James 5-SJGc.
J. H. (divine) 10-630b.
JOHN (sculptor) 3-152a.
John (Carmelite monk) :
see Baconthorpe, John.

— , John H. F. (artist) 16-
786b.

— , LEONARD (1802-1881)
3-152c.

— , Leonard Woolsey (1830-
1907) 3-153a.

— .Nathaniel (1647-1676) 28-
684a; 28-122d; Jamestown
destroyed (1G7G) 15-148d ;
Virginian rebellion : see
Bacon's Rebellion (1676).

— , SIR NICHOLAS 3-153a ;
book-plate 4-230d (flg.) ;
tomb 25-958a.

— , Robert 7-605a.

— , ROGER 3-1530 ; 24-
355b ; 8-327a ; on aerosta-
tion l-261d ; Averroes 2-
281c ; Bona ventura 4- 1 97d ;
calendar 4-99-tb ; camera
obscura5-105b ; gunpowder
12-723c; optics 16-611c ;
Rubruguis 23-810a ; tele-
scope and microscope 26-
557d.

— (of Baconsthorpe), Sir
Roger (d.c. 1834) 19-746c.

Bacon, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).

— College, Ky. : see Transyl-
vania University.

BACON3-156a; imports(U.K.)
l-406d, l-407a.

Baconao, riv., Cu. 7-595 (F3) ;

7-595d.

Bacon beetle 6-671o.
Bacone, Okla. 20-58 (F2) ;

Indian University 19-91c.
Bacon Hole, cave, Wales

(Gower) 12-299d.
Bacons Castle, Va. 28-118

(F3).
Bacon's rebellion (167G) 27-

670a; battle of Bloody

Run23-310d.
Baconsthorpe, Norf. 9-424

BACONTHORPE, JOHN 3-

156a; 2-281c.
Baconton, Ga. 11-752 (B4).
Bacori 4-444d.
Bacqxieville, Fr. 10 - 778

(E2).

Bacri (Algerine Jew) l-G50c.
Bacs, Hung. 3-4 (F4).
— , Ihing. : see Baes-Bodrog.

— Almas, Hung. 3-4 (F;;).
BACSANYI, JANOS 3-156b.
Bacs-Bodrog, co.. Hung. 3-4

(F4) ; 3-:,()7b.

Bacsceg (viking) 9-469a.

Bacskalf, Yorks. 28-934d.

Bacs-Kula, Hung. 3-4 (F4).

Bacteria 3-156c; l-593d ; 21-
728o; abiogenetio origin
l-64o; activity 3-170a, 1-
596b ; anaerobic 3-173a ;
cell wall 3-1 58d ; cilia 3-
159d; classification 3-lG2b;
Cohn 6-652a ; cold, effect o£
3-169a; cultivation 3-172b;
cytology 21-772b; dairy
bacteria 3-lG7c ; diseases
caused 20-7 7 la; fever 10-
306a ; food decomposition
10-612b ; growth 3-lGlb ;
heat, effect of 3-169a ; light
3-168o ; morphology 3-
158d ; nucleus 3-159b, 7-
711c ; oxidizing 3-lC8b ;
Palaeozoic forms 20-525d ;
pathogenic 3-lG9a, 3-17:ia;
pathology 3-17 Ib ; plios-
phorescent3-168a ; pigment
3-1 67a ; plant bacteriosis
3-169a ; reproduction 3-
160c ; saprophytic and
parasitic 3-157a; soil 25-
348d, 21-750b, l-40:!b ;
spore resistuncy 3-955C ;
Btaining 3-172a; thermo-
philous 3-168a ; vegetative
state 3-160a ; ventilation
27- 1 008c ; virulence 3-17 5c.

— bed 24-743b.
Bacteriaceae : see Bacteria.
Bacterial infection 3-174c ; 3-

175b.

BACTERIOLOGY 3-156c ; in-
cubators 14-i>G4d ; Kitazato
15-838a : see also Bacteria.

Bacteriolytio action : see
Lysogenic action.

Bacteriopurpurin 3-167a.

Bacteriosis 21-758d.

Bacterium. For species not In
list below, see Bacillus.

— aceti 3-168c.

— decalvens 3-243c.

— kiltzingianum 3-168c.

— merismopedioides 3-159d
(flg.).

— pasteurianum 3-168c.

— pediculatum 3-157a.

— putrcdinis 27-895a.

— rubesoens : see Beggiatoa
roseo-persicina.

— vermifornie 3-157a.

— xylmum 3-1 G8c.
Bacteroid3-165d ; 21-749d.
Bacton, Norf. 9-424 (IV. Fl).
Bactra, Afg. : see Balkli.
liaetra (insect) 18-497b.
BACTRIA (Bactriana) 3-180b ;

3-183a ; Afghanistan 1-
315a ; Alexander the Great
14-398a ; Chosroes I. 21-
223c, 6-272a ; coinage 19-
905b ; Greek rule 13-241C ;
Heliocles 9-881a; llis^ir
13-5260 ; MIthradatos I.
(Parthia) 18-620d ; Yue-
chl invasion 28-944b.

Bactriana : see Bactria.

Bactrian camel 5-102c.

Bactrian, old (language) 3-
180b.

Bactridium 3-163b.

Bactrillum 3-16:;b.

Bactrinium 3-163b.

Bactrites 5-69KC.

Bactritidae 5-693C.

Bacu Abis, Sard. 24-216a.

Bacuba (Suruquilla, Leon),
riv., Colom. 6-701 (A3) ;
6-702c.

Baculard d'Arnaud : see
Arnaud.

Baculite (petrology) 7-568d.

Baculites (zool.) 5-693d.

BACUP, Lanes. 3-181b ; 16-
139 (E2) ; cotton manu-
facture 7-288b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

I 68

To mmke full use of thin Index It It essential to read the
InntruLiions given on Page I.

BACA-BAGN

i " '-

.

n 27-4711.;
b; Muxvo

•KLOCCHIO. SISTO 3-

3- -:••
:.»14-:'.<2il -

^^KHM t inscription 14-

rpv. India M-136c.

Ul*.. Ual.An-h. : «rr

*« Bedawi.

.eh. 18-H7J (GO).
.-. 28-710 U'"> ;

^^•van. India : trr Biidaun.
•afbadun. tr.lx- 23- .sub.

;. 4-u^'Jil.
^^Eary. battle: ace Badon
li. [

p. Wilts. 2C-2"Ga.
BADDY. JOHN 3-

lud. 14-422

1 20- .',10(1.
Kddeck. Can. 19-s. .1 (Dl).

. Can. 19-831 (L>1>;
S-:
BADULLEY. ROBERT 3-183C.

1-1* .'.
^•Healer Clint.in. Warwick.

; 28-..4.:d.
Ba.l.loival, India: tee Bud-

« al.

Baddsl-84d.
^^^L Josse: tee Badius.
Jodocus.

!i a 14-376 (B6).
: Insel. dist., Ger. 15-926a
BADEN. A us. 3-1830 ; 3-1

: 18-52U.

BADEN, tier. 3-184a ; 11-
808 (B4); mineral wate
18-522a, 13-737C.
,.ik. 19-780 (Bl).
—. ra. 21-106 (B4).
BADEN. -wiu. 3-lS4h: 26-
K2); compromise (16;i'.:
26-.'JCa: mineral waters 18-
1 l)10-845b.
3- . -

-. canton. SwiU. l-3d.

ind duchy. Ger

3-1-1.-: 11-808 (A5-B4); 11-

834. 11-356 (hi»U maps)

11- : history 3-lSSd

ll-38Gd; order* ol

kn:.-'ill ..... d 15--.'. ..i : j> , •.

(•inlx-rs 2O-980C

prn.il -•. --.-TII 22-..';-. : ml

cidc 98-iUc ; \vuu-* 28-7J->7,-

HMden " (battleship) 24-

'. Baden, III. 14-304 (C5)

— Hurl.n-li. <•• r. 3-186a.

liters, Ger. 3-l.s.ul ; 19

^^^•PL y«Jlmlr, count 3

I

BADENOc; 3-188a

21-MJ (D-E2) : 14-719c.
Bu.liMi.M h, Wulf of : •*<
!ian, Alexander .Stewart

Badon-Wnrrheim. Ger. : te

n-Dnrlach.

Baden-Powell. B.F.S. : kite
0(18-8400.

general) 17
: 27-20«b.

— I'mvell canoe 5-190a.

•Saiuenberg, Ger. 3

BADENWE1LER. Ger. 3-188a

- (A5) : 18-
Baders, III. 14-304 (B.U

•••'.. r \..
1)8).

Badge : cockades 8-622a ; I
I'lrv 13-'.lGc: of pi!
K? ms 21-603d.

Bu.lkT-r. G. P.: on compaw
6-807 b.

8-75J (Of).

• 1).

I II ....M 3-

l-i '. ; 12-

II-

: in Japan lj-lli.V.
lerr Croak, rlv.. l.i. 14-7 -

— Vn'vk. rlr, Ore«. 10-21.'

n-

— htiuml : trt I > irh»hund.
ladt-rr State, Tho : tee W

•
JadgowuHhy water. rlT.. Der.:

*re Ea*t Lr').. nv.
BADd. Ate. 3-188d;

1*307 (If.'); 20-1 Jl.l.
Dad-hall. AIM. : trr ll.:ll.
BADHAM, CHARLES 3-lSSd.
ilttdhaii. . l.i-i 1:1

— panto i 19-1 lb : I.I-L

— utricularis 19-106d; 19-
108b.

Bad Helmstedt, Ger. 13-250o.
Uadhil (Persian author) 21-

_. .

Badi. Sen. 11-20 1 <B",).
Uadl Abu Duku 20-
Etadla, Domingo : vc All (or

All Bey).
Badia. It, 15-4 <CC).

— di I'omponu, It, : tee Pom-

;• • -

— di Prataglla, It. 27-ROIIi.

— . 1'onUs della. Volci Zil-rj-.'c.
[iadia T Lcblich, Uoruiii

•re All (or All Bey).
Dadler, rwrlmond 4-218a.
Uadiet call-Sham, Arab. : tee

Syrian Desert.
BadUe, Ai

Antonio 10-179a ; 2O-

N i.

Bad:ie, mt.. Alp* l-745b.
Ba-diman, dist., Ai. : tee

Gambia.

— r.v.. At. : tee Gambia.
Had M. India 14-J7G u 7) ; 14-

31c.
Badinc Ko. rlv.. Son. and Nig

U-S04
Badi-paksaa: tee Krishna

pakaho.

Mor. 18-S.M <ri); 18-

>.,' !..

Bad:sche acid 19-lC9b.

— Anilin- und Sodu-l-'abrik r
Gillman 5-104b.

— process 26-69a.

Bad. to, Colo. 6-722 (E2).

— fone. mt., Colo. S-T'-'.' (
BAU1US (AsccnsinO. JODO-

cus 3-1891) ; 9-7
Badi HZ Zamuu: tee Hamad

hani.

Jliulja, Port. : ter licjo.
— , >p. : 8fc liadajo;-.
Bodkhi.*, diit., Ale. : tee

Badgtiig.
Bad Land Cliffs, nits., Utah

27-814 (D:i).

— Lands, dis-t.. N'eb. 19-326a.
Laml^. S.Dak. 25-006 (C

D4); 26-500c.

— Lands. The, N.Dak. 19
T80b.

Bad language: an-Blos;
BADLESMERE, BARTHOLO

mew, baron 3-l80b.
Badley. J. 11. 6-C,;;8a.
Itudli-ki-serai, battle (1857) 14

448o.
BADMINTON, Glos. 3-lSOo

9-4'JO (III.C3).
BADMINTON iu- itne) 3-189c.

— House, mansion, Gloa. 3
1 -:•.-.

Uad-Nanheim, Ger. : tee Nau

liciin.
Badncra, India 14-383 (G9) ; 1

M .
BADNUR. India 3-190o; 14-

181 (Q9V.

Badok, P.I«. 21-39.'
Badolatu, It. 15-1
Badon. Sen. 11-: I ( E >.

— Hill, battle <.V20)5-7GOc; 4
.V.MI.I; Mt,-3- to.

Badonicus lions : tee Bado

Hill.

BadonviUcr, Fr. 10-77S (HP.).
Badora, isl., India 14-:. 7

(O8-9).

Badornd, rir.. Bal. 14-376 <A5;
Badr (battle) : tee H. .ir.
Badra. riT.. Bal. 14-:. 70 (Bi).
Badr al Jamali 9-97a.
Baanuheln, El, Egy. 4-95

lla.lnwar, lli.L.i 14-..7U (I
G3).

:..|r II ., ... i.. li .I..2-.'..|M I);

India It-

tedrad. dM.. Pen. lB-J«Mi.
Sadler. Wotoa, V-l-'u (III.

l«.!">''.irtli. Yorlu. M-933

ducL rt.Gul. .

.i-llyud; 14-

::;-

iladulUwya. rlv.. i . •. . 3-lun.l.
ilTiiut. pUtatu, Java 18-

— , »tato. K.Ind. 3-25db.

. int., Ali»>: tee Six

• 18-1884.
ia 14-:i^ (iir.i.
Uadnat.-r. nv., \Vyu. 28-H74

(li-i
Badwell Aah. Buff. »-424

Badyan. !•.!». 21-392 (DO).
llaobra, Sp. : tee t 'aura.
lloecula, h|i. : rrr Buil6n.

BAEDEKER, KARL 3-101a.
Baedlct. cui~-, U.I. 26-

1040d.
BAEHR. JOHAN CHRISTIAN

Felix 3-1'Jla: 2
Baekke, Ii. •;. 8--JI (Li3).
Itael : tee Bel.

Ilacle (pcqi)U.) 26-!ir.' -.
BAEL FRUIT 3-llila;

19-

.

Ha 1 . K. IS-lBia.
BACNA. Sp. 3-ll>lb ; 18-530

C'l).
Baend, John (Juan) Alphonso

do : srr John (Juan) Al

phonao de Boend.
Bacnza (lang.) : tee Manycma.
Baepcndy, Brax. 18-

BAER, KARL EI^NST VON

3-ll|lli; 28-10280; cell
division 7-71 la; crani
oinctry 7-374a ; embry-
ologry 9-325c ; law of 9-
3'.':<d. 25-G35b ; on relation-
ships of animals 10-33a ;
reproduction 23-llSa ; stur-
Keon 2S-1052d; variation
27-'J06d.

— , WILLIAM JACOB 3-
191d.

Baer, Hillocks of, dist., Ross.
i .-

Baertsoen. A. 20-508c.

Bacrze, Jaqucs do 28-793a.

Baes, K. 20-:>iis,i.

Bacsci. Uiiin. 23-826 (B-C2).

Baesweller (battle) 11-oJCb.

Bactcrrae Septimanoruni, Fr.
M BMacii

Bactica, prov., Sp. 23-R1S
(B3); 23-019 (B3) : 25-
538b : tee alto Andalusia.

Baetis (Baetus), riv., Sp. : tee
Guadalquivir.

Baoton 17-224C ; l-550a.

Bactulo (Bactuno), Sp. : tee

. .

BAETYLUS 3-191d ; 7-422b
Phoenician mythology 3-
I'J-'a. 21-4.-)6d.

BAEYER, JOHANN FRIED-
rich W. A. von 3-lUJa
on benzaldehydo 3-754 d
on benzene 6-aGb ; on halo.
chromism 6-7 lb ; on indigo
14-4.1'id, 8-745a; on mag-
nesium 17-3-JOd; on melting
points 6-68d; on mellitic
acid 8-5 4o ; on photosyn
thesis 21-748b; on poly
methylene rings 6-ald
on quinalizarin l-674b ; on
salts 20-424a ; on ntcreo
iBomerism 25-891o; on tor
penes 26-6476.

— , Johann Jacob 8-810c.
Bacyer's acid 19- 1 (
BAEZA, Sp. 3-r.rJli : 25-. -.30

(D3) ; 12-335b ; plague 13-
846b.
Bafamba, Bcl.Cong. 6-92:

van.

Ba-Fang : tee Fang.

Ba-Farami, tribe 5-1 lie,

Balller. Kuirene 24-.">Oflb.

BAFFIN, WILLIAM 3-192b
ll-626o ; 21-UI'Jo.

BAFFIN, IKIV. Can. 3-192d
8-160 (Q-SI) : 12-:. I i <(•:•.)
19-973(1 ; 3-l9L'f; 21-957c

— , bar. Tex. 26-COO (F7).

— LAUD, Can. 3-192d ; 8-
160 (p-Pl-2).

RalTo, San6 : tee Sand.
BafTy (Kolf) 12-'.'-1
Banfo. Togo. 12-203 (C2).
Balinu. riv., Kr.W.Af. 11-20
: 24-039a.

— (trib. of Bagoe) Fr.W^if
11-204 (D4).

raro.

,: , ll' .. I..-" !•!).
.3,

lufiiliilK-, .Sen. ami Nlff. 11-
•4-04 lo; 24-
612.1 ; 14-030U.
Ilaful. i I.III.T. 5-1 in (A3).

od. 18-190

Bate, rlv., B.India 14-381

I.'J).

Hag (brlck-maklrar) 4-.',20l>.
llatra, «p. 18-530 (l-'l).
- , Tib. 8-1(1-
Baira, tribe 11-1020 ; 17-lln:

1.32M.

Basabaf. P.U. 21-392 « '2).
— , l»L,K.(i. 19-4h7
llogacum, Kr. : tee lluvnl.

fitn-iS,

Unaiutem. Braz. 4-440 (G6);

diamond-mining 8-160a.
Bagaln. rlv., India: tee Bal

ghln.
Bagak. !'.!«. 21-392 (1)2).

valirrom, Afg. 15-63 la.
Bagalkot. India 14-383

(F-G11).
Bagamanok.T.In. 11-392 (K3).
BAGAMOYO. tier.EJ^f. *-

193o ; 11-771 <
Baganda (people) 27-.'i.'>9a ;

l-33Db ; languagco 3-368c ;

in Uganda 27-559a : tte

alto I'ganda.
Bag and spoon dredger 8-

-.:!.

Bagauga. P.Is. 21-392 (F7).
Bamtn SI Apl Api. bum. 2

71 (1)2).

Baear. India 8-680a.
Ba^arah 21-lU8a-
Bagarla, Sic. : tee Bagherla.
Ba.-arhw 6-513c.
Bagiu, tribe 19-99d.
Baffasse 26-41a.
BAGATELLE 3- 193a.
Bagaudao 10-b02c ; 9-889d ;

24-102d.

Bagawan. Arm. 2-.57Qa.
Bagay, Valentin 16-875a ; 26-

Bagbe.'riv., W.Af. : tee Great
Bum.

Bagby, Arthur P. l-464a.

Bag camera 21-504d.

Bagchang-tsanpo, riv., Tib
S-168 (D3).

Bagdad, Cal. 8-8 (F4).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C.i).

— , Tcnn. 26-620 (Fl).

BAGDAD, Turk.As. 3-194d
2-2G4 (El); 13-536 (E3)
26-305 (F3); canals 9-
897a ; caravan B-302a
climate 21-lUla; Egyptian
governors 9-93d ; estab-
lishment 8-42c ; Fatimltes
9-;)7a : Jela:rid dynasty
21--.'.'7li ; Mamnn's reign
S-40c, 8-47a ; Mecca road
8-43c ; Mongol capture 5-
54a, 3-1981), 18-7 14a; M
zamlyya College ll-916c
paper factory 5-45d ; Ricoh
23-. 11Gb ; Samalu monas
tery 5-43d ; school o
medicine 18-45d ; school o
philolpg:sts 2-276b • ship
ping statistics 27
Tahir 5-4Ua ; telegraphs 21
195d ; Turris 26-97(ia
Turkish guard S-47c.

BAGDAD, vil.. Turk.Ae. 3
193c; 26-305 (E-F3); pop
27-426c; taxes 27-433b.

Bagdad date mark : te
Funmculosis nricntalis.

Bagdadl Sbahsevens, Pers
21-194d.

Bagdad Railway 27-439c ; 8
1; conceded to Ger
many 1 • 3Gb ; eection
opened 2-759a ; soggestxx
terminal 15-956c.

— Railway Convention 27
439c.

Bagdehi, India 14-382 (L9).
BADE, Braz. 3-198o; 4-44

(B7): 23-358d.
BAGEHOT, WALTER 3-198d

17-7:::.!..

Bagelas : tee Baghclas.
Bftg6-lc<Tiatcl, FT. 10-77

(04).

Bncelen. dbt.. Java 15-2S 1,1.
BAGELKHAND, dlxt.. Indi

3-199d; 14-:!7f> (I-K7).
Bagrnal, Sir Henry : te

Bagnnl. Sir Henry.
Bagenakitown. Ire. 14-74

(E4): 8-346*.
Bages. FT. 28-505d.

— et Sigean. lagoon. Fr. 1
BMo.

Ian*, i •• . Af. IB-.; i : (<7);
-.-

21

ianao. V.I*. 21-..V1 (<
MGGARA a-20Ua ; l»-l»'i Jd ;

lister group (geol.) 8-126d.
Jajh, Baluchistan 14- 76 (US),
—.rlv. (19);

3-8 Ud; 3-233c.
• iln. riv., India: tee

- jtiln.
BAGHAL. India S-20U.
Saffnana. India 12-71M,.
Ilagfachc, Turk.Ak. 2-7CO ((.I).
—.paw, Turk.As. 2-7CH i.,i, :

trr alto Amanlan Gate*.
Baghdad (Bughdadu), Turk.

As. : tee Bagdad.
Baghelas (Rajput clan) H-

: 3-J" .

Baghell (dialect) 13-479c.
Baghelkhand, India : tee

Bagelkhand.

Bngherbnt, India 14-: 70 (N8).
BAGHERIA. Sic. S-201a ; l£,-4

r : ire

Jacob n-

u«l 3-2IMU. ; 8- 1 M.
BajnrUUw (king oC Burma)
»-ulu : 4-
.inr.i,. dla 14-376

M.

BAGGING 3-200d.
»KK ii. Aimelmo : aw Alex-
ander II.. pope.

Bagsotralu (battle 1649) 8-

Wyo. 18-874 (E4).
cape, Dev. 8-4JO (VI.

Baghcrml. Fr.Cong.: ttt Ba-

g rmi.

BaghT, mt.. Arm. 2-565 (C2).
Baghirmi, Fr.Cong. : tee Ba-

ginni.
Bagh 1 Shah (gardens), Pen.

2-733C,

Bagh Jatra 2-52d.
Baghmati. rlv., India 14-: 76

(L6) ; 11-4 50c ; l»--7Ba ;

15-B96b.
— .Little, rlv., India: tee

Chota Baghmati.
Baghmundi, mts., India 17-

SJjb.
Bagbrash, lake, Tnrkest. 6-

168 (Dl); 26-4J-a; 12-

188a,

Baghu, Pera. 21-188 (C3).
Bagida. Togo. 11-204 (G6) ;

26-1046d.

Bagienni, people 2-905c.
BAGILLT, Wales 3-201a ; •-

428 (V. El); 21-87C.
BAGIMCND'S ROLL 3-201a.
Bajrinrand de Vitia: tee

[nund de Villa.
Bacinbun, head. Ire. 14-744

(Ki); 28-:,66b.
Baginton, Warwick. 28-343b.
BAGIRMI, country, Al. 3-
201b; 11-99 (Al) : 22-
765d : teealtn French Congo.
Bagietana, India : tee Be-

histun.

Baglah (merchantf) 21-197d.
Bagley, 1 homos 16-9 jla.
— , Worth 6-il6b.
Bagley, la. 14-7:,2 (C3).
— , Minn. 18-550 (B3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B6).
— , hill, Oxon. 20-IOOb.
— , mt,. Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Bagley 'smilKVa. 26-118 (D4).
Baglioni (family) S-70d.
— , O. P. 4-248d.
— , Malate*.ta 10-538c.
Baglivl. Giorgio 18-50b.
Bagn, Nor. 19-804
llagna, riv.. Xor. 19-804 (C2).
BAGNACAVAILO, BARTOL-

ommeo 3-201 d.
Bagnacavnllo, It. 9-3."Sa.
Bagnal. Sir Henry 2C-109d ;

14-776C.
— , ,- r Nicholas 19-536c ; 25-

1050b.
Bagnalstown, Ire. : tee Bsgen-

abtown.

Bagnara, It. 4-964d ; 16-SSd.
nngnell. Mo. 18-608 (1
Bagneres. Fr. : tee

de Luchon.
BAGNERES - DE - BIGORRE,
FT. 3-202a; 1O-778 (D6);
mineral waters 18-.M9h.
BAGNERES - DE - LUCHON.

Fr. 3-202h ; 10-778 (EG).
Bagnea. SwiU. 18-24J (C4J.
Bagnes (penal establish-

ts)ll-418a.

Bagnex. val., SwiU. 26- 24 2
(C4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

BAGN-BALB

Bag net 27-222a.

Baaneux, Fr. (Maine-et-Loire)

25-t)64d.
— , Fr. (Seine) 10-778 (B6) ;

24-587d.
Bagni, It. 15-4 (Fl).

— dclla Ferrata, It. 6-417a.

— della Regina Gioranua, It.
26-13Sa.

— del Sasso, It. 4-93 7a.

— di Lucca, It. 27-484d.
Bagnigge Wells, Loud. 24-

34d.

Bagno Caldo, It. 17-95O.
Bagnoles, Fr. 20-299a.
Bagnolet, Fr. 10-778 (C6).
Bagnolo, county, It. 12-236b.
Bagnolo, peace of (1484) 27-

1006d.
Bagnols-les-Bains. Fr. 17-84o.

— sur-leze, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Bagnorea, It. 15-4 (D3) ;

15-18C.

^agnyon, Jean 26-264d.
Bago, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
BAGOAS 3-202b ; Asia Minor

21-212b ; Holofernes 15-

543a.

Bagodhar, India 14-378 (L7).
Bagoe, riv.. Nig. 11-204 (D4).
Bagoso, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (F7).
Bagot, Josceline Fitzroy 15-

728a.
Bago Tando, India 14-376

(C7).

Bagoyna, Nig. 11-204 (D2).
BAG-PIPE 3-2020 ; 6-4:i9d.
Bagradas, N.Af. : see Majerda.
Bagra Kote, India 26-916 (C2).
Bagrat III. and IV. ll-759b.
Bagratid dynasty 2-566a ; 11-

759b ; 14-331d.
BAGRATION, PETER, prince

3-206d ; 19-226c.
Bagrevand, Arm. 2-569a.
Bogri, dist., India 19-43b.
Bagru, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(B5).
Bag-rus 5-513c.

— bayad : see Bayad.

— docinac : see Docmac.
Bagshot, Sur. 16-942 (B3) ;

Il-2:i2a.
BAGSHOT BEDS (geol.) 3-

207a ; 9-662c ; flora 2O-

552c: soil25-347b.
Bagshot Heath, Sur. 16-912

(B3>; 26-139d; geology

26-1 40a.

— Sands 9-664a.
Bagster, Samuel 21-666d.
Baguales, Hits., S.Am. 2-462

<B7); 2-461b.
Bugue, riv., W.Af. : fee Great

Bum.

Baguio, P.Is. 21-392 (B3).
Baguley, Ches. 16-139 (D3).
Bagur, Sp. 25-530 (G2).
— , cape, Sp. 25-530 (G2).
Biigura, India : see Bogra.
Bagwell, Tex. 26-690 (M2).
Bagwunagij ik : see Uole-in-

the-Day.

Baha (sect) 3-94d.
It iha addaula 5-52c.
Bahsbon, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Bahadran, India 14-376 (F5).
Bahadur Khan 24-770a.
BAHADUR KHEL, salt mine,

India 3-207b ; 15-886b.
Bahadur Sah 19-382a.

— SHAH I. (Mogul emperor)
3-207C ; 4-798b.

— SHAH II. (Mogul emperor)
3-2070 ; 7-957b ; 13-489a.

Ba-Hailn Michael 9-849a.
Bahalul (jester) 10-GlJa.
Sahara, pt., W.I. 17-802

(B2).
Bahama Channel, New : fee

Florida Channel.

— Channel, Old, W.I. ; 28-544
(B-C2); 3-207d.

— , Grand (Great), isl., W.I.

28-544 (Bl); 3-207d.
BAHAMAS, isls., W.I. 3-207d ;

28-544 (C1-D2) ; 28-545d;

battle(174S)3-45a; geolocy

28-544d, 7-134a.
Bahan (Populus euphratica)

22-90c; 4-187b; 25-142d.
Baharak (diet.) 1-3 13a»
Baharia, oasis, Egy. 9-40

(A2); 9-23a; 3-7 13b.
Baharistan, palace, Teheran

26-506d.

Baharlus, tribe 16-217C.
Baha ud-Din, Moktana 8-604a;

8-605a.

— uddin Walad 23-850c.

— ullah 3-94d.
Bahawalgarh, India 14-376

(E-F4).
Bahawalpur, India 14-376

(D-E5); 3-210a.
— , canal, India 26-171a.
BAHAWALPUR, state, India

3-209d ; language 16-80c.
Bahcisarai, Buss. : see Baku

chi-Sarai.

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instructions given on Page I.

Bahe, Bur. 14-376 (Q8).
Bahia, Bol. 4-167 (Al).
BAHIA (Sao Salvador), Braz.

3-210c ; 4-440 (K5).
— , arch ip., Carib.S. : see Bay

Islands.
BAHIA, state, Braz. 3-210a

4-440 (H4) ; 4-458b ; dia

monds 8-160b, 25-488d

minerals 5-307C, 18-356a

18-692C.
BAHIA BLANCA. Arg. 3-

210d; 2-462 (D4).

— Blanca, Bol. 4-167 (C2).

— Creek, riv., Bol. 4-167b.

— de Caraquez, EC. 8-911 (A2).

— de la Ascension : see As-
cension, bay.

— Honda, Cu. 7-595 (Bl) ; 7-
604d.

— Honda, Fla. 10-540 (E7).

— Mazaredo, Arg. 2-462 (C6).

— Ncgra, lake, Bol. 4-167
(D3) ; 4-169c.

— Tarta, Ang. 3-737b.
Ba-Hima, tribe, Af. l-326a;

12-8930 ; distribution 11-
773a, 27-782b, 27-559b ;
language 3-358c.

Bahir 13-174a ; 15-623a.

Bahira, Tun. 27-392b.

Bahira(dict.)3-211a.

Bahlol (king of Delhi) 15-
283a ; 12-713C ; 14-402b.

Bahmani dynasty 7-91 Ic ; 14-
432d ; 3-833b.

Bahman Keiani 15-950d.

Bahna, Rum. 23-826 (A2).

Bahnsen, J. F. A. 18-232c.

Bahnung 25-676b.

Bahr, Hermann ll-799a.

BAHR (diet.) 3-211a. For
compound names as Bahr-
el-Abiad, Bahr Sara, etc. :
see Abiad, Bahr el ; Sara,
Bahr, etc., except as below,
Bahr-el-Ghazal.

BAHHAICH, India 3-211a ;
14-376 (I-K6).

— , dist., India 3-21 la.

Bahrain (Ghaznevid) 14-401b ;
ll-918a ; 24-609b ; litera-
ture under 21-250b.

BAHRAMI.(Sassanid)3-211b;
21-221d.

— II. 3-21 Ic ; 21-222a.

— III. 3-211c.

— IV. 3-211o ; Theodosius 21-
MSd.

— V. 3-21 Ic; 21-223a;
poetrv 19-720a, 21-248b.

— VI. 21-22:ld ; 6-272b.
Bahramabad, Pers. 21-188 (B-

CI).

Bahram-Ghat, India 14-376
(16).

— Khan ' see Bairnm.
Bahrat Antakia, lake, Syr. :

see Ak Deniz.

Bahr-bela-Ma, val., Egy. 9-22
(112); 9-23a.

BAHRDT, KARL FRIEDRICH
3-2 lid.

Bahrein, gulf, Arab. 2-264 (F3).

BAHREIN, isls. 3-212b; 2-
264 (F3) ; 13-694C ; com-
merce 2-262d ; history 2-
2ii. la, 2-266b ; language 2-
287a ; pearl fisheries 21-25c.

Bahr, El, lake, Syr. : see
Ak Denlz.

Bahr-cl-Ghazal, prov., Sudan
26-9(134); 26-llcfoll. ; in-
ternational rivalries l-340c
foil., ll-101c; Mahdism 9-
127b ; Petherick 21-305a ;
Zobeir 28-993a.

— el • Ghazal, riv. bed, Fr.
Congo 11-99 (Al); 1-320
(E3); 5-787b; supposed Nile
connexion 24-805C.

BAHR-EL-GHAZAL, riv.,

C.Af. 3-212d ; 19-693 (B6) ;

19-696b.

Bahrenfeld, Altona l-765b.
Bahrethal, val., Ger. 14-299a.
Babri Mameluke dynasty : see

.Mameluke.
Bahri Nedjef (Wejef), Mesop. :

see Nejef.
Bahr-Sefed Boghazi, Turk. :

see Dardanelles (strait).

— Tubariya, Pal. : see Galilee,
sea of.

Bahsita, Aleppo l-541c.
Baht (coin) : see Tical.
Bahuana, tribe l-330b ; 6-

925a ; language 3-359b.
Bahubalin (saint) : see

Gomata.
Bahula-paksha : see Krishna-

paksha.
Bahuluwang, isl., Mal.Arch.

24-67a.

Bahurutsi, tribe 3-603c.
Bahus, Braz. 4-440 (G6).
BAHUT(dict.)3-213d.
Bahya b. Asher 13-1 74b.
BAHYA B. PAQUDA 3-213d ;

13-173b.

Bai (rel.) 9-55d ; 18-967C.
Baia de arama, Rum. 83-896

(A2).

Baiae. Hung. : see Baja.
BAIAE (Baia), It. 3-214a ;

15-26 (P-E4) ; 15-4 (B6) ;

3-58b ; geology 15-5c ; pis-
cina 2-243 (PI. II.).
— , bay, It. 3-214a.
Baia Malcha : see Haditha.
Baiame (myth.) 2-95 7o; 27-

90a.

Baian (Avar chief) 16-933a.
Baian, Band i, mt., Afg. 13-

331b.

Baiano, It. 15-4 (C6).
Baibars : sec Bibars.
Bai Bureh 25-57a.
BAIBURT, Turk.As. 3-214b ;

2-565 (Bl).
Baid (diet.) 19-380a.
Baidar (Mongol chief) 18-

713c.
Baiilara (Egyptian viceroy) 9-

lOOb.

BAIDAWI 3-214c.
— .Seyyid Ahmed el : see

Bedawi.

Baidu (Mongol Khan) 21-226d.
Baidur, India 14-382 (F13).
Baidyanath, India 14-376

(L-M7).

Baidyas : see Vaidyas.
Bale. Can. 22-724 (D3).
Baiekbak : sec Bayikbeg.
Baiera 20-548a ; 12-7S8d ;

Permian 21-1770 ; Triassio

27-259d.

Baiern : see Bavaria.
Baiersdorf, Gcr. 23-47d.
BAIF, JEAN ANTOINE de 3-

214d; ll-122c; l-575d; 7-

800b.

— , Lazare de 3-215a.
Baigaichi, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(A-B2).

Ilaigan : see Aubergine,
llaigent, Francis J. 26-9.12d.
Baighin, riv., India 4-797c.
Bafines-Ste-lladegoudc, Fr.

10-778 (D5).
Baigneux-les-Juifs, Fr. 10-778

(§4).

Baihak, Pcrs. : see Salzevar.
Baihar, India : see Bchir.
Baiima, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (C5) ;

25-55d.
Baiju (Mongol leader) 13-

11 Id: 25-132a.
Baik, mt., N.G. 19-487 (Bl).
BAIKAL, lake, Russ.As. 3-

215a ; 25-10 (F3) ; 16-90a ;

fisheries 14-796a; train

ferry 24-889b.
— , mts., Russ.As. 3-215d.
Baikalia ll-515d.
Baikal teal 26-486C.
BAIKIE, WILLIAM BAL-

four 3-216a.
Bai-kul, lake, Russ.As. : see

Baikal.

Bail (cricket) 7-437b.
BAB^ (law) 3-216c ; affidavit

l-300d ; 22-958b.
Baila, mt., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

l-84b.
Ba-ila (dialect) : see Mashuku

lumbwe.

Bail Act 1898 3-216cl.
— & ferme (law) 16-159o ; 19-

994b.

Bailak Kibdjaki 6-807d.
Bailan, Turk.As. : see Beilan.
Bail-bond 3-2 17a.
Bail-dock 8-353c.
Baildon, Yorks 28-933 (Bl).
Baildyr-turgai,C.Asia26-303d.
Baile (lit.) 5-631c.
Bailee (law) 3-220d.
BAILEN, Sp. 3-217a; 25-530

(D3) ; capitulation (1808)

3-217a.
Bailer (sand-pump) 4-252c ;

21-319c.

Bailesci, Rum. 23-826 (A3).
Ilaile the Sweet-spoken, Story of

5-628a.
Bailey, F. A. W. : see Douglass,

Fredk.

— , GAMALIEL 3-217a.
— , James 7-7041).
— , Joseph (col.) l-823c.
— , Lilian : see Henschel,

Lilian.

— , Liberty Hyde 7-169c.
— , NATHAN or NATHANIEL

3-217b.
—.PHILIP JAMES 3-217b;

3-77d ; 8-350b.
— , SAMUEL (philosopher) 3-

217c.

— , S. I. (astronomer) 21-583a.
Bailey, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— , Cumb. 9-412 (I-C2).
— , la. 14-732 (El).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E6).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L2).
— , harbour, Wis. 28-740 (F3).
— , isls., Jap. : see Coffin, isls.

Bailey, lake. Me. 17-434 (D3).
— , mt., Wales IS-fio'Jb.
BAILEY (arch.) 3-218a; 5-

477a

" Bailey " (ship) 24-916b.
Bailey & Leetham steamship

Co. 25-860b.

Bailey Co., Tex. 26-690 (El).
Bailey's Harbor, Wis. 28-740

(F3).

Baileys Mills, Ga. 11-752 (E5).
Baileysville, W.Va. 28-500

(B4).

Baileyton, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (II).
Baileyville, Conn. 6-952 (E3).
— , 111. 14-304 (Cl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K-L4).
Bail Gate, street, Lincoln 16-

711a.
Bailgiol, Rainald : see Rainald

Bailgiol.

Bail Hill, mt., Scot. 8-663c.
Bailie (official) 3-218c.
Bailieborough, Ire. 14-744

(D3) ; 5-572d.
BAILIFF 3-218a; assault on

10-62d ; Channel Islands

3-218c, 5-842a; liberty 16-

543c ; manor 17-5~96d ;

village 6-984b : see also

Bailli.
Bailiwick 24-848b ; 3-2 18a ;

6-765C.

Baillamont, Belg. 3-668 (E4).
Baillarger, Jules G. F. 21-

538c.
Bailie, J. B. A. 12-387d ; 7-

179a.
BAILLET, ADRIEN 3-919b ;

11-134C.

Baillet de Latour : see Latour.
Baillcul, Fr. 10-778 (Fl) ;

19-739c; 3-257a.
Bailleux, J. F. E. 28-286d.
Bailli (official) 3-2 18d ; 22-

51 7b ; 18-5830 ; Parlomcnt

20-833c ; procurator 22-

422b : see also Bailifl.
Bailliage d'Aiguillon (tribunal)

l-436c.

Baillie, Cuthbcrt 3-922c.
— , George 12-83a ; 16-M7a.
— , LADY GRIZEL 3-219c ;

26-872a.

— , JOANNA 3-2190 ; 8-531d.
— , John 16-555b.
— , Matthew 18-52b ; 24-

1014b.

— , Neil 14-442d.
— , ROBERT (conspirator) 3-

220b.
— , ROBERT (divine) 3-220a ;

22-289b.
— , Robert (tapestry maker)

26-406C.

— AThomas 9-756c.
— , William (col.) 3-315c ; 14-

410a; 14-33b.
— , William (gen.) 12-413C ;

12-418b ; 28-332C.
— , William (judge) 3-922c.
Baillie, isls., Can. 5-100 (Dl).

Jervis-wood : see
Robert (conspira-

Baillie of

Baillie,

tor).

Baillieston, Scot. 6-603d.
BAILLY, JEAN SYLVAIN 3-

220c ;10-H.-,2d ; 15-117d.
Bailly, Fr. 10-778 (A6).
BAILMENT (in law) 3-220d ;

agistment l-377b ; break-
ing bulk 4-475a ; mandate

17-559b ; pledge 21-835a ;

possessory rights 22-173d ;

stoppage in transitu 16-

597d\
Bailo (in diplomacy) : see

Baylo.

Bailor (law) 3-220d.
Bails, Benito 14-596b.
Bailul, Aby. : see Beilul.
Bailundo, Ang. 6-923 (B6) ;

dist, 2-39d.
BAILY, EDWARD HODGES

3-221a; 24-500b.
— , F. G. (physicist) 9-230d ;

17-350C.
— , FRANCIS (astronomer) 3-

221b ; 2-78a ; 12-387d.
— , Francis (printer) 19-515b.
— , WILLIAM HELLIER 3-

221c.
Baily, Cave & Co., bankers :

see Bank of Bristol.
Baily's beads 8-888c ; 3-221b.
Bain, Alexander (inventor)

clocks 6-548d; log 16-

864d.
— , 'ALEXANDER (philos

opher) 3-221d ; action 2Z-

553b ; aesthetics l-288c ; l)e^

lief 22-598b ; desire 22-

589c; innervation 22-563c;

mental association 2-78flb ;

presentations 22-557d ;

sensation 22-560d.
— , ANDREW GEDDES 3-

222d.
— , F. W. 18-250d.

Bain (miniature painter) 18-

527c.
Bain, FT. : see Bain-de-

Bretagne.

— , riv., Lines. 9-416 (II. G3).
Baina-Bashta, Scrv. 24-686

(AS).
Bainaiuka, Bosn. : see Ban-

jaluka.

Bainath athrawatha 18-I80b.
Bainbridge, Christopher 26-

lOOd.

— , JOHN 3-222d.
— , WILLIAM 3-223a; l-848a;

27-291a.

Bainbridge, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D5).
— , Mich. 18-372 (1)7).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , O. 20-26 (D6J.
— , Pa. 21-106 (15).
— , Yorks. 9-412 (I-D4).
— , isl., Wash. 28-354 (A4).
" Bainbridge " (ship) 24-917a.
Bainbrigge, Thomas 18-48 la.
Bain-de-Brctagne, Fr. 10-

778 (D4); battle (845):

see Ballon.
BAINDIR (Bainder), Asia M.

(Aiclin) 3-223b ; 2-7CO (B3).
— , Asia M. (Kastamuni) 2-760

(E2).

BAINES, EDWARD (journal-
ist) 3-223b ; 19-564a.
— , Sir Edward 3-223o ; 7-

282b.

— , Matthew Talbot 3-223c.
— , Thomas 23-264b ; 25-

474d.
— , R. v. 14-5090.

— (Mary), R. v. 7-456b.
Bainet, Hai. 12-824 (A2) ; 12-

824d.
Bain-gol, riv., Tibet: see

Bayan-gol.

BAINI, GIUSEPPE 3-223d.
Bains de Baguoles, Fr. 10-778

(D3).

— les Bains (en Vosges), Fr.
10-778 (114) ; 28-214b.

Bainville,Mont.l4-276(G-IIl).
Baioarii, tribe : see Baiouarii.
Baiocasses, tribe 3-555c.
Baiocassinus Pagus, dist., Fr. :

see Bessin.

Baiohari, India 14-376 (18).
Baios : see Baeus.
Baiouarii (Baiewarii), tribe

3-545a ; 26-20d ; ll-831c ;

duke of ll-832c ; laws 11-

775d.
Bairagnia, India : see Bhair-

aguia.

Bairaktar (diet.) 18-770d.
Bairam, Pers. 10-190b.
BAIRAM (festival) 3-223d.
Bairam Ali Khan, C.Asia 18-

176b.
Bairamich (Bairamitch), Asia

M. 27-31 4d.

— plain, Asia M. : see Sa-
monian plain.

Bairam Khan l-454b.

— Pasha, Kars 15-683a,
Bairat, India 14-624b.
Baird, Andrew Wilson (physi-
cist) 26-946a.

— , Chattel Washington 3-

224d ; 22-293C.
— , SIR DAVID 3-224a.
— , HENRY MARTYN 3-224C.
— , JAMES 3-221(1 ; 6-603o.
— , Robert 3-224c.
— , SPENCER FULLERTON

3-224d ; 20-309d ; 3-975a.
Baird, Miss. 18-600 (B2).
— , Mont. 14-276 (C2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (C5).
— , Tex. 26-69" 'H3).
— , mts., Alsk. 1-472 (E2) ;

l-474a.
Baird & Co., Messrs. William

6-585b.
Bairdia 7-556d ; 5-311d ; 20-

237d.

Bairdiidae 9-658b.
Baird Lectures 3-224d.
Bairdsto\vn, Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , O. 20-26 (C2).
Baire, R. (mathematician) 11-

307c.

Baireuth, Ger. : see Bayreuth.
Bairma, riv., India 14-376

(H8-7); 7-790a.
BAIRNSDALE, Viet. 3-225b ;

28-38 (D2).
Bairn's Part (law) : see Le-

gitim.

Bairnwort : see Daisy.
Bairo (Ba-Iro), tribe l-330b ;

27-559a.

Bairro Novo, Port. 10-334c.
Bairros, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Bairu.sia (Berasia), dist., India

8-142C.

Bairut, Pal. : see Beirut.
Bais, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
— , P.I. 21-392 (D6).
Balsa Bol 19-115a ; 21-355b.

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70

•••0. Herrmann BO- :

I...-, r., . Jr. 10-. .- ,1 ....

Ldlv4 India 10-37 M.
IP»!ll*H!«« nH-rt a*-

13-4Md.
74.

> 10-483<L

.lia 14-381

.'.

.India 14-376 (13).
I4b.

GEORO3-

:> (monk)0-737c.
BAIL'S. MICHAEL 3-225C.
Ualu<t»ril. tni..': let Bal-
ou..

. Bra*. 4-440 (IS).
. IsL. Mad.Ifc 17-281

!Prera. 10-100a.

rlr., tan. 4-600

,tritx>M-lR4b.

U) 3-2SSd;
Bib.

Baja. fu. 7-.'.»^ (Al).

i-

•t.. CaL : art Lower Call-

rola,

Bajada. Arg. : aw Parana.
- de Santa Fe, Arg. : tee

Santa Fe.

— iiran.1.-. An.-. 2O-7660.
Balalua25-720c.
Bai*|xire. India: trr IHJapur.
Ba. aur, dUt., India : trt
Tajour.

,ua, tribe 4-163a.
•si (sultan) : trt liayeztd.
***- AidaM. : trr Bayazld.
g. 1-3090,

k (of Bagdad) 15-696d.

llajibo. Nig. 1-3301..

', tribe 25-3(iOb.

E

iiulra. \lg_. IS-.;.; 1.

19-

Rao I. 3-.ll".-
'•Ob.

— Rao II. 4-12b; 12-749* ;
14-41 la.

Bajkam 5-.M.1.

BAJOCIAN 3-225d ; ll-670c ;

l.»-.«0b. Nrr alto Inferior

Oolite.

Bajnmatra, Turk. A-.. 5-31b.
BAJOUH. .I'-i . I ndia 3-226a ;

2-741c: 14-397d.
BaJra (BaJree. Cumbu) 18-

4«8a ; 14-390b ; 17-289d.
BaJungUnchir. Sum. 20-71

Let 11-773.1.

l alto Balouarli.
BAJZA, JOSEPH 3-226c ; 13-

OtTb.

Bak. int., Cauc. 5-551b.
— , paas, Cauc. 5-552c.

^v.. S.At. 25-466 (D-E8) ;

Bakalrt. tribe 5-330d.
Bakalaharl. tribe 15-63 Sa ;

10-7'.'!
BAKALA1. trilw 3-226c ; 18-

5 lie.

Ba-kamba 3-359C.
Bakangol 19-636b.
Balranrala : tee Bushmen.
Dakar. Bung. : trr Buocari.
Bakaran. nits., Pers. : tee

Bakeran.

Bakarawlya, Egy. : tee Menu-
BakarganJ, dist., India: an

Backergunje.
Bakari (sultan) 28-7 65a.
Bakasekele : trr Bushmen.
Ba-Kavlrondo : tee Kavir-

ondo.

BAKE. JAN 3-226d.
Bakehouses 4-467a ; Roman

Bakel. Hull. 13-588 (C3).

11-. i : 24-

24-.; I in.

Bakenea. Boll. 19-785b.
Bakenlaagte, S.Af. 27-207C.
Bake Oven, Oreg. 20-242 (D

BAKER, SIR BENJAMIN 3-
117a; 4-342h ; 4-549a : Hud
son Rlvor tunnel 27-401b.

— . David 7-4 14a.

var.1 I). 3-229a.

— . Francis 14-193b.

- George 6-682d ; 22-
107h.

— . HENRY 3-227a ; 7-888d.

— , H.-rlx-rt llivreton l-861a
•MOd; 6-311.; 20-5770
valency I7-H471).

— . J. Q. (botanist) 13-87 4d.

— . J. L. (Che:

— . Joseph 28-B48c.

— . Nathaniel Bradley 19-498b

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Baker. Pa*.: .« Baker. Vai«,. BakhUari. ; pl^l^t^-IM Bajab.., gintt. MaLA«*.

(A

BAGN-BALB

:-•:• .

torl.l

20-iaii. 27-.V
— , Hbirlry 27-1

» ) 23-4040.
•COMAS 3-:
—, VALENTINE* ItakerPMbs)

jjBiu: 9-

— . William (tin 3-111.-.
Baker. 1^.. 17-, I («.'.).
— .Inlrt, Clill. : tre Calon

Inlet.
— , lil.. l'a<-.0. 20-438 (114);

11-178..

— . I.N.. (lilt. 0-1 II.-.
— , lake. Can. S-lilo <K3) : 0-

i.i .
—.lake. M.'. 17-IM

Dl).

— , int., C. At. 23-U17a.
— . mU. Colo. 0-722 (El).
— . int.. Wu^li. 28-:: .1 (1)1) ;

27-()23a; 28-18'Jd; 28-

.1 . ;. .

— , rlv., Cliil. : *rr Las Heras.
— . rlv.. Warti. 28-:i.'.4 (1)1).
Bakeran. niU., 1'en. 3- -.'

4-4710.
BAKER CITY. Oreg. 3-118d ;

20-242 (113).

— Co., Fla, 10-540 (Dl).

— Co.. Oa. 11-751 (B4); 11-
751d.

— Co.. Ore*. 20-242 (113).

— Foreland, Canada 5-160

nj]

BakerhlU. Ala. 1-460 (1)4).

Baker Hill. O. 20-20 (M3).

Baker Holroyd, John : tee
Sheffield. John Baker Hol-
royd. earl.

Baker microscope 18-104
(PI. I.).

Baker Ponds, lakes, N.II. 10-
490 (D4).

Bakers. U.. HanU. 22-132
(map).

— . LU.. Mass. 17-852 (Fl).

— , peak, Colo. 6-722 (Cl).

— , riv., Ark. 2-552 (D3).

— , riv.. N.II. 19-490 (D4).

Bakers' Company 16-81 la.

Baker's Creek, riv., Oa. 11-
751 (D3).

— Dozen. Us.. Can. 5-160(N4).
Bakersneld. Cat. 6-8 (D4).

— . Vt. 10-400 (B2).
Baker's rifle 23-328a.
Baker's rotary blower 3-708b.
Bakers Summit, Pa. 21- 1 (it

(rV.I.
Baker St. & Waterloo Rlr..

Lond. 16-9441) ; 27-409a.
llakerstown. Pa. 21-106 (B-

CD.

BakersvUle, Conn. 0-952 (C2).
— , N.C. 10-771 (C3).
— , O. 20-16 <G4).
— . Pa. 21-106 (D5).
Bakerton. Ky. 15-740 (C4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (F2).
Bakete, tribe 3-29 la ; 6-925a.
BAKEWELL, ROBERT (agri-

culturist) 3-229a; l-395a ;

cattle 5-54()c ; horses 10-

394a; sheep 24-819b.
— , ROBERT (geologist)

-.'.".H,.
BAKEWELL, Derby. 3-229b :

9-410 (II. D:i); geology

8-71a; lead mines 8-72c ;

Saxon remains 8- 7 -'a.

— pudding 3-229t>.
BakewelUa 10-122b ; 71-178c.
Bakhal (family) : tee Backay.
Ba Khamra. Turk.As. 5-42c.
Itakharl7-675a.

Bakliara, C.As. : tre Bokhara.
Bakharz. dlst.. Pers. 15-780c.
Bakhasar. India 14-37« (1)7).
BAKHCHISARAI. RUSH. 3-

229c; 23-874 (I. D4) : 18-

719b; garaite communit)

22-705d.

Bakheswar. riv., India 3-95 7 d
Dakh-fandak, pass, Cauc. 5-

352c.
BAKHMUT, Russ. 3-1190

23-874 (I. Fl).
— , rlv.. Runs. 3-229c.
Bakhojr, riv.. Fr.W.Af. 11-

204 <C3) ; 24-639a.
Bakhta. Russ. As. 25-10 (D

K2).
Bakhtagan. lake. Pen. : tee

Bakhtegan.

Bakhtashltes : nrr Bektash.
Bakhtamar Singh l-775d.
Bakht Bnland 5-683a.
Bakhtegan (Nlriz). lake. Per*.

21-188 (B3); drainage 21

1'JO.t.

3-.. • I .

itlyarl4-i

— Iizaddaula 5-5t%,
BoJDtri : trr Bartrla.
Itakliiiunn. Ludolf : trt Back-

— ran der Brink, R. C. 3-7»7c.

W,

. (poet) t7-486c.

. . ,.:..,-.. , !. \!. .:.: , 1M-

68b.
ilakll, tribe 20-01 4 a.

I Uhuii 4-1.-.71..
llnkin 15-1700.
BAKING 3-229.1 ; 4-465c ;

machinery 4-47 la; meat

7-75d; powders 4-460B.
Bakir (Manommed ul Ba.jlr)

17-413a ; 34-s5Ba.
l;. . 10- . '- I.
Baku- Chal. rlv.. Asia M. 2-760

-.'». ( ttlcus.
Baklrite (Baqlrite). sec-t 17-

u . i.

BAK183-130a; 23-7 la.
llaklt, bay. IM«. 21-301 (B5).
llakkah, Arab. : trr .Mecca,
llakkal. Jap. 15-150 (Ml).
Bakke. Nor. (Buskamd) 19-

804 (C3).

— Nor. (Lister) 19--" I
Bakkevoen. 11. .11. 13- .-- i in ).
Baklansk. Russ. 23-7.'
llakloh. India 14-370 (I
Baknak. pass, Tib. 0-168 (E3).
Baknotan, P. la. 21-392 (A3),
llako. Jap. : sralliogo.
— . rlv.. Nig. 19-678 (C3).
BAKOCZ, TAMAS 3-230a ; 13-

Bakoko. tribe 1-330*.
Bakolod, P.Is. 21-391 (D5).
llakon. P.Is. 21-392 (£4).
Bukone, tribe : tre Bakwena.
llakong, P.Is. 21-392 (D6).
Bakongo. tribe 10-835b ; 6-

924d.

llak..n> I..-1. Hung. 12-748a.
Bakony Wald, mts.. Hung.

3-4 (E3); 3-240d ; 5-383a ;

13-894d.

Bakoor, I'.Is. 21-392 (E2).
Bakorgcl, l.'amer. 5-110 (A2).
Bako8.il, tribe l-330a.
Bakou, caate 5-83c.
Bakow (Bakov), Aus. 3-4 (Dl).
Bakr, t ribo 17-4 1 sa ; 18-6:1 4a ;

18-645a.

Baknibudi (jute) 15-605b.
BAKRI (geographer) 3-230b.
Hakrite, stx-t 17-422d.
Bakaan, riv., Russ. 23-874

(II.C1); 5-553d.
liaksar, India : tee Buzar.
Bakshish. Asia, M. 21-5421).
Baktaerai, Russ. : tee Baku-

ohl-Saral
BAKU, Huss. 3-230b ; 23-874

(II. F3) ; 17-940a ; mud

volcanoes 28-1 8 !)u.
BAKU, govt., Russ. 3-230d ;

23-874 (II. F3); 26-448C,
Ba-Kuandu : trr Bushmen.
Bakuba, Turk.As. 26-305 (F3).
Bakuba, tribe 0-925a ; 6-

Bakud, pt, P.Is. 21-392 (E8).
Bakuena : trr Bakwena.
Ba-Kuise : tre Bushmen.
Bakumbi, Bcl.Cong. 6-923

(C2).

liakumu. tribe l-330b.
Ilakundi, Nig. 19-678 (E3).
Ba-Kundu. tribe 5-lllc; 1-

.-1:111.1 it;, i, i.. i ; 3- ::•:>'•.
BAKUNIN, MIKAIL 3-231a ;

l-9I6c ; 19-688a.
Bakunya. tribe l-330b.
Bakussu, trlb». 6-925a.
Bakuti. tribe l-330b ; language

3-359b.

Bakwa, tribe : tee Bambnte.
Bakwa. Dasht-l, desert, Afg

l-3"7 (B3) ; 12-481).
Bakwa-Zuln : trr Zulu.
Bakwena (Itakwain). tribe 3-

603c ; 5-86 Id ; 27-194a.
Bakwew, tribe l-330b.
BAKWIRI. tribe 3-231c ; dla

lect 3-:i59t>.

Bala, Kan. 15-634 (Fl).
— . Pa. 21-106 (L7).
BALA, Wales 3-tMo ; 9-428

(V. D2) ; 11-298C ; college

3- --'.Hi-. 5-78a.
— , Isl., Mal.Arch. 3-535b.
— .lake, Wales 0-418 (V. Dl)

28-406 (map); 3-231c ; 18

I88b

— . lakes, Egy. 9-40 (Bl).
BALAAM 3-2:11.1 : 19-864d.
Bala Amoclation E-77c.
Balabac. Isl., P.Ia. 21-392

(A7); 21-393b.

438

i).

va, Horn. : n* liala-

klara.
lialarlava Clalma. N.H.W. 19-

3:in .
Balat^laraltussell : tee Rnsmll.

Bwllllaiii llowiird.
Balad. Turk.AH.5-AOa.
Balada 22- 1
Balade. 1'ac.U. 20-438 (M9) ;

19-469C.
— , Isl., Pac.O. : we New

Caledonia.

Balade (rene) : tre Ballade.
BALAOHUHIJ-
llaludl : tre 1JHI, <!,.
Buludliw : trr I)un«. haute.
Baladun. Hamclln de : ttr

llamclin de Baalun.
_ Uaena : tee Hight whale.

— anstralls : trr Black whale.

— blscmreosls : tee Atlaiit.c

Bglt ::'.. , .

— Japonlca 28-370a.

— mrstloetus : tre Greenland
Right whale.

Balaenlcepe : tee Shoe-bill.
llalaenida«5-771a.
Balaenodon 5-7 7 4d.
Balaenoldea : tee Whalebone

whales.
Balaenontera : tre Rorqual.

— borealb) 28-373d.

— longinmua 28- 7 ..I.

— slbbaldl : trr Sibbald's ror
qua).

Balaenopteridae 5-771a.
Balaerica : tee Crowned crane.
Balagaml (Balagamri), India

14-43 Ic.
Balagansk. RUSS.AS. 25- 10

(F3) ; 14-7 96b.
Balagasun, C.As. : tee Kara

korum.
Balaehat, Cen.Pror., India 14-

383 (H-I9).
BALACHAT, dirt.. India 3-

233b ; 14-382 (19) ; 6-681d ;

6-116d.

— , hills, India 14-382 (F-O10).
— , plateau, India 14-382 (G9) ;

4-772a.
Balaghaut, India : tee Bala

Khat.

Balagne, proT., Corsica 7-199c.
llalairny, Louis de 12-793a.
BALAGUER, VICTOR 3-233d ;

28-75d.

Ilalaguer, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
HalaTii, hills, India 3-843d.
Bala Hisaar, fort, Kabul 15-

624d ; 14-413C.
Dalai (Syriac author) 2O-313c
Italait, riv., Bor. 4-681c.
Balaji Avaji 17-67 la.

— Janardhan Bhanu :
Nana Fornavls.

Balak (amir) 3-246b ; 7-S31d
— , king of Moab 19-864d.
Balakhany-Sabunchl-Romany

Rnss. : oil Held 3-230c.
Balnkhna, Rnss. 23-872 (F4)

19-721a.
BALAKIREV, MILI ALEXEI-

vich 3-234a.
BALAKLAVA, Crimea, Russ

3-.':;la ; 23-874 (I.D4)

GenoeBc sottlement 7-450a

Turkish occupation 18-7 1 Hd
Balala, tribe 3-603b : l-330b.
BALALAIKA 3-234d.
Bala limestone 3-230C ; 21-

478c.
Balam, prov., India : trr

Hassan.
Balamban. P.Is. 21-392

(D-E5).
Balamhangan, Isl., Mai. Arch

4-257 (CD; 4-256d ; 4-

261c.

Bnlaml (vizier) 21-249a.
llalamir (Ilnlamber) 13-933a.
Bala Munrhab, Afg. 1-307

(B2) ; 19-3Sa.
Balan, Kr. 24-575 (plan) ; 24

576b.

— , rlT.. India 7-826c.
BALANCE (diet.) 3-234d

bookkeeping 4-227c ; clocks

0-537a, 3-234d, 28-362d

weighing machine 28-468c

18-562d.
Balanrt, La (newspaper): see

Wage, Die.
Balance, The (Zodiac) : *

Ubm.

Balanced conreyer 7-55d.
— pillar (ordnance) 2O--."-'7(l.
Balance escapement O*541c.

BALANCE OF TRADE «-«&b;

ICubbl 0-U0c ; Man

19-11,.

- piston ltV«Mb.

le.

liabneer (flk>) : -' HalUfw.
ftalamrfi^ til mtgtotmi 17-

1 1%33**>

10l4a; .
— oaparilr

Ba!uida!bi{usm. ta-<TI (F-Oo).
llalano. IM»- 21-391 (t>l).
llalangig.. P.Is. 21-391 (K4).
lialancodm U-8«le.
Balanldmr : trr

llalaniliiw 20-407.1.

— nucuni : ire Nut weertL
Balaniln arcrptlaca : «M

HegHg.
Balanjar, Rnsa. f-7»5b ; U-

774c.

Balanogloaaldae S-139e..
BALAMOOIXMOUI 3-»7a ;

27-1040.; mesoderai9-31M:

nerrous srstem. derelop.

'•••

Balanopbora 2- 1 2I>.
lialanopboracoe 10-.'.7Jb.
llalaiuiar, HUM. : trr Balanjar.
Balanta, tribe tt-16»c ; 24-

|40d.
Balantldlum 14-.'.61c.

— coll 0-265d ; 14-55U.
Balantlum 27-loAa.
lialanus : ttt Acorn -

— ainphllrllc- tO-906h.

— bnprorlsns 2O-908c.

— psltUctM : tee Pico.
Balspulang, Jara 15-284 (Ct) ;

15-2»0a.
Balapur. India 14-382 (G9);

0-191c.

llalaramn 19-102a : 13-5 II a.
BALARD, ANTO1NE JEROME

3 2:il»b ; 6-256a ; 20-K»3a.
Balart, Fedcnco 25-588d.
Balaruc. r r. 18-.',19d.
Balas : tre Balash.
Balasaghun (Bala Saknn), C

Asia : tee Karakonun.
Bala Bamac, Bosnia: «M

Bosna Semac.
Balasan. P.Is. 21-391 (D5).

— , rlr., India 7-833d.
Balasana, Cameroon 5-110

(B4).
BALA SERIES 3-230C ; 20-

237c : ll-670d ; l-45*c.

Srr alto Caradoc group.
Balaoh (Parthian kings) : tet

king) 3-
239c ; 21-223a.
Balashkert.Pen.21-Siec; 21-
llSd.

Balashor. Rnss. 23-871 (F5) ;

|. ,.,;!.,! oi, 24--:' I'.l..
Balasmor, state, India 23-

BALASORE. India 3-239d ;
14-382 (M9) ; 14-406C.

— , dint.. India 3-239d.

I, , - rAi 11- 7M ; 2S---lr.
BALASSA, BAL1NT 3-240b;

13-926C.
Balassa-Gyarmat, Bung. 3-4

(F2).

Balasur, India : trr Balasore.
Balata, Pal. 24-81 7a.
Balata (gutta percha) 12-7 44c ;

12-677d ; 27-28ia.
Bala. Tana. lal.. Sum. 26-73b

(A3) ; 2O-73b.
Balati. Br.E.Af. 4-fiOl (B3).
Balatiuo. Sic. l-424d.
Balaton, Si inn. 18-550 (B6).
BALATON, lake. Bong., «-

210.1 : 3-4 (E3) ; geology

2-97 Id.

Balatonfured, Hung. 13-898d.
Balatnn-Szent-Grorgy, Bung.

3-4 (£3).
Balatschani, Rnsa. : tee Balak-

hany-Sabunchl-Romany.
Balattttion 't Admtrurr( Bro wn-

lng)l-519a ; 4-673c.
Balawan. P.U. 21-391 (C2).

— . Sum. 20-71 (Al) : 20-73C.
Balawat (ruins), Mesop. 2-

375b ; gates 8-410a.
BALA VAN, P.Is. 3-240d ; 21-
392

— , bay. I'.I*. 21-392 (E3).
Bala*. Alexander 13-928b.
Balazote, riv., Sp. 25-530

(D3).

Balbec. Ind. 14-422 (G3).
Balbeggie, Hrot. 24-418 (£2).
Balbegno, castle, Scot. 1O-

298a.
Balbek. Turk.As. : tee Baal-

bek.
Balbes, Louis Berton dos : set

Crillon.

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71

BALBI-BALQ

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

BALBI, ADRIAN 3-240d.

— , Eugenic 3-241a.

— , Josephine L. de Caumont,

countess of 17-47b.
— , Pierre l-S2Jb.
Balbi, ml., Pac.O. 20-436

(H-I8) ; 25-364C.
Balbi, palace, Venice, 2-412a.
Balbiaui, E. G. 7-714b ; 13-

426b.
Balbiania l-591d ; 9-3S7c ;

9-3880.

Balbill.i 12-499C.
Balbinus (emperor) 17-926b.
BALBO, CESARE3-241a; 14

912b ; 15-JOd.
— , Niccol6 9-J41d.
BALBOA, VASCO NUNEZ DE

241c.

Balboa, Cal. 17-13a,
— , Pan. 20-666d.
Balbodh. India 17-671a.
BALBRIGGAN, Ire. 3-242a ;

14-744 (EJ); geology B-

618a.

Balbriggan hose 3-242a.
BALBU3 (family) 3-242a.
— , Gaiu3 Nqrbanus : see Nor

banus, Gaius.
— , L. CorneKus (major) 3-

242b ; 8-494d.
— , L. Cornelius (minor) 3-

242b ; ll-916a.
— , M. Acilius 3-212a.
— , M. Atius 3-242a.
— , Q. Antonius 3-242a.
— , Q. Marius, inscr. 14-636a.
— , T. Ampins 3-242:i.
Balby, York,'. 9-416 (II. E3) ;

8-412a.

Balcanquhal, Walter 24-448c.
Balcaranensis : see Saturn.
Balcarce, A. Gojizalez 4-175b.
Balcarce, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
Balcarres, A. Lindsay, 1st earl

7-385c.
— , A. Lindsay. 6th earl 7-

385d.
— , Colin Lindsay, 3rd earl

7-385c; 24-45 !b.
— , J. Lindsay, jth earl 7-385C.
— , J. Lindsay, 7th earl : see

Crawford, James Lindsay,

24th earl.
Balcarres House, Fifeshire 3-

409d.

'Balcirres papers 16-o57d.
Balcescu, X. 23-848a.
Batch, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
Balclitehie group 5-300b.
•Balclutha, N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
Balcnock. mt., Scot. 24-413

(B2); 8-660b.
Balcom, 111. 14- 104 (C6).
Balcombe, Sus. 9-424 (IV. B4).
Balcomie, Lord 23-761a.
Balcomie, cistle, Scot. 7-362c.
BALCONY 3-242C ; of minaret

18-50 Ib.

Bald, isl., Anstr. 2-960 (B6).
— . mt., Cil. (Fresno) 5-8 (D3).
— , mt.. Oil. (Lassen) 5-8 (CD.
— , mt., Cal. (Placer) 5-8 (C2).
1 — , mt., CaL (Sta. Barbara)

5-8 (D4).

— , mt., Cal. (Shasta) 5-8 (Cl).
— , mt., Can. 19-465 (Bl) : 19-

464c.
— , mt., Colo. (Delta) 6-722

(C2).
— , mt,, Colo. (Larimer) 6-722

(El).

— , mt., Colo. (Teller) 21-602-1.
— , mt., Ida. (Elmore) 14-276

(B4).
: — , mt., Ida. (Shoshone) 14-

276 (A2).
• — , mt., Mass. (Berkshire) 17-

852 (Al).
— , mt., Mass. (Franklin) 17-

852 (Bl).
— , mt., Mass. (Worcester) 17-

• 852 (D2).

— , mt., }Ie. 17-434 (D2).
— , mt., (J. 20-26 (EG).
— , mt., Pa. 21-106 (L3).
— , mt., R.I. (Kent) 23-249

(B2).
<— , mt., R.I. (Providence) 23-

249 (Bl).
• — , mt., R.I. (Washington) 23-

249 (B2).
— , mt., Vt. (Bennington) 19-

490 (A6).
— , mt., Vt. (Rutland E.) 19-

490 (B4).
— , mt., Vt. (Rutland W.)

19-490 (A4).
— , mts., N.C. and Tenn. 19-

772 (12); 19-771b.
Baldacchino (archit.) : see

Baldaquin.

Baldaeus, Philip 12-160d.
Baldaino, Braz. 4-440 (A6).
Baldak, fort, Afg. 14-376

(A-B4).

Baldamns, A. C. E. 7-609a.
Baldaquin 6-352c ; 12-201b ;

- 27-576a ; 28-452b.
Baldasseroni, G. 16-462b.

Baldaya, Affonso Goncalvez

13-296C.

Baldbluff, 111. 14-304 (B2).
Bald Butte, mt., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Bald chimpanzee 6-166b ; 22-

329a.

— coot : see Coot.

— cypress : gee Swamp cypress
BALDE, JAKOB (Latinist) 3-

242c.
— , Johann Jakob (Jesuit

father) 14-187d.
— , Philip : see Baldaeus.
Bald Eagle, Pa. 21-106 (F4).

— Eagle, mt., Pa. 21-106
(G4).

Bald eagle (zool.) 8-790c.
Bald Eagle Creek, riv., Pa.

21-106 (G4).

Baldegg, Switz. 26-242 (E2).
— , lake, Switz. 17-96d.
Baldeh, ruins, Pal. 24-15c.
Baldelli-Boni, Count 22-1). 1.
Baldenburg, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
BALDER (son of Odin) 3-

242d ; 18-6160 ; 19-142b.
Balder, riv., Yorks. 9-412 (I.

D3).
BALDERIC (author) 3-242d.

— (bishop of Utrecht) 27-
825d; 27-823d.

Balderich of Bourgueil : see

Baudry of Bourgueil.
Baldernock, Scot, 18-478O.
Baldersby, Yorks. 9-416 (II.

El).
Balderschwang, Ger. 26-242

(12).
Balderstone, Lanes. 16 • 139

(Cl).
Balderton, Notts. 9-416 (II.

F3); 19-828C.
Baldface, North Mt., N.H. :

see North Mt. Baldface.
— , South Mt., N.H. : gee

South Mt. Baldface.
Bald-headed eagle : see Bald

easle.
Bald Hill Creek, riv., N.Dak.

19-780 (F2).
BALDI, BERNARDINO 3-

243a; 13-924C.
— , Ottavio : see Wotton, Sir

Henry.
BALDINGER, ERNST GOTT-

friod 3-243a.

Baldmi. Giovanni 26-1015a.
BALDINUCCI, FILIPPO 3-

243b.

Baldir Augustus l-360a.
Baldisscra, Antonio l-94b ;

Eritrea 15-73d, 15-78a, 15-

78c.
Bald Knob, Ark. 2-552 (D2).

— Knob, W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

— Mountain, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
BALDNESS 3-243b ; racial

distinctions 12-823d ; ring-
worm 23-352a ; seborrhoea
24-5681).

Baldo, mt., Alps l-747a ; 11-
190c.

Baldock, Herts. 9-424 (IV.
B3) ; church 13-400b ;
geology 13-398C ; popula-
tion 13-399b.

Baldongan Castle, mansion,
Ire. 14-744 (E3).

Baldoon, Can. 24-61 Id.

BALDOVINETTI, ALESSIO 3-
243c ; 4-308C.

Baldoyle, Ire. 14-744 (E5).

Bald Pate, mt., Mass. (Essex)
17-852 (El).

— Pate, mt.. Mass. (Middle-
sex) 17-852 (A-B4).

Bald-pate : see Wigeon.
Baldred, St 3-498a.

— (king of Kent) l-292a.
Baldrianic acid 27-859b.
BALDRIC 3-244b.

Ualdrs Draumar : see Veg-

iamskvida.
Baldshuan, Russ.As. 14-376

(C-D1).
Bald Sunapee, mt., N.H. 19-

490 (C-D5).
Balduecio da Pisa, Giovanni

di 18-438d.
Balduinstein, castle, Ger. 16-

80b.
BALDUINUS, JACOBUS 3-

244b.

— , Justus 22-158a.
Baldung, Hans : see Griin,

Hans Baldung.
Baldus de Ubaldis, A. 3-244c.

— de Ubaldis, Petals (1335-
1400) 3-244C.

— DE UBALDIS, PETRUS
(1327-1406) 3-244b.

Baldwin I. (of Flanders) 10-
478c ; Arras 2-646a ; Tour-
nai 27-104d.

— II. (of Flanders) 10-478c ;
ll-294b ; 4-679a.

— III. (of Flanders) 10-478d ;
7-329d ; 8-681b.

— IV. (of Flanders) 10-478d ;
16-685d.

Baldwin V. (of Flanders) 10-
478d; 13-274d; 13-606c.

— VI. (of Flanders) 10-479a ;
12-332b ; 18-739C.

— VII. (of Flanders) 10-479a.

— VIII. -(of Flanders) 10
479c; ll-920a; 13-2SOb.

— IX. (of Flanders) : see
Baldwin I. (of Romania).

— VI. (of Hainaut) : see Bald
win I. (of Romania).

— I. (pf Jerusalem) 3-245b ;
Alexius I.'s appeal 7-526a ;
Daniel of Kiev 7-808b ;
Egypt 9-97c ; Jeziret Far-
aun l-453d ; Tailored 26-
394c ; Templars 26-591b.

— II. (of Jerusalem) 3-246a ;
26-3940.

— III. (of Jerusalem) 3-246b ;
Ascalon 2-716b.

— IV. (of Jerusalem) 3-247a ;
22-935b.

— V. (of Jerusalem) 3-247b ;
22-935b.

— I. (of Romania) 3-244c ;
2-698d ; 23-517a.

— II. (of Romania) 3-245a :
23-8100 ; ll-567b.

— (de Brioniis) 20-55b.

— (arenbp. of Canterbury) 4-
617a; 28-263a.

— (de Clare) : see Clare,
Baldwin de.

— (sheriff of Devon) 6-423d.

— (of Insula) 7-447b.

— (of Luxemburg) 27-269b.

— (of Mons) : see Baldwin VI
(of Flanders).

— (de Redvers) : see Devon,
Baldwin de Redvers, earl of.

— (archbp. of Trier) ll-846d.
— , Abraham 12-692b.

— , Charles 19-560a.

— , E. (explorer) 21-952a.

— , Edward (writer) : see God-
win, William.

— , Henry 16-783b.

— , JAMES MARK 3-247b.

— , Joseph G. l-841b.

— , Loammi 28-767d ; 5-945c.

— , Lorraine 7-444a.

— , Matthias William 21-368d ;
locomotive of 22-821C.

— , ROBERT3-247c; 20-117a.

— , Roger S. 6-957d.

— , William 8-432C.

Baldwin, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— , Ark. 2-552 (Al).

— , Colo. 6-722 (C3).

— , Fla. 10-540 (El).

— , la. 14-732 (G2).

— , 111. 14-304 (C5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (113).

— , Kan. 15-654 (G2); 15-658a.

— , La. 17-54 (A7).

— , Md. 17-828 (F-G1).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E6).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (D2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (C3).

— , Pa. : see Steelton.

— , Wis. 28-740 (A4).

— , mt., Vt. 19-490 (D2).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (B5).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (C2).
Baldwin company engine 25-

Baldwin Creek, riv., Vt. 19-

490 (A-B3).
Baldwin Municipal Act 20-

115a.
Baldwin's Gardens 24-lSOc.

— phosphorus 4-972a ; 21-
477a.

Baldwinsville, Mass. 17-852

(C2); 17-857C.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Baldwyn, Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
Baldwyn's Castle, Wales 18-

785c.

Baldy, Colo. 6-722 (E4).
— , mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (E2) ;

19-520d.

— , mt., Tex. 26-690 (C5).
BALE, JOHN 3-248a; 14-

775a ; Barclay attacked 3-

393c ; lives of English

writers 3-953c.
Bale, Switz. : see Basel.
Bale, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(Oo).

BALE (diet.) 3-249a; hay
13-109b.

Balea 11-526C.

Baleares, Medit. : see Bale-
aric Is.

BALEARIC, isls., Medit. 3-
249a ; 25-530 (F3-G2) ;
ancient 23-648 (C3-2), 25-
531d ; Carthaginians 5-
428b ; Charlemagne 5-
893b ; dynasties 25-571c ;
geology 27-259a, 27-259c ;
language 25-573b ; Pisan
expedition 21-644a ; trade
with Romans 3-249d.

Balearic Basin, Medit. 19-
974a.

Balearis Major, is]., Medit. :
see Majorca.

Balearis Minor, isl., Medit. : see

Minorca.

Baleato, Andres 21-268d.
Bale breaker 7-302c.
Bale C'ampagne, Switz. : see

Basel Lanoschaft.
Baleen : see Whale-bone.
Baleful (diet.) 3-249a.
Baleine, Can. 5-224d.
Baleines, pt., Fr. 10-778 (D4) ;

lighthouse 16-649.
lialek Pulau, Str.S. 21-84c.
Balekun. mt., Tib. 6-168

(G2).

Balen, Hendrick van 27-8S7d.
Bale opener 15-607b.
Balcphuill, bay, Scot, 27-549c.
Baler, P.Is. 21-392 (C3).
— , bay, P.Is. 21-392 (C3).
Baler (hay-making) 13-109b.
Balerno, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;

8-946a.

BALES, PETER 3-250a.
liulesli, Port. : see Elvas.
Italesius : see Bales, Peter.
Bale sling 15-875d.
lialestier, Wolcott 15-826b.
Balestilla : see Back-staff.
Baleswar, riv., India : see

llarinffhata.
Balete, P.Is. 19-594a.
Bale Ville, Switz. : see Basel

Stadt,

Half (Wolfs), Hung. 25-429C.
BALFE, MICHAEL WILLIAM

3-250b.

Balforeus: see Balfour, Robert.
Balfour, Sir Andrew 19-65c ;

8-939d.
— , ARTHUR JAMES 3-250d ,

chief secretary for Ireland

14-785a, 14-788b, 14-788a;

Joseph Chamberlain 5-

81 7a; metaphysical views

18-2o2b ; prime minister

9-582d ; Salisbury ministry

9-579C ; scepticism 24'

308d, 26-7 56d.
—.FRANCIS MAITLAND 3-

254d ; Chordata 27-1048b ;

embryology 9-327d, 14-

252a ; origin of vertebrata

27-1050c ; polyp and med

usa 14-1 1 Ho.
— , Sir George 24-799d.
— , Gerald William 3-252a ;

14-786d.

— , Sir Gilbert 20-280d.
— , Capt. Henry 28-746h.
— , Henry 9-668a.
— , I. Bayley 25-356a.
— , SIR JAMES (antiquary)

3-255a ; 19-65c.
— , SIR JAMES (judge) 3-255b;

24-4461) ; 24-537b.
— , ROBERT (philosopher) 3-

— , Sir William 12-410c.
Balfour, Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (D2).
—.Utah 27-814 (Bl).
— , mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (Fl).
— , mt., Tas. 26-438 (Al).
Balfour castle, mansion, Scot.

20-280C.
Balfour of Burleigh, baron:

Scottish seat 6-417a.

— of Burleigh, Alexander
Hugh Bruce, baron 3-255d ;
Balfour ministry 3-252a ;
commission on local taxation
26-461a ; commission on
water supply 16-947a ; re-
signation 3-252c.

— of Burleigh, Robert Balfour,
baron 12-411d.

Balfrin, int., Alps 26-242 (D4) ;

l-743b.
Balfron, Scot. 24-418 (C2) ;

geology 25-928a.
Balfrush, Pers. : see Bar-

furush.

Balgay, mt., Scot. 8-675b.
Balgcdie, Scot. 24-418 (E2).
Balgowan house, mansion,

Scot. 18-298c.
Balgowlah, N.S.W. 26-278

(Cl).
Balgownie, Brig o', Scot. 1-

49a.
Balgownie Castle, mansion,

Scot. 16-494a.
Balgray, reservoir, Scot. 12-81

(map) ; 23-98d.
ALGU

12a.

BALGUY, JOHN 3-255d ; 14-

Balhaf, Arab. 2-264 (F6) ; 12-
799c.

Balham, dist., Lond. 16-938
(B3) ; 25-1006d ; 28-303b.

Balhamie, mt., Scot. 3-75b.

Balhara (Vallhaba) 4-189a.

Balholm, Nor. 25-345C.

Bali (runes) 24-295a.

Bali, Came?. 5-110 (A3).

BALI, isl., Mai. Arch: 3-256b ;
17-466 (C-D4); agriculture
3-356b ; Balinese in Lom-
bok 16-936b ; freshwater
fishes 14-269d.

Bali, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2).
— , str., Mal.Arch. 15-284 (F3);

15-284c; 3-256b.
Bali, tribe l-328d ; 1-330O.

— (language) 25-9a.
Balia (chiel) 19-636b.
Balia, Asia M. 3-256(1.

Balia (Italian magistracy) 18-

32c.
Balia Maden, Turk.As. 2-760

(B3) ; 2-758d.
Bali and Lombok, resid., Mai.

Arch. 17-466 (Bl and D4).
Baliapatam, India : see

Azhikal.

Baiich, riv., Asia : see Belikh.
Balieuatro, isls., P.Is. 21-392

(E4).
Bali-dagh (Honey mount),

mt., Turk.As. 13-655c.

— Dagh (ruins), Asia M. : see
Bunarbashi.

Balid ez Zenj, E.Af. : see

Zanzibar, sultanate.
Balieira, pt.,Port. 25-530 (A4).
BALIKISRI, Asia M. 3-256d ;

2-760 (C3).
Balik Papan, Bor. 4-257 (C3) ;

4-258c7
Balin and Balan (Tennyson)

26-633C.

Bali Nayaran (raja) 7-837b.
Balinas (the sorcerer) 12-868d.
Baling (cotton) 7-302a.
Balinga, Camer. 5-110 (A3).
Balingasag, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
Balingen, Ger. 11-808 (B4).
Balintang, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(B2).

— Channel, P.Is. 21-392 (A-
B2J.

BALIOL (family) 3-257a ; 19-
755b.

— , Alexander de 3-257c ; 3-
410d.

— , Bernard de 3-257a ; 24-
433a; 26-593a.

— . Edward de (king of Scot-
land) 3-257b ; crowned 24-
437a; England's aid 9-510c:
Stirling castle surrendered
25-927a.

— , Guy de 3-257a.

— , Ingelram (Engelram) de 3-
257b.

— , JOHN DE (king of Scot-
land) 3-257C ; history of
reign 24-434c ; relations
with England 9-496b.

Balionycteris 6-241d.

Balipara, India 14-376 (P6) ;
forest reserve 7-837b.

Bali Peak, Mal.Arch. : see
Agung, Gunung.

Balira del Orien, riv., Andorra
l-966a.

Balire, riv., Andorra : see
Gran Balira.

Balis, Syr. : see Barbalissus.

Bali-soor 5-374a.

Balista : see Ballista.

Balistes : see File-fish.

Balistidae 26-546a.

Balistres, pass, Fr. 22-689b.

BALIUAG, P.Is. 3-258a ; 21-
392 (El).

Balize, B.Hond; : see Belize.

— , country : see British Hon-
duras.

Balj b. Bishr 5-37c.

Baljik Hissar, Asia M. 21-544a.

Baljon 3-884d.

Balk, Hermann 15-896d.

Balk : see Baulk.

Balkan, mts., Bulg. 4-773 (B2);
4-772d ; fauna and flora
4-774b ; former continuity
9-911a; geology 4-773d;
hot springs 4-774a.

BALKAN, pen., Eur. 3-258a ;
Austria-Hungary's policy 3-
25b ; brigandage 4-564d ;
history 3-260c ; inquisition
14-593d; San Stefano
Treaty 3-790b ; sin-eating
25-147a ; surveys 17-651b ;
village communities 28-69b.

— , Great, mts., Russ.As. 27-
420 (B4).

— , Little, mt., Russ.As. ; 27-
420 (B4).

BalkAny, Hung. 3-4 (G3).

BALKASH, lake, RUBS. As.
3-262a ; 27-420 (E3) ; 24-
617c ; 12-168C.

BALKH (Bactra, Zainaspa),
Afg. 3-262a; 1-307 (Dl);
Antiochus the Great 24-
604d ; Barmecides 3-407a ;
Ephthalites 9-680a ; Mos-
lem capture 5-28c ; Zoro-
astrianism 20-422b.

— , prov., Afg.Turkest. l-319c.

— , riv., Afg. l-308b.

Balkhan (Krasnovodsk), bay,
Caspian Sea 5-453b.

Balkhash, lake, Russ.As. : see
Balkash.

Balkhi (Abu Zaid ul Balkhi)
14-221d; ll-624b.

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Borrn !•;•:• ; Alia* ml*.

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•••

.11.11111 14-1310.

•

i't-490 (B6).

IBUPM: cla*loali 11-4461.,

Ball. Tli.-. int.. Vt. 19-1.. '

Balla. Ire. 14-744 (11.1); 17-

MTb.
Ballaarat, Auxtr. : «re Ball*

rat.
Ballabba Aeharya : tee

iMia Aooarya.

BallarhuliKh. Soot. 24- 1 1 J

12-llUd: alato

: rtoa 1-4S6.1. 84-4154.

ry. Scot. 1-3224.

•inlnil. 25-379 (D6)

BALLADE (verse) S-264u ;

Deacbainp* 8-90d ; Gower

lf-299c; Villon 28-88b.

BoOodr nux Kit/ants prrdus

de Banvlllc) 3-264a.
BaUadf of fair Ladiet (Ro«-

•etti) S-164d.

Bull-itl of Reading Gaol (Oscar
Wilde) 28-i;.i:in.

.:•

BALLADS 3-264d ; lire-ton 5-

650(1; Child's collection 6-

135h; Cid 6-362o : Danish

1; dramatized 9-fil 4 1> ;

Dutch 8- ma; English 9-

61 la ; German ll-792a ;

B-629a; Keats 15-

: klephUo 12-524b ;

v 5-o:)9o ; metrical In-

•ice 17-1048d: Robin

1 23-420b: Romanian

23-MUIi ; S.-!iiller 24-315b ;

4-7 14c, 5-639b, M-

627c ; Sir Walter Scott

471.-.

Ballagan, pt.. Ire. 14-744 (E3).

— Burn. riv.. Scot. 24- 1 1^
(Cl-3).

—.Spout of. Soot. 24-118

.1 ;>.

BaUafhaderrecn. Ire. 14-744

, ;,.

— bed* 16-829C.
liallatthki-cn. Ire. 14-744 i K n
Ballahulish, Scot. : tee Balla-

chiillsh.

BallaifTues, Switz. 28-241 (A3),
Ballalas : are Hoysalaft.
Ballala Sena 24-170b.
Ballallan, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
Ballalpur. India S-837b.
Ballum. Higher. Laura. 16-

139 (Bl).

— . Lower. Lanes. 16-139 (Al)
Ballan. Vi.-t.28-:> (El).
BALLANCE. JOHN 3-267d

19"
BALLANCHE, PIERRE

Simon 3-2«8a.

Kail and »ocket Joint 15- is la
BaUangelch, Uuidman of

M6b.
BALLANTINE. WILLIAM 3-

Nft ,
Ballantrae, Scot. 24-412 (C4)

12-, Ib; geology 3-7ib

oyster fishery 20-42Ba.

— KTOUP (gcol.) 3-7 .'>b ; 20
•J :--•,

Ballantyne. Jaiiu-i 15-721b
IS-.-.tl.'ib ; 24-472b.

— . John (l774-1821)15-721b
24-472d.

—.John (1533-1S87): K
Bellencien. John.

— . ROBERT MICHAEL 3

ma

Ballantyne fc Co. (publishers

•4-17 |.-.

Ballan wraaw 28-S39h.
Ballao, Sanl. 15- t (It.'.).
Ballarat. Cal. S-* (K:i).
BALLARAT. Viet. 3-268d

28-38 (B2); climate 2

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BALBI-BALQ

»ol.l I-941d. l-96»4 I

H
• -'... 3-91(1.

.Hi).

capo. NM. 19-I7U (1)3).

i.ik.-. u. \M-. 2-:»;.-

. nil . Ma-. 17-

— . point. Uurwt. 8- 4:1 .".a.

— (V. K). 15-7I"

— Dim n. int., DonoU •-

— Yaks VlBM. 17-852 (1: l
BallanUvlUe. Ky. 15-7 1
:tallari. India : *••• Bollary.
lallary. India 14-331 (KM).
3ALLAST (diet.) 3-169a.
[lallMta (tree. 15-USa.
Hulliite ill. lit.) 14-9034.
BALLATER, Scot. «-160a ;

24- 1 1 '.' ( El).

BaUatrieh. farm. Scot. 3-209b.
llallaiurh. 1 ...' M. 9- II .'

l
llallny. ,\... -I 4- 1. 1 1,1 ;11-IUI

11-1034.
Hall beiinniri S-.'.SOii ; 3-0141..
Hull Club, lake. Minn. 18- • • '

(D3).
Balle, William : tee Ball.

William.
Ballena, gulf, Venez. : tee

Parla,gulf.

— . iM)int, V*. 8-911 (Al).
Ballenas. bay, M.-\. 18-31 8

(112).
Ballenstadt, Siegfried, count

of : tee Siegfried, count of

BallensUtdt.
BALLENSTEDT. Ger. 3-269b ;

Bulleiiy. Jolin21-
Hulleiiy. I-N.. Anturi-. 21-9(11
(ID: 21-'.'

— Land. Antare. 21-961 (F).
Balleroy. Fr. 10-778 (1)3).
Hallerslmch limestone 8-125b.
Halli-hurt-. isl.. .Scot. 24-412

. \ J i.
Ballestero, El, Sp. 25-.'.:!o

(D3).
BALLET 3-269h ; 7-800h ;

tabulae salticae S-I'.N;'. .

madrucal distiiufuished 17-

295d ; Marie Camanto 5-

80b ; rise In 16th cent. 20-

5Mb.
BiilM det Incompiiliblr*, Le

18-663b.
Ilullctta. Alexander 26-266a.

to 25-HMib.
BALL-FLOWER 3-27 Ob ; 18-

934b (tie.).

Ball Ground. Ga. 11-7.12 (Bl).
BALLIA, India 3-27Uo; 14-

376 (K.-L7).
— , di«t., India 3-270c.
Balliana, Eg}-. 9-40 (B2)

9-25e.
Balllastra, dlst., Scot. 24-

855c.

Ballln (cccl.) 18-627b.
BALLINA, Ire. (Mayo) 3-

270c ; 14-744 (B2).
— , Ire. (TIpiH-rary) 14-744

(C,'4); 15-7
— . X.S.W. 19-53S (Gl); 8-

IG'.'a.
Bullinacurra, Ire. : srr Bally

rt'T'lI-.

Balllnafad, Ire. 23-728a.
Ballinatth, Ire. : ace Bellana

Ballinakill. Ire. 14-744 (1)1)

22-7 31r.
Bullinainullaril. Ire. : see

Bcllanamullurd.
Balllnamore, In.-. 14-744 (D2)

16-1040.
Bulliimmurk, Ire. : baUl

(1796) ll-204d.
Ballinascarty, Ire. 14-74

((•:,).
BALL1NASLOE, Ire. 3-270d

14-744 (C3) ; 10-128b ; 14

747d.
Ballinclpuoh Law, mt., Scot

16-136d.

HollincolUg, Ire. 14-744 (C5).
Bullindallix-h, Scot. (Klirin

24-412 (E2).
— , castle, Scot. (Inverness

25-646b.
Ballinderry. rir.. Ire. 14-74

: 19-320a ; 7-76c.
BaUindine. Ire. 14-741
BalllnKarry. Ire. 14-741 id).
Balllngdon. K^-. 9-7^11..
Balllmrer. Tex. 26-C,!i" (i;-ll I)
Balliiurranc Juuetion, Ire. 14

741 (Cl>.

Bo!linlou(th. Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Balllnlulir. Scot. 24-413 (Dl).
llalllnralf. Seot. 19-liSc.
Balllnrohe. Ire. 14-744 (B3)

17-937h.

Ballinrostlar. Ire. 7-1. 19 (map
Ballinaki-Ilie. l.nv. Ire. 14-74

(AS): 15-75Sa.
Balllntemple, Ire. 7-159 (map

Balllntohrr. In.. ( Itowo
i i

.-. (U«ro) 14-744
i

Ullntorob, rlT^ Hoot. 8- J«0a ;
15-<J4da.

lUlllntorr. Soot. S4-411 (El).
Ullaitoy. In. 14-744 (Kit:

2-liSc.
lalllnlra. Ira. 14-744 (CS) ;

H-ll ll>.
Ball.nlrac, Scot. : we Italian-

Ilalh.,1 CoUen, Oxford 2O-
4U7a: t-Mla.

— family : •<•<• llallol.
llulliiitn (Roman KI-IIITI.!) 21-

11 M

i, tab., Peru U-166b.
Hall,- i.i (urnlli-ry) 5-i()4a ;

Haliutlo ooefflotent 9-27 Ic.

— galTanoineter ll-430a.

— methiKl 17-3300.

— pendulum 8-:H)2a.
BALLISTICS 3--.'7i)d ; M-

1 .11.1 : 23-422H.
I :..ll, -til.- 10-s:in; eroalve

action M-217d ; Inrention

19-723d.
Ilallitnre. Ire. 14-744 (E4) ;

15-71)11..

Ualliu. I'leter. 27-891d.
llallliim NVull, Tower of

London 27-lin.l.
Ballivlan. A<1. .Id. 4-1761..
— , Joa64-170a.
Bull mill 20-239b.
Hull Mountain Brook, rlv., Vt.

19-491) (It:.).
Hallooh. Donald 24-430c ; 13-

I92b.
llulloch. Scot. 24-418 (H2) j

8-Uiiub ; in-olo«ry 8-flflOd.
Ballochbulo Forest 4-375c.
Bullochmyle, dist.. Soot. 17-

»04b.
Ballon. Fr. 10-778 (E3) ;

buttle (H4.'i) 10-Sllc.
Ballon d'AUaco, fort, Fr. 3-

..: . I.

— d'Alsace. mt.. FT. 1O-77S
(114); 28-2140; 3-666a.

— de Gebweiler (Guebwiller).
int., GOT. : tee Sulzt-r lid
chen.

— de Servanee. mt., FT. : »f<
Sorranco. Ballon de.

— de Soultz, int., Uer. : tee
Sulzer Bclchcn.

Ballone, riv., Queens.
Balonne.

Buttons du siege de Paris, Let
14Mb.

Balloon. Ark. 2-:.,v.> (B3).

— . Ga. 11-752 (114).

BALLOON (in aeronautic*) 3-
179b; l-.'i'.J.-: i ozwi
]M-rinn-nts 7-;i.'i4(l; dirigiblo
1-JD9U. 14-127d; I)upu>
de Lome's experiments 8-
691b ; Gay-Lussao's obser-
vations ll-.'i I2d ; effects of
hi-.x'lit l-267c ; kite com
pared 15-840c ; meteoro
loitii-ul work 18-280C ; inili
tary l-26.Sa : parachute 20-
".Mid ; in warfare 10-713c.

— frame 5-39 Id.
— • post 22-19:ic.

Ballore, F. de Montcssns de
comte 8-8190 ; 8-821b.

Ballot, C. H. D. Buys: trt
lluys- Ballot law.

BALLOT 3-279b ; 9-17Ic
blanket ballot 9-170d
Greek and Roman 28-2161)
3-.'.7»c ; militin 18-450d.

Ballota 16-4d ; 16-:id.

— (nigrn) : see Black hore
hound.

Ballot Act 3--J>.il.; 14-9d

26-96a.
Ballotsdale, Capo Col. 25-4BI

(F9).

Ballou, Adin 13-683c.
— , HOSEA (d. lS52)3-2S2b.
— , Hosca (d. 1861) 3-2s-_>r.
— , Maturin Murrtiv 3-2-<-Ji-.
Hallowitz. K. 3-976a.
Hall Pond. Conn. 6-952 (A4).
Hall-rare 3-0111..
HalN (chemist) 6-58a.
BallV Bluff. Va. : battle (1861

1-819D.

— Bridiro, Dublin 14-744 (E5)
8-6 19d.

— Ferry. Cal. B-8 (Bl).

— Pyramid, is!.. Pae.O. 20-
436 (E-F8) ; 17-5a.

Bdllstaviken, bay, Swed. 25

935 (Al).
Ballston. Ore«. 20-242 (B2).

— SPA, N.Y. 3-282C ; 19-.'.9
(F-G:i) ; mineral water-

~ 18-.'.22c. 18-5231).
Ballsvllle. Va. 28-118 (D3).
Ballu. Theodore 2- 1 l-.'n.
Ballum. Holl. 13-588 (Cl)
11-233C.

lall wvp

lolly, I -a. tl-imt i .

laU»l«». Ire. 14-744 (El):

U-a»te; 8-572o.
tallybofox. In. 14-744 ' :

. ...I . i M-. l.

i.ilM.i.t. iii>l.. In-. 18- . .... .

iall>-hriu-k. Ir.-. 14-744 (K:i);

H-..,

ilallyt.nltw. Irr. 14-744 (Id),
llulh l.riKxl. Ire. : notary !••

Ballyl.n.phy, Ire. 14-744(1)0 ;
1-J-.71.-; 22-7. II. ; M-

Hall> -bunion. Ira. 14-744 (114) ;

27-1 ilia; 15-7.',7.l.

Hallyennen-. Irr. 14-744 (F.4).

BALLYCASTLE. Ire. (Antrim)
3-Jv.M ; 14-741 (ID; coal-
Held 14-7 I • , 2-1 .,( : goo-
lory 14-74.-K-.2-l.Vib.

—Tin. (Mayo) 14-744 (B2) ;
17-938d.

— , bay, Ira. 3-281d.

Ballyclare. Ire. 14-744 (F2).

— Junc-tii, n. In-. 14-741 H -').
Bullyconneely, bay. Ire. 14-

744 (A.'I).
lliilUi-i.nii.-ll. Ira. 14-744 (D2) ;

5- <7-M.

— . cape. Ire. 14-744 (("-').
llallymnu. Ire. : K-u.l-inim-H

8-0 18a.

Ballycottln. Ire. 14-744 (D5).
—.bay. Ire. 14-744 (D5) ;

7-156d.

— . Isl., Ire. 14-744 (T>5).
Bullycronevn, bay. Ire. 14-744

«-:,).

Ballyerovan. Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Bullyduviil Head, cape. Ire.

14-744 (A4).
Ballydonegan, bay. Ire. 14-744

(AS).
Ballyduff, Ire. (Donegal) : tee

Llfford.
— , Ire. (Waterford) 14-744

<C4).
Bullvtinboy, riv.. Ire. 14-744

(C3).
Ballyirallcy, bay, Ire. 14-744

— Head, cape. Ire. 14-744 (F2),
Ballygannor, Ire. : cromlech

6-l.'7c.

Hall \Kiirvun, Ire. 7-159 (map)
BalUKawley, Ire. 14-744 (L>2)

27-oSOo.

Ballyglass, Ire. 14-744 (B2).
Ballyglunin, Ire. 14-744 (f:i).
Hullyitowan. Ire. 14-744 (F2).
llullyhack. Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Ballyhaise, Ire. 14-744 (D2)

l-414c; 5-572C.
Ballyhalbert. Ire. 14-744 (F2)
Ballyhalc, Ire. : geology 15-

793b.
Ballyhaunis, Ire. 14-744 (C3)

17-937b.
Ballyheige. Ire. 14-744 (B4)

• T liKhery 20-4-iii.. •
— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Ballylioura, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
— , hills. Ire. 14-744 <C4)

geology 7-157a, 14-744d.
Ballyjamesduff, Ire. 14-74

(L):i): 5-.".72c.
Ballykclly. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Bullykiuvanra, castle, Ire. 6

427c.
Ballyknockan, Ire. : grranit

iitiorries 28-6191).
Bailylanders. Ire. 14-744 (C4)

peolosry 16-G94b.
BallyliOlh. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Ballylongrford, Ire. 14-74

(114).

Ballymacaw, Ire. 14-744 (D4'
Ballymahon, Ire. 14-744 (D3)

16-981a.

Ballymartyr, castle. Ire. 8-99a
Ballymawanlan, Ire. : crom

lech 17-66d.
BALLYMENA, Ire. 3-283a

14-744 <K2) ; castle 3-283a.
Dallymoe, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
BALLYMONEY, Ire. (Antrim

3-283a; 14-744 (El).
— , Ire. (Werford) 14-744 (E4

— series 8-300c.
Ballymore, Ire. (Cork) 7-15

(map).

— , Ire. (Westmeath) 14-7)
(D3); 28-549a: 12-28d.

— Eustace, Ire. 14-744 (E3)
15-790d.

Ballymote. John Taaffe, baron

ire Taafle of Corven.
BALLYMOTE. Ire. 3-183*

14-744 ((••-') : 2S-242a.
Ballttmnlf. Boot of 6-624c

3--.'^:ia: 6-6l4d.
Ballymullen. riv.. Ire. 27-1 59a
Bnllynacorra, Ire. 14-74

(C5); 7- 159 (map).
Ballrnacourty, Ire. 14-74

(D4).
Ballynahinch, Ire. (Down) 14

744 (F2) ; 8-458o.

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— , U«r. If

— . nv.. it., ii-uid.
llywk.ll. barlxmr. Ira. 14-
711 (A .) ; I1-,

tallynalaekam, tutttt, Ira.

•

lallruatray, Irr. 14-744 " ().
udlynn-n. Ire. 14-7 4 1
• .. If. 24-

Biani, bay. Ire. 14-744

lallyunr. Ire.: (ton* droto

tallynncan. Ire. 14-768b.
all^Mlady. In. : gcolocy S-

luli'yiHireen. Ire. 14-744 (r'4).
Bally ii ulntln, cape. Ire. 14-744

BaUyriunret. Ire. 14-744 (D4).

iallyrane, port. Irr. 18-.M I k.

lallyroan. Ire. 14-744 (M;.

lallyroney. Ire. 14-744 (
BaHnadare, In-. 14-744 (Cl)|
25-'.'4'.'a ; 25-241'b.

— . bay, Ira. 14-744 (C!) ; 25-
24lc.

—.riv.. In-. 25-2 4 Id.
BALLYSHANNCN. Ire. (Done-
gal) 3-'J>:.)> ; K-7ii

— , Ire. (Klldare): battle (737)
14-763d.

Ballyteige, bay. Ire. 14-744

U.I).

I!ull> trent. Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Ballyvaghan. Ire. 14-744 (B3).

— . bar. Ire. 14-744 <B3); •-
1Mb.

— , eape. Ire. : tee Black Bead.
Bally waiter. Ire. 14-714 (i ;).
liallywllliam. Ire. K-744 (t-4).
Halm, Ha. 10-: .4(1 (D4).
BALM <l..,t.)3---: I..

— (resin) : ire Balaam.
Balmacara. Scot. 24-412 (CI).
BALMACLD A , JC St M AN tiEL

6-1 i ;..
lialmae grits 17-1 13d.
Balmaha, Scot. 24-4 18 (B-O2) ;

16-937C.
Balmain, W. II. (cbonlst) 4-

972b ; 21-477a.
BALMAIN, N.«.W. 8-2S3c:

19-538 (G-I1S); 26-278

(B3); 19-529a.
Balmat, Jacques 12-687b.
jl. hnaz Ujvanw. Bung. S-4

(G3).

Balme, paw, Alps 26-242

l 1:4); 1-7 lln.
Balirerino, Arthur Elphin-

stone, 6th baron 3-283d.

— , JAMLS ELI-H1NSTONE,
1st baron 3-

— . John Klphinstone, 2nd
baron 3-283d.

Bain c-rino, Scot. 24-418

(I.-I-2): 26-475C.
Balmer's Law (optics) Z2-792C.
BALP..ES, JAIME LUCIANO 3-

tSAa.
Bain horn, mt., Switz. 26-241

(D4); l-744a.
Balm of Gili ad 3-286a ; 12-

17c; 14-349a.
Balmont, Constantino 23-

919a.
Baln-.oral, N.S.W. 26-278 (C2).

— . Viet. 28-38 <A2).
BALMORAL CASTLE. Scot.

3-284a; 24-412 (K2).

— , Forest, Scot. 4-375C.
Balmore. Scot. 24-418 (C3).
] uliiuccia. It. 26-'.'4'.' (>..'.).
I'alnahiia. iFl.. Sn.t. 15-:".B5d.
Kalnakill. Seot. 24-412 (Dl).
BALNAVES, HENRY 3-284b.
BALNEOTHERAPEUT1CS 3-

284d.
Balntecta, nit., Strife. 26-242

(G4).
Balo. rlv.. Bel. Cong. 6-913

i(l): 27-553c.
Balo-Italo, lakes, I'ort.E.Af.

25-466 (MS).
Balo-banooka, Russ. 23-874

(I. Bl).

BaloRh, Zoltan 13-927C.
1'aloith Semjen, tribe 15-643*.
1'aloKTin (title) 28-937b.
Balo!. tribe l-330c.
Balolo, tribe l-328d; l-330b ;

lanfruage 3-359b.

— (annelid) : tee Palolo.
Balombo, rlv., Bel.Cong. 6-

983 (A6).

Balone, ea.-tle. gcot. 23-743C.
Balong Klpa. Celebes 17-466

(1)3); 5-5980.
Balonne, riv.. Queens. 18-

61 8b; 2-956C.

Balotra, India 14-376 (D-E71
Balowra. N.S.W. 19-538 (D3>.
Balouhain, castle, Scot. 14-

722a.
BALQUH IDDER, Soot. 3-185C;

24-418 (Cl).

XXIX. 3a

BALR-BANN

Balrampur, Maharajah :

Drigbijai Sinsrti, Sir.
Balrampur, India (Bengal) 14-

376 (M8).
BALRAMPUR, India (United

Prov.) 3-235d ; 14-376

(I-K6).

Balranald, N.S.W. 19-538 (B4)
Balruddery, dell, Scot. 8-676d
Balsad, India : see Bulsar.
Balsall Heath, Birmingham

3-984c.

Balsam, lake, Can. 20-114 (C2)
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
— , mt., N.Y. 19-596 (A2).
Balsam (bot.) 14-340b.
BALSAM (resin) 3-2S5d ; 23-

183c ; 14-349b ; of Peru

3-285d ; of Tolu 3-285d.

— apple 18-6S4C.

Balsam Bar, Can. 17-584 (C2).

Balsam bog (bot.) 10-152c.

Balsam Cone, mt.. N.C. 2-
207d.

Balsam flr : see Silver flr of
Canada.

Balsam Grove, N.C. 19-772

• (B4).

Balsaminaceae 2-746a.

Balsamita vulgaris : see Ale-
cost.

Balsamo, Giuseppe : see Cagli-
ostro, Alessandro, count.

Balsamodendron 19-lloa.

— opobalsamum : see Com-
mophora opobalsamum.

Balsamon, Theodoras 3-477c ;

5-194b.
Balsam Poplar 22-90b ; 16-

328b ; 27-634b.
Balsan, state, India 2S-157b.
Balsar, India : see Bulsar.
Balsas, Mex. 18-318 (E4).
— , riv., Braz. 4-440 (H3) ;

4-441b; 17-668b.
— , riv., Mex. 18-318 (E4) ;

12-672c; 18-319a.
— , riv.. Pan. 5-678 (D7).
Balscaddan, bay, Ire. 14-744

(F5).

Balser (physician) 20-675a.
Balsfjord, Nor. 19-800 (U-E1).
— , fjord. Nor. 19-800 (L>1).
Balsha, dynasty 18-771d; 1-

4860.

— , George 18-772a.
BALSHAM, HUGH DE 3-

286a ; 5-91c.

Balshiu, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Balsille, tableland. It. 2-626x
Balsthal, Switz. 26-242 (D2).
Balta, Juan21-276c.
BALTA, Russ. 3-286b ; 23-

874 (I. B2).

— , isl., Scot. 24-412 (Gl).
— , marsh, Rum. 23-826 (C-D2)
— , sound, Scot. 24-412 (Gl).

— Berilovtei, Serv. 24-CS6
(D2).

Baltanas, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
BALTARD, LOUIS PIERRE 3-

286b.

— , Victor 3-286C
Baltatestii, Rum. : see Baltza-

testi.
Baltehik, Bulg. 4-773 (D2) ;

4-775c.

Baltei (diet.) l-892c.
Balten, John D. 20-501a.
Balteus (costume) 7-235c ;

2-5S5a.

Balti (language) 26-929b.
Baltic, Conn. 6-952 (G3).
— , O. 20-26 (G4).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (14).
" Baltic " (liner) 24-885d.
Baltic, battle of the : see

Copenhagen, battle of.

— fir : see Scotch flr.

— oak 26-980b.

— pine : see Scotch flr.
Baltic Port, Russ. 23-872

(B4) ; 9-798a ; 23-212a.
BALTIC SEA 3-286c ; 23-872
(A-B4) ; 19-974a ; amber
l-793c ; Charles X. of
Sweden 5-928c ; coast
changes 9-908d ; fisheries
23-891C ; international

agreement (1908) 9-951a ;
level 19-969d ; projected
canal 9-917b; tolls 28-767a.

— Yard, St Petersburg 24-
39b.

Baltimore, Cecilius Calvert,
2nd baron 27-669a ; 23-
499b ; 20-596C.

— , GEORGE CALVERT, 1st
baron 3-288a.

Baltimore, Ire. 14-744 (B5) ;
sack of l-654b.

BALTIMORE, Md. 3-288b ;
17-828 (A-B3) ; British
attack l-849b ; conserva-
toire 6-97 7c ; cotton trade
7-267c; councils of 5-
200c ; drunkenness 26-
*$6c ; fire 10-403a ; hous-
ing conditions 13-826d ;
libraries 16-563c ; liquor

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instructions given on Page 1.

licensing 16-766c ; news
papers 19-568c ; riot (1861;
l-818d ; Roman Catholic
see 23-499b, 5-409c ; tunnei
railway 27-121a.
Baltimore, O. 20-20 (E5).

— Co., Md. 17-S28 (F2 &
A-B3).

Baltimore & Ohio Railway
5-409b.

— Copper Smelting and Roll-
ing Company 7-10Sc.

" Baltimore " incident 6-157c.
Baltimore oriole 14-2 7 5d; 27-

633d.
Baltinglass, James Eustace,

Lord 14-7 76a.
Baltinglass, Ire. 14-744 (E4) ;

28-619C.
Baltiskoi More, sea, Russ. :

see Baltic Sea.
Baltistan, dist., India 16-57d ;

15-687a.

Baltjik, Bulg. : see Baltehik.
Baltoceras 5-693c.
Baltoro, glacier, India 14

376 (G2) ; 16-58d.
Balto-Slavonic (language) 14-

495b ; 16-246b.
Baltrum, isl., Ger. 11-808

(A2); 11-233C.
Baltusrol, N.J. 19-502 (A3).
BALTZAR, THOMAS 3-291a.
Baltzatesti, Rum. 23-827b; 19-

320d.

Balu, mt., Af. 11-204 (B2).
— , riv., Bur. 15-678c.
Baluardo : see Bulwark.
BA-LUBA, tribe 3-291a ; 1-

330a.
Baluch, race 3-294b ; 3-291d ;

costume 14-419a.
Baluchi (language) 3-295a ;

21-248b.
BALUCHISTAN, country,

Asia 3-291b ; 14-376 (map);

boundary commissions 2-

741a ; British sphere 3-

292d, 2-741c; Dalhousie's

policy 7-766c ; ethnography

2-749c ; flora 2-7 Kid ; geo-
graphical discoveries 2-

740d; geology 3-293c, 2-

742b ; rainfall 2-744d ;

Sandeman's administration

24-138b ; survey progress

2-738d.
BALUCHISTAN, prov., Pers.

3-296d; 21-188 (C-D3); 21-

194d.

Balucki (novelist) 21-929a.
BALUE, JEAN 3 - 297a ; 10-

37c.
Balnfrush, Pers. : see Bar-

furosh.
Baluk Deniz, sea, Eur. : see

Azov, Sea of.
Baluk Geul, lake, Syr. : see

Ak Deniz.
Baluklser, Asia M. : see Bali-

kisri.
Batuk Su, riv., Pers. 21-188

(Al) ; 2-449b.
Balumbo, tribe l-330b.
Balunda, race l-328c ; 6-

925a ; l-330b ; 3-359a.
Balundsas,Swed.: battle(1520)

6-275b.

Balungao, P.I. 21-392 (B4).
Baluschek, Hans 5-334d.
BALUSTER 3-297b ; 7-243b ;

28-795C.
— shaft 3-297b.
BALUSTRADE 3-297b.
Balut, isl., P.I. 21-392 (E8).
BALUZE, ETIENNE 3-297C.
Balvag, riv., Scot. 24-418 (C2).
Balvand, lake, Nor. 19-800

(02).
Balvany, John Douglas, lord

of : see Douglas.
Baly, E. C. C. : colour theory

6-72a ; on spectra 2-934a,

6-57b.

Baly, Mad. 17-271 (B2).
— , bay, Mad. 17-271 (B2).
— , isl., E. Indies : see Bali.
Balykta, lake, Russ. As. 23-

872 (H6) ; 23-872 (A2).
— , lake, Turkest. 27-420 (A2).
Balysaur : see Bali-soor.
Balzac, Francois de : see

Entragues, marquis d'.

, HONORE DE 3-298a;

ll-148c; 19-835c; 22-454d;

Rodin's statue 23-447c.
— , JEAN LOUIS GUEZ DE

3-301c; ll-130d; 17-941C.
Balzac, Colo. 6-722 (C2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (Gl).
Balzac d' Entragues, Catherine

H. de, marquise de Ver-

neuil : see Entragues.
Balzan, Malta 17-508 (B2) ;

17-509b.

Balzar, EC. 8-911 (A-B2).
Balzers, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
BAM, Pers. 3-301d ; 21-188

(C3) ; 21-194b.
Bam, lake, Tib. 6-168 (D4).

Bamako, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(D3) ; 24-6110 ; 20-82«b.
Bamana, tribe : see Bambara.
Bamanghati, India 14-376

(M8).
Bamangwato, tribe 3-603c ;

l-330d ; 3-606c ; 24-1014a.
Bamba, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (F2).
Bambaata (chief) 19-263d ;

28-1055b.
Bambaia : see Busti, Agos-

tino.
Bambaia, tribe 6-925a ; 5-

185c ; l-330b ; language

3-359D.
Bambamba, Port.E.Af. 25-

466 (M5).

Bamban, P.Is. 21-392 (B4).
Bambao, Mad. 17-271 (B2).
Bambara, Fr.W.Af. 24-641C.
— , dist., Fr.W.Af. 24-6411).
— , mts., Bel.Cong. 6-923 (D3) ;

6-923b.
Bambara (Bamana), tribe 17-

564c ; l-329c ; Ivory Coast

15-99a ; Kong 15-892d ;

language 8-199d ; Senega

24-640d ; totem 17-565a.

— ground nut 19-918a ; !•
355b.

— sea slugs 17-914b.
Bamber Bridge, Lanes. 16-139

(C2).

BAMBERG, Ger. 3-301d ; 11-
808 <C4) ; 11-834 (hist,
map) ; cotton 7-297a ; ob-
servatory 19-957a ; print-
ing-press 4-215b, 27-532c ;
university 27-764c, 27-766c.

— , S.C. 25-500 (C3).

Bamberg Bible 12-740c.

Bamberg Co., S.C. 25-500
(C-D31.

Bamberg conferences 3-834d.

Bamberger, Eugen : aniline 2
48b ; aromatic compounds
6-56d, 6-58a, 14-332a ; azo
compounds 3-82d, 8-174a ;
fusel oil 2S-704C.

— , Karl Friedrich : see Neu-
mann, K. F.

— , LUDWIG 3-302b ; 2-135d.

BAMBINp, IL 3-302c.

Bamboccio : see Laer, Pieter
van.

Bambola, Sp. : see Bilbilis.

BAMBOO (Bambuseae) 3-
302c ; 12-375C ; distribu-
tion 12-37 7a ; flower 12-
373b ; fossil 12-377C ; Kurile
islands 15-952a ; pliocene
period 21-848b ; rhizome
12-37 Ob (flg.) ; wicker work
3-483b.

Bamboo Creek, W.Aus. 2-960
(C4).

Bamboo palm (Raphia vini-
fera) l-323b ; 16- 7 3d ; 16-
540c.

— partridge 6-171a.

— rat 18-660c ; 23-442a.
Bamborough, Northumb. : see

Bamburgh.

" Bamborough Castle " (Tur-
ner) 2-699d.

Bambotus, riv., Afr. 24-639d.

Bambou, mt., Maur. 17-912d.

Bambridge, Thomas 10-492d :
13-566d.

Bambuk, dist., Fr.W.Af. 11-
204 (C3) ; gold exported
28-304a, 24-641C ; Mandingo
conquest 17-565c ; Portu-
guese conquest 24-642b.

BAMBURGH or BAM-
borough, Northumb. 3-
303d; 9-412 (I. El); 3-
802d.

Bambusa 3-303a ; 3-303c.

— alpina : see Dwarf bamboo.
— • arundinacea 3-302d.

— metake 3-303d.

— Wrayi 24-53d.
Bambuseae : see Bamboo.
Bambusicola : see Bamboo

partridge.
BAMBUTE (Batwa) 3-304a ;

l-330a ; 27-559a ; customs

22-679b ; skin colour 22-

678d.
Bambyce, Syr. : see Hier-

apolis.

Bamenda, Gamer. 5-110 (A3).
Bamfleld Creek, Can. 4-600

(D3).

BAMFORD, SAMUEL 3-304C.
Bamford, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (F7).
Bamia cotton 7-257d.
BAMIAN, Afg. 3-304C ; 1-307

(D2); 27-471b.
— , riv., Afg. l-308b.
Bami-i-dunya, mts. : see

Pamirs.
Bamingi, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99

(Bl).
Bamishir, Turk.As. : see

Spasinus Charax.
Bamlite : see Sillimanite.
Bammg6 : see Gumbo.

Bam-Narmashir, dist., Pers. :

see Narmashir.

Bamni, riv., India 14-376 (O8).
Bampewa, Go.Cst. 12-203

(A-B2).

Bampfylde, T. 25-615c.
BAMPTON, JOHN 3-305a.
Bampton, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2) ; 8-132b ; 8-133c.
— , Oxon. 9-420 (III. D3) ; 20-

416c ; battle (614) 7-690c ;

battle (1645) 12-412d ;

church 20-41Sa.
— , Westm. 9-412 (I. C3).
— dist., Dev. 8-133d.
Bampton lectures 3-305a.
BAMPUR, Bal. 3-305b ; 21-

188 (D3).
— , riv., Pers. 21-188 (C3) ;

3-305b.

Bamra, India 3-305c.
BAMRA, state, India 3-305c ;

14-382 (L9) ; 8-55c ; 20-

Bamu, Afg. : see Indar-ab.
— , isl., Bel. Cong. 6-923 (A4) ;

— , riv., N.G. 19-487 (D2-3).

Bamum, earner. 5-110 (A3).

Ban, Matija 7-477a ; 24-698a.

BAN (diet.) 3-306a ; Croatia-
Slavonia 7-474d ; Hungary
13-903b ; Rumania 23-831c.

— (gcog.) 25-378C.

Sana (poet) 24-171C ; 24-174C.
Baua. bank, W.Af. 7-155b.
— , isl., W.Af. 7-1 55c.
— , riv., Arab. 2-264 (B5) ;

2-259b ; 2-270b.
Banaba, isl., Pac.O. 21-476a.
Banaga, Nig. 19-678 (B2).
Bauagher, Ire. 14-744 (D3) ;

15-816c.

Banajao, mt., P.Is. 21-392d.
Bana-jun, Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Banal Generalate, Hung. : see

Petrinja.

Banalites (diet.) 10-918C.
Banam, Cambodia 14-498 (D6).
Banana, Bel. Cong. 6-923 (A4) ;

6-926a; 6-924C.
— , Queens. 2-960 (14).
— , isls., W.Af. 11-204 (B5) ;

25-54b ; 25-56a.
— , pt., Bel.Cong. 6-916c.
— , riv., Fla. 10-540 (F3).
BANANA (bot.) 3-306b ; 8-

216b ; ll-254b ; geological

age20-553b.

— holes 3-208a.
Bananal, Braz. 4-440 (H7).
— , isl., Braz. : see Santa Anna.
— , rapids, Braz. 4-440 (F4).
Banande, tribe 27-559a.
Bananeiras, Braz. 20-7590.
Bananella 6-618a.

Banani, Brit.E.Af. 4-601 (C3).
Banaras, India : see Benares.
BANAS (Bunas), rivs., India

(Bengal) 3-306d ; 14-376

(18).
— , riv., India (Bombay) 14-

376 (E7) ; 22-866c.
— , riv., India (Rajputana)

3-306d; 14-376 (G6) ; 22-

866b ; l-453a.
Banasa, ruins, Mor. 18-851

(Dl); 18-855d.
Banassac, Fr. 5-725a.
BANAT, Hung. 3-306d ; 3-4

(G4) ; 18-159d.
— , mts., Hung. 27-212b.
Banate, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
BANATE, tribe 3-307b; 14-

459a; 14-478a.
Banat Generalate 18-445b.
Banatio, Scot. : see Bucbanty.
Banatite 8-289d.
Banat Romlos, Hung. 3-4

(G4).

Banavar, India 14-382 (G13).
Banavie, Scot. 24-412 (C3).
Banawasi (Banavasi), India

14-625b ; 14-626c.
Banaz Chai, riv., Asia M. 2-760

(C3). See also Senarus.
Banbridge (gaoler) 2-210c.
BANBRIDGE, Ire. 3-307b ;

14-744 (E2) ; 8-458a.
Banbury, earls of : see

Knollys family.
— , Thomas Woods, earl of :

see Woods, T.
— , William Knollys, earl of

10-440b ; 15-870c.
BANBURY, Oxon. 3-307b ; 9-

420 (III. E2) ; 19-768C.
Banbury marble 20-416a.

— rhubarb 23-273d.
Bane : see Bench.

Banca, M., Dch.E.Ind. : see

Banka.
Banca d' Italia, di Napoli, &c. :

see Bank of Italy, Bank of

Naples, &c.
Bancanya. lake, N.S.W. 19-

538 (A2).
Bance, isl., W.Af. 25-54b ;

IB-Ma.

Bane franc 9-662d.

BANCHIERI, ADRIANO 3-

307d.
Banchorium, Wales (Flint

shire) 28-846b.
Banchory, Scot., 24-412 (F2) ;

15-801b.

— Ternan, Scot. 25-960d.
Bancks, Charles 21-855d.
Banco, pt., C.R. 5-678 (E6).
Banco, Nauni di : see Ninni dl

Banco.

Banco, El, Colomb. 6-701 (B2).
Banco di Rialto, Venice 3-335b.

— Giro (del Giro) : see Bank
of Venice.

Bancovrah, India : see Ban-
Bancroft, E. 9-182a ; 14-245d.
— , Effle Marie Wilton, Lady

3-309C ; 4-905d.
— , GEORGE 3-307d ; l-836d ;

14-453b.
— , HUBERT HOWE 3-309a ;

5-22d; 5-441b.
— , RICHARD 3-309a; 16-

llOb ; 16-556a.
— , SIR SQUIRE 3 - 309c ; 8-
532c.

Thomas Lane 20-790b.
Wilder Dwight 21-484d.
Bancroft, Can. 20-114 (El),
la. 14-732 (Cl).
Ida. 14-276 (C-D4).
Me. 17-434 (D3).
Mich. 18-372 (F7).
Neb. 19-324 (H2).
S.Dak. 25-S06 (H3).
Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Bancroft Collection 5-22d.
Bane vert 9-662d.
Banc-y-felin, Wales 9-428 (V.

C4).
BAND (archi.) 3-309d.

— (armour) 2-584a.

• — , military : see Military
bands.

Banda. Mal.Arch. 3-310d.

— , India (Nepal) 14-376
(I-K5).

BANDA, India (United Pro-
vinces) 3-310b ; 14-376(17).

— , dist., India 3-310b.

BANDA, 'isls., Mal.Arch. 3-
310c ; 17-466 (F-G3).

— , sea, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (F4).

— , tribe 19-636a.

— Basin, Mal.Arch. 19-973d.
Bandaisan, int., Jap. 15-156

(M8) ; 15- 15 7 d ; eruption

28-179a, 28-190a; geology

l-964d, 15-lGOc.
Bandajuma, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(C5).
Bandaksvand, lake, Nor. 19-

804 (C3).
Bandama, riv., Iv.Cst. 11-204

(E6-5) ; 15-99a ; l-321d.
— , (Red), riv., Iv.Cst. 11-204

(D5) ; 15-99a.

— (White), riv., Iv.Cst. 11-
204 (E5) ; 15-99a.

Bandamannasaga 14-236c ; 23-

lOOla.

Bandana, Ky. 15-740 (Al).
BANDANA (bandanna) 3 -

311a.
Banda Neira, isl., Mal.Arch.

17-466 (G 3).

— Oriental, S.Am. : see Uru-
guay.

Bandar (Arab ruler) 2-269a.
Bandar, India : see Masuli-
patam.

— Abbas, Pers. : see Bander
Abbasi.

— Alula, Somlnd. 25-379 (Gl).
Bandarawella, Cey. 14-382

(116).

Bandar Bela, Somliid, 25-379
(F-G3).

— Maharani, Mal.Pen. 17-473
(C5-6) ; 15-476a.

Maraya, Somlnd. 25-379
(02).

— Ziyada, Somlnd. 25-379
(F2) ; 25-38 la.

Bandassl, Fr.Cong. 11 - 99

(B2).

Bandawe, C.Af. 23-260 (Dl).
Band-box 3-310a.
Band-brake 8-782d.
Band conveyors 7-54b.
Banded, mt., Colo. 6-722 (D4).
Banded agate l-368d.

— anteater 2-948a ; 25-494b ;
17-780a (flg.).

— duiker 8-649d.

— lemming 16-412a.

— pig 26-236d ; 15-286b.

— wallaby 15-652b.

Bande della Santa Fede : see

Sanfedisti.
Bandeira, Marquis de Sa da :

see Sa da Bandeira.
Bandeira, Braz. 4-440 (H5).
Bandel, Ernst 24-500d.
Ban-de-la-Roche, Als.-Lor. :

see Steinthal.
Bandel d'Agoa (Negro), bay,

Somlnd. 25-379 (F-G4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

74

To make full use of thin Index It It en»cntlml to read the
tn*t rtn.1 inns given oa Pmge I.

BALR-BANN

EANDHJER AOOLPH r. A.

ANOCLLO. M ATTI.O -I

-ti":.- . 38-4«»d.

Abba.. Band-!- v
fcjll, : 21-I-- M

8Mb; shipping tt-lMa.
BMrtrrs bay. Mei. 18-3 Is

tnr*— Asskiu. ivn. lo-iito, .

— Boahlre, IVr*. : ire Bimlilrr.

•rak. Pen. : irr rtiarak.
•— Dalr. Pen. 18-l9Oa.
- JMlam. Pen. M-IH8 (111-3) ;

Bill ill -- (officials) 13-679b ;

la.
Bander es Sudan : tee Port

srta (mlllt.) 13-90TC.
lun.i.r i Oea, Pen, 21-1 (To.
•ErOsra 4-T8M

•

BANDER L1NGAH l.iiura).
Perm. S-312«: H-lOi-

BANDEROLE (diet.) 3-312a.
Binder Rig. IVn. H-l-<8
I0-190a; U-198a.
Bandh : sr* Bund.

holm. Den. 8-14 (I>4).
hu (law) 14-439*,
. Mal.IVn. 17-471a.
..a. riv., India 14-381

Band I Abbas, Pen. : tee

II.-IH.I.T Abbai .
Bandiagara, Fr.W.Af. 11-104

Bandial. riv.. Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Band-l-Amlr. riv., Afg. : tee

Balkh rlvi-r.
BANDICOOT (Perameles) 3-

.ir.'h ; 17-780b; placenta

17-779a.

— of Ceylon : ire Bandicoot -
rat.

BANDlCOOT-RAT3-312b; 14-

BANDIERA. ATTILIO3-311b.

. EMIL10 3-:tl21i.
Bandikal. India 14-376 (G6).
IUnd-i-Kir. Pen. 21-188 (Al) ;

15-884a.

— I Naaslre : tee Bander 1
Nassiri.

Bandinrl. David S-843b.
BANDINELLI. BARTOLOM-

m*o or Bacoio 3-312d; 5-

8Mb.
— , Rolando : tee Alexander

BANDlJn.^ANGELO MARIA

3-312d.

Banditaccla, Caere. It. 4-937 b.
Band -i -Turkestan, mts.. Afg.

l-308b.
Bandjarniaasln (Handler-

masin) Bor. : tee Banjer-

Band-knlfe cutting machine

16-.. :-!..

Bandoer : tee Pandura.
Band of ilope Union 28-

-

nrr Bandolier.
:R 3-3 13a.
, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
_N (Bandonbridire). Ire.
3-313a; 14-744 (C4) ; 4-
37 4a.

— , Oreg. 18-141 (A4).
—,81am 14-498 <A7>; 25-4d.

— . bay. Siani 14-498 (A7).

— . riv.. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Bandora : ire Pandura.
Bandra, India 14-382 (E10).
Bands of Piedmont: tee

Aventurien.
Bandula. Malm 4-846d.

Bandusia. "spring. It. 27-908a.
BandyTN.C. 19-772 (A-B2).
Bandy (hockey) 13-445c.
— legged : tee Bow-leg.
. tribe l-330b.

RRY 3-313b : 11-
13-23M : 22-896b.
: let Bonfire.
, India : tee Benepa.
. JOHAN GUSTAFSON
3-3 13b; 28-846c.
Smer Cymra ll-449a.
Han,-. (Si, 7- -.'.••. [HV
—.port. Cn. 7-595 (Fl) ; 7-

Banff. George Ogilvy. 1st lord

Alta. 1-500 (A2); 1-
_ £: 4-1004d.
BANFF. Scot. 3-313C ; 24-412

• 3- I !
S4-4IW..

— quarts! to 13.717!.
BANFFY. DCZ8O. i.«ron 1>

315a; 13-PJOa. 1-1 Ita.

lluutad. Hung. 3-4

Junyad. pass. Hung. 17-

Bane. II. <paUioloa-ut)l«V6a.
— .Cnrt.iinn HtepssMBSJ 19-

—, HERMANN JOACHIM 3-

Bang : MV rannahl* Indloa.
Banga. India 3-729b.
Banga. tmaly of : ter Ilonga,

— Bhaw : trt Bengali.
Bangaduul. IsL. India 14-391

llanrata. India, 3-729c.
— , BeLCong. i trt New Ant-
Si. BeLCong. 8-923 (Cl) ;

Bangala. tribes 8>915b ; 1-

;...i. .!..!.!. •: 2- 191

— Bobangl Libobo 3-349b.
BangallTrlv., India 4-1211).
BANGALORE. India 3-31Sb ;

14-382 H ; l:o.
—.dist., India 3-315d.
Banganapalle. India 14-3*2

(HIS) : 3-3 1 5d.
BANGANAPALLE. state.

India 3-3 14d.
Banganga, riv., India 14-37 ii

(«-ll8): 1-

Bangao. P.Is. U-392 (B8).
Bangaon. India 14-376 <N8).
Bangar, P.Is. U-392 (Cl).
Bangara. riv.. India 14-381

(N9).

Bangaru (language) 13-479c.
Bangaab, dist,. Afg. l-312c.
BANGASH. trilw 3-316a: 8-

694c ; 24-276a ; language

B-MB*.
Bangasso. Fr.Oong. 11-99 (Bl);

11-lOlc.
Bange. Colonel do 2O-206a.

Java : tee Pro-

Mai. Arch. 17-
•w \E*tj , v~597a.

— , penln., Celebes S-597c.

Bantf. Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2).

^-rP.ls.ll-391(Cl>.

— . bay. P.Is. tt-392 (Cl).

Bang! (language) 3-349b.

Bangia l-591d ; l-493b.

Bangiaoeae (Bangialos) 1-
593b ; l-594a (table) ; 1-
588a ; alternation of genera-
tions l-494b.

Bangka. Mal.Arch. 17-466
(K2).

— , 1st., Mal.Arch. 17-466 (Fl).

Banirkalang, Mal.Arch. 17-
8M*.

Baiutko, Sum. 26-71 (B3).

BANGKOK. Slam 3-316a; 14-
498 (B5-4).

Bang Kulon. Sum. : tee
Itcnkulen.

BangU, state, Mal.Arch. 3-

USB.

Banff-Mtik-Dahan. Slam 14-

498 (C-D3).
Bango U-394a.
Bangor. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— TCal. 8-8 (C-2).
BANGOR, In.. (Down) 3-31 (to r

14-744 (F2).

-. Ire. (Mayo) 14-744 (B2).
BANGOR. Me. 3-316d; 17-

434 .im.

— . Mich. 18-372 (D7).
— . N.Y. 19-496 (Fl).
—.Pa. 21-100 (M4).
BANGOR, \\ul.s 3-317b; 9-

428 (V. Cl); bishopric 8-

421a; cathedral 3-317b;

dioceiw 2B-261b ; gcolotn-

8-360d: University College

20-39 iJ.

— , Wash. 28-344 (Cl).
— . Win. 28-71" (I
BANGORIAN CONTROVERSY

3-3171) ; 13-442b ; 7-64d ;

27-1 17c.
Bangor Illtuel. Wales: see

LJantwit major.

— la-coed. Wales 18-846a ; 1-
B8M.

Bangonens : ire Bakalal.
Banir-Pakong. riv.. Slam 14-
498 (B5); 28-3a : 14

— Plaeoi. Slam 14-498 (B4) ;
2S-4c.

Bangsdan, riv., India 14-382

(K10).

Bangtapan. Slam 14-498 (A6).
Bangney, lsl».. Mal.Arch. 4-257

(Cl): 4-2.-.M.

Bangwa. tribe l-.t30a (table).
Bangwaketae, tribe l-330d

(table).
Bangwedn. Fr.WJUL 11-204

BANOWEULU. kk*. »

•

pMfb (table); Vaotruag*

J- .

Ilanhan,. \orf.9-i
Hani. IU>. U-'-'MMX.

-. mta.. Mor. 16-

.•
—.riv.. W.Af.1 «M Mate

Batovel.

Baal (coin) 7-362d ; SVM8e.
— (language) 2-3A9o < u '
Banla. TTr.Coog. 11-99 i
lUula (Instrument) 9-3 IM.
Ranlaltikai Bosn. : let Ban

Jaluka.

Banian : ire Banyan.
Banlane, 8p. : tee llaena.
Banlas. Pal. 18-601 (Dl);

4-944a; ll-294a ; oa.

Banlegue. riv, »>.W.Af. 11-

104 (I'D.
Hauler. Johann : tre Baner.

.

— . I'abbe 19-1S9I..
Baninnt. riv.. Fr.W.Af. 11-

_• .1 |. i. ...
Uanlhal, MUM. India 14-370

<K3); 18-flN7d.
Ilanl Kens (dialect ) It-
llunikuara, Kr.W.Af. 11-2U4

(04).
BANIM. JOHN 3-318a.

,*el3-31Xa.
Banished Angel. The :

Banitlud H'l/r'* Complaint,

I'. 9-:--. I.

Banishment : tee Exile.
Banister, John (anatomist)

U&JK

— , John (botanUt) 16-744c.
Banister lan-li.) 3-297b.
BANJALUKA, li..,n. 3-318b;

3-4 (K4) ; 4-284C.
Banjar. riv.. India 14-376 (IS).

— , tribe, Af. l-329d (table).
Banlara, tribe, India 12-24:>d.
Banjarnegar*. Java 16-2K4

KSL

BANJERMASIN. llor. 3-318c ;
4- •.•:. 7 (113).

— ,dtet.. Bor. 4-247 (B3) ;
3-31 ltd ; 4-261c.

— . riv.. Bor. 4-247 (B3).
BANJO 3-318d.

— (signalling) 2S-76d.
BanJu Knlug, int., Mal.Arch.

17-296a.

Bank. Tenn. 28-620 (112).
BANK (card -game) 3-319b.
Bank (geog.) ll-632d ; 19-

..

Banka. India 14-376 (M7).
BANKA, l»l., Mai. Arrh. 3-
319b; 28-7 1(C3): 17-467d.

— , resld.. Mal.Arch. 17-460
(A-B1 &B3); 26-71 (C3).

— , riv., India 4-Sllr.
— . -!r.. Sum. 28-71
Bankalang. Java 15-284 (K?).
Bankawan, lal., IMx. 21-392

(B7).
Bank Charter Act (1844) 3-

33tia ; 21- I'Jii : 12-7 L
Bank Croft (iard.-ns : tee

Bancroft Gardens.
Bankcn veld, region, S.Af.

27-18d.

BANKER- MARKS 3-319d.
Bankt-r'H draft 8-44 7a.

— lien 16-494C.

— money : tee Money-market
money.

Bankrrt, Adriaan 8-732a.
Bankvryd, Swed. 26-1UU

(B-C3).
BANKET 3-320b ; 12-193d ;

8-913d ; 27-l.S7d.
Bankfoot. S<^.t. 24-418 (Dl).
Bank for Savings, X.Y.C. 24-

247a.
Bankliead, Ark. 2-542 (D3).

— . run. 1-400 (A2).
BANK HOLIDAYS 3-320b.
Ilanki. India 14-382 (1,9).
Bankiniat-handra rliaitaradh

Yaya : xe Chattcrji, Banklm
Chandra.

Banking: tee Banks and
Banking.

BANKIPUR. India 3-320o ;
20-929C.

Banklick. 111. 14-304 (D6).

Bank money 3-334c.

BANK-NOTES 3-:i20o ; Bank
of England 3-336a : French
3-342d; German 3-IU : 11-
827b ; hlstorr 3-337b. 3-
334b; Iaw3-349b; Sootti-li
3-340a; I'nlted Kingdom 3-
338c ; United States 3-346d.
. Fr.Gui. 11-204 (C-D4).
nm. Hnnir. 18-89Sc.
o (porcelain) 15-IS4d.

Bank of Abymlnla l-S7d.

— of Amsterdam l-898b ; 3-
33 4c.

— of Athens 12-439d.

-of Botglun.. NaUonal 11-
-of Bombay 4-ls9d; II-

- of Urt*ol 9-33Ta,

-of Bulgaria. National .

-of Denmark. National 8-

hlstory
Japanei

I ••!-,:

apanes*

.Iverpool branch building
.-41nb : money market 17-
733a, 17-733C : note Issue
3-349l>. 3-32lb; pawn-
broking 28-97 3...
— of England. Vagllano *. :
VacHano r. Bank of

— of France 3-342b ; 8-477o;
note iMue 18-7»4d.

— of Oermanr, Imperial 3-
343b; ll-8/7r.

— of Oreeor. National 12-438J.

— of llambunr 3-334d.

— of Ireland 14-746a; 3-340n;
building 8-619r.t-427d(flg.).

— <>f In-lunil, National 3-34la ;
8-:i i

— of Italy 18-»3d.

— of Japan 16-910d.

— of London and Central
America 18-644c.

— of Naples 18-23d: 15-7 91i.

— of New Sooth Wale* It-
442c.

— of North America 18-871b ;
3-344b.

— of Pennsylvania 3-34Sb.

— of Pcnia, Imperial 21-243a;
21-20 Id ; 21-194a.

— of Portugal 22-1:17.1.

— of St Oeorge, Genoa 14-
64Sb ; 28-770a ; 7-1010.

— of Savoy 3-3410.

— of Saxony 3-3431).

— of Scotland 3-339d.

— of Servla. National 24-688d.

— of Sicily 15-23d.

— of Sweden 3-334b ; 26-
194d.

— of Switzerland. National :
•ee Swiss National Bank.

— of Tennessee 28-6241).

— of the Netherlands l-897d ;
l-898b.

— of the United States 3-34 Sc ;
27-694c: Blddle's manage-
ment 3-919b ; Clay's policy
8-472a: Jackaon attacks
15-108ii ; re-chartering ^•
769a. 27-697C ; re-estabUhh
ment 7-768d.

— of Turkey, National 17-
44 la.

— of Venice 3-335b.

— of Viticulture. Ur. 12-4341).

— of Wurttomberg 3-343b.
Hankok. Siam : tee Bangkok.
Bankoran. Id., P.Is. 21-392

(B7).

Baukot. India 14-382 (Ell);
4-184b.

— . rriH-k. India 15-887d.

BANK RATE 3-321b; 3-336b;
3-:i44b.

Bank Hextriction Act l-394b.

BANKRUPTCY 3-321C ; affi-
davits l-300c ; appeals X*
214b; Board of Trade 17-
128b ; British colonial law
3-331o ; cesslo bonorum 5-
768c ; charging order 8-
849b ; comparative law 3-
331c; dischanre 8-311a ;
disclaimer 8-:il2a; illslum
for rent 23-1 04b; dividend
8-33 1 d ; French law 3-331 d ;
Gorman law 3-332a ; in-
solvent estates 2-781a ; Irish
law 3-33lb; Italian law
3-332b ; judgment debtor
15- . lib ; liquidation 18-
744c; petitions M-307a ;
proxy- voting 22-4 1 7d : re-
puted ownership 13-423c ;
Roman law 10-62a ; Scots
Iaw3-330a. 14-7 18b ; specu-
lations excluded ll-449o ;
summary administration 3-
329d : tenancy affected by
16-147d ;
3-332c : osnry 27-SI2a.

— Estates Account 3-329b.
Banks. Dr Edgar J. 4-1 Ib.

— . OEORGE LINNAEUS 3-
:..,

— , SIR JOSEPH 3-33.1a ; 23-
792d; Flngal's cave 25-
TS4b. 18-?nsd ; voyage with
Cant. Cook ll-629a, 1-

MM.

— , NATHANIEL PRENT1SS

3-333b ; Ovll War l-821c ;

.

— , .U., Tas. 28-438 (Bl ).

— . «tr., .. 18-791
(G-ll«): tnaUo MoClura.

— fib"«- "

BANKS AND BANKING 3-
334a ; 17-73td ; 8-494d ;
agricultural banks : tre that
beading; Australian bank
crisis T-M4d; Babylonian
custom 3-1 IKc; Bagefaot 3-
199b: bank-nateTi-lllb;
Canadian 8-14 tfc; cheques:
ter tiiat beading; rlearing-
bonse 8-47«d ; credit faciU-
tated by 18-699d ; Kn«Usk
crisis 3-.141.; exchange 18-
40d: German ll-KZ7b;
Interest rates : tee Interest ;
Ireland 3-340c, 3-34 Id :
Italy 18-1 4a. 18-78d. 18-76a;
Japan 18-2 14c. lS-200d ;
joint - stock 3-3:i7b. 17-
T33o : KnlghU Templars 38-
fl94d ; law of 3-349b ; Law's
schemes 18-846b ; loan-
banks ! tee Ijoan-?****^* :
merchant houses 17-7 33 b ;
New Zealand 19-«17a ; stock
exchange 2S-932a ; trust
companies 27-319d : United
Kingdom S-339« : United
States 3-344b, 27-699C.

Bank's Ford: battle (1883)
24-47 8c.

Bank-shot 3-939c.

BANKS1A 3-343b ; ll-247b ;
2-949C.

— serrata : tee Australian
honeysuckle.

Bankslde. dist., Southwark

28-4 1 7c : 18-9«2a ; bear-

garden 3-47ia.
Banks Land. IsL. Can. 8-160

(El); 5-l44b.
Bankso, Turk. 17-217b.
Hunks, The, Nfd. 19-4 SOc ;

French nsberles 24-4 Ic.
Bankston. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Banksville. Conn. 8-942 (A4).

— .Pa. 21-106 <D7).
Bankuma, mU., Go.Cst. 12-

103(A-B1).

I. ,i kMi ,. ir r . 27-1-'.'. .
Bankura, India 3-343b ; 14-

376 (M8).
BANKURA, dist.. India 3-

343b ; 3-947d.
Bank vole : tee lied-backed

fleld-mouse.
Bank-y-Warren, Wales: battle

. ! 1 fi) 6-319b.
Ilaninuiik. Bur. 4-840 (Dl).
Bann. canal. Ire. 14-7 i7d.

— , riv.. Ire. (Lelmiter) 14-744
i ED; 2B-464d.

BANN, riv.. In. (Ulster) 3-
343c; 14-744 (E2) ; naviga-
bility 22-1 lOa, 2-461c; im-
provement measures 8-67 60.

Banna. disU. Wjlf. 2-726a.

— . IsL. Pen. 21-188 (At-3).
Bannack. Mont. 14-176 (C3) ;

18-746C.
Banna'i (Fenian poet) 21-

141b.

Bannalec, Fr. 18-778 (C4).
Ban-Nam, riv.. China 8-188

G .
BANNATYNE. GEORGE 3-

. • d.

— , Gilbert 23-138O.

— , John : trt BeUenden, John.

Wm. Macleod. Lord 4-

..

Banna tyne Club 3-343d.
- \ - 3- .1 : 24-1' - ,.
Bannaventa, Brit. : tee Nor-

ton.
Banner, Johann : tee Baner.

Johan.
Banner. Cat 8-8 (E4).

— , I II. 14-304 (C3).

— . Mi**. 18-600 (Cl).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (Fl).
Banner (flag) 18-447a; 18-

853d; 18-844d.

Banner Co.. Neb. 18-314 (A3).

Dannerent 15-844d.

BANNERET 3-343d ; 18-
844c; 18-457a; dlstmcUom
from knight bachelor 18-
853d : precedence 22-27 Oa.

Bannerman, A. C. 7-J44L ; 7-

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BANN-BARG

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

Bannerman, W. B. 20-777b.
Banner oat : see Tatarian oat.
Bannerol (diet.) 3-312b.
Banners Elk, N.C. 19-772 (Al).
BANNERS, FEAST OF 3-354a.
Banning, Cal. 5-8 (E5).
— , Ga. 11-752 (A2).
— , Minn. 18-550 (E4).
Banningarra, Austr.2-960(C4).
Bannio, It, 26-242 (E5).
Bannisdale slates 17-113d.
BANNISTER, CHARLES 3-

354a.

— . JOHN 3-354b.
— , Ralph 4-727b.
Bannister, Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Bannium, Wales, 4-4S4b.
Bannock, mts. Ida. 14-276

<C4).
— , pass, Ida. and Mont. 14-

276 (C3).

— , riy., Ida. 3-354b.
— , tribe : see Banate.
BANNOCK (diet.) 3-354b.
BANNOCK CO., Ida. 3-354b ;

14-276 (C-D4) ; hot springs

14-2760 j minerals 14-2770.
Bannockburn, Can. 20-114

(El).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C4).
BANNOCKBURN, Scot. 3-

354b ; 24-418 (D2).
— , battle of (1314)3-354c ; 24-

43Gb ; 9-499d ; earl ol Moray

18-S19d.

— , Viet. 28-38 (El).
Bannow, Ire. 28- 566b.
— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (E4) ; 28-

563d.

— , lake, Ire 16-980d.
BANNS OF MARRIAGE 3-

355a ; 17-757a ; 3-306a ;

French law 17-758d.
Bannu, India 3-355b ; 14-376

(D3).
BANNU, dist., India 3-355b ;

9-1 b ; Nicholson's rule 19-

657b.

Bannu (hot.) 24-592d.
Bannuni dominicum 3-305c.

— vim 3-306a.
Banoko, tribe l-330a.
Banolas, Sp. 25-530 (Gl).
Banos, EC. 8-913d.

— de Cerrato, So. 2-400a.
Ban Paji, Siam 23- Id.
Banpur, India 14-382 (L10).
Banque de France : see Bank

of France.

— de 1'Etat de Russie 4-776a.

— de Paris et des Pays-Has 3-
343a; 4-776a.

— des Prets de Perse 21-202b ;
Persian loans 21-201d ; 21-
244b.

— Francaise pour le Com-
merce et 1'Industrie 3-343a.

— Generate, Fr. 3-342b ; 16-
297c.

— Nationale, Belg. : see Bank
of Belgium, National.

— Roy ale : see Banque G6n6-
rale, France.

Banquet (diet.) 3-320b.
Banquets, Campaign of the

10-867a.
Banquier expeditionnaire 8-

314b.

Banquo, Ind. 14-422 (F3).
Bans, Les, mt., Alps l-742b.
Bansag, Hung. : see Banat.
Bansda, Ind. 14-382 (E9).
BANSDA, state, India 3-355c.
Bansgaon, India 14-376 (K6).
Bansha, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
BANSHEE 3-355C.
Bansho (lang.) 3-357d.
Banshoryo, Jap. 15-156 (B15).
Banshu, prov., Jap. 15-204b.
Bansinik, tribe l-330c.
Bansko, Turk. 27-426 (C2).
Banslai, riv., India 14-376

(M7).
Banstead, Sur. 16-942 (D3) ;

geology 26-140a.

— Downs, Sur. 13-7 28a.
Banswara (Banswada), India

14-376 (E-F8) ; 3-355d.

BANSWARA, state, India 3-
355c.

Bant, Ger. 11-808 (B2).

Bantaji, riv., W. At . 5-110 ( A3).

Bantam, Conn. 16-783b.

— , cape, Annam 14-498 (F4).

— , lake, Conn. 6-952 (C3); 16-
783a.

BANTAM, resid., Java 3-355d ;
15-284 (B2 & 3); explora-
tion 2-958o : subjugation
15-292C.

Bantama, Ash. : see Kumasi.

Bantam Falls, Conn. 6-952
(B3).

Bantam fowl 22-215a.

Bantam weight 4-35 Ib.

Bantana, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B2).

Bantasteinar (arch.) 23-852C.

Bantay, P.Is. 28-58c.

Bantayan, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).

— isl, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).

Banteer, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Banteng : see Bantin.
Hantia, It. 2-235c ; 14-635d.
Bantiger, mt., Switz. 26-242

(D3).

Bantigi, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (F3).
BANTIN 3-:;56b ; 15-286b.
Banting, William 7-192d; 7-

193a ; 18-lUiib.
Bantock, George G. 26-lSOc.
— , Granville 19-S5a.
Banton, Scot. 24-418 (C-D2) ;

geology 25-92Sa.
— , isl., P.Is. 21-D92 (D4).
— , Low, Scot. 24-418 (C-D3).
BANTRY, Ire. 3-356b ; 14-

744 (B5) ; mineral wealth

7-157b.
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Dl).

— Bay, Ire. 14-744 (A5) ; 3-
356b; French attack 4-336c;
geological age 7-157b.

— , bay, N.S.W. 19-538 (Cl).

Bantu, races, Al. l-326a;
classification l-330a; mean-
ing of name 3-356d ; origin
19-344b ; sacred animals
10-16Cb ; stone age 2-349b ;
totcmism 27-89a.

— Kavirondo : see Kavirondo,
Bantu.

BANTU LANGUAGES 3-356c ;

21-429a ; Belgian Congo 6-

925d; British Africa 4-596d;

semi - Bantu languages 3-

357c, 3-357d.

Bantwal, India 14-382 (F13).
Banunu, tribe l-330c (table).
BANVILLE, THEODORE F.

de 3-363b ; ll-146c ; Ballade

aux Enjants Perdus 3-264a ;

chant royal 5-848c ; odes

20-ld; rondel 23-690d ;

statue 18-935a.
Banwell, Som. 9-430 (VI. Gl).
Banwy, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

E2).

Banya, Serv. 24-686 (A2).
— , Turk. 27-426 (C2).
— .Felso, Hung. : see Felso

Banya.
— , Nagy, Hung. : see Nagy-

Banya.
— , Oravicza, Hung. : see Ora-

vlcza-Banya.
Banyai, tribe, Rhod. 23-262a ;

17-837C ; l-330d (table).
Banyailand Trek 23-265C ;

16-840a.
Banyak, isls.,Sum. 26-71 (A2);

26-73b.
BANYAN (diet.) 3-363c; 8-

325b ; 18-683a.
Banyan (hot.) 10-334a ; 3-

363c; 23-7 13b (flg.).

— days 3-363d.

— hospital 3-363d.
Banyang, tribe l-330a (table).
Ba-Nyanga (lang.) 3-359C.
Banyani, *erv. 24-686 (Al).
Banyard, John 21-36b.
Banyoro, tribe 27-782b ; 1-

330a.
Banyubiru, Java 15-290d ;

15-290b.
Banyuls, pass, Fr. 22-689b.

— sur-Mer, Fr. 10-778 (F6) ;
22-689a.

Banyum, tribe l-329d (table).

Banyumas, Java 15-284 (C2) ;
15-290a.

Banyuwangi, JavalS-284 (F3);
15-290d.

Banza, tribe 6-925b.

Banza Noki, W.Af . : see Sao
Salvador.

Banziri, tribe 19-636c ; l-329d.

Banzyville, Bel.Cong. 6-923
(Cl) ; 6-926a.

BAOBAB 3-363d ; Bechuana-
land 3-605b ; duration of life
16-975b ; fruit ll-257c ;
Madagascar 17-273b ; Rho-
desia 23-261a ; Western
Australia.

Baobeltaob, isl., Pac.O. : see
Babeltop.

Baol, dist., W.Af. 28-777b.

BaSle Galla, tribe ll-414b.

Baoma, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (C5).

Baouit, Egy. : see Bawit.

Bap, India 14-376 (E6).

Bapaume, Fr. 10-778 (Fl) ;
2-698d; battle (1871) 11-
13d.

Baphia nitida : see Camwood.

BAPHOMET 3-363d ; accusa-
tion regarding 26-596C ; 26-
599a.

Bapindi (race) l-330b.

Bapoto (race) 1 - 330b ; 6-
925b.

Bappairao : see Vakpati.

Baprok, Afg. 15-631C.

Baptanodon 14-27 la.

— beds (geol.) ll-670b ; 15-
568d.

Baptisia 13-768d.
Baptism, riv., Minn. 18-550
(F3).

BAPTISM (religion) 3-364a ;
adults, English Church 22-
261d ; Anabaptist doctrine
3-37 la, 6-93 la ; Armenian
usage 2-5 7 Oc ; Augustine
2-908d ; Baptist Church
3-372b ; Bogomil doctrine
4-119c ; Calvin 5-76c ; cate-
chumenate5-508b, 10-195d ;
ceremony, use of lights
16-67 7c; Christmas 6-294a ;
Church membership 6-328c,
9-4a; consecration of water
13-623b ; conversion 7-47b ;
In Didachc 8-201b ; of
disciples by Christ 15-358a ;
early Church 26-7 7 4d, 24-
487a, 23-978b ; Ebionite
doctrine 8-842d ; Epiphany
9-698b ; Eunomius 9-890d ;
Exorcism rite 10-80b ; fire
5-516C, 25-127d; Gnostic
12-153d, 27-856a ; infants
3-372b, 16-693a, 23-979a ;
Mandaean 17-557a ; Mor-
mons 18-848a ; neophytes
9-696c; ordinution20-185d ;
Serapion 24-661d ; Paul-
ician tenets 20-962b ;
Presbyterian 22-286b ; re-
baptism 6-333d, 5-431d; re-
gistration 3-990b; Smyth's
doctrine 25-283a ; sponsors
25 • 732a ; ultra - montane
doctrine 27-5 7 2a; Unitarian
view 5-385a ; validity of
heretical 13-359b, 19-642a.

— of Christ, Festival of the :
see Epiphany.

" Baptism of Christ " (paint-
ing : Verrocchio) 27-1038C ;
16-444(1.

Baptista, Mariano 4-177b.

— , Pedro l-333b ; 5-591a.

Baptiste (linen weaver) 5-89b.

— , NICOLAS ANSELME 3-
369d.

Baptiste, riv.. Can. 1-500 (A2).

Baptisterium : see Piscina.

BAPTISTERY 3-370a ; in ba-
silicas 3-473b ; historical
notes 10-605b ; Lombard
Romanesque 2-393b ; Testa-
ment um Domini 26-668d.

Baptistes (Buchanan) : see
Johannes Baptistes.

Baptist Free Missionary So-
ciety 18-587C.

— Missionary Society 3-373d ;
Andrew Fuller ll-295a.

— Missionary Society, General:
see General Baptist Mission-
ary Society.

— Missionary Union 18-587b.
BAPTISTS 3-370C ; America

28-683a, 28-123b, ll-70a ;
Australia 2-950c, 28-41b ;
Bunyan 4-804b ; confession
of faith 7-399C ; England
9-42 la; Regium Donum
23-45b ; Scotland 24-467b ;
Wales 28-261C.

— , Free : see Free Baptists.

— , Scotch: see Scotch Baptists.

Baptist Society for Propagat-
ing the Gospel among the
Heathen 18-586d.

— Union 3-373b ; 24-467b.

— World Alliance 3-374a.

— Zenana Mission 18-588d.
Baptornis 20-9c ; 3-970c.
Bapuko, tribe l-330a.
Baputi, tribe 3-505a.
Baquedano, Manuel 6-161C.
Baqueros : see Vaqueros,
Bar : see Ursinus, Zacharias.
BAR, FRANCOIS DE 3-378a.
— , Henry II., count of 17-10c ;

3-IOoa.

— , Henry III.,count of 3-405a.
— , Jeande3-297d.
— , Pierre 19-751c.
Bar, Fr. : see Barrels.
— , India 14-376 (Fl).
— , Montenegro : see Antivari.
BAR (Rov), Russ. 3-378a ;

23-874 (I. A2) ; 22-640c.
— , desert, India 24-770b.
— , isl., Me. 3-400a.
— , dist., Holy Rom.Emp. 11-

834, 11-856 (hist. maps).
Bar (heraldry) 13-319C.

— (Indian geog. term)22-654a.
BAR (legal) 3-378c; 5-55a ;

American 3-378d ; English
official costume 23-411C ;
General Council 3-378d ;
Houses of Parliament 3-
378c; women, admission of
28-786b.

— (measure) l-29d.

— (medals) 18-12U

— (music) 23-279a.
BAR (phys. geog.) 3-37 8b.
BAR, CONFEDERATION OF

3-378a ; 21-918C.
— , counts and dukes of 3-

405a ; 17-1 Ob ; 17- lie.
— , Plea in : see Plea.

— Tracery 27-115b.

Bara, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (F3).

— , Sudan 15-908a.

— , riv., India 15-625d ; 21-

282d.
— , tribal dist.. Mad. 17-271

(B4) ; 17-270b ; 17-273d.
— , val., India 26-1005d ; 1-

361d ; Tirah campaign 26-

1006b ; as trade route 1-

309d.

Bara (grain) 21-283a.
Baraan, dist., Pers. 14-867d.
Baraba, Bor. 4-257 (C3).
Baraba (dialect) 27-473a.
Bara Bangahal, mts., India 15-

944d.
BARA BANKI, India 3-379a ;

14-376 (1C).

— Banki, dist., India 3-379a.
Barabar, mts., India ll-542a.
Barabara, tribe 3-764d : 3-

37 9c.
Baraba steppe, plain, Russ.As.

25-10 (C-D3) ; 26-1042c ;

flora 25- 1 i.-i ; forests 25-

13c; grain produce 25-16b.
Baraba Tatars 26-448d.
Barabbas (Bible) 15-352c.
Barabino (painter) 20-514d.
Bara b. Marur 17-41 Ob.
BARABOO, Wis., 3-379b ; 28-

740 (D5).
— , riv., Wis. 3-379b.

— Ridge, Wis. 27-616d.
BARABRA (race) 3-379b.
Barabuza : see Swazi.
BARACALDO, Sp. 3-379c ; 25-

530 (Dl).

Baracas, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
Barachias (legend) 3-404b.
Barachias, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Baraciba (rabbi) 3-369C.
BARACOA, Cu. 3-379c ; 7-595

(F2).

Baracz (sculptor) 24-514d.
Barada, mts., India 15-695d.
— , riv., Syr. 20-602 (El) ; 7-

785a ; 16-347b ; l-6c.
Baradaeus : see Jacob Burde'-

ana.
Baradan, plains, Turk.As. 5-

43d.

Baradari 12-749c.
Bara Darwaza ll-535b.
Baradello, castle, It. 18-441a.
Baradere (abbe) 12-561d.
Baraderes, bay, Hai. 12-824

(A2) ; 12-824d.
Bara Deva (god) 3-930b.
Baradine, N.S.W. 19-538 (E2).
— , gully, N.S.W. 19-538 (B8).
ISaradla cavern l-375c.
linraga, Mich. 18-372 (B3).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (B3).
Baragai, mt., India 14-376

(L8).
Baragan Steppe, plain, Rum.

4-967d ; 23-82M.
Baragarbi, India 14-376 (L6).
Baragharia Nawabganj, India:

see Nawabganj, E. Bengal

and Assam.
Baraghop, India 14-376 (P-

Q6).
Baragil, canal, Egy. 4-954

(A2).
Baragil, • El, Egy. 4 - 954

(A2).

Baragra salt 15-771d.
Baraguay d'Hilliers, Achilte 7-

453d ; 14-917d.
Barah, El, Syr. 2-391a.
Barahona, General Sotero 13-

65 Id.

Barahona, Hai. 12-824 (B2).
— , pass, S.Am. l-963b
BARAHONA DE SOTO, LUIS

3-379d.
Barahout, Arab. : see Bir Bor-

hut.

Barah Topi 3-207c.
Barail, mt., India : see Barcl.
Baraillon du Brocard, Henri

du 10-610b.
Baraital3-170d.
Jiiiruithns 26-382d.
Barak, Ion 23-847b.
Barak, riv., India : see Surma.
Barak (cloth) l-314a.
Baraka (Khan) : see Bereke.\
Baraka, Bel.Cong. 6-923 (E4).
— , Sud. 15-908a ; 26-1 Ob.

— (Barka), riv., N.E.Af. 1-83
(map); 19-693 (D4) ; 26-9
(D2); course 9-746a; drain-
age area l-84b.

Barakacheva, India : see

Broach.

Barakan : see Haik.
Barakar, India : see Barrakur.
Barakhar, riv., India 6-2 7 2c.
Barakhata, India 14-376 (N6).
Barakzai, tribe l-316b ; 8-

694c ; 8-438b.
Baral, riv., India 22-867c.
Bara Lacha, mts., India : see

Zamskar.

— Lacha, pass, India 14-376
(G-H3).

Baralong, tribe : see Barolong.

Baralzon, lake, Can. 5-160

<K4).
Baram, riv., Bor. 4-257 (B2) ;

4-256d ; 24-207C.
Barama, India 14-376 (O6).
— , riv., Brit.Gui. 12-C75 (C2) ;

12-679a.
Baramahal, dist., India 24-

61c; 19-llb.

Baramapulana, tribe 27-195C.
Baramgali, fort, India 15-

687d.

Baramia (dervishes) 9-33b.
Baramindana (king of Mello)

17-565b.
Baramula(Varaha-mula), India

14-376 (F2); 15-087c ; 15-

688d.

— , pass, India 15-413a.
Baran, India (N.W. Front.

Prov.) 14-370 (D3).
— , India (Rajputona) 14-376

(G7) ; 12-7480.
— , India (United Provinces) :

see Bulandshahr.
— , riv., India 14-376 (B7).
Baranasi, India : see Benares.
Baranca, pass, Alps l-744a.
Baranetsky, J. 16-578c.
Barano, It. 15-4 (BO).
Baranof, isl., Alsk. 1-472

(L4) ; l-472c.

Baranoski (bishop) 16-790d.
Baranov, Alexander l-477b ;

25-162a.
Baranquila, Colom. : see Bar-

ranquilla.
BARANTE, AMABLE GUIL-

laume Prosper, baron de 3-

379d.

Baranton (fountain) 10-748d.
Baranya, county, Hung. 3-4

(F3).

Baranyai, General 14-7b.
Baranzano, Jean Antoine 3-

149c.
Bara Pahar, mts., India 24-

113b.
Bara Panga, riv., India 14-382

(N9).
Barapulana, tribe l-330d ; 3-

603c.

Ba-Rapuza : see Swazi.
Baraqish (Yathil), Arab. 23-

956d.
Baraque de Fraiture, mt,,

Luxem. 3-668 (G3) ; 3-669a.

— de Michel, mt., Belg. 3-668
(G2) ; 3-669a.

Bararyd, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Baras, P.I. 21-392 (D7).
BARASAT, India 3-3SOb ; 14-

376 (N8).

Barasingha 7-923d.
Barasingha group (zool.) 7-

922d ; 7-923d.

Barasloi, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B2).
Barasoain, P.I. 17-495a.
Bar Associations 3-37 8d.
Barat (Afghan term) 15-649a.

— (Tibetan) 16-531d.

— (Turkish) : see Exequatur.
Baratang, isl., And.Is. 4-840

(B6) ; l-955a.
Barataria, La. 17-54 (c7).
— , bay, La. 17-54 (d8).
— , canal, La. 17-54 (c7) ; 19-

530a.

Baratariana : Grattan's contri-
bution 12-379b ; II. Flood's

10-525b.
Barataria Pass, channel, La.

17-54 (d8).
Barathor, mt., India 14-376

(L5).
Barathron, Gr. 2-832 (map) ;

2-831d.
BARATIER, JOHANN P. 3-

380b.
Baratieri, O. l-94a ; 9-1 26d ;

15-77b.
Baratlou, tribe l-330d ; 3-

603c.

Baratula, Asia : see Ebi-nor.
Baratun, Egy. 9-40 (Al).
BARATYNSKI, JEWGENIJ

Abramovioh 3-380b.
Baranta, Jap. 15-156 (L5).
Barava, isl., Cape Verde Is.:

see Brava.

Barawa, tribe 25-380b.
BARB (diet.) 3-380c.

— (feather) 10-224d ; 10-
227a.

— (horse) 3-380c ; 13-713a.

— (pigeon) 3-380c ; 8-452b.
Barba, Lopez Saavedra 18-

156c.

Barba, W.Af. : see Borgu.

BARBACENA, Braz. 3-380c ;
4-440 (H7).

Barbacoan Indians l-811d.

Barbacoas, Colom. 6-701 (A4) ;
6-706d.

— •, Venez. 2-31 4d.

Barbadillo, Alonso Jeronimo
de Salas : see Salas Bar-
badillo, Alonso Jeronimo de.

Barbadoes leg : -see Elephanti-
asis.

for Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It to essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

BANN-BARG

-.11

Barbedort. Xleeolo -

W.I.

! . • • V

I-fJ.l: .."..H 7-Mlb;
jeulocy »•-.•. 4 4d; sugar M-

«4Mi.

. iUnora 7-467r.
J (8 vrlao writer) 2-

i.--

— , John Hi. rtmiit Arpinbcnr :
trr John (of Barbancon),

•.t ..f ArvliiDonr.
Barbar (Mo*ul einperor): *rr

I labor.

Barbar. rlv.. I'al. aO-OOS <JM).
BARBARA. ST3-:i81d; S-9Od.

7b.

Burbar.ui.> I 'iilac*, muulon.

VlCeUail I-112C.

Ilarbarat iil--tik» 3-90d.
Ilartwru /jtiHilva M-(i7c.
Bartwrm7.il I b.
Barbarolll. Giorgio : sr< Glor-

gtone.
Barbareta, i.l.. C»rll>.S. 5-87*

(C-OS); 3-5564.
Barhanrta (Barbarla). dist..

Sanl.24--.MlJ: 24-316a.
Barbari, Jacopo do' 8-699c.
BARBARIAN 3-38Sa; 2-117...

. 24-2160.

Barbariiro. AgiKst.uo 16-463c.
Barbartni. lU-rto 14-U1
Barbara, Danlello 6-10Cb ;

.H)MOLAO3-382a,
-, Franecaco H-747b.

— , Josapbat 21-2280 ; 7-629c.
Barbaru (Gaurus), int.. It.

15-50 : battle (343 B.C.)

T-S1&L

Barbarorum, Leges 7-455b.
BARBAROSSA (Rod board)

— (emperor) : tee Frederick I.

— , Khair-eJ-Dln or Khixr :
tee Khlxr (Khuir-iHl-Dni)
Barbara a.

BARBAROUX, CHARLES

Jean Marie 3-:i82d.
Barbarus. llrrmoluus: ««Bar-

baro, Ermolao.
BARBARY, N.Af. 3-383a ;

4-676u.
BARBARY APE 3-3S3a ; 22-

-•

— dove : tee Collared dove.

— partrldite2O-877a ; 18-852c.
BARBARY PIRATES 3-38Ua ;

l-650e>, Spanish provinces
raided 25-551c : 4-930b.

— red deer 27-395C.

— salmon : trr ShabeL

— sheep : tee I'dad.
Barbas. cape, AL 1-330 (B2).
Barbaste, Fr. 10-778 (£5).
Barbastelle 6-245c.
Barbaatro. Sp. 25-530 (E-F1) ;

13-- !..
Barbat 3-388c.

Barbate (Barbata), Sp. 5-33c.
—.riv, Sp. 25-530 (B-C4) ;

1- -17c.

Barbatia 16-122b.
Bar bat. > (friend of Petrarch)

21-J13a.

Barbatus. St 3-728a.
Barbavera (sailor) 25-2461).
BARBAULD, ANNA LETIT1A

3- ,S4b.

Barbazan, Fr. 13-721..
Bartaatrt (Thackeray) 15-

143c.

llarU-. 7-239c.

BARBECUE 3-384c ; 6-«29d.
Hurl..- .1.. Capnnn 6-lSld.
BARBED WIRE 3-

— Wire Art il-'.i.:) 3- ;85d.
Barbee, Colo. 6-722 (Dl).
—.fort, 0.24-3 la.
BARBEL 3-385d ; 2-290.
liar-bell 12-753C.

liar)., -Ilii, CoNtantino 24-513C.
Barbelognoatlcs 12-155d; 12-

BARBE-MARBOIS. FRAN-
cois. Marquis de 3-385d ; 17-

Barbe'r,John 4-886b.
BARBER 3-386b ; as dentist

8- •".! ; as surgeon 3-386b.

26-125b.

Barber, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— . N.C. 1»-77S (B2).

— Co, Kan. 15-654 (D3) ;
15-.

BARBERINI (family) 3-386b ;

18-
— , Muffeo : tee Urban VIII.,

npt.

Barberlnl. palae*. ROOM U-

ait DM).

— . vIlU. ItonM ta-811
lU-Ookniua (fatull)) 0-

7 I ,'ib.

lUrln<riiil Library, ROOM 14-

BJ7d : IB-
Barborinl va«o : «•« Portland

Bartwrino. Andrea da 14-9O 4.1
-. Fnuxmcxi 14-IKM»,.
BARBERRY

Imtlon 13- 171... It.

leaf 16-.r.M<i : .i.un.-n 10-

&87o: thorn 26-
Bafbanr Company 16-sila.
Barber* Mill. In.l. 14-1.

13-sl (II2).
lliirlM-r-SurKfon*. company of

23-412b.

n..rl.,-rt.,n. I ). 20-28 ((12-3).
BARBERTON. s .At. 3-3o6o ;

25-4011 (1C.'.) : 27--.'.Hi.l.
Barbcrton series (icool.) 27-

lS7d.
Barbes. Armand 10-sanb ; 10-

M1 1.
Barbel S-97:ib : 3-B74o ; 3-

978a : 28-KMiub; .mnm«.

•MM.

BarbeUiwr Camisards.
BARBETTE (diet.) 3-380d.

— . hooded 2O--.':;Od.

- mounting 6-600n : 2'>
BARBEY D'AUREVILLY.

JulM Am*d«« 3-:;S6d.
Barbeyrac. Charles 3-:i87a,

— JEAN 3-:i87ii.
Barbezleux, Marquis dc 14-

'

.
Barbexleuz. Fr. 10-778 (D5) ;

S-,7.1.

Barblano. A*berlco dn 15-.''."a.
BARBICAN (,l.-t.) 3-:;.s7b.
BARBIER. ANTOINE ALEX-

andr. 3-387b.

— . Cbarlee «-69b.

— , Ed:niind 8-108d.

— , HENRI AUGUSTE3-387b ;
24--.".'9c.

— , LOUIS 3-3870.

liartner de Porto, Le (Kock)

15-885C.
Barbier de Seville. Le (Ik-uu-

marchaU) 3-S90b ; 8-5 14d.
Barbiere di Kiriolia, II (Palai-

ello) 20-5191).
Hn rbirre di Siciglia, 11 ( Rossini)

23-7.'.2b.
BARB1ERI.GIOVANNIFRAN-

e«Mo3-387c; 5-67 4c.

— , Paolo Antonio 3-387d.
BARBITON (IlarbitoH) 3-387d.
Barbituric acid 17-495d ; 27-

7-.M!..

Barblzet 5-759a.

BARBIZON, Fr. 3-388d :
school of painters 3-38Hd,
14-324b ; C. Troyon 27-
320d.

Barbo, Pictro, pope : lee Paul

BARBON. NICHOLAS 3-389b.
BAR BON (Itarebones),

Praise-God 3-389b.
Barbon, Westm. 9-412 (I. C4).

— High Fell, nits., Westm.
9-41-.' (I. C4>: 28-553C.

llurl.osa (Cliilcan general) 6-
lUOd.

— , Agostlnho 5-198d.

— , Duarte 22-SS3b : TtelU
Ahmedabad l-431d ; Surat
26-1 17a.

— , Kuy 10-6040.
liurbotan, Fr. ll-904d.
Barbotinc : are SliD.
BARBOUR, JOHhl 3-389C ; 1-

: 24- 1. .7. 1.

— , \Villiatu : see Waynflete,
William.

Burbour Co., Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— Co. W.Va. 28-560 (C- D«.

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (U4).
Barboun, Va. 28-1 is (li:i).
Borbounvillf, Va. 28-1 IS (D2).

. \V.Vu. 28-.-..;"

BarbourvilU-. Ky. 15-710 (E4).
Harbud : -s" llarl.it.. n.
BARBUDA: isl.. W.I. 3-390c;

28-541 (F3) ; geology 28-

544d.
Barbudoso, isl., W.I. : tee

Barbados.
Barbuit7-21b.
Barbule lO-224d ; 10-226a ;

10-227a.
Barbury. WUts. 26-'.>:!Oa; 28-

6M L.

3- - • ! : 2-7 is.,.

— inosal : tee Mabaeer.

— sarana : tr e PoprL

— tor : tee Mahseer.

— viviparua 5-382a.

— vutearU : tee BarbeL
BARBY, Ger. 3-3 90d ; 11-

808 (C3).

Barbysus, riv., Turk.: ire
Klabat-Hano-Su.

1-
. .:.. 1043

BARCA \r 3-iuo.l:

oolM U-«V3« ;

rapt urti 10-tttSh.
llan-a. Sp. Z

i . ..-.
flora *7-SH9r.
— , rlv.. Kr.i. : *rr Baraka, riv.
• it 25-530 (112) ;
22-l.l7a.

|H H • .<.' .•• 2 — ..i

BARCAROLE 3- .0la.

p. 25- /.JO (|i.:).
•II (trnnla player) 26-

... ' !

BaroBlloiia, It. 16-4 (E5) ;
population 25-22u.

BaroMlos, llnu. (Aiiiasooaii)
4- 1 IN H J) ; l-79Oa.

./. (llalua) 4- I in (15).

Itaymund llerenger
I., count .if 25- '.7 la.

.inun.l lU-n-liu'i-r II..
•ii i.f 25-57 la: tomb 11-
MM.

Barcelona, Bruz. 4-440 (A4).
N. 21-:iU2 (Kl).

BARCELONA, Sp. 3-3911) :
25-530 ((12) ; an.-, llan-inu
23-iil'J (C-.') : cutlu-.lral 3-
391d. 5-52.1.. ; roiiiitit 25-
570d". dlstarbances (modern)
2S-5G8b, 2S-.M-..-..1. 2S-.'.(i(!b.
ZS-JOSa; glaiw in.lii-in
12-1(12.1 : medieval lni|...rt-
ance 6-790d: 10-809d;
metal workcra 21 - 799c ;
,.!.-. r\ .t..l > 19-;. .-I. : -:. ..
(1705)2S-607c ; nlecre<1714)
25-008a; treaty (1529) 15-
411., 9-530d; university 3-
:iUld. 27-758d.

BARCELONA, \ ,-nez. 3-393a ;
27-989 (C1J; redistribiiti.nl
of states 27-990c.

BARCELONA, urov., Sp. 3-
39 la; 25-530 (F-G2): tee
alto Catalonia.

— , state, Bol. : tee Bermudez.

Barcelona nut : tee Hazel.

Banx-loncta. I'.K. 22-124 (Al).

— . SB. 3-39 Ic.

BARCELONNETTE, Kr. 3-

393a : 10-778 (115).
" (horse-) 13-
Harrhot.in. \\'ar \Mrk.28-343a:

" Barcha " (horse) 13-737b.

iH-i-l ry 28-4060.
Harchtleld, Ger. 11-808 (III.

oil).

Uarctioa, fort, Belir. 16-593C.
llar-chu, riv., Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Barcldae, family 5-428c.
Uarrino, anc. Sp. : tee Barce-
lona.

Han-inona, Sp. : tre liarceloua.
BARCLAY, ALEXANDER 3-

393b.

— , Arthur 16-54 Ic.
— , Sir David 8-443a.
— , Sir GCOIKC 5-947c.
— , J. G. (aHtron.) 19-955d.
— . JOHN (divine) 3-394C.
— . JOHN (satirist) 3-39 la.
— , John (surgeon) 26-129O.
— , ROBERT (Quaker) 3-394d.
— , Robert, Cunt. l-84Sd.
— , WILLIAM 3-:i95a.
Barclay. Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— . ID. 14-304 icn.
— , Kan. 15-654 (<;•-').
— , Md. 17-828 (112).
— , Pa. 21-106 (12).
— , bay, Green. 12-543 (G4).
Barclay & Co. (bankers) 3-

SJTa.
BARCLAY DE TOLLY.

Michael Andreas 3-395a ;

statue 28-947c.
Barclay de Tolly, isl., Pac.O. :

tee Karoia.

— Home, Brijrliton 4-62b.
Barclaysvillo.X.C. 19-772 (D2).
Barco, Arg. : tre Belen.

— , Kl, Sn. 25-530 (131).
BARCOCHEBAS 3- '.'.l.-.b ; 15-

402d ; coins 19->!Uc.
Barco de Avila, El, Sp. 25-

530 (C2).
Barooo, riv., S.Aus. and

Queens. 2-960 (F5) ; 25-

493b ; explorations 2-961c,

4-8350.

Bar Cozlba : tee Barcochebas.
Barcroft, J. (physiologist) 27-

•We.

Bare., Humt. 3-4 (E3).
Barosay, Abraham l3-926b.
Barcz-araK(Bnrzenland), dist.,

HunK.T-4 (14) ; 27-2lOd.
Bard, fort. It. ll-199b.

— (armour) 2-589a.

BARD (poet) 3-395c ; chair-
ing of 9-i:i7c : Irish 5-625d.
5-630b; Welsh 5-643d, 5-
.; I :.. .

" Bard. The " (horee) 13-730d.

Barda, RUSH. 23-S74 (II. £3) ;
5-549c; l-481d.

— ,dlv. and mts^ India: ter
Barada.

(llardo.). me. S6-
N.Af.l-J»0(K»h

i

. . s s- 21- 111,

i • i ...

inU» (uncle of Mu hurl III.)
i .- j.....

— l>hoc«3-468a.

J-,

BaMeb. Alnel. l-al. ll-40fib.
BaitSelebnt. Karl TOO (ana-

tomlrt) 1.939)1.
-(chc-s PUr«) t.9Td; •-

Ilardella, It. : are Mandela.

liur.l.-ll .. nv.. It. 26- •.•!-•
HMnaj Abbey, Linca. : ire

Bardnev.
llur.l.-ii Reserrolr, H.I. 23-

249(111).

— Tower, Yorks. t-416 (II.
Dl): 28-:.

Bardi-ra, I'.s.iii.ltnl. 28-379

i«-«) ; 15- •..!).• ; 4-.!04a.
Bardesanes : let Banlalsan.
liardez, dist.. India 12-159d.
liurillleld. Great, KM. : nr

Great BardtU-ld.
Bard Head. prom.. Scot. 24-

85.'ia.
Bardi, Giovanni (Florentine)

20-121C.
— , Henry de Bourbon, count

of 4-327 (table).
— . Slmone de' 7-8 12b.
Iiur.ll, India 14-376 (K7).
liiir.litrlio (marble) 17-076d.
BARDILI, CHRISTOPH

Gottfried 3-396b.
Ilardino, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
Bardisl, Osman Key al 9-106c.
Bardlstan, I'ers. 10-190o.
Bardiya : tee Smerdis.
Bardjaluna. Sp. : ire Barce-

Banlney, Lines. 9-416 (II. r,.1):

abbey 16-715d, 16-715C,

l-290b.

Bardo, Nor. 19-800 (Dl).
— , Tun. 27-397a ; 27-399b.
— . palace, Tunis 27-393b ;

l6-897c; 15-USa.
lianloa : sre liordael.
Bardolluo, It. 15-4 (C2) ; 11-

1 . •..,,.

Bardolph, III. 14-304 (IW).
liar.lolph of Wurmegay, barons

19-746a.
Bardou. Loicg. 9-420 (III. El);

16-394a.

— Hill, Leics. 9-416 (II. E4) ;
5-948a.

Hardoney, pass, Alps 1-7 4 3a.
BARDOUX. AGENOR 3-396c.
BARDOW1ECK, Uer. 3-396d ;
11--.,. ,. _').

BARDSEY. i»l., Wales 3-396d ;
9-428 (V. B2) ; 7-434b ;
geology 5-360d.

— Sound, Wales 9-428 (V. B2).
Bardsir, Pers. 21-188 (C3) ;

15-7568.

Bards I., Wales : ter Bardsey.
Bardxley, W. (cricketer)

7-4 4 SB,

Bardsley, Lanes. 28-933 (A2).
Bardstomi, Ky. 15-740 (C3) ;

15-743d.

— Junction, Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Bardswell If.. Can. 4-600 (C2).
Barducci, Lorenzo : tee Credi,

Lorenzo di.

liarduli. It. : »rr Barletta.
liardulia, Sp. : tee C'aNtil.-.
Bar Durani, tril>.-- 8-li94c.
BarduR, Cam-. 23-874 (II. C3).
Burdn-an, India : tee Burd-

wan.

Bardwi-11. Ky. 15-740 (A2).
— , Suff. 9-1 '.'I (IV. n2).
Bardwell votometer 28-21 -)..
Bardylis (Illyriau chief) 14-

steb.

Bare, Montcn. 18-767 (B2).

— , Serv. 24-686 (B2).

— , Isl., N.S.W. 26-278 (C-D5).

— (Motu Kura) isl., N.7.. 19-
624 (F3).

Barea, Sp. : tee Varca.
Bareah, Fla. 10-540 (E4).
Barea Soranus : tee Soranus,

Barea.
Barcbone, Praise-God : tee

Barbon, Praise-God.
I :..:•. '..••:. - Par! H .. Dl 7-l:.J i ;

4-91d; 27-771a.
Barecove, Mass. 13- 51. '.a.
Barefoot, Walter 19-498a.
Barefooted Carmelites, and

other dlsoaloed orders : tee

Discalced Carmelites, £c.
Baresc (fabric) 3-:i97a.
BAREGES, Fr. 3-397a : 25-

530 (Fl); sulphur waters

18-521*.

... India 2-39Ta;

4-7.171,; ».

Barekrtli (Kane) ll-470r;

t-33Ia.
llan-l. mi*.. India 14-376 (1-7) ;

Barels, Colo. (

i -.I-.): ~, BarvOhr.
Barellau. N--.U . it-5:iR (D4).
Baron. Jan AnUm van der

Baron (Jap.) 16-I754.
Baraoburv, <J«. ll-»Og_(Bt).

Wilhatu: sec Bar-

enU, Wllk-m.

BarenTall. fall. Au«. ll-50ib.
......... 9- .1

Barenborn. int.. gwiu. M-241

(03) : 1-711..

.-',.

,. . - . . • Kl :»- • . ,

Ban-tit in. C. L. F. de Paule de

11-1044.
BARENTIN. Fr. 3-307c ; 16-

778

Ban-ill. MI. Kr. 1O-77M (Li3).
BARENTS. W1LLEM 2-397c ;

21-«41d: ll-826d; SnlU-

hcnren dlncovcml 25-7 lub.
BarenU Is., Arct. lt-833a.

— Land. Arct. 2S-709S,

— SEA, Arct. 3-397d; 21-
938iB2£; H-1"

BARERE DE VIEUZAC,

Bertrand 3-397 d ; ll-163a;

KeuillantM 10-304a.
Barer!, riv.. India 3-«29d.
Baresma : tee Banom.
Baratswil. Swltz. 26-t42 (F2).
Barett : ore Birvtta.
BARETTI, GIUSEPPE MARC'

Antonio 3-398b ; 14-909d.
Barevllle, Pa. 21-106 (O7).
Bareya (Abyssinian prince)

l-93b.
Darfarush. Pen. : tee Bar-

furusb.

Bartleld. Ark. 2-552 (F2).
— , Ga, 11-752 (C4).
—.Mo. 18-608 (F5).
BARKLEUR, Fr. 3-398c : 10-

778 (D3).
— , Pointe dc, cape, Fr. 10-

778 (D3): Ughthouse 3-

398c, 16-649.
— , battle of : see La Hogne,

battle of.

Barfod, Povl Frederik 8-44b.
Barford, Warwick. 9-420 U1L

1(2).

— , hundred, Beds. 3-621c.
— .Great. Beds. 9-424 (IV.

r.j .
— , Little, Beds. 8-4Z4 (IV.

B2).

lartin, Wilts. 9-420 (IIL

C4).
Barford and Perkins : water

ballaxt roller 18-929b (flg.).
Bartreston. Kent 9-424 (IV.

E4) ; church 15-739C ; 27-

llfia.
BARFURUSH, Pers. 8-398c ;

21-188 (Bl).
Barga, It., battle (IMS) U-

..ii. .

Bargagll, Scipione 2S-53b.
BARGAIN AND SALE (law)

3-:i98d ; history 7-4Sd.

— Saturdays 19-533a.
Bargal. It.Somlnd. 25-379

(G2).

Bargany group 16-829b.
Bargarh. India 14-376 (17).
Bargash Ibn Said 28-958a ; 15-

829d; British relations 4-

604a ; German claims 1-

344a.
Bargates (Roman potter) 5-

7 J ! , .
Bargate stone 12-551d; 12-

17",.

Barge. It. 15-4 (A2).
BARGE (boat) 3-399a ; 24-

878a ; 24-Bnsd : hopper 8-

564a : iron 28-647d.

— (carriaKe) 3-399b.
BARGEBOARD 3-399b.
Bargello, It. (Florence) 19-

63c; 10-53 Id; frescoes 12-

35c.

l:,rv. .' •dtD* .:- ta - 8- ' ••
Bargemen : ire Watermen.
Bargemote (01 Barghmote)

Court : tee Bannote Court.
Bargen. SwiU. 26-«i2 (C2V.
BargersviUe. In.l. 14-422 (E5).
Banres. lighthouse, FT. 16-

494c.
Bargba, India 24-841a.

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77

BARG-BARR

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instructions given on Page I.

Barghana, Afg. 14-376 (A-B4
Barghawals, tribe 24-841a.
BARGHEST ik-send) 3-399b.
Bargo, Nig. 19-678 (Fl).
Barguerlac (bird) 24-139c.
Barsruzin, Russ.As. 25-10 (G3

27-1700.
— , mts., Russ.As. 25-10 (F

Q3); 25-1 Ib; 27-169d.
— , riv., Russ.As. 25-10 (G3)
27-l70a; hot springs 3-215(
Bargy, barony, Ire. 9-598d.
Barhadad : set Ben-hadad.
Barhai, India 14-376 (K6).
Barhal : see Bharal.
Barliala, isl., Bor. 4-263a.
Barlmin, Charles Sliddleton

baron 18-415a : 19-235C.
— , Diana Noel, baroness 18

41 5 b.

— , George 7-756d.
— , RICHARD HARRIS 3

399e.

Barham, Kent 9-424 (IV. E4)
— , La. 17-54 (A2).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (C4).
" Barham"(cruiser)24-908d.
Barham Downs, Kent 9-488b.
Barhapple, lake, Scot. 28

629a.
BAR HARBOR, Me. 3-399d

17-434 (D4).

Bar-headed goose 12-242a.
BAR - HEBRAEUS 3 - 400a
Book of Hieroiheus 25-887a.
Barhi, India 14-376 (L7).
Bar Hill, Scot. : see Barrhill.
Barhut, India : see Bharahat.
Bari, Pascal de Bourbon

count of 4-327 (table).
Bari, Aby. 25-379 (D5).
— , India 14-376 (G6).
BARI, It. 3-400c ; 15-4 (F4)
anc. Barium 15-26 (F4)
capture (871) 17-29c ; cathe
dral 2-395b, 5-125d ; Greek
capture (1156) 28-67 l
architecture 2-395a ; 19-
755d; siege (1137) 23-453d
sutlniKun soi-s 15-lNi.
— , Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E4) ;

10-539b.

— , dist., Uganda 27-557 (Bl).
— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (A2).
— , prov., It. 15-38 (map) ;
area 15- 7 a ; olives 15- 9c ;
population 15-7a.
— , riv., India 14-382 (F9) ;

15-7710.

— , state, India 8-143c.
BAHI, tribe 3-400c ; l-330a ;

language 12-894c, 8-199d.
Baria. Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E6) ; 6-

620b.

— , Sp. : see Vera.
— , riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2).
Baria (tree) 7-597a.
Bariba, tribe 4-251b ; 7-735a.
Baii-bari : see Beri-beri.
Baricalcita 4-970b.
Barid, riv., Syr. 16-346<L
Baridi 5-5 Id.
Bari Doab, canal, India 22-

655b ; 14-850d.
— Doab, dist., India 14-376

(E-F4); 2Z-654a.
Barid Shahi (dynasty) 14-

402c.

Barigan, N.S.W. 19-538 (F3).
BarUuko. Nig. 19-678 (C3) ;

19-680a.

Baril. Ged6on 5-334b.
BARILI, P.Is. 3-401a ; 21-392

(D5).

Barili, riv., P.Is. 3-401a.
Barillas (general) 12-664a.
Barillet 6-617b.
Barillon, Paul 16-367b.
Barilo (measure) 28-491a.
Barim, pass, China 17-553 (B2).
Barima, riv., Br.Gui. 12-675

(B-C2); 12-677C.
Bar-i-Madan, dist., Pers. 19-

71 Ob.

Barimo 3-604b.
Barin (title) : see Boyar.
Barinas, Venez. 27-989 (B2) ;

27-990C.

BARING (family) 3-401a.
Baring, Alexander, 1st baron
Ashburton: see Ashburton,
Alexander Baring, 1st baron.
— .Edward Charles, Baron
Revelstoke : see Revelstoke,
Edward Charles Baring,
baron.
— , Sir Evelyn : see Cromer,

Evelyn Baring, 1st earl.
— , earls of Northbrook : see

Northbrook, earls of.
— , Francis Thornhill, Baron
Northbrook : see North-
brook, Francis Thornhill
Baring, baron.

— , Thomas Charles 20-409a.
Baring, Me. 17-434 (E3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
— , Wash. 28-354 (D2).
— , cape. Can. 5-160 (F2).
— , isle., Pac.O. : see Namorik.

BARING-GOULD, SABINE 3

40 Ic.
Baring Land, dist.. Can. 5-16

(El).
BARINGO, lake, Br.E.Af. 3

401d; 4-601 (B2); 26-875b
— Post, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B2).
Baring r. Abingdoii 24-587a.
Baripada, India 14-382 (M9)

18-820a.

Baris, Asia M. : see Izbarta.
— , It. : see Bari.
BARISAL, India 3-401d ; 14

376 (O8).

— , riv., India 3-133b; 3-401d
Barisal guns 3-402a.
Barisan, mts., Sum. 26-7

<B3); 26-71d.
Barisanos (Byzantine artist

18-208d.
Baris Creek, riv., Wis. 28-74

(D5).

Barisone 24-216d.
Barite : see Barytes.
Barito, riv., Bor. 4-257 (C3)

4-257b.

Baritone : see Barytone.
Barium, It. : see Bari.
BARIUM (metal) 3-402a ; com

pounds 402b ; detection 6

62b ; poisoning 21-894d

spectrum 25-626.

— carbonate 3-403a; 4-518d
percarbonate 5-309a; methy
carbonate 5-308d.

— cyanide 22-529a.

— hydroxide 3-402b ; fusion
point ll-373a.

— permanganate 17-5 7 Od.

— platinocyanide 21 - 808a
fluorescence 10-5 7 6d ; X
ray treatment 28-888c.

— tartrates7-577d; 7-582b.
Barium Springs, N.C. 19-772

(B2).

Bariya, India 23-225a.
Bariz, Jamal, mts., Pers. 21-

188 (C3) ; 15-755d ; 21-

189c.
Barizain, Claude Louis Scra-

phine and Louis Martial

(actors) : see Monrose.
Barjarg, Scot. 8-663d.
Barjesus : see Elymas.
Barjols, Fr. 10-778 (G-H6).
Bark, bay, Wis. 28-740 (B2).
— , lake, Can. 20-114 (El).
— , mts.. Can. : see Birch mte.
— , pt., Wis. 28-740 (B2).
— , riv., Mich. 18-372 <C4).
— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (E6).
Bark (hot.) 21-7 43a; clothing

7-222a ; writing material

17-618C.

Barka, Arab. 2-264 (H4).
— , W.Af. 19-674d.
— , dist., N.Af. : see Barca.
— , Khor, riv., Erit. : see

Baraka, Khor.
Barkada, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
Barkal, India 14-376 (P8).
— , ml., Sud. 26-9 (C2) ; ex-
ploration 17-716b: rums

8-414d, 22-685C.
Bark-beetle 6-675c; 6-668d.
Barken, lake, Swed. 26-190

(CD.
Bar-Kepha, Moses 3-446b; 9-

679b.
Jarker, Arthur Edward James

4-202c.

— , Collet 19-42d.
— , C. F. (draughts player) 8-

548a.

— , EDMUND HENRY 3-403a.
— , Granville 8-537a ; 9-0 1 Id.
— , W. R. (draughts player)

8-548a.

Jarker, mt., S.Aus. 18-939a.
Barker (at auction) 2-895c.

— (bird): see Black-tailed god-
wit and Barking bird.

Jarker Hill, 17-852 (Dl).
Jarker, Omichund v. : see Omi-

chund r. Barker.
Jarker-rail (tram way )27-160b.
Barkers Brook, riv., N.J. 19-

502 (C3).

— Creek, N.C. 19-772 (B4).

— Creek, Viet. 5-481a.
BARKER'S MILL (mech.) 3-

403c.

— Pond, lake, Me. 17-434
(B4).

Barkerville, B.C. 4-600 (E2).
Barkhamsted, Conn. 6-952

(D2): 28-734a.
Barkhan 12-168c.

larkhar, dist., Pers. 14-867d.

Jarkhatnaya Kniga 6-464d.

iarkhus : see Tas.

iarkiarok : see Barkiyarok.

Barkibazar, India 20-357a.

Barkin, Sib. 25-10 (H-I1).

3ARKING, Ess. 3-403c ; 16-
942 (E2) ; 14th century
school 24-371C.
Barking bird 6-1 46d.

Marking Creek, Ess. 3-403c.

Jarking deer : see Muntjac.

Barking Level, dist., Ess. 16
942 (E2).

— Road, Lond. 16-938 (E2).
Barkingside, Ess. 16-942 (E2)

Barnardo home 3-4 lib.
Barkisland, Yorks. 28-933 (B2
Barkiyarok (sultan) 24-609b

5-53b; 24-609d.
Barkla (physicist) 23-695a

23-696a.
Barklay de Tolly, Michac

Andreas : see Barclay d

Tolly.
Barklay Downs, Queens. 2

960 (F4).

— Tableland, dist., Queens. 2
960 (F3).

Barkley Sound, etr., B.C. 4

600 (D3).
Barkly, Sir Henry : Br.Guian

12-680a ; Cape Colony 3

403d, 25-475b: Griqualan

West 27 - 195d : Mauritiu

17-915a: Victoria 2-963d.
BARKLY EAST, S.Af. 3-403d

25-466 (H8).
Barklyite23-812d.
BARKLY WEST (Klipdrift

S.Af. 3-403d ; 25-466 (G7)

12-607b.

Bar Kokba : see Barcochebas
Barkometer 16-333d.
Bark River, Michigan 18-37

<C4).

Barksdale, Tex. 26-690 (G6).
Barksteed, William 17-776c.
Barkston, Lines. 9-416 (II

F4_).

— , Yorks. 28-933 (Dl).
Barkston Ash, Yorks.

932d.
Barkuk (Zahir) 9-101d ; 9

92b.
Barkukiya, mosque, Cairo 4

954 (A4 &C2); 2-424d; 4

954d ; 4-956b ; Mameluke

massacre 9-109a.
Barkul, Turkest. 6-168 (El) .

oasis 27-423b ; trade routes

12-168b; 27-424a.
— , lake, Turkest. 27-420 (113)
— , mts., Turkest. 6-168 (El)

26-9091).

Barkur, India 14-382 (F13).
Barkway, Herts. 9-424 (IV

C2).

Bari, India 14-376 (F7).
Barlaam (bishop) 13-41 4c ; 12-

519c ; Gregoras 12-562a

Palamas 20-593c.

— AND JOSAPHAT 3-403d
15-280b ; 23-501d.

Barlaston, Staffs. 9-416 (II

04).
Barlborough, Derby. 9-4 10

(II. E3) ; population 8-72a

— Hall, Derby. 2-418a; 8-73b,
Barlby, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2).
Barle, riv., Som. 9-430 (VI,

El) ; 25-388d.

BAR-LE-DUC, Fr. 3-404d ; 10-
778 (G3).

Barlec, lake, W.Aus. 2-960
(B5).

— , mts., W.Aus. 2-960 (B4) ;
28-539C.

Barlei, mt., Hung. 3-4 (13).

Barlestone, Leics. 9-420 (III.
El).

BARLETTA, It. 3-405b ; 15-
26 (F4) ; anc. Barduli 15-4
(F4); Cordoba at 7-140c.

Barley, Herts. 9-424 (IV. B2).

— , Lanes. 16-139 (Dl).

BARLEY 3-405b ; 17-499C
(figs.) ; ancient Egypt 1-
388b; Canada5-153c; cattle
food l-40Sb ; crop, weight
and composition l-405a ;
crude fibre 5-606d; duties
7-178a ; embryo 17-500
(flgs.) ; four-course rotation
1- 1 ii Hi ; legislation : see
Corn laws ; malting : see
Malt ; pollination 12-373d ;
Rothamsted and Woburn
experiments l-402c ; United
Kingdom 1 - 398d foil. ;
United States 1-4 16b, !•
418a.

— , Mariut : see Mariut Barley.

BARLEY-BREAK 3-406b.

BARLEYCORN 3-406c ; 17-
500b (fig.).

— sight (rifle) 25-65d.
Jarley cylinder 10-550d.
Jarley Month : see September.

Barley Mow Inn, Lond. 6-

650d.

Jarley-sugar 6-898d.
Jarlichway, dist., Warwick.

28-343a.
Barlings, Lines. 9-416 (II. G3);

abbey 16-716c.
Bar-lock typewriter 27-502b

(fig.).

Barloge, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Barlow, Alfred 28-444d.
— .Arthur 22-8 7 Oa; 19-775c.
— , Francis C. 4-646a.

Barlow, G. (physicist) 17-346

— , SIR GEORGE HILARO 3
4060 ; 14-4 lib.

— , Henry Clerk 16-554d.

— , JOEL 3-406c ; l-833a.

— , J. H. (poultry farmer) 1
360c.

— .Mrs Lucy : see Waltc
Lucy.

— , PETER 3-407a ; compas
6-809c ; electrodynamic ro
tation 9-185a ; fluid lensc
l-60o ; ship's magnetism 6
806c ; tables 26-327d ; 26
331o.

— , P. W. (engineer) 12-398d

— , R. G. (cricketer) 7-442a.
— , Thomas (bishop) 8-261a

— , Sir Thomas : on Eaynaud

disease 22-936d ; on scurvy

rickets 24-517d.
— , W. H. : earth currents 8

813o ; logograph 21-467b.
— , William (bp. of Chichcstcr

24-443b.
— , William (bp. of St Davids

23-1020b.
— , William (chemist) 7-584d

27-849a.

Barlow, Miss. 18-600 (B4).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (E2).

— Bend, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-24

Barlowe, William (archdeacon

of Salisbury) 9-180a; on

compass 6-807d.
Barlow Moor, Lanes. 16-13

(E3).
Barlow's disease : see Scurvy

infantile.

Burluk, mts., Asia 23-811a.
BARM3-407a; 4-510o;manu

facturo 4-47 Oa.
Barma, riv., India 14-376(H7)
Barmak (Barmecide) 3-407a.
Barmakids : see Barmecides.
Barman Ardashir : see Spas

inus Charax.
Barmby on the Moor, Yorks

9-416(11. F2).

— on-the-Marsh, Yorks. 8-77a
Uarmecide feast 3-407b.
BARMECIDES 3-407a ; 5-

42d ; 5-44c.
Barmedman, N.S.W. 19-538

<D4).
BARMEN, Ger. 3-407b ; 11-

808 (I. K6).

Barmer, India 14-376 (D7).
— , riv.. India 14-376 (18).
Bar Mills, Me. 17-434 (B5).
Barming, East, Kent 16-94

(F3) ; church - stalls 28 -

792d.

— Heath. Kent 16-942 (F3).
BARMOTE COURT 3-4070.
BARMOUTH, Wales 3-407d

9-428 (V. C2).
Sarmouth, bay, Wales 9-428

(V. C2).

Jarmpton cattle 6-690c.
Barmston,Yorks.9-416(II.Gl).
Barn, bay, N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
Barna, Ire. 14-744 (B3).
— , riv., India 3-715b ; 15-

282d.
Barnabae Itinerarium (R.

Brathwait) 4 - 436b : 17'

192d.
BARNABAS (apostle) 3-407d ;

Heftrews.authorship 13-189a;

Hermes identified with 21-

375c ; Matthias 17-899o :

St Mark 17-7 27b ; St Paul

20-942c ; tomb 24-59a.
— .Congregation of St : see

Barnabites.
— , Epistle ot 3-408o ; 2-182d;

8-201a.

— , Gospel of 3-409b.
Barnabites 20-7 lOa; 18-690c ;

l-800d.

Jarnabei, Prof. 13-343C.
Jarnabo : see Bernabo.
Barnabus Interamnensis 20-

97 2c.

Barnaby, N. 24-892d.
Jarnaby, Can. 19-465 (Cl).
Jarnaby fair 17-204a.
Barnack, Northants 9-424

(IV. Bl) ; church 19-7 7 Oa ;

geology 19-768c ; school 24-

371b.

Jarnack : see Bernacle goose.
Jarnack rag 19-768c.
BARNACLE 3-409b : see also

Thyrostraca.

— goose : see Bernacle-goose.
Barnadi, riv., India 14-376

(O6) ; 15-647a.
Barnagar, India 14-376 (F8).
BARNARD, LADY ANNE 3-

409d.

— , Charles 19-413a.
— , Elizabeth, Lady 24-776a.
— , Edward E. : comets photo-
graphed 21-525a ; corona

photographed 8-890a ; Jupi-
ter satellite 15-564b ; Sat-
urn's rings 24-232d: zodiacal
light 28-99Sd.

Barnard. Frederick 5-333b.

—.FREDERICK AUGUSTUS
Porter 3-409d.

— , GEORGE GREY 3-410b ;
24-5160.

— .Grace Vane, baroness : see
Darlington, countess of.

— , HENRY 3-410b.

— , Henry Vane, 3rd baron :
see Darlington, earl of.

— , Sir Henry William 14-
448b ; 7-957o.

— , Sir John : national debt
19-27 Ib; playhouses 26-
737a.

— , JOHN (musician) 3-410c.

— , John Gross 28-559b.

Barnard, Ind. 14-422 (D5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).

— , Vt. 19-490 (B4).

— CASTLE, Dur. 3-410c ; 9-
412 (I. E3) ; 3-257a; geology

— College, N.Y. 6-739d ; 3-
410ft.

Barnardiston, Sir Samuel 25-

192d.

Barnard v. Roberts 2-21b.
BARNARDO, THOMAS JOHN

3-411a.
Barnard's Inn, Lond. 14-587a :

13-582a.

Barnato, Barney 15-799o.
BARNAUL, lluss.As. 3-411c ;

25-10 (D3); climate 2-745a,

19-944b.
Barnaulka, riv., lluss.As. 3-

4 lie.
BARNAVE.ANTOINEPIERRE

Joseph Marie 3- 1 lie : 10-

854c; 15-117d.
Barnbouglo Castle, Scot. 22-

732a.
Barnbrough, Yorks. 28 - 933

(D2).

Barnburners 19-609b; ll-87d.
BARNEY, SIR JOSEPH 3-

412a.
Barnby Moor, Notts. 9-416 (II.

F3).

— upon Don (Barnby Dun)
Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2).

Barncluith, estate. Soot. 12-

892b.

Barn Dance 7-800a.
Barndoor Match 7-443d.
Barne, Lieut. 21-966c.
Barne, inlet, Antarct. 21-961

(H-G).

Barnegat, N.J. 19-502 (D4).
— , bay, N.J. 19-502 (U4) :

19-505b.
— , inlet, N.J. 19-502 (D4).

— City, N.J. 19-S02 (D4).
Barn Elms (house) 15-838a.
BARNES, ALBERT 3-412b.
— , BARNABE3-412c; 9-620b.
— , SIR EDWARD 3-412d ; 5-

781d.

— , H. T. : calorimetry 5-65c ;
ground ice 12-624d: radio-
activity 22-802a.

— , F. K. 24-9250.

— , Joseph 20-413a.

— , Joshua (captain) 16-522b.

— , JOSHUA (scholar) 3-413a :
3-751a.

— , Juliana : see Berners, Juli-
ana.

— , Richard 26-101a.

— , ROBERT 3-413a ; 7-343c.

— , THOMAS 3-413c.

— , WILLIAM 3-413C ; 20-
898c ; statue 8-422d.

Barnes, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Fl).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C3).

— , Nev. 5-8 (F2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E2).

— , Sur. 16-942 (D3) ; popula-
tion 26-140b.

— , Wis. 28-740 (B2).

— , sound, Fla. 10-540 (F7).

3arnesboro, Pa. 21-106 (E4).

iarnes City, la. 14-732 (E3).

— Common, Sur. 16-938 (A3) :
28-3030.

— Corners, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (F2-G3).

— Green, Lanes. 17-545 (map).
3arnes Hall. Cornell Univer-
sity, U.S. 7-169b.

larnesrnore, Ire. 8-413b.

— Gap, pass, Ire. 14-744 (D2) ;
8-413(1.

iarnes Rock : see Bognor,

Beds.

Jarnestaple, Dev. : see Barn-
staple.

Jarneston, Pa. 21-106 (17).
— , Wash. 28-354 (H4).

arnesville, Ala. 1-460 (Al).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

78

Tu mmke lull UM of thin Index It In essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

ft M*,

logr 19- II 3d.

I ar* Frist* Bar-

14a;geo-
fUrta, >-4Ub; 16-

rta, :•« Chipping
.... HiTta. l-4Ub; 18-
' t»ttlt> at 39-7360; 8-
rk> Wold. Ltnea. 9-416
llarnelt. Henrietta, Octavia »-

. JOHN 3- \ I I!.

.JOHN FRANCIS 3-1 Ub.

Ml KL AUGUSTUS 3-
1 1 i
. .Iliara : gat engine 11

i ' '

llarncli. (la. 11-751 (D2).

, 111. 14-.IOI
— Mo, 18-608(1
Barnetu. Hoar*
lUrv. ... ..I. Wi ZH-71" •

UaroerUIe. abbe de 3-»06a.
SnwrUle-cur-Uer. Fr. 10-778

Baroe'wall. Sir Patrick 14-777.'.
llarney. (la. 11-7...

• k. 19-7SO (<
—.law,-. N.-.W. i
BARNFIKLU. HICHAHD 3-

II M: 20-M97b.
llarnliaui, Iltirka. 4-729b.
9-1.' I tl\. D2).
»-»-.' I il\ .
Barnhill. 111. 14-304 (1)5).

-•0-26(111).
Barnhourio Sund. sandbank,

Scot. 24-41--' (Ei).
Barnim. Baroness TOD : tee

Elasler, Theresa.
BARNIM (dukn.) 3-41M.
BARNIM. dirt., Oer. 3-415d ;

11-808 (1)2).
Barolngham hall. Xort. 19-

BarnlU, Pa. U-106 (115).
Barnkirk, cape. Scot. B-663b.
Barnodo, isl.. W.I. : tee Bar-
bados.
Barnoldby le Beck. Line*. 9-

416 (II. (12).
Bamoldswlck. York*. 38-9:i:t

(Al).
Bamover. Wales: tee Bean

marts.

Barn owl : tee Screech owl.
Barn Pool. Inlet. Corn. 21-862

(map).

Barns, Rev. T. 7-394d.
Barnsboro. N.J. 19-502 (B4).
Barnabury. dial., Lond. 16-938

<C2): 14-874b.
Barnsley. Uloa. 9-420 (III.

1) :>.

— , Ky. 15-740 (A3).
BARNSLEY. Yorks. 3-416a;

28-H.i.: ii-.') : 28-'.'.: 1.1.
BARNSTABLE, Mass. 3-416c ;

17-V.2 (03); 17-S53d.

.17-- .- • .

— Co., Mass. 17-852 (I
3-1 :

BAHNSTAPLE. Dev. 3-41 60 ;
9-1.10 CVI. Dl) ; geology 8-
1 .')> ; honour of 8-i:<4a.
— , bay, Dev. 9-4:io (VI. M).
Bornstead. N.ll. 19-190 (E5).
Hamilton, fan. 19-490 (Dl).
— . Oies. 16-l:i»
— .Ess. 9-4'.' I r.

II).

-. 19-S27C.

Barnstorf. Oer. ll-sfts (B2).
Barn-swallow 26-178a-

liiwn, Woro«. 9-420
(III. l".'): 22--'fi6d.

— Ureen group 28-823c.
Barnton. Scot. 8-913a.

lie. Edinburgh 24-1 IS

BARNUM. PHINEASTAYLOR
3-4 17a; 6-391b; statue 4-

. 8-:,2a.

Barnum. Minn. 18-550 (E4).

— , Wis. 28-740 <CS).

— . int.. Vt. 19-490 (A4).

Barnwell, Cal. 5-S <F4).

— .Cambs. 5-95a : ll-534d :
geology 4-625d : priory
library 16-.V1fta ; Stiir-
bridire fair 5-91 b.

— . Nottfeanta, 9-124 (TV. B2).
.irthanU. 19-

— . S.C. 25-.ino fC3).
— , castle, Northants. 19-770a
BanureU Chroniele 28-297a.
Bamwell Co., S.C. 25-/iOO

(CSV
Baro. Bathazar 37-795b.

19-i!7- n'l); 19-

i

nuiii ; 19-
a«-1

Uaro, Sir

— , Hv .

•I'ji IM: a«-199d.

llaroactl, India : •" linwll.

BAROCCHIO. OIACOMO 3-

. t-lllo; I'laaslo onlan

SO- 1 Hie: IteoalaMnee arrhl

&8SX

3-4l8a: 4-188*,

Ii. 19-:i7'J

— .dj«t» Aby. i-63 (map);

l-85a.
•ARODA.it.ilr. India 3-II7.- :

1 1- .;.li«ti ln-a(y

,• ...

4-l«M>: Idar trlbn' n

1T9d: Madhara 1U<> 22-

898a.

Barodla. fort, India 38-IO01.I.
Karodo. factory, Benin 3-

; S
Bar of Lough. Ire. 14-744

BaroghU. paa*. India 13-tla;

I.I- .|3c ; 39-a57b.
Barograph 3-4 1 Sh : 3-42 la.
Baraiyroscope 12-77ob.
Barofa. Plo 28-.VS8a.
Barolong (tribe) 3-504b: 1-

330d ; in Baintoland 3-

504h ; Boer taxation 3-

606h ; at Mafeklng 17-199o ;

In Orange Free State ~

l

BarokM (wine) 28-727d.
Barombl. dialect 3-359c.
BAROMETER 3-1 1 Ha ; 18-

274h; Conte's 7-24d.
BAROMETRIC LIGHT 3-421b.
Baron, Ktiemu- Michel 3-421c.

— . Louis 3S-501d.

— . MICHEL 3-42 ll>.

— , Rev. H. 17-'.'7

— , Theodore 2O-507d.
BARON (title) 3-421r ; 15-

855o : 39-1029b; banneret
15-855d; coronet 7-51 8d :
Denmark 12-59.">a : pre-
cedence 3B-269c; robes 33-
408 (Plate).

— .Lord Chief : tee Lord Chief
Baron.

Baron and Feme 3-422b.
Baroncelll, Francesco 23-67Sc.
Baroncclll Cliapcl, Florence :

tee Santa Croeo Church.
Barondo Bakundu (dialect) 3-

U9o.
BARONET (title) 3-423a: 15-

858c; address 25-l.vtc:

Nova Scotia 19-s:il.l. 25-

925a ; precedence table 22-

Itei
Baronetaoe, Hon. Society ol

the 3-423d.

Baronctt, Win. 28-740 (B3).
Baronifa. tribe l-330d.
DARON1US, CAESAR 3-l-M.i;

Annalef Ecdftrifittiri 3- 1 - 1 .1 .

13-530c ; Cafiaiiboii 5- 1 l.:.l.

l-903b ; Conttitutum Con-

stonMnt 8-409b.
Baronnies, dlxt,. FT. 10-776

•II..

Baron of beef 16-923b.
Baronofl, isl.. Alsk. :

Baranof.
Itaron of the Cinque Ports

3-4221).

— of the Exchequer 3-4221) ;
18-5950.

Barons, Arliclet of the :
Articles ol Ihr Harms.

Baron's tower. Scot. (Ilawick):
see Tower, hotel.

Barons' Ware 9-492d; '.

Baron von MUller, lake, W.Aus.

3-960

BARONY Mict.) 3-424h; 3-
\ : bunrhs of 4-27:k-. 24-

429a : French 17-59.'.b ;

t.-nnn-3-421d ; writ3-421d.

21-l7a.

Bamoca. K..«.\V. 19-.-.3S (CD.
Barop (edneat lonnllst ) 1 1
BAROQUE 3-Ulh; 3-417b ;

Borroniini 4-'.'7"pn : In Rome

23-r.l'.'n : Tripolo 26-964a.

— pearl 21 - 1
Baroscope 3-418b.
BnniHma 4-72(>a.

BAROSS. GABOR 3-124c; 13-
'•

..

Barossa. Sp. : tre Barrosa.
— . hills. S.Aus. 25-495d.
Baro. sound. Swed. 39-190

(D2).
Barota. mts.. Hung. 3-4 (13)

27-2I2a-
BAROTAC NUEVO. P.Is. 3-

Baroti.' David 13-926b.
BAROTSE 3-U I.I ; l-330b

chief K of 16-5 19d; language

3-359d.

HAIIOTSKI.AND, • OUI '

.1 ..i

MII.CI HI. : :)-!
llaroul. < iiwiino : trt Bar-

oenhlo, Olaooroo.
Baruanl. riv.. India 14-376

(P7-6).
liar I'anja. fort. Afg. : tre

Kaia liar I'anja.
Barpela. India 14-376 (Do);

•artKquake8-7TI I
Bar-point (backgammon) 3-

Bar<|ue'(sblp)34-«7Sb.
llnr.jiM-ntliM- (•hip) 34-8T8D.
llarquero y Varea. - 1 1 -
lliir.inill... 5-7 He.
BARQUISIMETO, V. i,.-/. 3-
4t6e ; 87-989 (A-B2) ; 37-

— , riv.. Venex. 3-426c.
llarr. Archibald 33-888O.

— . J., maturing of spirit*
28-7 05a.

James, on ptenrlsr 31-
838a ; SFptlcaomla 34-«53b.

— . Martin 8-755c.

BARR. Oer. 3-426d ; 11-808

(A4).
llarr. Scot. 34-412 (D4).

. r.. k-. Ham 17-- II nn.
-. Great. Staff.. 3B-758 (Bl).
Barra (dmmmer) 7-862b.
Bam. Bru. 4-440 (114).
—.Gam. 11-204 (A:i).

— . It. 15-4 ( I

—.head, Scot. 34-412 (A3); 3-

BAHRA. Isl.. Scot. 3-42l)d ; 24-
412 i

— . late.. Soot, 34-411 (A3).

— , kingdom. Gam. ll-i:(7a.

— . passage. Scot. 24-112
(A3V

— , pt.. Gam. 11-204 (A3).

— , sound, Scot. 34-412 (A2).
Barraba. NJ3.W. 19-53>
Barraband. Pierre Paul 2O-

Barracai) al Sud. Ant. 4-752c.

Barrack. Isls., Nfd. 19-479

(D2).

— . mt.. Conn. 6-952 (B2).
BARRACKPUR. India 3-426.1:

14-376 (N.S) ; mutiny 14-
447e.

— . dist., Indio 3-4 27a.
Ilarrackvillc, W.Va. 28-JOO

Jlurnirlc Room Ballads (Kip-

ling) 15-826a.
BARRACKS 3-427a : 2-613c ;

ventilation 27-lU09b.
Harraconda Itaplds, W.Af. !!•

204 (B3): 11-436C,
Barraooon 7-7 7b.
" Barrarouta " (ship) 6-91 7b.
Barra do Corda, Braz. 4- tin

— do Pirahy, Brax. 2O-760a ;
population 23-:!53c.

— do Rio de Contas, Braz. 4-
440 (15).

— do Rio Grande, Braz. : tee
Barra. Braz.

— do Rio Negro, Braz. : tee
Manaos.

Tlarnwania 25-546b ; 6-sllr.
Barraguan, riv., S.Arn. : tee

Orinoco.
Barrakur, India : coalfield* M

37 7d; Ironworks 14-393c.
Barral, J. A. l-206c.
Ilarra Mansa, Braz. 4- 1 ID

(117): rx'PUlation 23-353b.
liarramunda : tee Neoccra

todus.
Barranca, N.Mex. 19-520 (El).

— , Peru 21-264 (B2).

— , riv., Peru : tee Patlvllca.
Barrancas. Venez. 37-989 <C2).
—.fort. Fla. 21-1 18n,
Barranco, Peru 21-204 (B3) ;

16-.;-:.',.

Barrancm. 1'nrt 25-.'>.Tfl fB3)
BARRANDE, JOACHIM 3

431a; on Cambrian period

S-S9a* colonies (palaeont.

20-.1S2d : on echlnodertns ol

Bohemia 8-872a-
narrandeocrinldac 8-878d.
Barra Nova, canal. Port. 3-52d
~2inTlli «h«n.. Port. l-599a

20--
BARRANQUILLA, Colom. 3-

431e; 6-701 (B2).
BARRAS. PAUL FRANCOIS

Nicolai, count of (1755-1829'

3-l.lld; 10-Si7d; ll-165b

17-45c.

Barras, Brax. 4-4 40 (ns).
Barratta. N.S.W. 19-538 (C4).
BARRATRY 3- I:l2b.
Barrax. Sp. 25-530 (D3).
Barrav. Isl., Scot- : tee Barra.
BARRE. ISAAC 3-432b.
Barre. J. E. (tennis player) 39-

Barre, FT. 10-778 (F5).

17.«S1 (Ct) : 17-

(lll).
. •

Umton 9-ll7d;
wator plpm 14-«l«-.
Uamxl woodpecker 9*-»0*4.
llarre Vorgf, !*•, U-106

-ui".
Barred* rtalnt-V
S6-l016c; U

•I).

Barrages. Fr. : ire Bareges,
llarreira.. Braz. 4-.
llarrelrlmW lira/. 4- 1 :
llarrvlni. Puri. 39-530 (A3);

16-771C,

Bar-rekub 14-6I9O.
BARREL (diet.) 3-4.12O ; 7-
of gun 39-194a, 39-
eiffb.

l. "H 15-I8S4.

BARREL-ORGAN 3-U2d.
llurn-l priKVM : tee Freiburg
process.

— vault 37-956d ; 3-404c
Byzantine 3-3ft6b ; Inter
sectlng 37-9570 ; r
3-3816 ; Spanish
esqne3-400a.

— shaped chest 9-347c.
Barrels, rocks. In. 14-744

<E4>.

Barreme. Fr. 7-416b; 30-8M.
Barremlan group 7-4 16a ; 11-

..:••!..
Darren, cape, Tas. 36-43H

Oil).

BARREN, M.. India 3-434b ;
4-il" 1-:'.'.5b.

Isl.. Md. 17-828 (O4).
i-l.. Nfd. 19-479 (COn.
i-l. . N.s. 19-831 (D»).
Isl., N.Y. 19-596 (14).
isl.. Tas. 39-438 (Al).
isU., Alsk. 1-472 (G4).
isls.. Kor. 18-156 (D9).
isls.. Mad. 17-271 (A3),
plain-. N.Mex. 19-.'>2ui III).

— Co., Ky. 18-740 (A3-B4).

— Creek, riv., Md. 17-828
(H4).

li.irr. '. -v -T. . 10- : ..M.

— Flagstone group B-300b.
Barren Fork. Ark. 3-552 (DS).
Barrcnfork. Ky. 15-7 I" (D4).
liarren Fork of Illinois River,

riv., Okla. 30-58 (OS).
Barren -irrouud caribou 33-56b:

6-147d.

Barrcn-irrounds 5-1 44c.
llarrcns, dist.. Ky. 15-745d.
Barrere. I'icrre 20-301b.
BARRES, MAURICE 3-1341);

11-lMa.
Bamswll, L. C. A. 12-lllc;

oil refining 20-49c ; per

chromic acid 3-9 13a-
Barret -cap 3-980d.
liarrcto. Francisco 5-117d ;

Monomotapa expedition 22-

750d ; Zambezi cxiwdition

22-IGCd.

— . Monlx 33-163b.
Barreto. Ilraz. 19-666b.
Barretos, Braz. 4-440 (GT).
Barret Shoal. Ire. 14-744 (A3),
Barrett, Elizabeth : tee

Browning, Elizabeth Bar

rctt.

— , George 2-7 8a.
— , LAWRENCE 3-434C.
— . LUCAS3-t:i4d.
— , Michael 12-918a.
— , W. F. : on divining rod *•

333c ; magnetism 17-338b,

17-3451) ; sensitive flames

25-4.'>6b ; telepathy 39-546b.
— , William 6-1 Ib.
—.WILSON 3-1 ;|, I.
liarn-tt. Minn. 18-.>50 (B5).
Hurrette (cap) 3-980d.
Barrett-Hamilton. G. E.

18-9 nd.

Barretts Ferry. Ky. 15-740
(B3).

Barrcttsvllle, Ark. 2-35J (D3),

Itarr group 16-.S2Se : 2O-236b

llarrlml. trihe : tee Ilhars.

BARRHEAD. Inireh. Soot 3-
435a; 24-418 i'

Barrhlll. Scot. 24-412 (D4) : 4-
584(A-B1): 12-28S»c: an-
tiquities 4-584b. 4-987a-

Han-horn, int.. Alps 36-242
(D4).

Barri. Fillpe de 5-20b.

— . Gerald de : tre Glraldus
Cambrenata.

— , Godfrey dc 10-935d-

— . William de 14-771a-

Barri, riv.. Wales 3-4 Ifia.

Barrias, Louis Ernest 34-508b

BARRICADE 3-435D.
Barricades, day of the 10-
SSld.

BARRIE. JAMES MATTHEW
3-435b ; 8-536d.

BARG-BARR

BARRIE. Oaa. 9-«*a ;

'.'n. 19-371(114).
Ilarnoaloa. Uotaw and Hti
d* 18- 1460.

Hairier, cape. NX

— (Ureat). W.. NJL 19-414

• • N.Z. 19-414

V. »9-43* (Al);

— ,~rtv~ Cu. 34-115 (ill).
Barrier Act 34-463a,

BARIRIERE."THEODORE 3-

:

Barrier roots 7-1 31d.
BARRIER TREATY 3-436b ;

27-t27c.
larrlghlt, Nahr, riv., Syria 18-

5100,
BAHH1LI. ANTONIO G1ULIO

3-I.16C.
Barrilla. mta.. Tex.

BARRING-OUT 3-4 36c.
BARRINGTON. DAINLS

: •
— , GEORGE 3-1 36d-

.JOHNSHUTE.lstl

3-i;i7a.
—.SAMUEL 3-437D.
— . 8HUTE (eocJestasUc) 3-

— .WILLIAM W1LDMAN

Shuts, 2nd viscount 3-
437c.
Barrlngton. Ga. 11-751 (E4).

— 111. 14-304 (Dl).
N.ll. 19-490 (ES).
N.S.W. 19-538 (»1).
R.I. 23-249 (C-2).
Som. 9-430 (VI. G2).

— '(Oreat). Gloa. : ire Great

— (Great). MM* : ttt Great
Barrington.

— . bay7N.S. 1»-83I (BJ).

— Court. Som. 2S-391a.
Barringun. N.S.W. l»-538

(C-D1).
Barrios, Jos* MarU Iteina 13-

8Mb.
— , Kuflno U-C«4a ; 8-677b ;

19-84 5b.

Barrios, div.. Cuba 7-flOld.
i •• -. 1 .•:•::• 26- • '•
BARRISTER *-437d ; arbl-

tration 2-3S44; briefs 4-

561c ; municipal election

petition t-170o ; retainer

•MMUli revising 3>-43b:

women an 28-7 »6b. For

U.8., fee Attorney.
BarrmilL Scot. 24-4 1 8 (B3).
Barro. I'tah 27-!* 14 <A2).
BARROIS. CHARLES 3-l38d :

B-806b ; 8-12Hd.
—.JEAN BAPTISTS JOSEPH

7-964b; 4-223b.
Barrels, Fr. 3-405a-
Barroisia7-418a.
Barrok pearl : tee Baroque

; • i : ': .
Barron. James 7-910b ; 23-

MTm.

— . Robert 16-8 4 Id.
— , Samuel 8-S39a.
Barron, (lire. 20-JI-' <C5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (US).
— . falls, Queens. 4-953e.

— Co.. Wk Z8-740 (A-B3).

— Eaoandon, ilex. : tre Apl-
zaco.

BARROS, JOAO DE 3-439a ;

22-l.'.9a : l-777a : 13--.'»7h.
— , Prudente de Moraes : tee

Hones Barroa.
Barros, P. H. 22-124 (BJ).
Barroa (soli) 28-725b.
Barrom. Sp. : battle (1811)

21-9 Jo. 12-28 Id.
Barroa Arana. Iiinro 6-1 48a-

— Loco. Ramon 6-156c.
Barroa. Tierra de, dint., Sp.

2S-.-.30 (B3).
BARROT. C. H. O. 3-439c;

1O-S65C.

Barroussiae-617d
Barrow, Henry (Separatist) :

tee Barrowe.
— . Isaac (hp. of St Asaph) 3-

440a : 23-lOlCh; 17-53W.
— . ISAAC (mathematician) 3-

440a ; differentiation 14-

539d : Newton l»-5S3d ;

sermons 9-629d.
— . SIR JOHN 3-440d ; 31-

943d ; 27-574b.
Barrow. Alok. 1-472 (Fl).
— . 111. 14-304 (B4).
— , Linos. 8-78M.
— . Suff. t-424 (IV. P2).
— .canal. Ire. 14-747.1
— , cape. Can. 5- 1 60 ((51).
— , harbour. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
— , isl, Anstr. 2-9«0 IB4).

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79

BARR-BASS

Ba«row, is!., Lanes. 3-443c.
— , ints., W.Aus. 2-9CO (D5).
— , pt., Alsk. 1-472 (Gl) ; 21-

950a ; temperature l-474d ;

whaling 28-573a.
BARROW, riv., Ire. 3-441a ;

14-744 (E4) ; 5-345d ; 15-

790d.

— (Lesser), riv., Ire. 15-790d.
— , str., Can. 5-160 (LI) ; 4-

240b ; 20-237b.

BARROW (archaeol.) 3-441a ;
2-348c ; bronze age 4-641a ;
ll-S2Sd ; Celts 2-351a ;
dimensions ll-330c ; Po-
mona 22-49a : Scythians
24-527d.

Barrowby, Lines. 9-416 (II.
F4).

Barrow Creek, S.Aus. 2-960
(E4).

— Deep, North S. 24-743a.
BARROWE, HENrtY 3-442d ;

6-93 Ic.
Barrowford, Lanes. 16-139

(El); 16-110;,.
Barrow Gurney, Som. 25-3901).
BARROW - IN - FURNESS,

Lanes. 3-443c ; 9-416 (II.

Al).

Barrows, John Henry 19-947c.
Barrow's, mt., Cal. 5-8 (Ol).
Barrows Blufl.Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Barrow's duck 12-209b.
Barrow upon Humber, Lines.

9-416(11. G2); 16-715d.

— upon Soar. Lcics. 9-416 (II.
E4); 16-39 Id; 18-942a.

Barrow way -plate : see Plate

rail.

Barrsville, O. 6-373c.
Barrua, Fr.W.Af. : see Say-

Barrua Agreement.
Barrule (North), mt., I. of M.

9-412 (I. B2).

— (South), mt., I. of M. 9-412
(I. A2).

Barrule slates 17-534d.

Barry (Irish family) 14-771a.

— , A. de (botanist) 19-10oa.

— , Alfred 3-4441).

— , Ann Street 3- 1 I/id.

— , SIR CHARLES 3-443d ; 2-

430a ; metal work 18-213C.
— , David Barry, Viscount :

see Barrymore.
— , EdwardMiddIeton3-444b ;

2-433b.
— , ELIZABETH 3-444c ; 20-

377a.

— , JAMES 3-444d.
— , Sir J. W. (engineer) 16-

944d.

— , Martin (biologist) 23-1 18d
— , SIR REDMOND 3-445b ;

18-91c.

— , SPRANGER 3-445c.
— , W.J.M.l2-S99c; 22-672d.
Barry, 111. 14-304 (A.4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A5).
— , Scot. (Forfar) 24-418 (F2).
BARRY, Wales 3-44Sd ; 9-

428 (V. E5) ; docks 8-357a,

8-360c, 8-356b (plan).
— , castle, Wales 3-446a.
— , glen, Scot. (Banff.) 3-

314a.

— (Piton), mt., Reunion 28-
ISSa.

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (E7).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (Co).
Barry Cornwall : see Procter,

Bryan Waller.

Barryhill, Scot. 28-149d.

Barry Island, dist., Wales 3-
445d.

Barry Links, Scot. 5-37 8b.

Barry Lyndon, Memoirs of
(Thackeray) 26-7 17b.

Barrvmore, A. H. Smith-
Barry, baron 14-785c.

—, David Barry, viscount 14-
776c.

— , Ethel 8-578c.

— , Georjriana 8-578c.

— , Lionel 8-578c.

— . Maurice 8-578c.

Barrys Bay, Can. 20-114 (El).

— Cove, Ire. 14-744 (C5).

— Head, cape. Ire. 14-744 (C5).
Barryton, Mich. 18-372 (E6).
Barrytown, N.Z. 19-624 (C5).
Barry r. Peruvian Corporation

6-7 7 Ib.

Bars, co., Hung. 3-4 (F2).
Barsabas Justus (bibl.) 17-

899c.

Barsac, Fr. 28-722c.
Barsa Kelmes, swamp, Russ.

As. 27-420 (B3).
BAR-SALIBI, JACOB or DIO-

nysius 3-446b ; 9-679b.
Barsamya (Edessan martyr) 8-

931c.

Barsanti gas engine ll-496a.
Bar Sauma : see Rabban bar

Sanma.
Barsbai (Egyptian sultan) :

see Ashraf .
Barse, George R,, Jr. 28-350b.

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BARSI, India 3-446c ; 14-382

(F10).

Barsilecns, tribe 15-7 7 4d.
Barsilia, empire, Asia !S-775b.
Bar sinister 13-313C.
Barsip, Babylonia : see Bor-

sippa.
Barsi Road, India 14-382

(F10); 20-675b.
Barskaun, pass, C.Asia 26-

909d.

— , riv., C.Asia 26-303c.
Barskimniing house, Scot. 17-

904b.

Barso, isl., Ger. 8-24 (B3).
Barsoi, India 14-376 (N7).
Barsom (rel.) 5-468c.
Birsony, Stephen 13-930a.
Barston, Warwick 25-758 (B2).
Barstow, John L. 27-1029b.
— , William A. 28-747b.
Barstow, Cal. 5-8 (E4).
— , Tex. 26-690 (D4).
Barsudaili, Stephen : see

Stephen Barsudaili.
Barsumas (bp. of Nisibis) 26-

314a ; 19-407e.
BAR-SUR-AUBE, Fr. 3-446c :

10-778 (G3) ; battle (1814)

19-232 (map).
Bar-sur-Ornain, Fr. : see Bar-

le-Duc.
BAR-SUR-SEINE, Fr. 3-446d ;

10-778 (G3) ; 4-822a.
BART, JEAN 3-446d; 10-844d;

10-639d.

Bart, (abbrev.) l-29a.
Bart, Pa. 21-106 (K6).
— , Pa. 21-106 (G7).
liar-tailed godwit 12-179d.
Bartal, George 13-928d.
BARTAN, Turk.As. 3-447a ;

2-760 (E2).

— (Parthenius), riv., Turk.As.
3-447a; 4-12d.

Bar tang, riv., C.Asia : see

Murghab.
BARTELS, HANS VON 3-

447a ; 20-511a.
— , N. F. F. von 3-447a.
Bartelso, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Bartemeyer v. Iowa 22-37 Ic.
Barten, Gcr. 11-808 (III).
BARTENSTEIN, Ger. 3-447b ;

11-808 (HI): treaty (1807)

3-447b.
Barter, Richard 3-51 7d ; 14-

IGGc.

BARTER, 3-447b : 24-G3d.
Barterville, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Bartfa (Bartfcld), Hung. 3-4

(G2) ; 9-669b ; 13-898d.
BARTET, JEANNE JULIA

3-447b ; 15-863C.
EARTH, HEINRICH 3-447b ;

Adamawa l-174b ; Bagirmi

3-201d; Cyreno 7-705a ;

Fezzan 10-309a ; Gao 11-

455a ; Hausa 13-69c ; Niger

19-676d : Shari 24-805b ;

.Songhoi25-4I4a ; Tibbu26-

912c
— , KASPAR VON 3-447d ; 5-

599d ; 22-7c.
— , Lawrence 22- 1 1 Oc.
EARTH, town, Ger. 3-447d ;

11-SOS (Dl).
BARTHELEMY, ANATOLE J.

B. A. de 3-3448a.
— , AUGUSTE MARSEILLE

3-448a.
— , Edouard Marie, comte de

3-44Sa.
— , FRANCOIS, marquis de

3-448C ; 2-88fc : 10-859b.
— , JEAN JACQUES 3-448C.
— , SAINT HILAIRE JULES 3-

449a ; 10-896b ; 15-68a.

— of Loches (monk) 8-510c.
Barthelemy. val., It. 26-242

(C5).
Barthema, Ludovico di : see

Varthema.
Barther Bodden, chan., Prus.

3-447d.
BARTHEZ, PAUL JOSEPH 3-

449b ; 18-53d.
Barthlet, Thomas 3-900a.
Bartholdi, F. A. 3-666c.
Bartholin's glands 3-449d ;

23-133a.
Bartholinus, Caspar Thomeson

3-449d.

— , Erasmus 3-449c.
— , GASPARD3-449c; l-931c.
— , Thomas 3-449c ; l-932a.
• — . Thomas Thomeson 3-449d ;

14-239d.

Bartholomaens, Albicius Pis-
anus (Italian monk) 1-

504(1.
Bartholomaeus Anglieus 6-

452b.
Bartholomew Paul Albert 24-

509d; 24-51 n (PI. IX.).
BARTHOLOMEW, St 3-449d.

— (of Brescia) 5-198c.

— (of Miinsterberg), prince 4-
127c.

— (of Pisa) 15-418C.

Bartholomew (Pisar) : see Bar-

tos Pisar.

— , J. G. 3-450a ; 9-912d.
— , JOHN 3-450a.
— , W. H. 5-171b.
Bartholomew, deep, Pac.O.

20-435a. .
— , riv., Ark. and La. 17-54

(Cl); 2-552 (D4).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (F6).
BARTHOLOMEW FAIR 3-

450a.

Bartholomew, Gospel of 2-lSOd.
Bartholomew, Questions of

2-175c.
Bartholomew, Brrclations of

2-175c.

Barthou, Jean Louis 10-893c.
Bartibog, N.B. 19-465 (Cl).
Bartica, Brit.Gui. 12-675 (C2) ;

12-679b.

Bartin, Turk.As. : see Bartan.
BARTIZAN 3-450b ; 27-483b.
Bartle, Lanes. 16-139 (Bl).

— Frere, mt.. Queens. 2-960
(H3) ; 2-942C.

Bartlesville, Okla. 20-5

(E-F1); 20-58d.
Bartlett, A. D. 13-707C ; 15-

842c ; zoology 20-:', 1 lie.
— , E. J. (chemist) 7-109c.
— , Elisha (doctor) 27-503a.
— , JOHN (publisher) 3-450b.
— , JOHN RUSSELL (historian)

3-450b.

— , Josiah 19-498a : l-851d.
— , PAUL WAYLAND 3-450c.
— , Robert 21-30d ; 21-954a.
— , Trnman H. 3-450C ; 13'

32c.

— , William F. 4-292b.
Bartlett, Kan. 15-654 (G3).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).
— , Neb. 19-324 (F3).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E3).
— , O. 20-26 (G6).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (B2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K5).
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).
— , lake, Me. 17-434 (B3).
Bartlettial6-123b.
" Bartlett's Childers " (race

horse) 13-720c.
Bartley, Neb. 19-324 (D4).
Bartlow, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.

C2).
Bartmanner (German jugs) :

see Greybeards.
Barto, Pa. 21-106 (L5).
Bartok, Lotus 13-929c.
Bartol, Cyrus A. 17-76c.
Bartoli, Adolfo (author) 14-

912d.

Adolfo G. (physicist) 5-66b.
DANIELLO 3-450d; 15<

)62c.

Pietro Santl 5-302a.
Taddeo 20-480a.
BARTOLINI, LORENZO 3-

450d ; 24-512d.
Bartolini Palace, Florence 2-

111!,; 3-1-M1,.
Bartolists 23-576C.
Bartolo, Giovanni di (il Rosso)

8-407b.

— di Fredi 20-480c.
Bartolome (sculptor) 24-494d.
BARTOLOMMEI, MARQUIS

Ferdinando 3-4 50d.
Bartolommeo da Montepulci-
ano 2-723d.

— di Foggia, Nicolo di : see
Nicolo di Bartolommeo di
Foggia.

BARTOLOMMEO DI PAG-
holo, Fra (Italian painter)
3-451b ; 7-194b ; 20-480b.

— Montagnana : see Montag-
nana.

BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO
3-451c ; 24-853a ; 24-32:ia.
BARTOLUS3-451d; 23-576c ;
Golden Bull (1356) 12-208a ;
on torture 27-77b.
Barton, Andrew 24-442a.

BENJAMIN SMITH 3-452a.

BERNARD 3-452a.

CLARA 3-452b.

David 4-237b.

D. F. ll-588d.

Sir Edmund 2-967b.

Edward 23-832d; 22-346b.

ELIZABETH 3-452c ; 18-
824d.

Henry 6-1 26b.

J. (engineer) 4-540b.

J. Kingston 24-84a.

Luke 13-789C.

William 14-192a.
Barton, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

Ark. 2-552 (E3).

Colo. 6-722 (H3).

Hants 3-453a.

La. 17-54 (a6).

Lanes. 16-139 (B2).

Md. 17-828 (A-B1).

N.Pak. 19-780 (Dl).

N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

O. 20-26 CIK.

Vt. 19-490 (C2).

Barton, Westm. 28-554a,
— , Wis. 28-740 (E5).
— , Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4).
— , riv., Vt. 19-490 (C2) ; 27-

1025d.
— , Great, Suff. : see Great

Barton.
BARTON BEDS 3-453a ; 9-

GG4a; ll-670b.
Barton Broad, Norf. 9-424

(IV. El); 19-744d.

— Brook, riv.. Lanes. 16-139
(Cl).

Barton clay 3-453a ; 3-207b.
Barton Co., Kau. 15-654
(D2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B4).
Barton Farm, Wilts. 28-700c.
Bartonia aurea (bot.) 13-

766b.
Bartonian group 0-GG3a ; 9-

664a ; 3-453a.
Barton Landing, Vt. 19-490

— Mill's, Suff. 9-424 (IV. C2).
Barton's point, Kent 24-822b.
Bartonsville, Pa. 21-106 (M3).
Barton - under - Needwood,

Staffs. 9-416 (II. D4).
BARTON - UPON - HUMBER,
Lines. 3-453a; 9-416 (II.

m

Barton-upon-Irwell, Lanes. 17-

545 (map) ; 5-169a.
Bartonville, Ga. 11-752 (C3).
— , 111. 21-126b.
Barton r. Taylor 7-25b.
Bartos PisAf 4-134a.
Bartow, Fla. 10-540 (E4) ; 10-

—'. Ga.'ll-752 (D3).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Bl) ; 11-

Bartragh, isl., Ire. 14-744 (B2).
Bartram, William 28-091d.
Bartramiau sandpiper (zool.)

27- S 14 a.
Bat-tram's Botanical Garden

21-:!69b.
Bartrina, Joaquiu Maria 25-

586d.

Bartrum barometer 3-418d.
Bartsch, Karl 28-775c.
Bartsch, riv., Ger. 11-808 (F3) ;

20-2c.

Bartsehius, Jacobus 7-13d.
liartsia 24-486h ; 21-779a.
Barttclot, Major E. M. 23-780d.
Bartville, Pa. 21-106 (117).
Baru, India 14-376 (F6).
— , isl., Colom. 6-701 (B2) ; 6-

702a.
Barn (priest) 20-102d ; 22-

317b.
Barua, dist., Cong.F.S. : see

Urua.
Baruch, St 3-446a.

— (bibl.) 3-453b; 15-324b ; 3-
853b.

Baruch, Apocalypse of 3-454b ;

l-170b; 2-172b ; 10-106a.
Baruch, Book of 3-453b.
Baruch, Itcst of the Words ol

3-455e ; 2-178a.
Baruch, Lob : see BSrne, Lud-

wig.

Baruds, tribe 3-668c.
Barue, tribe 22-lGob.
Baruftaldi, Girolamo 14-903d.
Barugaza, India : see Broach,
liarugh, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
BARUGO, P.Is. 3-455d; 21-

392 (E5).
Baruk, mts., Syr. 20-602 (Dl) ;

16-:i47a.

— , riv., Syr. 16-346d.
Barum, Dev. : see Barnstaple.
Barun-nor, lake, Tib. 6-168

(E2).

Barur tank system 14-851b.
Barus, Carl 17-346a ; 18-268a.
Barus camphor : see Borneol.
Barut, India : see Bharahat.
Baruth, Ger. 11-808 (D2).
Barvas, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
— , riv., Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
— , mt., Scot. 24-412 (131).
Barvenkova, Russ. 23-874 (I.

F2).
Barvick Burn, riv., Scot. 24-

418 (D2).
Barwa, India (Bundelkhand)

14-376 (H7) ; 4-797c.
— , India (Madras) 14-382

(L10).
Barwai, India (Indore) 14-376

(F8).
Barwalde, Ger. (Pomerania)

11-808 (Fl).
— , Ger. (Brandenburg) : treaty

10-837d ; 12-736a.
Barwani, India 14-376 (F8) ;

3-455d.
BARWANI, state, India 3-

4558.

Barwell, Richard 13-56d.
Barwell Court, Sur. 16-942

(C3).

Barwick, John 7-566b.
— , Peter 28-804b.

Barwick, Can. 20-114 (Al).

— in Elmet, Yorks. 28-933
(Dl) ; 28-934a.

Bar-winding 8-772a.
Barwon, riv., N.S.W. : see

Darling.
— , riv., Viet. 28-38 (B3) ; 28-

39a.

Barwood 24-137a ; 8-749b.
Bary, Erwin von 23-1007b ;

23-1004c.
— . Heinrich Anton do : see Do

Bary, H. A.
— , Joseph 2-141b.
Baryaktar (title) l-484c.
BARYATINSKY, ALEXAN-

der Ivanovioh, Prince 3-

— , Theodore 21-291d.
Barycentric calculus l-614a.
Baryehelidae 2-006d.
Barychelus 2-30Gd.
BARYE, ANTOINE LOUIS 3-

456a; 24-508d.
Barygaza, India : see Broach,
Barymite : sec Barbiton.
Baryphthengus 18-910b.
Barypoda 17-526a ; 17-5270 ;

28-lOOSd.
Baryta water 25-959c; 3-

402b.

— white 21-599a.
BARYTES (min.) 3-456b ;

barium compounds 3-402b ;

celestine compound 5-GOOc ;

crystalline form 7-57Sa:

Wedgwood pottery 5-743c.
Barytherium 22-407d.
Barytobiotltc 3-957b.
BARYTOCALCITE 3-456d.
BARYTONE (music) 3-457a.

— (stop) 12-958d.

Barzas Brciz 5-651a ; 16-294a.

Barzio, It. 17-626d.

Barziya (son of Cyrus) : see

Smerdis.
Barzizza, ^aspariuo da 6-

453d.

Barzrud, dist., Pers. 19-26.1b.
Bas (prince of Bithynia) 4-12d.
— , William: see Basse, William.
Bas, town and isl., Fr. : see

Batz.
Ba'sa, king of Ammon : see

Baasha.

Basa, Ash. 12-203 (B3).
— , county. Lib. 11-204 (C5) ;

16-541d.
— , tribe, Lib. l-329d ; 15-

933b ; language 3-359c.
Basaba : see Basava.
Basa Kavi : see Kavi.

— Kodaton 15-289a.

— Komi, state, Nig. : see
Nupe.

Basal, India 14-376 (E3).
Basalat Jang 6-380b.
Basalia25-723b.
Basal lamina : see Ventral
lamina.

— pinacoid : see Pinacoid,
basal,

— placentation 10-572d.

— quartzite 5-8 7 d.
Basalt, Colo. 6-722 (C2).
— , Ida. 14-276 (C-D4).
— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (DJ).
BASALT (rook) 3-457a ; 21-

328c ; 21-332 (PI. HI. fig. 5);
building 23-585d,9-42c; gas
occlusion 28-184b ; origin
ll-644b ; pumice 22-645C ;
volcanic plateau 28-187d ;
zeolites 28-973C.

— structure : see Columnar
structure.

— tuff 27-304b.

Basanite 15-279b ; 21-328d.
Basanitis, Syr. 19-319a.
Basanius, riv., Bosnia : see

Bosna.
Basan Kusu, Bel.Cong. 6-923

(C2).

Basarak, Afg. 14-376 (C-D2).
Basarjik, Bulg. : see Dobritch.
Basasiri (Turkish general) 24-

608d; 9-97a.
Basava (prime minister) 13-

508c.

Basatin, El, Egy. 4-954 (C3).
Basbab : see Calabash tree.
Baschurch, Salop. 24-10210.
— , dist., Salop. 24-1021C.
Bascinet : see Basinet.
Basco, HI. 14-304 (A3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (D6).
BASCOM, JOHN 3-458a.
Bascom, Fla. 10-540 (Al).
— , Ind. 14-422 (H7).
— , O. 20-2G (D2).
Bascule bridge 4-543d.
BASE (diet.) 3-458a.

— (arch.) 3-458b ; Greek 20-
178a; Indian 14-429c.

— (chem.) 3-458b ; 6-30a.

— (cryst.) 3-458a.

— (geol.) : see Trough-core.

— (math.) 3-458a ; 1-603C.

— (milit.) 25-996b.

— (naut.) 3-458a ; 26-155B,

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Basella: arc Malabar night-

-:. . :
Basel mission 18-5870.

L*.
BASEMLNT (d!et.) 3-464c.

— membrane 8-7 07 a.
Ba.-1-cmi..rv : tee Roman Em

l>:rv. Later.

Basen, riv., Hum. : ttr Baahen.
Basenga, tribe 8-81 • .

Basent'o. r.v.. It. 15-1 (F4);
B a 4): 11-ld.

I'.a-. .• •- Zo- I ...

Ba Se«e, tribe 27-559a.

Basey, P.I. 21- .

Basford, Notts. 3- 1 v.l> ; 8-

rib.

Bash* (title, Morocco): sn
Kaid.

— (Turkish title) : tee Pasha,
BASHAHR. M. .t..-. i

464d ; 14-7>; i(.-lll) ; lan-
guage 26-9 1 9a.
Bashiun. Ala. 1-460 ( U I ).
— . Va. 28- 1 1 -
— . lake. Conn. 6-9 i2 (F4).
BASHAN. -\r. 3-464d ;

20-

— . int., Mass. 17-852 (B2).
Bashor, Nig. 18-678 . I
Ba-shar (dervish fraternity) 8-

T6a.

Basharud, Egy. 8-9:id.
Bashaw (Turkish t.tlc): tee

Pasha.

" Bashaws " (horse) 13-7 :t5b.
Bashec. riv.. Capo Col. 25-11)6

(19) ; 5-22SU.
Baahen. nv.. Rum. 23-826

(Bl).

Bashford. Coles 28-747b.
— , E. K. 6-176b.
Bashtorth, Francis 3-27 la.
Basbgol, riv., AtK. 15-631a

13-51 4 b.

Bashl (of caravan) S-302b.
BASHt BAZOUK 3-465d ; 15-

;> . ib,
Bashl Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-460

BashUange, tribe l-328d ; 1-

3 ' B.
Bashllo. riv.. Aby. 1-83 (map)

19-',.. . !• . 19- i'.i ..-.
Baahit, int.. Arm. 2-565

BASHKALA,Turk.As. 3-465d

J-
Bashkar, tribe 8-309b.

riv., Ruas.As. 27

BASHKIRS (people) 3-IC>6a

18-716a; dialect 27-473a.
BASHKIRTSEFF, MARIA

Con»tantinova 3- 1 6Gb.
Bash-lam, nit.. Cane. 28-87

(II. D2); S-S53a.
Bashmurlc : tee Fayumlc.
Basho (Japanese writer) 15

170c.

Basho-fu 17-99b.
Baahor. r. H. ll-769d.
Bashtil. Eio-. 4-954 (Bl).

• -ova. Turk. 27-426 (A2).
Bashnkulumbwe : tee Mashu

kulumbwe.

Bashyazl. Moses 13-172.1.
Kasl. In.l'» 14- -.<: ill.'.).
Bana (Johannes Secnndu*

24-57 3d.

Baslasch. Hung. : let Baslsa.
Baslbranchlal (diet.) 24-i95a.

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lns!ni:tl:>nt given on Page I.

8-:i4'.« ; emivada eMOtm
I
tea yuerry, dlst.. Fr. 10-7 7 «

BASQUE* 8-4»5d ; Iberian

BARR-BASS

v l«-.. i . .

1*7* a. 8»-

Lteslr

iMlhi-r 10-
3o CT«rk. rir , NY. 18-106

Ju-' Uva 88-181C.

— Mil I)

— slaf 17-(U7a.
Itesldlalr. ll-u.'l. ; Il-.t:i7a.

II : 11-

; •mnitle-11- II-

S36d ; i-i-ll- n

dispersal of spores 1:
nootaai : • L'i-;;i :
iU.idl.-i~ir.-ll- l.'i..
itetldluni 11- il-'l. ; 11- 139s.
iastdti.

Baslhyal 24-.'.'J.>.a.

Baslkunu. Fr.W.Af. 11-201
i :

BASIL (The Groat) 8-466d :
canon law 5-lUlu : Caesarea
Haxaoa refonnded 4-i»4ab ;
bomlUes tO-5u6d : liturgy
82-259b; monasUoiam ll-
M8b.

— (of Achrida) 3-4664.

— (of Ancyra) 3-lllOd.

— I. (E. Roman Emperor)
3-4671) : 17-29o : Italian
policy 23-5 lie ; legislation
83-52 1 a ; palace 4-907c ;
4-010a; Tarsus battle (884),
5- >0t

— II. (E. Roman Emperor)
3-l67d; Bnlirarlan wars
4-780b. 1-4861). 2-8411) :
Russian affairs 23-.'. 1 .'.a ;
Sicilian expedition (1027)
25- ...

— (the Macedonian) : tee
Basil I. (E. Hoinaneiiiperor).

— I. (of Moscow) 3-

'. Moscow )3-4l!-e.

— III. (of Muscovy) 3- Hi-. I ;
I.itliuanian |.olii-y 23-.<95d.

— IV. (of Muscovy) 3-469a :
Kaltura besieged by 15-
r.ll.l.

— (St) : trr Basil, the Great.

— (of Sclcucia) 3-IBUd.

— (" Tho ^Volf ") 23-845b ;
criminal code 23-830b.

Basil. O. 20-26 (E5).

— , bay, Kor. 15-150 (E8).

— , Isl., RUBS. : tee VaslI

yevskly.
Basil (hot.): tee Holy basU

and Wild basil.
Basil (leather) 16-340.

— (sloping edge) : tee Bezel.
Bo*U, Conoiu ol 2-200a ; 13-

iiii .

BasUan, Isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D7)

Inhabitants 21-:i96b.
— , str.. P.Is. 21-392 (C-D7).
Basllar artery 2-666d.
Bastlarde : fee Anlace.
Basilar membrane 13-125c.

— suture 25-197c.
Baslldon. Ess. 16-942 (F2).
Basilc. Fernando Po. 10-280C.
Basllea, Switz. : tee Basel.
BasUeldes (Gnostic) : ire Basil

Idea
Basileios (son of Romanus I.)

tee Basllius.
Basileios, Stoa. Athens 2-832

(map) ; 2--:u. ; l3-:tO.'>a.
BasUeus (title) 16-sii;..; Anirl

Saxon kinir-<9-:i,v.>l>. i.-jiu. -.
Basilcuteru- 28-:'.17ci.
Basilla, Switz. : srr Basel.
BaslUades. Spiriilion 12-.VJIM.
Basilian (iroup, i-l-., IMs. 21

392 (C7).
BASILIAN MONKS 3-4691)

Orottafcrrata monastery 12

624a.
BASILICA (arch.) 3-470c

Christian churches 3-I7L'.

l-388b, 8-326c; Coptic 7

115b; Eastern clnm-ti 3

476b : Lombard churche

2-392a ; Human 23-609a, 2

388c. 3-l-iMl. 16-.14S1).
BASILICA (code of law) 3

477c; Dorotheus' comment

ary 8-431a; manuscript 7

.; ite.

BASILICATA. prov.. It. 3
478a: 15-1 (E-K4): 15-
(map) : emiirration 15-sl>
land tenure 15-1 lb; sheep
larmliiK 15-l»c.

Ba-iliou-, Jii.-..li 23-83.Sc.

BaslliciK (star) : trr Leonls «.

Haslllc vein 27-'.l70a.

BASILIDES3-47Sb; 12-158d
1-1 SOd.

!!..-.':! ,•.:- : Ki Ipbaoy ••'
..TV !"• .- 9-- ' I : N.
platonlsm 18-374c ; tenets
3-478d.

BaslUka (code of law):

Donm (Jamw I.) II-
UwlUnna (inn t-

?ooy2-
: •" /ettctodon.

BASILISK 3-479d.
llaslllsss : srr Bailllnna.
lte»lilus (consul ol the Cast)
7-

— (minuter ot Basil II.) 3-

• mo 16-1.1.
BA8IM. India 8»4TM! 14-3H2

(O9).

. lliuringlan king) 88-

...
BASIN, THOMAS 3-480a.

i '
. Mont. 14-27li ''

I : I ).

... 28-- 7 In; 28—71
(KI).
— , lake. Can. 24-225 (B2).

. N . V . 16-94b.
BASIN (diet. l 3-ISOb.

— (iteol.) 3-1801).

— (b-rigatlun) 8-26d.

— (ocean) 18-97 Id.
BASINET 8-4800 ; 13-217.-

- • i

Basing, Hants. 8-420 (HI. E4);
batUe (871) l-582c : Hamp-
shire Farm School 1-4141..

Basing House, Hants. 20-959a;
siege (1645) 28-704b.

BASINGSTOKE. IlanW. 3-
480c; 8-420(111. E4).

—.canal, Hants. 8-420 (III.
E4): 18-942 (B3): 3-48(XI.

Baslngwerk. abbey, Wales 13-
884 ..

Basinsprinir. Ky. 15-740 (B3).

BASIN-STAND 3-481o; 28-

Basiocclpltal 14-261b.
Hasipetal 10-566a.

— succession 11-335C.
Baslre, James 4-36d.
BaBlsphcnold 25-l»Sb ; 14-

26lb.

Baste wine 28-72".!.
Baskan-tau, mis., C.Asia i

BK h.
Baskatong, lake. Can. 22-721

<B3).
Baskehegan, lake. Me. 17-434

— . riv.. Me. 17-434 (E3).
Busker, int.. Vt. 19-IUO (A5).
BASKERVILLE, JOHN 3-

481a.

Baskerville, Va. 28-118 (D4).
BASKET 3-ISlb.

iMiivi 28-194a,
BASKET BALL 3-183C.

— cells 4-395b.

— flsh 25-797b.
Basketmakers' Company 3-

i -•_•.,.
Bosket rapier 23-9091).

— sabre 23-969a.
Basketry 14-409d.
Boskctt. Ky. 15-740 (A3).
Baakler 2-364a.
Baskln, La. 17-54 (Cl).
Basking Ridge, N.J. 19-50'.

(< I).
Basking shark 24-"-! . ; 24-

594c ; British Columbia

4-OOOa.

Basle. Switz. : see Basel.
Baslow. Derl.y. 8-416 (II

1)3) ; 8-7 Id.
Bn-i Maine, dist., Fr. 10-776

Bosnia), tribe 27-47Ib.

in, int., Pers. 21-188
<D3): 21-189C.
Bas Medoc, dist., Fr. 10-776

Basnaire, Benjamin 1-901.1.
— . JACQUES 3-4S4a.

— de Beauval. Henri 10-905b
Basnet : see Basinet.
BASOCHE3-I-IL.
Basoda. India 14-376 (OS).
Basodlno. mt., Alps 26-24'.

(E4); 1-7 lie.

BaaofRt, trinel-:i30h; 27-.'>59b
Basoko. Bcl.Cong. 0-923 (C2)

6-926a.

— , tribe 0-925b ; l-330b.
r. .-•"' matoi.li.M . 11- '-'', . : l

lib.

Bason : nee Basin.
Basonge, tribe 1-MOs.
Basomro Mino, tribe 0-925O

n-330b.

BasonhiR 13-60c.
Basophlle cell 4-SOb.
Bas Perche, dist.. Fr. 10-77

(D2).
Baspille. rir., Switz. 26-21

(D4).
Basque. Pays, dist., Fr. 10

776 (c:.). '

— PROVINCES, Sp. 3-485a
25-530 (Dl); Carllst revol

tanfuace 3-4 "ft..
8- 19V. l»-Mft«;
eave-dweUen 6-i7

21
n.-

ori'« resoarobos on .

BA8RA 3-4 »Ub; 2-

1)1 2-

»65d : battle (658) : ire
H .tile of toe; battle
(looii 1 .llpualr

period 5-241.; Caniiatliian
<-ji|iiurf S-.'.lli; Jofnl<--'
n->..lt 5-111.. 17-41-
rrvnlt 5--'.iil> ; iihllokicuiU
2-27I-.I,; laihiplng 27-430r.

BA8RA. Ml.. Turk.As. 3-4H9. ;
. ..... .1).

Bas-rellrf : tee Basso-reUeTo

Bas Ithin, dept., Fr. 1-755I..
BASS (family) 8-4894.

— .Arthur Michael, l-t Baron
Burton : irr Burton. A. M.
Bass, lit liar. m.

— . George ll-629b ; 28-44 Id.
Bass. Ala. 1-460 (I>1).

— , Ark. 2-542 (B2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (1)2).

— (Middle). O. 20-26 (El).

— (Middle), Isl.. O. 20-2K ( KI ).

:'li), i-l.. (I. 20-'.''.

— (South), Isl.. 0.20- J>

— , IsU., Pac.U. : tee Maretirl.
Isls.

— , lake, O. 20-26 (HI).

— , nit., Cal. 5-8 (Bl).

— , mts.. Viet. 28-38 (E2).

I -

— . pt., N.S.W. 18-538 (K4).

— , riT^ N.J. 18-502 (1)41.
—. riv., Viet. 28-:i-

— , sea : let Ban, str.

— . str., AuHtr. 2-960 (G7 ) ; 26-
438 (A-B1); discovery 2-
960a; depth and area 19,
97 4 b : formation 2-955d,
26-439a.

BASS (nbre) 3-490b ; 16-694a.

— (flsh) 2-SOc : ire olio Black
b M

— (music) 3-490a.
Baxsa. El. Pal. 20-602 (C2).
r .1 .. ; . ..... 5- • _•

BASSA. prov.. \V.Af. 3-490b ;

19-078 (C-n4).

— , riv., Togo. 12-203 <C2).

— , tribe l-330a ; 3-49"!..
Bassac. Kr.I.C. 14-41)8 (D4)

Laos settlement 16-191C.

— , pass, Alps l-743a.

— .prov.. Fr.I.C. 6-621a
France annexes (1904) 14-

.

— Muong, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E4)
Basse dl Druos, past), Alps 1-

741d.

Baraadore : are Basidn.
Baooae, Gr. : temple of Apollo

21-366b; 28-9711); capitals

20-l78d.

Bassablr : fee Bashahr.
Baasam, Grand : tee Ehri6.
Bassanga : tee Baeenn.
Bossano. H. B. Maret. due de

srcMaret, H. B.

— , JACOPO DA PONTE 3

BASSANO. It. 3-4!>Od ; 15-4

(("-'); battle (1796) ll-192a

BASSARAB (dynasty) 3-490d

— , John 23-832a.

— , Matthias 23-8331. ; 3-
4911) ; code 23-S45c.

— . Shcrban 23-833b.
Bassaran : ate Maenad'.
Baasareus : tre Dionysus.
Bassari. Fr.Contc. 11-99 (112).

— , Ti«o. 12-203 (C-2).
Bassaricyon 5-373a.
Bassariscus : tee Cacomistle.
Bassaw : tre Pasha.

BASS CLARINET 3-4911..
Bass dram 8-598c.
r. i— . . .leremiah 19-513d.
Basse cornet 7-1 "Id.
BASSEIN. Bur. 3-492h ; 4-840
(Ufi).

— , India 14-382 (El 0); Port u
guesc capture 4-1 89b
treaty 12-749a. 14-41 Is.

— , dlst'., Bur. 4-X39a.

— , riv.. Bur. 4-840 (C7); 4

'

Basse-Indre. Fr. 18-92.Sa.

BASSELIN. OLIVIER 3-492b.

BasK-Kavarre. Fr. 3-492(1.

Bassenirer. Fla. 1O-540 (F4).

Bas»enth«aite. lake, Cumb. I
412 (I. B3) : Derwentwat^
8-4 lib; dimensions 18-
89c; geology 7-624d.

Basse (Euvre.chnrch, Beauvals
3-599c: 3-476.1.

Basse Polnte, Martinique 17
802 (Al).

IAS

I'l .

•••

Tfr.

BA8aE8-PYH

>r.2-4UX.I ;
lla~rl. Alan88»:

- do : at*

—. Gilbert 8-9lta.
j.l, 2-M6*.
Urd 10-:j94d.

lUchard (0. 1681) •»
I37b.

BAMCT (now) 3-49SC,
EJWM-taObi-MM.
Ba/we-Terre, Fr.w.l. l2-eiv:

80-544 (ftl.
Ba-rt«rrr. Br.WX 88-544

Basse-Terr*. M.. W.I. 12-«4.'.a.
Basse-Tern-. pu, M.I. 18-479

i.
BAMCT HORN 3-493o.

— hound 8-378d.
Danc-lrouipettc : sec Ophl-

.
Bassett, II. 7-1 10. ; 8-30M.

— , Richard 7-
Bassett, Cal. 8-8 (1)4).

— . Haul*. 0-420 (111. EiX

:
- . \\i". 28-740 iKC).

— Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-460 (B4) ;
1-480 (A4).

BaMctte : ire Basset (rune).
llssrotlililn. 1 'a. : ire \\ uhlng-

ton (!'•.).

Bassetts. Vm. 28-118 (C4).
Basscttvill. , Kan. 1S-8S4 Ull).
Basserelde. Belg. >-6«8 (( 1 ...
Bamevillc : «•< Ba«»vllle.
liassfleld, Miss. 18-800 .•
BasabJslio. Jap. «-!.'.« dill).
Uasshorn (with kej>)2O-mb ;

4-182c.

— (with valves) : tee Corno-
' i- .

BASSI, LAURA MARIE
Calerina 3-494b.

— , Matte., ili S-296a.
BASSI, UCO 3-494c.
Bassi, India 14-378 (G4).
Bassia, India 14-376 (1.8).
UasHla (albescenn) : •" Acana,

— (latUolla) : tee Ma oa tree.

— (I'arkii): tee Shea batter
tree.

Basslanns : ter Csracalla. M.

Aurelius Antoninus.
BASSI AN US, JOANNES 3-

.
BaMtenano (battle, 1TI.M 3-

. dixt.. Fr. 18-776

(r 2-3) ; 13-73a.
Bassily, Bete. 3-668 (C2).
Baselm, ton n and dist.. Bur. :

rre llaswin.
Barrin, I 'an. W.I. : tee Chris-

tlanstad.
Bassinet 3-4 80c.
Bassingham, Lines, t-416 (II.

F3).

Bam Lake. Minn 18-550 (D3).
Basso, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (112).
Basso, fortress. It. 18-35d.
Basso da camera S8-106b.
BASSOMP1ERRE, FRANCOIS

de 3-49.'.a.

— . Louiae Manracrite : tee
Contl, princegse de.

Baaao Naebor, lake, K. Af. : arc

Slefanie.
Baasong*. race : tee Basnnire.

— Mino, race : tee. Baaongo-
M , .,

Bawo Norok. lake, E.Af. : tee
Rudolf, lake.

Basson maw : tee Basshotn.

BASSOON (musical Instru-
ment) 3-4951) : Packett-
bassoon : tee Rackctt.

— (organ stop) 12-958d.
Bassorah. Tnrk.Af. : ter Basra.
Bassora gum : tee Gum ot

Bassora.
BASSO-RELIEVO 3-497d ; 24-

488d.
i ------ 12-7". •

Hawwt, Emlle 4-89Ir.

BASS ROCK. Isl., Scot. »-497d;

24-41 8 <F2).

Ban Tuba : ire Bombardon.
Bassum. Of r. 11-8U8 (B2).
BASSUS. AUFIDIUS 3-498a.

— , CAESIUS 3-49Sb; 27-
I042e.

— , CASSIANUS 3-498b.

— , P. Ventidius 2O-442a.

— , Q. Caecillu* 20-4 42a-

— .SALEIUS 3-498o.
Bassuto. S.Af. : trt Basnto-

BASSVILLE, NICOLAS JEAN
Huron ds 3-4980.

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81

BASS-BAVA

BassrWianti 14-910d.
Bass viol 28-1 05c.
Basswood, Wis. 28-740 (C5).
— , lake, Minn, and Can. 18-

550 (F2) ; 20-114 (B2).
Basswood (fibre) : see Bass.
Bass-wood (tree) 16-694a

timber 26-9SOd, 10-659d, 3'

630c.

Bast, Egy. : see Bubastis.
Bast (bark) : see Bass.
Basta, Georges 13-9 12a ; 23

833a.

Basta, India 14-3S2 (M9).
— , Sp. : see Baza.
Bastaards (race) 12-606d ;

German rule 11-SOlc; stt-a

topygia among 25-S61a.
BAstad, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Bastak, Pers. 21-188 (B3) ;

10-190b.
Bastan, Gave de, riv., FT. 13-

BASTAR, state, India 3-498d ;
14-382 (110) ; 5-681C.

— , ruins, India 14-382 (K10).

BASTARD 3-499a ; affiliation
procedure l-300d ; ancient
Irish custom 14-769a ; legi-
timation 16-379a ; in her-
aldry 13-313h ; whipping of
parents 28-590d.

Bastard (type) 27-542d ;
Italian 27-538d.

Bastard acacia : see Robinia
Psendacacia.

— agrimony : see Hemp agri-
mony.

— balm 3-2S3b.

— cardamom 5-314d.

— cedar (of Barbados) : see
Jamaica red cedar.

— cedar (of India) : see Azed-
arach.

— cedar (of Pacific coast) : see
Incense cedar.

— chinchilla : see Chinchilla.

— drake (insect) 17-935a.

— fallow 10-155C.

— hartebeest : see Sassaby.

— jet 15-359a.

— saffron : see Safflower.

— sandalwood : see Naio.

— sawing (diet.) 26-978c.

— wing 10-228a.
Bastardy Act (1845) 3-499d.
BASTARNAE (race) 3-500a ;

23-648 (E2); 23-649 (E2);

7-726d.

Baste, Ger. 4-641c.
Bastel-house : see Peel.
Bastelica, S. da : see Sampiero

da Bastelica.
Bastholm, C. 8-41c.
BASTI, India 3-500b ; 14-376

<K6).

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

— (Bastiana), Sp. : see
BASTIA, Cors. 3-500b ; 15-4

(B3) ; Nelson's capture 19-

354a ; Turkish capture 27-

448c.

BASTIAN, ADOLF 3-500C.
— , C. O. : electric meter 18-

292a ; vapour lamp 16-670c.
— , H. C. 18-60c.
Bastian, bay, La. 17-54 (E4).
Bastianelli, Giuseppe 20-7 86b.
Bastiani, Lazzaro 5-382d.
Bastianini (sculptor) 24-498d.
BASTIAT, FREDERIC 3-500d.
Bastidas, Rodrigo 7-832a ; 20-

665d.

BASTIDE, JULES 3-501d.
BASTIDE (town*) 3-501d.
BASTIEN-LEPAGE, JULES 3-

502a : 20-504d.
Bastifell, mt., Westm. 9-412

(I. D4) ; 28-553C.
Bastilion (Bastillon) : see Bas-

BASTILLE, Paris 3-502b ; cap-
ture (1789) 10-853a, 11-1 55d:
Howard's pamphlet sup-
pressed 13-833a ; key given
to Washington 18-943a ;
Linguet's work on 16-730a.

— , Place de la, Paris 20-804
(D-E2).

BASTINADO 3-503a ; 9-46b.

Bastion, cape, China 6-1 68 (16).

BASTION (fort.) 3-503b ; 10-
685c.

— de France, Alpr. 16-36b.
— , double : see Cavalier.
— , flat 10-686d.
Bastioned trace 10-686a.
Bastite 4-641C ; 8-156c.
Bastnasite 20-825d.
Basto (ombre) 20-101b.

" Basto " (racehorse) 13-728b.
Bastogne, Belg. 3-668 (G3).
Baston (herald.) 13-320a.

— (manor) 4-581a.

— sinister 3-521b; 13-3130.

— pig : see Lincolnshire curly
coated pig.

Bastes, A. C. T. 4-452d.
Bastrik, mt., Turk. 27-426

(B2); l-482b.
Bastrop, La. 17-54 (CD.

Bastrop, Tex. 26-690 (K5).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K5).
Bastuli, tribe l-33a,
BASTW1CK, JOHN 3-503b ; 9

538a ; Litany 16-682c.

Basu (legend) 15-545a.

Basudun-lamu, mt., Tib. 6-
168 (E3).

Basudiui-ula, mt.. Tib. 6-168
(D3).

Basundi, tribe 6-92 4d; l-330b.

Basus war 18-645a ; 12-870a.

Basuto, tribe 3-505a ; 3-603c ;
language 3-360b ; Orange
Free State 20-152b ; shadow
superstitions 2-53b, 7-899c ;
Transvaal tribes 27-1 89c.

BASUTOLAND, S.Af. 3-503c :
25-466 (17) ; Bechnanaland
police 3-605d ; Cape Colony
relations 5-241o ; Free State
wars 20-156a ; Gordon's
mission 12-251b ; public
assemblies 3-603d, 3-504d.

Basylous elements : see Elec
tro-positive elements.

Bat, isls., C.B. 5-678 (C-D5).

BAT (zool.) 3-506b ; flight 10-
502d, 10-506c (figs.). See
also Chiroptera.

— , blood-sucking : see Vam-
pire and Desmodonteae.

— (hat-making) 13-60c.

— (measure) 28-491a.

— (trap and ball) : see Trap-
ball.

Bata, Ft.Congo 11-99 (A2) ;

19-9c.

Bata : see Jabiru.
Bataan, prov., P.Is. 21-392

(D2 and C3).
Bataban6, Cu. 7-595 (Bl) ; 7-

595a ; sponge fisheries 7-

599d.

— , gulf, Cu. 7-595 (Bl).
BATAC, P.Is. 3-506c ; 21-392

(C2).

Batag, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (E4).
Batagur 27-67c ; 27-69a.
Bataille, Nicolas 26-405b.
Bataillon, Father 28-285C.
Bataillon earr6e 25-989c.
Bataii Mahommed Pasha 27-

452a.

Batak, Bulg. 4-781d.
Bataks, tribe 17-475b.
BATALA, India 3-506d ; 14-

376 (F4).
BATALHA (Canocira). Port.

3-506d ; 25-530 (A3).
Batalpasliinsk, Cauc. 23-874

(II. B-C1).
Batam, isl., Mal.Penin. 17-473

(C-D6).
Batan (Panay), P.Is. 21-392

(D5) ; 19-594a.
— , isl., P.Is. (Batan Is.) 21-

392 (B2).
— , isl., P.Is. (Luzon) 21-392

(E4) ; 21-395b.
— , isls., P.Is. 21-392 (A-B1).
Batanaea, dist., Pal. 20-R02

(E3) ; 3-465a ; Antiochus

lS-393c : Herod Agrippa I.

1 - 425b ; insurrection 5-

41a.

Batang, China : see Patang.
— , Javal5-284(C2) ; 15-290a.
— , riv., Mal.Penin. 17-4 7 9a.
Batanga, Camer. 5-110 (A4).
— , Great, Camer. 5-110 (A4) ;

5-1 lid.

— , Little, Camer. 5-110 (A4).
BATANGAS, P.Is. 3-507a ;

21-392 (E3).
— , bay, P.Is. 21-392 (E3) ; 3-

535d.
— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (E3

& C3-4) ; 21-395a.
Batang Gadis, riv., Sum. : see

Gadis.

— Hari, riv.. Sum. : see Hari.

— Lupar, riv., Bor. 4-257 (B2);
4-256d; 24-207C.

— Padang. dist.. Mai. Penin.
17-4 80a.

• Toru, riv., Sum. : see Toru.
Batan Me, isl., Mai. Arch. : see
Misol.

— Ta, isl., MaLArch. 17-466
(F-G3).

Batarekh 9-27c.

Bataritc, Braz. : see Baturite.

BATARNAY, IMBERT DE 3-

507a.

Bates, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B5).
Batasun-do.Tib. 6-168 (E3).
Bataszek, Hung. : see Bat-

taszek.

Batata : see Sweet potato.
Batataes, Braz. 24-200c.
Batatela (race) 6-919d.
Bata Tulis, Java 4-770d.
Batatzes : see John III.
Batauana, tribe 3-603C ; 3-

505a ; l-330d.
Batava, castra, Ger. : see

Passau, Ger.
Batava Tempe (Huygens) 14-

22b.

Batavi (Batavians), tribe 23-
648 (Cl) ; 19-413b ; 11-
830b ; revolt 6-402d, 19-
413c.

BATAVIA, Java 3-507d ; 15-
284 (B2-1).; Dutch East
India Co. 8-716c; librarj
16-576a ; magnetic disturb-
ances 17-3 7 4d ; schools 17-
468a ; temperature and rain-
fall 2-743d.

— , Ark. 2-552 (Bl).

— , D.Gui. 12-675 (C-D2).

— , la. 14-732 (E4).

— , 111. 14-304 (D2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E8).

BATAVIA, N.Y. 3-oOSc ; 19
596 (B2).

— , O. 20-26 (B6).

— , bay, Java 3-508a.

BATAVIA, residency, Java 3-
507b.

— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (G2) ;
2-943a.

" Batavia " (ship) 2-958c.

Bataria (Hadrianus Junius) 27
521d.

Batavia Kill, riv., N.Y. 19-
596 (Al).

Bataria NewslS-lTlb.

Batavian republic : see Hol-
land, United Netherlands.

Batarisclie Arcadia(vtm Hccms
kerk) 8-725b; 13-199a ; 20.
897d.

Batawana : see Batauana.

Batchawana, bay, Can. 20-114
(C2).

Batcheller system 21-867a.

Batchelor, John l-442a.

Batchelor, La. 17-54 (C3)

Batching (of jute) 15-607b.

Batchtown, 111. 14-304 (B4).

Batchworth, Herts. 16 - 942
(C2).

— Heath, Herts, and Mdx. 16
942 <C2).

Batoombe, Som. 9-430 (VI.

HI).

Bate, Francis 20-499d.
Bate, isls., Kor. 15-156

(D-E10).

Bate (diet.) 10-1 l-J.-i.
Batea(dict.)8-160b; 12-197a.
Batea (legend) 27-317b.
Bateau, rock, Can. 20-114

(B-C1).
Bateau tvre, Le (Rimbaud) 23

343c.

Bateiha, el, plain. Pal. 5-251b.
Batck 17-476C.

Bateke, tribe 11-1 OOb ; 6-
925b ; l-330c ; language 3-
359b.

Batelli, Angelo 26-818d.
Bateman, Ellen : see Greppo,
Ellen.

H. L. 3-508d.
Isabel 3-509a ; 14-855d.
John F. 9-457a.
Kate J. : see Crowe, Kate J.
Newton 15-112d.
Sidney F. 3-508d.
Thomas 22-339b.
Virginia : see Compton,
Virginia.
— , William 5-92c ; 12-235d.

— Champain, Sir J. 21-242b.
Bateman, N.S.W. 19-538

(E-F4).
Bateman's Bay, N.S.W. 19-

538 (F4) ; 19-538a.
BATEMENT LIGHTS (arch.)

3-509a.

Batenburg, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
Batenburgers 18-133a.
Bates, Benjamin E. 16-524d.
— , G. L. 12-258b.
— , HARRY 3-509a ; 24-505a.
— , HENRY W. 3-509b ; on

hoactzin 13-541d; on igu-
ana 14-296a.
— , JOHN : case of 3-509c ; 9-

535d; 9-461d.
— , JOSHUA 3-510a.
— , Thomas 5-539c.
— , William (cricketer) 7-443a.
— , WILLIAM (divine) 3-510b;

25-762b.

Bates, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C4).
Bates and Peard gas furnace

18-561a.

Batesburg, S.C. 25-500 (C3).
Bates City, Mo. 18-608 (B-C2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B3).

— College, Me. 16-524d.

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (A4).
Batesford, Viet. 28-38 (El).
BATESON, THOMAS 3-510W
— , William : balanoglossus 3-

237b ; 27-1048b ; deter-
mination of sex 24-748c ;
Mendelism 14-29c, l-509a ;
variation 27-908a.

Bates's potto 22-213a.

BatesviUe, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— , Ark. 2-552 (D2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G6).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B-C1).

BatesviUe, O. 20-26 (H5).
— , Tex. 26-690 (H7).
— , Va. 28-11 8 (D3).
Batetela, tribe 6-925a; l-330b

language 3-359d ; mutiny 8-

142b.

Batcti (language) 3-359c.
Bat-flea 10-491b.
Bath, John Alexander Thynno

4th marquess of 3-510d; 7-

485b.
— , THOMAS THYNNE, 1st

marquess of 3-510c.
— , Thomas Henry Thynne

5th marquess of 3-510d.
— , WILLIAM PULTENEY, 1st

carl of 3-510d ; 13-404c.
Bath, Can. 19-465 (Bl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (D2).
— , 111. 14-304 (B3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (115).
— , Jam. 15-133 (map).
BATH, Me. 3-5 12c; 17-434

<C5).

— , N.C. 19-772 (F2).
— , N.H. 19-490 <D3).
— , N.Y. 19-598 (C3) ; 13-709b.
— , N.Y. (Renssclaer Co.) 23-

— , O. 20-26 (G2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (M4).

— , S.C. 25-500 <C3).

— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G2).

BATH (Aquae Sulis), Som. 3-
Slld; 4-584 (B6); 9-420
(III. C4) ; 2-237a ; 19-245a
bishopric 9-421a, 5-519a
mineral waters 18-5 19b, 27-
400a.

— (measure) 28-4 S Id.

Bath (Order): see below Bath,

Order of the.
Botha, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99

(Bl).
Bath-Agos (chief) 15-74a ; 15-

77c.

Bathanaliall-5l5d.
Bath and West of England

Agricultural Society 1-395C.
Bathaniya (Bathauiyeh), Syr.

see Batanaea.
Bath artalia 28-485a.
Bath Beach, N.Y. 19-596 (H4).
Bath beaver 3-512c.

— brick 4-560a ; 24-136c.
BATH-CHAIR 3-513a.

Bath Charity, hospital, Derby :
see Devonshire hospital.

Bath Club, Lond. 6-567c ; 22-
783b.

Bath Co., Ky. 15-740 (E2); 15-
742d.

— Co., Va. 28-118(02).
Bather, F. A., crinoidca 8-

878o; cystidea8-877d.

'* Bathers (cartoon) : see
" Cartoon of Pisa."

Bath Forum, dist., Som. 25-
3'JOb.

Bath freestone 20-119d.

BATHGATE,Scot.3-513a ;24-
418 (D3).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).

— , mts., Scot. 16-731d.

Bathgato mineral 16-652d.

Bathian group 3-513d.

Bathing, ceremonial 12-232b.

Bath king-of-arms 13-3 29a ;
15-861a.

Bathmen, Holl. 13-588 (D2) ;
8-121a.

Bathmism (Bathmio evolution)
10-36d; 27-911d.

Bathochromic group 6-71h.

BATHOLITE (Batholith) 3-
513a.

Bath Oliver biscuits 22-349d.

Bathonea, Som. : see Bath,
Som.

BATHONIAN SERIES 3-513c ;
ll-670c ; 15-569a : see also
Great oolite.

Bath oolite : see Great oolite.

— , Order of the 15-S61a ; 15-
855b ; collar 6-685b ; in-
signia 15-860 (PI. II.) ; in-
stallation in Westminster
Abbey 28-550c; Lord Dun
donald 8-677b ; precedence
22-270a; robes 23-409c (PI.
II.).

Bathory, Andreas (of Tran-
sylvania) 23-833b.

— , Christopher (of Transyl-
vania) 4-40d.

— , Gabriel (of Transylvania)
13-912b.

— , SIGISMUND (of Transyl-
vania) 3-513d ; 23-832d ;
defeat at Keresztes 27-450c.

— , Stephen (of Hungary) 13-
910a.

— , Stephen (of Poland) : see
Stephen Bathory.

BATHOS (diet.) 3-514a ; 2-
123d.

BATHS 3-514b ; domestic
24-739b ; electric 9-250b ;
hydropathy 14-166C ; mer-
curial and sulphur l-270d;

for perspiration 21-259a ;
pneumonia 21-870b ; tem-
perature tor infants 14-513a.
JSce also Thermae.

Baths and Wash-houses Acts
(1846-1896) 3-519d; 26-
233c ; district and parish
councils 9-440b.

Bathsheba (bibl.) 7-857d : 24-
123c.

Baths of Heracles, springs, Gr.
9-865d.

Bath sponge 25-731b.

— Springs, Pa. 4-582a.
Bathumi : see Batum, Russ.
BATHURST, EARLS 3-520b.
— , Allen Bathurst, 1st earl 3-

520b ; 6-391c.
— , Sir F. H. 7-440c.
— , Georgina Lennox, Lady 10-

444a.
— , Henry, 3rd earl 3-520c ;

town named after 3-521a,

ll-437b.

— , Henry (bishop) 19-819d.
— , LiliasM. F., countess of 19-

557c.

— , Walter 19-281d.
Bathurst, Can. 18-807b.
— , Cape Col. 25-466 (H9).
— , N.Br. 19-465 (01).
BATHURST, N.S.W. 3-521a ;

19-538 (E3); minerals 2-

953a, 8-162a ; People's Fed-
eration convention 19-543d.
Tas. 26-438 (B2).
W.Af. 11-204 (A3); 11-

437b.

cape, Can. 5-160 (Dl).
inlet, Can. 5-160 (H2).
isl., Austr. 2-960 (D2) ; 2-

942b.
— , isl., Can. 5-160 (II) ; 15-

56Sd.
— , lake, N.S.W. 19-538

(E-F4).

BATHVILLITE 3-521a.
Bathyarca 16-122b.
BATHYBIUS3-521a.
BATHYCLES (sculptor) 3-

521a.

Bathycrinidae 8-S78d.
Bathydorus flmbriatus 25-

720d(fig.).
Bathyergidae (Bathyergoldea):

see Strand-mole.
Bathyergus 23-443d.
Bathylagus 24-82o ; 24-85a.
Bathyllus (dancer) 7-797a; 8-

496b.
Bathynomous giganteus 17-

459b.

Bathyoncus 27-388d.
Bathyopsis 9-663b.
Bathys, Iluss. : see Batum.
Bathysciadidao ll-510a.
Bathysciadium ll-507a ; 11-

510a.

Bathyseism 8-818b.
Bathyteuthis 5-701C ; 7-675c.
Bati (language) 3-359c.

— (Fijian term) 10-337a.
liatignolles, Ecole de 14-344b.
Batignollcs-Monccau, Fr. 20-

804 (Bl &C1); 20-S10b.
Batihah, el. Pal. ll-405a.
Batihat, Basra : see Paludes

Chaldaici.
Batikotta, Cey. 14-382 (H-

115).
Batil (Mahommedan law) 14-

445c.

Batilly, Fr. 18-309 (plan).
Batina, dist.,Arab. 2-264 (H3).
Bating (leather) 16-337d.
Batinites 17-423a.
Batio (language) : see Bateke.
Batiscan, Can. 22-724 (D3) ;

22-7250.
— , riv., Can. 22-724 (D3) ; 22-

725c.

Batissa 16-123b.
Batiste, bay, La. 17-54 (d8).
Batiste (textile) 5-89b; 7-278d;

5-86a.
Batiushkov, Constantino 23-

917d.
Batjan, isl., MaLArch. : see

Bachian.
Bat-Kian, China : see Fah-

Kiang, dist., China.
Batlapin, tribe 3-003c; l-330d.
Batlaru, tribe 3-60.3c ; l-330d.
Batler (diet.) : see Battel.
BATLEY, Yorks. 3-521b ; 28-

933 (C2).

— Carr, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
— , Upper, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Batman, John 19-542c ; 28-

42d.
Batman (Persian weight) : see

Man.
Batman Su, riv., Arm. 2-565

(02) ; 15-949b.
Batna, Alg. 1-643 (C2) ; l-646a.
— , El, dist., Arab. : see Batina.
Batn-el-Hagar, dist., Sud. 9-

126a.
Bato, P.Is., Catanduanes 21-

392 (E4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full ate of this Index It It eitcntlml to read the
Inat rut. tinny given on I'age I.

I.)-. . • . I •• .

S-l' :.

H^M» W*«« JuLAroo. 1 atr

•MB
mfti^i.1.1 • irt liar («x>U.

— . ini... 22- lit*.

: 21-3930.

I 3-300a.

BATON I. P. C. 3-31 It>.
Batons iritu- Z3-a«»».

miT group (gfH.I.) 19-

BATON ROUGE. La. 8-Atlo;
I (all); battle (1862)1-

««r, s.c. ».soo(CJ).
Ii.ii.. ii aintatar: aw Beaton

Bttophobla 19-428b.

'•li>x. 6-134a.

Bitorii.ii i

..... Arm. : *•»• llntiiin.

BATHACHIA 3-.V.M.I; 17-
> ; alimentary canal 1*
687 b : brain 4-40IO ; dentl-
3-.VJ7a ; ill-.trlliiilu.il 3-
. 28-1013b ; duruli ...... (

16-9750 ; ear8-7:>; 1 i-
113o:egg»0-15t>. 28-10"!!.;
•ye* 10-91.-. 28-135a ; fortil-
Uatlon 9-:il Sd; geological
age 28-10171); heart 13-
! ; hibernation 13-445d :
limb musculature 19-59b ;
mouth 18-945d ; pancreas
20-ii74a : placenta 21 -692 b ;
regeneration of lout parts 23-
36o : reproduction and do-
relopment 3-527d. 9-330d.
23-l35a: secondary sexual
characters Z4-746c : touch
27-lHa: vertelirae23-153a.

Batrochidae «0-545d.

Batrachlum : tee Water-but tor-
rtlli.

BATRACHOMYOMACHIA 3-
S»9b ; 12-.'>i)'.'a : 20-S60c.

Batrachoapcniium l-.'.flld; 1-
592a ; polymorphism 1-
49S1> ; reproduction l-592b,
l-59:td <flg.).

BatrarluMtomua 12-165a.

Batrun (Botrys). Syr. 21-46 Ic ;
16-348a.

Hatruny. Syr. 10-602 (D-E1).

BaUoetha : ire Bavenda.

Batson. S. 1. 13-56a-

— .Thomas : let Bateeon,
Thomas.

Batson. Ala. 1-460 (CS).

— , Ga. 11-752 <C3).
-, TCI. 26-690 CSS).

Batsto, riv.. N.J. 19-502 (C4).
Bat -atone : tee Scythe-stone.
BaUwlng burner 16-t>.'>5a.
Batt,mt.. Italuch. 14-376 (AT).
Batta. dint.. Port-W.Af. : fee

Congo.
Batta, tribe. Af. 1-1741) ; 19-

1790.

— tribe. Sum. : tee Battaa.
BATTA (dirt.) 3-529c.
Battagglo. U. 16-881d : 7-403*.
BATTACLIA. It. 3-529c ; 15-4

(C2).
Battanlie. Michelangelo dellc :

tee Cerquozzl.
BATTAKHIN 3-.129c.
llattaks, tribe : tee liattas.
Batta : tee Abdullah (b.

Hosaln).
BATTALION 3-529c ; 14-521d;

11-
BATTAMBANG. Slam 3-589O ;

14-HI< ((•:,) ; 14- in II..
BATTANN1. tribe 3-529d.

'it, suburb, Beeancon 3-

819d.

Ilnttarrea 11-334C.
BATTAS 3-.i:iOa : cannlballxm

S-lMd; death custom 7-

899a ; ethnnloiry 14-iOOo ;

language 3-.'.3nt>. 17-467b.

17- 4 7 7 b : soul-superstition

7-899b.

Battaszek. Hung. 3-4 (F3).
ItatteK Andrew 12-258a.
BATTEL (and Batteter) 3-

liatt.-lli. Anirelo6-888d.
Ilattels : tee Itattel.
Batten. J. D. 4-233a.

— . .1. II. 15-9450.

— , SIR WILLIAM 3-5.10C ; 12-
417.- : 28-'-'9Sb.

BATTEN dlict.) 3-530d; Join-
ery 26-»7*cl, 15-I77C.

BATTENBERG (family) 3-
5:ila : tee alto under Chris-
LIAII iiaaifp.

11

•

(aivli.) 3.13U; I-

IUtlcrtc«(Umol»> M-6S 64.
IIMII..ISG RAM 3-i31li;
jfriUlb; llal>>luulau 3-

I.. 1-.-.90J.
BATTCRSEA. l.on.l. 3-331c;

K-.-ol.1O 16-

... 22- I'M.

— llrldifi'. l.oii.l. 16-U

a-..

: . l.Ollll. 3-

— Park. I..MI.I. 16-U.1S
3-/.

llall!T.(.i»ii. In-. 14-71 :
Battery (In baseball) 3-«:.Ud.
BATTKKV i

-.•I. Jan. 16-.VJM. »<•
alf miulator.

— (law)t-775d.
BATTERY ImillUry) 3-531d ;

2-,;-.'".i . 2-.--.
Uait.-ry Knox. fort, N. V. 28-

lliittrii-«'(»!lknianuf.)2S-10«o.
BATTEUX. CHARLES 3-533a;

11-1 Ida.

BATTH Y ANY, LOUIS 3-533b ;
13-II16I>.

— , (bishop) 12-77U.1.

— , (bishop) 12-77
Ital i i.lae 7-7o4i\

BATT1CALOA. ( cy. 3-533o ;
1 I- -J (I-KIC.).

liamfi-rrl. Laura l-850d.

Malve, Ul., liul.O. 4-840
(B8).

HatttiiK(textile) 10-:;-M.

li.itti|.ai:lia. ll.S-l-.'ll>:2-li;.'l>.

BATTISH1LL, JONATHAN 3-
533d.

But tie. Jo«< 27-8080.

BATTLE. Siu. 3-533d ; 0-424
(IV. CS); Abbey. tee
Battle Abbey ; deanery 7-
897c; (reolcxty 26-lii..,l. 12-
769a ; lowy M-167a ; rape
26-K1B.1.

— Wales 9-428 (V. E4).

— W., X.Y. ll-300b.

— lake, Minn. 18-. Mo (114).

— nit .-... Nev. 10-453C.

— riv. (trlb. of Peace) Can. 1-
500(11-').

— , riv. (trlb. of Saskatchewan)
Can. 1-500 (AD: 24--.".1:.
(A3) ; 17-254d : 24-22Ud.

Baltic (army division) 3-354a ;

l-375d ; at Banuockbum 3-

3.14(1.
BATTLE (fight) 3-534a ; 25-

— (game) 4-3431).

— . ordool of 20- 1 7 :>a ; 28-229a ;
abolished 2-2 lOc; glove In
12-136a; treason trials 27-
IM*.

Battle Abbey 3-533J ; coroner

15-738b ; franchise of 26-

167a ; gateway ll-528a ;

sanctuary 12-'J17c. 24-130a.
BATTLE ABBEY ROLL 3-

534a.
Battle above the Clouds 1-

81Sb.

Battle-axe: «rr Axe.
Hattlrhor.1. N.C. 19-772 (El).
HattleCrerk. la. 14-732 (B2>.
BATTLE CREEK. Xlieh. 3-

534b ; 18-1172 (E7).
Battlccreek. Xeb. 19-324 (G3).
Battle Creek, riv., Ida. 14--J7H

(A4).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
<E7): 3-534b.

— Creek, riv.. Minn. 18-550
(C3).

— Creek, riv.. N.Dak. 19-780
in.;..

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. (Lake
Co.) 25-:>(iii (11-13).

— Cr.vk, riv.. s.Diik. (trib. of
Clievenne) 25-:.08 (B-C4).

— Creek, riv.. Wyo. 28-S74
(Kl).

BATTLEDORE AND SHUT-

tlecock 3-
ISaitlctlcld. Miss. 18-000 (C-

L)3).

— , Salop 9-416 (II. B4) ; 24-

Battleford, Can. 24-235 (A2) ;

24-226a.

Battleground. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Battle Ground, Ind. 14-IJ2

(D3) ; 16-67d.

— Ground. Wash. 28-354 (C4).
Battle Ground Park, N.C.

(drecnsboro) 12-552b.
I lull I r Hymn of the Republic

(Howe) 13-836O.

Lake. Minn. 18-.'.50(B4).
BATTLEMENT 3- :
BatUeroent Mesa, plain, Colo.

6-722 <!!•-'>.
Battle Mountain, Ner. 6-8

(Kl).

Battle Mountain lUmjr. NOT.

" luttW of AnfbUri " (Lm-

: ••): « >TBatUp

•iiiitii I "

Ootttf of UrummtmH,. Tta 9-
:•• of Okdora- (Titian)

.
tlaltlr ul Jturkino (Chr.noy)»-

BatOt of fnot and JUiet t tee

Uatraruomyoiiuu-hla.
Halite ol ilaUon 0-0<mh.
HattU of JUoytura t-OlTd.

MB of Honarrr S-027b.

.. "20-17U.
llntllr u/ the Uooki (Hwlf I ) 26-

22ib : 28-
lt,,ltl, ,,f the Krai (HopUnKn)

13 ......

" Ilattlo of the Standard"

(Leonardo) 16-1

Itntllr ,./ I rn/ry 5-i:2:H..

-liury, cainp, WilU. 28-
|}6b

BattleHhliM24-892a ; oonatroo-
tlon S4-971I); nietacentrlo
height S4-924u ; propulxlon
of24-949a : ruiM.T»24-956a;
•trength of 24-UIUil.

Battle-light : ter Fixed sight.

Battle Symphony (Beethoven)
3-646a; 22-428b.

Battock. nit., Scot. 24-412
(F3) ; 1S-80U ; geology 15-
•".II.. 10-06la.

Bat tun v.i. Hunt;. 3-4 (G3).

BATTIIE dli. t.) 3-.'i35a.

BATTUS 3-535a ; 7-704b.

l!attutaaO-639c.

Batu (Mongol chief) 18-7131. :
12-209c ; Carpinl's mission
5-31ISu : Hayton'rt vWt 13-
11 1. 1; Poland Invasion 21-
903a ; Hubruquis' mission
23-S10d.

BATU, Isl.. Mal.Arcb. 3-i35b ;
17-466 (A2-3).

Hut uii. tribe : tee Batwa.

Batuata, Isl.. Mal.Arcb. 17-466
(E4).

Batu Batu. Bor. 4-257 (CD.

— llonloiiKa, reefs, Mai. Arch.
4-J .7 (05J

— Bulan, ml.. Kor. 24-207C.

— Cavea, Mal.I'enin. 17-17:1
(B-C5) ; 17-47 Id ; 17-480c.

— China, Isl.. Mal.Arch. : tee
Halmahera.

Batugol, Kusx.As. 15-1231).
Batubldu, MaLArch. 17-4G6

(K.M.

Batu Khan : tee Batu.
BATUM, Kuss. 3-5351) : 23-S74

(II. B3) ; 15-9551) ; 23-907b ;

temperature 5-547c.
natuinbuka, tribe 1-330C.
Batu 1'iiliat. riv.. Jlnl.Penin.

17-473 (C6) ;15-475d.
Batuputih, Mal.Arch. 17-460

(F4).
Batur, mt., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(D4); 3-256b.
Baturln, Kuss. 17-942b.
llaturite, liraz. 4-440 (13) ; 5-

592b.

Baturu 27-SSOc.
Batu Till, cape, Bor. : see Sam-

bar. cape.
BATWA. tribe 3-535c ; 22-

678a.

Ilatworthy Dev. 8-134c.
BATYPHONE 3-535c.
lintyr. lake. Uuss.As. 23-872

MIT) ; 27-12" (A3).
Batz, Jean, baron de 17-45a :

17-7 lie.
Batz. Fr. 10-778 (C4) ; 16-

925b.

— . M., Fr. 10-778 (B3) ; 10-
72.1 ; lighthouse 16-650.

Bau, Borneo 24-207c.
Bau (iroddciw) : see Gula.
Baa-akhl-lddin 3-l06d.
BAUAN, IMs. 3-535d ; 21-392

(K3).

Bauha (myth.) 9-7 II. I.
BAUBLE (diet.) 3-536a ; 10-

S16b.

Bauchant. Jacques 27-1 85a*
Baooher, Francois 13-726b.
Ilaurlietet (French officer) 1

646d.
Buuchi. Xig. 19-678 (D2) ; 3-

.
BAUCHI. prov.. Nig. 3-536a ;

19-67S (ln-E2).
Baucis (legend) 21-375C.
Bauconlca, Oer. : tee Oppen

hPitn.
Band, Fr. 10-778 (C4).

— , India 14-382 (L9).
Bnudi'. Henri (poet) 3-264c ;

ll-120b.

— (engraver) 28-SOlb.

II. iu. I. -in. Xicolas 22-743d.
Tlaudekin : tee Baldaquin.
BAUDELAIRE. CHARLES P.
3-536,1 ; 11-1460.

. . \ • ..

-. HleoU* tl-.'l 1.1 . Za-iil'l .
to- .
IUiii1la««n. dirt, Oer. t mt

itandlMcrltc : ate

is.. . : • . : . |. 17- . i.
llauduuin, Wolf llelnrioh TOO
24- I

Baadtaato-Hnk. oape, N.u. 19-

4D7 (HI).

BaudlU. Hophun B-43d.
ll.ni.r.. i ..loin. 6-701 (A3).

— . riv.. Colom. 6-7DI (A3).
—, mt.. .M.AIII. 6-7'
lluudobrlga, Uer. : tee Bop-

ISnuihiin de Hebourr 11-1 1BI,.
i, Kniil.-26-521b.

— . JuliM IS-lOlc.
Baudouln, FrancoU (lawyer)

I i--ii4c.

— , Frencoli Jean (writer) 19-
574b.

Baudouin and Jouannln ma-

chine 19-4 1 3a.
Batidoulnville, Bel.Cong. 6-

923 (E4).

Baudrat, Peter 17-1 62a.
Itaudricourt, Ilobcrt de 15-

BAUDRILLART. HENRI J. L.
3-537c.

— , J. J. 3-537c.
BAUDRY, PAUL JACQUES

Aim* 1 1-2- I v-r.) 3-

— OF BOURCUEIL 3-537d.
Baiien, int.. Alps 26-242 (F3).
Bauer. Anton 24-242a.

— . BRUNO 3-53»c; 17-
807d.

— . Ferdinand 4-661c.

— , Georg (1494-1555): tee
Agricota, Georg.

,L. A. 17-388o ; 17-362C ;
17-382b.

— , Mayer Anselm : tee Iloth-
schlld, Mayer A.

Bauera 26-440a.

Bauer alt MUlionar. Drr (Ral-

inunil) 22--H1 li.
Bauerman, H. 27-483a.
Bauernbund 11-893C.
BAUERNFELD, EDUARD

von 3-538d: 11-795C.
Bauern Heidc, Ger. 3-788

(map).

Bauernlegen : net Legen.
Bauerntpuoel (Bitzius) 4-15b.
Bauernstand 6-464b.
BAUFFREMONT (family) 3-

Bauga : tee Bracelet.

Bauge. Fr. 1O-778 (D4) : 17-

4421. ; battle (1421) 13-285C,

M-T6&, 24-439b.
BaiiKh. Agar 6-540a.
Baugh Fell, mt., Yurks. 0-412

(I. D4).

Baugh ice 7-646a.
]l.-iui:ni.-t. ( . 16-7M1I,.
Baugy, FT. 10-778 (F4).

— , signal de, mt.. Switz. 28-
242 (A4).

BAUHIN. GASPARD 3-539b ;
19-963d.

— , Jean (1511-1582) 3-539b.

— , Jean (1541-1613) 3-539b.

— , Jean Gaspard 3-539b.

'

2-7 45d: leaf 16-381 b ;

secondary thickening 16-

(814.

Bauhinieae 16-382d.
Haul. el. Venez. 27-989 (B2).
Bauld, cape, Xfd. 19-479

(Cl).
Baulr. Go.Cst. : tee Bole.

— ,riv. (trib. of Bakhoy), Fr.
W.Af. 11-204 (C3); 24-
639b.

— ,riv. (trib. of Mahel Balcvel),
Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (D3).

Baul.'-. tril.o 15-99b.
liauli. It. 3-214a.
BAULK (agric.) 3-539c.

— (orames) 3-539o ; bagatelle
3-IU3b; baseball 3-460a ;
billiards 3-935c ; croqiu't 7-
503c.

— (timber) 3-539c; 18-477c;
26-97 8d.

Baulroeo. Switz. 26-242 (B3).

— , Aiguille de. mt.. Switz. 26-
242 (A3); 15-56(lc.

Baiim, Friedrich l-843c ; 3-

743a.

Baum, Okla. 20-58 (E3).
Bauma, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
Bauman. John 8-368c.
Baumann, Eiuren : on mcr-

captans 15-762c.

— . Oscar l-353a ; 19-698d.
Baumann. fjord. N.Am. 19-

762 (L2).

BASS-BAVA

.-.

BAUMBACH, RUDOLF •-

i3»r ; Il-19Tav
Iteumlwr. Una. 0-416 (II.

•AUMK. ANTOINE S-1194:

bydronietrr 14-16.11,.
— . Plrmi do U 11-A90*.
Baume-lr. l.ainr.. Fr. 10-771
. nl 0-44Ia.

— IwMeMteun. >r.
'.-

llaume.. Richard de 10-

53M.
BAUMGARTEN. A. O. J-fllM;

1 -01,.
— . Martin von S-90D.

. MICHAEL *-640m.
— , Hleirniuiiil J. 3-.',40a.

— (uaUioliwUt ) 27-:i.'.7a.
BAOMGARTEN-CRUS1US, L.

V. O. 3-.'. 1'ib.

llaunigartnrr, A. S-816B.

llaumliauer. II. A. 7-.,!t6b.

Baum marten : tee Pine mar-
ten.

llaiin, 1M-. : •"• lUuan.

Itauna (month) 0-33a.

llaun.-. Cliarlotte de 17-4I8*.

Ba-unt. lake. KUM.AIL 28-10
(03,; 27-170a.

Baupe*. riv., 8. Am. : act
I'aupea.

Baupur. India 3-774d.

Baur, Albrn 8-713C,

— . C. 17-33Td-

— . E. 16-5K2b.

— , FERDINAND C. 3-540b ;
3-h»7a ; Mailer's contro-
versy 18-962d ; Uieology
26-T82a-

— (chemlxt)21-140d.
Ba ura 17-127c.

Baures. riv., Bol. 1-785 (map) ;
4-Hi'Ja; 1-78SD.

Baurgs O-785b.

Bauri, tribe 7-67 Sc.

Bauro. Isl., Pac.U. : tee Baa
Cristoval.

Baurong. China 6-168 (G4).

Baurtregaum, mt.. Ire. 14-744
(B4).

BaurO. Braz. 4-440 (G7).

Bauwh. J. L. 1-1 04c.

Bauitchinger, Johann : extra-
someter 2S-1013c; Umber
t. -t- 26-980d.

—. Julius 26-331a.

Bausl. dlst.. Bel.Contr. 3-359d.

Bauske, Rosa. 23-87? (B4) ; 7-
ItM.

Bausman. Pa. 21-10fi (F-O7).

Bausner. Pierre de 16-445b.

Bautae. Fr. : tee Annecy.

BAUTA1N, LOUIS E. M. 3-
541c.

Bauta-stone 24-290C,

Bautista, ]'.!». 21-392 (B4).

Ilautsch, Aus. 3-4 (E2).

BAUTZEN. t..-r. 3-541d; 11«
808 (E3); battle (1813) 3-
542a, 19-229d. 10-230 (map);
conference (1349) X7-842b ;
peace (1018) 4-159a; Sorb
centre 2S-431b.

— , dlst., Gcr. : tee Lusatla.

Bau und Isbrn del Social**
KOrpert (Scbftffle) 2S-325a.

Bauvard, Xev. 5-8 (Fl).

Bauvin. Fr. 3-831a.

Baunens, Lievin 7-299b.

Bauxite, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

BAUXITE (mineral) 3-54 2d :
9-lilid; l-768b; in Antrim
2-153C. 4-158d.

Bava-Beocaris (general) 15-
79c.

BAVAI. Fr. 3-543a; 10-778
(Fl).

Bavanapadu. India 14-384
(L10).

BaTaniMc. Hung. 3-4 (GtX

BAVARIA, Cer. 3-543a : 11-
808 (C-D4) : ll-808d : arniy
2-02 Ic, 0-973d ; cotton 7-
296d ; education l-98c, 20-
491a; ethnology 4-366c ;
fon-stH 10-6 4 9a ; geolonr
ll-807b, 2-361d, 21-176d.
2O-s2a ; Income tax 14-
358a ; langtiage 11-7 SOa. 8-
195a : orders of knighthood,
15->63d : payment of mem-
bern20-980V; pearl -flsberle*
21-26b : penal system 22-
368c, 10-303d; aerfs 24-
8«5b; sln-*«ting28-147a.

— : Hitlorv 3-545a ; 0-920
foil. ; 11-834. 856 (maps) :
Annals by Aventinus 3-53c ;
nan Snoceaslon War 3-
39d foil. ; Bavarian Succeo
slon War 3-lOc. lO-*.'>Oo. 11-
55d : Boniface, mission* of
4-206a toll. : electoral rtghta
0-174b: federal status U-
• 11- - .2S- • -:.;C,or-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

83

BAYA-BEAU

man Confederation (1785)
3-1 Ib, ll-Se-Ja: German
Confederation (1815) 11-
863c ; Hohenlohe's policy
13-S74b ; Maximilianl.il-
857c, 17-9200 ; Napoleonic
wars 19-J17I> foil.: Old
Catholics ll-880b ; Otto of
Nordheim 20-376b ; Palati-
nate ll-863c; Seven Weeks'
War 24-7 lib ; Spanish Suc-
cession War 25-6UOd; Thirty
Years' War 26-852C ; Wells
and Hohenstaufen 12-668d,
ll-S41b; Westphalia treaty
28-557d ; Wittelsbach dyn-
asty 28-763b, ll-842b, 11-
845c ; Zollverein 11-8650.

Bavaria, Lower, dist., Ger. 3-
543c ; history, 3-546d.

— , Upper, dist., Ger. 3-543o ;
history 3-546a.

— Ingolstadt, duchy 3-547a.

— Landshut, duchy 3-0 17a ;
17-923a.

— Munich, duchy 3-547a.
Bavarian Alps, Ger. ll-805c ;

geology l-751b, l-752d ;

passes 1-7 Mia.
Bavarian crown (order) 15-

864a.
Bavarian Forest, mts., Ger. :

see Bayrischer Wald.
Bavarian Succession War : see

Bavaria : History.
Bavaria-Straubing, duchy 3-

547a.

Bavarius de Baverils 18-47d.
Bavay, Fr. : see Bavai.
Bavda. fort, India 15-889b.
Bave (silk manuf.) 25-102a.
Bave'aw Burn, riv., Scot. 24-

418 (E3) ; geology 8-945a.

— Castle, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;
geology of neighbourhood
8-945a.

Bavenda, tribe 27-1S9C ; 27-

19ia.
BAVENO, It. 3-551a; 15-1

(H-'); granite 20-332d, 15-

lld.

Baveno twins (rain.) 20-332d.
Baviaans Kloof, val.. S.Af. 25-

466 (F-G9).

Bariad (Gifford) 12-5b.
Bavian, Turk. As. 3-109d.
— , isl., Java 15-284 (El) ; 15-

284b ; geology 15-285d.
Bavian deer 7-923d.
Ba-vili, tribe l-330b ; language

3-359c.

Baville. Nicolas de S-llla.
Bavillers, Fr. 3-667 b.
Bavo, St ll-919a ; 19- II :M.
Bavona, val., Switz. 26-242

(F4).

Bavra, India 14-382 (Ell).
Bawal (Babul), riv., Pers. 17-

939d; 3-3980.
Bawan, India 12-943d.
Bawang, P.Is. 21-392 (A3).
Bawantan (Bawanthari). riv.,

India 14-382 (H9) ; 3-843d.
Bawarii : see Baiouarii.
Baw Ban-, mt., Viet. 28-38

(D2).

BAWBEE 3-551a.
Bawburgh, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

El).

Bawden, Francis 7-1 05a.
Bawdeswell, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

Dl).

Eawdsey, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2).
Bavvgyo, Bur. : see Mawhkio.
Bawian. ial., Java : see Baviau.
Bawit, Egy. 4-339c.
Ban lake, state, Bur. 15-67 8b.
Bawn, lake, Ire. 28-548d.
Bawtry, Yorks. 9-416 (II. F3) ;

19-8270 ; 19-828c.
Bawui, mts., Bor. 4-257 (C2).
• Bawul, riv., Pers. : see Bawal.
Bawzaing.Bur. 4-842a.
Baxa, India 14-376 (N6).
— , dist., India 8-740d.
— , tribe 15-628a ; 15-630a.
Baxar, India : see Buxar.
Baxenden, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
Baxio, point, Azores 3-83 (III.).
Baxley, Ga. 11-752 (D4)
Baxo. isl., Azores 3-83 (II.).
BAXTER, ANDREW 3-551a.
— , Sir David 7-634b ; 8-675a.
— , Elisha 2-555c.
— , G. P. 4-633a ; 4-931b ; 6-

605c; 14-7990 ; 16-319d.
— , John Boyd 8-675b.
— , Lucy E. 3-414a.
— , RICHARD 3-551b ; 9-

629d ; controversies 20-

392b. 21-101a.

— , ROBERT DUDLEY 3-553b.
— , W. G. (artist) 5-333e.
— , WILLIAM (antiquarian) 3-

553b.

Baxter, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (F3).
— , Fla. 10-540 (Dl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— . la. 14-732 (D3).

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Instructions given on Page 1.

Baxter, Pa. 21-106 (D3).
Baxter-Brooks war 2-555b.
Baxter Co., Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
Baxterley, Warwick. 2-845d.
Baxter's Associations 6-933a.
Baxter Springs, Kan. 15-651

(H3).

Baxwaho, India 14-376 (H7).
Bay, marquis de 25-607 d.

— , Michel de 23-490d.
Bay, Ind. 14-422 (E2).

— , fjord, Arct.0. 19-762 (L2).
BAY, isls., W.I. 3-556d; 5-678

(C2) ; 6-475a.

— , lake. P.Is. 21-392 (E-F2) ;
21-393a.

— , mt., Conn. 6-952 (H3).

— , pt., S.C. 22-lSOc.

— , riv., N.C. 19-772 (F2).
BAY (diet.) 3-553c.

— (shrub) : see Laurel (Laurus
nobilis).

Baya, mts., Arg. 4-752a.

Bayad 5-5 13c.

Bayada del Parana, Arg. : see

Parana.
Baya-gargi, riv., Tib. 6-168

(F2-G3).

Bayago, tribe 22-678a.
Bayaka, tribe 6-925a ; l-330b ;

language 3-359b.
Bayalio (General) ll-193b.
Bayambang, P.Is. 21 - 392

(A-B4).
BAYAMO, Cu. 3-553d ; 7-595

(E2).

— , riv., Cu. 3-553d.
Bayamon, P.R. (town and riv.)

22-124 (Bl).
Bayan (Mongol leader) 15-

936a.
" Bayan " (German battle-

ship) 24-901d.
" Bayan " (Russian cruiser)

24-913b.

Bayanga, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2).
Bayan-gol, riv., Tib. 6-168

(F2).
Bayan-Khara-ula, mts., Tib.

6-168 (F3).
Bayano, riv., C.Am. : see

Chepo.

Bayanoteuthis 5-701b.
Bayansi, tribe : see Babangi.
Bayap, prov., Siam 6-132b.
Bayard, James Ashetou 3-

554c.

— , PIERRE TERRAIL, Sei-
gneur de 3-554a ; 18-351c.

— Samuel 13-553b.
THOMAS FRANCIS 3-554C.
William 13-553b.

Bayard, Fla. 10-540 (El).
Ga. 11-752 (A3).
la. 14-732 (C3).
Neb. 19-324 (A3).
O. 20-26 (H3).
W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Bayard " (horse) 23-96b.
Bayard, pass, Fr. l-742c.
Bayardi, Monsignore 13-343b.
Bayardy, penin., Russ.As. 23-

872 (H6).
Bayat Tchai (Alandrus), riv.,

Asia M. 21-51 Ib.
Bayawan, Negros, P.Is. : see

Tolong.

Bayazid (sultan) : seeBayezid.
BAYAZID (Bajazet), Turk.As.

3-555a ; 2-565 (E2).
Bayazid, plateau, Asia 2-319c.
Bayazid Ansari (Arabic poet)

BAYBAY, P.I. 3-555a; 21-392

(E5).

Bayberry tree 21-615a.
Bayble, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
" Bay Bolton " (horse) 13-

728b.
Bayboro, N.C. 19-772 (F2).

— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Bay cat 6-1 70d.

Bay Center, Wash. 28-354
(A-B3).

— City, 111. 14-304 (D6).

— CITY, Mich. 3-555a ; 18-
372 (G6).

— City, Oreg. 20-242 (B2).

— City, Tex. 26-690 (M7).

— City, Wis. 28-740 (A4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Baydes, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Baydon, Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4).
Bay du Vin, Can. 19-465 (Cl).
Baye, Melchior 21-798a.
Baye Francaise, bay. Can. : see

Fundy.

Bayenthal, Ger. 6-697a.
Bayer, C. (chessplayer)6-100a.

— , Francisco Terez 2-150a.

— , Johann 2-813d : 7-13b.

— , K. (chemist) l-770a.
Bayern, kingdom, Ger. : see

Bavaria.

Bayes, Gilbert 24-506c.
Bayes d'Olonne (lighthouse)

16-631d.
BAYEUX (anc. Angustodu-

rum), Fr. 3-555b; 10-778

(D3); 19-749b; cathedral 3-

555b, 7-564a, 5-522b; Philip
Augustus 9-487b.

BAYEUX TAPESTRY, THE
3-555c ; 2-585d.

BAYEZID (Yildcrim) I.
(sultan) 3-556a ; birthplace
8-16c ; crusade against 7-
546b, 9-102a ; inosquo 4-
69 Ic ; Philadelphia taken
l-472b ; Walachia invaded
23-S32a.

— II. 3-556b ; Egyptian cam-
paign 9-103a ; Innocent
Vlfl. 14-581d ; mosque 7-
7d,2-426c; Naupactus taken
19-279a ; Poland 21-907a.

— (of Bistam) : see Abu Yazid.

— (son of Suleiman) 21-231a.
Bayezid, Turk.As. : see Baya-
zid.

Bay Farm, isl., Cal. l-468d.
Bayfleld, Henry Wolsey 26-

113c.

Bayfleld, Colo. 6-722 (C4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C2).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (B2).
Bayfleld's pig 21-595a.
Bayford, Herts. 16-942 (Dl).
— , castle, Kent 25-162b.
Bavham Abbey, Kent 9-424

(IV. C4) ; l-19d ; 27-376d.
Bayhead, Fla. 10-540 (D6).
— , N.J. 19-502 (D-E3).
Bay Horse, Ida. 14-276 (B3).
Bayikbeg (general) 9-94a ;

death 5-50a.

Bayina Bashta, Serv. 27-829c.
Bayir (diet.) 26-366a.
Bay laurel : see Laurel (Laurus

nobilis).

Bayldon, Francis J. 28-999d.
— , K. C. 3-2 13d.
Bayldonito 7-110b.
Bayle, Gaspard L. 18-54b.
BAYLE, PIERRE 3-556d ; 11-

132b ; dictionary 3-954b ;

scepticism 24-308a.
Baylea 16-123d.
Baylo City, 111. 14-304 (C4).
Baylen, Francis Xavier (_'as-

taiios, duke of : see Castailos.
Bayl6n, Sp. : see Bailen.
Bayles, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Baylie, Hichard 18-:! 1 fid.
Baylis, 111. 14-304 (B4).
Bayliss, W. : on digestion 19-

924b, 19-925a ; on nervous

system 26--'S9a.
BAYLO 3-557b.
Baylor, mts., Tex. 26-690 (C4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (112) ;
university 28-225a.

Bayly, Ada Ellen: see Lyall,

Kiina.
BAYLY, THOMAS HAYNES

3-557b.

Baylynxl7-173b;furll-351a.
Bay Mills, Mich. 18-372 (F3).

— Minette, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
Baynard, Ralph : see Ralph

Baynard.
Baynard's Castle, London 16-

943c ; 16-954d.
BAYNES, THOMAS SPENCER

3-557c.

Baynesville, Md. 17-828 (B3).
Baynham, Sir Edmund 12-

728a.
Bay of Ireland, Bay of Walls,

&c. : see Ireland, bay ;

Walls, bay, &c.
Bay of Islands, co., N.Z. 19-

624 (E7 and El).
Bay, Oil of 21-1 41c.
Bayombong, P.Is. 21-392 (C2J.
Bayon, Fr. 10-778 (H3).
Bayon (dialect) 3-359c.
Bayon, temple of, Angkor 2-

14o.

Bayona, Marquis of 8-732c.
Bayona, Sp. 25-530 (Al) ; 22-

BAYONET 3-557c; 25-616a ;
23-329d.

Bayong, W.Af. 5-112b.

BAYONNE (Lapurdum) 3-
558a; 10-778 (D6) ; bayonet
3-557c ; cathedral 3-558b,
11 • 495a ; revolutionary
tribunal 5-560c.

— , Fla. 10-540 (D4).

BAYONNE, N.J. 3-558d; 19-
502 (E2).

Bayotl-329d.

BA'YOU 3-559a.

Bayou Barbary, La. 17-54 (b6).

— Chene, La. 17-54 (a6).

— Chicot, La. 17-54 (B3).

— Current, La. 17-54 (C3).

— Goula, La. 17-54 (a6).

— Labatre, Ala. 1-460 (A5).

— Lacomb, La. 17-54 (d6).

— Meto, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

— Pierre, lake, La. 17-54 (Al).

— Sara, La. 17-54 (a5).

— Scie, La. 17-54 (A2).

Bay Point, Isl., S.C. 25-500

(B4).

Bay Port, Mich. 18-372 (G6).
Bayport, N.Y. 14-874d.

Bay Psalm Book (R. Mather,
&c.) l-831d: 17-SSCa.

Bayreuth, Christian Ernest,
margrave of 25-604b.

BAYREUTH (BAIREUTH),
Ger. 3-559a ; 11-808 (C4) ;
28-641C ; cotton manufac-
ture 7-297a ; porcelain 5-
749d ; pottery 5-740b.

— (anc. principality), Ger. 11
856, 22-524 (maps) ; 3-559b;
13-576c.

Bayreuth dragoons : at Hohen'

friedberg 5-565d.
Bay Ridge, N.Y. 19-596 (H3).
Bayrischer Wald, dist,, Ger.

11-808 (D4) ; ll-805d.
Bayrisches Mecr, lake, Ger. :

see Chiemsee.

Bayrout, Pal. : see Beirut.
Bay rum 21-615a.
Bays, O. 20-26 (C2).
Bay St Louis, Miss. 18-600

(C5).

Bayse, riv., Fr. : see Baise.
Bayshore, Mich. 18-372 (E4).
Bay Shore, N.Y. 19-596 (G5) ;

14-874d.

Bayside, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E4).
Bus-spring, Miss. 18-000 (C3).-
Bay Springs, Mich. 18-372

(F4).

Bays sandstone 20-237b.
Bnysunkur (Kaiu ruler) 15

635b.
Bayswater, dist,, Lond. 16-938

(B2) ; 20-443a.
— , W.Aus. 21-260a.
Bay system 4-221d.
liay-thighed monkey 16-540a.
Bayuda, desert, Sud. 9-40

(B4) ; 19-84M.
Bayuda, steppe, Sud. 26-9

(C2).
Bay Verte. Can. 19-465 (Cl).

— View, Conn. 18-443d.

— View, Mass. 12-132a.

— View, Mich. 18-372 (F4).

— View, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Bayv.lle, N.J. 19-502 (B5).
Bay window 3-553C ; 15-480c.
Baywood, Va. 28-118 (B4).
BAZA(Basti), Sp. 3-559c; 25

530 (D4).

— , mts., Sp. 25-530 (D4).
Bazaar, Kan. 15-654 (F2).
BAZAAR (diet.) 3-559d.
Bosaaro/Herarlides, ZVie(Nes-

torius) 19-411a.
Bazadais, dist., Fr. 12-689d.
liazadais cattle 12-49a.
BAZAINE, ACHILLE FRAN-

cois3-.r>59d ;ll-7a ;18-:!08b.
BAZALGETTE, SIR JOSEPH

William 3-561a.
Bazan, Alvaro de, marquess of

Santa Cruz : see Santa Cruz.
— , Emilia Pardo 25-587C.
Bazar, val., N.W.India l-361d.
Bazarab (of Walachia) : see

Bassarab.
BAZARD, AMAND 3-561b ;

24-46C.
Bazardyuz (Kichen), mt.,

Cauc. 23-874 (II. E-F3) ; 5-

553a.
Bazardzhik, Bulg. : see Dob-

ritch.
Bazaruto, isl., S.Af. 25-466

(M-N3); 22-164a; pearl

fishing 22-165d.
BAZAS (Cossio), Fr. 3-561o ;

10-778 (D5).
Bazeilles, Fr. 24-575.
Bazgal, Afg. 15-63 Ic.
Bazias, Hung. 3-4 (G4).
BAZ1GARS, race 3-561C.
Bazile, Jules : see Guesde,

Jules.
Bazin, H. (physicist) 14-49c ;

14-63a ; 14-69c.
BAZIN, RENE 3-561c; 11-

149d.

Bazine, Kan. 15-654 (C2).
Bazingir (diet.) 22-765d.
BAZIRE, CLAUDE 3-561 d.
Bazman, dist., Pers. 3-297a.
Bazoche : see Basoche.
Bazoches-sur-Hoene 10-778

(E3).

Bazrangi, dynasty 21-254a.
Baztan, Sp. 19-282b.
Bazu (measure) 28-484a.
Bazuband (costume) 21-193d.
Bazuft (Rudbar), riv., Pers.

15-683d.
Bazzi, Giannantonio : see Sod-

oma, II.
B.C. (chron.) l-30a.

— (branding) 4-428a.
Bchal (measure) 26-923a.
B.C.L. (abbrev.) l-29a.
B.D. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Bdella 2-SlOc ; 18-618d.
Bdellidae 18-618d ; 2-310c.
BDELLIUM 3-561d ; 19-115a ;

3-663b.

Bdellodrilidae 5-797c.
Bdellodrilus5-797d.

Bdelloidaceae 23-763c; 23-
762b; nervous system 23-
761a; proboscis 23-7600 ; re-
productive organs 23-762b.

BdeUostoma 7-687a ; 7-6S9b ;
eyes 7-688a ; respiratory
organs 7-688a.

Bdelloura21-712d; 21-712a.

Bdeogale 5-370a.

Bdiman, Syr. 17-747d.

Be (chem.) 6-39b.

Be (Japanese term) 15-255C.

Beabula, N.S.W. 19-538 (C4).

Beach, Mrs H. H. A. 19-83b.

— , Thomas Miller : see Le
Caron, Henri.

Beach, Ga. 11-752 (D4).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C3).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (A3).

BEACH 3-562a.

Beachampton, Bucks. 9-420
(III. F2).

Beachbluft, Mass. 17-852 (C3).

Beach City, O. 20-26 (G3).

Beachcomber 20-439d.

Beach Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(D6).

— Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500
(D3).

Beachhaven, N.J. 19-502 (D4).

Beach Haven, Pa. 21-106 (K:;).

Beach Hill, lake, Me. 17-431
(D4).

Beachlake, Pa. 21-106 (M2).

Beachmont, Mass. 17-852 (C3).

Beach Pond, lake, Conn. 23-
249 (A2) ; 6-952 (H3).

Beachport, S.Aus. 2-960 (F7)

Beachton, Ga. 11-752 (B5).

BEACHY HEAD, cape, Sus. 3-
562b; 9-424 (IV. C5); geo-
logy 26-165d; lighthouse:
see Bell Tout.

BEACHY HEAD, BATTLE OF
3-562b ; 19-31-lb.

Beacon, la. 14-732 (E3).

— , Mich. 18-372 (B-C3).

BEACON 3-562d ; acetylene
16-641b ; nautical survey-
ing26-154b; signalling, Ko-
man Empire 23-523c ; sur-
mounting 4-807b ; Trinity
House 27-286d; unattended
16-642c.

Beacon, hill, Dev. 10-73b.
hill, Ess. 13-47b.
hill, Here. : see Hereford-
shire Beacon,
hill, Mass. 4-290C.
hill, N.Y. 17-891b.
hill, Wales 9-428 (V. E3).

— Course 13-737b.

— Falls, Conn. 6-952 (C4).
Beacon Hillhornstone22-266d.
Beaconite 26-369c.

Beacon sandstones 21-969d.

Beacons, The, mts., Wales ;
see Brecon Beacons.

— -, reservoir, \VTales 28-407
(map).

BEACONSFIELD, BENJAMIN
Disraeli, earl of 3-563a ; ad-
ministrations 9-573c, 9-
575c; Berlin congress 3-
790d; Gladstone 12-69a ;
imperialism 4-611d ; litera-
ture, place in 9-639b ; Lord
Derby 8-6 7c ; on Ireland
(1880) 20-855d; Queen
Victoria 28-34a.

BEACONSFIELD, Bucks. 3-
571b; 16-942 (B2).

BEACONSFIELD, S.Af. 3-
571a; 25-466 (G7).

BEACONSFIELD, Tas. 3-57 la;
26-438 (Bl).

— , dist., Tas. : geology 26-
4390.

Bead, lake, Wash. 28-354
(HI).

BEAD (ornament) 3-571b ;
Egyptian 9-73b, 9-74a, 15-
702c ; Venetian 12-101c.

— (arch.)3-571c.

— and reel 18-933d ; 14-428C.
Beadle, J. P. 20-500d.
BEADLE (Bedel or Bedell) 3-

57 Ic.

Beadle Co., S.Dak.25-506(G3).

BeadlinR, Pa. 21-106 (D7).

Beadncll, J. L. 20-584d.

Beadnell, Northumb. 9-412 (I.
El).

— , bay, Northumb. 9-412 (I.
El).

Beadon Point, N.J. 19-502
(B5).

Bead sight 25-65d.

Beadsman : see Bedesman.

Bead-tree : see Azedarach.

Beagh, lake, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).

Beagh-beg, moor, Ire. 14-744b.

Beagle, bay, N.G. 19-487 (E3).

— , bay, W.Aus. 2-960 (C3).

— , channel, Cliil. 2-462 (C7).

Beagle (hound) 8-37 8d; 13-
948b ; 8-375a.

" Beagle " (sloop) 24-913d.

" Beagle " (torpedo boat de-
stroyer) 24-916C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

84

To make full use of (hit Index It It essential to read the
Instructions given on Page /.

BAVA-BEAU

•CAR

-," Torn* of the 10.

3-.-.7UJ of

• 34-SOJd.

Beaked wbalc»5-77.ic: t-774.1
BtAKtH J

lur, 2I-7UUI>. 21-

7117. . lortl-MU;

Idtli -century 21-7US.I. 21-

••

naVliMil moulding 18-9341..
ii J«.

. ll,t«.. Ail-!: 1-
I 1

M).

13-3»7d.
nu-liii. pass, Soot.

BeaJe, Charle. l«-517a.

,OTHEA3-5710.
-. M»ry 18-.v.'7a.
tale. W.Va, 28-560 (AS).
Bealetoii. Va. 28- 1 I
i«lF>. S / 19-'

Sprint*. Ua. 11-752
(1)1).

Bealbvllle, O. 2O-26 (IM5).
Bealltatn : «rr lu-ltnnc.
Beal-Tene : me Beltane.
SMII ih . E» 10-942 (El).
HI \M (,Iu-l.)3-572a.

— (In mechanic*) : bpiullnic
movement 17-9UUC. 9-l4ud:
flexure 9-1 l«u. 25-10304;
•heartnir utroM 17-960C.

— (of antler.) 7-922b.

— (of plough) 21-8500.

— (of ship) 14-9-.17d.
Beaman. la. 14-732 (El).
Beaman and Deal dwtraotor

8-1076.
Beam i-nglno 2S-S3Ki- ; 25-

14 Oc

Beamlnstcr. Poreet. 9-420 (III.
; church 8-4:161. .

I0-I01o; geology 8-434d, 8-

I : ...
Beam threads 18-44d.

— tr»\vl 27-21 7 b.

— warpini: 28-445b.
Bean. John \\ ilium 28-.11a.

— ,T. II. 14-21'Jl..

BEAN 3-.->72b; crude fibre In
S-606d ; embryotega 11-
259a: food value i-S16b;
In ancient Egypt l-:issi>, 9-
45o ; in ancient Greece 7-
MOd.

— Aphis 3-572d.

— beetle 0-67Sa.
Beanbloeaom. lnd.14-422 (KG).
Bean Blossom Creek, riv., Ind.

14-422 (E6).
Bean-cake 19-718b.
Beaoe, riv.. Herta. 9-424 (IV.

: 13-:i9Se.

BEAN-FEAST 3-573C.
Bean goose 12-242a.
Beanla (zool.) 22-42c.

— gracllUi (hot.) 20-5470.
Beanley. Northuiiib. 9-412 (I.

K _' i
Beannachan, lake, Scot. 24- 4 1 2

. I '•.•>.

Hean on- 16-TOOc.
Bean-not-races 23-854a.
Bean Rock. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Bean -setting 6-141d.
Beans Ford, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
Bean-shot copper 7-lo.id.
Bean tree : tee More-ton bar

chestnut.

— weevil: tee Pea weevil.
Beanus (diet.) 3-659d.
Bear, Ida. 14-276 (A3).

— .bay, Arct. : tee Treuren-

— , cape, Arot. 21-938 <B2).

— cape. Can. 19-831 (Cl).

— cape. Fr. 10-778 (F6).

— cove. Xfd. 19-479 (A-'V

— cove (Belle Isle s.tr.), Xfd.
19-179 (Bl).

— hill. Conn. 8-952 (B3).

— hill. Conn. 6-9.V2 1 1

— hill. M.' 17-

— hill. M 17- n.

— Inlet. N.C. 19-77'.' i I

Arct. 21-938 (D2):
25-7 1 Ob; birds ll-299a ;
rlimnte 25-iOUd ; geology
8- I27d. 27-2590 ; Thortlnn's
visit 28-S78a.

— isl.. Can. 8- 1 60(XS).

— M., Ire. 14-744 (US); 3-
..;. .

— 1*1.. Xfd. 19-479 (B3).

— tal.. X.H. 19-490 (F.I).

— Isl.. \Vis. 28-740 (Cl).

— (Medvyezhlc). Isls., Arct.
21-. - .111, ; 28.-..-, 1.

— Isls.. E.SIb. 23-870b.

— lake, Cal. 5-8 (E4).

— lake. Can. 4-600 (E2).

— lake. Can. 24-225 (Al).

— lake, Ida. 14-276 (D4); 14-

— ."lake. Ind. 14-4 22 (F2).

Hear. lake. Mi. I, 18- 173 <I>.M.

— , III!

. i ••inn. •-«•: i Hi) ; •-

'. 17.»4J(CI).

.
N.M. v. Ill-

25-tM17a.
VI. 19
VI. 19-Hici (114).

— irlr.. c'ul. S-" «•.•) : 5-13d.

— . rlT.. can. I

—.rlv.. Colo. 0-722 (Cl); ••

—, riv.. Ma*.. 17-852(111).

t.
—.riv., .Minn. 18-

— . riv.. Minn. 1B-

— . riv.. NM. 19-1

11.12-
42 M.

Bear, trilx,- 10- 1 1 U.

BEAK 3..-,73d: 5-

372» : 5-

9ft Koala ; dlatributiun 17-
»27c ; iliiniin.ii i>C Ifr 18-
976a; fur 11- .1-1,. 11
ll-:i.'.;..l. 11- i:.7a ; I,
tnin 13-1 I'JI. ; In l,
14-27e.14--.-Ni : In.N.
lea l-475a, 24-100ld
cone U-MSli ; pro-historic
2-;iek-, 2-347a; iwctorlal
tooth 5-3670 (tlK.) ; wonhlp
2-.'ilb. l-442b, 2-084 b.

— (Stock Exchange) 4-787d ;
l-123a.

BEAR-BAITING 3-57:.a ; 3-

574b.

llearborry 9-740a : 12-1 12.1.
lieiirl.r.ineli. In, I. 14-1
Hear Butte Creek, riv., S.Huk.

25-506 (C5).

— Camp, rlv.. N.H. 19-490
<E4>.

Bear-oat : tee Blnturong.
lloarcoot : 9tf Benrnt.
Boar Crock. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— Creek, Ark. 2-552 (( "J i.

— Creek, Mont. 14-276 (Eli).

— Creek, N.C. 19-77'.! (C2).

— Creek, Pa. 21- 1 06 ( I.:i ).

— Creek, rlv., Ala. 1-400 (A2).

— Creek, rlv.. Ark. 2-

— Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-.'.. •-

— Creek, rlv., Ark. 2-552 ( A4).

— Creek, rlv.. Can. 21-316c.

— Creek, rlv., Colo. 8-722(11 1).

— Creek, riv., III. 14-:i»l « I

— Creek, riv.. III. 14-:. i' I (G3

— Creek, riv., III. 14-:i.'

— Creek, riv.,Ind.!4-422(E8

— Creek, riv.. Ind. 14-42S(F4).

— Creek, rlv., Kan. 15-034
(A3).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 21-309o.

— Creek, riv., Mi). 18-r,"

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-iio* (C4).

— Creek,riv.,Mo.l8-«u^i lui.

— Creek, rlv.. X.J. 19-502
(CT).

— Creek, rlv., X.Mcx. 19-520
(B4).

— Creek, riv., Orcg. 20-2 1 •->
(E4).

— Creek, rlv.. Ore*. 20-2 1 2
(G3).

— Creek, riv.. Ore*. 20-212
(D4).

— Creek, riv.. Ore*. 20-212
(E3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(03).

— Creek, riv.. Ore*. 20-212

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-50G
(D2).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-GU"
(B7).

— Creek, riv., Wl». 28-740 (C5).

— Creek, riv. ,\Vis.28-740(E4).

— Creek, riv., \Vyo. 28-S74
(H4).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874

— (Creek. rlv.. Wyo. 28-884
(G2).

— Creek, Bi(r., riv., Ala. : tee
r.i.: i.. .• . raek.

— Creek, Little, rlv., Ala. : tee
Little Bear Creek.

— Creek Buttc, mt., Orep. 20-
242 (E3).

Beard, Jaint-s lli-nrv 3-:. 7 .'..I.

— , Dr John 20-9200 ; 5-177c.

— , Thomas 7-1-7;.

— . WILLIAM HOLBROOK 3-
575c.

Beard. Derbv. : tee Xew Mills.

BEARD 3-575d; In ai
Egypt 7-230d ; funeral ritca
ll-330b ; RuaBian reRiila-
tlons23-899c; Scandinavian
bronze age 24-289b.

— (typogrnpliy) 27
Bearded (ship) 19-.il :;d.

— umall : are I'dad.

— irU 14-794d.

, .!.|. i .'.:•

— I.IK 2«-.

— Mwl 24- •.

• UMI M-iniOd;
i ; >-974b.

:

S-SSOa ;
11-,

(lacier. Antarc.
21-uiil U.) ; 21-UUKd.
BEARDSLEV. AUBREY VIN-
c.i.1 3-:.r 7.1 ; 14-.i-.Mii ; 14-
3251) ; iH.hlrn. 22-1'.'.,,!
lleard»lr\, Minn, in
BtAHDSTOWN, 111. 3-57 8a ;
14-

,.28-ll-.'0(i
BEARER (diet.) 3-..7M,.

— (mlnlnc) 24-767r.

•npany l-802b.
Bear Flag State 5-1 -, I.
UearFlajr War 5-1 -4.
Dvar-gardenx 3-.'.75a.
i;.,r mm -M- •. i L
Bear Bead Creek, riv.. La. 17-

54 (A3).

Bearina rdn 23--.f.'..
BEARINGS (emtlneerlnir) 3-
. ; ball, fee llall bear-

Inn ; (n.ti.ni l7-loii<l;

lubrication 17-87c.
Bear In the Lodge Creek, rlv.,

S.Dak. 25-506 (D4).
BearlaFeinl4-488b.
Bear Lake. Mich. 18-:I72 (D5).

— Lake. I'a. 21-106 (D2).

— Lake Co., Ida. 14-270 (D4).
BEAR-LEADER 3-.^2:i.
Beartooth, forest, Mont. 18-

7 , ,1.

Beam, Gaston III. (Pbocbun),
viscount of : tec Uanton III.
(I'hoobua).

— Gaaton VII. of Moncade,
viscount of : KeGoatonVII.
of Moucu.i.'.

BEARN, ancient prov., Fr. 3-
582a ; 10-778 (DC) ; 10-802
(hist, maps); 4-684c.

— , vlacouuty of 3-582a.

Bearpark, ruin, l)ur. : tee
Beaurepalre.

Bear Paw, int., Mont. 18-752c.

— Paw, int.., .Mont. 14-270
(El); 18-752c.

llour-plR : err liall-aoor.
Uc-ar KiverCity, Utah 27-814
(111).

Baari i-i-'-.-- ;. : MI i- mtont-

- i ••.

Beandale, 111. 14-304 (C4).
Beanden, Scut. : see Kil-

patrick. New.
Beanfoet (dance) : tee Greek

Bracelet.

Bcar-sjiearinit 21-600C.
Bear Spring, Tenu. 26-020

(Dl).

licarstcd, Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).
Bearsville, W.Va. 28-.'.GO (C2).
Hear-triip weir 28-lU8c.
Bear Valley, Cal. 5-S (C3) ;

dam 28- 1"2. 1.
BEAS (Bias, llyphasis), riv.,

India 3-582b ; 14-376 (F4) ;

Alexander the Great 14-

398a, 1-548C ; Mcnandi-r 18-

11 Ob; sourcu explored 18-

-"7,1.

Beasley, Frederick 21-1 15c.
Beaaon, III. 14-304 (c:i).
Beast-epic: in French litera-
ture 11-1 1 lb; in German

literature 11-7841), ll-784d,

ll-787b.

Beast-fable : ter Fable.
BEAT (diet.) 3-582C.
— , (music) 3-582C ; 13-1 27b.
— , (sound) 25-4.'i8a; sensation

of tone 13-1270.
Beata. cape, Hal. 12-824 (B2) ;

12--JI,.

— , isl., II. u. 12-824 (B2).
Beata Maria de Arcubua,

church : tee St Mary-le-Bow,

London.

Beat*., Braz. 4-440 (C3).
Beaten zone 23-:!31h.
Beater (.liet.) 26-s87b.
Beath. Sent. 7-:il6a,
Beatia, Sp. : tfr llaeza,
BEATIFICATION 3-:.S2c ; S-

192b.
Beatific vision 15-436d ; 20-

701c.
Beating: paper - making 20-

731 b ; silk manufacture 25-

106c.

Beatlnir order (milit.) 2-613c.
Beating reed mouthpiece : tee

Single reed mouthpiece.
Beatlng-up (diet,) 28-443O.
Beatitudes. The 15-356a ; 17-

ISO*.
BEATON (Hethune). DAVID

3-582c ; 24-1431) ; 2-1;:. i ;

li.vin ll,,ll«la-ll
Of LlJlTSlIU I

Beaton. Ark. S-tai (in).
BeaUkv (oounteo »( AnJon) :
— "— — ~'--

..,'.-..
«r II.

. Of llntl.-n.
Uenr): annuity t-4121. ;
family >-63la: Into ot
WlclitKovrrnor»lil|>2»-627b;
iiiarrlauo 13-2V5a.

— of llJbemla) l»-44lh.
queen of Ca»tlU-) 15-4411..
ootmtMi of Die) S7-30VT.
d'K«te):*r Beatrix
dachcMof Milan) 15-

— (nun-n uf Xapln ami
22-601.1.

— (quevnof I'ortiural)22-I4lli.

— (Roman rmpn-w) 10-93 II. ;
11- 11

— (manrravlne of Tnnoanr)
12-.-.71.- : 27-l«.',b ; 17-10b.

Beatrice (I'ortliiarl)7-812a.
Beatrice. Ala. l-lfio (B4).

11- jilt it.
— , Iml. 14-122 ,'
BEATRICE. Net.. 3-58.V ; 19-

324 (114); MUlne weIN 19-

324b.
Beatrice d'Erte 9-7t3a ; 18-

ii-..,.
Beatrice Gulf. lake. C.Af. : tee

Inveru.

ii, George Thoma*. 5-

170,1.
BEATTIE, JAMES (poet) 3-

— , James Bar 3>S83d.

— , J. C. 17-:t79d; 23-695b.

— , I!. 9-2:iii.l.

Bcattie, Kan. 15-654 (Fl).

— Burn. riv.. Scot. 10-329C.
BeattJX-k. S<-ot. 24-412 (E4).
Beattv, c. c. 28-:i.'.3a.

— r. (iillt.uiiks2-779b.
llealty. Nev. 5-- (K3).
— . Til. 21-100 (1)5).
Healtyville. Ky. 15-740 (E3).
BEAT US (geocrapber) 3-584a ;

map 17-639b (tig.).
Beatus Ithrnanus : tee Rhen-

anns, Heatim.
Beaty. Ark. 2-552 (Al).
Beau Baasin, Maur. 17-9 Ha.
lieautiassin, bay. Can. : tee

Cumberland liasln.
Brau limeade (Austin Dobson)

8-35 2c.
Beau llninimi-ll : tre Brum-

mell. (Jeonte Bryan.
BEAUCAIRE (UgerntanX Fr.

3-584b;10-77S(G6); fair 10-

12-. .

— , canal. Fr. ll-458c.
BEAUCE (liolsia), plain, Fr.

3- -Ic ; 10-776 (D3-2); 9-

90lld : 18-925b.
BEAUCHAMP (family )3-'.s |,|.
BEAUCHAMP, ALPHONSE

de 3-,i85b.

- . ( i.-oly : srr St Maur. Cicely.
— , Edward Seymour 24-754c.
— , Francis I. S. C'onway. vise.:

tee Hertford, Francis I. S.

C'onway, 2nd marquess of.
— , Guy do : tee Warwick. <;\iv

de Beauchamp, 10th carl of.
— , John Beauchamp. lord 3-

585a ; 21-48a : 3-421d.
— , Richard de : Cardiff charter

5-3181).

— , Richard (bishop) 3-585a.
— .Richard : tee Worcester.

Richard Branchamp. carl of.
— , Thomas de : tee Warwick,

Thomas de Beauchamp,

12th earl of.

— , William de, earl of War-
wick : tier Warwick. William

de Beauchamp. earl of.
Beauchamp. Ark. Z-5.V2 (A3).

— Roiling. Ess. 18-942 (Fl).
Beauchamp, sands of 9-662d ;

9-r.64a; 3-453a.

Brauchamp't Carter (Meredith)
18-161b.

Ileaiichemin. Xeroo 5-168a.

i.-ne, isl., Atl.O. 25-4S6
(K'J).

U, an. hief, abbey. Wales8-72d.

Beauclerk. Charles. &c. : nrr
St Albans. Charles Beau-
clerk, 1st duke of. &c.

— , James, lord 12-750c.

— , Topham 15-468c.

Beancoun. III. 14-304 (C5).

— . riv.. La. 17-54 (Bl).

— Creek, riv.. III. 14-304 (C6).
Beaucourt, Fr. 3-666b.

Beau de Rorhas gaa engine

ll-496h ; 13-147d.
Beandesert Hall, mansion,

- ' . 9-11', ill. U4); 25-

T ,'...-.

— . Mr rmaofa : iSTufort nJ*
, il.brr .).u«n7-
Mfe.

— . FRANCO!* DC VCNDOME.
!»i; »-5Mb;

duo Or I lffl« ir.eio; ;

•lurl 8-6HK- ; Man with Ute

Iron M.-k l4-".-i.'.ii.
— .HENRY *-5Kr, B

9- -I4a; |*|«cr cotnnromto.

20-7..I, ; trraty •

land (I42»y 24-431 _
— .Joan: mr Joan (m. 1»

I i.f !-<->.tlainl).

- . LOUISDE3-J87b.

— , Mancon-t : •" Itk-hroond
and 1 if rl»y. countess of.

— .Thomai" : ire Kxrtrr,
Thomas Branfort. duke of.

— , Pierre Itofer de : tct
(irrgory XI.

lu-aiifort. Ilor. 4-257 (Cl).
r. (Jura) 10-77" d.li.

- . fr. i Maine-et-Lolra) 10-771

.

— . Fr. (Savole)l».778 (115).

— , X.C. 19-772 (F3).

25-500 (Bl);22-130c;
phiMphate worklnr* 21-
476b: >lece(1779)l«-9>M.

— . ca<Ue, Hcot. »-5«9a.

— , harbour, Japan 15-158
(E10).

— . sea, Can. 6-160 (Cl ).

'..< . 19-7 7 J

— Co., S.C. 25-500(114).
Beaufort d'Hampoul. < harlea

M. X. dc8-606a.
Beaufort-en-Vallee (Maine-et-

Loire) : ttr Beaufort.
Beaufort group B>22Sb : B-

230a; 21-177a; Natal 19-

253e ; Orange Free tiate

2O- 1 51 d.

BEAUFORT SCALE 3-587C.
BEAUFORT WEST, Cape CoL

3-587d; 25-466 (F9).
Beaufoy. Col. Mark 1-7 4 -d;

17-358d; 14-

Beauge, Fr. : battle 8-428b.
BEAUCENCY, Jr. 3-.',«7d ; 10-

778 (E4); battle (1421 j 11-

BEAUHARNAIS (family) 3-

.

— , EUGENE DE 3-588a ; «-
977b ; 22-342d.

— , Ilortense : tee Bortenoe,
queen of Holland.

— , Josephine de : tre Jose-
phine, queen of Sweden.

- .Stiphanlede3-186b.
Beanharnols, Can. 22-721
(IJ4).

— -, canal. Can. 24-22a.
BEAUJEU (family) 3-5SCc.

— , Anne of France, dame de :
tee Anne of France.

— . Pierre : tee Peter II., duke
of Bourbon.

— . William de 28-595C.
lieaujen. Kr. 10-778 (G4).
lieaiijcilais. Louis Charles,

count 17-51b.
Beanjolais, mta., Fr. 5-778b.

— , prov., Fr. S-588c ; wine
production 28-724C

livauleah, India : tee Rampur

Boalia.

Beaulicu. Jacques 28-1 28b.
—.Jean Pierre ll-176b; 22-

784d.

— - , Le Camus de S-920b.
BEAUL1EU. Kr. (Altx-s Marit.)

3- ,-sd ; 10-778(116).

— , Fr. (Correze) 10-778 (E5);
7-196C,

— , Hant*. 9-420 (III. PS); 19-
477d ; geology 12-903a.

— . Minn. 18-550 (B3).

— , riv.. Hants. 9-420(111. E5);
19-4 7 7d.

— Abbey. Uants.l9-477d; 24-
130a; 9-5250.

Beaulieu-les-I.oches, FT. 18-
840c ; abbey founded 11-
294c; treaty (1578) X-58a,
10-S31a.

BEAULY. Soot. 3-588d ; 24-
412 (D2); geology 23-7 4 -'a.

— . lake. Soot. 14-721d.

— . riv.. Scot, 24-412 (D2) ;
14-7 19c.

— Firth. Inlet. Scot. 24-41J
(1)2): 23-741C.

BEAUMANOIR (family) 3-

— , Jean de. marshal of Brit-
tany 3-589a.

— . PHILIPPE DE REMI, sire
.1- 3-589b: duels 8-M9a.

BEAUMARCHAIS, PIERRE
AUKUIIUI Caron de 3-589C;
8-514d; ll-136b.

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85

BEAU-BEGA

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

BEAUMARIS (Barnover.Rhos
fair), Wales 3-590d ; 9-42
(Cl) ; castle 5-479b (fig.).
— shark : see Porbeagle.
Beaurne, Antoine : we Baunu

A.

Beaumenard, Rose Perrine

see Bellecour, Rose Perrine.

BeaumesniJ, Fr. 10-778 (E3)

9-900d.
Beaumetz les Loges, Fr. 10

778 (Fl).
Beaumond Cross (Notts.) 19

460b.

BEAUMONT (family) 3-590d
— , Charles Genevieve, L. A.

see Eon de Beaumont.
— , QHRISTOPHE DE 3-591C.
— , Elie de : see Elie de Beau

mont.

— , FRANCIS 3-592a ; 9-625c
7-3 ISa; dramatic influence
8-5-240.

— , Francois de : see Des
Adrets, Francois de Beau-
mont. Baron.

— .Sir George 13-11 Ib; 6-9820
— .Henry, earl of Buchan : see

Buchan.
— , Henry of, earl of Warwick

tee Warwick.

— , Henry Frederick 13-S49a.
— , SIR JOHN (d. 1627)3-591c.
— , Sir John (d. 1644) 3-591d.
— , John, 1st viscount 9-516d ;

28-130b.

—.Sir Lewis Anthony : Dogger
Bank enquiry 8-380d ; Nares
expedition 21-948b ; Robe-
son Channel 12-."> I.M.
— , Louis de, bishop of Durham

3-591b ; S-59b.
— Pauline de : Chateaubriand

S-'.Mil b j Joubert 15-522b.
— , Robert de : see Leicester,
Robert de Beaumont, earl of.
— , W. 19-924b.
Beaumont, Belg. 3-668 (D3) ;

28-373b.
— , Gal. 5-8 (E5).
— , Ess. 9-784b.
— , Fr. (Argonne) 17-10d.
— , Fr. (Dordogne) 10-778 (E5).
— , Fr. (Manche) 10-778 (D3).
— .Fr. ( Meurthe - et - Moselle),

battle (1870) 11-lla.
— , Kan. 15-654 (F3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (C4).
— , La. 17-54d.
— , Miss. 18-600 (C-D4).
— , N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
— . Pa. 21-106 (K3).
BEAUMONT, Tex. 3-598b ;

26-690 (No) ; 26-690b.
— , Va. 12-317d.
— . mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (C2).
Beaumont Chase, forest, Rutl.

23-944C.
Beaumont College, Harrods-

burg, Ky. 13-27a.
1 eaumont-de-Lomagne.Fr.lO-

778 (E6) ; 26-429c.
Beaumontique 15-482b.
Beaumontite 13-416b.
Beanmont-le-Roger, Louis de
MarUlac : see Marillac, Louis
de.
Beaumont-le-Rogcr, Fr. 10-

778 (E3).
Beaumont palace, Oxford 20-

406a.
Beaumont park, Huddersfleld

13-849a.
Beaumont-6ur-Sarthe, Fr. 10-

778 (E3).

Beau Nash : see Nash, Richard.
Beaune, Florimond de 8-84b.
— , Jacques de : see Sam-
blancay, Jacques de Beaune,
baron de.

— , Jean de 24-11 3c.
— , Renaud de 24-113c.
BEAUNE, Fr. 3-598c.
— la-Rolande, Fr. 10-778(F3) ;
battle (1870) ll-12d, 20-
291c.
Beaune-Samblancay, Charlotte

de : see Noirmoutiers.
Beaupark, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Beauperthuy (bacteriologist)

20-779d.

Beaupleader, writ of 28-849b.
Bcauport, Can. 22-724 (E3) ;

22-728a.
BeauprS, IsL, Pac.O. 20-436

(M9).
Beaupreau, Fr. 10-778 (D4) ;

battle (1790) 10-856C.
Beauraing, Bele. 3-668 (E3).
BEAUREGARD, Marquis de

3-59Sd.
— , PIERRE GUSTAVE T., 3-

599a ; 21-SOlc.

Beauregard, Miss. 18-600 (B4).
— , fort, S.C. l-819d.
Beaurepaire, Nicolas Joseph

ll-171c; 7-308C.
Beaurepaire (Bearpark), Dur-
ham 8-709b.
— . Fr. (Isere) 10-778 (G5).

Beaurepaire, Fr. (SaOne-et

Loire) 10-778 (G4).
Beausite, Ger. 28-623d.
BEAUSOBRE, ISAAC DE 3

599b; New Testament trans

lation 16-418c.
Beaute, He de, IB!.. Fr. 19

733a.
Beauties of Shakespeare (Dodd

8-368a.
Beautiful, mt., N.Mex. 19

520 (Bl).

Beautiful grass-finch 3-61c.
Beautiful, philosophy of tho

see Aest hetics.
Beauty, The Book of (Blessing

ton) 4-58d.

Beauty Point, Tas. 3-571a.
Beauvain d'Altenheim, Gabri

elle 25-4 37 d.
Beauvais, Francois de : see

Briquemault, Francois de

Beauvais, seigneur de.
— , Landre 23-238e.
BEAUVAIS (Caesaromagus)

Ft. 3-599b ; 10-778 (E-F3) ;

20-53d ; Feast of the Ass 10-

616b ; Jean de Marigny 17-

718c ; Jesse window 12-109

(PI. II.) ; Laval's defence

16-290b ; tapestry 26-403b.
— , HBtel de, Paris 2-415b.

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(E3).

Beauvale abbey, Notts. 19-

828c ; 13-848d.
BEAUVILLIER (family) 3-

599d : see also St Aignan,

dukes of.

Beauvilliers, A. 7-75b.
BEAUVOIR, ROGER DE 3-

600a.
Beauvoir, Fr. 10-778 (C4).

— (Kaukab-cl-Hawa), fortress
Pal. 11-404C.

Beauvoir du Roure, Antoine
de : see Combalct, Antoine
de Beauvoir du Roure, sieur
de.

— du Roure, Marie Madeleine :
see Aiguillon.

Beauvoir-sur-Niort, Fr. 10-778

(D4).

Beauvoisine, Fr. 23-768c.
Bcauworth, Hants. 9-420 (III.

E4).

BEAUX, CECILIA 3-600a.
Beaux Arts, Academic dcs,

Berne : see Academic des

Beaux Arts.

— Arts, Ecole des, Paris : see
Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris.

— Arts, Palais des, Paris : see
Petit lalais and Grand
Palais.

— Arts, SocieW des, Brussels :
sec Societ^ des Beaux Arts.

— Arts, SocieW Nationale des,
Paris : see Socicte Nationalo
des Beaux Arts, Paris.

Beaux Arts reduits a un mtrnc

principe (Batteux) 3-533a.
Beauxite : see Bauxite.
Beaux' Stratagem, The (G.

Farqnhar) 10-1 86d.
Beaven, E. S. 17-499c.
Beaver, Philip 8-677a.
Beaver, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).

Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (F3).

Can. (Sask.) 24-225 (B3).

Colo. 6-722 (F3).

la. 14-732 (C2).

Mich. 18-372 (E4).

Minn. 18-5.10 (E-F6).

Neb. : see Beaver City.

Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

O. 20-2C (E6).

Okla. 20-58 (Al) ; temper-
ature 20-58a.

Orep. 20-242 (B2).

Pa. 21-106 (B4).

Utah 27-814 (B4) ; marble
27-S15d.

Wis. 28-740 (E3).

W.Va. 28-560 (C3).

isl., Ariz. 2-544 (A2).

isl., Mich. 18-377d.

lake, Can. 5-160 (L4).

lake, Ind. 14-422 (C2).

lake, Mass. 17-852 (A3).

lake, N.Dak. 19-780 (E3).

lake, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

lake, Wis. 28-740 (E3).

lake, Wis. 28-740 (E5).

mt.,Can.(Alta.)l-500(B2).

mt., Nev. 5-8 (El).

rats.. Can. (Sask.) 24-225
B3) : 24-225C.

mts., Utah 27-81 3d.

oil-field, Wyo. 28-874C.

riv.. Can. (Alta.) 1-500 (B2):
24-225 (A2) : 6-347C.

riv., Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (F2).

riv., N.Y. 19-598 (E2).

riv., O. 20-26 (13).

riv., Pa. 21-106 (B4); 3-
601a ; 19-4fi4b.
— , riv., R.I. 23-249 (B2).
— , riv., Wales : see Nant
Ffrancon.

BEAVER (zool.) 3-600a; 23
440c ; distribution 17-527b
fur ll-349a, ll-348b, 11
354a, 11-355C, ll-356b
geological action ll-663b
geological range 21-847c
preputiul gland 17-522c
scales 17-522b ; skull 23
438d; Teifl river 5-319c
U.S. 27-634b.

BEAVER (head covering) 3
600d; 13-247d; 13-COc. See
also Visor.

Beaver, tribe 14-459a.

— Bay, Minn. 18-550 (F3).

— Brook, Can. 19-465 (Cl).

— Brook, Colo. 6-722 (E2).

— Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490
(EG).

— Brook,riv.,N.J.19-502 (B2)

— Brook, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(F4).

— City, Ind. 14-422 (C3).

— City, Neb. 19-324 (E4).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Al).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (B4).

— Co., Utah 27-814 (A-B4)
26-61c.

— Creek, 111. 14-304 (C5).

— Creek, Md. 17-828 (Dl).

— Creek, Minn. 18-550 (A7).

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (B3)

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722(H2)

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722(G2)

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (C2).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (D3).

— Creek, riv., Ida. 14-27 6 (C3).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (C5).

— Creek, riv., Ky. 15-740 (C:t).

— Creek, riv., Md. 17-828 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
(F6).

— Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550
(D2).

— Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550
(F3).

— Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550
(E3).

— Creek, riv.,Mo. 18-608 (D4).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (Do).

— Creek, riv., Mont, 14-276
(D-E2).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(02).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(Fl).

— Creek, riv.. Neb. and Kan.
15-654 (Al); 19-324 (D4).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(E3).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(F3).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(Al).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (C2).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (A3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (E6).

— Creek, riv., O.20-26(A1-B2).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58(111).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (El).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(E-F3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(02).

— Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-106 (D2).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(C-D3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(II).

— Creek,riv.,Tex.26-690(H5).

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-354
(El).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(H2).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(D3).

• Crossing, Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Beaverdale, Pa. 21-106 (E5).
Beaver Dam, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Beaverdam, O. 20-26 (C3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E3).
BEAVER DAM, Wis. 3-600d ;

28-740 (D-E5).

— Dam, lake, Wis. 28-740(A3).

— Dam Creek, Va., battle
(1862) 24-708c.

— Dam Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752
(Dl).

— Dam Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-
506 C3>.

— Falls, Minn. 18-550 (B-C6).

— Falls, N'.Y. 19-596 (E2).
BEAVER FALLS, Pa..3-601a ;

21-106 (B4).
Beaverhead, forest, Mont. 18-

753d.
— . riv., Mont. 14-276 (C3) ;

18-615b.

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (C3).
Beaver Hill, Oreg. 20-242 (A4).
Beaverhills, lake, Can. 1-500

(B2).

Beaver Kill, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(A4).

— Kill, riv.,N.Y. 19-596 (F4-3).

— Lick, mts., W.Va. 28-560).
Beaver Line, steamship line 25-

853c.

Beaver Meadow Brook, riv.,
Vt, 19-490 (A2).

Beaver Meadows, Pa. 21-10
(L4).

— River, mts., Utah 27-81
(A4-B3).

Beavers Creek, riv., Tex. 26
690 (H2).

— Creek, riv., Wis. 28-740 (B4)
Beaver Springs, Pa. 21-101

(H4).
Beavertail, pt., R.I. 23-24

(C3); lighthouse 16-628a.
Beaverton, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
— , Can. 20-114 (C2).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F6).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (C2).
Beavertown, Pa. 21-106 (H4).
Beaver Valley, Pa. 21 - IOC

(K4).

Beaverville, 111. 14-304 (E3).
Beaver-wood : see Hack-berry
Bcaw (son of Scyld) 3-759d.
BEAWAR (Nayanagar), Indii
3-GOla ; 14-376 (F6) : 1
453c.
Beaworthy, Dev. 9?430 (VI

D2).

Bebajias, tribe 3-133c.
B<5b<S (dwarf) : see Ferry

Nicholas.
Bebedero, lake, Arg. 2-4G2

(C3); 2-4G2a; 2-462b.
Bebedouro, Braz. 4-440 (G7).
Bebce, Okla. 20-58 (E3).
Bebecrine : see Bibirine.
Bebek, Turk. 27-426 (E-F3).
BEBEL, FERDINAND AU-
tcust 3-GOlb; 25-305C ; 11-
895d.
Bebenhausen, chateau, Ger. 27

360d.

Beberibe, riv., Braz. 4-442a.
Bebey, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (H3).
Bebiana, It. 17-9a.
Bebington, Higher, Clies. 16

139 (A3); 6-91a; 3-982d.
— , Lower, Ches. 16-139 (A3) ;

6-91a.
Bebre, riv., Fr. 10-778 (F4) ;

l-696a.

Bebryccs (people) 2-478d.
Bebutov, General 7-453d.
Bee, Antony 10-149C.
— , Martin of : see Martin of

Bee.
Bee, abbey, Fr. 2-81c; 16-

169d.
lieca da Dicomano (Pulci) 14-

905d.

Becalm 2-766b.
Becancour, riv., Can. 22-724

(D3); 22-725C.
Becanfleld, councilor 1-1 la.
Beccadelli, Antonio 1-97C ; 22

63a.
Beccadl Nona, mts. Alps 1-

742d.

BECCAFICO3-G01c; 20-342b.
BECCAFUMI, DOMENICO Dl

Pace 3-601d ; 25-343c.
Beccari, Agostino 20-896b ; 8-

505c.

— , Odoardo 19-488d.
BECCARIA, GIOVANNI BAT-

tist»3-602a ; 9-181c.
Beccaria, Pa. 21-106 (E-F4).
BECCARIA-BONESANA, CE-
sare, marchese de 3-602b ;
on torture 27-73a.
Becchi (chemist) 7-106d.
BECCLES, Su3.3-602c; 9-424

(IV. F2).

Beccus, Johannes 12-519C.
Bee d'Ambes, Fr. 8-424a.
Bec-de-1'Aigle, cape, Fr. 10-778

(G6).

Bee de 1'Invergnan, mt., Alps
l-742d.

— de Luseney, mt., Alps 1-
743b.

BECERRA, CASPAR 3-602c.

— (Spanish politician) 25-560b.
Becerrea, Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Becerril (family) 21-799d.
Bechada, Gregoire 22-499a.
Bechamel (cook) 7-74d.
Bcchamp, J. A. B., 10-277d;

l-513d.
Becharof, lake, Alsk. 1-472

(F4).
BECHE-DE-MER 3-602c ; 22-

735a.
BECHER, JOHANN JOACHIM

3-602d ; on acids l-146a

alcohol 10-275C ; chemical

classification 6-47c.
— , Lady : see O'Neill, Eliza.
— , Richard 14-408b.
Becherel, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Sechet, Rum. 23-826 (A-B3).
Bechhofen, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
Bechler Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-

874(B1).

Becho, pass, Cauc. 5-552c.
Bechstein, Johann Matthaus,

5-172c.

Bechtelsville, Pa. 21-106 (L5).
Bechtermiinze, Heinrich 12-

741a.
Bechtolsheim, Baron von 7-

752b.

BECHUANA (people), S.Af. 3-
603b ; l-327b foil. ; Baka-
lahari 15-63Sa ; Basuto 3-
504b; chieftainship 17-889c;
languages 3-:i60b, 8-199c ;
Orange Free State 20-152b:
Transvaal 27-1 89c.
BECHUANALAND, country,
S.Af. 3-604e ; 25-466 (E-H4V
25-466 (E-FG) ; British ac-
quisition l-337b, 3-607b,
25-477a ; Boer incursions
3-606a, 5-242c, 27-194a ;
Chartered Co.'s claim 23-
265b ; Keate award 27-195d ;
Matabele War 23-264b ;
Rhodes Mission 23-255b.
Beck, Adolf (law case) 14-287c.
— , Anthony (bishop) 4-4b.
— , CHRISTIAN DANIEL 3-

607d.

— (Beek), DAVID 3-608a; 27-
891d.
— , JAKOB SIGISMUND 3-

608a.
— , M. Wladimir, Baron von, 3-

38a.

— , Paul : on aconltine l-152a
— , R. & J. : cameras 21-505a ;

microscope 18-403a.
— , Thomas : see Bek, Thomas.
Beck, riv., Notts. 9-416(11. F3).
Beck (dict.)16-713d.
Becke, F. : metamorphism 18-

221a.

Beckemeyer, III. 14-304 (C5).
BECKENHAM, Kent 3-608b ;

16-942 (D3) ; 19-820d.
Beekenried, Switz. 26-212 (E3);

17-98b.

Becker.Christiane L. A. 3-G08c.
— , Ernst Emil II. 26-332a.
— , HEINRICH 3-608b.
— , Lydia E. 28-787b.
— , N. ll-795d.
— , Peter 11-7 69d.
— , W. 25-94d.

— , WILHELM ADOLF 3-808c.
Becker, Minn. 18-550 (B4).
Becker granite 17-852c.
Beckerite l-793d.
Becket, Gervase 19-563a.
— , THOMAS 3-608d; 5-211c ;
Anglo-Norman biographies
2-32a; coronation oil 7-186a;
vestments 9-311d.
Becket (Tennyson) 26-633c.
Socket, Mass. 17-852 (A2).
— , mt.. Mass. 17-852 (A2).
Becket gneiss 27-G30C.
Beckett, Edmund : see Grim-
thorpe, Edmund Beckett,
1st baron.
Beckf ord, Susan : see Hamilton,
Susan (Beckf ortl), duchess of.
— , WILLIAM 3-610a ; Mont-
serrate palace built 6-379b.
Beckf ord art sale (1823) 2-

699c.

Beckham Co., Okla. 20-58 (B2).
Beckholm, isl., Swed. 26-190

(B2).
Bcckingham, Notts. 9-416 (II.

F3).
BECKINGTON, THOMAS 3-

610b.
Beckington, Som. 9-420 (III.

C4).

Beckley, Sus. 9-424 (IV. D5).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (1.4).
Beckmann, H. 13-156c ; 25-

941c.

— , JOHANN 3-6 lOc.
Becks Creek, riv.. 111. 14-304

(C4).

Beck's hydrometer 14-164C.
Beckton, London 16-938 (F2).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (E-F1).
Beckum, Ger. 11-808 (B3).
Beckville, Tex. 26-690 (N3).
Beckwith, Sir George 3-61 la;

16-83b.

— , JAMES CARROLL 3-G10d
— , John Charles 3-6 11 a.
— , SIR THOMAS SYDNEY

3-6 lOd.

Beckwith, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

— Creek, riv.,'La. 17-54 (A3).
BECKX, PIERRE JEAN 3-

Glib.

Beclere serum, 25-249b.
Qecon, Thomas 13-645b.
Becontree, diflt., Ess. 9-785a.

— Heath, Ess. 16-942 (E2);
9-785b.

BECQUE, HENRY FRANCOIS
3-611b ; 8-51GC.

BECQUER, GUSTAVO ADOL-
fo 3-61 Ic.

BECQUEREL (family) 3-61 Ic.

— , ALEXANDRE EDMOND
3-611d; sodium vapour
8 • 3 1 6e ; thermo - electric
researches 26-8 16d.

— , ANTOINE C., 3-611c ; dia-
magnetism8-157b: temper-
ature of plants 1-llSb.

—.ANTOINE H., 3-612a;
Zeemanexperimentl7-391a;

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full use of this Index It I* essential to read the
Instruitlnnn given on Pmge I.

BEAU-BEGA

1 ,. • • •

•—.jean, mavane-opwca 17-

^•js-B.m CTL

V: •

ung. : trr O

BaotTre' Abbey, rulrw. Ire. 14-

iiss. manalou. Ira. 14-
T44 (K3).

, Ark. 1-442 (US).
n of Catankr W-SId.

I-
_ «Ua: n-364 <n iv.

Ufa. i. «); anck-ni I II-
T68o : fe«then lO-»'J8d.

— (geol.) 3-eilb; ll-666o:
trtolto Beda.

— (rooflng) t3-704a.

Bed*: art Bede. the Teoer-

„. .
Bed*, rir.. India 14-382 (F9).

— . Kl. Turk. A«. 2C-3U5 (CS).
BMaU Creek, rir.. Tex. M-6DO

iM •'.

Bedale. Yorkn. f-41*(l.KD.
Bedaleo m-hixil. HanU. (I'eterx-

fleld) f-638*,
Bedar. India : «•<• Iti.lsr.
BEDARESI, YEDAIAH 3-

. ! ....

BEDARIEUX. il.-iit.. FT. 3-

613d : 1O-77H (f'6).
Bedarriden. FT. 10-778 (OS).
Bedaurn : arr lledoolna.
Bedawt. Serrld Ahmed el f-

I .!'.

Bed-butt (House bug, Clroez)
4-7 « : 13-J .:il. mi:.): 13-
260d (fl«.); deT»Topment
13-4200 (flg.); LetHhman-
l.'.iioTan iKxiion S7-346b.

Bedbnrg. Uer. 11-808 (117).

Bedchamber, Ladtea of the
17- Id.

— , Women of the 17- Id.

— Plot 28-:uia.

— oueetion f-55Bb.
Bedeote, Worm. : tee Stour-

bridge.

BeddarJ. F. E. 5-792t> ; 5-7 U'.'r.
Beddau Owyr ArUujwy 10-

Iftb.

Bedde. tribe 15-694C.
Bedden. C.Af. 19-694d.
BEDDGELERT. Wales 3-613d;

f-428 (V. (1).
Bedding (horticulture) 13-

773d.

|l.-.l.l;ii,:t.ar, . - :-. 26-lH'I.l.
Beddlngton. Sur. 16-942 (D3) ;

26-Mlc; geology 26-14ila.
—.South. Sur. 16-942 (1)3).
Beddoe, John 12-823c ; 13-

535d.
BEDDOES. THOMAS (phy-

sician) 3-61 4 a.
—.THOMAS LOVELL (poet)

3-. .lib; f-637c.
Ilfildnme, Benjamin 14-1 94c.
BEDE, the Venerable 3-615a ;

f-608b; 14-lS.Vr; Itinerary

for pilgrims 21-(U)7d ; mar-

tyrology 17-805b ; i>eni-

tential S-l»:.<l : reform of

calendar 4-994b ; story of

Oaedmon 4-934b.

— . CUTHBERT ( Kdward Brad
ley) 3-G16h.

Bede, (ia. 11-752 (CD.

Bede (revenue) 4-426a; 18'

Bedeaii, M. A. 2S-40a: 10-867b.

Bedeguarll

Bedel. Jean 4-lOgd.

'.. 26-rtiUa.
I. pas». Turke«t. 6-168

(111): 26-11 111.; 27-423a

27-424b.
BEDELL, WILUAM 3-61fih

S-634b.

Bedell (official) : *v Beadle.
Bedenin'. ' 19-831

(CD: 22-:;u.l.
Beder, India : *•>• Bldar.
Bederia, tribe IS-'.inTr.
Bederkeaa, Oer. 11-808 (B2).

— . lake. Oer. 12-923c.
Bederrt. Abraham ben Isaac

13-i74d.

Bedert*. rlv.. It. : ire Ronoo.
BEDESMAN 3-«16c.
Bedford, duke of. r. Ellis 27-

142.1.
BEDFORD. EARLS AND

dukM of 3-R16c : are nl»n

Rnaoell, family.

— , Anne (of Burgundy), dnch-

—, Diana Roawll, dncbeag 11-

22-7<n,t; f-| IV.tr.rJ. I-.- . M

* -v»a»

- , | ..

— , J»«i>cr Tudor, duke»-617o;

•RK

, Ji.lui I'UnUcenet, duke of
MlMl l«*-i
Channel hlaiida grant « 5-
ip«: battle or Ver»Mi I 27-
1031b; llomphrer. dote of
N ... | U-i: K : • ...:-
rUHro tl-3tib; Orleaoa.
S5» W-3S7b ; VarU undv
SO-s|7a; rcwtx-y 9-
Hl.-lniM.n.I. . a.M..iiil3-JP6o.
, (Illinium 7-U.."o; 17

-la

o; 1
M-A
!) 17-331d.

— . T. (I. (

— , WllllU!'. 1 I

ll...|f..r.l, Ala. 1-1' ' ( \-'(.

BEDFOIU). . I; 9-

424 (IV. AD: 9-iinM: 2O-
415b; observatory 90-50Ab.

— . ( 'an. 22- 1 : 1 (I

— . III. 14-II04 (111).
BEDFORD. lii.l. 3-«20b; 14-

..

— . la. 14-7.TJ (CD.

— , Ky. 15-740 (.

. E raj • . -.) : »••

New Bedford.

— . Maa*. (Mdx.) 17-852 (K2).
—.N.I I. 19-4'JO (1)8).

— , N.V.lf-59«(C4).

— . 0. 20-26 (02).
BEDFORD. I'a. 3-620b ; 21-

106 (Ei).

— . Cape Colony 2S-4H«
(119).

— , cape. Queens. 9-960 (113).

— . dist.. X.Y. 4-r,t*.i

— , riv.. CamlM. f- 12 1 (IV. C2);
IO-I'.'P.SU : 2O-:iMOa.

— , vale, Camtis. 3-620O.

— Alum Spring. f.S. l»-520o.

— Basin. C»n7l2-843a.
Bedford Wu (geol.) 27-827a.
Btd/ord Book of Hour* 14-

Bedford City, Va. 28- 1 18 (C3) ;
2-7 :j. .

— College, Lond. 6-639a ; 27-
773b.

Bedford cord 7-278b.
Bedford Co.. I'a. 21-106
(E-F6).

— Co., Tonn. 26-620 (E2).

— Co..Va. 28-118 (C3).
Bcdfordia26-440b.
Bedford incubator 14-363b.
—Indiana, limestone 3-620b.
lk-.lfnrd Levels, diat., Cambs.

9-421 (IV. B1-C2); 10-257b.
Bedford limestone : tee Corn-

brash.

Bedford Party 3-019b.
Bedford xhalr 27-630d.
BEDFORDSHIRE. <•.>.. Kng. 3-

620c ; 9-1.' I (IV. B2) jlaoe

16-43C (tig.).

Bcdrord Springs. Pa. 18-522b.
Bedha, Arab. 2-264 (C5).
Bedl. India 19-:U8a.
Bedico Creek, riv.. La. 17-54

.

Bedler, Joseph 10-116d;
M ML

27

Bedigana, Xig. lf-678 (Kl).
Bediiurton. W.Va. 28-:,80 (K2).
licdircre (IcKvnd) 13-377C.
Bedlyaa, tribe : trr Bazlgars.
Bedizen (dirt.) 8-318b.
BEDLAM ili.-tl,i.-li..in II.., p.)

3-«22; l-72b.

B.'dlf. Joseph Itoroettlf-.MIn.
BEDLINGTON, \.irtliiiinb. 3-

622b; 9-412 (I. K2); 19-

792a.
Bedllngton torrler 8-375d ; 8-

il'l. IV. 1.

BEDLOE. WILLIAM 3-022.-.
Bedloe's (Liberty) I., N.Y. 12-

BM :.

BEDMAR. ALPHONSO
Delia Cueva, marquis of 3-
6220.

BedmlnstiT. Pa. 21-lOfl (M.'i).

— , hnn.lr.'<l. St. m. : rtrf Hart'
rlinv nn'l H<vlinin-tiT.

— .manor, Oloa. (Hristol) 4-

Bedmond. ITcrt*. 16-942 (C2)

Upoloirv 13-
BED-MOULD (dirt.) 3-622d ;

20-K
Bednla. rlv., nung. 3-4 (E3) ;

7-l72h.

Bodnor. India : tre N'agar.
Hi-. In Ilnvrnllys : tee Brwrn

llya Bedo.
Bed of Justice: tee Lit de

..

BEDOUINS 3-B22d ;pharactor
lutlcs 7-879b ; Edom 14-
290c; Egypt f-31a; endo-
gamons customs f-383b
Galilee «o-«04d ; language
M-627c : Mameluke nil<- 9-
lOla ; ordeals 2O-174d ; Pal

— __ group S>23ie; 7

Iledourte, Qoseos. 1-960 (»'4).
llodoul. (labriBl tt-luld.
Eedoaa. Jose UUu de W-TAfa.

. .6-726a.

iw-lr. Arab. 1 . 17-Mub.

val., Arab. 30-UI4U.
tier. H-74.M.

\-. 36-304 (1*3).

•. 1 (M Uadra-
lledrettu. SwIU. 16-242 (Kl).

llodrUn urn I llcti-i.ii-tllll). It. 15-

. ittlo U-U. 0») 4-

Bedr Khan 'lley'l-566o.
Bed* (geol.) ll-06Ab.
BEDSORE 3-62 «U; H-lllc;

20-»Ittn.

Itoduln* : trr Bedouins.
Bedwardine, W.,r, -. 2B-821d.
Bedwa*. Mon. 9- 1. MI ill,

i-
Bedwell. William 3-902b ; 27-

Bedwellty. Mon. f-420 (III.
A3) ; population 18-728C,

Bedwl : /••• Shuherl.

BEDWORTH, Warwick. 3-
625a:f-420(IH. E2).

Boe, General B. E. 4-792a,

BEE M I,M. Apidae)3-62Sa;

14- 1 Mid; spermatogenesUf-
316a;stmgl4-17*b; tegulae
i i-l20d: win* 14-md.

— (Honey-bee): castes 3-fliic
(tig.), 3-634d(tlg.) ; comb 3-
635d (tig.) : community-life
3-B27a ; cultivation of 2-
493d ; direction-sense 18-
: : diseases 3-637b ;
drone 3-628c, 3-825b (ng.).
3-634.1 (tig.), 3-635a ; dura-
tion of life 16-9750 ; head 3-
625d (flg.); hives 3-630c
(figs.) ; Huber on 13-845b ;
ilymeltii-t 14-IHIa; hiero-

Syphlc f-64o : Jaws 14- 1 7 7 b
g.) ; legs 3-628h (flg.) ;
ownership right* ll-440b ;
parthenogenesis 23- 1 1 9o ;
primitive habitat 14-500*:
queen 3-625b (flg.), 3-0:14.1
(flg.) ; queen-rearing 3-629a ;
rnjing 3-6350. 3-6a8c. 3-

637b ; worker 3-62.">b (flg.),
S-634d, 3-635a. See alto Bee-
keeping.

— (constellation) : tee Mi

...l-M-.i -.

Bee, Wash. 28-354 (O4).
--.Take. Scot. 24-112 (A2).
Beeac, Viet. 28-:i>
Beebe, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , lake, N.Y. 7-169c.
— , riv.. X. II. 19-490 (D4).

— Plain, Vt. 19-490 (C2).
Becbe-McLelian life-boat 16-

MM <-

Beebranch, Ark. 2-552 (C2).

Beech, hill. X.ll. 19-490 <D3).

BEECH 3-G38b ; creosote 7-
4 1 Ob; Denmark 8-2 4c; dis-
tribution 21-7S".-. 21-782C,
27-8:i4b ; etymology 14-
499b ; geological ago 7-417.1;
leaf 27-910c; timber 26

—.Australian 2-9t-<.l.
Bcecham, Thomas 25-1004C.
Beech Creek. Pa. 21-106 (G3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-21-2
(F3).

— Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-100 (O3).
Beeclier, ( '.ithi-riiie Esther 3-

— , Charles (elcrgvman)3-(i40r.
— . CHARLES EMERSON

(palaeonl.il. nrM) 3-638d;

: 20- V.H i.l.
— , K'lward 3-B40b.
— , Fnne 7-1 .".^a.
— . HENRY WARD 3-639a ; 4-

848a,

— . LYMAN3-(llOa.
— , Tlionin* Kinn;.-utt 3-«40c :

15-112.1 : f-2«.)7b.
Ilii-rli.-r. c.ilo. 6-7-'.' (112).
--. III. 14-:ini (E2).
— , O. 20-iJi',

— OtT, 111. 14-304 (P4).

. Vt. 19-4(10 (I>I).
Beecher Sto«-e. Harriet Eliza

betli : *•<• stowe. Harriet

Elizabeth Beecher.
BEECHEY. FREDERICK

William 3-R40o: An •

Ploratinn 21-91 Ib: Bnnin
~ I~. 4--'l"l> : Cyri-ne 7-705a.
— . Henrv William 3-B40c.
— , SIR WILLIAM 3-«l».i.
B«<chey.paiH>. X.O.19-4*7(F2)
— . Isl.. Can. 21-938 (Al) ; 11-

— . Isls.. Jap. 4-208b.
—.lake. Can. 5-180 <H2).

«f. ,., 22- -'
> ofwc, Vice M-1S (Bl).

•. Ark.S-6i»(BI).
— Urove. Kr- U-T40 (A&

1 1 111. W.Va. 2*-
• ECCHINO, HLNRY

.,

Beeobwood.
— . Ms-

, Pa. 21-1
BEECHWO

i '.
Ula;

aapuhlr
n. baa<

162a ; . .

naxiiiinii I

Itee Co., Tex. 16-690 (k7).
Beecreek. HI. 14- i" I .1.1).
Beebroft. John 10-280d.
Bee-eaters (Meropldae) 3-97 7 d;

3-»75d ; 20-«04a.
BEEP (diet.) 3-64U ; 6-.'.41, .

food value t-216a ; Import.

l-406d ; pcptonlzlng 21-

l:iOb ; tapeworm 26-413b.
Beefeaters : tee Yeomen of the

Guard.

llee-lly 8-307b.
lk<cf marrow 2O-47a.
Beeford. York.-. 9-4 IB (II. O2).
i .. tab ,K : -• -i. ....
BEEFSTEAK CLUB 3-B41b.

— Society (Sublime Society of
Steaks) 3-64 Ib.

Beef wood : tee Banlula and

Oaraarina.

Beegi. N.O. lf-487 (C"2).
Beehive. Ala. 1-460 <I>:i).
Beehive, geyser. Wyo. 11-91 4d.
Beehive (star) : tre Praeaepe.

— cell 2-4 04c.

— destructor 8-105c.

— oven 6-656a.

— tombsl-248a; lf-104d ; 12-
4411).

Beek, David : trr Beck, David.
Beek. lloll. lf-689a.
Beckbergen. lloll. 13-588 (C2).
Beeke, Henry (dean) 5-803d.
Bee-keepers' Association, llrit-

Ul 3-.; .....
Bee-keeping 3-628d ; 3-634b ;

3-636a ; appliances 3-630c ;

Eg)T>tians t-45d : Irish 14-

7?8b, 14-768a ; state aid 3-

Ileekitc 5-803d.

Beekman, penin., Can. 5-160

1 1: :i.
Beekmantown limestone 17-

',.'.'.. I.

Be'el (god) : trr Baal.
Beele, Sloetvande 15-292d.
Beeleign, abbey. Ess. (Maldon)

17-48 6d.

Bcelitz. Ger. 11-808 (D2).
Be'el shamin : tre Baal-aba

ni5m.

!..•.]>. t'idelins 13-928d.
BEELZEBUB 3-t;41b ;8-122b ;

9-140a.
Beem, Jacob : trr Boehme.

Jakob.
Beemah, rlv., India : trr Bbl-

ma.

Bee-martin : trr King-bird.
Ilcemer. Xeb. 19-:i24 (H3).
Ilee meter 21-.M7.1.
iii-eiiister, lake, N. lloll. 19-

785b.
Beenham, Berks, f-420 (III.

K4>.

— . X.Mei. lf-520(C,l).
Ili-enoskee, mt.. Ire. 14-744

1'.. , -.orchis 2O-172c • 21-764d.

ltee-iH>«t : trr Foul brood.

Deer. George 9-850d.

— , Jakob Nleyer : trr Meyer-
beer, Olacomo.

— (Iloer). Joseph 6-440c.

— . W. : moon map 18-H03d.

Ueor. Dev. 9-4.10 (VI. K2) ;geo-
Ioarv8-i:i2c,

BEER 3-B42a : adulteration 1
233h. l-22Bo ; consumption
26-.-.S1 : diseases 10-27 6c :
duty. Ireland 14- 75 1 b : duty

iption* from dutv 4-

SOfih : legislation l-219d ;

licence 16-7B2o ; taxation In

foreign countries 4-507b.
Heemh (bihl.) 13-7-^ II,.
Beerbachlte ll-.17Sa ; 22-10.'ih.
He<Thohm. Herbert: trr Tree,

Herbert Beerbohm.
— , Max 5-3.1.ta ; f-644b.
Beerbohm. diet,, India : tre

Hirbhum.
Beerfelden. Oer. 11-808 (II.

m9).
Beer Head. pt-. Dev. f-430 (VI .

F2) : geology 8-132c ; tidw

f-456a.

.

Beerotb. pnl. • ~,

i .. f . . . V. !(,.

Beets, Jan van
Van Been.
Ma*». i
Oer.

IA.

10-602 dii;, 11

. 5-

Ueer Tier amygdaloid §•»»•«!.
Be-eahterab. S»r. : «K Aab-

taroth Knrii.lin.
Benkow. OCT. U-aOR (El) ; 4-

!-• •

Bemler'* Point. N.J. lf-501

« 5).
BEESLY, EDWARD (FENCER

3-i,lll.; 6-»3)>b.
psaaoii, Henry 27-.',»4a.
Beeeon's Will. Betwn's Town.

I'a. : ire 1'nlonloKn. Pa.
Beeswing. K> is-:i- HO).
Beesi, Albert vm ;
Beetton. (lien. 9-llfi (II. H3).
— , Nott.. f-416 (II. E4); If-

-.•:.:
— . Yorks. 2f-*33 fi n

— Castle. Cbca. f-41B (II. BSfc
MM.

BeeMon-ncxt-JliU-bam, Norf.
19-7491).

I .. •• • i . .• .'..-• 19--;. '.

Benwax 1-366C ; 3-627 b ; 2S-
i M .

BEET (hot.) S-644c ; alcohol
manufacture 2>-702d ; food
values «-216b; graft -hybrid-
lam 14-284 ; Hcterodera
ecbachtU 19-361d ; sugar
cultivation 26-41b : ire also
Sugar.

— (flax manufacture) 10-488b.
Beetaloo. S.Ans. 2S-498b.
Beethoven, Kaspar Karl 3-

8460.

— .LUDWIO VAN 3-644d;
Bach's Influence 3-126b ;
( •hcruMnl 6-88a ; concerto
6-826a ; Hdtlio 14-6S3d ;
mass in D. 17-850* ; nionu-
nirnt 24-501b ; orchestral
arrangement 14-655b : pro-
gramme muhic 22-426a ;
scherzo 24-32 Ib ; sonata 25-
3»6d; songs 2S-40SC ; vari-
M...I,- 27-:.] ;.|.

BEETLE (diet.) 3-851b : arc
also Coleoptera.

— mite 18-6198 ; 2-310c.

-tones 7-lI2a.
Beetling machine 3-651b ; 10-

379b (flg.).

Beeton, Can. 2O-11 4 (CJ).
Beetown. \Vis. 28-740 <C6).
Bee Tree, phoal. Tenn. 26-

MM.
Beetroot Sugar Association •>

17- L
BEETS NIKOLAAS 3-651C.

3 "gar.

Heetz, \\ ill.eltn von 6-271d.
Beeticndorf. (Jer. 11-808 (C4J.
Beerllle. Twc. 26-«BO (K7).
Beevor, Charles Edward If-

5 Id.

BEFANA 3-6510.
It.-faria : tee Alpine rose,

ria.
BEFFROY DE REICNY,

Louis Abel 3-r,:.1d.
Bcfort, Kr. : *r Bolfort.
Befotaka, bay. Mad. 17-271

(Cl-2).
Bcfrcinmrshalle (monument)

23-37C.

Befrelnngskrleir. : see Libera-
tion. Warof.
Beg. glen. Sc-ot. 14-721d.
— , lake. Ire. 14-7 J) (E2).

— Tanera, isl., Scot. : ace
Tanera Beg.

Ben, Abraham Cornells 2O-

Bega, N.S.W. lf-538 (ES-F5).
— , canal. Hung. 26-75Sb; 13-

— , rir.. Hung. 3-4 (114).
Hega. tribes : tee Beja.
Begar (tax) 15-688b.
Begard. Fr. 1O-802 <C3).
Begarelll. Antonio 24-496b ;

ff-657c.
Begarl-Wah. rir., India 14-376

(PA) ; 26- 14. In.
BEGAS. KARL 3-6514.
— . Oskar 3-BS2a.
— . REINHOLD 3-655a : Mr

SOOd: 94-511 . Tl. \.1.
Begastri, Sp. 5-59«a.

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87

BEGB-BELL

Begbie lamp 25-71d.
Begehrte, cape, Arct. 19-S33o.
Bcgelly, Wales 21-81c.
Begemann, W. ll-80b.
Begomeder, prov., Aby. l-91c.
Begeyn, Abraham Cornelia :

ace Bega, A. C.
Begg, Alexander 5-1 lit'.a.
Begga, St 3-652d.
BEGGAR (diet.) 3-652a.
BEGGAR - MY - NEIGHBOUR

3-652b.
Beggars of the Sea : see Dutch

Beggars of the Sea.
Beggars' Opera (Gay) ll-541a;

8-530b.
Beggarstaft Brothers, The :

tee Pryde, Jamesand Nichol-

son, William.
Beggars' Warning, The 24-

444d.
Beggiato* 3-160a; 3-163c.

— roseo-persicina 3-157d ; 3-
159d (flg.).

Begging the question : see

Petitio principii.
Beggs, Okla. 20-58 (E2-F2).

— , rock, Cal. 5-8 (D5).
Beghards 3-652c ; 10- 1 li l.-i ;

14-593C.
Begharmi : see Bagirmi, state,

Sud.
Begheerte : see Begehrte, cape,

Arct.
Beghram, Afg. 1-31 4c.

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instructions given on Page 1.

— , plains, Afg. 15-6250.
Begig : see Ebgig, Egypt.
Begijar, Sp. 25-530 (1)3).

Beg Lane, cape, Fr. 10-778

<C4).

Beglar, J. D. (traveller) 3-844b.
Beglerbeg, Beglerbegi : see

Beylerbey.
Begle's. Fr. 7-244a.
Beglesrue, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(O5-6).

Begley (Amer. consul) 7-21b.
Begnins. Switz. 26-242 (A4).
Bego, nit., Alns l-741d.
BEGONIA 3-652b ; leaf -propa-

gation 13-757d (flg.).

— geranifolia : see Papita de
San Juan.

Begorrites, lake, Or. 12-440

Begova Djamia, mosque. Sera-

jevo 2*-660c.
Beg-Shehr, lake, Turk.As. :

see Beishehr, lake.
Begti (nsh) 25-142d.
Begtiginid-> (dynasty) 18-1 86a.
Begtrnp, bay. Den. 8-24 (C2).
Beguildy, Wales 22-809d.
BEGUINES 3-652c; 8-683b ;

8-886c.

Begum Kothi 14-450b.
Beha : see Baha.
Beha-cd-Din : see Baha ud-

Dln; Beha-uddin.
Behadin (caste) 20-867c.
BEHAIM, MARTIN 3-653d ;

Antilia 2-126c ; astrolabe 2-

795d ; Nuremberg globe 17-

643d.

— . Michael : see Beheim,
Michael.

Behaine, Pierre Pigneau de 2-

63b.
Beham. Michael : see Beheim,

Michael.

Behan, Arab. 2-264 (C5).
Behanzin 7-736c ; 4-59a.
BEHAR, India 3-6i4b ; 14-

376 (L7) ; 14-396C.

— , prov., India 3-654b ; 14-
376 (L-M7) ; 3-729d ; 14-
851b.

Behari (language) : sre Bihari.
Behar L4ght Horse 19-1 03a.

— Opium Agency 3-654b.

— School of Engineering; 20-
929c.

Behat, riv., India : see Jhelum.
BEHA-UDDIN 3-655b.
BEHA-UDDIN-ZUHAIR 3-

BEHBAHAN, Pers. 3-655d ;

21-188 (B2).
Behbit el-Hagard, Egy. 14-

872c.

Behdin : see Behadin.
BEHEADING 3-655(1 ; 9-46b.
Beheim, Michael ll-787a.
Behem, Martin : see Behaim,

Martin.

BEHEMOTH 3-656o.
Behenic acid 3O-44a.
Behenjavilo, Mad. 17-271 (A3).
Behen-meh 6-317b.
Behera, prov., Egy. 9-29a.

— , canal, Egy. 9-27c ; 14-
847d.

Beheran : see Berehan.
Beherrscher der Geister, Der

(von Weber) 28-456c.
Behesna, Turk.As. 9-100b.
Behetria 25-546C.
Behir, India 14-376 (18).
BEHISTUN,Pere.3-656d; 21-

188 (A2).

Behm, Michael : see Beheim,
Michael.

— and Wagner : statistical
research 25-809C.

Behmen, Behmont, Jacob : see

Boehme, Jakob.
BEHN, APHRA 3-657b ; 8-

528c ; 19-836a.
— , William 10-602d.
Behnes (miniature painter) 18-

527b.
Behnesa, Egy. 9-40 (A2).

— papyri : see Oxyrhynchus
Papyri.

Behnke, Emil2S-175b.
Beho. Belg. 3-668 (G3).
Behobeho, E.Af. 26-875a.
Behouden, Java 15-284 (A2).
Behouden Passage, chan., Java

15-284b.
Behr, Arno Ernst Eduard 2-

106c.

— , F. C. : moHO-rail 22-837c.
— , WILLIAM JOSEPH 3-657C.
Behrain, Asia M. : see Assus.
Behram Khan 3-295d.
Behrens, H. : on opal colour-
ing 20-120d.

— , T. G. B. (physicist) 9-235c.
— , Cant. T. T. l-321b ; 1-

353d.
Behren-strassc, Berlin, Ger. 3-

786a.
Behring, Emil A. von 18-56d :

20-781a; 23-197c ; 27-

35 8a.

— , Vitus : see Bering, Vitus.
Behring, isl. : see Bering, isl.
Behringen, Grossen, Ger. : see

Grpssen Behringen.
Behring Sea : see Bering Sea.
Behring's tulase 27-360b.
Behrisch, Ernst Wolfgang 12-

182c.
Beh Shahpur, Pers. : see

Shapur.
Beht, riv., Mor. 18-851 (El);

18-852a.

Behuchet, Nicolas 25-246b.
Bcia, Tun. : see Beja.
Beibars : see Bibars.
Beibazar, Turk.As. : see Bey-
bazar.

Beibei, Nig. 19-678 (Al).
Beich Burn, riv., Scot. 24-418

<C2).

Beichgrat, pass, Switz. l-744b.
Beichlen, pass, Switz. 26-242

(D3).
Beicos, dist., Constantinople

7-9c.

Beideh, el, int., Arab. 20-100b.
Beierer, Nor. 19-si»i d "-'I.
Beighton, Henry 25-820a.
Beighton, Derby. 9-416 (II.

E3).
Beikem, riv., Asia 27-420 (H2);

28-914c; 24-276b.
Beikeui, Asia M. 13-536 (B2) ;

13-535d ; 21-542b.
Beikoz, Turk.As. 27-426 (F3).
Beil, Scot. 8-669c.
Beila, Fr.Guin. : see Beyla.
Beilan, Turk.As. 2-760 (F4) ;

1-568C.

— Pass (Syrian Gates), Turk.
As. 2-760 (G4) ; l-568b ; 6-
365c.

Beileh (title) 6-200b.
Beilen, Holl. 13-588 (D2).
Beilngries, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
Beilstein, F. K. 6-64b.
Beilstein (min.) 15-123b.
Beilul, port, Erit. l-93c.
Beine, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Beinn, mt. : see Dubh, Thar-

suinn, &c.

Beinwil, Switz. 26-242 (E2).
Beira, prince of 3-658b.
— , princess of : see Maria

Theresa, 2nd wife of Don

Carlos.
BEIRA, Port.E.Af. 3-567c ;

25-466 (M2-3) ; language 3-

360b ; railway 23-265d ; S.

African War 27-207a.
BEIRA, anc. prov.. Port. 3-

658a ; 25-530 (A2-B3).
Beira (zool.) 2-91a.
Beiram, Turk.As. : see Assus.
Beirene, mts.. Port. 22-1 34d.
Beirlegem, Belg. 3-668 (C2).
Beirne. Ark. 2-552 (B4).
BEIRUT (Beyrout, Berytus),

Syr. 3-658c; 20-602 (Cl) ;

26-306c ; coins 19-891a ;

shipping 27-430c.
— , riv., Syr. 20-602 (Dl) ; 16-

346d.

— , vil., Syr. 3-658b.
Beisa (zool.) 2-90b.
Beisan, Pal. : see Bethshean.
Beishehr, Turk.As. 2-760 (D4);

27-444a.
— , lake, Turk.As. 2-760 (D4) ;

2-758b.

Beisitzer : see Assessor.
Beissel, Johann C. ll-770b.
Beisugsk, lake, s.Iluss. 23-874

(I. F-G3).

BEIT.ALFRED 3-658d; Jame-
son raid 27-200d.
Beita, Pal. 20-602 (C4).
Beitein, Pal. : see Bethel.
Beit el Ma, Syr, : see Daphne.

— el MM I. il is. Pal. : see Jeru-
salem.

Beith, Scot. 24-418 (B3) ; 3-

75c; 3-76b.
Beitin, Pal. : see Bethel.
Beit Jala, Pal. 20-602 (C5).

— Jibrin, Pal. 20-602 (B5) ;
9-263C ; caves 14-290d ;
knights hospitallers 24-1 2d.

— Khallaf, Egy. : see Bet
Khallaf.

— Lahm, Pal. : see Bethlehem.
Beitszc (title) 6-200b.

Beit Tima, Pal. 20-602 (B5).

— ul-Mal (Maliye) 27-431a.

— 'Ur-el-foka CUr-et-Tahta),
Pal. 20-602 (B-C5) ; 3-829a.

Beja, Braz. 4-440 (G2).

BEJA(Pax Julia), Port. 3-659c;
25-530 (A-B3).

— , Tun. 1-643 (Dl) ; 27-396c.

— , plain, Port. 25-530(A4-B3);
3-659c.

BEJA (Bija), tribe 3-659a ;
Hababs 12-782c ; language
12-894b, l-5b ; in Nubia 19-
844a ; revolt against Cali-
phate 5-49b ; Sergi's classi-
fication 12-893b ; succession
customs 25-1060C.

BEJAN(dict.)3-659d.

Bejapur, India : see Bijapur.

Bejar, Sp. 25-530 (C2) ; 24-
56b.

— , plateau, Sp. 9-S02a.

BEJART (family of actors) 3-
659d ; 18-662a.

— , Armando G. C. E. 3-660a ;
18-664d.

— , Madeleine 3-660a; 18-662a.

Bejaunium 3-659d.

Bejin-tau, mte., C.Asia 26-
910b.

Bejucal. town, Cu. 7-595 (Fl) ;
7-595c.

Bejuco : see Guaco.

BEK, ANTONY (bishop of
Durham) 3-660b ; 3-410d.

— , Antony (dean of Lincoln)
3-660c.

— , Thomas (bishop of Lincoln)
3-660c.

— , THOMAS (bishop of St
David's) 3-660c ; 5-320d.

Bekal, India 14-382 (F13).

Bekas, Hung. 3-4 (13).

— , pass. Hung. 3-4 (K3) ; 23-
826 (Bl) ; 27-212b.

Bekatra. Mad. 17-271 (B-C4).

BEKE, CHARLES T. 3-660d.

Bekes, Hung. 3-4 (G3).

— , co.. Hung. 3-4 (G3).

Bek.esbourn, Kent 6-378a.

BEKESCSABA, Hung. 3-661a;
3-4 (G3).

Bekes-Foldvar, Hung. : see
Bekes.

Bekhar, mt., Mor. : see Beshar,
mt.

Bekhram, port, Asia M. : see
Assus.

Bekkai, Jap. 15-156 (O5).

BEKKER, AUGUST IMM. 3-
661b.

— , BALTHASAR 3-661b ; 8-
725a.

— (Wolff), ELIZABETH 3-
661c; 8-726b.

Beklemicheff (sculptor) 24-
515d.

Beklem-recht 12-612d.

Bek-pak-dala, steppe, Russ.
27-420 (D3); 24-112a; 3-
262a.

Bekri, Sheikh el 9-33b.

Bektash, Haji 5-287c ; 15-
151a; 15-151d.

Bektashites 8-76a ; 4-100 la ;
3-195d.

Bekturli, lake, Russ. : see
Ashcha.

Bekwai, Ash. 12-203 (B3) ; 2-
727b.

Bekwai, tribe 2-725b.

Bekynton, Thomas : see Beck-
ington, Thomas.

BEL (deity) 3-661c ; 3-113a
foil. ; chapel in E-Saggila 3-
99b ; deluge myth 7-977b ;
incense 14-350c ; Mandaean
counterpart 17-557C ; Ninib
19-705d; Nusku 19-917C ;
sanctuary at Assur 2-788c.

Bela (king of Edom) 8-9490 ;
3-232c.

BELA III. (of Hungary) 3-
662a; 13-903C ; 4-282d.

BELA IV. (of Hungary) 3-
662b ; 13-904a ; Bohemian
war20-368a, 4-124b; Bosnia
4-283a ; Buda Pesth palace
4-736d ; duchy of Styria 3-
6c ; Matthias church 4-
734c : Mongols defeat 18-
713c.

BELA, Bal. 3-663a ; 14-376

BELA,' India 3-663c ; 14-376

(I-K6).

— , Pal. : see Zoar.
— , Sum. 26-71 (B3).
— (Las Bela), prov., Bal. 14-

376 (B6) ; 3-663a: 3-293b ;

Inhabitants 2-748d, 4-356b ;

rebellion (1875) 3-296c.
Bela (zool.) ll-517a.
Belabanya (Dillu), Hung. 3-4

<F2).
leir

BeUbre, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Bclach Lechta, Ire. : battle

(978) 14-766b.
Bela Dila, mte., India 14-382

(110) ; 3-498d.
Beladiyeh (Libnaniyeh) 17-

747d.
Belagach, mt., Russ. As. 27-

420 (E2).

Belah, riv., Cumb. 21-105a.
Belain, Pierre, Sieur d'Esnam-

buc 17-802a.
Belair, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
— , La. 17-54 (D7).
— , Md. 17-828 (Gl).
Bela, Las, prov., Bal. : see

Bela.
Belalas (dynasty) : see Hoy-

salas.
Bela Lawing, mt., Bor. 24-

207c.
Belalcazaz, Sp. 25-530 (C3) ;

7-1 42a.

Belalp, Svritz. 26-242 (D4).
Belan, riv., C.India 14-376

(K7).

Bclanda, tribe 19-636a.
Bel and the Dragon 7-807 d ;

14-330C.

Belanvelde, Ger. : see Bielefeld.
Bela Palanka, Serv. 24-086

(D2).

— Partabgarh, India: see Bela.
Belaraboon, mt., N.S.W. 19-

538 (C3).
Bolasco, David (actor) : see

James, David.
Belasitza, Bulg. : battle (1014)

4-7 80b.
— , mts., Turk. 27-426 (C2) ;

17-216d; 3-258d.
BELAY (diet.) 3-663C.
Bclazoni, canal, Br.E.Af. 4-

601 (C3) ; 26-393d.
Belbais (Bclbeys), L.Egy. : see

Bilbeis.

Belbek, riv., Russ. 7-449b.
Belbez, castle, Bal. Is. : see

Bellver.

Belbina, Anc.Gr. 12-440 (D3).
Belbina, isl., Anc.Gr. 12-440

(E-F3).
Belbroughton, Worcs. 25-758

(A2).

Belcaire, FT. 10-778 (F6).
Belcalzer, Vivaldo 14-890d.
Belcamp, Md. 17-828 (G2).
Helcari, Feo 14-905c.
Uelchen, int., Ger. 3-184d.
BELCHER, SIR EDWARD 3-

663c ; 21-946a ; 18-873d.
— , Jem 22-638d.
— , John 2-439d ; 2-435c.
— , Jonathan 17-862a ; 19-

513d ; 22-348b.
Belcher, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , La. 17-54 (Al).
— , chan., N.Am. 19-762 (K2).
— , isls., Can. 6-160 (N4).
Belchertown, Mass. 17-852

(C2).

Belcherville, Tex. 26-690 (K2).
Bclchford, Lines. 9-416 (II.

G3).
Belchite, Sp. 25-530 (E2) ;

battle 21-92d.
Belcoo, Ire. 14-744 (D2) ; 10-

274c.

Belcourt, N.Dak. 19-780 (El).
Belcredl, Count Egbert 3-26d.
— , Count Richard 3-17c ; 3-

27d.

Belcross, N.C. 19-772 (Fl).
Belda, ruins, Pal. : see

Baldeh.

BELDAM (diet.) 3-663d.
Belden, Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G2).
Beldens, Vt. 19-490 (A3).
Beldenville, Wis. 28-740 (A4).
Belderg, barb., Ire. 14-744

(B2).

Beldiman, Alexander 23-8460.
Belding, Mich. 18-372 (E6).
Bele, riv., W.Af. 15-623C.
Beleapani, reef, Lace. Is. : see

Cherbaniani.
Belebey, Russ. 23-872 (H5) ;

27-557a.
Bel-ebus24-646d; 3-100d ; 3-

lOfid.
Beled-el-Mra, state, Af. 3-

201d.

Belem, Braz. : see Para.
— , Lisbon, Port. 16-772b ; 13-

297b ; monastery 13-454a.

Bolemnlte 5-700d ; 5-695b
(flg.) ; 15-570a : see also
Belemnoteuthidae, Aula-
coceratidae, Belemnitidae.

Belemnitella 7-415d.

Belemnites S-701b; 7-418a.

— brunsvicensis 25-632d.

— jaculum 25-632d.

— lateralis 22-OJ8a ; 25-632d..

— minimus 25-632d.
Belemnitidae 5-694d j 5-695b ;

5-701b.

Belemnocrinidae 8-878c.

Belemnoteuthidae 5-701b.

Belemnoteuthis 5-701b.

Belemzada 22-153b.

Belen, Arg. 5-502c.

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

— , Nic. 5-678 (C-D5).

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (D3).

Belen, church, Havana 13-
77c.

Belen Bluff, cape, Arg. 2-462
(D5).

Belendas, tribe 22-678a.

Belendscher (Belenjer), Cauc. :
see Balanjar.

Bclenyes, Hung. 3-4 (H3).

Belep, isls., Pac.0. 20-436 (L9).

Beleric myrobalan 19-1 14c.

Belermos, EC. 8-913d.

Belesa, riv., Aby. 9-745d.

BELESME, ROBERT OF 3-
663d ; college at Morf 4-
559d ; Ellesmere forfeited 9-
291a ; his rebellion 9-478b ;
Shrewsbury garrisoned 24-
101 te.

Belesys 24-209d.

Belet, William : see William
Belet.

Beleth, Jean 4-503c ; 10-615d.

Belew, Ala. 1-4BO (Bl).

Belewcreek, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).

Beljagor (Machiavelli) 17-237a.

Belfast, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— , Ga. 11-752 (E4).

BELFAST, Ire. 3-664a ; 14-
744 (F2) ; blind school 4-
62b ; carters' strike riots
(1907)21-584c; cathedral 3-
664c ; cerebro - spinal fever
18-130d; exports 14-751d;
illegitimacy 14-303a; im-
ports (1901-1905) 14-751d;
military district 14-752c;
municipal lodging-houses
13-817d; population (1891-
1901) 14-747a; Bhipping
statistics 27 • 603d ; siege
(1644) 19-1 la; technical
school 26 • 497a ; Unionist
convention 14-786c; uni-
versity 27-774C.

BELFAST, Me. 3-665d ; 17-
434 (D4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— , S.Af. : battle (1900) 27-
206d.

— , bay, Me. 3-665d.

— , harbour, Viet. 28-38 (B3).

— , lough, Ire. 14-743b.

— , riv., Me. 17-434 (C4).

Belfast and County Down rail-
way 14-747c.

— and Northern Counties rail-
way : see Northern Counties
railway.

— Banking Co. 3-341a.

— beds (geol.) 27-630d.

— Chamber of Commerce 27-
135c.

Belfast Evening Telegraph 19-
565d.

Belfast Mills, Va. 28-118 (Cl).

Belfast News Letter 19-565d.

Belfast Northern Whig 19-
565d.

Belfast Society (theol.) 27-
595d.

Belfleld, N.Dak. 19-780 (A3).

Belford, Northumb. 9-412 (I.
El).

— , N.J. 19-502 (D3).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (G3).

BELFORT, Fr. 3-666b ; 10-
778 (114) ; Carbonarist re-
volt (1821) 5-308b ; customs
12-«09c; fortification 3-
666d, 10-796b; siege (1871)
3-666d, ll-14b, 10-712a

— , Pal. : see Kul at • esh-
Shukif.

— , lordship, Switz. 12-609c.

BELFORT, territory, Fr. 3-
665d ; 10-778 (H4).

— , Gap of, val., Fr. 9-910b.

Bel Fruit : see Bael fruit.

Belfry, Mont. 14-276 (E3).

BELFRY (diet.) 3-667d.

BELGAE, tribe 3-668a ; 4-584
(B-C6) ; 4-939d ; Cimbric
war 6-368b ; Irish settle-
ments 14-757a ; Netherlands
19-413b ; Walloons 28-286a.

Belgam, India : see Belgaum.

BELGARD, Ger. 3-668b ; 11-
808 (Fl).

BELGAUM, India 3-668b; 14-
382 (F12).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It If etueatta/ to remd the
InstntLtlons given on Page I.

BEGB-BELL

1 . V i .• . •! ' . T- : . 3--V

t . ' i

1- .

ii ; r I;, ,:.. .

BELGIAN CONGO. Af . 3-8684! ;

6-Vi

to Cairo railway 3-

. ,n mt in- .< ; b-

630a i Ivory trade 15-V4a ;
language* 3-3.'.»a ; stone
Implriiic'tttA l-327e S-349a j

IV

graphy. ethnology. <
' ' 1 : trt otto «iUrr Congo
) Slate.

trmfarotto: trr
> oantrafagotto.

— bare 22-7

— language : tre Flemish.

— DroreM 28-U - .
BelgLui i • i
BeMca. fort. Dch.E.Ind. 3-

i .

— , prov.. Itoin.Kmp. 23-848
I) : 23-f.lU (( I-'JI ; 11-

.:-

\titorc, St-961 (M).
Betoto Confession 7-39Sd ; 22

BefeloJoso (family) 15-37b.

Beleiojoso, General 4-10t-b.

iue, «untry, Eur. : tee
Ilolsium.

BeJgluin. WI-. 28-740 (F5).

BELGIUM S-088d ; 3-668
(map) ; 3-668a : African
poasesslons 1-35 Id ; archae-
• ,a. 14-2 17a; art
20- .oGb. 24-51 Id; coast-line
changes 9-908c ; communi-
cations 3-0730, 9-UI7d. 22-
. : co-operative move-
ment 7-S9b. 27-140a; drink
question 26-581, 26-59Od,
•Ga; flag 10-4G2a. 4-
10-8470 ; free-

. masonry ll-8id ; horse-rac-
ing 1J-7.7.-: hon-iug con-
•i- 13--2U, ; labour col-
onie-i 27--:>i,; labour ex-

' changes 27-5SOa ; language,
tee I lem'sli 1 tcnitu.-e : life-
- 16-60Kb ; literature
3- . >(>a: monuments 18-80«c;
museums 19-c, la ; news-
papers 19-58nn, 21-160c;
nursing 19-9 Kid; observa-
tories 19-959b ; orders of
knighthood 15-8G2d ; orni-
thology aO-jlOo; records,
public 22-9041. ; shlpbuild-
bat 24-s,'4 (table) ; shipping
a. 24-873 (ttble) ;
small holdings l-703b ; ro-
es, learned 25-312o;
survey maps 17-650d.

— : -lrm»S-672a; fortlllcotion
schemo4-515b; rille 23-332a.

• — : c.'mmrrcr and industry 3-
672c: beet sugar 26-47 b ;
ish trade 27-602a. 27-
605a. 7-759a ; chambers of
commerce 27- II (la; cotton
manufacture 7-292a, 7-299b;
cotton trade 7-270d, 7-278c ;
fisheries 10-42'Jil ; French
trade 10-7 88b ; German
trade ll-814a ; lace 16-40o ;
poultry farming 22-220d ;
timber import* 10-64Sa ;
Turkish trade 27-430L.

— : £rfucarion3-671a:8-968b;
Infant schools 14-534a ;
primary education 3-87 8c.

— : /.nonce 3-072a; 3-673b ;
bonding system ll-86a ;
civil list 6-412o : coinage 19-
907c. 19-9000, 18-708a; com-
panies' taxation 14-357c :
corn duties 7-178b ; national
debt 19-2691).

— : Geology a*4 mineraU 3-
669b ; Cambrian 5-88b ; car-
bonlferous5-:U2a; coalHelds
6-J78c; Cretaceous 7-41 5b ;
Devonian 8-129b ; Eocene
9-CG2e. 9-684C ; Ollgocene
2O-s2a ;Ordov!clan2O-236b;
Pliocene 21-S47e. 21-848.21-
846d; zine28-;isul.

3". 7 Id ; capital punishment
5-280d; patent law -20-'.i"7 ' :
payment of DMinban 20-
980b ; penal Institutions 22-
368r; plural votlng28-217b:
police 11-9800 : proportional
representation 3-6700 ; press
Inus 22-:ti)2e : Sunday ob-
-•^ ,-:.. 26-'.'- .
— : PomdattiM and rrliatm 3-
«89<1; 3-67 la; 11-836C : 9-
9SOd ; emigration 18-12Sc ;
lUegiUmacy 14-301a ; sui-

«MM M-JOo ; vital •tatl'tlcM
-• ,- • .

BELGIUM ll,*.*H{.,Hrri:.
< . ..loiiUaUou

6-ui i i .:Au»-

MB* WMOMdon war 1-114;
BkwantUUien.t.) 8-

war> 11 ii-i. in*; 11,.

lam I. r.-l >

&60I.. 28-..;. .1. ...

hltl.,ii,.f IH :..); l.iu-nil
Calh.iU.'. 20-71'
ftaeOHidon war 25-5900)
Waterloo earn palgu: arc thai

t or«. 7-l99b.

•re Zararao-

— , «erv. : tee Belgrade.
—.Turk. 27

Belgrade. Me. 17-i::i ,. n.
—.Minn. 18
— , Mont. 14-276 .
BELGRADE. 8erv. 3-68 Id ;

24-i!->i; ( is Ii : Bulgarian rule
4-; - I. ; r.'rtiili-ati.in6-840d.
13-'.li)0a ; i-li-n- ' I I

siege (1717) 24-.>69b, 18-

IflSc. 9-88l» ; Theodorio

T68c ; Turks capture (1739)

27-45.1a.
— : Treaty ot (1730) 27-453a:

13-'.M : ; elTivt 3-'Jd,4-»84c,

10-

— , Turk. : tee lu-lgrad.
— . dcpt., Scrv. 24-GSO (HI).
Bclgrand (engineer) 27-403c.
Belgrano, Manuel 2-IGI.-; 2-

470a.
Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Arg.

4-7530.

— . lake, Arg. l-901b.
— . lake, 1'utugonia 20-90 la.
Belgrano group (geol.) '.
BebtraveSquore, I.oml. 7 •
Belgruvia. XI.l. 17-
— , dlst.. Lond. 16-
Belgreen. Ala. l-4lii) (111).
Belliavel. lai.e. Ire. 14-744(C2).
Bellmven. N.( . 19-77-' .
— .Scot. 24-11^ U ••_•).
—.bay, S<-..t. 24-41'.' (F3).
BELHAVEN AND STENTON,

John Hamilton, 2nd baron

3-r.---v : 1- '.Ha.
Belhelvie. S.-..I. 24-112
Belhus, mandon. Ess. 16-942

Beli tkii.i,-) 25-1000a.

r.eii. NIL-. io-..7~ . I:D :19-35c.

Belial 2- 12 lb ; 8-1
De'iapat.ini. India: see Aztiika.
BcUar :»• r.elial.
Bel-ibnl (Belib.is) : tee Bel-

Bellce, riv.. Sic. 25-21b.

Belidor. Bcrnanl F. delO-716b.

Belief (psyi-hol.) 22-597.1 : 16-
886b ; Bulf.iur 18-
Hainann 12-sr,9d ; imagina-
tloncontni-te.l 14-331a. Kfe
further Opinion.

Bcligutti. I '» — inn.) 26-!>23b.

Belijan, nil., Ann. 2-.'iG.) (C2).

Belikh (Bilerlias), riv.. Asia
26-305 (Cl); 18-180d; 9-

Bclimblng. Sum. 26-71 (B3).

Belin, Kr. 10-778 (D5).

Bellnch6n. Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Krlinda (F.<lge«orth) 8-934d.

Beling. Ili.-bnrd 25-451).

BelliiKton. W.Vu. 28-JGO (D2).

Belinirtve. dlst., S.Af. 25-10')
(I-K3).

Belinski. Vlssarion 23-918b.

Bellnuridao 2-302 b.

Bclinurus 2-:;»2b ; 15-808b.

Bcliong (tool) 17-477b.

Belisama, riv., llrit. 4-566a,

Bclisar in. lake. Itol. 4- 1 67 ( D3).

BELISARIUS 3-G82d; army
organisation 23-523b ; Fae-
suluo taken 10-124d; C.cli-
nier defeated S-431a ; Pan-
telchlon 5-^02.1 ; Procoplns
22-llSc. 22-llVb; Rafcka.
defeat at 15-700.1 ; llavenna
(S39) 22-92fia ; Sllvcrlus
(pope) 25-11 7a; Tunisia 27-
397d ; Vandals 27-290d, 27-
I8M.

BEL1T (goddess) 3-683b ; 3-
99h ; 22- I '.si, .

Bellzane, Alg. 1-643 (B2).

BELIZE (llnllze, Wallb.). Brit.
Hond. 3-G83C ; 5-678 (B2) ;
4-lilC.li ; Clayton • liulwer
Treaty 6-475b ; Creoles 4-
•Uo.

— , country : tee British Hon-
duras.

— . riv., Brit.IIond. 5-678 (B2>;

BELJAME, ALEXANDRE 3-

fiS3d ; 16-567b.
Belk. Ala. 1-460 (B3).

Bc

14-304 (l»o).

1 1

'.II. >nd VI. 19-4UO
(lit
Itel-kudur-uxur 3-104c; 3-

ll.-ll (Mboll rlileO 8-HII. ; 5-

ll.M.

— : textile prim liuc a6-800b.

— , A lam IU-11.
BELL. ALLX. UHAHAM 3-

084a; I.I.:.. I m..l .li-af 4-r.|b.

7-o.-»

wireless telecrapliy 2t.

— . AL£X.MLXVILLE3-»84a;
21-483b; S4-10I:. .

— , ANDREW i. :
3-684b; 8- 16-

— , A n.lrmv (engraver) 9 -

— . SIR CHARLES 3-c.-

938a ; l-938d ; phrenology
21- : ; pby.lologtcal di»-
corerles 18- . i-l ; \ ivineotlon
28- 1

— , c. MnU-rly 19-.1.',Ha.

— , .- 10-708d.

— , GEORGE J. 3-

: ! rude L. 13-Wid ; 13-

— , Henry dm-liit.vt) 2-120.1.

— , HENHY (en-Mut-r) 3-080.1.

— . HENRY GLASSFORD 3-

— . Henry Niwent 13-9-iOb.
—.Sir II. II. J. 19-684b; 27-

— , Ingress (architect) 2-4:;9.- ;
U.hvork desitTU 18-21 3 (i>l.

— , JACOB 3-680a.

— , JOHN (unatomlxt) 3-686b ;

.. -

— . JOHN i;.,,lji.riun) 3-080c.

- , JOilN llr.iv.-ll.-r) 0-iWGb.

i. Patrick 1-39GU; 22-

— , K.ilj.h 26-8S2b.

— , ROBERT 3-lisGd.

— , I:.' 4-2:;"a;20-
.-.'.!:,; I...-I.T- 22-lUtid.

— , Ih.iiiia.s8-

-. \V. F. J. 8-87 Id ; 11-5SOC.

— . William A. 6- .
Bell. QneeilK. 2-UOO (15).

— . i-l.. Can. 15-714h.

- , i I., Mil. 19-479 (Cl).

— . i J., Nfd. (Conception Bay)
19-479 (I>3) ; 19- 1 Me.

— .lake. Can. (Out.) 20-114
(Bl).

— , riv.. Can. (Que.) 22-724

—.'sound. Art. 21-938 (B2).

Bell, inn, Mdx. (Kdmontou) 8-
947b.

BELL 3-ii!i"u: Chinese 21-61(1;
electric 3-««2b ; falconry 10-
1 1 1 1. ; f.iiin.linc 3-687c ;
house bells 3-692a : Inscrip-
I ions 3-6891) ; Irish sacred
21-7'.»i.l ; Liberty Bell, Phil-
adelphia 21-3U8I. ; Nara
great bell l9-2:;i;d : .Milwau-
kee bell 18-49IU-; ornaments.
worn as 7-239a, 7-23 Ic ;
ringing 3-Gx'Jd ; tolling 11-

rat inn 25-l.".6n.
i.-fano Delia. : »ee Delia
Bella.

Bella. i.s|., It. 26-242 (17.) ; 4-

BELLABELLA, tribe 3-692c.

Bella.', Fr. 10-778 (E4).

Bella Coola, riv.. Can. 4-600

BELLACOOLA, tribe 3-692c;
14-4A9a ; 7-.H99b.

Belladonine l-685d.

BELLADONNA 3-692c ; alka-
loids 3-C92e ; incontinence
of urine 4-301) ; lethal dose
19-'.':19.1 ; milk secretion
cheeked 17-.'»29o ; narcotic
action 19-239C ; neuralgia
19-r_>7d; poisoning 3-694a,
21-S9Sn ; pnrpura 22-8f>.1>d.

— (plant): see Deadly night-
shade.

— lily l-781d.
llell-iert, Ju.'ob 27-S29C.

irda, mt., Alps l-742d.
llellainrlo. It. : nee Bcllnglo.
Bcllnghy, Ire. 14-744 (E2) ; 16-

.

BELLAGIO, It. 3-694a; 15-4

(B2).
Uelhhoe, Ire.: battle (1539)

20-7b.
Bcllahouston, Glasgow 12-81

(map).

— , nark, ( Masgow 12-81 (map).
Bellalr, Fla. 26-373a.

MMI. «T W. 17- 1 9Ha.

Mal«.tu. 1.1... It. 26-iiM..

28-

Baftnin- cave., Cu. 7-.>!>*».
M^MMda, l.-H. In.lU 15-

n»ttnin««. earl of : «rc Uello

•aU^MY, EDWARD 3-OU.b;

26-307..
— , GEORGE ANNE 3-OB4c.

— , Jakobux 6-72Cu ; 10-.-.7U*.
— . JOSEPH S-flWc ; 9-.-..1 : 6-

— .Maria : mt Longwortb,
Bsflamr. riv., N.It. 19-4un

DoUanugh. Ire. : tre Bollana-
8MB.

Bajknamallard. Ire. 14-741

Belluiianagti, Ire. 14-7 I I
Bell anlmuk'ulu : trr \ .

li.lae.

It. ll.ni... It. 26- 2 1 2 «i4).
Bella l'..i-. ( >|.ru»7-700b.
lt.-!l..r.li. l.u k-'20-.',82d.
Bellarine bed* 23-230d.
BeUareno. In-. 14-744 (F.I).
Bellarine, u.i.. V,,i. 28-3K

: ll-..H)b.
BELLARMINE, ROBERTO.

F. R. 3.094.1; cute4-Ui.>m 6-

508b: fast ing 10- 197 1.

leo ll-|i>7.l ; hymns 14-

187b; I.inil.ns 16»093b.
Bellarmlnes (Jugs) : *t Orey-

I,.' ird.s.
BELLARY. India 3-695O ; 14-

382 «;|2).

— . fort, Imiia 3-r,9.-,e.
Bellas. 1'ort. 25-030 (A3) ; 16-

7711,.
Bella-aombra ll-930h.

Munfredo 6-7::d.
il.'lla . Al|is 26-212

(1)1) ; 1-74.V.

Bellalrix 20-270d ; 7-1". (map).
• I do la Bellaud.ire,

(.oil. s 22-..H1I..
Ikll.iugh. Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Bella Vista, Arg. 7-lB7a.

— Vista, Braz. 4-440 (E3); 6-
4Kla.

— Vista, Pern 5-55c.

— Vista, cape, tiurd. 15-4
(Bi).

— Vista, Isl., China 6-168
(L4).

— Vista Fuorcla, pass, Alps
l-745b.

Bellay, Eustoche de 15-341a.
Bell-bagateUe S-19SO.
Bell Bar, Hertx. 16-942 (D2).
Bell-1. • .i7-634a.

Bell-bird < AntlioriiLsmelannra)
6-G.l ; 13-G.-,Ga.

— (CliasiiKirhynelius) 3-968d ;
4-4 13d ; 12-G7Sa ; 27-989d.

— (of Lapland): tee Shore-lark.
Bellbrook, o. 20-20 (B-Cfl).
Bellbuckle, Tenn. 26-G20 iE2).
Bell blioy 16-G40I).

Bell Center. \Vi<. 28-740 (c:,).
Bell City. 1 .11. 17-:,4 (A-B3).

. Mo. 18-Gos (<;n.

— Co., Ky. 15-7 40 (E4) ; 15-
742c.

— Co., Tex. 26-G90 (K4-5).
Bell-Colenmn refrigerator 23-

30d.

BELL-COT 3-G96a.
Bell Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422

(04).

Belle, Mo. 18-G08 (E3).
— , boy, Nfd. 19-179 (C3).
— , Isl.. Va. 23-309b.
— , riv.. Mich. 18-372 (HI).
" Belle," the (law case) 24-

lOOa.
Belle Alliance, Belg. 3-668

(D2).

— Alliance, La. 17-54 (a-b6).
BELLEAU. REMY 3-

ll-122c ; 8-01 lb; pastorals

20-8961) ; statue 19-733a.
Belle Ayr, mt., N.Y. 19-:>9G

(AflV

Bellebuonl. Matteo 27-31 8b.
Belle Center. O. 20-2G (C4).
BELLECOUR, J. C. 3-n9fie.
— , ROSE P. LE ROY DE LA

C. 3-696C.

Belleeour, dlft., FT. 17-1 74<-.
Bclleoroix. fort, Oer. 18-310

(Plan) ; 7-181c.
Belle Dame font Merrf. I.a

(Chartier) 5-953C ; 9-613b ;

23-7
H,.ii..,li 12-27b.

Alps 10-778

(f.-H.-.) ; l-742b.
Belledune. Can. 19-485 (B^l).
— , pt.. Can. 19-465 (Cl).

.

. Ait 2-'. ,2 (1:1,.
. I'.. 21-
BMMJOtwl, ': :':•

,
BelWon-. .-1..-.1. 26-IUO .

.k. M.MM

— .rtr X.Dak. tt-MM
2S-.'.67a.

— riv.. Wyo. M-l>74 (<;.|ll)l
28-174..

BeUnpunbr, Jean 8-43»d.
BELLEGARDE (family) 8-

— . Elizabeth F. 8. i» la Live

de : •><• Iloodetot. K. 1 . .- . de

la Live de BeUegarde. corn-

teaw -1. .
— . HEINRICH J. J., count

von 3-697a; 19-lfc-

IMd.
— , Itoger de Saint L^ baron of

3-09U.1 ; 10-7 2 4«.
— , Roger de Saint L. de T.,

due do 3-097a ; 10-94U ; 10-

:. .
BeUegarde, Fr. (Aln) 16-778

: l-l40b.

— , 1 t. (l^.rt-t) 10-778 ( P
— . fort. 1 r. 22-GS9b ; 24-
---en Man-lie, I r. 10-77
1'.. II.- Haven. Va. 28-11

— Helen.-. La. 17-.',4 II

Belle. He. Isl., l-r. 16-'.'-

BELLE-ILE-EN-MER, .-I., Fr.

. ; 10-77!) K 4) ; ex-

. 4- • la.24-

7J.M ; I. Bi. Hi "i>-«- 16-04»b.
BELLE-ISLE. CHARLES L. A.

F., duo dc 3-898. ; 3-4 la ; 9-

:
— . Louis C. A. Kouquet, cbeva-

lier<J,'3-.
— , Nicolas Fouquet, maraato

of : trr Fouquet. Ju«>las.

viscount of Mclun and ot

Vaux.

I :•]!•• Isle, Alsk. : tee Eagle.
Belle We, Can. 19-405 <•
Bella ble. W., La. 17-54 (Cl) ;

17-54a.

— . W., Westm. 28-708C.
--.nark, lieiroit 8-114.-.
BELLE ISLE. Mr., N.Am. 3-

69Ha : 19-479 (Bl) : 24-22d.
Hclk-I«le-en-j:er. IT.: te»
-M.-r.

— IsIe-cn-Terre, Fr. 1O-778
(C3).

Bell. lay. S\vltz. 26-242 (Cl).

Itellem 3-489C,

Bellenie. nobert of, eari ot

Shrewsbury : tee Bel.
— , Itoger de : tee Shre»i-bury.

I:, ile Montgomery, earl of.
Ilellcine. 1 r. 10-77* (E3).
— . forest, IT. 20-2898.
Bellemoiit, Ariz. 2-i44 (I
B.-lleneoliibra, > r. 10-7 7 - i h J).
BELLENDEN, JCHN 3-69fcb.
- . WILLIAM 3-.
I:. -Ik-mien K.r, nits.. Queens.

I2c.
li.'lli-nfleascbeD, stream. Gee

8--.'i)9c.

Bellenz, 8n-|tx. : tee Belliniona.
Bellcplain. Minn. 18-550 (Li6).
— . X.J. 19-502 ii
Belle Plaine, la. 14-732 (£3).
— . Kan. 15-654 (E3).
— . Wl». 28-740 (E4).
I'.elle 1'rairi.-, III. 14-304 (D5).
llellerino, Suitz. 26-242 (A4).
lielle Hive. III. 14-304 (D5).
Bellerive. Tas. 26-438 (B2) ;

13-544C.

Belleriver. Minn. 18-550 (B4).
BELLEROFHON (Greek hero)

3-«9Sd : 21-:.Gb ; 13-630C.
" Ilellerophon " (battleship)

24-S93b ; 24-905a.
Bellerophon (tool.) 5-31 lo:

21-177C ; 25-110e.

— limestone 21-177d.
Bellerophontidae ll-510b.
Bellerose. Ij>. 17-54 (AG).
BELLES-LETTRES 3-09M.
Belle Sumter, Ala. 1-4GO (Bi).
Belle Tonte, lighthouse, ^ns.:

tre Bell Tout.
llellett. J. O. 21-864C.
Ilelle Vernon. Pa. 21-106 (C4).
BeMevlew. III. 14-304 (B4).
— . Mo. 18-608 (F4).
— . Mont. 14-278 (Ctt.
— . mt.. Colo. 6-T-V iPO.
BcUcville. Ala. 1-460 (B4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

BELL-BENJ

Belleville. Ark. 2-552 (B2).
BELLEVILLE, Can. 3-699a

20-1 U (El).
— , Fr. (Paris) 20-804 (El)

20-S20d.

— , Ft. (Rh6ne) 10-778 <G4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (E4).
BELLEVILLE, 111. 3-699b ; 14-

304 (B5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (El).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).
— , N.J. 19-502 (A2) ; 4-86o

13-«7b.

— , Pa. 21-106 (G4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (D6).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B2).
— , fort, Fr. 27-1 01 8d.
— , mansion, Scot. 15-822d.
Belleville boiler 4-145a.
Belleville Pond, lake, R.I. 23

249 (C2).

Belleville sorrel 25- 1 :; 1,1.
Belleville-sur-Mer, Fr. 10-778

(El).
Bellevue. Del. 17-828 (II).

la. 14-732 (G2).

Ida. 14-276 (B4).

Ky. 15-740 (Dl); 15-743d.

La. 17-54 (Al).

Lanes. 17-545 (map).

Mich. 18-372 (F7).

Neb. 19-324 (13) ; 19-330a.

O. 20-26 (E2).

Tex. 26-690 (12).

Wash. 28-354(84).

Va. 28-118 (C3).

chateau, Fr. (Sedan) 24-
574d.

— fort, Fr. 3-667a.

— mt. Ma^s. 23-79 la.
Bellow, E. P. 5-334d.

— , Henry Walter 24-593b ; 28-
905a : 3-295a ; 2-749b.

BELLEY, Fr. 3-699b ; 10-773
(05).

Bellflower, III. 14-304 (D3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (E2).

Bell-flower (hot.) : see Cam-
panula.

Bell-gable : see Bell-cot.

Bellgrove, Ida. 14-276 (A2).

— , N.Z. 19-624 (D4).

Bellgrove, R. r. 3-432b.

Bell Harbour, Ire. 14-744 (B3).

— heath (bot.) : see Purple
heather.

BELLI, GIUSEPPE GIOACH-

ino (poet) 3-699c.
— , G. (physicist) 9-177o.
— , Luig-i 24-5 13d.
Belliard, General A. D. 9-106d.
Belliart, Nicholas : set Uilliard

Nicholas.

Belliazzi, Raffaelte24-513b.
BELLIGERENCY 3-699c ; 19-

442c; 28-312C.

Bellingen. NJS.W. 19-538 (G2).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (G2) ;

19-538a.
BELLINGHAM, SIR EDWARD

3-699d ; 14-774C.
— , Jotm21-133d; 14-612d.
Bellingham, Northumb. 9-412

(I. D2) ; 19-793a.
— , Mass. 17-852 (E2).
-, Minn. 18-550 (A5).
BELLINGHAM, Wash. 3-700a;

28-354 (CD: 28-355C.
— , bar. Wash. 3-700a ; 28-

35 5a.
Bellinghausen, Baron Miinch

v.: see Munch-Bellinghausen.
Sellings, Sir Richard 5-914C.
Bellingshausen, Fabian G. v.

21-962c ; 20-9661) ; 20-439C ;

route 21-961 (map).
Bellingshausen, isl., Pac.O. 20-

436 (N-O9) ; 25-320a.
BELLINI, GENTILE 3-701b ;

20-472a : 2O-475C.
— , GIOVANNI 3-702a ; 20-

467 (PI. VI.); 20-472a; 20-

475c ; Dttrer 8-700b.
— , JACOPO 3-700b.
— , LORENZO 3-703b ; l-932c;

18-50b.

— , VINCENZO 3-703c; 8-416b.
Bellini wireless telegraphy sta-
tion 26-540b.
BELLINZONA(Bellenz),Switz.

3-703d ; 26-242 (G4).
Bellis : see Daisy.

— (perennis flore-pleno) : see
Double Daisy.

Bellisant l-858d.

Bettia Libycis, de (Corippus) :

see Johannis.
Belliss and Morcom, Messrs 25-

839b ; 3-580d.
Beltiveau, Can. 19-831 (B2).
Bell-Krupp process 14-824C.
BELLMAN, KARL MIKAEL 3-

704a : 26-217d ; 14-:; I vi.
Bell-metal 4-640a ; l-704c.

— ore : see Stannite.
Bell Mills, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
Bellmont, Ga. 11-752 (CD. .
— , 111. 14-304 (E5).
Bellmore, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , Ind. 14-422 <C5).

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Bellmouths 14-39d.

Bello (Fula chief) 16-83o ; 25-

354a ; 6-423b.
BELLO, ANDRES 3-7040.
— , Francesco 14-905c.
Bello, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Belloc, Hilaire 9-644c.
Bcllochantuy,Scot.24-412(C4).
BELLO-HORIZONTE (Miuas),
Braz. 3-704C ; 4-440 (H6) ;

4-463a.
Bellomont ( Norman and French

family) : see Beaumont.
— , Richard Coote, earl of 17-

862a ; 19-498a ; 19-609d ;

piracy commission 19-621c,

l5-7S'4a.
Bello Monte, Lodovicus de :

see Beaumont, Louis de.
Bellona (Asiatic goddess) 3-

704d.
BELLONA (Roman goddess) 3-

704d ; 23-5SOa.
Bellona, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(E6).

" Bellona " (cruiser) 24-90Sd.
Bellonarii (priests) 3-704d.
Bellonius : see Bclon, Pierre.
Bellori, Giovanni l-3Slb.
BELLOT, JOSEPH RENE 3-

704d ; 21-945C.
Bellot, str., Can. 5-160 (LI) ;

3-705a.
Bell o'the Brae: battle (1300)

12-85C.

Bellotto, Bernardo 5-1 72a.
Bellovaci, Fr. : see Beauvais.
— , tribe 3-668a ; ll-533b ; 3-

5994.
Bellovesus (Celtic Gaul) 5-

378d: 14-656C.
BELLOWS, A. F. 3-705a.
— , HENRY WHITNEY 3-705a.
BELLOWS and BLOWING

machines 3-705b ; organ 20-

262b, 20-264b.
Bellows Falls, Vt. 19-490 (C5) ;

6-958b ; 27-1027a; bridge

4-535c.
BELLOY, DORMONT DE 3-

710a; ll-135d.
Bellpat, Bal. 14-376 (B-C5).
Bell pepper 5-589b.
Bellport, N.Y. 19-596 (H5) ;

16-982d.
Bellranch, N.Mex. 19-520

(F-G2).

Bell-rapier 23-969b.
BELL ROCK (Inchcape), reef,

Scot. 3-710b; 24-418 (F2) ;

lighthouse 3-7 lOb, 16-629d,

16-650a.

Bells, Tenn. 26-620 (B2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L2).
Bells and Pomeyranates( Brown-
ing) 4-672b.

Bells Burn, riv., U.K. 4-245d.
Bell-shaped parabola: see Cam -

paniform parabola.
Betlshill. Scot. 24-418 (C3) ;

16-1370.
Bells Landing, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Landing, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Bell's palsy : see Paralysis,

facial.

Bells Roads, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Bells Station. Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Bellton, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Bell Tout, lighthouse, Sus. 3-

562b ; 16-631c.

— Tower, Peking 21-6 Id.
Belltown, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
— , W.Af. : see Duala.

Bell's Lite in London 7-121b ;

19-562b.

Bell-turret : see Bell-cot.
Belluga, Luis de 19-33c.
Bellum Africanum 16-255d ;

22- Ba.

Bellum Alexandrinum 16-255d.
Bellum Orammaticale 8-51 8c.
Bellum Hispaniense 16-255d.
Bellum inexpiabile (Carthage)

5-429a.

— Perusinum : see Perusian
War.

Bellum Punicum (Naevius) 19-

150b.
Bellune, Claude, due de : tee.

Victor, Claude, duke of

Bellune.
BELLUNO (Bellunum), It. 3-

710c; 15-4 (Dl); 15-26

(Dl) ; 5-400b ; sheep 15-

lOc.

— , tirov.. It. 15-6c.
Bellver (Belbez), castle, Bal.Is.

20-643C.

Bellview, Md. 17-828 (B3).
Bellvikssjo, lake, Swed. 19-

800 (D2).

BeUville, Fla. 10-540 (Cl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (D3).
— , O. 20-26 (E-F3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L-M6).
Bellviure, Pau de 25-589c.
Bellvue, Colo. 6-722 (El).
Bellwood, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (F4).

Belly, riv.. Can. 1-500 (B2)

1-SOOa.
Belly (basket) 3-483a,

— (dict.)3-705d.

— (typography) 27-542c.

— band (harness) 23-989a.
Belly River group 7-418o ; 7'

417c.

Belmar, Francisco 18-322C.
Belmar, N.J. 19-502 (D-E3).
Bel Martino : see Schonguuer,

Martin.
Belmeis, Richard de : see

Baumes, Richard de.
Belmeken, mt., Bulg. 3-258b.
Bel-Merodach : see Marduk.
Bclmez, Sp. 25-530 (C3) ; 7

142a.

Belmond, la. 14-732 (D2).
Belmont (Norman and English

family) : see Beaumont.
BELMONT, AUGUST (1816

1890)3-710c.

— , August (1853- )3-710d.
— , Perry (politician) 3-7 lOd.
— , P. M. (bp. of Claremont)

23-978a.

Belmont. Ala. 1-460 (A3).
— , Can. (Man.) 19-780 (El).
— , Can. (N.S.) 19-831 (C2).
— , Fr. 10-778 (F6).
— , Hereford 19-533c.
— , Ind. 14-422 (E6).
— , Ire. 3-664b.
— , Kan. 15-654 (E3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (C3) ; battle

(1861) 1-819C.
— , Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
— , La. 17-54 (A2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (A-B3) ; 28-

4 I I h ; 28-297d.
— , Me. 17-434 <C4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (G5).
— , N.C. 19-772 (A2).
— , Nev. 5-8 (E2).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E5).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (H4).
— , N.Y. (Allegany Co.) 19-596

(B-C3).
— , N.Y. (New York) 19-596

(12).

— , O. 20-26 (H-I4).
— , Sur. 16-942 (D3).
— .Wash. 28-354 (H2).
— , W.Aus. 21-260a.
— , Wis. 28-740 <C6).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B2).

— Basin, harb. N.S.W. 28-
777b.

— Co., 0.20-26 (H4-I5); coal-
field 3-694b.

Belmonte, Braz. 4-440 (15).

— , Sp. 25-530 (D3).

— , riv. Braz. : see Jequitin-

honha.

Belmontejo, Sp. 25-530 (D3).
Belmont Stakes (horse racing)

13-736c.
Belmore, Somerset Richard

Lowry-Corry, 4th earl of 19-

543b.

Belmorc, O. 20-26 (B-C2).
— , mt., Ire. 10-274b.
— , mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (Gl).
— , park, Sydney 26-278 (Al

andC3).
Belmullet, Ire. 14-744 (B2) ;

17-936c.

Belo, Alfred H. 19-572a.
Belo, Mad. 17-271 (A4).
Belochrobati (people) : see

Croats.
Belocome, Asia M. : see Bile-

jik.

Belodon 27-259d ; 23-145a.
Belogradchik,Bulg.4-773(A2);

Beloidea 22-803d.

Beloides 12-557c ; 12-560b.

Beloit, Colo. 6-722 (H2).

— , la. 14-732 (Al).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl); 15-

658a.

— , O. 20-26 (H-I3).
BELOIT, Wis. 3-7 lOd; 28-

740 (D6).
Belokrinitsa, monastery, Russ.

23-886b.

BELOMANCY3-711a.
BELON, PIERRE 3-711a; 19-

65c ; birds 20-300a ; fishes

14-244a.

Belona, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Belone : see Gar-fish.
Belonogaster 18-497c.
Belonorhynchidae 26-543d.
Belonorhynchus 20-590a ; 27-

259d.

Beloochistan : see Baluchistan.
Belopolski, A. A. 27-10130.
Beloptera 5-701b.
Belopteridae 5-701b.
Belorusses, tribe : see White

Russians.

Belos (myth.) : see Belus.
Belosepia 5-701d.
Belostoma 28-386d.
Belostomatidae 13-261a ; 13-

422b ; 28-386d.
Belot, Adolphe ll-149a.

Beloteuthis 5-702a ; 15-570b.
Belovar (Belovar Koros)

Hung. : see Bjelovar.
Belovo, Bulg. 4-773 (B2) ; 4-

776b.

Below par (diet.) 20-745d.
Belp. Switz. 26-242 (C3).
— , mt, Alps 26-242 (D3).
Belpaire flre box 18-924a.
Belpech, Fr. 10-778 (EG).
Belper (barons) 3-711b.
BELPER (Beaurepaire),

Derby. 3-711a; 9-416 (II.

D3).

Belper stove 25-1044c.
Belpre, Kan. 15-654 (C3).
— , O. 20-26 (G6).
Belrupt, fort, Fr. 27-101Sd.
Belsano, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Bel-sarra-uzur: see Belshazzar.
Belsay, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

E'JJ ; castle 19-793a.
BELSHAM, THOMAS 3-711b.
BELSHAZZAR (Bel - sarra -

uzur) 3-711c; 7-806a ; 3-

106a ; Ur inscription 27-

784b.

Belsia, Fr. : see Boauce.
Bolsize, manor, London 12-

905a.

Bclski (family) 23-894c.
Belspring, Va. 28-118 (B3).
Kel.-tone, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2).
Bel-sum-iddin 3-106b.
Belsunce, Henri Francois

Xavier de 17-7 66d.
BELT, THOMAS 3-7 12b ; 6-

731b.

Belt, Mich. 18-372 (A3).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D2).

— (Great and Little), Den. :
see Great Belt and Little
Belt.

BELT (diet.) 3-712b : see also
Girdle.

— (armour) 2-584a: 15-855d.

— (machinery) 3-712c ; 22-
225a; 17-1004d ; 17-1012d.

Bcltain : see Samhain.
Beltana, S.Aus. 2-960 (F6).
— , Tas. 13-544C.
BELTANE 3-7 12c.
Bchcheff (Bulgarian) 4-783d.
Belt conveyor : see Metal band

conveyor.

Belted, mts., Nev. 6-8 (E3).
Belted kingfisher 15-809b.
Belted Will : see Howard,

Lord William.
Beltene : see Beltane.
Belt hammer 27-38a.
Belthorn, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
Beltine : see Beltane.
Belting cloth 28-441d.

— rubber 23-803b.
Bcltirs, tribe 24-118a.
Beltis (myth.) : see Belit.
Beltisloe, wapentake, Lines.

16-7150.
Belton, Lines. 3-68a; 10-605d.

— Mo. 18-608 (B3).
Mont. 14-276 (Cl).
Okla. 20-58 (E3).
S.C. 25-500 (B2).
Suff. 9-424 (IV. Fl).
Tex. 26-690 (K4).

— House, mansion, Lines. 16-
716d.

Beltown, Richard ol : see
Richard of Beltown.

Beltra, lake, Ire. 14-744 (B3) ;
17-936d.

Beltrafflo, Giovanni Antonio :
see Boltrafflo, Giovanni An-
tonio.

Beltrami, Eugenio ll-728b ;
26-123a.
-, Giacomo 18-552O.

— , Luca 18-439d.

Beltrami, Minn. 18-550 (A3).

— Co. Minn. 18-550 (C2-3).
Beltrees, 111. 14-304 (B5).
Belts, Baltic Sea: see Great

Belt; Little Belt.
Belturbet, Ire. 14-744 (D2) ;
5-572d.

— Junction, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Beluchistan : see Baluchistan.
Belu-daban, pass, C.As. 6-168

(El); 26-910a.

BELUGA 3-712d; 5-769b ; 5-
773c ; 5-774a (fig.) ; distri-
bution 17-528b, 18-436b ;
hunting 28-573c ; porpoise
hide 22-106a.

Belul, Aby. : see Beilul.

Belur, India 14-382 (F13) ;
temple 14-431b.

Belus (myth.) 3-89a.

Belus (Tyrian king) : see
Metten.

Belus, riv., Pal. (nr. Akka) :
see Na'aman, Nahr.

— riv.. Pal. (nr. Sidon) 25-45d.
Belva, W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
Belvao, Sp. : see Bilbao.
Belvaros, dist., Hunpr. 4-734b.
Belvaux, gap, Bete. 23-427b.
Belvedere, count de 21-9 Ic.
Belvedere, Can. 1-500 (B2).

Belvedere, Kent 16-942 (E3) ;

9-745c.

— , chateau, Ger. 28-lUOu.
— , mt., Alps l-743c.
— , prov., Or. 9-279c.
BELVEDERE (arch.) 3-712d.
Belvedere House, mansion.

Calcutta 4-982a.

— Marittimo, It. 15-4 (E5).
Belvedere, pt., Aus.Hung. 3-4

(D5).

Belvelly, Ire. 7-159 (map).
Belves, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
BELVIDERE, 111. 3-7 Iba, ; 14-

304 (Dl).

— Kan. 15-654 (C3).
N.C. 19-772 (Fl).
Neb. 19-324 (G4).
N.J. 19-502 (B2).
N.Y. 19-596 (B-C3).
S.Dak. 25-506 (D4).

. Vt. 19-490 (B2).
— , lake, Ire. : see Ennell,

lake.

Belvie, bay, Nfd. 19-479 (Bl).
Belview, Minn. 18-550 (B6).
Belviso, valley, It. 26-242 (14).
Belvoir, Leics. 9-416 (II. 1'4) ;

castle 16-395a, 16-394d ;

priory 16-394d.
Belvoir hounds 13-948d.
Belvue, Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
Belyando, riv., Queens. 2-900

(H4) ; 22-732b.
Belylna, Serv. 24-686 (Bl).
Belz.Aus. 5-447 b.
— , Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Belzig, Ger. 11-808 (D2).
Bclzona, Miss. 18-600 (B2).
BELZONI, GIOVANNI BAT-

tista 3-7 13a.
Belzoni's Tomb : see Seti I.,

sepulchre of.

Belzu, Manuel 4-173a ; 26-8e.
BEM, JOSEF 3-713b ; 4-436a.
BEMA (arch.) 3-7 13d ; 4-908a.
— , Feast of the 17-575a.
Beman, Solon Spencer 4-430b.
Bemarn, ridge, Afg. 15-625c.
Bematist (diet.) 17-634d.
Bemba, lake, Rhod. : see

Bangweulu.

Bemba (dialects) 3-358b.
Bembatoka, bay, Mad. 17-271

(B2).

Bembe, Port.E.Af .25-466 (M4).
— , Port.W.Af. 6-923 (A4) ; 2-

39c ; geology 2-822c.
— , lake, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(L4).

— . riv., S.E.Af . : see Limpopo.
BEMBERG, HERMAN 3-7 13d.
Bembex 14-180d.
Bembezi, riv., Rhod. 25-466

(12).

Bembij, Syr. : see Hierapolis.
Bemb6zar, riv., Sp. 25-530

(C4) ; 7-141d.
Bembinus Codex (Terence) 20-

571b.

Bembo, Giovanni 27-81 Ib.
— , PIETRO 3-714a; 7-163a ;

22-491d ; Pole 21-974d ;

Ramusio 22-883a.
Bembridge, I. of W. 9-420

(III. E5) ; 28-C27a.
BEMBRIDGE BEDS 3-7 I Hi ;

20-Hlc ; 20-82.
Bement, 111. 14-304 (D4).
Bemersyde, Soot. 24-418 (F3) ;

8-797c.

Bemerton, Wilts. 13-339c.
Bemes, 111. 14-304 (E2).
Bemflca, convent. Port. 5-

484c.
Bemidhbar : see Numbers. Book

of.

Bemidjl, Minn. 18-550 (C3).
— , lake, Minn. 18-550 (C3Y.
BEMIS, EDWARD WEBSTER

3-714b.

Bemis, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , Me. 17-434 (B4).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
— , Wash. 28-354 (G3).
— , Heights, N.Y. 19-596(02-3);

battle (1777) l-843c.
Bemm, riv., Viet. 28-38 (E2).
Bemmel, Eugene van 3-680c.
Bemmel, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
Bemmelen, J. van 14-797c.
— , W. van. 17-358(1 ; 17-378b.
BEMONT, CHARLES 3-714b.
Bempe, riv., Port.E.Af. : see

Limpopo.
Bemposta, palace, Lisbon 5-

53 Id.
Bempstone, hundred, Som.

25-390b.

Bempton, Yorks. 9-4 1 6 (II. G 1 ).
Bemus Heights, N.Y. : see

Bemis Heights.
— , pt., N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
BEN (diet.) 3-714C.
Ben Ouach, Ben More, &c. :

see Cruach, mt. ; More, mt.,

&c.

Ben, hill, Ire. 28-548c.
Bena (dialect) 3-360a.
Benabarre, Sp. 25-530 (Fl).

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BELL-BENJ

ru-,.< r.ru.h. ii.-: i mat •-.'.•

i >

Benacl>»Ily. Ink.-. Hoot. 14-41*
BMMCO (BatsMoa), Iak». It. :
8-tm

dlsC. Bomlnd. 88-
Farsi *M Persian

9-84«d.

Sp.88-.\:lp(r4).
IS-

tUmba, BeLCongo 8-933

Btoalla. Viet, 88-18 <D3).
, rir., Sp. 18-HlOb.
Mlomerate* 18-8280,
tod. 17-371

Benard. Abraham Joseph : tre
Fleury.

iloS-Jtb.

•SHARES. India 3-714o; 14-
376 (R7) ; architecture 14-
432b ; rarpet* 6-394a ; hl*-
tory 14-396b, 14-401e. 14-

T&!D»3Td?^04d:

I.;.,.,-. 13- '7.!.

Vtorw

. .

— .dl«t.. India 3-7 lib;
MM.

15-

—.Hindu kingdom. India 3-

— , bridge 4-546*,

— , school (of law) 14-435C.

Bena Hlamba (society) l-338d;

»-291b.

Benarnold. Tex. M-690(K-L5).
Benarty, hill. Scot. 24-lls

(E2) i 10-3390 ; geology 10-

330*. 18-834b.
Benarvet (amir) 80-33*.
Benaa. cape. Egy. 8-40 (C3) ;

Ben Aaner of Tiberias: «

Ajkfon b Aihor
Benasque, Sp. 88-530 (Fl).
Benat, cape. Fr. 10-778 < lir.l.
Benauge, dist.. Fr. 10-776

,> IX

Benavente, Jaclnto 25-586b.
— , Luis Qulnones de 2S-583d ;

Benavente, Port. 88-530 (A3).
— .Sp. 15-530 (C2); battle

(1809) l-10d.

Benavldea. Juan de 13-437.1.
Benavldea, Tex. 88-690 (18).
Benarilla, plain. Port. 2S-:.3,>

(B3); M-nia.
Benbecula. Isl.. Soot 24-41.'

(112); 27-M>4t>; 2S-2t>6d.
— , sound. Scot. 24-412 (A2).
Benbo, int.. Ire. 16-1041).
BENBOW, JOHN 3-7 15c ; 15-

82 Ib.
"Benbow" (battleship) 24-

•.!'..,.

Benbrake, mt.. Soot. 28-628b.
Ben Brirrlev't Journal 4-:.r.:ii..
Ben Buckler, cape, NJ3.W. 19-

638(1)3).
Benburb, Ire.: battle (1646

19-lla; 20-llOd.
Benbury, mt,. Ire. 14-744

BENCE-JONES, HENRY 3-

715d.

-. William 14-7830.
BENCH (diet,) 3-7 13d.

— (Scots law) 28-85 Id.
Bench-end* 88-793c.
Honchers (in law) 14-5840.
BENCH-MARK 3-71' i.
BENCH TABLE 3-7 16a-

— warrant 28-328a ; 2-R46d.
Bend. Antonio mid P. .1

Jacobo : tre Pollajuolo, A

and P.
Bencke. George : on tuition

B-MM.

Bencklsrr. T. (chemist) 8-54c.
Bencllff Grit* 7-132*.
Bencoolcn. Sum. : tee Ben

kulen.
Bend, Oreg. 10-243 (D3).

— (North), Neb.: tee North

BEND (ilict.) 3-718*.

— (heraldic) 13-330*.

— (hydraulic) 14-72a.
Benda. Kranz 3-7 16a.
— , GEORG 3-716*.

— . Slmone : tee Le Bargy

Bendahar* (title) 17-481c.
Ben Davis, pt., N.J. 19-50

(115).
Bende. Nig. 19-678 (Co); 19

l'.7'.l.l.

Bendemann, Ednard 8-71 3b.
Bendemor. N.S.W. 19-53

Bendena. Queens. 2-960 (H5)

Ifadfpjfli William de 4
BENDCRjUeiuk '

71.11. ; 83- , III*

tarjr f7-44i'l. »• •
tender (Fahn-4ar or Fahen-

) ,

:

•vanlltu) : tre

Ilandor Abbanl.

.Ml. A«la M. : tre Eratfl.
MMnv, ( 'apt. 14-7i">i..
tJTlIF I Na-irl : trt Bandar I

Naaitrl.
BeoderU. h. dl.t.. Root. 24-lls

(At); I-48«t>.

Bender-rlllc. Pa. 21-m«i (H8).
laodarr. Hum. : tre H.
tend Fork. rir.. O. 2O-:.-.i

(11-13).

Bendldea (festival) 1-66.V-.
tondlgo (prUo lurlilrr) : trt

Thompson. \V.

BENDIOO. Vi, 1.3-7 10b:I8-Jg
lne*l-95ld.8-9«3d.

— ", SIR

gw

lenedlcta, v ' 1)3).

lenwUctlna (papal bull) 3-

Bendlgx> 8erle* S8-39e.
lendl-Kal : arc dumbo.
Bending, llnra of 28-12 la.
— momont 9- 1 4 ad ; 17-980o ;
beam S8-1020c ; grlrden 4-
450d ; ship 24-UI'.Ph.
Bondl* (myth.) 2-«o:.b ; 13-

193o ; >0-447a.
BENDL. KAREL or KARL 3-

71... .

Bend-leather 3-7I8a.
lendochy. Scot. 21-26.V.
— . hill*. Soot. 14-418 (El),
lendoek, Viet. 28*38 <E3).
Bendob, cape, Java 15-284

<D2>.

' Bend Or " (horac) 13-730a.
Urn Dorain (Maclutyru) 5-
- ••

ilCTINE (liqueur) 8-

731a:10-23ld.

BENEDICTINES 3-731a; 18-
•880 ; Cambridge 8-93a ;
Carthusians 8-4 39 d ; ci.t.-r-
. ; ,•:- 6- I93c : Ki.v •- • '
A:. Satan is--.:.;.- ; DMrt i
18- rn : ... i • ..... i8-i... .
10-1270 ; mission* 18-591a ;
monasteries l-12d ; nuns 3-
723b; of 8t Maur: tee .Man-
rtsta; Oxf.ird 20-406b; Vul-
gate revision 28-22 Ib.

BENEDICTION 3-723c: 18-
583a; of vestment* 17-1080*.

BenrdtctlanalU-IVyb ; of Win-
11-

Benedlotason. Vlrtoria (Ernst
Ahtercn) 88-2201).

.ictu* (popes) : tee Bene

BENEDICTUS (ABBAS) 3-

724.1 : 21-2970.
ienedlctus (le Pnncteur) 3-

: .7.:.

— (Levlta) S-383d ; S-190a.

— (Polonua) : tee Benedict the

Bend Sinister 13-320*.
Bendzln. Poland 21-929 (B3);

21-632b; mining 21-632b,

21-'J !'.•».

Bcncborak. Pal. 21-403*.
Icnecia. Cal. : tre Bcnlcia.
lenodoL Mrxiui 13-;i30a.
BENEDEK. LUDWIG,

von 3-716o ; 18-07'Jd ; 24-

7100.
Brncdcn, Edouord van9-32.s,l;

14-149b.
— , Pu-rre Joseph van, 7-714c;

7-7I.M- : 7-
Jenedenia obert hi : tee Aggro-

iMt i.

— octoplana : tre Aggregata.
Bcnedottc. Le : tee Cost!-

plionc. Giovanni Benedetto.
Benedetti. Giovanni Hattista

5-106C.
BENEDETTI, VINCENT, count

3-7 17c: 12-

— of Todl, Jacopo del : tee
Jacopo.

Benedetto, M. 5-735*.

— (illuminator) 2-7d.

— (sculptor) 28-7 1 I.-.
Benedetto Brin " (battle-
shin) 24-904C.

Benedetto Carlssimus 23-073d.

— Pessaro : tee Pessaro, Bene-
detto.

Benedick and Beatrice : see
h Ado About \oltting.

BENEDICT (OF NURSIA). ST
3-719,1 ; 25-10610 ; breviary
4-503c; hymnody 14-184b
monastic Ideal 18-GSSc
scholarship 6-450o ; Tern
j)lars26-591b.

BENEDICT I. (Pope) 3-718*.

— II. (Pope) 3-718*.

— HI. (Pope)3-718a.

— IV. (Pope)3-71Sb.

— V. (Pope) 3-7 1 Sh ; 23-607b.

— VI. (Pope) 3-71 Sb :23-067d

— VII. (Pone) 3-718b.

— VIII. (Pope) 3-7 18b;
c. •'•'•.

— IX. (Pope) 3-718b; 23
688d.

— X. (Pope) 3-7180 ; 20-690d
9-473d.

— XI. (Pope) 3-718o : golden
rose 12-209d ; Templars oon
firmed 26-5 96a ; tomb 21

I'. I s '.

— XII. (Pone) 3-718d: 20
701r : 23-07 7 b ; Benedi.-t In,-
3-7-.'2c ; Cathay cmbawy 17
717b ; Petrarch's epistles 21
311c.

— XIII. (anti-pope) 3-718d
20-703b: 1-438*.

— XIII. (Pope) 3-719b; 12
210a; 2O-3.11b.

— XIV. (Pope) 3-719b; 20
713b ; 2-158*.

BENEDICT (OF ALIGNAN) 3
719c,

— (of Anlane) 3-721d.
BENEDICT (BISCOP) 3-721a

9-44 lii; 28-1000 ; library
333c.

— (Qrondal) : tee Grondal
Bcnedlkt.

' -..

) I «M Jacob

3-71M.

BENEVENTO.
MM) I ii

...•.-.
S.V49

BENEDICTUS (hymn of Zoc
bartas)3-7-.'l<l.'

B I) 17-M-.I.-.

li-nedirtui l)cus (papal bull)
27-249C.

Bcnodlkt. Morlz 7-374a.

BENEDIX. JULIUS RODER
ich 3-725b.

BENEFICE 3-725b : appropri
ation2-229c; colonial church
l-20b : deprivation 8-80 Ib ;
dilapidations 8-370o ; first-
frulU 2-64b: inhibition 14-
569o ; lapse 16-207d ; lay In-
vestiture 14-7 22b ; medieval
8-SOOb ; plurality 21-857c ;
presentation to 1-2 1 -V ;
qnare impcdit 22-711b;
Roman Catholic patronage
23-499a; simony 25-134a.

— (French land tenure) 10-
1080.

— d'invcntalredn French law) ;
tee Bcnetlcium Inventarii.

Bcncflcence, Society of (1818;

27-838b.

Flcneflccncia. order of 15-866d
Benefices (Scotland) Act (1843

24-1';...,.
Brnrftces, Book of : see Liber

Beneftciorum.
liraellciarius (title) 1-2
BENEFICIARY (di.-t.) 3-726C,
llenellcium : are Benefice.

— competcntiae 20-872C.

— divlsionis 12-65.ria.

— inventarii, in Unman law
23-.->7.)b; 14-7 18a; In ScoU
law 10-6 Ic.

Bern-lit Building S.x-ieties : tee
Building Societies.

— of Clorey : see Clergy
Benefit of.

— of Inventory : tee Bene
flcium inventarii.

Benefliio delta Morle di Crish

Bcnoharnum, Fr. : tee Loscar.
BENEKE, FRIEDRICH EDU

ard 3-72Gc ; 4-G62o ; 16

915a ; 2-7850,

Bcncnden. Kent9-424 (IV. D4!
Benrpa (Banepa), India 19

— , state. India 19-381d.
Beneralrd, mt., Soot. 24-41

(D4).
Beneachan, Ana. (Budwci

dist.) 3-4 (D2).
— , Ans. (Prague dist.) 3-

(D2).

Bene wed : tee Sesame,
Beneahe. Or. : tee Malvasia.
Benet College (Cambridge)

tee Corpus Christ! Colleirc.
BENETT, ETHELDRED 3

727d.

Benevalete 8-302d.
Bcncveian, lake, Scot. 24-41

(I'-M.

Benrvcnte, riv.. Bra*. 9-775b
Bendvent-TAbbaye, Ft. 10

778 (E4) ; 7-43IC.
Benevcnto, Giovanni Bonrt

duke of : tee Gandla. dnk

of.
— , Glsulf. duke of : trt Glanlf

i : is-
8M|

(1175 n.. .) 13-

13-:i07a 1* battle
10-45301 oaUMdrml 8-
T3$b; coin, (roedlerftlt 19-

90lo ; duohr 8-450d : papal
state 88-itoid ; revolt (776)
18-8090 ; suffragan. 18-18* ;
Tralan's arch 13- 1 :
19Ibtl'la

I7td", 17-
•late).
— , prov.. It. 18-7* ; agrl

..uli.in.18-10*.
Jeoevontuin. It. (Campania) :
... i .........

Venella) 18-16 (C3).

>.ila. Ala. 1-4AO i '

lenevolence. O*. 11-762 (III).

Benevolenoa (ethics) 9-832a ;

Cumberland7-831c; Hntone-

sonl4-lll. : M.ire 9-8280.

— (phrenolnryj U-537a,
BENEVOLENCE (ram of

money) 3-72Kh ; 9-410o ; 9-
537b;eocle.ia«tlcal:*MAld*;
Madagascar 17-27 7c.
— , order of : tee Compassion.

order of.

Jenezct, Antony 18-333*.
tenexett. Pa. 21-106 (F3).
ten Ezra : tee Ibn Ezra.
Jenfer, Pa. 21-106 (114).
BENFEY, THEODOR 3-738d ;

15-407c;11.430o.
Benneldslde, Dur. 8-413 (I.

E3); 8-707d.

BenOect (North). Eat. 18-943
(02).

— (South). Esa. 9-4*4 (IV.
I»3) ; 9-785d.

— : battle (i-94) 1-583*.

Centra, tribe l-330b ; 7-155c;
19-9c ; language 3-359b.

Bcngalrn. hill. Scot. 25-377d ;
15-832a.

Bengal. Ky. 15-740 (C.I).
, .Minn. 18-.'.:.0 (!•

BENGAL, prov.. India 3-729a ;
14-376 (L-N7); administra-
tion 4-983c ; 14-409o ; 13-
56d ; army 2-615b ; chron-
oluiry 13-.'>00d; famine 10-
1071) ; history 14-409a, 4-
609c. 11-53 Id : industri 7-
276d, 7-299J, 15-604a ; land
Bettlementl4-387h,14-410a
legislation 14-434c ; parti
tlon 8-830d ; population 11-
636c, 2-752b ; railwa? 3-
731c ; treaty (17.'i7) 8-G61d.

Bcnga! "tylS-iOlc-

BENGAL, BAY OF, India 3-
733a; 14-382 (1C-O1'.')
depth 19-973b : monsoons
2-744b.

Bengal cardamom 5-3 1 4 d.

— cotton 7-258a.
Bengal Herald 19-568*.
Briunill (costume ) 14-420a.
BENGALI (laniniaee) 3-733a

14-l»s.l; dtcUonarlea 8-198*

literature 8-736c.
Bengall-san 13-500d.
Bengalla. X.S.W. 19-538 (Fl).
Bengal leopard : tee Indian

leopard.

— lights 10-422d.

— quince : tee Bacl fruit,

— Sappers and M iners 23-7 06d

— School (of law) 14-4:t5c.

— Tenancy Act (1885) 14-387

BENGAZI, Trip. 3-736a ; 1-32

(Kl).

— , dist.. Trip. 1-320 (Fl).
Bcnge, Ky. 15-740 (E3).
Ben-Gebec 3-465a.
BENGEL, JOHANN AL

brcoht 3-7 :;«!•: 3-S848,
Bengeo, Herts. 19-25a.
Bengcr. Sir Thomas 23-222a.
Ben Gerson : tee Gersonide*

1..-V,.

Bengeworth.Worcs. 9-420 (III

D2) ; 10-lla.

Ben-Ghazl, Trip. : fee Bengaz
— state. Trip. : tee Barca,
Bengkalls, Sum. 28-71 (B2).

-Mini. 28-71 (B2).
BenKkunat, bay. Sum. 26-

(B4).
BetiKore Head, cape. Ire. 14

7 1 1 (El) ; geology 2-153b.
lie nirst fors, Swcd. 19- S,

i H-K3); 28-190 (B2).
BENGUELLA (Sao Felipe d

llrntnirlla), Ang. 3-737b ; 6-

92:1 (AG).
— , dist., Ang. 6-923 (B6) ; 2

38c ; lonjniajre 3-359r,
Benirurlla current 1-857C,
Bengnerua, IsL, Port. E. A

25-466 (M-N3).
Benguet, prov.. P.Is. 21-39

(B3 & C2) ; 2l-395a.
Bentnit, cape, Alg. 1-643 (Bl
Benha, Egy. 9-23 (C3); I

370.

•-
.

**|(B1)-

. .
8-7l»4o ; 89-

, Ind. 14-4M (07).
1704 « li.

Cifrra «-7»7b.

k'a. 88- 1 It (III).

fohlll. lia. 11-74J,:
m Hill Co, O*. 11-761 (.
rn llur (Wallace) 1-S4MI
M-37T*.

lenl (reformer) 12-3584.
lenl, India 14-378 (K5).
BCNI. dept.. Bol. 3-737o ; 4-

107 (B-CTT); 4-171d.
BENI.rlv.. li»l.a-727b; 4-167
(111): 1-7H5 (map): l-7*ib.
Bool. triU-. W.Af. »-73»a.
Benl Abbes, ilor.
(F-03).

ml ademprivlll (It, land-cys-
tem) M-mii.
Benl Adi. Kp. 9-40 (HI).
OENI-AMER 3-737C ; l-3X9b.
Benlc*rl6.Bp.l8-530(F2); 6-

473*.

Bentcla. Cal. 8-8 (B3).
Jcnlcla Boy (prlzo-Ocbter) I

tee Heenan, John c.
Benlczky. Peter lS-925d.
tenidorm, Sp. 18-530 (E-F3).
Denier (engineer) ll-497d.
lenigne, St8-270b.
' :nign tumour : tre Non-
malignant tumour.
Benlguet, lal.. Fr. 10-778

(B3).
Benl Ilamld, riv. Pal. 89-601

Benl Barb, Benl Eelb. tee. i
tee Harb, Belli ; Krlb. DenL
tic., except at below.

— Hasan, Egy. 9-40 (112) ;
columns 8-747c ; goldsmith's
art 21-79(ia ; mummies 18*
967b : tombs 9-76a, 9-82c.
7-226b (fig.).

— Uosaan. mt,, Slor. 18-851

— Haasen. mt,. Slor. 18-851
-i I ..

Benl-Hud 19-2 4 9d.
Benl-Iaguen, Alg. l-646b ; 19-

! ! . .

BENI ISRAEL (tribe) 3-737d.

— Kurt (dynasty) : tee Kurt.

— Lope (dynasty) : tre Cast.
Benl.

Bcni -Madan, nit., Slor. 18-851

(Kl); 18-854C.
Bcnlmadhab Do* (poet) 27-

3G9d.
Benl Slansur, Alg. 1-643 (Cl) ;

4-3 16b.

— SIcleh. riv., Alg. 21-390d.
Benin, Nig. 3-7^ea; 19-678

BENIN, country. W.Af. 3-

737d.
— . riv., W.Af. 3-738a ; 19-678

(BJ).
— , Bigilt of, gulf, W.Af. 8-

737d; 12-6960.
Men! Nairn. Pal. 20-602 <C6).
Bt-ning, Simon (of Ghent) 14-

318d.

Benini, Lorenzo l-537c.
llcnl oil plant : tre Benni oil

plant.

Bcni Ounif, Alg. 27-3,', "b.
Benlon-sky, Slajor 18-630*.
Bcni Sadden, mt., Slor. 18-851

— Saf,' Ate. 1-643 (A3).

— SaJeh.Torest, Alg. l-644d.
Benisalem. Sp. 17-l50d.

Benl Serra] : tee Abenccrrare*.
Uenl SbangaJ. dtaU, A! i-
94c; 10-219d.

— Snossen. mt., Slor. 18-851
(Kl).

— Suef, E«T. »-40 (B2); f
lib ; ,, . .-• . l-i.-i. :

— Suef, proT., Egy. t-29a ; 8-
llOa.

Urn i to. riv., W.Af. 19-9b.
BENITOITE 3-739a.
Hcnivieni. Glrolamo 14-906a.
Hrii:7.i, .St Fllippo : tct Philip

BcEtzi. St.
Benlzze, Gr. 12-424 (AD ; 7-

145b.
BENJAMIN (blbL) 3-739a|

IS-.MSd ; Ephraim 9-679d :

Ui!ead24-236b.

— (de Nehawendi) 13-1 72c.

— (OFTUDELA)3-7..'Jb; 11-
624dj 26-84-tc.

— , C. H. (emrinocrl 22-641D.
— , JUDAH PHILIP 3-739C.
— , Simeon 9-297h.
Benjamin. Tei. 26-690 (O-H3).
— . ftah27-814(C3).
" Benjamin Franklin " (ahip)
2-3l9b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

91

BENJ-BERIG

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

Benjamin, Testament of 20

952c.

Benk, Johannes 24-514c.
Benkelman, Neb. 19-324 (C4)

19-323b.

Benkenhoff (engineer) 4-631c.
Benkovac, Dalru. 3-4 (D4) ; 7

.773d.
Benkulen, Sura. 26-71 (B3)

26-73b ; 17-470a ; climate

26-72b.

— , resid., Sum. 26-71 (B3)
26-73b ; 17-453d ; nutmegs
19-920b ; population 26-
72d.

Benld, 111. 14-304 (C4).

BEN LED1, mt., Scot. 3-740a

24-41S (C2) ; geology 24-

412c.

Ben Ledi group 8-660c.
Ben Lister Glen, val., Scot. 2-

8450.

Benlliure, Mariano 24-5 I'm.
BENLLIURE Y GIL, JOSE 3-

740b; 20-515b.
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
7 int. ; 24-418 (B2).

— Lomond, mt., Tas. 19-538
(Bl); 2-942C.

BEN LOWES, EDWARD 3-

740b.
BEN MACDHUI, mt., Scot. 3-

740c : 24-412 (E2) ; geology

l-50b.
Ben Meir (Jewish scholar) 24

5J2a.
Benraore Head, Ire. : gee Fair

Head.
" Ben-my-Chree " (ship) 24-

8S4c.

Benna (carriage) : see Sirpea.
Bennachie, mt., Scot. 24-412

(F2); l-50a; 14-722a; geo-

logy l-50b.
Benmn, head, Scot. 24-412

(C4); 2-644c.

— , lake, Scot. 24-413 (C3).
Bennane, head. Scot. 24-112

(C4).

— Hill, Scot. : geology 3-75b.
Ben Naphthali (Hebrew

writer) 13-17 !d.
Benndorf, Friedrich August
Hans 2-S61a.

— , Otto 12-486b.
Bennebeola, rnte., Ire. : see

Twelve Pins.
Bennebroek, Holl. 13-588 (B2);

19-7 85b.

Bennekom, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
Bennet, Abraham 9-176d ; 9-

•'

— , Christopher 18-49d.

— , Henry, earl of Arlington :
see Arlington.

— , James 4>121c.

— , John Joseph 4-661d.

— , Louis 23-854C ; 2-S48b.
Bennet, Can. 4-600 (Bl).

— , Colo. 6-722 (F2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B2).

— , isl., Arct.O. 21-938 (Bl) ;
25-10 (K-L1) ; 19-536d.

— , lake, Can. 1-472 (M3) ; 28-
945a.

Bennet (bot.) : see Red-top.
Bennet Bank, sandbank, Ire.

14-744 (F3).
Bennett, A. W. 13-653c.

— , C. (photographer) 21- 19 la.

— .CHARLES EDWIN (scho-
lar) 3-740d.

— , Debell 20-439C.

— , Enoch Arnold 9-C44a.

— , George (naturalist) 8-87 Ib ;
9-337b.

— , G. T. (engineer) 17-1017d.

— , JAMES GORDON (b. 1794)
3-740d ; 19-569D.

— , James Gordon (b. 1841) 3-
741b ; 7-970c.

— , JOHN(madrigalist)3-741b.

— , JOHN HUGHES (physi-
cian) 3-741b ; 12-7646L

— , Joseph 3-937c.

— , Philip 8-58Sa.

— , Richard (author) 10-548b.

— , Richard (gov. of Va.) 28-
122d; 28-125a.

— , SIR WILLIAM STERN-
dale3-741c ; 2S-412b.

Bennett, la. 14-732 (F3).

— , N'eb. 19-324 (H4).

— , X.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.
Bennettites20-546b; 12-757c;

20-547b (flg.).
Bennett Law (Wis. 1889) 28-

7470.

Bennetts, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
Bennetts, N.Z. 19-C24 (D5).
Bcnuettsbridge, Ire. 14-744

(D4).
Bennett's cassowary : sec

Mooruk.
Bennetts Creek, riv., Ark. 2-

552 (Cl).

— Creek, riv., Md. 17-828
(E2).

— Peak, mt., N.Mex. 19-520
(Bl).

— Switch, Ind. 14-422 (E3).
Bennettsville., Ind. 14-422

(FS).

— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Bennett's wallaby 15-651d.
Bennettville, Minn. 18-550

(D4).
BEN NEVIS, int., Scot. 3-742a ;

24-412d ; 24-412 (D3) ; rain-
fall 24-418d.
Bennigsen, Alexander Levin,

Count von 3-742c.
— , LEVIN AUGUST, Count

von 3-742b.
—.RUDOLPH VON 3-742c ;

ll-882a.
Bcnniholla, riv., India 14-382

(F12).

Benning, D.C. 17-828 (D4).
Bennington, Ida. 14-276 (D4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G7).
— , Kan. 15-654 (El).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F7).
— , Neb. 19-324 (113).
— , N.H. 19-490 (D5) ; battle

(1777)19-497c.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
— . Okl». 20-58 (E-F4).
BENNINGTON, Vt. 3-743a ;

19-490 (A6) j battle (1777)

l-843c.
— , Long, Lines. : see Long

Bennington.

— Centre, Vt. 3-743a.

— Co., Vt. 19-490 (A6-B5).
Bcnui oil plant 25-55b.
Bennisch, Aus. 3-4 (E2) ; 25-

92c.

BENNO 3-743b ; 9-362c.

Ben nut 19-9 18a.

Benobara, Scot. : see Stirling.

Ben oil 2O-46b.

Benois, Albert 2O-517d.

Benoist (physician) 28-888a.

Benoist, mt.. N.G. 19-487 (Cl).

BENOIT (DE SAINTE-MORE
or Saint Maura) 3-743c ; 2-
33a ; 14-898b : 27-318a.

— (of St Alban) 2-341).

— (Vaillant) : see Charron,
Pierre.

BENOIT, PETER LEONARD

Leopold 3-7 l:,l..
Benoit, Miss. 18-600 (B2).
Benoneh, riv., Bor. 4-262d.
Benoni (bibl.) 3-739a.
Benop, China 6-168 (F3).
Benore, Pa. 21-106 (F-G4).
Benozzo Gozzoli : see Gozzoli.
Benrather Linie 11-779C.
Ben Rhydding, Yorks. 14-

300b.
Ben Saddi, Nathan (pseud.) 8-

373d.
Bensbach, riv., N.G. 19-487

(D3).

— Creek, bay, N.G. 19-487
(C3).

Bcnsberg, Ger. 11-808 (I. K7).

Bens Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(D-E5).

Bensenville, III. 14-304 (D2).

BENSERADE, ISAAC DE 3-
744a.

Bensersiel, Ger. ll-233c.

Bensford 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 Club ,8-585d : 6-
574b.

Bensley, B. A. 17-778d : 17-
780a ; 28-1006b.

— , ROBERT 3-7 III..

Benso (family) 5-586c.

Benson, Arthur C. 3-745b.

— , Edward Frederick 3-7 45c.

— .EDWARD WHITE (arch-
bishop) 3-744b ; 16-712c ; 5-
211d.

— , FRANCIS ROBERT 3-745C.

— , FRANK WESTON 3-745d ;
28-350b.

— , GEORGE 3-746a.

— , R. M. 7-348d.

— , Robert Hugh 3-745c.

— , W. A. S. 3-745C ; 18.213b.

Benson, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— , Ariz. 2-544 (C4) ; 2-547c.

— , 111. 14-304 (C3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— , La. 17-54 (A2).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B5).

— ,N.C. 19-772 (D2).

Benson, N.Dak. 19-780 (El

F2).
— , Oxon. : battle (8th cent.

2O-416d; British remains

4-592d ; glass manufacture

20-41 7c ; Offa captures 20-

15b.

— , Vt. 19-490 (A4).
Bensonhurst, N.Y. 19-596 (14)
Benson-Lee lamp 16-643a.
Benson Mines, N.Y. 19-596

(El).

Bens Run, W.Va. 28-560 (B2)
BENT, JAMES THEODORE

3-746a; 2-255d ; 9-847a.
Bent, N.Mex. 19-520 (E4).
Bent (bot.) : sec Red-top.
BENT (diet.) 3-746C.
Bent Canyon, Colo. 6-722 (G4)

— Co., Colo. 6-722 (G4).
Bentcreek, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Bent-grass : see Red-top.
Benthall, Salop. 4-651a.

— Hall, mansion, Salop. 2-
419a ; 24-1022d.

BENTHAM, GEORGE 3-746c.
— , JEREMY 3-747c ; classifl
cation of knowledge 6-462b ;
codification of laws 6-633C ;
duelling 8-642c ; and Du-
mont 8-666a ; on English
law 9-606b, 15-579C ; ethics
9-836a; on evidence 10- 1 2b ;
frugality banks 24-24:id ;
and Grote 12-619C ; Hel
vetius's influence 13-254d .
librarv 16-554d : James .Mill
18 - 453b ; on legal notions
10-319b ; on moral obliga-
tion 26-747d; prison-scheme
22-:!62b ; utilitarianism 27-
82 Id.

— , Sir Samuel 3-746c.

Benthamia 20-?>52a.

Bentheim, Ger. 11-808 (A2) ;
11-834 (hist. map).

Benthopectinidae 8-880b.

Benthophilus 5-454b.

Benthos 21-720c ; l-596d.

1 it-ill inck. Lord George : see
Bentinck, Lord William
George Frederick Cavendish.

— , LORD WILLIAM 3-749b ;
and Carbonari 5-307d ;
Indian rule 14-4 12c; in
Italy 15-47c ; and Murat
(1814) 19-28c; in Sicily
(1806-1814) 15-48a; Suttee
laws 26-171c; Thugee sup-
pression 26-896b.

— , LORD WILLIAM GEORGE
Frederick Cavendish 3-749C :
9-561b.

— , William, 1st earl of Port-
land : see Portland, William
Bentinck, 1st earl of.

Bentinck, isl., Austr. 2-960
(F3).

Bcntincks, isl., Bur. 4-840 (E9).

BENTIVOGLIO, GIOVANNI 3-
749d.

— , GUIDO 3-750a , 27-888c.

Bentkowski, Felix 21-928d.

Bentlage, castle, Ger. 23-233a.

Bentley, E. H., electric rail-
way 27-121a.

— , J. H. 2-437d.

— , RICHARD (scholar) 3-
750b ; in Battle of the Books
26-225b ; Collins and 6-
692a ; Cunningham's criti-
cisms 7-633b ; in Dunciad
22-85a ; Dutch scholarship
influenced 6-454c ; W. King
and 15-8040 ; Middleton
and 18-415c ; researches on
Babrius 3-97a ; Wetstein
and 28-564C.

— , RICHARD (publisher) 3-
752d.

— , Samuel 3-753a.

— , Thomas 28-465d.

— , WUliam 27-596b.

Bentley, Hants. 9-420 (III. F4).

— , 111. 14-304 (A3).

— , N.Y : see Tottenville.

— , Okla. 20-58 (E-F3V.

— , Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2).

— , isl., N.G. : see Anagusa.

— , wood, Wilts. 28-698a.

— , Great, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (12).

— Manor, N.Y. : see Totten-
ville.

Benttty's Misrellany 3-753a ;

8-1 Mo; 3-399d.
Bentley superheated steam

engine 18-924c.
Bentleyville, Pa. 21-106 (B5).
Bently, Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Bento, riv., W.Af. : nee Brass.
Bentoak, Miss. 18-600 (D2).
BENTON, THOMAS HART 3-

753a.

Benton, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (D3).
— , Can. 19-465 (B2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (G4).
— , IU. 14-304 (D6).

Benton, Ind. 14-422 (F2).

— , Kan. 15-6J4 (E3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (B2).

— , La. 17-54 (Al).

— , Ale. 17-434 (C4).

— f;Miss. 18-000 (B3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).

— , Nfd. 19-479 (C2).

— , N.H. 19-490 (D3).

— , O. 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 (Al).

— Co., la. 14-732 (E-F2).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (C3>.

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (C-D5).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (Cl).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (( '3).

— Co., Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (C-D1).

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (F3).
Benton group (geol.) 27-631a ;

7-4 17c.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. 3-

754a; 18-372 (D7).
Bcntonia, 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

(1865) l-825d.
— , O. 20-26 (C7).
— , Va. 28-118 (D2).
Bentotte, Cey. 14-382 (H16).
Ben-Tre, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E6) ;

14-492b.
Bentry, heath, Ess. : see

Becontree heath.
Bcntschen, Ger. 11-808 (E-F2).
Bentuni, gulf, N.G. 19-187

(Bl).

Benturong : see Bint urong.
Benty, Fr.Gui. 11-204 (B4) ;

ll-102d.

Benu (rel.) 21-457d.
BENUE, riv., W.Af. 3-754b ;

5-110 (A3); 19-678 (D4) ;

19-675a ; exploration by

Flesel 10-494b; by Laird

16-S4c ; by R. and J. Lander

16-154b ; Shari connexion

5-lllb ; see also Niger, riv.

— sandstone 5-11 Ib.
Benut, Bor. 4-257 (B2).
Benuwe, riv., W.Af. : see

Benue.
Ben Uzziel, Jonathan : see

Jonathan oen Uzziel.
Benvane, mt., Scot. 24-418

<C2).
BEN VENUE, mt., Scot. 3-

754b; 24-418 (B-C2) ; 21-

262a.

Benvie. Dundee 8-676c.
Benville, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
— , 111. 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 (IV.

B2).

Benwood, W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).
Beny-Bocage, FT. 10-778 (D3).
Benzaconine l-152a.
Benzal acetone 3-754d.

— chloride 3-754c.
BENZALDEHYDE 3-754b ;

action of light 21-484C ;
Liebig's researches 16-59 Ic.

Benzaldime hydrochloride 3-
754c.

Benzaldoxime 3-754d ; 20-
419c

Benzamarone 15-763a.

Benzamic acid 6- I'.le.

Benzamide 3-756d.

Benzamidine l-855b.

Benzelius, Erik 26-217b ; 27-
783b.

Benzenberg, G. H. 27-403b.

BENZENE 3-755b ; 6-52b ; 6-
55c ; action with argon 2-
478a ; action of chlorine on
21-484C ; boiling point 25-
94 Ic ; coal gas enrichment
ll-489c ; crystalline form
7-591h; extraction 6-598b ;
freezingpoint25-941b; mole-
cnlarstructure27-848c; mor-
photropy 6-7 4b : spectrum
25-«31b.

Benzene-azo-ethane 3-82d.

— azo-meta anisole 3-82b.

— azo-methane 3-82d.

— azo-nitroethane 3-82c.

— azo-phenol : see Oxyazo-
benzene.

— compounds : see Aromatic
compounds.

— diazonium bromide 8-1 73c.

— diazonium chloride 8-17 la :
8-173c.

Benzene diazonium hydroxide
8- 17 3d; 8-174c.

— diazonium nitrate 8-173c.

— diazonium perbromido 8-
173c.

— diazonium sulphaio 8-290a.

— diazo oxide 8-1 7: id.

— diazotic acid 8-17:id.

— dicarboxylic acid : see
Phthalic acid.

— hexacarboxylic acid : see
Mollitic acid.

— induline 23-1000a.

— sulphinic acid 26-61a.

— sulphochloride 26-OOd : 1-
S56d.

— sulphonic acid 26-60d.

— tricarboxylic acid 6-54a :
see also Trimesic acid.

Benzcnoid compounds : see

Aromatic compounds.
Benzert, Tun. : sec Bizerta.
Benzhydrol 3-757c.
Benzidam : see Aniline.
BENZIDINE3-755d ; 8-747d.
Benzio Co., Mich. 18-372

(D-E5).

Benzil3-757a; 7-581b.
Benzimidazole 14-332a.
Benzimidazolono 6-59a.
Benzinduline 14-507b ; 23-

lOOOa.

Benzine 3-755b.
Benz-isoxazoles : see Indoxa-

zenes.

Benzo (dyes) 8-747b.
Benzoated lard 16-214c.
Bcnzoates 3-756c.
Benzoazurine 8-747b.
Bcnzo cyanine 8-7 47 b.

— diazines 6-60b.
Benzoene : see Toluene.
Benzoflavin l-155c ; 8-746d.
Benzofurfuranes : see Couma-

rones.

BENZOIC ACID 3-756b ; as
food preservative l-226b ;
morphotropy 6-7 4c; steric
hindrance 25-894a.

— aldehyde : see Benzalde-
hyde.

— anhydride 3-756d.
BENZOIN (chem.) 3-757a ; 5-

501d.
BENZOIN (resin) 3-757b ; as

incense 14-:>50c,14-350d, 14-

353a ; in pharmacy 3-757a.
Benzoin tree 17-913b.
Benzol : see Benzene.
Benzon, Alfred : yacht meas*

urement 28-893d.
Benzonia, Mich. 18-372 (D5).
Benzonitrile 19-98d ; 22-530C.
Benzo oxazines 6-60b.
BENZOPHENONE3-757C ; 21-

484c.

— oxime 20-419c.
Benzopurpurin 8-747b.
Benzopyrazines : see Quinoxa-

lines.

Benzopyrazoles 14-37 la.
Benzopyrimidines : see Quin-

azolines.

Benzopyrones 22-694c.
Benzopyrrol : see Indole.
Benzoquinone 22-760b.
Benzosol 22-693b.
Benzothiazoles 26-845b,
Benzothiophene 6-60a.
Benzotrichloride 3-756c.
Benzoxazoles 6-60a ; 20-400C.
Benzoyl 6-48b ; 16-591c.

— acetone l-136d.

— aminoacetic acid : see Hip*
puric acid.

— aminochloramylamine 22-
69 Ic.

— aminovaleric acid 6-942b.
• — arbutm : see Cellotropin.

— azide : see Benzoyl azoimide.

— azoimide 3-83a.

— benzoic acid 2-106c.

— chloride3-756d; l-526a; 16-
481a.

— ecgonine 6-61 5a.

— glycocoll: see Hippuricacid.

— glycollic acid 13-523a ; 3-
82d.

— hydrazine 3-82d.

— hydrazoate : see Benzoyl
azoimide.

— hydrogen peroxide 3-754d.
Benzoylniethyl ecgonine : see

Cocaine.

Benzoyl salicin : see Populin.
Benzpiazthiole 6-59a.
Benzsulphohydroxamic acid

19-716a.

Benzthiazoles 6-60a.
BENZYL ALCOHOL 3-757C.
Benzyl- allyl-phenyl - ammoni-

iim sulphonate l-857a.

— allyl-phenyl methylamine
iodide l-857a.

Benzylamine l-858a.
Benzyl aminoacetaldehyde 22-
759d.

— carbinol 17-321a.

— chloride 3-754c.

— ethyl propyl siliool 25-8940.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

full use of thl* Index It I*

instructions given on Page /.

Hal to read the BENJ-BERIG

>l-M7d; 3-

; ter
unU».

toomd. Starr. : trr Ildgfrnd*.
(TAanloao
ill. lakr. .-.--.I- a4-4ll

I ., ^ f

Korored (king of Merrim) 16-
•ogmraM OOtg at Mrrcia) U-

ilUK. triln- 3-7.-.7.1 : 1-

i i

B

•« : t-e08a ;

i.i-;;«a.
Mad. 17-J7I

ap. 15-lliii.l.

._- i-;r.ll,.

Seoula. Hi.. W.I. 26-544 (F2) ;

Bequlldy. \VaJes9-488 (V. E3).

.1.26-379(1)3).
— . Turk. : ttt Karafi-na.
Ber (hot.) 16-S46c : 25-lOla.
ing. : tee Kla-Ber.

ll.-r:.. U*> 1-1 I'-'-.

-. India 14-376 (ES).
lierarh. riv.. India 14-376 (F7).
Beraehiah (Hebrew author) 13-

Berods : trr Baruds.

petoea. Turk.A*. : trr Aleppo.

,-rli. In-. 14-744 (D2).

i liui.li- 3-761C.

— . JEAN(li;:t> 1711) 3-761b;
commode 11-364 (PI. IV.
fig. 1).

—.Jean (1678-1716) 2-761c.

Berok el Khiom, Egy. 4-954
(AS).

Beraldi. Henri : on book-col-
lecting 4-.

Benubyrig, Uxon. : tee Ban
bury.

Ilerune. Turk. 27-426 (A2)

BERA'NG'ER, PIERRE JEAN

D* 3-7610 ; 11-1 Hi-.; 28-
1864.

Bera Nloko, Cong. 11-99 (B2).

Bcrar. India : trr Hyderabad.

BERAR, div.. In.lia 3-70:ta
14-:ls2 (G9): 5-i.Mi-; llritist
lease 14-32c; I mad Shah
dynasty 14-402C : trr alto
Central Provinces and Berar

Berar.l. .1. K. 13- Hub.

— , JOSEPH FREDERIC 3-
7.; Id.

Berardius arnouxl : tee Al
noux's beaked whale.

Berordus, Odcrlslus : tee Oder
talus of Bcne vent urn.

Berosia, dist., India :

BERAT.''Turk.3-7«4a; 27-426
(A3).

Berau. div.. Bor. 4-257 (C2).

BER A UN (Iteraunka). Aus. 3-
764a ; 3-4 <C2).

— . riv.. Aus. 2-4 (CS) ; 4-122c

Berowinnio, MJB.W. 19-538
(B-C1).

Berbamine 3-764c.

Bcrbcgal. Sp. 25-:>30 (E2).

Berbcnno, It. 26-.' I.' (HI).

BERBER, Sud. 3-7641. : 26-9
(CS); Nile gauge at 19
696d ; trade route 9-123d.

— .prov., Sud. 3-764a; 26-9
(C2-1).

Berber (language) 3-766o : 21
427a ; dialects 12-894a
18-- - M: dictionaries 6-199d

BERBERA. Somlnd. 3-7641)
2S-:!79 (D2); rainfall 25
3S11..

Berberi : tee Kanuri.

Berberia, Isl.. P. I?. 22-1 21 (B2)

Berberidaceae 3-386n.

Berber! n : trr Nubians.

BERBERINE 3-764c; l-686a
8-746d.

Berberis : tet Borberry.

Berber!!. Hussein Ago: tt
Hosoin Aga Berber!!.
r ariil 22-6910.

BERBERS 3-764d : l-3S9d
Arab conquest 5-3.1a foil
1-33 Ic ; archaeology 3
765a. 1-6460, 27-289d : an
Eastern Haraites 12-8930
and Iberians 13-876b ; Ian
gnages: ter Berber (Ian
gnoge) above ; Scrgi's class
ftootion 12-893C ; In Spain

2»-J40c.

I :

OCR. RENE 3-78UI..

rKi

— .vDanij. iirn.itui. 12*676o !
12-U7W.1; 12-4700.

— . rtv.. Hr.i
Uh

leraeo.

TI

Kn .

("in" miMlo) 2-
IlrrU. : trr

rk,-l.-v.
ICRCHEM. NICOLA AS 3-

767b; U-341D.
lu-r. li.-rn. H.-IK. 3-niis (HI) ; 2-

Sarcher. Jean : tee Dautorral.
tevhw. Swiu. 26-»4'.' .
Barahean, 1'M-rro: ire Ber-

sulre. Pierre.
OerchlngML. Ko*. : tee BarkintT.
Uurrhman*. Joanna : tee Court -

mans, Joanna.
Berch.inu*. Pi-triu: let Ber

suirv. Pii-nv.
BERCHTA 3-707b.
9ERCHTESGADEN (llen-h-

thoHirailcii). (. rr. 3-707 b; 11

. 24->sd.
Ucn-htholil (Ucn-litnld): trr

old.
BERCK, Kr. 3-767c ; 10-77S

i Kl i ; 3->--'la.
ll.-ivl.iir. MINK. 18-iiiM) (112).
— , Tex. 26-69(1 (i.
Bamenyl. Ik-la 13-U28a-
Bercxel, Hung. 3-1
Berczlk. ArpAd 13-928O ; 13-

;i tft .
Berda. rir.. Run. 23-874 (I.

ji.- .

Bcrdan. HI. 14-:;»l (B4).
Berdani. riv., Syr. 16- : IH.1.
Berdeatople, Dev. : tec Darn

staple.
Bcrdianak, Russ. : tee Brrdy-

onok.

-rditM-ir (khan) 18-7 17.1.
BEHDlCHEVill.T.li.'li.-tl.ItuSS.

3-767c: 23-S74 (I. B2).
BERDYANSK, KII>S. 3-707C

23-S7I 1 1. !•:•.) : 26-456b.
Bero(liot.) 3-4050.

Forest of, Hants. 9-420

(111. K.-,) ; 12-903b.
BEREA. Ky. 3-767d ; 15-740

(1)3) ; 15-7430.

. .

— , dlst.. Basu. 3-504d.
Berea, hills. Natal 19-252d.
Berea College. Ky. 3-767d ; 10-

•Md.

Bereadool. N.S.NV. 19-538 (El)
Berea grit 27-C3()d : 2O-.'7u

27-627 a (table) ; 9-303d.
Bereans (rel.) 3-394c.
Bereby, Iv-Cst. 11-204 (D6).
Berectk, mts.. Hunt,-. 3-4 <K4)

27-2120.

Bereg. county. Hung. 3-4 (H2)
Beregh, MikWs^Estcrluiiy

count of : see Estcrtnizy o

Qolantha, Mikl, ,-.
Beregoniuiu. Scot. 28-1 49d.
Bereisxasz. Hune. 3-4 (112).
Berehampton. Ducks. 4-7-".i».
Berehan (sultan of Itahcita

15-7-.'c: 15-72C.
Ucrcke (khan) 18-717b ; 23

1Mb.

licrokch (Circassian) 9-1 Old.
ll.-n-1,,. r. 26-3060.

BEREKHIAH NAQDAN 3

767d.

Berel, irlaoier. Russ. As. 1-7 S8d
i:. T. • i . Qraek, ii .. N.M.-I

19-520 (C5).
Bercndo. Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Berendtla ll-526b.
Bcreneck's tul«.rcnlin :

Tuberculin of Berencck.
Berenmir : srr Berenger.
BerenKarla (queen of Caatile

25-.-.l.-.,i ; 25-57 Ib.

— (queen of England) 23-2»5b
16-409a.

Bon-nKariana (rel.) 3-768d.

Boreneario, Jacopo
27-9264.

BERENGARIUS 3-76Sa ; Hirr
archical doctrine opposed 3
281c;and I>nnfrancl6-I70a
rationalist theories 6-31 Id.

Berensrr (count of Barcelona
i-TtM.

— (of Carpi) : ter Berengarlo
Jacopo.

— (emperor) 15-434d ; 17-2!>d

— I. (king of Italy) : trr Ber
enuer, emperor.

— II. (klntr of Italy) 15-29r
7-20(V

BERENGER. ALPHONS

Mario M. T. 3-709*.

ILHLN

1.)

..

ThM«) 3-76WO ; 2O-<> I
BERENICE (m.x.

3-769d.
BERENICE (d. of Ptulrniy Au

letoi) 2-7690.
BERENICE**, of Ptolemy III.

Km-nr-tc.) 2-76UC ; 2-6o6o ;

coin-

i.-inj \ 111. Soter)

BERENICE (w. of Ptolemy

Sotor) 3-769b.

EHENICE, rulna. Egy. 2-
760d ; 9-4(1
Cyrenaioa2»-«48<E3):»«

Berenice (sool.) 14-153C.
Berenice Panchrynun. fortrca*.

Af. 20-104»d.
Heronice's Hair: are Coma

1 ;. -. Q

:. ••:,.• i 15-571.1.
llcrenlcidae 14-153C.
lerenlcis. Or. 3-769c.
l!<-r<-nlke : tee Verontai.
Ileroiui, !»!., Can. 17-..- 1 K 1 ).

.. fun. 17-5S4 (Cl);28-
732c ; 15-7 14a.
Berent, Oer. 11-808 (Ol).
Serony, Jaw, Hung. : tee Janx

Better,
— .Mez6. Hung.: Kt Mert-

Bere RegK Dorset. 9-420 (III
. 8-436b ; geology 8

BenHcl*. Rum. 23-826 (CM.
BERESFORD, LORD

Charles W. d« la Pocr 3-770n
—.JOHN 3-770c.
— , John Claudius 3-771a.
— , Lord John George 2-562c

19-U55C ; 8-619d.
— . J. 8. : experinienU on hy

draulios 14-90a.
— , Louisa de la Poer : tee

il.. I it1, Louisa de la Poer

(Bcresford).
— , WILLIAM CARR BERES

ford, viscount 3-7 7 la.
— : tee alto Tyrone, earls of

and Waterford, marquesses

Beresford, S.Dak. 25-506 (14).

— Dale, glen, Staffs. 8-451d.

Benaford-Hope. A. J. It. 26
453b ; 19-562a ; 25-lfiOb
Saturday Reriew 19-562d.

Berealna, riv., RUBS. : tee Here

Beresite 2-I69b.
Beresov, Russ.As. 23-S72 <K3)
Baneovka. Russ. 23-872 (I.C3)
Beresteczko, Russ., battle

(1651)21-915b.
Berestie, Rugs. : see Brest

Lltovsk.
Bereetov. Ross. : tet Brest

Litovsk.

Beresn, riv., Asb. 12-203 (B3)
Beret ta. Ludovici 2-4 lOa.
Ben-tt ini, Pietro : tee Cortona,

I'ietro da.
llen-ttino 5-734a.
Hen-tty6, canal. Hung. 13

(Me.
— , riv.. Hung. 3-4 (H3).

— Ujfalu, II unit. 3-4 (G3).
Berezina, eanal, Huss. 23-87

(CS) : 8-3491) ; 28-1 40d.
BEREZINA, riv., Russ. (trib

of Dnieper) 3-771c; 23-S7

(CS) : 18-sssd ; 9-909

(table).
— . riv.. Russ. (trlb. of Nicmen

23-72 (CS): 28-88d.
BEREZOV (Berezof), Rnsfl.A

3-771<l: 25-111 ili->: 26

1042d ; 20-3S9C.
— , estuarv. Russ. 8-738C.
BEREZOVSK, l:u-<. 3-771d.
— , di-t.. Itns-. 3-771d.
Bore. Abbot 14-239b.
— , Christian 19-817O.
— , Clans 20-2b.
— , Emll 2-3 16d.
— , Feodor 23-91 So.
— , Van der 3-8Sa.
Here. Nor. 19-800 (Dl).
— , Stuttgitrt 25-lOMb.
— , Swed. 10-800 (C3).
— . canal, Swed. 27-301a.
BERG, duchy. Oer. 3-771 d

11-834. 11-856 (maps): 11

63c.

— riv.. Cape Col. 5-227d.

— . The. mts., Af . : trr Drakens
berg.

\Villuunof22-l9io.

•• '
Benramasoo, n t SM OacteUo,

Qlovannl Battista.
BERG AM ASK 2-7 7 Sa.
liergomaMUe. nit., Alps : tee

Berganitol 2-771C,
BERGAMO ( Ik-rgiimnm). It. 2-

oitton iniiliufiu-l ur<- 7-2VVI. .
stormed l.v Arnulf (N94) 2-
640b: Waldenston confer-
ence 20-2A6b.
-, Turk.A". : ter Pergamum.

— , prov.. It. 16-6c : cotton

manufacture 7-299b ; dla

.ry 0-IUSc : Par

mesan cheese 16-luc ; sheep

15-IOc,

Benomot, Ala. 1-460 (A3).

Bergamot camphor : tee Ber-

BE'RGAMOT. OIL OF 3-772b ;

21-1 4 lc ; B-437a.
tergander : *rr Sheld-drake.
lergons (god) 4-S66a.
Bergantea, riv., Sp. 28-530

(E2) : 6-472d.

Bergantin, int., Venez. B-337c
:.•-,;.-.:. 3-;:j.
lergaaee. Nicolas 2-S90c.
lergavenny, Mon. : tee Aber

gavenny.
Bergavenny, barony and mar

quisate of : tee A bergavenny

barony and marqiib-ate of.
Berg Bible Society 3-907 b

headquarters 0-1 63b.
Bcrgbom, Karl 10-387b.
Bcrc-Damara tribe : let HO

UMOOHL
BERGEDORF, Oer. 2-772O

11-808 (B2).
Bergell. vnl., Switz. : let Bre

gaglia.
UcrKcn, Earl August von 1

US ..

Bt-rBi-ii, Belg. : trr Mon-.
— , Oer. (Hanover) 11-808

(B2).
— , (ier.(He«se-Nassan) 11-808

(II. m8) ; battle (1759) 10-

269c, 4-626d.
— .Ger. (Rugen) 11-808 (Dl)

— , Holl. '(Limbnrg) 13-58
(D3).

— , Holl. (North Holl.) 13-58
(B2) ; 1-G86C.

— , N.J. 19-502 (B2) ; 15-331d

BERGEN. Nor. 3-772c ; 19-80
(A'.'): 19-807d; area one
population 19-803a ; com
ineroial position (14tb cent.
12-'.l29a : drunkenness 26
S87b ; Dutch fleet attacked
by British (166S) 8-730d. 24
142d : tire (1702) 10-101d
mica-sehists 24-327d.

Bergen (game) 8-4058.

Bergen Beach, N.Y. 19-59
(14).

— Co.. N.J. 19-502 (A-B2 an
D-E2).

Berg-en-Dal, Holl. 19-689a.

Bergendal, val., K.At. 15-
892b; battle (1900): at
vndrr Belfast (S.Af.).

Bcrgenfleld. N.J. 19-502 (Bl)

liergen Hill. N.J. 15-331b.

Bergcnhus, fort. Nor. 3-772d.

Bcrgenhus. North, co.. Nor. 19
804 (A-B2) ; 19-803a.

— , South. CO.. Nor. 19-80
IH-.M: 19-Mi.1« (table).

Benrenia 24-2641).

BERGEN-OP-ZOOM, Holl. 3
773a : 13-588 (B3) ; fortiftca
tlon 6-640d ; siege (1 S88) 27
1 020c : siege ( 1 622) 26-853C
stormed by Marshal Sax
(1747)3-43b.

— Point, N.J. 19-502 (B2) ; 2
MSd.

Bergenthelm, Holl. 13-58

.

Boreer, H. O. 9-fi«8a.
Benrer. Mo. 18-BOS (F3).
Bereerar. Pavlnlon de Cyrano

Her Cyrano de Bergeroc.
BERGERAC, Fr. 3-77»c ; 10-

778 (E5) ; captured b

French (137719-507b : Peace

O577) 10-831b.
nenterat, E. 11-537C.
Hcnrer de Xivrey S-7S9b.
Bergereo. Fr. 19-232 (map).
Berwria Anstrale : _•« Lep

d od c* n d ron

773c ;

. i!.-rtiiami3-7:
leftbofcn. U«r. 11-»08 (I. J7).
Jenhem. Ludwl* TOO : ttt

Berq.nen. Lud«k TOO.
— . Nlcolu* :

Berghen. marquis of lt-4 1 7<L
: •" Moo*.

fafihmoto i .. .rt : •" liar-
mot* Court.

Bergtiwata. tribe 1-7 17c.

JERGK. THEODOR 3-773d.

IERGLER. S7EFHAN 3-7T Is,

Hrrylial i HloriiMMi) 4-17b.

[k-rglund, Kmil 6-604d.

BERGMAN. TORBERN OLOP
3-7741) ; 6-47.1; ll-622a;
alum 1-76M ; bismuth 4-»c ;
chemical action 6-2^b ;
Italian translation 0-392c ;
metal* grouped 6-6Od : sym-
bols In chemistry 6-36b.

Bergmann. Anton 10-495d.

— , E. B. von 2-49a.

- . K. W. E. Julius 16-8*6b.

Bergmann gun 17-246d.

Ucrgmaiiiiite 19-273c.

Bergneustadt, tier. 11-808 (L

Kergo". Fin. 23-872 (B3).
Uergoing. Francois 12-SOc.
Bergollno faction 21-64 So,
Bergomask : trr Bergomaak.
Bergomensis, Jacobus 6-7 1 7c.
Hergomum, It. : trr Bergamo.
Bergonzi. Briseida 7-195a.
Bergqvara, Swed. 26-190

(C-D3).

Bergri, Arm. 2-565 (D2).
BERCSCHRUND 3-774C; 10-

.

Bergsfjord. fjord. Nor. lt-800

(El).
Berg Slon. monastery, Swiu.

26-242 (G2).

Bcrgsjii, Swed. 1»-800 (D3).
Bergsoe, Vclhelm 8-43d.
Bergson. Uenri 14-286b ; 28-

HlS

BergstadU. Ana. 3-4 (C2).
Ucnruen. Lndwfg ran : let

Berqnen, LudwiK ran.
BERGUES, Fr. 3-774c : 10-

T78(F1).

— Saint- Winoc, Ft. : tee
Banam

Bcrguin, II oil. 13-588 (Cl).
Bergumer Meer, lake. Unit. 13-

588 ((It.
Ucnrun. Swits. 26-242 (113);

1-513C.
Bergushet, mta. Cane. S*

MTB,

— . riv.. Cauc. 23-874 (II. F.4).
Bcnrusium, Fr. : tet Bourgoin.
llertcut 8-791a.

Itvrgvk. Holl. 13-588 (C3L
Ilcnrzabern. <u-r. 2O-.'.94c.
Bcrhalo, rtr., Sum. 26-71

(B-C3).
Berhampore, India: tee Ber-

hampur.
BERHAMPUR. India (Bengal)

3-77ic: 14-376 <»l

Coasimbazar 7-218d; Mutiny

(1857)14-447c.
BERHAMPUR. India (Madras)

3-774d : 14-382 (L10).
Borhometh. Aus. 3-4 (12).
Berht (Northumbrian) 8-870b.
Uerlita : *rr Bertha.
Bcrhthun (Saxon prince) 26-

168c.
Bcrhtric (Weasel king) IS-

:-.:u.l : 9-4fi8b ; buried at

Warcham 28-323d.
Bcrhtwald (the thane): teal

24-540b.
llerlitwuH (Mercian king) 12-

1 :.•.'.-.

Beri. India 14-376 (H-I7).
Bcriheri. tribe : tee KannrL
BERI-BERI 3-774d ; arsenical

poisoning 2-«Mh ; neuriti*

19-42»c. 19- ma, 2O-76ia;

paralysis 18-61c.
Beriol. nit.. It. 28-JOh.
Boridc. Somlnd. 25-.179 (O2-I).
Berig (king of the Goths) 12-

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page 1.

BERI-BESA

Berighem, Nicolaas : see Ber

chem, Nicolaas.
Berigqnium, Scot. : see Reri

gonium.

BERING, VITUS 3-775b ; 21

943c ; Aleutian islands dis

covered l-544c ; Arctic ex

plorations ll-629d.

Bering, cape, Russ.As. 25-1

(02).
BERING (Avatcha), isl., Bering

Sea 3-7750 ; 3-775 (map).
— , sea, Pac.O. 3-775d; 3
775 (map) ; 19-974b ; sea
fisheries 24-537C, 25-13a.
— , strait, Bering Sea, 3
775d; 3-775 (map); 21
958o; 25-12d; exploration
(182,i) 3-640d.

BERING SEA ARBITRATION
3-776a; 5-164a; decision
19-29SC, 10-434C.
BERIOT.CHARLES AUGUSTE
de3-777b; marriage 17-489a
Beris, Egy.9-40 (B3) ;15-772a.
Berisal, Switz. 26-242 (E4).
Berislavl, Russ. 23-874 (I

D3) ; trade 15-776b.
BERJA, Sp. 3-7770 ; 25-530

(D4).

BERKA, Ger. (on the Ilm) 3-
777c; 11-808(111. pll); salt
springs 24-262b.
— , G«r. (on the Werra) 11-808

(III. oil).
Berkai : see Bereke.
Berkat (sultan) 4-681d.
Berke : see Bereke.
Berkefleld filter 28-405d.
Berkel, riv., HolL 13-588 (D2) ;

13-588d.
Berkelaihernesse, dist., Glos. :

see Berkeley Herness.
BERKELEY (family) 3-777o ;

15-859b ; crest 13-315a.
— , Lady Elizabeth (d. 1635)

13-934a.

— , GEORGE 3-779b ; 9-635c :
25-1057a; association of
ideas 2-784d ; calculus 14-
543a; Collier 6-6S8b ; ideal-
ism 14-282b, 18-229c ;Locke
16-850d ; logic 16-908a ; psy-
chology 22-548b ; theism
26-753d ; time (psychol.) 22-
57Sb.
— , Sir George Cranfleld 3-

779a ; 12-948a.
— , James Berkeley, lord of 3-

778b ; 13-338d.
— , Joan : see Whittington,

Lady William.
— , John (d. 1622) 28- 1 1 '.Hi.
— , Sir John (d. 1678) : see
Berkeley (of Stratton), John
Berkeley, 1st baron.
— , John of Berkeley, 3rd lord

(d. 1697) 4-500c.
— , Maurice Frederick Fitz-
hardinge : see Fitzhardinga
of Bristol, Maurice F.. F.
Berkeley, baron.
— , Maurice of Berkeley, lord
of (d. 1361) 3-778a ; 1S-859C.
— , MILES JOSEPH 3-781a:

3-163d.

— , Norborne, Lord Botetourt :
see Botetourt, Norborne
Berkeley, Lord.
— , Randal Thomas Moreton
Berkeley, 8th earl of 3-779a ;
osmotic pressure 27-900b ;
25-375a.
— , Sir Robert (d. 1656) 3-

779a ; 6-676a.
— , Robert Fitzhardinge, earl

of (d. 1170/1) 4-581b.
Berkeley (of Stratton). barons

3-779a.

— (of Stratton), John Berkeley
1st baron 6-67 Gb ; 21-856b ;
New Jersey 21-lOla.
— , Thomas of Berkeley, lord
of (d. 1321) 3-778a; 15-
859a.

— , Thomas of Berkeley, lord
of (d. 1361) 3-778a; 15-
859c.

— , Thomas of Berkeley, lord

of (d. 1417)3-778b;3-782a.

— .William de (fl. 1139) 28-

BWb.
— .Sir William (d. 1666) 8-

731a.

—.SIR WILLIAM (d. 1677) 3-
781b; 28-122d; 28-125a;
New Jersey 27-666c.
— , William Fitzhardinge,

baron Scgrave of Berkeley
and earl Fitzhardinge : see
Fitzhardinge, William Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, baron
Segrave of Berkeley, and
earl.

— , William of Berkeley, lord
of (d. 1491) 3-778b ; earl of
Nottingham 13-830o.
— , William of Pylle (fl.
1735) : see Portman, Wil-
liam (of Pylle).

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

Berkeley, William de (tod o
Reidcastle in Forfarshire) 3
257b.

BERKELEY, Cal. 3-781c ; 5-
(B3) ; 24-146a ; observator
19-9590 ; Unitarian Theo
logical School 27-596c.

— , Can. 20-114 (B2).

BERKELEY, Glos. 3-7Sld ; 9
420 (III. C3) ; castle 3-778c

— , R.I. 7-627b.

— , W.Va. 28-560 (E-F2).

— , bay, E.Af. 28-46a.

— , canal, Glos. 9-420 (III
C3) ; 24-723d ; 12-134a.

— , hills, Cal. 5-22b.

— , sound, Atl.O. 10-151d.

— , vale of, Glos. 9-420 (III
C3); 12-133a.

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (D-E3).
Berkeley Heights, N.J. 19-502

(D2).

— Herness (Berkclaihernesse
dist., Glos. 3-777d.

— Springs, W.Va. 28-560 (E2)
28-561a ; 18-522a.

Berken, Louis de : see Berquen

Ludwig von.

Berkenhout, John 2O-304C.
BERKHAMPSTEAD (Great

Berkhampstead, Beorhham-

stede, Berchehamstcdc)

Herts. 3-782a; 16-942 (Bl);

13-399C ; castle 3-782a.
— , Little, Herts. 16-942 (Dl) :

3-782a.
Berkley, Mass. 17-852 (E3) ;

26-45 Ih.
Borkovitza, Bulg. 4-773 (A2) ;

geology 4- 7 7 3d.
Berks, Pa. 21-106 (K4).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (K-L5 and
H6).

Berkshire, Francis Norris, ear]
of 19-756C.

— , Henry Bowes Howard, 4th
earl of : see Suffolk, Henry
Bowes Howard, llth earl of.

— , Henry Molyneux Paget
Howard, 12th earl of : see
Suffolk, Henry Molyneux
Paget Howard, 19th earl of.

— , John Howard, 8th earl of :
see Suffolk, John Howard,
15th earl of.

BERKSHIRE, THOMAS
Howard, 1st earl of 3-782b.

Berkshire, Conn. 6-952 (C4).

— , Vt. 19-490 (B2).

BERKSHIRE ( Berrocscir), CO.,
Eng. 3-782e ; 9-420 (III.
E3) ; 16-942 (A3) ; Viking
invasion (871) 9-469a.

— , hills, Mass. l-853a.

— and Wiltshire Canal 26-
236a.

— Co., Mass. 17-852 (A2).

— Downs, hills, Berks. : see
White Horse Hills.

Berkshire, earldom of 26-27a.
Berkshire pig 21-594d (flg.) ;

21-594d.
Berkswcll, Warwick. 9-420(111.

D2) ; 28-343b.
BERLAD, Rum. 3-784c ; 23-

826 (Cl).

— (Berladu), riv.. Rum. 23-
826 (Cl) ; 23-826b.

Berla f6ine 5-625C.
Berlaimont, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
Berland, Pierre 4-244b.
3erlanga, Sp. 25-530 (C3).
Berlaymont, Charles, comte de

19-417a.

Jerleburg, Ger. 11-808 (B3).
Berlengas, isU., Port. : see

Berlings.

Berlepsch, August, Freiherr
von 3-631d.

— von Valendas, Hans E.
20-512a.

Berlevaag, Nor. 19-800 (Gl).

BERLICHINGEN, GOETZ

(Gottfried) von 3-784c.

BERLIN, ISAIAH 3-78Sa.

Berlin, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

BERLIN, Can. 3-791d; 2O-114
(B2).

— , Cape Col. 15-822d.

— , Conn. 6-952 (D3) ; 6-952d.

BERLIN, Ger. 3-785a; 3-788
(map); 11-808 (D2); aca-
demy : see Akademie der
Wissenschaften zu Berlin ;
advertisement regulations
l-240b ; architecture 2-428c,
2-442C ; Borse 3-787c, 25-
934b ; cathedral 3-786b, 2-
442c (flg.); convention (1833)
9-93 7e ; conservatorium 3-
788c, 6-977c; housing con-
ditions 13-825a ; herbarium
13-334a ; Lessing Theatre 2-
443b (fig.) ; libraries 16-
568d; museums 24-327b,19-
63a ; 19-67b; 15-699a:
national gallery 2-671a. 20-
489d ; newspapers 19-579b ;
observatories 19-957a ; por-
celain manufacture 5-751a,

5-757b ; Realschulen8-9GGd
Reichstagsgebiiude 3-7SCi
2-442c, 2-428 (PI. IX.)
riot (1848) ll-866b ; Roya
Theatre 2-428o (flg.) ; sieg
(1848) ll-867c; state-loan
office 20-975C ; treaty (1850
24-337d; treaty (1866) 3
550c; treaty (1885) 19-443a
university 3-787c, 27-767a
ll-823a (Table) ; veterinarj
school 28-3d ; zoologica
gardens 28-1019d.

BERLIN, N.H. 3-7910.

— , 111. 14-304 (C4).

—.Mass. 17-852 (D2) ; 17
740d.

— , Md. 17-828 (14).

— , Mich. 18-372 (EG).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).

— , Nev. 5-8 (E2).

— , N.H. 19-490 (E3) ; 19-
493a.

— , N.J. 19-502 (C4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (Cl).
-, O. 20-26 (G3).

— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (C3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E6).

— , Vt. 19-490 (B3) ; 27-1026d

— , Wash. 28-354 (D2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (D-E5).

— , mt.. Mass, and N.Y. fron-
tier 17-852 (Al).

— , East, Conn. 6-952 (D3).

— , East, Pa. 21-106 (H-I6).

— , West, Can. 19-831 (B2, 3).

— , West, Mass. 17-852 (D2).

— , West, N.J. 19-502 (C4).

Berlin (boat) : see Birlinn.

BERLIN (carriage) 3-791d.

Berlin Act (1885) : see Berlin
Conference.

— beer 3-643c.

— Bible Society : see Prussian
Bible Society.

Berlin Center, O. 20-26 (12).

Berlin Chamber of Commerce
27-139b.

Berlinchen, Ger. 11-808 (E2).

Berlin Conference (1884-1885)
l-339b ; 6-91 8c ; 18-22c ; 22-
470c ; neutralization clause
21-lla.

— , CONGRESS AND TREATY
of (1878) 3-790b; 9-944d ;
27-462b ; Albanian opposi-
tion l-487a ; Armenia 2-
567a ; Bayazid 3-555a ;
Beaconsfield 3-5G9b ; Bul-
garia 4-782b ; French atti-
tude 10-895C ; Gorchakov
12-247b ; Italian attitude
15-66c; Macedonia 17-221a;
Montenegro 18-773a ; Ru-
mania 23-840b ; Servia 24-
693c.

— Decree (1806) 19-203a ; 22-
150d.

Berliner, Emile 21-467d; 26-

549b.

3crliner pumper 27-875e.
Berlin Falls, waterfalls, N.H.

3-791c.
Berlinghera, mt., Alps 28-246

Berlings, isls., Port. 25-530

(A3) ; 22-134C.
Berlin Heights, Ohio 20-26

<F2).
Berlin Memorandum (1876)

9-575d.

Berlin MUte, N.H. 19-490 (E3).
Berlin Society 18-587d ; 13-

5S9c.
3erIin-Spandauer, canal, Ger.

3-788 (map) ; 13-79a.
Berlinville, Pa. 21-106 (L5).
Berlin warehouse (diet.) 3-

791d.
BERLIOZ, HECTOR 3-791d ;

19-80d ; 22-426d ; Cherubini

6-88c ; Henrietta Smithson

25-273C : oratorio 20-163d.
BERM (diet.) 3-793a.
3erma, riv., India 4-797c.
Bermaguee, Austr. 19 - 538

(F5).

3erme, Egy. 14-360a.
Bermejo, John : see Bermudez

John.
Bermejo, mts., Sp. 25-530

(C4); 17-460a.
— , pass, S.Am. l-962d.
— . riv., S.Am. 2-462 (E2) ;

4-167 (B4); 21-788b; 2-

4G2a; 12-342a.
Bermeo, Sp. 25-530 (Dl) ; 3-

991d.
Bermingham, Edward de 3-

987d.
• — , John de (earl of Louth,

d. 1328) : see Louth.
— , John de (treasurer of York,

fl. 1432) 28-928b.
— , Myler de 2-831b.
— . William de 3-987c.
3ermios (Bermius), mts., Turk.

27-426 (B-C3) ; 12-440 (A4) ;

17-217a.

BERMONDSEY, London 3
793a; 16-938 (C-D3).

Bermondsey clause 9-202b.

Bermuda, La. 17-54 (B2).

— , isls., Atl.O : see Bermudas

— , Great, isl., Atl.O. 3-793c.

Bermuda cedar 15-557a; 12-
825c ; 26-980b.

— grasa 12-376b ; 12-377b.
— Hundred, Va. 28-118 (E3).

BERMUDAS (Somers), isls.

Atl.O. 3-793c; 19-7G2 (NO)

British acquisition (1609.

4-608b ; population 4-606d ,

trade 27-602a.
Bermudez, Gonzalo 6-706a.
— , Jer6nimo25-581d; 8-507c.

— (Bermejo), Juan : Bermu
das discovered 3-794b ; re
bellion (1550) 19-645a.

— , John l-90a.
— , Morales 21-277a.
Bcrmndez, port, Peru 17-8a.
BERMUDEZ, state, Venez. 3-
794 ; abolished (1909) 27-

Bermudian, Pa. 21-106 (H-I5).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(H5-I6).

Bermudo I. and II. (Spanish
kings) 25-5Ul)d foil.

— III. (Spanish king) 25-570b;
25-5430.

Bern, Aus. : see Bcraun.

— , Kan. 15-654 (Gl).

BERN, Switz. 3-795a; 26-212
(C3) ; conquests (1536) 11-
590c ; copyright convention
7-122d ; direction of Swiss
policy (15th cent.) 26-252b ;
lire (1405) 10-401d; French
capture (1798) 26-257C ;
mint 19-900b ; peace con-
ventions 21-14a, 20-910b ;
religious movement (1528)
26-254d ; Savoy treaty 9-
341d ; Siebener Concordat
26-258d : university 27-
769c : Vorort 26 - 258d ;
war (1712), results 26-25Gd.

— , canton, Switz. 3-794o : 26-
242 (C-D3) ; 26-240b.

Bernabo (of Milan) 28-128d ;
Hawkwood 13-100o ; Pet-
rarch 21-312d.

Bernacchi, Louis 21-966a.

Bernacle goose 12-212o ; 3-
409c.

Bernadius II. (of Cervia) 21-

Bernados, isl. : see Barbados.
Bernadotto, Jean Baptiste

Jules : see Charles XIV.,

king of Sweden and Norway.
Bernagie, Peter 8-725c.
Bernai, Alexandra de : see

Alexander de Bernay.
Bernai, Ralph 2-G99c.
Bernai, Mex. : see Vcra Cruz.
Bernaldez Andres : see Andrea,

Bernaldcz.
Bernalillo, N.Mex. 19-520 (D2).

— Co., N.Mex. 19-520 (D2).
Bernam, riv., Mai. Pen. 17-473

(B5); 17-479a; 17-47 Id.

BERNARD, ST (abbot of Clair-
vaux) 3-796a ; 20-G95d ;
Abelard l-41b ; Arnold of
Brescia 2-632o ; charity
theory 5-875c ; Cistercians
6-393e ; crusade 7-535d ;
hymns 14-187a; on Immacu-
late Conception 14-334c ; on
love to God 9-824d ; mysti-
cism 19 • 125b ; preaching
22-2040 ; St Hildegard 13-
4Gld; Templars 26-591C.

— , St (archbp. of Vienne)
l-210c; 23-581a.

— (Tolomei), St20-88c.

— (of Anhalt) : see Bernard
III. (of Saxony).

— I. (of Armagnac) 2-893a.

— VII. (of Armagnac) 2-563a;
3-809b ; 15-446a.

— (d'Armagnac), count of
Pardiao : see Pardiac.

I. (of Baden) 3-185d.

— IV. (of Baden) 3-18Ga.

— (of Brunswick) : see Bernard
(of Liineburg).

— (OF CHARTRES) 3-798a ;
emanation doctrine 10-25a ;
scholasticism 24-350d.

— (d'Echepare) : see Echo-
pare.

— (Delicieux) l-506b ; 15-
437a.

— (of Italy) 17-28d.

— (of Lippe) 16-740c ; 3-920c.

— (of Liineburg) 4-689c.

— (of Menthon) 23-1017c.

— (of Morlaix) 14-186d ; 23-
274e.

— (de Newmarch) 4-484a ; 4-
486a ; 13-105d.

(of Saxe-Lauenhurg) 24-
269b.

— I. (of Saxe-Meiningen) 24-
261b.

Bernard (of Saxe-Weimar) :
see Bernhard (of Saxe-
Weimar).

— I. (of Saxony) 24-268c.

— II. (of Saxony) l-lG7b ; 24-
268c.

— III. (of Saxony) 24-269a ;
2-45c.

— I. (of Toulouse) 27-101b.

— II. (of Toulouse) 27-101b.

— (de Tremelai) : see Tremelai,
Bernard de.

— (abbot of Aqiiae Silviae) :
see Eugenius III.

— (archbp. of Toledo) l-734c.

— (bishop of Pavia) 5-197c.

— (bishop of St Davids) 28-
263a; 5-357a.

— (monastic writer) 27-318a.

— (monk) 21-608a.

— , CHARLES DE (1804-1850)
3-798b ; ll-148b.

— , CLAUDE 3-798o ; l-926a ;
on Curare 21-348b; drugs
28-164a; glycosuria 18-
196c ; on nerves 27-929b,
27-943b ; vital phenomena
7 -713d; vivisection 28-
158d.

— Sir Francis (1711-1779) 3-
799b ; 27-672d ; 18-939C.

— , GontU ll-135b.

— , JACQUES 3-798d.

— , MOUNTAGUE 3-799a.

— , Richard l-440d ; 2a-283a.

— , Rosine : see Bernhardt,

Sarah.

— , SIMON 3-799b.
— , SIR THOMAS 3-799b.
Bernard, cape, Reunion, Ind.O.

17-271 (B5).
Bernardakes, Demetrios 12-

525c.

Bernard Castle, Ire. 3-313a.
Bernard Ernest Freund (of

Saxe-Meiningen) 24-261o.
Bernardes, Diego 22-158b.
— , Manoel 22-lGOd.
Bernard Guy 2-205a; 12-81Gd.
Bernard! : see Torretto.
Bernardines 3-796b.
Bernardini, L. : fulmiuuric

acid ll-299d.

Bernardino di Feltre23-297d.
Bernardino, valley, Ariz. 2-544

(D4).
BERNAHDIN OF SIENA, ST

3-799c ; 22-2G4o ; 5-325c.
Bernardo, Cal. 5-8 (E5).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (C-D3).
Bernardo, palace, Venice 27-

999a.
Bernardo del Carpio l-734b ;

13-3 7 8a.
Bernardone, Giovanni : see

Francis of Assiai, St.
Bernardos and Olszewski weld-
ing process 28-501d.
Bernardston, Mass. 17-852

(Bl); 12-5410.
Bernardston group 27-6300.
Bernardsville, N.J. 19-502

<C2).
Bernart of Ventadour 27-309b;

22-497b.

Bernatzik (painter) 20-513b.
BERNAUER, AGNES 3-799C.
Bernaville, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
BERNAY, Fr. 3-799d ; 10-778

(E3) ; Graeco-Roman dis-
coveries 21-794a, 23-108b.
Bernays, Hakham : see Ber-

nays, Isaac.
— , Isaac 3-800a.
— , JAKOB 3-800a.
— , MICHAEL 3-800a.
— , Dr : on Dead Sea 7-879a.
BERNBURG,Ger.3-800b; 11-

808 (C3).
Bernburg, house of : see An-

halt-Bernburg.
Berncastler Doctor (wine) 3-

803c.
Berncestre, Oxon. : see Bices-

ter.

Berne, Ind. 14-422 (H3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (A-B1).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K4).
— , Switz. : see Bern.
Berne (zool.) 4-444c.
Bernegg (Berneck) Switz. 26-

242 (H2).
Bernera, isls., Scot. 24 - 412

(Bl); 16-525C.
— , Great, isl., Scot. : see Great

Bernera.
Berneray, isl., Barra Is., Scot.

24-412 (A3).
— , isl., Hebrides. Scot. 24-412

(A2); lighthouse 3-420d.
Berner Oberland, dist., Switz, :

see Bernese Oberland.
BERNERS, JOHN BOUR -

chier, baron 3-800c ; 27-

185b.

— (Bernes), JULIANA 3-801a.
Berners Roding, Ess. 16-942

(Fl).
Bernese Jura, dist., Switz. 3-

795a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

94

To make full use of thlt Index It IB essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

BERI-BESA

.

. rtr.. Sp. 14-llla.
qu0 poott) 3 11

.
Baiiiiirl Carl : trt Halnt-

Hi KM ( uilior'tAXE-WEI-
•HW(|404-1U9)S-601I u
IMd; i-r«ii«mia 11

I,. !.. I, !:. .!> 10- - . !

-u 14-742«: X-.i i

19-7 lia; Thirty
\ ran' war 84- ViAd.

\ommrU791-IS82)
Waterloo campaign
84-
BCRNHARDT. SARAH 3-

I i
.MAHDY. GOTTFRIED

II. r, M BV, 11 i -,..;.:, 14-:-' .1.

24 :
1*1 all »n. Bel*. *>668 (Dl).

IB-
,1 KHANCESCO »-802b j

1 1- "•;!,.

Bernk»t. Flrmin lg-l>Hd.
iioeatt*) :

Bernk-e. La. 17-.MI, (111).

— . !•». W-10«(k

Bernkx) l*auahl Ituhop Mus-

11-

BERNICIA. k:r.K-.l..ni.

- M.

17-IDa ; blahonrio 13-4:i6o ;
Catrall 19-793a.
BERNICIAN SERIES 3-802d-
-•la: are Black COOK.

— brant* : tee Bernaoto ROOM.

— llutchinsl : tee Ilutchins's

— leucopsi* : tee BernacJo
goose.

— saudwlcensl* : tee Sandwich
Island goose.

— toruuata : tre Brent goon.
Bernicle goose : tee Bernacle

Bernle. Mo. 18-608 (OS).
Bwntor.Stanlalas Louis 2-442H.

ll.TnuT. U_ Ail-tr. 2-;»ii>. Al).
H,-rn.,-r.l,- SiV.-;;,-25-;".|.
— of Vermandol* 2>-8B8b.
Bernlna. mt. Alps 24-242 (H4);
l-74ia ; l-749a.

. Alps 24-242 (14); 1-

— , rlv.. SwlU. 84-242 (H4).
Bernina (law case) 7-783a;

14-3 4 :tb.
BERNINI. GIOVANNI LOR

•nio 3-SO:ia: 24-498b; 24-

495 (Plate) ; Wren influenced

28-MJc,
BERN IS. FRANCOIS JOA-

chim ds Pierr* d* 3-S03a.
I«orn|»a, int., Sn. 15-280c.
Bernissart, Belg. ; geology 8-

669c : 14-29Cd.
BERNKASTEL, Uer. 3-80Jc ;

11-SOS (A4).

Berno (abbot) l-15c : 6-5691).
r.-rn.ilnk. A. 25-245b.
BERNOULLI (family) 3-803c.
— , Daniel < 1700-1782) 3-805a

expectation theory 22-379l>

on fluid motion 14-115,1.

Petersburg problem 22-388c{

tide«24-943d.
—.Jacques (1654-1705) 3-

803c ; calculus 14-542a

lemniscate 18-412a; prob

ability theorem 22-380b.
—.Jean (1667-1748) 3-804a i

calculus 14-.. I. 'a ; perpetual

motion device 21-182a

problems of 19-590b ; trigo

nometry 27-27 2 --.
— , Jean (1744-1807) 3-805o

tables 24-32HB.
Bernoulli's numbers l-609b

tables of 84-334d.
— theorem 14-42c ; 14-56o

14-121d.

tadt, Ky. 16-740 (D3).
Bernatamm. Leopold 24-
BERNSTEIN. AARON 3-805d.
— . Eduard 2S-30SC,
— . Elsa 11-7990,
— , Henri 8-533d.
— . Julius 27-935d.
Bornstone : tee Brimstone.
Bernatorff. Andrea* Oottlieb 3-

- ITb.
BERNSTORFF, ANDREAS

P«t«r von 3-«iir,a : 24-
— . CHRISTIAN GUNTHER

von 3-su6d ; 27-1037a.
— , Joarhim von 3--"1"'..!.

JOHANN HARTWIG

Ernil von 3-807b.
Ife-nit. J.. gas-burner 14-658d
BernUuen. August 1-1 55« ; 1

^ . i . .;»

Bernulf (bishop) 13-606d.

B*l»"7 Hotel. ToolooM I-

1 1*. Martc. Catherine
JmiieJde: *M Aulooy.

'.|06(K5).
op) U-461 b :
Hlla;

.

(»ooT.) 7-

..i. Syr. : »r Alrpno.
Turk. : tee Karateria,

nwtcr. BMIU. : *M

S-653b ; 14-922a

'III, -a. >t.
I

EROSSUS l.lrd ,. n(. -
Mi-,1, ; 12-

i-ilotry 4-:umi> 3-loua.
v 7-977b; hciul-
cycle4-149b.
— (7th cent. H.o.) l-so9il.
Berolhal (bll.l. eity) 3-

; (Nortnan writer) 27
294a; 2-32c.
Brniuen. l.udu it; ran 16-199a;

Bcnitiln, Louis do 17-81d; 13-

... . ,.
Bern, mt., SwlU. 84-242 (C3);

11-

Berre, Fr. 10-778 (G6).
— , Etang dc. lake, FT. 10-778

(06); 4-312d.
Bar Reshld, Mor. 18-851 (D2) ;

ttv

Berressof. Tun. 1-643 (D2).
Berrhoea, Or. 12-410 (A4).
— , Iliilsr. : tee Stara Zagora.
Herri, Fr. : tee Berry.
Berrl (measure) 28-1'Jln.
Berrlan. 1*1.. N.Y. 19-596

— , oa.il*. Sah. 19-145C.
Berria*. Fr. 7-4 16h.
Berrlasian group, 7-416b ; 19-

irtb,

Berrloestone. hundred, War-
wick. 28-343iv.

Berridale, N.S.W. 19-538 (E5)

11,-rn.U-. J,.l,n 14-1'., ..,.

Berriedale. Scot. 84-412 (El)
84-1700 ; castle 4-960C.

— Water, rlv.. Soot. 24-412
(El) ; geology 4-959d.

Berricn Center, Mich. 18-372

(I'M.

— Co.. Qa. 11-752 (C4) ; 11-
751d.

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (D8).

— Springs, Mich. 18-372 (D8)

Ilerriew, Wales 9-428 (V. £2)

26-737b.
Berriiran, N.S.W. 19-53S

(C-D4).
Bcrrillis, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(K2).

Berrtma, N.S.W. 2-953b.
Berro (of Oojam) l-91c.
Berrocal. Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Berroescia, Eng. : tee Berk

Bhirc.

Berros, Cat. S-8 (C4).
Berrow, hill. Worcs. 28

824d
Berrow't Worcester Journal 19-

.-.,;:;,!.
BcrruRuete, Alonzo 24-498a

2-4 lOd; 24-57b.
Berry, Charles, duke of (d

1472) 3-809d ; 10-s241» ; 17-
Mb.
— , Charles, duke of (d. 1714

4-328 (table) ; Alencon 1-

541a ; marriage 3-809d.
—.CHARLES FERDINAND

duke of (d. 1820) 3-808d.
— . JOHN, duke of 3-S"9a : 21-

386c ; Aurertrne 3-49d

Canton de Foix 10-

Languedoc I0-S21d ; Poltou

21-S9Sa.
— , Marie Caroline Ferdinande

Louise, duchess of 3-SOSd

3-810a • 4-332c.
— , CHARLES ALBERT 3

80Sc.

— , Ilriiry 12-I72a,
— i Mary 28-289b.

— (Lieutenant) 21-9490.
Berry, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— . Oil. S-8 <K4).

— , Oa. 11-752 (A2).

— . Ky. 15-740 (1)2).

— . N.-i.W. 19-53H (F4).

il, FT. 10-778 (F4); 10-
I86b,

— . head. Can. 19-831 (P2).

— , head, DeT. 9-430 (VI. F3)

— . head. Scot. 24-412 (Fl).

— . I-N.. W.I. 28-.VI4 (HI).

BERRY, prov.. Fr. 3-809h
10-77H IK-F4); 10-^"
(hist, map); duo d' Alencon

I . . ' !,-. . , 1 U-

." |i. . , ,-..i- ,- . 2O-- 1-1

train 12-TMo.

n
,1,1 U.... >r. 19-131

(Ulminiiu* trail-

Bwrrb'un. W.Va. 18-.-.BO <C1).

- i-rab-appl<- 1 1 •
Berry Creek, nv.. Can. 1-.100

k. rir.. NJ. 19-590

( H .' -

BERRYER, ANTOINE P. 3-

. 'II- ; 10-Blillii ;

„!..!>,. IV-;,.. ,.

15-710(111).
11,'rry mill : tee Ciirrunt it'll.

. Dor. : lich-gate
14-iHOd.

Berry pepper : tee Bint penper.
Berry Pomeroy, DUT. 9-430

. e-iiii.i.

Berry's Bay, N.-.W. 84-278

•imrg, Pa. 21-lon(I4).
llrrry'.H IrunHfonncr 27-1 7 I ..
llerryvill... Ark. 2-.", .",2 (lil).
—,\'a. 28-118 (D-KI i.
Berry-White, J. (surgeon) 8-

i ;..--
Benwgllerl (troop*) 15-2 lo;

18-.M....

— d'Aiuerlca (society) 15-l'Jd.
BERSERKER 3-HIOb.
.-C.IMUT 28-06b.

; ^-y. 9-79d ; «-82b.
Benhaoah (astron.): tee Per

H.-r-U. Indi.-i 14-:i7i: «:s).
Berslml*. Can. 22-7.
— . HT., Can. 22-721 (C2).
Berson, Arthur l-267d; 18-

U '-I.
Bersted, South. So*. : tee

South Bersted.
Berwiire, Pierre 9-371c; 11-

120d; 11-910C.
BERT. PAUL S-810b; 14-

493d; caisson disease 4-

958d ; Qambetta ministry

10-877d ; respiration 23-

192o ; itttne 3-50b.
Berta. : tee Brrtat.
llcrtalantl, Paul 13-926a.
BERTANI. AGOSTINO 3-S10c.
BERTAT, trilie 3-nlOd.
BERTAUT, JEAN 3-81 la ; 11-

123b.
Berte auigrantpitt (Adenes) 1-

191a; 8-895C.
Bertct, Jacques : tee Brctel,

Jacques.

BERTH (diet.) 3-Slla.
Bertha (duchess of Brittany)

23-306b.

— (of Burgundy), countea* of
Blols 23-399C.

— (queen of France) 21-378a.

— (queen of the Franks) : tee
Desiderata.

— (queen of Italy) l-188b.

— (queen of Kent) l-2S9b ;
15-7350 ; 9-443r.

— (countess of Paris) 12-47a.

— (Roman empress) 13-2 7 5o ;
24-256.

— (marchioness of Tuscany
27-485b.

— (myth.) 28-16d.
H.Tth-i, Ark. 2-.V-, 2 (B2).
— , .Minn. 18-550 (B4).
— , Scot. : tee Perth.
l!rr!lm (wnrd) 4-2«9c.
Bertha Great/oat : see Berte

out grantpiet.

Bcrtha^e (of Thuringia) 22
784c.

Berthar (mayor of palace) 10-
807a.

.•fried 12-730c.

Berthelet, Thomas 4-234a
lloke named the (loremour 9-
303c ; book bindinir 4-217b
Tyndale's Bibl,- 3-«:i--l.

Bcrtticlier, Philihcrt ll-590a,

Herth.-lla ll-522c.

BERTHELOT. MARCELLIN
Pierre Eugene 3-811h ; 10-
903b : acetylene l-137a
alchemy 1-5 19d; argon 2-
47 8a ; benzene synthesis 8-
54a ; explosion wares 4-29c
Oeber ll-545c ; hydro-
carbon oxidation 10-4 7 3d
naphthalene 6-5Sa ; nitro
Ken fixation 3-1 64c. 21-
"iOa ; petroleum orijrin 21-
31 8d; thermo-chcmistry 26-
M6o.

— de Plcneuf. Jeanne : tee
Prie. Jeanne B. do P., mar-
quise de.

li-Titiolsdorf. Oer. 13-391c

28-9850.
Berthelsen, Caspar : tee Bar

thollnus, Oaspard.

BERTH IER. LOU 18 ALEX-

Blldt* (,,( S'PIK hfttrl) 3

AiKtrlao War ia-.'17-i .

:!»-.:

— , to* 13-1440,

Bertbler. Can. 28-724 (I>3).

Uls (Fr. truurvn,) 22-

I : tee Bertold.

11,-ri !,.,!. I. N.liuk. 18- '780

BEHTHOLLET. CLAUDE

Louis 3-»12a ; bleaching 4-
50u ; chemical action 4-28b,
2-s72l>. 4-35c ; chloric arid
4-'J .,;!. ; ftiliiilnatlnK silver
11-2990 ; Prou.t 88-490O ;
(tatue 3-72d.

I-- ' , - - ' .. ;

nut.
BERTHON. EDWARD LYON

3- -I.',-: log lO-M04b.
Hi-rth,,M (KM) i
BcrthuiiK. N..S.W. : geology

19-5380.

Berthou, Krwan 5-
BERTHOUD. FERDINAND 3-

— . Louis 3-812d.

Bert ho u,l, (,,!,,. 6-722 (El).
— . s\\it/ : err Iturtrtlorf.
Berlie.l: rt, lord \\ illoillthby

(de Eresby), earl of Lindsey :

trr Lindsey.
Bertie, La. 17-54 (b7).
— , mt,, W.Au». 2-966 (D3).

N.C. 19-77.'

llertiK, Ark. 2-552 (Kl).
Bert illim, Alphonae 3-812d ; 2-

119c.

— , LOUIS ADOLPHE 3-812d.
Bertillonage : tee Anthropo-

BERTIN (family) 3.813*.

— , 11,'nri 10-905C.

— , Louis Francois 3-S13a ; 10-

:•;-.-.,.

— , P. A. 21-935a.
Bcrtlncourt, France 10-77S

(Fl).
BERTINORO, OBADIAH 3-

813b : 13-175C.
BERTINORO, It. 3-813b; 15-

4(D2).

Bertirl, tribe 2S-380b.
Ik-rtkau. Ph. 2-292b.
Bertol. pass. Alps l-743c.
Bcrtold I. (of Carinthui) 26-

498d ; 8B-950b. .

— (OF MAINZ) 3-813b.

— (VON REGENSBURG)("the
Sweet") 3-81 3c; ll-786c;
14-506d; 22-264c; sermons
22-455C,

— I. (of Ziihringen) : tee
Bertold I. (of Carlnthla).

— II. (of Zahringcn) 28-950O ;
26-1760.

— III. (of Zahringen) ll-93a.

— IV. (of Zahringen) 28-950c.

— V. (of Zahringen) 28-950c ;
3-795c : 4-812C.

— (cmsader) S-358c.

— I., order of 15-863d.
lirrluldo ( Kumanian legend '

23-848d.
Bertrada (of Anjou) 21-378b ;

17-35b.
Bertrade (queen of the Frank*!

5-89 Ic,
Bcrtraghboy, bay, Ire. 14-744

(A3).

BERTRAM, CHARLES 3-813d.
Bertram. la. 14-732 (F3).
— , Tex. 84-690 (15).
Bcrtrumia (rotifera) 9-388d ;

9-389a.

Bertramiidae 9-389a.
Bertran de Horn 27-309b.
liertnmd. St 4-Olc.

— (de Illanquefort) : tee Blan-
qucfort. Hertmnd de.

— (de Commingos), St 23-
101 Sa,

— (count of Toulouse) 27-
lOla; 16-17-.'-!.

— , Alexandra 14-202b.

— ', HENRI "cRATIEN, comte
3-8 Ma; 3-5421); 5-964a
19-2291).

— , Joseph Louis Francois : 1m-
pulslve motion 8-757h. 22-
382d; Infinite *erles24-670k,
27-902c: tables 88-335*,

— , Louis 11-1460.

— , Marcel 6-312b : 9-911b.

— (de Molleville), Antolne
Francois ll-159b.

Bertrand. Mo. 18-608 (Q5).

— , Neb. 19-324 (E4).

— . M.. N.C. 19-l>7 (Dl).

Bertrandite7-57>.l.

llertrandon de la Krocqnlere

2-623a.
Bertrand's prism 81-937d.

.—..-.- -

•cite M-407d; (tllh!u> 24-

91»o.

Ice. 14-118 (1)1)8

. i-SOo ;10-«4I«.
Benin. Ant. : ar* Ilenon.

n-

Il«-runl : tee lurunl.
Berarlah (wife of Meir) laVSSc,
Deruwala. Or. : «n Perrlly.
BERVIE (Inrerbrrrle). Boot.
3-8141) ; 84-412 (VSi.

— .rlr.. ».,t.l5--o|a.
BERWICK. JAMES riTZ-

Jams*. ,|.ik.- ..( 3--II. : 1O-
840d ; 24- 1 .11, ; 28-OOIa.

— .John do: *r« John of
Berwick.

— . Mary : tre Procter. Ad«-
1 :• \-

Berwick. < an. 19-M31 (Bl).

— la. 14-73'-'
III. 14- ;n I

Kan. 16-654 0.1).
La. 17-54 (a7).
.Me. 17-4:il (li.l).
N.liak. 14-7*0 (Dl).

— (UPON TWEED). Nor-
thumb. 3-MCc-; 9-412 (I.
Kl); bound* 3-817a; cap-
tun (1318) 18--11M; de-
fence ( 1 3 3 3 ) 34- 7 03d ; parlia-
DMOthlM 9-1.-- ..

— , O. 84-26 (Dl).

— . I-i. 21-ln,; ,[. •.
—.Pa. 21-108 <K3).

— . Viet. 28-38 (El).

— (St John), Wilt., t-410 (in.
CS).

BERWICKSHIRE, Scot. 2-

815a; 24-112 (F4).
Denvlck. Treat? of 5-907d.
Berwind. Colo. «-721 <F4).

— .W.Va. 28-560 (H4).

Item Inwlmle, Pa. 21-104 (E4).

Bcrwyn. Okla. 20-58 (D3).
—. Pa. 81-104 (K7).

— , mt*.. Wale* 9-428 (V. £1) :
8-18a:28--.'Vjl,.

—,riT.. Wale* 8-18*.
Berycidae 84-S45c; lO-48'.'d ;

26-544d.

Beryciformea 84-545c.
Beryl, Ark. 2-552 <C2).

— , Utah 27-814 (AS).
—.W.Va. 28-560 (1)2).
BERYL (mineral) »-817b ; 7-

586b(tlR.): 5-4616; chryso-
beryl i-310a ; chrysolite
6-3200 ; colour 11-5604 ;
crystalline form 7-580*.

BERYLLIUM (Kluclmun) 3-
817d; 6-4.'.c; 12-U8b;
atomic heat 6-B7d.

BERYLLON1TE 3-

Bcryllus (of Bostra) l-213a;
(MM*

Berytus, Syr. : tee Beirut.

Benelia, (in. 11-752 <U2).

BERZEL1US, JONS JAKOB 3-
818c ; analytical chcmlntry
6-6 la; arsenic, atomic v, eight
2-652b ; atomic theory 3-
873b; cerium 5-761 b; chemi-
cal proportions theory t-
658a; Dulong and Petif*
law t»67c; electrolysis 4-
217c: element* Isolated 4-
45c ; fluorine, atomic weight
10-5 7 Sa; irold, atomic
weight 12-193C ; fa
14-SSld ; mineral*
fled 18-514C ; molybdenum.
atomic weight 18-68Xb ;
organic compound* 4-4 3a ;
organic radicals 4-48b ; po-
tassium carbide 1-138C ;
symbolism 6-36b ; tantalum
26-401a; type and nuclrng
theories 6-4 Sd ; uranium 27-
788a; Titali-ui 6-47,1.

Berxo Demo. It. 24-242 (14).

Berzosa, Sp. 28-530 (1)2).

Bemenyi. Daniel 13-928d.

BBS (myth.) 3-M9a ; S-709C.

Bea (measure) 2-71 3D.

Beaa. Egy. : tee Antlnoe.

Besaln. St : tee Bentacne. St.

B4*kta, • -•::,--• Ip 23-7-

Besan. Pal. : trt Srythopolia.

Besancon (selenti-t) l-267d.

— , Alberic of : tee Alberto of
Besancon.

BESANCON (Vewntio). FT. 3-
819b; 10-77* (114); battle
(A.D. 68) 19-3<.i3a: diet
(1157) 11--I1-!: llbrarlea
16-568a : observatory 14-
956d ; Philip the Bold ».

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

95

BESA-BBA

387a ! Eoman capture (A.D
355) 24-658d ; universil

10-797d.
Besaut, Annie 26-790b ; 4

372c.

— , SIR WALTER 3-820b.
Besanl (coin) : see Bezant.
Besara, FT. : see Beziers.
Besaya, riT., Sp. 25-530 (Cl)

25-S27d.

Besazio, Switz. 26-242 (F5).
Bescar, Lanes. 16-139 (B2).
Beschi-Joseph (poet) 26-390d.
Eeschreibung alter Lilnder : see

Cosmojraphia I'nieersalis.
Bese (title) 26-921d.
Eesednireci (Thomas of Stitny

4-133C.
BESENVAL DE BRONSTATT

Pierre Victor 3-S20c.
Besha. riv., Arab. 2-264 (D4)

2-761d.

Beshar, Mor. 18-851 (F3).
— , mt., Mor. 18-851 (F-G3).
Besliaver, Pers. : see Shapur.
Beshik (Bolbc), lake, Turk. 27

426 (C3) ; 17-216d.
Beshiktash, Constantinople 7

9c.
Besuir (amir) 8-605c.

— Aga 17-396C.

— al-Kassim 8-605d.
Beshit, Pal. 20-602 (Bo).
Beshlik (coin) 27-441b.
Beshoar, Colo. 6-722 (F4).
Beshparmak Dagh, int., Turk,

As. 2-760 (B4) : see also
Latmus.
Besht : see Baal Shem Tobh

Israel.

Bcshtau, mt.j Euss. 25-S16b.
Besi, isl.. Mal.Arch. 17-466

(F3) ; 26-52d.
Besi (game) : see Bezique.
Besiade (family) : see Avaray.
Besigheim, Ger. 11-80$ (B4).
Besin, St : see Benigne, St.
Besini (police officer) 10-

937a.

Beskid, mt.. Hung. 5-383b.
Beskiden, Oat, mts., Aus.

Hung. 3-4 (H2) ; S-383b.
— , West, mts., Aus.IIung. 3-4

<K2>.
BESKOW, BERNHARD VON,

baron 3-820d.
Beslan. Russ. 23-874 (II. D2);

23-891b.
Besrae, Charles Diauowitz 6-

683c.

Besnagar, India 14-624c.
BESNARD, PAUL ALBERT 3-

82 la ; 20-504d.
Besoeki, Java : see Besuki.
BESOM (diet.) 3-821a.
Besos, riv., Sp. 23-530 (G2).
Besredka (physician) 24-304c.
Bessa (diet.) l-484b.
Bessanese, mt., Alps l-742d.
BESSARABIA, govt., Huss. 3-

821a ; 23-874 (I. A2-B4) ;

23-S10b.
BESSARION, JOHANNES (Ba-

silius) 3-821d ; 27-2.!3a ; 10-

284a ; library 27-1000d, 16-

573a : Smyrnaeus MS. 22-

762c.
BESSBOROUGH, EARLS OF

3-S22a.
— , William Ponsonby, baron :

see Duncannon, William

Ponsonby, viscount.
Bess Brook, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
Besse, Fr. 10-778 (H6).
BESSEGES, Fr. 3-822b ; 10-

778 (F5).

Bessel (diplomat) 8-301a.
— , FRIEDRICH WILHELM

3-822b ; eclipses 8-894c ;

equation 25-6o6d ; geodesy

ll-608b ; heliometer 13-

224d: Konigsberg observa-
tory 19-957C ; parallax 25-

789b ; tables 26 - 335b ;

time measurement 26-986C ;

Uranus 19-386b.
Bessel, bay, Green. 12-543

(H2).
BESSEL FUNCTION 3-822c ;

28-335b ; 2S-656C.
BESSEMER, SIR HENRY 3-

82 ia ; 17-242a.
BESSEMER, Ala.- 3-823C ; 1-

460 (B2).

— Colo. 6-722 (F3).
Mich. 18-372 (B4).
N.C. 19-772 (A2).
Pa. 21-106 (A4).
Va. 28-118 (C3).

Bessemer converter 14-818d ;
14-820c ; 7-10Sa ; 7-108d.

— process 14-818d ; 14-803d.
Besaenyei, George 13-926b.
Besser, Johann von ll-790b.
Besseriani (Ad Majores), Alg.

l-359c.
Besses o' th' Barn. Lanes. 16-

139 (D2).
Besse-sur-Issoue, Fr. : tee

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Instructions given on Page 1.

Bessey, Charles Edwin 19

329c.

Bessho, spa, Jap. 15-1 60d.
Bessi, tribe 3-S21C ; 17-110d

M-ISOb.

Bessie, Okla. 20-58 (B-C2).
Bessleres, Bertrand, baron 3

824b.

— .JEAN BAPTISTE, 3-823d

Eylau 10-101b ; Peninsula

war 21-90c ; Wagram 28

244b.

Bessie Tift College, Forsyth

Ga. ll-755a.
Bessin, dist., Fr. 10-776 (C2)

3-355C ; 19-749b ; 5-G9d.
Bessines, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Bessler, Jean E. E. : see Orfly

raeus.
Bess of Hardwick : se

Shrewsbury, Elizabeth Tal

bot, countess of.
Bessoio, Alexander 27-120d.
Besson, Gustave 27-875c.
— & Co. : cornet improve

ments 7-173b; trumpet

27-327C.

Bessonneau, Pierre 5-920c.
BESSUS (satrap ol Bactria) 3

824b.
Bessy, Bernard Frenicle de

see Frenicle de Bessy, Ber

nard.

Bessy Bell, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Best, Rev. S. ll-220a.
— , Thomas ll-627b ; 14-406a
— , WILLIAM THOMAS 3-

824b.

Best, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
Bestes, Theodorus 12-522c.
Best evidence (law) 10-17a.
" Best Friend " (locomotive

22-821b.
BESTIA, LUCIUS CALPUR-

nius (conspirator) 3-824d.
— , LUCIUS CALPURNIUS

(tribune) 3-824C.
Bestiarii ll-445d.
Bestiary (Thaun) ll-117a.
Bestiary, The : see Physiolo-

gus.

Best man (diet.) 4-528c.
Bestu/hev-Ryurnin (historian

23-9 19a.
BESTUZHE V-R Y U M I N

Alexius Peirovich, count 3'

824d.
— , MIKHAIL PETROVICH,

count 3-826a.
Besuki, Java 15-284 (E2).
— , residency, Java 15-284 (B3

&E3).
Besut, riv., Mal.Penin. 17-473

(C4): 17-471d.

iswick, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Besy (myth.) 25-230d.
Uesze, Theodore do : see Beza.
Besztercze (Bistritz), Hung. 3-

4(13) ; 27-2 lie.
Beszterczebanya (Neusohl),

Hung. 3-4 <F2) ; 13-909b.
Besztercze • Naszod, dist..

Hung. 3-4 (13).
Bet : see Bet and Betting.
Beta (letter) 3-87b.

— (pseud.) : see Eratosthenes.
1 Beta " (Brit, army dirigible)

1-265 (PI. II.).
Beta (cicla) : see White beet.

— (maritima) : see Beet.

— (vulgaris) : see Beet and
Mangel-wurzel.

Betafo, Mad. 17-272a.
3eta function 14-549c.
3ETAINE 3-827C ; l-686a.
ietancuria, Can. Is. : see Santa

Maria de Betancuria.
BET AND BETTING 3-826b.
Betanzos, Sp. 25-530 (A-B1).
Betaratsy, Mad. 17-271 (B4).
Betaris, Pal. : see Beit Jibrin.
Jetbeder, Faustin 5-334b.
Betche aux Roches, cavern,

Belg. 25-743a.

Betehworth, Sur. 16-942 (D4).
Bet Dejan, Pal. 17-730b.
Jete Grise, bay, Mich. 18-372

<C2).
Bet-el-Fakih, Arab. 2-264

(A5) ; 18-651d.
3etelgeuse (astron.) 20-276d ;
25-788b; spectrum 21-717
(Plate) ; star-map 7-13.
BETEL NUT 3-828a ; 14-390c ;
19-381a.

— palm : see Areca palm.

— vine 3-828a ; 14-390c.
Betera, Sp. 25-530 (E3).

ieterrae, Fr. : see Beziers.
Betete, Sen. 11-204 (A2).
Bet Flint 13-890d.
Beth (letter) 3-87b.
Betha, riv., Arab. 2-264

(H4).
Bethabara (Bethany), Pal. 20-

602 (D3).
Beth 'Abhe, Turk.As. (Mosul)

26-865C.

Bethalto, 111. 14-304 (B5).
Bethauia, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).

Bethanis, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-44

(133).

Bethany, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
— , Cal. 5-8 (Co).
— , Ger.S.W.Af. 25-4B6 (C6)

11-8026.

— , 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , La. 17-54 (Al).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B-C1).
— , Neb. 19-324 (114).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (Bb).
— , S.Af. 25-466 (G7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (M2).
— , Pal. (beyond Jordan) : se

Bethabara.
BETHANY, Pal. CAzariya) 3

828b ; 20-602 (C5).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

— Beach, Del. 17-828 (13).
Bethar, Pal. : see Bittir.
Beth Aramaya, Syr. : see Sur

istan.
Beth Arbaye, dist., Turk.As

18-181d.

Beth-Arbel, Pal. : see Arbela.
Bethayres, Pa. 21-106 (M7).
Bethe, Captain 15-841d.

— (physiologist) 19-47b.
— , A. (naturalist) 2-88a.
Bethel, Alsk. 1-472 (E3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— , Conn. 6-952 (B4).

— , Del. 17-828 (H3).

— , Ger. S.W.Af. : see Onyipa.

— , Ind. 14-422 (H5).

— , Ky. 15-740 (E2).

— , Me. 17-434 (B4).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E8).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D-E2) ;

793a.

— , N.C. 19-772 (E2).
— , N.Y. 19-956 (F4).
— , O. 2O-26 (B7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K5).
BETHEL, Pal. 3-828c ; 20-

602 (C5) ; ll-,183a.
— , Trans. 25-466 (16) ; 27-

189d.

— , Vt. 19-490 (B4) ; 27-1026d,
— , Wis. 28-740 (C4).

— Academy, Va. 28-118 (E2).

— College, Tenn.: see McKen-
zie.

Bethell, Jolm26-979c.

— , Richard : see Westbury,

Richard Bethell, 1st baron.
Bethel Springs, Tenn. 26-620

<C2).
BETHENCOURT, JEAN DE 3-

828c; 5-174c.
Bether, Pal. : see Bittir.
Bethersden, Kent 9-424 (IV.

I'll ; marble 2-732a : see

also Sussex marble.
Bethesda, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— ,-Md. 17-828 (C3).
— , O. 20-26 (H4).
BETHESDA (Bcthsaida), Jeru-
salem 3-828d.
BETHESDA, Wales 3-828d ;

9-428 (V. Cl) ; 5-360d.
— , Wis. 18-522a.
Beth-GUgal, Pal. : see Gilgal.

— Haram, Pal. : see Tell
Kama.

BETH-HORON, Pal. 3-829a.

— Lapat, Syr. : see Gundev
Shapur.

Bethlehem, Conn. 6-952 (C3).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F7).

, N.H. 19-490 (D3) ; 19-

491c.

— , S.Af. 25-466 (17) ; 20-152d.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. 3-829b ;

21-106 (M4).
BETHLEHEM (Beit Lahm),

Pal. 3-829a ; 20-602 (C5) ;

bishopric 6-419b ; church of

the Nativity 2-2H2b, 21-

605d ; pilgrimages 21-605d.
Bethlehem Hospital : see Bed-
lam.

BETHLEHEMITES 3-829d.
Bethlehem Steel Co. 20-214a

(table).
BETHLEN, GABRIEL 3-829d;

26-853a.
— , Countess Vilma : see Kal-

lay, Countess Vilma von.
iielhmann-Hollweg, Theobald

vonll-898a; 22-171c;22-

528b.
3ethmannMuseum, Frankfort-

on-Main ll-19a.
3elh Mari Qanon, monastery,

Syr. 3-881d.
Beth-Meon, Pal. : see Ma'in.

— Nahrawalha, Asia M. 18-
ISfla.

— Nahrin, Asia M. 18-180a.
BETHNAL GREEN, Lond. 3-

830b ; 16-938 (C-D2) ; mu-
seum 3-830c, 19-Blrl.

Beth Ninib, Pal. 15-375b.

— Omri, Pal. : see Samaria.
3elhsaida, Jerusalem : see
Bethesda.

Bethsaida Julias, Pal. 20-60'.
(Do); 5-2Slb; 13-380c; 15
353d.
Belhshan, Pal. : see Beth

shean.
Bethshan Homes, London 10

135d.

Bethshean (Scythopolis, Bei
san). l>al. 20-602 (C-D4) ; 7
900d ; 15-383C ; 20-G05a.
Bcthshemesh, Pal. 20-002 (B5'

2-549d.

Beth-thar, Pal. : see Bittir.
Bethulic, S.Af. 25-466 (G-I18)

20-152d.
BETHUNE (French family) 3

s:!0c.
— , CONON (or Quesnc) DE 3

8:;0d.
- — , David and James : se

Beaton.
— , Sir Henry Lindesay 21

239b ; 15-94Ba.
— , John Elliot Drinkwater 28

48c.
Bi-Hhune, Maximilien, due

Sully : see Sully.
Betlmne, Colo. 6-722 (H2).
BETHUNE, Fr. 3-831a ; 10

778 (Fl).

— , S.C. 25-500 (D2).
— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (E2).
Bethune-Charost, Marie, duch

esse de 12-74<io.
Bethungra, N.S.W. 19-538

(D4).

Bethzachariah, Syr. 15-394d.
Bethzatha, Jerusalem : see

Bethesda.

Betigeri, India : see Gadag.
Bet Khallaf, Egy. 9-74d.
Bctlengabor (of Transylvania

23-844C.
Betley, Staffs. 9-416 (II. C3)

18-8730.
Bcllinglun, Northumb. : see

Bedliiiglon.

Betlis, Arm. : seeBitlis.
Bet Mizza, Pal. 9-342b.
Betogabra : see Eleuthero

polis.

Betomestham, Pal. 15-542d.
Beton, David : see Beaton

David.

Betouio, Sp. 28-149a (plan).
Betoota, Austr. 2-960 (G5).
JJetomerde Wercld (Bekkcr) 28-

757c.

Betoun, Janet, 4-303c.
Betoyan, Indians l-811d.
Betriacum, It. : see Bedriacum
lietroky, Mad. 17-271 (B4).
BETROTHAL 3-831b ; Roman
28-785b ; Teutonic 26-682b
" Betsey " (law case) 25-973c.
Betsham, Kent 16-942 (F3).
Betsiboka, riv., Mad. 17-271

(B3) ; 17-270C.

Betsie, pt., Mich. 18-372 (D5).
lietsileo, dist,, Mad. 17-271

(B4) ; 17-273d.
— , tribe 17-273d ; 17-274c ;
l-330d ; serpent worship 2-
52b.

Betsimisaraka (Betsimisara),
dist., Mad. 17-271 (C4-3) ;
17-2 7 3d.
-, tribe l-330d.
Betsimitatatra, plain, Mad. 17

270c.
Betson, Thomas : see Bateson,

Thomas.
Betsy Cove, Kerguelen I. 15-

755a.

Bettafurka, pass, Alps l-743d.
Bettcndorf, A. J. H. M. 2-651c.
Betteravia, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
Better Government of India

Act (1858) 14-415b.
BETTERMENT 3-831d.
BETTERTON, THOMAS 3

832a ; 23-782d.
Betterton, Md. 17-828 (G2).
Bettes, John : see Belts.
Bettesworth, Capt. George E.

B. 19-235C.
Betteville, Ankelin de : see

Ankelin de Betteville.
Betti, Bernardino di : see Pin-

turicchio.
— , Enrico l-626a.
BETTIA (Bettiah), India 3-

832b ; 14-376 (L6).
Bettina, Okla. 20-58 (B2).
— , Fosso, riv., It. : see Alh'a.
BETT1NELLI, SAVERIO 3-

832b.
Betting Act (1853) ll-447d ;

ll-448a; 3-827a.
— and Loans (Infants) Acts

(1892) ll-448b.
3ettingen, dist,, Switz. 3-462c.
Bettinus, Marius 5-106b.
Bettisfleld, Wales 9-416 (II.

131).

Bettles, Alsk. 1-472 (G2).
Bettlihorn, mt., Alps 26-242

(E4).

Bettman, E. 6-100b.
— , H. 6-100b.

Bettna, Swed. 26-190 (D2).
Bettobu, Jap. 1G-156 (Q4).

— (Bettobuwan), bay, Jap. 15-
952a.

Bettolo, Admiral 15-82a.
Bettongia 10-0620 : 22-209b.
Belts, Edward Ladd 21-308d ;
4-435b.

— (Belles), John 18-526d.
Belts, Ala. 1-4CO (U4).
Belt's Cove, Nfd. 19-479 (C2) ;

19-481b.

Beltsville, O. 20-26 (D2).
Betlws, Wales 9-428 (V. D4).
— , hills, Wales 3-8L2d.

— Cedewain, Wales 9-428 (V.
E2).

— Y COED, Wales 3-832d ; 9-
428 (V. Dl) ; geology 0-18a.

— y Crwyn, Salop 24-1020c.
Belly, Henry 3-S33a.

— , WILLIAM HENRY WEST

3-832d.

Hottyliill, Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
BETUL, India 3-833a ; 14-382

(G-119).
— , dist., India 3-833a ; 14-376

(G-II8); 5-C81e.
Betula : see Birch.

— alba : see Silver birch.

— daurica 25-13d.

— frulicosa 25-13d.

— lenla : 8f e Black Birch.
— • nana : see Birch bush.

— odorala 10-383d.

— papyracea : see Paper birch.

— verrucosa 10-383d.
Betulcae (Betulaceae) 7-635d ;

5-485C.
Betuleius, Xyslus : see Birck,

Sixl.

Beturigcs, Fr. : see Bourges.
Betuwe, dist., Holl. ll-557a ;

19-413b.
Betwa, canal, India 3-833e ;

14-851b.
BETWA, riv., India 3-S33c ;

14-376 (H7).
BelylOa, Pal. 15-542d.
Betz, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Bcuckelszoon, Jan : see Buck-

holdt, Johann.
BEUDANT, FRANCOIS SUL-

pice 3-833c.

Beudus, Asia M. 21-544a.
Beugnot, Auguste Arlhur,

count 3-834a ; 3-589b.
— , JACQUES CLAUDE, count

3-S33d ; 10-863d.
Beukelsz, Jan : see Buck-

holdt, Johann.

Beukelszoon, William 13-592b.
lieukcndaal, N.Y. 24-320a.
Beulah, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

— Colo. 6-722 (E3).

— Ga. 11-752 (D3).

— la. 28-740 (B6).

— Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— Okla. 20-58 (Fl).

— Oreg. 20-242 (G4).

— Viet. 28-38 (Bl).

— Wyo. 28-874 (III).
Bculahrille, Va. 28-118 (E3).
BEULE, CHARLES ERNEST

3-834a.
Beult, riv., Kent 9-424 (IV.

D4) ; 16-942 (F4) ; 18-71c.
Beuluk (class of janissaries)

15-151b.

Beunans Meriasek 5-652a.
Beura, It. 26-242 (E4).
Ueurmann, M. von 10-300a.
BEURNONVILLE, PIERRE

de Ruel, marquis de 3-

834b ; 4-313c.
Beurridre, Boulogne 4-323c.
BEUST, FRIEDRICH FERDI-

nand von 3-834c ; 3-18b ; 3-

28a.
— , Friedrich Konstantm 3-

835b.

Beuter, Anton 25-590b.
Beutezug 26-263a.
Beuth, Peler Christian Wil-

helm 3-787a.
BEUTHEN (Niederbeuthcn),

Gcr. 3-835C ; 11-808 (D3).
BEUTHEN(Obcrbeuthcn),Ger.

3-836c; 11-808 (G3) ; 18-

717c.

Beuve d'Hanstone 3-837a.
Beuvray, ml., Fr. 3-91 Ic.
Beuvron, Harcourl of : see Har-

courl of Beuvron.
Beuvron, riv., FT. (Loir-et-

Cber) 10-778 (F4) ; 16-926a.
— , riv., FT. (Nicvrc) 6-419b.
Beuzeval, Fr. 8-331d.
Beuzeville, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Bevagna, II. 15-4 (D3) : see

also Mevania.

Bevaix, Switz. 26-242 (B3).
Bevan, Mrs Bridgel 28-266C.
— , E. J. 5-607b.
Bevan, N.G. 19-487 (E3).
3evans (apolhecary) 7-76d.
Bevan f. Nalional Bank 3-

350d.

BEVEL (diet.) 3-835d.
— (tool) 27-46d.

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96

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IU-, ,'„,.!. S,.;".. ' . II IJ-

! I

' : I.-. 17-

II. , • 11.

0vrmt« « 1st. ••- .

H.M-Jr.-

BcCBSr

I , . • : . \\ . IK.
••••IB, ml.. Alp*M-2 12 ((13);

Evwisy. Aired u. (Alured. Al-
Blrdu. or Alrrrd) of ; tee Al-
rnliu of llcvrrlcy.

--,!!<::> J- - !.

— wjoba ot : fte John of Bartr-
\MROXBY3-834d;

•BVEmxr(Beverlee). York*.

II. . .:»; 9-

oords 1-745* ; geology 28-

inter 3- sa0a, 6-
U9*. l-lo:i.l. 24-IXBd. 17-

II'-...: (MOl Ht] 24-1..., :.

HEYBAZAR (IlHhaxar). Turk.

, Ji

Berwinck Oijnipslnlnsjlil) 3-
I66U; II-

' I.. M-
rra. bluX M.Af. 17-

.-rt 1-831
111. 14-304

.

.Mb. M-3S4 (F3).

.

.fan. 8-160 (IS).
r A«ool»Uon (UA) 7-
-•.•-.
^^•tr Karma, Maas. 17-852

M.I. 18-iiilS(A-B2).
Bwrem. Brunswick : tee Bruiui-

wtck-UoTcru.
Beverx. Switi. 26-242 (113) ; 1-

i!3c ; meteor 26-240d.
BwrewtoDe, Uloa. 9-420 (III.
C3).

: iingt-n, Ger. 28-:>.-.«c.
{•mwyck. N.Y. : tee Albany.
>yk. ll.ill. 13-.-.SS (1)2);

!»•) halt.

Berler, Ky. 15-740 (A3).

— . Mo. 1S-608 /D2) ; l»-609d.
BeTUacqua, palace. Bologna

z- 1 1 j. i .

— , palace, Verona 2-41 Jo.
§»rjll.Ala. 1-460 (A3).

. J"hn 16-528d.
Berlg-liibson toraion-iuetcr 13

nsd.

Bevisier. battle ot : weBeachr

ft- -Hi

BEV1S OF HAMPTON 3-836d ;

9-6HK' : criticism 23-i03o :

J. Banyan 4-*u:tl>.
Berolbvtta. int. .India 19-701b.
Bewa : tee Mano.
BewcasUe, fumb. 9-412 (I.

C2): 4-584 (112) ; 4-.',94c.

— . MUt {-urnb. 9-412 (I. ( J).
BEWDLEY. \V,,n,. 3-

Bewerley, Yorks. 9-416 (II.

BEWICK, THOMAS 3-837o ;
II- -Mil : 28-7<J9d; book

i

BnU. Kr.tim. 11

llrlU). „. 19-

• '•

Beylai : tee Balian.

BvrJHBS" »•>
— .MARIE HtNHl (Stendhal)

S-83!H-: IV

Bevlcrbey r <

.. .1- .',-

194o:Turkryr7-449a.
Berlor-bcy-Ki-ul, Turk-A*. »•
'-'••'

. Kr. 10-77S(K5).

Beynen. k... • • -21-ulflc.

Hruimil Our i'uuirt (liJOnuwn)

4-17c.
Berpaab*. rir., India: tre

Berpur. India 14-382 (F14);

BEYR'ICH! HEINRICH ERNST

von 3-.s;iUb ; 8- :
Beyrichla 8-12M. ; 20-237d ;

23-11". .

Berrout, Syr. : *r Beirut.
BEYSCHLAG, W1LLIBALD 3-

Bey-Sbehr. Turk. An. : tee
Beiahehr.

I:.-.;. India 14-376 (C8).

Kliallul. Egy. ; tee Bet
Khullaf.

Ili-xtowwal 3-..17I..
llcyuiiiia (dervwhcs) 9-33b.

Beta (Ear. king) : tee Narmer.

BEZA (do Beaxo), THEODORE
3-839d: 3-SS.!o ; ll-12(iu;
drama 8-51 la; Gallan' col-
laboration 11-11. ;ii ; La
Itochelle synu.1 16-223b ; at
Urthez 30-332c ; Paalnu
translated 14-191*.

Besae, Codex (D) 3-880* ; M-
A65a ; Cambridge Univer-
sity 19-554b : Ranuay'a
views on AcU l-165c.

Beialoel (Bezalel) 10-77o ; 2-
550b : tee alto Einhard.

Bexanosano, dist., .Mud. 17-

BEZANT (coin), 3-840a ; 19-

896b ; 19-a03b ; heraldry

13-32(0.

BEZANTEE (di. t .) 3-> lOa.
Bezau (Egy. king) 9-Sla.
Bczau. Aus. 3-1 I UJ).
BEZBOROOKO. ALEK-

SANDER ANDREEV1CH,

prince 3-840a.

niiadaurla (d)

I-, . ,'
.

llbao Si-10ld.

_

11

a U«ln writer) U-
ain, India 14-382

India 14-3H2 (M9).

.i 13- I

. India I arc Bad-

-.

Bhacabbadra (klnc) 14-614e.
Ub .K- ..i ttu "... t)S>T1
BHAGALPUR. InUm 3-»42o ;
•• i.M7i; 7-H260.

— . dl.'

— . dlvUloi,. Mb.
Bbant (•••• . 13-

Bhagaura. India 14-376 ( I-K6).
lUutomad-oUa S4-169a ; 2-

548d; M.&09a; Messianie

analogic. 19-ll»4a.
MtaoanUa I'urana 94-17 Ob ;

5-4660 ; flood 7-97 7a.
Uhaoarata funma, on hittoire

'

• 19- I

the

ee II«lim!, I,

.

llhurlnit, India :
."Iji (ruler

ul}VT?in' Iut-«

Uban (Barrbal) 4-391*.
Uliorlpur, India; trr Itbarmt-

pur.
Bbnrtrlharl (crammatlao) »4-

17 Ib.

Ilharui-b (Bbarak acbla).
Ii.ilu : *r liniaob.

j|h»r>'«. In<u«: •"• Bbarahat,
Bbaakara A. liar) a

.

r. HanU. : tee Beaulieu.
gew»borough, Kent 7-896b.

U,.,,,.v. ,-;.,,... |... .,.28-. ;•_•>,.

-witz. 26-242 (C4): salt
»••"«. «4-88d; aeienlto

Bciar, Ala. 1-460 (Al).
26-690 (16).

.. ..
, s«s. 3-S.-I7.I ; 9-424

BEXL'EY!' 'NICHOLAS" 'VAN-

tUtart, baron 3-837d ; 19-

BE'XL'EY. K.-nt 3-838b; 19-

M2 (E3); archaeology 9-

;.W. 19-538 <AS>: "•

Hi. Knit 16-942 (E3) :
archaeol...
Bexon. ... |. , . \.4-758b.

'•
mt.. Turk.A». 1-760

Hot) 3-838b: tee alto
Mameiuki -.
BcyaJjocs. tribe 8-7 43*.

BEZEL (dicJL) 3-840d.
Bezeliu (archbp.) 12- -7 1.1.
— , count 28-u ..nli.

I !'Vi !T"-. 111,,.'. 21-1 7»r.

Bezetlan (diet.) 28-i)02a.
Beziers. Itayiuund Iloger. vis-
count of 1-JOJd ; 5-;il4c.
— , vicomte de : tee JlonUort,

Simon IV., count of.
BEZIERS. Fr. 3-84 Od ; 10-778

(KB); 16-17!lc: 5- :l Ir ;

fortress destroyed 5-942d;

synods 13-458d. 3-i
Bczingi (UUu). glacier. Cauo. •-

-•-'.' i ,.

—.pass. Cauc. 5-552c,
BEZIQUE3-S41a.

I- 12- :

11-4 18c; coprolites 7-1 lid.
Bezobdal, mt-... Cau<-. 5-.'.47a.
Bexobrazov. Jakov 22-937b.
Bezold. J. F. \V. von 18-287b.
Bexons, Fr. 10-778 (B5).
Bezont. Etlcnne 16-201o ; 1-

624a; statue 19-37 Ib.
Bezpopovtel ( Bezpopovsb-

china), sect 23-886b.
Bex-tine 7-9221,.
Beztuzhev-Hyuinin: tee Bes

tuzheT-Hyiiinin.
Bemidenhout. F. 5-238c; 25-

472,1; 27-197d.
BEZWADA (liczvada), India

3-842c ; 14-382 (III.).
Bezzocca, It. ll-467c.
Ilghai 15-678a.
llh (philol.) 3-87b.
Bhabar. tract. India 19-154c.
Bhabcawar Ilai 15-337a.
Bhabua, India 14-376 (K7).
Bhadar, India 14-3S2 (C9).
— . riv., IndlalS-6'J ..1.
Bhadaura, state, India 12-

Ilhugvlkhaiid. India :

Baoelkhand.
Bhacirathl.rlv., India (Bengal)

i »• - i i-

218d; toll station 16-1 SOd.
— , riv., India (Himalayas) :

tee Ganges.

Bhagsu, India 14-376 (G3).
liluiKU-nmuki, India 14-376

Bhagvat'sinhji. Sir 12-231d.
Ilhagua, IndUi 14-:i,i2 (E9).
Bhacwmnt Singh 8-1 43d.
iihai 1S-636C.
llliai..|iadjyaguru (deity) 15-

ITlDi

Bhaiji Bawa 7-670b.
Bhainaaghat. mU.. India 3-

• .

Bhairob. riv^ India lS-336d ;
15-781d.

— Baxar, India 19-U3c ; 26-
I36c.

Bhairagnia, India 14-376 (L6).
Bhairani Konda, India : see

Itiranikouda.
Bhairnva 13-508*.
lihajun 13-l-i;.i.
Bhakkar, India 14-376 (D4).
lihiikta 13-.-.U1I.1.
lihakta-mala (Xabhajl) 13-

J ~ . ! .

Bhaktapur, India : tee Bhat-

gaon, former state.
Bhakti 13-jlla; 15-623d; 13-

485b.
Bhaladhaka, Bal. 14 - 376

(C-4).
Bhalka, dist., India 8-740d.

— , riv., India 3-2 lib.
Bhaln-sooi : *<• Bnli-xoor
BHAMO, lliir. 3-S43c ; 4-840

fMd.- {UUUia "•"> *•
BHATGAOK. India 3-845a ;
14-376 (L6); arehlUicture
19-380* ; former state 19-

Bhatgarh. lake, India 14-382

Itlmti^i l«-604b.

Bhatibari dirt.. India «-740d.

Bba ,,. b d . 13-1..... .

Bhatlinlu (GovUidgarb), India
14-376 (F4) ; ad*/. ; 19-

Bhatua'lr, India 3-845a.
lllmtni. India 14-376 (K6).
Bhat^tcaste). India 15-428« ;

Bhatahab (kings) 12-2 Ib.

- (poet) 24-

BESA-BIA

BHIMAOBMMMrtii.) 3-H41*.
— <En«)4»l»4b.

: :

'

•Mar* M-ifTT 1 MMtBM

-. indu 14-J76 (E-r

'I lu»pi«) 19-Mtb,
lll.in.l, India 14-376 (116); 12-

• >

Bhincar. India: tee

Ilhinmal. India 14-376 (D-K7).
niiir, India i ;
iln.hina (levmd) S4-167C.
lltillanl ; tee B«lt«nul.
Bhlllart. crwk. India 4-1 Me.
UblwandL India 14-38X(EIO).
BHIWANI (flhlwanak Indt

3-- |i,i, ; 14-376 (f-'
Bho (llbod), A»U : trr Tibet.

— Utpala (astronomer) 24-

Bhattavaryan, tribes, tr^ti^i.

12-2 Ib.

Bhatti (chief) 15-129b.
Bhatti (Bhati), tribe 3-845a ;

22-li.j;>c; 22-U.'i6a; in Ulsnar

13-.*,2iid ; Jaisalmer founded

15-1291).
BHATTIANA. territory. India

Bhottikonta : see Rarana-

badha.
Bhuttiprolu, India 14-U21d •

14-624C.

Bhattu, India 14-376 (F5).
BHAU DAJ1 3->4.'.b; 24-801b.
Bhauini, Bur. 14-382 (Ull).
Bhaunagar (Bhavnagar). India

3-845c ; 14-382 (D-E9).
BHAUNAGAR, state, India 3-

, .

(K2); lade 15-1
— , dlst.. Bur. 3-843b.
Bhan, int., Scot. 24-412 (C2).
Bhaoa 8-482c.
Bhana Bhatta (author) 20-

.

llhanduk, India 5-837b.
BHANDARA. India 3-843d ;

14-382 (11-19).
— , disL. India 3-843d ; 5-

BHANG3-844a; 13-264a ; 14-

Uvb.
Bhangi confederacy 12-713c.

Bhanrer, mte., India 14-376

(H8-I7).

Bhanur. India 14-382 (Gil).
Bhanwar Pal Deo 16-67 7d.
Bhaordhig, riv., India 14-3S2

(110).

Khar, trine 12-245d.
BHARAHAT iBiirhiit). India

3-MII>; 14-42.sd; 14-624b-

15-280a.

Bharajch. India : tee Bahraich.
BHARAL 3-S44c ; 24-818b.
Hharani 13-I1I:;,-
Bharata (legendary king) 24-

169a; 27-369b ; 13-53a.
— (legendan- sage) 24-171d.
Bharatns. trilio 24-102b.
Bharata-varsha 14-:<75b.
Bharat Chandra (Candra) 3-

,

Bharatpur (Bhurtpore) India
14-3f6 (G6) ; 3-845a ; 22-

.
BHARATPUR, state. India 3-

844c : 4-609d : 15-281a ;

history 8-143c, 15-129a.
Bharaut. India : ter ISharahat.
Bharavi(poct)24-171a.

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97

.
Bhaunagar cotton 7-258a.

— Gondal railway 3-845c.
Bhauainghjl (maharaja) 3-

— (thakor sahib) 3-84&C.
lihara (deity) 4-385c.
Bhavabhuti (Babhavuti) (dia-

mat 1st) 24-1730 ; 8-481b.

Bhavanasi, riv., India 15-9S2c.

Bhavani, riv., India 14-382
(O14) ; 6-r>5:tu.

Bhavnagar, India : tee Bhau-
nagar.

lihavrichas 24-1 62c.

Bhavvalpur, India : tee Baha-
\vulpur.

Bhanam, India : »et Bhiwani.

Bhawani (myth.) 15-64 la.

Bhawani Patna, India 1S-637C.

Ilhau-is/ii/n I'urana 6-100d.

Bhayad (caste), India 7-670a.

Bhcel (log-land) 26-4 M)b.

Bheels. ini*- : .«.• niiiN.

BHEESTY <dict.)3-I.V.

BheiBcir, int., Scot. 24-412
(B4); 14-874B.

Bhi-lsa. India: tee Bhllsa.

Bhcnsdehi. India 14-382 (G9).

Blur : art \

BHERA. India 3-845d : 14-
376 <K3).

Blifri. riv., India 14-376 (K5).

Bheea Bol : see Balsa Bol.

Bhet (diet.) 10-283*.

Bhoula. ml., Scot. 24-418 (B2);
4-878d.

Bhichhkhori, India : tee Bikna
Thori.

Bhikhan (Hindu reformer) 12-

• ' ' "• i i „

Bhiknapaharl (Vulture Hill),

India 10-1

Bhikshu : tee Sannyasln.
Khilliima I. (Indian prince) 7-

84 8d.
BH1LS (Bhecln). tribe 3-84Sd ;

2-74Sd: in Bombay 4-187o ;

corps 20-3SI<1 : dance 7-

796b; In Khandrsh 15-771 b-

language 19-2d : 12-7 lOb ;

in Mahi Kant ha 17-396b.
Bhilsa, India 14-376 (G-II8) :

14-39Sd. 14-401 d
Bhilwan. India 14-376 (K7).

-•• BodawpayA.
llh.* 13-4x61,.

llhogal. rtv., India 14-376(07).
Bhoja (Indian ruler) 24-174* ;

24-182*; 13-41*21,; Dbar

•M .. 8- I ;.. .
Bholapura, India 14-376 (115).
Bholapuri. tribe 3-924d.
Bhola, India 14-376 (U8).
Bbongaon. principality. '

17-44X0.
Bhongtr. India 14-382 (H 1 1 ).
Bhonsla (dynasty) 14-41 la;

14-IUc; 6-683b; Akalkoi

chief 1-454*.
IfhooJ, India : tee BhuJ.
Bhopal, India 3-84Cc ; 14-376

— , agency, India 3-846c.
BHOPAL, «tate. India 3-846b;

4-609d ; Babiula 9-142c :

IMI : .:•• . : - 14-' M I
Bhopalpatnam, India: MBhu-

palDatnam.
BHOPAWAR. agency, India 3-

• J '-,

Bborv India 14-382 (£10); 3-

.

BHOR, state. India 3-846r.
— Ghat, pan. India 14-38J

Bhoroli, "riv.. India 14-376

<P6); l-454a.
Bhot, Asia : tee Tibet.
Bhotan, India : tee Bhutan.
Bhun nuggar cotton : tre llhuu-

nagar cotton.

Bhragic, mt., Scot. 8-6 8 3a.
Bhreac, mt., Scot. (E. Loch

Awe) 24-418 (A»).

— , mt., Scot. (E. Loch liiddon)
24-418 (A3).

— . int., Scot. (X. Loch EtlTe)
24-418 (Al).

— .int. .srot. (W.Loch Biddon)
24-418 (A3).

(perth-) *4*418

<8UfBl*) "•

Bhrigu (legend) 24-1 7Sd.
Bhrigus (carte) 24-1 660.
Bhrolliuu, lake, Scot. 24-412

(B2).
Bhuaird (Bourd), mt.. Scot.

3-7 Hid; 28-48C.
Bhubama&a, riv., India 14-376

(N-O8).

Bhndgaon, India 18-573C.
Ifhuiyns, tribe 16-94d ; 10-

BH UJ, 'India 3-846d ; 14-376

: 7-669d.

Kliujn. hill. India 7-669d.
liliujabalin : tee Gomata.
Hliujanga (t-nakc god) 3-846d.
Illiuj Jhil. Ink.-, India 15-129b.
Bhumaka (Indian ruler) 14-

SMb.
BhuniiJ, tribe 6-272d ; lan-

guage l>-2c.

— Kc.l. lril>.-17-542b: 7-673b.
Bhundeear, India 14-3^2(K 10).
Ithunniar, India : trr Bnniar.
Bhupal. India : tre Bbopal.
Bhupalpatnam, India 3-499*.
Bhur(dict.) 17-106c.
Bbnrl Singh 5-si3b.
Bhnrtpore, India : tee Bharat-

pur.
BhusHwal, India 14-382 (F9) ;

15-771b.
BHUTAN, stato, India 3-S46d ;

14-376 (X-06) : 2C-9I9*.
Bhutan pine 21-62ia.
Illnitlax, tribe 3-847a ; lt-

379c.

Bhuvane«war (BhnbanesirarX
India 14-382 (L9) ; 1O-277<L
Bl (chem.) 6-39b.
Bia(myth.)l»-335b.
Bia. riv., W.Af. U-203 (A4);
*

xxn. «

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Bia actorion 16-478b (fig.).
Biacabato, treaty ot 21-399b.
Biadmuin (Irish princess) 14-

767b.
Biafare (Biaftade), tribe 22

168o ; l-329d.
Blafo, glacier, India 14-376

(F2); 12-20d: 13-473c.
Biafra (Mafra), baj-, Atl.0. 12-

696c.

Biahmu, Egy. 18-643b ; pyra-
mids 22-685C.
Biainas, Arm. : see Van.
— , anc. kingdom, Asia 2-320b ;

2-565b.

Biainian dynasty 27-878a.
Biaka Jong, India 14-376 (O6).
Biala, Aus. 3-4 (F2) ; 2-974c ;

population ll-402b.
— , Russ. 21-929 <D3) ; 25-46d.
— , riv., Aus. 3-9200 ; ll-401o.
Biali7-673c.

Bialitzy, Russ. : see Byeltsi.
Bialowiee, Russ. : ate Byelov-

itsa.
Bialy Kamien: battles (1604)

6-259C.
Bialystok, Buss. : see Byelo-

stok.

Bian, riv., N.G. 19-487 (D3-2).
Bianca (Christian name) : see

Blanche.
Bianca Spina, rat., It. 24-210c.
Biancheri. Giuseppe 15-720,
Bianchi, Antonia 20-449C.
—.Francesco Ferrari (painter)

7-194b.
— , Francisco (musician) 4-lb.

— (Italian commissioner) IS-
73a.

Bianchi (Florentine party) 10-

532d ; 7-812C.
BIANCHINI, FRANCESCO 3-

848o; 27-1013b.
Bianco, Andrea 2- 126e.
Bianco, It. 15-4 (F5).
— . canal, It. 15-4 (C2); 15-15a.
— , cape, Cors. 15-4 (B3).
— , cape, Gr. 12-424 (Bl).
— . cape. It. 15-4 (D6).
— , lake, Switz. 26-242 (H4).
— , rat-, Alps l-743c.
Blanco (pottery) 5-736d.
Biancone group 7-416d.
Bianconl, Charles 6-;>56a.
Biandrata, Giorgio : serBland-

rata, Giorgio.
Biantes 2-309d.
Biantidae 2-309d.
Biaora, India 14-376 (G8).
Biar.Sp.: battle (1813) l-172a.
Biard (Jesuit) 17-439a.
Btarka-mol 14-234a.
Biarinia, Russ. : see Perm,
Biarmians (race) 21-939a.
Biarnason, Thorkell : see Bjar-

nason, Thorkell.
Biarni (the Xumberskilled) 14-

239a.

— Heriulfsson 16-396a ; 28-
99a.

Biarnisson, Jon 14-235C.
Biaro, isl., MaLArch. 17-466

(F2).
BIARRITZ, FT. 3-84Sd ; 10-

778 (D6) ; breakwater 4-

476c; geology 2O-81C.
Bias (myth.) 18-87d.
BIAS (of Prienc) 3-849a,
Bias, bay, China 6-168 (15).
— , riv., India : see Beaa.
BIAS (diet.) 3-S49u.
Biaaca, Switz. 26-242 (F4) ;

34-7a.

Biased bowls 4-346b.
Biasi, India 14-376 (15).
Biathach 6-42 la.
Biathanatos (John Donne) 8-

417d.

Biatora immersa 16-583C.
Biatorine apothecium 16-5Slc.
Biava, Samnele 14-911d.
Biaxial crystals 7-587o; 7-

SSBd.

Bib (fish) : see Pout
BIBACULUS, MARCUS FU

rius 3-S49a.

Biban, mts., Alg. l-642d.
— , Bahret el, lagoon, Tun. 1-

643 (D2).

— , Borj el, fort. Tun. 27-288c.
— , El, Tun. 1-643 (D2).

— el Moluk, Egy. 26-740C.
Bibars I. (Baibas, Beibas) 9'

99d ; Antioch taken 2-131d;
Crusaders defeated 7-543a,
7-544C ; Mecca visited 2-
267c ; Mongols defeated 24-
611b ; Palestine conquered
20-623d ; Syrian assassins
extirpated 2-775C.

— II. Jashengir9-92b ;9-100c.

— Mansuri 9-100c.

Bibars (mosque), Cairo 26-

173c.
Bibawan Tizi, pass, Mor. 18-

851 (C3) ; 2-859a.
Bibb, Tex. 26-690 (13).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (C3).

Bibbiena.It.3-802b; 27-864o.

Bibby, isl., Can. 5-160 (L3).

Bibby Bros. & Co. 25-85 W.

Bibel Tryck-Tunnan 3-905d.

BIBER, HEINRICH J. F. VON
3-S49b.

Biber, riv., Switz. 26-242 (Fl) ;
24-395b.

BIBERACH, Ger. 3-849b : 11-
808 (B4) : battle (1800) 19-
218 (map).

— . riv., Ger. 24-260a.

Biberbriicke, Switz. 26-242
(F2).

Biberen, riv., Switz. 26-242
(C3).

Biberist, Switz. 26-242 (D2).

Bibescu, Prince 4-7 18c; 23-
837d.

Bibiana, riv., India : sceKalni.

Bibiapur, palace, Lucknow 17-
10Gb.

Bibi-Eybat 3-230C.

Bibi-Khanuin, college, Samar-
kand 24-11 2d.

Bibile, Cey. 14-382 (116).

Bibiuani, Bal. 14-376 (B5).

Bibione, It. 27-1002O,

BIBIRINE 3-849c.

Bibiru : see Greenheart.

BIBLE 3-8490 ; Apocalyptic
books 2-17lb: Apollinaris
reproductions 2-183b ; Ara-
bic translation 6-443b ; ar-
chaeology and Bible history
6-309b ; Babylonian and
Assyrian history 3-101a,
115b ; Bohemian version 4-
134a ; Christian apologetics
2-189b ; Christian IIl7s 21-
37b; chronology 3-865b,
887d, 20-616a ; colometry
25-9 16b ; Coptic versio i 7-
113b,9-59b ; deistio attitude
7-936b ; dogmatic authority
8-382d, 13-3600 ; Dutch
authorized version 8-7 1 xi ;
earliest German versions 11-
787c : earliest Hungarian
translations 13-925b ; escha-
tology9-761a ; French trans-
lations 10-1 12c, 13-86Sa;
Fust and Schoeffer's 6-717d;
Gaelic versions 5-639a ; the
Giustiniani 12-55b ; Gnostic
account 27-856C ; Gothic
versions 27-566C, 5-474d ;
Greek Influence 13--' HI. ;
Greek version (modern) 20-
338d ; Hebrew language in
13-16Sb, 24-622a ; historical
value 15-372c ; historical
writing influenced 13-529b ;
Icelandic translations 14-
239b ; Index Librorum Pro-
hibitorum 14-374d ; infalli-
bility 14-5 lib ; inspiration
5-76a, 14-646a ; Italian
translation 8-281a; Juven-
cus's verse translation 15-
613c ; Komorn 13-925d ;
Le Jay's polyglot 8-847b ;
Luther's translation 11 - 7 - -V.
ll-788a ; Mahomet's repro-
duction of Biblical history
17-407b ; Manx translation
B-639d ; miracles discussed
18-572o ; Nestorian transla-
tion 19-408d; New Testa-
ment 3-872b, 26-774a, 6-
335c,22-449b; North Ameri-
can Indian translations 9-
278b, 14-458a ; oaths taken
on 19-941d ; Old Testament
3-849d, 20-610c; Oriental
literature, place in 20-61 "a ;
origin of name 4-2 14c ; Po-
lish translations 21-923a ;
Portuguese translation 22-
160d ; price of first printed
edition 4-21 5c ; reading for-
bidden 13-360d, 17-891a, 5-
517c ; Roman Catholic ver-
sion 11-547C ; Rumanian
version 23-844b ; Schnorr
Karolsfeld's pictorial 24-
345c ; Septuagint variations
24-654d, 12-5 1 4c; Slav trans-
lations 20-362d, 23-916b ;
Swedish translation 26-215c;
Talmud 26-384d ; Tamil
translations 26-391a ; Tem-
plars 26-592d ; Tissot's il-
lustrations 26-1 01 6a ; uncial
characters 17-623d ; verse
divisions 9-799b; Welsh 5-
77c, 5-647c, 28-265a; Yoruba
translation 7-520a.

— : Criticism : allegorical and
prophetic 3-858c, 22-447d ;
Fathers of the Church 3-
858b, 10-201b, 15-622a ;
genealogies ll-574a ; higher
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615d, 26-783b ; Jewish 13-
467d, 18-421C, 26-380b, 26-
420d ; Modernist 16-926c ;
Reformation S-75c, 5-348b,
25-690b ; textual 3-857d, 3.
883b, 16-62 7 b, 28-5 3Sd.

BIBLE, ENGLISH 3-S94a; 9-
629d ; early versions 3-879
(PI. II.) ; Erasmus's Para-
phrases 9-732b ; literary
style 9-628b, 24-228b ; verse
division 6-832b.

— and Key 8-332d ; 20-173d.

— Board 22-SOlc.

— box4-350b.

Bible, Dictionary of (he 9-

370b.
BIBLE CHRISTIANS 3-905a ;

27-608C.
Bible Communism (Noycs) 20-

107b.
Bible communists : see Oneida

community.

Bible Grove, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Biblegrove, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
Bible Guiot, La (G. de Provins)

6-808b.
Bible in Spain, The (Borrow)

4-275d.

Bible o/ St Paul 7-513d.
Bible of the Western Conti-
nent : see Mormon, Book of,
Bible-regal 23-35d.
BIBLE SOCIETIES 3-905c.

— Society, British and Foreign
3-906b; 18-587b; 5-938b.

— Society, Naval and Military
3-906b.

— Society of Scotland, Na-
tional 18-587b : 3-907a.

Bible Sonatas (Kuhnuu) 22-
425b.

Biblesworth, Walter of : see
Walter of Biblesworth.

Bibliander, Theodore 19-110d.

lliblia Pauperum 27-511a.

BWta Polualotta (Plantin) 21-
728a.

Biblia Reaia 15-416C.

Biblical Repertory : see Prince-
ton Review.

Bibliographer's Manual of Eng-
lish Literature (Lowndes) 17-
78c.

Bibliographia Zoologiof et Oeo-
logiae (Aernssiz) 1-3681).

Bibliographical Dictionary
(Clarke) 6-443c.

Bibliograph ical Encyclopaedia
(Hajji Khalifa) 12-827b.

Bibliographic de VAstronomie
(Houzeau and Lancaster)
26-945d.

Bibliographic des livres tt
figures venitiens (Duo de
Rivoli) 4-224b.

Bibliographic des principales
editions originales decri-
vains francais du XVe au
XVIIIe siecle (Le Petit) 4-
225a.

Bibliographic instructive (De-
bure) 3-908a.

Bibliographic romantiQue (As-
selinau) ll-150d.

Bibliographischer Institut.Ger.
13-460b.

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND BIB-
liology 3-908a ; Dibdin's
works 8-1 75d ; French study
of ll-127c ; Grosart's edi-
tions 12-615d ; Hajji Kha-
lifa's encyclopaedia 12-827b;
Hamilton collection sold 12-
880a ; incunabula 14-369d ;
Querard's works 22-742a.
See also Book-collecting.

Bibliography of eighteenth-cen-
tury art and illustrated books
(Lewine) 4-224b.

Bibliology : see Bibliography.

B1BLIOMANCY 3-911b.

Bibliomania (Dibdin) 8-175d.

Bibliophile, Jacob le : see La-
croix, Paul.

Biblioteca Ambrosiana, It.
(Milan) 18-439a : 16-573d.

— Angelica, It. (Rome) 16-
572b.

— Brancacciana, It. (Naples)
16-573C.

— Estense, It. (Modena) 16-
573c.

— Laurenziana, It. (Florence)
10-529d ; 16-573b ; 4-214d ;
18-366d.

— Leightonia : see Dunblane,
Scot.

— Marciana, It. (Venice) 16-
573a ; alehemistical \vrit-
ings l-520a ; architecture
2-412a, 27-999C ; musical
MSS. 7-24a.

— Mamoelliana. It. (Florence)
10-529d ; 16-573C.

— Mediceo-Laurenziana : see
Biblioteca Laurenziana.

— Melzi, It. 16-573d.

— Nazionale, It. (Florence)
10-529C.

— Nazionale Centrale, It.
(Rome) 16-572a.

— Ottoboniana, It. (Rome)
16-571C.

— Palatina, It. (Florence) 16-
572c.

Biblioteca Riccardiana, It.
(Florence) 10-529d.

— Triyulzip, It. 16-573d.

— Universitaria Alessandrina
16-572b.

— VaUicelliana, It. (Rome) 16-
572b.

— Vaticana : see Vatican
library.

Bibliotheca (Myriobiblon)

(Photius) 12-522b ; 21-483d.
Bibliotheca Academiae Lug-

duno-Batavae, Holl. (Leiden)

16-575d.
Bibliotheca Arabico • Hispana

Escurialensis 5-449c.
BiMiot/icca Britannica (Watt)

3-911a.
Bibliotheca Criiica (Wytten-

bach) 28-880a.
Bibliotheca Fratrum Polon-

orum 27-594C.
Bibliotheca Oracca (Fabricius)

10-119C.
Bibliotheca Babichtiana 4-

499a.
Bibliotheca Hispana (Antonio)

2-150a.
Bibliothfca fJistorica (Diodorus

Siculus) 8-281b.
Bibliotheca historica medii aevi

(Potthast) 22-2120.
Bibliotheca Latina (Fabricius)

10-119c.
Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana,

Holl. (Amsterdam) 16-575d.
Bibliotheca Sacra 5-96o ; 20-

825d.
BibliothrcaUniversalisiGesncT)

3-954b ; 25-123b.
Bibliotheque de Bourgogne,

Brussels 16-575a ; 21-388a.

— de I'Arsenal, Paris 16-566b.

— de 1'Institut de France :
see Institut de France.

— du Pantheon, Paris : see
Bibliothftque Ste. Genovieve.

— Mazarine, Paris 16-566c ;
19-277b.

— Nationale, Paris 16-564d ;
2-415b ; 7-964c.

Bibliotheque orientale (de

Molainville) 13-338b.
Bibliotheque Ste. Genevieve,

Paris 16-566C.
JHMiotheque Universelle 16-

845d.
Bibo : see Ornithodoros mon-

bata.
Bibos (zool.) 20-398d; 28-

lOlOc.

— banteng : see Bantin.

— frontalis ll-542a.

— gaiu-us : see Gaur.

— sondiacus : see Bantin.
Bibra, Ernst von 3-405d.
Bibra, Ger. (Saxe-Meiningcn)

11-808 (III. oil).
— , Ger. (Saxony) 11-808 (III.

plO).
BIBRACTE (Mont Beuvray),

FT. 3-9110 ; 2-583b; l-245a;

battle (58 B.C.) 4-939d.
Bibrax, FT. : see Laon.
Bibron, G. 23-140a.
Bibulus, Lucius Calpurnius 3-

911d.
— , MARCUS CALPURNIUS

3-91 1C.

Bibundi, Gamer. 5-110 (A3).
Bibury, Glos. 9-420 (III. D3).
Bibury Club race meeting 13-

728a.

Bicameral system 12-295d.
Bicarbonate of Soda: see

Sodium bicarbonate.
Bicarpcllatae 2-13d.
Bicazul, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
BICE (diet.) 3-911d.
Bicellaria 22-42o.
Biceps muscle l-941d ; 19-55d.

— femoris muscle 19-57b ; 19-
59d.

BICESTER, Oxon. 3-91 Id ; 9-

420 (HI. E3); geology 20-

416a.
BicMre, FT. 10-778 (C6) ; 2-

563a.
— , fort, Paris 10-778 (C6) ;

20-SOSa.
— , hospital, Paris 10-746b ;

19-9150.

— , prison, Paris 13-833a.
BICHAT, MARIE FRANCOIS

X. 3-912a ; l-937a ; 4-406b ;

writings 18-53d, 26-794b.
Bichelsee, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
Bicheno, James Ebenezer 26-

181c.

Bicheno, Tas. 26-438 (Bl).
Bichir : see Polypterus.
Bicho do p& : see Jigger.
Bicholi, bay, Mal.Areh. 17-466

(F2) ; 12-8630.
Bichromate cell 3-532c ; 26-

S13a.
BICHROMATES AND CHRO-

mates 3-912c ; 6-297a ; spec-
tram 21 - 497a. See also

Chromates.

Blcipedes : see Dralsine.
Bickendort, Cologne 6-697a.
Bickenhill, Warwick. 25-75

(B2).

BICKER (diet.) 3-913b.
Bickerstaff, Isaac (pseud.)

see Ramsay, Allan; Swit

Jonathan.
BICKERSTAFFE, ISAAC S

913b.
Bickerstafle, Lanes. 16-13

(B2).
BICKERSTETH, EDWAR]

(Evangelical divine) 3-913b
— , Edward (dean of Lichflelc

3-913C.
— , Edward (bishop of Sout

Tokyo) 3-913c.
— , E. H. (bishop of Exeter) 3

913c.

— , Robert 3-913b.
Bickerton, Sir Richard Husso

27-1530.

Bickerton, Ches. 9-416(11. B3
— , isl., Austr. 2-960 (F2).
Bicklord, William 5-85c.
Bickford, lake, Me. 17-43

(A5).
Bickiugton, High, Dev. 9-43

Bickleigh, Dev. (west) 9-43

(VI. D3).

— , Dev. (east) 9-430 (VI. F2
Bickleton, Wash. 28-354 (E4
Bickley, Kent 16-942 (E3) ; 4

634a.

Bickmore, C. E. 26-336b.
Bickuacre, Ess. 9-786a.
Bicknell, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Biclac, isl., Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Bicocca, La, It, 5-939c ; battl

(1522) 16-289c.
Bicoeca 10-465a.
Bicoecidae 10-465c.
Bicol, riv., P.Is. 21-393a.
Bicol, tribe 21-396a.
Biconcave lens 16-425a.
Biconvex lens 16-425a.
liicounty, 111. 14-304 (D3).
Bicske, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Bicuda, pt., Cape Verde Is. E

253 (map).
Bicursal 7-662a.
BICYCLE 3-913c ; 7-682d

motor 18-919b ; tires 26

1007a.

— Touring Club : see Cyclisti
Touring Club.

Bid (euchre) 9-878b.

BIDA, Nig. 3-917d; 19-67

(C3) ; railway connexio

with the Niger l-356d.
— , dist,, Nig. 3-917d.
Bid'a (rel.) 17-421c.
Bidache, Antoine Agenc

Alfred, prince of : see Ore

mont.

Bidache, FT. 10-778 (D6).
Bid-ale : see Bidding-weddinj
Bidal v. Girard's executors 12

45d ; 3-949c.
Bidar (Bedar, Beder, Bidare

India 14-382 (Gil) ;14-432c

14-402b.

— , state, India 7-911c.
Bidari : see Biddery.
Bidassoa, riv., Sp. 25-530 (El

3-493a ; 19-282a ; Penii

sular war 21-95d.
Bidda, Nig. : see Bida,
BIDDEFORD, Me. 3-918a ; 11

434 (B5).

— Pool, Me. 3-918a.
Biddcllians 3-919a.
BIDDER, GEORGE PARKE1

3-91 8a.
— , George Parker, Junr. 3

918c.
Biddenden, Kent 9-424 (I\

D4).

BIDDERY 3-918c; 14-575a.
Biddie Knob, mt., Vt. 19-49

(A4).
BIDDING-PRAYER 3-918c.

— wedding 4-528o ; 5-357b
l-538a.

Biddie, Charles John 3-919b.

— , James 15-237C.

— , JOHN 3-918d.

— , NICHOLAS 3-919b.

Biddlo University, N.C. S

946b.
Biddulph, John 2-749c ; 12

20b ; 28-905a.
Biddulph, Staffs. 9-416 (II

C3) ; 6-913c ; 25-7580.

— Moor, Staffs. 27-250d.
Bidean nam Bian, int., Scot

24-412 (D3) ; 12-119d.
Bideford, Gerard de : st

Ridertort, Gerard de.
BIDEFORD, Dev. 3-919c ; 9

430 (VI. Dl).
— , bay, Dev. : see Bamstaph

Bideihecht 17-588c.
Bidelia spinosa 4-187b.
Bidens (hot.) 6-812a.
Bidentales 24-63 Id.
Bidere, Nig. 19-678 (El).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

98

To make full use of thl* Index It It ctxentlal to read the
InitructionM given on Pmge I.

BIA-BIG

Banaldt

Don-

l Warwick. 0-».'i' (III.

:. IllltlH 18-50Sb,

li. li.. r «-:..-.
EaTlX Arab. S-I64 (OS) ;

i III).

.•
ktt&an. ml- Pers. ll-ist*

-—

l-934a.

ll-76d-
i 0-778 (l>«>;

BIUHAI. FABLES OF S-V11M :
aw also JCiWUaA wo XMmiMA.

lll.lr. | • I. •

ran. II- 188 (1)3) ;
10-1'JOu.

2-.-..V.' dr.1).
Hwcll. Slieltonl 17-j;ud ; 17-

Bldwvli. O. 10-26 <K7).
— . mu. c-«l. S-- •
Utyspati Thakur : see Vldya

Udyapoti Thakur : te
pit! Thakknra.
•».<"""f«"n)>»-.1.??d-

ber, Csl. S--

11-
— . i iher, Oer. : tet Obar Ble-

Ko'pf. mU. A us. 18-242 (12)
BWwntein. Marschall von 11-

BBBR1CH. Oer. 3-920a ; 11-

808(11. m8).
Btebrich scarlet 8-7 46b.

llu-l.r/. r,».. I:-:-. 21 -.'.'I'd'.'.:

U-930b.

lii.-.i. rlv, SwttB. 16-- •.:..-.
Bieda, It. : tet Hlera.
BIEDERMANN. FHIEDRICH

Kart3-920a.

•irlm 14-2 :>2 1. ; 17-935d.
in««tn>« Luis Hernandez de

2S-I ••:.

•Mopopovtsd (sei i . 23-"t;v
llkViT.it. Hi:". 21-1','U U'-');

-7b.
B1EL. GABRIEL 3-910b.

P. 25-530 (El).
— . Swltz. (Bern) : tet Blenne.
.U. (Valais) 18-242 (E4).
Btels, Monten. 18-767 (Bl).
— , riv.. AUK. 4-1221..
— Laiioa, mt. Hung. 3-4

(D4>; 7-471a.
Btela'i. oomet 8-761o; 18-261c.
BieUshitza Planlna, mta,

BtolaSskala, mt., Carpathians

S- ~ 10.

Btolef. RUM. : tee Byelev.
^^•U. < '. K. 20-737d.
BIELEFELD. Oer. 3-920C ; 11-

13-825B.

Bielefeldt (chemist) ll-299c.
BWer Hohe. mt,, Alps 18-242

Bfcierh&he. pass. Alps l-748a.
Blslsnrr, lake, Swltz.: tee

f.,;.,,,:

BMev, RUM. : tee Byelev.
Bleigorod. RUM. : tee Byel-

gorod.

..: tet Belgrade.
l.om, rir.. Bute. B-937a.
Hicliua, Bosnia : trt Hjclina.
BIKLITZ. Aus. 3-9200 ; 3-4

(F2).

Blelka, val, Aus. 28-451S,
BIELLA. It. 3-920d; 15-4

(A-B2); 15-10b.
Bielostok. RUM. : tte Bye-

kwtok.
Ii:H,,t:,.. /.,. f,

BMowlce. ROM.: tee Byelo

wice.

Bielowski (editor) 21-927d.
BjeIsa,Sp. 15-530 (FI).

5B£k. cave. Oer. 13-48a.
BieUkl. Joachim 21-925a.
— . Martin U-924d.
Bjnttko. AUS. : tet Biclltz.
•MM. Ross. : tee Byeltsl.
Blennime, Amedee Pierre Leo

nurd 10-S90.1.
Blrnfalte. Richard, lord of

tee Clare. Richard de (o

Bte
Bl

t 17-98*0,
.I.C. 14-498 (E8)

(Blel),8wlU.3-920d
M-i4t (Cl); 18-254d ; geo

BIENNE. lake.8wtt>. 3-i'Jl;.

-. rlT.. FT. is-.',67b.
iennlal nlant« (bot.) 15-875b
13-7«7b; 18-97SS,
Blenno» (myth.) 7-638*.

\. •:.:•. I ...... SS •

^•011. .

r.

BtenvUle, i
•, Joan I
atenr de fi

18-«38b; 11-1!
BtonvUJe,Uul7-,Mlil)
— , parish, La. 17- .1 iA-lll).
Blequos, Isl, W.I. : te* Vk

analgesia 1-
; •uiipumtlro pro-
_j!9-77ld.
Blerbauni. O. J. ll-799b.
Bier-divination 3-4M>.
Blere. SwIU. 18-242 (A3).
Bleran. Ernst Johann. duke of

Courland : tee Ilirvn.
Blerle quartzltv (icvol.) 8-125b.
lUeroe, FT. 18-778 (1)4).
Bier ordeal 10- 1 :
Biers' hyperaemla (mod.) 26-

ISldj 19-428d.
BIERSTADT, ALBERT 3

Ml ,.
Blernm. Heribert of : tet Heri

bert of Bierum.
Blerum. Hull. 13-588 (Dl).
Btosbosch, diet.. lioll. 13-588

. 13-

Blesdorf. Oer. 3-788 (plan).
Biese. Franz Curl O. A. K. 2-

864d ; 1-9340.
BtesJoob. pass, Alps 1-7 43o.
BleskaMalziis, mta, Turk. 1-

istb.

Btaakld. West, rats. Hung. :

tre Besklden. Went.
Blester. Ernesto 22-162c ; 8-

HOe,

BleUchhorn. int., Alps 28-212
(D4); l-74l.i; 1-749V

Bleuzy, FT. 4-91 b.

Blevre. riv., Fr. 24-588b.

Blevree. Fr. 1O-778 (B6).

Bifara, Sud. 19-67 5c.

Bifcnio (Tlfemuii), riv.. It. 15-
16 (E4) ; 18-4 (E4-3) ; 15-
4d; l-73a.

int., Alps

Bifldns

.
: tee Olchfa

BlfUar suspension 17-984c.
B1FROST (myth.) 3-921b.
Big. bay, Midi. 18-:;7'J (C3).
— , bay, N./,. 19-C24 (A6).
— , Chan., X.Y. 19-596 (14).
—.hill, R.I. 23-249 (111).
— ,tol.. Can. 5-160 (P3)« »

rsto,

— , lake. Ark. 1-552 (E2).

— .lake. Can.: tee South

Indian.

— , lake, Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— . riv.. Can. (Labrador) 5-160
(O5) ; 16-28d.

Can. 24-225 <A2).
Mo. 18-6U.S (F4).
N.Z. 19-024 (A7).

, riv
, riv
, riv
. ri
, riv

11.1. 23-249 <B2).
(A4).

. \V.-. 28-740 (A4.
— , vat, Ariz. 1-544 (B3).
Blga (chariot) 5-860b.
Bteaa. P.In. 11-392 (E2).
BIGAMY 3-921b ; Luther's

sanction 17-139c.
Bte Annemeaez, riv., Md. IT

888 (H4>.

Blgar, Isls., Pac,O. : tet Hikar.
Blgarade Orange 20-148b.
Blgarelll. Ouldo 17-94c.
Blgarrat (party) 22-505d.
Bigarreau : tee. Cherry.
BIgBar. Cal. 5-8(1)1).

— Bay, Mich. 18-372 (C3).

— Bay. pt., Mich. 18-372 (C3)

— Bay de Noe, bay, Mich. 18-
372 (1)4).

— Bayou, riv.. Ark. 1-552

tIM).

— Bear Greek, riv., Ala. 1-460
(Al).

— Bear Creek, riv., Mich. 18-
SfS<I>-B».

— Beaver Creek, riv., N.Dak.
19-780 (D-E3).

— Beaver Creek, riv., Okla. M
21; (on,

— Beaver Creek, riv.. S.C. IS
I M>3).

Blgboe, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

Bte Ben (prize fighter) : it

Brain, Big Ben.
lliu- Hen (bell), I.on.I. 28-551b

3-c,-i9d.

Btebcnd. W.Va. 18-560 (B3).
Big Bend of the Columbia.

tract. Wash. 18-354 (E2) ; 8-

738a.

— Bend Ridge, mt*.. Ida, 14-
276 (D3).

— Bethel. Va. l-819a.

Ills; Illx

.1 ..

k, mi... Ky. 18-741'
, riv.. Miss, 18-400
Cwak. rtv, Mia*. 18-

•• BsBoJi CJeek, rtv, 8.C. 18-

500 >

— Blackfuot riv, Mont. 14-

— YlfiiVrfc.. Kan. 18-8u4 (FI);
18-11

— Blue, rtv. Mo. 13-60S

— Blue, riv. Neb. 19-314

— Blue Creek, riv. Tax. 18-

Bte I Hue group (geol.)U-177d.
lite liogue l/orns, rir.. Mi-!
i-.

— Bone Lick. Ky. 18-740 (Dl);
18-7 43s.

— Brook, riv, N.J. 19-502

— Brownstraw Creek, riv. Pa.
U-106(<

— Bug. Ariz. 1-544 (112).

— Hun. falls, WU. 28-424a.

— Bureau Creek, rir. 111. 14-
304 (Cl).

— Burn, riv.. Soot. 14-720b.
BlRlmry. I)ev.9-i

— . bay, Der. 9-i:m (VI
Bte BushkUl Creek, riv. Pa.
11-106 (M3).

— Hutte, mt., Ida. 14-276

: 14-276b.

— Hutte Creek, riv, Oreg. 10-
_• i _• . > ...

Blgby. Ark. 1-552 (B4).
Bte Cabin. Okla. 2O-58 (FI).

— Cabin Creek, riv, Okla. 20-
58(KH.

— Camas, prairie. Ida. 14-270
(B4); 14-277a.

Bteoane, La. 17-54 (C3).
Bte Canoe Creek, riv, Ala. 1-
180 (C2).

— Caribou, 1st, Can. 19-831
(C2).

— Cedar Creek, riv, la. 14-
731 (FI).

— Cedar Creek, riv, B.C. 25-
I I.-KJ..

— Cedar Creek, riv, Tex. 28-
690 (13).

— Chama, riv, N.Mex. 19-520
(Dl).

— Chazy, riv, N.Y. 19-596
(Ol).

Big China pig (zool.) 21-5958,
-~i Clam, lake, Mich. 18-372

— COfty, Ky. 15-740 (B3).

— Colyel Creek, riv. La, 17-
54 (b6).

BIgcreek. Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— . Ky. 15-740 (E3).
^te Creek. W.'
(A-B4).

— Creek, riv, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Creek, riv, Ala. 1-460 <B3).

— Creek, riv, Ala, 1-460 (D4)

— Creek, rir. Ark. 2-552 (B4

— Creek, riv. Ark. 2-552 (Bl

— Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-.-..12 (C2

— Creek, rir., B.C. 4-600 (E3

— Creek, riv, Oa, 11-752 (Bl

— Creek, riv, Oa, 11-752 (D3i

— Creek, riv, la. 14-7.12 (D3)

— Creek, riv, la. 14-732 <F4

— Creek, riv,Ida.!4-276 (113)

— Creek, rir.. 111. 14-304 (E4)

— Creek, riv.. III. 14-304 <ES)

— Creek, riv.. 111. 14-304 (1)4)

— Creek, riv.. 111. 14-304 (B3)

— Creek, riv,Ind.l4-422(B8)

— Creek, riv, Ind.l4-422(D3)

— Creek, riv, Kan. 15-654
(i ••_' i.

— Creek, riv. La. 17-54 (Cl).

— Creek, riv. Mo. 18 - 6C

— Creek,' riv. Mo. 18-608 (E4)

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-608 (C3J

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-608 (Bl)

— Creek, rir, O. 20-Jii

— Creek, riv, Okla. 20-58(F1)

— Creek, riv. Wash. 28-35
(D2).

— Creek, riv.,Wis. 18-740(04)

— Cypress, swamp, Fla, 10
.Mi' iK i) : 10-'.',-.

— Cypress Creek, riv, Tex. 26
Bin' (Nl-S).

— Darby Creek, riv, O. 20-26

(55).

Hi,-.! •-- i;. .k.-r)21-'.
Bte Dry Creek, riv, Mont 14-
•J7i; fWS

— Eagle Creek, riv. Ark. 1
55! (C4).

Btc-eaiw] i .it 27-1-.:; li..
Bte Eau Claire, riv, WU. 28
740(04).

— Eau Plain, riv, Wls. 28-7 4
(D4).

Bteeh (temple). E»ry. M-373b.
Blgelk. Mont. 14-276 (El).
Big Elk. riv, WU. 18-740 (C3)

28-->r,i

I..*-', li'a; 5-

»-K22d.

113).

i.7j.

of: seiTJio

trlbe*M-4l7b.
Creek, riv, Ala.

T40(E4).

te Fan (Mormon band) :
Danltea.
Bte Fishing Creek, riv. Pa. U-
08 (113*

Bl« Flat Brook, riv, N J. 19-
401 (< I).

— Flat Creek, rtv, Ala. 1-480
(114).

— Flat Creek, rtv, Oa. 11-751
(C2).

— Flats. N.Y. 19-598 (DS),

— Flui-. \\ i-. 28-740 (D4).

— Foot Prairie, UL 14-304

Blgfork, Ark. 1-552 (A3).

. Minn. 18-.'..'.u (1)3).
— , Muni. 14-276 (B-C1).
Hi* Kurk, riv., Minn. 18-550

— Fork, riv, Mont. : tee Swan.

— Fork of the Cedar Creek,
rir.. Okla. 10-58 (F3).

Blmr. John Stanyan 8-350b.
Bigg (cereal) : tre Here.
Btega, India 14-376 (F6).
Blggar. Joseph Olllii 2O-855C.

, It. 19-258d.
BIGGAR, Scot, 3-921b ; 14-4 1 S

<D3).

— , riv.. Scot. M-38d.
Blggarsberg, mto. Natal 19-

• .'•!.

Blggers. Ark. 1-551 (El).
Blgges, IsL. Austr. 1-960 (C2).
Biggin Hill, Kent 16-1U2 (E3J,
BIGGLESWADE, Beds. 3-

922c ; 9-424 (IV. B2) ; i

M k .

A. O. Teatman : tee
eatman-Btegs.
Cat V«lc»).

— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , Oreg. 10-242 (E2).
Btewnrfllc. IIL 14-304 (B3).
BUrha, Asia M. 1-760 (B2).
— , prov, Asia M. 1-760 (C5

KB3); 17-433b.

jha (measure.) 19-SSOc.
Bteha Chat, riv, Turk.As. : tee

Oranlcus.
Bl« Harcar, Isl, Northumb. 10

IBSb.

— Hatchet, mts, N.Mex. 18-
520 (B6).

— Hay, lake. Can. 1-500 (B2)
Blgheart, Okla. 20-:.* (F.I).
IliBhlll. Ky. 15-740 (D3).

BUr Hole, mta., Ida. 14-276
(04).

— Hole, riv, Mont. 14-276

— Horn, Wyo. 28-874 (FI).

— Horn, mt. Neb. 19-323c.

— Horn, mta, Ariz. 2-544
(B3).

— Horn, mts., Wyo. 28-87
(El); 27-621a : 27-631C.

— Horn riv, Mont. 14-276

— Horn,' riv, Wyo. 28-87
(1)1 -•-'): 27-621C.

Btehorn (zool.) 24-81 8b ; 28

lOllc ; 28-1012a ; 5-147d.
Bte Horn Co, Wyo. 18-8
TC-Dl).

— Horn Forest Reserve, Wyo
28-874 (El).

BlKhorn limestone 27-631d.
BIGHT 1 1 lid. I 3-922d.
BUrM. The. Ocv. 10-7 3b.

— Sub Station. The, S.Aus. 2
960 (K6).

Bte Hurricane Creek, riv.

tee Hurricane Creek. Big.
Bigi (party) lO-537b.
Btelo, Francla : tre Francla

EBo.

Bte Isaac, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).

— Island. Va. 28-118 <C3).

— Klamath, lake. Oreg. : it
I'mxr Klamath.

— Label te Creek, riv, Kan
20-869a.

— Lagoon, CaL 5-8 (Al).
Blglake. Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Bid Lake. Minn. IS-MO (D5).
Btglake. Wash. 28-3A4 (Cl).
Bte Ijiramle, riv, Colo. 8-722

(Dl).

— Laurel, N.r. 19-772 (B.I).
Biglerville, Pa. H-106 (116).

— Lick, N.C. 19-772 (B2J.

— Lick, Va. : tet Roanoke.
Biglieri, It. 15-720.

J77d.

. rtv. Me. 17-414
Idscaft. rtv, Mtcb. 18-

. lake. N.Y. 18-&98
jt-Fl).

— Monhodite Creek, rtv,
S.H.V. 18-5080

— Mend. la, 14-731 1 .

— Muddy Creckl riv. III. 14-
304 (05) ; i4-J06a.

— Muddy Crrak. rtv, Mont.
14-276(01).

— Muddy Creek, rtv, N.Dak.
19-7 80 (CJ).

— Muddy CTeek. rtv, Wa«h.
28-354 (D3).

— Mulberrv Creek, rtv, Ala.
1-480 (C3).

Btenaml, Amlco M-788b.
Bte Nance Creek, rtv, Ala. 1-

480 (Bl).
Btena«o.i8wiU.lsV241(F4):

Via Nasty Creek, rtv, B.Dak.

18-506 (B-C2).
lllgni, Alesaandro del 18-888c.

Bte Nlangna, rtv. Mo. 1C-808

Blgnon, Engine l-499b.

— , Jean Paul l-103c.

— . JEROME 3-922d.

— , LOUIS P. E, baron 3-

MM.
Btenonlm (bot.) 18-551d ;

745d: seed* ll-258d;

ma 18-57 Id.
Btenonlaceae (bot.) 18-57 Id;

It-.' '..I..

Blgnor. 8ns. 4-584 (C7) ; 21-

337d; 4-588d.
Blgnou (music) : tee Blnion.
Dig Oak Flat, CaL 8-8 (C3).
Bteod. Sir Francis l-762c ; 7-

-.-.,,.

BIGOD. HUGH, earl of Nor-
folk (d. 1177)3-923b:17-3d.
— , Roger, earl of Norfolk

(d. 1221) 3-923b: l*-748a.
— , Roger, earl ol Norfolk

(d. 1170) 1-9130 ; 13-4 7c.
— , Roger, earl of Norfolk

(d. 1306)l-92Sc; 9-498a.
BlBordi, Domenico : tee Ohlr-

landajo.
Blgorio, monastery, Swltz. 28-

242 <F4).
Bigorre, Centnlle in, comte

de : tee Centulle III.
Blgorre, dist, FT. 18-776

4-684C ; 4-501a ; IS-"?*!?. '
Bigot (sculptor) 24-51 Ic.
-. Marie (pianist) 18-121d.
BIGOT (diet.) S-923c.
Bigot de Morognes. Piare

Marie Sebastien 19-31 4s.
Bte Otter, lake. Can. 8-180

(Q5).

Blgouden (diet,) 22-67a.
Bigourdan, GnlUaume 8-890b.
Biirovat, rapids, RUM.AS. M-

303d.
Big Payettc. lake, Ida. 14-276

(A-B3).

— Pelican, lake, Wto. 18-740
(D3).

Bigpine, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
— . N.C. 19-772 (B4).
Bte Pine Creek, riv, Ind. 14-
422 (C4).

— Pine Creek, riv, O. 20-26
(E6).

— Pine Key, Fla. 18-540 (E7).

— Pine Tree Creek, riv, 8.C.
25-500 (D2).

— Piney, Mo. 18-608 (D4).

— Plney. Wyo. 18-874 (B3).

— Piney Creek, riv. Ark. 1-
552 (112).

— Piney Creek, riv. Mo. 18-
608 (D4).

— Finer Creek, riv, Tex, 28-
690 (N4).

— Pipe Creek, riv, Md. 17-828
(El).

— Pond, Can. 19-831 (D2).
Btepool. Md. 17-828 (C-D1).
Big Quill, lake. Can. 14-225

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. l-923d ;
18-372 (E6).

— Rattlecnafce Creek, riv.
Wash. 18-354 (D3).

Btgred. Wyo. 18-874 (FI).
Bte Red. riv.. Win. 28-74CKCS).

— Itoche a Cri Creek, riv.. Wla.
28-740(04).

— Rock. Ark. 18-792c.

— Rock, IIL 14-304 (1)2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

BIG-BIRK

Big Rock, Mich. 18-372 (F5).

— Rock, pt., Mich. 18-372
(E4).

— Rooky Creek, riv., Mo. 18-
608 (E4).

— Run, Pa. 21-106 (E4).

— Run, riv., O. 20-26 (L3).

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106
(G3).

— Sable, lake, Mich. 18-372
(Do).

— Sable, pt., Mich. 18-372
(D5).

— Sable, riv., Mich. 18-372
(D5).

— Salkehatchie, riv., S.C. 25-
500 (C3-4).

— Salmon, riv., Can. 1-472
(M3).

— Salt, plain, Okla. 20-58
(Bl): 20-57d.

— Sand, hill, Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— Sand, lake, \Vis. 28-740
(A3).

— Sandy, Mont. 14-276
(D-E1).

— Sandj-, Tenn. 26-620 (C-D1)

— Sandy, Tex. 26-690 (M-N3).

— Sandy, W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

— Sandy, riv., Ariz. 2-544
(B2).

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

riv- ^ *•

— Sandy Creek, riv., Colo. 6-

— Sandy Creek, riv., IU. 14-
304 (B4).

— Sandy Creek, riv., Ind. 14-
422 (D8).

— Sandy Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-
874 (C3).

— Sawgrass, swamp, Fla. 10-
540 (E5).

BIG3BY, JOHN JEREMIAH

3-924a.

Bigsby Medal 3-924a,
Big Shawnee Creek, riv., Ind.

14-422 (C4).

— Sheep Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-
242 (H-I2).

— Sheep Creek, riv., Wash. 28-
354(G-H1).

— Sioux, riv., la. and S.Dak.
25-506 (14) ; 14-732 (A2-1) ;
25-506d; 25-lSla.

" Big Six " 10-4 16a.
Big Smoky Valley, Nev. 5-S
(E2).

— Snowy, mts., Mont. 14-276
(E2).

— Soldier Creek, riv., Kan.
15-654 (Gl).

— Spring, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Bigspring, xet>. 19-324 (B3).

— , Tenn. 26-620 (G2).

Big Spring, Tex. 26-690 (F3).

— Spruce, mt., Vt. 19-490
(A5).

— Stew Creek, riv., m. 14-304
(B4).

— Stick, lake, Can. 24-225
(A3).

Bigstone, S.Dak. 25-506 (12).
Big Stone, lake, Minn, and

S.Dak. 25-506 (12) ; 18-550

(AS) ; 18-549b ; 25-507a.
Bigstone Co., Minn. 18-550

(A5).
Big Stone Gap, Va. 28-118

(Bl).

— Suamico, riv., Wis. 28-740
(E4).

— Sugar Creek, riv., Pa. 21-
106 (C2).

Big Swamp, lake, Wash. 28-

Big Sword society 6-204d.
Big Tarkio, riv.. Mo. 18-608
(Al).

— Thompson, riv., Colo. 6-722
(El).

Bigtimber, Mont. 14-276 (E3).
Big Timber Creek, riv., N.J.

19-502 (B4).

Bigtrails, Wyo. 28-874 (E2).
Big tree (Sequoia gigantea)

24-660a ; 5-10d ; l&975b ;

10-659b.

Bigtrees, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Big Tune, lake. Me. 17-434

— Tapper, lake, N.Y. 19-596
(Fl); l-193a.

— Two Hearted, riv., Mich.
18-372 (E3).

Biguglia, C. Pietro 12-lOld.
Biguglia, lake. Core. 15-4 (B3) ;

Big Valley, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— Walnut, riv., Ind. 12-537d.

— Walnut Creek, riv., O. 20-
26 (E4).

— Warrambool, riv., Anstr.
19-538 (D-E1).

— Wateree Creek, riv., S.C.
25-500 (C-D2).

— Wills Creek, riv, Ala. 1-460
i (Cl).

Big Wood, riv., Ida.: see
Malade.

— Woods, dist., Minn. 18-550
(B4-C6); 18-549a.

— Yellow Creek, riv., Ala. 1
460 CB2).

Bihac, Bosn. 3-4 (D4) ; 4-
2S2a ; 4-282b ; 4-285b.

Bihar, India : see Behar.

— , co., Hung. 3-4 (G3).

— , mts., Hung. 3-4 (113) ; 27-
212b.

— Dibszeg, Hung. 3-4 (H3).
Bihari, Peter 13-930c.
BIHARI (language) 3-924a;

14-488d; literature 13-4S3d.
BIHARI -LAL (author) 3.

927b; 22-253d.
Bihar programme (Hung.) .26-

1017a.

Bihat, state, India 12-893a.
Bihe, W.Af. 6-923 (BG) ; 2-

39c; 24-674d.
— , plat., W.Af. 19-633b.
Bih6, tribe 1-330C ; language

3-359c.

B.I.I, (abbrev.) l-27c.
Biisk, RUSR.AS. : see Biysk.
Blja, tribes : see Beja.
Bijanagar, India : seeVijayan-

agar.
BIJAPUR, India (Bombay) 3-

927c; 14-382 (F-G11) ;

architecture 14-433b, 27-

961a; history 7-911c, 3-

696a, 8-1 43b ; incense in-
dustry 14-350d.
— , India (C.P.) 3-499a.
— , India (Nepal) 19-378d.
— , agency, India 15-280C.
Bijar, Pers. 21-188 (Al); 11-

903b.
BUAWAR, state, India 3-

928c ; 14-376 (H7).
Bijjala Kalachurya 5-S12c.
Bijji, India 14-382 (110).
Bijna, riv., India 24-G51d.
Bijnabad, Pers. 21-188 (C3).
Bijni, India 14-376 (O6) ; 8-

740d.
BIJNOR (Bijnaur), India 3-

928cj 14-376 (115).
Bijns, Anna 8-722b.
Bijou, hills, S.Dak. 25-506 (F4).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (F2).
Bijouga, isls., Port. W.Af. : see

Bissagos.
Bijou Hills, S.Dak. 25-506

(F-G4).

Bika, clan 27-559a.
BIKANIR, state and town,

India 3-929a ; 14-376 (E5).
— , agency, India 22-866a.
Bikanir Camel Corps 3-929c.
Bikaniri (dialect) 22-865b.
Bikar, isls., Pac.0. 20-436 (G3).
Bikaz, pass, Hune. : sec Bekas.
Bikei (coin.) 10-170b.
Bikelas, Demetrius 12-526C.
Biker, Judice 22-163a.
Biket, Robert : see Robert

Biket.

Bikh (drug) l-151d.
Bikhaconitine l-152a.
Bikhah Fal, Pers. 16-217c ; 10-

190b.

— Ihsham, Pers. 16-217c; 10-
190b.

Bikhur Cholim ll-220a.
Bikini, isls., Pac.O. 20-436

(F3).
Bikna Thori, India 14-376 (L6);

19-379a.

Bikni, mt., Pers. 18-20d.
Bikszad, Hung. 3-4 (H3).
Bil (astron.) : see Jupiter

(planet).

Bil (myth.): see Bel.
Bila, riv., Sum. 26-71 (A-B2) ;

26-7 Ib.
Bilabiate corolla (bot.) : see

Labiate corolla.
BUad-es-Sudan : see Sudan.
Bila Hora, battle : see White

Hill, battle.

Bila-Ma, val., Egy. 27-289a.
Bilamgari, Nig. 19-678 (D-E1).
Bilamgur (Tibetan ruler) 16-

99a.
Bilan, riv., Pal. 20-602 (C4) ;

20-602C.

— Dagh, mt., Arm. 2-565 (B2).
Bilano, riv., Sp. 18-765C.
Bilashi, Nig. 19-678 (F3).
BILASPUR, town and dist.,

India (C.P.) 3-929d ; 14-376

(I-K8).
— , India (Punjab) 14-376

(G4); 15-634D.
— . state, India : see Kahlur.
Bilate, riv., Abv. 25-869b.
Bilateral hemiplegia (med.) 20-

763c.

— symmetry (zool.) 18-670d.
Bflanktaang, mi-., p.ur. 26-

458b.

Bilaur, Russ.As. : see Bolor.
Bilawa (Abyssinian prince) !•

Bilbsi' (sultan): see Zahir.

BILBAO (Belvao), Sp. 3-930c ;

25-530 (Dl) ; breakwater 4-

480a ; climate 25-530a ;

siege (1874) 5-345a; riots

(1905) 25-566d.
— , bay, Sp. 3-9300.
BILBEIS (Belbes, PhelbSs),

Egy. 3-931a ; 9-22 (C2) ;

history 9-90c, 9-93c, 9-10Sb,

9-121d.
BILBERRY 3-931a; 9-739b

(lig.).
Bilbilis (Bambola), Sp. 5-653b;

4-968b.

BILBO (sword) 3-931b.
Bilboa, Sp. : see Bilbao.
Bilboes (diet.) 3-931b ; 10-

29Gb.
Bilbow Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460

(A4).
Bild, Beatus : see Rhenanus,

Beatus.

Bildad the Shuhite 15-422d.
B1LDERDUK, WILLEM 3-

931b ; 8-726b.
Bilderling (Russian general)

23-928d.

Bilderlingshof, Russ. 23-337C.
Bildeston, Sufi. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Bildstockljoch, pass, Alps 1-

746d.
Bile 19-923C ; jaundice 15-

281d ; mereury 18-159a ;

rinderpest 23-34i)a.

— acids 21-336b.

Bilechas, riv., Turk.As. : see

Belikh.

Bile duct 16-802a ; 20-673c.
BILEJIK (Belocome). Asia M.

3-931c; 2-760 (C2) ; 27-

443a.

Bilck, Jan (historian) 4-134b.
Bilek, Aus. 3-4 (F5) ; 3-4b ; 4-

282a.

Bilens, tribe : see Bogos.
Biler, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Biles, J. II. 24-950d.
Bile sickness (cattle) : see Gal-

ziektA
BILFINGER, GEORG BERN-

hard 3-931d ; l-99b.
Bilga Kagau (Turkish Khan)

27-4 7 Ib.
BILGE (diet.) 3-932a ; of ship

24-960C.

— keel 24-938C ; 24-974c.
Bilgram, India l2-943d.
Bilguer, von (chess-player) 6-

103c; 6-10G1).
Bilhah (bibl.) 7-791a ; 11-

574b.
Bilhana (poet) 14-400b ; 14-

622b; 24-1 Tic.
Bilharzia : see Schistostomum.

— haematobio : see Schisto-
stomum haematobium.

B1LHARZIOSIS (med.) 3-932a.
Biliary calculi (med.) : see
Gall-stones.

— colic (med.) 16-803d.

— fever (vet.) 26-937b.

— fistula (med.) 16-803c.
Biliktu (Mongol Khan) 18-

715a.

Bilimbi (bot.) 23-207c.
Bilimora, India 14-382 (E9).
BILIN, Aus. 3-932b; 3-4 (01);

18-5210.

— , riv . Bur. 24-104a.
Bilin, tribe . see Bogos.
Bilinear form 19-854c.
Biliner Sauerbrunnen, springs,

Aus. 3-932b.

— Stein, rock, Aus. : see
Bofen.

Bilineurine : see Choline.
BHini (folk songs) 23-9 14c.
Bilious attack (med.) ll-505d.

— relapsing fever : see Re-
lapsing fever.

Biliran, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(D-E5).

Bilirubin 19-923d.
Biljoen, castle, Holl. 2-629c.
Bilk, Ger. : see Oberbilk and

Unterbilk.

Bilking (law) 4-913a.
Bilkot, India 14-376 (15).
BILL (diet.) 3-932b.

— (parliamentary) 20-837a ;
county and district council's
powers 9 - 432a, 9 - 440c ;
Lords' powers 20-847a ;
petition superseded by 21-
306b ; private bills 20-837c ;
royal prerogative of veto
22-280<l.

— (weapon) 3-933b ; 12-830c.
BUIa Billa, W.Aus. 2-960 (CG).
BiUabong Creek, riv., N.S.W.

19-538 (C4).
Billaeus, riv., Turk.As. 2-760

(D2) : see also Filiyas Chai.
Billard, mt., Alps 26-242 (B4).
BILLAUD -VARENNE,

Jacques Nicolas 3-933c.
BiUbergia 4-632b.
Bill broker 4-631c ; 17-733a ;

17-734b.
Billcock : see Water-rail.

Bill-discounting 3-352a.
Bille, Anders, earl-marshal 11

51b.

Bille, riv., Ger. 12-S71a.
Billeagle, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
liilleberga, Swed. 26 - 190

(B4).

Billeil 25-378d.
Billerica, Mass. 17-852 (El).
Billericay, Ess. 16-942 (F2).
liillesdon, Leics. 9-420 (III.

F2).
Billesholm, Swed. 26-190 (B3);

2G-194b.
BILLET (diet.) 3-934a.

— (arch.) 3-934b ; 18-934b.

— (heral.) 3-9341) ; 13-322d.

— (iron) 3-934b ; 14-S31b.
BILLETING 3-934b ; 2-613c ;

9-537a.

Billeting Act (16G2) 3-279c.

Billet System : see Rounds-
man System.

Billett, 111. 14-304 (E5).

Billet wood : see Black ebony.

Bill Hill, Conn. 6-952 (F4).

BILLIARDS 3-934c ; ball 15-
93d, 15-i>l:i ; handicap regu-
lations 12-9 16a.

Billing, Barnabas, marquess
of : see Thomond, Barnabas
O'Brien, earl of.

Billingborough, Lines. 9-416
(II. G4).

Hilling Brook, riv., Hunts. 13-
951d.

Billinge, Lanes. 16-139 (C2) ;
16-140b.

— , hill, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).

Billingen, mts., Swed. 23-190
(B2) ; 26-189C.

Billingford, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
El).

Billings, Hammatt 21-863d.

— Josh, (pseud.): see Shaw,
Henry Wheeler.

Billings, Mo. 18-608 (C4).
-, Mont. 14-276 (E3) ; 18-

753d.
— , Okla. 20-58 (Dl).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (A2-3).
Billingsellidae 4-C3Ga.
Billingsfors, Swed. 26-190

(A-B2).

Billingsgate, isl., Mass. 17-852
(03).

— market, London 16-951b.
Billingshurst, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

B4).

Billingsley, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Billiugton, U. 26-2:!3d.
— , ELIZABETH 3-940a.
Billiugtou, Lanes. 16-139

(Dl).
— , sea, Mass. 17-852 (F3) ; 21-

863c.
BILLITON, isl., Dch.E.Ind. 3-

940b ; 17-4G6 (Bo) ; 17-467d.
— , resid., Mal.Arch. 17-4G6

(B1&B3).
Billitonite 18-652d.
Billo, Aby. 1-83 (map).
BILL OF EXCHANGE 3-940c ;

3-351a ; days of grace 7-

87Gb ; indorsement 14-501a ;

international nature of 14-

702d ; Japanese system 15-

195d ; rebate on 22-949b ;

Sunday dating 26-97d.
BILL OF RIGHTS 3-9 4:;d ; 9-

542b ; 8-315a ; U.S. 17-285c.
BILL OF SALE 3-944b ; 10-

451d.
Bill of Sale Acts 22-174b ;

false afBdavits 21-172c ;

hire - purchase agreements

13-523C.

Billom, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Billon, Thomas l-910c.
Billon (metal) 19-870c.
Billopp, Christopher 25-802b ;

27-92c.
Billot, Jean Baptiste ll-14a ;

10-882d.
BILLROTH, ALBERT C. T.

3-945b ; 3-157d.
Bills, The, rocks, Ire. 14-744

(A3).
Billung, duke of Saxony : see

Hermann, duke of Saxony.
Billungs, Mark of the 11-834

(map).
Billwifler's acetylene burner 1-

140c.
Bill Williams, mt., Ariz. 2-544

(B2).

— Williams Fork, riv., Ariz.
2-544 (B2) ; 6-'725b.

Billyboy 4-99a.

Bilma, Sah. 3-945c.

BILMA, oasis, Sah. 3-945C ;

1-320 (Eli) ; 23-461C.
BILNEY, THOMAS 3-945d.
Bilo, mts., Hung. 3-4 (E4) ;

7-472a.

Bilocular 10-5 7 Ob.
Biloculina 10-633b ; 10-631d ;

shell 10-630b.

— depressa 10-633d (fig.).
Bilophodont 26-503C.

B1LOXI, Miss. 3-946a ; 18-600

(D5) ; 18-600b.
— , bay, Miss. 1C-000 (D5) ;

18-599b.

Bilpa, N.S.W. 19-538 (B-C2).
Bilqula : see Bellacoola.
Bilsi, India 4-737b.
llilsington, Kent 15-739b.
Bilsko, Aus. : see Bielitz.
Bilson-Lcgge, Henry : see

Legge, Henry.
BILSTON, Staffs. 3-94Gb ; 25-

758 (Al).
Biltmore, N.C. 19-772 (B4) ;

2-731d ; forestry 10-657c.
Bilton, Yorks. 28-933 (Dl).
BILTONG (diet.) 3-946c.
Biluchistan, country, Asia : see

Baluchistan.

Biludalr, Ice. 14-228 (A2).
Bilugyun, isl., Bur. 18-935a.
Ililwai, India 14-376 (KG).
15iIyanovato,Scrv. 24-686 (B2).
Bilyutai, port, Russ. As.3-216a.
Bima, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (D4) ;

26-75b.

— , bay, Mal.Arch. 26-75a.
— , state, Mal.Arch. 2S-75a.
Bima, Chandi, temple, JavalS-

293b.
Bimala Shah : see Vimala

Shah.

B1MANA 3-94GC.
Bimar, isl., Scot. 14-718d.
Bimbi, N.S.W. 19-538 (D3).
Bimbia (dist.) W.Af. 5-112c.
Bimbila, Togo. 12-203 (B-C'2).
Bimbisara (raja) 3-G54o ; 4-

739a; 4-740b.
Bimeria 14-13Gc ; 14-150c.
liimeridne 14-151a.
BIMETALLISM 3-9 4 Go ; 18-

705c ; Bryan's champion-
ship 4-697 b ; Gresham'sLaw

12-583b ; international 18-

705o ; wages, effect on 28-

230b.
Bimini, isls., Bah. 28-544 (Bl);

3-208a.

— , South, isl., Bah. 3-208a.
Bimini (myth.) 10-543d ; 14-

471a.
BIML1PATAM, India 3-947d ;

14-382 (Kll).
Bimyosai (Japanese aiithor)

15-171a.
Bin, The, mt., Scot. 24-412

(F2).

BIN (diet.) 3-947d.
Bina, India 14-376 (H7) ; 12-

748c ; 24-235b.
— , riv., India 24-235a.
Binalbagan, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
Bin All, riv., Arab. 12-799d.
Binalouan, P.Is. 21-3U2 (B3).
Binalong, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
itinaltagin : see Taj-uddin

Binaltagin.
Binalud, int., Pers. 21-188

(Cl); 21-189c; 27-171a; 15-

780a.
BINAN, P.Is. 3-948a; 21-392

(E2).

Binangonan, P.Is. 21-392 (E2).
Binary Canon (Cunningham)

26-336b.
Binary compound 6-40b.

— fission 9-317a.

— forms l-629c.

— quintic 1-635C.
— -scale 18 703d.

BINARY SYSTEM 3-948a ; 25-
787a ; investigation of 2-
816c, 13-393a, 25-1044d ;
magnitude of 25-786a ; par-
allax determination 25-790a.

Binasco, It. : siege 11-18'Jc.

Binathora, riv., India 14-382
(Gil).

Bin Bir Derek, cistern, Con-
stantinople 7-7b ; 2-386a.

Bin Bir Tcp6, plateau, Asia M.
17-157b.

Binboa (Binbogha), mts.,
Turk.As. 2-760 (G3) ;2-757e.

Binbrook Lines. 9-416 (II.
G3).

Bincho, Belg. 3-668 (D3).

Binchestcr, Dur. 4-584 (C3);
4-4b ; 4-586a.

Binchinnin, mts., Scot. 24-412
(E-F3) ; 10-GGOc.

BINCHOIS, EGIDIUS 3-948a.

Binck, Jacob (engraver) 28-
799c.

Binckes, Jacob (sailor) 19-
621b.

Bincombe, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
C5) ; geology 8-434d.

Bind (falconry) 10-142a.

— (fencing) 10-593d.
Binda, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Bindals, fjord, Nor. 19-800

(B2).

Binder, Camer. 5-110 (B2).
— , Fr.Cong. 11-99 (Al) ; 11-

lOOb.

Binder (concrete) 23-392b.
Binder's gas-singeing machine

4-51d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

100

! OoXfcU i*>*03 dm

aro ilndiau rulor) I-
. 14- . :>.

7-67b; SOa,«M

21- • .

, :. I .;. ; ,\

12-xeOa.
J-.-l I '..
natheuatlclan) 17-

. ctor (J. B. B. Blnet) I

mU Ire. 14-744

Bllil.i-l.l. HIT-K-. 16-1. :.' i
Ktord.N.Dak. 19-7.^
Btn« and Grundlial

•») 6-760a.

Bhsjua. N.s.W. 19-538 (Fl) :

S-952d ; 8-16«a.
.BkHJaro, laL. Lac.Is. 14-382

frtSL.™., Malta 17-508 (A2).
I -S Malta 17-508 (A2) ;

Blngcn. Ark. 2-552 (B4).

(11. 19).

14-422 ill.).
— . Pa. 21-106 <M4).
Bnfer. Louis GusUTe 19-

6f7a ; 15-99d ; 1 -

11- .-. - 21-.. • .

li,,..:.-. i. L; ,.20- M ii IX
Btncera, goldlleld, N.s.Sv. 26

BINCLRBRUCK. tier. 3-948b :

11--OS(1I. 19).
Blngcrloch, whirlpool, Ger. 3-

Bingcrville, Iv.Cst, 11-204

(E6) : 15-99b.
Blngcul, int., Arm. 9-565 (C2) ;

t-564a.
Blngnalsa. pt., Malta 17-508

T*fa»gh«m, George Charles, earl
ofLucan : tee Lucon, George
Charles Bingham, earl of.

— . rllenryTd. 1641>5-480b.

— . 11. (missionary e. 18-Jui 18-

—,° JOSEPH 3-948b.

Richard 14-774a; 10-
I49b.

• rt 24-79a.

— , \V. Ilium (cleric. 1439) 5-
91d.

—.Will:. ITU (V..S. merchant
: lS04)3-9ISd ; 3-401a.
Blngham. Ala. 1-460 (C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C4).
— . . 17-
— , Mich. 18-:;--.'
— . N,.;:-. 9-118 ill. K4).

I tali 27-M4 (B2);
13d.

. Ida, 14-276 (C-D4) ;
M-J77d.

— !. ,ke, Minn. 18-550 (B-C7;
Blnghaiu's beo-smokcr 3-,. ;'•

BINiiHAMTON, X.Y. 3-948c ;

19-596 (K3).
— . Tenn. 26-620 (B2).
Binine < i rumble, int.,

• :ts (E2).

Blngium, Gcr. : tee Bingcn.
Btnckoka, nit., Mal.Arch. 17-

466 (E3).

, F. E. 6-676d.

~~~*J&. York*. 3-948d ; 28-
933 (Bl).

— Moor, York*. 28-933 (Bl)

. proT.. Jap. 15-204b.
. mt.. Arm. : tre Bingucl

, Ger. : arr Biniren.
...„.=,„. Norf. 9-424 (IV. Dl)

19-746d.
Binh-< "houir, Aniwn 14-41)1

— Dinh. Annam 14-498 (F5).
Blnhogha, mt.. Turk.As. : at

Btnboa.
Blnh-Thuan. *""•"» 14- 1 Us

OB-F6X
Bint. Carlo 12-672b.

• vertn 18-S2SO.
" 1 (people) l-329d.

Sp. : are Baena.
• MM.

Bal-Is. : tee Beni

Btaiairsum. J».71_(A2).

mt.H.. India 23-224d.
BINMALEY,lMs.3-U4'Jtt; 21

To make full me of thl* Index It If e**cntlal to read too

given on Page I.

BIRCH (trer) S-OJ'o ; bark 1ft-
Ufd: catkin 10-
lugh-al age 21-77

i -

. M-SIJil
—,c«pe. lU*omln.l.

— , riv , Hwiu. 16-

*>••

6-8Wb.

-142 <K4);

. ral., Hwiu. : jno-
To, 16-07 la. 1-9JO«.

\M J-

. HORACE 3-9IOb.
— . THOMAS 3-040c.

14- U: 27-401e.
Binning. Charles Hamilton.

lordU-795b.

— (•errant of Jamea DOOCUM)

liiiiiiion, bay. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Blnnl Singh (raja) 1-77 ..i.
Blnnlto : trr Trmiuntlto.
Blnu of culli-n. n. :M-

II.' 1 1 :i : geology 3-31 4a.
Blnns. Sir Henry W-262b.
Minns. Tho. int.. Sc.it. 16-731,1.

— The, mansion. Llnlithgowah.
24-41K (1)3).

BlnnsrUle, Mta. 16-60O (!>;;).
Blnny CraLr. hill. Scot. 16- 7 3 1 c .
Blnny sandstone 16-731d.

ilar. lake, Tib. 6-ins

(D3).
BINOCULAR INSTRUMENT 3-

949d : 18- 1
BINOMIAL 3-051c.

— Integrals 14-:. tub.

— theorem 3-95 Ic : l-607d :
l-606c ; extensions of 1-
6tOo * tables 28-334a.

Binondo, Manila 17-5780.
Binongko. isl., Mal.Arch. 17-

466 (Kl).

Binomial ll-720b.
Blnsfeld. tier. 11-S08 ( A::).
Blnsted. Hant *. 9- 12' > < i 1 1 . r I >.
Bint, dlst.. Per*. 3-
Blntang. archlp., Dfh.K.Ind, :

—rial., MaLl'en. 17-473 (D6) ;

23-3«3b.
Bintenna, Cey. 14-382 (116) ;

S-7Slb: 27-aol...
Biiitulu, Bor. 17-406 (C2); 24-

B1NTURONG 3-952a ; 6-369c.
Blnuc, riT., Nig. : tec 11.
Binugayan, pt,, P.Is. 21-3U2

N-JJ.W.

BINYON, LAURENCE :;-

Hinz. Karl : arsenic 2-
qulninc 22-757b ; volatile
oils 27-S "i9a.

Bio (Blon) (philosopher) 7
704b.

Bio. Ga. 11-752 (Dl).

BIO-BIO, prov., ( hil. 3-952b ;
2-462 (B2 JcBI); 6-14»b.

BIO-BIO, riv., Cliil. 3-952b ;
2-462 (B4).

Bioblait (diet.) 22-478C.

Biod, El.Alg. 1-043 (B2).

BIOGENESIS 3-9.VJ11 ; 9-.122d;
MiiUer's statement of 28-
1032b; palaeontologieal im
portanoe 20-583b.

Biogens (diet.) 21- J57d.

Biogeography : tee Zoological
distribution, and Plants, dis-
tribution of.

Blograd, Dalm. : tre Zara.

— , Senr. : see Belgrade.

Blograph : tee Cinematograph.

BIOGRAPHY 3-95.M; Sagas
14-238b.

Biography. Dictionary of
.Vo/ionol 3-954d : 9-644c.

Biokovo, mts., Dalm. 8-644c ;
7-7720.

Biological Survey, bureau ol
-.)l-422d.

BIOLOGY 3-954d; aesthetic
preferences and natural
•election l-285a ; colloid
substances 22-603o ; evolu-
tionary theories 10-29b ;
probability theory 22-396a ;
Spencer's treat ment 25 -
6361) ; study of 24-39M). 24-
WOd.

Biometrics 10-36b ; 27-909c.

liiomrlrikn 9-885a.

BlomyxalO-632c.

BION (Greek poet) 3-956b : 12-
514c ; dirges of 17-181a ;
epitaph on 26-761a ; idyls
..f 14--.-.M.I.

BION (of Borysthenes) 3-956c.

Bion(blol.)18-866a: 18-866C.

Blona. It. 26-242 (C5).

HioiKlrill 14-S97d.

Biondo, Flavio lO-r>66d.

Bionnassay. mt.. Alp" l-74.1t>.

Bionomics 10-36& ; 28-1024d.

Btonyn-U u • . \-..i 26-'.Ui i.

Blophore 13-35 la.

Blora. It. 15-26 (B5) : 24-216b

Blorgan (diet.) 18-S66b.

Biosc«.Bp. 16-530 <n).

arc CUMMuahwr

14-171b.

iant3-957a.
16-7 •:

JEAN BAPTISTS 3-95«d ;
i>all»on ascenu 1-261.
&42d ; double refraction 23-
27 d : EiUHtttopaaUa Itrtlnn-
nlra. work for 9-379d :
polarization of light 21-93id ;
saturatlon-nremut) formula
j.

Ulota. Sp. 16-530 (El),
lilola orleDtaUs : *re Arbor

Vita*.
BIOTITE3-957a; 19-355c,

— gneUsl2-149d.

— hornfeU 13-7 loc.

-. •,. • 24- isii

Blot respiration 13-443a.
Blpala 19-380a.
Bipallum21-7l2d.

— ceres M-708a (flg.).

. i • • titan,

Blpartient factor 3-957c.
BIPARTITE (diet,) 3-9570.

— (bot.) 16-324d.
Ilipennls 1-247 b.
Bipinnarla larva 16-226o ; 16-

ISTii 18-2241).
Blplnnate (diet.) 16-325b.
I. p •ii.alltld d lid.) 16-3240.
Biplnnatipartite (diet.) 16-

Bipolarla-larra 14-laSo.
Blpolarity 21-72;,b.
Bipolar nervoK-cll 19-401b.
BIPONT EDITIONS 3-
Bipontinum. tier. : tee Zwci-

briicken.

Blppus. Ind. 14-422 (F3).
Bipracharanamrita 13-
Bipyramld(cry8t.)7-.'.76d(tig.)

7-577a(llg.): 7-581d.
BIQUADRATIC (,lict.) 3-957c.

— equation 9-7 1 •.' , : 1-tilSd.

— parabola 20-748C.
l;,.,ih.!-:/ 2l-:> ;-!..
Biuuatcrnlon l-«14c; 22-722c.
B1QU1NTILE (.11 I.) 3-U57d.
llir (Hindu god) 10-420b.

— (Syrian god) : fee 1 la, lad.
Bir, India : tee Bhir.

— , Turk.As. : tee Birejik.

— , cape, Fr.Somlnd. 25-379

(Cl-2).

. Af. : tee Gone.
Bira, Uch.N.U. 19-187 (Bl).
Biradiolitos 16-124a.
Birago pontoon 22-68b.
Blrague, Keu6 do 1O-83UC ; 23-

1017b.

Birah, Turk. As. 9-lOOa.
Blrak, P.Is. 21-392 ( K I).
Bir Alali, Sah. 1-320 (E3) ; 24-

650c.

Birani, Sud. 13-B9c.
Biranlkonda, mt., India 15-

B5SO.

Birar, tribe 27-378d,
Birara. Isl., Pac.O. : tee New

PO • :.,'. :,.

Birash. el, fort. Arab. 24-12;i!i
Bir Atafiri. Arab. 26-30.) ( 1 ' 1 1.

— Azab, Arab. : are Birel Azab
Birbal (raja) 13-4SGc ; 10-

I99&

llirbatescl. Rum. 23-826 (A2).
BIRBHUM.<list.,Iudia3-957d

14-376 (M8).
Birbir. riv., Af. 19-693 (D6)

25--.'99d.
Bir Borhut, grotto, Arab. 12-

799d.

Birch, Charles Bell 24-502b.
— .Charlotte : tee Birch

Pfeiffer, CliarlotUs.
— . Christian 3-959b.
— , Elizabeth 24-763C.
— , Humphrey Wyrley 7-481a
—.John (16i6-1691)'l6-3S9b
— , J. W. W. (d. 1875)17-479c
— , Samuel (1757-1 841) 19-S7c
—.SAMUEL (1813-1885) 3-

— , THOMAS 3-958a.

Birch. Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3).

— , Lanes. 16-139 (K-_>).

— , bay, Tas. 26-438 (A2).

—, bay. Wash. 28-

— , Isl.. Can. 17-584 (111).

—.lake. Can. (Mack.) 5-160

(F3).
— , lake. Can. (Ont.) 18-.150

<F2).
—.lake. Can. (Sask.) 24-22

(Bl).

— , lake. Mass. 17-852 (B-C3).
— . mts.. Can. 1-500 (Bl).
— , riv.,Can.( Alta.) 1-500 (Bl )
— , riT.. Can. (Man.) 17-584

(Al).

.

Blrcbam. UraaKMagna). Notf.:
ter (Jreat Birdiain.

.

I lark. Uke. Can. li-S
(tat.

.uab (Betola n»n«) 10-

.• ,
llln I. < ,*,lu-. Mini, 17-

Creek, riv., Ida. 14-276(0);

>..riT.. I;

. riT..

•k, riT., Ore*. M-241
...

liirsohfeld. Adolf 12

Ilin-hingtiin. Krnt 9-424 (IV.
Kli; 16-737c; Cln.iue Ports
6-37 8a; popuUtlontt-543d.

— Wood. Kent : tee Wood-
chureh.

Bin-hip. Vlci.28-3H(IU).
Blrchlrcara, Malta 17-508 (B2);

17-
Blrch partridge : tee Huffed

grouse.
B1RCH-PFEIFFER. CHAR-

loll* 3-'J59b.

Birch Hun. Mich. 18-372 (O6).
invillc. Pa. 21-106(16).
Birch Tree, Mo. U-608

— Vale. Derby. 26-933 (B3).
Blrchwood, Tenn. 26-626 (G2).
— . WIs. 28-740 (B3).

Ilirck. ,-ixt ll-7>hc; 6-831d.
liirt-k.-n. -. v<mll-288b.
Bird, Sir (ieorge C. 26-1043b.
— . Isabella : tee Bishop, lit..

i,. ..

— , John2-814c; 12-312c.
— , M. C. 7-4 44b.
— , Kobcrt .M. -ruins 16-306d.
— .William (composer) : tee

Byrd, William.

— (chessplayer) 6-103d.
Bird. Ark. 2-552 (£2).

— , isl., Hanaii 13-S4 (B3) ; 20-

436 (12) : 4-009b.
—.Isl.. Ind.O. 1-320 (15) ; 24-

751c; geology 24-751C.
— , isl.. La. (Blanche Bay) 17

54 (C4).

— , isl.. W.Ind. : are A Tea.
—.Isls.. Can. 22-724 (K3) ; 22-

r» ..

— , isls.. La. (Breton Sound]
17-54 (E4).

BIRD 3-U.vjc ; 20-299b ; affin-
ities 17-520b, 23- 14. Ob ; ali-
mentary canal l-667a, 17-
524d ; brain 4-401d : circu-
latory system 3-968a, 2-
669a ; classiflcation 3-1)7 Cc,
20-31 la, 28-1026C (Lin-
naeus), 2B-1028b (Cuvier)
coelom 6-644c ; diaphragn
8-1671); distribution 3-97 2 b,
28-1 003!) ; divination 2-
903d ; ear 8-79 Ib, 13-123C
egg 9-13c; eyes 10-94c
28-1 :<.»»; feathers 10-22Cc
10-224b: night 10-506b
geological age 28-1017a
heart 13-1 32a; liver 16-802b
longevity 16-975d ; migra
tion 18-433!) ; mimicry 18-
496d; mythology 6->7a. 7-
978b, 6-975b ; nervous sys-
tem 3-966c, 19-404C. 25-
670c : nictitating membrane
23-161c; olfactory organ
20-79a ; pancreas 20-67 4a
plant dispersal 21-779b ; re-
productive system 3-969d
23- 1 35a : respiratory system
3-96Sc, 23-187c; secondary
sexual characters 24-746c
skull 25-200C, 23-1431) (flg.)-
sleep 25-240a; KOHR 25
413a ; species, number of
3-973a; spermatozoon 7<
71-Jb (flg.); tactile organi
27-94a; taxidermy 26-465b
Tertiary period 26-661C
thoracic duct 17-1 67d : thy
rnid gland 8-635b : tongin
27-S!) ; urinary system 27'
800c : Wild Birds' I'rotec
tion Acts 7-523c ; wing 3
•.»;:;!. (I p L

— (astron.): sreCrgmu.
Blrdbrook. Ess. 9-424 (IV

C2); geology 9-784b.
Birdcage Walk. Lond. 16-938

(E2)

Blrdcherrj-.23-7-.>3,l.
Bird cone27-212c.
Bird Creek. riT.. Okla. 20-58

(El).

Bird -dance 18-.135b.
Birdell. Ark. 1-552 (Dl).
Birdeyc. Ark. 2-552 (£2).
Birdham. Stuaez 9-420 (III

BIG-BIRK

BMMU. lr> 14-741

MMDO. i-«. : i

i

toM itVMlc; SM «l«e

43»d <

jmar i

•DID or -

M 3-«7sl, ; 19-
); 13-43U ; pbylu

PARAD
»-«74l..
— ol I'aradlM (astron.) : •»«

.:-.-&• - •

. 4- ;

ef wrlra 27- 1 -

1 1
beak mouldlog 18-Mtc

oro. Pa. tl-ior, .
^nd. 14-421 (1»8).

BkBpl* : •« B«f»r Mapto.
marble 17-67 M.

• ey» tobacco S-97IC : manu-
facture 26-1 03»d.

17-. 12-

368b ; Dolln.ni ,.,.. 16-363b.

— foot Tlolet 26-1 02s.
Bird* Hill. Uan. 17-8&2 (A4T.
Blrdsmouth : tre Ilridlr jolut.

,«t. V«. 26-1 1 M«S).
Bird's neat (Dot.): tee Witch
Broom.

— nest Orchis 96-1 72c.
BIRDSNESTING 3-978r.
Bird's nest spiders 2-307a.
Birds of I'rey: nocturnal, tre

Owl ; diurnal, •" Acctpltres

and Falconifonne*.
Blrdsrille. g.Ans. 2-960 (F5).
Birdtall Bntte, mt., Mont. 14-

278 (El).

— Divide, mta.. Mont. 14-270
(C-D2).

Birdum Creek, riT., Austr. 2-

BIRDWOOD. SIR GEORGE C.

M. 3-979C.
Birefringence : tre ItefracUon.

double.

Birch (Beeroth). Pal. M-6M
> : 7-s56b.

— , Wadi el. rir.. Pal. 19-602
(C-D3): 20-60 Id.

BIREJIK. Asia M. 3-979d ; 2-
760 (H4) ; 13-53A (D2) : 24-
647a. See alto Apamra.

Bir-el-Arwah, Jerusalem 1-
760c.

— el-Azab, Sana, Yemen S4-

— Ellas. Syr. 2O-602 (D-E1).

— el-Jebana. N.Af. 5-427b.

— el-Mclh. mt.. r-u.l. 7-i-30c.
Blrema, Arab. 2-264 (G3) ; 2-

164 .

Blreme (ship) 24-864d.
BIREN, ERNST JOHANN,

duke of Conrland 3-97 9<1 ;

23-9001).
Bir es Seba, Syr. : tet Beer-

shtba.

BIRETTA 3-9SOr.
B1RGER (inrl of B)albo) 3-

9M!>; 26-199b: defeat

(1240) l-566b : Finland ex-

pedition 10-385b.
Birgham, Scot. 6-664c ; con-

ference (1 188) 3-816a.

— . Treaty of (1290) 24-4 3 Ib.
Birgirid. tribe 7-831S.
Birgitta, st : tee Bridget, St.
Ilircu-. riT., Ire. : tee Barrow.
Blrgns(zool.)17-457d.

— latro : tee Robber-crab.
Bir Hamam. Egy. 9-40 (Al).
Itirhnr (Birhor) 19-

llir Hooker. Egy. 9-22 (B2).
Biri. Nor. 19-804 <DZ).

— . riT., Go.Cst. 12-203 (Bl).

— , riv.. N.I;. 19-1-7 i'

— , riT., Sud. 19-693 (B6) ; 3-
213a.

BIRIBI (Cavagnole) 3-981C.
Bir-idri : tee Benhadad (of

Syria).

Blrinus 9-443d : 9-467a.
Biriszlo, Peter 13-91 Oa.
BIRJEND. Pew. 3-981C ; 21-

188 (C-2); 13-330a.
Birkacre, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
Blrkaker. Kor. 19-804 (Dl).
Birkarliano 16-205d.
BIRKBECK. GEORGE 3-981<L
Blrkbeck, III. 14-304 (1)3).
Blrkbeck College. Lond. 3-

»81d: 22-40d.

— Society 4-768a.
Blrkbeck r. Pagetll-442c.
Btrkdale. Lanes. 16-139 (A2) ;

l.'.b; 16-1 40b.

Blrkeland. Kristlan : aurora
2-934c, 2-932c ; cathode
rays 6-888a ; magnetic
storms 17-S77b. 17-384a ;
nitric add manufacture 1*-
7i Id.

Birkenberg, A us. 22-3 13d.

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101

BIRK-BLAC

BIRKENFELD. Ger. 3-9Sld ;

11-SOS (A4).
— , princ., Ger. 11-808 (A4 &

E-K1); 3-981d.
BIRKENHEAD, Ches. 3-982a ;

16-139 (A3) ; shipping 27.

604b.

— , Auckland, N.Z. 2-894o.
" Birkenhoad " (ship) 5-226b.
Birkeniidae20-361c; 14-24Sc;

14-267d.

Birkenruth, Joanna 4-219a.
Birkenshaw, Yorks. 28-933

(CD.
Birket-el-Kerun, el-Khalil, &c.,

lakes, Egy. : ate Kerun,

Khalil, &c.

BirkfeM, Aus. 3-4 (D3).
Birkhill Feus, Scot. 24-418

(E2).
Birkhill shales (geol.) 8-663c ;

25- 11 la (table); Roxburgh-
shire 23-790a; Selkirkshire

24-6 12d.

Birkholz, Ger. 3-788 (map).
Birkigt, Ger. 8-577 (plan).
Birkin, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2);

28-93od.
Birkin & Co. : lace machine

16- 111.; 16-46b.
Birkin Brook, riv., Ches. 16-

139 (D3).

Birkinsha\v, J. 22-819d.
Birkit, tribe l-329c.
Birkkarspitze, mt., Alps 1

746a.

Birkot, Alg. 15-631a.
Birksgate, mts., S.Aus. 2-960

(E5).

Bir Lebuk, Egy. 9-40 (Al).
Birling, Kent 16-942 (F3).
Birlinn (boat) 3-791d.
Birlinn of Clanranald (Mac-

donald) 5-636c.

Birma, riv., India : see Berma.
Bir Mahoba, Slid. 9-123d.
Birmal, Tal., India 28-435C.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. 3-983a :

1-460 (C2).

— Colo. 6-722 (E4).

— Conn. 6-952 (C4) ; 8-69b.

— Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— la. 14-732 (F4).

— 111. 14-304 <B3).

— Ky. 15-740 (B2).

— Mich. 18-372 (F2).

— Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— X.J. 19-502 (C4).

— O. 20-26 (F2).

— Pa. 21-106 (F4) ; 27-550d.1
BIRMINGHAM, Warwick. 3-

983c ; 25-758 (B2) ; art-
school 3-986b, 2-704a ;
bishopric 9-421b ; cathedral
5-520d : Chamber of Com-
merce 27-135C ; dog shows
8-376b : geology 9-413b ;
housing 13-817b, 13-822d ;
illegitimacy 14-303a ; law
courts 2-439d,18-213(Plate);
races 13-731c ; tramways
27-161C, 27-164a; water
supply 3-985b, 2-244d, 28-
404b.

— : University 3-986a ; 17-
840d ; 5-813d ; examina-
tions 10-43b ; library 16-
555a ; technical education
26-492d.

— and Liverpool Junction
Canal, Eng. 7-607d.

Birmingham compact (1889)
6-347a.

— Education League 10-676a.

— General Provident Friendly
Society ll-219d.

Birmingham Post 19-564a.
Birmingham Royal Society of
Artists 2-702a.

— School of illustration 14-
323d.

— Small Arms Co. 3-987a ; 27-
130c.

— Vinegar Co. V. Powell 27-
132a.

— Water-works, Wales 9-428
(V. D3).

— wire gauge 28-739c.
Birnam, Scot. 24-418 (Dl) ;

8-680d.

— , mt., Scot. 8-680d.
— , pass, Scot. 8-680d.

— Wood, Scot. 8-683a.
Birnarawood.Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Bir Natron, oasis, Egy. 26-9

(B2) ; 8-414d.
Birnbaum, Ger. 11-808 (E2) ;

21-931b.
Birnbaumerwald, mts.. Aus.

••MM.

— , pass, Alps l-747d.
Birnbeck, isl., Som. 28-555d.
Birney, David B. 3-989a.
— , JAMES GILLESPIE 3-988c;

16-5430.

— , William 3-989a ; 2-591c.
Birney, Mont. 14-276 (F3).
Birnhorn, mt., Ans. 24-104d.
Birni, Nig. 19-678 (Fl) ; 4-

265d.

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instructions given on Page 1.

Birni (hot.) 2-261b.

Birnie, Scot, : church 9-267c ;
9-2 7 Oc.

— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (H5) ;
21-458D.

Birnin Gwari, Nig. 19-678(C2).

Birni N'Konni, Fr.W.Af. 11-
204 (H3).

Birnock, riv., Scot. 18-645d.

Birnudalstindr, mt., Ice. 14'
22S (C-D2).

B1RON, A. DE GONTAUT,
baron do 3-989a.

— , A. L. DE GONTAUT, due
de 3-989b ; ll-160a.

— , C. DE GONTAUT, duo de
3-989b ; 2-111..

Biron, FT. 10-778 (E5) ; 8-
424c.

Biropa, riv., India 17-394d.

BIRR, Ire. 3-989c ; 14-744
(C3).

Bir llassam, oasis, Trip. 27-
289a.

Birr Castle Observatory, Ire.
19-955d.

Birregurra, Viet. 28-38 (El).

BIRRELL, AUGUSTINE 3
989d ; 9-644b ; Education
Bill 8-9SOd ; Irish secretary
14-788d.

Birrelling (diet.) 3-990a.

Birrens, Scot. 4-584 (B2) ; 4-
584c ; 4-585b.

Birrenswark, hill, Scot. : see
Brunswark, hill.

Birrie, riv., N.S.W. 19-538
(Dl).

Birrim, riv., W.Af. 12-203(B3).

Birrus (cloak) 7-236a.

Birs, riv., Switz. 25-358d.

— , riv., Syr. : see Hindieh
canal.

Birsay, bay, Scot. 22-48d.

— , isl., Scot. 24-412 (Fl) ; 25-
1040c.

Birschop, Christoph 20-5091).

Birse, Scot. 15-SOlc.

— , riv., Switz. 26-242 (D2) ;
15-566b.

Birsesci, Rum. 23-826 (C2).

Birsig, riv., Switz. 26-242
(C-D1).

Birsilpur, India 14-376 (E5).

Birsinghpur, India 14-376
(18).

Birsk, Russ. 23-872 (14) ; 27-
557a.

Birs Nimrud, Turk.As. : see
Borsippa.

Birstall, Yorks. 28-933 (C2) ;
28-935a.

Birstwith, Yorks. 9-416 (II.
Dl).

Bir Sultan, oasis, Egy. : see
Bir Natron.

Birta, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

Birten, lake, China : see Nan-
hu.

Birth (anthropol.) : couvade
7-337d ; genna ll-596c ;
Irish custom (ancient) 14-
757b ; mythology 19-335b,
13-307b, 17-105b ; Parsee
rites 20-866b ; Roman cus-
toms 21-587C ; serpent
myths 24-0 7 So ; totemism
27-88d.

BIRTH (law) 3-990b ; con-
cealment 14-5 17a ; regis-
tration 3-990b, 14-301b.

Birtha, Asia M. : see Birejik.

Birth-chapel l-81a.

— of the Prophet (festival) :
see Nebi, Molid en.

— palsy : see Infantile di-
plegia.

— rate 22-96a ; 22-99a (table) ;
22-99a ; 18-430d ; housing
problem 13-820b ; illegiti-
macy 14-301a ; intemperance
26-579b ; negroes 19-347d ;
opium - eating 20 - 136b ;
sex ratios 22-93b; United
Kingdom 27-599b.

Births and Deaths Registra-
tion Acts 3-990b ; 7-900a.

Birth Tax 3-991a.

Birthwort 2-498c ; 10-566b
(flg.).

Birti, Sud. 18-687a.

Birtilo (count) 4-492b.

Birtle, Can. 17-584 (A2).

Birtley, Dur. 9-412 (I. E3).

— , Northumb. 9-412 (I. D2).

Birts Morton Court, Worcs.
28-824d.

Birtwhistle v. Vardill 28-658b ;
16-379c.

Biru, Jap. : see Moyoro.

Biruna, Syr. : see Beirut.

Biruna (head-dress) 18-627b.

BIRUNI(Arab.scholar)3-991a.

Birupa, riv., India : see Biropa.

Birata, Syr. : see Beirut.

Biryuch, Russ. 23-872 (E5) ;
28-212a.

— , pen., Russ. 23-874 (I. E3).

Biryusa, dist., Russ.As. 28-
914d.

Biryusa, riv., Russ.As. 25-10

(E3).

Birzulov. Russ. 23-874 (I. B3).
Bisa, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(F3). '

Bisa (Wisa), dialects 3-359d.
Bisaccia, It. 15-4 (E4) ; 15-6a.
Bis accusotus (Lucian) 17-

102a.

Bisacquino, Sic. 15-4 (D6).
Bisahir, state, India : see

Bashahr.
Bisahu-hamu, swamp, Br.E.

Af. 4-601 (C2).
Bisal Deo : sec vigraha-raja.
BISALTAE 3-991b.
Bisamberg, mt., Aus. 3-lb ; 2

767b.

Bisanthe, Turk. : see Rodosto.
Bisarcio, Sard. 20-429d.
Bisbee, Ariz. 2-544 (D4) ; 2-

546c ; 18-SOGc.
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (El).
Biscacha : see Viscacha.
Biscari, Prince Ignazio 5-503a.
Biscarrosse, lake, Fr. 10-778

(D5) ; 16-155b.
BISCAY (Vizi-aya), prov., Sp.

3-991b ; 25-530 (Dl) ; 25-

531d; 19-282C.
BISCAY, BAY OF (Golfe de

Gascogne), Atl.O. 3-991d ;

25-530 (C-D1) ; height of

waves 4-475C.
— , bay, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).
Biscayan dialect 3-486d.
Biscayers' Hook (Point Wel-
come), cape, Arct.O. 25-

709b.

Biscayne, Fla. 10-540 (F6).
— , bay, Fla. 10-540 (F6) ; 10-

542c ; sponge fisheries 18-

354a.

— Key, Fla. 10-540 (F6).
Bisceglie ( Alphonso of Aragon),

duke of 4-250a; 4-248c; 1-

554d.
BISCEGLIE, It. 3-992a ; 15-4

(F4).

Bischberg, Ger. 23- 1 T.I.
Bischof, C. G. C. ll-490b.
Bischoff, Th. L. W. von :

anatomy l-936d ; brain-
growth 21-538a : embryo-
logy 9-326d; fertilization

23- HSd.

Bischoflf, int., Tas. 26-438 (Al).
Bischoffshoim, R. L. 19-957a.
Bischoffswerder, J. R. von 11-

64d.

Bischofla javanica 15-288a.
Bischofsburg, Ger. 11-808(H2).
Bischofsheim, Ger. (Bav.) 11-

808 (III. oil).

— , Ger.(Hesse) 11-808 (II. m9).
Bischofshofen, Aus. 3-4 (C3).
BISCHOFSWERDA, Ger. 3-

992a ; 11-808 (E3).
Bischolswerder, Ger. 11-808

(G2).
Bischof szell, Switz. 26-242

(G2).

Bischofteinitz, Aus. 3-4 (C2).
Bischop, Simon : see Epis-

copius, Simon.
BISCHWEILER, Ger. 3-992a ;

11-808 (A4).
Biscoe, John 21-963b ; 21-961

(map).

Biscoe, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , N.C. 19-772 (C2).
— , Va. 28-118 (E3).
— , bay, Antarc.O. 21-961 (I).
— , isls., Antarc.O. 21-901

(M) ; 21-9630.
Biscoitos, mt., Azores 3-83

(II.).

Biscop Baducing : see Bene-
dict Biscop.

Biscuit, hill, R.I. 23-249 (B2).
BISCUIT 3-992a ; food values

8-2 16b ; Reading factories

22-939C.
— porcelain 5-752b : Derby

figures 5-755d; Sevres fig-
ures 5-753b.

Bisdiazo-acetic acid 14-1 lOd.
Bise (wind) 4-487d.
Bisecting wheel (firework) 10-

423a.

BISECTRIX (diet.) 3-992d.
Bisentina, isl., It. 4-179d.
Bisenzio, riv.. It. 22-255a.
Bish : see Bikh.
Bi-ahahr dervishes 8-76a.
Bisham, Berks. 16-942 (A2).
Bishan Singh 4-798b.
Bishara : see Wad Bishara.
Bisharat All 13-558d.
BISHARIN 4-la; l-329b; 26-

lla.
Bishbalig, Turkest. : seeUrum-

chl.

Bishensing, India 14-376 (O6).
Bisheshwar, Benares 3-714d.
Bishkhali, riv., India 3-1 33b.
Bishirapur, India 14-376 (M8) ;

3-353c.

Bishop, BernicePauahi 13-90c.
— , Capt. F. E. 2-728b.

Bishop, Gladden 18-845b; 19-

955d.
— , SIR HENRY ROWLEY 4-

la; 17-250b.

— , ISABELLA 4-lc; l-442b.

— , Richard M. 20-3 la.

Bishop, Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— , 111. 14-304 (C3).

— , Md. 17-828 (14).

— , Pa. 21-106 (B5).

— , lake, Scot. 24-418 (C3) ; 16
137a.

— , mt., Scot. 24-418 (E2) ; 15-
824b; 15-824a.

BISHOP4-ld; 6-335b ; appeal
to Rome 8-855a ; arms 13-
314a ; church calendars 23-
lOlOd ; church consecration
7-9 18d ; colonial appoint-
ments, Anglican 2-20b ; con-
firmation 6-900b ; consecra-
tion of bishops ibroad 2-19c;
consistory 6-97 8c; deposi-
tion 20-689C, 2-357d; dis-
pensing powers 8-314c ; elec-
tion in England 6-912d, 9-
483a, 20-700a ; election in
France 10-908b, 10-923b,
10-912b, 10-889a ; episcopal
succession 2-19b ; equality
with pope 10-230a ; excom-
munication power 10-60c ;
identity with elders 22-284a;
investiture 14-722b,9-478d ;
Irish church (early) 14-761c,
14-70ia, 14-774b ; jurisdic-
tion 8-859a, 5-803b, 8-857b ;
Lutheran doctrine 26-112a ;
methodist 6-655C, 18-296c ;
mitre 18-625C ; origin of
office 6-929a, 6-483b, 22-
289a ; precedence 22-269c ;
sancliis title 23-1010c; vest-
ments 18-625C, 27-1058d,
27-1059b ; wigs 28-625a.

— (chess) 6-102<l '; 6-94a.
BISHOP AUCKLAND, Dur. 4-

4a ; 9-412 (I. E3).

Bishopbriggs, Scot. 24-418
(map) ; 12-81 (C3).

Bishop Burton, Yorks. 9-416
(II. F2).

Bishop Cosin's Hall, Durham
27-772C.

Bishop Creek, riv., 111. 14-304
(D5).

Bishop Hatfleld's Hall, Dur-
ham 8-709c; 27-772c.

Bishop Hill, 111. 14-304 (B2).

— Light, lighthouse, Corn. 24-
404c.

Bishopmill, Scot. 9-269C.
Bishop Moukton, Yorks. 9-416

(II. Dl).

Bishoprics Act 4-3b.
Bishop Rock, Corn. 9-430

(VI. A2); 16-C29d; 16-650

(table).

Bishop Salmon's gateway, Nor-
wich 19-820a.
Bishop's Baths, Hung. : see

Piispbk Fiirdo.

Bishops' Bible 3-901b ; 7-865c.
Bishopsbourne, Kent 9-424

(IV. E4).
Bishops Brook, riv., N.H. 19-

490 (E2).

— Cannings, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
C4): 28-700c.

BISHOP'S CASTLE, Salop. 4-
4b; 9-420 (III. A2).

— Caundle, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
C5).

— Cleve, Glos. 9-420 (III. C3).

— Creek, riv., Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
Bishop's Eye 16-7 lOd.
Bishop's Falls, Nfd. 19-479

(C2); 19-478C.

— gambit 6-97b.
Bishopsgate Institute 16-556C.

— Street, Lond. 16-938 (C2).
Bishop's Hall, manor, Ess. 6-

24c.

— Hatfleld, Herts. : see Hat-
field.

Bishop's Hole 4-4c.

Bishop's Island, Ire. 15-793a.

— Itchington, Warwick. 9-
420 (III. E2).

— Lydeard, Som. 9-430 (VI.
Fl),

— Lynn, Norf. : see King's
Lynn.

— Mitre, mt., Can. 5-160 (R4).

— Nympton, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E2).

Bishops* Resignation Act

(1869) 4-3c.
Bishop's Seat, mt., Scot. 24-

418 (A-B3).
Bishopstoke, Hants. 9-420 (III.

E5) ; 12-903C.
Bishopston, Wales 9-428 (V.

C4) ; 12-300d.
Bishopstone, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

C5).
— , Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4) ; 28-

700c.
BISHOP STORTFORD, Herts.

4-4c ; 9-412 (I. C3).

Bishop's transcripts 23-40b.
Bishop's Waltham, Hants. 9-

420 (III. E5); 12-903b ; 12-

904d.

Bishops' Wars 5-907dj 5-908a.
Bishop's Wcarmouth, Dur. :

see Bishopwearmouth.

— Wood, Staffs. 25-758 (Al).
Bishopsworth, Som. 9-430 (VI.

Bishop Thornton, Yorks. 9-416

(II. Dl).
Bishopthorpe, Yorks. 12-395b ;

28-928a.
Bishopton, Scot. 24-418 (B3) ;

7-846b ; 22-277d.
Bishopville, S.C. 25-500 (D2).
Bishopville (meteorite) 18-

264a.
Bishopwearmouth, Dur. 26-

lOOb ; 8-708c.
Bishop Wilson School : see

Sodor and Man Theological

School.
Bishop Wilton, Yorks. 9-416

(II. F2).

Bislir, tribe 26-307c.
Bishr b. Abi Khazim 18-0 15a.

— b. Mutamir 17-423a.

— Safwan 5-36a.

Bishri, mts., Turk.As. 26-305
(C2).

Bishrite (sect) 17-423a.

Bishu, prov., Jap. (Sanyodo) :
see Bizen.

— , prov., Jap. (Tokaido) : see
Owari.

Bisi (bishop) 26-766a.

Bisi, Rhod. 25-466 (HI).

Bisica Lucana, N.Af. : see Tas-
tour.

Bisignano, It. 15-4 (F5) ; 17-
717d.

Bisithal, val., Switz. 26-242
(F3).

Bisitun, Pers. : see Behistun.

Bisk : see Bisque.

Biskcd (diet.) l-690d.

Biskotasing, Can. 20-114 (D2).

BISKRA, Alg. 4-4d; 1-643
(C2).

— , riv., Alg. 4-4d.

Biskra button : see Furuncu-
losis Orientalis 4-140a.

Biskupascigur 23-1001b,

Bisley, Glos. 25-1042d.

BISLEY, Sur. 4-5a ; 16-942
(B3) ; camp 16-942 (B3) ;
geology 26-140a ; shooting
contests 23-:;:; 1 .1.

Bislig, P.Is. 21-392 (F6).

— , bay, P.Is. 21-392 (F6).

Bismarck, Bernhard von 4-5b.

— , Herbert von 4-8d : 23-
732a.

— , Johanna von, princess 4-
5c.

— , Otto Christian Archibald
von 4-8d.

BISMARCK, OTTO EDUARD
Leopold von, prince 4-5a ;
ll-890b ; anti-semitism 2-
136b ; Austrian attitude to-
wards 3-33d ; Berlin confer-
ence 6-918c, 3-790d ; British
policy 12-212a ; Busch on
4-869b j diplomacy 8-296a ;
French policy 10-894d, 10-
899a ; Gorman policy 11-
870c, 11-8770, ll-881a;
Hohenlohe revelations 28-
668d ; Italian policy 15-59c,
4-957c, 15-68d, 15-69c ; pa-
pal policy 20-717b, 15-61b ;
press influence 19-5 7 8b;
Rumanian policy 23-838d ;
Schleswig-Holstein 24-339a ;
Seven Weeks' War 24-710a ;
socialism 3-601b, 25-304d ;
statue 3-787a; Triple Alli-
ance 15-7 Ob ; Tunisia 15-
67d ; William I. 28-666C.

— , Sybilla von 4-8d.

— , Wilhelm von 4-8d.

Bismarck, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— , Can. 20-114 (B3).

— , 111. 14-304 (E3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (F4).

— , Neb. 19-324 (113).

BISMARCK, N.Dak. 4-9b ; 19-
780 (D3) ; 19-783c.

— , Pa. 21-106 (I.-K5).

— , Wash. 28-354 (G4/.

BISMARCK, archip., Pac.O.
4-9b ; 19-487 (E-F1) ; 19-
486d ; 19-489c : missions
18-592C ; statistics 11-SlSc.

— , cape, Arct. 21-938 (B2).

— , cape, Green. 12-543 (H2).

— , mts., N.G. 19-487 (E2) ;
19-487b.

— , str., Antarc. 21-961 (M) ;
21-965a.

Bismarck Brown 3-81d ; 8-
746d.

Bismarckburg, E.Af. 11-771
(A3): ll-773b.

— , W.Af. 12-203 (C2) ; 26-
1046d.

Bismil, Arm. 2-565 (C3).

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page 1.
102

To mrnke full ute of this Index It It euentlml to read thi-
Instruction* given on Page I.

BIRK-BLAC

BISMILLAM , 1.. • ) 4-'>.

H'-M '•• 4-1 I '

UlsMl III -I i

£!.!,?;. Tr;1.^-*,1:- ,.,•; 17.

2-9.t2d : thermo-

-muthlte.
i

::•!«• 4- 1 Oil.
! MITE 4-llb.

.-kel pyritm: tre

— Bttratr 4-IOb.

— ochre 4-u.l.
BkBnullii.laninrlte : Hi Bto-

Bfcmuth oxide 4-10o ;

I -I, id.

— oxyiulphlde 4-11*.

— «r lr nidi- 4- 1 1 a.

— •minim alloy 1-707*.

!,ate4-lla.
nilr 4-1,,, I.

M<||- 4-llli.

L Bkjnutltr 4-9d : 4-1 iM.
[•BY A. Turk. A". 4- 1 1 !..

KUDU* (diet.) 5-491d.

Bon, Okla. 86-58 (Dl).

•.ik. 36-506 (Cl).'

BISON <i.Mil.)4-llr: 20-399a:

399*. 3-3460 : tee alto

All. I'M. <!'! !' ~.|l.

BUi'N-nr. su.-.l. 26-I'.»> n -p.
Hl«|«.Ar,l.-n. -».•.!. J9-»">. n.ii.
li l'i.

Bknham. Lane*. 16-139 (Al) ;

16-I3»(A1).
b; 7-57 8d.
4-12a; 86-

M
BI

UE

Bbninpiir. Imlial4-376 (KS) ;

•6V156O.

Bfa*. rlv.. Wilts. 28-5300.
Btssa, mt.. A I*. 1-643 (HI).
BlamBol : tee Balsa Bol.

H-vu.".-. 1-1-.. \\.\f. IIO'I

(AT): lt-18Sb; 82-168e.
Blmandiurn. W.Af. 11-204

iC-IM) : ll-102d.
Btaao, W.Af. II--.1, 1 1 (A.1) ; 22-
22-K.M>.

BISSELL. GEORGE EDWIN
4-1. 'a: 24-.', 1 ill>; 28-367d.

— . Joiuah W. 19-5160.

filial II. Wa»h. 28-355b.

Btosen. Hermann Wilbelni 24-
499d ; 7-96d.

Blssenl : tre I Ytchenegg.

Blasersk. Ron. 8-162a.

Btaaernp. Don. 8-24 (D3).

Biaset, John (11. 1230) 3-589*,

Btawur (diet.) 6-423c.

Blaaex. int.. W.I. 3-380d.

BISSEXT, or BISSEXTUS 4-
lib.

Bte-eexto calendar 4-990a,

Bh*ey. Antolnc 34-757b.

Btacolo. PicrfranoBsoo 3-703b.

BUtain. Prince Sl-223d.

! HI. lake. Can. 1-500 (Al).
ir Icns21-5l3b.

BMIocl. Vespasiano da 88-

Btotineau. lake. La. 17-54 (Al).

'•I. Lorenzo 24-5 13d.
• 22-'.'6d.
Bistra. mt., AIM. 5-383b.

-. 3-4 (E2).

BISTRE (dirt.)4-12b.
. BMrtdoara, mt.. Hung. 3*4

' /, Hung. : tee Beez-
u-me.

— . riv., Hunjr. 27-21 la.

— . NVu. A IK. : tee Neu Bis-
tritz.

Btetritxa. Rum. 22-877c.

— , riv.. Rum. 23-^'.'C> (Cl).

-. riv., Turk. 27-426 (C3) ; 17-
216c; 15-694b.

(Persian ruler) 21-225b.
lime 4-97 2b.

Btanton : tee HchiHtun.
Kwanath. India 14-376 (PS).
Blulla Also. Hung. : tee Al*'>
_Stetra.

BIT ;lict.)4-12b; 23-988c; 4-

•linl. Asia : ter Osroene.
^•izl (dynasty) 3-106d.

rv. tier. 11-808 (A4) ; I

^Hk Or. : are Ilitwh.

;.rov.. Jap. 15-204b.
INlecuilncac 2-14n.

mrt (BraziUan general)

BOml! uiuf Dirtlief, 13-21 8d.
Blterrae. FT. : tee Betters.

Wttto, It. 8-391b.

•hSiT,

II

HlllCi

,1 I

14-

1 4-
19-

•.-•'. ;

pgjod tttiid.

Turkish eomiumt

II- .I...I ; 11-

Mid: 28-

itun. pror..
•i.Kni|,. 23-.il- ,F2jT

Hithynitt*. tribe B1-«4M | 4-

Httliviiium 4-181o.

i .

•i. nil., Nur. 19-801
i. Ji.
Illtilyami I. 3-lOflli.

— II. 3-1061. : 3-loib.
llit-iiiiln. Klani9-l I'M.

Hit iiur-louw : tee Ilinl-louae.
Hit i, 28-1 "'.i,i ; 13-;

— aril-tan* : trr Puff adder.

— atropo* : ttt Capo adder.

— naateonil* : let Nose-
bonwd riper.

BITL1S. Ann 4-13a; t-565
27-427a.

— . vil.. Ann. 2-.'.«:. (<'-I)2).

— Su. riv.. Arm. 3-465 (C2) ;

Hiio-kaku. oape. Jap. 16-156

K I II.

Hltolia. Turk. : tre Monastlr.
B1TONTO. It. 4-13c; 15-4

(F4>; 15-26 (F4); battle

(1735) 81-982a: cathedral

8-395b ; 19-755.1.
Him. Par, India 14-382

(Kin.

BITSCH. Oer. 4-13c; 11-808
i A I); siege (1871) il-14b ;

Hittacle : trr Binnacle.

Hittariis 24-lln.l.

Hittfiifeld. Ilerwarth ron 1-

757a ; 24-71", .
BITTER, KARL THEODORE

Francis 4-l:i,l.
Hitter almonds, oil of : tet

Benzaldehyde.

— apple : tre Colocynth.

— cassava 6-457a.

— cress 7-522a ; 7-521 b (fat.).
Bitter Cni-k, riv., Wyo. 28-

*74<D4).
BITTERFELD, Oer. 4-13d ;

11-808 (D3).
Bitter fennel 10-256b.

— kola 25-.V.H.

Bitter (Oreat). lake 9-22 (D2) ;
9-22c ; 9- 1 J.i.

— (Little), lake, Egy. 9-40
(Bl); 9-22c.

Bltteriey, Salop 9-420 (III.

B2); 24-10220.

. linn- 24-.M 1.1.
BITTERLING4-l3d ; 20-794d.
BITTERN (bird) 4-1 4a; 13-

38Td (fig.) ; 13-388D.
BITTERN (liquid) 4-1 Ic; 4-

BSte.
Bittern, lake, Can. (Alta.) 1-

400 (1)2).
—.lake. Can. (Sask.) 24-225

(B2).
Bit terne. Hants. 9-420 (III.

E5); 4-584 <C7): 2S-492b.
Hitternns (wine) 28-7 20b.
Bitter nut 19-uiSa.

— osier 88-6890.

Hitter Root, forest, Mont. 18-
753d.

— Root, mts.. Ida. and Mont.
14-276 (B2-C3) ; 18-752b ;
14-27 6a-

— Root, mts.. Wash. 6-739a.
l(ilt,Troot, riv.. Mont. 14-276

(112).

BITTERS 4-14c ; 3-643D.
Bitter Seville Orange: tee

llii.Mrii.1.- ,.•.!•..-.•

— spar : tee Brown-spar.
Bittersweet 19-6S5d ; 25-356b.
Bitter vetch 16-430c ; 28-lli.
Bitter Water Creek, riv.. I'tuh

27-814 (E3).

Bitthalnath (poet) 13-4*6c.
Hitti. Sanl. 19-912d.
Hittinger, Md. 17-828 (Al).
Bittir. Pal. 20-602 (C5) ; S-

MOe.

Iiittiiini ll-515d.
H'lio. riv.. It. 26-212 (HI)
Hilton. Olos. 9-420 (III. Cl) ;

12-1 34d.

Rlttu. W.Af. 11-204 (F4).
Bitumen. Pa. 81-106 c
BITUMEN 4-1 Id; 13-533a ;

27-285a.

— (elastic) : tee Flaterite.

— llquldum caudldum : tee
Naphtha.

I6-57M.
rt (lomple): *M I-

lii!,i

Fr. : trr Barry,
people 4-lia; 3-

609e; 4--Ji"i,

i. irll>e3-(M>9c.
.in. Chaidaea 6-804O.
Illtyug, rlv.. Ittu*. 83-872 (F4);

36-3880 ; 83-212*.
Hltyuir (norm) 83-N8V*.
BITZ1US. ALBRECHT 4-l4b ;

ll-7»0c; 36-1045b.
HUmt. ml., Al,) . l-»4b.
IllurH 27-7-.ui.

— reaction l-.M 4* ; 87-T934.
Hluulf (munk) 3-7

19- US).

Ulralre mollusc* : tee Laim-lll-

branchla.

HlvaneJ. l*er*. : tee HlrunJ.
Blreotor : tee Drakdne.

1 1

lllvln*. Tex. 86-690 (N3).
Blvlo (Stall*) Swltz. 36-242

(114).
Blvolari, Rum. 83-826 (HI):

23-831*.
Hivoltioe 86-980.
Hivona. It. 18-766b.
BIVOUAC (diet) 4-150.
HlvunJ. dint.. Pen. 10-190c.
BIWA. lake. Jan. 4-15c; 18-

146 (19); 15-157b; 15-

i IM
Blwablk. Minn. 18-550 (K:i).

' von. 6-420 (III. F3).
Blxa oreUana l-943a ; 8-747a.
Blxby. 111. 14-304 (B5).
— . O. 30-48 (F2).
Blxln 1-943*.
Hlxlo, J. A. 1-2660.
— , NINO 4-154; 15-48c ; 15-

bo£

Hlya, rir., India : trr Hie*.
— , rir., RUSS.AS. 35-10 (D3) ;

27-120 (02) ; 19-9441).
Biysk. RUSS.AS. 86-10 (D3) ;

2S-Kia ; 26-I064C.
Blzan (family) 15-187a; 15-

I84b,

Blsanet, Fr. 8-8960.
HIzanJiM. tribe 4-3904.
Hlzurri, Cardinal 27-9 ISa.
Hi7.au, An-. 26-212 (H2).
Hize. Fr. 10-778 (F6).
lii/.'ii, prov.. Jap. 15-204h.
Hlzen (porcelain) 15-185b

(Plate).
BIZERTA, Tun. 4-16a; 1-643

(Dl); fortification 4-16li ;

French capture (1881) 15-

68a; naval base 10-797c, 8-

366a ; Roman ace l-359c.
— , lake. Tun. 4-18b.
BIZET, GEORGES 4-16c ; 7-

962b.

Uiziura lobata : tee Musk-
duck.

BIzo, John l-108d.
LSizot. Michel Hricc 19-670b.
Blzye, Thrace 26-886b.
Hjzyonos, Oeonrio* 12-526c.
Uizzarria orange 14-28d.
Hj.illio. Blrger, Jarl of: tee

Blrger.
Bjarnie, Brynjolf ; tee Ibsen,

llcnrik.
BJarmcland, Ruse. : tee Perm,

govt.
BJarmlsch. race : tee Permians

and Syryenlans.
BJarnason. ThorkcU 14-241a.
BJelasnlca, mt., Aus. 3-4

(F5).

Bjelina, Aus. 3-4 ( F I) ; 4-2S2:i .
BJelke. Steno 22-635a.
DJcllaanea, Nor. 19-800 (C2).
Hj.-loviir, Hum.'. 3-1 (K4); 7-

473a; 18-44Sh.
— , CO.. Hung. 3-4 (E4) ; 7-

BJerknea, Vilhelm F. K. 18-

286a ; 9-203c ; 9-20.',c.
Bjerna, Fin. 23-872 (113).
Bjerregaard. Henrik Anker 19-

Bjolfr : tre Beowulf.

BJoreia. riv.. Nor. 19-804 (B2);

12-94 1 b ; 19-8004.
BJorek. Oaca 20-5 16b.
Hjorkllnge, Swed. 28-190 (Dl).
BJorknaeso, IsL, Nor. 19-804

Kin. 23-872 (C7) ; J

17c.

— , Swed. 85-9364.
— , tel.. Fin. 23-S7-.' (C7).
— , tel.. Swed. 26-190 (E2) ; 17-

loll

•.ik. Swed. 26-190 (D2).
.. Swed. 19-800 (D3).
HJoniaesejord. leke. Nor. 19-

804 (B2).
HJ.irn A Haufrl (Swedish king)

28-1
BJORNEBORG, Fin. 4-1 7a

23-^72 (A-B3).
BJornebornbrnk, Swed. 86-

..-.. 12- I

fjord. Nor. lt-504

Blurnlumla.8

Illonuholm, Den. 3-24 (III).

HJonwknnoX oape. Ih-n. 3-24

BJORNSON. BJORN8TJERNE

4-l7a; 19-Hi:td; 19--17. ;
drama B-54:k- : lutlntiiuc 30-
516d : paitoral romance*
20-SUHc.
lijonwund. «tr.. Nor. U-604

Blorvlk. Nor. 6-279d.

HJuf. Swed. 36-190 (113) ; 26-

1Mb.

BJuitn. Nor. 19-804 (Cl).
BJurOklnbb, oape, Swed. 19-

800 (E2).

BJuna*. Swed. 36-190 (Cl).
Bkerkeb. Brr. 17-747d.
U. I.. : nrr Bachelor of Letter*.
Blaa FJeld. mt.. Nor. 19-HOO

— Field. mU., Nor. 16-804

(112).

Ulaaho. mt.. Nor. 19-104 (Cl).
Blaaaerk, mt., Oreen. 12-544a.
Blaaskarl, mt. Nor. 19-804

Blaaran4i Huk, cape. Den. 8-

24 (A3).
Blabera gigantea : tee Drum-

Blacan blezene (diet.) 8-107a.

Blacas : tre Ulacatz.

Blacas d'Aulps, P. L. J. C. 18-

706b ; 17-4Ha.
BlaoaU (Prorencal poet) 22

C..-.I.

Blachegrave. Wilts. 28-699b.

I'.i.i. h. ni.i. . ;- il.i, . . , ••:.-!. i! • ,

BLACHFORD, FREDERIC

Ror*n4-17d.

Blachly. Onir. 20-242 (B3).
BLACK. ADAM 4-18a; 9-

379d ; 6-9391).

— , Alexander William 3-253b.
— , E. D. (lawn-tennis player)

16-304b.
— . Hugh (Scottish divine)

mo.

— . JEREMIAH SULLIVAN 4-

18b.

— , John (Journalist) 8-64 Ic.
— .John Medwln 27-113b.
— , JOSEPH 4-18c ; balloons

l-26:ie ; blowjiliie 4-89o ;

calorimetry 13-1 364 ; car-
bon dioxide 5-306d. 6-44d.
— , Samuel W. 19-33 Ib.
— . WILLIAM 4-1 HI, ; 18-961 a.
Black, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— . bay, Can. (Ont.) 86-114

(BI).
-.bay, Can. (Sask.) 24-225

(Al).

— , cape, Arct. 83-872 (HI).
— , castle, Wicklow 28-619d.
— , head. Corn. (Lizard) 9-430

(VI. Id).
— , head. Corn. (St Austell) 9-

430 (VI. C3).
— , head. Ire. (Antrim) 14-744

(F2).
— , head. Ire. (Clare) 14-744

(B3); 6-426b.
—.head, Nfd. (N. Avalon

Penin.) 19-479 (D3).
— .head. Nfd. (S. Avalon

•M.) 19-479 (D3).
— , hill. Scot. (Berwick) 8-

797c ; (reology 3-815C.
— . hill. .S<H>t. (F.din.): geology

S-lU.-il) ; 16-37c.
— , hill. Scot. (Lanark.) 24-4 IS

(DJX.

— , hiUX mU., Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
— . hilla, mts., Oreg. 80-212

{Dai

— . HILLS, mts.. S.Dak.
4-22c; 25-506(1)3-4); 27-
620a; plantations 10-656b.
— , tel.. Can. 17-484 (C2).
— , lake. Can. 84-225 (Bl).
— . lake, Ga. 11-742 (C3).
— . lake. La. 17-54 (A2).
— , lake. La. 17-44 (Ar
— , lake. Xlirh. 18-372
— . lake. N.Y. 19-596 (
— , lake. Scot. (Lanark.) 24-

418 <D3) ; 25-927(1.
— . lake, Scot. (Renfrew.) 83-

99a.
— , lake, Scot. (Wigtown.) !

'.i - '•

—.lakes. Soot. (Argyll.) 84-
418 (A2).

int.. Colo. 6-722 (E3).
mt., f!r. : tee Aeno*. mt.
int.. N.ll. 19-490 (K3).
int.. N.Y. 11-
mt.. Salop 9-420 (I II. A2).
mt.. Tan. : geology 86-
439d.

St

2 (F4).
5 (El).

-.nbr.n8n

. . onn. 6-94» (fi4).
-. POtot. Ire. 7-149 (map).
— , point. W.Au*. : geology 86-

StOa.

— . rir.. Akk. 1-472 (K<>
— , rtv . . .• (D2): aw

otto OnaculU Ulr. DJT
— , rir.. Bel.Conf.
-.rir..' I

— . riv.. Can, (Que.) 83-72

. Can. (Baak.) 34-22}

(111).
— , rir.. Fr.I.C. 14-496 « 1);

14-I0V.

— . rir.. Fr.W.Af. : tre H.flng.
— , riv.. Jam. 16-133 (map) :

15-1320.
— . rir.. La. 17-54 <C2) : are

alto Ouachlt* I
— , riv.. Mich. (AUrc*nCo.)13-

372 (D7).
— , rtv., Mich. (Cbeboygan Co.)

13-372 (F4).
—.riv.. Mich. (Oogebk) Co.)

18-372 (114).
— . riv.. Mich. (Sanilac Co.) 13-

— . rir.. Minn. 16-450 (C-D2).
— . rir., Mtes. 13-600 (C4-D5).
— . riv., Mo. 13-608 (F5).
— . riv., N.C. 19-772 (D3).
— , rir., N.J. 16-402 (C2).
— , rtr., N.Mex. 19-520 (F4).
— , rtr., N.Y. 19-596 (D-Ei);

l-192d; 36-1174.
—.rir.. O. 86-26 (Ft); 9-

303d; 36-26a.
— , rir., 8.C. 36-400 (E3) ; 25-

— . rir.. Vt, (Orleans Co.) 16-

490 (C2) ; 87-10254.
— , rir., Vt. (Windsor Co.) 19-

490 (B-CS).
—.riv.. Wte. (Douglas Co.) 23-

740 (A2).
— , rlT., Wto. (Taylor Co.) 23-

740 (1)4).

— , rock. Ire. 14-744 (A2).
— . rook. Scot. 3-9384.
— , rook. Tas. 86-438 (A2).
Black ace (handball) 10-4504.

— Acta, 1584 (Scot.) 24-

46 la.

Blackadder, John 3-498a.
Blackadder. riv., Scot. 84-412

(F4); 3-814b.
Black Agnes of Dnnbar : tee

March, countess of.
Black alder (Alnus glutlnosa) :

trr Alder.

— alder (Rhamnus trangnla)
4-733b.

— alder. North American : trt
Wlntcrberry.

Blackall. Queens. 8*960 (H4).

Black amber 15-359b.

Black Amid. Turk.As. : tee

Diarbekr.

Black-a-moor 18-813a.
Black and tan Convention

(1868) 18-603C.
Black and tan terrier 8-37 5d ;

8-379 (PI. IV.).
Black and white (art): tee

Illustration.
Black and H'hilr (newspaper)

6-333d ; 19-563b.
Black and whitecrow 16-540b.

— and white mosquito : tee
Stegomyfa faaciata.

BLACK APE (C'ynoplthecu*
nlger) 4-19c ; S-597c ; 22-
331a: skuU 22-326c.

— ashl-680a.

— Aron, riv., Scot. 1S-696C.
Blackawton. Der. 6-430 (VL

Black-backed Jackal 15-107a ;

11--

BLACKBALL 4-I9c.
Black band (hist.) : trr Union

of the Russian People.

— band (min.) 14-8094.

— bands (Infantry) 14-521b.

— Barnaley. York*. : tee Barn-

k ,-- 2-.V .

— Bayou,riv.,Ark.2-552(A4).

— Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54 (D4).

— bear, of Himalayas 3-574d ;
5- :i 7 -'<•; 13- 14. ',a : in China
6-I70c; fur 11-3484.

— bear, of Japan 5-372c ; 15-
162c.

— bear, of North America 3-
574c ; 5-372o ; 13-44.'.* ;
87 - 634b ; fur 11 • 3484 ;
hybrids 14-27c.

— Bear Creek, rir., Ckla. 86-

— Bear Creek, riv.. Okla. 86-
48 (D3).

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103

BLAC-BLAN

Black Beard, isl., Ga. 11-75

(E4).
Blackboard (pirate) :

Leach, Edward.
Black Bear Island, lake, Can

24-225 (B2).

— beetle 6-672c (fig.) :
also Cockroach.

BLACKBERRY (Bramble) 4
19c; 10-10a ; 23-723b (tig.)
British Central Africa 4
596c.

Black bindweed 22 - 2Ca
fertilization 10-573b (flg.).

— birch 3-959a ; 16-333a.
Blackbird, Del. 17-823 (H2).
BLACKBIRD 4-19d ; l-120c

12-31 Ib.
Blackbird Creek, riv., Del. 17

828 (H2).
Black body (physics) 26-S7a.

— Bolgary, Russ.As.: see Grea
Bolgary.

— Bones (tribe) 15-828d.
Black Book of Carmarthen

(Welsh MSS.), history 5
610a; 5-m-d.

— Book of Clanranald S-635d

— Book of the Admiralty 24
535d; 24-536C.

— Book o/ the Exchequer 13
813d.

— Book of the Household 13
813d.

Blackbourn, dist., Suff . 26-29b
Black -boy : see Grass tree.
Black Branch, riv., N.J. 19-
502 (Bl).

— Brigade : see Feketo Sereg

— Brook, Lanes. 16-139 (C3>.
Blackbrook, N.Y. 19-596 (Gl)
Black Brook, riv., N.H. 19-

490 (D-E5).

— Brook, riv., Vt. 19-190 (D2)

— Brook, riv., Yorks. 28-93. i
(B2).

Blackbrook group 22-266d.
Black Brothers, isls., Jap. : see
Rebuntsiriboi.

— Brothers, rat., N.C. 2-207d.
Black browed albatross 17-

490d.

— bryony 9-262b : 21-772d.
BLACK-BUCK 4-20a ; 2-91a.
BLACKBURN, COLIN, baron

4-20a ; 4-419a ; corporation

law 7-192a ; martial law !?•

791c.

— , Henry 14-325a.
— , JONATHAN 4-20b.
Blackburn, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
BLACKBURN, Lanes. 4-20c ;

16-139 (D2); cotton 7-2SSa.
— , Mo. 18-608 (C2).
— , Okla. 20-5S(E1).
— .Scot. 24-118 (D3); 16-

73 Id.

— , hundred, Lanes. 16-1 11 a.
Black Burn, riv., Seot.28-628b.
Blackburne, Francis (divine]

16-720a.
— , FRANCIS (lord chancellor)

4-20d.
• — , Lancelot (archbp.)28-92Sc;

4-8S2C.

— (chess player) 6-98b ; 6-
103d.

Blackburn greys 4-20d.

Blackburnian warbler 27-633d.

Blackburn Rovers 10-622a.

Blackburn's Ford, Va., battle
(1861) 4-791C.

Blackburnshire : see Black-
burn, hundred.

Blackburn's pendulum 17-
97 8c.

Kackbutt (tree) 2-918d.

Black Butte, mt., Mont. (Cho-
teau Co.) 14-276 (E2).

— Butte, int., Mont. (Dawson
Co.) 14-276 (F2).

— canons : see Augustinian
canons.

— Canyon, Ariz. 2-511 (A2) ;
6-721d.

— Canyon, Colo. 6-722 (C3) ;
6-719a.

— Canyon, Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

— Cap, mt., N.H. 19-190 (E3).
Blackcap (bird) 28-608a ; 17-

282a.

Black cap (of judges) 3-980d ;
23-110d.

— Cap, tribe : see Kara Kal-
paks.

— Caribs, tribe 5-331a.

— Cavah-y 15-942C.

— chalk 5-807a.

— chuglam : see Myristica
irya.

— Church, Londonderry 16-
BTSb.

— cochineal 6-62 Ic.
BLACKCOCK 4-20d ; 12-637d

(fig.); close season ll-411d;

hybridism 5-251a ; plumage

10-226d ; shooting 24-997a.
Black Codes 27-713C.
Black Combe, mt., Cumb. 9-

412 (I. B4).

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

Black coral (Antipathes abics
7- 13 Ic.

— corals (Antipathidea) 2
- lOlc.

BLACK COUNTRY, dist
Staffs. 4-21b ; 25-758 (Al)

Blackcraig, mt., Scot. 24-11
(Dl) ; 3-75a.

Black Craig, rock, Scot. 25
1040c.

Black crampflsh 22-930d.

Blackcreek, N.C. 19-772 (E2)

Black Creek, Wis. 28-740 (E4

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (Bo

— Creek, riv., Fla.lO-540(D6

— Creek, riv., la. 28-740 (A6

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-4'.'i 4( ; j

— Creek, riv., La. 17-54 (A4-3;

— Creek, riv., Mich. (Alcoa
Co.) 18-372 (Go).

— Creek, riv., Mich. (Muske
gon Co.) 18-372 (D6).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. (Albanj
Co.) 19-596 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. (Allegany
Co.) 19-596 (C3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. (Genesee
19-596 (B-C2).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. (Herkime
Co.) 19-596 (E-F2).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (L3)

— Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (E2)

— Creek, riv., Vt. 19-490 (B2)

— Creek, riv., Wis. (Marathon
Co.) 28-740 (D4).

— Creek, riv., Wis. (Shioc) 28
740 (El).

— crow : see Carrion crow.

— cuckoo 18-496d.

— cur of Arden 3-584d.

— currant 7-648c.

— damp (gas) 7-790b.

— Death (c. 1348) 21-694a
in England 9-503b, l-390b
6-780b ; in Germany 11-
818b ; in Hungary 13-905a
Jews accused of well-poison
ing 15-105b ; Lancashire
mortality 16-141d.

— Devon (South Devon), riv.
Scot. 6-4 17b.

— Diamond, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

— Diamond, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— Diamond, Wash. 28-354
(HI).

— diamond (min.) : see Car-
bonado.

— dog of Winchester 3-399b.

— Dogwood : see Black Alder
(Rhamnus Frangula).

— Dome, mt., N.Y. 19-596
(A-B1).

Blackdown, Queens. 2-960

(G3).
Black Down, hill, Som. 9-130

(VI. Gl) ; 25-388C.

— Down, hills, Dcv. and Som.
9-130 (VI. F2) ; geology 11
531c.

Blackdown, hill, Sur. 13-50d.
Black draught 24-646d.

— Drin, riv., Turk. 27-126
(B2) ; l-182c.

— drongo 10-6 7 Oa ; 18-196d.
BLACK DROP 4-21C.
Blackduck, Minn. 18-550 (C3).
Black Duck, lake, Minn. 18'

550 (E2).

— Dyke, Northumb. 19-793a.

— Eagle, falls, Mont. 12-398c.

— Eagle (order) 15 - 864b
(Plate); 6-685b.

Black -eared hare 12-919d.
Blackearnside, forest, Scot. 19-

167b.

Black Earth, Wis. 28-740 (D5).
• — • earth : see Black soil.

— ebony 8-813c.
Blackeburn, riv., Lanes. : see

Brook.
Black Elster, riv., Ger. : see

Elster, Schwarze.
Blacken Alp, mt., Switz. 27-

780c.
Black Ernz, Ger. : see Ernz,

Black, riv.

Blackey, Va. 28-118 (B-C1).
Black-Eyed Sitsan ; or All in

the Downs (Jen-old) 15-329c.
Black Falls, Ariz. 2-511 (C2).
Black Fell, mt., Cumb. 9-412

(I. C3).
Blackfellows : see Australia,

aborigines.

Black fir : see Corsican pine.
Blackflsh (Globicephalus

melas) : see Ca'ing whale.

— (Tautoga) : see Tautog.
• — - oil : see Dolphin oil.
Black Flags 6-201d ; 17-84d ;

27-6a.

— flux 10-584a.
BLACKFOOT (Siksika), tribe

4-21e ; 14-516a; 18-753d;

Indian Reservation 14-276

(Cl).
Blackfoot, Ida. 14-276 (C4) ;

14-277d.
Black Foot, mts., Ida. 14-276

(D4).

Blackfoot, riv., Ida. 14-27

(C-D1).

Black-footed polecat 21-977c.
Blackford, Lady Isabella 20

344d.

Blackford, Ky.-15-740 (A3).
— , Scot. 24-418 (D2).
— , hill, Scot. 8-939d.

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (G4).
BLACK FOREST (Schwarz

wald), dist., Uer. 4-21e ; 11
808 (Bo-1) ; geology 4-801d
ll-807a ; timber 10-649a.

— Forest, mts., Wales 28
259b.

Blackfork, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Black Fork, riv., Ark. 2-55
(D3).

— Fork, riv., O. 20-26 (E-F31

— Fork, riv., Wyo. 28-87
<C4).

Black fox : see Silver fox am
Pekan.

— frankincense oil ll-23a.
Black Friars 2-911a : see alsi

Dominicans.

Blackfriars, Lond. 23-222a
16-9 tOb.

— Bridge, Lond. 16-938 (F2)
8-403D.

Black Friars House, Lond. 14
586c.

— Friars Council 28-870a.

— Friars' Monastery, Here
ford 13-355b.

Blackfriars Theatre, Lond. 4
808d; 8-526a: 26-731c.

" Black Friday " (Amer. fin
ance)27-71*d.

Black frost (diet.) ll-251b.

— game : see Blackcock.
Black Ganale, riv., E.Af. 15

531c.
Blackgang Chine, ravine, I. o

W. 28-626d; geology 28'

627a.
Black Gap, pass. Ire. 15-816a.

— goose 12-242C.

— gram 12-325d.

— guereza ll-351c.

— guillemot 12-69 Ic.

— gum 18-609a.

— Hall, Conn. 6-952 (F4).
Blackball, Queens. 2-945b.
Black Halls, rocks, Dur. 9-412

(I. F3) ; 8-706C.
Blackham, M'Carthy 7-144b.
Black Hameldon, hills, Lanes

28-933 (Al).

— Hancza, riv., Russ. : set
Hancza.

— Hand beds : geol. 27-627a.

— Hand conglomerate : geol
27-630d.

— Haruj, mt-s., N.Af. : see
Haruj el Aswad.

— haw 28-1 7 d.

BLACK HAWK (Indian) 4-

22a.
Black Hawk, Colo. 6-722 (E2);

6-723b.

— Hawk, Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— Hawk, S.Dak. 25-506 (B3).

— Hawk (racehorse) 27-1026c.
Blackhawk Co., la. 14-732

(E2).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (E2).
Black Hawk War 4-22a ; 28-

747a.
Blackhead, bay, Nfd. 19-479

(D2).

— , cape, N.Z. 19-624 (Fl).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (D4).
— , mts., N.Y. 19-596 (A-B1).
Blackhead (bird) : see Scaup.
Blackhead (mod.): see Comedo.
Black headed gull 12-7 1 5a ; 16-

208b.

— headed plover : see Zick-
zack.

— headed white crane : see
Jabiru, American.

Black Heads, House of the :

see House of the Black

Heads.
BLACKHEATH, Kent 4-22b -,

16-938 (D-E3) ; 16-942

(B4); battle (1497) 9-525b ;

golf 12-220b ; observatory

19-956a.
Blackheath, Staffs. 25 - 758

(A2).

— Beds. 15-736d ; 9-662c.

— Rugby Football Club 10-
618c.

Black hellebore : see Christ-
mas rose.

Black Hill, Dur. 9-112 (I. E3).

Black Hole of Calcutta 14-
408a; 4-983a.

Blackhope Scar, mt., Scot. 24-
418 (E3) ; 8-944d.

Black horehound 13-692d ;
16-4d.
hornbill 16-540b.

— Horse, hill, Oxon. : 20-416a.

— hundreds : see Union of the
Russian People.

BLACKIE, JOHN STUART 4-
22d.

Blackinton, Mass. 17-852 (Al)

19-760a.

Black irouwood 20-86a.
iilack Irtysh, riv., Russ.As.

see Irtysh.
BLACK ISLE, THE (Ardmean

ach), Scot. 4-23b; 24-41

(D2).

— Jack, Ivan. 4-660c.
Black Jack (min.) : see Blende
Black jack (vessel) 15-106d

8-584a ; 8-583 (PI. II. tig. 2)

— jade 15-123d.

— Jura (geol.) 15-569d.

— Khazars : see Kara Khaz
ars.

— killer : see Lesser killer.

— kite 15-839b.

— Knights : see Tugendbund

— Knowe, int., Northumb. 9
112(1. C2).

— Koros, riv., Hung. :
Koros, Black.

— Kost ; see Black Bones.

— Lake, Can. 22-724 (E3) ; 2
7 lie.

— Lake, bay, Mich. ; see Mac
atawa, U.S.

— Lake Bayou, riv., La. 17-5-
(Al),

— lancewood 16-152d.

— Lane, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).

— larch 16-213d ; 26-980b.

• — Law, hill, Scot. (Roxburgh)
geology 23-790a.

— Law, hill, Scot. (Selkirk) 24-
612c.

Black-lead : see Graphite.
Black-lead ore 16-315b.
Blackleg (diet.) 16-372d.

— (bot.) 22-201a.

— (vet.): see Blackquarter.

— lemur 16-117a ; 22-331c.

— letter (diet.) 20-578a.
Blackley, Canon ; pension

scheme 20-64d.
Blackley, Lanes. 16-139 (E2).
— , Higher, Lanes. 16-139 (E2)
Black Lias (geol.) 16-534b.

— Lick Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(D5).

— liquor (textile printing) 26-
702b.

BLACKLOCK, THOMAS 4-23c
Biacklock, pt., Oreg. 20-245

(A5).
Black Log Creek, riv., Pa. 21-

106 (G5).
Lorn, riv., Bulg. : see Lorn

Black.
Blacklow, hill, Warwick 28-

341b.

— , hill, Derby. 8-7 la.
Blacklunans, Scot. 24-418

(El).
"Black Madonnas" (paintings'

20-493b.
Black magic 17-307a; 17-

309a.

BLACKMAIL 4-23d.
Black malt 17-507a.

— marble 17-676d.

Black Marquess, the : see Hali
fax, G. Savile, 1st marquess
of.

Black marten : see Skunk.

— Mesa, plateau, Ariz. 2-544
(A2).

— metal ; see Copper matto.

— mica : see Biotite.

— Mile, road, Scot. 14-719d.

— millet : see Durra.

— mint 21-128d.

— Monday (1209) 8-622b.

— Monks : see Benedictines.
Blackmonton, Miss. 18-600

(C2).
Blackmoor, vale, Dorset. 9-120

(III. C5) ; 8-431c.
BLACKMORE, SIR RICHARD

4-23d.
— , RICHARD DODDRIDGE

4-24a.
Blackmore, Ess. 16-942 (F2) ;

9-785d.

— , mt., Mont. 14-276 (D3).
Black Mosque, Delhi : see

Kali, mosque.

— Mount, deer forest, Scot.
24-418 (Bl).

— Mountain, N.C. 19-772
(B-C4).

— Mountain, Va. 28-118
(A-B1).

BLACK MOUNTAIN, dist.,

India 4-24b.
Black Mountaineers, tribe 27-

425a; 15-686a.

mouse : see Carson field

mouse.

— mulberry 18-958d (flg.).

— mustard 19-97c.

— myrobalan : see Chebulic
myrobalan.

Black necked American stilt
25-9220 (flg.).
• necked hare 12-949C.

— necked swan 26-180b.
Slackness, Scot. 4-203c.

Blacko, Lanes. 16-139 (El).

Black Oak, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— oak (bot.) : see Dyer's oak.
Black oath (hist.) 14-777d.
Black Obelisk (Brit. Museum)

15-377d.

— opal 20-121a.

— Pagoda : see Konarak.

— Parliament 2-898b.

— partridge : see Francolin.

— Pasha, The : see Zobeir.

— Patch, dist., Ky. 15-741C.

— Peak, mt., N.Mex. 19-520
(El).

— pepper21-127b; West Afri-
can : see African cubebs.

— pilot-whale 28-573c.

— Pine, mts., Ida. 14-276 (C4).

— pine 21-623d ; ovule 10-
572b (flg.).

— pine (of United States) : see
Lodgepole pine.

— Pine Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-
506 (D4).

Black-pitted tick 26-937b.
Black plate (metall.) 26-1000a.
Black Point, Can. 19-465 (Bl).
Black pollack : see Coal-flsh.

— Pond, lake, Me. 17-434 (C2).
Blackpool, Ire. 7-159 (map).
BLACKPOOL, Lanes. 4-2 4c ;

16-139 (Al).
Black pool (game) 3-938d.

— Pope, the : see General, of
Jesuits.

— poplar 22-89d.
Blackpots, Scot. 3-311c.
Black Potts, Bucks. 28-837b.

— powder : see Gunpowder.

— Prairie, dist., Ala. l-459c.

— Prairie, mts., Tex. 27-619d.
Black Prince, the ; see Ed-
ward, The Black Prince.

" Black Prince " (battleship)

24-892c.
Black Pyramid, isl., Tas. 26-

438 (Al).

— pyrites 22-692c.

— quarter (vet.) 28-10a.

— Range, mts., N.Mex. 19-520
(B4-5).

— Range, mts., N.Mex. 19-520
<C4).

— Range, mts., Viet. 28-38
(B2).

— raspberry : see Thimble-
berry.

— rat22-915a; 17-125a.

— redshank 22-971e.
redstart 22-971d ; l-751b.

— Reef, N.Z. 19-624 (B7).

— Reef mines, S.Af. 27-830b.

— reef group (geol.) 5-229c ;
20-lSld ; 27-188a.

— rhinoceros 23--J I I d (flg.).

— Ribbon : see Pole Star
(order).

Blackridge, Scot. 24-418 (D3).
Black River, Jam. 15-133
(map).

— River, La. 17-54 (C2).
Blackriver, Mich. 18-372 (G5).
Black River, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

— River, Wash. 19-596 (Bl) ;
28-355a.

— River, bay. N.Y. 23-974c.

— River, falls, Wis. 28-740
(Cl).

— River, mts,, Maur. : geology
17-913a.

• River group (geol.) 20-236d.

— River Limestone (geol.) 27-
625d.

Black Rock, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).

— Rock, Buffalo 4-756b.

— Rock, Conn. 6-952 (C5).
Blackrock, Ire. (Cork) 7-159

(map).

Black Rock, Ire. (Dublin) 14-
744 (E5); 8-618b ; 14-751c.

— Rock, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).
Blackrock, Som. 25-388d.
Black Rock, Sus. 26-166a.
Blackrock, Utah 27-814 (B4) ;

27-815d.

Black Rock, desert, Cal. 5-8
(Dl); 19-4510.

— Rock, Isls., P.Is. 21-392
(B-C6).

— Rock, mts., Nev. 5-8 (Dl).

— rock diabase (geol.) 27-630b.

— Rocks, isls., Mass. 17-852
(C-D4).

Blackrod, Lanes. 16-139 (C2) ;

16-140b.
BLACK ROD, GENTLEMAN

Usher ol 4-24d ; 17-lb ; 15-

860d.

Black rot 28-95c.
Black Russia 16-789C.
Blacks (society) 4-863b.

— (typography) 27-543a.
Black sable 17-721c.

— salamander 24-58b.
Blacksburg, S.C. 25-500 (Cl).
— , Va. 28-118 (B3); 28-121d.
Black scab 22-201c.

— scale of olive 16-168b.
BLACK SEA (Euxine) 4-25a :

23-872 (C-F7) ; canal 9-
917b ; commercial rights 9-

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BLAC-BLAN

n-

434a. *7-i ::>. ii. it) , i

fiffi iisi8) i- vi 1.1. 37-
i •.
LACK tEA, dlst.. BOM. 4-

:t

: I'L.
1:1

Black silver ore : tt* stepban

— slug 8S-284b; ll-523d
(Hit '

•bell 11-52 4r ; •y.tcmatli-

ilo* drainage 7-607 d.
BUckuulUu Company 16-

Black snake 28- .'Vic : 5-676b.
B&ekmakc Hill-. Mo. : tee

.1 Joseph.

Black snake-root «-368o ; 25-

BUcksod. bay. Ire. 14-744

' 17-

Irv. 14-741 (A2).
Black M.il : m j

12-7 4Sb. 12--J3a. 15-

II-. I : IliuMla 23-881a.
Black Sparrow Hawk (Indian

warrior) : tee I) lurk Hawk.
Black-rained echidna 8-- : )•
Black Spout, (all. Soot. 21-

...... .

ings. Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— Si 1; 19-466a;
VS. 27-634b.

— Spur, int., Viet. 28-39*.

— >.|iiirrel Crock. Colo. 6-722

Blacks Station. Cal. 5-8 (B

Blackstaln. mt.. Ire. 14-744

<K4) : 28-565d.
Blackatock. S.C'. 25-500 (C2).
— . hill. S.C. : battle (1780) 26

USe.
Blaek.stone, Timothy B. 4'

I :• .,

Iliam (pioneer) 7-627b :

4-430b.
—.SIR WILLIAM (Jurist) 4-

24o ; English law 6-777.1 ;

historical position 15-57 Sb,

9-606*.
Blackstone, 111. 14-304 (D2).

.«. 17-842 (D2).
— , Va. 28-1 IS II
— , pt.. I'.-v. 9-13" (VI. Dl).
— . riv.. M., i 12): 23-

J49(C1); 23--.':

— Edjtf, int.. Lanes. 28-93:1
(A2); 16-1 SSb.

Blackstone ot the Turf, The

23-774b.
Black Stream : tee Kuro Slwo.

— sturgeon, lake. Can. 20- 1 1 I
(III).

— Suffolk pig : tee Small
black pig.

Black Sultun. The : tee All V.
BlacksvUle. W. Vu. 28-.'>GO (C2).
Black Swamp, riv., N.C. 19-
T72 (K3).

— Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500

— swan 26-180c ; 3-962c : 1-
120*.

Black Swan. Paternoster Bow

i. • don i6-'.'-M
Blacktall Deer Creek, riv.,

Mont. 14-276 <C3).
Black -tailed dasyuro 7-845b.

— deer 7-024*.

— god wit 12-1 79c.

— jack-rabbit 27-634*.
Illa.-k tern 26-646a.

- Thelss, riv.. Hong. 36-758a.
lilackt hroated diver 8-32Gb.

— desert sparrow 27-634b.
Black Thunder Crock, riv.,

28-S74 (0-II2).
Black tin : tee Cassitcrite.

— Tom 12-4130.

BUck Tom. taL. N.Y. 19-596

(113).

Blackton. Ark. 2-552 (D3).
Blacktower. N-Mcx. 1»-520

Black Town. Madras: ta

< •• rn : ..v. :i. .v ta -
Bl*cktown. 19-53;

(04).

Black turnip 21-1 93b.
BLACK VEIL 4-'.'6.1.

• . Dov. ll-534c.
BlackvtIIc, Can. 19-465 (B-C1)
— , .- A. 25-500 (C3).

Vtnrtn" OUtoe) It-

• nut 26-91 U.
•tr..'

nemiiu vu:
Blarkwau. disc. Loodon 26-

Bteokwall hitch 15-»72b.

— railway S-

i ... i,

-:2-MII.; 27-.

1006891

— walnut (Juglans nlgra) 26-
SJM : 26-9l>Oe.

AU. 1-460

l -

— Watch (regiment) 24-
Bliu-k water. Berk*. 16-942

4-600 (E2).

:
. \|... IH-i'.i'- (I l>3).

— , Va. 28- 1 1 - i \

— , lake, Can 5-
:

BLACKWATER. riv.. Ess,
26d ; 9- 1 '.' I 1 1 V

— , riv., Kla. 10- .!•

II. mi-. 12-U02d.

BLACKWATER. riv.. Ire.
I Minister) 4-26d : 14-711
(1)4): geology 7-1571). 28

— , riv.. Ire. (trlb. Boyne) 5

572I>; 15-790,1.
— . riv.. Ire. (Tl-ter) 14-744

(E2) ; 2-5610.
— , riv., Md. 17-82S (Cl).
— , riv.. Mo. 18-i."
— , riv., N. II. 19-4110 (D4).
— , riv.. Soot. 23-7 lid.
— , riv., Sur. 8-IBOb.
— . Hv.. Va. 28-11 8 (F4).

— Bank, sandbank. Ire. 14-7 4 1
(E4).

Black water beetle 6-67 2b ; 6-

.:,;-.
Blackwater Creek, riv., Ala. 1-

480 (112).
BLACKWATER FEVER

lllackwater Foot, Scot. 24-412
<C4).

— Head, cape, Ire. 14-714
(E4).

— Lightship, Irish Sea 14-744
. 1:1,.

Black Water ot Doe, riv.. Soot.:

tee Dee.
Blackwatertown, Ire. 14-744

•i:.-..
Blackwattle, hay, N.S.W. 19-

538(83); 26-279c.
Blackwell, Alice Stone 25-
957d.

,rd 3-336d.
Elizabeth 2S-957d.
Emily 2S-'JJ7d.
John (Alun) 5-649c.
Lucy : tee stone, Lucy.
THOMAS 4-27*; 13-033b.
\V. T. 8-7 lOc.
Blackwell. Ark. 2-552 (C2).
Derby. l-585a.
Okla. 20-58 (Dl).
Wi-. 28-740 (E3).
Wores. 3-986C.
Blackwcll's I., N.Y. 19-610

(Dl): 19-610d.
Black whale (BalaenaanxtrallH)
28-.-.69c; distribution 5

— whale (Balaena blscayen-
sis): tee Atlantic right-
whale.

— wildebeest : tee Gnu.

— window-ay 10-584a.

— winged kite 15-839C.

— witch (bird) 7-610b ; 9-13.1.
Black Wolf. Kan. 15-654 (]>•-')
Blackwood (family) : tee Dui

ferin and Ava.
Blackwood. Capt. F. P. 19-

i-- I

—.WILLIAM 4-27h; 20-84b.
Blackwood. X.J. 19-502 (B4).
—.Scot. 24-418 (D3).
— , Va. 28-US (HI).
—.Viet. 28-38 (El).
— , cape, Mal.Arch. 17-406

(D-E5).

— . rlr.. Austr. 2-960 (B6).
Blackwood ol India (tree) :

Sunwood.
Black wood ot Australia 1-96.1.

— woodpecker 1-7 54c; 28-
- •

Blarkmof* Magaatne 4- .'71. :
21-1 53a ; Chri-topher North
28-69(11 : Locklmrt 16-853C.

Black work 9-311.1.

— wrack 1-5*9.1 : 15-7 J

— Ynjus : tee Kr
Bladder, lake, \Vi-. 28-741

(C2).

27 •

noaid seal »•..•••. 12-

ket-plmna,
Sana 18- 11

)c ; •

1-

BLADDERWORT
Btoddsr wrack l-589d ;

I'.- -'.To.
l«-J17a.

lll.nl. -ii. Miirlln 1.1

BUtaIUa.il

BsXaboro, N.C'. 19-772 (DS).

: I. l-»-772(D3).

I.: , i. • ... .-. 24- n :

.•-

l.urif. Mil. 17-828 (D3);
2S-263b.

'ings. Ala. 1-460

is.

BLADES. WILLIAM 4-31d ;

library 16-

Bladesr. Hlgg>ll-l l».l.
Itla.lln. Julian Adolf 26-171.1 ;

27-261C.

Ill i. low : tee Malmosbury.
Iliad Tuari.i ;• • (Al).

Illiidud (myth.) 3-512a.
llladworth. Can. 24-225 (A3).
Blaeberry : tee Bilberry.
Blaenafon : tee lllaenavon.

•. Wales I
: 10-294b.
BLAENAVON, Monm. 4-31.1:

9-I2S i V. Kl) : canal 18-

729b ; ironworks 18-729b.
!•.! ;. ...... r, WO* ! 9-I-" 'V.

D4): 12-75a.
lilaengwrach. Wales 9-428 (V.

D4).

Illaen f)«-y, Wales 21-S41d.
BLienpenal. Wales 9-428 (V.

. :
Blaenporth. Wales 9-428 (V.

i '.i ..

Blaeo, G. l-932a.
Blaestluni. Monm. 18-727c.
Blaesus, J mil us 2O-680e.
Blaeu, Willcm Janszon 17-

647a; 22-351 b.
Idafjall. int.. Ice. 14-2-'-
Blagden. Sir Charles 19-985d ;

25-

— , J.8-173C.

Blagdon. Son.. 9-430 (VI. Ol)
— .Take, Som. 2-28a.
Blagodat, mt., I'.uss. 23--:.'

(I-K4).
BLAGOVYESHCHENSK,

It088.As.4-32a; 25-10(113),

6-207a.
— . monastery, RUSH. (Nixhniy

Novgorod) 19-721b.
— , cathedral, Ituss. (Moscow

18-;s92a.
liluifrove, Henry 26- 1 36.1.

-lav (Blahoslaw), Jan

' -
BLAIKIE. WILLIAM GAR-

d»n 4-32a.
Ill.iikley. Uavid James 7-1 73b;

25-1

Blain. Kr. 10-778 (D4).
— . I'a. 21-106 (OS).
Blatna, Monm. 9-420 (III. A3)

18-728C.

Illaine. MM Anita McC. 6-125d,
— , Ephraim 4-32b.
— , JAMES GILLESPIE 4-32b ;

6-157.'; 19-l-(ia; foreign

policy 27-730b.
Blaine. Ark. 2-552 (112).
— , Colo. 6-7'J-.' (114).
— , Ind. 14-
— , Kan. IS-ii.-.l (Kl).
— , Ky. 15-710 d
— , Me. 17-434 (E2).
— . N.-v. 5-> (Kl).
— , Okla. 20-58 (O2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

. Ida. 14-270 (B-Ct); 14-

277b;14-276c,

Neb. S-- iO-E3).

2O-

n.irt. 1'u. 21-106 (K5).
BLA1NVILLE, HENRI MARIE

Duorotay do 4-331. ; 20-

:ir.'l.: l-sS3b; 23-139a.
Blalnville'x (chin-leafed) vam-
pire-bat 3-506C ; 6-243b

. :...
Blair. Capt. Archibald 1-95 7o ;

22-I12a.
— , FRANCIS PRESTON Oour-

nalist) 4-:
— . Francis Preston (soldier) 4-

— . HUGH 4-34b; 17-267C ;
23-230d.

IILAIII. JAMES 4-31.-: 28-
t«niiwrr 4-SSd ; It-

•HtobMt (MUtmoOMV) I^Or;

1 • '
-Jtotart (dlvtoe)

- . ROBERT (poet) 4-344.
Illair. III. U

• 19-324 (II2L

.';

— i Bit- (loot. 24-lli'(Ea).

: m Port

BUlr.

. Spot. 16-11.171..
Illulrudiiiii. -. ot. 16-330*.

- Illair At hoi " (race none) 13-

BLAIH ATHOLL, Sent. 4-34d ;

24-1 1 H (III) ; 21-26211.
Ill.ur tied. 2*-519b ; 25-111*.
Illair Caitlc, manalon, Hcot. 4-

I'a. 21-106 (K4).

k. riv.. N.J. 19-502

llliiir.lcnon. mt.. Soot. 24-418
: 6-1171,

Illalr |inni,iii.,n,|, estate. Soot

24-:
BLAIRGOWR1E, Scot. 4-35*

24-418 (El).

Blair Iron Work-. >..,!. 7-777.
Illalrl. M

Z4- .); 15-

- ! '

— , lake, s<-ot. 9-269b.
Bialrsburg. la. 14-732 (1)2).
Blairs Corners. Pa. 21-106
(C3).

— Cove, Ire. 14-744 (B5).

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-808(E4)

— Mill-. I'a. 21-106(04).

— Station. l'ii. 21-106 <E7).
Blalrst.nvn. la. 14-732 (E3).
— , Mo. 18-fios <cs).

11-752 (Cl).

— , III. 14-301

— . Pa. 21-1 »« (114).

Blalsdell. Arii. 2-544 (A3).

. S link. 19-780 (Bl).
Illaise, St ; tee Blaslns, St.
— . E. 15-762b.
Blalse, riv., Fr. (trib. of Eure

8-57 8a ; 9-901a.
— , riv.. FT. (trib. of Marne) 10-

778((i:ii ; 17-7l6b; 13-73a
Blnlthniaic. St 28-'.'.'.lc.
Illiikare (king) 14-765d.
lllake. Clarence 21-467 b.
— , EDWARD 4-35a.
— , Francis 26-549d.
— , James 8-(',79a.
— , Joachim 21-90c.
— , J. K. 26-4iOa ; 22-122b.
— , .1. M 15-67 2b.
— , Lytnan U. 24-994a.
— , P. F. 6-1 OOb.
— , ROBERT 4-35c : Cadiz 4-

930b; Oreat Rebellion 12-

4r.'r. 18-4a ; Porto Farina

22-r.':M ; Tromp at Dovei

8-7291).
— , WILLIAM 4-36c ; 9-6301.

14-322a.

Blnke, C'ul. 5-S (K4).
— , Okla. 20-
— , bay. Can. 5-1 Bo (S'2).
— , pt., Mich. 18-372 (III).
" lllake " (cruiser) 24-908C.
" Blake " (survey ship) l-367a
Blake and Goodyear Co. 24-

M . i.

— breaker 20-239*.
Blakedown. \Voros.2S-758XA2)

*• -'.>b.

I'.lak.-I.-v . W.Vii. 28-.',fiO (B3).
BLAKELOCK, RALPH AL-

bert 4

Illakely. lia. 11-752 (B4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D6).
— , Pa. 21-106 (L2).
— , fort, Ala. 18-638d.
— , Isl., Wash. 24-15IC.

— Mere. lake, Salop 9-291a.
Illakcnuire. Ark. 2-552 (D3).
BLAKENEY. WILLIAM

Ulakeney . baron 4-
Ulakeney. lilos. 9-420 (III. C3)
— . Norf. 9- 1 '.'I i IV. K.I).
Iilak.-nlmll Heath. Staffs. 25-

758(111).
Illnkenliurst. hundred, Woros,

28--.' I.-.
Blaker. Nor. 19-804 (D2).

— Mills. \V.Va. 28-.-,liO (C'O-
Blakes. Va. 28-11-
Dlakwburg. la. 14-732 (E4).
Blake's furnace 7-IOIh.
Blakealee. O. 20-26 (Al).

BLAKESLEY, JOSEPH WIL-
Ilams4-:

NorthauU. »-420

Illake's stopper 1-9 19h.
lllake steam-pump 2S-839d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

105

tllakr.lrara ll.ni—.

M 16-

1 ... . ..

HUk- trio I •

« 26v»tOb.

Uki.'. LI. : tn

Toomoyr.

Hlakmau. John 13-2*8e.
•

•'

BLAMIRE. SUSANNA 4-19a.
lllain. • ••••! 18*778

--.
ilfoofttotltVTTf (BSV

•

ttttmtn 15-flll. ; lorrtn
potter 18-<t>'I ; triple *Jb-

'•

!»-'
— . Jean lllp|-.l> t.- 20-'.JOa.

— (Jn. LOUIS 4-
39a ; national worlubop* 19-

I S'ormaiilir 19-
T49a ; 1848 Involution 10-

i|«-. NM 19-479 (»3).

— (Ita« rl-Airad). rape. Tun.

'Mi ; 27-:i»3c.
BLANC. MONT. Alp. 4-39d :

26- .• ..«.• ascent

10-21.;!.; nnst attempU 4-

334a. 24-23Kb ; ob*erraUnT

19- • • : IS-:

le-Doc 28-l08a.
Illanca (name): tee Blanche.
Ulanca, bay. Arg. 2-462 (D4) :

2-462b.

— , lake. (Till. 6-1 45a.
— . int., (an. Is. 18-lHHb.
— ,mu. Colo. «-722 (E4! ; 6-

71 - .

— . mt*.. N.Mex. lt-520 (E4).
— . mU.. Tex. 26-890 (114).
Blanc-Champ (battle) : let

LheL

Blanc-de-Chlne 6-745d.
Blanc de lard and d'espaciM

4-10d.
Blanc de Lanantte, Alexandra

Maurice : tee Hauterive.
Blanc de PrmJognan, rat.. Alp*

1-7 42d.

— de Sellon. mt, Alps 1-7 43b.
: ,' . k rroTMl ;.

— nx (chemj 27-57 Ob.
Blanchard. Emile 2-898c ; 2-

971a; 20-32i>d.
— , Jean Pierre l-261c ; 7-

: 2O- 7. Mid.
K. 28- 102 Ic.

SAMUEL LAMAN 4-40a.
\\ . 27-403C.
Blanchard, Ark. 2-552 (A3),
la. 14-732 (114).
111. 14-304 (D6).
La. 17-.') I ( A 1 P : 17-54d.
Me. 17-434 ii
Mi.h. 18-372 (K-F6).
X.l)ak. 19-7SO (02).

20- - 1 .Ji.
I'a. 21-106 ..

riv.. O. 2*-26 (B2) ; 10-
154d.

Blanchardlna 9-389b.
Itlanchard Springs, Ark. 2-452

Blanchardctown. Ire. 14-744
(S3).

Blanchard r. Hill 27-12sd.
BlanchardTillc. VSls. 28-740

(C-D6).

Blanche (ot Arairon) 15-1 42b.
\rtoi«) 8-948d;13-293a;

21-3 -It..

— (of Bourbon) 21-292C.

— (of Ilunrundy) 5-9171).
BLANCHE (of Ca-tile) 4-40b ;

claim to English throne t*
490a; dowry 2-809c : in
French history 10-- 17.-;
Theobald IV. of Champagne
5-828a ; Valois 27--«|,i.

— (electress palatine) 13-284d.

— (of Lancaster) : tee Lan-
easter, Blanche, duchees ot

— (Hianca Palaeolofrus : ot
Monferrato) S-336a.

— (of Navarre, 1201) 8-827d ;
17-10c.

— (of Navarre, d. 1441) 5-
92Sb ; 2S-572a ; 15-44. ib.

— (ot Navarre, d. 14f.5) 13-
.' ' :

— (of Orleans) 19-37 Ib.

— (of I'onthleu) 2-921b.

— (Roman empress) 17-922c.

— (Sforaa) 15-38c ; 24-756b.
Blanche, Aturuat Teodor 26-

219b ; 26-219C.
— . JACQUES EMILE 4-40*.
Blanche, Ind. 14-422 (1)6).
— .Wte. S.AQS. 2-960 (G4) ;

— , mt., Alps 26-242 (D4) ; 1-

743b; l-749a,
— , riv., Martinique 17-80S

( M) : 28-1 SOb.
" Blanche " (cruiser) 24-909*.

XXIX. 40

BLAN-BLUE

Blanchefort, Antoine de, &o.

see Crequy.
Blanchegarde (Alba Custodial

castle. Pal. ll-530a; 11-

294a.

Blanchester, O. 20-26 (B-C6).
Blanchet, Paul 23-1007d; 1-

215a.

BLANCH FEE 4-40c.
Blanch holding : see Blanch

fee.

Blanching (diet.) 18-561d.
Blanchland, Northumb. 9-412

(I. D3) ; 19-791d.
— , moor, Northumb. 9-41!

(I. D3).
Blanchon screw machine 24

a;i:td.

Blanckcnhorn, Mar 7-879d.
Blanc Nez, cape, FT. 10-778

(El) ; 9-457d ; 20-882d.
Blanco, Antonio Guzman 27>

993d.

— (Spanish marshal) 25-564a.
Blanco, Cal. S-8 (C3).
— , X.Mex. 19-520 (Cl).

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

— , Tex. 26-690 (15).
N.Mex.

19-520

— , canyon

(E2).

— , canyon, N.Mex. 19-520(C1 ).
— , canyon, N.Mex. 19-520

(G3).

— , cape, C.R. 5-678 (D6).
— , cape, Fr.W.Af. 1-320 (B2) ;

ll-205a.
— , cape, Mor. 18-851 (C2) ; 18-

850d.

— , cape, Oreg. 20-242 (AS).
— , cape, Peru 21-264 (A2) :

21-265d.

— , cape. Sp. 25-530 (G3).
— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , mt., C.R. 5-678 (E6) ; 7-

220a.
— , riv., Bol. 1-785 (map) ; 1-

785b ; 4-169a.
— , riv., EC. 8-913d.
— , riv., Hond. 5-678 (C3).
— , riv., Mex. 20-2780.
— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (G3).
— , riv., Tex. 26-690 (15).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (15).

— Creek. Tex. 26-690 (K7).

— Encalada, Manuel 6-154c ;
4-175d.

" Blanco Encalada " (battle-
ship) 6-157a ; 27-57a ; 6-
160a.

Blancos (party) 27-808a.

Blanc Sablon, bay. Can. 22-
724 (F2).

Blancs d'espagne (party) 16-
379d.

Bland, X. 6-100d.

— , Robert 18-169a.

Bland, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— , Colo. 6-722 (F2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (E3).

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (D2).

— , Va. 28-118 (A3).

Blanda, riv.. Ice. 14-228 (C2) ;
14-231a.

Bland-Allison Act (1878) 3-
947h; 27-722C.

Blandbxirg, Pa. 21-106 (F4).

Bland Co., Va. 28-118 (A3).

Blanden, la. 14-732 (C2).

Blandon, Pa. 21-106 (L5).

Blandford, marquess of : see
Marlborough, 7th duke of.

Blandford, Can. 19-831 (B-C2).

BLANDFORD, Dorset. 4-40c ;
9-420 (III. C5) ; geology 8-
434d ; lace 8-436b.

— , Mass. 17-852 (B2).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).

— , Va. (Petersburg) 21-300d.

— Forum, Dorset. : see Bland-
ford.

Blandina, St 17-176C.
Blanding, 111. 14-304 (Bl).
Blandinsville, 111. 14-304 (B3).
BLANDRATA, GIORGIO 4-

40d.

Blandus, Rubcllius 15-61 Ib.
Blandville, Ky. 15-740 (A2).
Blandy, Fr. 23-757a.
Blane, St 8-670c.
BLANE, SIR GILBERT 4-41a.
Blaneminster, Salop. : see

Oswestry.
Blanes, Sp. 25-530 (G2) ; 11-

902b.
Blane Water, riv., Soot. 24-418

(C2-3).

Blaney, S.C. 25-500 (D2).
Blanford, Henry F. 4-41b ;

25-955C.
— , WILLIAM THOMAS 4-

41a ; fauna of India 28-

IfllOb ; fauna of Persia 21-

191c ; geology of Abyssinia

l-85b ; zoological regions

28-1005b.
Blangy, Fr. (Calvados) 10-778

(E3).
— , FT. (Seine Infer.) 10-778

(E2).

BLANK (diet.) 4-41b.
Blanke, John 25-592c.

Blankenberg, Ger. 11-808 (I

k7).
BLANKENBERGHE, Belg. 4-

41c ; 3-668 (Bl) ; 22-956d.
Blankenburg. Ger. (Branden

burg) 3-788 (map).
BLANKENBURG, Ger. (Bruns

wick) 4-41c ; 11-808 (C'3).
— , Ger. (Schwarzburg-Rudol

stadt) 11-808 (III. pll) ; 4'

41c ; ll-239d.

— , castle, Switz. 26-242 (C3).
Blankenese, Ger. 9-161c.
Blankenhain, Ger. 11-808 (III

pll).
Blankenheim, Ger. 11-808 (I

J7).

Blanket, Thomas 4-581c.
Blanket, Tex. 26-690 (14).
— , bay, Viet. 28-38 (B3).
Blanket (woollen) 10-481a.

— (printing) 22-413b.
Blanket ballot 3-282b.
BLANKETEERS 4-41e.
Blankney, Lines. 16-7 16a.
BLANK VERSE 4-41d ; Ben-

§ali8-736c; Brawe's Brutus
-541a ; Italian l-468d ;

Marlowe 17-7 42b ; Shake-
speare 8-523a ; Surrey 26-

139c.
Blanquefort, Bertrand de 26-

593c.
— , Louis de Durfort, marquis

de : see Feversham, earl of.
Blanquefort, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Blanquerna (Raymond Lully)

17-121b.
BLANQUI. JEROME

Adolphe 4-42d.
—.LOUIS AUGUSTE 4-42d ;

10-867d.
Blanquilla, isl., Vencz. 27-989

(Cl).
Blanquille, isl., W.I. 28-544

(E5).
Blanquistes (socialists) 25-

306a.

Blansctt, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Blanshard pontoon 22-67d.
Blansko, Aus. 18-81 7b.
Blanton, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C5).
Blantyre, barons 12-796a.
BLANTYRE, Af. 4-43b ; 23.

260 (D2).
BLANTYRE, Scot. 4-43b ; 24-

412 (D4).
— , High, Scot. 24-418 (C3) ;

4-431).

Blantyre Works, Scot. 4-43b.
Blanus23-156d.

— cinereus23-174b; 16-826a;
in Spain 25-531a.

Blanzac, FT. 10-778 (E5).

Blanzy, Fr. 10-778 (G4).

Blaps : see Black beetle.

Blapsipronia 3-637b.

Blarenberghe, von (miniatur-
ists) 18-527C.

Blaricum, Holl. 13-588 (C2).

Blarina 14-641d ; 24-1016b ;
distribution 28-1012b, 28-
1013a.

BLARNEY, Ire. 4-43c ; 14-744
(C5).

Blarney (diet.) 4-43c.

Blarney, castle, Ire. 4-43C.

— Stone 4-43c.

Bias, mt., Alps 1-7 44c.
Bias (matter) 13-250b.
Bias de Leso 3-44a.
Blasdell, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
BLASHFIELD, EDWIN HOW-

land 4-43c ; 19-460c.
Blasia 4-704a ; 4-703a ; 4-

702d.
Blasieholm, penin., Swed. 25-

935 (B2) : 25-935d.
Blasimon, Fr. : nee Blassimont.
BLASIUS (Blaise), St 4-43d ;

25-230d.

— (naturalist) 20-31 6d.

— , Gerard (anatomist) 20-

303a.

Blasjo, lake, Swed. 19-800 (C2).
Blasket, isls., Ire. : see Blas-

quet, isls.

Blason (diet.) 11-1 22b.
BLASPHEMY 4-43d.

— Act (1650) ll-224b.
Blasquet, isls.. Ire. 14-744 (A4);

14-7 43b : 15-758a.
— , sound, Ire. 14-744 (A4).
Blass, E. : water-gas plant 11-

493a.
BLASS, FRIEDRICH 4-44c ;

1-165C ; 3-884d.
Blassimont, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Blastares, Matthaeus 12-522c.
Blastema 9-321b.
Blast furnace ll-358c ; gases

fromll-281d; ironl4-811c;

lead smeltine 16-316a.
BLASTING 4-44d; in dredging

8-565C ; submarine 8-329d.

— gelatin 8-764b.
Blastoceroa : see Marsh deer

group.

Blastoceros bezoartica :

Pampas deer.
— dichotoma : see Marsh-deer
Blastocheme 14-145d.
Blastqcoel : see.Segmentation

cavity.

Blastodacna : see Pith moth.
Blastoderm 9-317c ; 9-325d.
Blastoidea 8-87Sb ; 8-877d

8-874b ; Carboniferous 5-

31 Ib ; Devonian 8-1281)

Silurian 25-1 lOd.
Blastoidocrinidae 8-878b.
Blastomeryx 21-35d.
Blastomycoeis 20-785c.
Blastophaga 14-lSOa ; 10-

332d\

Blastophore (zool.) 12-808d.
Blastopore (embryol.) 9-319b

18-224C.

Blast osphere 9-318a.
Blast ostyle 14-140C.
Blast ozooid 27-390b.
Blast pipe ll-358c.
Blastnla9-330c; 14-172b.
Blastulidium 9-389b.
Blata Ghar Hassan, cape,

Malta 17-508 (B2).
Blatchford, Robert 25-303b.
Blatchford, Mont. 14-276 ?G2).
Blater, J. (mathematician) 26-

327c.

Blaterpfeife : see Platerspiel.
Blatetz Planina, mts., Turk.

27-426 <C2).
Blath Bhalg, mt., Scot. 24-418

(Dl).

Blathy, O. T.: electrical trans-
formers 9-189b ; hysteresis

9-231b.

Blatna, Aus. 3-4 (O2).
Blatobulgium, Brii. : see Bir

rens.

Blatt (geol.) : see Flaw.
i '.!,;! i :i : see Cockroach.

— americana : see American
cockroach.

— germanica : see German
cockroach.

— gigantea : see Drummer.

— orientalis : see Cockroach,
common.

Blatta byzantina (shell) : see

Onycha.

Blattidae : see Cockroach.
Blatzheim, Ger. 13-588 (D4).
Blau, riv., Ger. 27-567b.
BLAUBEUREN, Ger. 4-48b ;

11-808 (B4).
Blauchon : sewing machine

24-993d.
Blaud's pill : see Ferri, pilula.
Blaueisenstein : see Crocido

lite.

Blauen, mt., Ger. 4-2 Id.
Blauen Berg, mt., Switz. 26-

242 (C-D2).

Blaundus, Asia M. 21-544a.
Blaune, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Blauneria ll-526a.
Blaurock, J6rg 3-37 la ; 1-

904a.

Blauwbok 2-90b.
Blauwbuschpan, Bech. 25-466

(E3).

Blavan, Java 15-291c.
BLAVATSKY, HELENA PET-

rovna 4-48h.

B\aven, mt., Scot. 24-412 (B2).
Blavet, canal, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
— , riv., Fr. 7-249b ; 17-8b ;

25-436h.
Blavia, Fr. : see Blaye-et-Ste

Luce.

Blavier, Edouard Ernst (tele-
graphist) 8-814a.
Blaxland, Gregory 2-960a.
Blay (sculptor) 24-515a.
BLAYDES, FREDERICK

Henry M. 4-48d.
BLAYDON, Dur. 4-49a ; 9-412

(I. E3):8-707c; 27-500d.
Blayds, Charles Stuart : see

Calverley, Charles Stuart.
Blaye, castle, FT. 3-809a.
BLAYE-ET-STE LUCE, Fr. 4-

49a ; 10-778 (D5) ; 13-892c.
Blayney, N.S.W. 19-538 (E3).
Blaze, Francois Henri Joseph

22-502b ; 7-799c.
Blaze, Ky. 15-740 (E3).
BLAZE (diet.) 4-49b.

— (poker) 21-900d.

— (silk manufacture) 25-106a.
Blazing off 2-7 2a.
BLAZON (diet.) 4-49b.
Blazonry 13-328a.

B16, Nicolas du, marquis
d'Uxclles : see Uxelles.

BLEACHING 4-49b ; by chlor-
ine 6-255b ; of flour 10-
552d ; of oils 20-49a ; in
paper manufacture 20- 7 30a ;
of skin ruga 16-341c ; of
teeth 8-52c.

— block 9-209c.

— powder l-678c ; 4-50b ;
Balard's researches 6-45d,
3-239b.

Bleach liquor l-679a ; l-684b.

Bleadon, Som. 9-430 (VI. Fl)
— , hill, Som. 18-125d.
BLEAK (zool.) 4-55d ; 2-29d

23-814a.
Bleak Law, hiU, Scot. (Had

dington) 24-418 (F3).

— Law, hill, Scot. (Lanark
24-418 (D-E3).

Bleaklow, hill, Derby. 28-933
(B3); 8-70c.

— Stones, hill, Derby. 28-93.°

Blea VVyke bed 20-119C.
Bh'i-hinRley, Sur. 16-942 (D4)

26-140d.

Blechynden boiler 4-147c.
Bleokede, Ger. 11-808 (C2).
Bleckrodea Tonkinensis : see

Tonkin rubber tree.
Bloddla, Wales 9-428 (V. E3)
Bleddyn ab Maenarch 4-486a.
Bleddyn Vardd 5-644a.
Bk-dow (chess-player) 6-10.'ic.
Bledsoe Co., Tenn. 26 - 620

(F2).
Bleeding (hot.) 21-747a.

— bread : see Bacillus prodigi-
osus.

BLEEK, FRIEDRICH 4-56a.

— , WILHELM HEINRICH
Immanuel 4-56c ; Bushman
folklore 4-873a ; Kru .lan-
guage 15-933c ; term Bantu
3-356c.

Bleeker, P. : on fishes of East
Indies 14-247b.

Bleeker, Ark. 2-552 (C.t).

Bleharies, Belg. 24-316c.

Bleheris (author) 12-321b ; 11-
539d ; 12-320b.

BIeiberg,Aus.5-337a.

Bleibtreu, K. ll-798b.

Blcicherode, Ger. 11-808 (III.
olO).

Bleichroder, Gerson 2-135d.

Bleierde : see Lead earth.

Blei Fjeld, mt., Nor. 19-804
<C3).

Bleja, mt.. Nor. 19-804 (B2).

Blekinge, co., Swed. 26-190
(C3); 26-192a (table); 8-28b.

Blfmmydes, Nicephorus 12-
520c.

Blemmyes, race 9-31a ; in
Egypt 9-90b, 9-89c ; in
Nubia 19-844a, 26-13c.

Element, B. de 5-738b.

Blencathra, mt., Cumb. : see
Saddleback.

Blench (law) 10-296b.

Blenco, la. 14-732 (A3).

BLENDE 4-56d ; calamine 4-
966d ; diathermancy 18-
511a; mercury ore 18-156a;
sulphuric acid 26-66c.

Blonder (machine) 4-47 Ib.

Blending : sherry 28-725c
whisky 28-592a ; woo
manufacture 28-810b.

Bleneau, Fr. 10-778 (F4) ;
battle (1652) ll-248b.

Blengow, Ger. 11-808 (Cl).

lilenheim, Can. 20-114 (B3).

BLENHEIM, Ger. 4-57c ; 11-
808 (C4) ; battle (1704) 4-
57c, 19-218 (map), 25-602d,
2-66c.

— , N.Z. 19-624 (E4).

— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).

— , Va. 28-118 (D3).

" Blenheim " (cruiser) 24-
908b.

Blenheim ore 16-534a.

Blenheim Palace, Oxon. 9-420
(III. E3) ; 28-804a ; archi-
tecture 2-420c. 27-881a.

— spaniel 8-378a ; 8-379 (PI.
IV.).

Blenio, vol., Switz. 26-242
(F3-4) ; l-748a ; 26-934a.

Blenkinsop, John (engineer)
22-S20c ; 22-8.'i6a.

BLENNERHASSETT, HAR-
nian 4-58b.

— , Margaret 4-58c.

Blennerville, Ire. 14-744 (B4).

Blenniformes 14-247d.

Blenny (Blenniidae) 14-269a ;
24-565d ; 26-545d.

Blentarp. Swed. 26-190 (B4).

Bleone, riv., FT. 10-778 (H5) ;
3-492c.

Blepharisma 14-561C.

Blepharoplast 21-770b.

Blepharospasm 10-99d.

Bier, lake, Fr. l-214c.

Blera, It. (Apulia) 4-58c.

BLERA, It. (Etruria) 4-58c ;
15-26 (C-D3) ; 12-384a.

BlerS, Fr. 10-778 (E4).

Bleriot, L. 20-39d ; mono-
plane 10-519 (PI. II. fig. 3).

Blesbok 2-92a.

Bles' fluid 8-570c.

Blesle, Fr. 10-778 (F5).

Blceois, riv., Fr. 16-926a.

Blessberg, mt., Ger. 26-902c.

Blessed, Island of the, anc.
city, Egy. : gee Oasis.

Blessed thistle 26-861a,

Blessing, Henrik Grevo 19-

l(J3b.

lllessing, Tex. 26-690 (L7).
Blessing (rel.) : see Benedic-

BLESSINGTON, MARGUER-

ite, countess of 4-58c.
Blessington, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

28-619a. i

Blest, Isles of the (myth.) : see

Isles of the Blest.
Bletchingdon, Oxon. 9-420

(HI. E3); 20-41 7b.

— House, Oxon. 10-723d.
Bletchley, Bucks. 9-420 (III.

F3) ; 10-256c.

Bletterans, Fr. 10-778 (G4).

Bletting (diet.) 21-252d.

Bleu, lake, Switz. 16-87d.

Bleu lumiere : see Mountain
blue.

Blevins, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Blewbury, Berks. 9-420 (III.
E3) ; 3-784b.

Blewett, Wash. 28-354 (E2).

Blewflelds, Nic. : see Blue-
fields.

Blexcn, Ger. 11-808 (B2).

Blicher, Steen Steensen 8-42a ;
20-898b.

Blick, Ark 2-552 (C2).

Blick (zool.) : see Bleak.

Blicke, Sir Charles l-53d.

Blickling, Norf. 9-424 (IV. El).

— Hall, mansion, Norf. 2-
418d ; 19-746d ; 2-419a.

BLIDA, Alg. 4-58d; 1-643
(Bl).

Blidii, isl., Swed. 26-190 (E2).

Blies, riv., Ger. 20-594c ; 16-
587b.

Bligh, Thomas 10-941d.

— , WILLIAM 4-59a ; 26-
441d.

Bligh, isl., Pac.O. : see Here-
heretui.

— , sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).

• — Lagoon, isl., Pac.O. : see
Tematangi.

Blight (hot.) : see Aphides.

:i:iisht-bird28-1044c.

Bligny-sur-Ouche, Fr. 10-778
(G4).

Blind, Karl 4-59c.

— , MATHILDE 4-59c.

Blind, the : basket work in-
dustry 3-482a ; dreams 8-
561b ; education 4-62a, 4-
66d, 13-837d; institutions
4-Glc, 7-894b ; occupations
4 - 7 Oc ; patron saint 5-
593d ; special types 4-68c :
see also Blindness.

— (poker) 21-899d.

— arcades (arch.) 2-340d.

— Beak : see Fielding, Sir
John.

• coal : see Anthracite.
Blind Days (diet.) 17-688d.
Blindenhorn, mt., Switz. 26-

242 (E4); 1-744C.
Blind focus : see Caecus focus.
Blind Harry : see Harry the

Minstrel.
Blindheim, Ger. : see Blen-

BLIND'HOOKEY (game) 4-59c.

BLINDING (penal) 4-59d.

Blindley Heath, Sur. 16-942
(D4).

Blind man eloquent : see
Milburn, W. H.

BLINDMAN'S BUFF (diet.) 4-
59d.

BLINDNESS 4-59d ; in menin-
gitis 18-130b; in pottery
trade 16-320d ; in pyaemia
24-053C ; santonin effect
24-195C.

Blind spot 28-1 36c ; 10-92d.

— stamping 4-217a.

— trump 28-594c.

— type27-541b.

— vingt-et-un : see Vingt-et-
Un.

— worm : see Slow-worm.

" Blink Bonny " (mare) 13-

721b.

Blinkers 23-988c.
Blink Klip, Cape Col. (geol.)

5-229d.

Blink microscope 25-900d.
Blinkwater, S.Af . 23-260 (C3).
Blisco, Pike o', mt., Westm. 9-

412 (I. B4) ; 28-553c.
Blisland, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C2).
BLISS, CORNELIUS NEWTON

4-72a.

— , F. J. 20-626b.
— , George 28-514b.
— , G. A. (mathematician) 27-

918c.

— , Nathaniel 2-81 4c.
Bliss, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , Ida. 14-276 (B4).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Dl).
— , bay. Green. 12-543 (Gl).
— , fort, Tex. 9-298c.
Blissfield, Can. 19-465 (Bl).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G8).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1,

106

7*u make full uae of thl» Index It It ctscntlal to remd the

given on Page I.

I tt» T«ri

"XorthanU. O-r.-o
> ; lt-J68a ; geology

• »y_lO-ll»d (table).
. Uta. Toco. IS-lO.i
liln.r. Jara 18-.

ii

lllitli. \\ ,iii.-r l-39lb ; 8-473!>.
llllilie. in.. N..II.. 0-410 (11.

BBWMW. W.. MaLAroh. : ter

i: :;.•..-,

NOV. 8-8 (Kl).
, Mr William, i
. ArcUo o. 10-

.. .Tn.

BLIZZARD (dl.-t.) 4-TSa.
II. 1. 1.. (aMirrt.) l-»9a.

Mbotar 18-8J6C,

fSTir 10-.-.78.I.
miML Karl 10-ilSd.
BLOCH. MARK EL1EZCR 4-

7-.'!i ; 14--

Uhx-lir. U.«i-r>4-.-, 1 1 1> 1 1M. I X.).
HI.K-lior. I n,l. 14-4'J'J (K7).
Blochumiiu. r'. : <>n l>rachlo-
I l-

364b : on Uueot emc 13-

r: ..-.
Block. Sir Adam 17-436d.

— . Adrlaeu 10-603d.

-, MAURICE 4-7il>: 25-S07,-.
Block, H.. H.I. •S.I49 (1)4) ;

13-JlUli : 17-615d.
BLOCK (diet.) 4-7SC.

— (In machlnerr) 17-1007a ;
MM.

BLOCKADE 4-72c : 10-315b ;

neutrality 10-444a ; torpedo

17-57b.
Block and draw game 8-404c.

— and itart (maaonrr) : tee
Long and Short tvork.

BliK-ktHiok- 17-511b: (Qer-
man) 27-51'.'!. ; (Nether-
tandi) 17-5 13a.

lll.K-k chains »-915b.

Illock ooaffloient «4-882d.

H! . Iv.-nnteln. mt., Aus.

Blocker, Okla. M-68 (F2).
lilockirrant (education)

42 Ic.
BLOCKHOUSE 4-7 la ;

7-J'J,-; 27-207d.
Blockhouse, fort, Ilanta.

133 (map).
Block House Bun, rlr., I'o. 21-

IH,;,|| l-l).
Blockhusudden. Swed. 15-935

3-4

14-

10-

33-

.

Block-ln-coune wall 17-843b.
Blocking course 17-81 Jo.

— machine 4-22 la-

Block Island Sound. X.V. 19-
£96 (14); 13-149 (A4-li:s) ;
•-833d.

Btooklandt, Anthonlo ran :
tee Sloiitfoort.

Blockledge, rir.. Conn. 8-952

Blockier. Woro*. 0-420 (III.

D2);18-824d.
Bloek prtnten (15th cent.) 27-

Blork-prlntlnir 17-illa; 28-
788o ; ao-708a; 28-snir ;
China and J«i«an 27-5 1 (Ju ;
Egrpto-ltoman M-7U7d.

— rubber 13-799b.
BlockHberg. int.. Hung. 4-

734a.

Blockaburg, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Blocluuirnal 2S-75b.
Blockton, la. 14-732 (C4).
Blocton. Ala. 1-460 (112).
Btodgett. Mo. 18-608 (OS).

— , Greg. 10-242 (B3).
Illochvit and tlvdwlt 8-37 fib.
BLOEMAERT, ABRAHAM 4-

71s.

BLOEMEN, JAN FRANS VAN
4-7 4b.

— , Norlicrt 4-74b.

— , Pletcr 4-74t>.
BLOEMFONTEIN, S.Af. 4-

711,: 2S-ir>6 (G-H7): 25-
473o : British capture (1900)
27-206a ; Conference (1899)
27-'»2c, SS-480b.
Bloemhof. S.Af. 25-166 (G6).

— , dlst.. S.Af. 17-189d ; 27-
}-.-.'.

Bloem Spruit, riv., S.Af. 25-

466 (117): 4-711..
BLOET, ROBERT 4-74d.
BLOIS. COUNTS OF 4-7Sd.

— , Qnr II., count of 4-7 Oa ;

— , Louls°de 4-75«,

M . | J . M , I- : ..

«Ul aMiVmU. ABM
w 00 UottTDon, pnoDvM

&tL*iSSS^&)i

: 18-7401).
). FUANC18

•0-31 la.
JilomOeld. Arthur t'onrmn 4-

7<Jb.
— . SIR ARTHUR WILLIAM

4-7 6b: 13-95 la.
—.Charles J. (architect) 4-

: .'..
— , CHARLES JAMES (blaho

4-76o : 3->
— . EDWARD VALENTINE 4-

70d.
— . Keglnald l-440d.

cape. Can. 19-vil

— . ml*., Xfd. 10-470 (Al) ;

19-)78b.

Blommaert, Plilllpp 10- lie,),.
— , Samuel 5-350a ; 16-322b.
Ill, ,1111,, 1*1., Xor. 10-804

(A2).
Blomstrand. Christian Wll-

hclm 8-1741) ; 6-740U.
l!|.,:i.|. hills, r r. 13-75e.
lllondat. Max 24-5 lie.
Blonde, inlx., I hlna 15-156

" Blonde " (cruiser) 34-OOOa.

Blondcuu. I'eter 18-I.VJIi.

Blondel. A. E. : arc lamp 10-
661 b ; electric arc 13-660C.
18-660,1. 18-661c; oscillo-
graph 20-:i4Su ; wlrelosa tele-
graphy 28-53SI).

— , DAVID 4-76d : 7-916b.

— , JACQUES FRANCOIS 4-
76d.

— , Merry Joseph 23-46d.

— (minstrel) 23-295a.

lace 18-401).

BLONDIN (acrobat) 4-77a.
Blomllot, Prosper Item) 0-

MTd.

Blondux, Flavins 8-809a.
Blonie, Huss. 21-929 (C2) ; 28-

134m.

Blons, Aus. 28-242 (112).
Blood, Sir Hind,, 11 4-7u*c ; 18-
649o ; 27-207h.
Col. : pont<Hin 22-68a.
Fanny : trt Skeya, Fanny.
Holcroft 8-407a.
Thomas 20-297a.
Blood. 111. 14-:iOI (Ii.-,).

— hill. Mam. 17-852 (Dl).

— rir.. S.Af. 19-259a; 17-
30 Id.

BLOOD (physio!.) 4-77a ; 23-
IflOh ; 27-929(1 ; corpuscle
4-79c, 27-926C ; drugs 11-
3S3b ; haemorrhage 11-
805a; malaria 17-4624; in
mania 14-604 b ; as manure
17-616a ; massage treat-
ment 17-,sr>4u ; medico-legal
erldenco 18-29b ; parasites
18-581) ; pathology 4-82o ;
In purpura 22-666a; surgi-
cal control 28-128b ; trans-
fusion 20-778C.

— (anthropol.): Celtic beliefs
20-108a. 14-757I>: corpse
superstitions 2O-I7:[, I: ,!,••
monologyZZ-17 lil.lO-'.'l II,:
Jewish abstinence 20-9441) :
mystical u-*- l-i',.'.,l. 22-6Rod:
sacritlcial effect 2-s75a, 13-
177c.

— albumen : tee Serum-albu-
men.

— alley 17-679d.

— atonement (Mormon doo-
trine) 18-i45b.

Bloodbath of Thorn (172 1) 28-

ITOo.
Blood-brother 4-651c ; 15-

853o ; 83-98 la.
Blood capillaries 27-926b.

— clet2-lh; 25-201a.
— .Council ,if 19- 1 1Kb.

— fend 13-641b; 12- lie; Ma-
homet's opposition 17-409b ;
Old Testament 7-857d.

— hone : tee Thoroughbred

Bloodhound 8-378c (Plate).

Blood Island* of Pander
(unnt.) 27-(>'-'rtc.

BLOOD-LETTING 4-SJb: In
Arabian and Greek medicine
18- 4 So: In emphysema 0-
: Roman method* 20-

127b.

,-MOSKV

4-«i«; Arab

Ita.

- ph.ii.jit 0-170d ; l»-3TOc.
— plum M-Aab.

— prwun80-ttl4e ; 17 MBt
during slwp 35-lMb ; eiao

•:..•.-, •>•

Blood Hirer Poort. S.Af. 17
107c.

— root 11-25M.
Blood., tribe 14-I.MIh.

II. 10-

BLOODSTONE 4-N5d.
•OOqaucker 18-82M>

: worth. M.. Md. 17-818

Tin. rir.. Can. 17-584

-

Teasels 17-9 4 id : 12-
•Mb; cerebral disease 10-
: morUflcaUon 18-878o.
Blood-wood (bot.)8*Mla,
ll|(HHlnnrt : »rr Itloody dock.
Hoody (diet.) 4-771).
..: ...i, \._ ... . 15. ,,,.,;1_

Bloodr Baatu. val.. Art*. 1-
514 <C*).

,k. Maas.: battle (107.'.)
7-. .

— Brook, rir^ Vt, 10 • 490

Bloody diet of Prague (1547) :
ire Krvavy'sndm.

— dock (bot.) 8-353d.

— Field. Yorks. : battle (Civil
War) 12-S44b.

— Fields, cite. Ire. 8-822b.

— flngen : tee Foxglove.

— flux : tee. Dysentery.

— Foreland, cape. Ire. 14-744

— Lane, Md. : battle (1861)
2-124C.

— Hun. Mich.: battle (1763)
22-65C.

— Hun. Va.: battle (1670)23-
.;!".!.

BLOOM (diet.) 4-85d.

— (hi tanning) : tee EUagic
acid.

Bloomburg, Tex. 16 - 690

(X-02).

Bloom City, WIs. 18-740 (C5).
Bloomdale. O. 20-26 (C-D2).
BLOOMER, AMELIA JENKS

4-- '..I.

Bloomer, WIs. 28-740 (B3).
Bloomer (diet.) 1-232C.
Illoomers (costume) 4-86a.
BloonUleld, Joseph 4-86b ; 19-

514a.

— , MAURICE 4-86a.
-. ROBERT 4-86a.
Bloomtleld, Ahi. 1-460 (Cl).
— . Cal. 5-8 (B2).
—.Can. 10-831 (Bl).

— Conn. 8-952 (E2) ; 28-
714a.

la. 14-732 (Kl).
ill. 14-304 (1)6).
Ind. 14-422 (D6).
Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Me. 25-194C.
Mo. 18-608 (F-G5).

4-86b ;

Xeb. 18-324 (O2).
BLOOMF1ELD, X.J.

10-5(12 (A2): 22-211:
X.Mex. 19-,'i20 (11).

— i oiit". 2O-U4 (K2)'.

— , Vt. 10-490 (L>2).

— , riv.. Queens. 2-952b.

— Association 8-793b.

— , Xorth, Conn. : tee North

Bloomneld.
Bloomingburg, N.Y. 19-590

(Kl).

— , O. 10-26 (D5).
Bloomingdale, Ind.

(i If i.
— . Mich. :

18-37'.' (K7).
— , X.J. 19-501' (111).
— . Tenn. 28-620 (II).
Blooming Grove, Ind. 14-122
,,;.;,.

— Grove, N.Y. 10-596 (B4).

— Grove, Tor. 28-690 (L3).
Blooming Grove Creek, rir..

Ha. 21-UI6 (M3).

— Prairie. Minn. 18-550 (D7).
Bloomlngton. la. : tee Miiwa-

tine.

— . Ida. 14-276 (D4).
BLOOM INGTON, 111. 4-86c ;

14-304 (D3).
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. 4-86d ;

14-422 (D6).
— , Md. 17-*28 (A2).
— . Minn. 18-550 (F6).
— . Neb. 10-324 (E4).
— . Wis. 28-740 (C6).

— Sprimrn, T.'iin. 26-fi2(1 (Fl).
Bluoining Valley. Pa. 21-106

BLOOMSBURO, Penn. 4-87a.

(Bl).

„ Bwii, .

UloomrillB. •

_. Abnhaml

i8-a)H>

'!!"£ a-d.ard Sb
Btot* UiaU,. Halun :
(I45»)13-73*a, 17-7

1*1 IV,

1 0-7 7 K (B3).

Ptva*tM (H5).

tee Blols.

1'ark. I-,,itlcr.21
• unt. 1'a. U-1U6 (1
us. Gal us 12-3071,.
mt., Uer. 4-21d.
>, cape, Ureen. 12-
£43

— foart. dlst.. Green. 12-543

Bloawui. Tex. M-690 (M2).
Bloanm-headed parakeet M-

Blotchnle Flold. hill. Scot. 30-
M

111,4 on Uie 'Xrulchrim (Ilrovtli

iiw ) 4-672a.

Blotting i«i[»-r 2O-727a.
lllouct. Paul : v iriii-ll. Max.
BLOUNT, CHARLES 4-87a ;

7-»:n,.

— , EDWARD 4-M7I, ; 0-899a.

Edward (banker) 10-
7-.. .

— , Sir Henry 4-87».

— , lame* H. 13-92c.

— , Sir John 13-308C.

— , Manlm 22-840.

— , Teresa 22-84c.

— , THOMAS 4-^7, .

— , SIR THOMAS POPE 4-87(1.

— , WILLIAM 4-XXa ; 28-624a.
Bliiiint. Klu. 10-540 (1)4).

— Co^ Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— Co., Tenn. 26-fi'.M (i;-II2).
Illount's Conspiracy 4-88a.
BlounU Ferry, Fla. 18-540

(Ul).
Blount Springs, Ala. 1-460

(C2).

BlounUtown, Fla. 10-540 (Al).
lilcMintsvllle. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— . Ind. 14-422 (G4).
lllountville, Trun. 26-620 (II).
BLOUSE 4-v-l,.

Blow, James 3-665c.
—.JOHN 4-s^l,.

— , Susan Ellen 8-986d.
Blower (mining) ll-281b.

— (machine) : tee liellows and
Blowing Machines.

Blowfly 13-4270 ; 8-308b ; 10-

404c (tip..).

BLOW-GUN 4-88d ; Z4-53d.
Blowhole 14-829d.
Blow-horn, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
Blowing engine : »re Bellows

and Blowing Machines.

— hole 12-9:id.

Blowing Hock. N.C. 10-772
(Al).

— Stone, Berks. 28-605c.
KlowinK-well 19-324a.
BLOWITZ, HENRI G. S. A. DE

4-S9a.

Blow lamp 20- 1 ,-.!.
Blow-mc-down Brook, ri'

N.I1. 19-490 (C4).
BLOWPIPE (chein.) 4-89b ;

10-470d.

— (music) 3-202(1.

— (weapon) : tee Blow-gun.
Blow-well 28-505C.
Bloxam. J. M. 8-544d.

— , W. P. l-863a.
Bloxham. Oxon. 0-420 (III.

K2); 20-IKK-: 20-418a.
Bloxom, Va. 28-118 (G3).
Bloxwlch. Stafl». 25-758 (Al) ;

4-lla.
Blubber 5-769a : 28-569a : 28-

570d ; oils 2O-5",-. 3O-46I).
Blubberhoucea, Yorks. 0-416

(II. Dl).
Blu Blu, waterfall. W.Af. 24-

48b.
BLUCHER.GEBHARDL.VON

4-90a : Bautzen 3-542a ;

Jena 10-22nh ; Waterloo

campaign 28-372a foil.
"Bluoher1' (locomotive) 22-

.

" BlUcher " (Ger. cruiser) 24-
MSa,

Blndan. Syr. 10-602 (El) ; 18-

34 7 h.
Bhutan. Dr A. l-322a : 10-

674b ; 22-970c.
IlliKlcnz, Aus. 3-4 (A3) ; 4-

488a: 18-21 Ic.
Blude«ch. Aw. 28-242 (U2).
Blue, Ariz. 1-544 (D3).

B LAN-BLUE

MM. t7-«Al (Kl) |
Hot. i M MM|«>

-iM

— . mUk. Jara : trt Uallowa.
tuU.

— .mU JU. 17-414 (114); 17-

— , mt.! Xfd. 10-479 (III).
—.•»%, KJLW. 10-i

. <); 2-/I.-.
geologr U-iJ»c.

- . int.. X.Y. 1O-M>'

. ml*., n, -tt M Ull)

.:i- -i

2

. int.. Wwli. 83-354 HI i);

•i-UUl rainfall 18- Wo.

- . pi.. Jam. 15-133 (map).
— . potid. H.I. 23-14f7Hll
— . rir.. c.,|,,. 8-72J
— . rir. drib, of Ohio), Ind. 14-

411 (E8): M-Mlb.
—.rir. (thb. of While Hlr.).

Ind. I

— . rir.. Okla. 10-iiME3).
— . rir Tib. 0-168 (EJ).
BLUE (colour) 4-»Od.
Blue Anchor, bay. Horn. 0-4JO

i VI. Kl).
Blue Anchor

lllue and yellow macaw 17-

I.

Blueaah. O. M-16 (L6).
Bluebaclu 10-1570..
Blueback salmon : tee PtssJ

:, id.

BluebalL Ark. 1-552 (113).
Blue Han. Pa. 21-106 (lit).
Blue Bayou, rlr.. La. (Gal-

casieu) 17-54 (B3).
— Bayou, rir.. La. (Tern

Bonne) 17-54 (b7
BLUEBEARD

b7).
4-ila;

.

Blue beech : at Hornbeam of,
\ • - • ..

— beetle 7-41 3b.

Ulue Bell, I'a. 21-106 (L6).
Bluebell : of England 14-25b ;

otland : tee IlarebelL
Blue billy (min.) 14-S09d.

— bird 14-422* ; !C-163a;t7>
633d.

— blood 4-77b.
BLUE-BOOK 4-91c.
Blue-bottle (fly) 14>-584a ; 8-

307 b.

— (plant) : tee Cornflower.

" Blue Boy " (Gainsborough)

11- M .
" Blue Bull* ~ (hone*) 13-

T :..

Hluc-tiush 2-949b.

Blue buiu-nly 18-475d ; Z-87b.

— cap : tre Blue titmotL-e.

— Coat hospital, Dubl.n •*
8.' Id.

— Coat schools 8-97 1 d ; Bland-
ford 4-40c; Tivertou «-
1033c : tee alto Christ'*
Hospital.

— cohort 10-572a.

— crab 7-3A6C.

Bluecrcek. W.Va. 18-560 (B3>.
Blue Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-460
(D3).

— Creek, rir.. Art*. 2-544 (D3).

— Creek, rir.. Ind. 14-42!

— Creek, riy.. 0. 10-26 (A2).
Blue dar : trt Black tern.

— duck 18-164a.

Blue Earth. Minn. 18-540
(C-D7).

— Earth, rlr.. Minn. 18-550

Blue earth: amber l-7Bld.
Blue Earth Co.. Minn. 18-J50

(C-D6).
Blue ensign 10-4 59e.

• •••• : „•• - 14-::, •! ; 13-

ris*

Blue-faced Wensleydale M-

Ilt .

Blue flag 14-794d.
Bluefleld. W.Va. 28-560 (B4);

28- •..
Blueflelds, NIc. 5-678 (D-E5) ;

18-902d.

— . rir.. Xte. 5-678 (D4) ; 13-
,: l :.

— Bluff, lal.. Xlc. 8-678 (Ei).
Blue fox 10-769d: 17-724C ;

fur ll-348b, 11-3490.

— Funnel line 26-8i6d.

— Gowns 3-61 6c.

— grass: «r June graas.
Blue Gram Creek, rir., la. 14-

; ..• .,-.

— Grass Itegion. Ky. 18-740c.
Blue-green algae : tee Crano-

phyeeae.

— mould ll-341a.

Blue Grotto. Capri 5-290b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

107

BLUE-BOHE

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

Blue ground (min.) 8-1GCK1.

— grouse 4-59S>a.

— gum 9-S07d ; 2-94Sd ; dla
tribution5-231a, l-117c, 13
85d.

— hare : ste Mountain hare.

— headed grackle : s
Brewer's grackle.

— Hen's Chickens 7-949d.
BluehiU, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
— , Me. 17-434 (D4).

Blue Hill, Mass. 17-852 (B4)
observatory 1S-492C.

— Hill, Neb. 19-314 (F4).

— Hill, bay. Me. 17-434 (D4).

— Island, 111. 14-304 (E2).
Blue iron earth : see Vivianite

— ivory 15-95a; 17-53 Ib.
Blue Jacket, Okla. 20-58 (Fl)
Blue jay: of North. America 15

298a, 15-297d (tig.); .o
Africa and India : see Holler

— John (min.) 10-578c.
Blue John Mine, cave, Derby

5-4Slb.

— Knob, mt., Pa. 21-106 (E5)
21-105b.

— Lake, Colo. 5-8 (Bl).
Blue Laws of Connecticut 6

955b.

— lead ore 22-694a.

— Lias 5-657 b; 18-876d.
Blue Lick, Ky. 15-743a; battle

(1782) 15-745C.
Blue lupine 17-127a,

— magpie 25-530d.

— malachite 17-456a.

— Mantle (her.) 13-329a.

— marie : see Gault.

— metal 7-1 03c.
Bluemont, Va. 28-118 (El).
Blue Mound, 111. 14-304 (C4).

— Mound, Kan. 15-654 (H2).

— Mound, Mo. 18-608 (C2).

— Mounds, Wis. 28-740 (D6) ;
17-288a.

— Mounds Creek, riv., Wis. 28-
740 (D5).

— Mountain, Md. 17-828 (Dl).

— Mountain, Miss. 18-600(C1).

— Mountain, lake, N.Y. 19
596 (F2) ; l-193a.

Blue mud 19-9 7 5c ; 22-692c.
Blue Mud, bay, S.Aus. 2-960

(F2).
Blueraull Sound, Scot. 24

855b.
Blue Nile, prov., A.E.Sud. 26-

9 (C3).

— Nile, riv., N.E.Af. 19-693
(C4-5); 1-83 (map); 9-40
(B4); course 19-695b, 27-
347d ; drainage area l-84b ;
exploration 19-697c, 4-6761),
3-660d ; hydrography 19-
696b ; navigation 19-696d.

— Xobby, mt., N.S.W. 19-538
(FI).

Blue ointment : see Hydrar-
geri unguentum.

— peter 4-91a.

— pill : see Hydrargerl pilula.

— plantain-eater 16-5401).
Blue Point, N.Y. 19-596

(G-H5).

— Point, pt., Jam. 15-133
(map).

— Point oyster 16-982d.
Bluepond, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Blue Rapids, Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
Blue ribbon 4-91a.

— Ribbon (knighthood) 15-
867a.

Blue Ridge, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
Blueridge, 111. 14-304 (D3).
Blue Ridge, Mo. 18-608
(B-C1).

— Ridge, Tex. 26-690 (C7).

— Ridge, mt., X.Y. 19-596
(F2).

— Ridge, mt., Vt, 19-490 (B4).

— Ridge, nits., Ariz. 2-544
(A2).

— Ridge, mta., U.S. 11-752
(Cl) ; 17-828 (D3-E1) ; 19-
772 (A2-B1) ; description
19-771b, 25-499d, 28-118d,
2-207d.

— Ridge Springs, Va. 28-118
(C3).

— River, Wis. 28-740 (C5).
Blues Creek, riv., O. 2O-26

(D4).

Blue shark 21-692 ; 24-807b ;
24-807C.

— sheep : see Bharal.
Blueskin, N.Z. 19-624 (C6).
Blue Slipper : see Gault.
Blue Spring, mta., Utah and

Ida. 14-276 (C4).

— Springs, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— Springs, Fla. 10-540 (E3) ;
10-540d.

— Springs, Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
• — Springs, Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— Springs, Neb. 19-324 (H4).
Blue squadron (naval) 19-

304b.

Blue Stack, rats., Ire. : tee
Croaghgorm.

Bluestem, Wash. 28-354 (G2)
Blues, The : see Royal Hors

Guards (The Blues).
BLUESTOCKING 4-91d.
Bluestone, riv., W.Va. 28-56

(B-C4).
Bluethroat (Cyanecula)

971d; 18-435C.
Blue titmouse 2b-1030c.

— verditer 21-599a.

— viuny cheese : see Dorse
cheese.

— vitriol : see Copper sul
phate.

Blue Water Creek, riv., N.Mex

19-520 (E5).
Blue whale : see Sibbald's ror

qual.

— wildebeest : see Brindlec
gnu.

— winged goose 12-242b.
Bluff, Alsk. 1-472 (E2).
— , 111. 14-304 (B4).

— , Utah 27-814 (E5).
— , pt., N.C. 19-772 (F2).
Bluff (The), cape, N.Z. 19-624

(C6).

— , pt., Tas. 26-438 (AI).
BLUFF (diet.) 4-91d ; poker

21-900b.

— (geol.) 16-862C ; 17-53d.
Bluff City, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— City, 111. 14-304 (B3).

— City, Kan. 15-654 (E3).

— City, Tenn. 26-620 (II).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
<C3).

— Dale, Tex. 26-690 (13).

— Harbour, N.Z. 19-624
(B7); 14-718c: see also
Campbell town.

Blulflng : see Bluff.
Bluffspring, Fla. 10-540 (B5).
Bluffspriugs, 111. 14-304 (B4).
Bluffton, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

Ark. 2-552 (B3).

Ga. 11-752 (B4).

la. 14-732 (Fl).

Ind. 14-422 (G3).

Minn. 18-550 (B4).

O. 20-26 (C3).

S.C. 25-500 (B4).
Bluford, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Bluhme, F. ll-899d.
BLUM, ROBERT F. 4-92a ; 14-

324b.

— , Roger : see Flor, Roger di.
Blum, Tex. 26-690 (K3).
Ulumauer, Aloys 11-791C.
Blumenau, Braz. 4-440 (C6).
— , Hung. : battle (1866) 24-

BLUMENBACH, JOHANN F.

4-92a; 25-23Sd ; palaeont-
ology 20-581c ; race divi-
sions 2-1 13c, 3-946c.
Slumenegg, lordship. Aus. !

21 Id.

Jlumenfeld, R. D. 19-561a.
31umenstein, Switz. 26-242

(D3).

Blumenthal, Ferd. 20-774c.
— , LEONHARD, count von 4-

92b; 24-7 12a.
— , O. 11-7970.
Blumer, J. J. 26-264c.
Jlumhardt, J. C. 10-135d.
iliimiisalphorn, mt., Switz.

26-242 (D3) ; l-744a-
Blun, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
Jlundale, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
ilundel Brook, riv., Lanes. 16-

139 (Cl).

Blundell, Peter 26-1 033c.
Blundell Sands, Lanes. 16-139

(A3).
Jlundell's school, Tiverton 26-

1033c.

BLUNDERBUSS 4-92c.
Blundeville, Thomas 26-328b ;

19-287d.
Blunham, Beds. 9-424 (IV.

B2).
Blunsdon St Andrew, Wilts.

26-236.1.
ilnnt. Edward : see Blouut,

Edward.

— , Francis Scawen 4-93a.
— , JOHN HENRY 4-92d.
— , JOHN JAMES 4-92d.
— , Lady Anne 4 - 93a ; 2-

257b.
— , WILFRID SCAWEN 4-93a;

2-257b ; 2-739d.
Blunt, S.Dak. 25-506 (E3).
Bluntesham clay: see Ampt-

hill clay.
BLUNTSCHLI, JOHANN K. 4-

93b ; 25-323C.
Blutbann (diet.) 8-323c.
iluteau, Raphael 22- Hi Id.
Ely, Oreg. 20-242 (D5).
— , Wash. 28-354 (113).
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Blyden, Edward W. 16-541d ;

25-56d.

Blyn, Wash. 28-354 (Bl).
Blvth, Alex. Winter 18-452T).
— i Edward 20-3160 ; 5-488b ;

5-297<L

BLYTH, Northumb. 4-93d ; 9

412 (I. F2); 19-792d: 27

604.

— , Notts. 9-416 (II. E3).
— , riv., Northumb. 9-412 (I

E2) ; 4-93d ; 19-792d.
— , riv.. Suff. 9-124 (IV. F2)

26-28a.

— , riv., Tas. 26-439a.
Blyth art sale 2-700b.
Blyth Bridge, Scot. 24-41

(E3).
Blythburgh, Suff. 9-424 (IV

F2) ; 26-29d.
Blythe, Samuel 22-120b.
— , Walter : see Blitu, Walter
Blythe, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
— , riv., Warwick. 25-758b

(B2).
Blythebourne, N.Y. 19-596

(H-I3).

Blythedale, Mo. 18-608 (Cl).
Blythesdalo Braystono 2-945c
Blythe's process (forestry) 26

979c.

Blytheville, Ark. 2-552 (F2).
Blythswood, Cape Col. 15

630b.

— House, mansion, Scot. 12
18 (map).

Blyton, Lines. 9-416 (II. F3).
BIytt, Mathias Numsen 19-

817b.

Blyttia 21-729d.
B'NAl B'RITH 4-93d ; 11-

222b.
B.N.C. : see Brasenoso College

Oxford.
Bo, Nor. (Nordland) 19-800

(Cl).
— , Nor. (Sogne Fd.) 19-804

(A2).
Bo, Br.W.Af . 11-204 (C5) ; 25-

55c.

— , lake, Scot. 9-269b.
— , riv., Bal. 14-376 (B5),
Bo (measure) : see Bre.
Boa (costume) 4-94b.
BOA (zool.) 4-94a; affinities

23-175o: body cavity 23-

167b ; skeleton 23-158b, 23-

174a,23-154c. .s'<r«/.su. \laju

and Anaconda.

— canina 22-704b.

— murina : see Anaconda.
BOABDIL 4-i> I li ; 12-336a ; 5-

573d ; 19-249d ; epitaph

26-1034C.

Boaco, Nic. 5-678 (D4).
Boa constrictor 4-94a : 13-

445d.

Boad, India : see Baud.
Boaden, John 24-789a.
BOADICEA 4-94c ; 5-760d ;

20-963C.
" Boadicea " (cruiser) 24-

909a.
Boa Esperanza, Braz. (Ama

zonas) 4-440 (C3).

— Esperanza, Braz. (Sao
Paulo) 4-440 (G7).

B6-aire 14-768a ; 6-420a.
36ak, P.Is. 21-392 (C4).
Boal, tribe 8-369a.
Boalemo, Mal-Arch. 17-466

<E3).
Boalia, India : see Itampur-

Boalia.

3oalsburg, Pa. 21-106 (G4).
.ioanerges 15-135c.
Boano, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(F3).

BOAR 4-94d ; Adonis l-212c ;

Calydon legend 21-848b, 5-

79a ; Teutonic sacrifice 26-

685b. See also Wild boar.

Boar Chase, dist., Scot. 23-

1015d.

BOARD 4-95a.
Board Camp, Ark. 2-552

(A3).

Joard hammer 27-38c.
Joardhead 7-646a.
Joardhouse, lake, Scot. 22-

48d.

Joariiing (naval) 19-313d.
BOARDING HOUSE 4-95a.
BOARDING-OUT SYSTEM 4-

95c; 22-76a ; 15-614c.
BOARDMAN, GEORGE D. 4-

95d.

— , Richard 18-294b.
Boardman, N.C. 19-772 (D3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (A3).
— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (E5).

— Bridge, Conn. 6-952 (A3).
Boardmans Creek, riv.. Neb.

19-324 (C2).

Board of Admiralty, &c. : see
Admiralty, Board of. &c.

— Schools : see School Boards.
Boarhills, Scot. 24-418 (F2) ;

23-1 01 5d.
Joarhunt, parish, I. of W. 28-

627d.

Joaria 15-1 la.
BoarsCTeave, Lanes. 16-139

(D2).
Joar's head ceremony 4-95a :

5-379d.

Boar's Head tavern, Lone
16 - 962d ; 10 - 19Sc ; 14
756a.

Boart : see Bort.

Boaruka, isl., C.Af. 28-45a.

Boas, Frank 14-457a.

— , J.E.V. 26-543b.

Boas, riv., Asia M.: see Churu
Su.

BOASE, HENRY S. 4-95d.

Boast (tennis) 26-627b.

Boasted stroke (racquets) 22
781c.

Boaster (tool) 17-842a.

Boat, harb., Nfd. 19-479 (C3)

BOAT (naut.) 4-96a ; ancien
24-289d, 9-42c, 9-80c, 24
289b: basketwork 3-481c
burial in ll-330c ; folding
3-812d : see also Ship.

BoatbiU 13-388a ; 3-965d : 3
977b.

Boat Cave, cave, Scot. 25
755b.

Boatman : see Water - boat
man.

Boat of Bridge, Scot. 9-269c.

— of Garten, Scot. 24 • 412
(E2).

Boat-pan l-681c.

Boat racing 23-783e ; 4-99d.

BOATSWAIN (naval) 4-100c.

— (zool.) : see Skua.
Boatswain's boat 24-282a.
Boat-tail 12-311b.

Boa Vista, Braz. (Amazonas
4-440 (B3).

— Vista, Braz. (Pernambuco
4-440 (14).

— Vista, isl., Cape Verde Is
5-253 (map) ; 5-255a.

— Vista, riv., Braz. 21-178b.
Boaz (bibl.) 23-938c.

Boaz, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

111. 14-304 (D6).

Va. 28-118 (F4).

Wis. 28-740 (C5).

W.Va. 28-560 (B2).

isl., BIT. 3-793c.
Boaz (pillar) 26-606b : 20-

611c.
Bob (bell ringing) 3-690d.

— (verse) 27-1046C.
Boba (disease) : see Yaws.

— (snake) 5-676b.
Bobac 17-746a ; 27-414d.
Bobadilla, Francisco 6-744c.
— , Nicolas 28-882c; 15-343o;

17-82a.

Bobadilla, Sp. 17-460b.
Bobb, loan 23-S40b.
BOBBILI, India 4-100c ; 14-

382 (K10).

Bobbin, Tim : see Collier, John.
Bobbin, Tex. 26-690 (M5).
Bobbin 28-814a.
Bobbinpton, hundred, Salop

25-759a.

Bobbing wheel 25-686a.
Bobbingworth, Ess. 16-942

(E2).
Bobbin lace : see Pillow lace.

— net 7-278c.

BOBBIO, It. 4-100d; 15-4
(B2); 25-117d; library 16'
549b, ll-250c, 20-575c ;
monastery 6-451a, 5-195d.

Bobcaygeon, Can. 20-114 (C2).

BOBER.riv., Ger.4-100d; 11-
808 (E3).

Bobiensis Codex (k) 3-881a.

liobigny, Fr. 10-778 (C5).

Bobo, Giacinti : see Celestine
III., pope.

Bobo. Ind. 14-422 (113).

— , isl., N.G. 19-487 (D3).

— Diulasso, W.Af. 11-204 (E4).
Bobolink 14-275d ; l-121a ;

27-633d.

Bobbn, P.Is. 21-392 (E4).
Bobonaza, riv., EC. 8-911 (C2).
Boboras, Sp. 25-530 (A-B1) ;

20-252d.
Bobotovegroblye, Monten.

18-767 (Al-2).
[Jobovac, Bosn. 28-146a.
Bobr, riv., Russ. 21-929 (D2) ;

23-872 (Bfl) ; 12-611a.
Bobretzky, N. 11-513C.
Bobrikov, General 10-386a.
Bobrinets, Buss. 23-874 (I.

C-D2).

Bobring, Mo. 18-608 (G3).
B6brka, Aus. 3-4 (12) ; 11-

401d.
Bobrov, Russ. 23-872 (F5) ;

28-212a.

Bobrovka, riv., Russ. 7-979d.
BOBRUISK, Russ. 4-101a ;

23-872 (Co) ; 18-556b.
Bobrzynski, Michael 21-928c.
Bobs, lake, Can. 20-114 (El).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(E5).

Bob-sled 6-603b.
Job-tail dog : see Sheep-dog.
Bob-white: see Virginian miail.
Bobyleff's problem 14-129D.
TJrfe (diet.) 4-214b.
Boca, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

Boca Bacalar, inlet, Mex. 18-
318 (14).

— Chica, harb., Colom. 5-
411d.

— del Monte, Mcx. 18-324b.
Bocabel, Can. 19-405 (liii).
Bocafunda, Braz. 4-440 (G2).
Bocage, B. du : see Du Booage,

BOC'AGE, MANUEL M. B. DE

4-101a.

— , Paul 10-304C.
— , Pierre Martinien 8-655b.
BOCAGE, dists., Fr. 4-101d ;

ilarne 17-746c; Normandy

10-7 7 6 (C2); Vendee 10-7 7 6

(03).
Bocagea virgata : see Black

lancewood.

Bocagrande, Fla. 10-540 (D5).
Bocaina, mts., Braz. 4-llUd.
Bocarro (writer) 18-732b.
Bocarus, riv., Cyprus : see

Diorizo.

Bocas del Toro, Pan. 20-665a.
Bocayna, str., Can.Is. 5-172

(map).
Bocca (geol.) 28-181b ; 28-

187a.
BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI 4-

102a ; 27-31Sc ; ll-114c : 4-

223b ; Chaucer 6-15c ; Juan

Manuel 15-530c ; poetry 14-

902a ; statue 5-762b ; Trojan

legend 27-318C.
Bocca d'Arno, It. : see Marina

di Pisa.

— di Brenta, pass, Alps 1-
747a.

— di Cadlimo, pass, Alps 1-
744c.

— di Tuckett, pass, Alps 1-
747a.

Boccador, II : see Cortona,

Domonico de.
Boocali 5-736b.
BOCCALINI, TRAJANO 4-

105c.

Boccanera, Simone ll-597d.
Boccaro : see Yi-hsing-Yao.
Boccasini, Niccolo : see Bene-
dict XL, pope. .
Boccheciampe (Corsican) 3-

312c.
Bocche di Cattaro, bay, Aus. :

see Cattaro, Bocche di.
BOCCHERINI, LUIGI 4-105d.
Bocchesi (people) 3-27b.
Bocchetta dell' Altare : see

Altare, pass.

Bocchi, Achilles 12-695a.
Bocchoris (Egyptian king) 9-

86d; 17-568a.

Bocchoritani (people) 14-636a.
BOCCHUS I. 4-106b.

— II. 4-106b ; 17-908b.
Bocconi, L. 15-1 7a.
Bocconia 13-768d: 13-742d •

21-780c.

— cordata 13-757d.

— microcarpa : see Plume
poppy.

Bocconio, Marhi 27-1005b.
BOCHART, SAMUEL, 4-106c ;

13-8550.
Bochat, Charles G. L. de 26-

2C5a.
Bocher, Joan : see Boucher,

Joan.

Bochert, spring, Mo. 8-101b.
Bochetel, Jean 6-645d.
Bochim ll-583a.
Bochnia, Aus. 3-4 (G2) ; 11-

Bocholt, Belg. 3-668 (Gl).
BOCHOLT, Ger. 4-100(1 ; 11-

808 (A3); battle (779) 24-

267d ; cotton 7-297a.
BOCHUM, Ger. 4-106d ; 11-808

Bock, Hieronymous 4-299d ;

11-601C ; 13-2350.
Bock (beer) 9-134b.

— (mus. instr.) 3-204b.
3ockara, Swed. 26-190 (D3).
3ockel, Otto 2-137b.
3ockelson, Jan : see Buck-

holdt, Johann.
Jockenheim, Ger. 11-1 8a.
Sockhart, lake, Aus. ll-504b.
BOCKH, PHILIPP AUGUST

4-106d; 14-627d.
3ockholdt, Johann : see Buck-

holdt, Johann.
locking, Edward 3-452d.
Bockinif, Ess. 4-413c : deanery

7-897C.
Sockkarscharte, pass, Alps 1-

746b.
Booklet, Ger. 15-837h ; mineral

waters 18-520b.
Tiockleton, Wores. 28-824d.
BOCKLIN, ARNOLD 4-107c ;
20-5110 ; illustrations 14-
324c; "Sappho" of 20-
491a.

lockstein, Aus. 24-105b.
iockstrop, Ger. : see Buxtorf.
JOCLAND (law) 4-108a.
Bocognano, Cora. 15-4 (B3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

108

To make full u*e of this Index It If essential to read the
//••.inn nuns given o/i Page I.

BLUE-BOHE

); IV63a.

Y.-nulaod)

I.,..

1IA.UI. N»r. 1»— "I (!>»).
BwKa«hlart i.ir.l cent. B.C.)

iv«i9a.

— diii .•.-iii. B • -.):«• Stnto.

BO.U»I«>'» (HuroMW king)

Boday.. Turk. 17-416 (US*
fcfi. dVcrn.t . 14-
Bodeau. La. 17-. I UP.
riv.. La. 17- .1 ' UP.
I. 11r(rrM-Soid.
, Soot. BV4IJ (04),

. Oer. : ttt

iTtdirT) 3-287a.
»Unm. W.I. 3V544 ( AS),
l.linirt.iiL.
Doddle: Hf \

BODE. JOHANN ELERT («-
tronomor) 4-108b; 7-14m;

1-9740.

— , Joluum Joachim C. (wrtUr)

.

— . Mill*! 8V632a.

— . \\illpolin »V6l«b : 28-4300.
Bode. U. 14-731 (C2).

. rtT.. Oer. 23-9i3c: T«Uey
13- .

Bodedern. Watat 9-428 (V.C1).
, bay. Cal. Visa.

Bile.
Bodegone* 20-476d.
Bodeuravvn. Hull. 12-'.'-".-.
BODEL. JEHAN Vluv.-; U-

ll.'.d. V49*d.
Bodele. dial.. Af. V2S5a.
Dndell. India 1V37B (E-F8).

.

Bodel-onx. 0«
Bodeiwrddan.
-

. .

Boden (che»»-player) Viosd.

It....,.,,. IwVl. IS- — P ,!•:.•>:

26- I P • >
BODEN BACH. Alls. 4-1 Ota;

BndMburg. dtot.. O«r. V688d.
UiHleneck. ferry. Corn. 10-

: ;M

Bodemco. H. 2V242 (O4).
Bodenham. John 30-SJlb ; 18-

163c.
Bodenhelm. Qer. 11-808 (U.

m9).

Bodenkorper (dtot,) V28*.
Bodenmai*, Oer. 14-7..'(k- : 22-

>•. '-, .
Boden ol CarUtadt, Andrew :

tre CarMadt (Ger. ref onuer).
Boden.ee, lake. Swiu. : tee

Constance. lake of.
BODENSTEDT. FF.1EDR1CH

Martin von 4-lWta; ll-797a.
HodriMcln. M. 5-5(lld.
Bodentelch. Oer. 11-808 <C2).
Bodenwerder. Oer. 28-527a.
Bodenc. lake. Ire. 14-744
^C3>:2VHOld: 23-727e.
Bodoria. irulf. Scot, : tee Forth.

Firth of.
Bodesbeck Law, mt.. Soot.

I! . I ,., > 4-1.'-.-.

Bodfary (Bodfarl). Wales 16-

BodfWl, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
Bodgea Pond. lake. N.H.

19-490 (E5).

Bodh (Svlac vrrtter) 26-3 Ifta.
Bodh Oaya, India : tee Uuddh

Bodbldnarma (Buddhist) V

i: •>•
Bodhbatta lV96c : lV280a ;

lpS-180 (PL V. OB. 13).
Bodhi-tm-: tre Bo-tree.
BODHI VAMSA 4-l"'.Hi.
llodhnatha. India 19-3806.
Bodiam. -,,-. 9-414 (IV. C4);

2VI67d.
BODICHON, BARBARA

Laigh Smith 4-1U9C.
Bodiless : ttt Total -ki.
Bodln (of Serrla) 14-09 lo.
- . JEAN -4109c ; ll-U6d ;

13-530d: on protectorate!

22-468c; on state 2V520*.
BodmcomagUB, It. : tee In-

dwtria.

Bodlnrn*. rlr.. It. : are Po.
BodlDea, Pa. Sl-106 (13).

tt«IU.M-K.

n».. Ala. 1-4*9

' . Ml 17-v.M (Ul).

«-ll

Al.> U-J7U
____ C loilin 4-1 i

.o-ll.'.l: 1*.
4431. 1
«>rl) 1H I li..

".!. Laivl
!•-.
II.KII.-.HWI ureen. »u». 9-414

BODLEY. GEORGE FREOK.

4-ll'>. . 2-1'. .1.; M-IUIIp.

— . SIR THOMAS 4

«-l"7. ; l>\f..r.l 20-IU.I.

BedmaiiiL. K

BOOMER. JOHANN JAKOB

4-IU.i; 11
BODMIN illmliiiyn). Corn.

4-1 1 II.: 9-ii.i (VI. US);

r.uiprall 7-1

— Moor. C..ni. 9-l.i.p iVI. Cl);
4-1111.: •„•.-. 1< «;> 7- 1 SOb.

— ltidlmcifmtlvnl>4-lll.l.
BODO, Nur. 4- II Id; 19-800

B«d», tribe 11-4730.

— (lamcuatt-) t>t-tllSd ; 1S-
88ib: B-S30d.

— (tool.) 10-46.nl; 19-4Mb;
reprwlpjcllipii 10-IBia.

Itodoibo, riv .. Ituxi. Aa. 25- 1 7 b.
II.Mliin. JOH.-J.IP u-'.i:-l,.
BODONI. GIAMBATTISTA 4-

Hld; 16-.'.7'J.I.
Bodouidae 10-40id.
Bodutrla. riT., Scot.: tee Forth.

river.

llodolriidae. 17-44M.
Bodrvau. bay. La. 17-54

(K.I).

ll.xlri.-i. tribe : tte Otmtrites.
BodroK. riv.. HIIIIK. 3-1 K--I.

— . HacM. oo.. UUUK. : tee Uaoi-
BodroB.

Bodriixan (fainllv) 16-9S9a.

.or, LudwiK Adull 8-
4 Ic.

Bodlkcr, Stepord 19-8l7d.
Hi xluiiv. China : tee Pot una.
Bodva, riv.. lluiin. 3-1 Hi.1).
Ilodvarr lliarki 3-7«Oo.
Body (of win.-) 28-7 1 HI).

— (philtM.) 18- -.Mill-: 22-600c;
Cauteiuir on 5-20'Jd -.sipinoza
on 5-4.1 la.

— Camp. Va. 28-1 18 (C3).

— oentrode 17-948a.

— Liu-.- 17-66b; 21-37 b; 13-
Mlb.

— of panort-iui 20-fi73c.
BODY-SNATCHING4-112a;l-

937b.
BodyuU region, C.As. : tee

Bodia, mt'... Hum,-. 3-4 (14);

— (Buzeu). pass, llnne. and
Hum. 3-4 (K.I); 23-S'.'S (C«);
27-2 lib.

— , riv., HunK. 13-S95b.
Boeae, Or. 12-44U (K4); 16-

..:,.
Boeattctu. Sinus, prom.. Or.

12-44U (E4).
Boebe, Or. 12-440 (Dl).
Boebeis (Boebe). lake. Or.

12-440 ( 1)1 ). .S«r alto Karla.
BOECE I ll..> .-.-). HECTOR 4-

ll-.'a: 10-6i:id.
Ilo.yk. (^arl \Vilhrlm 19-817b.

— , Christian Peter Blanco 1»-
817b.

Boeonnia oordata : tee Bocoonla

cordata.

Boedhe (prince) 24-l32a.
Boedromlon 6-3 1 3a.
Boedromlo* Apollo 2-184O.
Boehler, Peter 18-8 19a.
Boehm. Qeont 14-l»7c.

— , Jowpb Daniel 24- '.Ua.
—.SIR JOSEPH EDGAR 4-

II.1. 1: 2-1- ."Jli; Carlyle
•tatne 24-406 (PL V.); Mun-
dolla Ktatii.- 19-1. .

— , Jnhann riiilip2

— , Martin 27-497a.
—.Theobald 19-5S2d; 21-

57 1 1>.

— (nhv^iolotrist) 28-l«4b.
BOEHME. JAKOB 4-ll3a;

ll-7S»a; 19-I27I>; abmlute,
theon- of lO-25c; Law In-
fluenced 16-2990 ; Uieoaophy

Borhmrria 13-474a.

— ant Iqua M-553a.

— nlvea : tre llamie.

— stlniilarix 13-86a.
BOEHM VON BAWERK,

Euc*n4-U-1d.
Boeke (physicist ) 21-469d.

id
i i

•i
Poilni. taL. W»L Arch. : m

U Bate. 0-4!Th.
(MBM): mt Bube-

Jan van 4V710D.
4-tOSd.

Mu.l 17-171 (112).
M-77I>.

li-l <U«).
dW.. Or. 4- 1 1 I.I:
u-«n i>-Kl); Kvolocr 12-
4271.: p.

: .. 12-1 Mil Mm '•• -'

I.

— -.AmeiaU 12-440 (E2):

iilan tnatT (395) 14-

61M; oolnact. 19-871b; eon-

tedrracy VI !.'.«. 10-134a.

12-«51e; DwneUiui U. 7-

. dlaleot 12-4K7.. 8-

4271. M-.I:.'.-. II. i-

n, r.. !._-.,, I 13-.-'"... ID-

twI.IUnU 26-843b. 12-27 la:
Unman oon.iuost 10-476c;

Boepphx J. F. V«91c; 19-1 II..
Boar. Jonepb : tee Beer. Jo-

||.. - | fa* ,. . |0. ...| 1

BOER VI 1 5d : 5-237.1 : Barato
relatloni3-505a; Beohuana-
bui.l 2-606a ; minliiK In
n. ,'iT.^-t ..M ZS-l7ld;
Natal Immigration 19-258C,
28-li)51d. 28-10520, 26-
470d: treatment of native*
25-4 7 Od.

Boerai>lriv. riv.. Brit.Oui. 12-

' I. •.!•!. :-'... 7-7J.. 1;

V12M.

BOERHAAVE. HERMANN 4-

II.. I; 18-Jlh; 13-1. ;-'!.:
aphorisms 2-t'> •• ; .-liciuis-
ir. 6-35o; pyaemia 2V
.; ,1...

Boerne. Tex. 26-690 (16).

Ilorrneb : tee Anon.

Boerm-rianai Codex 26-566a;

Bocnwteln. Richard 18-276a.
Boero (Jenult) 16-50d.
Boeroe. lal., Mai. Arch. : lee

Bum.
Bocrianger, Holl. : tee BOUT-

Bot*r War (1881)9-577b; Natal
19-2HI.': dranire Free State
20-1. .7 1.: Transvaal 27-197d.

— War (1899-1902): •« South
African War.

BoeHclu-i>c, Fr. 10-S93a.
BoeHekoii. J. 21-l7Bb.

— . J. U. 15-286a.
Boeepltze, mt.. A|psl-747b.
Borsnillwald. (i. K. 1-36IM.

Boethos : tee Uezau.

BoothiH (hi-liop) VllSa.
BOETHUS 's.-ul,.t.,r) V116a.

— nf Si.lon 21-lfl3c.

— thr Stoic 21-IK3C.
HoothuMians : trt Horixliftn«.

Kti.'ime de la ll-l-'.'..!.

BOETIUS l ll.H'thiiH). AN1CIUS

Manlius Scverinus 4-M6b;

2-:t:i.l: Ari-i.itlo 2-J77I,. 27-

i : Euclid 9-

19-73c; uuinoraLs 19-867d;
porphyry 2V34Sc; tranila-
ti.piw 1-5S3.1, 28-7 Sa; trea-
U«w4-117d.

— . Flavin" VllSb.
Boettch.Tvillo. M.l. 17-827d.
Boeuf. lake. La. 17-54 (b7).

— , riv.. Ark. and La. 2-552
(1)1): 17-.'.* ivi).

— Bayon, riv.. La. 17-54 (B3);
17-

— Crwsk. riv.. Mo. 18-608 (E3).
BopuN. Morne aux. mt., Mar-

tini.iiio 17-M)'-1 (AD.
Roert df Haumtimf 3-^37a.
Bo6x. Joneph Henri lloni.ro :

trt Rnany. Jowph Henry.
Boezom 13-.i90a.
l-...r prull. Antonio de 2S-590d-
Boffa. Fr. Gni. 11-204 (B4).
Boffllo del Oiudice : tee Gin-

dice.
ll.iffln. lake. Ire. 1V744 (D3);

23-7270.

Botfly. Guillermo ll-902d.
Boffksmeer, II. .11. 13- •
Boffrand, Gennaln 2-4 15d;

17-125d.

Hi.tln, lake. Ire. 14-714 (B2).
llofors, Sn-ed. 26-194c.
Bofoano. Fr.Gui. 11-204 (C5);

16-:.39b.

Bofti. Niit. 19-678 (C4).
Boer. lake. Mr. 17-134 iH-C2).

— . lake. Me. 17-134 (K4).
BOG i diet.) 4-1 I-.-.
llogalin. N.>.\\ . 19-538 (£2).

WaW». «8-35 (AS).

iriKiiu* 8-71Ia.

lt<W«l. . l>0)

bojfU. n... N..-.W . 1V4M
(111). .: H064.

Uojtan uf HUMII. Mr* : ttt
Nairn*. CaruLua. baronem.

lk«aru. :

I. . . ,.:... ^... ,

fioiajtodaioa : «M Hmu Uoga

Bogan (npintra) VIIKd; 8-To.
lto« uutiodrl 2-7»ul.
Bogala. Tex. 2V49U (Ml).
" H.H:»|) r " (cru,
BOGATZKY. KAHL HEJN-

rleh von 4- :

li..K- tn-rtii : mre lim'k-bean.
!>.>« lirook. riv., VII. 18-490

•ok. riv., N.U. 18-490
••k. rlr.. N.H. 18-490

— Bum. riv.. Scot. V945a.
Bogdau (of Moldavla)22-U44;

ib.

— 111. (of Moldavia) 23-835C.

• ;.|,.-n 2V1U460.
BiviUu-aia. lake. Aida 2V

BogdanChmielnlckl :se>Caml-

.•Ipii.-ki, Bugdan.
BoKdunovich, lli|ipolltiM 23-

9171..
— . K. 12-165d; lV93!<c; 2V

.
— . Michael. Prinoe : ter Bar-

clay de Tolly. Ulobael

Andrea*.
Bocdo-ola, mt».. TurkeoL V

168 (Dl): 2«-910a: 27-422.1.
Bogen. Frederick, count of

13-293d.

Bogen. Swed. 26-190 (Bl).
Bogenflugcl 13-959*.
Bovennaunen. Gt-r. 19-ia.
Bogenae, Den. 8-24 (C3);

R-J . i
Bogeatroiu, chan.. Den. 8-24

»|»^'tre) VllSd,
— play (gulf) 12-2210.
Boggart : tee Bogart.
Bogg Creek, riv., Ind. 1V422

jmji

Boggeragh, mU., Ire. 1V744
(C4);7-156d.

BiHOCle VllSd.

Boggs. Lilborn W. 18-6 Ub;

.

Boggstown, Ind. 1V422 (F5).
Boggy. Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— , Fla. 10-440 (C6).

— liayou, riv., La. 17-54 (Al).

— Creek, riv., ukla. 2O-58
(C-U2).

— Depot. Okla. 20-58 (E3).
Boggy shale 27-63 Ib.
Bogb. Erik 8-43a.

Bogna (Pen. minister) 21-
22Bd.

— (Turk, mineral) 5-l'.iV; 11-
759Ii; S-l-i-; 5-IUa.

Bognari, Alg. 1-643 (B2); 1-

BAie,
BOGHAZ KEUI, Turk. AH. V

ll-.l; 2-760 (F2). Seeatto

Pteria.

Boghead 2O-52:.b.
boifhni. Ate. 1-643 (Cl).
Bog horsetail 13-739a.
Boghra Khan 1. 15-686a.
BoKhurst (phyHirian) 21-09.',b.
Bogle, riv., Scot. 24-412 (K2):

13-955b.

BOGIE(dk-t.)Vll,Hd:27-164b.
BOB iron or.- 18-.in6d; 1V700C.
KoKtshitcli. Ualthasar 18-7 7 i.a.
BoKislaus I. (of Pouierania)

— XIV. (of Pomerania) 22-
47 d; 2VK54C.

Bogja, Alia M. 13-536 (C2>;

U-. ...'.
Bogle. Ucorirc 2V923C.

— . John 18-J27b.
KoKle 4-llxl.

lloitto Burn, riv., Soot. 9-1 3la.
/y,»»/unrja..s-,vur 1V237C.
Bog manganese : tee Wad.

— mow V706d. See alto

— myrtle : tre Gale.
Bognanoo, val.. It- 2V242

BOGNOR. SIM. VllSd: 9-420
(III. F5): freology 9- Ilia.

— bed* (geol.) 9-663c; IV
968b; 2V166a.

BOGO, V.lt. VllSd; 11-392

— . bay. P.Is. V1184.

BOB oak 18-9.124.

BOGODUKHOV.Uu98.VH9a;

23-S74 (I. Kl).
Bog of Allen, Ire. : •

Bog ..(.

AJoto FMMfkk

UJI VII»«: lV4»7b;
VJ»2d : ttumura VJ»44;
Marckmtt* MiMM 17-

BogopoL KM.. 23-H74 (I. Cl).

Bog o«*t.* 28-TTlb "

BWMto (BolgMiaa king) 18-

bojrnroftii«ki.

BOOOROMK, Raai. (Mtweow)

VI2«»r;2»-»7»(E4).

— . KIM. (Vologda) Sfr41i
(113).

IK*—, dUt.. N.E.Af. V74«d;
19-1 4a; htatory l-93b. 12-
150c.

— , mt.. C«iic. 22-871 (IL D-

:b.

BOGO6. tribe VIlOc; 12- 694 b.
BogoaM. U.. Bcrmg boa 1-
»44F;28-lH9a.

— , ml., l-nl.ilof I.. 22-3130.
Bogoalovak. HUM. 22-872 (14);

M-l75a; 22-»»2a.

— . Hui«. 22-171 (K4); 1>

:.27-7>.6b.

It.vo-l.irnk marble 8-1 2«c.
BOGOTA. Colon.. V12od; V

7nl (H3); V706c; rainfall

V704b.

— . III. 1V304 (D5).

— . mU., Colom. V7034.

— . riv.. Colom. : tee Funza.
Bogowont'i, riv., Java !•>

284 (C3-2); lV285b.
BoKoyavleoak. Hum. 22-674

(I. D3).
BogoyeviUL Serv. 24-686 (A-

l.j
BOOR A (Bagnra). India V

121 b; 1V376 (N7i.

— . .li-t.. India 4-12lli.
Bogree. X..-.W. 19-538 (El).
Bog-^ldeVllsc.
Bogstad. Nor. 19-804 (At).
Bogu (Slavonic term) 21-2044.

— . tribe 18-828b.
B.«'i'-liar, HIM*. 23-872 (E-

F6):28-212a.
BoKn.-linal : tre Bomifal.
Boirud (Maun-tanian king) 4*

17-9il»b; 5-462a.
BOGUE, DAVID V121c; 13-

— , Ku-hard V939d.

Bogue, eotuary, China: tee
Tigris. Boeoa.

— , fort", China Vl85d.

— . Inlet, N.C. 19-772 (E3).

— . pan, China : tee Hn-mun.
Bofruwhitto, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Bogue Chitto. Ml». 18-600

(114).

— O. it to, riv.. La. 17-54 (D3).

— Chitto, riv.. Ml*. 18-600
(111).

— Chitto Creek, riv., Ala. 1-
460 (B3).

— Sound. N.C. 19-772 (F3).
Bogufal (Boguchwal), GutUob

21-9-j:tlp.
Boinilawski, W. : tte Bogu*-

•mkt

Iloirumil (priest) V120b.
BOGUS(dlct.)V121c.
BogDRlav, KIM. 23-7 4 (I. C2).
W. 8-544a; 21-

Port. E.Af. 25-166

Bog-xemphyte : tee Hydro.
xerophvte.

Bohain. FT. 1V778 (F2).

Bohairic (dialect) 9-59b; 7-
114c; Bible In 3-8834.

Bohan. Fr. 2V631C.

BOHEA V121c; ll-291a.

Bohpira (monk) V356O.

Rota . !•: L is-:-: I.

Bohemia. Ureg. 2O-242 (C4).

BOHEMIA, kingdom. Ana.
V121c; 3-4 (C2): 2-970o;
(liW. maps) 9-920. 8-924.
ll--:il. 11-856: agriculture
2-9721) foil.; coinage 18-
902b: garnet Industry 22-
H | m 12 ..... . IZ-r U :

manufacture* 2-974c, 7-
S99a; mineral waters IV
518d. !V420b: tre alto
Carb. bad.Marien bad : muling
2-97 Id. 2-974a foil., 17-
683d: pearl ftaherieii 21 -261..

— : ContKtuKon V132c foil.;
V123I.; 3-38b; constitution
(of 1627) V131c; constl-
I ut ion (of 1861) 3-26b;
nvulaUOD* (of 1446) V

— ~t;rolon 2-971b; 3-43U;
Arcuean 2-SOld; Cambrtaa

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

109

BOHE-BONE

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

6-87d; Devonian 8-129a;
Jurassic 15-o68c; Ordovi-
ciau 20-236b; Permian 21-
176d; Silurian 25-110b.

Bohemia: Language 7-723a;
2S-231c; alphabet 25-231d;
dictionaries 8-195d ; lau-
gruage question : sec below;
literature 4-133b, 8-544b.

— : Population and Religion 4-
123b; 2-972c; Czech ethno-
logy 7-7 22d; emigration
18-429d; Moravian Brethren
18-S19c; other religions 2-
975d.

— : History 4-1 23c; Austrian
Succession War 3-40b; Boii
4-139c; Charlemagne's cam-
paigns S-893o; Czech im-
migration 7-722d; elec-
toral rights 12-20Sa, 9-174c;
Habsburg rulers 12-7 S9a
foil.; language question 3-
32b, 3-3od foil.; Moravian
relations 18-817d; national-
ism 3-26c foil., 3-3-lu. 7-
724a; Protestantism 14-5b,
14-7c, 23-8a : see also Mora-
vian Brethren, above; revo-
lution (of 1848) 3-14c; Seven
Weeks' War 24-7 lOd foil.;
Seven Years' War 24-7 15c
foil. ; Thirty Years' War 26-
852b; Waldenses 14-593d.

— , riv., Md. 17-828 (H2).

Bohemian Brethren : see Mo-
ravian Brethren.

— Confession 4-129b.

— Forest : see Bohmerwald.

— garnet : see Pyrope.

— glass 12-102b; manufacture
12-90d, 12-860.

— group 25- 1 1 1 'a.
Bohemian-Moravian, nits.,

Aus. : see Bohmisch-Mahr-

Ischc 11 nil.'.
Bohemian Museum, Society of

the 22-249b; 4-132c.
Bohemian pheasant 21-361C.

— sea (geol.) 20-236b; 20-
236c.

Bohemilla comata 5-795O.

BOHEMUND I. 4-135b; 22-
343a; 26-394c; acquires
Antioch 2-131d: in Albania
l-486c; mausoleum 5-204a;
Raymond of Toulouse 22-
934c.

— II.4-136a: 7-549.

— IH.4-136b; 24-14b.

— IV. 4-1 36c; 7-549.

— V. 4-136c.

— VI. 4-136d.

— VII. 4-136d.
Boherboy, Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Bohi.Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
Bohicr, Thomas 6-80b.
Bohio (Gatun), lake, Pan. 20-

6G4b;20-668c.

B6hlau, Helene 11-798C.

Bohlen und Halbach, Gustav
von : see Krupp von Bohlen
und Halbach, Gustav.

Bohlin, K. l-586d.

Bohm, Charles 13-930C.

Bohmer, G. Hcinrich 8-409C.

— , G. L. 27-766a.

— , JOHANN FRIEDRICH 4-
136d.

Bohmerwald, rats., Aus. 3-4
(C2); 4-121d; ll-805d; rain-
fall 4-I22C.

Bohmisch Brod, Aus. 3-4 (Dl).

— Leipa, Aus. 3-4 (Dl); popu-
lation 4-1 23c.

— Mahrische Hbhe, mts., Aus.
3-4(D2);4-122b.

— Rixdorf, Ger. : see Rixdorf.

— Trubau, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
BOHN, HENRY GEORGE 4-

137b.

Bohnenberger, J. G. F. von
9-235C.

Bohnsdorf, Ger. 11-808 (map).

Bohol, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (E6);
area 21-392C, 5-592d.

— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (E6).

Bohon, Juan 24-663a.

Bohon, ruins, Sud. 26-14b.

Bohonye, Hung. 3-4 (E3).

Bohordezany, Aus. 3-4 (12).

Bohorizh, A. 25-245d.

Bohotle, Somlnd. 25-379 (E3);
25-381b.

Bohr (diet.) ll-34d.

Bohras : see Boras.

Bohsum (deity) 10-295C.

Bohtan, tribe 15-949d.

Bohtan Su, riv., Asia M. 15-
949b.

BOHTLINGK, OTTO VON 4-
137b.

Bohu. Nig. 28-937C,

BOHUN (family) 4-137c; lord
high constable 17-3c; Mid-
hurst 18-418C, 18-418<L

— , Edmund 4-87b.

«— , Henry 24-436b.

<— , Humphrey de 28-699b.

Bohuslan, prov.. Swed. 26-
192a.

Boi, Paolo (II Syracusano) 6-
103a.

Boiamund de Vitia 3-201a.

Boiano, It. : see Bovianum
U ndecimanorum.

" Boiard " (horse) 13-732C.

BOIARDO, MATTED MARIA,
count 4-138b; 14-905b; 8-
505a; ottava rima 20-368b.

Boiavad, Asia M. 25-149b.

Boibeis, lake, Gr.: see Karla.

Boidae 25-289b; 4-94a; an-
atomy 23-152b, 23-163b;
centre of origin 23-1 7 5a; dis-
tribution 28-1013c; phylo-
genetic position 25-288b.

Boido ll-22d.

BOIE, HE1NR1CH CHRISTIAN
4-lH8d.

BOIELDIEU, FRANCOIS

Adrian 4-139a; statue' 23-
769b.

Boiestown, N.B.J.9-465 (Bl).

BOIGNE, BENOtT de 4-139b;
5-822b.

Boigny, Fr. 16-314b.

BOII 4-139c; in Bohemia 4-
123c; in Moravia 18-817c;
Bx>mans and 23-629b, 23-
62Gb.

— , desert of the, dist., Eur.
4-1 39d.

Boil (family) : see Buyl.

Boil, Bernardo : see Bull,
Bernardo.

BOIL (med.) 4-140a; 1-74C.

Boileau, Etienne 20-815d; 6-
790c; 5-394c.

— , Gilles 4-1 40a; 27-287C.

— , Jacques 4-140a.

— , P. P. 14-84c; 14-1 16b.

Boileauganj, Simla 25-1'J-M.

BOIL E AU-D ESPREAUX,
Nicolas 4-140a; ll-128d;
Boursault and 4-334b; Cor-
neille and 7-164b; critical
work 7-470b; on descriptive
poetry 8-91d; Moliere 18-
665c.

BOILER 4-141a; efficiency
13-1 47b; hot-water system
13-163d; greenhouses 13-
752b; insurance of 14-659c;
locomotive 18-923d, 22-
845b.

Boiling Lake, W.I. 8-402a.

Boiling-point 27-904b ; and
chemical constitution 6-
6Sb; Mendeleefl's definition
18-lloc; molecular rise 25-
94Ib; of solutions 27-899C.

Boiling Pot, fall, Af. 28-45a.

— Springs, N.C. 19-772 (A2).

— Springs, Pa. 21-106 (H5);
5-3 4 2c.

BOILING TO DEATH 4-153C.
Boilleau (Revolutionist)12-50e.
Boinae 25-2 89b; distribution

28- 100 7 b.

Boine, hill, Belg.: see Boeme.
Boiushly, rock, Scot. 24-412

<B3).

Boinu, riv.. Bur. 6-233c.
Boiorix (Cimbrian king) 6-

368b.
Boioro limestones (geol.) 19-

487e.

Bois, Charles 13-868C.
— , Ernald de : see Ernaldus de

Bosco.
— , Francois de : see Sylvius

(F. de la Boe).
— , John du 9-344a.
Bois, dist., Fr. 10-778 (C4).
— , isl., Nfd. 19-479 <C3).
Boisbaudran, Paul Emile

Lecoq de : see Lecoq de

Boisbaudran, Paul.
Bois Blanc, isl., Mich. 18-372

(F4).

— Brule,riv.,Wis.28-740(B2).
BOIS BRULES, tribe 4-153c;

l-808c; 17-585d.
Bois Bubert, isl.. Me. 17-434
(E4).

— Chaud, dist., Fr. 10-776
(D3);14-501b.

Boisdale, inlet, Scot. 24-412

(A2);27-564b.
Bois de canelle 17-9 13b.

— de f er : see Stadtmannia
dderoxylon.

— de natte 24-7 52a.

Bois d'Oye, fort, Fr. 3-666d.

— de Sartelles, fort, Fr. 27-
1019a.

— du Chapitre, fort, Fr. 27-
1019a.

Bois du Mont, mt., Fr. 2-

KSSc.

— du Roi, mt., Fr. 24-lUUb;
18-883a.

BOISE, Ida. 4-153c; 14-276
(A4); school 14-278d; hot
wells 14-276C.

— , mts., Ida. 14-276 (A4);
14-276a.

Boise, riv., Ida. 14-276 (A4);

dam 14-276d.

— , City, Okla. 20-58 (A4).
— Co., Ida. 14-276 (A-B3);

minerals 14-277c.
Boise de Sioux,-riv., Minn. 18-

550 (A4).

Boisfort, Belg. 13-737d.
Bois gayac 24-7 52a.
BOISGOBEY, FORTUNE du

4-153d.
BOISGUILBERT, PIERRE LE

Pesant, Sieur 4-154a.
Boisil (abbot) 18-100c.
Bois immortel : see Coral tree.
Bois-le-Duc, Holl. : see 'S

Hertogenbosch.
Bois Noirs, mts., Fr. 16-924b;

l-696a.

Boisot, Louis 19-419C.
Boisragon, Capt. Alan 3-738d.
— , H. F. M. 22-222d.
BOISROBERT, FRANCOIS LE

Metel de 4-1 54b.
Boisrond-Canal (Haitian presi-
dent) 12-826d.
BOISSARD, JEAN JACQUES

4-1 54c.

Boisseau (measure) 28-491a.
Boisse Creek, riv., Wash. 28-

354 (H4).

Boisevain, Can. 17-584 (B3).
BO1SSIER, MARIE LOUIS A.

G. 4-154d.

— , Pierre Edmond 13-333d.
Boissieu, Alphonse de 14-

630d.
BO1SSONADE DE FONTA-

rabie. Jean Francois 4-155a.
BOISSY D'ANGLAS, FRAN-

cois Antoine de 4-155a.
Boissy St Leger, Fr. 10-802

<C6).

Boistfort, Wash. 28-354 (B3).
Boisy, Artus Gouffler, Seigneur

de : see Gouffler, Seigneur de

Boisy.
— , Claude Gouffler, marquis

de : see Gouffler, Claude.
— , Francois de, conite de

Sales : sec Sales, Francois de

BoLsy, comte de.
Bolt, Charles 18-527b.
Boiteux, Liexit. 26-982d.
BOITO, ARRIGO 4-155d.
Boiudurum, dist., Ger. : see

Passau.
Boiumsbrae, snowfleld. Nor.

19-799C.
BOIV1N, FRANCOIS de 4-

155d.

Boivre, riv., Fr. 21-897c.
Boizot, Louis 5-7 53b.
Boja, tribe : see Beja.
Bojaca, dept., Colom. : see

Boyaca.
Bojador, cape, N.W.Af. 21-392

(B2); 1-320; 13-29Cb.
Bojano, It. 15-4 (E4).
Bojanus, L. H. 20-57a.
Bojardo, Count M. M. : see

Boiardo, Count M. M.
Bojeador, cape, P.Is. 21-392

(Cl).

Bojer, Johan 19-81 8a.
Bojo, isl., Sum. 26-71 (A3).
Bojohemum, Bohemia 4-123c.
Bojonegoro, Java 15-284 (D2).
Bokalik-tagh, mts., Tib. 6-

168 (E2).

Bokalta, Tun. 1-643 (D2).
Bokawe, P.Is. 21-392 (E2).
Bokchito, Okla. 20-58 (E3).
Boke, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (B4);

ll-102d.

Bokeelia, Fla. 10-540 (D5).
BOKENAM, OSBERN 4-1 56a.
Boker, George Henry l-836d.
Bokerly Dyke (earthwork),

Wilts. 28-700b.
Bokes Creek, riv., O. 20-26

<D4).
BOKHARA, C.Asia 4-l57d;

27-420 (C4); Moslem schools

26-1 04 d.
BOKHARA, state, C.Asia 2-

737c; 27-420 (C-D4); 17-

864b; anc. history : see

under Sogdiana; Chinese

annexation 27-47 lb; Galdan

Khan 18-7 16b; geology 27-

259c; Khokand wars 15-

779b ; Mongol capture 15-

317b; Moslem conquest 5-

28c, 5-34a; Russian con-
quest 20-422d.
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (Dl).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (Dl).
Bokharan lamb 11-350C.
Bokhari (Arabian author) : see

Bnkhari.

Bokhari (caste) 25-1 4?,a.
Bokhoma, Okla. 20-58 (64).
Bokht-ardashir : see Bushire.
Bokhtieh, tribe : see Bohtan.
Bokht-i-nasser : see Nebu-
chadrezzar.
Bokkevelrt. Cold, dist., S.Af. :

see Cold Bokkeveld.

15-

isl.,
25-

Bokkeveld,Warm. dist., S.Af.:
. see Warm Bokkeveld.
Bokkeveld group (geol.) 5-

229d; l-324d; 8-127b.
Boko (dialect) 17-564d.
Bokopaka, Mad. 17-271 (B3).
Bokorny, T. l-596b.
Bokoshe, Okla. 20-58 (G2).
Bokote, Bel.Cong. 6-923 (C3).
Bokovo, dist., Russ. 23-872

(G2).
Bokovoi Khrebet, mts., Cauc.

5-550C.

Bokpyin, Bur. 4-840 (F9).
Bokro, Ash. 2-728a.
lidks : see Book.
BOKSBURG, Trans. 4-158a.
Bokstel, Holl. 13-588 (C3);

4-358a.

Boktieh : see Bohtan.
Bol, Ferdinand 8-424d;

850a.

B6128-70d.
Bola, It. 16-270a.
Bola (deity) 3-294a.
Bola (rubber) 23-800b.
Bola-Bola (Bora-Bora),

Pac.O. 20-436 (O9);

320a.

Bolae, It. 15-26 (C6).
Bolan, riv., Bal. 3-292d.
Boland dough kneader 4-471d.
Bolango, riv., MaLArch. 5-

597b.

Bolanos, nv., Mex. 28-948d.
BOLAN PASS, Bal. 4-158a;

14-376 (B4-5); 3-291C.
Bolar, Va. 28-1 18 (C2).
Bolar (term) : see Boyar.
Bolaram. Ind. 14-382 (Hll);

24-A7.10.
Bolar glebaria : sec Balsam

bog.

Bolas, riv., Gnat. 5-678 (A3).
Bolas (mineral) 4-276d.
BOLAS (weapon) 4-1 58b; 2-

582c.

Bolas perdidas 4-1 58c.
Bolassa, riv., N.E.A1. 19-693

(D5); 1-83 (map); 19-695c.
Bolatusha, Miss. 18-600 (C3).
Bolawadun, Asia M. 21-544a.
Bolbe, lake, Gr. 12-440 (B4).

.Sfr also Beshik.
BOLBEC, Fr. 4-158c; 10-778

(E2).

— , riv., Fr. 24-588d.
Bolbitine, Egy. : see Rosette.
Bolca, It. 14-268a.
Bolckow, Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
Bold, pt., Tas. 26-438 (Al).
Bolde, Samuel 16-846d.
Boldensele, Wilhelm von 17-

562c.

Bolder-aa, riv., Russ. 8-738d.
Bolderburg sands (geol.) 20-

82a; 20-82.
Boldetti, Marc Antonio 5-

4900.
Bold Heath, Lanes. 16-139

<C3).

Boldini, Giovanni 20-514d.
Boldixum, Ger. 10-591a.
Boldmere, Warwick. 25-758

(Bl).

Boldo, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Boldon, Dm-. 9-412 (I. F3).
Jioldon Book 8-399c.
Boldre, Hants 9-420 (III.

D5).
— , riv., Hants : see Lyming-

ton, river.
Bole (Baule), Go.Cst. 12-203

(A2);12-206d.
— . Notts. 9-416 (II. F3).
Bole, Swed. 19-800 (E2).
BOLE (min.) 4-158c.

— (of tree) 4-158d.
Bolebec, barony of 27-1 020a.
Bolechow, Aus. ll-401d.
Bolection moulding 15-482a.
Boledi, tribe 3-294a.
Boledistan : see Baluchistan.
Boleigh (Boleit), Corn. 7-

182d.

Boleite (min.) 7-103b.

Boleiti, Pers. : see Buiaiti.

Bolero 7-798b.

Boles. Ark. 2-552 (A3).

— , 111. 14-304 (D6).

Boleskine, Scot. 24-412 (D2).

Boleslacoita : see Kraszewski,
Joseph Ignatius.

BOLESLAUS I. (of Poland) 4-
158d; 21-902c; Bohemian
conquests 4-1 24a; German
relations 11-8370, 13-273d.

— II. (of Poland) 4-159a; 21-
902d.

— III. (of Poland) 4-159b; 21-
902d.

— IV. (of Poland) ll-841d.

— V. (of Poland) 21-904d.
Boleslav I. (of Bohemia) 4-

123d.

— II. (of Bohemia) 4-124a.

— III. (of Bohemia) 4-124a.
Boleslavia, Ger. : see Bunzlau.
Boletophila luminosa 21-478b.

BOLETUS 4-159d; colour 11-

334d; spores ll-336c.
Boley, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E2).
BOLEYN (BULLEN), ANNE

4-159d; 7-37(ia; marchioness

of Pembroke 21-7 9c, 28-

862a.

— , Sir Geoffrey 8-924a.
— , George, Viscount Roch-

ford : see Rochford, George

Boleyn.

— , Margaret 20-295C.
• — , Mary 4-160a.
— , Thomas, earl of Wiltshire :

see Wiltshire, Thomas Bo-
leyn, earl of.
— , Sir William 19-819d.
BOLGARI (Bolgary, Bulgar),

Russ. 4-161b; fair lS-721d,

18-7 13b, 18-7 17c.
Bolgars, tribe 6-350c.
Bolgenach, riv., Aus. 26-242

(H-I2).

Bolgrad, Russ. 23-874 (B4).
Bolhoon, P.Is. 21-392 (D6).
BOLI, Asia M. 4-161c; 2-760

(D2).
Bolida (Buleda), riv., Bal.

3-294a; valley 17-452b.
Bolide : see Fireball.
Boligee, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
Bolinao, cape, P.Is. 21-392

(B2).

Bolinas, Cal. 5-8 (B3).
BOLINGBROKE, HENRY ST

John, viscount 4-161c ;

9-632b ; 20-404C ; Burke

4-825c ; deism 7-936a ;

mansion 3-531c ; Swift 26-

226c.

— , Minna : see Watson, Minna.
Bolingbroke, New, Lines. 9-

416 (II. G3).
— , Old, Lines. 9-416 (II.

G3); 16-716b.
Bolinger, La. 17-54 (al).
Bolintineanu (poet) 23-847d.
liulissus, Turk. As. : see Volisso.
lioli Su, riv., Asia M. 4-161c.
BOLIVAR, SIMON 4-164b;

21-276a; Pan -American

movement 20-671b; statue

5-298C.

Bolivar, Arg. 2-462 (D4).
Mo. 18-608 (C4).
N.Y. 19-596 (B3); 20-75b.
Tenn. 26-620 (C2).
O. 20-26 (H3).
Pa. 21-106 (1)5).
BOLIVAR, dept., Colom. 4-

166b; 6-701 (B2).
— , prov., EC. 8-911 (B2);

8-9178.
BOLIVAR, state, Venez. 4-

166c: 27-990C.
Bolivar (coin) 27-993b.

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— Heights, mts.,W.Va.l8-14b.
Bolivia, 111. 14-304 (C4).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (Fl).

BOLIVIA, republic, S.Am.
4-166c; 4-167 (map): 1-785
(map); army 4-173d; con-
stitution 4-173c; educa-
tion 4-174a; foundation 4-
165c; geology 4-109d, 8-
127b, 25-llOc, l-964b; in-
dustries 4-172c; legislative
assembly 20-980b; maps
17-653b; railways 4-172a,
25-489b; religion 4-174b.

— : History 4-175a; l-154a;
4-4 62d; 20-7 59b.

Boliviano 4-174b.

Bolkalakh, Russ.As. 25-10
(Gl).

BOLKHOV, Russ. 4-177d;
23-872 (E5); battle (1608)
7-984c.

Boll, Switz. : see Bulle.

BOLL (diet.) 4-1 77d.

Bollador, It. 26-242 (14).

Bolland, John 4-177d; 26-
101 Oc.

BOLLANDISTS 4-1 7 7d.

Bollard (diet.) 28-571a.

Bollebygd, Swed. 26-190 (B3).

Boilers, Baldwin de : see Bus-
lers, Baldwin de.

Bollin, riv., dies. 16-13»
(II. C3); 18-174c.

Bolline, Fr. 10-778 (G5); geo-
logy 21-847c.

Boiling (family) : see Bowling
(family).

Boiling, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

Bellinger, Otto 14-1 70c.

Bellinger Co., Mo. 18-608
(F-G4).

Boiling Mills, Va. 28-118 (D3).

Bollington, Ches. 9-416 (II.
C3); 16-139(D3); population
6-9 la.

Bollnas, Swed. 19-800 (D3).

Bollon, Queens. 2-960 (H5).

Boll rot of cotton 7-262d.

Bollstodt, Albert, count of ;.
see Albertus Magnus.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L
no

To make full use of thlt Index It I* essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

BOHE-BONE

sw Bulwaik.
worm : mt Cotton boO

(Mfc

190

0*ed. 99-IM (BJ).
Svai. 9-414 (IV.BA).

«. 9-913 (BS):

™,u. 19-570b.
SNA. GIOVANNI DA
4-17-1,. 24-490a.
BOLOGNA. H 4-17*.-: 19-4
(Cl): ll..laiu.-a :

»S7e: ollnwte 19-5d: C»U'.
frescoes 7-119a: council
(1431) 9-8Mb

47e,

431) 9-»»6b: government
-.llM. 19-56d: legal school
'-750a; medical sch.».l 19-

l- .;... .

wilpturr 91-649a; popula-

tion 19-7.- ; revolt 19-.V>a,

IS- I l.i : t l

lS--<Ib (U04); unlrrrdty 4-

17»a, t7-750e. 19-41b. 19-

573b; Venetian supremacy

19-iJld.

— . prov.. It. 29-80Sd: 19-6d;
9-337d: dialect dictionaries
9-1930.

Bolntrna, Bine marls of (geoL)
2t-M-.-
--..-..• 21-17.:.!.
Botocnese, II: tee Orimaldi.

BoKurnian phosphorus 9-401a.
BoloTeill.ni •

i.-r 19-i76o; 99-H33d;

99-536C.
Boloon. mU.. N.S.W. 19-538

fDS)
Bolur ( Bllanr), kimrdom, C. As.

lS-63Sc; 99-657b.

— . mta.. C.As.t-T40b.
Bolotora. Rim. 99-871 (E4).
Bolovens. mt*.. Fr.I.C. 14-

498 (D-E4); 19-l»0d.

— . tribe 14-4910.
Botoec, Jerome H. 9-7 4c,
BOLSENA. It. 4-1 79c: 15-4

(C-D3). See otto Vohinll.

— . lake. It. 15-4 <r:i>; 19-16

•i): 4-17'J.I: 29-190d.
Bolahaya (Bolstraya). riv..

Rnss.As.99-10(L3): 15-645b.
Botohe-Derbetovskiy. dist..

! - 2S-M'!.|.
BolsberyeUk. Rnss.As. 25-10

(L3): 19-645d.
Bobhol-Tokmak. RUSH. 23-

874 (E3).
Bobhoy, Isl., Arct. : tee Bllzh-

hoy (offlrial) 28-70a.
Bolson (diet.) 19-.',-.'Oil.
Bolson. mt.. cinl. 6-1 4 Id.
— de Mapimi. plain. Mex. 19-

:il- (BE- 6-1 ,:.i
Bobovrr. Thomas 94-814a.
BOLSOVER. P.-rby. 4-179rl;

9-116 (II. E3): 2-418d; geo-

iiKr*

— . lake.

. Can. 9-180 (M4).
Bolster (tool): brickwork 4-

51lb: fnrglng 19-664.1.
Bokterstone. Yorks. 28-933

,.•<>

Boktrava, riv., Ru.is.As. : tee
Bokhara.

BOLSWARD, HolL 13-588

(Cl): 9-4 lib.

Bokwert, Boetin* a 19-722d.
— . Sohelte a 19-7 22d.
Bolt. Va. 29-11-* (111 i.
— .head. Devon. 9-430 (VI.

E3>; 8-1320.
BOLT (diet.) 4-lSOb.

— (engineering) 15-490a; 15-

— (law") 14-5R.Sc.
Boltafia. Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
Bolt and shutter 9-547b.
lloltel (an-h.) : fee BowtoU.
Boltetua 17-S89e,
Bolteninae 27-389a.
Bolt-head (glass vessel) : tee

Bolthorn (myth.) 4-81Sa.
Bolt I (Iteh): tee Ilultl.
Boltigen. Switz. 99-141 (C3).
Bolt in, cape. Kor. : tee Mong-

naJ-kot

Bolt ing eloth 7-279a,
BOLTON. Dukei of 4-lSOb;

20-'.) >.9b.
— . duchem of. Lavinla Pow-

let! : nee Fenton. Ijirinla.
BOLTON. EDMUND 4-180e.
— . W. B. U-490b.

MM*
Jam. 9-160 (CfL

fc : .',

1 .

MMJfOiL Lano*. 4-IMM; 1«-
' 1611)

19-1

M9a; rainfall 1»- :

.-. 17-851 (l>«); 17-

; Md

—.Mich. 19-371 (fl
— . Miss. 19-
— . N.Y. 19-596 .-
— vSoot, 94-411 (F3); 19-

7 97 a.
— . Vt. 19-490 (BSW

•in. 9-11 a (I.C3),
—.castle. York*. 99-9S5b;

99-510b.

•iLltilo) dist.. Lanoa. 4-

1- ...i

— , moor. Lanca. 4-181b.
— , priory. Yorks. 4-lNlc.
BOLTON ABBEY, Yorka. 4-

1M. : 9-416 dl. li.'i.
Bolt on. luirv and Mmiohester

Canal 4-1 8lb.

— Houses, Lanos. 19-139 (Bl).

— k Sands. Lanes. 9-416
HI. IU):19-lS8c.

BOM M .--. r . ••..:: ^ajai

ners1 Assoc. 7-Mle,

— Notch, Conn. 9-951 (W).

— upon-Dearne, Yorka. 29-
933 (Dl).

Doltramo. Cl. A. 19-440a.
Bolt Tall, pt., Devon. 9-430

(VI. E3).

Bolt upright (diet.) 4-lROb.
Bolt wood, B. B. 29-7950 ;

22-soOa.

Boltzlus (faith healer) 19-1 S5d.
Boltzmann. Ludwlg 9-105c;

13-124c; radiation 19-155b,

99-790d; solution theon'

25-376h; speclflo heats 6-

68a; tliermo-electrioit y 26-

Mlk,
Bolus Head. cape. Ire. 14-

T44 (A5).
Bolva, riv.. Ruse. 93-871 (D5);

20-250C.

Bolyal. John 11-726C.
BOLZANO, BERNHARD 4-

ISlc.

Bolzano, A us. : tee Botzen.
Bom, gorge, RUSS.AS. : tee

Buam.
BOM A (Mboma), Bel.Cong.

4-1 <ld: 9-913 (A4); 9-

919I>: 6-927a-
— , dist., Bel. Cong. 9-913 (A4);

9-926d.

Boma (diet.) 99-396b.
Bomagandu.s.vf. 25-lffff (Dl).
BomaT, Belg. 3-668 (OS).
Bomar. Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Bomarea ovata 21-265c.
Bomanund, Russ. : tee Bomer-

sun.l.

Bomarton. Tex. 29-690 (112).
Bonuses, Fr.Cong. 11-99

(112).
BOMB (diet.) 4-18Id.

— (geoL)4-182a: 1-3758.
Bomba, King : tte Ferdinand

II, king of the Two Sicilies.
Bombaceae 7-157a; 19-563d;

99-551d.

Bombala, N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).
Bombard (music) : tee Pom-

nu>r.
BOMBARD (ordnance) 4-181a;

20-191&.
Bombarde of Ghent : tee

Dalle Orieto.
BOMBARDIER 4-1 «2b.

— ground beetle 6-fi«7d.
Bombardlno : tee Double bom-

.
BOMBARDMENT 4-1 S2b; 28-

Slto.

Bombardo, cape, Malta 17-

\n.
BOMBARDON 4-1 «2c: 27-

875a: 27-353 (fiir.*: 9-S91o.
Bnmlws. Chil. 2-4H1 (F6).
Bombasine: tee Bombazine.
l\.,:i,i.-,-, 21-1:' -' 1.
Bombax : ire Silk-cotton tree.

— oetba 9-917.-: 27-990*.

— Inxlime l-95Sa-
BOMBAY. India 4-1S3b; 14-

381 (Elfl); Anglican see
2-19d: roolle emitrration
7-7-:i: cotton trnilc 7
declination, magnetic 17-
S59b; freemasonrv ll-S5a;
High Court 2-2 16c: law
school 14-435c; libraries
19-561b; mint 19-559a; pe-
riodlcalu 21-1 5«a: nnlver-
sltv 4-1 RSb. 27-7758. 19-
166a: water supply 26-
BOMBAY, pr»««Mrnry, India
4-1- ..I: 1 ' - KM):

army 1-6 l.v: i-.itton trade
7-299d; famines 19-167b:

Mavttaa 14-Hls, 4-1""«.

:
B*mtM). S H It- -".

-UU'.n »-•! I., 99-
AOWa: 19-166a.

— . Bank of : ssc bank of
MM bar.

I...,, ,«-!-!

— Banna trading corporation
i

BOMBAY FURNITURE 4-

i - .

— hemp : sw Sana and Deooan

> . •
-Hook. kL, DeL 17-818

Bombay mastic : tee Mustagl-
"" AZINE4-I90b; 19-451b.

tie " (gunboat) 24-ul «
Bombelies, Look Philippe.

en •• -i.- «-i-' -
— . MARC MARIE. marqul«

dr 4-1900.
BonilM-lli. Rafael 1-niMl; 7-

BOMBERG. DANIEL 4-190c:

2i-7*7d.

liomlx-f. Alex. Cesar: tee

Berk, U. II.
llomollla 17-H77J.
Bomblnator 9-518a: 99-1035C.
Bamboo, plateau, IVru 5-7 Bib.
Bombnna : ttr Huinhulura.
li.tmbus : off Humble bee.
llmnby, castle, S< l .

Bombruldael9-859b; 99-795b;

19-499d.

llnmhvliuii : tee Bee-fly.
Il.>inl>yx 14-2 Ha; 28-100d.

— arraoaoenal* : tee Barmen
moth.

— oroert : tee Madrad moth.

— cynthim : tee Ailanthui
moth.

— fort unatus : tee Daaaee
moth.

— mori : tee Silkworm moth.

— »iwn»l» : tee Chinese
monthly moth.

— teitor : ter Boropooloo.
Bom Oonaelho, Bru. 4-440

(10.
Bomelau, hundred, Warwick.

29-343a.
Bomeraund, Kuw. l-469b; 7-

I . Id
Bom Kim, Bra*. (Bahla) 4-440

(14); 3-110b.

— Flm. Bru. (Qoyaz) 4-440

Hoinflm, Oporto 20-1 37c.
Bomhart : ter I'oninier.
l!..T..il.-ar 5-1.'-.-.
Bom Jardlm, Brax. 4-440
(H5); 21-1780.

— Jemu. Bnu. 4-440 (H4).

— Jeraa, sanctuary. Port.
4-378a.

Bomjur. India 14-376 (Q-R5).
Hom-Kemchik, riv., RUSS.AS.:

tee Kemchik.
Hummel, Holl.: tee Zalt Bom-

mel.
Bommelen, str.. Nor. 19-S04

(A3).
Bommel Oen, Uls., Nor. 19-

804 (A3).

Bommer, Dr C. 2O-.'>44a.
Bommes, Ft. 29-7 22c.
Bomo-Kandi, riv., BeLCone.

6-:>.M (1)2); 27-5530.
nomolochidae 9-660a,
ItDiiume, tribe l-330b.
Bomoseen, lake, Vt. 19-190

(A4); 27-10-.'5il.
Bompart, J. B. F. 11-204.1.
Bompata, Oo.Ort. 12-203 (B3).
Bompoka, lal.. Ind.O. 4-840

(BS).
Bomvanaland. dlKt., Cape Col.

5-'.'i:i.i: IS-''..:"'..
Bomvii. tribe 19-254d.
Bon, Bartolnmmeo 24-495b.

— , L. B. 9-506a.

Bon. cape. Tun. 1-843 (Dl);

B-656a; 27-393d; inhabit-

ants 27-396a.
Bon (festival) 19-1 R6a.
BONA. JOHN 4-1900.
BONA, AUr. 4-I90d: 1-643

ii'li; Barbary pirates 9-

3R4a; breakwater 4-476c;

Italian capture (1007) 18-
pnwTu l-644d.

— , Iv.Oit. 11-105 (E4); 16-

kn

— . (rnlf. Alg. 1-643 (Cl): 1-

— (Sforxa) : tee Bona Pforaa.
" Bona, The " (law case) 9-

:..:.!.
Bona adventiola (diet.) 23-

II : 1
Bonabe, tel., Pac,O. 19-436

(F.-.V
Bonaoca, M.. W.I. : trr

Guanaja.

BONA DEA 4-l9lb; 29-S9te;

94-

iiUnlWtb.
.

(la«l 4

bolder for »•!«• I m*
In do* eoon*.
-1*4.
ludai 14-J9J

. Kr. 17
>latr.
: 9-17 Id.

.
Bonaanrh, India 14-3N1 (L9).

Boo Air. Tenn. 99-a-Jo (Ft).

. enn. - .

- Air. Va. 99-118 (K3>: 29-

lllb.
Bonaire. Oa. 11-7S1 (C3).

— . W., W.I. 9-7 3id.
Bonald. Henri da 4-19ta.

— . LOUIS O. A., rleomte 4-
I91c: 11-1 4 Id.

— . L. J. M. de 4-19U; 9-U3a.

— . Itene de 4- 1 Via.

— . Victor de 4-191a.
Bonamarry, abbey, Ire. 9-

.'-.•• i
Bonainl. La. 17-54 (a3): 17-

....

Bflnan, Bwed. 99-190 (I>1).
Ilonanx, Viet. 99-38 (El).
Bonannus (bronze-worker) 19-

:••- !

BOB* notabllla 99-65M.
Bonanza. Ark. 2-551 (At).

— .Col. 9-71 H (1)3).

— . Oreir. 29-141 (D5).

— , sp. 29-.'>30 (114): 24-15!b.

— . Wyo. 29-874C.
Bonanza (mill.) 27-973c; 27-

6431,.

Bonanza Creek, riv.. Can. 15-
-17..

— farm wheat 29-S7»c.
Dorian. Hal. 19-814 (BS); 12-

Bonapart, lake, N.Y. 19-596

(Kl).

BONAPARTE (family) 4-192a;
2O- -J- l'l: <-xi>uUlon from
tYana- 19-K7Hd.

— , Auffnste Amelie : tee Ga-
briclll. conntosa.

— , liathllde. A. L.: a»Camba-
cerea, countess of.

— . CARLO 4-191b; 7-203d.

— , Charles Louis Napoleon :
tee Napoleon III.

— , Charles Joseph 4-197c.

— , CHARLES LUCIEN J. L.
4-196a; arientinc work 26-
542h. 22-7 461>. 2O-307C.

— , Charlotte Honorine Jose-

ihino : tee Prlmoll, coun-

tee Patterson,

polas.

—.Elizabeth:

Elizabeth.
— . Franools Charles J. : tee

Relcnstadt, Napoleon, duke

of.
— . Jeanne : tee Veuce, mar-

qulae de.
— , JEROME 4-195c: 19-223a:

10-237c; Qnatre-Braa 28-

376b.
— , JOSEPH 4-19!c: 4-245c;

In Nnplr* IS-lfih, 19-1 H6b:

in Swiii 25-.-..V.a, 15-866d.

21-92r. 28-1 48c.
— . Julie Charlotte Z.T.L.D.B.:

tee Roccagiovine, marquise

de.

— , Letltta l-804o.
— . LOUIS 4-19ld: 13-6040.
— . LOUIS LUCIEN 4-196b;

4-22 4r.

—.LUCIEN 4-193d: 22-150d.
— . MARIA ANNUNCIATA

Caroline 4-195c; 19-18a;

19-302a.
— . MARIANNE ELISA 4-194c;

17-9.V; 10-7 36a.
— . Marie Deslree EoRenie : tee

Campello, countess of.
— . MARIE PAULINE 4-195b;

ll--JO'.ia: 15-560d.
— , MATHILDE LETITIA

Wilhelmins 4-197b.
— . Napoleon : aee Napoleon I.
— . NAPOLEON EUGENE

LOUM J. J. 4-1971).
— . NAPOLEON JOSEPH

(Plnn-Plon) 4-19Rrt: 14-

117b: In Italy 15-56d; mani-
festo 19-877d.

— , Napoleon Lout* 19-1 lie.
— . PIERRE NAPOLEON 4-

19Bc.

Bonaparte. la. 14-732 (F4).
— , riv.. Can. 4-60O (E3).

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 99-354
(Kl).

— dock. Antwerp : tee Little
dock.

Bonaparte's Park, N.J. (Bor-

dentown) 4-245c.
li.m \<nia. Tenn. 29-620 (Dl).
Bonar. Andrew A. 94-464C.
— . HORATIUS 4-197c: 14-

19«d.
Bonar Bridge. Soot. 24-412

urn

24-:
, Jean M. 94-MMe;

IlJoa vacantla 1-194&

Bonavenlura. Idanann, oar-
dinal 17-37a.

BONAVEMTURA. 9T 4-lt7d;
9-l54a; 9-4>6e; eeUbacf
9-«Ula; brmm 14-1-:.;
preach-

mysticism i9-lUc;
ofMT«otoN.OULSS-7

BofMT«otoN.OULSS-7*4<DS).

— . Fla, 19-540 («».
—.bead. Md. 19-479 (1)1).

— .W.. Can. 22-7*4 (U-Et);

Bonaveotore mlam 17-87 la.
Boo* ri rapta 19-11 Ob.
Bonavtsla, Nfd. 19-479 (I>1).
—. bar. Nfd. 19-479 (Dl >'*-

47Sd; fisheries 19-48U;

quarries 19-4810,

— . cape. Nfd. 19-479 (Dx).
BOM Vkta, kk.. Pae.O. : tee

Tinlan.
flnaaiiu Scot. M-418 (AD.

BoncellfM, fort. IW-lg. 19-593C.
BONCHAMPS. CHARLES M.

A.. in«r«|uU de 4-l!<"'l.
Boncheff OKtantM) 4-7 86a,
Bonchurcb. I. of W. 17-101 tb;

S5fZ

Boncomparnl dl llombrllo.

C.. count 19-56d: 15-5 7 a.
Boncourt, Swltz. 99-141 <CJ).
BOND. SIR EDWARD AU-

(uuiu 4-198d.

— . U. 1'. 9-760d: 24-llle.
. ]!• •!!•>• 19-1890.

— . OUrer 19-444d: 9-4154.

— . Sir Robert 19-481c.

— . W. C. l-815d; 24-2338;
21-SSld.

l:..r ..1. Bk IS-'- '• H L

— . mt.. N.H. 19-490 (Dl).
Bond (brickwork) 4-514c; 17-

MM
BOND (taw) 4-199a; 7-36C,

— (South Africa) : tee Afrik.n.
dcr Bond.

Bondage (diet.) 4-1 99b.
BONDACER (ernii.) 4-1994.
Bond Co., 111. 14-304 (C5).
BONDE. CUSTAF. count 4V-
199(1.

— .Karl Knutason : tee Charles'
VIII. (of Sweden).

Bonde. Bound. Nnr. 12-941*.
BONDED WAREHOUSE 4-

!00a: drawbacks 9-5S2a_
Bondel 8-35gd.
Bondeli. Julie de 29-«lld.
Bondelxwarta, tribe 11-SOlc.
Bondeno, It. 9-33Ka.
Itondergaarde 9-25d.
HnmicvenUge 9-37d.
Bond-Bar Treaty 19-48ib.
Bond Hill, O. 99-18 (K-L6);

6-373c.
Bondhusbrae. glacier. Nor.

12-94 1 a.
Bond!. N.S.W. 19-538 (D3);

—. bay, N.S.W. 19-538 (D3).
Bondo. pas*. Alps l-745b.

— . tribe l-330c.

Bond of Cnmberaauld (1640)

l«-793d.
Bondog. IMs. 21-392 (P4).

— . pt.. P.Is. 21-392 (D4).
Bondon cheese 7-750*.
Bondonga 3-359b.
Bondowoao, Jan 15-184 (PI);

..

Bond'* lake. Nfd. 19-479 (Cl).
Bond's drift. S.Af. 29-10.Mb.
Bond's hospital. Coventry 7-

94*9.
Bond stones (arch.) : tee Par-

pent stones.
Bond Street, Lond. 19-938

(El).

r, • :-i.:'- . V am 20-- •!'. .
BONDU, W.A1. 4-lOOc; 11-

104 (BS).

Bonduc nut 19-91 8b.
Tlnnduel. Wi«. 29-740 (E4).
Ilondurant. la. 14-731 (I>3).
Bondville. HI. 14-304 (D3).

— . Vt. 19-490 (B5).
Bondy, FT. 19-778 <C5); 29-

M i

— porcelain factory.Fr. (ParU)
5-7 53b.

BONE. HENRY 4-20Od: 19-
51 7 c.

— . W. A. 1-138»: 19-473b; 17-
774b.

Bone. Alg.: ter Bona.
Bone, MalArch. : tee Boot

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.
ill

BONE-BORO

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

BONE (anat.) 4-200d; 28-
609d; diseases and Injuries
4-200d, 23-314d, 6-HGOe
(figs.); gelatin 11-5S5C
growth 8-6 19a, 13-940C
manure 17-617d, 1-3'JGa, 13-
753d; marrow 6-96 Ib, 20-
914b, 4-S4c; oil 4-203a;
pneumaticity (birds) 23-
187c.

— (poker) 21-900d.

Bonea, It. 15-4 (C6).

Bone-ash 4-202d; S-754a.

BONE BED (geol.)4-203a; 27-
260; Rhaetic 4-203b, 23-
230b.

— black : see Animal charcoal.

— collagen : set Ossein.

— corpuscle 6-961a.

— daags 4-2 03d.

— fat20-47a;20-50d.

— former : see Osteoblast.
Bone Gap, 111. 14-304 (Do).

— glue 12-1 43b.

Bone Hill Creek, riv., N.Dak.

19-780 (F3).
Boueia 6-24 Id.
Bone implements : Celtic 2-

351a; Scandinavian 24-288a.
BONE-LACE 4-203b; 16-40a.
BoneUia 8-882a; l-585c; 20-

795c.

Bonelli's warbler l-754c.
Bonello, Matthew 28-671b.
BONER, ULRICH 4-203b; 11-

787b.

Bones, Nor. 19-804 (Dl)
Bone-setting 1S-488C.
Boneshaker 7-683b.
BO'NESS, Scot. 4-203c; 24-

418 (D2); 28-181c; friendly

society ll-217d; shipping

27-603d.
Bonesteel, S.Dak. 25-506

(F-G4).

Bonet, Juan Pablo 7-887c.
— , Theophilel8-52a; 18-832c.
Bonet, lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
— , mt., Alps 26-242 (A4).
Bonete, int., S.Am. l-963b.
Bonetraill, N.Dak. 19-780

(Al).
Bone -turquoise 27-483a; 15-

95a.

Boneville, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
Bonfleld. III. 14-304 (D2).
BONFIGLI, BENEDETTO 4-

203d.

Bonftni. Antonio 13-925a.
BONFIRE 4-203d; in war 10-

722b.

Bonfol, Switz. 26-242 (C2).
Bonga, Aby. 1-83 (map); 1-

86(1.

— , Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B3).
Bonga (treaty) 5-598d.
BONGARS, JACQUES 4-204b.
Bongartz, J. 2-128a.
Bon Gaultier : see Martin, Sir

Theodore.

Bonggo, D.N.Guin. 19-487 (Cl).
BONGHI, RUGGERO 4-204c;

15-63c;27-770a.
Bongo, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D7).
— , riv., C.Af. 19-693 (B6);

3-2 13a.
BONGO, tribe 4-204C; l-330a;

colour 19-344d, 25-lUUb;

depilation 19-99C.
BONGO (zool.) 4-205a; 2-89d.
Bongon, Bor. 4-257 (Cl).
Bougong, India : see Bangaon.
Bongor, Camer. 5-110 (B2).
BONHAM, Tex. 4-205b; 26-

690 (L2).

— , isls., Pac.O. : see Jaluit,
Bonheur, Augusts 4-205b.
— , Isidore 4-205b.
— , Juliette 4-205b.
— , ROSA 4-205b.
Bonheur. Can. 20-1 1 I (Bl).
BONHEUR DU JOUR 4-205C.
Bonhill, Scot. 24-418 (B3); 1-

57 2d.
Bonhomme, isl., S.Dak. 25-

506 (Ho).

— , pass, Alps l-743d; 28-214C.
Bonhomme (religious order)

28-700b.
Bon Homme Co., S.Dak. 25-

506 (H4).

Bonhote, J. L. 14-28a.
Boni, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E3);

4-205d.
BONI, state, MaLArch. 4-

205d; 5-599a.
— , U.Sen. 11-204 (F2).
— , gulf, Mal-Arch. 17-466

(E3);5-596d.
— , riv., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(E3); 5-597b.

Boniape, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B2).
Bonichi, Bindo 14-903C.
BONIFACE,ST4-206a; Aethel-

bald l-289b; Charles Mar-

tel 10-808c; church organiza-
tion 6-339c ; widows' sacrifice

ll-330e; women's pilgrim-
21-609d.

BONIFACE I. (pope) 4-206d.

— II. (pope) 4-2 06d.

— III. (pope) 4-206d.

— IV. (pope) 4-206d.

— V.(pope)4-207a.

— VI. (pope) 4-207a.

— VII. (pope) 4-207a.

— VIII. (pope) 4-207a; 10-
818c; 23-675d; condemna-
tion 15-436a, 26-597c;
Dante 7-812c; Sicily 11-
57c; Jubilee year 15-534c,
21-609a; Langton tried by
16-179a; Liber Sextua 6-
19Sb.

BONIFACE IX.(pope)4-207c;
14-506d; 23-680C.

— (bishop) 4-159c.

— (of Montferrat) 18-780d;
East Roman Empire 3-
244c; Thessalonica 17-220c.

— (Roman governor) : see
Bonifacius.

BONIFACE (of Savoy)4-207d;
9-491b.

— (of Tuscany) 27-485b; 4-
208a.

Bonifacio, Andres 21-399a.

— (on signs for deaf) 7-887d.
BONIFACIO, Cors. 4-207d;

15-4 (B4); geology 7-199b.

— , str., Medit. 15-4 (B4).

Bonifacius, St : see Bruno of
Q uerfurt.

BONIFACIUS (Roman gover-
nor) 4-20Sa; 23-657d.

Bonjfey, Fla. 10-540 (C6).

Bouifazio, Richard of : see
Richard of Bonifazio.

Bonigen, Switz. 26-242 (D3);
4-5 63a.

Boni homines 10-53 la.

Bonilla, Manuel 13-651c.

— y San Martin, Adolfo 25-
588b.

Bonilla, S.Dak. 2S-50fi (G3).
Bonillo, El, Sp. 25-530 (D3).
Boni mores 23-52 8c.
Bonin, C. E. (traveller) 12-

165d.
— , Edward Ton (general) 25-

874a.
BONIN, isls., Jap. 4-208b; 20-

436 (D2); 26-437b.

— Trench, Pac.O. 19-973b.
Bonita, Ariz. 2-544 (C3).

Colo. 6-722 (D3).
La. 17-54 (Cl ).
Miss. 18-600 (D3).
Mont. 14-27(1 (C2).
Tex. 26-690 (K2).
Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544
<D3).
Bonitary ownership : see Domi-

nium.

Bonito, Braz. 4-440 (K4).
— , riv., Braz. 2-31 5a.
Bonito (fish) 12-203d; 21-

394a; 28-540c.
BONITZ, HERMANN 4-20Sd;

6-460d.
BONIVARD, FRANCOIS 4-

209a.
Bonizo (bishop) 5-196c.

— (father of Gregory VII.) :
see Bunicus.

Bonjedward, Scot. 23-790d.
Bonjem, TripoU 1-320 (El).
Bonkefi (dialect) 3-359c.
Bonmahqn, Ire. 28-369a.
Bonmoulins Conference 21-

379a;23-294c.
Bonn, Andrew l-935b.
BONN, Ger. 4-209a; 11-808

(I. j-k7); Franks ll-36b;

observatory 19-957a; Old

Catholics 20-68b, 14-512d,

8-391d; sieges (1673) 8-

733d, (1689) 6-640d; treaty

(921) 17-9d; university 27-

767a, 10-23 la.
Bonna, lake, Sen. 11-204

(F3).

— , pt., N.S.W. 26-278 (C5).
Bonnard, Pierre 20-505d.
BONNAT, LEON JOSEPH

Florentin4-210a,
— , M. J. (African trader) 2-

727a; 12-20:">a ; 28-199a.
Bonnat, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Bonn Bad, Switz. 26-242 (C3);

ll-212d.
Bonn Durchmusterung 21-

530c.
Bonne (of Poland) : see Bona

Sforza.
— , Francois de : see Lesdi-

guieres, Francois de Bonne,

duke of.
Bonne, bay, Nfd. 19-479

(A2).

— Bay, pond, Nfd. 19-479
<B2).

Bonneau. S.C. 25-500 (E3).
BONNE - CARRERE, GUFL-

laume de 4-2 lOa.
Bonnefont, Fr. 13-72c.
Bonne Idee Bayou, riv., La.

17-54 (Cl).

Bonnelle, fort, Fr. 16-177d.
— , riv., Fr. 16-177c.
Bouuemaius, Madame de 4-

319a.

Bouuemaisouia l-592b.
BONNER, EDMUND 4-210a;

9-532d; Book of Homilies

13-645a.
Bonner, Mont. 14-276 (C2);

18-607d.

— Co., Ida. 14-276 (Al).
Bonne Roche, Fr. 16-632a.
Bonner's Ferry, Ida. 14-276

(Al); 14-277d.
Bonne's projection 17-658C.
Bonnet, Auguste Bernard 21-

539a.
— , CHARLES 4-21 la; 11-

138c; 10-30a.
— , Pierre Ossiau 26-12 Hi.
— , Stede 21-64 Ib.
— , Th6ophile : see Bonet,Theo-

phile.

Bonnet, lake, Can. 17-584 (D2).
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (C2); 16-

404b.

BONNET (diet.) 4-21 Id.
Bounetable, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Bonnet de pretre (fortifica-
tion) 10-687a.

Bonne Terre, Mo. 18-608 (F4).
Bonnet-macaque 22-331a.
Bonnet pepper 5-589b.
Bonnette, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Bouneuil, Etienne de 27-783c.
Bonucuil, Fr. 10-778 (C5).
BONNEVAL, CLAUDE ALEX-

andre 4-2 12a.
Bonneval, Fr. 10-778 (E3);

9-90 Ib.
BONNEVILLE, BENJAMIN L.

E. 4-212b.

Bonneville, Fr. 10-778 (H4).
— , lake, Utah 12-422a; 27-

630b.
BONNEY, THOMAS GEORGE

4-2 12c; 18-22 Ib.
Bonnie, 111. 14-304 (D5).
" Bonnie Earl of Moray, The "

(song) 13-954d.
BONNIER, ANGE E. L A.

4-212d.

— , Gaston 21-749a; 16-578d.
— , T. P. E. 24-642d.
Bonnieux, Fr. 10-778 (G6).
BonnievUle, Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Bonnington, Can. 5-160 (A3).
— , Scot. 24-418 (D3).

— Falls, Can. 23-7 52d.

— Linn, fall, Scot. 24-418
(D3); 6-572c.

BONNIVET, GUILLAUME

Gouffier de 4-212(1 ; 3-554c;

10-934d.
Bonnor, C. J. (cricketer) 7-

444b.
Bonny, William (traveller) 25-

781a.

Bonny, Nig. 19-678 (C5).
— , riv., Nig. 19-678 (Co); 19-

675b.
Bonnybridge, Scot. 24-418

(D2);25-928c.
Bonnycastle, Sir Richard 11-

463d.

" Bonny Lass" (horse) 13-734c.
Bonnyrigg, Scot. 24-418 (E3);

8-94od.

Bonnyside, Scot. 4-584b.
Bounytouu, hill, Scot. : see

Glower-o'er-'em.
Bonny Town, Nig. : see Bonny,

Nig.

Bono (of Ferrara) 17-602d.
Bono, Ark. 2-552 <E2).
Bono et malo : see Odio et

atia.

Bonoma, Bulg.: see Vidin.
BONOMI, GIUSEPPI (sen.)

4-2 13a.

— , Giuseppi (jun.) 4-2 13a.
Bonomisaki, cape. Jap. 15-

156 (F-G11).
BONONCINI, GIOVANNI BAT-

tista4-213b; 12-911c.
— , Giovanni Maria 4-213b.
— , Marc' Antonio 4-2 13b.
Bononia, Fr. : see Boulogne-

sur-Mer.
BONONIA, It, 4-213c; 15-26

(C2); 2-151a. See also

Bologna.
Bononian group 22-122b; 15-

569c.

Bonorum possessio 23-560b.
Bonorva, It. 15-4 (B4).
Bonosus (of Sardica) 17-8 12b;

15-326d.

Bonpas, riv., 111. 14-304 (E5).
BONPLAND, AIME JACQUES

Alexandre 13-8 7 3d; 8-9 12c.
Bonsa, riv., Go.Cst. 12-203

(A4).
Bonsall, Derby. 9-416 (II.

D3); geology 8-71a.
Bon Secour, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
Bonsecours, Fr. 23-769b.
Bon Secours, bay, Ala. 1-460

(B5).

Bon Sens 5-555b.
Boushaw, N.S.W. 19-538 (Fl)
Bousiguori, Francesco 3-7 U2a.
liousor, Rhod. 25-466 (K2).
Bouspiel (diet.) 7-646a.
Bons Signaes, riv., Port.E

Af. 25-406 (N2); 22-166b.
BONSTETTEN, CHARLES

Victor de 4-214a.
Bontebok 2-92a.
Bonte Koe, Cape Col. 25-Jlio

(C7).
Boutenips, G. (glass-maker)

12-88a.
Bonto-quagga : see Burchcll's

zebra.

Boutfaen, Y, Wales : see Cow-
bridge.
Bonthain, Mal.Arch. 17-466

(D4); 5-598c.
— , mt., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(E4); 5-597b.
Bouthe, S. L. 11-204 (B5);

25-55C.
Bont Newydd, Wales : see Port

Newydd.

Boutoc, IMs. 21-392 (C2).
Bontoua Haru, mt., Mal.Arch.

17-466 (D-E4); 24-«7b.
Bontoux, Paul 2-142d.
Bont tick 28-13b; 26-937b.
Boutuku, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E

F5); 15-99b; 15-100a.
Bonus, Tex. 26-690 (L6).
BONUS (diet.) 4-214b; 14-

672a; 22-279a.
Bonvalot, P. G. (explorer) :

Himalaya 13-470d; Kueu-

lun 15-938c; Pamirs 20-

656a; Tibet 2-739b, 26-

924d.
Bonvalot, mt., Tib. 6-168

(D3).

Bonvecino (of Riva) 14-898d.
Bouviciuo, Alessandro : see

Moretto, II.

Bonville, Hugues de 17-7 18a.
— , William, Lord Harington :

see Haringtou, William Bon-
ville.

— of Chuton, William Bon-
ville, baron 9-517b.

Boavilston, Wales 9-428 (V.

E5).

Bonvin, Francois 20-503C.
llonvis, Anthony 8-134b.
Bouvoisin, Maurice 5-334b.
Bonvoisin, mt., Alps 1-7 42b.
Bouvouloix, isls., N.G. 19-

487 (G3).
Bonxie 25-195C.
Bony amber l-793a.

— fishes : see Teleostei.

— labyrinth 8-792c.

Bonza Congo, Aug. : see Sao
Salvador.

BONZE 4-214b.

liou/oline 3-935d.

Booby (bird) ll-454a.

Boocercus : see Bongo (zool.).

Boodle, L. A. (botanist) 21-
7 4 la.

Boodlea l-587d.

Boodle's Club 6-567b.

Boodt, Ansekn Boethius de
18-509c.

Boody, 111. 14-304 (C4).

Book, plateau. Colo.; see Roan.

BOOK 4-2 14h; burial with
dead ll-330d: condemna-
tion (at Bagdad) 2-279d, (by
in(iuisition) 14-37 4c, 14-
591a; early printed 27-
534d; illuminated : see Illu-
minated MSS; prices 22-
630d, 28-6 Me.

" Book " (in whist) 28-594c.

BOOK-BINDING 4-216c; 4-
216b; enamelled metal co-
vers 9-364 (Plate): leathers
16-34ob; trade unions 27-
146c.

Book-boards 25-106c.

BOOKCASE 4-221b; 11-364
(PI. III.); medieval libraries
16-550a.

Book Cliffs, Colo. 6-722 (C2).

Book cloth 5-609d.

BOOK-COLLECTING 4-221d.
See also Bibliography.

Book Concern 18-2'J5d.

— debts (law) 7-40b.
Booker, John 1-7 lid.
Booker, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E4).
Bookhara, Great, Sur. 16-942

(C3).

— , Little, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
Book hand (writing) 20-557a,

27-SlOc.

Booking (law) : see Feu.
3OOK-KEEPING 4-225b.
Bookland : see Bocland.
Book-louse 19-439b (rig.); 13-

418c; 7-901a; scales 16-

465a. See also Copeognatha.
Bookmaker 3-826c.
lookman, S. C. 25-500 (C2).
Book -muslin 7-278b; 19-93c.

Book of Aidtt, Book ot

Armagh, &c. : see Aicill,

Book of; Armagh, Bosk of,

&c. .
Book named the flovernour

(Sir Thomas Elyot) 9-303b.
Book of the Kinus oj Israel and

Judah 6-300b.
Book-piles 4-232c.
BOOK-PLATES 4-230b; 4-232

(Plate).
Book post 22-181b; France

22-193b;U.S. 22-195d.
Book-Prices current (J. H.

Slater) 4-225a.
BOOK-SCORPION 4-233b; 2-

308c; 13-446d.
Booksellers : see Bookselling.
Booksellers' Association 1S2-

630a;4-234d.
BOOKSELLING 4-233c; 22-

«28c; 28-530b; in Leipzig

16-401C.

Book War 19-558d; 22-630c.
Book which showeth the life and

manners of all true Chris-
tians (Browne) b-'J.'lla.
Boolaboola, lake, N.S.W. 19-

538 (B3).

Boolbarly, W.Aus. 2-960 (A4).
BOOLE, GEORGE 4-235a; 1-

614a; l-640c.
— , Mary 4-235b.
Booleying (diet.) 14-768b.
Booligal, N.S.W. 19-538 (C3).
Boolya (diet.) 17-306c.
Boom, Belg. 3-668 (Dl);

geology 20-82a.
BOOM (diet.) 4-236a; coast-
defence 6-602b.
Boomah nut 19-91 Sb.
Boomer, W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
BOOMERANG 4-236b; 9-45b-

27-3o2c.

Boomi, N.S.W. 19-538 (El).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (El).
Boomiaricool, N.S.W. 19-538

(B4).
Boompjes, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-

466 (B4).
Boomplaats : battle (1848) 20-

155b; 15-125a.
Boon, Mich. 18-372 (E5).
Boon (flax mauuf.) 10-487b.
Boondee, India : see Bundi.
Boondelcund, India : see Bun-

delkliaud.
BOONE, DANIEL 4-236d; 4-

237b; 15-745C.
— , Thomas 19-513d.
Boone, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
— , Colo. 6-722 (F3).
BOONE, la. 4-237a; 14-732

(L>2).

Boone, N.C. 19-772 (Al).
— , Neb. 19-324 (F3).
— , riv., la. 14-732 (D2).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (Bl).

— Co., la. 14-732 (C-D3).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (Dl).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (D4).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (D2).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (F-G3).

— Co., W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

— Grove, Ind. 14-422 (C2).
Boonesborough, Ky. 15-7 43d.
Booneville, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , la. 14-732 (D3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (E3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , N.C. 19-772 (Bl).
Boonsboro, Md. 17-828 (Dl).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).

Boonsville, Tex. 26-690 (K2).
Boonton, N.J. 19-502 (D2).
Booiiville, Ind. 14-422 (C8).
BOONVILLE, Mo. 4-237 b; 18-
608 (D3); battle (1862) 24-
847c.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

3oonworks 28-83b.

Boophilus bovis; see Rhipi-
cephalus annulatus.

Boopis : see Hera Boiipis.

Boor, Ire. 14-744 (D3).

Boorabbin, W.Aus. 2-960 (C6).
Boord and Son D. Huddart 12-

BOOR'DE, ANDREW 4-237b;

5-652b; 10-615b.
Boorooman, Queens. 2-960

(H4).
Booroondara, mt., N.S.W. 19-

538 (C2).
Booroorban, N.S.W. 19-538

(C4).

Boorowa, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Boort, Viet. 28-38 (B2).
Boorthanna, S.Aus. 2-960 (F5).
BOOS, MARTIN 4-238a.
Boos, Fr. 10-778 (E3); 24-

589b.
Boosey v. Davidson 7-1 22b.

— v. Jeffreys 7-122b.

— V. Purday 7-122b.

— v. Wliight 7-121d.
Booster (electric) l-133b; 9-

195a; 27-126b.

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112

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Instructions given on Pmge I.

Junod Hoot.
.OUDb. »-i

I r ) 4-S3Ha: Urock

. K..IIWII 7-2.UI*.

.Uwrlo. 4-»39d.

— ,Obart«.(bp.) 19-7 37 b.

Chart*. («H-l..l.«trt) 4-
hsd: 8-«S4*786-»W

— . Edwin (Thomas) 4-239*.

- F.IU 4-140b; 81-9140

— . Owwre, lit Huron Uela-
mere : tf* I x-Umere. (jawc*

.

— .11. -tin. .'ml Huron Dela-
more and lutwl of Warrti«-

•tr WarriiMTtun. H.-ury
Booth, lit earl of.

iiry iiMwiiieerj 26-823*.

— , lliimubrarMwO.

— . .r..im WUkos lt-709o; 14-

— . .iiinnix llrtitus 4-239*.

i. MI S-2OC.

— . Settle* 0-346*.

— . Thorn*. 6-5390.

—! WILLIAM (" General ") 4-

-' • ' .
Booth, Ala. 1-460 (CS).

— , hill. < '.inn. 6-952 (C4).
BOOTH (diet. >4-24i>a.
Hoothani. York. 28-929C.

'.«>. M.-. 17-Cil (CSV.

— Harbor. Me. 17- .
Boothby. I". (lawn-tennis

player) 10-303b.
Boothby Qraffo, Lines. 16-
7! .

— Racnell, Lines. 17-598*.
Boothc. Ark. 2-552 (AS).
Bootherium bouibifroiw 14.

— cavifrons 19-92c.
Boothia, Isth.. Can. 5-160 (L3).

— . irulf. Can. 5-160 (LI).
BOOTHIA, penin.. Can. 4-

240b; 4-160 (K-L1); 11-

32.-: 20--.M7 b.
Boothlte 7-109(1.
Booths, Feast of : tee Taber-

nacles, Feast of.
Booth Steamship Co. 25-

- .11
Bootlntown, Lanes. 16-139

Booth Town. York*. 28-933

(M -I-

— \\.~Hl. York*. 28-933 (B2).
Bonthwyn. Pa. 21-106 (M6).
BooUkln : tee Boot.

BoMta, .--.in 4-J ;«.-.

I! ...' : ,. ~ 15-l.il'.-.

Bootle. John 16-1 II.-.
Bootle. Cuinb. 9-412 (I. B4).
BOOTLE. Lanes. 4-240b; 16-

139 (A3).
Boot le-Wilbraham. earls of La-

I In im : tec Lat horn, Bootle

Wilbraham, carte of.
Boot -making 24-993b; trade

disputes 25-1 02 ia.
Boott. Kirk 17-77*.
Boot* Spur, Tut.. N.I1. 19-

49D (E3): 19-490d.
BOOTY (diet.) 4-2400.
Boparaba, Bcl.Congo : tee Ba-

fainba.

Boporo. I. ill. 11-104 <C5).
BOPP. FRANZ 4-2 lOc; 21-

4:i"l>: 8-406d; library 7-

!•. Ib.
BOPPARD. Oer. 4-241o; 11-

808 (II. 18); revolt (1231)

1J--.1::' I.
Boqnelrao. llraz. 4-440 (114).

— . mts.. Br&x. 4-440 (H4).
Bo.iiuTao, pt,, Madeira 17-281

(map).

l!.,.,u,T..n. P. It. 22-124 (AC).
Bor inn Hi. i 4--i23a.
: 23-872 (E8).

— . Sud. 26-9 (C4) ; 19-093
,. -.-: IS-.-.'.: 1.

— . Turk. As. 19-536 (C2); nit-
lite remains 13-536b.

— . riv., Initui 28-

Bora, Catherine von 17-lSSo.
Bora. mts.. Or. 12-440 (A3).
Bora (caste) 14-4191).

— (rite*) 2-957d: 4-791b.
BORA (wind) 4-241c; l-218b;

7-472c.
Bora -Bora. M., Pac.O. : tee

Bola-Bola. Isl.

Boraclc acid : tee Boric acid.
BORACITE 4-24 Id: 6-7Sa.
BORAGE 4-2 42b; flower 4-

BORAG1NACEAE 4-242b; 16-
4d.

•«>•». (**— imd .|iwu) 21-

>nl- ll-U4b;4-

BORAS, Mwed. 4-t43a; 84-

ill 2..-l'JII..
. In!-- 4-<i.'".i. 6"

lliinuHUiilMr.ln.il . :

HonMmw21-

Uoraxu. 6-WJII.; 4-.M»Hb; leaf

•0-S4H.
— fUbelufonnU : ttt Palmyra

Bonwton. Salop »-l2ii (III.

• : Oal. t-« (E4).
UtiralM 4-24ld; 4-«68b; 0-

M i
Horm-tUhkln. Turkent. 6-18(1

ll.m.v. lake. Cal. 4-1431..
BORAX 4-.'i:ia: detectl.in 1-

SSOa; prMerraUre l-226a;

•oldcrtlitf 4-48IL..
— bead* 6-62b.

.

ll.irux Klat. Cal. S--< (Kl).
Borailan. Pen. 21-188 (B3);

lO-l90a: 21-1911).
llorba. linu. 1-785 (map);

4- III) (II ll: 1-7'JHa.
Il.irt.al... iut..Ciiii<-. 23-S72 (II.

1)2); 5-:..-i;la; 7-729C.
Borbotonuunu, Uor. : tee

Wonaa,

Horbon. IMs. 21-392(05).
UorlHinico, Miueo, Naplea If-

I7-.I 1
Borboolooa B., Codex 1-808

ll'l. I. tlRH. 9. 10).

ll.irli.iretiia, int«.. linu. 4-440

: 4-111...
BorboniH, lake, Anc.Gr. 12-

440 (All.

It.Tl". li.-r. 8-886a.
Boroea, riv.. Hum. 23-S26

(C2): 4-967d.
Borchalo. riv.. Cauc. 23-874

.11. D.-l).
I(.ir.-lmrdt-Leuger pistol 21-

-

.
Boreherelre. dint., Yorks. : tee

i ur...
Borchers, J. A. W. : COI.J..T

reflnlng 7-l()Sc: electric

furnace 9-233a; calcium 4-

971b; mairneslum 17-320a;

diver 25-115c; lino ta-

li- lo.
BorcliKrevlnk, Oantens E. 21-

;i. ; ...
Borchkha, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

B-C3).
Borckenhagen. Carl 5-242b;

25-477b.

Don-ill". II oil. : tee Borkelo.
Uord 6-582a.
Borda. Idiart* 27-S08b.
—.JEAN CHARLES 4-243d;

hydrodynamics 14-129a;

statue 7-87S&; tables 26-

..
Borda, cape, S.Aua. 2-960

(K7).

BORDAGE (diet.) 4-243d.
Itor.l and pillar work : tee

Pillar worktnc.
Bordar4--.'44a; 28-sil..
Borde, Andrew : tee Boordo,

Andrew.
BORDEAUX. Kr. 4-244a: 10-

77s (D5): 4-139d; ot>«er-

vatory 19-9."i(i.l ; popul.-itinn

10-780b: pottery 5-739a;

trail 10 univenatr

lO-797d. 27-760a.

— : lli*l<irv 4-2 1 1. 1: 25-539b;
13-8«2c: 4-(lM<-: French
revolution 11- 1 Mb; Moslem
conquest 5-371) : National
Aasemblv 10-873d; Hevolt
(1635) l6-836a.

— B 8-7461).

— . Pacte de 10-87 4a.

— wine, red : tee Claret.

— wines : trr umlrr (iironde.
I'.or.l.-ira. Port. 26-MO (A4).
ll.ir.li-liiis. Fr. 21-898C.

" ll..r.|,.| .1- " i-hil.l 24-985b.

:- .-atJl.- 12-49a.
Bordelalse, Isls.. Pac.O. : tee

Oraluk.

ll..r.l.'l"iivill.-. Ijl. 17-.r. I
BORDEN. SIR FREDERICK

William 4-ji:.li.

— . ROBERT LAIRD 4-245b.
BonliMi, In.l. 14-422 (1

— , Va. 28-118 (!)-.>).

1 ;..].!,. nave concrete srstem

6-840a.
I!.ir.l,-n Co., Tex. 26-690 (F3).

l-lf,ii . I >2).

BORDENTOWN. N..1. 4-
19-J02 (C3); 19-5050.

i • • . • ft • • : : I :

•

l i
i
Border UtHsUr

14-732(113).
4-l45o; 84-

' Town. H.Aus. 1X0

Bonder War (1856) 18-6A8O.
» arrant 2b

. Kort dr.. Grr. 18-310.

i, ,1, .. ,. U . r. J-.- I. , .

bey tm-tWi-a. 18-551*.
Hordet(barterluliwii<t)*-I77b.

: i
HOHDU.HKHA. It. 4-246C;

16-4

Bording, Anden. 8-40c.
Hording. Den. 8-24 (H2).
llordley. Ky. 15-740 (A3).

. Isl.. Faeroe tats. 18-

n..i.l..i-iii. Katutina : see Basse,

- ilia.
BORDONE. PARIS 4-24Bd.

li.ir.l.inus : tee C'bolr-«tavos
.•id banks 6-
l-.ii.-iin.- 17-55d.
— , Eugene 19- ln'J.-.
BORE i.li.-t.)4-2l7a.
— (geog.) 26-9:i«.l : 8-7911.;
Amazon 1-7 89b; HugU 23-

.

BONI M-I.-.I.
Boreadae (myth.) : tee Calais

..!,.! /.

Boreal mrlon 3-975b.
BOREAS (myth.) 4-247b; 2-

883a: 14-25d.
BONMOI •- 4-JI7!..
Borecole : tee Kale.

W. 19-538 (D2).
Boreham. Ess. 16-942 (Ol);

9-785d.
Borehamwood. Herts. 16-942

.. J>.

Rorek of .Miletlnek 28-992C.
llorel (of liarcelona) 25-1 17c.
Jean Louis 20-290b.
I'atll 26-2la.
r.-t.-r 26-;'.58b.
PETRUS 4-247b; ll-146b.
William 26-558C.
Iliirrl. Cal. 5-- (1)4).
BORELLI, GIOVANNI AL-

fonso 4-24 7o; aviation 1-

260d. 10-5HI.1; birds 3-

965; diving apparatus 8-

327I>; fishes 14-244c.
Borcly, chateau, Marseilles

17-7 87a.
Boren. lake. Swed. 26-191)

(C2>: 12-270a.
— , rock. Aus. 3-932b.
Boreochiton 6-2 1 So.
Borer : tee Hag-Hub and Bdel-

fcwtoma.
Boreray. isl.. Scot. 24-412

(A2);27-564b.
Bores of Duncansbay, Soot.

4-959c.

Bore stone 3-354c.
Boretius, Alfred 5-283a.
BoreUkaya, Maltha 19-840C.
Borvum, liuiii. Euip. 23-648

(D3).
Banai 24-4lOd.

— hiemalis 13-4 I Gh.
BORGA, Fin. 4-2 47r: 23-872

: ili.-t (1809) lO-385d.
— , riv.. Fin. 4-247C.
Bonrarfjordr, fjord, E.Ice. 14-

228 (1)2).

— , fjord, W.Ioe. 14-228 (B2).
— , ptain. W.Ioe. 14-228b.
HorKa«, liulK. : are Ilurgaa.
ll.iivi-n. Swed. 25-935 (B2).
Bonren, cape. Green. 12-JI3

I 112 I.

Il.iix-.-r. Holl. 13-.188 (D2).
Borgerhont, Antwerp 3-668

(Dl);2-155c.
BOrgerund: battle (1520) 25-

1052b. 6-275b.
Bonrevold, park, Viborg 28-

17b.

Bnnth. Soot. 24-112 (Bl).
lionrhat, pass, India : tee

lili.ir Ohat.

BORGHESE (family) 4-217.1.
— , Cnmillo : tee I'aul V. (pope).
TO : tee Kmnceschl,

Piero de.
IlorKhese gallery, Rome 2-

6721).
Rorghtsr nailery (picture : Mo-

n-lli) 18-^:!0b.
Borahear M~s. 16-571d.

— Palace. Rome 2-41 2c.

— Villa. Rome : tee L'mberto

.ilia.
" lionrhese warrior " (statue)

t- .
BORGHESI. BARTOLOMMEO

4-J

^^y^s^xp^T^T~^^^?i«y^

. /.

UofirtwUo: baUl* (17M) 11-

'

I

-l . • ;

Uorala. AlpbotMO da : ttt Calls
— , CC8ARC4-X4-«: 2O-7-7. .

II. Is-.v.i,
i.ill l7-.'34a; Petruod M-
330a.

— , FRANCIS 4-149b.

• inul : ttt
duke of.

•Trr 1-5530.

— , LUCREZIA 4-249.1.

— , It.xlritfo : tie Alexander VI.
(pope).

2,'J-
M: I

Ilorvi.-. Scot. 24-412 Mil).
Borvlum, i .iii /..n 4-2Vil>.

— . SOLON HANNIBAL 4-
2.')Hb;24-5|(lc.

Bonrlum. D.-II. 8-24 (Bl);

eathedralS-5l9d.
Bonrne, lake. La. 17-54 (E3);

IT

— , riv.. Switz. 26-242 (C4):
23-27 lc.

Bonnie«e, pt.. W.L 17-802

I..-

Il.int". Andrea Poxxo dl : tee
Pozzo dl lionto.

— , Lucadal : tee I'acioU. Luca.
Bonro. Aus. 2-4 (B3).

— . Malta : tet Vittorloaa.
—.mts.. Hunt:. 3-1

— .IMHK, Uuag. 3-4 (13); 27-
2121..

— dl Uaeta. It. (Oaeta) : tee
h i. . ,

— d'lsella. It. 16-S62a.
I!orv.ir..rt.-. It. 15-4 (C2); dege

(1866) 23-318C.
BORGOGNONE, AMBROGIO
4-250b; 2-4 lOa.

— ,l\:tre Courtol*, Jaoqoea.
Boreomaiirro. It. 15-4 (B2);

population 21-588a.
H.itvn. Maros, Uung. : tee

Marog Bonro.
Bontono (Peruvian president)

21-277a.

Bonrorolt (author) 4-7 85o.
liuiv. > San Dalmozzo, It. 15-

4(A2);7-i.

— SAN DONNINO, It. 4-
250d; 15-4 (U-C2); 15-lSc,

— San Scpolcro, It. : tee San
Senolcro.

Borvotaro. It, 15-4 (B-C2);

17-1230.

Bowo Ticino. I'avia 20-970a.
liorgotto, Mondovi 18-694a.
Borgsee, lake. Oer. : tee Her-

!.. -.•...

Borgstedterfeld, Oer. 2-1 8d;

4-594a.

Bortru. dlst.. Sah. : tee Borku.
BORGU, dist., \V..\f. 4-250d;

19-67S ( A3-H2): 19-C82c; In-

habitants 19-679C.

— , tribe 1-3290.

Bonrne, Scot.: geology 15-

Borgund. Nor. 19-804 (B2).
lior IR.-inipti. state. India:

tee Ilkamti LHIIK.
Itorliyaena 7-409b; 2S-608C.
Il.irliyaenidae 7-409b.
Bori. Kr.W.Af. 11-204 (O4).

— . India 14-382 <H9).
Bori (clan) l-362a.
Borlbana. W.Af. 11-204 (E5).
BORIC ACID 4-251b; coryta

20-sna; food preservative

l-225a; vaKinitis 12-765C.
Borie, \Vyo.28-874 (H4).
Hori&i hydrometer 14-164d.
Borikan.'Fr.I. C. 14-498 <Ol>2).
Borllakh. Hiw.As. 25-10 (12).
llorimiile 4--.'i;-I..
Borinage. di-t.. Belg. 3-668

(C3); 18-739d.
Borinir. On«. 20-242 (C2).
BORING 4-251d: coal 6-580a:

foundations 10-739c; ma-

chines 27-:i»ti. 27-42e. 28-

647d: minine 18-V.'9a, 5-

307c: took 27-17c.
Borimrdon, riaeounte : tee

Murloy, earls of.
li.irinir sponge 25-7 ISd; 25-

729d.
Boriqucn. pt., P.B, 22-121

(Al).
Boris I. (Bubrarian king) 4-

779d; 25-23U; 19-649c.

— II. (Bulgarian king) 4-
780b.

— dirinoe of Bulgaria) 10-
2iVJh; 4-784a.

— , FEDOROVICH GODUNOV
(of MIMCOVT) 4-254 h; 2-
356b; 18-S92b;27-366a;21-

BONE-BORO

17»i: rrave t4-46Td; rule
ij Kim to m 1Mb; dkno*

ofS4->i«ld.
BOHttOOLV
I

It-MM.

Bun«"j II. (of Bobstnla) U-

I77a.

Bortsov, KtMS.8-771<L
Uurla. Bra*. 4-14" (A7).

•n 1-784 (map); 21-164

Bori •! llawi, Mor. 22-764
Bofjsasun, Juhaa 26-ZIVb.

I'.n. N.AI. : tee
•i. liorl.

Burked). Holl. U-5K8 (!»);
ll-557d,

Borkeo. Oer. 11-M)K (A3).
Burklutya. bar. Ant. 25-10
28-89»d.

Borkholiii irroup2*-2»6d.
BorkhiM. Nor. 18-*"4 • 1 1.
H.,rLlnit. mU.. C.Asia 27-

Z7-172a.
BORKU. .IL-I.. c.Af. 4-!55a;

llorkum. Hull. 12-588 (III).
BOHKUM. Ul.. Oer. 4-

11 .18 (A2); 13-588 (Dl);

8-6070.

BORLASE, WILLIAM 4-255b.
li..rl... riv., Salop 24-1 020b.
Il'iniiKla. riv.. It. 15-4 (B2);

16-2 1>.
BORM10. It. 4-25V; 15-4

(CD 26-254c: bee-keeplnc

13-6551) ; hlstoir 27-866b;

mineral waters 18-ilvb.
Bonn. .in-. Kr. : tee Bourbon

L'Archambault.
Born. I l.-rtrau de : tee Bertimn

.1.- li..m.

— . IGNAZ, Edler Ton 4-

BORNA, Oer. 4-255d; 11-808

(111. qlO).
Borne. II. 5-739a.

— , KARL LUDW1G 4-255d;
ll-795a.

BOHR-, Ger. 18-505*.

— , Holl. 13-588 (D2).

— , rtv.. Fr. (Haute-Lolre) 16-
482c; 13-72C.

— . riv.. Fr. ( liaute-Savole) 13-
74c.

Bornrlh. Giraut : tee Guiraut

Itornella ll-522c.

Bornelildae ll-522e.

Uorncmann. K. R. 14-1 16b.

BORNEO. W.. Mal.Areh. 4-
256b; 4-257 (map); 4-
645a; diamond mining 8-
162a: ear-plugs 8-798d; lake
dwellings 18-92a; omen-
readings 28-1 02a: platiiium
21-806a; population 17-
487d.

Borneo Company 4-258b.

Borneo! (Borneo camphor) S-
135c; 28-650b; 28-52b; in-
cense 14-349h.

Borneo tallow 28-4 7a.

Bonier. C. : aptera 2-234b;
corixidae 13-261b; insect
head 13-418c: insects ctaasi-
flcatlun 13-4300 ; thysaoo-
ptera 26-908a.

Borne*, rats.. Port. 28-530
(B2):22-134d.

Bomet, E. : on ectoearpns 1-
590c; lichens 16-578d;Tburet
26-899C.

Bornbeim. Ger. 11-lSa.

Bornhctn. Belg. 8-403O.

Honih.ilrn. Fin. l-67a.

BORNHOLM, Isl.. Den. 4-264e;
8-.M <K4): 8-27a; arohaa-
olofo- 24-2890 ; flora 8-2 lc;
geology 8-24a.

— deep. Baltic Sea 3-286d.
ll.irnli.ived. Oer. : battle (798)

24-26S«; battle (1227) 24-
M •- 27-- n :.

BORN1ER, HENRI, vknmte da
4-264d.

n.miitc: tee Ernbeacite.

BORNU. coiintr)-, Af. 4-265a;
5-110 (B2); 19-678 (E-
F2); Fula ll-29Ic: Habah
Zobelr 22-765d: water com-
munication 28-921d; Zarim
comiue«t 28-9«iih.

— , East. Nig. 4-2660.

— . West, Nig. 4-266C.
Beninese : ter Kannri.
Homy. Oer. 18-310 (map).

— (battle) : tee Colomber,
battle.

Hnrnylene M-650*,
Hon.. riv.. C.Af. 19-693 (A-
B6):3-213a.

— . riv.. Ire. 14-744 (E4X.

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113

BORO-BOUL

Boro, riv., S.Af. 25-466 (F2).
Boro (rice crop) 3-133c; 3-

731b.

Borobia, Sp. 25-530 (D-E2).
Boro-Budur, Java 15-284 (D2);

temple 15-293a.
BORODIN, ALEXANDER

Porfyrievioh 4-266d.
Borodino, isls., Pac.O. 20-

436 (C2).
BORODINO : battle (1812) 4-

267a, 19-2270.
BoroghiL pass, India 14-376

(E-F1).

Boroihme : see Brian.
Boro-Khoro, nits., Turkest.

6-168 (Cl); 15-943c; 26-

91 Ob.
Borolan, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

D4).
BOROLANITE 4-267b; 16-

504a.

Borom, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Boroma 14-758b; 14-763d.
Boromo, W.Af. 11-204 (E4).
BORON 4-267c; specific beat

6-67d.

— bromide 4-26Sa.

— chloride 4-268a.

— fluoride 4-26Sa.

— hydride 4-26Sa.

— iodide 4-2 5 8a.

— nitride 4-268b.

— oxide 4-268b.

— phosphide 4-268b.

— sulphides 4-268b.

— triethyl 4-268c.

— trimethyl 4-268c.
Boronatrocalcitc : see Ulerite.
Borongan, P.Is. 21-392 (E5).
Boro nia 26-440a.
Boronieae 21-7 82a.
Boropooloo 25-100d.
Bororo, Braz. 4-440 (E6).

— , tribe 7-899b.
Boros Jenu, Hung. : see Jeno,
Boros.

— Sebes, Hung. 3-4 (G3).
Borostini, mt., Rum. 23-S26

(A2).

Borotalo, riv., Turkest. 6-168
(Cl); 27-420 (F3); 26-
91 Ob.

Borough, Christopher 4-268d;
ll-627b.

— , STEVEN 4-268c; ll-626b;
brass to 6-od ; Novaya Zem-
lya 19-833c; voyages 21-
940b.

— , WILLIAM 4-268d; decli
nation 17-353d.

Borough, dist., London : see
Southwark.

— , hill, Northants. 7-853c.

BOROUGH 4-268d; 6-785b;
9-17-i. ; 9-429d; aids 1-
435c; boundaries 9-432c;
charters 9-486c; treedom
ll-77d; French 4-270a;
gilds, see Gilds; Henry II. 'a
policy 9-481d; Irish 4-272c;
municipal 9-433d ; repre-
sentation 9-493c, 9-496d;
Scottish 4-27'2d, 24-429a,
23-44a.

— Bill (education) 8-974a.
BOROUGHBRIDGE, Yorks. 4-

273d; 9-416 (II. Dl); battle
(1321) 9-500c.

Borough Castle, Sufi. 4-584
<D5); 4-5S9a.

— council 9-434a; 19-736b;4-
269c; 4-272c.

BOROUGH ENGLISH 4-273d;
26-5b.

— Funds Act (1872) 9-432a;
9-4400.

Borough Green, Kent 16-942
(F3).

— Holes, site. Staffs. 25-759C.

— justice 9-434c.

— Market, Southwark, Lon-
don 16-95 Ib.

— Muir : battle (1334) 8-946c.

— Road Polytechnic, London
22-40d.

Borovats, Serv. 24-686 (D2).

Borovertin 27-8010.

Borovichi.Russ. 23-872 (D-E4)

Borovitsky, hill, Buss. 18-
891d.

Borovsk, Russ. 23-872 (E4);
population 15-644d.

Borowast Lest, dist., Kent
15-738b.

Borowski, Ludwig Ernst 2-
357b.

Borpeta, India : see Barpeta.

Borraloola, Austr. 2-960 (F3).

Borre, Den. 8-24 (E4); at-
tacked (1510) 8-2 4a.

Bon-ego Creek, riv., Tor.
26-090 (17).

Borrel, Maurice Valentin 18-2b.

Borrenes, Sp. 25-530 (Bl).

Borrero, Dr8-919d.

Borris, Ire. 14-744 (E4).

— in Ossory, Ire. 14-741 (D4);
castle 22-731d.

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

Borrisokane, Ire. 14-744

(C4).

Borrisoleigh. Ire. 14-744 (D4).
BORROMEAN IS., It. 4-274b;

15-4 (B2); 26-242 (F5).

— league : set Golden league.
BORROMEO, CARLO 4-274b;

canonization 7-800c ; Jesuits
opposed 15-34 la; pawn-
shops 20-972c; property sold
10-7 7 5a; Sunday schools
8-972b.
— , Federigo 4-274d.

— (Ital. patriot) 5-538a.
Borromeo, Palazzo, It. (Milan)

18-439a.

Borrominesque ; see Rococo.
BORROMINI, FRANCESCO 4-

275a.

Borron, H61ie de 27-294b.
— , Robert de 17-628c; 11-

617b; 18-170d.
BORROW, GEORGE HENRY

4-2 7 5a; 9-639d.
Borrow Beck, riv., Westm.

9-412 (I. C4).

— Bridge, Low, Brit. 4-584
(B3).

Borrowby, Yorks. 9-412 (I.

F4).
Borrowdale, Cumb. 9-412 (I.

B3).
— , valley, Cumb. 9-412 (I.

B3); graphite 20-237c, 15-

761b.

— group 7-625a; 28-553d; 20-
237c; age5-300b.

Borrows (family of seamen) :

see Borough, C., S. and W.
Borrowstounness, Scot. : see

Bo 'ness.

Borsa, Hung. 3-4 (13).
Borsad, India 14-376 (E8).
Borsari, Porta dei, Verona 27-

297c; 27-1036b.
Borsele, Holl. : see Borsscle.
Borselen, Francis van 15-1 lib.
— , Wolfert van 13-608a.
Borsholder (official) 6-984C.
Borsif, Meson. : see Borsippa.
BORSIPPA, Mesop. 4-276b;

Nebo's worship 19-322c;

temple 2-374d, 17-229c.
Borsod, prov., Hung. 3-4 (G2).
Borso of Este 9-792d.
Borsova, riv.. Hung. 3-4 (H2).
Borssele, Holl. 13-588 (A3);

28-965B.
Borstal, Kent 16-942 (F3);

prison 22-366b, 23-429d.

— Association 15-618a.

— system 15-615a; 15-617a.
Borszcz6w, Aus. 3-4 (12).
Borszek, Hung. 27-211a.
Sort, Fr. 10-778 (F5); 7-

196c.
BORT (diamond) 4-276d; 8-

159c; drill 4-253d.
Borte, lake, Nor. 26-542a.
Bortelhorn, mt., Switz. 26-242

(E4).
Borth, Wales 9-428 (V. C3);

5-320a; bog 5-319c.
Borthwick, Algernon, 1st Baron

Glenesk : see Glenesk.
— , Oliver 19-557C.
— , Peter 19-557b.
Borthwick, Scot. 24-418 (F3);

castle 7-7 68b; Picts' house

8-9 4 6b.

— Water, riv., Scot. 23-7 89d.
Borton, 111. 14-304 (E4).
Bortz : see Bort.

Boru (tax) : see Boroma.
Borua, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(Gl).
Bo Ruadh, rocks, Scot. 24-412

(A3).

Boruah,riv.,India 14-376 (M7).
Boructuari, tribe 24-265a.
Borulwaski (dwarf) 8-740b.
Boruraa (tax) : see Boroma.
Borun-Kure, Tib. 6-168 (F2).
Boruns, tribe ll-346a.
Borup, Den. 8-24 (D3).
Borussia : see Prussia.
Borussians 16-789a; language

16-790c.

Berwick, Leonard 19-85b.
Borwick, Lanes. 9-412 (I. C4).
Borwin (prince) 5-223a.
Bory, mt.. Reunion 17-271

(C5);23-207a.
BORY DE SAINT-VINCENT,

Jean B. G. M. 4-276d.
Bory slaw, Aus. 3-4 (H2);

ozokerite mines 20-430a;
"population ll-402b.
Borysthenes, riv., Russ. : see

Dnieper.
Borysthenes Targitaos (myth.)

24-526c.

Borysthenites : see Bio.
BORZHOM, Cauc. 4-276d; 23-

874(11. C3).

— , gorge, Cauc. 4-277a.
Borzi, A. (botanist) 1-595C.
Borzna, Ruas. 23-872 (D5);

6-aia.

Borzoi (dogs) 8-375d; 8-378

(Plate III.).

Borzykowo, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
Bos, Jerom : see Bosch, Jerom.
— , Lambert (sen.) 20-897d;

historical work }-448a.
— , LAMBERT (jun.) 4-277a.
Bos (zool.) 20-398C.

— (aegyptiacus) 20-398d.

— (bison) : see American bison.

— (bonasus) : see Bison.

— (bubalis): see Indian buffalo.

— (caffer) ; see Cape buffalo.

— (depressicornis) : see Anoa.

— (frontalis) : sec Gayal.

— (gaurus) : see Gaur.

— (grunniens) : see Yak.

— (indicus) : see Zebu.

— (longifrons) : see Celtic ox.

— (mindorensis) : see Tamarao.

— (namadicus) 20-399a.

— (nanus) : see Red dwarf
buffalo.

— (priscus) : see Bison.

— (sondiacus) : see Bantin.

— (taurus) : see Cattle and
Ox.

Bos (taurus primigenius) : see
Aurochs.

— (urus) ; see Aurochs.

Bos, pass, Dolomites l-747c.

Bosa (archbp. of York) 13-
460a.

BOSA, Sard. 4-277a; 15-26
(A4); 15-4 (B4).

— , riv., Sard. 15-26 (A4).

Bosanquet, Bernard : idealism
14-284c; logic 16-91 7d; logi-
cal judgment 16-886b, 16-
SSSa.

— , B. J. T. (cricketer) 7-442a.

— , R. H. M. : magnetic induc-
tion 17-335a.

Bosboom, Johannes 4-277b.

BOSBOOM-TOUSSAINT,
Ann* L. G. 4-277b; 8-727d.

Bosbury, Hereford.: church-
yard cross 7-508a (fig.).

BOSC, L. A. G. 4-277B.

Bosoados 20-311d.

BOSCAN ALMOGAVER, JUAN
4-277c; 25-582a; 25-589d;
27-965b.

BOSCASTLE, Corn. 4-277d;
9-430 (VI. C2); 7-180a.

BOSCAWEN, EDWARD 4-
277d; Pondicherry besieged
22-60c; Seven Years' War
2-l-TJld; Toulon blockaded
22-747C.

— , E. E. T., Viscount Fal-
mouth : see Falmouth.

Boscawen, Corn. ; stone circles
25-964b; 7-182d.

— , N. H. 19-490 (D5).

Bosch, Hieronymus van (1795-
1822)2-95a.

— , Jan van den 27-838b; 8-
574a; land tenure system
17-470d.

— , JEROM (C. 1460-1518) 4-
278b.

Boschbok : see Bushbuck.

Bosch, Den, Holl. : see '3
Hertogenbosch.

Boschplaat, isl., Holl. 13-588
(Dl); ll-233b.

Bosch-vark : see River-hog.

Boschveld (plain) 25-467b.

BoRcna, Juan : see Boscan
Almogaver, Juan.

Bosco, B. (Colonel) 19-1 89b.

— , Ernaldus de : see Ernaldus
de Bosco.

— , Jean don 18-591a.

Bosco, La. 17-54 (Bl).

— , Switz. 26-242 (E4); 26-
933d.

Boscobel, Wis. 28-740 (C5).

— House, mansion, Salop 25-
758 (Al); Charles II. at 24-
857a.

Boscoli, Pier Paolo 17-235a.

Boscombe, Hants 4-333a.

Boscoreale, It. 15-4 (C6);
Graeco-Roman treasure 23-
483d, 21-794b, villa at
23-48 Id, 28-67C.

Boscotrecase, It. 15-4 (C6).

Boscoveni, Rum. 23-826 (B2).

BOSCOVICH, ROGER JOSEPH
4-278b; atomic theory 18-
655a; geometrical continu-
ity 11-67 4d.

Bos Dagh Salbacum, mt.,
Asia M. : see Tmolns.

Bose, Anand Mohan 4-389a.

— , Georg Matthias : frictional
machine 9-176a.

— , Jagadis Chunder : coherer
9-206a.

— , Julius Frederick William,
count von ll-6d; 28- 8 3 4 c.

Bose, fort, Ger. 15-7 14c.

Boselaphus tragocamelus ; see
Nilgai.

Bosenstein, Grosser, mt., Aus.:
see Grosser Bosenstein.

BOser Faulen, mt.,Alps 1-7 45a.

Bosh (diet.) 14-813d.
Bosham, Sus. 9-420 (III. F5);

26-166d.

Boshavir, Pers.: see Shapur.
— , riv., Pers.: see Shapur.
Bosheth (diet.) 3-88c.
Boshin (club) 15-273a.
Boshkovich, Stoyan 24-

(JUSa.
Boshof, J. N. 20-156a; 19-

259c.
Boshof, S.Af. 25-466 (G7); 20-

152d.
Boshu, prov., Jap. (Sanyodo) :

see Suwo.
— , prov., Jap. (Tokaido) 15-

204b.

Bosieni, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
Bosigran, castle, Corn. 7-

183a.

Bosio, Antonio 5-490c.
— , A. S. (sculptor) 4-3230.
— , Joseph 24-499a.
Bosius (scholar) 26-7 lOc.
Bosjesmans (race) : se« Bush-
men.
Boskednan, stone-circle, Corn.

7-182d.
Boskoop, Holl. 13-588 (B2);

12-2 8 Od.

Boskowitz, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
Boskydell, 111. 14-304 <C6).
Bosley Min, mt., Ches. : geo-
logy 6-90a.

Bosnian, Willem 10-295b.
Bosmina 9-657c.
Bosminidae 9-657c.
Bosminopsis 9-657c.
Bosmont, Organisation d6-

fcnsive de 3-666c.
Bosna, riv., Aus. 3-4 (F4);

4-279b.

— Brod, Aus. 3-4 (F4) ; 4-281b.

— Samac, Aus. 3-4 (F4).

— Serai, Aus. : see Serajevo.
Bosna var : see Serajevo,
BOSNIA AND HERZEGO-

vina 4-279a; 3-4 (E4-F5),
coinage 19-903a; commerce
and industries 4-281a; Cus-
toms Union 3-21a; educa-
tion 4-282a; forests 10-
647c; government 4-281c;
military service 3-20c; Nu-
bia, Bosnians in 19-844b;
railway statistics 9-917d;
survey maps 17-651c.

— : History 4-282c; Andrassy
Note l-968a; Austrian oc-
cupation (1877) 3-19a, 3-
30d, 9-943d; Austrian an-
nexation (1908) 3-25c, 9-
951e, 15-84b, 27-464b;
Austrian invasion (1688)
12-346b ; Berlin treaty
(1878) 3-791a; Montenegrin
attack (1875) 18-772d;
Turkish war (1483) 4-283d.

Bosnish G nidi ska : see Grad-
iska, Bosnisch.

— Samac, Aus. : see Bosna
Samac.

Boso (of La Marche) 17-690a.

— (of Provence) 5-898b; 15-
434c.

— II. (of Provence) 22-504a.
Boso, Go.Cst. 12-203 (C3).
Boson, John 5-652b.
Bosonwang, Rhod. 25-466 (12).
Bosor (Bosora), Syr. : identifi-
cations 4-356c.

Bosoun (her.) 13-327d.

Bosphorus, Turk. : see Bos-
porus.

Bospora (Bosporus), Russ. :
see Kerch.

Bosporanum, Regnum (anc.
kingdom) : see Bosporus
Cimmcrius.

BOSPORUS, str., Turk. 4-
286a; 27-426 (F3); British
warships (1807) 23-902a;
lo legend 14-7 23d; Russian
vessels (1774) 23-902a.

— CIMMERIUS, anc. kingdom
4-286b; 23-649 (F2); 23-648
(F2); history 15-754b.

— Cimmerius, str., Russ. : see
Kerch, sirs, of.

— Thracius, str., Turk. : see
Bosporus.

Bosq, riv., Fr. 12-363d.
Bosque, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(D3).
— , riv., Tex. 26-690 (K4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K4).
BOSQUET, PIERRE FRAN-

cois Joseph 4-287b; at
Inkerman 14-573C.

Bosquet, Alg. 1-643 (Bl).

Bosra (Bostra), Syr. 23-648
(F3); 4-356c; basilica 3-
476d; Decapolis league 7-
909d; Mahommedan cap-
ture (634) 23-514a; Roman
legion 23-4 7 4a.

Bosr b. Abi Artat 5-27d.

Bosredon, Louis de 14-860a.

Boss, Lewis 25-790b.

BOSS (diet.) 4-287b.
Boss (geol.) ll-664d; 3-513b.
Bossage (diet.) 23-9 36d.
Boss and span (game) : se

Boss out.
Bossburg, Wash. 28-354 (G-

Bosscha, Johannes 5-66a.
Bosse, Abraham 9-804d.
Bossenno, moorland, Fr. 5-

359d.

Bossens, Brit. 4-584 (A7).
Bosseron Creek, riv., Ind.

14-422 (C7).
Bossert, J. F. (astron.) 25-

790b.
Bosses du Dromadaire, mt..

Switz. 4-39d.
Bosset, Major de 5-685b.
BOSSI, GIUSEPPE 4-2870.
— , Giulliano 12-7180.
Bossier. La. 17-54 (Al).
— , dist., La. 17-54 (Al).
Bossiere, Plateau de la, region,

Fr. 21-149d.
Bossiney, Corn. 26-1000d ;

disfranchised 7-1 82c.
Boss mill 12-1 98a.
Bosso, Fr.W.Af. 19-678 (Fl).
Bosson, Bees de, mt., Alps :

see Bees de Bosson.
Bossora, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

<E4).
Boss out (game) 17-679d.

— rollers 16-726a.

BOSSU, RENE LE 4-287d;
11-134C.

— , count 13-676d.

Bossu, wood, Bclg. 28-376b.

Bossu d'Arras, Le : see Adam
de la Hale.

Bossue, Benjamin 4-178a.

BOSSUET, JACQUES BEN-
igne 4-287d: ll-133b; cate-
chism 5-506b; F6nelon's
controversy 10-253c; lite-
rary style 14-880a; Mme
Guyon 12-746d; tomb at
Meaux 17-950a.

Bossy, Peter James 21-lilla.

Bost, Jean 13-868c.

Bost, Afg. 5-52d; 13-332a.

Bost (in carving) 28-791b.

Bostall Heath, London 16-938
(F3); 16-949b.

— Woods, London 16-938 (F3):
. 16-949b.

Bostam, Pers. 21-188 (Bl);
24-770c.

— , prov., Pers. 21-188 (B-
Cl); 21-194d.

Bostan, Bal. 14-376 (B4).

BOSTANAI 4-289c; 10-71b.

Bostan esh-Shi'kh, Syr. : in-
scriptions 21-453d; temple
21-456a.

Bostanjis (Turkish troop) 27-
449b.

Bostic, N. C. 19-772 (C4).

Bostkovia grandiflora 10-152c.

Boston, John (monk) 16-549d.

— , THOMAS 4-289C.

— , Thomas (the younger) 12-
22d.

Boston, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (H4).

BOSTON, Lines. 4-289; 9-416
(II. H4); climate 10-258d;
fisheries 19-94d ; flower farms
ll-266b.

— , Ga. 11-752 (C5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H5).

— , Jam. 15-133 (map).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

BOSTON, Mass. 4-290b; 17-
852 (C4) ; advertisement regu-
lations l-240d; charities 4-
294c; conservatoire 9-131b;
cotton trade 17-853a, 7-267c;
drink question 26-586c, 16-
766c; fires and fire extinction
10-402C, 10-416C, 10-417b;
freemasonry ll-85a; housing
13-826d; libraries 4-292c,
2-445 (Plate), 16-563b, 16-
564c, 22-674a; lighthouses
16-627d; literary position
l-836d; museum of fine arts
2-672d; newspapers 19-566d;
parks 4-292a; pawnbroking
20-974e; population 27-637a;
subway 27-1 22a ; Trinity
Church 23-300a; tunnel 27-
403b; university 4-292d, 6-
830c.

— : 7/istorj/4-295b; port closed
(1774) 17-860b, siege (1776)
l-842d; stamp duty riota
(1765) 27-674a; War of In-
dependence 27-6 7 5c.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— , O. (Clermont) 20-26 (B6).

— , O. (Summit) 20-26 (G-H2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E7).

— , Tex. 26-690 (N2).

— , Va. 28-118 (D2).

— , harbour, Mass. 17-852 (B-
C4).

— , isls., Pac.O. : see Ebon.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

114

To mmke full use of thin Index If It euenllml to read the
Instruction* given on Pmge I.

BORO-BOUL

- N i •

*M CM** 17-73*.

-. *« Jtarttar 1.-

«rt4»n I>eepa, ohan.. Linos.
0-418(11. Hi); H-SISd.
MtondeFootalnebloauuTame)
4-297b.

M*m0MS*<flr«t) 10-567*.
Stoskm OOM* (•wood) 10-567*.
Ob** 10-6670.

4^10*670,

J 4-100*.

Nmtt-Ltlter 4-195o ; 10-

t

Boston pW 21-4944.
Boston ITantation. Mass. : tee

PHUArkl.
Boston Port Bill (1T73) 17-

.;:- i.

Bosfcm 1-ott 10-5670.
z7M*mOMarfcrivJirm<w4-674d.
Boston Rebel. The : tee Lowell,

M n.
Boston _

History
Boston Spa.

(l)l);20-931b.

Bootata ..f

- 4--".'.M: 25-.il. '.I.

York*. 20-933
Orchestra

.

Boston Symphony
4V-193D.

— system : tee Factory system.

— tea-party 17-860*.

— toRfar 0-376*; 0-374 (Plate

— Tunnel Construction Com-
pany 27-403b.

Bostra. Syr. : tee Basra.
Bostrenus, riv.. Syr. : tee Autr-

»|LN*hrcL _

BOSTROM. CHRISTOFTER

jMob4-297b:10-814d.

.

BostrychkUe 0-671b.
BoHtrycholdoyme: seeHelioold

CJ1UO.

Bostrycbokle* 0-671*.
Bostwiok, Ft*. 10-540 (E2).

— Creek, rlr, NVu-. 28-740
(B-C5).

Bostwiok metal lathing 21-

r»id.

Bosut, rlr. An*. 3-4 (F4).
Bosrand. lake. Nor. 10-H04 (B3).
Boravll. Sir Alexander 7-«29a,

— JAMES 4-297c; bk«raphy of
J. .'m-.n 9-iii..i. l-».:.l. 3-
054a; Johnson's friendship
IS-i'Wo.

—.John (of Auchinkck) 11-
-.' I.

— . Lady Margaret 24-709C.
tt.~«.-ll. In.l. 14- t.-.'. 1-3).

— . Okla. 10-38 (F3).

— . Pa. 21-106 (D5).
BosweUta 11-lld.

— Bhau-DaJiana : tee Mohr Add.

— Carter!! : tee Mohr Madow.

— Frereana : tee Yegaar.

— glabra : tee Bosw-ellia thuri-

f,T.

— serrate: seeBosweUi* thuri-
fera.

— papvrlfera 11-22*.

— Uiuhf.-ra ll-22a ; 14-350a
BotweUiaxa (Boswrll) 4-299K
BaswUck. N.Y. :tee liushwk-k.
Bosworth. Edward 1. 10-9470.

— . JOSEPH 4-.WI..
Bosworth, Als, 1-460 (D2).

— , Mo. 10-608 (C2).

— : battle (1485) 0-523b; 23-

Bosuortt Field (Beaumont) 3-

591d; 13-3861..
IS..-.- r- i.y, II. 11. In. lluiu,-:

.s., n,,, (a BOsioaDanr.
Bot (law) 7-4551..

— (sooL) 0-897c.
Botafoch, M.. Ilal.Is. 3-249*.
Botafofo, Bras. (Amazonan) 4-

440 (C4).

— . llrax. (lUo de Janeiro) 23-
;i.u.

-. bay. Bras. 23-353d.
Botallack. Com. 0-430 (VL
A i : 12-.'T.'t..

— . bead, Com. 3-68b.
~ «*Uaoklte7-109d.

rlv.. RUSS.AS. 25-10

Gardens, Sydney 26-

Rib,

11 I.,-. ,: .... s f \ .. r-, .. I-

Botetuo Uanisos 4-SOOb; 2-

U7o.
— U*nt>os, RorBt, Edinburgh

t*Msn

. IO-

SO-314b;

— HooWr. IUiy*l.
OW (C4 *nd Bl);

Botaoo. ml. Rum. 10-810 (CJ).
Botensh*. J«|. u-
Boteny. Hydney BO-27-

BOTANY1 4-WOo; soetsUss 20-

3l4b. .SVr.il*. I'Uni-.
BoUny Bay. L*nom. 10-139

BOTANY BAY. s v\ 4-3Old;
10-538 (II-II5); 20-178 (B-C5).
But*ny Bay km., 0-868b.
Boteny wool BO-806*: 10-168*.
Boterco 4-l6b: 0-581b.
Botauru* : tee BlUera.
Botea. 8wed. 10-800 (1)3).
Boteff. ChrMo 4-786*.
Boteinnu, Com. : aw Bosslner.
Botel. ca.Uo, Soot. : tee Bulttie.
Botetar (family) 23-3 1 5d.

— , Nath*nlel 24-544b.
. S ..... I.L- 3-l-->.

— . Ralph (of Orersley) 1-519*.

— , Samuel : tee lint U-r. SamueL

— . Thomai* : nee Sutlt'iey, Lord.

— . William I.' Z8-:i:l-'b.
Botelho. Sim&» 22-116*.
ll..i.-llmu lO-ti.13*.
liotelliis O-389b.

Botel -tobago, isl.. Jap. : tee

Koto-sno.
li,,i..- ,:.,«, s-:- •.-.
BotMdale, Suit. 0-124 (IV. D2).
Botetourt, N. Berkeley, lord

3-779a; 20-683d.
BototourtOo, Va. 20-118(C3).
Bottlold. Ileriah 4-667O.
Bot-flv 28-1 Id; 0-307d; 0-

308b.
Both. Jan 13-416b; 20-481O.

— , L. W. : »re Schneider. Louis.

— . Pleter 3-50SI.; 8-7 16d.
BOTHA, LOUIS 4-3U3a; 27-

107a(foll.); 25-4sn,l: national

convent icm (1908) 25-482c;

premieiNlilp (1910) 2S-483C.
Botliaoh 4-4 S9d.
Bothal, Northumb. 2-732b.
Botham, Mary : tee Howitt,

Mary.

Bothel. Climb. 0-412 (I. B3).
llothell, \Vaxh. 28-354 (B4).
ll.it licit mi - le • Moon, Lanes. :

tee Unit. in.
Bothle : trr Bothy.
Botlikamp. Oer. 10-957b.
Bothmar (ircneral) 4-58*.
Bothnia. Kur. 4-303b.
BOTHNIA. GULF OF, Baltic

8e*4-303a; 18-800 (D3-E2);

23-872 (A3-B2); 0-908b;

19-969d.
Bothnian group (geol.) 10-

383c.

.-.
Bothriocephalidae : tee DI-

bothrloceplialidae.
Bothriocephalus : tee Diboth-

rtocephalns.
Bothriooldaris 8-874c; 8-881*;

8-«7:k-;20-237d.
Bothriolabis 21-32o; 2-898b.
BothriolepU 14--'-'s,.; 8-llSo.
Bothrioplaiii.litr 21-7 U.-.
Bot Iiriosiyon.ly lu« 17-27 2b.
Hothrliirlduo 2-303d.
llothriurus 2-303d.
Bothrodenilron 2O-529C.
Bothropolys 5-B73d.
Bothrops : fee Jararaca.
Both well. F. Stewart Hepburn,

5th earl of 4-301 b; 24-448b.

— , JAMES HEPBURN, 4th
earl of 4-3(>3b; 3-255b.

— , Jane Gordon, countess 17-

— , John Ramsay, earl of 24-

441.1: 4-3(131..

— . Patrick Hepburn, 1st earl
of 4-303b.

Bothwell. Can. 20-114(83).
BOTHWELL, Soot. 4-304O;

24-418 (C-D3); 2-43b; 8-

443o.

— , Tan. 20-438 (Bl).

— , castle. Soot, (Iladdinnton.)
12-795d.

—, castle, Scot. (Lanark.) 4-

304d.

Hothtrrll (Swinburne) 28-234d.
Bothwell HrliUro (Brte). Soot. :

battle (1670) 4-304C, 24-

452b. 22-49a,

— Park. Scot. 4-304d.
Bothy 4-140*.

Il.'itl (irrain) 0-45o.
Hntla varinrat* lO-834b.
Botlala, Somln.1. 25-379 (O2).
BotUns, O. 20-26 (B4).

B<.t.>M(dk*.)«-lTO*.
.1 ..n. 10-6130.

i 2O-40Ab.

lUitna. rn . Hum. 2-Stlb.
li. .Hutu ll.ii..!.. Turk.Aa, »-

Jla.
Botntan troup Oreol.) • tttt.

i-

BOTOCUDOS (Almona, Nac-
oanuk). tribe 4-3044; 14-

. )• I*. 21-392 (A4).
li..t..:|.li. M 4-2WUli.
II.II..II.T. William : tee Wor-

oiMler, William.
Boto-nor, lake. Tib. 0-188

Botomu. Rudolph l5-3«2b.
BOTORI 4-3U5C.
BOTOSHAN1, Rum. 4-304c;

23-826 (Alii).
— .depU, Hum. 23-828 (A-

lllj. 4-304C.
Botreauz, Mary SacberereU.

baroDBM : tee Hungerfunl.
BO-TREE 4-3U5d; 4-739b;

10-333d. .Set alto Peepul.
Hotrldoa 22-804a.
li..tni.tnue. Soot. 7-880b.
llolryi-limiu 22->llOa.

— lunarto : tee Moamwort.

— virvtnianum 22-OOid (OR.).
Botrydium l-SDSc; 1-587 d

(Htf.).

llotryllidae 27-389d (foil.).
Botry lloide* 27-380d.
Botryllui 27-389d; 27-38

(HIT*.): 18-siie.i.
Botryociinldae 0-87 8d.
BotryooyrUi 22-8U4a.
Butryoidal (diet.) 18-5 lOb.
Botxyollle 7-846b.
Botryoptarideae SO-533a.
Botryopterii 20-533a.
Botryoinoriuai 11-3350.
Botrvg. Syr.: tee Itutrun.
BOTRYTIS 4-305d; ll-33to;

11-3350.

2S-99d.

l-T'.'.Ml.

ll-34Ic; 10-6880;

28-7 22d.

Botaford. Conn. 6-952 (B4).
Botohokh mec'r, inU, Cauc.

S-553b.

H.itin, Uenronzio di 3-269C.
— . CARLO G. G. 4-308a; 14-

;<M:..

— , P. K. 7-632a: 15-780d.
Bottaccione, reservoir. It. 12-

tOTa,

Bottari. Giovanni 5-490c.
B6ttcher. i.V.-.ste. Bottger.
Botto Uonato, mt., It. 15-4

i K.l; 2S-89b.
Bottee, L. A. 18-2b.
Bottexo, Vittorio l-352c; 25-

380d: 2S-300b.
Botten. lake. Swed. 12-27 Oa.
Bottengruber (artist) 5-751c.
Bottanhmm, \_n.-, 24-:i'.i.
Botteniga. riv., It. 27-256*.
Botteoford. Lelcs. 0-416 (LL

F4).
— , Lines. 0-416 (II. F2); 16-

71«'.r.

BOTTESINI. GIOVANNI 4-
3U6b; 4-341a.

Bottevens, Switz. 26-242 (C3).

Bottirer, J. F. 5-7 49b.

Bottla, Syr. 2-13Ud.

lioiiiiii-ans. tribe 20-98a.

BOTTICELLI. SANDRO (Ales-
gaudro di Sluriano dei Fill-
pepl)4-306c; 10-36SU; 20-
477 (PI. X. flu. 38).

Bdttlcher. Paul Anton: nee
Lagarde.

ini. F. 4-3070.

llottUcer, J. F. : tee Biitteer.

— , KARL AUGUST 4-309C.

— , Karl Vilhclm (Swedish
poet) 26-2l9b.

— , Karl Wilhelm (German his-
torian) 4-309d.

BoUineau, N.Dak. 10-780
(DI).

— Co., N.Dak. 10-780 (C-D1).
BOtUnKen, (Jer. 28-856b.
Bottiaham. Cambs. 0-424 (IV.

CS): 5-9«c.

BOTTLE 4-309d; 12-lM.l.
BOTTLE-BRUSH PLANTS 4-

110*.
Bottle-clan stone : tee Molda-

vite.
Bottlr-tronrd 12-2S7b (Og.);

17-877d.

Bottle Hill. N..T. : m Madison.
Bottle kiln 5-655b.
liottlenoae : tee PufBn.

— oil : ter AroUc «perm oiL
BOTTLENOSE WHALE 4-

310b:5-772b(flK.); 28-573b.
See alao Dolphin.

Bottle pool Uram*) 2-Oltd.

inv.)»-»U

~< I. •..

a. W.I. 24-3*.
— ,U»: •» AppM>r.
baroay, W«Un.

11. M , . . /... • i»-...: i.
741b.

10-

•741b.

— toe : SM Ground to*.
BottomlMt I

•.:.-

BotUMuley . Professor 3- 1 66*.
H.,11. MI, i-ui 21-11. .
BOTTOMRY (law) *-J10b.

— bond 4-:i|(K-; 4-ivvd.
IS..M.,.,, .I*-* carlo* 10-5110.

— sUolu 3-4820.
Bolta. Fla. 10-540 (B6).
Botucalu, Bras. 4-440 <(i7);

population M-tOOo.
Botu-ffiil. ml.. UIUS.AS. 20-10

(K-F3); 14-706*.
Botultamus 10-30*.
Boturlnl Ueuaduoi

1H 1

Botux Finning. Corn. 0-130

(VI. D3).

Botyll. John : tee Bootle.
BotzarU (Boziaris), Dliultri

4-3 tic,

— .Kitxo 4-311 b.
— . Kosta 4-3110.
— , MARCO 4-31 Ib; 7-8«2b.
Bdlz llt-rv. int.. UwlU. 20-241

IKI).
BOTZEN (llolzauo). Ans. 4-

31 Ic: 3-4 (113).
liouata 4-592a,
Bouc, FT. 10-778 (O6); 2-557*.
Boucan (diet.) 4-7(>9c.
Bouoas v. Cooke 7-118b.
Bouchajre. Henri de Joy ease :

tee Joyeune, Henri de B.,

duo de.
Bourhain, Fr. 10-778 (Fl);

25-G05d.

Bouchard. Henri 24-511b.
ll.ini-li.-ir.lm 4-3l!la.
BOUCHARDON, EDME 4-

31 Id.

Bi.ii.-bi-. L. 0-667d.
Boucher, Alfred 24-509*.
Barton 4-312l>.
Catherine : tee Blake, W.
FRANCOIS 4-31 Id; 18-

5270.

.I.-.HI 24-:. 1... -; 24--.11,-.
Joan 3-371*.
JONATHAN 4-312*.
Itene22-972a.

— DE CREVECOEUR de
Perthes, JacquM 4-312b; 2-
347o.

Boucherie'a process 26-979O.
Boiicherville. Can. 22-724 (D3).
BOUCHES-DU-RHONE. dept..

Fr. 4-312d; 10-778 (O6);

3-543a; 10-783C,
Bouchet, Fr. 24-588O.
Bouchon. Bagile 28-4 4 4 b.
Bouchor. J. F. 4-31 3b.
— . MAURICE 4-313b; 11-

147c.
BOUCHOTTE, JEAN BAP-

tisw No«l 4-3 13o; 10-856C.
BOUCICAULT, DION 4-313c;

BOUC1CAUT, JEAN 4-313d;

Boucnemia : gee Elephantiasis.
Bouoolran, Xuma 2S-59*.
Boucquoi. Oral von : tee

Bouquoi.

Bf.udas. tribe 17-1 49d.
Boiidet, Francois 22-5 Olc,
— , Jean ll-198b.
— , Jean 1'k-rre 0-306b.
Boudeuae, isl., N.Q. 10-487

(El).

Boudicca : tee Boadicea.
Boudicra 11-34 Ic; 11-339O

BOUDIN. EUGENE 4-314*;

14-3440.

BOUDINOT, ELIAS 4-314d.
Biiiidnir. isl.. Pac.O. : tee

Mall.-.l. i-l.

lion. Irouet, rook. Jap. 15-156

(C14).
Boudry. .Switz. 26-242 (B3);

10-423d.

BOUE, AMI 4-31.',:.: 11-; I M.
Bou«. Fr.Corat. 11-99 (A!).

-.full-. IT.C..I.W-. 20-J ....
KotirfT. Ark. 2-551 (D4).
limit-lies, Charles 7-685d.
lloiift, Alexandra E. 27-6c.
Bouetville. Fr.W.Af. (St

Lonix) 24-270.
Bonet-WUlanmes. L. E. 11-

lOOd; 15-99d.
Boueiie, Luc I'rbaln de,

oomte : tee Qnichen.
Bonrl) .mix. Fr. 5-7
BOUFFLERS. LOUIS FRAN-

901* 4-315a; 12-343c; 25-

600b.

-, Marie Catherine, marquise

de 4-3150.

•ourruERo.

JMU) 4-llic.

ITAM;

LOUli

.

BOUGAINVILLE.
Asliiai 4* 4>lli<l
0.0.1. 30-4>tb.

BoupuTUte. M.. P*e.o. 10-
4*7(01); SKiM (IS). 20-

— , ml.. N.O. 10-4M (I>1>.

— . iwC Au.tr. 1-MO (H».

— . SU., I'a. <». 30-4.'.r. ||

14- 1 '.'••!. 14-

1W-I*. 10-160*.

i .

Boosmr*. Ale. : SM Hotels.
Boiarb. rtamuel 0-»3nb.
Boofhrood. WsJss 0-418 (V.

i

Bou.it loomal 4-218*.

— note 4-6 We.

Boucbton. 0*bftal 3-73U;

14- I ....

— . GEORGE HENRY 4-316a;

BouBhton. Ark. 2-551 (B4).

— Alupb. Kent M-«04c.

— Monobelss*. Kent

(04).
Boivhton's Docks. Kent 20-

SlOa.
Boufbton Street, Kent 0-414

(IV. IJ4).

Boujrhtonvllle. O. «4>-2B (CSV
BOUGIE. Ale. 4-316b; 1-

643 (CD: 17-OMb.
Bongie(med.)20-14e.
Bourival. Fr. 1O-778 (B6).
BOUCUER. PIERRE 4-31«c;

19-Jl»<ib; " Boomer1. Rule "

•-8M b ; BmriUUon U.18M ;

beliometer 13-224b; meri-

dian arc S-gOic; photometi»

21-532d; aeainaiuhip 24-

5441).
BOUGUEREAU, ADOLPHE

William 4-3 16d.
Bouh.-r.-au. Elian 10-556O.
BOUHOURS. DOMINIQUE 4-

3l7b; 7-4701) ; 11-134C,
BOUILHET, LOUIS HYACIN-

tb.4-317c; 11-I46O.
Boulllac, Fr. 3-59c,
Boiilllaud, Ismael 2-81 Jc.

— , Jean 13-132c.
BOUILLE. FRANCOIS

Claude Amour 4-3 17c; 1*

Boulllie Bordelaiae l-397c-
Boulllier, Franclsque 2-5ib.
Bouillon (family) 3-297C,
—. cardinal de 3-297C.

— , F. 11. de la Tour d Au-
venrne. duke of 0-37 7 d.

, Godefroy Marie de, duke of

..

— . '. :•-• v to! -, ', ..;{.-,•-. '.•!

Bouillon.

— . Madaiue de 18-7»lb.

- , Marie Ann \l»rw<nl 16-
•_".>: k

— , Robert (I.), duke of 24-
574d.

— . Robert (II.). duke of 10-
tOOa.

BOUILLON, Belg. 4-317d; 3-
668 (F4).

— . duchy, Belg. 17-1 45b;
16-594*.

BOUILLOTTE 4-318*.
BOUILLY. JEAN NICOLAS

4-::i-l, : 16-3M>a.
Bouilly, Fr. 1O-778 (OS).
Bouira, Ate. l-«43 (Bl).
Bouieya. Ate. : tee Bougie.
Bntatfa is-:."...
Boukephala, India : tee Bn-

oepbala.

Boukephakw : tee Bucephalus.
Boulaia. Artemfe 2-664*.

— Athena 2-819a
BOULAINVILLIERS. HENRI.

cntnto dt-4-318b.

— . Philip of : to. Philip of
Boulainvuuen.

IloulaloB, Zeus 28-97 Td.
Boolam, PorUGuin. : tee Bu-

BOULANGER (artist*) 4-318O.
— , A. A. (Kientfat) 3-950b.
— , Father de (missionary) 14-

M«b.
— . GEORGE ERNEST JEAN

Mart* 4-31Sc: 2-143a; 10-

878d;O-4S7a.

— (stoneware makers) 5-759d.
Bonlanirerlte 2-127d.
BonlanKtan : tec BoulaDger.

Boulardcric, bl.. Can. 10-831

(Dli: 4-l.T.M.
BOULAY DE LA MEURTHE.

Antoine Jaaqim C. J. 4-

lltb.

— de la Menrtbe, Head
Ocorgw 4-319C.

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116

BOUL-BOYL

Boulbv Cliffs, Yorks. 9-412
(I. G31; 24-91d.

BOULDER, Colo. 4-319c; 6-
722 (E2); 7-417b.

— , 111. 14-304 (C5).

— , Mont. 14-276 (C-D2); 18-
756a.

— . W.Aus. 2-960 (C6); popu-
lation 28-.' lla.

— , Wyo. 28-874 (C3).

— , canyon, Colo. 6-7 19a.

— , mt., Ida. 14-276 (B4).

— , pass, Mont. 14-276 (D3).

— , riv., Mont. 14-276 (D2-3).

BOULDER (diet.) 4-319d.

— (geol.) 4-320a ; jade 15-123c.
Boulder Bank, breakwater,

N.Z. 19-359b.

BOULDER CLAY (geol.) 4-
319d; Denmark 8-24a; form-
ation 12-57c; Lyell's theory
12-56d.

Boulder Co., Colo. 6-722 (El);
6-721c; 26-2S3d.

— Creek, Cal. 5-8 (B3).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (El).

— Creek, riv., Ida. 14-276
(A4).

— Creek, riv., Nev. 5-8 (El).
Boulder drip : see Boulder

Clay.

— sand (geol.) 8-24a.
Boule, parliament • house,

Athens 2-832 (map); 2-
840d.

BOULE (council) 4-320a; 2-
453c; 26-792b.

Boule (game) 21-308d.

Boule d'acicr 5-95ob.

Boule-d'Amont, Fr. 10-778
(F6); 22-0 sue.

Boulenger, G. A. : dory 8-
438a; flat-fish 10-482d;
lizards 16-824b; snakes 25-
288b, 28-1008b.

— , Hippolyte 2O-507C.

Boule shaft (diet.) 10-71 Ib.

Bouleuterium, council-cham-
ber, Athens 2-832 (map);
2-834b.

— , Mantineia 17-606a.

— , Olympia 20-9oa; ll-444a.

BOULEVARD (fortification)
4-321d. See also Bulwark.

Bouley, Henri 14-167d.

Bouley, bay, Chan.Is. 9-430
(VI. Bl); 5-841b; 15-330d.

Boulia, Queens. 2-960 (F4).

Boullay, Polydore 6-48b.

BOULLE, ANDRE CHARLES
4-321d; 4-918c; commode
11-364 (PI. IV. flg. 1); inlay
4-322C, 11-364 (PL III.
flg. 5).

— , Pierre 4-321d; 4-918c.

Boullemier, A. S-758c.

Boulliau, Ismael 25-785C.

Boullongne (family) : see Bou-
logne.

— - , Jean : see Bologna, Gio-
vanni.

Boulmier (French publisher)
28-74a.

Boulnois, Henry 5-404a.

Boulnois and Brodie's tank
8-107d.

BOULOGNE (painters) 4-323a.

Boulogne, counts of 4-323d.

— , Eustace (2nd count of) :
see Eustace II.

— , Philip H., count of : see
Philip Hurepel.

— , William, count : see Wil-
liam, count of Boulogne
and Moriaiu and Earl
Warenne.

Boulogne, Fr. (Haute-Garonne)
10-778 (E6).

— , Fr. (Pas-de-Calais) : see
Boulogne-sur-Mer.

— , Fr. (Seine) : see Boulogne-
sur-Seine.

— , prov., Ft. 10-802 (map).

— , riv., Ft. 10-778 (D4); 27-
980c.

— , Bois de, park, Paris 20-
804 (A2-B1); 20-807b.

— , edict of 10-830d.

— negotiations 20-859C.
BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, Fr. 4-

323a; 10-77* (El); 19-357b.
BOULOGNE-SUR-SEINE, Fr.

4-324a; 10-778 <B6).
Bouloire, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Boulonnais, dist., Ft. : geo-
logy 8-126b; 10-778b; 12-

552a.
Boulsworth, hill, Lanes. 28-

933 (Al); 16-138b.
Boult : see Bolt,
Boulton, Edmund : see Bolton.
— , MATTHEW 4-324a; 4-

891b; 18-558b.
Boulton, Derby. 9-416 (II.

E4); 8-71d.
Boulton's Trafalgar Medal 18-

80.

Boumort, mta., Sp.25-530 (Fl).
Bound, ial., Scot. 24-853b.

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

BOUND (boundary) 4-324b;

Il-(i37a.

Boundary, Wash. 28-354 (HI).
— , dist., Can. 4-599c.
— . pass, Can. : see South Koo-

tenay.

Boundary (land) : see Bound.
Boundary Creek, riv., N.Dak.

19-780 (Dl).

— Dam, W.Aus. 2-960 (D5).

— stones 14-629b; 14-634b;
Babylonian 3-104 (PL I.).

Bound bailiff : see Bum-bailiff.
Boundbrook, N.J. 18-502 (C2).
BOUNDS, BEATING THE 4-

324b; 1-791C.

Bountiful, Utah 27-814 (C2).
Bounty, isls., Pac.O. 20-436

(G-H9); 20-437D.
BOUNTY 4-324d; 8-552a; 26-

44c.
" Bounty," H.M.S. : mutiny

4-59b.
Bounty jumper (diet.) 4-324d.

— LandActs(U.S.) 21-121C.
Bounyn, Gabriel 8-51 la.
Bouquet, Henry 21-681b; 22-

65c.
Bouquet, riv., N.Y. 19-596

(Gl).
Bouquet (perfumery) 21-1 lua.

— dahlia : see Pompon dahlia.
Bouquetin, pass, Alps 1-7 42d.
Bouquetin (zool.): see Ibex.
Bouquoi, Charles Bonaventure

de 4-131b; 8-80b; 21-651c.
Bourail. N.Cal. 20-436 (M10);

19-469a.
BOURBAKI, CHARLES

Denis Sauter 4-324d; 20-

292c.
Bourbeuse, riv., Mo. 18-OOS

(E3).
Bourbince, riv., Fr. 10-77S

(G4); 16-923c.
BOURBON (family) 4-325b;

France 10-832a, 10-833a;

Italy 15-48a,15-43d; Nevers

19-457a ; Spain 25-552C.

See also Conti.
— . Anne Genevieve de : see

Longueville, duchess of.
— , Antoine de : see Anthony,

king of Navarre.
— , Antoine de : see Galliera,

duke of.
— , Antoine de : see Montpen-

sier, duke of.

— , Antoinette de : see Antoin-
ette, duchess of Guise.
— , Armand de : see Conti, A.

de Bourbon. Prince de.
— , cardinal de : see Charles,

cardinal de Bourbon.
— , Carlos : see Carlos, Don.
— , Charles I., duke of (d.

1456) 5-920c; 15-446b.
— , CHARLES, duke of (d.

1527)4-328a; Romel5-41a.
— , Charles of (b. 1566) : see

Charles of Bourbon.
— , Charles Louis of : see

Charles II., duke of Parma.
— , Charles Philippe of : see

Nemours, duke of*
— , Emmanuel of : see Ven-

dome, duke of.
— , Etienne of 28-756d.
— , Ferdinand of (b. 1844) :

see Alencon, duke of.
— , Ferdinand of (b. 1884) :

see Montpensier, duke of.
— , Ferdinand of (d. 1842) :

see Orleans, duke of.
— , Francois of : see Cadiz,

duke of.
— , Francois of : see Chateller-

ault, Francois, duke of.
— , Francois of (b. 1818) : see

Jomville, prince of.
— , Francois of (b. 1861) : see

Marchena, duke of.
— , Francois of (d. 1892) : see

Trapani, count of.
• — .Francois of (d. 1475) : see

Vendome, Francois, count

of.
— , Gabrielle of : see La Tre-

moille, Gabrielle de.
— , Gaetan of : see Girgenti,

count of.

— , Gaston of: see Eu, count of.
— , Henri of (b. 1822) : see

Aumale, duke of.
— i Henri of (1851-1905) : see

Bardi, count of.
— , Henri of (b. 1867) : see

Orleans, prince of.
— , Henri of (1823-1870) : see

Seville, duke of.
— , H enri Charles of : see Cham-

bord.

— , Jean «-569b.
— , Joan (d. 1488) : see John,

duke of Bourbon.
— , Jean of (b. 1874) : see Guise,

duke of.
— , Leopold of (d. 1860) : see

Syracuse, count of.

Bourbon, Louis II. (d. 1410),

duke of : see Louis II., duke

of.
— , Louis of : see Conde, Louis

of Bourbon, prince of.
—.Louis of (b. J814): see

Nemours, duke of.
— , Louis of (1838-1886) : see

Trani, count of.
— , Louis Antoine of : see

Angouleme, duke of.
— , Louis Auguste of 8-395d.
— , Louis Charles of : see Eu,

Louis Charles, count of.
— , Louise Francoise, duchess

of 18-7 7 5h.
— , Louis Henri, duke of 10-

846d.
— , Louis Joseph of : see Conde,

Louis Joseph de Bourbon,

prince of.
— , Louis Philippe of (b.1838) :

see Paris, count of.
— , Louis Philippe of (b. 1869) :

see Orleans, duke of.
— , Pascal of : see Bari, count

of.
— , Pierre of : see Penthievre,

duke of.
— , Pierre II. (lord of Beau-

jeu), duke of 4-325c; 2-70d.
— , Robert of (b. 1840) : see

Orleans, duke of.
— , Robert of (b. 1848) : see

Parma, duke of.
— , Roger of : see Noto, duke

of.

— , Suzanne of 2-7 Od.
Bourbon, 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E2).
— , cape, Green. 12-543 (H2).
— , dist., Fr. 10-802 (map).
— , fort, W.I. : see Desaix.
— , isl., Ind.O.: see Reunion.
" Bourbon " (race-horse) 13-

729a.
Bourbon chapel, Fr. (Lyons) :

see St Louis, chapel.
Bourbon Coude, Louis A. H.

de : see Enghlen, duo d'.
Bourbon Co., Kan. 15-654

(H3); 15-656a.

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D2); 15-
742a.

BOURBON-LANCY, Fr. 4-

328d; 10-778 (F4); 24-199b.
BOURBON L'ARCHAM-

bault (aquae Borvonis, Bor-

monis), Fr. 4-329a; 10-778

(F4); l-696a.
Bourbon-Montpensier, Louis :

see Montpensier, Louis, duke

of.

Bourbonnais, 111. 14-304 (D2).
— , anc. prov., Fr. 10-778 (F4);

l-696a; 4-325b.

— Grove, 111. 15-653c.
BOURBONNE-LES-BAINS, Fr.

4-329a; 10-778 (G4); 5-785.
Bourbon-Vendee, Fr.: see La

Roche -sur-Yon.
Bourbon whisky 15-742a; 28-

592c.

Bourbotte, Pierre 17-684a.
Bourbourg, Fr. 10-778 (Fl);

8-68 la.

Bourbre, riv., Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Bourbriac, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Bourceria 11-olOd.
Bourchier (family) 9-5 17c.
— , Anne Bourchier : see Grey

de Ruthyn,Anne Grey.Lady.
— , ARTHUR 4-329a.
— , George 8-99a.
— , Henry : set Essex, Henry

Bourchier, earl of.
— , Sir James 7-487b.
— , John : see Berners, 2nd

baron.

— , Sir Robert 5-833e.
— , THOMAS 4-329b.

— (Vanbrugh), Violet 4-239b.
Bourck, Ulick : see Clanricarde,

1st earl.

Bourcy, Belg. 13-808d.

Bourd, mt., Scot.: see Bhuaird.

BOURDALOUE, LOUIS 4-
329c; 11-1330.

Bourdg de Villehuet, Jacques
19-3 14a.

Bourdeille, Claude de, cotnte
de Montresor : see Mon-
tresor.

BourdeiUes, Fr. 10-778 (E5);
8-424C.

Bourdelle, Emil 24-Sllc.

Bourdelles (engineer) 16-637d.

Hourdillon, F. 20-499C.

Bourdin, Pierre 8-82e.

Bourdon, Eugene 3-420d.

— , FRANCOIS LOUIS 4-329d.

Bourdon gauge ll-532b.

— step (music) 12-958d.
Bourdu, J. 5-739a.
Bourg, Fr. (C6te-d'Or) 6-7b.
— , Fr. (Gironde) 10-778 (D5).
— , La. 17-54 (D4).

— (Grand), W.I. 17-713C.

— (Petit), W.I. 12-645C.

BourgainvUle, isl., N.G. 19-

489d.
Bourganeuf, Fr. 10-778 (E5);

7-4 3 Ic.
Bourg ArgentaL, Fr. 10-778

(G5).

Bourgas, Asia M. 21-.J 1 la.
— , Bulg. : see Burgas.
Bourg de Visa, Fr. 10-778

(E5).
Bourgelat, Claude 28-6c; 28-

3c.
BOURG-EN-BHESSE, Fr. 4-

330a; 10-778 (G4).
BOURGEOIS, LEON V. A.

4-330b; 10-881a.
— , Louise 19-964a.
— , Marguerite 18-791a.
— , Sir Peter Francis 8-654b.
— , Robert 8-8 12d.
BOURGEOIS (dirt.) 4-330d.
Bourgeois GentiUiomme, Le

18-665a; 17-610c.
Bourgeoisie, Cour de 7-534a.
Bourgeois ink 22-409C.

— type 27-543a.
Bourgery, M. J. l-937a.
Bourgcs, Clemenco de 24-309d.
BOURGES, Fr. 4-330d; 10-778

(F4); 21-378c; 17-36a; ca-
thedral 2-39Sd, 19-283d,
7-o«4a, 24-492b; council
(1038) 27-321b; Jacques
Coeur's house 2-399c, 13-
81 Id (Plate), 6-645d; peace
(1411) 2-5 63a; pragmatic
sanction : see that heading ;
siege (1562) 18-783c; uni-
versity 27-760.

Bourget, Carl E. II. 8-891a.

— , Ignatius 18-791a; 26-281d.

— , PAUL C. J. 4-331b; 11-
149d.

Bourget, lake, Fr. 10-778
(Go); 16-93b.

Bourgetia 7-132b.

Bourg-Fidele, Fr. 2-451a.

— la-Reine, Fr. 10-778 (B-C6);
5-753b.

— Lastic, Fr. 10-778 (F5);
22-674d.

— Leopold, Belg. 3-668 (Fl).

— Loais, Fr. : see St Jean
d'Angely.

— Mont Genevre, Fr. 18-
783a.

Bourgneuf, bay, Fr. 16-925a;
19-733b.

— en-Ritz, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Bourgogne, Jehan de (physi-
cian) 17-561a.

— , J. Geslin de 3-448a.
Boursrogne, Fr. 10-778 (G3);
geology 20-81d.

— Canal, Fr. 10-778 (G4); 5-
17 Ic.

— , H6teldel8-664c;ll-129a.
Bourgoin, Fr. rt-778 (G5).
Bourgoise, re (law case) 19-

275c

Bourgos, pt., W.I. 17-802 ( A2).
Bourg St Andeol, Fr. 10-778

(G5); 2-450a.

— St Maurice, Fr. 10-778
(H5); 23-1017d.

Bourgtheroulde, Fr. 10-778
(E3).

— H6tel, Rouen 2-414b.
Bourguebus, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Bourgueil, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Bourguet, Louis 26-265a.
Bourgueticrinidae 8-879a.
Bourgueticrinus 7-4 18a.
Bourguignon, Hubert Fran-
cois : see Gravelot.

— , le : see Courtois, Jacques

and Guillaumc.
Bouriant, M. 21-296d.
Bouricalcalla, N.S.W. 19-538

(C2).
BOURIGNON, ANTOINETTE

4-332a.

Bourinot, Sir John 5-166a.
Bourke, earls of Clanricarde :

see Clanricarde.
— , earls of Mayo : see Mayo.
— , Sir Richard 19-542c.
— , Robert O'Hara 18-91b.
BOURKE, N.S.W.4-332a; 19-

538 <C2); 19-538b.

— (North), N.S.W. 19-538
(Cl, 2); 4-332b.

— , mt., Nfd. 19-479 (B2).
Bourke of Brittas, barony
4-81 td.

— of Connell, barony 4-8 14d.
Bourmont, Charles de 4-332c.
— , LOUIS AUGUSTE VICTOR

4-332b: 10-864d.
Bourn, Daniel 5-32 4b.
Bourn, Cambs. 9-424 (IV. B2).
Bournazel, Jean de Buisson,

baron of 7-37 8c.
Bourne, Alfred Gibbs 2-288c.
— , Frederick William 3-905b.
— , Henry 10-601b.
— , Hugh 22-338b.
— , Nicholas 8-729b.
— , VINCENT 4-332c; 9-690d.

Bourne, William 16-864O.
BOURNE, Lines. 4-332d; 9-

416 (II. G4); artesian well

28-505d; priory 6-424a.
— , Mass. 17-S52 (F3).
— , Orcg. 20-242 (G3).
— , canal, Fr. 8-589b.
— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (map).
— , riv., Hants 4-333a.
— , riv., Kent 16-942 (F4).
— , riv., Sur. 16-942 (B3); 6-

86d.
— , riv., Wilts. 9-420 (III.

D4);3-66c.

— , spring, Sur. 7-520b.
BOURNE (diet.) 4-332d.
Bourne Brook, riv.. Staffs.

25-758 (Bl); 3-985b.

— End, Bucks. 16-942 (B2);
4-7 29d.

— End, Herts. 16-942 (B2).

BOURNEMOUTH, Hants 4-
333a; 9-420 (III. D5):
housing statistics 13-819b;
tramways 27-161d.

— beds 3-207a ; 9-662c; 9-
664a; 20-552d.

" Bournemouth Queen " (shin)

24-884a.
Bourne's hill, mt., Mass. 17-

852 (F-G3).

Bourneville, O. 20-26 (D6).
Bourn Fen, dist.. Lines. 16-

714a.
Bournon, Jacques Louis, comte

de 13-885a; 4-333b.
BOURNONITE 4-333b; 18-

515b.

Bom-nonville 13-S41d.
Bournville, Worcs. 3-987c; 13-

818d.
Bourquelot, E. E. l-900b; 1-

508a.

Bourre, Jean 16-1 73c.
Bourre, riv., Fr. 13-117c.
BOURREE (diet.) 4-333o; 7-

798a; 26-52a.
BOURRIENNE, LOUIS AN-

toine Fauvelet de 4-333c;

10-863a.
BOURRIT, MARC THEO-

dore 4-334a.

Bourrus, fort, Fr. 27-1 019a.
Bourry (missionary) 18-579a.
BOURSAULT, EDME 4-334b.
Bourse, arrond., Paris 20-804

(Al and Dl); 20-810a.
BOURSE (diet.) 4-334C.

— de Commerce, market, Paris
20-8 13c.

Bourseul, Charles 26-547C.
BOURSSE, ESAIAS 4-334C.
Bourtange, Holl. 13-588 (El).
— , morass, Holl. 12-612d.
Bourton, Bucks. 4-727d.
— , Dorset. 9-420 (III. C4).

— on the Water, Glos. 9-420
(III. D3).

Bourtree : see Elder, common.
Bourville, Vattier de : see

Vattier de Bourville.
Bourzeis, Amable de l-103b.
Bourzi, isl., Or. 12-433a.
Bous (cake) 4-796c.
Bousa 3-642c; l-88d.
Bousfleld, W. K. 6-864c.
Boussac, Fr. 10-778 (F4); 7-

431c.
Boussargues, Thomas Alberti,

seigneur of : see Alberti.
Bousse gravity conveyor 7-56d.
Bousset, Wilhelm 3-885a; 23-

218c; 13-1870.
Boussieres, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Boussinesq, V. J. 14-35d; 28-

429d.
BOUSSINGAULT, JEAN BAP-

tiste 4-334d.

Boussiron steel concrete sys-
tem 6-839d.
Boussod Valadon & Co. 14-

325a.
Boussole, rook, Jap. 15-156

(G8).

— , str.. Jap. 15-156 (R3).
Boustrophedon 14-631a.
Bout (fencing) 10-594C.

— (violin) 28-102b.
Boutargue 17-792c.
Boutaric, Edgard 26-599a.
Bouteillenstein : see Moldavite.
Bouteloua 12-3761).
Boutens, P. C. 8-728d.
BOUTERWEK, FRIEDRICH

4-335a.
Boutet, Anne F. H. : see Mars,

Mile.
— , Edoardo 2-79b.

-, Jacques Marie : see Mon-

vel.

— de Monvel, Louis Maurice
14-32 to.

BOUTHILLIER, CLAUDE 4-

335b.

-, Leon : see Chavigny.
Boutieres, mts., Fr. S-777d;

13-72c.
Boutiques, caves, Chan.Is.

24-220b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

116

To make full use of this Index It It cmscntlal to read the
Insirut.titin'. i;l\cn on Page I.

BOUL-BOYL

A. r. i.

(pacha) 0-

I 17-MMi.l; 17-

•Id.
BOUT8-RIMEB 4-335c; 18-

1Mb.

i .

.

BOUTWtLL. GEORGE SE-

wall 4-33tl».
Bouty. Kdmund M. I., (pby

atoU) 10-7A7«; 0-8010.
Bnfcrlka (mwumrr) 20-4tll«.
I. . . >. -o.

MM
Bourard. Alexis 10-20ld: 10-

.
BOUVAROIA 4-336b ; 13-

; ,. i

Boovcault, L. 1-SSlo.
Bouvecvt, Swtu. M-ar.' (1)1);

Bouvertr. WHUam. lut earl of

lladnur : .«•«• Radnor.
BOUVET. FRANCOIS JOSEPH

4-338 b,

- . I . m 21— :v.
llourrt, fcU, At U). 21-983*.
" Hornet " (balUe«hlp) 84-

•."...
Bouvier. A. 2O-S07C.

— .K.L. 28-57 Ic.

— . JOHN 4-336U.
uvien. FT. 10-778 (AS).

Brig. 8-2 7 4c.
Ft. 4-336d :

10-

77S (Fl) : battle (1214) 4-
S36d. 0-489*. 10-Mtx-. 14-

. l:'...

uvivull. Kr. 23-7680.
r. dam. FT. 28-403a.
.riv., FT. 3-4980.
. Kr. 13-72d.
.It. 15-4 (E6V.
»dMii*>iial4-898d.
Bovanat, dint., 1-ers. 10-190*.

., .

!.,.»,•. l.i.-.!'.21-:'l;i..
Bore. int.. It.27-S48b.

— . vaL. Sic. 0-8S2c; 28-lSSa.
Boverdalen. Nor. 19-804 (C2).
Boveri. Theodor: cell division

7-7 14d lull.: cytoplasm in
heredity 13-352a; hybridism
14-27 b; parthenogenesis 0-
lite.

Boverie (sculpt, ir) 24-510O.

Boveroier. Switz. 26--' 12 (C4).

Borerton. Wales 12-75b; 7-
.,1 la

Born (Spanish soldier) 4-lC4c.

Bom. Ft. 10-778 (F2); treaty
(HS5)21-379a.

— . lt.21-3S8a;7-632d.
Bovcy. riv.. Devon. 0-430 (VI.

BOVEY BEDS 4-337b; 20-

.

— coal : tee Lttmite.

— , Ninth. Devon. 0-430 (VI.
E2).

— Traoey. Devon. 0-430 (VI.
E2);l-794a; geology 4-3371),

2O-81C.

Bovianuin Undecimanorum. It.
IS-.1'', (X4)j 4-.i ;;. . . Mltrl
statue 14-633c; Sulla's cap-
ture 26-5 Ic.

— V.-IILN it. 1S-26 (E4); 4-
337c.

BO V ID AE 4-3:17,- ; 17-.V.>Sa ; 21-

35d: borna 21-3 4 b. 25-190*.
Bovlgny. Bete. 3-66* (G.U
BOVILL. SIR WILLIAM 4-

BOV1LLAE, It. 4-338b; 15-26

(HO).

Bovllle. Ida 14-276 (A2).
BoviH'9 Act 20-873a.
Bovlna, Colo. 0-721 <Q2).

— . Miw. 18-600 (B3).

— . Tex. 10-690 (El).

..

Bovine, Utah 27-814 (Al).
Bovingdon. Herts. 16-942 (B2).
Bo-vinh. Fr.l.C. 13-853d.
Bovino. Colo. 0-722 (112).
Borl LOIofamd 16-'.'.;'. ••.
Bovista ll-344b.
Boviuiii. Wall's (Glamorgan)
12-7 5b; 7-315C,

— , monastery. Walee (Flint)
28-S16b.

Bovling. Den. 8-24 (AS).
Bovy (Swiss medallM) 18-2c.
Bow. B. H. : aberration of

light l-57o: reciprocal Ognree

8-USo.
Bow, Devon. O-430 (VI. El).

— t London 10-938 (D2); 22-
89»; dye-wort* 8-7 14d;

BV»dtrv»l •rbnol 8-3ld;
< 8-743d.

H a- .- i
-. \Va.li. 24

,.
— , Ukr. Nil 1O-IUU I I

— , n\ '. •» (112); 1-

BOW i

— (area uf land ) J- 1 1 7 a.

— (wmpou) 2-.nii«; 0-40ta;
KB-MMU.II 9-1.1,. 0-<Ilta:
Japatmv IS-'.'mih; m\lli»-
fcvra-l"Ail. 2-

Bow and Arrow I'lutk-, Donet.

22-1.
Bow and iiuarti* line (diet.)

10-:: i

Ri.nlM-IN. X.Dak. 10-780 (Bl).
Itowcher, Krauk 18-io.

. \\ . 5

' iiurcb : tee SI Mary-le-

Douttmibe, I. of W. 20-fi27d;

5-3370.
Bomleii. Scot. 24-118 (F3);

0-131*.
— . ml.. Scot. 24-118 (DS);

10-7

— . riv.. Soot. 23-7804.
Bowden brake 3-U 1 '• i ,
Bowden, Great. Lelcs. : tee

Great Bowdan.

— Middle Cale. Derby. : let
New Mills.

Bowden win- 5-lOOe.
BOWDICH, THOMAS

Edward 4-34 la.
BnndUh Reservoir, lake, R.I.

23-249 (A-lll).
Bowditch, llriiry IngenoU

4-3111.; 21-8388,
-^ NATHANIEL 4-3111.; 4-

Bowditch's gas-burner 16-
OUb,

Bowdle, S.Dak. 25-506 (F2).
B.iniller. John 14-l9Gb.
--. THOMAS 4-311b.
Bowdlerizi' (,li.-t.)4-341c.
BOWDO1N. JAMES (d. 1790)

— , James (d. 1-11)4-311(1.
Bowdoin College. Me. 4-(i'.Ua;

4-3M.I: 16-JU:..
Bowdoiiiham. Mi'. 17-134 (B4).
Bowdon. Clu-t. 10-139 (D3);

0-9 la.

— , N.Dak. 10-780 (E2).
Dow -drill 16-195d.
BOWELL, SIR MACKENZIE

4-34-Ja; 5-163a-
IiinM-11's elertriral remontolre

O-550d.
BOWEN. CHARLES S. C.

Bowen, baron 4-312a; 23-

36 Ic.

— , FRANCIS 4-342C,
— . SIR GEORGE FERGUSON

4-342d.

— , G. T. d-hrmi-t ) 24-6768,
— , Henry C. 3-1 5:!c.
— , John 26-1 lid.
Bowen, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
— , Colo. 0-722 (1)1).
— , 111. 14-301 (A3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (E3).
— , Queens. 2-9CO (114); 22-

732a.

— , N.Z. 10-624 (F2).
— , cape. Can. 5-160 (PI).
— . cape, Somlud. 25-379 (F-

O3);2S-3s3d.
— , int., R.I. 23-249 (B2).
— , port. Queens. 2-960 (14).
— . waterfall, N.2. 10-625*.
Bowen irrnup 22-732d.
Btiwenla 12-75.'.b; 12-755d.
Bowenite 24-676a; 15-1231..
Bowens Mill. (Jtt. 11-752 (C4).
Bower, Archibald 21-151C.
— , F. O. 22-6 1 2c; 21-77 I'l.
— , Hamilton 20-(i.',6u; 2-7391..
— . WALTER 4-313*
Bouer, Scot. 4-960C.
— , Okla. 20-58 (K9).
— , moor, Nortbumb. 9-112

(I. D2).

HOW.T (euchre) 9-877d.
BOWERBAN K.JAMES SCOTT

4-3431).
Bowerbankin 22-4 2c.

— pustil»sa22-r.M.
Bowcr-Barff process 18-2 15b.
Bower l,ir.|- 3-l)74a: 25-1 1 1. 1.
Bowerhopc Law, int., Scot.

24-6 12d

Bower Mills. Mo. 18-608 (li-
cit.

Bowers, Ind. 14-122 (D4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (L5).

— Olfford, K*«. 16-942 (G2);
church 9-7- nl.

— Hill. Va. 28-118 (F4).
Bowers-low, larm house, Derby.

.
Bowenton. O. 20-26 (B4).

1 1
. " .

tommi, iinxH, N.V.C. lO-fllo

— Beach. UP. 17-434 (Hi).

.iuf» llauk. N.Y. 24-

Bowm, Andrew O-IOSd.

!:• I.MIW>II Htooejr
2*-

. 15-M708.
— . Mir liounrc 3-4lod.

la.

i:,,i..ri 18-
Uowr.. Vorkn. O-IIJ

i. 1-a.tl.' 28-03ib;
Roman road 4-.l»6a.

>rka. 0-418(1. D4).
Bowewlorp, Ca|w Col. 20-466

Bownunont, N.Dak. 10-780
(Ul).

Bow ML N.I.. Woitm. 0-411
(I. B4); 20-553c; geokvy
2O-453d,' O-4lld.

Bowfln 2O-.'>tll>: alimentary
canal 14-2Ma, l-668b; brain
14-iOib; cement orvan 14-
J5Jc: ctrculatlnc syitem
14-263C; cranial develop-
ment 28-200 b; eye 14-
J66a; heart 14-263a; pec-
toral tin 14-260a; pro-
•plracnlar cleft 14-253d;
reproductive ormnn 14-
256c: retrocreealve chanre
2O-590a; iwim-bladdcr 14-
-• • |. .

Bowhead whale 28-569c; 28-
ITM

Bowbill, mansion, Scot. 28-
907(1.

BOWIE, JAMES 4-343c.

— , Jcibn J. 4-343C,
/in P. 4-343C,

Bowie. La. 17-54 (B7).

— , Md. 17-828 (K-.-).

— , Tex. 26-690 (K2).

Bowtea 10-683b.

Bowie Co., Tex. 20-690 (N2);
4-343C,

— Creek, riv., .Miss. 18-COu

Bowie knife 4-343o.

I :..» iiu; (aalutatlon) 24-95c.

liowl (axtron.): tee Crater.

— (diet.) 4-177d.

Bow land, forest, Yorks. 0-416

(II. B2).
Bowlby (war correspondent)

•Vnla,

I'.'.ul.-. John 0-482d.
BOW-LEG 4-3 1 3r.
li.iuler. Mont. 14-276 (E3).
Bowles. Caroline Anne : au

s.mihi-y. Caroline Anne.
— , SAMUEL 6-:!l4b.
-i WILLIAM LISLE 4-:: I II,.
Bowles, Ala. 1-400 (B4).
— , Cal. 5-8 (D3).
Bowley, A. L. .7-290c; 25-

807c.
— , James 19-564a.

Ilowlin. | d, .Me. 17-434 (D2).

BOWLINE 4-3 11,1; 15-872b.

— on a bight 15-87 2a.
Bowline. Scc.i. 24-118 (C3);

6-57 2c; 8-661a.
- . Yorks. 4-3711).
BOWLING (game) 4-3 1 Id.

— (rrirkct) 7-»39c.

— crease 7-438a.

Bowling Green, Fla. 10-510
(El).

— Green. Ind. 14-422 (C6).

— GREEN, Ky. 4-315b; 15-
740 (H3).

— Green, Miss. 18-600 (B-C2).

— Green. Mo. 18-608 (E-F2).

— GREEN, O. 4-3 15c; ZO-L'6
(C-D2).

— Green, Va. 28-118 (E2).

— Green, bay, Wuecns. 2-960
<H3).

Bowling green (lawn) 4-3 I7h.
Bowling Green stone, Ky. 15-

7 l.i;i.

BOWLS (game) 4-345d
Bowman. Alexander Hamilton

28-559b.

— , Thomas 12-538a.
Bowman, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).
— , N.Uak. 19-780 (A3).
— , S.C. 25-500 (D3).
— , lake, Mont. 14-276 (Bl).
— . int., fan. 4-600 (K3>.

. VI ink. 19-780 (A3).
Bowmanitex Dawsoni : ace

Sphenophyllmn Dawsoni.

— R6mcrl 2O-5280.
Bownmnsdale, Pa. 21-106

(H-I5).
Bowman's Sugar Loaf, N.>.\\ .

19-538 (FU.
Bowmanstown, Pa. 21- 106

(L4).
Bowmanrvillo, Pa. 21-106 (K-

L5).

UowmaarUIe.OMi.20-i i

MW Mia*, jTBTio- < u ••

lIUMIn VOIld HOOt.

I

BawmeM, Boot 24-412 (B4)

14- . .
BOH aw. Cumb. 0-4 IS (L

Ij 4- .-!«.

BOWNEH. Wertm. 4-3 4 M;

0-1.

10-.-.3S (E4).

llownniK croup 20-1 Mr.
Bow of rfle. Mcot. 10-«2a.
Bowood. wilt.. o-r-"i (III.

04): 0-2 v

Bow ponx-Um 5-754d.
lli.Hm. N.-.XV. 19-.',3H (O2).
li.iural. N..I.W. 10-:.:i-
llo»rnu(. K. A. 4-34»l>.

. S1H JOHN 4- ,1 ,, 9- OTf
li,,ur,i«|>et, India 14-38* <G

Bow i'toad, London 1O-838

.

llow.prit 23-33»d: 17-871a.
BoWooa, bill, Laura. 1O-13U

Bow Street police court, Lon-
don 21-88 ib.

— Street runner. 21-97»d.
Bow String, lake, Ulan. 1»-

550 (D3).

— String, riv., Minn. IB-AM)

Bowstring hemp 13-2631.; 23-

713d.

BOWTELL 4-319c; 18-933*.
Bow r. Hart (1905) 27-i:ild.
Bow window 3-5.'.3<-; 13-8 13b.
BOWYER, WILLIAM (d.1737)

4-349c; memorial to 10-

529d.
— , William (d. 1777) 4-319c;

19-6S6d.

Hmvyer, fort, Ala. 18-636c.
Bowyers Company 16-81 la.
Box, T. 7-140c: 7-112C,
Box, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Wilts. 9-120 (III. C4);

geology 28-GUSb.
— . hill, Sur. 10-912 (C4);

4-3528,

— , tunnel. Wilts. 27-1091..
Box (bot.) 4-352a; 0-894b;

19-37 9b.
BOX (receptacle) 4-319d; 7-

97 8a.

Box and Cox 18-S81d.
Boxberg, Gcr. 11-808 (Bl).
Box berry : art Wintcrgreen.
Boxboro, Mass. 17-852 (El-2).
Box buggy 4-7 59d.
Boxbiltte Co., Neb. 19-321

(A-112).

Box calf 16-314a.
Boxcloth ll-356b.
Box Creek, riv., N.S.W. 10-

538 (111;.

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-871
(Gtt.

— Elder, Colo. 0-722 (F2).

— Elder, .Mont. 14-276 (El).
Boxelder, Neb. 19-321 (Dl).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (G3).

Box elder (bot.) 13-7731).
Boxelder Co., Utah 27-811

(A-B1).
Box Elder Creek, riv., Colo.

6-722 (Kl).

— Elder CVeek, riv., Mont,
14-276 (03).

— Elder Creek, riv., Mont.
14-276 (E2).

— Elder CYeek. riv., S.Dak.
25-506 (C3).

Boxelder Creek, riv., Wyo.

28-871 (03).
Boxer. Colonel l-869b; 18-

605d.
" Boxer " (bronze statue) 12-

192a.

" Boxer "(ship) 24-91 6a.
Boxer movement O-201c; 0-

208b; indemnities O-188a;

Japan's policy 15-2171.;

medal to British forces 18-

15d; missions 18-AOSd.
BOB - IgaoL) 16-7'"'.-.
Boxlord, Berks. 0-420 (III.

Kl).

— . Suff. 0-121 (IV. D2).
Boxgrovc. Sns.l2-210c; priory

seal 24-54(1.1.
Box huckleberry 13-848C.
BOXING 4-350b; Olympian

games 11-lllc; prize tights

10-250d.

— glove 4-350b; ancient 4-
911c, 2-816C.

Box Iron : »er under Iron.

— kite 15-810a.
BoTl.-y. Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Kent 16-912 (G3); 4-351*;

abbey 15-7 39b. 21-601 b.
Boxmoor, Herts. 10-912 (Bl);

13-257c; geology 13-398C.
Box's formula 22-23UO.
Box-stone 21-817b.
Boxted, Ess. 24-lOlc.

,,,

• •

17-

Va. ZO-MK (Cl).
»H..ni. i

i.. N II. l»

.». W><>. 28-174 (III/.
Boracu. i,.;,, i (113);

b^l le ( 1 1 1 » ) 4- 1 <li«, 4-Mfb.
BO VAC A. ,,. 4-

0-7U1 (113).

ItoMu-li (|«-<.|>k-) 22-47 Ka.
Boyana. rtv^ Itai. , m-

767 (Mi. 27-426 (At); 1-

— . riv., Bute. : «cr rinshnlln
Buyatw (people) 16-
Boyanap, W.AOB. 2-*CO(

Boyarku. Hu

23-171 (L

B-C1).
BOY-BISHOP 4-34M.
Boyce. G. P. 2O-AO3c.
— . Hector : ate Boece, Ileotor.
—. Hlr Kuuert 20-7790.
— , WILLIAM 4-353a.
Boyce, La. 17-54 (HI).
— . Va. 28-118 (Dl).
— , station. Pa. 21-106 (B5).
Boycevllle, Wb. 20-7 lu (A-

Boy -copyist 0-4I3D.

Boycott, Charles Cunningham
4-353b.

BOYCOTT 4-353b; 20-855b;
In Ireland 14-7 ssa; In Tur-
key 27-568d; to United
State. 20-351d.

Boycott's House, Ire. 14-714
(B3).

Boyd (family) : tee tauter
Arran. earls of.

Alexander 4-353d;
15-UOb.

— , ANDREW K. H. 4-353C.

— , A. S. 5-333c.

— , Benjamin 4-463*.

— , Harriet 7-125a.

— .Henry 7-81 7a.

— . James E. 19-331b.

— . John ll-76a.

— , John I'arker 21-5S2C,

— , Marion 15-1 4 la.

— , Robert (of Trochrig) 5-

— , ROBERT BOYD, 1st lord
t-IMd.

— , Robert Boyd, 4th lord

4-353d; 24-4171..
— . ZACHARY 4-3.) ia; 14-

Boyd". Fla. 10-440 (Cl).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D9).
—.Minn. 18-550 (B6).
— , Okla. 20-48 (Al).
— , Orcg. 2O-212 (H2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K2).
— , Wis. 28-710 (B-f I),
—.lake, Me. 17-131(1)3).

— Co.. Ky. 15-710 <F2).

— Co., Neb. 10-3-.M (K-K2).

— Corners Reservoir, lake.
N.Y. 10-496 (C4).

BO Y DELL. JOHN 4-351 b.
Boydeu, U. : hook gauge 14-

Boyde'n, la. 14-732 (Al).
Boyd Lake, Me. 17-131 (D3).
Boyds, Md. 17-828 (E2).
—.Wash. 28-344(01).

— Creek, Tenn. 28-420 (HZ).

— Tank, Ala. 1-160 (D3).
Boydsville. Ark. 2-442 (El).
Boydton, Va, 28-118 (Dl);

2-732C.

Boyd c. PhllpotU 14-329a.
Boreka. Bel.Cong. O-923 (B2).
BOYER. ALEXIS 4-351b.
— , Jean Baptiste de : tee

Ancetix, marqui' d'.
— , JEAN PIERRE 4-351c;

24-195a.
Boyer, la. 14-732 (B2).

. 5-8 (Di).

— ,W.Va. 28-560 (DS).
— , riv., la. 14-732 (B3).
Boyer-KontrMe, Jean Baptiste

Boyero, Coto. 0-7JS (OS).
Bayers. Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Boyertown. Pa. 21-106 (L4X
Boykin. Ala. 1-160 (Cl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— , S.C. 25-500 (D2).
Boy Uns. Va. 28-118 (El).
Boylagb. bay. Ire. 14-714

(C2): 8-113d.
Bovle (family) : tee under

Burlington. Cork. Orrery,

Shannon.
— , H. F. 7-444b.
JOHN J. 4-3514.

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BOYLE. ROBERT (1627-1691)
4-354d; 6-34c; 6-60c; acids
1-1 loa: camera constructed
5-107b; cold 6-663a; com-
bustion theory 6-758d;
electricity 9-180c; elements
»;254a; Hobbes's attack 13-
550a; hydrometer 14-161c;
indicators 84-4 83a; lectures
founded 4-355C.

— , R. (fl. 1901) 17-776d.

— , R. Whelan 19-560C,

— , William 8-537b.

BOYLE, Ire. 4-356a; 14-714
(C3).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C3); 4-
356a; 23-727C.

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D3).
Boyle's law 13-139c; 26-811o;

25-3750.

Boyleston, 111. 14-304 (D5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E4).
— , quarry, Scot. 12-549d.
Boylston, Can. 19-831 (D2).

— Center, Mass. 17-852 (D2).
Boyman, F. J . 0. 23-7 66b.
Boyne, Gustavus Hamilton,

1st viscount 12-879a.

— (printer) 28-HiJb.
Boyue, Mich. 18-372 (F4).
— , bridge, Ire. 14-744 (E3);

4-540b.

BOYNE, riv., Ire. 4-356a; 14-
744 (E3); battle (1690) 14-
779a.

Boyueburg, John Christien
von 16-385b.

Boyne Falls, Mich. 18-372 (F4).

Boynton, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— , Fla. 10-540 (F5).

— , Ga. 11-752 (Al).

— .Okla. 20-58 (F2).

Boynton, Pa. 21-106 (D-E6).

Boyntonville, Mass. 28-250O.

Boy Patriot party 12-580C.

Boyron, Michel : see Baron,
Michel.

Boys, Charles Vernon : ballistic
pendulum 6-302a; calori-
metric method 5-0 Id ; gravi-
tation experiment 12-388a;
integraph 4-979c; radio-
micrometer 26-833d, 21-
533b.

— , Sir John 12-410b.

BOYS' BRIGADE 4-356b.

Boyse, Joseph 14-194b.

— , Samuel 15-465d.

Boys of the short-grass 7-647c.

Boy's roum(Ho\vells)12-892d.

Boyton, Corn. 9-430 (VI. D2);
7-182a.

— .Wilts. 9-420 (III. C4); 28-
700c.

— Cross, Ess. 16-942 (Fl).
Boytzenburg, Hans George

von Arnim : see v. Amim-
Boytzenburg.

Boyiik Chckmeje, Turk. 27-
426 (F3).

— Dere. Turk. 27-426 (E-F3).

— Magiada, mt., Turk. 27-
426 (E2).

BoyviUe Home, O. 6-504C.
Boz : see Dickens, Charles J. H.
Boz, mt., Asia M. 2-760 (B3).

See also Tmolus.
— , mt.. Ruse. 7-7 29c.
Boz-adyr, mts., Turkest. 26-

»Mb.

Bozai Gumbaz, Afg. 20-6.56a.
Bozanganly, Russ. 23-.-71

(II. D-E3).
Bozbaba, isl., Asia M. 2-760

(A3).

BOZDAR4-356b; 3-292C,
Bozeman, Mont. 14-276 (D3);

18-7 56a-
Bozen, Aus. : see Botzen.

— Kill, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (Bl).
Bozhc Zaria chrany 19-266c.
Bozliidar Vukovich 24-696C.
Bozo, mts., Turk. 27-426

(C2): 17-2 16d.
— , tribe 17-564C.
Bozok, Hung. 3-4 (F2).
Bozon, Nicole 2-32d; 2-34C.
Bozouls, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
BOZRAH.Syr. 4-356c;8-949b.
Bozrahville, Conn. fr;952 (G3).
Boz Tepe, cape, Asia M. 25-

149.

Bozveli, Neophit 20-33Sb.
Bozzaris : see Botzaris.
Bozzelli, F. F. 19-187d.
Bozzolo, It. 15-4 (C2); 12-

236b.

Bozzy : see Boswell, James.
Br (chem.) 6-39b.
Bra, It. 15-4 (A2); 21-5888.
Braal Castle, ruins, Soot. 24-

412(El);4-960c.
Braam. Van 17-480b.
Brabancon 2-59" b; 9-4S8a.
Brabancmne. La (Gampen-

hout) 19-266C.
Brabant, Sir Edward Yewd

5-245(1

Brabant, cape, Mad. 17-271

(C5).
BRABANT, duchy 4-356c; 11-

834; 11-856 (hist, maps); 21-

387b; Hundred Years' Wi

2-6(i9c.
BRABANT, prov., Belg. 4-

357c; 3-668 (D2); history 4-

357b, 13-596a, 28-2S6a.
BRABANT, NORTH, dist.,

Holl. 4-357d; 13-588 (B-

C3);4-357b.
Bratxmische Yeesten (Jan van

Boendale) 8-7 20b.
Brabazon, Hubert B. 20-502c.
Brabley. Ga. 11-752 <C2).
Brabo (Frankish chief) 4-356d.
Braboniaciun, Westni. : see

Kirkby Thore.
Braburgh, isl., Pac.O. : see

Maruroa.

Bra6, isl., Aus. : see Brazza.
Braca (measure) 28-491a.
Bracadalc, Scot. 24-412 (B2).
— , inlet, Scot. 24-412 (B2); 25-

206a.
Bracamonto (guerrilla loader)

25-607d.
Bracara Augusta, Sp. : see

Braga.

Bracarenses, tribe 4-376a.
Bracchi, Pietro 15-142d.
Bracchialia 7-236b.
Bracciale (diet.) 20-639c.
Braceialine rauge-nuder 22-

89 Ib.
Bracciano, Isabella Orsini,

duchess of 18-38b; 18-40d.
— , Paolo Giordano Orsiui,

duke of 18-38b.
BRACCIANO, It. 9-358a; 15-4

(C-D3); l-555b.
— , lake. It. 15-26 (A5); 15-4

(D3); 28-1 in 1,1.
Braccianti (land tenure) 15-

lla.

Braccio (measure) 28-491b.
Braccio da Montone : see

Brancaccio.
BRACC10LINI, FRANCESCO

4-358b.
— , Poggio : see Poggio, G. F.

Bracco. P. 8-506b.

BRACE, CHARLES LORING

4-3580.

— , D. B. 21-529b.
— , JULIA 4-358c.
BRACE (diet.) 4-358c.

— (music) 4-358c; 8-598c.
Bracebridge, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F3);16-715a.

Bracebridoe Hall, or the
Humourists (Washington
Irving) 14-856c; 14-323d.

Braced frame 5-391 d.

BRACEG1RDLE, ANNE 4-
358d.

BRACELET 4-359a; English
regalia 23-36a( PI. II.flg.5);
Roman armillae 7-236b; use
as money 4-594b. See also
Jewelry.

Bracers 2-582d.

Braceville, 111. 14-304 (D2).

— , O. 20-26 (H-I2).

Bracewell, Yorks. 28-933 (AI).

Bmcey, Va. 28-118 (D4).

Brach, Pierre de 18-750C.

Bracheux, sands ol (geol.)
9-662d;9-664a.

Brachial artery l-941d ; 2-667a.

Brachiale : see Bracelet.

Braehialis anticus muscle 19-
5 5c.

Brachial plexus 19-398C.

Brachiocephalic artery : see
Innominate artery.

Brachiole 8-876b.

Brachion, Lsl., Tun. 15-322C.

BRACH IOPODA 4-360a ; affini-
ties 4-366a, 21-473c; classi-
fication 4-365c; distribution
4-366a; geological range
28-1 017c; reproduction 4-
364d, 9-321d, 24-747b.

— : Fossil forms : Carboni-
ferous 5-311b; Devonian 8-
128a; Jurassic 15-570a; Or-
dovician 20-237c; Permian
21-177c; Silurian 25-HOc;
Triassic 27-260a.

Bracliio-radialis muscle 19-

56a.

Brachiospongidae 3-638d.
BRACH ISTOCHRONE 4-366b;

3-804b.
Brachy-axis (Brachy-diagonal)

7-578a.
BRACH YCEPHALIC 4-366b;

neolithic man 9-850a; speed

17-520d.

Brachycephalus 3-526d.
Brachycera 8-307d.
Brachycome iberidilolia 13-

766b.

Brachy-domc 7-578d.
Brachygalba 15-lOSc.
Brachygraphy : see Shorthand.

Brachylagus idahoensis 23-

445d.

Brachylepadidae 26-906a
Brachylepas 26-906a.

— cretacea 26-906a.
BRACHYLOGUS 4-366c.
Brachylophus 14-265C,

— fasciatus 16-824d.
Brachymeiosis ll-340d.
Brachymystax 24-82c.
Brachyodont 2-696d; 26-5030.
Brachyophiurae 8-880d.
Brachyopus 18-565d.
Brachypauropodidae 18-474a.
Brachypauropus 18-473b; 18-

474a.

Brachyphylla 6-244a.
Brachyphyllum 20-54Sc; 27-

259d.
Brachy-pinacoid 7-578c.

— prism 7-578b.
Brachypteracias 23-467C.
BrachysceUnae 11-425C.
Brachystola magna 7-7 17b.
Brachytarsomys 23-442b.
Brachy teles : see Woolly spider-
monkey.

— arachnoides : see Brown
spider-monkey.

Brachyura 17-457c; 7-356a;

7-561d; auditor}" organ 7-

558a; development 7-559d;

fossil 7-5 60c, 28-101 7d; ner-
vous system 7-557c.
• — anomala : see Dromiidea.
Bracieux. Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Brack, Autoinr Fortune de

7-637d.
Briicke, Swed. 19-800 (C3);

26-193a.
Brackele, Nortbants. : see

Brackley.
Bracken, Clio Hinton 24-

516o.

Bracken 16-.VKM.
Brackenbxuy, Sir Henry 9-

124d.

— , Sir Robert 8-996d.
— , Lieut. 17-583a.
Bracken Co., Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Brackenridge, Henry Marie

26-418(1.

Brackenridge, Pa. 21-106 (C4).
BRACKET (arch.) 4-366d; 28-

210a; console 6-9790 ; mo-

dillion 18-642d.

— (beverage) 13-654d.

— (punctuation) 22-649b.

— frame 24-960d.
BRACKET-FUNGI 4-366d.
Brackctt, lake, Me. 17-434

(E3).

Brackettville, Tex. 26-690(G6.)

BRACKLESHAM BEDS (geol.)
4-366d.

Brackley, John Egerton : see
Bridgewater, earl of.

— , THOMAS EGERTON, vis-
count 4-367a; John Donne
8-4 17c.

BRACKLEY, Northants. 4-
368d; 9-420 (III. E2); 19-
768c;19-769b.

Bracklinn, falls, Scot. 24-418
(C2);5-55b.

Bracknell, Berks. 16-942 (A3).

Braco, Scot. 24-418 (D2).

Bracon 14-177d.

Braconidae 14-243a; 14-177d
(fig.); mimicry 18-499d; oak-
apple ll-425b.

Bracon penetrator 14-243b.

BRACQUEMOND, FELIX 4-
369a.

Bract (bot.) 2-10c; 10-554a.

— (zool.) 14-158a.
Bracteate (ornament) 24-290b.

— (coin) 19-897a; 19-902a.
Bracteole 10-554b.
BRACTON, HENRY DE 4-

369a; 4-61 8c; 9-602d; con-
cubinage 6-84 Ic ; frank
pledge ll-35a; homage 28-
329b ; possessory actions
22-173d; theft 16-209d.

Brad, Hung. 3-4 (H 3).

— , Turk. 27-426 (B2).

Bradacius, Michael 18-818b.

Bradamante (Gamier) ll-473a.

Bradano (Bradanus), riv., It.
15-4 (F4); 15-26 (F4); 2-
162c; history 15-26d; length
3-478b.

BRADAWL 4-369C.

Bradbourne, Derby. 9-416 (II.
D3).

Bradbury, Henry : bank-note
printing 3-320d.

Bradbury, 111. 14-304 (D4).

Bradda Head, cape, I. of M.
9-412 (I. A2).

Braddan, I. of M. 17-535C.

Bradden, Northants. 9-420
(III. E2).

BRADDOCK, EDWARD 4-
369c; Pennsylvania cam-
paign ll-25b.

Braddock, Md. 17-828 (E2).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (D-E3).

BRADDOCK, Pa. 4-369c; 21-

106 (E7).
BRADDON, MARY ELIZA-

beth 4-369d.

Braddyville, la. 14-732 (B4).
Bradenstoke Priory, ruins,

Wilts. 28-699b.
Bradentown, Fla. 10-540 (D4).
Bradenville, Pa. 21-106 (D5).
Bradesci, Hum. 23-83 la.
Bradfield, Berks. 9-420 (III.

E4).

— , Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3).
— , Yorks. 28-933 (C3).
— , mansion, Dev. 8-134d.

— College, Berks. 3-7 83c.
Bradford, Andrew Sowle 4-

370c.

— , David 28-592d.

— , Francis Newport, 1st earl
of l-693d.

— , George Partridge 4-646b.

— , JOHN (d. 1555) 4-369d.

— , Lucy, countess 8-417d.

— , WILLIAM (d. 1657) 4-
370a; governor 17-861d;
monument 21-863d.

— , WILLIAM (d. 1752) 4-
370c; 21-370c; 19-606b.

— , William (d. 1791) 4-370d.

— , William (d. 1795) 4-370d;
ll-420d.

— , WILLIAM (painter) 4-
370d.

Bradford, Ark. 2-552 (D2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (E4).

— , Dev. 9-430 (VI. D2); 8-
132c.

— , 111. 14-304 (C2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— , Lanes. 17-545 (map).

— , Me. 17-434 (D3).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— , N.H. 19-490 (C-D5).

— , O. 20-26 (B4).

BRADFORD, Pa. 4-371d; 21-
106 (E2).

— , Som. 9-430 (VI. F2).

— , Tenn. 26-620 (Cl).

— , Vt. 19-490 (C4).

BRADFORD, Yorks. 4-370d;
28-933 (Bl); 9-419d; con-
ditioning house • 28-480a;
fire (1896) 10-403b; housing
9-4 19b,13-819c; illegitimacy
statistics 14-303a; small-pox
hospital 27-1011c; trusts
and dyeing 27-338b.

— , dist., Salop 24-1021C.

— , dist., Wilts. 28-699b.

— Abbas, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
B5).

BRADFORD CLAY (geol.) 4-
37 2a.

— Co., Fla. 10-540 (Dl).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (I-K2).
Bradfordian group (geol.) 4-

372a.
Bradford Leigh, Wilts. 28-

699b.
BRADFORD-ON-AVON,Wilts.

4-:i72a; 9-420 (III. C4);

geology 28-698b; grange

12-351b.

— Peverell, Dorset. 9-420
(III. B5).

— sands (geol.): see Midford
sands.

Bradfordsville, Ky. 15-740

(C3).

Bntdfordton, III. 14-304 «'l).
Bradfordville, Fla. 10-540

(Bl).

Bradfute, Hugh de 3-922c.
Bradgate, la. 14-732 (C2).

— Park, ruins, Leics. 16-
394d.

Brading, I. of W. 9-420 (III.

E5); 28-627d.
BRADLAUGH, CHARLES 4-

372c; 9-577c; 2-213c; Holy-

oake 2-828a.

Bradlaugh v, Clarke 2-214c.
Bradlaugh c. Gosset 7-25a.
Bradley, Andrew Cecil 4-373a;

9-644b.
— , ARTHUR CRANVILLE

4-373a.

— , C. A. 23-853d.
— , C. S. 19-714d.
— , Edward : see Bede, Cuth-

bert.
— , F. H. 18-246a; 22-597d;

ethics 4-843d; idealism 14-

284c; logic 16.-894C, 16-917c;

mental association 2-7 85d.
— , GEORGE GRANVILLE

4-3 7 3a.
— , Dr Henry : New Ennlish

Dictionary 8-1 89c; Testa-
ment of Low 27-810b; on

Robin Hood 23-421a.
— , JAMES 4-373b; 2-814c;

aberration of light l-54b;

telescope 26-559b.
— , Lydia Moss 21-126a,
— .Margaret Louisa : see

Woods, Margaret L.

Bradley, R. (physicist) 15-640a.
— , W. H. (artist) 22-1978,
Bradley, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— Cal. 5-8 (C4).

— 111. 14-304 (E2).

— Me. 17-434 (D4).

— Miss. 18-600 (D2).

— O. 20-26 (14).

— Okla. 20-58 (D3).

— S.C. 25-500 (B2).

— S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).

— Staffs. 9-416 (II. C4).

— Wis. 28-740 (D3).

— Yorks. 28-933 (B2).

— High, Yorks. 28-933 (Bl).

— Low, Yorks. 28-933 (Bl).

— mansion, Dev. 8-134d.

— Beach, N.J. 19-502 (E3).

— Brook, riv., Ches. 16-139
(C3).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (G2).

— Haverstoe, wapentake.
Lines. 16-7 15c.

— Junction, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Bradley's Head, cape, N.S.W.

26-278 (C2).

Bradleyton, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Bradlo, mt., Hung. 5-383b.
Bradner, O. 20-26 (C-D2).
Bradninch, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2).
Bradock Down, Corn. 12-

405a.
Bradpole, Dorset. 9-420 (III.

B5).
BRADSHAW, GEORGE 4-

373c.

— , HENRY (poet) 4-374a.
— , HENRY (scholar) 4-373C;.

27-529d.

— , JOHN 4-374c; 28-301d.
— , Lucretia (c. 1710) 10-

600b.

Bradshaw, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
— , Md. 17-828 (G2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
Bradshaw's Railway Guides

4-373o.
Bradshaws Station, S.Aus. 2-

960 (E3).
Bradstreet, Anne Dudley 1-

831d.

— , John ll-300b; 22-66a.
— , Simon l-967b; 17-862a;

24-62d.
BRADWARDINE, THOMAS

4-37 4d; 5-21 Id; Thomist

philosophy 24-355a.
BradweU, Derby. 9-416 (II.

D3).
— , Oxon. 9-420 (III. D3); 20-

418a.
— , Suff. 9-424 (IV. Fl).

— Juxta Mare (Othona), Esa.
9-424 (IV. D3); 4-584 (D6);
fort 4-589a.

Bradworthy, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

D2).

Brady, G. S. 7-510a.
— , rf. B. 10-636a.
— , NICHOLAS 4-3 7 5a.
Brady, Mich. 18-372 (F6).
— , Neb. 19-324 (D3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (H4).
— , isl., Arct. 21-938 (B2).
— , mts., Tex. 26-690 (G-H4).
Bradycardia 13-133c;27-945o.
Brady Creek, riv., Tex. 26-

690 (H4).

Bradylemur 17-272b.
Bradypodidae : see Sloth.
Bradypus : see Three-toed

sloth.
- — didactylus : see Two-toed

sloth.
Brudyseismical movement 8-

82 Id.

Bradytherium 19-113a.
Brady v. Brady 1-671 b.
Bradyville, Tenn. 26-620 (E2)
Brae, E. A. 6-689d.
Brae (Norwegian) 19-799b.

— (Scottish) 24-414a.
Braeburn, Pa. 21-106 (C4).
Braehead, Scot. (Edinburgh)'

8-940a.
— , Scot. (Lanarks.) 24-418

(D3).
— , Scot. (Renfrew) 12-81

(map); 12-85b.
BRAEKELEER, HENRI JEAN

de 4-375b.
Braekel fowl : see Campine

fowl.
BRAEMAR, dist., Scot. 4-

375b; 24-412 (E3); flora and

fauna l-50d.

— Castle, mansion, Scot. 4-
375c.

— pine 21-622c.
Braemore, Scot. (Caithness) 4-

959d.
— , Scot. (Ross) 24-412 (C2);

23-7 42c.
Braendlin Armoury Company

21-656d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

118

make full use of this Index It It essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I

BOYL-BRAN

Root. 84-413
14-

Tbeophllo 28- 1Mb:
_ ii5c,
BRAGA (Bracara Augusta),
l 2S-A3U (Al);

23-649 (111); battl* (1134)
1-7 3Aa; council. 8-I94O,
7-9l8d; school of Latin 28-

1M*>

Port. 4-376*.

dL mU. Alps:

sss fonoiooe dl Braga,
Brandlno, Maroautonio 7-

TOIc: 27-1 007 b.
Bragado. Arg. 3-462 (U4).
Bragamatal. Afg. : tit Lutdeh.
Brannoa. liraz. (Par*) 4-440

(01): 28-7460.
—.Bra*. (Sao I>aulo) 24-

Braniiia (family) 4-376b.
— , Louis, duke of : set Louis,

ME a

BnMrania.Ua. 11-732 ( I > I >.
RAOANZA (Hnuranca),
4-37IU; B-MOTBt).

.
Port.

— diamond 17-480.
Branr. Soot. 14-411 (HI).
ttrooanrdttr (Snorri) 8-92 ic,
Brageraaea, disU. Nor. 9-

BRAGG. BRAXTON 4-3 7 6c;
battle of Shlloh 24-860a;
n-tn-at t.i Dallnn 7-779b.

— . Thouuu 4-37H.I; 19-779a.
. '.\ II. 22-79.-..1; 22-SOlb;
23-6960,

Bragg. Tex. 28-690 (N5).
Bragger : ass Tassel.
lir...-,--. Al.-.. 1-1..- .. .1).

— . OUa. 28-58 (Fl).
BrafrvlUe, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
—.Me. 17-434 (DS).
BRAGI (myth.) 4-3 7 6d; 14-

J91a: B8-883d; legend 8-

Mlo.

Brad (poet) 14-234*.
Bragstad electrical rectifier

27-iaia.

BRAHAM. JOHN 4-376d-
Braham. Minn. IS-.I'-O (D5).
Brane. Mainm* 4-37 7c,

— . Nils 4-S770.

— . Per (d. 1S90) 4-377b.

— . PER. count (d. 1680)
4-37 7 b.

— . TYCHO 4-377o; astrologi-
cal predictions 2-799b; as-
tronomical instruments 2-
81 lc; constellation 7-13
(table); moon 18-80So;
obnerratory 19-9511,; statue
7-97 d; time measurement
26-9S4a: tomb 22-249C.

Brahc, canal. Qer. 28-1460

— . rlT.. Ger.

28-'. .:•.-.

1460,

11-808 (F2);

.

Brabea U-781a.

Brahestad. Kin. 23-872 .

Brahma (masc,, deity) 4-378b;
ll-i-I.U 4-7 «0i Ki.-i.l,.u.ta
representation • - 261b;
Kama 15-«45a: origin 4-
3SSb: patron of agriculture
l-388a; place In Hinduism
13-SOlc.

Brahma (ncut.. deity) 4-378b;
evolution 8-465o: offering
4-384b; philosophical con-
ception 18-23a.

— (sacred writings) 4-37 Sc.

Brahmacbarin 4-384a.

Brahma fowl 22-21 4 b.

Brahmagirt. mt.. India 14-

Brahmagupta (mathematician)

1-6176.
Brahmakund. India 14-376

(III): 8-771 a.
Brahmaloka 4-7 43b.
Brahman (deity) 4-382a; 24-

BRAHMAN (cute) 4-378b;
Aryan origin 14-396b; cos-
tume 14-4 30a; duties 4-
379c. M-160a; Hariromta
S-465d: Katiir's doctrine
18-624b; laws S-465c; Mah-
rattas 17-4 2 5a; Mlthlla claas
18-6100: patriarchy 18-S82o;
sandalwood mark* S4-137a;
status 13-502d.

BRAHMANA 4-379a.

Brahmanabad, India 25-
I I Ib.

Brahmanaspatl : tre Brinas-
patl.

Brahmanbarla, India 14-376
(07).

llmln 1 I

. I. M-.' ?•• . .11 11- i
III! UIM4NISM 4

1 1 - \ l .' 1 .
•" M "

mw>t 19-UW; mrUMlesrr
* ti^H

ord«U*

ordnrn of prtants 4
wrmi-iul HI ual 4-S;
in.Tniiiri. S4-IOtia;
/oriKutrtiuilfUn M-l'Mli
BRAHMAPUTRA <T.*ii|>o),
In.h.i 4-.i^;ii. 14-376

.

.••:>. AMUII 2-77i'.l; )X«ra
i-llib; ik-lta 1-7 H>c: My-
mriwlnich It-MV: Slbsanr
2S-l9a; >»iirre »-(«47a, U-
470.1. M-916*.
BRAHMA SAMAJ «-38Hb: 1S-

HnUimaTeda : m Athanra

Brahma Vlharas : SM Sublime
condition*.

llrnliml 14-6i»d: bMorr 1-
731b; numerals M-lito;
script l-73la.

Ilmlimin : *rr linthman.

llrnlimtny iluck : ttt Kuddy
Klivldrako.

— kite lS-839d.

Uraluno Samaj : ttt Brahma
Sniual.

BRAHMS. JOHANNES 4-
3S9b; Uach'ii liillurnoe 3-
126a; lioothoTen'b 3-«iOb;
cantata S-'-'ottr; concerUm
•-826 b: Kantin-Latour's Il-
lustrations 10- 17 -.'o; ncbeno
S4-321d: sonata fnnna 28-
399a; (ours 28-411a: mim-
mary of works 19-Mb;
variation* 27-iu ir.

BRAHUI, tnlK- 4-.190d; 3-
2'itd: 3-294a; language 8-
-

.
Brah Van 8-83o.

— Vansa 8-83c.

Braich jr l'»M. pt.. Wales t-

488 (V. H2).
Braid. Jamvx 14-202c.
llrui.i. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (K'J).
BRAID (diet.) 4-39 Ib.

— , hills. Scot. 8-UI4d; 8-939d.

— llurn. riv., Scot, 24-418

: B-'JI'ia.
BRA1DWOOD. THOMAS 4-

Mlb.
Braidwood, 111. 14-304 (D2).

— . N.S.W. 19-538 (E-F4).
BraiKhc Mor, bay. Soot. 24-

412 (AS).

Broil. Switz. 26-4'.'4 (13).
Hrail (falconry) 10-1 CJa.
BRAILA (Ibraila). Rum: 4-

391c; 23-826 (C2); granary

12-339a.

— . dist.. Rum. 23-826 (CSX
Bralles. Warwick. 9-420 (in.

1)2); 28-343C.

—.hill. Warwick. 9-420 (IIL
D2).

Braille, Louis 4-71c; type
for blind 4-63h. 4-69O.

Brailov. RUBS. 23-874 (I.A-D2).

lirei Nfi.nl. Derby. 9-416 (II.
D4).

Brain, Bis Ben (prize-fighter)
22-638d.

Brain, riv.. Ens. 9-424 (IV. D3).

BRAIN 4-391d: abscess 25-
201c; alcoholic ncuritu 19-
428d: cerebral surface 21-
538c: cUmactcric changes
14-598c; comparative ana-
tomy 4-400d: compression
25-200(1: concussion 28-
201b: embryology 4-402d;
embryology of tlxhcs 14-
J64a: Oaxkell on rentriclcs
27- 10.'. tic: growth 21-538a;
human and animal com-
pared 2-109,1. 2-llla: hyp-
nosis 14-20 Id; insanity 14-
S»9b; IntelUgence In rela-
tion to size 21-537c; Mai-
pighion hWology 17-497d;
measurements of lobes 21-
S37d (table): morpholoirlcal
anatomy 4-392a; nerve cells
19-4<Mr (flg.); pathological
conditions 19-430 (plates);
phyniol<vy 4-403d: sleep,
state durimr 25- .'.>.!. 25-
•m 26-222 1>;

tumour 2S-'.1nic: under-
Biirface 19-395 (flu.).

BralnarH. Nob. 19-324 <O3).

Bniini-. I'etpr <le : tee Peter L
(of Brittany).

Bralne 1'Alleud. Belg. 3-668
i !>.'..

— |t- Comte. Belg. 8-«88 (D»);
Waterloo camnaini 28-372c.

BRAINERD, DAVID 4-413a,

BRA (NERD. Minn. 4-41 St.;
Bs&i. •• •• . M'aki) 9-41H

IIIIAINTRCK. Ma**. 4-4 ISc;
- IH4): W-7360.

. VI. l»-!>

llnUu »«vm 22-.'.4ia.
Itratano. Kr. 18-77H (Fa).
Braithwaito, John 9-7 40o; 10-

— . It. : SM llrathwalto.
BralvM. Bet* 3-««K (rt>.
limj lil.iulm l*-479o; oiBMtfl-
.„.,..., u-iT-.i. UoratoK

8-927 1.. 12-7 12c. l»-483d.

.

Brai-Mandal 19-IOld.
Hrmk. riv., c«i* CoL 26-466

(K7); 8-i«7o.

-. riv.. Trans. 28-466 (14).
BRAKE. Uer. 4-4 Ud; 11-808

BRAKE (diet.) 4-41 3d.

— (inrcb.) 4-414a; bicycle 8-

913d. 8-916b; cranr 7-3891.;

dynamometer 8-782a; elec-

tric traction 27-l25o; rail-

way 28-856a; theory 17-

10180,

Drake!, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
llr.ik. I,-, r. ll.-i.ri .1.- 2O-507b.
BRAKELOND. JOCELVN DE

4-ll7c.

Brake whwl retnilator 18-665b.
Brakpan. s.Af. 27-191a-
Urakwa. Uo.CM. 11-203 (B4).
llrilanda. s«,-.l. 28-190 (B2).
llnilm. (irr. 11-808 (F3).
Braraafam, ca-tlr. It. 2-I58c.
BRAMAH. JOSEPH 4-417(1;

fountain pen 21-84a: lock

16-s42a; .pull nib 21-s3b.
Brainah ]ir<«s 20-47d.
Ilruman, nkln. 2O-58 (Dl).
BRAMANTE 4-418a; in his-

tory of architecture 2-409d:

Oupediile Mawioro 2-413a;

Michelangelo 18-364d ; works

in Rome 23-6 Dr.
Bramantlno : tee Suardl, Bar-

tolommeo.

— a Milano 2S-1061a.
Bramatherimn 21-3">a.
Bramaya, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-

204 (B4).
Brambach. Ger. 11-808 (III.

nil).
Ilnunliana. Java : tee Pram-

banan.
Bramber, Sns. 9-124 (IV.

BS):28-ll!7c.
BrambillH. Giovanni Alessan-

dro 1-1 04c.

Bramble : are Blacklx-rry.
" Bramble " (gunboat) 24-

9141,.
Bramble Cay, Isl.. Pac.O. 4-

809b.

Brambline 10-353C.
Brambonragh. John 3-589a.
Bramcr, Ix^onard 23-77d.
Hramerton. X.irf. 19-74.'.ti.
Uminfonl. Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2).
Bramhall, (ieor^e 22-120d.

— , John 14-7 UOa; 13-548c;
14-777d; 14-778d.

Bramhall. Chus. 18-139 (E3);

6-91a; manor-houne 6-92a.
Bramhallgreen, Ches. 28-U33

(A3).
Bramham. Yorka. 28-933 (Dl).

— , moor, Yorks.: battle (1408)
9-.MIr.

— , park. York*. 28-933 (Dl).
Bramhopc, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
Bramidae 28-545c.
Bramley, Frank 19-:, 1 fib.
Bramley, Hants 9-420 (III.

E4); 12-904 d.

— , Sur. 18-942 (B4).

— , Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).

— , Yorks. 28-933 (D3).
BraTtiiuinir,-. Iii-n. 8-24 (A3).
BRAMPTON, HENRY

Hawkins, 1st baron 4-11-1,.
Brampton. Can. 2O-114 (C2).
BRAMPTON, Cumb. 4-418c;

9-412 (I. C3>.
—.Derby. 9-416 (H. D3); 8-

71d.

— -. Hunts. 9-424 (IV. B2).

— . N.Dak. 19-7SO (OS).

— Abbott*. Hereford. 9-420
(III. B3).

— Bryan. Hereford. 13-356a,
Bramwhe. Ger. 11-808 (A-B2).
DraniKhaw, Hants 9-420 (111.

i i:. l.
Branishlll. Hants 9-420 (III.

F4); mansion 12-904(1. 13-

814 (Pinto V.).
Rranioton. Sir .!. 19-tsi.l.
Bram w.'li. Sir Frederick Joseph

25-s--'3h.

— . G. W. W. BRAMWELL.
baron 4-4 18d.

lirmmwrn. W.Va. 28- V,
BHAN (It«cii4li 4-U

•ir.. Hoot. 24-4111 (111);

H :

— , Hv.. Wale* 8-42H (V. Ii3).
BRAN (hu.k) 4-4IVb; l-4(Ma;

28- ',7 7 1,.
Branahoto. bay. Boot. 24-411

Brmnaa, Alexis 14-858B.
lirmiM.. Ulovannl 28-»I8a.
llrawaorl (cardinal) 8-40Ta
lirmiH-an-l rliaiml fresones 17*

833d; 18-74JI.; 17--.I- . 28-

46vd; 20-««fl (PI. V. n«. 15).
Branoaocto da Montana, A.
; 21-.-.79.-.

It 18-4 (M).
durll Andalo.

count of Cassleocbio : SM

Ckjakecchlo.
Branoardlers (ambulance)

1-8010.
Branca*. Francobe da, prta-

cease d'Haroourt : see liar-
court.
Branca*. Isl.. Mad. It. 17-181

(map).
Branoaster, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

Dl); 4-584 (1)5); 4-589a.
—.bay. Norf. 9-414 (IV. Dl);

19-745*.

Brancepeth, Dur. 9-412 (I.E3).
Branch. Ark. 2-552 (A2).
Nfd. 19-479 (DS).

— l'u.21-106(D5).

— Wls. 28-740 (F4).

— lake. Me. 17-434 (D4).

— riv.. N.H. 19-490 (O8).
- riv.. It. I. 23-249 (Bl).

BRANCH Klict.) 4-419C,

iinutb.) 7-650b.
Branch Co., Mich. 18-372 (E-
I - L

— oil tings 13-757a (fig.).
Branched cell t-960b.
Branchelllon 8-7 98b.
Branch-flcld 19-857a.
Branch Hill. O. 20-26 (M6).
Branchiae : tee GUIs.
Branchial cleft 14-253b. 8te

otto Vertebrata Kill-clefts.
Branchlcohic 5-AUb.
Branchldae (priests) 8-207d;

13-240(1; 13-374d.
Branrhldae. Asia M. : tee

Dldyini.

Branciiinccta 9-656d.
Branching (blol.) l-586a.
Branchlocerianthus 14-150d;

14-1510.
Branchlopoda 9-656c; 7-557c;

parthenogenesis 23-119b;

systematic position 7-561c,

9-: '••-.

Branchiopsyllus 9-656d.
Branchiosauria 3-523b; 3-

527a ; 3-528a.
Branch iosauridae 3-523b.
Branch iosaurus 3-523c; 21-

177c.
Branch lostegal rays 14-261d;

24- M i,
Branchiostoma l-887a. See

alto Amphloxus.
BranchiostomiUae l-887a.
Branchipodidao 9-656d.
Branchipodopsis 9-656d.
Branchipus 7-559c; 7-554d;

eye-stalks 7-556a; syste-
matic position 9-656(1.
Braix'hiura 9-6S7d; systematic

position 9-656C, 7-561C.
Branchton. Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Branchville. Conn. 8-952 (B4);

8-952c: 21-«63b; 28-711d.
— , Ind. 14-422 (D8>.
— , N.J. 19-50J (Cl).
— , S.C. 25-500 (D3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E4).
Branciforte (viceroy) 18-33Rd.
" Branckcr " (dredger) 8-566b.
Branco, W. 22-674b.
Branco, Isl.. C. Verd.Is. 8-254b;

S--.':,:! (map).
BRANCO (Parima). riv., Brar.

4-U!'o; 1-785 (map).
BRANCOVAN (family) 4-419c.
—.Constantino 4-419c; 23-

bi .

Brancoveann : tre Brancovan.
Brancovich, George : tee Bran-

kovlch.

Brand (alchemist) 6-4 4o.
— , Henry Bouvcrie William.

1st Viscount Hampden : trr

Hampden, H. B. W. Brand.

1st viscount.

— (Icelandic author) 14-S39b.
— . SIR JOHN HENRY 4-4 20a;

27-19fih; 4-7 4c.
— , JOHN (antiquary) 4-4 19d-
Brand, A us. 28-242 (112).
Brand (Ibsen) 14-225a.
Brandan. st : tee Brendan.
Brandao. Antonio 22-160b.
— , Diom>22-157c.
— . Luis Poreira 22-15SC,

Jenrtotla:
llenrlvti*.

'.< llr»lliirlibunt.

BRANDENBURG. O«r.

BRANDENBURCi,'>)n»reTmT|.
atoaad W«c*ormi«T»r

9-» I B. 8-MO. ll-» 34. Il-
(htat. map*): army tl-8Me:
coin* UVtOtb: (loklrn BnO

•+: llotumcollvrns 4-
41lc. tl-K49b; Kcaalan war
4-42.V; Thlrtr Years' War
28-»56c; Westphalia, treaty
of24V55Te. Btt also Prassak
(lorhlstqrrsJsjevlTOI).

BRANDENBURG. Drov ' Oer.
4-428c; 11-808 (D-KSl

Brandenburg. Ky. 18-740

" Brandenborg " (battieahlp)

Brandenburg - Ansbaob
Barreutii. Charles
•Oder, margrave of : sss
Charles *I***»*A^. of Bajr-

rc uth.
Brandenburg Cuatrin, mar-

gravlate 18-445b.
Brandenburg Gate. Berlin 2-

— House, London Il-t91d.
Brmndcnburg-Kulmbach, maf-

graviate : tee Bayreoth.
Brandenburg Red rTaffa),oc^tT*

BralSdenbunt-Sakswedel, mar-

.-r,-. Ml 4-1-' i.
Brandenburg Stendal. house

of 4-420d.
BRANDER. CUSTAVUS 4-

427a.

— . K. A. 8-816a.

Brander. Mas, Soot. 24-418

(A3); 24-435d.
Brandcrfaurgb. Scot. 17-14b.
Branderoda. Ger. 23-7 4 4c.
Branded. Edvard 4-427(1.

— . GEORG MORRIS COHEN
(critic) 4-427b; 8-44b: Dan-
ish realistic school 8-43b;
Icelandic literature 14-240o;
Swedish literature 26-220*.

— . G. (zoologist) 2-5S8b.

— . H. W. 18-265b.
Brandesbnrton. York*. 9-416

(II. GJ».
Brandfort, S.A1 28-466 (H7);

2O-152d.

Brand irronn (Keol.) 22-S68d.
BRANDING 4-427d; criminals

14-287d; rite 8-978a, 28-

917d.
BRANDIS. CHRISTIAN

Aucust 4-428b.

— . Sir Dietrich 10-651a.
Brand!*. Sax.. 11-808 (IIL

Brandishing (arch.) : tee Brat-

thihing

Brandlsite 8-530c.
limnd-kntta Uiottr (saga) 14-

•j Me.

Brand-new (diet.) 4-4190.
Brandon. 8t : tee Brendan.

— .dukes of Suffolk: sss
Suffolk (dukes).

— , Henry, earl of Lincoln : tee
Lincoln. Henry Brandon.
earl of.

— . Jean : tee John Brandon.

— . Margaret (1st wife of
diaries Brandon, duke of
Suffolk) 28-25d.

— . William 28-25d.
BRANDON, Can. 4-428b; 17-

584 (BS): 14-JSla.

— . Colo. 8-722 (H3).

— . Dnr. 8-412 (I. E3); 8-707d.

— , la. 14-732 (F2).

— . Minn. 18-550 ( B5).

— , Mins. 18-600 (C3).

— . S.Pak. 28-506 (14).
BRANDON, Suff. 4-428b; 9-

424 (IV. Dl).

— . Tex. 28-890 (K-LS).

— , Va.28-118(E3).

— . Vt. 19-490 (A4).

— . Wis. 28-7 40 (E5).

— , bay. Ire. 14-744 ( A4).

— , riv., Norf. : tee Onse, Little.

— . hill. Gloo. 12-133c; 4-580O.

— , mU Ire. (Kerry) 14-744
(A4);18-757d.

— , mt.. Ire. (Kilkenny) 14-
744 (D4).

— . pt.. Ire. 14-744 (Al).
Brandonvllle, W.Va. 28-560

(D2).
BrandpIeUcr 24-2890.

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119

BRAN-BREST

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instructions given on Page 1.

Brandschiefer 20-236d; 21-

177b.
Brands Field, mt.. Nor. 14-

800 (C2).

Braudsfjord, Nor. 14-800 (B2).
Brandso, isl., Den. 8-24 (B3).
Brandstorp.Swed. 26-190 (C2).
Brandt, Alfred 27-40ob.
— , Enevold 25-1 043c ; 25-

1043d; 2S-1044b.
— , Geeraerdt 8-725a.
— , Georg 2-ii."> In: 6-44c; 6-

60 la.
— , Johann Friedrich 8-326a;

20-31 tic.

— , Thurel6-72Sa.
Brandt, S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
Brandt rock drill 4-46a.

— stage mechanism 26-733b.
Brandub (king ol Leinster) 14-

763d.

Brandvlei, Cape Col. 28-821b.
Brandvold, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
BRANDY 4-428c; 25-696d;

adulteration l-233d.
Brandy Gill, Cumb. 4-1 Ib.

— Station, Va. 28-118 (D-E2);
l-S22d.

Brandywine, Md. 17-828 (F3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D3).
BRANDYWINE, riv., Pa. and

Del. 4-430a; battle (1777)

4-430a.

— Creek.riv., Ind. 14-422 (F5).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (17).

— Summit, Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Branes,mts.,Mor. 18-851 (El).
Branesci, Rum. (Dimbovitza)

23-826 (B2).
— , Rum. (Ilfov.) 23-826 (C2);

23-S27d.

Bran Kails, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).
BRANFORD, Conn. 4-430b;

6-952 (D4>.
— , Fla. 10-540 (Dl).
— , North, Conn. : see North

Branford.

— Harbour, Conn. 6-952 (D5).
Branges, Paul Barillon, mar-
quis of : see Barillon, Paul.

BR ANGWYN, FRANK 4-430c;

2O-501a;22-196d.
Branicki, Ksawery 3-378b.
— , Xaver21-919d.
Branitz. Ger. 7-252d.
Brankovich, George 24-692b;

3-682b; 13-956b.
BRANKS 4-430d.
Branksea, isl., Dorset. : see

Brownsea.
Branksome, Dorset. 9-420

(III. C5); chine4-333a.
— , castle, Scot. ; see Brans-

holm.
Brankston. Northumb. : see

Branxton.

Brankursine 1-llOd.
Brankyrka: battle (1518) 6-

275b.

Branle 7-797b.
Branly, E. 9-191c; 9-206a.
Branrie. Fr. 10-778 (Do).
Bran-new : see Brand-new.
Brannkyrka : see Brankyrka.
Brannock, isl.. Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Bran of Gower 12-300d.
Brauodunum, Rom. Brit. : see

Brancaster.
Branscoiube, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2).

Bransfleld, Edward 25-5 16d.
Bransfield, str., Antarc. 21-

961 (A).
Bransgore, Hants 9-420 (III.

Do).

Branston, Leics. 9-416 (IL F4).
Brant, Isabella 23-805b.
— .JOSEPH 4-43 la.
—.SEBASTIAN 4-431b; 4-

222b; ll-787b.
Brant, Mich. 18-372 (F6).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (G2).
— , rocks. Mass. 17-852 (F2).
Branta : see Black goose.
Brantas, riv., Java 15-284

(F.2); 15-285b.
Brant Broughton, lanes. 9-

416 (II. F3).
Brantes, Leon d'Albert de

Luynes, seigneur of : see

Luxemburg Piney, L£on,

duke of.
Brant Fell, mt., Yorks. 9-412

(I. C4>.
BRANTFORD, Can. 4-431c;

20-1 14 (B3); 4-64a: 14-481a.
— , Kan. 15-654 (El).
Brant goose : see Brent goose.
Brantingham, Ralph de4-431d.
— , THOMAS DE 4-431d.
Brantley, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Okla. 20-58 (B2).
BRANTOME, PIERRE DE

Bourdeille, seigneur de 4-
431d; 3-954b; ll-125c; 22-
4olo.
BRANTOME, Fr. 4-432a; 10-

Brants mils, Mass. 17-852 (E3).

Branwen verch Lyr (Welsh

talc) 5-643b.
Brauwood, Wis. 28-740 (C-

D3).
BRANXHOLM, castle, Scot.

4-432b; 24-412 (F4).
Branxholmc, Viet. 28-38 (A2).
BRANXTON, Northumb. 4-

43'.>b:9-412(I. Dl):19-792c.
Braose (family) 18-729a.
— , Giles de, bishop of Hereford

9-489a.

— , Maude de 18-8 7 9c.
— , Thomas de 4-432c.
— , WILLIAM DE (d. 1211)

4-432C.
— , William de (d. 1326) 4-

432c.

Brard, C. P. 9-182a.
BRASCASSAT, JACQUES

Raymond 4-432C.
Braschi, Giovanni Angelo :

see l*ius VI. (pope).
Braschi, fort, It. 15-4 (El).
Bras-de-fer (Italian soldier) :

see Giustiniani, Pompeio.
— , William (Norman) : see

William Bras-de-fer.
BRASDOR, PIERRE 4-432d.
BRAS D'OR, lake. Can. 4-

432d; 19-831 (D2).
Bras du Lac, riv., Fr.I.C. 14-

498 (D5-6); 5-83a.
Brasenose College, Oxford 20-

407b;16-553d.

— Hall, Stamford, Lines. 20-
407b.

Brash (diet.) 7-163a.
Brashear, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
Brasher Center, N.Y. 19-596

(Fl).

BRASIDAS 4-432d; 13-375a.
Brasil, L. (zoologist) 12-558b;

12-558d.
Brasil, legendary isL, Atl.O. :

see Brazil.

Brasov, Hung. : see Brasso.
BRASS, Nig. 4-433b: 19-67 S

(Co).

— (Rio Bento), riv.. Nig. 4-
433b; 19-678 (Co).

BRASS (alloy) 4-433c; 1-
704c; coins 19-870c; electro-
plating 9-238d; embossing
9-309a, pewter 21-339a;
Prince's metal 23-856a ;
sheets 4-4 34d; welding 28-
503c.

— (machinery) 3-57 8b.
Brassac, Fr. (Puy-de-DOme)

22-674d-

— , Fr. (Tarn) 10-778 <F6).

Brassage (tax) : see Seignior-
age.

Brass Contrafagrotto 7-41b.

Brasse (measure) 28-491b.

Brassenia peltata 2O-556a.

Brasses (rain.) 22-692c.

BRASSES, MONUMENTAL 4-
434a; 9-785d.

BRASSEUR DE BOUR-
bourg, Charles Etienne 4-
434d.

BRASSEY, THOMAS 4-435a.

— , Thomas Brassey, 1st baron
4-435C.

Brassi, N.S.W. 19-538 (C4).

Brassica 7-521b.

— alba : see White mustard.

— campestris: see Colza, Rape,
Rubsen, Swede and Turnip.

— juncea : see Sarepta mus-
tard.

— napus : see Rape and Swede.

— nigra : see Black mustard.

— oleracea : see Broccoli,
Brussels sprouts. Cauli-
flower, Drumhead cabbage,
Kale, Kohl-rabi and Red
cabbage.

— rapa : see Rubsen.

— sinapis : see Charlock.
Brassidic acid 20-77b.
BRASSO (Kronstadt, Brasov),

Hung. 4-435c; 3-4 (14).

— (Burzenland), co., Hung.
3-4 (14); 4-435c.

BrassoUnae : see Owl-butter-
fly.

Brassolis astyra 16-478b.
Brassua, lake, Me. 17-434

(B-C3).

Brass wind (music) 28-7 09c.
Brassy (golf) 12-223C.
Braswell, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Brat (diet.) 14-769a.
Bratesul, lake, Rum. : see

Bratishu.
Brathay, riv., Westm. 28-

708c.

Brathay flags 16-138c.
BRATHWAIT, RICHARD 4-

436a; 17-192d; 20-S97C.
— , Sir Stratford 4-436b.
Brathwaite, Sir John 26-

lOOoa.
Bratianu, Dimitrie 4-436c;

23-8 4 Ic.
— . ION C. 4-436c; 23-839b.

Bratishu, lake. Rum. 23-826

(D2); 11-396C.
Bratlaud, Nor. 19-804 (B3).
— , riv.. Nor. 4-436d.
BRATLANDSDAL, gorge, Nor.

4-436d; 19-804 (B3).
Bratovitza, mt., Monten. 18-

767 (B2); 18-767a.
Bratsberg, co., Nor. 19-804

(B-C3); 19-803a.

— Kiev, mt.. Nor. 25-187d.
Bratski Ostrog, Russ.As. 25-

10 (E-F3); 4-824b; 19-

720a.

Bratskiye, tribe : see Buriats.
Bratslav, Russ. 23-874 (I.

B2); 21-875a.
Bratstva 28-69b.
Brattia, isl.. Aus. : see Brazza.
Brattice (diet.) 18-538d.

— cloth 7-2 7 9a.
BRATTISHING (arch.) 4-437a.
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. 4-437a;

19-490 (B6).

Brattle, Thomas 17-885b.
— , William 17-885b.
Bratton, Wilts. 9-420 (III.

C4).

— Court, mansion, Som. 18-
504a.

— Fleming, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
El).

Bratych, lake, Rum. : see

Bratishu.

Bratzigovo, Bulg. 4-781d.
Braubach, Ger. 11-808 (II.

18); 22-694a.
Brauer, August : cell -division

7-715a; embryology 4-933b,

2-290a; parthenogenesis 9-

316d.
— , F. (entomologist) 13-430b;

13-432d.

Braule (dance) : see Branle.
Braulidae 8-308a; 20-79ob.
Braiilieve, mts., Ire. 14-744

(C2);23-727c.
Braulio, mt., Alps l-745b.
Braun, A. 18-864c; 13-565a.
— , F. 26 538d; 26-534b.
— , J. (Jesuit) 27-1062d.
— , J. von (chemist) 22-691b;

l-857b.

— , K. (physicist) 12-388o.
— , K. F. (electrician) 20-

348c.
— , Karl Johaun (novelist)

9-12b.

— , Max 26-41 -'a.
— , Vilhelm August Dctlof von

26-2 19b.
BRAUNAU (Broumov), Aus.

4-437a; 3-4 (C2); battle

(1743) 3-41c.
Braunau beds 21-1 7 7c.
Braund, L. C. 7-443b.
Braune, W. l-939b.
Brauner, Bohuslav : cerium

5-761d; fluorine 10-577c;

lanthanum 16-188a; tellu-
rium 26-577a.
Braunite 17-569d.
BRAUNSBERG, Ger. 9-437b;

11-808 (HI).
Braunschweig, Cape Col. 15-

822d.
*' Braunschweig " (battleship)

24-902a.
Braunsdorf, Ger. 23-7 lie

(plan); 25-1040d.
Braunston, Northants. 9-420

(III. E2);19-768c.
Braunton, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

Dl).

— Burrows, goll links, Dev.
28-564b.

Brauron, Gr. 12-440 (F3); 2-

664b.

Brauronia (festival) 8-488d.
Brauweiler, monastery, Ger.

20-466c.
Brava, Somlnd. 25-379 (D7);

25-383b.

— , cape. Pan. 5-678 (C7).
— , isl., C.Verd.Is. 5-253.(map);

5-2550.

Bravais, A. 12-865a; 7-584c.
Bra valla : battle (c. 750) 8-28d.
Bravard, mt., S.Am. l-962d.
Bravery dance 7-7 96b.
Bravik, fjord, Swed. 26-190

(D2); 26-189d; 8-28d.
Bravo, Nicolas 18-339c; 18-

347b;19-944a.
Bravo, isl., Peru 21-266b.
— , riv., Mex. : see Grande del

Norte.

BRAVO (diet.) 4-437b.
Bravonium, Brit. : see Leint-

wardine.

Brawdy, Wales 9-428 (V. A4).
Brawe, Joachim Wilhelm von

ll-791b.

Brawl (dance) : see Branle.
— , Greek (dance) : see Greek

Bracelet.

Brawley, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (F5).
BRAWLING 4-437D.

Brawne, Fanny 15-709d.
Braxneld, Robert Macqueen,

Lord : see Macqueen.
Braxton, Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— Co., W.Va. 28-560 (C3).

— group 27-630c.
Bray, Billy 3-905b.

— Charles 9-275c.

— Jolm Bray, baron 6-24d.

— J. F. (Communist) l-915d.

— SIR REGINALD 4-437d.

— THOMAS 4-438a;18-5S6b.
— , Walter de Reddesford,

baron : see Walter de

Reddesford.
BRAY, Berks. 4-438a; 16-942

(B2); 16-586d.
BRAY, Ire. 4-438b; 14-744

(E3); geology 28-619b.
— , dist., Fr. 10-776 (D2); 24-

588d; l-505b.
— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (E3);

28-619a.

— mt., N.H. 19-490 (D3).

— mt., S.Aus. 2-960 (E2).

— riv., Dev. 9-430 (VI. El).

— riv., Ire. 4-438b.

— High, Dev. : see High Bray.
Braya, isl., Pan. 5-678 (A-B7).
Bray Bank, sandbank, Ire.

14-744 (F3).

Braybroke, Robert de 6-24c.
Braybrook, Viet. 18-90 (map).
Braybrooke, barons 19-458a.
— , John Griffin Griffin, baron

26-26d.
— . Richard Griffin Neville,

baron 6-660a.
Braybrooke, Northants. 9-420

(III. F2);19-769d.
Braye, Barony of 27-1 031b.
Braye, Chan.ls. 9-430 (VI.

Bl).

— , bay, Chan.ls. l-533d.
— , head, Ire. (Kerry) 14-744

(A5).
— , head, Ire. (Wicklow) 14-

744 (E3);28-619b.
— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (E3-4).

— du Val, dist., Chan. Is. : see
Vale.

Brayera authelmintica 15-

921a.
BRAYLEY, EDWARD WED-

laka 4-438C.

Braymer, Mo. 18-608 (C2).
Bray-Stainburg, Otto C. H.

B., count of 17-33c.
Bray -sur -Seine, FT. 10-778(F3).

— sur-Somme, Fr. 10-778 (F2).
Brayton, Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Brayton oil engine 20-36a.
Braza (measure) 28-491b.
Brazeau, riv., Can. 1-500 (A2);

24-226d.

— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).
Brazen Palace, Cey. 5-783d.

— sea (Jerusalem Temple) 26-
606c.

Brazeux, marquises of 12-
281b.

Brazi, isl., Atl.O. : see Brazil.

— , Rum. 23-826 (C2).

BRAZIER 4-438c; 4-487d.

Brazil. la. 14-732 (E4).

BRAZIL, Ind. 4-463b; 14-422
(C5).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Dl).

— , cape, Az. 2-42a.

BRAZIL, isl., Atl.O. 4-438c.

— , lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2).

BRAZIL, country, S.Am. 4-
438d; 4-440 (map); abori-
gines 2-11 6d; army4-451a;
captaincies 4-454b, 4-457b;
climate 4-4 12c; coinage 18-
707b, 10-5 la; diamonds 8-
160a; education 4-451c;
fauna 4-443c; finance 4-
453a, 22-149a, 4-4n7d; flag
10-462c; flora 4-444c; geo-
logy 4-442b; government
4-450a, 4-457d; Jesuit mis-
sions 4-455c, 28-49b; .Tews
15-409d; maps 17-653b;
mince 4-449b, 4-45 7a;
national debt 19-269b, 4-
459b; navy 4-451b, 24-
906a; orders of knighthood
15-867b; population 4-445c,
ll-636d; railways 4-446d,
25-489b; religion 4-451d;
shipping 24-872; slavery
2-40b, 25-226a; telegraphs
4-447c; voting 28-217a.

— : Commerce 4-447 d; cane
sugar 26-47a; cocoa 6-630a;
coffee 6-647c; cotton 7-2641),
7-296d; Germany ll-814b;
United Kingdom 27-602b.

— : History 4-454a; Bolivian
dispute 4-177b, l-154a;
Paraguayan war 20-758d;
16-990d ; Peruvian dispute
21-277d; Portuguese con-
quest 1-807C, 22-1 52a.

Brazil, prince of (title) 14-
515d.

— block coal 4-463b.

Brazil Company 4-456c.
Brazil Creek, riv., OUla. 20-58
(G2).

— current 2-857a.
Brazilein 4-463cl.

Brazilian arrowroot : see Cas-
sava.

— cocoa : see Guarana bread.

— continent (geol.) 20-236C.

— emerald 27-1 04b.

— fox : set Zorro.
Brazilian Guiana, dist., Braz.

4-440 (C-F1); 4-440a; 20-
745d.
Brazilian hare : see Tapiti.

— hat 25-1005a.

— nutmeg 19-920c.

— otter 5-374c.

— ruh.v 27-48c.

• — sapphire 2V-48e.
Brazilin 4-4fi3c; 8-749c.
BRAZIL NUT 4-463c; 4-449a;
8-2101).

— nut oii 20-4 6a.
Brazilo-Ethiopian continent

(geol.) 15-568a.
Brazil pine 2-322a; 4-445b.
Brazils, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
BRAZIL WOOD 4-463c; 4-

•)3Sc;4-454a,
BRAZING AND SOLDERING

4-463d; 26-67a; Egyptian

9-7 3a.

— metal 4-464c.
Bra/nell, Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Brazoria, Tex. 26-690 (M6).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (M6).
Brazos, Tex. 26-690 (13).

— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).
— , riv., Tex. 26-690 (M7); 26-
68Sb.

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (L5).
BRAZZA, P. P. F. C. S. DE,

count 4-464c.
BRAZZA, isl., Aus. 4-465b;

3-4 (E5).

— , canal, Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Brazzaville, Fr.Cong. 11-99

(A3); ll-100b.

Brfcka, Aus. 3-4 (F4); 4-281b.
Brda, mts., Monten. 18-767

(B2); 18-767b.

Urdywald, mts., Aus. 4-122b.
Bre (measure) 26-923a.
Brea, Gr. 21-1 46a.
— , cape, P.ll. 22-124 (A2).
Breac, mt., Scot. 24-412

(C3).

BREACH (diet.) 4-465b.
Breachacha Castle, ruins, Scot.

6-684b.

Breach Candy.Bombay 4-183o.
Breach of contract (law) : see

Contract, breach of.

— of promise 28-785a;10-12d;
3-831c.

— of the Peace : see Peace,
breach of the.

BREAD 4-465c; 12-322d;
adulteration l-219a, l-232b;
ancient Egyptian 9-45c;
cross-bread 4-796c; Euch-
aristie 4-796d, 9-872d; food
values 8-216b; Jewish sacri-
fices 13-179C, 20-889b.

— act 4-466c; 2fr;97b.
Breadalbane, Gavin Campbell,

marquess of 4-474a; 8-798b.

— JOHN CAMPBELL, earl
of 4-473b.

BREADALBANE, dist., Scot.

4-474a; 24-418 (C2-1); 21-

262d.
Bread and cheese (ordeal) : see

Trial slice.

— and Cheese (war) 13-609b.

— basket Law (Ger.) 23-495C.
Bread calculation (math.) 9-

47a.
Bread for life and pudding

for ever 4-528b.
BREAD-FRUIT 4-474b; 7-

417d; ll-254b.
Bread nut tree 7-351b; 19-

918c.

— Street Club 6-566d.
Breadth (math.) 18-1360.

— index (phys.) : see Cephalic
index.

Bread-tree : see Bread-fruit.
Breage, Corn. 15-67 2a.
Break: billiards 3-936a; cricket

7-440a; croquet 7-503c.
Breakdown cranes 7-37 la.
Breaker, pt., China 6-168 (K5).
Breaker (coal) 2-106a.

— (paper) 20-728b.

— card (jute) 15-607d.
Breakfast Creek, Queens. 4-

574b.

Break-flour (diet.) 10-550c.
BREAKING BULK (diet.) 4-

475a.

— the bank, 23-771d.
Break rolls 10-551d.
Breaksea, isls.,N.Z. 19-624(B7).
— , sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).
Breakspear, Nicholas : see

Adrian IV. (pope).

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BREAM (trt-.li ...lor nab) 4-
21-ltlta; 3-tOo.

and Hrnii
— Sat : aw Wliile bream.

(ill.

-,.„,. o-i m (VI. FIX

11. 25-SMo.
BrUu-U-v. v
BREAST (.II.-I i 4-«81a,

— ll.l.uitch): ttt Mould-board.

— IHUKI (anat.) : arc Sternum.

— box 30-7331..

Breartr.1. J. II. 0-7»a; 33-13b.
Brea«t hook 34-Mla.

— Plate: Klnuwan 9-860b;
Grwk 2- II
463o. 7-SSIo.

h 25-3500.

— Mil 20-733D.

— strap 23-989a.

.'..

— •ummer larch.) : tee Brass.

— water wheel : an High
breast water wheel

Breathing (phystol.) : see Re-

— exercise* l-170d: 7-392b.
BrtaOtingt. Boole ol 9-49a.

15-7 40 (£3).
BREAUTE. FALKES DE 4-

482a; 9-490d: 27-9621).
Braaux Bridge. La. 17-54

c ; '

Breaved. Swed. 33-190 (B3).
Brebrs. Java 13-284 (Ci);

— . cape, Java 13-184 <C2>.
Br#bcuf.Guillaumedell-l2Sd.
- '• iii.i.-7-JI .b; 14-lTLi.i.
BRECCIA 4-482a.

— vcrde 0-2Sc.
Breodated ante l-368d.
Breo de Chambeyron, mt,

Alps 1-74 1.1.

Brecey. FT. 10-778 (D3).
Brcche, Charles de 30-638a.
I r. 20-53C.

— do la Meije. pass, Alps 1-
742b.

— des Grandes Rousses, Alps

— de Valsenestre, pass, Alps
1-742C.

Bwcher, G. 6-831o.

Brer h fa. Wales 9-41S (V. C4).

BRECHIN. Seot. 4-ls2d; 24-

41' i F 1 1 ; 9- I96d ; cathedral

4-482(1. 2-404b.

— Muir. Scot. : battle (1452)
4-482d.

Braehites 16-1 lid: 16-124C,
Brechou. tol., Chan.Is. 0-430
(VI. Al);24-210a.
tit. Ik-lR. 3-068 (El).

kenridge,Colo. 6-722 (D2);
6-7231).

— . III. 14-304 (C4).
— , Mich. 18-372 (FC).
— , Minn. 18-5 50 ( A 4 ) ; 22-9 7 Oa.
— . Mo. 18-608 (C2).
— . Tex. 26-690 (13).
— . pan. Colo. 0-721 (E2);

Brwkerfeld. Ger. 11-808 (L

k6).
Breckinridge. John (d. 1806)

i-;- ;i: 15-7 I.-L.
— . John (d. 1841) 4-483b;

13-sGla.
— , JOHN CABELL 4-483a;

3- .-'LI: 26-113C.
— . Jonepb Cabell 4-483b.
— , Robert JetTenon 4-483b.
Brcckinri>l»re,()kla. 20-58 (1)1).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (B3); 15-
742d.

Brecknock, Wales : tee Brecon.
— , mts.. Wales : tee Brecon

I., loam

— , peniu.. S.Am. 26-964C.
Brecknockshire Vans, mta.,

Wales : are Brecon Beacons.
Brveksvillc. O. 20-26 (G2).
BRECON (Bnvknock). Wales

4-4830 ; 0-428IV.E4) ;Chrlat's

OoUege 24-37 Ic; geology

— , canals. Monm. 9-428 (Kl):
18-72 •*•; 28-2«la: 7-447a-

— Beacons, mU.. Wales 0-42S
(V. E4); 4-484d: 0-412C.

— mere, lake, Wales : tee
Llangone.

BRECONSHIRE (Brecknock-
shire^, co.. Wales 4-1-1.':
(V418 (V. D3); 28-2 59a;
orchards 11-26 Ib.

Braroiut: battle (1793) 10-

Umla, ri

BftCOA.

.1 . .
in .. .
6-nimi

i. . C. H
I I

.

.1 . .

(IIMI7) 10-131.1. 12-10M,

— , la. 14-7 :i.

— , riv.. hr M--r,7b.

.;. 2l-7'.i'.Hi.
11KI H \K1.. JAN FRANS VAN

f 4-48«d.

.r vun 4-IH6d.

r..>\i 22-.- 1 i.i.

Bradalii.' : ':•>•. ii>N.i8-i2e.
. Nk-U (Croc 8-4 lo;
10-81 Ob.
BNdMdorp. Capo Ool. 25-

BredlH,, \..>.w. l»-538 (E4).
Hr,.ll..in. i-hufc 23-933 (A3);

6-9 1 a.
lln-.le. Siw. 0-424 (IV. D5);

— . fjord, i in<rn. : let Ikrnuak.

— , riv.. Uer. 8-2 I

— , riv.. Sun. 0-421 (IV. DS).
ilrrdebm. (li-r. 8-21
Brodrnbury, Can. 24-226 (B-

C3).
Bredrro. Gerbrand Adrlaana-

X.-II 8-7230.
Brederode. Francis van 23-

768d; 13-609b.

— . HENHY. count of 4-487a;
10-ll7e; 12-6730.

— . Reiuoiiil vun 25-.M3d.
Hre.liT...|.-. Holl. 19-785b.
Bredevoort, lloll. 13-A8S (D3);

ll-557d; siege (1597) 13-

MTb.

Bredgar. Kent 0-424 (IV. D4).
Bradbelmrvand, lake. Nor.

1O-MII I If.').

Broliff. Geotv 6-31e; 6-S648,
Bmlon. Sir K..IHTI 6-'.'10b.
Bred.in. Won-s. 9-I2U (III.
28-v24d.

— , hill. Worm. 9-120 (IIL
c.'i: 7-2.'.3b; 28-S23d.

Bredow. Gen. Adalbert von
18-31 Ob.

— , GOTTFRIED GABRIEL
4-4S7a.

BREDOW, OCT. 4-1-7, i: 8-

S66b.

Bredxlo, Swed. 26-190 (C2).
i-il. 26-1911 (111).
Bredste.lt. (ier. 8-J I (A I).
Bredaten. Den. 8-21 (113).
Bredatrup. Den. 8-24 (B3).
Bredwell, Stephen 4-666a.
BREECH (diet. )4-487b.

— (gun) 20-2000.

Breeches (costume) 4-487b;
7-2310.

— Bible 3-901a.

— buoy 10-608d.
Breeches Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-

106 (H-I5).

Breeching (harness) 23-9 89a.
Breech-loadiw 20-192b.

— loading cartridge case 1-

— loading pistol 21-r.:.7h.

— loadiw rille 23-326d.
Breed, WU. 28-740 (K3).
Breede. riv.. Cape Col. 25-466

(D9); 5-227d: 25-465b.
Breedeiie, HeUr. 3-r.r.s (111).
Breeding : tee Breeds and

Breeding.

BreedllnRS, people 10-259a.
Breedoge. riv.. Ire. 14-744

(OS).

Breeds. III. 14-304 (C3).
Breed'8, hill. Moss. 4-798d.

— . poilil. Ma--. 17-- VJ
BREEDS AND BREEDING

4-487b:26-in9b.
Breedrvllle. Midi. 18-372 (D7).
Breelong. X.s.w. 19-A38 (E2).
Breese, 111. 14-301
Breexa, X.s.w. 19-.'.:f< (F2).
BREEZE i.liet.i 4-1-7.'.

— (cinders) 7-57d; 8-10Ab.

— discharge : tee Electric
breece.

Breezen-ood. Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Brefeld, Oskar ll-336c; 11-

338b.

Brefeldla 10-1 05d.
Breffny. dint.. Ire. : tee Brenny.
Bregacll", val.. Switz. 26-242

(G-H4); 12-609b; 6-118a.
Bregagno, mt., Alps 26-212

Breealnitza, riv., Turk. 14-

Bregann. It. 26-242 (F5).
Brege, riv., Ger. 7-819d.

• nit-* of 4-487d.
BREGENZ. Ana. 4-487d; 3-4
(A3); 22-£13a,

BMpm klw. BwlU. : SM Con-

BMBII Aon. riv.. AIM. 33-

Biwwtaorwald. dist.. Ana. 33-

f..rt, Kr. 3-
•••
i 25-IIMo.

.

hay. Xfd. 10-479 (CM.
(C3): 7-

.

10-778

! '.-It ----- (111. l|lll).

mil HUN LAWS 4-488a; 23-

Brelob. Boot.: gvolagy 3-»45b.
v.. UooU 34-418
l)|*>04ta.
Uretdakivlk. Inlet, Ice. 14-22M

•HiTknrlokiill. glacier.
Ice. 14-'-"> 1 1 MI; 14--
llr. i,l.,-k .Hl-lnnlkr, int.. Ice.
14-.'.'- i III I.

ik. I. -.-. 14-238 (A2).
Breldden. nil.. Wales 0-428

— . mt.. Salop O-41B (II. A4);
geology 5-3001).

Hr, 'i,lif|.,r.lr. bay. Ice. 14-228
(A2): 14-:

— . Isln.. !<•••. 14-230C.
lln-itiie. di-t.. Ire. :«r Brenny.

I. N..r. 19--'U :
Breinlgvrulc. r.i zi-i-i (L4).
Braining, Den. 8-24 i A.M.
BREISACH (Althrelaach). Ger.

4-491d: 11-808 (A4); Fn.-neh

capture (1703) 25-00 Ic;

sletre (1638) 27-4121).
Breiagan. Ferdinand, duke of :

tee Fenliiiuiul. duke of

Uodcoa,
BHKISGAU, dist., Ger. 4-

492b; 11-808 (A4-B5); hint.

maps 11-834, 11-856; name

4-4'J2a.

Breisig (painter) 20-681b.
Brelsig, Xieder, Ger. : tee

Nieder Hr,

BREISLAK,SCIPIONE4-492b.
lireitaeh. riv.. An-. 26-242 (12).
Breitenhach, Switz. 26-'.M'J

ll>.' I.

— .Gross, Ger. : tee. Gross
Breltenbaoh.

ISreitetibrunn, Ger. 4-57 b.

.iiu-li (Teck. riv., Oreg.
20-.' 12 (C-D3).

BRE1TENFELD, Ger. 4-492c;
11-sOS (III. qlO): battle
(1631) ll-858b. 26-8.)/ia:
battle (1642) 11-s.VJb, 26-

x .-.I.

Breithaupt, Johann Friedrich
August : amblygonite 1-
795c; heulandito 13-416b;
miorocline 18-380d; mona-
zite 18-692b; orthix-la.se 20-
333a; plagloclase 21-6<J2d;
phoKgenitc 21-474d.

Bn-ithuuptito (mineral) 19-
646b.

llreitlifjorth, Sigurthr 14-
2401).

lln-itliorn, mt., Alps (Lauter-
linmneii) 26-'.'13 (D4); 1-
744a.

— mt*, Alps (Zermatt) 26-242

1-7 I3h; 18-938C.
Brdtinger. Johann Jakop 26-

•JUlu; ll-7'.m.l.
Breltner (painter) 2O-'.09b.
Brejo d'Arcia,I!raz. 4-I40(K3).

— ila Madre de Deus, Braz.
21-1

Brekke. Xor. 10-804 (A2).
Brelan (in bouillotte) 4-318b.
Brcmangcr, isl., Xor. 19-804

(A2).

Brembo, riv., It. 15-4 (B2).
Bremen. Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— . Ga. 11-752 (A2).
BREMEN, (ier. 4-493c; 11-

KW (H2); ll-808d: bousing
13-"*-.'.".!): observatory 19-
957b; town hall 2-397 (1>I.
IV. fig. 70); whaling in-
dustry 28-572c; Zollvcrein
11 — -.-.,1.

— . Ind. 14-422 (E2).

— , Ky. 15-740 (A3).

— , Mo. 17-434 <C5).

— . O. 20-26 (E-F5).
BREMEN, -tale. (ier. 4-493a;

11-S08 (B2); hist, maps 11-
s:ii. 11-- -•;.

— Bible Society 3-907b.

— Chamber of Commerce 27-
139b.

Bremenium Brit. : tee Ro-

chester, llieh.
Bn'men iM^nit-nt-j 7-110b.

— Society : tee Xorth German
Society.

— War 4-494d.
BREMER. FREDRIKA 4-

4 '.M.I; 28-2 19a.

BMOMT. bar
in

• ..i... Atttlr. 3-0*0 (116).
14-73HO.
11-70O4.
la. 14-7 St (Kl).

-.bm^r.r.AVEN, Ger. 4-

II
Bramendorp. 8.A/. 33-466

30-l«te.

BMiMrton.Wa«h. 33-154 (A4).
Brametminaeam, Lanos. : tee

i ..,•.•

Bromcarteo, Hwltz. (Aanrau)
20-142 (Kl): l-3d.

its. (Bern) 23-141 (m>.
Bn-niliill. Will.. "-I.-.. Mil.

33-7 (Xlc.
lln-iuiker, Ckrl : mathematical

tahlm 20-332b; 23-S30d.
lln-inmn'ii valrr gear 33-834b.

Ilren, I. II. nri 27-.->.'.la.

Bremiiiiil. Tex.26-BI»0(l.4).
Bremontler, Nicolas Tbi

Bremanaes. Nor. 10-804 rill).
Hrrmule, Kr. : bailie (1110)
iO-TMb.

Ilren. Llewelyn 12-76a.
lir.-n.'k. Anton 24- .1 I.I.
Brend. riv., Ger. 11-808 (III.

Mil).

BRENDAN. ST (of Clonfert)
4-i9.">h:2-34a.

— . St dif Idrr) 3-989d: Irish

legend" 5-H2 -il.
IlreMdHiihiinr. <<er. : tee Bran-
den burg.
lin-ii'liui"-. St : gee Hrendan.

st i.,f rinnfert).
Rrcndc. riv.. Den. 8-24 (B3).
lln-i..|i.n IIIIlli, Som. 0-430

(VI. Fl); geology 2S-389a,

22-.r>42a.

Brenet, Nicolas Ouy 8-591d.
Breney. glacier, Alps 26-212

<C5>.
BRENHAM, Tex. 4-49Sd; 26-

690(LS);7-267b.
Brennabor ( i!reniiaburg),Ger. :

»ff Brandenburg.
Brennaln. st : set Brendan, St

(of Clonfert ).
Brennan. Alfred 14-324b.
— , Louis : monorail 27-54a;

torpedo 22->:!7c, 6-60 Ic,
Brennberg, Ilumr. 13-H98C,
— , mt.. Hunt:. 25-42flc.
Brcnne. dist.. FT. 10-778 (K4);

14-5010.

— . riv.. Kr. 3-5«4c.
BRENNER, pa<s. Alps 4-

I'.o.l: 3-1 (U3); Brcnni tribe

22-»13a; Romans 16-27c,

0-9 17a.
Brenner (vine disease) : tee

Anthracnoae.
Brenntrlas, Adolf : see Glass-

brenner, Adolf.
Hrt'iini. tribe 22-813a.
Brennibor, Ger. 4-420b.
lin-nno, riv., Swltz. 26-212

(Fl).
BRENNUS (4th cent. B.C.) 4-

496a.

— (r. 280 B.C.) 4-496b; 20-
447b.

Brennwald. neinrich2S-1051a.
Brrnny. dist.. Ire. 5-572(1; 6-

951a; 14-767b.
Breno. It. 15-4 (C2).
Hrenstono : tee Brimstone.
Brent. Ala. 1-460 (113).

— (East). Som. 9-430 (Gl).

— (South). Dev. 0-430 (KID.

— (South), Som. : tee Brent
Knoll.

— , dist.. Pom. 25-MOh.

— , isls., Xfd. 10-479 (Bl).

— . riv.. Mdi. 16-942 (C2); 26-

ItSd.

— , reservoir.Md*. 16-942 (C2).
lirenta, mts.. Al|>- 1-7 I7a.
— , riv.. It. 15-4 (C2); 20-4 4 5c;

6-235C.
Brentano, Franz 5-5 10a;

judgment in Ionic 16-886a.

16-S87d: syllogism 16-890a;

will 6-823b.

— , Giuseppe 2-4 43d: 18-438b.
— , KLEMENS 4-496b; 11-

793d.

— , Lorcnz 3-1 87a-
— , LUDWIC JOSEPH 4-496c;

on gilds 11-8 Ib.
Brentesion, It. : fee Brundi-

slum.
Brentford. Patrick Ruthven.

eurl of 23-9411>: 12-4080.
BRENTFORD, Mdx. 4-496d:

16-942 (C3>; [feolotry 16-

939a; election* 18-4 14c;

sack (1612) 12-404d.
Brent i:.)or«- 12-2 12c.
llrenthiilae 6-675c.
Brent bus anchorago 6-675b

(tig.).

Brent Knoll. Pom. 9-430 (VI.
Fl):2S-390b.

' I
11 M

BrniUra. Kdward IVlhara 4-

•»;«. 4-IK7I,.

— . SIR JAHLCCL 4-4»7a.

— . Jaino. W.IU/-T 4-4»7a.

.«m 33-15Jc: It-ilia.

/• Point,

rrlham. IlerU. 0-424

(IV. <

mt.. Der. : gvolocr 3-

Hn-nl wnnd. Ark. 2-4S2 (AD.

4-4 »7b;

— . <i«. 11-751 <D<).

— . N.B. 1*-4M (MX

- . X. V. St-MM («i); 14-8740.

.

Hrenva. pan*, Aim 1-7 43c.
BRENZ. JOHANN 4-4»7r.
l:r.... It.lMfindorl)18Wia4a.
Breoa, de (fajnlly) : art liraone.

— . William da : tu William da
Bre<iM.

BREQUICNY. LOUIS

G«or(M O. F. if 4-497C.
Un-rn. palarr. Milan l»-439b.

— College. Milan l*-M8b.
BrcrHon.PrbcUJaHopUiulC.

;.• ..

— , U illiiim 4-lSOc.

— . Sir William 12-403 b; 12-
412o.

Brtrclon, IIL 14-304 (C3).

— Hall, mansion. Cbea, S*

Brta.Ouldode7-39gd.
Bra, tribe 15-67 Sc.
Brnater, Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Bmc, ROM. : tee Brent LI-

t.. i-,..

Bredoelki. It. 2O-850d.
Breacbet, Gilbert : anatomy

l-933b; hydrophobia 14-

.

r.r. id (janghM is-?1.'.!.

BRESCIA. It. 4-498a; battle
(1238) 16-932b: capture
(1311) 13-279a: cotton
manufacture 7-299b; fres-
coca 18-831d; sleet* 11-
48b, ll-190o; town haU
2-U2d: Tioliiu. 28-l06d.

— , prov.. It. 15-4 (C2) ; 15-4.
—.College of. Bologna 27-

75ld.

Brese-Winiari, J. L. L. TOD
1O-693C.

Breskerw. Holl. 13-588 (A3);
28-965C.

BRESLAU, Ger. 4-498r: 11-
K3) : battle 4-691b,
24-717c; housing 13
mortality 14-665t>: obacrra-
t. r. 19-957 b; prison 22-
3R«d: seminary ll-16c: see
4-4b; »ie«re 4-159h; treatio
17-901 b, 3-4 la: unlvrrvity
27-764C, ll-823a: zoological
gartlenx 29-1 01 »d.

— , duke* of 4-499b: 4-562a.
Bresle. rlv., Fr. 10-778 (El-2);

25-392C.
Bresnanan, mL. Anstr. 2-960

i It H.

Bre» (arch.) 25-393a.
Bressanone. AUB. : tee Brtoen.
BRESSANT. JEAN BAP-

tiau Prosper 4-499C.
Brenay. .-I.. Scot. 24-41S

H ;ii: 24-855a; geology

24-853d.

— , sound, Scot. 24-412 (Gl);
M-Ute.

BRESSE, dist., FT. 4-499J;
10-776 (F3).

— . riv.. Fr. 3-4 4 6c.
Drome iinol.) 21-848.
BRESSU1RE, Fr. 4-499d; 10-

778 (D4).

BREST, Fr. 4-500a; 10-778
(B3): battle (1778) l-846a;
blockadea 22-747b. 4-5«1a;
EngUsh expedition (1694)
26-10.'.3o: nre (1784) 10-
401c: hoasing 13— v:-l:
naval school 10-797c; popu-
lation lO-780b; 8trike(1905)
10-

Brwrt. rocka. Soot. 24-41S
(D4).

— . Rade de, bay. Fr. 10-778
(B3).

Hn-t.-rson-SiKismund 1O-124O.
BREST-LITOVSK. Ruaa. 4-

SOOc: 23-872 i BA).
Bnatorata, Scrv. (Timok) 24-

686 (Dl).
-, 8wv. (Vranya) 34-686 (C2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

121

BRET-BRIT

Bretagne, mis., Fr. 10-776

(B-->).

Bretauah Point, Az. 3-83 (IV.).
Bret by Park, Derby. 5-51)4d.
Bretel, Jacques 27-313b.
BRETEUIL, LOUIS C. A. LE

Tonnelier, baron de 4-500d;

school founded 6-977b; let-

tres de cachet 16-502d.
— , Roger de, earl of Hereford :

see Hereford, Roger Fitzwil-

liam or de Breteuil, earl of.
Broteuil, Fr. (Eure) 10-778

(E3).

— , Fr. (Oise) 10-778 (F2).
Bretherton, Lanes. 16-139

(B2).
Brethren and Sisters of the

Free Spirit : see Brethren

of the Free Spirit.

— in Christ 23-374a,

— of the Angels 12-lb.

— of Charity : see Rosminlans.

— of Chelcic 18-818b.

— of the Christian Schools :
see Ignorantines.

— of the coast l-808b.

— of the Common Life 8-956c.

— of the Common Lot 19-
126d.

— of the Cross 10-464a.

— of the Free Spirit 7-934b;
l-174c; 19-126a.

— of Germany 5-505c.

— of the Guild of Westminster
3-69 Ic.

BriHigny, Charles Poncet de
12-682d.

BRETIGNY, Fr. 4-501a; 10-
778 (F3); treaty (1360)
9-504b, 10-S-Mb. 22-742C.

Bretislav I. (of Bohemia)
4-1 J 1. 1: ll-S38b.

Bretkun, J. (preacher) 16-
790d.

BRETON, JULES ADOLPHE
Aime Louis 4-501b.

— , NICHOLAS 4-501C.

— , P. (mathematician) 22-
103b.

Breton, bay, Md. 17-828 (F4).

— , cape, Can. 19-831 (E2);
6-224b: 26-5390.

— , harbour, Nfd. 19-479 (C3).

— , W.. La. 17-54 (E4).

— . marsh, Fr. 10-778 (C-D4).

— , sound. La. 17-54 (E4).

Breton Club 15-1 17b.

BRETON DE LOS HERRE-
ros, Manuel 4-502a ; 25-
585d.

Breton language 5-620a; area
and statistics 5-620c; Cor-
nish affinities 5-621b; dia-
lectic differences 5-620d;
modem 5-650b; prohibited
10-889a.

— literature 5 - 650a ; 2-
32b; Spanish caballeria 25-
580c.

Brctonne, Restif de la : see

Restif, Nicolas Ednie.
Bretonne Association 5-62 la.
Bretonneau, Pere 4-329d.
— , Pierre (physician) 8-29 la;

27-1 07c.
Bretonnet, Henri Etiennc 22-

766a.
Bretschneider, Carl Anton

(mathematician) 26-33oc:

26-32 7a.
— ,KARL GOTTLIEB (scholar)

4-502b.

Brett, John Watkins (electri-
cian) 26-527b.
— , John (painter) 20-501d.
— , Reginald Baliol, 2nd Vis-

connt Esher : see Esher,

R- B. Brett, 2nd viscount.
— , Messrs (electricians) 9-

187a.

Brett, cape, N.Z. 19-624 (El).
— , riv., SuiT. 9-424 (IV. D2).
BRETTEN, Ger. 4-502d; 11-

80S(B4).
Brett enham, Suff. 9-424 (IV.

D2).
Bretteville-sur-Laize. Fr. 10-

778 (D3).

Brettioi. tribe : see Bruttii.
Brett lifter (engin.) 27-39a.
Bretton, West, Yorks. : see

West Bretton.

— Woods, N.H. 19-490 (E3).
BRETWALDA 4-503a; 9-467C.
Bretz, Va. 28-560 (D2).
Bretzville, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Breuch, isl., Sum. 26-71 (Al).
Breuchin, riv., Fr. 17-146c.
Breughel, Hell : see Breughel,

Pieter (younger).
— , Jan (elder) 4-503b.
— , Jan (younger) 20-478d-
— , PIETER (elder) 4-503b;

5-331c; 20-477d.
— , Pieter (younger) 4-503b.
— , Velvet : see Breughel, Jan

(elder).
BrcuU, Fr. 10-309a.

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

Brenil, It. 26-242 (D5).
— , pass, Alps 1-7 43d.
Breukelen, Holl. 13-588 (B2).
Breunnerite 17-3 19c.
Breusch, riv., Ger. 25-984a,
Breuse, Maude de : see Braose,

Maude de.
Brevard, N.C. 19-772 (B4).

— Co.. Fla. 10-540 (F3).
Breve (law) 28-847(1.

— de recto : see Writ of right.
Brevent, mt., Alps 1-7 43c.
— , mts., Alps 5-827a.
Breves, Braz. 4-440 (F2); 20-

746c.

BREVET 4-503b.
Breve testatum 28-847d.
Breviarium Extravagantium 5-

197c.

— Historiae Romanae 9-958a.

— Rerum Gestarum Populi Ro~
mani 10-294C.

BREVIARY 4-503c; Jesuits
15-337d; Pius V. 21-685b;
Prayer Book 22 - 258d;
Roman 4-504a.

— OF ALAR 1C 4-505c; 23-
572c; 23-571d.

Brevier type 27-543a.
Brevik, Nor. 19-804 (C3);

26-878d.

BreviUngues 20-311d.
Breville, J. O. de 5-334b.
Brerilotiuium (Bonaventura)

4-198a-
Brevina, Switz. : see La Bre-

vina.
Brevipennes (birds) : see Ra-

titae.

Brent Institntio 6-456a.
Brevoort, isl., Can. 5-160

(R3).
—.lake, Mich. 18-372 (E-

F4).

Brevoortla tyrannus : see Men-
haden.
Brewarrina, Austr. 19-538

(Dl).
BREWER, JOHN SHERREN

4-505d.

— , William H. 28-61 Ic.
Brewer, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (E4).
— , Me. 17-434 (D4).
Brewers, lake. Me. 17-434

(D4).

Brewers Company 16-81 la.
Brewer's grackle 12-31 Ic.
Brewers' grains l-408a.
Brewer's mole 27-633d.

— sparrow 27-634a.
Brewersville, Ind. 14-422 (F6).
Brewerton, Henry 28-559b.
BREWING 4-506a; 3-642a.
Brew-now, Aus. 15-844a.
Brewood, Staffs. 25-758 (Al);

25-759C.

— Forest. Salop 24-857a.
BREWSTER, SIR DAVID 4-

513a ; crystals 7-570d;
double refraction 23-27d;
electricity 9-1 82a; fluores-
cence 10-575d; kaleidoscope
15-639d; lenses 18-394b;
polarization of light 21-
934c, 18-278d, 21-933b;
staktometer 8-49c; stereo-
scope 25-898o.
— , WILLIAM 4-514b; 8-

738b.
Brewster, Mass. 17-852 (G3).

Minn. 18-550 (B7).

Neb. 19-324 (D-E3).

N.Y. 19-596 (C4).

Va. 28-118 (Bl).

Wash. 28-354 (Fl).

cape. Green. 12-543 (G3).

isls., Mass. 17-852 (C4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (D-E6).
Brewsterite 13- 11 lib.
Brewsterlinite 27-48b.
lircwster Sessions 16-763d.
Brewton, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— . Ga. 11-752 (D3).
Breydel, John 10-479d.
Breydon Water, lake, Nort.

9-424 (IV. Fl); 19-744d.
Breyten, S.Af. 27-190b.
Brezan, Wenceslas 4-1 34b.
BREZE (family) 4-514c.
— , Pierre de 4-514c; 5-843a;

17-703a.

Brczina, Alg. 1-643 (B2).
Brezna, Monten. 18-767 (A2).
Breznik, Bulgr. 4-773 (A2);

4-773d; battle (1885) 24-

700c.

Breznitz, Ans. 3-4 (D2).
Breznbbanya, Hung. 3-4 (F2);

13-909b.
Brezo, mts., Sp. 25-530 (Cl);

20-597C.

Brezolles, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Brezova, Hung. 3-4 (E2).
Bria, Fr.Congo 11-99 (B2).
— , Asia M. 21-544a.
Briagolong, Viet. 28-38 (D2).
BRIALMONT, HENRI

Alexis 4-Jlia; 10-698c.

Brialmont, Laurent Mathieu

23-830c; 4-7 18b.
BRIAN (king of Ireland) 4-

515b; 14-7 66b; earls of

Inchiquin 14-354a.

— (Irish hero) 14-759a.

— Boroihme (Boru) : see Brian
(king of Ireland).

Brianchou, Charles Julian 7-
655a.

Brianchon's theorem ll-697a.

BRIANCON, Fr. 4-515c; 10-
778 (H5); school 25-187b.

Briancon (diamond) : see Rock
crystal.

Brianconnais zone (geol.) 1-
752b.

BRIAND, ARISTIDE 4-515d;
10-893b; administration 10-
894c; church and state 10-
891b.

Briani, Christoforo 19-27a.

Briante, riv., Fr. l-541a.

BRIANZA, dist., It. 4-516a;
15-4 (B2).

Briarbluff, 111. 14-304 (B2).

BRIARE, Fr. 4-516a; 10-778
(F4); canal 4-5 16a,

Briareidae 2-99c.

BRIAREUS (Aegaeon) 4-516a.

Briar rose : see Sweetbriar.

Briartown, Okla. 20-58 (F2).

Brias, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Briati, Giuseppe 12-101d.

BRIBERY 4-516b; Bacon 3-
143a: embracery 9-309a;
Pitt 9-547b; Home 23-636d,
23-636b; Walpole 9-545b.
See also Corrupt practices
and Simony.

Bribir (Brebir), counts of : see
Subic.

Bribsun (Tibetan queen) 16-
98c.

BRIC ABRAC4-517b.

Brie Bouchet, mt., Alps 1-
742a.

Bricchetti-Robecchi, L. (travel-
ler) 25-380d.

Bricelyn, Minn. 18-550 (D7).

Briceton, O. 20-26 (A2).

Briceville, Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).

Brie Froid. mt., Alps l-742a.

Brichelmestone, SUB. : see
Hrighton.

Brick, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (B4).

BRICK (building) 4-517c; an-
cient decoration 19-17b;
Babylonian 5-710c, 3-108a;
Egyptian 9-42b; inscrip-
tions 14-621d; Roman 23-
587b; Tulun mosque 18-
899d. See also Brickwork.

Brickchurch, Tenn. 26-020
(E2).

Brick-clay 6-473d.

Brickdale, Eleanor Fortescue
20-50 Ib.

Brick-earth (geol.) ll-661b.
.Sir also Gault.

Bricket Wood, Herts. 16-942
(C2).

BRICKFIELDER 4-521b.

Brickhill, Bucks. 4-729b.

Brick-mould (anc. tool) 9-69c.

Bricknogged partition 5-390d.

Brick paving 23-391c.

Brick tea 26-479c; 26-922d.

Brickwall : see Bricole.

Brickwood, E. D. (oarsman)
23-784d.

BRICKWORK 4-521b; ashlar
4-527a.

Brickyard, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

BRICOLE (diet.) 4-528a.

Bricquebec, Fr. 10-778 (D3).

Bricrm's Feast 5-627c.

BRIDAINE, JACQUES 4-528a.

Bridal (diet.) 4-52*b.

Bridal Veil, Oreg. 20-242
<C2).

— Veil, fall. Cal. 28-937d.

— Veil, fall, Ida. 14-276b.
Bridal veil 4-528d.

— wreath 4-528C.
Bride, St : see Bridget, St.
Bride, I. of M. 9-412 (I. B2);

17-535C.
— , hills, I. of M. : geology

17-535a.

— , isl., Jap. : see Yome.
— , riv., Dorset. 9-420 (III.

B5); 8-434C.
— , riv., Ire. (trib. Blackwater)

14-744 (C4).
— , riv., Ire. (trib. Lee) 14-744

(C5).
BRIDE 4-528b.

— (lace-making) 16-41c.

— banquet 4-528b.

— bell 4-528b.

— cake 4-528b.

— cup 4-528c.

— favours 4-528c.
Bridegroom, isl., Jap. : see

Muko.
Bridegroom 12-614b.

— men (knights) 4-528c.

Bride-lace : see Bride-favours.
Bridel, Cyriaque 26-265b.
Bridoll, Wales 21-82b.
Bride of Lamntermoor (Scott)

25-761C.

Bride of the Nile 9-33a.
Brides, Fr. ; mineral waters

18-519d, 24-248d.
Bridesmaids 4-528c.
Bridestone 7-132b.
Bride-wain 4-52SC.
BRIDEWELL, dist., London

4-528d.

Bridford, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2).
Bridge, Thomas 22-291b.
Bridge, Ida. 14-276 (Cl).
— , Kent 9-424 (IV. E4); 15-

738c.

— , riv.. Can. 4-600 <E3).
Bridge (engiu.) : see Bridges.

— (in submarine mine) 26-2a.
BRIDGE (game) 4-528d.

— , Battle of the (7th cent.) 5-

30d.

Bridgeboro, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , N.J. 19-502 (C3).
BRIDGE - BUILDING

Brotherhood 4-531d.
Bridgeburg, Ont. 19-596 (A-

B3).

— (Great), Staffs. : see Great
Bridge.

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (H2).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. (Lake
co.) 20-242 (D5-4).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. (trib. of
John Day) 20-242 (E3).

Bridgehampton, N.Y. 19-590

(IIS); 25-492c.
BRIDGE-HEAD 4-531d.
Bridgchouse, bay, Scot. 15-

831d.
Bridgehouse (nautical term)

24-880a.

Bridge House Estates Com-
mittee 16-940d.
Bridgend, Scot. (Argyll) 24-

418 (A2).

— , Scot. (Islay) 24-412 (B4).
— , Scot. (Kirkcudbright) : see

Maxwelltown.

— , Scot. (Perth) 24-418 (E2).
BRIDGEND, Wales (Glam.) 4-

532a; 9-428 (V. D4); geology

12-7 4a.

— , Wales (Pembroke) 5-319a.
Bridgeness, Scot. 24-418 (D2);

16-732b.
BRIDGE OF ALLAN, Scot. 4-

532b; 24-418 (C-D2).

— of Balgie, Scot. 24-418 (Cl).

— of Cally, Scot. 24-418 (El).

— of Dulsie, Scot. : see Dulsie
Bridge.

— of Earn, Scot. 24-418 (E2);
8-798b; geology 21-262c.

— ol Gaur, Soot. 24-418 (Cl).

— of Orchy, Scot. 24-418 (Bl).

— of Sighs, Cambridge 5-93d.

— of Sighs, Venice 27-996a.

— of Stair, Scot. 3-7 6a.

— of Tilt, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).

— of Weir, Scot. 24-418 (B3);
15-790C.

Bridgeport, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— , Cal. 5-8 (D2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (B3).

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. 4-532b;
6-952 (B5); 19-499C.

— , 111. 14-304 (E5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (G6).

— , Neb. 19-324 (B3).

— , N.J. 19-502 (B4).

— , N.S. 19-831 (El).

— , O. 20-26 (14).

— , Okla. 20-58 <C2).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (H3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (K7); 19-758a.

— , Tenn. 26-620 (H2).

— , Tex. 26-690 (K2).

— , Wash. 28-354 (F2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B5); 28-742a.

— , East, Conn. : see East
Bridgeport.

— , North, Conn. : see North
Bridgeport.

Bridger, James 27-81 8b.

Bridger, Mont. 14-276 (E3).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4).

Bridge-rail 22-820a.

Bridger group 27-629b; 9-
664c; ll-670b.

Bridges, J. H. 22-173a.

— , John 25-920d.

— , ROBERT 4-532d; 27-2870.

Bridges. Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).

BRIDGES 4-533a; concrete
foundations 6-836d ; law
respecting 13-457b, 9-431b,
9-43 Id; maintenance and
repair 27-286d, 12-15a, 7-
209a ; materials 4-1 5 1 b ; mili-
tarv 22-69b; movable 4-
543c; piers 21-588d; railway
22-835c; Roman 2-385e;
steel 25-1019C. See also
Aqueduct.

BRIDGET. ST (of Ireland) 4-

557b; 14-759d.
BRIDGET, ST (of Sweden)

4-557b.
Bridget, St, Order of : see

St Saviour, Order of.
" Bridget " (race-horse) 13-

729a.

Bridgeton, Ind. 14-422 (C5).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E6).
— , Mo. 18-608 (F3).
BRIDGETON.N.J. 4-557c; 19-

502 (B5); 19-503a.
— , Pa. 21-106 (K6).
— , R.I. 23-249 (Bl).
Bridgetown, N.S. 19-831 (B2).
— , O. 20-26 (16).
— , Va. 28-118 (F-G3).
— , W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).
— , W.I. 28-544 (F-G2); 3-

381b.
BRIDGETT, THOMAS ED-

ward 4-557d.

Bridgeville, Del. 17-828 (H3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D7).
Bridge Ward Without, Lon-
don 25-51 7 b.
BRIDGEWATER, F. EGER-

ton, 3rd duke of 4-55 8a.
— , F. H. EGERTON, 8th earl

of 4-558C.
— , John Egerton, 1st earl of

4-558a.
Bridgewater, Conn. 6-952

(B2).

— , la. 14-732 (C3).
— , Mass. 17-852 (F3); 17-

853a; 17-857c; 17-867a.
— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).
— , N.H. 19-490 (D4).
— , N.S. 19-831 (B2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (B4).
— , Queens. 2-960 (G4).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
— , Va. 28-118 (D2). '
— , Vt. 19-490 (B4).
— , bay, Viet. 28-38 (A3).
— , cape, Viet. 28-38 (A3); 28-

37d.
— , canal, Lanes, and Ches.

16-139 (D3); aqueduct 5-

169a; construction 4-572a,

17-550c; steam towage 5-

171a.

— Center, Me. 17-434 (E2).

— House, London, Eng. 2-
430c.

— Navigation Co. 4-558o.
Bridgeuvter treatises 4-fl58c.
Bridgford, East, Notts. 9-

416 (F4).
— , West, Notts. 9-416 (E4);

19-827d.
Bridgham, Nort. 9-424 (IV.

D2).

BRIDGITTINES 4-558d.
BRIDGMAN, FREDERICK

Arthur 4-559a.
— , John : see Avery, John.
— , LAURA DEWEY 4-559a.
— , Sir Orlando 24-706b.
Bridgman, Mich. 18-372 (D8).
— , cape, Green. 12-543 (Gl).
BRIDGNORTH, Salop 4-559c;

9-420 (III. Bl); 9-478b,

481b.

Bridgton, Me. 17-434 (B4).
Bridgtown, Staffs. 25-758 (Al).
BRIDGWATER, Som. 4-560a;

9-430 (VI. Fl); siege (1645)

12-415b.
— , bay, Som. 9-430 (VI. Fl);

25-389b.
Bridle 23-988b.
Bridled kangaroo ll-350b.
Bridle joint ~5-388a.
BRIDLINGTON, Yorks. 4-

560b; 9-416 (II. Gl); sea-
wall 22-955d.
— , bay, Yorks. 9-416 (II. Gl).

— Quay, Yorks. 9-416 (II.
Gl).

Bridoon 23-988c.
BRIDPORT, ALEXANDER

Hood, viscount 4-560d.
BRIDPORT, Dorset. 4-561a;

9-420 (ill. B5); ancient mint

8-435d; geology 8-435a.
— , Tas. 26-438 (Bl).
— , Vt. 19-490 (A4)'.
Bridson, Joseph 5-639d.
BRIE, dist., Fr. 4-561b; 10-

776 (E2); cheese 7-750a.

For history : see Champagne.
— , limestone of : see Calcaire

de Brie.

— , mts., Fr. 17-746C.
Briec, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Brie -Comte- Robert, Fr. 10-778

(F3); 24-588b.
BRIEF 4-561c; ecclesiastical

4-561d; papal 8-304d, 2-

897d; in U.S. 4-561c. See

also Breve.

— (typography) 27-511b.

— bag 4-561d.

Briefe aus Paris (Borne) 11-

795a.
BR1EG, Ger. 4-562a; 11-808

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

122

To make full use of this Index It It etteniltl to remd the
/nifruti/o/i* given on I'mgc I.

BRET-BRIT

>•«; c**U*C*tew*i lir

4-Mlb; 88-
•jjiur. Ludwi* 18-56d; 3-

BRICLLE. Holt. 4-)62b: 13-
i i H-6IUC.

lomar 14-2 i"i..

™&ttR&.*

^titt?"

. ' •.•

Athens) l-»44c; 4-46. 1
71 .
— . \..lande of: **• YoJande

Brienne-la-VWIle. Fr. 4-461O.

BR1ENNE-LE-CHATEAU. KT.

10-778 (U3); battle

!»--•,-• I limp),
llrl.-iin,.. It. 28-141 (O5).
Brioiion-sur-Armaoeoo, FT.

10

Brir.i.l.nn!. Ky. 15-740 (111).
llpl Swtta. 18-241 (E3);
HhJMd: 3-795a.
BRIKNZ. lake. Swlts. 4-562d;

26-.
Brlriiier H"tliliurn.mt..SwlU.:

•M Rothhorn.
Bri.-1'oulllease. dUt.. Fr. 17-

; i.-.,-
Brier. W.. NJS. 18-831 (Al):

.

— Creek, dr.. Ala. 1-460 (Cl ).

— Creek, rtr.. Oa. 11-7 SJ

— Creek, rir, B.C. 25-500

/i'|i

Brlere'de 1'Iste, Louto A. E. G.

27-7a; 24-642d.
Ilrierfleld. Ala. 1-460 <B2).
— . Lanes. 16-139 (El); 1«-

ii'.
Brier Hill. O. 20-26 (12).

— Hill. 1'a. 21-1(»;
BR1ERLEY. BENJAMIN 4-

M la,
Brierley. York*. 28-933 (D2).

— Hill. Staffs. 25-758 (AS);
8-6S8a:25-7 .'.-. .

BR1ERLY. SIR OSWALD W.

4-.tl3a.

Brierly. cape, N5.W. 4-563b.
lln.T r..-. : xr .-w,-.-! l.n. r.
Bries. Hung.: ire Hrpinohanya.
Briesen. Oer. 11-808 (G2).
Briest, Karoline von : tee.

Fouque. Karoline. Baroneo

de la Motto.
BRIEUX. EUGENE 4-563b:

•-517I..

Brievo (Scot* law) : get Writ.
Brieve of service of heirs 28-

Ulb.

Brier. FT. 18-778 (G3).
— , dist.. Fr. 18-31.'..!.
llriic (»hip) 24-878b.
Brtnch. riv.. (i.-r. 7-819d.
BRIGADE 4-563c; 2-60Sa;

artillery 2-690d; cavalry

8-57 Oa.

— major 17-4 50c; 4-5«3c,
Briiraiiii-r-criHTal 4-.">63c.
BRIGANDAGE 4-563C.
BRIGANDINE4-566a; 2-588C,

— Jacket 7-6 14b.

Uncans (ilelty) : tee BenanB.

BRIGANTES. people 4-566a;
4-/.-1 (I!-f3); 4-246a: 14-
T57b; Cerealta defeat* 5-
7«0d.

Brbrantine. N.J. 19-502 (D5).

— . bay. NJ. 19-502 <D5).

— beach. NJ. 18-502 <D5).
BriganUne (ship) 24-87 8b.
BrteantiunuFr. 15-26 (A2). See

otto Briancon.
—.So. 23-648 (B2). See alto

- Brigella " (law case) S-58a.

Brigek. Swit*. 28-242 (O3).

BrigetorrhOrner, mt.. SwiU.
l-744d.

Brteer Bad. SwiU. 26-242
(1)4).

Briiretio. Hunir. 23-649 (D2).
Ser alto O. Saony.

BRIGG. Lines. 4-566a: 9-416
(II. 02).

BRIGGS. CHARLES A.4-5«6b;
3-^i'il.i: 4-

— , HENRY 4-S66c; decimal
notation 19-175c; geomet-
rical continuity ll-«74b;
lonrithm table* 28-329a.

— . Henry. Son ft Co. 22-r.' la.

—.John (cricketer) 7-442a;

—.John (general) 10-274b.
Briggs. Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Briggsdale. O. 28-26 (L2).
BrtoriTUle, Win. 28-740 (D5).
BrigSam. Cnmh. 9-412 (I. B3):

treaty 3-257c.
— . rtah 27-814 (Cl).
Brigham Young College. Utah

UK n. HOUSE. York*. 4-467a:

88-'.< •
IlrUI»U>iM. 1. of W. 8-420

(Tiijil

BRIGHT. SIR CHARLE8 T.

4-567a: 88-.'.27b.

.11.: rlyliut modal 18-5 1 So.

. Ii. • i . ini

— . JOHN 4-567 b;18-991b.
— . lUclmrd 18-.M.I; 18-e3b.
— . Tlnuilliy 24-1
Bright. . 11 III).

— . VK-t. 2H-
Brightllng. Sus. 8-424 (IV.

IITLINOSEA. Km. 4-
470a; 8-424 (IV. D3); 8-

Brighton. Ark. 2-.V.2 (El).

— . Colo. 8-722 (F2).
-. la. 14-7 :i-.-

— . III. 14-304 (B4>

— , Ind. 14-422 ((II).
-, Maat. 17-851 (B4); »-97a;
4-.V "-
-. Md. 17-828 (A3).

— . Me. 17-i:il ic:i).

— , Mich. 18-372 (U7).

— , Mo. 18-608 nil.

— . N.V. 18-596 (C2).

— . N.Z. 18-624 (i

— . Ont. 20-1 It (K2).

BRIGHTON. Sus. 4-570b; 8-
l.'i ilV. 1)5); arimlan well
28-505d; blind asylum 4-
62b; geolog>- 28-165d. 28-
166a: housing scheme 12-
817b: pktrs 21-589d; tele-
phone service 88-557 b.

— , Tas. 28-438 (112).

• ii 27-S14 (B-CJ).

BRIGHTON. Viet, 4-570b;
IS-'."' (map): 18-!>".l.

—.Wash. 28-354(114).

— Bearh. N V. 19-596 (14):
8-897d: racing- association
13-736b.

— Downs. Queens. 2-960 (O4).
Iirn.-lit.in Elephant bed 26-

1. -.',..
—Je Sands, Lanes. 16-139(A3).

— le Sands. N.S.W. 28-278
Hi;.).

— .New, Che*, : tee New

IlriKhton.

Brighton Stakes 13-7 29b.
Hrik'ht's tioll soun.ler 26-5I&C.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE 4-570.1;

bronchitis 4-<°>:iKa; elatcriuin

9-1 60d; gout causimc 12-

290b; pathology of kidneys

15-7 Sid: pilocanilne 15-

105a: pulvi* jalapao oom-

posltus 15-1 '.la: slmtilc

colitis In association with

8-2Klc; 8troplianthu« 25-

1042a.

BriKhtstar, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
BrtKhtsvillf. s.c. 25-300 (BS).
BriKhtriew. Conn. 6-952 U>4>.
Brightwalton. Berks. 9-420

(Til. E3).

BriKhtwat.T. Ala. 1-460 (A4).
—.Ark. 2-552 (Al).
Brightwood. IJ.C. 17-828

(C-D3);28-349a.
— . Va. 28-1 18 (1)2).
Brigida. riv., Hraz. 21-1 78b.
Brignais. FT. 10-778 (O5).
Briimoftan. Fr. 10-77S (113).
BRIGNOLES, Kr. 4-571h; 1O-
22-. .".'in: 22-506a-
Briito'Turk, St-ot. 24-418 <C8).
BrigKtock. Northants. 9-424

(IV. A2): 19-770a.
Brims, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).
BRIHASPATI (deity) 4-571b;

4-:(78d.
Brihtnoth (Saxon oaldorman)

9-471d; 9-786d; 3-556a.
Brihuega, Sp. : battle (1710)

25-608a.

Bril, Matthew 4-571b.
— . PAUL 4-571b.
liril. I loll. : tee Itriolle.
Brilessus, mt.. Or. : tee Pcnte-

How.
Brill. Buck!!. 9-420 (III. E3);

4-7-."Jo- 4-730a.
— . \Vis. 28-740 <B3).
— , hill. Bucks. 4-728d.
BRILL (tl»h) 4-5711.; 18-433b;

amount landed (1890-1905)

10-432C.
BRILLAT-SAVARIN, ANTH-

elme 4-.">7lc-.

Brilliant, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , O. 20-26 (14).
Brilliant (gem) 18-196c; 11-

Mla.

— (fahric) 7-27 Rb.

— dves8-746hfoll.
Brillion. Wi-. 28-74" (E-F4).
BrtlloiUn. Louis Marcel 18-

Brilon. Oer. 11-808 (B3);
geology 8-12 Ja.

-••-.IK (IUI.

-, iBd. t4-4>.
—.Ma—. 17-K51 i.
BrtBhani. yorka. : geoloarjr 28-
Hllo.

Briinnea.eape. lee. 14-1'.' •
KtBOOt. hill, r r. 23-540.
liriinpiiin. Berks. 8-410 (III.

Br&W Nes*. cap*. Boot. 24-

i-'.ii9l>.
BrtaMOB. Mo. 18-6<> -

t.) 4-571C.

— tree : «•<• Tulrnirah.

UHIN. BtNbUKTTO 4-57 le;

18-63U: 15-7HI..
Hrin.t. 1:1. li.ir.1 12-5S8b.
UKINDABAN. India 4-571d;

14- ;7«; K16).

BRINDISI. It. 4-57ld; 15-4
ii: 28-671b. See altu

Itmnditdum.

liriiwllr. Lanes. 18-139 (C2).
llrin.ll.-.l k-ini 12-1590.
BRINDLEY. JAMES 4-572a;

5-169a.

linn. II. •! '-> Incubator 14-360d.
liriii.-ll i.-nicineer) 14-829d.
Brine-shrimp : trr Artemla.
linnii.-l.l tibroUteiichiiit 27-

.; 100.

Bring (mathematician) l-635d,
Bringaa (statesman) 19-647d.
Bring Deeps, str., Scot. 20-

•.•::•...

llriiu.-t.urMt. Ind. 14-422 (D3).
llnin.-l.K- r. Morrice (1676) 3-

..

Brinlal : trt Aubcnrlne.
Brinjc, Hung. 3-4 (HI).
llrink. It. K. K. Ten : tee Ten

Drink.

r.rmk. Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Brinkburn, Northumb. 19-

791d:7-130c,

Ilrinkhaven. U. 2O-26 (F4).
liriiiklnll. Lines. 9-416(11. 113).
Brinkley. Ark. 2-552 (1)3).

— , Cambs. 9-424 (IV. C2).
Brinkworth, S. Aus.2-960(F6).

. Wilts. 9-420(11'
Brinnon. Wash. 28-354 (B-C2).
Brinacall. Lanes. 18-139 (C2).
Hrinslcy. Nott*. 9-416 (II. E3).
Brinsmade. N.Dak.l9-780(El).
Brinson. Oa. 11-752 (B5).
Hrin's process 2O-423C.
Brinxworih. Yorks.28-933 (D3).
Itrlntbodame, Swed. 26-190

BRINTON, DANIEL G. 4-

:.7-.'i.; i4-i.-.:i<-.

BR1NVILLIERS. MARIE
M. M. d'Aubray, marquise
d.-. 4-572C.

Brion, Frii-derike E. 12-1 82d:
16-4310.

— , Philippe de Chabot, Seig-
neur : tee Chabot, Philippe
de.

— .Simon Mompitie de: tee
Martin IV. (pope).

Brion, isl.. Can. 5-433C.
llrione, Switz. 26-242 (F4).

— , nit.. Aus. 23-373D.
BRIONIAN IS., Adriatic S.

4-.-.7'J.l; 3-4 (C4).
Brionne, Baldwin of : tee

Baldwin, sheriff of Devon.
—.Gilbert of : tee Gilbert of

Brionne.
Brionne, Fr. 10-778 (E3); 12-

899b.
BRIOSCO, ANDREA R. 4-

573a.
11 riot. Francois : metal work

21-798d (flg.J.

— . Nicholas 25-131C.
BR10UDE. FT. 4-573a; 1O-

778 (F5).
Brioux -sur-Boutonne, FT. 10-

77-1|Mi.

Briouxc. Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Brioverian group (Reol.) : tee

riiyllail.'s de Saint L6.
BR IQUEMAULT, F. DE

Beauvaii, seigneur de 4-

573b.

Briquenay, G. dc Joinvilte, sire

de : trr Joinville. Geoffroi de.

BRIQUETTE (fuel) 4-573c;

6-598a.

— (ireom.) 18-140a: 18-142a;
18-1458.

Brisach. Ger. 15-43.«a.
Hri-t.ane, Albert 6-793a; 12-

BR1SBANE, SIR THOMAS

Makdoucall 4-573d.
BRISBANE, Queens. 4-574a;

2-960 (15); climate 2-94f!c:

ezrmrU and Import* 22-

736d.

— . riv.. Queens. 2-942d; 4-
573d.

llrUban* box (bot.)SS-TUo.
M*MB. l'». 21 -I IK.

llrla-ak- 24H1II.

• • 28-690 (Fl).

•JJ81 tmu jtmtmi n ITIH

Briwharrr. Jean 4e Uooai : ttt
John Brt-barre.

Sataaiuvt

57 4e.

Ilrt.uHi.-lla. It. 8-SUa,
B&S&tmm 8-

•|.hl|.) 24-916.1.
llr|.nuf»n.i-ii until, i 13-376d.
BRISSAC. dukM of 4-9740.

•rlr« de Ooai*. marabal

4-1 55d; 8-5800.
— . Cliarlea de COM*, duo de 4-

II i.
— , Louis II. T. de COM*, doc

de 4-5740.

Brlawc, Fr. 17-441b.
Brtasago. MwlU. 28-241 (F4).
Bri-Mrihe. Fr. : battle (866)

10--II.I.
Brlsson, Barnabe 17-932c; 19-

94 la.
— . EUGENE HENRI 4-574c;

10-"'.Hi.l; 10-HhHa; admlnln-

tratlnn (I »-.'.). lO-878b

(189». Id
— . MATHURIN JACQUES 4-

57 4d; 20-
BRISSOT (de Warvlllc).

Jacqun Pierr* 4-57 5a; Des-

ni..ulir.-8-l"'., .23-ll7d.
— , Pierre 18-
Brissotlns (political party) 12-

49c.

Brissus 17-508a.
Hrisian. Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Bristenst.M-k. rat., Alps 28-242

(F3); 1-7 1 1. j
Krister. Ark. 2-652 (B4).
Bristle-pointed oat 18-938*.
Brktta 12--.M.I.
Bristle-tail 2-233b; 13-430H;

18-475a; as ant*' guests

2-87b; development 12-

r.'lc: reproduction 13-423C,

13-422d.
BRISTOL, EARLS AND MAR-

qutues of 4-'.7.'.b.
— . GEORGE DIGBY, 2nd earl

of 4-S76b.
— , JOHN DIGBY, 1st earl of

4-577d.
— , William FlU-Robcrt. earl

of : trr Gloucester, William

Fitz-Robert. earl of.
— , F.lizabeth, countess of : tee

Kingston, Elizabeth, duch-
ess of.
BRISTOL, Conn. 4-579a: 6-952

(1)3); geology 7-110d, 9-

— , Fla! 10-540 (Bl).
-. Ga. 11-752 (D4).

BRISTOL, (ilos. 4-579b; 9-420
(III. C4>: archdeaconry 12-
134d; August inian canons'
house l-19d: Baptist college
3-373c: bishopric 9-421h;
black death 9-503c: blind
asylum 4-62b; cathedral
4-579C. 2-4331). 5-520d. 16-
536b; Civil War 12-134c;
Colston charities ft-736b;
deanery 12-1:14.1; housing
problem 13-820a; Illegiti-
macy 14-303a; museum 19-
66c: pottery 5-7 42r. 5-748C,
5-755d; riots (1 831) 23-361c;
shipping 27-603b; siege
(1HI3) 12-406a, 4-35c. 10-
328b; smallpox epidemic
(1908) 2S-249a.

— . la. 14-732 (DI).

— , III. 14-304 (D2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (Fl).

— , Me. 17-434 (C5).

— , N.H. 19-490 (D4).

— . N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

BRISTOL. Pa. 4-582a; 21-106
(M7).

BRISTOL, R.I. 4-582b; 23-i4U
(C'-I)2).

— , S. Dak. 25-506 (H2).

— , Tenn. 28-620 (II); 26-
ISSa,

BRISTOL, Va. 4-582c; 28-118
(B2).

— . Vt. 19-490 (A3).

— , Walsh. 28-354 (D4).

— , Wi*. 28-740 (E-F6).

— , W.Va. 28-560 <C2).

— , bay. AUk. 1-472 (E4);
1-4 7 5d.

— , Isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (H9).

— , lake, Vt. 19-190 <Ii:t).

" ltri-t.il " !cnii~er) 24-909b.

Bri-tol bone bed dwoL) : tee
Bone bed of Rhaetic.

Bristol Channel. F.ng. 9-42S
(V-B4): 26-939a.

— Co , Mass. 17-852 (FJ).

Bristol coalfield (gool.) 12-
133c: 5-3 lOc.

: mm Rock-

rr»««J.

. a— .1 Doefc eoDpanr 4-
BrtsUil Fetrr. K.I.88-J1
-N«ak. pMio, 11. 1. 22-149

i

— . HEMRY WILLIAM 4-5S)a.

— . IllrL.r.l »-w.|.|.
Bristol*. I. i .

— . lod. 14-1X2 • ,

— . K>. 18-74'

— . Nrli. 18-324 i fit.

— . Ukte. 88-511 <K*).

— . Va. >*- 1 U) (M).

lint. ii».. JJonet, 9-420 (III.

BRITAIN (ancient) 4-5Ue; 4-
-.•|.i:23-«i« IBI>:23-
•48 ( B-C4 ) : Agrlrola l-3Md :
AnKlo-Sainn i«fiod 4-5»Bc;
barrow* 2-34 60; bronse ac*
2-31 1 a, 2-Jftlc; CaeaaP*
invasion 4-«4ua; ceramics
5-724d. 5-742a, M-4UTa;
Christian cliurciiea 2-40lb;
coinage 18-H76C, 4-593c;
cortume 7-236b. 4-5»3b;
Irish emigration 5-57 W;
lake-dwelling. 2-3SOa; Paul-
inos 18-963c; pre- Roman 4-
683a; Roman period 4-
683o. ta-473d: Fflure* 28-
109d : Viking ace 28-63e.

—.Little, Lane..: we LJttJe
Britain.

Britannia. Can. 2O-369b.

— . cape. Can. 8-160 (L2).
—.cape. Green. 12-443 (D-

— , country : *er Britain.

— , rock. Cape Col. 2O-431b.

— , rock. Wale* 18-109*.
liritannla (figure) 4-5s3a: 21-

1 1 •-'•

" Britannia " (liner) 24-888*.
" Britannia " (training chip)

" Britannia " (yacht) 28-*92d.
Britannia Bridge, Wale* 4-

S39b; 4-546a.
Britannia Major 27-i98b.

— metal 2-128a; embossing
9-309a.

— M iiM.r : trt Brittany.
Uritannia't I'attoraU (Browne)

4-667 b; 2O-36MC.
liritaimlaville. Maw. 26-4 53d.
" Britannic " Miner) 24-s"6a.
Brilannicae lusulae: tu Bri-

tain.

BRIT ANN ICUS 4-595b.
Uritford. Wilt*. 9-420 (III.

1>4): 28-70OC.
British Academy l-98d.

— and African Steam Naviga-
tion On. 25-853b.

— and American Steam Xavi-
gattOI ( -. 25-- •••'!..

— and Foreign Bible Society :
fee Bible Societies.

— and Fort-Urn Blind AUTO-
ciatlon: tumOer Blind. The.

lirilish and J-'nrrig* Medical

Htrirv lO-639b.
British and Foreign School

Society : tee School Society.

HritUh and Foreign.

— and Foreign Temperance
Society : tre Temperance
Society. British and Foreign.

— and Foreign rnitarian Asso-
ciation : trr Unitarian Amo-
clation. British and Foreign.

— and Irish Steam Packet Co.
25--.M .1..

— Architect*. Royal Institute
of : tee Architects, Royal
Institute of Britten.

— Army 27-606b; 2-610b;
20-17.1; 25-752d; barrack*
3-427a: chaplain* 5-8Md;
law affecting 28-656d, 1-
30 la : trt alto Military Law;
manoeuvres 17-593b; pen-
sion* 21-120c; post-office
corns 22-lsRa; provost -mar-
shal 22-5 16c; rations 8-
214b; supply and transport
26-1 14d; uniforms 27-5820.
See alto India. Army;
School*; Territorial Force.
and various branches.

— Army : History »-610c;
Anglo-Saxon, 4-591 d, 8-
470a. l-5»6b; medieval 14-
519c. 2-597d, »-4»lc: Civil
War period 2-600 b. S-s«Jc.
12- !••:•..-. 7-1--!.. 23-- :;
Restoration period 9-540b.
9-542b; 18th and 19th cent.
2-688a. 9-407b. 3-427*. 12-
355a; command 5-914a. 22-
281a, 7-69a; Guards 12-
657n. 5-9134; punishment*
4-428e. See alto India.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

123

BRIT-BROO

Army. Military Law, and
separate wars.

Britishart : brasses4-434a;efn-
gies 9-10a, 24-UUh: etching
9-S06a; glass 12-103c; illu-
minated MSS. 18-S2oa, 14-
316b, 14-31Sa; illustration
14-321d; line engraving 16-
723b; mezzotint 18-352c;
miniature 18-526c ; painting
20-497b, 20-476a, 19-23d;
porcelain 5-753d, 5-758b;
pottery S-741d; sculpture
24-492C, 24-501b; stained
glass 12-107c.

— Artists, Royal Society of
2-701d.

— Association for the Ad-
vancement of .Science 25-
309d; 4-513d; 12-941a; 16-
948c; balloons l-266d; cra-
niometry 7-37 4b; dredging
8-570c; electrical units 9-
187b, 27-740C.

— Association standard thread
24-478C.

— Baluchistan : see Baluchis-
tan, British.

— Bechuanaland : see Bechu-
analand.

"— Bee-keepers' Association :
gee Bee-keepers' Association,
British.

BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA
4-595b: 23-260 (B-D1-2);
4-607a; boundary treaties 2-
329b, 6-919b; industries
6-647d, 7-275a. Set also
Nyasaland Protectorate.

— Channel, Arct. ll-37d.
British Chess Association 6-

103d.

— Chess Federation 6-1 05c.

— Child Study Association :
see Child Study Association,
British.

• — cholera : see Cholera, simple.

— Club, Haw. : see Pacific
Club.

BRITISH COLUMBIA, pror..
Can. 4-598b; 4-600 (map);
appeal courts 2 - 216d;
geology 5-1 i;,.l. S-31'.'c. 5-
89a; history 4-600d, 4-608d,
5-Hila: homestead law 10-
63b; Japanese immigration
5-149c.

British Cotton Growing Asso-
ciation : see Cotton Growing
Association, British.

British Critic, The 18-953d;
28-322a.

British Dairy Institute: see
Dairy Institute, British.

'— Dairy Farmers' Associa-
tion : see Dairy Farmers*
Association, British.

BRITISH EAST AFRICA 4-
601a; 4-601 (map); coolies
7-78a; cotton 7-266b; ex-
ploration l-352c, 26-875a.

•— -.History 4-604a ;l-343d foil. ;
15-830a: Zionist settlement
proposed 28-9SSd; languages
3-35Sd.

>— :/n*a6itan<s4-602d: l-328c;
Galla 11-4 13d: Kavirondo
1S-701C ; Masai 17-831O ;
Nandi 19-161b; Somali 25-
37 8a.

British East Africa Company
5-952a; l-345d; history 4-
604b, 27-560d; Lugard 17-
115d; Stanley 25-781a.

— East India Co. : see East
India Co.

BRITISH EMPIRE 4-606a;
9-356a; agents -general 1-
374a; Church 9-789a; de-
corations 15-860d; defence
4-01 3d; flags 10-458c, 10-
460b; governors 4-610d, 16-
SOld, 28-14b; imperial con-
ferences 4-61 la; protector-
ates 22-469c; sovereign's
title 8-998d; shipping 24-
872, 24-874.

— Guiana 12-676c ; 12-675
(map); 4-608d; boundary
arbitration 12-676c; coloured
population 4-607a; coolies
7-77a; geology 12-675d; in-
dustries 7-274C, 10-64SC, 25-
696a; insurrection (1823)
6-57 Id: laws 10-63a, 2O-
906a; yellow fever 28-910c.

British gum : see Dextrine.

BRITISH HONDURAS, C.Am.
4-61.>a; 5-678 (B2); 6-475a;
antiquities 5-679b; geology
5-675c; history 4-616b; pa-
tent law 20-906a; timber
10-6 4 8c.

— Indian Association 20-522a.

— Indian Naturah'zation Act
(1852) 19-275d.

— India, order of 18-17b.

— India Steam Navigation
Co. 25-852a; 2S-859a.

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

British Institution 2-701d.

— Isles : see United King-
dom.

— Kaftraria : see Kaflraria.

— Kommbo, dist., W.Af. 11-
438b.

— Library of Political Science
16-554d.

— Linen Company 3-339d.
British Magazine 23-7 29b.
British mts., Alsk. l-474a.

— Museum, Lond. 16-938
(El); 16-948c; 19-61c; 19-
65a; architecture 2-427d,28-
548a; officials 6-41 3d.

— : Library 16-oolc; cata-
logues 3-76d, 3-911b; copy-
right books 7-119d, 22-301b;
incunabula 14-37 Od; Pan-
izzi 20-67 9a.

— Museum of Natural History,
Lond. : see Natural History
Museum (Sth. Kensington,
London).

— Mutiny Act, 1858 4-428a.

— Navy 19-309b; 19-311d,
admiralty administration 1-
195b, l-203a; barracks 3-
430d ; boats 4-99c ; chaplains
5-851d; coaling stations 6-
594d; colonial contributions
4-613d, 2-950b; desertion
8-93c; dockyards 8-364c;
finance l-199d; Fisher 10-
428d; flags 10-459a; Haslar
experimental tank 24-942c;
hospitals 8-346d; law re-
lating to seamen 24-545a;
marines 17-720d; medals
18-ld: mercantile marine
14-876b; mobilization 1-
200d; naval reserve 19-
300b; neutrality 19-442c;
otticers 20-19a, l-195a, 6-
756c; pensions 21-120b;
pilotage 21-612c; rating of
ships 22-915d; rations 8-
214a; royal prerogative 22-
281a; ships 24-89 Id, 24-
906d; submarines 24-917c;
turbines 25-»24b; uniforms
27-593a; wills of sailors 28-
656d. See also Marines.

— Navy: History 19-301 d;
24-553a; Alfred 2-596b, 9-
469b: Anson's reforms 22-
84a; Edgar 8-933d; fighting
instructions 17-887c; Henry
VIII. 13-28S)c; Pepys 21-
130d.

— New Guinea : see New
Guinea, British.

— North America Act (1867)
5-159b; British Columbia 4-
600c; Macdonald 17-2 lie;
provisions 5-164c, 5-151c,
5-165b.

British North Borneo 4-262a;
4-257 (Cl); 4-609a : coloured
population 4-606d; tobacco
26-1039b.

— North Borneo Company
4-262a.

— oak 19-931d ; 10-649d;
bark : see Oak-bark.

British Phartnacopoeia 21-
354a; addendum 21-355a.

— Pharmacopoeia Codex 21-
354d.

— Quarterly Review l-699a.

" British Queen " (ship) 25-

850b ; 24-886a.
British School (Athens) 2-

841b; Laconia 16-52b, 25-

613d; Megalopolis 18-7 4d;

Melos 13-99c; Palaikastro

7-424d.

— School of Archaeology
(Egypt) 9-40b.

— Seamen's Orphans' Home
4-f,19b.

— SomaUland : see Somaliland,
British.

— South Africa Company
23-265a; l-342b; 5-952a;
25-478a; Barotseland ac-
quired 3-426a; Bechuana-
land claims 3-607b; police
23-263b; Portuguese claims
ll-544d; Rhodes 23-255d;
Rhodesia medal 18-15a.

— Thermal Unit (B.T.U.) 27-
740b; 13-137b.

British Weekly 19-663d.
British West Charterland Com-
pany 17-1 16a.

— White Herring, Board of
1O-431C.

Brito : see Pelagins.

— , Bernardo de 22-160b.

— , Guil. 12-127d.

Brito, Nic. 5-678 (C-D5); 19-

642d.
" Britomart " (gunboat,) 24-

91 4c.
BRITOMARTIS 4-616d; 1-

252b; 7-422h.
Brito Mousiuho, Manoel de

22-lolb.

BRITON-FERRY, Wales 4-

617a; 9-428 (V-D4).
Britska: see Britzska.
IJritstown, Cape Col. 25-466

(F8).

Britsum, Holl. 13-588 (Cl).
Britt, la. 14-732 fDl).
Brittaine.Nicholas : see Breton,

Nicholas.
BRITTANY, anc. prov., Fr. 4-

617a; 10-778 (C3-D4); 10-

802 (hist, map); 4-583a;

arms 13-324a (flg.); geology

10-778b; history 10-811a,

9-484d, 4-501a, 10-843b.

See also Annorica.
Brittas, bay, Ire. 14-744 (F4).
Brittenburg, Rom. camp, Holl.

13-588a.

Brittii, tribe : see Bruttii.
Brittin, N.Dak. 19-780 (D3).
Brittle, inlet, Scot. 24-412

(B2).
Brittle amber : see Gedanite.

— micas : see Clintonite.
Brittlesea, Ess. : see Bright-

Ungsea.

Brittle silver ore : see Stephan-
ite.

— star (tool.) 25-797a. See
also Ophiurida.

BRITTON, JOHN 4-618b;
2-432a.

— Nicholas : see Breton,
Nicholas.

Britton, Mich. 18-372 (G7).
— , Okla. 20-58 (D2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).
— . Tex. 26-690 (B8).
BRITTON (law) 4-618c; deo-

dand 8-55b.
Brittons Neck, S.C. 25-500

(E3).
Britts Landing, Tenn. 26-620

(D2).
Britvin, cape, Russ. 23-872

(HI); 19-833a.
Brit-well Library : see Miller,

William Henry : library.
Britz, Ger. 3-788 (map).
BRITZSKA 4-618d; 5-403c.
Briva Curret iae, Fr.: see Brive.

— Isarae, Fr. : see Pontoise.
Brivns, Fr. : see Brioude.
BRIVE (Brives-la-Gaillarde),

Fr. 4-61Sd; 10-778 <E5).
Brivodorum, Fr. : see Briaro.
Brix, Aus. : see Briix.
Brixcllum, It. 15-26 (C2); 20-

366c.
BRIXEN, Aus. 4-01 Ha: 3-4

(B3); council at 12-571a;

see of 4-4b.
BRIXHAM, Dev. 4-619b; 9-

430 (VI. F3).
Brixham sole : see under Sole,

common.
Brixia, It. 15-26 (C2). Seealso

Brescia.

Brixianus, Codex 3-881b.
Brixlegg, Aus. 2-974d.
Brixton, I. of W. 28-627b.
BRIXTON, Lond. 4-6 19d; 18-

938 (C3).
Brixworth, Northants. 9-420

(III. F2); 19-770a; 3-477a.
Brizal2-371b; 12-374C.

— media : see Quaking grass.
Brize (wind) : see Bise.
BRIZEUX, JULIEN AUGUSTE

Pelage 4-61 9d; 5-650d.
BRIZO (goddess) 4-6 19d.
Brizopyrum 12-373a.
Brjanslaekr, Ice. 14-228 (B2).
Hrnik, mt., Monten. 18-767b.
Brno, Aus. : see Briinn.
Bro, Swed. (Goteborgo. Bohus)

26-1 90 (A2).
— , Swed. (Upsala) 26-190

(D2).
— , Swed. (Vermland) 26-190

(B2>.

Bros, bay, Cuba 7-595 (Cl).
BROACH (Bharuch), India 4-

620a; 14-382 (E9); ancient

coins 18-110c; carvings 4-

188a; Guriaras 4-188d.
— , dist., India 4-620a ; annexa-
tion 4-189c; onyx trade 20-

118C.

BROACH (diet.) 4-620b.
Broach cotton 7-258a.
Broached work (masonry) 17-

845d.

Broach-spire 25-692c.
Broacker, Ger. 8-24 (B4).
Broad, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
— , bay, Russ. : see Redbeach.
— , bay, Scot. 24-412 (Bl);

16-525b.

— , mt., Pa. 17-395a.
— ,riv., Ga.ll-752(Cl).
— , riv., N. and S.C.'(trtt). of

Congaree) 19-772 (C4); 25-

500 (C2).

— , riv., S.C. 25-500 (B3).
— , riv., Tenn. 26-620 (H2).
— , sound, Queens. 2-960 (14);

2-942b.

Broad, sound, Wales 9-428 (V.

A4).

Broadalbin, N.Y. 19-596 (F2).
Broadback, riv.. Can. 22-724

(A2).
Broad bean 3-572b; l-399c;

composition l-408a, l-405b.
Broad-bills 3-976b; 3-978a.
Broadbottoni, Jeffrey : see

Chesterfield, Philip Dormer

Stanhope, 4th earl of.
Broadbottom ministry 6-1 lOb;

6-2c; 12-587a.
Broadbridge, James 7-442b.
Broad Brook.Conn. 6-952 (E2).

— Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490
(C6).

— Cairn, mt.. Scot. 10-660d.

— Chalke, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
C4).

Broad Churchman 17-72d;

Maurice 17-910C.
Broadcloth 1-7 19a.
Broad Clyst, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2).

— Cove, N.S. (Inverness co.)
19-831 (Dl).

— Cove, N.S. (Lunenburg)
19-831 (B2).

— Creek, inlet, Md. 17-828
(G3).

— Creek, riv., Del. 17-828
(H3).

Broaddus, Tex. 26-690 (N4).
Broad flange dilferdangc beam

25-8630.

Broadfoot, George 16-306a.
Broadford, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
I'.road Ford, Pa. 21-106(C-D5).
Broadford, Scot. 24-412 (B2).

— Va. 28-118 (Cl).
— , bay. Sc.it. 25-2Q6b.

— Factory, Soot. 16-727a.
Broadgates Hail : see- Pem-
broke College. Oxford.

Broad Hall-Penny (cricket

ground) 7-436c.
Broad Haven, inlet, Ire. 14-

744 (A2); 17-936c.

— Hill, mt., R.I. 23-249 (B3).

— Hinton, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4).

Broadhurst, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
— , Laucs. 16-139 (C2).
Broad Kiln Creek, riv., Del.

17-828 (13).

Broadland, S.Dak. 25-506(G3).
Broadlands, 111. 14-304 (E4).
Broad Law, mt., Scot. 24-412

(E4); 21-38d; 24-414b.
Broad-leaved dock 8-353d.
Broad -leaved orchis : see

Marsh orchis.

Broadley, Lanes. 28-933 (A2).
Broad ligament 23-132c; dis-
eases of 12-7 6 7 c.
Broadmeadows, Scot, 28-907d.
Broad Meadow Water, riv.,

Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Broadmoor Asylum, Berks.

16-942 (A3); 24-140a.
Broadmount, port, Queens.

23-434C.
Broad Mountain, Pa. 21-106

(K4).

Broadoak, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
Broad Ripple, Ind. 14-422

(E5).

Broad Run, Va. 28-118 (E2).
Broads, The, Norf. 9-414d.
Broad Seal War (1838) 19-

512c.
BROADSIDE (printing) 4-

620b; 19-550b; 20-659c;

14-370a.

— on!7-325c; 17-329b.
BROADSTAIRS, Keut4-620c;

9-424 (IV. E4).
Broafistone of Honour. The, or

Ktilrs for the Gentlemen of

England 8-262c.
Broad St., Lond. 16-938 (C2).
Broadsword 23-967a.
Broadtail ll-350c; ll-347a;

ll-356b; imitation 11 -355d.
Broad tapeworm : see Dibo-

thrioeephalus latus.
Broadview, Can. 24-225 (B-

C3).
Broadwas, Worcs. 9-420 (III.

C2).
Broadwatcr, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

B5); 28-836d.

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (D2).

— Natatorium.Mont. 13-220b.
Broadway, Dorset. 9-420 (III.

B5).

Ire. 14-744 (E4).

N.C. 19-772 (C-D2).

Oreg. 20-242 (B4).

Pa. 21-106 (K3).

Som. 9-430 (VI. G2); 7-
253c.

Va. 28-118 (C-D2).

Worcs. 9-420 (III. D2);
13-812a; 7-253c.
— , thoroughfare, N.Y.C. 19-

610(Bl-3).
Broadwell, Cal. 5-8 (E4).

Broadwell, 111. 14-304 (03).
Broadwell ring (ordnance) 20-

205d.
Broadwindsor, Dorset. 9-420

(HI. B5).

Broadwood, John 21-568b.
— , Robert George 9-129a;

27-206a.

— (firm)21-570c; 21-572b.
Broadwoodwidger, Dev. 7-

182a.
Brobjaerg: battle (1357) 27-

842c.

Broc. Switz. 11-2 13a.
Broca. A. ll-429b.
— . PAUL 4-020c; 7-372d;

18-62a.
BROCADE 4-620d; 28-441b;

28-453a.

— (ceramics) 15-1 88c.
Brocardum 5-196b.
Broca 's convolution 2-1 64a.
Broca vum, Brit.: see Brougham

Castle.
BHOCCHI, GIOVANNI BAT-

tista 4-622d.
Broccoli 4-9 16a, b.
Hroch, Ole Jakob 19-817b.
Broch, isl., Spitsbergen 25-

709a.
— , round tower, Scot. 23-

773d.
BROCHANT DE VILLIERS,

A. J. F. M. 4-B23a; 9-

272c.

BROCHANTITE 4-623a.
Brochel, castle, Scot. 25-

206c.

Brocher (textile) 4-62 Ic.
Brochet, Du, lake, Can. 5-160

(14).
Brochmael (king of Gwent)

18-728d; 8-18d.
Broclmer, Hans 13-561b; 8-

43b.
Broch of Birsay, isl., Scot. :

see Birsay.
Brock, C. E. 5-333c.
— , SIR ISAAC 4-623b; 1-

848b; 4-625a.
— , THOMAS 4-623c; 24-502d;

24-506 (PI. V.); 19-907a.
Brock, Bucks. 4-729a.
— , Okla. 20-58 (D3).
— , riv., Lanes. 16-139 (Bl).
Brockampton, Hereford. 9-420

(III. B3).
Brockdish, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

E2).

Brockedon, William 21-86b.
Brockelscliiefern 4-802a.
BROCKEN, mt., Ger. 4-623d;

11-808 (C3);13-48a.
— , SPECTRE OF THE 4-C24a;

18-573c; 7-185a.
Brockenhurst, Hants 9-420

(III. D5); 12-903a; 12-904d.
BROCKES, BARTHOLD

Heinrich 4-624a; ll-790b.
Brocket, Can. 1-500 (B2).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).
Brocket (mammal) 7-923a; 7-

924a; antlers 7-922b.
Brocket,chapel,Hatfleld,Herta.

13-62d.
— , mansion, Herts. 9-424 (IV.

B3); 13-62d.

Brockham, Sur. 16-942 (C4).
Brockhans, Friedrich 4-624b.
— , FRIEDRICH ARNOLD 4-

624b; Konrersalions Lexi-

Icon 9-381a.
— , Heinrich 4-624b.
— , Heinrich Edward 9-381b.
— , Heinrich Rudolf 9-381b.
— , Hermann 4-624c.
Brockhurst, Hants 22-132

(map).

— , fort, Hants 22-132 (map).
Brockic arc lamp 16-665b.
Brocklehurst, Sir Philip 21-

968a.
BROCKLESBY, RICHARD 4-

624c.
Brocklesby, mansion, Lines.

9-416 (II. G2); 16-716d.
" Brocklesby Betty " (race-
horse) 13-728b.
Brocklesby Stakes 13-7 30d.
Brockley.'Lond. 16-938 (D3);

16-524C.

- Hill, Herts. 4-584 (C6).
Brockmeyer, Henry C. 24-

27a.

Brockport, N.Y. 19-596 (C2).
— , Pa. 21-1 06 (E3).
Brockram 21-176c; 9-416a.
Brockroad, Va. 28-118 (E2).
Brocksbnrn, riv., Scot. 8-609d.
Brocksma (Transvaal official)

27-2080.

Brockton, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
BROCKTON, Mass. 4-624d;

17-852 (E-F2); 17-852d.
— , Mont, 14-276 (Gl).
BROCKVILLE, Can. 4-625a;

20-114 (Fl).
Brockway, Zebulon Reed 9-

297c.

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124

To make full use of this Index It /• essential to read the
Instructions gl\en on Page I.

aw Bra-

.1- In
llr.- l. .11. Hi 14- I'll I '

. N -i «»- vj« <A:I>; 80-H3a.
BROD. HUIW. 4-aita; 8-4

ii. AIM. : <M Boh-

• uUoh. An*.: aw Dwtttflb-

i loarinoh. A us.: tt» Uufar-

Brodall: t* Brotherhood, court

k Pa. 81-106 (16).

trr llrodiaea.
. Victor Il-I22e,
..•i.f : trr sheet clam.
i. T. (roathemaUntan)
1 1 -
Broderen Company 18-8 1 la.

i : CtfeDMtti 10- ..-.,:

Brodertp. Frances FreeUns 13-

19-

.

— . WILLIAM JOHN 4-025b;
HI

nnHlhe«4l. Jacob 4-62M>.

UN ROMEYN 4-625b.
Ilnnlheud. Ky. 15-711'

— , Wls. 88-740 (D6).
Brodheadsvllle. Pa, 21-loi5

Ml).

Bnxltiull : trr Brotherhood,

I'.iiirt nf.

Brodhun. K. 21-5270.
Brodhuret, J. 1'euderel
Hta.
,

<ie*13-769a: 8-1 47d.
Brodlck. Scot. 84-418 (A3);
«h.

— . bay. Scot. 84-418 (A3).

— , castle, Scot. 2-4 8 So.

: 10-H7-'.-.

— . SIR BENJAMIN COLLINS.
l-t Imrt. 4-«-''ie: 27-U41c;

1 M-

— . sir Benjamin Collins, 2nd
bart. 4-62 5d.

— . PETER BELLINGER 4-

M i.

— . Hobert 20-520a.

— . T. G. (physiologist) 1-
610b.

— . William 12-83b.

I.- I .-...,-• .-. -, • lO-i-.T-J.-.
llr».lina. Ans.3-1 (13).
Hr.»lir (vikltur) 14-7B6d.
Hr...lli. linns 3-37 la.
Brodnax, Va. 28-1 is (D4).
limn, Kr. : *rr llrt-iiil.
llriHlribb, John : tee Irving,
Henry.

k. Viscounts MidJeton :
trr Midlcton.

..rge Charles 18-4191);

— . Sir St John 18-4I9a.

— , Thomas (admiral) 22-747C.
Brodsky («-ul|it.«ri 24-515d.
Brody, Alexander 13-930b.
BRODY. Aus.4-626a;3-4 (II);

battle (1646) 15-893c; flree

10-401d.

Brodyairi (diet.) 25-lob.
Brodxinskl. Casimir 21-
lln>.x-ke. Henuird ton 20-13d.
llr.K-k. N'eli. 19-:;-.' I (14).
BROEKHU1ZEN. JAN VAN

4-626a.

Broekliuizen. H..11. 13-588 (C3).
BroekMM Bete. : tee Brussels.
Broers Uoek, str., Bor. 4-257

Brofferio. A. 8-506a.

BroRar. 1'omona, s<-..(. 22-l'.il>.

BROGGER. WALDEMAR

Chri>iofer4-r<-.'i;ii: 19--"] .1:

lapis lazuli 16-200a.
Brogjcerite 21-663)..
Broihill. Roger Boyle, baron

of: trr Urrery. 1st earl of.
BROGL1E. DE (family) 4-

|S6b.

— . A. C. L. V., duo de 4-
627a: 19-632d.

— , C. F., comte de 4-626d;
I0-s|8d.

—.J.V. A. .due do 4-627(1: 10-
875a; 18-877a.

— . Louise de: tee Hanoson ville.

I... •:!- -.|i . I.T..-I....III'.- ..... !'.

— , Victor Claude, prince de
4-626d; 18-117d.

— . Victor Francois, duo de

•; 24-71;i.l.
Klie. FT. 10-778 (F.3).
o. Swntz. 88-242 (F4).
Theopbile 2O-5»2a.

Brafn (Norman knla-ht) 27-

:

•i
i.UiTINC

1 • l.
i!.. I \ 4-'. .'-I..

. ARTHUR
' BOWES

Dixatai, N - \\ I'.

Breton. i... 19-538

till I i.'.Bc.

n

— Am.w. Okla. Zn

llr,. k. i,i...«. \. i.. 19-314(13).

BROKEN HILL. S - U . 4-

l . \.'l.

— Hill, dl-l.. N.S.W. l-»53o ;
iroolotry 19-

— inn Mm.'. HI.. ..i. 23-200

23-202)1 ; 3- I -'HI,.

— Hill Mlnm. N.S.W. 19-
539c; l«uil 2-9.'>'.'(l. 5-762d;

r 2-»52a, 19-5lla. 5-
I60b.

— Hill Proprietary Company,
N..-.VV. 19-541a.

Broker. Xli-.il.is 24- In I li.
BROKER 4-iV.".ia : 25-93U;

25-!):ilr; ouUldv, *,

8ldo broken.
Brokerage 4-630a.
BrokerirAot (1603) 20-973b.
llmklit. I'.-r-. : *r Hn.kt.
Hrnkpit. Nnrf. 19-7 ir>l>.
llrokt. !•<•>-. 15--<3Sd.
l;i. ili-'iii.

4-498b.

Broniadii. Villa Nova tie. Bras.:
net Villa Nova do llrouwdo.
Urninarsryritc 5-760b.
llminates 4-633c.
Brombenieoeuopbenol 3-82a.
UroinlH-n/iiic acid 3-756d.
Itnunlx-ii/yl hniiniili- 2-105b.
BROMBEHG, (i.-r. 4-(i:il. •: 11-
l-'-H-.'l; 21-U32b.

— . canal. Oer. 28-336o; 4-
631o; 21-930b.

Bromboroooh, Hies. 18-139

I); 6-;iiu.

Bromfaotjrrto nrld 7-."'llh.
Broinby, Lines. : set Brumby.
Bronicomnarin 7-;itl9a.
Brume. Adam tie 20-4 lOd.

— , ALEXANDER 4-li31d.

— . RICHARD 4-631d.
Bronie, Can. 22-7:: I (1>I); 22-

— , pt.. Can. 19-479 (C3).
Brotne trrans 12-:)76d; funiri

ll-345a; leaf-sh.-atli 12-
370d, 5-147c; pistil 12-373C
(Ilk-.).

llr ..... ,-liill. Kent 6-378a.

Hroinels, .1. C. 21-4750.
Iia4-632b.

— phmiiin : Mr Maya.
BROMELIACEAE 4-032a; 21-

TSSo.

llroiiiflin 21-751a.
Broniet, Mary : tee Pownall,

Hurr.
llrointleld. William 26-1 28d.

llrolllllelil. S.iln|i 9-l'Jil (III.

B2); 17-1131).

— , dtet.. Walw 8-180.

— Srlim.I. Ciimli. 3-436C.
Bromhrad. (lonville 5-S57a.
llroniliiilni 1'riiiry. nuns, Nort.

19-746d: 19-79 ia,

Bromlc acid 4-633c.

Bromide of pofannlnm, sodium.
tic. : tee 1'oto.s.siuin. .Sodium,
&c.

Bromide* 4-633b. c: 6-255d.

HriiMii.lrosis 21-259a: 2S-191a.

llnitiiilow. David ll-569b.

BROMINE 4-632c; 12-865c;
21- isle: detection and es-
timation 6-62a. 6-iilb, 8-
65b; heat ot combination
8-69b; hydrate 4-632d;
poisoning 21-895C,

Broinlsoos, Macedonia 12-110

Ilroinite : *rt Hrotnanryrite.
llrotnius : ace I>iony-u-*.
BROMLEY. SIR THOMAS 4-
633d: 24-832C,

— , W. 25-61 5d.
Bromley. Ala. 1-460 (B5).

11-752 (D3).

BROMLEY, Kent 4-633d; 16-
942 (F.:u; 16-938 (D2).

— , Kv. 15-740 (Dli.

— . bill. Oimli. 4-r,:i4h.

— , mt., Vt. 19-490 (B5).

Branby Ottmt, Kant 4-634*,

1 1, -. . ,

HMM, 1*1.. HMML S8-I90

Brotnn. pt.. Java 18-SS4 (K3);
15-1IU*.

llr. .n,, ,11, acid 4-633O.
llroicipli.-niil 5- Ki.'ia,
i:t..in|.i. mi l.
I. • '

^. Ernl 18 : '

BROMPTON. I... ii .Inn 4-tl.lll.;
l .
.

. . .

— . N.irk- MII scarborouch)
8-41

— onnetory : tt» West London
,.-.•.•

— Oorwuiiiiitliin Hospital,
London 18-»46o.

— On«t.ir%. I... ». I, .11 15-734a;
10-I I J . . II.

— Raris.Soin. 9-1..". VI. Fl).
Broinpum s<o<-k 13-

.. SM<«|. tt-l
Uromnebro, Treaty of 17-940o;

H- . ..

Bronuerbnnr (Niedcrborc),

U«r. 23-815*.

BROMSGROVE. Worn. 4-
: 9-420 (III. US); geo-

1027 28-

— , North. Worm. 28-8S4A.
lin.iii -i. in . li.i.i.llii.-t) 16-90a.
Hr.inituluene 6-55d.
lir.nniiiii lolidlfloatam 4-633c.
Bninniral 27-7'Jla; 24-502C.
BlOOiai : ff Hnniie Krass.

— Inennto : tee Aust riau (ironic

Bromwich. Andrew 24-484b.

r.r.iintiir.l. ll.r.f,,r.l. 9-420
i II I i 7c; 24-371C.

Broinyritf : wr Hroinanrvrite.

lln.ii.'Fr. 20---.HI.; 17-175d.

BronaiiKti. M'>. 18-«os (HI).

Bronbeek. Hull. 2-029c.

Bronchi 23-lS6b; 23-I87D.

Bronchial arteriex 23-1 86d.

— branchCH 2-«67b.

r .
.: i

BRONCHIECTAS1S 4-634c; 1-
19-11. '..I.

BRONCHITIS 4-.;:: I.I: 23-
195o; aconite l-152c; burn
as cause 4-860d; bron-
ohlectasls caused 4-634c;
cubebs 7-607 b: disease or
occupation 16-32 la; emetics
9-336a: friar's baUain 3-
757a; pclseinivini ll-559d;
laryiiiritis 23-195c; leeches
4-85c; lobelia 16-^:(7.l: mor-
phine 18-K«2<1; myrtol 19-
11..1; iiaroxyxmal 2-792d;
plastic 23-195d; sennni 24-
639a; smallimx 26-2 4 8d.

Ilniiielio. nil.. .Mi/ 2-:. It (C2).

Brooebooek) : are Uoitn-.

Broncho-pneumonia 21-870b;
4-635b; bacteriology 21-
870b. 23-197a; bronchiecta-
sls caused 4-634c; exudate
in 23-197a; treatment 4-
635d. 7-41 Ob.

Bronrhorrlioea 4-636a.

BRONCHOTOMY 4-636b.

BRONCO Uliet.) 4-036b.

Ilronder. c. A. 7-.1Sd.

Bninditlmry. Milx. 28-658d.

Urondoli). i.-l.. It. 15-1 (D2);
l-l'.i-.'e; 15---M: 6--.'3fia.

BRONDSTED, PETER OLUF

-

Bronescoml>e. Walter 20-37 Id;

21-1 INI.

Bronfawr. hill. Wales 16-830b.
BRONGNIART, ADOLPHE

Theodore 4-«:!C,e: 12-756d.
— , ALEXANDRE (k-eolou'jst)
4-'i;(7a; 5-757d; on ri-p tiles
23-138a; stratli^apliy 11-

'

— , Alexandra Theodore (orchi-
I.-.-H 2-I--.I.-.

— , C. 13-432a.

Bronimiartite : trr Glauberite.
Broiunis, riv.. Balkan IVuiu. :

ter Morava.
Bronfrwrn, Wales 9-428 (V.

Ilrnnkhont (family) ll-.1A6b.
Bronkhorst Sjiniit. Trans.:

battle (1880) 22-309c. 27-

197d: coal-mines 27-190d.
Br<inlimd21-
BRONN, HEINRICH GEORC

4-637c: 18-

Bn inner (eliemht) 6-.'>96b.
l:r..!in.-ri< aei.l 19-169b.
Bronnitsy. Kuss. (Moscow) 23-

872 (F.l).

— . Itiiss. (NoTgorod) 23-J-7:!
(D8X

BniTinzell-Ouniitz incident 2-
G03b.

Brtna. Or. 8-14

AHT VON HCHCLLCN-
dr>.

llf.ll.ll >liAb-> §-•

: '»).

— , Kan. Ib

— . M. i -

Tax. S8-«90 i •

i i

. Kr. 18-71" .I'D.
BRONTE, ANNE 4-fl:iM.

IARLOTTB 4-637d; 8-

mii. n

— , EMILY JANE 4-617d.

. r.itrtek 4-837.1.

• i.-k llranwell 4-6MO.
BRONTE. Hie. 4-439d; 18-4

— . Tex. 88-690 (O4).

i«) 7-68«d.

I ..... S- ! .

lin.nteiu 8-12Hb; 28-llOc,
in. ,i.l..t.- 26-1"! -.1.
llniiit.milx 3-97 1 b.
lironto«aiiru< 23-1 lie.
lln.niothrria (llnmtotheril-

dae) : tee Tltanotherlldme.
l'.r.,i.i.,tl,. rum, 26-IIII-I.
llninivood. Ga. 11-752 (111).
ltr..n\. x •> JO. 19-596 (£4);

19-6IOd.

— , park. X.Y.C. 19-612b; 28-
1019a.

— . rlv.. X.Y. 18-596 (C5); 2-
248a: S8-607C.

BRONX. THE, N.Y. 4-639d;
19-596 (Kl).

llrnn y Garth. X.Wales 24-
102 la.

BRONZE 4-639d; 2-351c; 14-
802c; 1-7061) ; architectural
use 18-207d; oast and hani-
mercd 18-206 b; castlnf 26-
644b; Celtic cnallcei 8-582*;
Chinese work 6-2 1 5d: Cretan
discovcrlee 7-425c; doors
8-IJOa. 18-208c; electric
lines 22-235c; Etruscan
work 8-859a; German Ho-
manesqne period 24-491.1;
Greek sculpture 12-484c,
IZ-IU-.'a; Hittite work 13-
S37d; inscriptions 14-62 1 b;
Japanese work 15-180a:
lamps 16-132.1; medieval
work 18-2'iM-; olympian
sculptures 12- 4 SOd ; Sicyon's
school 25-371); tiles 26-
!.;.•,,.

BRONZE AGE 4-B40c; 2-351a;
2-1 I'd: ll-(!70a; Aegean
civilization l-24sd: Aimer-
Ian discoveries 2-353c; arms
and annour 2-582d; harrows
3-111.1. 2-:;iv ; llrili-h im-
plcmentH 2-3 52a; caves 5-
:>~-b; Celtic imiilemcnts 5-
652d ; Cyprus 7-697d : drink-
ing cups 8-580c; Egyptian
implements and weapons
9-6Sd. 9-69c. 9-44b; Ger-
many 11-82 He; Ireland 14-
756d, 2-353a; jet ornaments
15-358d; lake-dwellers 2-
3501.. 16-93b; Sardinia 24-
•Jl II.: Scandinavian 24-289a
(Plates), 28- 196c: sepulclirnl
pottery 2-352 (Plate V.);
Teutonic peoples 28-679C,
26-'.

" Bronze of Rapino " (inscrip-
tion) 17-759b.

" Bronzes of Slris " : tee " Siris
Bronzes."

" Bronzewing " (yacht) 24-
-iH.-.

BRONZING 4-64 Ib.

BRONZING, 1L( Angeto Allori)
4-64 Ih.

BRONZITE 4-64 Ib; dlallage
8-1. M;e: fusibility 18-511b.

Bronzitite 22-('.9«b.

BROOCH 4-«41c; 7-233b;
ancient Greek 7-233c, 7-
234c; ancient Roman 7-
235d; Anelo-Saxon 4-594a;
Halls(;itl tv|H-l2-x.s,.:tican-
dlnavian 24--.'<Klh (Plates);
Villanova finds 28-7 5 b. See
olio Jewelry.

Bl ..... ! 3-:. .'..

Broodcare organs 23-120a.

Brooder-house (poultry) 22-

_.

Brood Mare Society 13-7 23o.
Brook. Christopher 2O-897C,
Brook. Ind. 14-422 <C3).
— . I. of W. 9-420 (III. E5);

-
Brook char 5-855d; l-120d;

26-113a.

Brook Point. I. of W. 28-627a.
Brooke, Arthur : tee Broke,

Arthur.

— , Sir Basil 8- 1 llli.

— . sir Charles Johnson 24-
2»M>.

— , Charles Vyner 24-20Sb.

— , FRANCES 4-643C.

BRIT-BROO

Bfooto. rraanto Orvrllla, Mil

i. .I-.!. : trr \\ ..:

— . rUUUC GREVIULE. Irt
UrrHi 4-«4:>o; 8-OJ.

— . Ueorn 88-414*.
— . HENRY 4-«44b.

— kfjp JAMES 4-644d; 84*

-'

•I. 10-97 Ob.

— . Oen. John 1C tS-ISTa.
— , Margaret : set Usoham.

Lady.

— . Kalph 8-101b.
— , Itobert Gnnrllle, Ind baron

4-64 4a : 8-95 V; 18-767c,
— . STOPFORD AUOUiTU»4-

645e; 8-644b; 23-317b.

Thomas 4-

Brooke. Va. 88-1 Is (El).
— . fort. Kla. 88-393a.
BrookeboroiWB. Ire. 14-744

— Co., Va. 88-560
Brookeland. Tex. 88-690 (O4).
Brooker, Ga. 11-752 (HI).
Brookes, N.E. 18-303b.
Brookcsta 8-813d; Z8-174a:

23-154*.
BrfMike'H sounding mi^hlnfl

8-570d.
Brooketown. Bar. 4-257 (Bl);

4-258c; 84-2070.
BROOK FARM 4-«4.'.d.
Brookflrld. Colo. 8-7X1 (114).
—.Conn. 8-951 (114).
— , Mass. 17-841 «t); St-StStt.
— . Mo. 18-608 (C2).
— , X.H. 19-490 (E4).
— , N.Y. 18-596 (E3).
— , VI. 18-490 (B3).
—. Wash. 28-354 (HU.
— . WIs. 28-740 (KM.

— Center. Conn. 8-451 (B4).
Brook Green. l...n<l.in 12-898&
BrookhaTen.Mk«. 18-600 (B4).

. N . S . 16-983b.
Brooking, mt., Austr. 8-960

.. ...
Brookings, S.Dak. 28-506 (13);

26-508d; 25-507 b.

— Co.. S.Dak. 28-506 (13).
BROOKITE4-i;ii;b; 28-1018*;

2-953a.

Brookland. Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— , D.C. 17-828 (D3).
— . Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).
Brooklands, Ches.: tee Bagnler.
— , racing track. Sur. 28-567a,
Brooklands Agreement 2-332d;

7-291 b; 2S-1030C.
BROOKLIME 4-646d.
Brooklin. Me. 17-434 ( HI).
BROOKLINE. Mass. 4-646d;

17— .••2(B4); 17-846b,
— .X.H. 19-490 (D6).
Brooklyn. Ala. 1-460 (C4)
— , Conn. 8-952 (G8).
— , Fla. 10--.4
— , Ga. 11-752 ( H:I ).
— . la. 14-73;
— . HI. 18-608(112).

— I Ind. 14-422 I K.'.").

— . Md.l7-»2> 1 114).

— , Mich. 18-372 (FT).

— . Miss. 18-600 (C4-).

BROOKLYN. X. V. 4-647a: 18-
596 (13 and D-E4); educa-
tional institutions 4-648a:
libraries 16-564c; model
dwellinirs 13-827 b; newo-
papers 19-570b.

— , ii. 20-26 (L5): 8-506a.

— . Pa. 21-106 (Li).

— . Wis. 28-740 (D6).

" Brooklyn " (ship) 24-911b;
24-3 1 fa; 2B-594C,

Brooklyn BridKr. X.Y. 19-
596 (13); 19-610 (C4); 4-
647a; construction 4-537d;
foundations 4-958b; plen
21-

— Forest Park. X.Y. 4-647d.

— Handicap 13-736C.

— Heiehts. X.Y. 4-647C,

— Institute ot Art and
Sciences 19-69a.

— Jockey Club 18-736b.

— Xary Yard. N.Y. : tee
New York Navy Yard.

Brookman. Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Brookneal. Va, 28-1 18 (D3).
Bmokpark, Minn. 18-550 (D-

K | \.

Brookport, III. 14-304 (D6).
Brooks, Charles Timothy 1-

— . C. W. SHIRLEY 4-649a.
—.James (bp.) 7-377a.
— . James (architect ) 2-43SC,
— , James (journa list ) 19-570a;

7-391b.
— . Maria Gowan (Maria del

Occtdente) 1-83&C.
-. PHILLIPS 4-649b;

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125

BROO-BRUN

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

Brooks, Preston S. 4-S36c;

26-82a.
— . Richard E. 24-516c; 24-

563c.

— , Rev. S. M. 6-204c.
— , Vincent 16-786b.
— , W. (engineer) 22-232d.
— , William Keith (zoologist)

IS-Wpd; 14-1 48d.
— . William Robert (astron

omer) 11-5 87a.
Brooks, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Can. 1-500 (B2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Q3X
— , Ky. 15-740 (C2).
— , La. 17-54 (ao).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (C2).
— , pond, Mass. 17-852 (02).
Brooksburg, Ind. 14-422 (G7).
Brooks Co., Ga. 11-752 (C5);

ll-751d.

Brooks comet 6-7 63b; 6-762c.
Brooksella 5-87b.
Brooks Hill, Md. 17-828 (B4).
Brookshire, Tex. 26-690 (M6).
Brookside, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , N.J. 19-502 (C2).
BROOKS'S, club, London

649d; 6-567b; l-711a.
Brooks Station, Mass. 17-852

(D2).

Brookston, Ind. 14-422 (D3).
• — , Pa. 21-106 (E2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (M2).
Brooks Vale, Conn. 6-952 (D4).
Brooksville, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Fla. 10-540 (D3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (E2).
— , Me. 17-434 (D4).
Brookton, Me. 17-434 (E3).
Brook trout : see Brown trout,
Brookville, 111. 14-304 (Cl).
— , Ind. 14-422 (H6).
— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D2).
— , O. 20-26(35).
^-, Pa. 21-106 (D-E3).
Brookwood, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , Sur. 16-942 (B3); 28-769b.
— , Va. 28-1 1 8 (C2).
Broom, R. (zoologist) 17-782b.
Broom, Worcs. 25-758 (A2).
— , lake, Soot. (Perth.) 24-418

(Dl).
— , lake, Scot. (Ross.) 24-412

<C2); 23-741C.

— , mt.. New Mex. 19-520 (C3).
— , riv.. Scot. 23-7 4 Id.
Broom (implement) : see Brush.
BROOM (hot.) 4-649d; 22-oa;

pistil 10-569d (fig.).
Broomall, Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Broomcod Collar : see Cosse

de Geneste.
Broome. Sir Frederick Napier

28-543b.

— , Harry 22-639a.
— , WILLIAM 4-650b; 3-51 Id.
Broome. W.Aus. 2-960 (C3);

28-542a.

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
Broomedge, Ches. 16-139 (D3).
Broomneld, Ess. 16-942 (Fl).
— , Som. 9-430 (VI. Fl).
— , Va. 28-560 (C2).
Broom Hall, Sheffield 24-823a.
Broomhaugh, Northumb. 9-

412 (I. E3).
Broom head, moor, Yorks. 28-

933 (C3).

Broomhill, Can. 19-780 (Cl).
— , Northumb. 9-412 (I. E2).
— , Scot. 15-833C,
Broomielaw, harbour, Scot.

12-84b.
Broom, Little Loch, Scot. : see

Broom, lake.

BROOM-RAPE 4-650d; corolla
10-565b; embryo ll-259d;
leaf 16-326d.
Broomy Law, hill, Scot. 24-

418 (F3).

Broons, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Broos, Hung. : see Szaszvaros.
Brooten, Minn. 18-550 (B5).
Brophy, Truman WT. 6-478d.
Brophy Creek, riv., la. 14-

732 (G3).

Brora, Scot. 24-412 (El);
geology 26-170a, 7-132a;
Industries 26- 17 Ob.
— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (El).
— , riv., Scot. 24-412 (Dl); 26-

169c.

Brorseu's comet 6-762d.
Brorson, Hans Adolf 8-40c.
Brosarp, Swed. 26-190 (C4).
Brosboll, .T. C. C. 8-43d.
Brosceni, Rum. 23-826 (Bl).
BROSCH, MORITZ 4-650d.
Broschi. Carlo : see Farnielli.
Brosdale, isl., Scot. 24-412 (C4).
BROSELEY, Salop 4-650d; 9-
420 (III. Bl); clay pipe
industry 21-634a ; tile manu-
facture 26-972b.

Brosimum alicastrum : see
Bread-nut tree.

— galactodendron : see Cow-
tree.

Brosius, Va. 28-560 (E2).
Brosna, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D3);

15-8 16a; direction 28-548d;

source l-693b.
Brosnochodh nam Fineachan

Oaidhealach (Macdouald) 5-

636c.
Brosot, Java 15-284 (D3); 15-

494d.
Brossac, Fr. 10-778 (E5); 5-

858a.

Brosse, Salomon dc 2-111.!.
BROSSES, CHARLES DE 4-

651a; 19-129b; 10-295b.
Brosset, M. F. 11-7 60a.
Brossite 8-393c.
Brosso, val., It. 8-393o.
Broteas (sculptor) 17-157c;

17-319c.

Broteas (scorpions) 2-303d.
Brothel (diet.) 8-313b.
BROTHER (diet.) 4-651b.
Brothercross, hundred, Norf.

19-746b.
Brotherhood, Court of 6-378b.

— and Guestling, Court ol 6-
378b.

— hydraulic engine 14-94b.

— in arms 15-853b.

— of Railway Carmen, U.S. :
seeRailwayCarmen, Brother-
hood of, &c.

— of St George 10-441c.

— of the New Life 20-83a;
13-20c.

— of the Seafarers : see Her-
mandad de la Marisma.

Brother Hospitaller l-22a.

— Sacristan : see Joseph II.,
Roman emperor.

BROTHERS, RICHARD 4-

651c.

Brothers, 111. 14-304 (E3).
— , The, isls., Ind.O. 4-840

(B7); 25-356a.
Brothers, The (R. Cumberland)

7-623b.
Brothers and Sisters of the

Order of Penance : see

Tertiaries.
Brothers' Club 4-162a; 22-

83d.
BROTHERS OF COMMON

Life 4-651d; 18-690b.

— of Gideon : see Danites.

— of Mercy 19-91 7a.

— of Purity and Sincerity : see
Ikhwan es Safa'i.

— of the Christian Schools
16-231C.

— of the Sword 27-841c; 16-
S17c: 26-677b; battle (1242)
l-566b ; dominions parti-
tioned (1560) 26-200d. 21-
910a: Lithuanians 16-789c;
Oesel captured (1227) 20-
14b; Reval castle taken
(1228)23-212b.

— of the Virgin 3-719b.
Brothertoft, Lines. 9-416 (II.

G3).
Brotherton, Thomas of, earl

of Norfolk : see Thomas of

Brotherton.
Brotherton, N.J. : see Indian

Mills.

— , N.Y. 25-929d.
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
— , Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
Brotheryeeld : see Brother-
hood, Court of.
Brothock Water, riv., Scot.

2-339a.

Broto, Sp. 25-530 (El).
Brotterode, Ger. 11-808 (III.

oil).

Brottier, abb6 10-859b.
Brotton, Yorks. 9-412 (I. G3);

25-186D.

Brottum, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Brotzen, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
Bron, Ft. 10-778 (EC).
— , Bourg-en-Bresse, Fr. 4-

330b.

Brouet, Captain 19-676d.
BROUGH, ROBERT 4-652b;

20-502a.

Brough, Scot. 4-960a.
— , Westm. 9-412 (I. D3); 4-

584 (B3); fortified 28-554d;

geology 28-o54a.
— , Yorks. 4-584 (C4).
— , bay, Scot. 24-412 (El).
Brough (in curling) 7-646a.
Brougham, Henry : see Broug-
ham and Vaux, Henry Peter

Brougham, 1st baron.
— , JOHN 4-652c.
3rougham, castle, Westm. 9-

412(1. C3); 28-554d; Rom.

Brocavum 4-584 (B3).
BROUGHAM (diet.) 4-652d;

5-403d.
BROUGHAM AND VAUX,

Henry Peter Brougham.

1st baron 4-652d; earl ol
Durham 8-705a; educational
reform 8-972d; foreign copy-
rights 7-122b; Paley's
Natural Theology 3-685b;
phrenology 21-535d; Re-
form Act, 1832 12-587d,
12-588b; York Rules 3-
54d.

Brough of Birsay, Id., Scot. :
see Birsay.

Broughshane, Ire. 24-744 (E2);

BROUGHTON, HUGH 4-655c.

— , Jack (boxer) 22-638d; 4-
350c.

— , John (philosopher) 16-
846d.

—.JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE,
baron 4-655d.

— , Thomas 28-528C.

— -. Wilh'am (bishop of Aus-
tralia) 2-19d.

— , William Robert (explorer)
6-6c; 27-883a; 17-100a.

Broighton, Can. 22-724 (E3).

— , Hants 9-420 (III. D4).

— , III. 14-304 (D6).

— , Lanes. 16-139 (Cl); 24-
67b.

— (Higher), Lanes. 17-545
(map).

— (Lower), Lanes. 17-545
(map).

— , Lines. 9-416 (II. F2); 16-

715a.

— , Northants. 9-420 (III. F2)
— , N.S.W. 19-538 <F4).
— , O. 2O-26 (A-B2).
— , Oxon. 9-420 (III. E2);

castle 3-307o.
— , Pa. 21-106 (D7).
— , Scot. 24-418 (E3); 8-944a.
— , Wales 10-522a.
— , bay, Asia 15-156 (F7): 15-

SMtse.

— , cape, Can. 5-160 (112).
— . isl.. Jap. : see Inabashima.
— , isl., Jap. (Kur.Is.) : see

Makanruru.
— , str., Kor. 15-156 (F-G9).

— Heights, mt., Scot. 24-418
(E3); 21-38d.

— in Furuess, Lanes. 9-412
(I. B4).

• Park, Lanes. 17-545 (map).
Brouchty, castle, Scot. 4-656c.

— FERRY, Scot, 4-656c; 24-
418 (F2); 8-675C.

Brough - under - Stainmore,

Westm. : see Brough.
Brouillant, L6once Janmart

de 3-908b.
Brouillete Creek, riv., Ind.

14-422 (C5).
Brouillis et repasse system

25-697b.
Broukhusius.Janus: see Broek-

huizcn, Jan van.
Broulee, N.S.W. 19-538 (F4).
Broumov, Aus. : see Braunau.
Broun, J. A. (astronomer) 17-

377a; 19-960C.
— , Richard 3-423d.
Brouncker, William, 2nd Vis-
count Brounckcr 7-3 Ic.
Broussa, Asia M. : see Brusa.
BROUSSAIS, FRANCOIS

Joseph Victor 4-656c; 18-

53d; phrenology 21-538b,

4-406c; writings 18-52d.
Broussard, La. 17-54 (B-C3).
Brousse, Jean Frederic Ernest

25-305d.
Broussel, Pierre 10-839b; 18-

653c.

Broussistes : see Possibilists.
BROUSSONET, PIERRE

Marie Auguste 4-656d.
Broussonetia : see Paper mul-

berry.

— papyrifera : see Paper mul-
berry.

BROUWER (Brauwer),
Adrian 4-fi56d; 20-477a;
20-476 (Plate); Ostade com-
pared 20-355c; Teniers com-
pared 26-616b.

Brouwershaven, Holl. 13-588
(A3); 28-965b.

Rrouzet (physician) 10-611o.

Brow, Scot. 8-663c.

Rrow-ague : see Hemicrania.

Browalflus, J. (bishop) 16-
732d.

Brower, Jacob Vradenberg 18-
606d.

Browerville, Minn. 18-550
(B-C4).

Browgill beds 16-829b.

Brown, Adrian J. 10-275d.

— , Anna 3-808d.

— , A. Crum 18-61b ; i^merism
of benzene derivatives 6-
53d; optical activity 25-
893c; rust formation 23-
936b; subjective perception
of motion 9-723b; thebaine
20-135d.

Brown, Baker 20-3820,

— , Chad 3-3 7 5a.

— , Charles Armitago 15-709d.

— , CHARLES BROCKDEN 4-

657a; l-833a; 21-154a.
— , C. Barrington : Burmese
ruby-mines 23-812b, 23-
804a; Brit. Guiana 12-675d,
12-6 7 7 b.
— , C. E. L. : alternators 9-

189b.

— , Dr David 2-903c.
— , David B. (sculptor) 24-

507c.

• — , Dorothy 5-635d.
— , D. S. : aeronautics 10-514c.
— , Elizabeth Ann: see Neilson,

Adelaide.

— , Elmer Ellsworth 8-986b.
— , Ernest W. : moon's motion
18-806a; variation of gravi-
tation law 12-385a.
— , FORD MADOX 4-657b;
" Elijah and the Widow'g
Son " 14-322d; Manchester
Town Hall 19-26c.
— , FRANCIS 4-658b.
— , SIR GEORGE 4-658c; 14-

574a.
— , GEORGE (journalist) 4-

658d.

— , Rev. G. (explorer) 19-489a.
— , Lieut.-Col. Harvey 21-

118c.
— , H. (scientist) : thermomo

ter 26-833b.
— , HENRY KIRKE 4-659a

24-5 16a.
— , Henry K. Bush 4-659b;

25-U07a;27-864b.
— , Horace T. 4-5 12b.
— , Horatio F. 26-286d.
— , JACOB(1775-182S)4-659b.
— , Jacob, Major 4-675b.
— , James (lawyer) 16-812b.
— , J. Arnosby 20-501d.
— , J. Campbell : on honey

13-654a.
— , J. E. (Confederate soldier)

6-899b.
— , JOHN (abolitionist) 4-

660b; 1-973D.
— , John (" Christian carrier ")

8-673d.
— , JOHN (British divine) 4-

659c; 17-560a.

— , John (geographer) 21-945C.
— , JOHN (Scottish divine, d.

1787)4-659d.
— , JOHN (Scottish divine, d.

1858) 4-660a.

— , JOHN (Scottish physician,
d. 1788) 4-659d; i8-52b;
4-657b.
— , JOHN (Scottish physician,

(d. 1882)4-661a.
— .John (servant of Queen

Victoria) 28-34d.
— , SIR JOHN 4-661b; 2-579b.
— , JOHN GEORGE (painter)

4-661b.

— , Joseph Emerson ll-757a;
action at Milledgeville 18-
461h; conscript law ll-757b;
Jefferson Davis 7-868a.
— , Joseph Renshaw 25-921d.
— , J. T. (cricketer) 7-443a.
— , Kellock 24-507C.
— , Sir M'Leavy 15-912b.
— , Mortimer 24-507C.
— , P. A. (anthropologist) 19-

344b.
— , Peter (Pilgrim Father) 4-

660b.

— , Peter (journalist) 4-658d.
— , R., junr. : Euphratean

planisphere 7-1 Id.
— , R. N. Rudmose 21-9670.
— , ROBERT (botanist) 4-
661c; angiosperms and
gymnosperms 4-300d. 12-
754a; cell-nucleus discovered
7-7 lOc; classification of
grasses 12-37 5a; fertilization
of phanerogams 4-302a;
plant morphology 18-8fi4a;
seeds in cycads and conifers
2-ftd.

— , Robert (of Markle) l-396b.
— , Robert (Arctic explorer)

21-9 18a.

— , Samuel (librarian) 16-56-ta.
— , Sir Samuel 4-920c; 11-

496a.

— , SAMUEL MORISON 4-
66 Id.

Samuel Robbins 9-297b.
S. G. (inventor) 26-524b.
S. R. (missionary) 18-596c.
T. Austen 20-.302a.
THOMAS (satirist) 4-662a;
9-629d.

Lieut.-Col. Thomas 2-905a.
THOMAS (philosopher) 4-
662b; ll-38d; association
of ideas 2-785a; phrenology
opposed 21-535d.
— , Thomas (publisher) 16-
985a.

BROWN, THOMAS EDWARD

4-662d; 13-270b.
— , Tom (lampoonist) 16-1340.
— , T. R. (physician) 27-266c.
— , W. (physicist) 17-345b.
— , William (admiral) 18-779d.
— , SIR WILLIAM, Bart. 4-

663b:16-806d.
— , William Cullen 4-660a.
— , William Garrott (historian)

15-943b.
— , WILLIAM LAURENCE

(Scottish divine) 4-603c.
Brown,in re (law case) 12-786o.
Brown & Sharpe, Messrs :

wire gauge 28-739C.
Brown, Fla. 10-540 (Dl).
— , La. 17-54 (Al).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
— , bay. Ire. 25-241c.
— , cape, Can. 5-160 (N2).
— , hill, Mass. 17-852 (Dl).
— ,isls., Marshall Is. : see

Eniwetok.

— , mt.,Can. (Alta.) 1-500 (A2).
— , mt., Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (C2).
— , mt., S.A. 25-493b.
— , mt., S.C. 25-500 (B2).
— , pt., Wash. 28-354 (A3).
Brown adder 25-2 9 Ic.
• — algae : see Phaeophyceae.

— Bakers, Company of 4-4 66b.

— bear 3-574b; fur ll-348d:
hybrid forms 14-27c; local
races 5-372b.

BROWN BESS (weapon) 4-
663c.

— butterfly 16-478C.

— capuchin 22-332a.

— chalk 5-807a.

Brown City, Mich. 18-372 (H6).

— Clee, mt., Salop 9-420
(III. B2);24-1020b.

— Cliffs, mts. : see Roan Cliffs.

— Co., 111. 14-304 (B4).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (E6).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Gl).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (C6).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (E2).

— Co., O. 20-26 (C7).

— Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (G2).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (H-I4).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (E-F4).
Brown coal : see Lignite.

— coal group (Ligiiitic group)
8-24a; 18-56f>c; 17-CS3d.

Brown Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-

874 (H3).
Browne, A. W. : azoimide 3-

83b; hydrazine 14-11 la.
— , Charles Farrar : see Ward,

Art emus.
— , EDWARD HAROLD 4-

663c;8-391d.

— , E. T. : aquaria 2-239c.
— , F. : opium • smokins 20-

131b.

— , Georg, Reichsgraf von 4-
6B5a.

— , Gordon 4-233a.

— , HABLOT KNIGHT 4-663d;
8-180b.

— , Hamilton 4-903a.

— , Colonel Horace 6-200c.

— , ISAAC HAWKINS 4-664b;
20-860C.

— , JAMES (author) 4-664c.

— , SIR JAMES (" Buster
Browne ") 4-664d; 3-296d.

— , Lancelot 13-42d.

— , MAXIMILIAN ULYSSES,
count von 4-664d; 3-42d;
24-7 15d.

— , PETER 4-665b; 20-160c.

— , Sir Richard (diplomatist)
10-5d.

— , ROBERT (Puritan) 4-
665c; 6-931a.

— , Sir Samuel 15-782C.

— , Simon 14-194b.

— , SIR THOMAS 4-666b; 9-
627d; art 2-658a; spontane-
ous generation l-64c; spoon-
bills 25-733c; style 25-
1056b, 5-331a.

— , Tom (artist) 5-333c.

— , Tom J. (author) 10-240b.

— , WILLIAM (poet) 4-667a;
9-621d; Britannia's Pas-
torals 20-8970, 20-368c;
epitaph 9-704b.

— , WILLIAM GEORGE (trav-
eller) 4-667c; 25-1 63d.

Brownell, Henry Howard 1-
840a.

Bro\raell, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).

— , Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

Browne's Hill, Ire. 5-346a.

Browney,riv.,Dur.9-412(I.E3).

Brownfleld, Me. 17-434 (B5).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (C6).

— , Tex. 26-690 (E2).

Brown Flesk, riv., Ire. 14-744
(B4); 15-758a.

Brown haematite : see Limon-
ite.

— hare : see Hare (Lepus euro-
paeus).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

126

To make full use of thin Index It It essential to rtmd the
Instruction-, gi\cn on Page I.

BROO-BRUN

BmraterUaw. hlll.Northumb.
Brown hemp (flbiw) : s*s Dae-

.••I.

Brown hrwa »«-»»*<>•

I - • , . V

-••

i_

— . EL

BARRETT

•» i H~OI 9*',

— . OSCAR 4
-. ROBERT 4-67ud: 4-669a;
9-iUII>: drama •-

H:.. i. ... ID 14- "I l:-:i.
— . Mo. Ti-

76 ('

— . \vu. n-Tin (iii).
Urownim! (In plaster-work) :

tH .HtnUglitcnli*.
Uruwnliuc pistol : tee Colt

..Hi.maUc pUtol.
Brownlnc Society 4-«7ta.

|!r.. M.I!.,-..". M.I. 18-608 (C3).

1 >

Brown In-lit iiti.ni. Loud.
(Lambeth) 4-Mla.

— Iron on : tet Llinonlt*.

r.r ....... -'- M

Brown Jura group 15-569C.

Sff alto Bathonlau and

i; i,.~ i i-i
Brown Knoll, hill. Derby. 28-

933 (113).

Brow n lead ore 22-693d.
Brownlee (S.Afr. magistrate)

S-J .' I

— smalliKix serum 28-149b.
Brownlow, William 17-l29a.
Brown macaque 22-:>:iOd.

— (hliiwn) malt 17-S07a.
Brown Mill*. N.J. 19-502 (C4).
Brown iniwk-Khrew 19-93a.

— mustard : Me Black mas-
t.i-.i

— oil 0-635d.

— opossum 21-345a.
----- I-.-I JS-K.'i...

— owl 18-225b; M-S07S.

— paper 28-727a.

— partridge. 24-640o.

— phalangOT : tee Drown opos-
mm.

— rat (Norway rat) 22-915a;
plague 26-77?a; trypano-
aoraa lewM 17-34 1 a.

Brown*. Ala. 1-460 (113).

— , 111.14-304 <D5).

— . Inlet, N.C. 19-773 (E3).

— . rat.. N.9.W. 19-538 <F1).
Brownsboro, Ala. 1-460 (CD.
HIWMIS Branch ot Murdesklll

Creek, riv.. Del. 17-888
(ll-i:i).
BrowiMlmrg. Ind. 14-432 (E3).

— . Pa. 11-106 (Ni).

— , Va. M-11S (C3-1).
BMWMOMk. u,. i-n;n .1111.

IT..-MTU-. Qa. 11-7 .-• «•-'>.
Brownsdale. Minn.l8-.-..->0 <E7).
Bmwtura. Isl.. hi.rset. 22-7Ha.
BROWN-SEQUARD. CHAS.

Edward 4-'!7 li-;18-rti*.-:.-!i\ir

4-67 4d: heredity 13-353C,

28-1 037d.
Brow-n's Kerry, Tenn. : battlo

(1863) S-sb.

Brown. Shipley & Co. 4-663b.
Brownsman, isl., Nnrthumb.

9-IT.' (1. Kl i: 10-is:iti.
BROWNSON. ORESTES AU-

gustui 4-67 4d.
Brnwn-spar 2-58c.
Brown «pider-mmikcy22-332b.
Browns Station, Mo. 18-808

(D2).
Browiwtown. III. 14-304 (D5).

— . Ind. 14-422 <E7>.

— H«id.c»pe.Ire.l4-744(D4).
llmwna Valley. Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Brmviwvllle. Ark. 2-552 (C2).

— . CaL 5-8 (Cl).

— . III. 14-304 (DS).

— . Ind. 14-431 (Hi).

— . Ky. 15-740 (B3).

— . Md. 17-818 (Dl).

— . Minn. 18-550 (F7X

— . O. 28-26 (FS).

— . Oreg. 20-242 (CS).
—. Pa. 21-106 (C6).

— , S.C. 25-500 <E2).

— . T.-iin. 28-620 <B2).
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. 4-6T5b;

26-690 (F-GS); 28-4748,

— . Win. 28-740 <E5).

Brown thrasher 14-4 22a; 17-
- .M.

— tick 26-:):i7l>.
Brownton, Minn. 18-550 (O«).
Browntown. Vn. 28-118 (DS).

— , WIs. 28-740 <D6).
Brown trout 27-:U2a; fly

fishing 2-27r; parr-stage 28-
863d: Tasmania and New
/xiiUii.1

llmwn yntraNtty, It. I. 22-

• i

IN

In : 17- . • .

•' Maryland 14-7 lib; 36-
Brown»lllr, Fla. 18-540 <E4).

llrmt n Willy, nit , i 'nnt. 8-430
7-l7tlii; »- 1| •„•,!.

Bwwnwood, M" l8-«"

v 36-<!IMt ill-Ill.
lini««... I-I .. An.ir. 2-1*60 (Cl).
BlUHau (metallurgy) ia-310*.
llr.m tin. |il

.lume, HerU. 16-IM2

I i .'.6c.
llr.nli.ini. S<x.t. 24-418 (E3);

l«-732a.
Broxmouth Park, mansion,

Scot. 8-6600.

..n. Ua. 11-751 (D4).
Broyal Point, C.Verd.U. 8-

253 (map).
Bn.ye. riv.. Switz. 26-242

irii; ll-LT-M: 19-l25a.
Brosas. Sp. 25-530 dim.
Ilroslk. Weneealas 22-2490.
Bruang (bear) 3-57 4d; 5-

372c; 8-1700.
Bruant. LIMral 2-4 15b.
llniur. riv., !V<,t. 24-112 (E3);

2-85U; 4-35a: 21-262 h.
llnm-i. Mul I'lMiln. 17-470C.

— . rtr.. MaLPenln. (Pcrak)
17-479a.

BRUAY. FT. 4-«75c; 10-778

(Fl).

Brnbaker. III. 14-304 (D5).
Hnilii-K pt., Cal. 5-S (A-B2).
BRUCE (family) 4-675c ; 13-

144.

— . ALEXANDER B. 4-675c;
8-3S3d.

— , Alexander Hugh: tee Bal-
four of Burk-lKh.

— . A. (mlneraluglk) 4-677C.

— , Hon. C. U. 18-930SW

— , Col. Sir David : Malta
fever 17-M l<l : "liviiing rick-
ness27-:ill:i.2S-

fljr 27-3KU1. 20-77.'.<l. 20-

fljr 2

7M-..I.

.

— , Edward (king of Ireland) :
Ardeo Backed 2-450a: in
Scotland 24-435d; Ireland
Invaded 8-6221). »-500a. 14-
772a: Lea caKtle 22-731d;
parliament 5-ll5d.

— , Edwanl, 2nd Lord KlnlosK
tcr Elnloas. Edward Bruce.

— . sir Frederick W. A. 8-
570b.

— . Henry Austin : are Aber-
dare. Henry Austin Bruce,
1st baron.

— , Jacob Willmovich 20-357b.

— . JAMES lexplonT) 4-676a;
ll-i>28b; Abyvinla 1-UOb;
Ethiopia Rook at Enoch 9-
fi.-ici;i: KunJ ll-340a; Galla
Invasion ll-413d: Mun-
clinuwn 19-1 d; Nile explo-
rations 19-iiU7c, 24-647d;
Tiniinid 26-9 S9a-

— , John CoUbvrwood 14-R30d.

— . MICHAEL4-ii7iii-; 14-195a;
Logan's plagiarism 18-866b.

— , Nigel 24- :

— , Robert, lord of Annamlale
(d. 11 Hi 24-i:t:ia: is-ll3a.

— , Robert, lord of A i num. la U-
(d. 1295)9-496b.

— , Robert do, lord of Annan-
dale (d. 1304) 24-434a.

— , Robert de, king of Scot-
land : tee Robert tin- Ilnicc.

— , Robert (presbytcrian) 24-
U8c.

— , RoberMt*n-planter)2-772a.

— . Thomas and James : tee
7th and -Hi earls of Elgin.

— , Sir William : Hnlvrood
palace 8-937c, 22-7;i'.'a. 16-

—, W. S. (ernlorer) 21-967c;
21-952a: 2-S5Aa; Oough
Island 27-2l)fia: Antarctic
route 21-961 (map).
Bruce, Fla. 10-540 (C6).
III. 14-304 (D4).
Wis. 28-740 <B3).
Wyo. 28-874 (D3).
bay. N.X. 19-624 (B5).
on.'. \.X.19-«24(O7 and B7).
castlr. Tiittonliiiin 27-92b.
int.. W.Ani. 2-960 (B4);
Z-'.M'.'c; 28-539C.
— , iK-niti.. Can. 20-114 (D2);

20-1 14b.

" Unice " (rnre-hnrse) 13-737a.
Brace and Batbo's dredger 8-

Mfta,

Bruce Codex (Coptic SB.) 7-
114c; 12-152d.

Braoa«<>l.l. i tui. to- 1 1 1

. . B . B9 24-ii i.
a- 1

i 21 ..... w

llr.i..- !...!>. ,1 I 14-i.. I .

— Mtow. Can. 20-111
28- Ilia.

Itruro't Castto. Heo«. 2-44ic.
Brucrtoo UUK W.Va. 28-560

Braertown. Va. 28-iM n>n.
liruce tvpcoastiuc manhlne

II.-. In.l 14-411 (C7).

— , Tex. 24HWO (K4).

.|.int.ir.-i 25-»18c.

. MAX 4-«77«.
llrtM-li... %nl.. Kur. 28-3140.
Untober. <iu>»i 18-459b.
Urn. ii.-iiu, i.|u,.rt.-r lit Alex-

anilrla) l-56Vr; 18-546O.
Brurlil
BRUCHSAL. (irr. 4-6771.; 11-

8UK i III); 22-368C.
llrui-liiu fabae : tee Bean

ESS

— pM: we PM beetle.
Brudanus. Codex 12- 153d.
BRUCINE (diem.) 4-677c: 1-

686a: strycunuw 18-038c,

2S-l045a.
BRUCITE 4-677C.
Bruck. Lower Aus. 2-4 (F2);

3--', i.

— , Ana. (Salxbuiy) 3-4 (C3).

— , Oer. 11-808 (C4).

— am Mur. Aus. 3-4 (D3);
25- I" .;'.•.

Bruckbad (t>ath),Uung.(Buda-

pest) 4-736c.
BrUcke, Enwt Wilhelm, i!itt.-r

von : aesthetics 1-MTb;

colour of xk.v 2S-202d; pro-

t,iii|iL4in 7-71 la.
BRUCKENAU, (1<T. 4-677d;

11--"^ illl. nil); 15--:i7li;

iniiii-ral water 18-521C.
Brilckeuhautien. Isl., Uer. 9-

7.; ,1,.
BRUCKER. JOHANN JAKOB

4-87 7d.

Ilrurkl, Aus. 5-337a.
llrucklfs (M'S«iiii-y'-). bay,

Ire. 14-741 (CJ)J 8-ll-J.!.
BHUCKMANN, FRANZ

Emit 4-678a.

— , Frii-drich 23-475a.
BRUCKNER, ANTON 4-«78a.
—, Edward 2-31 Rd; 8-525d.

— , Isaac 9-9131).
Bruckner furnace 7-104h.
Brucoiirt, A. R. J. Turgot :

tee Turgot, A. R. J.
Bructeri. tribe. Ear. 23-G4K

(Cl): ll-35c; ll-830c; de-

cline 11-83 la; defeated by

Dnwiw 8-607C.
lirml (Welsh poetry) 5-646b.
llni.liliir. India 4-24b.
r.rn.l.- . I 'irtish king) 8-737b;

14-7 19b.
Brudencll. George, &c., earl

of Cardigan : tee Cardigan,

George Brudencll, &c., earl

of.
Bnider. Charles Hermann 6-

8314

r.ni.l.Thaus (meiety) 2O-625d.
Brudnia. Cer. 11-808 (Q2).

Vnilrc 24-642b.
lime. riv.. Sum. 9-130 (VL

Ol): 25-:i^-.l; 18-125d.
Hmr-'hel. Pietcr : we BreugheL
llrucrti. Oxon. 20-418a.
Brueys, Claude 22-501b.

— , David Augustin de 11-

.
— (d'Algallliers). Francois Paul

(admiral) ll-194a; 19-700b;

27-829b.
Bniff. Ire. 14-744 (C4); 16-

.

Bnifjord. N'or. 19-804 (A2).
Bniflat, Nor. 19-sn4 (C2).
Bruce re. Henri Joseph (general)

11-1 la;23-l'.':»l.
Bruge.re'8 powder 21-585C.
Bruges, Jacques de : tee James

of Bruges.

— , Louis de (lord of Grut-
hnyse, prince of Steenhuyse)
28-7030,

-. William 2S-7«9d.
BRUGES Belg. 4-8780: 8-«68
Bl): beggam' depot 27-8380;
lace 18-4 Od; library 18-57Sc;
monumental brasses 4-434b;
palals de Justice (chimney-
piece) 8-166a. 2-f.Mil, race-
meetings 13-737d; steamer
service with Hull 3-
velvet manufnet ure 27-980a.

— : tlittoru 4-tl7!'a; captures
(1708) 25-6010. 25-«04d:
Charles II. of England 5-
913b; commerce, &<". (13th
cent.) 12-»2!)a. 19-415a:
federation (1337) 2-«fi9o;
French massacre (1302) 10-

4794: p
19- .

,ii7 . ,( iialoUnc

la-|..|l,, toitrnajiirni i
eanMI7>IOM; trun

Bnatf la Halt (HManhaoh)

3-4Wlb.
Bnor. rtwiu. 16-141 (Bl);

J-M4C.

ItruKKr, Jan ran : tie Jort*.

!>„<

llnnofr. llelc. : at* Braces.
Bruovman. Utto : tee llrac-

Bruion-mann. Hans 24-334h.
liriim-n. <•• • u JO).

Itnutli of tin. li,,) uv 14-75IM;

17-9494.

llriiginnii. nil., 28-13C,
limgniann. Karl 18-146c; 4-

;• ,
BrairnatolU. L. O. (ohemM)

11-: ••. ..
BRU06CH. HEINRICH KARL

4-679a; 3-H8ld; dictionary

8-58a. 8-680.
Bronlera 15-
BRUHL. HEINRICH. count

von 4-07 9b.
— , J. W. (chemist): benatna

8-57a; optics 18-«15b;

receiver (or dlstUlation 4V

11*

— (bact«riologlst)28-702b; 27-
.1

BRUHL, Oer. 4-679d; 11-808

(I.J7).

— . palace, Dresden 8-575b.
— . val.. Aus. 18-643a.
BruluiK. Carl Christian : logar-

it lunlo tables 28-SSla.
Bniicliladdich, Scot, 24-412

din.
1 imij ,,-H echidna 18-735c (flg.);

8-87 Ib.

Bruins, Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Bruise 12-s05a.
Bruuers (diet.) 22-639a.
Brotsson, fort, FT. 17-1 75d.
Bruit de diable (physiol.) 27-

Mta,

Bruix. Etienne Eustache 11-

204d.
Bnikenthal, palace, Hung.

19-153c.

BrukhanoTO, ROM. : see Perm.
Brulart, Nicolas: tee Sillery,

marquis of.
— , Pierre : tee, Puisieaz, rls-

count of.

Brule. Neb. 19-324 (C3).
— , Wls. 28-740(83).
— , lake, Minn. 18-550 (E2).
— , riv.. Mich, and WU. 28-

740 H
— , riv., Minn. 18-550 (F2).

— Co.. S.Dak. 25-506 (F-G4).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 26-506
(15).

Brule« : tee Bols Brutes.
Hri-llisau. Switz. 26-242 (G2).
Bnilon liinegtone 8-125d.
Iinilow(Bniloviug), Caspar 11-

7"h.

Brumado, riv., Braz. 23-3.'i3a.
BRUMAIRE 4-680a; 11-170.1.
— . coup d'etat of ll-168c: 10-

860h ; Lucien Bonaparte 4-

194a; Talleyrand 26-3751).
Bnimalia : fee Saturnalia.
Bnimasl, Go.Cst, 12-203 (B2);

12-2(ifib.
BRUMATH, Ger. 4-680a: 11-

808 (A4).
Brumby. Linos. 8-416 (II. F2);

14MIM.

Bnunlwe, HoD. 13-588 (B3).
linimlev. Mo. 18-608 (D3).
BRUMMAGEM (diet.) 4-680a,
BRUMMELL, GEORGE

Bryan (Beau) 4-680* ; 7-

803a; 7-244a.
Bnuiint. E. : on trypanosomes

•7-3410.

Brim 1 1 it . Gcr. : tee Brumath.
Brumscn, Helen 25-9>8c.
Bmn. St : trr Bruno.
— , Johann Nordahl 8-4 la; 19-

816b.
— , Rudolf 28-1 059*.

••> 12-lD3a.
Brunaubumh: battle (937) 9-

471a; 19-794c; tiuv of ll'ar

vide 12-745d, l-291c; site

S-6Sd. 4-855a.
Brunate. It. 26-242 (G5).
— . hill. It.6-793d.
BRUNCK, R. F. P. 4-680c;

2-9.'.a.
Bnuiitall, Norf. 9-424 (IV. El).

> i l-l«» i]>n.
BRUNDIS1UM. It. 4-t:<i>d: 15-

16 <O4); peace of (40 B.C.)

23-AIAc. 22-5d, 2-151b. See

aim BrindM.

Bnindiiluni. It. 15-26 (P2).
BRUNE, O. M. A. 4-f.SOd:

French Revolution ll-194c;

statw 4-'

.
Bru/M»u, I'U 14-I74 <llli.

. I.U. 14-116 (ttl 14-
1704%

•la.
4V147 <BJ»;

•

— . bay. Uor. 4-J47 (Bl).

. riv., li. ,r. : aw iJ^J^ng.
BRUNEI. .lal*. Bar. 4-4alb;

UlSi; 4-3611..
BRUNEL. ItAMBARD KINO-

doro4-6»U.
- , SIR MARC UAMBARD 4-

6»2d; <lii.|»i<iw l.rtdir.- t-

Kla: knlfilmf machine 13-

7»0a: shoemakln* 24-»9Jd.
— , nllMi-r 21-»ll>-.
Brunei, ml., N.Z. 19-614 (B6).
Drunefia 18-3.1.
BRUNELLE8CHI. FILIPPO 4-

6H3b; 2-4b9c; 28-470c.
Braner. Ala. 1-460 (C1>.
llnni'-t. Hugh : tee Hugh

Brunei,
—.JACQUES CHARLES 4- •

BRUNETIERE, FERDINAND

4V-683d; 11-IMb.

Brunrtt, La. 17- :

BruwUe, kl.. NM. 19-479
(B3).

Brunetti's cremation appara-
tus 7-404a.

Brunetto Latlnl: tee, Latlnl.
Brunette.

Brunfels. <»tto 4-299d.

Bruncle. NJJ.W. 19-538 (E4).

Brunbes. B. 17-3x3c.

BRUNHILD 4-fi-4a; 18-637b.

BHUNH1LDA (of Austrasia)

BRUNI. LEONARDO 4-6*4d;

6-I.V.'d; tornb 23-746C.
Brunl. M.. Ta«. 28-438 (B2);

28-i:i«d;28-l42a.
Brunlaceae5-231b.
Brunlg. pan. tjwitx. 28-241

(E3):l-744b.

Bnmlng. Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Briiniiiurl. Fr. 10-778 (E5);

Brunlquel, Tiaconntcy of 28-

130a.
Bmiikebjarg: battle (147 1)25-

1053a.
Brunleoi. Sir James 8-457a.

— and Fox. Messrs 27-4 Clb.
BRUNN , 3- 1 (El).
— . 8wed. 28-190 (B3).
Brunn, Malte Conrad : tee

Malte-Brun. Conrad.
Brunne, Robert dc : tee Man-

nyng, Robert de.
Brunnen. SwIU. 28-342 (F3);

24-3 Mb ; Everlasting League

•6-44M.
Brunnenberc, mt_ Ger. 23-

324d.
Brunner, Carl Emannel :

chemical analysis 8-64d;

potassium preparation 22-

198a; surface tension 6-

ITte

— . Conrad : drugs U-348*.
— , HENRY 4-685b.
— , Jotiann (geologist )ll-608d.
— , John Conrad (anatomist)

l-933a.
— . sir John (chemist) 18-

693c: 14-785b: 28-7 3 Ja.
— , Moriu Ritter von 10-TOlc.
— . Mond & Co. 18-693C.
Brunner. N.Z. 19-614 (C5).
— . lake. N.Z. 19-624 it ,.
Brunner's glands l7-.'.2.'a.
Urnnnl. pass. Alps l-744d.
BRUNNOW, FRANZ FRIED-

rich Ernst 4-685b.
— , R. E. 2O-626b.
Bruniuivikcn, inlet, Swed. 25-

935 (Al).
BRUNO. ST 4-685d; l-20b;

5-955a,
BRUNO (archbp.) 4-6S5J; 17-

lOa: 2-359d: France 18-

813c; Greek studies 8-451C.

— (bp.) 13-273d.

— , Constantino : tee Kervyn

de Lettenhove, baron.
— , GIORDANO 4-686a: 8-

617d: oosmology 18-2 V;

memoria teohnica 18-629d;

monad 18-685; Sir Philip

Sidney 25- 1 !>..

— (hist.) ll-898c; 26-376b.

— (pope. d. 999 ): tee Gregory V.

— (pope. d. 1054) : tee Leo IX.

— IDF OUERFORT, sr> 4-

— (of Saxony) 4-«90d; 24-

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Bruno, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
— , Minn. 18-550 (El).
— , Neb. 19-324 (H3).
Bruuonian system 18-5 2c.
Bruns, Carl Georg 14-635C.
Brunsberg, hill, Gcr. 13-Sila.
BRUNSBUTTEL, Ger. 4-6S7d;

8-2 1 (A5).
Brunsbiittelkoog, Ger. 8-24

(Bo).
Branson, S.C. 25-500 (C4).

— Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500
(E3).

Brunstatt, lignites of 20-82d.

Bransviga calculating machine
4-9 7 3d.

Branswark, hill, Scot. l-291c;
geology 8-663d.

Brunswick, Anton Ulrich, duke
of : see Anton Ulrich.

— , Eric, duke of 6-498b.

— , KARL WILHELM FERDI-
nand, duke of 4-6S7d; 4-
689d; 10-855a; Auerstiidt
19-222a; French Revolu-
tionary wars ll-171b; Louis
XVIII. 17-47c; Seven Years'
War 24-7 17c.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. 4-688c; 11-
752 (E4); ll-757b; cotton
trade 7-267c.

BRUNSWICK, Ger. 4-690b;
11-808 (C2); capture (1760)
24-721c; cathedral 4-690b,
20-ltilid: museum 19-630.

— , Kiel 15-787b.

— , Md. 17-828 (D2).

BRUNSWICK, Me. 4-691a; 17-
43 1 (B5).

— , Melbourne 18-90d.

— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (C2).

— , Xeb. 19-324 (F2).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (Gl).

— , W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).

— , bay, W.Aus. 2-960 <C2).

BRUNSWICK, duchy, Ger.
4-6S3d; 11-808 <B2, C3
and E-F1); ll-808d; coin-
age 19-902b; voting 28-
217.1.

— : History 9-689b; ll-865c;
ll-875a; (maps) 11-834, 11-
856, 22-524; knightly order
of 15-S64a; Otto IV. 20-
375c.

— , lake, Can. 20-114 (C-D1).
— , penin., Chil. 2-462 (B7).
Brunswick, duke of, ». King

of Hanover 10-36b.
BRUNSWICK-SEVERN, AU-

gust Wilhslm, duke of 4-

691b; 24-7 lad.
— , house of 4-6S9d.
Brunswick Bible Society 3-

907b.
Brunswick-Calenberg, duchy

of 4-689c.

Brunswick clubs 20-160C.
Brunswick Co., N.C. 19-772

(D3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (E4).

— dock, Liverpool 8-360d.
Brunswick -Gottingen, house

of 4-689C.

Brunswick green 7-109d.
Brunswick - Grubenhagen,

house of 4-689c.
Branswick-Luneburg, Henry

Julius, duke of : see Henry

Julius.
— , house of 4-689b; 12-924a;

Leibnitz's researches 16-

386b.
Brunswick rifle 23-326b.

— vase ll-567c; 23-485a.
Brunswick - Wolfenbuttel,

duchy of 4-689c; 13-293c.

BRUNTON, MARY 4-691C.

— , Sir Thomas Lauder : on
bromides 4-633c ; on drunk-
enness 25-7 04b ; massage 17-
86 ta; vocal cords 28-175d.

Brnnton's calciner ll-361c.

Bruray, isl., Scot. 24-855b.

Bruree, Ire. 14-744 (C4).

Bras (family) : see Bruce.

Bras, Serv. 24-686 (B-C2).

Bras, inlet, Hond. 5-678 (D3).

BRUSA, Turk. As. 4-691c; 2-
760 (C2); Armenian bishop
2-566c; mosques 2-426c;
Osmanlis capture 27-470b;
sericulture institute 27-
437d.

— , vil., Turk.As. 2-760 (C-
I):ii: 4-691c; silk 25-104b;
springs 2-758c.

Brusasco. It. 15-4 (A-B2).

Brasasorci : see del Riccio,
Domenico.

Bruschghorn, mt., Alps l-744c.

Brusco : see Poelemberg.

Brasewitz, isls., Aret. 21-938
(Bl); 25-10 (D-E1).

Brush, C. F. : lamp of 9-
188d; 16-665d.

— , GEORGE DE FOREST 4-
691d.

Brush, George Jarvis : spodu-

mene 25-7 lid.
Brush, Colo. 6-722 (Gl).
— , isl., N.S.W. 19-538 (F4V.
— , nits., N.C. 19-772 (Al).
BRUSH 4-692a; feather 10-

229d; fibre 10-312d.

— (of dynamo) 4-692c ; 8-
776c.

Brush Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552
(Bl).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (C2)

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422(D4)

— Creek, riv., O. 2O-26 (D7).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F6

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F7

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (B4
Brushey, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
Brash Fork, riv., 111. 14-304

(D4).

Brushite 4-9 7 2a.
Brush kangaroo : see Wallaby.
Brushmen : see Bakwiri.
Brush Prairie, Wash. 28-354

(C4).
Brash-tailed opossum 21-

345a; fur 11-34SC, ll-351d,

11 •:>.'. lib; New Zealand 1-

119d.

— porcupine 22-lOlc ; 23-
444b.

Brushton, N.Y. 19-596 (Fl)
Brush-tongued parrot 3-977d;

17-12c; 10-864C.
Brush turkey : see Megapode.

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (U-E4).

— Vienna lamp 16-666a.
Brashycreek, S.C. 25-500 (B2).
Brushy Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752

(D2).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— Creek, riv.,Tex. 26-690 (K5).

— Fork, riv., la. 14-732 (C3).

— Mountain, N.C. 19-772 (Al).
Brasio, Switz. 26-242 (14).
Brasuik, isl., Adriatic S. 3-4

(D5).

Brusol, treaty of 10-834b.
Brusque, Braz. 24-1 85b.
Brusqucnibille 3-841b.
Brussa, Turk.As. : see Brass.
BRUSSELS, Belg. 4-692d; 3-

668 (D2); conservatoire 6-

977c; herbarium 13-334a;

lace : see Brussels lace;

law-courts 2-434 (PI. XL);

libraries 16-575a; mont de

pi6te 20-H7. Mi; museum 19-

64a; observatoriesl9-959b;

Palais de Justice 2-443b;

Renaissance houses 2-422a;

tapestry 26-405d; (Plates)

town hall 2-407d; university

27-768a.
— : History 4-694c; revolt

(1789)3-675a; treaty (1516)

17-923b.

— , 111. 14-304 (B5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F4).

— Conferences : African As-
sociation (1876) l-336a, 6-
917d; African liquor traffic
(1899, 1906) l-354d; Congo
import duties (1889) 6-927b;
Inter-Parliamentary Union
(1910) 21-15d; laws of war
(1874) 28-313b, 12-672d;
meteorological (1853) 17-
916d; monetary (1892) 18-
ti'.M.i ; national (1830) 3-
676d ; Scheldt (1863) 16-
106d; slave trade (1889-
1890) l-354b; Sugar Bounty
(1898,1902)26-45b; working
men's congress (1868) 14-
69 4a.

Brussels carpet 28-442c; 28-
447d.

— Exhibition Medal (1898)
18-3 (PL III.).

— , General Act of 14-699a.

— lace : applique 16-40d ;
needlepoint 16-42c; pillow
16-43d.

— sprouts 4-9 15a.
— , Union of 19-4 19d.
Braster Ort, cape, Ger. 11-808

(Gl); 11-805C.
BRUT 4-694d ; 27-317d ;

Anglo-Norman 2-33c; Ox-
ford 20-405C.
Brut (John Barbour) 3-390a;

Layamon 16-3 lie; Wace

28-224C, 9-610b.
Brat (wine) 28-724a.
Bratage (diet). 16-198c.
BRUTE, SIMON W. G. 4-

695a.

Brathen, Viet. 28-38 (D3).
— , Viet. 28-38 (D-E2).
Bratia, vil., Turk.As. : see

Brasa.

Bruto, J. M. 21-727d.
Braton, Som. 9-430 (VI.

HI); 25-389b; population

2S-389C.

— , hundred, Som. 25-390b.
Briitt, Adolf 24-501a.
Briitten, Switz. 26-242 (F2).

BRUTTH, tribe 4-695b; 15-
26 (F5); 23-649 (D3); coin-
age 19-87 8a; Fabricius 10-
118d; Greek nomenclature
13-23Sa; language 15-25d,
23-965d; Punic Wars 23-
631a.

Bruttius, ager, dist., It. 4-
695b.

Brutus (myth.) : see Brat.

BRUTUS (Roman name) 4-
696a.

— (fl. 1769) : see Junius.

— , Decimus Junius (fl. 264

B.C.) ll-446a.
— , Decimus Junius (138 B.C.)

4-696b.
— , Decimus Junius (c. 84 B.C.)

4-696b; 2-lSOd.
— , Lucius Junius 4-696a.
— , Marcus Junius (fl. 264 B.C.)

ll-446a.
— , Marcus Junius (c. 150 B.C.)

4-696b.
— , Marcus Junius (c. 100 B.C.)

4-696b.
— , Marcus Junius (c. 85-42

B.C.) 4-696c; 23-646c; Xan-

thus siege 28-882a.
Brutus (Cicero) 6-355c ; 6-

359a.

Brutus head 7-243c.
Bruvere, Richard de : see

Richard de Brewere.
Braville, Fr. : battle (1870)

18-309 (plan); 18-311a.
Bravno, Hung. 3-4 (D4).
BRUX, Au«. 4-696d; 3-4 (Cl);

battle (177S) 18-669a.
Bruxellian group 9-664c.
Bruxic, hill, Scot. : geology

15-801b.
Bruxolegum, Ger. : see Bra-

chasl.

Brayeres, Fr. 16-190b.
Brayn, Bartholomaus20-467d;

20-479b.
— , C. A. Lobry de : see Lobry

de Brayn, C. A.
Brayne, A. de 21-948C.
Brays, Peter of : see Peter of

Brays.

Bruzus, Asia M. 21-544a.
Bruzzano, cape, It. 15-4 (F5).
Brwynllysg Bedo (poet) 5-

646c.
Brj', Johannes Theodorus de

4-697a.
— , THEODORUS DE 4-697a;

11-626C.

Brya Ebenus 8-843c.
Bryales 4-701b; 4-707b.
Bryan, Alfred 5-333c.
— , Sir Francis 8-9Sc; 14-774d;

15-856C.
— , G. H. : on elasticity 9-

1Mb.
— , WILLIAM JENNINGS 4-

697a; 27-7 29a.
Bryan, O. 20-26 (A2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E3).
— , Wyo. 28-874 <C4).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (E4); 11-
751d.

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (E4).
Bryansk, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

El).

BRYANSK, Russ. 4-697d; 23-
872 (D5); 20-251a; Deme-
trius 7-984c; marshes 20-
250d.
— , cape, Russ. 23-874 (II.

El).
Bryan's Station, Ky. : see

Bryant's Station.
Bryanston, estate, Dorset. 3-

779a.
BRYANT, JACOB 4-697d;

myths 19-1 29b.
— , William : see O'Bryan,

William.
— , WILLIAM CULLEN 4-

698a; l-834a.
Bryant, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Ark. 2-552 (C3).
Colo. 6-722 (HI).
Ga. 11-752 (B4).
111. 14-304 (B3).
Ind. 14-422 (H3).
S.Dak. 25-506 (H3).
cape, Green. 12-543 (Dl).
lake, Fla. 10-540 (E2).

— Creek, Ind. 14-422 (E6).

— Pond, Me. 17-434 (B4>.
Bryants Brook, riv., N.H. 19-

490 (C5).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608
(D5).

Bryant's Station, Ky. 15-

745c.
BRYAXIS (sculptor) 4-699a;

12-488d.

Bryce, David 4-34d; 8-941d.
— , JAMES 4-699b ; 14-788c;

university scheme 27-774c.
Bryce, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
— , mt., Can. 4-600 (F3); 4-

598c.

Bryceville, Fla. 10-540 (Dl).
Brychan (chieftain) 4-484a;

4-486a.

Brycheiniog, Wales : see Bre-
con.
Brydayne, Jacques : see Bri-

daine, Jacques.
Brydes, isl., Can. 5-160 (12).
Brydges (of Chandos) : see

Chaudos, barons and dukes

of.
— , Sir Harford Jones 21-

239a
— , SIR' SAMUEL EGERTON

4-699c.
Brj-don, J. M. 2-435a ; 2-

438d.

— , William 14-413C.
Brydone, William 24-612b.
Brydydd, Phvlip : see Philip

Brydydd. '
Brye, Bete. 28-377a.
BRYENNIUS, NICEPHORUS

4-699c; 2-59d; 24-609d.
— , Philotheus 8-200d ; 20-

33Sd.
Bryesc-Litevski, Russ. : see

Brest-Litovsk.
Brygius, Joost Jobst : see

Biirgi, Joost Jobst.
Brygus (Scythian potter) 5-

715b; 5-719a.
Bryher, isl., Scilly 9-430 (VI.

A2); geology 24-404c.
Bryineac : see Bryales.
Brymbo, Wales 9-428 (V. El);

geology 8-18c.

Bryn, estate. Lanes. 16-141c.
Bryn-amman, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4).

Bryn Athyn, Pa. 21-106 (M6).
Brynbella, mansion, Wales 21-

633a.
Bryn-crag, Wales 9-428 (V.

C2).
Bryn Dychwelwch, mt., Wales :

see Dychwelwch, Bryn.
Bryn Gl&s, Wales: battle

(1402) 22-809d.
Bryngwyn, Monrn. 9-420 (III.

B3).

— , Wales 9-428 (V. D3).
Brvnhildr ; see Brunhild.
Brynjulf Bjargulfson 16-205c.

— Svc-inssou : see Sveinsson,
Brynjulf.

Brynkovsk, S.Russ. 23-874 (I.

04).

Bryn Mawr, Pa. 21-106 (L7).
BRYNMAWR, Wales 4-700a;

9-428 (V. E4); geology 4-

485b; population 4-485c.
Bryn Mawr, Wash. 28-354

(B4).
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, Pa.

4-700a.

Brynn, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
Bryntirion, Pretoria 22-309b.
Bryograptus Kjeralfl 12-366b

(fig.).

Bryon, John ll-628d.
Bryony 7-611d.
Bryopiiyllum 7-380c.

— calycinum 25-878b (fig.).
BRYOPHYTA4-700b;l-594a:

anatomy 21-731d; geological

range 20-526a; phytogeny

4-708a.

Bryopsidaceae l-588c.
Bryopsis l-597b.
Bryozoa : see Polyzoa.
Bryozoan crag : see Coralline

crag.

Bryrap, Den. 8-24 (B2).
Bryson, Can. 22-724 (A3).

— City, N.C. 19-772 (A4).
Bryson of Heraclea ll-675d.
Bry-sur-Mame, -Fr. 10-778

(C6).

Brythonic dialects 5-613c; 5-
618b; 28-268c.

— sagas : see Saga : Celtic
heroic saga.

Brythons 5-618b; 4-485d;
Glamorganshire 12-7 5b; Ire-
land 14-757a, 14-759a.

Brzapalanka, Serv. 24-686
(Dl).

Brzesc, Russ. : see Brest
Litovsk.

Brzesko, Aus. 3-4 (G2).

Brzezany, Aus. 3-4 (12);
population ll-402b.

Brzeziny, Russ. 21-929 (B3);
21-632b.

BRZOZOWSKI, THADDEUS
4-708d.

B.S.; B.Sc. (degrees) : see
Bachelor of Science.

B.S. (shipping mark) 24-958d.

Bshedukh, mt., Cauc. 5-551b.

Bsherreh, Syr. 16-346C.

Btsan (dynasty) 26-926c.

B.T.U. : see British Thermal
Unit.

Bu (measure) 28-491C.

Bua, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C2).

— , Nor. 19-804 (Dl).

— , isl., Aus. 3-4 (E5 ); 27-2 15b.

Bua, riv., C.Af. 23-260 (D2);

19-929b.
— , tribe 3-201c.
Buachaille, rock, Scot. 25-

755b.

— Etive, mt., Scot. 24-418
(A-B1); 2-486c; 12-119d.

Buachihorn, Ger. : see Buch-

horn.

Buade, Antoine de ll-249a.
Buail'a Choill, mt., Scot. 27-

564b.

Buake, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E5).
Bual, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (E8).
Bual (wine) 17-283a.
Buali, Fr.Cong. 16-835a.
Buallt, dist., Wales 4-7 7 Ob;

4-486a.
Buam, gorge, Turkest. 27-420

(E3); 26-304a; 26-910C.
Bu-Amama (Algerian) l-653a.
Bu Anan, Mor. 18-851 (F2).
Buanyi, val., Ger.E.Af. 16-

816a.

Buape, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E5).
Buarbrae, glacier, Nor. 19-804

(B2); 19-799c; 19-995d.
Buarcos, Port. 10-:'.:; lr.
Buath (Unas) : battle 17-403d.
Buay, Dah. 11-204 (G-H4).
Buayan, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B5).
Bub (diet.) 25-699a.
Bubale : see Hartcbeest.
Bubalinae 2-91 d.
Bubalis : see Hartebeest,
Bubalus : see Buffalo.

— Baini 5-230b.

— bubalis : see Indian buffalo.

— caffiT : see Cape buffalo.

— depressicornis : see Anoa.

— mindorensis : see Tamarao.

— uanus : see Red dwarf
buffalo.

Bubassa, Aby. 25-379 (C3).
BUBASTIS (goddess) 4-709a;

19-1 39a; 9-53c.
Bubastis, ruins, Egy. 9-22

(C2); 4-7 09a; 9-7 6d; canal

26-22c; Hyksos discoveries

14-176b; Sheshonk I. 9-86c.
Bubb Doddington, George :

see Melcombe, George Bubb

Doddington, baron.
Bubble Act (1719) 6-796a;

3-345b.
" Bubbles " (picture : Millais)

l-236c; 22-196d.
Bube : see Bubis.
Bubendorf, Switz. 26-242 (D2).
Bubentani 16-270a.
Bubi, dist., Rhod. 25-466 (12).
— , riv., Rhod. 25-466 (112).
Bubian. isl., Arab. 15-956d.
Bubikon, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
Bubilu, Elam 9-140d.
Bubis. int., Cauc. 5-551c.
— , tribe 10-280C.
Bublit?., Ger. 11-808 (Fl).
Bubnell, Derby. 8-71d.
Bubo (bird) : see Eagle-owl.

— (med.) 27-984a.

Bubo ascalaphus : see Egyp-
tian eagle owl.

— letii 16-5-1 Ob.

— nigrescens 8-915d.
Bubon 2-716d.

Bubonic plague : see under

Plague.

Buboninae 20-396d.
Bubuleus : see Bootes.
Bubwith, Yorks. 9-416 (II. F2).
Bubye, riv., Rhod. 25-466

(K3-4).

Buc, Fr. 10-778 (B6).
— , castle, Fr. 16-685d.
Buca, It. 15-4 (E3).
Bucage, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(Ml).
Bucanao, riv., Cu. : see Ba-

conao.
Bucanetes crassirostris : see

Carpodacus crassirostris.
BUCARAMANGA, Colom. 4-

709b; 6-701 (B3).
Bucarest, Rum. : see Bu-
charest.

Bucatunna, Miss. 18-600 (D4).
Buccal gland 17-166c.

— spots 17-947d.
Buccaneer Archipelago, Austr.

2-960 (C3).

BUCCANEERS 4-709b; Mor-
gan 18-833C.
BUCCARI, Hung. 4-711c; 3-4

(D4).
Buccarica, castle. Hung. 4-

711c.

Buccaros 5-741d.
Buccelarei (hist.) 25-539d.
BucceUn (Alaman noble) 19-

241d.

Bucchero ware 5-722c; 9-858C.
Bucchu 13-805d.
Buccich, G. 25 731c.
BUCCINA 4-711c; 13-222c;

13-701a (fig.).
Buccinator muscle 19-53a ;

18-944C.
Buccinidae : see Whelk.

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128

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Instructions given on Pmge I.

BRUN-BUDD

of 4-

TflU. 4*lar-*HUl«*

— , WaJu«. Jth dak* of
>lld;9-56la.

Ilii,-.-!,-,,. •,. i .... 24-'.'.' IfBtj
-Tfcot. 14-412 (Kl 9 ..... I

B«eeo t-»31l,; 0-4Vla.
fcoennMsi (Moooooloao) ! m

Bonon-uharyngwal nwfnbrann

m-.i ..

•Mil 1 1 Rum. 83-826 (Al).
Booella*. Port. 18-T71«; ItV

BUCENTAUR 4-71Sd.
Knphala (Jhelum), India

4-n i
BUCEPHALUS 4-7 ISa.

— . Maiunr of : tet Dlkellt-
aahlar.

— pnl\ mon.hll-i 27-2441. (flg.).
BUCER, MARTIN 4-7131.; 13-

366c: Calrln 8-72d; ciwsli.
7-30M. 1S-253C; ITa>rr
Book M-2«:ia.

Boeeros bloonils: ttt Great
Indian hornblll.

— galeatus, Kutatu*. vigil :
SM Helmet hornbill.

BnoerotM S*V326d.

Bocerotldae ( BuceroUnae) : ate
II. -n, bill.

BUCH. CHRISTIAN LEO
pold von. baron 4-713c;
agate 1-389* : andndte 1-
964e; Canary Islands 5-
17»d, 5-1 73b; Jorassic sub-
division 15-569o; Neptunian
controversy 11-6440.

—.Jean de OraUlr, Captal
of: •raOrallly.

— . L. von 17-»06d.

— . lords of U-49b.
Buclm : tet 1'a.iha.
BUCHAN. EarU of 4-7 1 4«.

— , Alexander Stewart, earl
of 4-7 Ua; S4-438b; Elgin
cathedral 9-267a; Forres
castle 10-672b: Illeiritimatc
descendanU 15-9111..

— , John Comrn. earl of 4-
714a: «-822d; l-52a,

— , John Stewart, earl of 4-
T14a; 24-4 :wi>. See alto
Comyn family.

'—.Alexander 18-268c; 18-
M4e.

— , David 21-943d: 25-7 lOo.

— , ELSPETH4-714b.

— , PETER 4-7 14c,
Iliifhan, dint.. Soot. 24-412

(K'J); l-49d; 21--Jy.il..

— , Viet, 28-3S (E2).
BUCHANAN, CLAUDIUS 4-

714o.

— . D. (cricketer) 7-440c.

— . Diutald 5-637 b.

— . Francis Hamilton 14-2 ina.

— , Franklin 18-836U; 12-906d.

— . GEORGE 4-7 14c: 24-443c;
literary work 8-5 lOc, 9-

!06b.

— , Sir Qeorge 18-59b.

— , J. (manutactunTI 10-486d.

— .JAMES 4-71. in: 27-7 04a;
John Slidrll 2S-241c; Mor-
mons 18-845C.

— , John 1-3 4 2c.

— . J. Y. 5-807d; 19-»80c; 19-
98 Id.

— . Maurice 9-267d.

— , ROBERT WILLIAMS 4-
717a.

— , W. I. 2-461a.

— . Messn J. 25-700a.
Buchanan. Colo. 8-722 (O2).

— . Oa. 11-752 (A2).

— , Ky. 15-740 (F2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (D8).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (E-F2).

— , Scot. 25-928b.

— . Va. 18-118 (C3).

— . castle. Soot. 14-418 (C2).

— , lake. Queens. 1-960 (H4).
—.pass. Colo. 6-722 (El).

— Co.. la. 14-732 (F2).

— Co.. Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— Co.. Va. 18-118 (B-C1).

— deep. AU.O. 2-855d.

— epoch : tee Yarmouth epoch.
- m.-lal 23-71..1,-.

Bnchan. BuUera of, rocks,

Scot. : see Bnllers of Bnchan.
Buchanga *i«ifnni« ; gee Die-

nirus Mriir.|H«
Bnchan Ness, cape. Soot. 24-

4U ...'>: l-l'.i.l.
Bocban's exhaust cowl 27-

lOlOo.

Bochanty. Scot. 24-418 (D2);
; U-263D.

. _>: art collections
•9»4c. tt-K3lb. 11.796b;
OMfafrnce (1772) 87-4A3d;
tO-7o3o; maty
HM j, 17-41Ad. 8-K3U. 83-
837c. M-9»7e; Turkish da-
tea! (177l)S3-l04b.

lliu-l.ail. An.. 3-4

— , Ot-r. (llav.) ll-57o.

— . tk». (HobeuioUsn) 11-

Boehberg. Aus. 4-lf Id.

,s»lti. 88-242 (Fl); 84-

Sllc.

Iluchboden, Aus. 18-142 11121.
Uitfh drr nruit r risen (Her-

•« In) 19-1260.
Buobcgg Berg, ml.. SwlU. K-

lluchplal. d'lst., Beds. 3-621c.
BUCHELEH. FRANZ 4-71-1

11 'i. ibrnr. Oer. 26-242 (11).

Buchonslein beds (geol.) 17-

MM.

Bilrher, K. 8-787a.
—.LOTHAR 4-718d.
MsMrisMSPSI ( Kay wr) 3-91 la.
llucnrrornamtntik drr Hrnaif

miner (llutwli) 4-224b.
Buchcta. Or. 9-l>ll"< .
BUCHEZ, PHILIPPE J. B.

4-719a; 3- ."I.I.
Biichhelm ( pharmaoologbit ) 21-

S4M
BuchholU (BucolU). A. H.

ll-790a.
Buchholx, Franx Kaspar 12-

>„',,-.

— . O. 5-384b.

— , O. A. : roller mill 10-549b.
— , Wilhelmlne : tee Stinde,

Juliu-.
BUCHHOLZ, Oer. (Sax.) 4-

719c; 11-808 (D3).
— , Oer. (Han.) 11-808 (B2).
Biichhom, Oer. ll-217a.

llurllli.U 8-128a.

liuc-likogel, hill, Aun. 12-396b.
Bilchletn (Faglus) 13-169b.
Uwhlrin vom I^rben nach dem

Tode (FecliTit-ri 18-234d.
Buchloe dactyloides : tee

Buffalo grass.
Buehlyvte. Soot, 14-418 (C2);

25-928b.
Buchner, Ediuinl 10-27.V1 ; 19-

921a; 11-3401>.
-,F. K. C. L. 4-719c; 18-

>26a; ll-796a.
Buchner funnel 10-31fld.
Bucholie, castle, Scot. 4-980C.
BUCHON, JEAN ALEX-

andra 4-7 lUd; 5-9S8c,
HuHion. pt., Cal. 5-8 (C4).
Hu.-lis SwlU. (St Gall.) 26-

242 (O2).

— , Swit*. (Zurich) 26-242 (E2).
Buchwhelden, Aus. 5-337a.
Buchstein, mts., Aus. 25-

1058d.

Buchtel. Henry A. 6-723d.
Buchtel. O. 10-26 (K6).
— College. O. (Akron) l-458b.
BUCHU (liuka leaves) 4-720a;

Bushman's use 4-87 Id.
Buchupureo, riv., ChiL 17-

Mift
Buck von der deuixhrn Port-

erev (Boberfeld) 20-1 29d;

11-7890.
Iturh rtm der Tugend und

Weithrit (Alberus) ll-787b.
Buch ron Trove (Wilrzburg)

27-318b.

Buchy, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
Buci, Robert de : tee Robert

de Buci.

— .Simon de 15-4 lid.
Bucina (bucinum) : tee Buo-

cina.

Bucinobante«, tribe l-468b.
BUCK, CARL DARLING 4-

7201..

— , DUDLEY 4-7201,; 19-83a.
— , Sir Georpe 23-222b.
— , H. A. 14-242a.
— , John and Thomas 4-217d.
— , Reml de 4-1 7 8a.
— .Victor de 4-17 8a.
Book, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , H. N.Y. 16-94K
— . lake. Can. 1-500 (B2).
— , lake. Ore*. 2O-242 (C5).

— , mt.. Dal. 5-8 (III).

— , mt.. Pa. : ft Neaoopeok.
-, mt., Vt, 19-490 (A3).

BUCK (diet.) 4-7200.

21-'

..
Bookatanne Creek. Miss. 18-

600 (D4).
Bnckan. Oer. (Magdeburg)

l7-:ioia.
Buck borrow Crag, Cnmb. 8-

H-' 1 1. B4).
BUCK-BEAN (Bog-bean) 4-

720o.

«-:_•".

. I-. : i .
nr.. Itul .14 i
i i
i i
i i
H
l«.M-A8(Elt.

.•.M-aslnC

rlv.. Tex. 80-'
___— -, Hunt*. t-4Ji
IB); l»-943b.

— . \..rk». •-UH (II Cl).

rk». t-412

•I I'll- I1-10.S«.
BUCKEBURO. Uer. 4-7 JOd:

11

BUCKERIOGE. JOHN 4-7JOd.
liiifkrt. rlv.. Moot. 5-40<b.
Bucket and plunger puinp

14-107a.

— ladder dredger S-sasa.
BUCKETSHOP (diet.) 4-720d.
llurkeve. Ala. 1-400 (U2).

Aril. 1-544 (113).
C*l. 5-8 (BlV
la. 14-732 (1)2).
Ind. 14-423 (t)3).
Kan. 15-654 (El).
Kv 15-71" , li.i..
Wanli. H-354 (H2).
lake. O. W-26 (E5).
Buckeye (tree) : fee California

buckeye.

Buckeye City. 0. 10-26 (F4).
Buckeyntown. Md. 17-828

.K.',
Buckfut Abbey. DeT. 2-730c;

8-134d.

BaektMtWKh. l >«•>-. »- C'.i. i v i.
E3); 15-815d; l-730c; geo-
logy 8-132d.

Buckflcld. Me. 17-434 (B4).
Itu.-Umuimn, W.Va. 28-160

(C3).

Buckhart, 111. 14-304 (C4).
Buckliavcn. Scot. 24-418 (E-

F2);10-330d;28-il7c.
BuckhMul. Oa. 11-752 (C2).

— Creek. HT.. Oa. 11-752 ( D3).
Buck-hill, riv.. Can. 22-724

(B2).
BUCKHOLDT, JOHANN 4-

721a:l-904b; 15-869a.
BiK-kliiilin, Scot, 24-41* (F3).
ItMiklinun grits (gcol.) 16-

Buckholts, Tex. 26-690 (K5).
Buckhorn. Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— . falls, N.C. 22-87 Id.

— Creek, rlv., N.J. 19-502
(B2).

Buckhounds, Royal : tee Royal

l.ucklioiinda.

Biickhout, O. E. 14-2l2a.
Uuckhurst. borons of : fee De

La Warr (family) and Dor-

set, earls of.
Buckhurst Hill, Ess. 16-943

6-233a; 9-7H4d.
BUCKIE. Scot, 4-721b; 24-

412 (F2).

— Burn, rlv.. Soot, 4-721b;
3-3 14a.

l!n< kimr (bleachtne) 4-49d.
BUCKINGHAM, Earls, Mar-
quesses and Dukes of 4-7'.' II).

— , Edward Stafford, 3rd duke
of 4-7271.; 25-755d; college
founded S-93a, 9-529a.

— , Gconre Nugent Temple
Gronvtlle, 1st marquees of
4-7'Jld; 26-602a.

— , GEORGE VILLIERS, 1st
duke of 4-722b; 9-536c:
2-7 Ob: Bacon supported
3-14 ib: Horniuz indemnity
13-695a; Laud's friendship
16-2778,

— , GEORGE VILLIERS. 2nd
duke of 4-724d: Butler's
satire 4-S86a; proxy-votes
22-.'.17d.

— , HENRY STAFFORD. 2nd
duke of 4-7 26d; 9-522c;
Sackvllle's noem 8-432d.

— , Richard de Clare, earl of :
tee Pembroke. 2nd earl of.

— , Thomas of Woodstock, carl
of : tee Gloucester, Thomas
of Woodstock, duke of.

—.JAMES SILK 4-727b; Zl-
21c:19-566a.

— , Leicester Silk 4-727C,
-.William A. 6-9S6d; 13-

njo.

BUCKINGHAM, Bucka. 4-
727c; 9-420 (III. F3); 9-
409c; 4-272b; geology 4-

•

.

—, Can. 22-724 (B3).

— , Colo. 6-722 (Fl).

— , Fla. 10-.140 (E5).

— . III. 14-304 (D2).

— , Queens. 2-960 (F4).

— . Va.M-118 (D3).

— , canal. India 14-382 (113-
ll);17-291d:19-352d.

Buckingham and Chandog,

I •„ !,.,.! ,.:..,,Mi:.. 1-1

ol4»7t*a; M-40ta.

BijillUliiiii and Chaados.

.r.i i .rauvUk.. Srd duk*
,,f «-:«»>: S-lMc.

— AND NORMANBY. JOHN
Sh.rn.id. lit duk> -i «-

i; hi* poMry J-101b.
li.u kincbam Co.. Va. M-I1H
(Dl).

— CoUig»,Camb.: ttt Magda
lcn« Collere.

- I'klace. Loud. 16-93H (E2);

16- ••!.'.

BUCKINGHAMSHIHE, EarU

of 4-72»b.
— . Robert Hobart, 4th earl

..f 4-7'."»o:7-648a.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, CO..

to*. 4-72Bd: 9-420 (111
16-1142 (112); lace 16-

43c (fig.); mall holding! 1-

Bm-kii'iit the line 10-6244.

Buck-Jumper (diet.) 4-720c.

liui-k Knob, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

Bucklaml. A. V. 9-68Ka.

— . FRANCIS TREVELYAN
4-731a; 10-431c: 6-770C,

— . Walter 24-H40d.

— . WILLIAM 4-73lb; Agaariz
l-38Ha; cave exploration 5-
575d. 2-34«c; coproUtM 7-
112b; Oxfordian group 19-
4lia.

Buckland. Berks. 9-420 (III.
D3):S-T84b.

— , Conn. 17-.'. 4 4 a.

— , KenttV453d; 28-9 l»c.

— , Mao. 17-8.12 (Bl).

— , East, Dev. : tee East Bock-
land.

— , abbey. Dev. 9-134J.

— . Isl. : tee Anl ( Anl-Jiina).

— , mt,. N.Z. 19-624 (C4).

— In the Moor, Dev. 9-430
(VI. K2):2-730c.

Bucklandite : srr Epidotc.
Bucklandlum dlluvil 5-512d.
Burkland Monachonuu. Dev.
9-430 (VI. D3).

— Newton. Dorset. 9-420 (III.
CA); ecology 8-435a.

— 8t Mary. Som. 9-430 (VI.
F2).

— fororum (Mynchln Buck-
land). Som. 24- 13d.

Buckle. Gcorcre Karle 19-558a.
— . HENRY THOMAS 4-732a;

13-532b; on Adam Smith

25-2.riKc: chess 6-U)3c.
Buckle, mt.. N.S.W. and Viet,

28-38 (E2).
Buckle (ornament) 4-594b;

15-367d.

Buck leather 16-342c.
Buckler. Johann : tee Schinder-

Hanncs.
Buckler (Roman armour) 2-

.-,W.

Buckley, Samuel 26-883a; 27-

121,: 19-.V, M.
— , Sigebert 3-722d.
Buckley. 111. 14-304 (D3).
— , .Mich. 18-372 (E5).
— . Wales 9-428 (V. El); 10-

522b.

— , Wash. 28-354 (H4).
— , mt., N.C. 19-7 7 Ib.
Buckley v. Rice Thomas 10-

81a.

Bucklin, Kan. 15-654 (CZ).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D2).
Bucklow, Ches. 6-91b.
Buckman. Edwin 16-786b.
— , S. S. 20-584a.
Buckman bill (U.S. 1905) 10-

543d.
Buckmaster, pond. Mass. 17-

852 (A4).

Buckminstcr. Joseph 13-39a.
— , Joseph Stevens 13-39a;

10-8b.

Bucknal!. Lines. 9-416(11. O3).
Bucknall S.S. Line 2S-*59b.
Buckncll, Salop 9-428 (V. E3);

Z3-.-.SB (E3).

— University, Pa.(Lcwisbur(f)
16-.'.24o.

BUCKNER. SIMON BOLIVAR

4-732d: 6-503b.
Buckner. Ark. 2-552 (B4).
— . Ky. 15-740 (C2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).
— , Va. 28-118 (K.I).

— Creek, rlv., Kan. 15-654
<B<

Bucknill (colonel) : anchor 1-

9491).
Buck of Cnhrach. mt.. Scot.

24-412 (E2);l-50a.
Buckow Aus. : tee Buach-

tehrad.

— . Oer. 3-7RS (map).
Buck Pond, lake, X.H. 19-490

BUCKRAM 4-7.13a.
Buck Run, riv, O. 20-26
(D4).

U-IM

17-4*4

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129

llurk.kln. Ind. 14-412 (CD).
liiu-kKix.rt, '.: i ii|).

BUCKJTONE, JOHN BALD-

wla4-733«: 19-xkl>.
— . Luc/ Isabella 4-733b.
BucksvilV. Pa. W-106 (MA).
Buck Httamp, riv.. fjt:. 25-

BUCKTHORN4-73Sb:CBOtoet-
calage7-4l7d.

Bucktown. Md. 17-K8 <O4).

Buck-wwron 4-7 JOc,

BUCKWHEAT 4-73V; bread
4-4B71.; cake 5-l53c: Eng-
land (iota cent.) 1-39 Id;
Kuru;« 9-9 1 Sc; food value
7-21«b; r'ranre 10-7»le;
Italy 15-9a; nulllnaUon 22-
26d; I VS. 1-4 1 Ha.

Boooleon. harbour, Constanti-
nople 7-7 b.

— , palace. Constantinople 7-5o.

BucoUcL tribe 6-4821,.

BUCOLICS 4-733d; Alexan-
drian School 1-57 Ic: Ill-.n
>-956b; Daphnls 7-826a;
Mosofaos 18-»9lb; Theo-
critus 28-76U: Vinril 28-
113a. See alto Pastoral
Poetry.

Bucolic war (Egypt) 9-«9b.

Bncorax (Bncorms) : tee
Ground -bornblll.

Bucorvinae 13-706d.

Ducota, \Va«h. 28-3.14 (C3).

Bucov, HUT.,. 23-H2A (C2).

Biu-iiuet, J. If. M.10-751b.

Buoquol. count of : tee
Bouquol.

Bncsecs, mt.. Aus. 17-2 Ita.

Burton, castle. Brit. 18-(K)3b. .

Buctouche, Can. 19-465 (Cl).

— . bay. Can. 19-465a.

Bucurescl : tee Bucharest.

BUCYRUS, O. 4-733d; 20-26
(D-E3).

Booacx. Aus. 3-4 (12); 11-
402b; treaty (1672) 17-
451b, 15-443a.

Bnczy, Kmlle 13-927a.

Bud, Nor. 19-804 (Bl).

Bud (hot.) lO-554a; angio-
sperms 2-10c; leaf-bud 16-
322c (fig.), 15-328a. 25-
876a; morphological rank
18-H67a; propagation 13-
742d. 13-755a, 2-13a.

Buda (Ofen), Hung. : tee Buda-
pest.

— , IIL 14-304 (C2).

— , Tex. 26-690 (I-K5).

Buda (diet.) 11-4 Mb.

Budaeus : tee Bude, Gull-
la ume.

— , J. F. : tee Bnddeus, J. F.

Buda kale : tcr Kale.

Budan, Baba 14-39 Ib.

Budanl. Monten. 18-767 (Al).

Budantsar (myth.) 18-7 12d.

Bndadrs, Hung. 3-4 (F3).

BUDAPEST, Hung. 4-734a;
3-4 (F3); assault on (1602)
26-977a: flre service 10-
413c; hospitals 24-631b;
Jockey club 13-737c; libra-
ries 16-57 Ob; meteorology
13-896a; mineral waters
18-521c; Mongol capture
18-713c; opera bouse 26-
733b: Parliament buildings
2-432b (plan) 2-428 (PL
IX.); Penitentiary Congress
(1905) 22-3681.; Roman
Colony 10-680c; savings
bank 10-218c; siege (1684)
5-934e ; undenrround rail-
way 22-857d; university 27-
758d. 27-770b.

" Budapest " (battleship) 24-
904(1.

Budapest Academy of Sciences :
trr Hungarian Academy of
Sciences.

Budas, Telaga, lake, Java 22-
M id.

BUD A UN (Vodamayuta).Indla
4-737a; 14-376 (HSX

— , dist., India 4-7371..

Budherg. Andrei 7-72Id.

Bndd. James H. 5-20C.

— , Joseph 28-6070.

— , WilUam 18-57b.

Budd. 111. 14-304 <D2).

— . lake, N.J. 19-502 (C2).

Bnddaeus (Budaeu») 6-454a.

Budde. Johannes 26-215a.

— , K. M-122d.

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BUDDEUS, JOHANN FRANZ
4-737b; 8-3S4d.

BUDDHA (Gotama Siddh-
attha) 4-737c; l-453c; 14-
624b; Barlaam and Josa-
phat legend 3-404c; Brah-
manism 4-387a; Ceylon
legend 1-1 82d, 5-7 7 8d, 5-
783c; Gaya legend ll-541c;
Goa relic 22-14Sa; inscrip-
tions 14-621 d; Japanese

' image 15-180 (PI. V. flg. 13);
Java statues 15-2930 ; Jata-
ka story 15-279d; Lumbini
legend 17-1 2 Id; in Magadha
3-654o ; Manikiala stupa
17-578b; Nepal vase 1-
732b; Peshawar relics 14-
397 b; Piprawa relics 21-
636c; stupas and images
14-423d, 14-429d; Udaya-
giri image 7-673b. See also
Daibutsu statues.

Bntltlha Carita4-748a;24-171a.

Buddhadatta 2O-632a.

BUDDHAGHOSA 4-742b; 29-
632b; Parables 10-1 14d.

Buddhavarsha 13-495d.

Buddha vase 1-728 (Plate).

Buddh Gaya (Budh Gaya,
Bodh Gaya), India 14-376
(L7); ll-542a; 13-495d;
stupa rails 14-42Sd.

Buddhi (theosophy) 26-791b.

BUDDHISM 4-742d; art 13-
211a, 15-182a; asceticism
2-718d; Asia2-750c; Asoka's
missions 2-7 64a; caste 4-
748d, 5-467c; Ceylon 5-
780d, 5-783c; China 6-175a,
6-196a; councils 15-653a,
18-20b, 20-631d; decline
16-96C, 15-653b; eschato-
logy 9-761a; festivals 10-
224b; Hellenism 13-240a;
Hinduism 13-507a ; India
14-396C, 14-399a; Jains 15-
128a; Japan 15-168c, 15-
222a. 15-256a; metempsy-
chosis 18-259c; mysticism
19-123d ; pessimism 21-2S3d ;
Suflism 26-31d; Tibet 16-
96c; tree-spirits 27-236d.

Btidnhist Psychology (Mrs C.
Rhys Davids) 4-747d.

Buddhist Shrine Restoration
Society 14-428d.

Buddicom's gas regulator 14-
369a (flg.).

Budding (hort.) 13-756d.

— (zool.) 23-1 17a : alryonarian
corals 2-98d; hydrozoa 14-
172a.

Budd Lake, N.J. 19-502 (C2).

— Land, Antarc. 21-961 (F).
Buddie 20-240d.
Buddleia 13-773c.

— incana : see Queiluar.
Buddo Ness, cape, Scot. 24-

418 (F2).
Buddon Ness, cape, Scot.

24-418 (F2); 5-378b.
Budd-Scott e. Daniell 7-339b.
Budd's, inlet, Wash. 20-97a.
Buddu, prov., Ugan. 27-557

<!«>; 27-561d.
BUDE, GUILLAUME 4-749c;

Erasmus 9-731d; Lascaris

16-232b: Rabelais 22-769C.
BUDE, Corn. 4-750a; 9-430

(VI. C2); meteorology 7-

180b.

— , bay, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C2).
— , riv.. Corn. 4-7 50a.
Budeford, Dev. : see Bideford.
Budejovice, Aus. : see Budweis.
Budenz, Joseph 13-924b; 13-

929a.
Bndes, Jean Baptiste : see

Gnebriant, count of.
Budesheim, Ger. 9-133b.
Budesheimer shales 8-125c. '
Budge, E. A. Wallis 19-705a;

2S-13a.

BUDGELL, EUSTACE 4-750a.
Budgeon, N.S.W. 19-538 (D-

E2).

Budgerigar 17-7 Oc; l-120b.
BUDGET 4-750c; 20-837c;

French 10-793b; Lloyd

George 16-833a; Turkish

27-431b.
Budgett, J. S. 9-328a; 18-

848c; 26-543a.
Budhavara 13-193b.
Budh Gaya, India : see

Buddh Gaya.

Budhlada, India 14-376 (F5).
Budhowal, India 25-87d.
Budh Singh 4-798b.
Budihal, India 14-382 (CIS).
Bndimlye, Turk. 27-426 (A2);

18-771C.

Biidingen, Ger. 11-808 (B3).
BUDINI, people 4-751b.
Budir, Ice. 14-228 (B2).
Budis-sin, Ger. : see Bautzen.
Bndivoj Vitkovec: see Vit-

kovec, Budivoj.

Budjak, steppes, Russ. 3-82 Ib.
Budkhulu, Egy. 9-40 (A2).
Budle, bay, Northumb. 9-412

(I. El).
Budleigh, East, Dev. 9-430

(VI. F2).

— Salterton, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
F2); 8-133c; geology 4-802a,
8-132c.

Bud-mite 8-899b (figs.).
Budny, Simon 21-925h.
Budon, Nis. 19-678 <C3).
Budonga, forest. At. 27-7 82c.
Budorcas taxicoior : see Takin.
Budorus, riv., Gr. 12-440 (E2).

See also Achmet-Aga.
Biidos, mt., Hung. 27-212a.
Budovec, Wenceslas 4-130a;

4-130c.

Budrio, It. 15-4 (C2); 9-337d.
Budrum, Turk.As. (Adenavil.)

2-760 (G4).
— , Turk.As. (Aidin vil.) 2-760

(B4).
— , bay of, Asia M. : see Hali-

carnassus, gull of.
Budrun, Turk. 24-17a.
Budsiu, \Vis. 28-740 (D5).
Budu, hill, Af. 19-678 (AD.
Budua, Monten. 18-767 (A2);

l-486d.

Budupur, Gamer. 5-110 (B2).
Budu-ilu (king of Animon) : see

P(b)udu-ilu.
Buduma, C.Af. 5-787a.
Budvik. Nor. 19-804 (Dl).
BUDWEIS, Aus. 4-751b; 3-4

(D2); cathedral 4-751b.
Budnitz, Mahrisch, Aus. : see

Mahrisch -Budwitz.
Budworm 26-1037d.
Budworth, mere, Ches. 16-139

(C3).
Bue, mt.. It. 15-4 (B2); 2-

161c.
Buea, Camer. 5-110 (A3); 5-

11 Id.
Bufich, riv., FT. 10-778 (G5);

8-692d.

Buedo, riv., Sp. 25-530 (CD.
Buefjord, fjord, Nor. 19-804

(A2).
Bueil, Honore de, marquis de

Racan : see Racan, Honore

de Bueil, marquis de.
Buel, D. U. 14-371d.
— , Jesse l-49flb.
BUELL, DON CARLOS 4-751c ;

15-747c; l-821a.
BueU, Oreg. 20-242 (B2).
Buelliaceae 16-585a.
Buelna, Pedro Nino, count of :

see Peter Nino, count of

Buema.
Buena Esperanza, Ajg. 2-462

(C3).
Buenaguardia, Venez. 27-989

(B3).

Buenapa, mt., Salv. 24-96c.
Buena Park, Cal. 5-8 (Do).
BUENAVENTURA, Colom. 4-

751d; 6-701 (A4).
— , Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Buena Vista, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Vista, Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Vista, Cal. 5-8 (D4).

— Vista, Colo. 6-722 (D3); 6-
722d.

— Vista, Fla. 10-540 (F6).

— Vista, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
Buena vista. 111. 14-304 (Cl).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D6).

— , Mex. 18-318 (H4); 24-92b;

26-866c; 8-694b.
Buena Vista, Miss. 18-600

(D2).

— Vista, Nev. 5-8 (D3).

— Vista, O. 20-26 (D7).

— Vista, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

— Vista, Pa. 21-106 (E7).
Buenavista, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
Buena Vista, Sp. 11-938 (map) ;

ll-938d.

Buenavista, Va. 28-118 (C3).
Buenavista, bay, Cu. 7-595

(Dl).

— , isl., Cu. 7-595 (Al).
Buena Vista, lake, Cal. 5-8b.

— Vista, mt., C.R. 5-678 (E6);
7-220a.

— Vista, pass, Mex. 26-171.-.

— Vista, pt., Sp. 11-938
(map).

— Vista, spring, Colo. 6-721d.

— Vista Co., la. 14-732 (B2).

— Vista Spring, Pa. 21-106
(H6).

Buen Ayre, isl., W.I. 28-544
(D-E4); 28-545d; 7-636a.

Buendia, General 4-1 7 6d.

Bueno, Amador 4-456c.

Bueno, riv., Chil. 2-462 (Bo);
6-1 44b.

BUENOS AIRES, Arg. 4-752d;
2-462 (E3); area and po-
pulation 2-464d; blockade
20-434a; climate 2-643a;
national museum 19-69c;
universitv 27-775d, 2-464b;

wool exports 28-816b; zoo-
logical gardens 28-1019b.
Buenos Aires, lake, Arg. 2-462
(B6); l-961c; 20-901a;
drainage of 6-144c.

— AIRES, prov, Arg. 4-752;
2-462 (D4);18-337a:2-893a;
area and population 2-464d;
insurrections 2-47 la, 2-473c,
2-172;) : slave emancipation

" Buenos Aires " (cruiser) 24-

910d.
Buenos Ayres, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

— Ayres duck : see Labrador
duck.

Buen Retiro, palace, Madrid
5-753d; 5-741C.

Buer, Ger. 13-588 (E3).

Buet, mt., Switz. 26-242 (B4);
1-743C.

Bueu.Va. 28-118 (Bl).

Buey, riv., Cu. 17-626c.

— , Laguna del, Colom. 6-702c.

Bueyeros, N.Mex. 19-530 (G2).

Bufa, hill, Mex. 28-9 49a.

Bufador de Papa Luna, cave,
Sp. 21-98a.

Bufarik, Alg. 1-643 (Bl); 1-
645d.

Buff, Charlotte 12-183b.

— , Heinrich l-680c; 28-768d.

BUFF (leather) 4-754c; 16-
342c; 16-318b.

Buffalo, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— , Ark. 2-552 (Cl).

— , la. 14-732 (G3).

— , 111. 14-304 (C4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (D3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (G3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C3).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (C-D4).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).

BUFFALO, N.Y. 4-754c; 19-
596 (A-B3); drunkenness
26-586c; exhibition : see
International Exhibition,
Buffalo, New Y'ork ; harbour
9-742a; National Convention
(1848) ll-87d; newspapers
19-570b; trotting races 13-
73oc.

— , Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

— , Pa, 21-106 (B5).

— , S.Dak. 25-506 (B2).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L-M4).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

—, Wyo. 28-874 (Fl).

— , canal, Colo. 6-722 (ITS).

— , isl., Bur. 14-382 (P-Q11).

— , lake, Alta., Can. 1-500 (B2).

— , lake, Alta., Can. 1-500 ( Al ).

— , lake, Alta., Can.1-500 (Bl).

— , lake, Mack., Can. 5-160
(F3).

— , lake, Sask., Can. 24-225
(A2).

— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (D5).

— , pass, Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

— , riv., Cape Col. 25-466 (07);
25-466 (I9);5-228c.

— , riv., Minn. 18-550 (A4).

— , riv., Natal 25-466 (K7);
27-364d.

— , riv., Tenn. 26-620 (D2).

— , riv., Viet. 28-38 (D2).

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (B4).

BUFFALO 4-756c; 9-27c; 9-
915a; 24-647c; characters
and distribution 2O-399a;
domesticated 15-10b; fossil
remains 2-79c, 20-399a;
milk 7-738a; reverence
shown to 2-51c. See also
American Bison and Anoa.

Buffalo Bayou, riv., Miss. 18-
600 (A4).

— Bayou, riv., Tex. 13-828d.
Buffalo Bill : see Cody,

William Frederick.
Buffalo Butte, mt., N.Mex. 19-
520 (El).

— Center, la. 14-732 (Dl).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (E-F4).

— Co., S.Dak. 25-50R (F3).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— Creek, Colo. 6-722 (E2).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (F2).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (E7)

— Creek, riv., Kan. 15-654
(Dl).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(E-F2).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(A-B3).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(B3).

— Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-
520 (F3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(B3).

— Creek.riv., Okla. 20-58 (G3).

— Creek.riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (D6).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(F2).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(HI).

Buffalo-fish 14-304d, 18-600b.
buffalo Fork, riv., Ark. 2-552
(C2).

— Fork, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(B2).

— Gap, S.Dak. 25-506 (B4).

— Gap, Tex. 26-690 (H3).
Buffalo grass 12-376b; 12-

373a.
Buffalo Hart, III. 14-304 (C4).

— Head , mts., Can. 1-500 ( A 1 ).

— Junction, Va. 28-118 (D4).

— Lake, Minn. 18-550 (C6).
Buffalolick, Ark, 2-552 (E2).
Buffalo lithia springs, Va.

28-118 (D4).

— Meadows, Nev. 5-8 (Dl).

— Mills, Pa. 21-106 (EH).

— Prairie, 111. 14-304 (B2).

— Ridge, Va. 28-118 (B4).
Buffalora, It. 14-9 16d.

— , mt., Switz. 26-242 (13).
— , pass, Switz. l-744d.
Buffalo Run, Pa. 21-1 06 (G4).
• — Springs, Colo. 6-722 (D2).

— Springs, N.Dak. 19-780
(A3).

Buffalotta, It. 15-4 (Fl).
Buffaloville, Ind. 14-442 (D8).
Buffavento, Cyprus 7-7 OOa.
— . mt., Cyprus 7-696 map; 7-

696b.
Buff-backed heron 13-387c;

9-24d.

Buff Bay, Jam. 15-133 (map).
Buff -coat 4-754c.
Buffel-headed duck 12-209b.
Buffels, riv., Cape Col. : see

Groote, tributary of Gouritz.
Buffclus : see Buffalo.
Buffer 20-220d.

— zone 21-1 Ic.

BUFFET, LOUIS JOSEPH 4-
757a;20-90a; 10-875d; ad-
ministration 10-895a.

BUFFET (furniture) 4-757b;
8-5 7 7 d.

Buffham, F. H. l-590d.

BUFF1ER, CLAUDE 4-757c:
l-287b.

Bufflngton, Adelbert R. 7-
520d.

Buflington-Crozier gun-car-
riage 20-227b; 7-520d.

Buffington's Island : battle
(1863) 20-30d.

BUFFON, C. L. L., comte de
4-757d; criticism ll-140d;
embryological views 10-30c;
evolution 10-32a, 10-26d ;
influence on geology 11-
642a; on specific longevity
16-976c; on style 25-105a;
ornithology 20-302a.

— , countess of 20-285b.

Buffon's skua : see Long-
tailed skua.

Buffs (East Kent regiment)
4-754c; 2-612c; 17-720C.

Ruffum 16-7 35a.

Bufo 26-1035c; 3-527c; 3-
524a.

— calamita 9-316c. See also
Natterjack.

Bufonidae : see Toad.

Buford, John l-823a; ll-911d;
l-844b.

Buford, Colo. 6-722 (C2).

— , Ga. 11-752(01).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Al).

Bufo vulgaris : see Toad,
common.

Bufta, Rum. 23-826 (B-C2).

BUG (Southern Bug), riv.,
Russ. 4-758c; 23-872 (D6);
23-874(1. C3); 23-648 (F2);
9-909C.

BUG (Western Don), riv.,
Russ. 4-758c; 3-4 (I. 1); 21-
929 (02); 23-872 (B5); 21-
930a; 9-909d.

BUG (insect) 4-758c; 13-260c;
13-419b; development 13-
4246, 13-426d; geological
age 13-260c ; habits 13-259c ;
prpthorax 13-419d; system-
atic position 13-431b.

— (spectre) 4-118d.

Buga, Colom. 6-701 (A4); 6-

706d.

Bugaia, isl., E.Af. 28-45d.
Bugaitae : see Blemmyes.
Bugala, isl., E.Af. 28-45d.
Buganda, prov., Ugan. 27-557

(B3-2). See also Uganda.
Bugarun, cape, Alg. 1-643

(Cl).

Bugas6n, P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
Bugat, Paul 13-929b.
Bugaz, riv., Asia 24-G16d.
Bugbane 6-368c.
Bugbee, Tex. 26-690 (C2).
Bugeat, FT. 10-778 (E5).
BUGEAUD DE LA PICON-

nerie, Thomas Robert, duke

of Isly 4-758d; 10-865d;

12-708d; Algerian campaign

27-298C.
BugeU cape, Java 15-284 (D2).

BUGENHAGEN, JOHANN 4-

75»b; 12-S73b.
Bugey, dist., Fr. 10-776 (F4-3);

3-699c; 10-8341) ; 4-822o;

united with Bressc 4-499d.
Bug-tish : see Menhaden.
Bugge, abbess of Minster : see

Eadburga.

— , SOPHUS 4-759c; 19-818b.
Buggeru, Sard. 15-81a.
Buggiale l-902c.
BUGGY 4-759d.
Bughar, Turkest. 6-168 (C2).
Bugianus, Basilius 27-300b.
Buginese (language) : see Bugis,

— (race) 24-67 b; 26-7 5a.
Bugio, isl., Atl.0. 17-281 (map).
BUG1S (race) 4-759d; 17-

477b; language 8-198c, 17-

467b.
Buglawton, Ches. 9-416 (II.

C3); 6-91a.
BUGLE (musical instrument)

4-700a; 4-182c; 27-327b;

keyed 20-127d (flg.).

— (bot.)4-760b; 10-555a.

— (costume) 4-760b.
Buglioni, Benedetto 7-969c.
— , Santi 7-969c.

Bugloss 4-242h. See oteo Alka-
net.

Bugnin, Jacques do 26-264d.

Bugojno, Aus. 3-4 (E4); 27-
217a.

Bugoma, C.Af. 27-7820.

Bugonesfjeld, mt., Nor. 19-
800 (Gl).

Bugors (diet.) S-453a.

Bugsuk, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (A6).

BiiRti, dist., Bal. 17-753c.

BUGTI, tribe, Bal. 4-761d; 3-
294b; rebellion 3-296c; sta-
tistics 3-291c.

— Hills, Bal. 3-293c.
Bugula 22-42c; 22-44d.
Buguhna, Russ. 23-872 (H5);

24-108c.

Bugu-magnai, Tib. 6-168 (E3).

Bugun, riv., Turkest. 27-420
(D3).

Buguni, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (D4).

Buguri, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-204
(E4).

Buguruslan,Russ.23-872(H5);
24-1 08c.

Bu-habibi 27-395d.

Buhain-gol, riv., Tib. 6-168
(F2).

Buha-magnai, Tib. 6-168 (E3).

— , mt., Tib. 6-168 (E3).

Bu Hamara : see Jelali Zar-
houi.

Buhar, mt., Pers. 9-164c.

Buhen,Egy.28-228d; 26-9 (Cl).

Buhl, Ida. 14-276 (114).

— , Minn. 18-550 (E3).

BUHLE, JOHANN GOTTLIEB
4-761d.

Buhlor's Plains convention 10-
545a.

Buhl work. See under Boulle,
A. C.

Biihnenverein 11-7 82d.

Biihren, Ernst Johann, duke
of Courland : see Biren,
Ernest Johann.

Buhrstone 22-716a; 10-549a;
ll-670b; Upper Greensand
ll-534b; Eocene of Ala-
bama 9-663b.

BUHTURI (poet) 4-762a; 2-
272c; 12-870d.

Bu Huad, mt., Mor. 18-851
(Fl).

Buhush, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).

Bui, Russ. 23-872 (F4); 15-
919a.

— , mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2); 2-
486c.

Buidhe Mhor, mt., Scot. 14-
720b; 19-155b.

Buies, Arthur 5-1 68a.

Bull, Bernardo (Benedictine)
6-743c.

Builder, The 12-931c.

" Builders of Cities " (sculp-
ture) 27-S87a.

BUILDERS' RITES 4-762a.

BUILDING 4-762b; 9-439a;
arbitration 2-324d; brick-
work 4-521b; concrete 6-
836c; earthquake-proof 8-
824b; Egyptian tools 9-
69c; foundations 10-738d;
London 13-817b; specifica-
tion 25-617a; st-eel concrete
6-837d; timber 26-981b;
trade disputes 25-1025b, 25-
1030c; trade unions 27-1 46c.

— (game) 5-448d.

— SOCIETIES 4-766c; 13-
818c; 24-245c; deposits 22-
188b; United States 4-768d.

— Societies Act (1874) 7-
901d.

— Trade Employers, National
Federation of 27-144b.

Buildwas, Salop 9-420 (III.
Bl); 24-1021b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

130

To make full use of this Index It It essential to read the
Instructions given on Pmge I.

BUDD-BULO

AIM 1-7454.
2J--:.' ......

BuuM. u.l.. Scot.: tee llhuaird.
limtvti... 1'u-rrr 1-ourvnl : *M

Bailor, Uunuont de.
Bulr n,,r. i

10 10
Bul» lc».Uaronnk». FT. 10-778

Ilu-liiuUI. Ate.: ttt Cast*-

h .
BU1SSON. FERDINAND 4-

77ol>.

— . M. F. II. l-937a.
BUITENZORG. Mill. Arch. 4-
-

agricultural M-li.-.l 17-468*;

3SS85.;.

-

Buivula. riv.. ROM. 23-871

(F6-7): 28-816b.
Bula. Asia M. 2S-181b: 26-

Bu a (people) : net Beia.
Bualance. Sp. 28-630 (04);

7-Ute.

BuJanw, tribe 21-87SD. _
Bu uraloi. Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Bur. Au*. 3- Ml' I).
Bu eaud (French author) 3-

. id

Bn Jebiha, Fr.W.At 11-204

BuJema. riv.. Ate. 4-191*.
<C2>.

Bujeyah. Ate.: tee Bougie.
BUJNURD. Tors. 4-770.1; 21-

1" n'l): 4-770d.
Kul4k.Russ.As. 27-120 (G2).
But. Turk. 27-410 (1 )'-•).
Buka. Ul.. X.O. l»-487 (Ql);

20-136 (18); 25-364c; 19-

,

Buka 'a. Syr. 20-0"-' (Dl); 16-
MTai 26-.; ..... .

Bukacaowce. Ana. 3-4 (II).
Buka leave* : tee Buchu.
Buka* Grande. UL. P.Is. 21-

m (W).

Bake 15-263a.

Bukedi. dirt.. Ugan. 27-517

Bukeia. riv.. Pal. 20-602 (C-

D4).

BukepbaU : tee Bucenhalia.
BokerebeJaUAI.: •wUtaMW*.
Bukeyevskaya horde lS-828d.
Bukha. lake. Tib. 6-1 (is (F2).
Bukhara. C.Arfa : tee Bokhara.
BUKHAR1 (Arabian writer)

4-770d; 2B-305a; 27-420a.
Bukhtarma. UIUW.AK. 27-420

(F2>: 24-61«c; l-758c.

— , riv.. RIWB.AS. l-7S8c.

— , raL. RUM.AS. 25-1 Id.
Buki. Bur. 14-376 (1>8).
Buklt Rate, mU. Bor. 4-257

— Raja, plateau. Bor. 4-256C.

— Terata, nit., Bor. 4-257
(B2): 4-256c.

— Tinggi, Sum.: tee Fort de

Bilkk. nit*.. Hung. 3-4 (G2);

3-4 (113): 5-383C.
Bukken, fjord. Nor. 19-804

(A3); 10-800*.
— . UL. Nor. 10-804 (A3).
Bukkur. fort. India 25-143c.
Bukoha. Ger.K.Af. 11-771

(Bl): ll-773b;9-340d.
Bu - Kornain, nit., N.Af. 5-

IJT...

Buki.va. Turk. 18-69!a.
Bukovak. Vluli.. 2O-.,18a.
Bukovatz, Mouten. 18 - 767

Bukovlk rianina, tuts.. Serr.
24-'

BUKOVINA. Aus. 4-771a; 3-4
(13): 3-38b; Austrian an-
nexation 23-836d; geof
27-259C. 2-97 Id; songs
•jr.. i.

Biiknvitzna, riv., Monte. 18-
767 (BI-2).

Bukowka sandstone 20-237a.

Buku Dungu. Ang. O-913 (A 44.

Bukuru. Nig. 10-478 (D3);
3-5364.

Bukvar 4-786a.

Bui. lake. Tib. 0-168 (D3k

Bula, PJa. 21-392 (D4).

Bula. Va. 20- MM !>•«>.

— . W., Key. : M llulak. O»-
•Ira.

••»& riv . r i. 4-IIN4.
BULACAN. r I- 4-77 Ib; 21-
Jt»l •

— .prov.. I • 1. 21-391 (Kl and
<a>: ti-SUJb.

BMach. HolU. 10-141 (VI);

20-1"

HuUir. Turk. 27-443e.
Bulalll. IVt>. 24- 1 ii-.' la.
Bulak. Cairo 4-954 (Bl); 4-

— v K*r- 1-40 (Bl); H-77U.

— Oe»lra. Ul.. Kcr. 4404

4-U...I.I; O-ioa.
Bulala. At. : ~, Kaoka.
llulala i.l.iii.-li I 11-1 .ib.

— . trlb* 3--'»l.-: 4 -'.'»««.
Bulalakao. I1. 1.. 21-391 <C4k

— . Ul.. I'.i.. 21-3112 (Ok
Bulalama, dtot,, Hhod. 25-

466(11-13).

Bulam. tribe l-319d; 22-168c.
Bulama. M.. Fr.W.Af. 11-104

(A4>; 2-329a; 22-168d; In-

habitant. 22-1 OHO; .ituatlon

22-1
BULANDSHAHR. India 4-

77 Ic; 14-376 (U-115) ; 14-

4 ...M.

— , dtet., India 4-7710.
Bulanlk. Ann. 9-SDia.
Bulawa 21-914b.
BULAWAYO, Uhod. 4-771.1;

25- 1 lit! .Mi. 23-Jlill (U-C4).

— , dUt., HhiMl. 25-1)16 (12).
Bulb 2S-S7:<a ; anatomy 23-

l.tlc.

Unllwir paralyKl* 2O-764b.
Bulbtvk, barony of : trt Dole*

beck, barony of.
Bull.il 2S-S7!ia; 13-742o; 13-

;.. ..i.
Hulbin. int.. Ire. 14-744 (C2);

25-24 Id.
IJiilliliin. nit-.. Mor. 18-851

iK'.'i.

Bulblct : tee Bulbil.
Bulbocndluin 13-769a-
Bulb of percuaUon 2-344d;

human 2-344d.
Bulborne, riv., Herts. 13-

398c; 3-7 82a.

Bulbs of the vmtlbule 23-1 33a.
Biilliul 19-«S.V; distribution

3-9731.. 3-975d,
Bulbus, Gain* Xorbanus : tee

NorbanuH. Gains.
Bulliu* arterloiiu* 13-131d;

13-130d.

Buk-olrt.1, X.S.W. 19-538 (Cl>
BULDANA. India 4-772a; 14-

3>j mill.

— . dW.. India 14-382 (G9):
4-77-Ja: 5-6«lc.

Iluldir, Isl., Al.sk. 1-472 (H5).
BULDUR. Asia M. 4-772b; 2-
760 (D4).

— Geul, lake. Turk.Aa. 2-760
(D4); 2-758b.

Buldiirtv. riv.. KHAS.AS. 23-

872 (H6-5); 27-420 (A2).
Bule l-330b.
Buk-banl. Fr.W.Af. 11-104

..

Buleda. riv., Bal. : »ee Bollda.
Bulelcng. Mal.Arch. 17-466

(D4); 3-256b.
Buleon. Abbe 6-621 a.
Uultltiiger, Georg Bemhard :

trr Bllllnger.
BULFINCH, CHARLES 4-

772b;13-32d.

— . St.'pli.'ii liiwnleaf 4-772O.
Bulfiinl. \Vilt-. 9-420 (III. D4).

— Camp.Wllts. 9-420 (III. D4).
Buteanak: battle (1854) 5-571

(PI. II.).
ButeandramlDe, N.S.W. 19-

.-,:t- ,l..i..
Butear, Run.: tee Bolgarl.

— , nit.. Turk.As. 2-760 (F4);
2-757b.

BuUnuvlli. Marianna : tet Ro-
nianina. M. Ilukrun-lli. la.

Biitearmi. Eufrene 12-525b.

BULGARIA 4-772r; 4-773
(map); army 2-62 4c, 23-
332a: art 2O-.')lSa; civil list
0-4 12c: coinage 19-903a.
19-9091): cnniuiunlcatlnns
0-917d: const itut ion 4-777d,
20-980b: Hnann- 4-77Ba;
flre-walkintrtO-420h; tlaulO-
461d: forest* lO-647c; Keo-
IOKT 4-773d. 21--l7d:ii(<iuin
cultivation 20-1 32r; onli-rs
of knighthood 15-X63a: sdlk
prodnrtlon 25-1011.; Turk-
bh trade 27-430b: nine pro-
duction 28-7 17 b. 28-7-'-. i.

— : Jjnuntnof 4-784.1: 25-
227d; 25-->3.->a: alphabet
2S-232a; dlctionarhw 8-
198a: literature 4-78.V;
M.nredonlan dialect* 17-

im.

• ULX1AHIA

i 77nu:*-«iuil:di»

rfurv 4-7 79r; 9-916; 9-
91 n (man*): Ik-rllii tmty
3-790bTBa>oailUMii 4- 1 1 9a ;
tiivo arbltraUoti 2 •

Irtantlne rrl»n..i.. <7tli
Oth rent.) 23-.M l<l; Obrif
lai.lt > Introduce 25- .Mia:
hmrm It.iinrlian union
MM7d; klmrdotn r-tal.-
•bed 0-9510. S7-404O ;
Uacedonlao quwtlon 17-
H9b. 17-11 la foil.: R

. - .

TurkUh war (1877) 23-93 la
Berrlan convention (1906)
24-695a: Servian «..:

-

policy 2S-768c; TurkUh rule
27-4434 foil. See alto Bul-
garian atrocities.

Bulgarian atrociUe* 9-9141.;
4-7Sld; 27-Hilc; Gladstone
on9-575d.

— Mnrava, riv., Balkan I'eulu.
24-686 (C-D3): 24-BH7a.

Butearin. Thaddeui 23-9 18a.

Butearlnn* 4-7 864.

Butear Maden, Turk.As. 2-760

(F4); Hlttlte inscription 13-

S35b. 13-536b.

BULGARUS 4-7S6d; 23-576C.
Uute<-r. Ark. 2-552 (A3).

— TPa. 21-108 (Hi).
Ituleer iiti.lf club) 12-223O.
Buteharu. riv.. Pen. 21-188

(A~l); 23-874 (II. F4).
Bulicle, Ul., Scot. 24-412 (Cl).
Butenevillc, FT. 10-778 (G3);

17-10d.
Buteun, riv, Ruae.As. 27-420

<!!:!).
BulKurli. Turk. As. 2-780 (F4);

27-440a.
Bulhar. Somlnd. 25-379 (D2);

25-38 Ib.
Bull, bay, Mal.Arch. : tee

Blcholi.

BuUbani, W.Af. 4-200d.
Bullluyan. cape, P.Is. 21-398

(A6).

Buliinba, Qiieena. 4-5741..
Buliniiniia 6-171a; 11-526O.
lliiliinuli.lue 11-526C.
llnliinnlii- ll-526c.
BuUnius 9-ltit.; nutrition of

embryo 10-227d; gph-e 25-

184a: syatematic position

ll-526b.

Bulio. Professor F. 2S-592a.
Bull*. Gr. 12-440 (D2).
Uulkeloh (sultan) 4-68 Id.
Bulkcley, Henry 12-t-41b.

— . Morgan G. 6-957d.

— . Peter 0-332d.
Bulk-freiKhter 12-400d.
Bulkhead 24-9Cod; 24-978a

(Bit.).
Bulkington, Warwick. 9-420

(III. E2);28-342c,
Bulkley. hill. Conn. 6-952 (F3).

— , riv.. Can. 4-599d.
Bulkworthy, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

D2).
Bull. Anders 26-538C.

— , Edward 28-41 6c.

— , GEORGE 4-7 *7a: 14-1 82b.

— , JOHN 4-7 S7o; 19-266C.

— . OLE BORNEMANN 4-
787c; 18-546b.

— , Seymour Clarke 9-118c,

— , Stephen 17-93 Ib.

— . •\vmiaiii<enKimi'r)2S-821d.

— . William (soldier) 24-2 40a,
Bull, fort, N.Y. 23-6S4d.

— . hill. Conn. : see Chestnut,
int.

— , hill. Lane*. 16-139 (D2).

— , lake, Scot. 24-418 (A3);
4-878C.

— , mU.. Mont. 14-276 (E2).

— . pt.. Dev. 9-430 (VI. Dl).

— (North), sandbank. Ire.
14-744 <E5).

— (South), sandbank. Ire. 14-
744 (E5).

— (The), rook. Ire. 14-744 (A5).
BULL (diet. )4-787d.

— (animal) 5-540 (ties.).

— (commerce) 4-787d; 17-

— (Golden) : tee Golden Bull.

— (in legend) : Gllgameoh epic
12-1 9b; Minotaur legend 18-
8S5o; of PhalarU 21-34Aa;
Mithras cult 18-6231.: Greek
cults 8-287d, 22-17"!.;
r Nter legends 5-«2«b, 7-
608b: zodiac 26-60R.I. Krr
alto Taurus. For Egyptian
legends tee Apis.

Hull llnn>Mob)4-7lte.

— (papal) 7-«4»d. 0-WU;
24M9.V; 24- .-.lid ; audlUir
atjB*rac 2-"V7.l

H.iiu. John 13-n»«.
llulU. N..-.VV. 10-51IMK4).
liulla (iii-lliur) ll-iUb; 11-
ilOc (Ite.).

— (uecklao>)7-lS5a.
•(seal) 24>541d; 12-207c.
14-<35a; 0-30S b.

Bull account l-TJ3a.

liulbui- 23-7134.

BulU Creek, riv., Queens. 20-

I2la.

Hullo ethmoldalU 2O-7Ha.
llulUh IL-UI.. s - \\ . 10-538

.i): alum 2-953O.
Bullan «ione 10-54hb.

— stonea. Ire. 14-7594.
Illlllanl. Jran 2-414C.
BiilUque. riv.. rip. 12-646b.
Ilullard. Tex.. B4-690 (MS).
llullards. OroK. 10-141 (A4).
BullaraOo. lake. Nor. 10-804

.

— , lake. Rwed. 2O-190 (Al).
Hiilluria : ttr Register, papal.
Bull Arm. bay. Nfd. 10-479

-l

Biillarnra. N.S.W. 10-538 (K2).
HuMinum 5-199C.
BuUas. Hp. 25-530 (E3); 10-

33a.

Bulla tymnanl 25-184c.
Bull-ba'itliiK 3-.'.7.'.a.
Bull Bay. Wales 0-418 (V.

Cl); l-859b.
Bull beef linin.) 1O-5T8O.

— boat l-814d; 1O-615O.
Bull Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422

(G3).

— Creek, HY., Mo. 10-608
(C5).

— Creek, riv., Nev. 8-8 (F2).

— Creek, riv.. S.Dak. (Brule
Co.) 25-506 (Fli.

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. (Hard-
Ing Co.) 25-506 (B2).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. (Lyman
Co.) 25-506 (E4).

— Creek, riv., 8. Dak. (Todd
Co.) 25-506 (E4).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
<H2>.

Bulldog 8-376c; 8-374 (Plate).
Bulldozer (engin.) 27-39c.
Bulle ( Boll). BwttkM-i4S(OI):

11-2 13a.

Bulleid. A. 7-378b.
Bullein. William : tee Bulleyn,

William.
Bullen. Anne : tee Boleyn (Bul-

len). Anne.

— . F. T. 7-675b.
Bull engine 25-838O.
Buller. C. F. 7-440c; 22-782d.

— , CHARLES 4-7 88b;5-350b;
6-664d.

— . SIR REDVERS H. 4-
7SSr; 27-204b; Spion Kop
25-(i'J-'a; Sudan campaign
0-ltld.

— , Sir W. L. 20-309b; Jdwi
15-S43a: parson bird 13-
656b; zosterops 28-1044C.

Buller, co., X.Z. 19-624 (FT
and D4J.

— , mt., Viet. 28-38 (D2).

— . riv., N.Z. 19-624 (C4>; 19-
62 5a.

Bullers of Buchan. rocks, Scot.

24-412 (G2); 21-299b.
Buller's shield 10-99c.
Bulles. Fr. 1O-778 (F3).
BULLET 4-789b; l-873c; dum-

dum 8-fiOld; rifle 23-326b.
Bulletin Attronotimiut 28-

1015d.

Bulletin critique 8-630a.
liullftin det teaneet de I'attem-

bier nationalr 19-574b.
Bulletin officirl det apportion*

25-933d.
Bulletin unirtrsel det tciatctt

10-451a.
Bullet tree 12-744C.

— n-ood 3-208c; 4-6154.
Bulleyn. William 3-393b.
BULL-FIGHTING 4-789b: In

honour of Poneidon 22-170b;

.lulins Caesar ll-445d.
BULLFINCH 4-790c: affinity

with pinegm-l >caks 10-3524;

Azores 3-975C.
Bull Frog. Nev. 5-8 (E3).
Bull-frog 11-2404: 2O-354b.
nullirill, Ciimh. 9-412 (I. B3).
Bull-head ( Amiurus) : tee Cat-

Eh,

— lOottm) 2-29d; 18-466a.
Bull-headed rail 22-82Uh; 22-

B38b,
Bull-head chnrk : tee Port

Jackson shark.
BULLI. N.S.W. 4-7904; 1»-

5S8 (G5).
Bullia 11-517B.
Bullidae ll-.V.'lc.

BOhrC>»k.rtv..K.Da*. ».

T*»(AJ).
HulUnall-»lle.

(tut. U-000 (I.

Qtrnm 11-9004; lirlvxlo

QMlM(nas U-lMa.
Bulunula 11-Afle.
H.ilU'm. l-taod. 4. 10-sMa.
O-MFIk

. I -a 21-106 <C3).

\4k
BULLION 4-79U; 2-114;

mlnu. supply lo Is

I(irar4o 23
Bulli<mvlUe. Utah 27-114 IA-

Hulutl. Ttumias 17-64h.
liulUtt Bajou. l.a. 17- '.I (Ctk

1»-740(C3).

BulUrant It Co. 23-7 17a.
Bull Ml. Ala. 1-440 (Alk
Billl.fHMd ctrti 20-76.VI..
llull<« I. i .... Ua, 11-761 (E3);

11-7514.

Bull.«-k. C-hrUtoptMT 4-79 Ib.
— , James I)untroo4v t3-7U7b.
— . Itufu*. B. 11-75)4.
— , WILLIAM (actor) 4-791b.
— , William (patuologUt) 21-

— . William A. (printer) 22-

I . ;.
Bullock. Ala. 1-460 (C4k

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 .

— Creek. M . 25-500 (Cl).

— Creek. riv...*.C. 20-500 (Clk

— Harbour. Oilna 0-16-

— Harbour. Ire. 14-744 (F6).
Bullocks Creek, riv.. Mich. 10-

371 (F6).
Bullock's heart: tee Costard

Buaifock:« oriole 27-634a.
Bull of Poniatorakl : tee Taurus

PoniatovsklL
Bullom, dist.. 8.L. 11-204 (B5);

25-;>4c; language 8-199c.
Bullou.orpba ll-507a; 11-

517c.
Bulloo Creek, riv.. Queens. 2-

960 (G5k

Builot. Maximillen 13-156b.
Bull pine : tee Western yellow-

pine.

BULLROARER 4-791b.
Bull Hun, Va. 28-118 (El).

— Run. lake, Oreg. 22- 12 la,

— Run. riv., Oreg. 22-llla.
BULL RUN, riv.. Va. : battles

4-791c: 20-118 (Elk
Bull-running 3-575c.
Bulls. N.Z. 10-614 (E4).
Bull*, bay. Nfd. 19-479 (D3k
— , bay. S.C. 25-500 (E4k
— , UL, S.C. 26-500 (B4).
— , UL. S.C. 26-500 ( E4 1.
— , Sanctuary of.Delos 7-972a.
Bull's dredger O-568a.

— eye (lamp) 26-714.

— eye (mirror) 18-576a.

— eye (in shooting) 28-419b.

— eye (window) 4-788a.
BnDsgap. Tenn. 20-610 (fi-
ll'.

Bull* Mouth. Ire. 14-744 (113).
Bull Snake. hilL Colo. 0-721

<O3).

Bull-terrier 8-379b (Plate).
Bull-thorn acacia 1-964; 10-

381c (tlB.).

Bull trout 2-27a: 27-312b.
Bully, E. A. Roger de: tee

Beauvoir. Roger de.
BULLY (diet.) 4-793a.
Bully Cashtel : tee Oastletown.

— CTeek. riv., Oreg. 2O-24*
(H3).

Bully off (hockey) 13-555b.
" Bully Rock " (race horw) 13-

734c.

Bnlmer, Sir D. 19-154a.
llulnes. Manuel 0-1544.
Bumea, Oiil. 19-845a.
Buloke, lake, Viet. 28-38

(B2).

Bulongwa.Ger.E.Af. 10-8I6b.
BULOW. BERNHARD E. von

4-79.1a: 3-7904.
— , BERNHARD HEINRICH

K. M., I>rince von 4-793b;

ll-802d; Polish legislation

11-8764.
— , Coatma : tee Wagner.

Cosima.
— , DIETRICH H., Frelberr

von 4-794e.

— . Krie4rich G. Ton 10-957b.
— . FRIEDRICH W.. Freiherr

von 4-795a; Waterloo cam-
I : : 28-

.
— , HANS GUIDO VON 4-

795b; 22-813h.
— , Heinricb Ton 4-793b; 11-

-,-. .1.

— . Otto Ton 4-7930.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Pafe I.

131

BULO-BURL

Bulow, von (Danish general)

8-6 89b.

Buloz, Francois ll-150d.
Bulphan, Ess. 16-942 (F2).
BULRUSH 4-795d; 7-693a;

industrial uses 23-857C. See

also Papyrus.
Bulsar, India 14-382 (E9); 26-

117b.
Bui Shillei, riv., Somlnd. 25-

379 (C6).

Bnl-tso, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E3>.
Bulstone hundred : see Abdick

and Bulstone.
BULSTRODE, SIR RICHARD

4-795d-

— , Whitelocke 4-796a.
Bulstrode, park, Bucks. 16-

942 (B2).

Bultei. It. 15-4 (B4).
Bult Fontein, S.Af. 25-466

(G-H7).
Bultfontein (diamond mine),

Capo Col. 12-607b; 8-161a;

15-7 99b.

Bulthana, India : see Buldana.
Bulti 10-219c.
Bulton, isls., Pac.O. : see

Utirik.
Buluan. lake, P.Is. 21-392 (E7 ) ;

21-393a.

Buluk-bashi l-484d.
Bulukkin (Abul Futuh Yusuf)

10-204a; l-655b.
Bululu, Ugan. 27-559C.
Bulun, Russ.As. 25-10 (HI).
Bulungan, Bor. 4-257 (C2); 4-

256d.

— , div., Bor. 4-257 (C2).
— , riv., Bor. : see Kayan.
Bulnngin-nor, lake, Tib. 6-168

(E2).
Bulunsunyu-tau, mt., Turkest.

6-168 (B2).
Bulun-tokhoi, Turkest. 27-420

(G3).
Bulunzir-gol, riv., Turkest. 6-

168 (Fl); 12-167a.
Bulus, Tanjong, cape, Mai.

Penin. 17-473 (C6); 17-

47 Ic.

Bulusan, mt., P.Is. 21-393a.
Bulvarnaya, Kiev 15-7 89d.
BULWARK (diet.) 4-796a;

fortification 10-684C.
" Bulwark " (warship) 24-

896d.
Bulwarks, The, camp, Wales

12-7 5c.
Bulwell. Notts. 9-416 (II. K3);

19-826c.
Bulwer, Sir Henry : see Dalling

and Bulwer, baron.
— , Sir Henry (governor ol

Natal) 19-261b.
^-, John7-887d.
— , William Earle, General 7-

770a.

— Lytton, Exiward Lytton :
see Lytton, 1st baron.

Bulygin (Russian statesman)

23-909d.
Bum, riv., S.L. : see Great

Bum.

— , lake, Tib. 26-916 (Dl).
Bu-Magla l-652a.
Bumalo (Harpodon) 2-747d.
B«-Maza 1-e.i Id.
Bumha, Bel.Cong. 6-923 (C2).
— , riv., Camer. 5-110 (B4).
Bum-bailifl3-218b.
Bumbesci, Rum. 23-826 (A2).
Bumbide, isl., Gcr.E.Af. 11-

771 (Bl).
Bumble Bee, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— bee : see Humble bee.
BUMBOAT 4-796a,
Bumbonia, S.L. 11-204 (C5).
Bumborah, pt., N.S.W. 26-

278 (C5).

BUMBULUM 4-796a.
Bumbwe, falls, Rhod. 23-260

(A3).
Bum Chi, riv., Java 15-284

(B2).

Bu Medin, Sidi 26- in:) id.
Bumelia lanuginosa : see

Shittimwood tree and

Southern buckthorn.

— lycioides : see Southern
buckthorn.

— nigra : see Cocnllo.

— retusa : see Culla.

— saticifolia : see Mastic tree.
Bu-Meyrag l-652c.
Bumhart : see Pommer.

Bu Min Khan : see Mokan.
Bumkin, isL, Mass. 17-852(C4).
Bum-Kittam, riv., S.L. 11-204

(B-C5);25-54d.
Bump (coal-mining) 18-539C.

— (rowing) : see Bumping
races.

Bumpass, Va. 28-118 (E3).
Bumping, lake, Wash. 28-354

(D3).

— , riv.. Wash. 28-354 (D3).
Bumping races (rowing) 23-

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

Bumping table (ore-dressing)

20-240b.

Bumstead, H. A. 2-867b.
Bumza, mt., Tib. 6-168 (E3).
BUN 4-796b.
Buna, N.G. 18-487 (F3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (N-O5).
Bunndar-balkr (Olafsson) 14-

235c.

Bunanite sect 17-423a.
Bunarba, N.S.W. 19-538 (El).
Bunarbashi, riv., Asia M.

27-316b.

— (Bali Dagh), ruins, Troad
27-316b.

Bunar Dagh (Pangaeus), mt.,

Turk. 27-426 (C-D3); 15-

701a; 17-216d.

Bunas, riv., India : see Banas.
Bunatrahir, bay, Ire. 14-744

(B2).

Biinau, lords of 26-672a.
Bunawan, P.Is. 21-392 (E-F6).
Bunbeg, Ire. 14-744 (CD.
Bunbury, Sir Edward Herbert

4-7 97a.

— , Sir Henry Edward 4-797a.

— , HENRY WILLIAM 4-796d.

— , Lady Sarah : see Lennox,
Lady Sarah.

Bunbury, Cues. 9-416 (II. B3);

6-92a'.
BUNBURY, W.Aus. 4-797a;

2-960 (B6) ; geology28-540a;

shipping 28-542a.
Bunce, J. T. 7-874b.
Bunceton, Mo. 18-608 (D3).
Bunch grass 12-369b; 27-

634c.

Buncho : see Tani Buncho.
Bunchuk 21-914b.
Buncombe, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (B4).
BUNCOMBE (diet.) 4-797a.
BUNCRANA, Ire. 4-797a; 14-

744 (Dl).

Bund, Willis l-702d.
Bund, Deutscher: see Con-

federation, German.

— (embankment) 23-224d.
Bunda (philol.) : see Mbunda.
BUNDABERG, Queens. 4-

797a; 2-960 (14); 22-736d.

Buntlahish (Zoroastrian) 7-
216b; 8-923c; 12-155b.

Bundarrn. N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).

Bundeia, tribe 3-92 Sc; 4-
797c; 15-lSlc; chronicles
13-484d; dialect 13-4 7 9c.

BUNDELKHAND, dist., India
4-797b: 14-376 (H7); army
organization 4-lsSu; geo-

logy 5-6800.
unde

Bunder (measure) 28-49 Ib.
Bunder Abbasi, &c. : see

Bander Abbasi. &c.
Bund der Landwirthe ll-892b.
Bundes-Archiv.Berne 22-965d.
Bundessfericht (Swiss tribunal)

26-243d; 26-259c.
Bundesrat (German) 8-2 12c;

Il-8l7a; ll-873b.

— (Swiss) 26-243d ; 26-259C.

" Bundesrath" (steamship) 19-

310(1.

Bundesstaat 10-233C.
Bundestag (German) 8-212c;

ll-863c;ll-873b.
Bundesversammlung (Swiss)

26-243d.
BUNDI, state, India 4-798a;

14-376 (F7); language 22-

86Sa,
Bundick Creek, riv., La. 17-54

(A3).
Bundle (flax yarn measure) 16-

726d.

— of Vicq d'Azyr (anat.)
4-398C.

Bundling pre«s 7-307a.
Bundner Oberland, val., Switz.

12-60Sb.
Bundner Schiefer 20-81 d; 27-

259b.
Bundoran, Ire. 14-744 (C2);

3-283b; geology 8-413C.

— Junction, Ire. 14-744 (D2);
10-274d.

Bundorra, Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Bundschuh ll-852d.
Bundu 22-666a.
Bundy, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
Bunene (deity) 24-798d.
BUNER, dist., India 4-798b:

1-31 lo; Alexander the Great

l-548b.

— , riv., India 14-507d.
Bunerwals, tribe 4-798C.
Bunessan, Scot. 24-412 (B3).
Buneveneader, Scot. 28-573b.
Bunga 25-55b.
BUNGALOW 4-798C.
Bungambil, mt., N.S.W. 19-

538 (D4).
Buneanut, pond, Me. 17-434

(Bo).

Bunearoidea 23-1 39d.
Bungarus 25-291C.
• — caeruleus : see Krait.

Bungarus ceylonicus 18-497a.
BUNGAY, Suff. 4-798c; 9-424

(IV. E2)..

— , 111. 14-304 (D5).
Bunge, Alexander von 12-

165d;19-537b.
— , Y. 16-976d; 14-800c.
Bungendore, N.S.W. 19-538

<E4).

Bungener, L. F. 17-204c.
Bungert, A. 19-82c.
BuTige's Land, Arrt. 19-536d.
Biuig-Hwiua, cape, Fr.I.C.

14-498 (E3).
Bungo, Minn. 18-550 (C4).

— (Hoshu), prov.. Jap. 15-
204c; 15-159b.

Bungo-nada, bay. Jap. 15-

156 (H10).

Bungsberg, hill, Ger. 24-334d.
Buugwell, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A-

B2).
Bung-yu-la, pass, Tib. 6-168

(F3).

Bunhill Fields, Lond. 10-393b.
Bunhouse flour mills, Scot.

20-8710.
Buniar (Bhnnniar), India 14-

429d.

Bunias ll-260b.
Buni6 (Bunich),Hung.3-4(D4).
Bunicus (Boniro) 12-569a.
Bunin, Ivan 23-9 19a.
Buning, Arnold 8-728a.
Buningonia, W.Aus. 2-960

(C6).

Buninyong, Viet. 28-38 (Dl).
BUNION 4-798d.
Biinium flexuosum : see Earth-
nut.
Bunji, India 14-376 (F2); 12-

21a.

— , dist., India 7-829d.
— , falls, Fr.Cong. 20-2 5a.
Bunker (golf) 12-223c.
Bunker, hill, Vt. 19-490 (B-C4).

— Hill, 111. 14-304 (C4).

— Hill, Ind. 14-422 (E3).

— Hill. W.Va.. 28-560 (E2).
BUNKER HILL, battle (1775)

4-798d.

— Hill, mine, Ida. 14-279b.
Bunkerville, Nev. 5-8 (F3).
Bunkey, isl., Pac.O. : see Na-

moniuto.

Bunkie, La. 17-54 (B3).
Bunkum : see Buncombe.
Bunmahon, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
BUNN, ALFRED 4-799C.
Bunnabeola, mts. : see Twelve

Pins.

Bunncll. Fla. 10-540 (E2).
BUNNER, HENRY CUYLER

4-7 99d.

Bunney, William 16-7 86b.
Bunniahs 14-394c.
Bunny cat : see Abyssinian cat.
Bunodcs (fossil) 2-302b.

— (sea anemone) 2-104b.
Bunodont2-696d; 26-503C.
Bunomeryx 2-697 d.
Bunowen, Ire. 14-744 (A3).
— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Bunratty, Ire. 14-744 (C4);

6-427c.
Bunschoten, Holl. 13-588 (C2);

13-5920.
BUNSEN, CHRISTIAN C. J.,

baron von 4-7 99d; 12-948d;

16-523a.

— , Ernst von 4-800d.
— , Georg von (fl. 1 833) ll-21a.
— , Georg von (1824-1896) 4-

800d; ll-884a.
— , Karl von 4-800d.
— , Henry de 4-800d.
— , Sir Maurice 4-801a.
— , ROBERT WILHELM von

4-soia; atmosphere 2-8fiOb;

calorimeter S-62c; geysers

ll-914a; filter 10-346c;

organic chemistry 6-48c;

photometer 21-527a; ther-
mostat 14-368b; voltaic cell

3-532C.

— , Theodor von 4-800d.
Bunsen burner 10-47 la.
Bunsenite 19-6S9C.
Bunt ll-339a; 28-582C.
BUNTER (geol.) 4-801d; 11-

670c; 27-260 (table); pebble

beds 6-9 14a.
Bunthaus, Ger. 9-161d.
BUNTING, JABEZ 4-802b.
— , Sir Percy William 4-802c.
— . William Maclardie 4-802c.
BUNTING (bird) 4-802c; 7-

609d; 27-395d.
BUNTING (cloth) 4-802d; flags

10-462d.
Buntingford, Herts. 9-424 (IV.

B3); 9-7 50c.
Buntok. Bor. 4-257 (C3).
Bnntoku 28-S45a.
Bunton : see Divider (mining).
Bunts (baseball) 3-4«Ob.
Buntsandstein : see Bunter.
Bn Nura, oasis, Sah. 19-

145c.

Bunya : see Banyan.

Bunya-bunya pine 2-322b;
12-759b.

BUNYAN, JOHN 4-803a; 9-
630a.

Bunyan, N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).

Bunyan Meeting House, Bed-
ford 3-619d.

Bunyi, Nig. 19-678 (E2).

Bunyip, Viet. 28-38 (C3).

Bunyoro, C.Af. ; see Unyoro.

BUNZLAU, Ger. 4-806d; 11-
808 (E3); 5-7 40b.

Buochs. Switz. 26-242 (E3).

— , gulf, Lucerne : see Gersau,
gulf.

Buol-Schauenstein, Charles F.,
count of 22-952c.

Buonaccorsi Perino : see Perino
del Vaga.

BUONAFEDE, APPIANO 4-
806d.

Buonanni, Filippo 16-3710.

Buonaparte family : see Bona-
parte.

Buonarroti, F. M. 2-460b; 3-
94a; 6-898a.

— , Michelangelo : see Michel-
angelo.

— , Phil. 9-861a.

Buonas, prom., Switz. 28-
1048d.

Buonaventuri, Pietro 18-38b.

Buoncampagno, Ugo : see
Gregory XIII.

Buoncompagni, Pietro l-598c.

Buonconsiglio, G. 28-20d.

Buonconvento, It. 13-279b.

Buondelkhand India : see
Bundclkhand.

Buono, Del (V. Gioberto) 12-
30b.

Buononciui, G. B.: see Bonon-
cini.

Buora d'Antona 14-905b.

BUOY4-806d; 16-646a; Trin-
ity House 27-286d.

Buoyancy 14-1 19b.

— , centre of 14-119C.

— , curve of 24-925d.

— , surface of 24-932C.

Buoy sinker l-949b.

BUPALUS (sculptor) 4-808b.

BuphaRa : see Oxpecker.

— erythrorhynca : see Rhino-
ceros bird, red -beaked.

BUPHONIA 4-808C.
Buphlhalmum 13-769a.
Bupleiu-um 10-554d ; 16-325c;
16-326d.

— rotundifolium : see Hare's
car.

— stellatum l-754a.
Buprasium, Gr. 12-440 (C2).
Buprestidae 6-669b.
Buproridae 9-659d.
Buquoy, count of : see Bou-

<iuoi.
BUR (hot.) 4-808c; 21-758b.

— (people) 28-7 7 7c.

— (Mongolian term) 15-828b.

— (myth.) 19-143a.
Bura, India 14-376 (H6).
Burabalang, riv., India 14-382

(M9); 3-240b.
Buraburg, bishopric, Ger. 11-

236d.

Biirada, T. T. 23-849b.
Buraeus, Johannes : see Bure,

Johannes.
Bu Ragrag, riv., Mor. 18-851

(D2); 18-852a.
Buraja, N.S.W. 19-538 (D4).
Buraku, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(K9).
Burali-Forti's contradiction

17-881a.
Buran 6-521a; 12-166c; 25-

]3b.
Buranello : see Galuppi, Bald-

assare.
BURANO, It. 4-808c; 15-4

(D2); 27-1001c.
Burao, Somlnd. 25-379 (D3);

25-381b.

Buras, La. 17-54 (E4).
BURAUEN, P.Is. 4-808d; 21-

392 (E5).
Burbach, Ger. : see Malstatt-

Burbach.
BURBAGE, JAMES 4-808d;

26-731b.

— , Richard 4-808d.
Burbage, Leics. 9-420 (III.

El).

— , Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4).
Burbank, Luther 24-190d.
Bin-hank, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
— , Cal. 5-8 (D4).
— , O. 20-2C. (F-G3).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (IS).
— , Utah 27-814 (A4).
Burbarud, dist.. Pers. 4-867d.
Burberg beds 9-663a.
Burbia. Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Burbidge, Thomas 6-561o.
Burbista : see Boprebista.
BURBOT 4-809a; 14-252a

(flg.); angling 2-30a.

Burbuleius : see Curio, O.

Scribonius.
Bnrch, G. J. 6-305c.

— (gem-engraver) ll-568d.
Burch, S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).
Burchana (Burchauis) : see

Borkum.

Burchard I. (bishop of Worms)
28-833b.

— (of Mt Sion) 24-657d; 12-
607d.

— , Samuel D. 4-33a.
Bnrchard, Neb. 19-324 (H4).
Burchell, W. J. 3-605d.
Burcbell's rhinoceros 23-244d.

— zebra 13-7 13c; 26-510a;
28-962b (flg.).

Burchinal, la. 14-732 (Dl).
Burchman, Cornelis J. 27-

824c.
Burckhardt, Carl l-964b; 20-

901d.

— , JAKOB 4-809a; ll-797d.
— , J. C. 26-326b.
— , JOHN LEWIS 4-809h; 2-

256a; 2-761d; Nile explor-
ations 19-69 7 d.
Burcombe, Wilts. 28-700C.
Burcot, Oxon. 9-420 (III. S3).
Burdach's tract 25-669c.
Burdah (prophet) 9-1 05c.
Burde (prince) 8-870b.
Burdeana : see Jacob Bara-

dacus.
BURDEAU. AUGUSTE L. 4-

809c.
Burdekin, riv., Queens. 2-960

(H4); 2-942d; 22-732b.

— limestone 22-732c.

— plum 22-7 33c.
Burden, Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (B-C1).
BURDEN (diet.) 4-809d.

— of proof (law) 10-1 5d.
BURDER, GEORGE 4-809d.
BURDETT, SIR FRANCIS 4-

809d; 6-606d.
Sir Henry 13-7 99b.
Sir Robert 4-810c.
Burdett, Can. 1-500 (B2).
Colo. 6-722 (HI).
Miss. 18-600 (A-B2).

, N.Y. 19-596 (D3):
BURDETT-COUTTS, baroness

4-810c; 3-630a; 15-867b.
Burdette, Robert J. 4-837a.
Burdette, Ark. 2-552 (F2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
Burdett u. Abbot (1810)7-25a,
Buniiok, Ind. 14-422 (Dl).
— , Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Burdiehouse, Scot. 7-768b;

24-417C.
Burdigala, Gaul 23-648 (B2).

See also Bordeaux.
Burdiffalense Itinerariutn : see

IHerosolymitanum.
Burdigalian group ll-670a;

18-565b.

Burdine, Pa. 21-106 (D7).
Burdinus, Mauritius (Bur-

dino) : see Gregory VIII.

(antipope).
Burdock 6-812d; 10-554d; 26-

861a.

Burdon, Rowland 4-542c.
Burdon, Dur. 8-7 08a.
Burdon (her.) 13-328a.
BURDON - SANDERSON, SIR

J. S. 4-811a; 3-171c; 27-

936b.
Burdshula, mt., Asia : see

Karagom -Khokh .
Burdujeni, Rum. 23-826 (Al).
Burdur. Asia M. : see Buldur.
BURDWAN, India 4-81 Ib;

14-376 (M8).
— , dist., India 4-811c.
— , div., India 4-811d.
Bure, J. (philologist) 24-296b;

26-2 15c.

Bure, mt., Alps l-742b.
— , riv., Norf. 9-424 (IV. Fl);

19-7440,

Bure (myth.): see Buri.
Burea, Swed. 19-800 (E2).
Bureau, Gaspard, Seigneur de

Villemomble 10-823b.
• — , Jean, Seigneur de Mont-

glas 10-823b.
Bureau, 111. 14-304 (C2).
BUREAU (diet.) 4-81 Id; in

American government 6-

938a, 8-55d.

— (in names of English
or American government
depts.): see under principal
word.

Bureau Co., 111. 14-304 (C2).
Bureaucracy 4-81 Id; 25-302d.
Bureau d'assistance (diet.) 20-
lld.

— de bien-faisance 10-799b.
Bureau de la Riviere, Jean :

see La R"iviere, Jean Bureau,
Sire de.

Bureau du roi 8-96c; 11-
364 (PL V.); 23-324b; 20-
lld.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L

132

To make full use of this Index It la essential to read the
/n*j*rucf/ons given on I'age I.

BULO-BURL

BWMM trpntraphlqo.

•crt'u

Sf-!6b.
_n. oount de 11-

(Ja. 11-751 (HI).

; II

- . ll.ill.13- .'a-aaid.

— ,8wll« 26-142 (Cl).
BurriifMtrr. i Hon.: SM Dlna>

I.T.

Suit. 9-421 (IV. D3).
Hutvt, tribr 19-lAlb.
liurt-ia. iiit».. China : •*
Kliliuran. l.ntl.-.

— . rtv.. KIUM.AX. 28-10 (13);
l-H99d: 28-li«.

BURFORD. Uxon. 4-811d;
9-120 (III. 1)3); 26-416c;
battle (751) 9-468a.

— . Salop 24-1022b.

— Itowns (raee-ooone) 13-

BartordTtDe. cape. Mo. 19-

Banr. Baldwin de : tee Bald-

win II. (of Jerusalem).
Burg. Oer. (Brandenburs) 28-

— . Oer. (Fehmarn) 8-24 (D4).
BURG. Oer. (Sax.) 4-812a; 11-

— . lloll. 13-5S8 (Bl).

— , SwIU. 26-242 1 1- I).
BURGAGE 4-812a.

— tenement 28-300C.
Burganet : tre Hurgonet.
BURGAS, Buig. 4-8I2b; 4-

773 (C2); 4-776c; defence*

4-778d; geology 4-773J;

railway 7-5l8a.
Burgan. inantr.. Bar. 3-549a;

11-834 (map).
Bunraw, N.C. 19-771 (E3).
Burgas Adas], toi.. 8. of

Marmora : tee Antigone.
Burgberg. int.. AUK. 18-124d.

— . mt_ Oer. 13-47d.
BURGDORF (Bcrthoud),

S«itx. 4-SI2e: 26- '.M2 (1)2).
BURGEE (diet.) 4-812d.
Hilntel, Her. 11-808 (III. nil).
Bunjenstock. SwIU. 26-242

Biirgeo', fad.. Nfd. 19-479 (B3).
BURGER. GOTTFRIED

August 4-812d; ll-792a;

19-ld.

— , Konrad 3-91 Od.

— , O. (loologist) S-799b.

— . Schalk 28-482c.

— , W. : tee Thnrt. E. J. T.
Hunter MiniHterium (In Aus-

tria) 3-28C.
BURGERS. THOMAS FRAN-

eols 4-tl3l>: 27-196b; 18-

93lc;3-606b.
BUnrerschaft : at Bremen 4-

lisb.

BURGERSDYK, FRANCIS 4-
llto,

Burw-rstand (elaas) 5-4611).
SURGES. GEORGE 4-M.M;
2-96b.

— , Sir James Bland 7-622(1.

— , Richard Runelk. 3-3:i.ld.

— , WilUam 2-4.13b:7-158d.
BURGESS. DANIEL 4-813d.

— , Oeorge K. 12-388o.

— , J. (mathematician) 26-

— , T. W. (svrtmmer) 26-23 la.

— , THOMAS (divine) 4-S!4a.
Uitrveas, R. c. (law case) 23-

B

unroas,

Can. U-447b; 27-

— , MUM. 18-600 (Cl).

— . Tag. 26-438 (Bl).
BURGESS 4-silb; 6-785b;

20-SIOd: 29-(>78d; boroughs
4-270C. 4-270b; qoalinca-
tions 9-428d; Scottish 4-
172d. 27-«09b.

Bargesses, court of (Jeru-
salem): see Bourgeoisie, conr

Burn** Hill. Sus. 9-424 (IV.

Borge*«-roU4-814b.
Burg«s Store. Va. 28-1 18 (F3).
Barges* r. Borgn* 27-132a.
Burgettstown. Po.tt-106 (A-

Surge' r. Ashby 11-4 19h.
Burzvvlne (American soldier)

24-Mi-n,.

Burgfsrth, raatle. Oer. 3-777C.
BnrKgraf (In commune) 6-

i
•

,„... ,. ,r
MHM ••'

• ; t-

4-17 Sd. 16-
: UMSUT* 8-443.

' ' . 4--I ,

— . Ilk-liard dr. ntrl of W
Albaiu : aw at Albaos,
Rlohani de Hutvli.

— . Hk-bard de. earl of UlsUr :
tM I'UUr. lUrhard de
Hiitvii. l.i rarl of.

— . IU4<lutr.l
luiiutM 23-71Td.

. k de. eari of Clanri-
carde : •«• Clanrioanto,
UUck de Hurv-t.. Nt earl of.

— , Ulkik canning de.
bunkelllri : tee Dunkellln.
I'llek Canning de Hunch.

— . Walter de. eari of 1'Wer :
«* Ulster. Walter de Burgh,
earl of.

— . William de. earl of Ulster :
tee n.t.T. William de llnrvli.
3rd earl of.

Burgh. NorthanU. : tee Peter-

borough.
Burgh (Scot.) : tte Borough,

Scottish.

Burghal |.an-h 2O-825b.
BurghaHh. >, y . id (of Zanxl-

bar) : tee Bargash b. Said.
. Oer. 11-808 (D4).

Burghaz, Hulg. : tee Hurgas.
Burgh Outle, Huff.: tee

Boraotji . ..-••-
Burvhctere. Hants 9-420 (III.

E4); 12-903a.
Bunthead. s«-..t. 24-412 (E2);

9-269.1: burning the clavle.

custom 6-469b; Roman re-

mains 4-987 b.

— , bay, Scot. 24-412 <ES).
Burvh-K.iiKluyco, Nottingham

4-27 4a.

Burgher : tee Hurges*.
Burgherndririi, Capo Col. 25-

466 (118); 8-232d.

— group (ireol.) 8-230a.
Bunther sect (I>re«byt.) 27-

6U9l>;9-755a;lS-149b.
Burgherah, Bartholomew,

baron 4-816a.

— , HENRY 4--I...I.

— , Isabel Bcaueluunp, baron-
ess: tee Warwick. Isabel
Beauchamp, countess of.

— . Robert, baron 4-815d.

— . Stephen, baron 4-8 16a.
Unrulier Synod : tee Associate

(Hurgher) Synod.
Burgh -Krnuncoyen, Notting-

ham 4-2 7 4a.
Burgh Heath, Sur. 16-942

di:;i.

Bunthill, O. 20-28 (12).
Hurghleigh House, Northanta.:

tee Burgh ley Houm.
Ilunth le Marsh, Lines. 9-416

(II. 113).
B untie nironf eld, Oer. 11-808

(i IHI.
BURGHLEY, WILLIAM

Cecil, baron 4-S16a: l.yly

17-160a. See alto Exeter,

earlM of.
Runihloy House, Northants.

19-7701); 2-ll8c; 2S-971b.

— Park, Northants. 9-424 (IV.
Bl).

Botch-moot 2O-S38a.
Hunthmulr, Scot. : tee Borough

M\iir.
Buivh on the Sands. Ciimb.

9-412 (I. B3); 7-626d; 9-

IMe,
Burgh Police (Scot.) Act

(1892) 7-lttOb; 22-628a; 17-

15a.
Burgh - under - Stalnmore,

Westm. 24-3710.
Burghuz, Syr. 16-34 7a.
Burgi. Joost Jobst 2-81 Ic; 16-

-TJi

Burgl. India 14-376 (D3).
Iliinrin. Kv. 15-740 (D3J.
BURGKMAIR, HANS 4-81TO.
Hurclnr-alarms 3-692b.
BURGLARY 4-817d: inmir-

ance 14-659; sacrliege 23-

MTd.
Burvlen. Switz. 26-242 (F3);

1-7638,
Biinro. Lucas de : tee Paclnli,

I.M..I.

—.Win. de: tet William de

Borgo.
Bunro de Ebro. Pp. 8-84 4a.

— de Osma, Bp. 28-530
(D2).

Burgomaster (title) 19-415a;
6-7 v.d.

— (tool.) 25-709d.

BURGON. JOHN WILLIAM
BUROONET 4-Blsc; 13-141.

Bwrwn. O. I9-2« (1)2).
BUR006. Hi.. 4-lllia; 28-530

i lili: .a.Ti. 21-9Aa: oaUw
dral 4-H|«b. 8-40OC. t-41Bc.
M-7630.
BURGOS, nn.v.. 8p. 4-8l«o;

(C-Mi
Bunroa (Irish family): ttt

I lunch.
liiir.-..\iip. Captain Hugh Tal-

bol4-

— . JOHN 4-MI9d; American
War of Indepaodeooe 1-
-IJ. . 24-.'" I

— . SIR JOHN FOX 4-810.
Boqrpyiw. bay. Can. 8-160

Bur-irraM 12-376a.
BURGRAVE 4-820c.
BUROREDtof M.-n-ia) 4-^20.-:

16-152c; coinage 4-593d;

Hanli.li atUcks 9-48»d, 9-

4t)9b.

Hurg-reere 22-976a,
BurgHtAdt, Oer. 11-808 (III.

.,11 .

BunivUdtel. Oer. 8-57 7a.
liurgnteln. oastie. Oer. 16-80c.
Htinntetuturt, Oer. 11-808

i VJ..

BurgHViken. oape, Swe.1. 26-

r.i" .n K.;..
Burgulllos, Tom6 de : tee Vega

Carpin, Loiw Felix de.
BurgulUoo, Sp. 28-530 (B3).
Hurguiii, Henry 6-1 la.
llurgundi (Germanic race)

23-649 (Dl); 4-820d: 11-

830d ; coinage 19-898a;

marriage customs 26-«82b;

language 26-766c, ll-777d;

law ll-775c; religion 26-

tUb.
Burgundlan* (French party)

2-563a; 9-513a; 10-8221).

— (race) : tee Burgundi.
Bunrundion type (printing)

27-63&L

BURGUND1O dial. Jurist) 4-
820d; 18-448d.

Burgundlonea (race) : tee Bur-
guudi.

Burgundionum, Lex 11-775C.

Burgundr, dukes of : tee under
incKvimial names.

BURGUNDY, Fr. 4-820d; 10-
778 ((.14); 10-802; 11-834;
11-856 (historical maps);
Oapetlan dukes 6-25 Id;
Charles II. of Navarre claims
6-924d; Clotairo II.'s rule
6-557b: dialects 8-721c;
Netherlands under (15th
century) 19-415t>: Neustrtan
iii.l.-|>ci]<lenoo 10-806b, 8-
844b; order of the Golden
Fleece : tee Oolden Fleece ;
mayors of the palace 10-
806o ; Pippin S-943u. 10-
809b: Provence districts
ceded 22-503d ; rivalry- with
France 10-823d; Swiss In-
vasion 26-251d; wine 28-
724c.

—.canal, Fr. 10-7 86b; 28-
923b.

— , Circle of 4-822c; 19-416d.

— , County of : tee Franche
Comt«.

— Gate, val., Fr. : tee Belfort,
Gap of.

— pitch (drug) 10-395c; 11-
23a; 10-396d.

— wine 28-72 Ic.
Burgnntae. tribe 23-648 (Dl).
BurguH Soncti Petri, North-

ants. : tee Peterborough.
Burgutai. riv., llnw.As. 20-

ilob.

Burgnerben, Ger. 23-744C

(plan).

Burn : see Borough.
Burha, India : tee Balaghat.
Hirrhiim. Kent 16-942 (F3);

ll-534d: 21-6041).
Burhampur, India : tee Bur-

httnpur.

Hnrhan »l-din al Qirati 9-I05c.
Burhun Khel. tribe 18-649b.
BURHANPUR, India 4-822o;

14-382 (G9); 14-403(1 : treaty

12-7 49a.
Burlian-uddin Husainl 23-

850e.
Burh Ganga. riv., India 18-

73b.
Bnrhl-Oandak. riv.. India 14-

376 (L6-7); ll-450c.
Burhou. Ul., Chan. Is. 9-430

(VI. Bl).
Burhred (of Mercla) : tee

Burgred.
Burhton. Staff*. : tee Burton-

on -Trent.
Burhware 9-470b.

j

t -

BUHI (i, oil, I 4-««3a.
Hurl, riv . I., .11. l«-lst (Qll).
'•ati'lak. riv., ludu 14-

376 (L«-5).

Hurial, !•!.. Irr. 14-744 (FJ).
BURIAL ACTS 4-»I3»:9-44 Id;

6-OA9I); 6-349t> ; OOOODO-

fonnlst* 19-7 Mb.

— board 4-81Sb.

— cake 28-1 17a.

Burial Hill. Mao. S1-R63O.
- Hill Uerlaratloo (IM5) 6-

m :

-•OCIETUDT 4-824a; 11-

2l7e; 19-Hd.

Burla.. hi.. !• I-. 21-392 (D4).
BURIATS 4-H24a; 23-H74b;

26-I.Vo; art 19-64a: Ian-

guage and literature 18-

Jl9d. 27-785d. 8-1991).
Boric*. c*pe,C.H. 8-«78(E6);

7-2 19c.
BURIDAN, JEAN 4-824c; 24-

.; .1,,
Hurt Dlhlng, rir., India: cat

Hilling.

Buric, Fr. 18-778 (D5).
Hurt Oandak, rir., India : tee

liurlil Oandak.

Huriganga. rir., India 7-725c.
lluri Lohlt, riv., India: tee

Lohit.

Burin, hart).. Nfd. 19-479 <C3).
— . W., Nfd. 19-479 (C3).
— . penln., Nfd. 19-479 (C3).
Burin (tool) 16-7210.
Burindl. N..S.W. 19-538 (Ft).
Biirini ( Arab scholar) 14-llOd.
Hurinna, fountain. Cos7-212c.
Burins, people 9-383c.
Ilurt-Kui.ti. riv., India 14-376

(K6l
Burixhki (language) 7-829d;

13-957 b.
Buriton. Hants 9-420 (III.

F5); ll-930c; 21-304C.
Burity, Braz. 4-440 (12).
Bur) al-Bezzaq, monument 21-

Burj-l-Alam Khan, Pen. 24-

Burji Mamelukes, dynasty :
tee Mamelukes.

Burjuwan (of Egypt) 9-98c.

Burk. Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— . ridge, Oer. 3-542a.

Burka (costume) : Indian 14-
419d; Russian 18-61 9b.

Burkard (tlnlxtlan name) : tee
Burkliard, except <u below.

Uiirkurt von Hohenfels 11-
786b.

Burke (Iri-ti family) : let
Burgh; Clanricarde; Mayo;
Ulster.

— , Aedanus 18-569d.

— , Aah worth I'etcr 4-835b.

— . Betty 17-l'ollc.

— . EDMUND 4-824d; aes-
thetics 1-288 b; Beacons -
Hold monument 3-57 Ib;
Board of Trade abolition
27-1 27c; Brocktosby's gift
4-624d; civil list reform
6-4 lib; economical reform
bill 9-S48d; Fox 10-764b;
French revolution theories
9-5SOc; India Bill 9-549b;
J unm.i Identlflcation 18-
558d. 9-635d; political
theory 9-547d; statue* 4-
580c, 8-619o.

— Jem (prizefighter) 22-fl39ft.

— SIR JOHN BERNARD 4-
83ftd.

— Ned 5-9410.

— Richard 4-834a.

— ROBERT 0'HARA4-835b;
2-96 Ic.

— Sir Theobald 5-4 80h.

— Thomas Henry 14-7830,

— WILLIAM 4-835d.
Burke, Ida. 14-276 <B2).

— N.Y. 19-596 <FD.

— S.Dak. 28-506 (Ft).

— Va. 28-1 18 (E2).

— chan.. Can. 4-600 (D3).
Ilnrke (diet.) 4-836a.
Borkea africana 27-1 88d.
Burke Co.. Oa. 11-752 (E2);

ll-751d.

— Co.. N.C. 19-772 <A2); 19-
772d; 18-691a.

Bilrkel-Kopf, mt., Auf>. 26-

242 (13).

Rurkencji. tribe 17-834C.
Bftriundorf, Aug. : fee Soor.
Burkes Garden, Va. 28-118

(CD.
Bnrkesvllle. Ky. 18-740 (C4);

15-742(1.

Ilurket. Ind. 14-422 (F2).
Burket own, Queen*. 2-960(F3) ;

22-732b.
— , Va,28-118(C-D2).

19-314 (K4).

..
Burkh.nlmd.UuU. .,,U..Tlb,

6-101 (K'/l; 17-147 1..
Ilurklian-oU. mu.. (.Una S7*

i
Borkhard. count (of lUatta)

M-U6b.

— I. (of Mwabia) S6-1 7«b.

— II. (of Mwabia) 86-l7«b.

— (of fburtngU) 26-tH>ld; 84-

— (bp.'nf Worms) : eanon tew
t-ltMb: peniUoUal t*-9»e.
28-7i«b; Haturnatta eoo-
S • • ..! 10-. i :

— (bp. of Wurxburg) 4->04a;

-prt

n-

U-Ttth.

— (of KnUern) U-ATM.
Burkhardlonr (family)

'• • i
Hurkhardt, (Jeorge : aw I

tin. <;<*orgiv
Burkhardt. Wls. 26-740 (A3).
llurkltUrllle. Md 1
Hurkley. Ky. 15-740 < \
Burksvllle. 111. 14-304 (B5).
Burlaetu : ter Barley, Walter.
Burlakl (diet.) 26-I04C.
BurlamaoohL Francowo 17*

»4c:16-37b.
B U R L A M A Q U I. JEAN

JaeqiM* 4-M3«a.
Burlap (tobrlR) : m Hecrian.
Burlat., Fr. U-778 (F6); M-

42Sb.

Burlcteh, Walter : *re Barter.
— ,Wm. Cecil, baron : iti

Burgh ley.

Burlcteb. Me. 17-434 (Dt).
— . NJ. 19-502 (CS).
— , Quran*. S-960 (G4).
BorMgh (drill) 22-232d.
Burlfurti Co., N.Uak. 19-780

(U3).

Burkwon. Edward 24- 1 27 b.
— . Hnfus C. 2»-225a.
Burleaon. Tex. 26-690 (A-B8).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 <L5).
BURLESQUE 4-1- 36b; English

8-530b, 8-632a, 26-717d;

French 24-305a; Italian 14-

907 b; Scottish 6-669b;

SnanLsh 28-582C.
Bnrlet, J nli- de 3-«79h.
Hurley . Walter J4-355a; 2-

88 Ic; 2-922b.
Burlcy. Ida. 14-J78 (C4).
— , Wash. 28-354 (A4).

— hi Wharfedale, York*. 28-
933 (HI).

— on the hill, Rutl. 23-9 4 Sa.
Hurley tobacco 15-741C.
BURL IN CAME, ANSON

4-836C.

— , Edward Llvennore 4-f>38d.
Burllngame, Oal. 24-1 46a.
— , Kan. 18-654 (Q2).
Burlliurenie Treaty 4-83Bd.
Burlinirton, Dorothy Boyle,

countess of 8-332a.
— . Elizabeth Boyle. coonteB*

of 6-507<L
— , Richard Boyle, 1st earl of

(1612-1698) 7-156b.
— . Richard Boyle. 3rd earl of

8-13»(l: 20-635d: 2S-928d.
— , William Cavendish, 2nd

earl of : tre Devooshlr*.

William Cavendish, 7th duka

of

Burlington. Ark. 2-552 (Bl).
— , Can. 20-114 (II-C3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (112).
—.Conn. 6-952 (D2).
— , III. 14-301 (Dl).
— . Ind. 14-422 (E4).
BURLINGTON, la. 4-83M;

14-732 (F4).
— , Kan. 18-654 (OJ).
— , Ky. 16-740(1)1).
— .Mass. 17-852 (A-B3); 28-

7.;: i.

— , Me. 17-434 (D3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (1-7).
— . N.C. 19-772 (CD.

. \.Hak. 19-780 (Cl).
BURLINGTON, NJ. 4-S37b;

19-502 <C3).
— . N.Y. 19-598 (K3).
— . Pa. 21-106 (12).
BURLINGTON. Vt. 4-837c ; 19-

490 (A3); climate 27-1026a;

cotton mill 7-294 1>
— , Wash. 28-354 (Cl ).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E6).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D-KS).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (M)
— , Yorks. : tee Brldllntrton.
— , bay. Clan. 19-596 (AS).
— , bay, Vt. 19-490 (A3).
— , chan.. Can. 99-1 18a.
— , escarpment. Mlw>. 18-608O.

— Beach. Can. 12-89Sa.

— beds (geol.) 27-627a.

— Co^ NJ. 19-502 (C4).

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183

BURL-BUTT

Burlington House, Lond. 16-
938 (E2); 16-948c; l-107b;
architecture 2-412c, 2-420c.

— Junction, Mo. 18-608 (A-
Bl).

— Quay, Yorks.: see Bridling-
ton Quay.

Burlton, Salop 9-416 (II.

Bl).
Burlus, lake, Egy. 9-22 (Bl);

9-22b.
Burlyuk, Russ. 23-874 (I. D4);

l-710d.
BURMA 4-83Sa; 4-840 (map);

2-616c; climate 4-839b, 2-

• 745a; coinage 19 - 906d;
. cotton 7 - 276d, 7 - 278d;

forests 4-S42b, 26-485a;
geology 4-839b, 2-7 42b, 27-
259c; irrigation 14-852b;
language and literature 4-
839d, 8-19Sc; meteorology
14-378d; minerals 4-841d,
l-794a, 23-S12b; missions
18-597a; omen -readings 20-
102a; ordeal trials 20-173C,
20-174d; population 4-839c,
2-748d, 4-366c, 26-389a;
religion 4-841a, 14-397c,
6-975a; tea 26-479b; tele-
graphs 6-181b.

— : History 4 -843d; Ahoms

• conquered l-433b: British
acquisition 4-609d ; China
boundary question 2-7 40d,
2-739c, 6-202d; Chinese in-
vasions 6-198c; Margary,

• A. R., murdered 6-200c;
Mongol invasion 15-936c;
wars with British : see Bur-

: mese wars; wood-carving
28-7 96d.

— Convention 6-202b.

— Ruby Mines Company 23»
81 3a; 14-393d.

Burmada, cape. Tun. 1-643
i (D2).

Burmah, Pal. 20-602 (D4).
Burma medal 18-7b.

— Oil Company 21-317a.
BURMANN, PIETER (the

elder) 4-846a.

— , PIETER (the younger) 4-
846b; 2-96b.

Burmeister, Hermann C. C.
2-464b; 4-452r; 20-317a;
arthrozoa 2-673c; ento-
mology 9-655c; organic
form 18-8670.

Burmese (race) : see Burma.

— moth 25-100d; larva : see
Burmese worm.

BURMESE WARS 4-846c;
(1823-6) 4-8460, 14-412b,
14-446d; (1852) 4-847b, 14-
414b, 7-765c; (1885-6) 4-

. 847c.

— worm 25-1 OOd. '

Burnii, Nig. 19-678 (E2); 3-

S3M.

Burmite l-794a.
Burmola, Malta 17-508 (Bl).
Burmont, Pa. 21-106 (L7).
Burn. A. E. 7-397d.
— , RICHARD 4-848b.
— , William 14-7 18d.

— (chess-player) 6-1 03d.
Burn, moor, Yorks. 9-416 (n.
: Cl).

Burnabat, Asia M. 25-282c.
Burna-buryas (Burnaburiash

II.) 3-104b.
BURN A BY, FREDERICK

Gustavus 4-848C.
— , Sir W. 4-616a.
Burnaby, isL, Can. 4-600

(C2).

Burnaby's Laws 4-61 6a.
Burnage, Lanes. 17-545 (map).
Burnand, Emma 4-848d.
— , SIR FRANCIS C. 4-848c;

26-56a.

Burn bank, Scot. 24-418 (C3).
BURNE-JONES, SIR ED-

ward Burne 4-848d; 20-

408b; tapestry designs 26-

406c.
BURNELL, ARTHUR COKE

4-850b;27-389c.
— , Nicholas, lord : brass of

4-434c (Plate).
— , ROBERT 4-850c.
Burnens, Francois 13-845b.
Burner (lighting) 1-1 40b; 16-
. 655a; 16-658b; 16-186C.

BURNES, SIR ALEXANDER

4-850d; 14-413b.
Burnet, Elizabeth 4-852c.
— , GILBERT 4-851a; 12-

604b; 17-816c; 24-810d.
— , THOMAS 4-853a; ll-641d.
Burnet, Tex. 26-690 (15).
— , fort, N.Y. : see Oswego.
BUHNET (hot.) 4-853c; 12-

368b; 23-723C.
Burnet Co., Tex. 26-690 (15).
Burnet moth 16-471(1; 18-

499d.

— prize 4-6630.

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BURNETT, FRANCES ELIZA

Hodgson 4-853C.
— , James : sec Monboddo,

lord.

— J. C. 21-4930.

— L. M. 4-853c.
Burnett, Ind. 14-422 (C5).

— Wash. 28-354 (H4).

— Wis. 28-740 (Eo).

— bay, Can. 21-938 (Al).

— riv., Queens. 2-960 (15);
22-732b.

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (B3).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (A3).

— Corner, Conn. 6-952 (Q4).
Burnett salmon : see Neocera-

todus.

Burnetts Creek, Ind. 14-422
(D3).

Burnett's process 26-979d.

Burnet Woods Park, 0. 6-371d.

BURNEY, CHARLES (musi-
cian) 4-853c; 14-191d.

— , Charles (scholar) 4-854b.

— , Fanny: see D'Arblay, Fran-
ces.

— , G. 12-91 4c.

— , Henry 25-7 d.

— , James 4-854b.

Burney, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— , Ind. 14-422 (F6).

Burneyville, Okla. 20-58 (D4).

Burnham, Edward Lawson,
1st baron 19-559c; 25-
780a.

— , Daniel Hudson 6-125b.

— , W. S. 25-787a.

Burnham, Bucks. 16-942 (B2);
4-729d.

— , Me. 17-434 (C4).

— , Som. 9-430 (VI. Fl); 25-
389c.

— , dist., Bucks. 4-854C.

— , riv., Nort. 19-746b.

BURNHAM BEECHES, Bucks.
4-854c; 16-942 (B2).

— Deepdale, Norf. 10-605d.

— Norton, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
Dl).

BURNHAM - ON - CROUCH,
Ess. 4-854c; 9-424 (IV. D3).

Burnham Station, Conn. 6-952
(E2).

— Thorpe, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
Dl).

— Westgate, Norf. 9-424 (FV.
Dl).

Burnhope Burn, riv., Dur. 9-
412 (I. D3).

— Seat, mt., Eng. 9-412 (I-
D3); 21-ln i,].

Burnicoshi, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Bunrie, Tas. 26-438 (Al).
Burning, crater, Reunion : see

Fournaise.
— . mt., Vt. 19-490 (A5).

— Springs, Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— Springs, W.Va. 28-560d.
BURNING TO DEATH 4-854C.
Burnip's Corners, Mich. 18-

372 (E7).

Burnishins 20-7 34c.
BURNLEY, Lanes. 4-855a;

16-139 (El); 7-277d.
— , Rut. 10-127C.
Burnleys, Va. 28-118 (D2).
Burnmouth, Scot. 24-412 (F4);

3-815d.
Burn -Murdoch, John Francis

9-128b.
Burnopfleld, Dur. 9-412 (I.

E3).

Burnot shales (geol.) 8-1 25b.
BURNOUF, EUGENE 4-855b;

4-748c; 7-630c.
— , Jean Louis 4-855b.
BURNOUS 4-X55c; 15-322c.
Burns, Allan 26-129b.
— , SIR GEORGE, Bart. 4-

855c.
— , George A. : see Inverclyde,

George A. Burns, baron.

— John, Baron Inverclyde :
see Inverclyde, John Burns,
baron.

— , JOHN (politician) 4-855d.

— , ROBERT 4-856a; 9-636b;
10-273d; birthplace 3-74c.

— , William Chalmers 15-
798a; 18-595c.

Burns, Colo. 6-722 (C4).

— , Kan. 15-654 (F2).

— , Miss. 18-600 <C3).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (F4).

— , Term. 26-620 (Dl)

— , Wyo. 28-874 (C3).

Burnsall,Yorks.9-416 (II. Dl).

BURNS AND SCALDS 4-
860c; 20-14c.

Burns City, Ind. 14-422 (D7).

BURNSIDE, AMBROSE EVE-
rett 4-861a; l-S22a foil.;
21-301b; Wilderness cam-
paign 28-634b.

— , W. 17-964C.

Burnside, D.Gui. 12-675 (C2).

— , 111. 14-304 (A3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D3); 7-627d.

— , La. 17-54 (B6).

Burnside, Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E4).
— , riv.. Can. 5-160 (G2).
Burnsville, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
— , Can. 19-465 (Cl).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , N.C. 19-772 (B-C3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Burnt, isl., Me. 17-434 (C5).

— , isl., Nfd. 19-479 (A3).
, isls., India : see V<
Rocks.

— , isls., India : see Ycngurla

— , lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2).
— , lakes. Can. 22-724 (El);

12-S91d.

— , mt., Nfd. 19-479 (C2).
— , mt., Oreg. 20-242 (D4).
— , mt., Scot. 24-418 <B3).
— , riv., Oreg. 20-242<H3/; 20-

243a.

Burnt alum l-767e.
Burnt Bridge Creek, riv.,

N.S.W. 26-278 (C-D1).

— Bush.riv., Can. 22-724 (A2).

— Cabin,pt.,Mich.l8-372 (H5).

— Cabins, Pa. 21-106 (G5).
Burnt card 21-900d.

— carmine 21-598a.

— carnelian 5-365b.
Burntcorn, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Burnt Corn Creek, riv., Ala.

1-460 (B4).
Burnt Corral, Utah 27-814(B4).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(D3).

Burntfork, Wyo. 28-874 (C4).
Burnt House, W.Va. 28-560

(B2).
BURNTISLAND (Parva or

Wester Kinghorn), Scot.

4-861c; 24-418 (E2); geology

10-329d; oil shale 10-330c;

shipping 24-428a. 27-603d.
Burnt madder 21-598a.
Burnt Njol, Story of : see

Njol, Story of Burnt.
Burnt Prairie, 111. 14-304 (D5).

— Ranch, Oreg. 20-242 (E3).
Burntrock, lake. Can. 20-114

(Bl).
Burnt Side, lake, Minn. 18-550

(E3).
Burnt sienna 19-989d; 21-

598d.

— umber 27-576a.

Burnt Walls, Northants. 7-

8530.

Burntwood, Ess. : see Brent-
wood.

— , Staffs. 5-188C.
— , riv., Can. 19-359a.
Burnt Wood, lake, Can. 22-

724 (B2).

Burnwell, W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
Buro, isl., MaLArch. : see

Bum.

Burok Buang, Bor. 24-2070.
Buron, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Burpham, Sus. 9-424 (IV. B5).
BURR, AARON 4-861c; 12-

882b; 15-7 46d; trial 27-

692c.
— , Theodosia : see Alston,

Theodosia.

Burr, Neb. 19-324 (H4).
Burr (brick) 4-523a.

— (deer's antler) 7-922b.

— (fruit) : see Bur.

— (geol.) 22-658a.

Burra, S.Aus. : see Koormga.
— , cape, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(M-N4).
— , East, isl., Scot. 24-412

(Gl);24-855a.
— , West, isl., Scot. 24-412

(Gl); 24-855C.
Burra Burra mines 2-952a; 25-

495d.
Burrachur, riv., India : see

Barakhar.
Burra Creek, riv., S.Aus. 15-

89 7 b.

— Falsa, cape, Port.E.Af. 25-
466 (M-N4).

— Firth, inlet, Scot. 24-412
(Gl); 24-855C.

Burraga, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Burramys 17-7 83b.
Burrangong goldflelds, N.S.W.

2-964C.

Burrard, Sir Harry 21-91b.
— , Sidney Gerald 8-807b; 11-

654c; 13-471b.
Burrard, inlet, Can. 27-883c.
Burraton, Corn. 21-862 (map).
Burravoe, Scot. 24-412 (Gl).
Burray, isl., Scot. 24-412 (Fl);

20-280b.
Burrchuma, mt., Aby. 4-601

(map) (Bl).
Burr composing machine 27-

545d.

Bur-reed 22-974a.
Burrem, Fr.W.Af. 11-204.
Burren, Ire. 6-426d.
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (El).
— , barony, Ire. 6-426b.
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (E4).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (E4).

Burr Ferry, La. 17-54 (A2).
Burrhel : see Bharal.
Burrian, round tower, Scot.

20-280d.
BURRIANA, Sp. 4-862c; 25-

530 (F3).

Burridge, Richard 16-846d.
BurrUl, mt., Mass. 17-852 (C3).
Burring 28-809d.
Burriugton, N.Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E2).

— , S. Dev. 21-862 (map).
— , Hereford. 9-420 (III. B2).
Burris, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Uurrishoole, Ire. 17-937b.
BURRITT, ELIHU 4-862C.
— , Elijah 4-862c.
Burritt College, Tenn. : see

Spencer.

Burrium, Brit. 4-584 (B6).
Burro, canyon, N.Mex. 19-520

(B5).

— , mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (B5).
Burroak, la. 14-732 (Fl).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
Burr Oak, Mich. 18-372 (E8).
Burroak, 0. 20-26 (F-G5).
Burr Oak, Wis. 28-740 (C4).
Burr oak : see Pin oak.
Burro-Burro, riv., Brit. Gui.

12-677c.
Burrough, Christopher, &c. : see

Borough, Christopher, &c.
BURROUGHS, GEORGE 4-

862d.

— , JOHN 4-863a; l-841a,
— , William 22-120b.
Burroughs, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Burrow - duck : see Shel-
drake.
Burrowe, Christopher, &c. : see

Borough, Christopher, &c.
Burrowes, Peter 10-526b.
Burrow Head, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (DS); geology 28-628b.
Burrowhill, Sur. 16-942 (B3).
Burrowing junction 22-839d.

— owl : see Prairie owl.

— perch : see Culper.
Burrows, G. B. S. 17-447d.
Burrows, Ind. 14-422 (D3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E2).
BurrowKVille, III. 14-304 (D4).
— ,Va. 28-1 18 (E3).

Burrs Mill Brook, riv., N.J.

19-502 (C4).

Burrton, Kan. 15-654 (E2).
Burrumbeet, lake, Viet. 28-38

(B2).
Burruni coal-fields, Queens.

17-827a.

— group (geol.) 15-569d; 22-
732d.

Burrundie, S.Aus. 2-960 (E2).
BurriiB, Afranius 19-390d.
— , Chris. 17-647d.
Burrvillc, Conn. 6-952 (C2).
— , Utah 27-814 (B-C4).
Bumvood, La. 17-54 (E4).
Burry, riv., Wales 12-7 3d.

— Holms, rocks, Wales 9-428
(V. C4);12-300a.

— Port, Wales 9-428 (V. C4);
5-356b.

Burs, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Bursa (diet.) 4-863a.

— copulatrix 21-826c.

— Fabricii 3-969d.

— omentales 6-644b.

— pharyngea 21-359c ; 21-
360a.

BURSAR (diet.) 4-863a.
Bursaria (zool.) 14-5610.

— (hot.) 26-440a.
Bursary (diet.) 4-863a.
Bursa Buprapatellaris 15-486d.
Burscheid, Ger. 11-808 (I. k6).
BURSCHENSCHAFT 4-863b;

ll-229d.

Burschentum 27-766C.
Burscough,Lancs.l6-139 (B2);

prior}' 16-143a, 20-298a.

— Bridge, Lanes. 16-139 (B2).
Burse (pel.) 7-1 89c.

— (econ.) : see Bourse.
Burseraceae E-595b.
Bursera gummifera 17-873d.
Biirserberg, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Bursfeld Union (1446) 3-722C,
BURSIAN, CONRAD 4-863b.
BURSLEM, StalTs. 4-863e; 9-

416(11. C3);8-450a.
Burstead, Great, Ess. 16-942

(F2).

— , Little, Ess. 16-942 (F2).
Bursting-powder (diet.) 10-

422b.
Burston, Norf. 9-424 (IV. E2);

10-91C.
Bursuk (Seljuk general) 24-

610a.

Bursulla 19-105d; 22-4710.
Burswood, W.Aus. 21-260a.
Burt, Francis 19-3 3 Ib.
— , Jonathan 20-1 06c.
Burt, la. 14-732 (Cl).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (H3).
Burt and Freeman's sand-
pump 8-566a.

Burtasses, tribe 6-350c; 24-
206d.

Burt Castle, ruin, Ire. 8-414a.

Burtenbach, Sebastian Schiirt-
lin von ll-855b.

Burtenshaw, Edward : see St
Leonards, Edward Burten-
shaw, baron.

Burthen : see Burden.

Burtigny, Switz. 26-242 (A4).

Burton (physicist) 6-865b.

— , Arthur Michael Bass, baron
3-490a; 4-867a.

— , Asa 9-5d.

— , Decinms, 2-427d.

— , SIR FREDERICK WIL-
liam 4-863c.

— , Henry 9-538a; 22-532b.

— , Hezekiah 7-620b.

— , JOHN HILL 4-863d.

— , SIR RICHARD FRANCIS
4-864b; Benin 3-738c; Came-
roon Mt. 5-1 13a; Congo
Riv. 6-917c; Hejaz 2-256b;
Somaliland 25-380C.

— , ROBERT 4-865d; 9-627d.

— , Thomas 17-28a.

— , Warren 4-646b.

— , William 4-865d.

— , WILLIAM EVANS 4-866d.

— , William George 4-866d.

— , W. P. 28-895C.

Burton, Ches. 9-416 (II. B3).

— , 111. 14-304 (A4).

— , Neb. 19-324 (E2).

— , O. 20-26 (112).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L5).

— , Wash. 28-354 (B4).

— , Westm. 9-412 (I. C4).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (C2).

— , parish, Wales 21-82c.

Burton actinometer 21-5 18b.

Burton Agnes, Yorks. 9-416
(II. Gl); 28-935c; 2-418a.

— Brandstock 8-435a.

— City, O. 20-26 (G3).

— Close, Derby. (Bakewell) 3-
229b.

— Dassett, Warwick. 9-420
(III. D2); 28-343C.

— Head, mt., Yorks. : geology
28-9310.

Burton - in - Kendall, Lanes. :
geology 16-1 38c.

— in Lonsdale, Yorks. 9-416
(II. Bl).

Burtonization of water 12-

768d.
Burton Joyce, Notts. 9-116

(II. E3).
Burtonport, Ire. 14-744 (C2);

8-4 13d.
Burton Salmon, Yorks. 28-933

(D2).
Burton-Spitz (physiologist) 27-

94 le.
BURTON - UPON - TRENT

(Burhton) 4-866d; 9-416 (II.

D4); 4-507C.

Burton View, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Burtonwood. Lanes. 16-139

(C3);28-332b.

Burtrum, Minn. 18-550 (C5).
Burts, lake, Mich. 18-372 (F4).
Burtscheid, Ger. l-449b.
Burtsel, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Burtville, La. 17-54 (A6).
— , Pa. 21-10(i (F2).
Bum, cape, D.N.Guin. 19-487

(B2);19-486d.
— , hills, Br.E.Af. 4-601d.
BURU (Euro, Boeroe, Boeloe),

isl., Mal.Arch. 4-867b; 17-

466 (F3).

— , lake, Turk. 27-426 (D2).
— , mt., Br.E.Af . 4-601 (B3);

4-602c.

— , mt., D.N.Guin. 19-487(B2).
— , str. Mal.Arch. 17-466 (F3).
Buru (zool.) 25-142d.
Buruanga, P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
Burucha rubber : see Sola

rubber.
Bunijird, Pers. 21-188 (A2);

4-867c; 21-195a.
BURUJIRD, prov., Pers. 4-

867a; 21-188 (A2).
Burunchuk, cape, Russ.As.

23-872 (H6); 27-420 (A3J.
Burundi (Urundi), dist., Ger.

E.Af. 3-358C.
Burunitanus, anc. grove, N.

Af. 14-636d.
Burut : see Kirghiz.
Burwal (diet.) 12-613d.
Bunvardesley, Salop : see

Broseley.

Bin-wash, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
Burwell, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.

C2).

— , Lines. 9-416 (II. G3).
— , Neb. 19-3'24 (E-F3).
Burwick, Scot. 24-412 (Fl).
Burwood, N.S.W. 19-538 (A3);

population 26-279d.
Burv, H.8-871d; 8-873b.
— , JOHN BAGNELL 4-867d;

14-7560.
— , Louis 10-280a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

134

To make full use of thlt Index It I* etsentlal to read the
Instructions given on I'mge I.

BURL-BUTT

Bun. Out. M-7:»4(IC3>.

9-424 (IV. lit).
I. • . > It-UK

AS).

i
r, . ... ...,..•.„.

r llurlat*.

Bwr l»»iik. earthwork. SUfla,
IS- ••

— Do

— Itinc, aoo. camp. Staff"
•kflUi

— ST EDMUNDS Hk. "I
Itoeiinorlli). -\\tt. 4-M8b:
»-i 9-497a;84-
lloa: to-.

Yorkm. 9-416 (II.

Corn, 18-4)88a.

Bunrn. rtv . Hunt. 17-11 la.
Burtrntaml. oouiitr. Hun*.:

see Braeso unit Barrvuag.
Bontt-t. in
Itunit. paes. India ll-ila.
Bw.Ceearde. 8-367 b.
Baa(abbrev.)l-19d.
BOM. cape, Crete: tee Orabnea,

Bn^aada. Ate. 1-643 (Cl); 5-

•-•"7 i

Boxarlil. ponln., RUH».A!>. 23-

874(H7):5-443a.
Boeaoo, Port.: ere Buseaco.

— , ml*.. Port.: trr Kuwaco.
Buanta.Brl.Cuiw. 6-923 (1)5).
Buaaun : »rr Btisine.
Busassa. nit.. Ali<« 1-7 17a.
BUSBECQ. OC1ER GHISLAIN

de4-*ftvl:ll-276c.
BUSBY, RICHARD 4-S69a.
B unity. Ml*>. 18-000 (Cl ).

— . Scot. 14-418 (C3); 11-81
(map).

BUSBY (head -dm*) 4-889a;

11-3.V.V: 27-583C.
I 10

Brooa. It. 15-4 (A2); 15-72a.
Buecemi. It. 2O-597a.
lluseli (canon of H!M««li«lm)

5-751c.

— . A. 17-648a.

— , Johann 2-K10d.

— . JULIUS HERMANN MO-
rlu 4-S69b.

— . WILHELM 4-S69c ; 5-33 lc :
ll-

.

Bnach, Ark. 1-552 (Bl).
Bu-vhc. Hermann TOD dem 13-

losd: 11-887C.
Buscher. Statins S-Mil.
BUSCHING. ANTON FRIED-

rioh 4-S694.
Busrh Ii>ns21-Jllc.
Bnschaand. III.. Ger. 8-34 (A4).
BuThtehrad. Ails. 3-4 (( 'li;

4-122d: population 15-- 1 ;.(.
Buselra. Syr. M-30S (D2); 4-

8Mo:f-«Ma.
BUSENBAUM (Riisenihaum).

Hermann 4-S70a: 15-341C.
Hu-.-i.io. riv.. It. 1-171.1; 7-

Ilu stllia. riv.. Mor.: tee Mart 11.
Busgen, M. 2-87a.
Bush. Charle* O. 5-33.ia.

— .J.E. 13-91d.
Hu-!i. 111. 14-304 (C6).

— Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— lake, N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).

— riv.. Ire. 14-7 1 1

— riv.. Md. 17-12S (O2).
- riv.. S.C. 25-500 (Cl).

BUSH (diet.) 4-870b.
Iliinhat, bourn of 1-4 86d.
HII Shater. Tun. 22-1 23d.
Hush-Brown. Henry Klrkc

.
BUSHBUCK 4-870b; l-89d;

14-'.' 7.-.
Rushbury. Staffs. 25-758 <A1);

28-7 8 lc,
Bosh-cow ll-437h.

— dog 5-37 Ib; 5-376b; 18-
Ma.

Rnxhehr, Per*. : tre Hushlre.
BuShelfa,gulf. Ktry. 9-40 ( Al).
Bushel. Robert : tee Bussell.

Robert.
BUSHEL 4-870b; 28-47»a;

28-l91b.

liu-hell's case 15-581c.
l«u-h End, N.Z. 19-614 (D4).
Basher. Leonard S-372b.
Busherat, al. dist., Sp. : tee

Alpujams.

Bushcrutgnnge. India 14-449c.
llu-.li.-y. u-rt-. 16--..U (OT):

population 13-399b: school

of art, tee Herkomer

School of Art.

— Heath. Herts. 19-941 (Cl).

— Home. Mdx. 28-479d.

— . New. Herts. 16-942 (Cl).

— r.irk, Mdx.: tee Bushy.

psik.

•fowl n-ii;t..

io-i(Wa.

M..T !7-i««a.
It

Bosh -hawk : ew Sparrow-
i..t»k (New /x-alaod).

Samurai.
BUSHin-i i .. 15-lOSc;

15-llSb.

BUSH IRC. Pen. 4-870*: 21-
I" ill 11; .-limal- 21-lvla:
ixxtal ami tdnrraph serrlos
fa-lBJc; .l,i|,|.iiuc 21-l»8e,
Ru»h kanimroo ll-JlOb.
ll.i-l.kill. IM. 21-106 (MS).

— Creek, riv.. I -a. »-

n, .-i, kirk Creek, riv.. 0. 18-16

Hu.hley. Wares. 8-410 (III.

••k. riv.. La. 17-54 (Cl).

n>i. iiMinulni.it ( Hnnhmans
land), ro.mtrv. - \r. : ttt
Great Ilw.hu.an I-oml.

Ilushmnii.. riv.. Cape Col. 25-

Iti.-i.mn.i.-r 12-r.iM.; 27-9890,
BUSHMEN ( lliMjemnaiuO 4-

87la; 13-H..1.; 19-313,1:

dances 7-7V5c; displacement

by Kaffir. 15-62-1.: li.it.-i.

colonists' treatmentlS-47 la ;

hair 11-S23I. : myth.. IKV 19-

lS5c; tit one Implement* 1-

327d; wan 5-2..
II. i-l. mill-. Ire. 14-744 (El);

I: 25-1 M..
llu-l,.iell. Asa H. 12-919.1; 20-

311..

— . David 24-27 6d.
— . HORACE 4-873a; 4-936c;

26-7-
ltu.hn.-ll. III. 14-304 (B3).

19-321 (A3).
— . S.Uak. 25-506 (13).
— , mt., Maes. 17-851 (Al).
— , park. Conn. 13-32c.
Bush-pig : tee River-hog.
Im-li-quall : trr Button-quail.
Bushrangers 19-543b; 15-

720a.

Bush tick : tee Carrapato.
Bushton. 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
liMshvi-ld sandstone 27-1 88b.
Hush-whacking (diet.) 2-555a.
Bushwlck. N.Y. 19-596 (13);

16-983c.

— , dist., N.Y. 4-648d.
Bushy, park. Mdx. 16-942 (C3);

13-7.1- .: 15---'!.. .
Bushyfork, N.C. 19-772 (C-

Dl).

head. Okla. 20-56 (Fl).
Bushy Hill. N.>.W. 7-7Sc.

— Run : battle (1763), Mich.
22-65d.

Bushyu (Musashi). prov., Jap.

15-1. 1111); 15-204a.
Busi. Isl., Aus. 3-1 (E5).
— . riv.. Port.K.Af. 25-4t!G

(M3); 22-liilli.
Busiba (fsiba), dist., Ger.E.

Af. 3-358c.
Buslne (music) 4-7 12c; 23-

-.i7l ...
Bnslngen, Switz. 26-242 (Fl);

26-2 40a.
— , Gcr. 24-31 lc.
Businja (fsinja), dist., Ger.E.

Af. 3-3580.

BUSIRI (Arab poet) 4-S73d.
BUSIRIS (king) 4-873d.
Hu.siris. Egy. : tee Abwdr.
liuririt (Kplehaniitis) 9-681 a.
Hutiris (Isocrates) 14-880O.
BUSK. GEORGE 4-874a; 7-

373d.

Itii-^k. An-. 3-4 (12).
BUSKEN-HUET, CONRAD 4-

874b;8-727d.
Hu-kiTinl. eo.. Nor. 19-SOJ

19-<03a.
BUSKIN 4-S74C,
Husk Tunnel, pass. Colo. 6-722

' !'-'>; 6-7198.
BUSLAEV, FEDOR IVANO-

vloh 4-H74C.
Bii*lers (Boilers), Baldwin de

:.>b.
Busli. Roger de : tee Roger de

Bnsli.

Bnsna : nrr Bnsine.
Busnach (Algerine trader) 1-

.-..

Busnardo (chew-player) 6-

103a.
Bnsnga, dtet.. Ugan. 17-557

(C2): 17-562b; climate 27-

558a:language 3-358c.
BUSTS, Turk. As. : tee Basra.
Hu-r el Hariri. Syr. 4-356C,
BUSS. FRANCES MARY 4-

874d.

— It. W. 4-874d; 4-664a.
Buss. Isl., Ice. 21-94 la.
BUSSA, NUr. 4-875a: 19-

678 (Bl): dialect 17-564d;

UOa. 14-643a;

n.i.1.1. 19-«:4d.
BUM.. JS-530 (Al);

b*lllc(lBlO)4-n7.M..21
— . iCHHA DE. mti.. Port.

•

Bwae. Karl 11-7991..
7 BweeT^lstilp) 24--n«a.
BwaeU (BnebeY). Robert 19-

\ . • • \'. v 1!- •'

26- .'12 (Dl).
1 I

Haeser loeUtation. Mae*. 15-

Bneee/vlllr. Kv. 15-740 (Fl).
BiwMree-Bailil. rr. 18-778

nillllllll Swltx. 26-241 (B3).

I : .. -,>,'/ 26-JIJ I I .

Bosaoieuo. It. 15-4 (Al).

BwMone. Franciwo. count of
Oannacnola : eee Carmag-
nola, Franoleoo Btueone,
count "f

Boseora. Turk. An. : trt Baara.

— . Fr.Oul. 11-104 (B3).
Buswirah rail : ere Mecca gall.
Bneao*. tribe 1-10 1 c.
Bneenmo, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

<F3).

Bueewll. Swltx. 18-141 (Cl).
KII--I. A. A. II. (wU-iitbt) 17-
!: 3-S17.I.

— . ROGER DE RABUTIN,
comte de 4-875b; 24-728b:
11-131C.

Bosey-Caetelnau, Charles Jo-

eeph PatlMier, marquis de

4-lOOc.
Btuvu fAmboit (O. Chapman)

5-853c.

Busey-le-Orand. Fr. 7-149e,
Bumy-Rabutln : tee Bossy,

Roger de lUbiitln, eomtede.
Bustamante, Anastasio 18-

339d;14-184c.
Bustaniente furnace 18-156C.
Bastamtte H-170b.
Rtutnn (Sadl) 23-992d.
Bustard, bay. Queens. 2-959c.

— . lake. Can. (Alta.) 1-500
(B2).

— . lake. Can. (Sask.) 24-22:>
(AS).

BUSTARD 4-S7.1d; 3-968d;

clow time ll-lllil; distri-

bution 3-977c.
Bnstee (meteoric stone) 18-

264a.
Bustor Browne : tee Browne,

Sir Jamea.
Bust! (Persian poet) : tee Abul

Fath of Bust.

— , Aeostino (sculptor) 18-
439b.

H'l-tleton, Pa. 21-106 (M7).
Busto, Cabo de, S|i. 25-J30
(HI).

— ARSIZIO, It. 4-S76d; 15-
4 (1)2); cotton manufacture
7-299b.

Bust of Bolivar. Order of the

15-867b.

Bnstos. P.Is. 21-392 (E2).
Bustnarii 12-63d.
Busuanga, UK, P.Is. 21-392

..•P.

Hii.-um. Oer. 8-24 (A4).
Bnsumchln-i. lake. Ash. 12-203

(B3); 2-725a.
Busum Prah, riv., W.Af . : tee

I>rah.
liusunr-Omld (ilsmiiniln loader)

2-775a.

Busnell, Wis. 28-740 (Dl).
Uusycon 9-16b.
But (in pelota) 21 -7 Ad.
Butadae (family) 9-735d; 13-

374d.
BUTADES (Dibutade«)4-877a;

26-654b.

Butagu. riv.. C.Af. 23-947a.
Hiitalis 10-584d.
Butana, India 23-4<f2a.
But and ben 3-7 He.
Butane (chem.) 20-7.'>«a; too-

merides 6-50c. l-527c.
Butnng Pulo. Isl., Mal.Pcnin.

17-473 (A3).
Biitantal, riv.. Russ.As. 25-10

(H2).

Bntar. Sum. 26-7 la.
Butaritari. i-ls.. Pac.O. 20-4 3fi

BUTCHER 4-877a; In Scottish
borousrhs 4-273a.

— bird : tee Shrike.
Butcher's, Isl.. Lab. ll-337d.
Butcher's broom 4-650a; 16-

684b (fift.1; 25-S77a.
Butchers Company 16-SlIa.
BUTE. JOHN STUART, 3rd

earl of 4-S77a; 9-547b.

— , John Stuart, 1st mar-

•
18-t»

. .

lurk..

of 4-*7lb: 7-S37e;
I M: k>rd>lilp ot Ulaui-
5-Jlilx

4--7l»«; 84-
412K t 24-11-
— . InUf. <« i :.3».

— , tol.. Hoot. 4-K7»b; 84-4 IK

k« ot. ohan.. Hoot. 84-
lls , \ t,. 4-

I, Hoot. 14-418
I

Butea <bot.) 8-7454.
— troodoea: sec Dak.
Buteonlnae : see Buuard.

viiUrarie : see Buuard,
citmfiioi..

Butera. It. 15-4 (E61.
I.ru-.u 8-7 55d.

Buteshire, co.. Hoot. : see Bute.

Illllrx 11-637.1.

BffilDbach.GcT. 11-808 ( 1. 17 ).

ll.itl.all.it] i <lb.

H. n linn. riv.. Arab. 18-flBa.

lluthenio, N.S.W. 19-538 (K2).

l(.ltlinlael-303d.

in inner, riv.. It. 28-242 (C5>;

8-1580.

Buthotrephls 8-554b.
It.iil.rotuin. Gr. (Attica) 4-

— , Or. (Eplrns) : tee Butrinto.

— . lake. Or. : tee Butrinto,
lake.

Buthiw 2-303d; circulatory
system S-196O. 24-41 Ob.

— au*tratts : eee Desert scor-
pion.

lluti. It. 15-9r.

Butlaba. Ugan. 17-557 (B2);
27-5500.

But In. Ulrsee Louie Auguste
20-605a.

liiitleUch. Som. 9-430 (VI. Gl).

BUTLER (family), earls of
Ormond. tut. 4-879b; 14-
772b; 14-7750. See alto
Ormond. dukes, earls, mar-

||U.--" - "f.

— . ALBAN 4-881a.

— , BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 4-
"Itt; in American Civil
War l-823d, l-827a, 21-
302b.

— , CHARLES 4-881d; 21-
4"-d.

— , Sir Edmund 8-98d.

— , Kleanor, Lady 8-996c.

— . Klizabeth, Lady 2O-500d;
4-888D.

— , Francis Thomas de Grey
Cowper, 8th baron : tee
Cowper, F. T. de Grey
Oowper. 7th earl.

— . GEORGE 4-882a.

— , Henry Montagu 4-8 82a.

— , James, earl of Ormonde :
tee Wiltshire, James Butler,
earl of.

— , John (Amer. soldier) 15-
47:.l»: 15-s21b; 28->:

— , JOSEPH 4-882 b; 9-635c;
2-191d : ethics 9-831a : Hume
contrasted 13-877c; llutche-
son's influence 14-1 lc, 14-
12b; on immoriality 14-
337b; thrUm 26-754a.

—.NICHOLAS MURHAY 4-

.

— , Piers 8-98d.

— , Hichard (ireneral) 4-888c,

— , Richard, Viscount Mount-
garret : tee Mountgarret,
Kielmnl Butler, viscount.

— , SAMUEL (author) 4-887C.

— , SAMUEL (bishop) 4-887b.

— (Boteler). SAMUEL (poet)
4-885d; 9-830b.

— . Theobald Waltw: eee Wal-
ter. Theobald.

— , Thomas, earl of Ossory :
tee Ossory, Thomas Butler.
earl of.

— . Walter (soldier) 8-85d ; 15-
475c.

— . WILLIAM ARCHER 4-
--- i.

—.SIR WILLIAM FRANCIS
4-888b.

— . Zebnlon 15-X21a: 28-878C.
Butler. Ala. 1-460 (A3).
—.Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

— . Ga. 11-752 (B3).

— . 111. 14-304 (C4).

— , Ind. 14-421 (HI).

— , Ky. 15-740 (Dl)

— , La. 17-54 (A2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— . Mo. 18-60S (B3).

— , NJ. 19-502 (Dl).

— , O. 20-26 (E-F3).

— . Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
BUTLER. Pa. 4-888b: 21-

106 (C4).

— . - Uak. 25-508 (HI).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (C4>.

— Co., la. 14-

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— &., l-a. M-l".
BUTLER '~ ri.nll 4-siip.
BUTLCRAGC AND PRMAOB

4 ----- 1
ln.ii.-r Crater. N.Y. 19-414

— Uraeo. Lanra. 17-4 45 (napK
BuUsr "f tinner, bafons at

Wurtn/ton : trt Warrlas*
ton. liutler at B««r.

Butler at Ovenler. Ralph : see

Butierow. Alexander Minium
vlch «-49d; 8-37d: on ke-
tone* l«-762i>: on tertiarf
alcohol* l-518b.

BoUens. la).. Vt. 19-490 (Al).

Ilutlrr-eConrt. estate. Buck*.:
art Oratories.

Butlrr'e motor cycle 18-9 lib
OK.).

Butfervllle. Ind. 14-411 (GO).

Butler von ClooebousTb. count
4--MS.

Butler Wash. riv.. Utah 17-

Butler. Red eras; of (geol.)

21-H47b.

Biitinir, AIM. Hung. 4-tStb.
BUTO (coddees) 4-88M; *>

:: 21-3480.

Huto. E«r. 4-88gd; 9-ttOd.
Butomue : trr Flooering n»«b.
Buton. Mal.Arch. 17-466 (£4);

S- '•-•
— , i»I..Mal.Areh.l7-466<E4-3>;

5-'.U7a; 5-598d.
Btitow, Oer. 11-808 (Fl).
BUTRINTO. Turk. 4-889a;

27-426 (1(3); 12-440 (Bl).
— . bay. Adriatic 4-889a.
— , lake. Turk. 27-416 (B3);

1-482C.

Butrite 17-423a.
BOUchelexg, mt,, Swltz. 28-

..-
Batschll. O. : on cystoOagel-

lata 7-708d: protoplasm H-

478d. 18-601b; protozoan

phylogeny 22-488o-
Butecr. hill, Hants 9-410

(III. E5); 8-460C.
liut-shikan : tee Sikandar.
Butsujl zenshi (Jap. priest)

15-22311.

BUtsvril. Switz. 28-242 (Gl). •
Butt, Captain 1-7 88b.
—. Clara 19-85a.
— , ISAAC 4-889b; 14-7Sld;

Parnell and 2O-855O.
BUTT (dirt.) 4-889b.

— (in carpentry) 15-482d.

— (in forging) 19-664d; 28-
501a.

— (In leather trade) 18-335d.
Buttafuoco. Matteo 19-191a.
Buttahatchee, riv.. Mi.-.-. 18-

600 (D2).

Buttauf. El (Asochls). Pal. 18-

i-3). ll-|i'la:2O-601C.

BUTTE. Mont. 4-8!)9c; 14-

176 (C3); copper mines 7-

lllc. 7-338d.
— . Neb. 19-324 (Fl).
— . Wyo. 28-874 (Gl).
— , mU., Nev. 5-8 (F2).
— . val.. Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
BUTTE (phyn. geog.) 4-88»d.
Buttc aty. Cat. 5-8 (Cl). .

— Co., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— Co.. S.Dak. 25-506 (B3).

— Creek. Oreg. 88-141 (C3). .

— Creek, riv.. Cal. 5-8 (Bl ).

— Creek, riv.. Oreg. 18-241
(H5).

— Creek, riv.. Ore*. 10-212
(£2-3).

— des Moris, lake. Wis. 28-
740 (E4): 20-349d.

— Falls. Oreg. 20-242 <C5).
llini.-1-tedt, Oer. 11-808 (IIL

plO).

Buttenman cups 8-583O.

Buttt-r. A. F.. 15-.'.31d; 1-94O,

— . Nathaniel 19-553a.

BUTTER 4-889d: 18-4 7a:
adulteration l-230b: Aus-
tralasian trade 4-613c; bac-
teria 8-1 67d: Canadian
trade 5-154d; Denmark
trade 8-2Cb: factories 7-
754a; food values 8-2161.;
legal restrictions 7-754c;
rn.Ung and composition
7-7 50b, 18-4 52d; preserva-
tlves l-115a: Retchrrt-
MeissI value 88-SOa: woop
7-75ld (flg.); standard ot
purity 7-755d: test* 2O-
50a: United Kincdom trade
7-758a. 7-760h. 2O-50c: Uni-
ted States trade 7-7518,
l-229a: use for anointing
l-79d; worker 7-7 5 Id (tig.).

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135

I

BUTT-BZYB

Butter-and-egg8 (bot.) 19-
239a.

Butter and Margarine Act
27-133a.

Butterbail : see Buffel-headed
duck.

Butter Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-
242 (F2).

BUTTERCUP 4-890a; 22-897a;
Inflorescence 10-556a (fig.).

BUTTERFIELD, DANIEL 4-
890a.

— , WILLIAM 4-890b;2-433b;
2-701a; Balliol College 20-
407a; Perth cathedral 21-
260c.

Butterfleld, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— , Minn. 18-550 <C7).

— , Mo. 18-608 (C5).

BUTTERFLY 4-890c; 16-475b
(figs.): 16-470e; Alpine forms
l-754d; coloration 16-469c;
distribution 16-470a; dura-
tion of life 16-975c; maxillae
13-419c; metamorphosis 18-
222b; scales 16-466b (fig.);
variations l-116d. See also
Lepidoptera.

— finch 11-1 OOa.

— head-dress 7-239d.

— orchis 20-1 7 2c.
Butterine : see Margarine.
Butterleigh, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2).
Euttermere, Cumb. 9-412 (I.

B3).
— , lake, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3);

16-89c; 9-411b; geology 7-

625a.

Buttermilk 7-761b; 7-746b.
Buttermilk Chcjmel, N.V. 19-

596 (H3).

Buttemia, Wis. 28-740 (C2).
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 <C3>.
Butternut, Mich. 18-372 (E-

F6).
BUTTER-NUT (Carvocar nud-

ferum) 4-S90c; 19-918c.

— (Juglauscinerea): see White
walnut.

Butter of antimony : see Anti-
mony chloride.

— • of tin : see Tin, butter of.

Butterehaw, Yorks. 28-933
(Bl).

Butterstone, Scot, 24-41 8 (Dl).

Butterton, Staffs. 9-416 (II.
D3).

Butter Towers (Tours de
beurre) 10-196d.

— tree 26-379a.
Butterwick, Lines. 9-416 (II.

m>.

BUTTERWORT 4-890c.
Butterworth, Edwin 7-283c.
Butterworth, Cape Col. 25-

466(I9);15-629c.
— , Mal.Penin. 17-473 (B4).
— . Va. 28-118 (E3).
BUTTERY (diet.) 4-890d.
Buttes, Colo. 6-722 (F3).
— . Switz. 26-242 (B3).
Buttes-Chaumont, Fr. 20-804

(Bl and El); 20-810b.

— Chaumont, Pare des, Fr.
(Paris) 2O-804 (El); 20-807a.

Butteur (in pelota) 21-76d.

Butte Valley, Cal. 5-8 (CD.

Buttevant, David Barry, vis-
count: see Barrymore, David
Barry, viscount.

Buttevant, Ire. 14-744 (C4);
7-158b.

Bullhorn (starfish) 25-796b.

Butti, Enrico Annibale 14-
912c.

Buttington : battle (893) 1-
583a.

But tier Pond, lake, Me. 17-434

BUTTMANN, PHILIPP KARL

4-890d.

Mattock l-942c.
uttock Point, cape, Scot.

24-418 (A3); 4-878c.
Butt of Lewis, cape, Scot.

24-412 (Bl):16-525c.
Button, Sir Thomas 21-942C.
Button, bay, Vt. 19-490 (A3).
— , isls., Can. 5-160 (Q3).
BUTTON 4-891a; 7-238c;

badge of rank 17-558d, 6-

184a; of foils 9-669a.

— bush 10-557a.

— gall ll-425b.

— quail 22-709a; 3-977c; 24-
T46c; distribution 3-974a.

— snake-root 25-285b.

futtonwillow, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
uttonwood 21-7 14c.
Buttonwoods, R.I. 23-249 (C2);

28-341C.
BUTTRESS (arch.) 4-891d;

flying 2-403a.
Bntts, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Butts, Battle of the (1544) 12-

Ma

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instructions given on Page 1.

Butts Co., Ga. 11-752 (C2).

— Green, Ess. 16-942 (E2).
Butt sling 15-875d.
Buttstadt, Ger. 11-808 (III.

plO).

Buttzville.N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
Butuau, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
— , bay, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
Butuntum, It. : see Bitonto.
Buturlin, Alexander Borisso-

witoch 24-7 2 Ic.
— , Demetrius 7-7 89b.
Butyan, nit.. Hung. 27-212a.
BUTYL ALCOHOLS 4-892a.

— aldehyde l-532a. See also
Isobutyl aldehyde.

— carbinol l-900b.
Butylene 20-76d; isomerism

14-881d.

Butyl sulphocyanide 13-7 3 Sa.
BUTYRIC ACID 4-892a; 20-

44a.
Butyrolactone 16-56c; 6-59c;

26-Gd.

Butyrometer 7-753d (fl?.).
Butyrosperum Parkii : see Shea

butter tree.
Butzer, Martin : see Bucer,

Martin.

BttUow, Ger. 11-808 (C2).
Butztown, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Buvarello of Bologna 14-8980.
Buvuma (Uvuma), isl., E.Af.

28-45C.

Buwariye : see Abu-Berdi.
Buwayhid (dynasty) : see

Buyid.

Buxa, India : see Baxa.
Buxaceae (bot.) 9-894b.
BUXAR (Baxar), India 4-

892b; 14-376 (L7); battle

(1764) 14-409a.
Buxbaumia (bot.) 4-707b.
Buxe Fjord.Green. 12-543 (D5).
Buxentum, It. 15-26 (E4);

23-637b.
Buxey, sandbank, Ess. 9-424

(IV. E3).
Buxhowden, Friedrich Wil-

lirlm. count von 2-938b;

19-223a.

Buxicres, Fr. 10-7 84o.
Buxted, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5);

26-1 67d.

Buxtehude (musician) 3-124C.
BUXTON, JEDEDIAH 4-892c.
— , Sydney 5-1 3-c.
— , SIR THOMAS FOWELL

4-892d; l-67d; l-356b.
BUXTON, Derby. 4-893a; 9-

416 (II. D3); 4-584 (B4);

mineral waters 18-518d.
— , la. 14-732 (E3).
— , Me. 17-434 (B5).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (B2).
BUXTORF, JOHANNES (the

elder) 4-893c; 3-850a; Bibli-
cal criticism 3-859b ; concor-
dance 6-S31b.
— , JOHANNES (the younger)

4-894a; 3-SS9b.
lUixus balaerica 4-352a.

— sempervirens : see Cauca-
sian palm-.

— sempervivens : see Box.
Busy, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Buy, mt., Scot. 18-960d.

— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (C3);

18-960d.

Buya 21-225b; 5-51c.
Buyantu (Jen-tsung) 6-197b;

18-714C.

Buyantu, riv., China 18-7 lid.
Buyck, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Buyid (Buywahid), dynasty

5-51c; 17-4 1 2d ; Mahom-

medan institutions 17-412c,

17-422b.

BUYING IN4-894d.
Buyl (family) 5-731b.
Buys, Paul 13-809d; 13-596c.
BUYS BALLOT'S LAW 4-

Mi Id; 18--'- Ic.
Buysse, Cyril 10-495d.
Buyster, P. (sculptor) 24-499d.
BuyukderS (Constantinople) 7-

9c.
Buyuk Djamia, mosque, Sofia

25-344d.
Buyukliman, vil., Turk.As. 2-

565 (Bl).
Buyuni, Ger.E.Af. 11-771

(C2>.
Buyur, lake, China : see Buir-

nor.

Buz (tribal name) ll-581b.
Buzan (Seljuk general) 24-610a.
Buzancais, Philippe de Chabot,

count of : see Chabot,

Philippe de.

Buzancais, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Buzancy, Fr. 10-778 (G2);

battle (1870) l-498b; horse-
breeding 2-451a.
Bu Zarea, mt., Alg. l-654d.
Buzaun : see Busine.

Bu-Zeima, oasis, Libyan desert

27-'-'S9b.
Buzen (Hoshu), prov., Jap. 15-

204c.
Buzet, Fr. 10-778 (E6); 17-

16d.
BUZEU, Rum. 4-894d; 23-826

(C2).
— , dept., Rum. 23-826 (C2);

23-827b.
— , pass, Hung. : see Bodza

— , riv., Rum. 23-826 (C2);

23-827b; 23-826b.
Buzghol-khana, pass, C.Asia

13-526b.

Buzhans, people 28-195b.
Buzi, tribe 16-542a.
Bu-Zian (sheikh) l-652a.
Buzinjurd, Pers. : see Bujnurd.
Buzograd, Hum. : see Buzeu.
BUZOT, FRANCOIS NICOLAS

Leonard 4-895a; 12-50b.
Buzuluk, Russ. 23-872 (H5);

24-1080.

— , riv., Russ. 23-872 (F5).
Buzur-Assur (king) 3-107b.
BUZZARD 4-S95b.
Buzzard's, bay, Mass. 17-852

(F4-3); 17-851C.

— Bay, Mass. 17-852 (F3).

— Roost Gap, pass, Ga. 7-
779c.

Buzzi, J. B. 26-266a.

B.V. (pseud.) : see Thomson,

James.

B.V.M. (abbrcv.) l-30a.
Bwana Mkubwa Mine, Rhod.

23-260 (B-C2).
Bwela, dist., Bel.Congo 12-

258d.

Bwlch, Wales 9-428 (V. E4).
Bwlch - y - ddwy - faen, pass,

Wales 7-7 Ob.
Bwlch -y-Groes, mt., Wales 4-

484d.

By, Swed. 26-190 (Dl).
Byamee (myth.) 27-80a.
Byam Martin, isl., N.Am. 21-

938 (Al).

Byana, Arm. : see Van.
Byandovan, cape, Cauc. 23-

"874(11. F4).
Byang-tang, dist., Tib. : see

Chang-tang.

Byars, Okla. 20-58 (D3).
Bybee, Tenn. 26-620 (HI).
By-bidding (diet.) 2-895c.
Brblis 14-644C.
Byblus, Syr. : see Jebeil.
Byblus (plant) : see Papyrus.
Bycanctes 12-616b.
Byczyna: battle (1588) 28-

954d.
Byddell, John (publisher) 3-

900a.
Bydogoszcz, fort, Ger. 15-

915c.
Bydzow, New, Aus. : see New

Bydzow.

Bye (diet.) 7-439a.
Byeguni (Russ. sect) 23-886C.
Bye-law : see By-law.
Byelaya, Rnss. 23-872 (C8).
— , mts., Russ.As. 24-276b;

15-645b.
— , riv., Russ. (Cauc.) 23-874

(II. Bl); 15-934d.
— , riv., Russ. (Orenberg) 23-

872 (15).

— , riv., RUBS.AS. 25-10 (F3).
BYELAYA TSERKOV, Russ.

4-895c; 23-874 (I. C2).
BYELEV, Russ. 4-895c; 23-

872 (E5); 27-365d.
BYELGOROD. Russ. (Kursk)

4-19,>d; 23-872 (E5); 15-

953c.
— , Russ. (Bessarabia) : see

Akkerman.
— , Turk. : see Berat.
Byeliki, Russ. 23-874 (I. E2).
Byelkov, isl., Arct. 21-961

(Bl); 25-10 (II); 19-536d.
Byelo-Fontan, Russ. 23-874

(I. C3).

— Ostrov, Russ. 23-872 (D7).

— Ozero, lake, Russ. 23-872
(E3); 9-910c.

Byelopolye.Turk. 27-426 (Al);

19-840d.
Byeloserkovka, Russ. 23-874

(I. D-E2).
BYELOSTOK (Bialystok),

Russ. 4-895d; 23-872 (B5);

2-140c.
Byelovitsa,forest, Russ. 4-lld;

12-61 la.
Byelovodsk, Russ. 23-874 (I.

G2).
Byelo Vyska, Russ. 23-874

(I. C2).
Byelo Yanisal, Russ. 23-874

(I. F3).

Byeloye, Russ. 23-874 (I. G2).
Byelozersk, Russ. 23-872 (L

E3).

Byelsk, Russ. 23-872 (B5);

12-611 b.

Byeltsy, Russ. 23-874 (I. A3).
Byeluklia, mt., Russ.As. 27-

420 (G2); 19-944b.
Byelyi, Russ. 23-872 (D4);

25-277d.

— Gorod, Russ. (Moscow) 18-
89 Id.

— yar, Russ. 24-108c.
Bye Plot 28- 1 1 la; ll-469a.
Byer, O. 20-26 (E6).

" Byerly Turk " (horse) 13-

719b.

Byerock, N.S.W. 19-538 (D2).
Byers, Colo. 6-722 (F2).
— , Pa. 21-106(17).
— , Tex. 26-690 (I. 1-2).
Byerstown, Queens 2-960 (H3).
Bye-stakes 3-482c.
Byesville. O. 20-20 (G5).
BYEZHETSK, Russ. 4-896a;

23-872 (E4).
Byfleld, Mass. 17-852 (Fl);

17-853a.

— , Northants. 9-420 (III. E2).
Byfjord, fjord, Nor. 3-772c.
Byfleet, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
Byford, Hereford. 9-420 (III.

B2).

Bygdea. Swed. 19-800 (E2).
Bygdinsjo, lake, Nor. 19-804

(C2).

ByRrtii, pcnin.. Nor. 6-280a.
Bygland, Nor. 19-804 <B3).
Byglandsfjord, lake, Nor. 19-

804 (B3).
Bvomester Solnaes (Ibsen) : see

Master-builder.
Byhalia, Miss. 18-600 (CD.
Byington, Cyrus 14-479C.
Byington, Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
Byklc, Nor. 19-804 (B3).
Byland, Yorks. 23-398a.

— Abbey, Yorks. 9-416 (II.
El);28-935d; 28-520b.

— with Wass, Yorks. 12-392d.
BY-LAW 4-896a; 9-432b.
Bylazora (Koprili,Veles),Turk.

20-447a; 15-898a.
Bylchau, Wales 9-428 (V. Dl).
Bylcr, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
BYLES, MATHER (sen.) 4-

896a.

— , Mather (jun.) 4-89Bb.
ByUynge, Edward 19-509d, 21-

lOla.
By lot, Robert 21-942c; 13-

850c; 3-192C.

Bylot, isl.. Can. 5-160 (Ol).
Bylov, Russ.As. 16-417b.
Byne, hill, Scot. 3-75b.
Byng, George, Viscount Tor-

rington : see Torrington.
— , John, earl of Stratford : see

Stratford.
— , JOHN (admiral) 4-896b;

23-427d; 24-722a.
BynK Inlet, Can. 20-114 (D2).
BYNKERSHOEK, CORNE-

lius van 4-v.Hid; 14-697b;

territorial waters theory 28-

409c, 13-457a.
Bynum, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Mont, 14-276 (C2).
— , N.C. 19-772 <C2).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (F4).
Byon (rock) 23-812C.
Byoritsu, Jap. 15-158 (B14).
Byram, Miss. 18-600 (B3).
— , cape. Conn. 6-952 (A5).
— , park, Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
— , riv., Conn. 6-952 (A.'i).
Byramgore reef, Lac.Is. 14-

382 (D-E14).
BYRD, WILLIAM (musician)

4-896d; 26-378c; 19-82b.
— , William (Amer. soldier) 21-

301a; 23-310d; l-831b.
Byrd, Ga. 11-752 (Al).
Byrds Creek, Wis. 28-740 <C5).
BjTdstown, Tenn. 26-620 (F-

Gl).

Byreburn, Scot. 8-663d.
Bvrehope, mt., Scot. 24-418

(E3); 21-38d.

Byrhtferth (monk) 9-609b.
Byrne, Charles (giant) 11-

926d; 13-94 Ic.
— , L. W. 8-438a.
— , Nicholas 19-557a.
— , Oliver 26-333c; 16-8750.
Byrne (coat of mail) 4-592a.
Byrnedale, Pa, 21-106 (E3).
Byrness, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

D2).

Byrnetown, Natal 19-263d.
Byrnie (armour) 2-58.r)d.
BYROM, JOHN 4-897c; 12-

911c; hymns 14-195C.
— , John : shorthand system

24-1 OlOa.

Byromville, Ga. 11-752 (C3).
Byron, Anna Byron, Lady 4-

900a; 28-520d.
— , Augusta : see Leigh, Hon.

Augusta.

Byron, Augusta Ada : see Love
lace, Augusta Ada, countess
of.

— , Catherine 4-898a.

— , GEORGE GORDON BY-
ron, 6th baron 4-897d; 9-
638a; dramatic works 8-
531b; Memoirs 18-811b;
monuments in Greece 18-
607c, 2-832 (map), 2-840d;
Murray's connexion 19- 1 Id ;
tomb 13-848d.

— , HENRY JAMES 4-905d.

— , JOHN BYRON, 1st baron
4-906a.

— , HON. JOHN (yice-admiral)
4-906b; l-846a; 10-153a.

— , John (captain) 4-898a.

— , William Byron, baron 12-
360b; 8-64 Ic.

Byron, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).

— , Cal. 5-8 <C3).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).

— , Me. 17-434 (B4).

— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).

— , Minn. 18-550 (E6).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (Fl).

— •, N.Y. 19-596 (B2).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

— , Wis. 28-740 (E5).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (Dl).

— , cape, N.S.W. 19-538 (Gl).

— , lake, S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).

— , str., N.G. 19-487 (Fl); 19-
520c.

— Bay, N.S.W. 19-538 (Gl).

— Center, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
Byrranga, nits., RufiS.As. 25-

10(E-F1); 25-12d; 25-lld.
Byrsa, N.Af. 5-42(id.
Byrum, Den. 8-24 (Dl).
Byshottles, Dur. 8-707d.
Byske, Swed. 19-800 (E2).
Bysmalith (diet.) 16-37c.
Bysset, Abacuck 24-4 59b.
Bysshe, Sir Edward 26-141C.
Byssocardium 16-123d.
BysBoUte 2-7 14d.
Byssusl9-94b; 16- 11. "a.
Bystraya, riv., Russ. 15-645b.
BYSTROM, JOHAN N1KLAS

4-9060.

Bystrzyca, rivs., Aus. 3-4 (1.2).
Bytham, Little, Lines. 9-416

(II. G4); 16-714d.
By the Waters of Babylon

(Camoens) 5-1 18a.
Bythoceras 11-5 16d.
Bj-thom, Ger. : see Benthen.
Bythos (gnosticism) 12-156a.
Bythotiara 14-1 51o.
Bythotiaridae 14-151c.
Bythotrephes azovicus 5-454a.
Bythotrephis worstoniensis 20-

525b.

Byti (title) 21-346C.
Byton, Hereford. 9-420 (III.

B2).
Bytown, Can. : see Ottawa,

Can.

BYTOWNITE 4-906c.
BYWATER, INGRAM 4-906d.
Bywoners 25-467b.
Byzacium (Byzacena), prov.,

N.Af. 23-649 (C-D3);l-359d;

5-194c.

Byzant : see Bezant.
Byzantine architecture 4-907c

(Plates); 4-907a; 2-232a;

capitals 5-277a; early 2-

385d; in Dahnatia 7-774a;

in France 2-434a; in Spain

2-399d; in Venice 27-996b;

vaulting 27-958b; windows

28-712d.
BYZANTINE ART 4-906d ; 14-

27 4c; enamel 9-363c; ivory

15-96c; miniatures 18-524a;

mosaic 18-885a; plate 21-

796b; sculpture 24-490c;

silk-weaving 28-450b.

— Empire: see Roman Empire,
Later.

— handwriting 20-558d.

— law 23-520d; 28-950a.

— literature : see under Greek
Literature.

— Rite 16-796d; St Basil's re-
forms 3-467a,

— school of medicine 18-45b;
26-127a.

Byzantinismus (diet.) ll-890d.
Byzantinus : see Leontius.
BYZANTIUM, Turk. 4-911a;

23-648 (E2); Alcibiades'

capture (408 B.C.) 21-75o;

coins 19-880d, 19-887d.

19-896a; siege (339 B.C.) 21-

377c,5-858d; ships 24-865C.

See also Constantinople.
Byzas (founder ot Byzantium)

4-911a.
Bzura, riv., Russ. 21-929 (B2);

21-930b.
Bzyb, riv., Cauc. 23-874 (IL

iS2); 15-955b.

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136

To make full u»e of this Index It It

given on

ntlml to rc*J tho
I.

C-CADE

) 1-SOa.

— (ohem.)iU39b.

— (fetter) 4-9 I 2a : 15-6l9a.

— !numeral)10-8il7a: 14-«13a.
C.A. (Ulto) l-2t»a.

I .. • ' ..... 6- U

Caa-ctivs (dtct.J 17-!»77c.

Oaaea i •'

Caama : mr llartrbeort.

Caamano. I'lacldo 8-9194.

Can-ti 1

CAB 4--J 1 -.'<• ; 18-02*0.

Calm. It. 15-26 (C6).

Catwit. head. Soot. : tee

Krtxx-k. head.
CABAL 4-»13b; 5-914b; 1

I ..'..I.

Oaballros, rat.. Fr. S-559e,
CabaOarlus 15-S52a.

, Jose' Antonio. Marquis de

— de Crolx 28-416d.
Cabaltoro (title) 15-8SSc.
CobaOm C .... El 2S-S80c.
Caballo Blanco. C,uat. 5-67S

Cabalfocooha. Peru 21-264

(Dl).

-.lake, Peru 17-7d.
Caballo Cone. mt.. N.Mex. 19-

-

-..•" K l>.
Caballos,

.

C.Am. : tee Puerto
Cortes.

of Naples " 2S-J84d ;

Cabalas lt-M5a,
Cabana, Pern 21-284 (B3).
Cabanai. EL Sp. : ate Pueblo

NUCTO del Mar.
Cabaflas. Sp. 25-530 (C3).
—.harbour, Co. 7-595 (Bl);

7-A»5a.

Cabanatuan. P.Is. 21-395c.
Caban Coch. dam, Wales 3-

985o : 28-402o ; 28- 1»7

_ ALEXANDRE 4
913d ; St-503a.
Oabanem Jean de 22-iOlb.
Cabanco, Ang. «-923 (C5).
Caban group 16-829b ; 2!

Mb.

Cabanl l«-270a.

Cabania (naturalist) 20-319d.

—.PIERRE JEAN GEORGE

4 -913d; ll-142a; brain

theory 18-226«; works 6-

- .1. .
Cahannes. Lea, Fr. : tee Lee

Cabaimea.

Cabaret. Isl.. 111. 18-608 (H2-1)
Cabarita, N.s.W. 26-2SOa.
CabarltU, riv.. Jam. 15-133

(map) ; 15-132C.
Cabarnla, Or. : aw Paros.
CABARRUS. FRANCOIS

91 4b; 16-525d.
Cabarrus Co., N.C. 19-772

CABASILAS, NICOLAUS
lite.

-. Nilua 24-81b ; 4-914C,
Cabaant 13-248b.

Cabaanou
Cabasaoos

•w Tatnuay.
ter Tatoua.

Cabat. Louis 2»-503a.
CABATUAN, P.Ia. 4-914o ; 21

39« (D5).

Cabaya : tee American aloe.
CABBAGE 4-914o ; 8-216b

1-39 Id.

— aphis 13-2810 (flg.).

— butterfly : tee Cabbage
white butterfly.

— disease S-169b.

— I M 16-'.":!..

— palm 4-9160 : 4-445b ! eoo
noralc raloe 23-100Sd. 20
64 2d : UJ3. 27-6340

— rose 23-730b.

— white butterfly 16-470b
18-222c (fig.); 14-2 43b ; In
N.Aroerlca l-120d.

Cabbala : tee Kabbalah.
Cabe, riv., Sp. 18-700C.
Cabecca de Vaoca. Alrar
Nnflea : see Nuflea Cabeia.

Cabedeo de Roenai. mt., Sp.

CalxHlollu. Hrai. 4-440 (K.I);

Srm.

lKvra. Turk. : trr Ntksar.
CABEIRI (myth.) 4-918o ; 13*

369b:2*-117d.
Cabelro, point, Asores 3-83

(III.).
Cabell, Joseph CarHiurton 28-

l.v. ,

— . William A. 12-902c.

— . WiUiam Lewe*l»-218d.
Cabell Co.. W.Va. 28-560 (A3).
CabeUlnho 3-84c.

Cabelllo. Gaul B-561d.
Caberea 22-42c.
Cabernet 28-7 -ill).
CABER TOSSING 4-917a.
Cabery. 111. 14-304 (D3).
Cabestalng. Qullhein do 7-

307b ; 27-3100.
CABET. ET1ENNE 4-917b ; 6-
-

..

Cabete*. tribe 4-455a.
Cabeia del Buoy, Sp. 35-530

(C3> ; 3-181d.
Cabeia del Inca. mt., S.Am. :

tee Picacho. Kl.
Cabeia del Moro, mt., Sp. 1

tttb.

Cabeia del rlego 4-926a.
Cabeia de Vaca. Nunei : tee

Nuiicx Oabeza de Vaca,

Alraro.
Cabecera de valle, dtet., Bol.

4-170a.
Cabezdn, Sp. 25-530 (C2).

— . mt.. N.Mex. 19-520 (C-D2).

— de la Sal. Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Cabezuela. Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Cabllao. Chit l-151b.
Cabildo (diet.) 6-154a: 1-

|OTb.
Cablllonum, Fr. : tee Chalon-

sur-Saone.

CABIN (diet.) 4-9170.
Cabin Uranch, rtr.. Md. 17-

828 (1)4).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(02).

Cabinet. Ida. 14-276 (Al).

— . forest, Mont, 18-7..4a.

— . mts., Ida. and Mont. 14-
276 (A1-B2).

CABINET (furniture) 4-917d ;
11-364 (PI. III., flg. 3);
carved 28 - 794d, 28-793
(PI. II.), 28-795C.

— (photograph) 4-918a.
CABINET (politioal) 4-918d ;

9-543a ; 12-29.'.a : prime
minister 22-.137c : Privy
Council 18-.vr.io ; Walpolo'a
work 9-54;'.o : William III
28-«n:ic- : l.s. Z7-656b.

Cobinrt du Hoi 4-91 7d.

CABINET NOIR 4-920a.

" Cabinet " theory (book-ool
lecting) 4-223c.

Cabin John. Md. 17-828 (E3).

Cablra. Asia M. : tee Nlksar.

Cablri (myth.) : ter Cabelrl.

Cabita, bay. Colom. 6-701 (A3)

Cabiuna : srr Dalbcnria niirra

CABLE. GEORGE WASHING-
ton 4-920a ; l-840d ; 19-

Cable. III. 14-304 (IV.').
CABLE (chain) 4-920b.

— (rope) 23-7 13d.

— , electric : capacity 9-244c
manufacture 28-738d
power 22-'.':i.'ib, 9-197c ; tele
graph 26-5 1 2b.

— , electric submarine 26-527b
26-522c; Atlantic 9-187a.
12-->37b. 10-321a; Bright 4-
567a ; Kelvin 15-722a ; tele
phone 28-.'>,'i4c.

— holder 5--J'.i-.'h.

— MOULDING 4-921b ; 14-
428c.

— railway 22-R36b.

— stock : trr- Capiitan.

— traction 27-1 L'nb ; 27-161b.

— ways 7-62d.
Cablimr 10-583d.
CaboTBrai. 21-178c.

— Blanco. Arg. 2-462 (C6).

CABOCHE, SIMON 4-9ilo ;

..
CabochleM»-919d: 10-822b.

•abochon. en 16-IU6b : 1-7 12c.

•al>o Frlo. Brai. 23-353c.
— Oasto. Anr. 2-462 (C4).

abook 16-241a.
CabooL Mo. 18-608 (D4).
CaboRaao, Arg. 2-482 <CS).
Caborna. Ind. fi-422 (B9>.
Cabo Santo, W.I. : tee Cap

»r»w.. GEORGE 4-92 Ic.
— , JOHN 4-92 Id; ll-626b ;
Atnerioan disco vertex 1-SOCc,
19-482r ; Arctic exploration
21-939(1 ; Bristol tower 4-
580o ; ship of 24-865b.
—.SEBASTIAN 4-922d ; 11-
628b : Arctic exploration 21-
940a ; Paraguay dlaoovered
20-758C.

Cabot. Ala. 1-480 (CI).
— . Ark. 2-SSJ (C3).
— . Nfd. 19-479 (B2).
— , Vt. 19-l:Mi(C:i) :27-1026d.
— , head. Can. 2O-1 1 4 (D8).
— . W., Nfd. 19-479 (1)2).
-,str.. Can. 19-479 (A2-3) ;

M-22d.

Cabot (meaiuro) 28-491b.
CABOTAGE (diet.) 4-923b.
Cabot cloth 7-277b.
C'aboto, Giovanni : tee Cabot,

John.

Cabourg, Fr. 8-331o.
Cabourne. Lines. 9-416 (II.

U2).
CABRA, Sp. 4-9230 ; 25-530

<C4).

— , Id., Bur. 4-840 <C9).
— , W., P.Is. 21-392 (B4).
-, rlr., Sp. 25-530 (C4); 1-

IMo.

Cabrach, Scot, 24-412 (E2).
— .Buck of. mt.. Soot. : tee

Buck of Cabrach.
Cahral. Oonzalo Velho 3-85a ;

13-296b.

— . Jos« Maria 24-195a.
— .Pedro Alvarez 11-825-, ;
Brazil expedition l-806c, 4-
454a ; Indian expedition 14-
404d.
— , Silva 21-579a.
Cabras, Can.Is. 5-172 (map)

ll-287d.

— , tal., Az. 3-83 (II.).
Cabrelra, mU., Port. 25-53<

(A2) ; 22-134d.
Cabrelas, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Cabrella, I'ort. 25-530 (A3).
Cabrera, Juan 25-.>98c.
— , Luis Oeronlmo 7- 1 4 Ic.
— , Manuel Estrada 12-664b.
— , RAMON 4-92:io : 2S-557b.
Cabrera, Isl., Bal.Ia. 25-53C

(O3) ; 3-249b.
— , mts., Sp. 1-7 14b.
— , riv.. Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Cabreras : tee Azores.
Cabrerizos. Sp. 24-57c (plan).
Cabrlel, riv., Sp. 25-530 (E3)

15-534d.

Cabri6rcs, Fr.8-126b; 22-505c
Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez 11

626d; 5-16d.
Cabriole leg 6-237d.
Cabriolet 5-403c.
CabrX Isl., W.I. 17-802 (B2).
Cabrita 16-826d ; 23-lfll<l.
Cabrobo. Braz. 4-440 (14).
Cabrugal, riv., Nic. : ft

Segovia.
Cabul. Afg. and Pal.: te

Kabul.

Cabulla : tee American aloe.
Cabullal, riv., Nic. : «r

Segovia,

Cabumim. It. : tee Cavour.
Cabana, isl.. Bur. 4-840 (E8).
Cabuya : tee Agave fibre.
Cabnraro. S.Am. 6-701 (U3).
Cacaaca. mt., Bol. 4-167 (B3)

Cacaguateque, mt., C.Am. 24-

Caoalia kleinla 5-173b.

Cacao : tee Cocoa.

— bianco : aw Tiger cacao.

Cacao batter: arc Ooooa-

butter.

— red8-830c.
Caoapara, Bras. 23-358d.
Carapon. riv., W.Va. 28-560
•

pon sandstone 27-630d.
loa 8-eSie.

.Sulphur-

.

me Barbados

Caoal

— galerlta:
crested cockatoo.

— Leadbeaterl :

tee Lead

beater's cockatoo.
Caoatuldae (Cacatnlnae) : tee

Cockatoo.
Caoau : tre Cocoa.
Cac-Iia. lsl..Cblna 14-498 (Kl ).
Caooabe, N.Af. : tee Cambe.
Caooabls 28-876d.

— chnkar : tee Chlkor.

• petrosa : tee Barbarr part-
r !.-

— rufa : tee Red-legged part-

r: !.-••.

Caocla. cape, Sard. 15-4 (A-B4)

1-653C.
CACCINI, OIULIO 4-924a ;

25-405d.

Cooclla, Port. 25-530 (B4).
Caceouy. Uraz. 4-440 (B7).
Caoeraa, Alonzo 8-749d.
— , Andres 21-276d.
CACERES, Sp. 4-924b ; 25-

530 <B3).
— .lake. Bol. 4-167 (D3) ; 21-

787d.
CACERES, prov., Sp. 4-924a ;

25-.VIO (B-C3) ; 2S-531d ; 21-

475c.

Cach. riv., ROSS.AS. 20-121b.
Cachalot : tee Sperm-whale.
Cachar (Kachar), India 14-1)76

(P7).
CACHAR (Kachar), dint., India

4X1 Jlr ; 2-77 Ic.
Cache, Okla, 98-58 (C3).
— , mt.. Ida. 14-276 (C4).
— , riv., Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , riv.. 111. 14-.-I04 (C6).

— Co., Utah 27-814 (Cl).

— Creek, riv.,Okla. 20-58 (C3)

— Junction, Utah 27-814 (Cl)

— la Poudre, riv., Colo. 6-722
(El).

Cacheo, Port-W.Af. 11-204

(A3) ; 22-168C.
— , riv., Port.W.Af. 11 • 204

(A3).
Cachexia 17-462c.

— Africana and aquense : tee
Ankylostomlada.

Caolii, int.. Arg. 1-963C.

' 'aclii. NrvadcM de, mts., Arg

2-4G2 (Cl).
Cachibou 10-541C.
Cachillacta. EC. 8-91.1d.
Caohimayo, riv., liol. 4-167

(B3).
Carhiponr, Braz. : tee Caaei

pore.

Caohoeira (diet.) 1-7 84b.
CACHOEIRA, Draz. 4-924d.
— , riv.. Braz. 4-440 (15).

— do Itapemirim. Braz. 4-44
(17); 9-775b.

Cachoeirinha, Braz. 4-440 (Dl)
Cacholong28-121b.
Cachou de Laval 8-747C,
Cachiica (diet.) 7-798c.
Caclo-cavallo cheese 15-lOc,
Cacique, mt., Chil. l-962b.
Cacique (title) : tee Curaca.
Cacique Mechi, Pang. 2-46

(El).

Caciulata, Rum. 23-827b.
Cackchiquels, tribe: tee Oak

chiquel.
Cacodyl 2-653b.

— chloride 2-653a.
CaoodvUo acid 2-653b.
Cacodyl oxide 2-652a ; 2-653b
Cacoecia gallioolen* ; tee Mor

ova sabfaaclata.
Oaoomantifl 7-610a.
Cacomistle 5-373a ; 28-1013a

fossil relative- 5-:!76b.
Caconda, Ang. 1-320 (E6) ; 2

39c.

Cacons : tee Cagota.
Caoory, S.Aua72-960 (F5).
Cactaceae (Cacti) : are Cactus.

.

— dahLa7-731c.

— PMreakla:

Cactw I'lain.' Ariz. 2- ',44 (111).
Cactus wren X7-4»4b.
*cn. Peru 21-264 « 3).
Cacolo-Cabaca. mt., Aug. 1-

Cactu (mjrtli.) 13-34Ta.
Cad (diet.) 4-928c.
Oadair Arthur, int.. Walm : «•
Reny Fan.

— Mynachdy, mt.. Wale* 2-
llc.

— lUiys Ooch o'e Eyrie, rock.

Sp. 12-lOria.
CADALSO VAZQUEZ, JOSE

4-»26d.
Oadalos. Peter : tee Honorta*

CADAMOSTO, ALVI8E4-9S7*,

Cadan, ADS. : aw Kssden.

— , treaty of 28-858a>

Cadastral surrey 4-927b.

CADASTRE (law) 4-927b.

Cadaval. N. A. P. de Portugal-
Mello, duke of 22-1 49«.

Cadaverlne l-857b.

Cadboll of Hilltown. Scot. 23
74 (D.

C-adbury, George 18-559C.

Cadder. Scot. 24-418 <C3) : 16-
UTd.

Caddie (golO 4-988c.

Caddington, Beds. 9-424 (IV.
B3) ; palaeolithic remain
2-:i46a.

CADDIS FLY 4-927b • 18-
4:S8b ; 19-440b ; affinities
16-471a; development 13*
426a ; phytogeny and re-
lationships 13-4 344.

— WORM 4-927b.
Caddo. Okla. 28-58 (E3).

— . lake. La. and Tex. 28-698

(N3); 17-773a.
— , dtet.. La. 17-54 (A I):

natural gas 26-688a ; peV

rolenm field 17-544.
CADDO, tribes 4-927d : 14-

4.-.9I.; distribution 14-454a-

warsl4-477d.
Caddoa, Colo. 8-722 (113).
CaddoCo., Okla. 28-58 (C2V

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (B3V

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58(D3>

— Gap. Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— Hills. Tex. 26-690 (C-D7J.
Caddonfoot. Scot. 24-418 (F3>
Caddon Water, riv.. Scot. 84-

nsd.

Caddy : tre Tea-caddy.
CADE, JOHN (Jack) 4-9i7d •

9-5 15d.

Cade, hulk) de 5-595b.
Cadeieigh. Dev. 8-430 (VL

K.'i.
Cadell (of S. Wales) 8-355b;

28-262b.

— , Robert l-26a; 8-98 Id.
Cadell, bar, India 4-840 (B8) ;

1-955C.
Cademnlr, mt, Scot. 24-413

(E3) ; battle (530)21-390.
CADENABBIA. It. 4-928a ;

15-4 (112) ; 26-242 (GS).
CADENCE 4-928a : 13-3»t

6-826b; 16th-century mnda

19-75c ; strong and weak

23-280C.

— (troubadour) 22-497d.
Cadeoet, Fr. 16-778 (G6).
Cadenza : aw Cadence.
Caderas, J. F. 26-26Ra.
Cadereyta, Hex. 22-7 43a.

— Jlminez. Mex. 19-845C.
CADER IDRB. mt., Wales 4-

9S8c: 8-428 (V.DJ); geo-
logy 18-2370.

Cades, La. 17-54 (C3).

Cadeaia: aw Kadislya, Turk.

Cadet, Mo. 18-608 (F4).
CADET (diet.) 4-928b.

— corps 4-928C,

CadeU (Rosa. poL party) M>
910b.

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137

CADE-CALC

Cadets (American slang) 22*
463d.

Cadet's fuming liquid : see
Cacodyl oxide.

Cadets of the Cross: see Floren-
tines.

Cadett, J. 21-5 14d.

Cadge (falconry) 10-1 42a.

CADGER (diet.) 4-92Sc.

CADI4-92SC; 17-4131) ; Persia
21-199C ; training 26-105b.

— , Grand, in Egypt 9-29c.

Cadi, mts.. Sp. 25-530 (Fl) ;
3-391a.

Cadibona, pass, Fr. and It. :
see Altare.

Cadillac, A. L. de la M. 8-115d ;
18-939C.

Cadillac, Fr. 10-778 (D5) ;
castle 12-49b.

CADILLAC, Mich. 4-928c ; 18-
372 (Eo).

Cadinene 26-652d.

Cadiou, Fr. 2S-963c.

Cadishead, Lanes. 16-139 (D3).

Cadiz, Francis de Bourbon,
duke of 4-327.

Cadiz, 111. 14-304 (D6).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G5).

— , Ky. 15-740 (B2).

— , O. 20-26 (14).

CADIZ, P.Is. 4-92Sd ; 21-392
(Do).

CADIZ, Sp. 4-929b ; 25-530
(B4) ; Cortes 25-555b :
dockyards 8-366c ; naval
mutiny 25-558a ; observa-
tory 19-95Sb ; rising (1873)
5-470b; siege (1810) 21-93a.
See also Gades.

— , bay, Sp. 25-o:iO (B4).

— , gulf, Sp. 25-530 (B4).

CADIZ, prov., Sp. 4-92Sd ; 25-
530 <C4) ; 25-531d.

Cadju tree : see Cashew tree.

C'adman, George 24-S24a.

Cadniea, Thebes 26-741b ; 12-
426d.

Cadmia (min.) 4-966d.

Cadmilus : see Hermes.

CADMIUM 4-930c ; alloys 1-
705a ; detection 6-62b ;
spectrum 14-693b.

— borotuiigstate 8-49b.

— carbonate 4-931b.

— chloride 4-931a.

— cyanide 7-680d.

— hydroxide 4-93 la.

— iodide 4-931a; 9-219d.

— nitrate 4-931b.

— oxide 4-931a; 6-62a ; in
Sardinia 12-549d.

— sodium compound : see
Sodium - cadmium com-
pound.

— sulphate 4-931a,

— sulphide 4-931a.

— yellow 21-598d ; 21-599c ;
4-931a.

CADMUS (Greek hero) 4-931b ;
2-240d ; 15-278d ; Santorin
24-196b ; serpent attributes
24-07 7 b.

— (name of Hermes) : see
Hermes.

Cadmus, mt., Turk. As. 2-760

(C4) ; E-757C ; 5-330a.
CADMUS OF MILETUS 4-

931d.

Cadoc, St 28-261d ; 12-75c.
Cadogan, George Henry Cado-

gan, 5th earl 4-932b ; 14-

786d.
— .WILLIAM CADOGAN, 1st

earl 4-9 J Id ; 25-604C ; Oude-

narde 20-377d.
Cadogna (painter) 23-721b.
Cadoi, Asia M. 21-544&.
Cadol, Edouard 2-640a.
Cadolaus, Peter : see Honorius

II., antipope.
Cadoor, dist., India : see Ka-

dur, India.

Cadoret (battle) 5-932d.
'Cadorische Alps, mts., Aus. :
: see Dolomites.
Cadorna, G. Raffaele 15-60d.
Oa* d'Oro, palace, Venice 27-

998d.

Cadosia, N.Y. 19-596 (E3-4).
Cadott, \Vis. 28-740 (B4).
Cadotte, lake, Can. 1-500 (Al).
CADOUDAL, GEORGES 4-

932c; 19-199a, 24-241b.
Cadouin, Fr. 10-778 (E5) ;

abbey 8-424c.
Cadours, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Cadorton, Wales 3-446a ; 19-

322b.

Cadrans 16-197b.
CADRE (diet.) 4-932c.
Cadres, loi des 10-795b.
Cadron Creek, riv. Ark. 2-552

<C2).

Caduca 23-562c.
Caducaria Lex : see Julia et

Papia Poppaea Lex.
Caduceator 4-932d ; 13-311c.
CADUCEUS 4-932c.
CADUCOUS 4-9C2d; 10-563b.

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Cadulus 24-300a.

Cadurc (chancellor) 17-36a.

Cadurci, tribe 23-649 (C2);

22-742b.

Cadurcum 22-7 42c.
Cadus 5-724a.
Cadusians (Cadusii), tribe 18-

2 la ; revolt against Persia

21-211d.
Cadwallawn (Caedwalla, of

Wales) 21-86d; inXorthum-

bria!9-793c, 9-7d; Oswald's

victory 20-364a.

— (of Wessex) 28-534c ; 26-
168c.

Cadwell, 111. 14-304 (D4).
Cadwgan ab Bleddyu ab

Cynfyn (Cynvyn) 28-516d;

9-137a.
Cadworth, dist., Wilts. 28-

699b.

Cady, Daniel 25-783d.
Cadyanda, Asia M. 17-152a.
Cadzow, castle, Scot. 12-892C ;

2-926d.

Caecidaell-516a.
Caecilia (family) : see Metellus.
Caecilia (mother of Lucullus)

17-110a.

CAECILIA (zool.) 4-932d.
Caecilia, Castra (Roman camp)

Sp. 4-924c.
CAECILIA, VIA (ancient road),

It. 4-933c; 15-26 (D3) ;

15-27b.

Caecilia Didia, lex 19-34b.
Caecilia Metella 24-3050 ; tomb

2-385b.
Caecilian (bishop of Carthage)

13-790c; 8-410a; Lateran

council 18-92U.
Caecilianella ll-526c.
Caecilians : see Apoda.
Caecilianus : sec Caecilian.
CAECILIUS OF CALACTE 4-

933c.

— STATIUS (Statius Caocilius)
4-933d ; Ennius 9-648a.

CAECINA, AULUS 4-934a; 6-
359a.

— ALIENUS, AULUS 4-934a ;
Helvetia 13-254a ; Vitellius
28- 14 7 b.

— Paetus 2-648C.
Caecubus, dist.. It. 10-604a.
Caecum (anat.) l-664d ; 1-

666b ; 14-716b.

— (mollusc) ll-516a.
Caecus focus 6-94 Ic.
CAEDMON 4-934b.
Caedris, riv., Sard. 15-26 (B4).
Caedwalla : see Cadwallawn.
Caela sculptoris (astron.) 7-1 4a.
Caelatura (diet.) 23-108b.
Caelemontanus, Campus.Rome

23-586 (D2).
Caclestmus (popes) : see Celes-

tine.
Coelcstis urbs Jerusalem

(hymn) : see Urbs beata

Hierusalem.
Caelestius 21-63b ; Pelagian

doctrines 5-431d; on sin

25-137d.
Caeles Vibenna (Vivenna) 24-

69Uc.
CAELIA (Ceglic di Bari), It.

4-936a ; 15-26 (F4).

— (Ceglie Messapica), It. 4-
936a ; 15-26 (F4) ; popula-
tion 2-236d.

Caelian hill, Rome 23-586 (C2) ;

23-615a; temple 18-523a.
Caelius, Gaius6-357b ; Cicero's

defence 6-356b, 6-554a,

— Antipater, Lucius : see
Antipater, Lucius Caelius.

— Balbinus, Decimus : see
Balbinus.

— Ruf us, Marcus : see Ruf us,
M. Caelius.

— Secundus Curio : see Curio.

— Vibenna : see Caeles Vi-
benna.

Caelus (Caelum) : see Uranus.

CAEN,Fr.4-936a; 10-778(D3);
9-487b ; church crypts 7-
564a, 27-959c; porcelain fac-
tory 5-753c; races 13-737a;
university 27-759d, 10-797d.

Caenc (Caenopolis), Egy. : see
Kena.

Caenepolis, Gr. 12-440 (D4).

Caeneus (legend) 16-200b.

Caenina, It. 16-270b.

Caenogenetic 16-225c.

Caenolestesl7-781b; skull 17-
781b (fig.).

Cacnomorpha 14-561c ; 14-
559d (flg.).

Caenopus 21-171a.

Caenotherium 2-698a.

Caens, isls., N.G. 19-487 (Gl).

Caen stone 3-513d.

Caenwulf : see Ccenwulf .

Caepio, Cn. Servilius 2-241d.

— , QUINTUS SERVILIUS

(consul) 4-936d.

— , Q. Servilius (quaestor) 24
234b.

Caeraesi, tribe ll-830a.
Caerarianrhod, Wales 7-434c.
Caeratus, riv., Crete 6-5 7 3c.
Caerau, Jlynydd y, mt., Wales

12-73C.
Caer Baunau, fort, Wales 4-

486a.

— Caradoc, camps, Wales 5-
300a.

— Caradoc, mts., Salop : see
Caradoc.

— Colwyn, castle, Wales : sec
Harlech Castle.

Caerdden, Wales 23-795C.
Caer Drewyn, fort, Wales 7-
211a.

— Dyke, canal. Lines. 5-168c ;
10-256d.

CAERE (Cervetri), It. 4-936d ;
15-26 (C3-4); history 23-
623c, 4-937a, 13-SOlc; Ionian
vases 12-4 7 6c ; rock tombs
5-498b; temple pillaged 8-
284a. See also Cervcteri.

Caercbidae : see Quit-quit.

Caereinion, Wales 18-785C.

Caere novum, It. : see Ceri.

Cacrfai group 5-88a.

Caerfyrddin, Wales : see Car-
marthen.

Caer-gai, Wales 4-584 (B5) ;
Roman remains 4-586a.

Caer Glow, Glos. : see Glou-
cester.

— Gwent, Hants. : see Win-
chester.

Caergwrle, Wales 9-428 (V.
El) ; castle 10-522e.

Caer Gwyn, Wales lO-.V-'-'n.

Caergybi, mt., Wales 13-622a.

Caer-hyn (Caer-hun), Wales 4-
584 (B4) ; 7-70b ; Roman
road 4-585d.

Caerimoniae 17-lSlc.

Caerlanrig, Scot. 24-412 (E4) ;
26-686b.

Caerlaverock, castle, Scot. 24-
412 (Eo).

Caerlee, fort, Scot. 14-577a.

CAERLEON (Isca Silurum),
Monm. 4-937b ; 9-428 (V.
E4) ; 4-584 (B6) ; 23-649
(Bl) ; 9-417c ; castle 18-
729a; fishery 18-729b;
ivories discovered at 15-
96c : Roman period 4-583d,
23-473d; Synod of Victory
7-859c.

CAERPHILLY, Wales 4-937c ;
9-428 (V. E4); castle 5-
478b.

— , dist., Wales 4-937d.

Caerphilly cheese 7-749d.

Caer Seint, Wales 5-360b.

Caersws, Wales 9-428 (V. E2) ;
4-584 (B5) ; Roman re-
mains 18-785C.

Caeruleum : see Azurite.

Caerwen, Wales 2-17d ; geo-
logy 10-522a.

Caerwent, Monm. 9-420 (III.
B3) ; 4-584 (B6) ; Roman
period 25-109d, 2-241d.

Caer Wrgan, ruin, Wales 16-
830d.

Caerwys, Wales 9-428 (V. El) ;
Eisteddfod 9-137a; Ro-
man traces 10-522c.

Caes, isl.. Port. 25-530 (A-B4) ;
10-186a.

Caesalpinia 8-749b ; 3-207a ;
20-5 5 la.

— brasiliensis : see Pernam-
buco wood.

— brevifolia 16-332d.

— coriaria 8-332b.

— echinata 6-705a.

— ferrea 14-839a.
Caesalpinioideae 16-381a ; 16-

383c ; flower 16-382a ; seed
16-382d.

CAESALPINUS (Cesalpino),
Andreas 4-938a ; 19-65c ; 1-
931a ; sexuality in plants 4-
301b.

Caesar (title) 23-655a.

— , Gaius l-426b ; 16-931c ;
16-Sllc.

— , GAIUS JULIUS 4-938b ;
23-642b ; apotheosis 2-206d ;
23-SSOc, 19-8c ; art fostered
23-480d, 23-484d, ll-569b ;
Brutus 4-696d ; calendar 4-
989d ; Catullus' lampoon
5-543a ; Cicero's policy 6-
354b ; cipher 7-565c ; clubs
abolished 6-565d ; coin-por-
traiture 19-894c ; Deiotarus
7-933b ; dictatorship 8-
185d, 12-446d; Druidism
8-597b ; education 23-653c ;
Gallic wars ll-533b, 4-939c,
10-802a ; games and shows
12-63d, ll-445d, 19-278a ;
gardens at Rome 23-586(A3);
grammatical treatise 12-
331d ; . Jews 15-397a ; liter-
ary importance 16-261a, 16-
253c, 22-451d ; medieval
legends 4-942d; municipia

19-7c ; Pompey 22-57a ;

Spain 25-5 38a ; sumptuary

reforms 26-8 la.
CAESAR, SIR JULIUS 4-943a;

tomb 25-958a,

— , Julius (cricketer) 7-440d.
— , Lucius l-426b ; death 16-

Sllc.
— , Lucius Julius 7-381a ; 23-

639b.

— , Sextus Julius 15-397c.
Caesaraugusta, Sp. 23-648 (C2);

see also Saragossa.
Caesarea, Cilicia : see Anazar-

bus.
— , Mauretauia 23-648 (C3) ;

see also Cherchel, Algeria.
— , Ravenna 22-925C.

— Augusta, Sp. : see Sara-
prossa.

— MAZACA, Asia M. 4-943b ;
2-760 (F3) ; carpet weaving
2-41a; coins 19-889d; Turks
capture 27-4 44b.

Caesarean era of Antioch : see
Antioch, Caesarean era of.

— Indiction : see Constan-
tinian Indiction.

CAESAREAN SECTION (med.)
4-943c.

CAESAREA PALAESTINA,
Pal. 4-943d ; 20-602 (B3) ;
23-648 (F3) ; St Paul 20-
950a ; Jewish and Greek
quarrels 15-401a; school
and library 20-658d.

— PHILIPPI, Pal. 4-943d ; 23-
648 (F3) ; Knights Templars
26-593C ; library 4th cent.
16-548b ; Philip the Tetrarch
15-399a. See also Banias.

Caesarianae (Cicero) 6-358d.
Caesariano, Cesare 5-106a.
Caesarini, Julian : see Cesarini
Caesarion : see Ptolemy XIV.
Caesarius (bishop of Aries) 1-

372a; 20-147a; Athanasian

creed 7-397c ; on missa 17-

849a ; pallium 20-639a ;

Statute, Ecclesiae antiqua 5-

195b.
Caesarobriga, Sp. 23-648 (B3) :

see also Talavera de la

Reina.

Caesarodunum, Fr. : see Tours.
Caesaromagus, Fr. : see Beau-

vais.
Caesars, era of : see Spanish

era.
Caesar's Camp (battle, 1793),

Fr. ll-174b ; 25-603 (map).

— Camp (battle, 1900), Natal
16-62d; 27-205b.

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (C5).

— Fort, Jersey 15-331b.

— Head, mt., S.C. 25-500 (Bl );
25-499(1.

Caesena, It. : see Cescna.
Caesennius Paetus, L. : tee

Paetus, Caesennius.
CAESIUM 4-944a ; 6-74d.

— alum 4-944C ; 26-lOlSc ;
solubility 1-767C.

— • borate 4-944c.

— bromides 4-944c.

— carbonate 4-944c.

— chlorides 4-944c.

— fluosilicate 4-944c.

— hydride 14-113d.

— hydroxide 4-944c.

— iodides 4-944C.

— nitrate 4-944c.

— silicofluoride : see Caesium
fluosilicate.

— sulphates 4-944c.

— sulphides 4-944c.
Caesius, Gaius 2-762a.
— , Titus 2-762a.

— Bassus : see Bassus, Cae-
sius.

Caesobriga : see Caesarobriga.

CAESPITOSE 4-944C.

CAESTUS 4-944C.

CAESURA 4-944d ; 27-1043b;
13-4 17d; chanson de geste
11-lllc; trochaic 26-762b.

Caetani (Roman family) : see
Gaetani.

— , Onorato, duke of Sermon-
eta : see Sermoneta.

Caete, riv., Braz. 20-7 46c.

Caetete, Braz. 4-440 (H5).

Caeth (diet.) 24-664d.

Caez, isl., Pers.Gulf : see Kish.

Cafaggiofo, It. 5-732d ; majo-
lica 5-734d, 5-740 (PI. VI.).

Caftarino, Tommaso 5-525c.

Caffarus (historian) 7-550C.

CAFFEINE 4-945a ; 22-663b ;
coffee 6-649a ; diuretic ac-
tion 8-3250 ; skin, effect on
27-95d.

Caffeone 6-649b.

Caffetannic acid 6-649b.

Caffleri, Francois C. 4-945b.

— , JACQUES 4-945b.

— , Jean Jacques 4-945c ; 5
753b.

— , Philippe 4-945b.

Caffolin, 22-663d.

Caffuric acid 22-663d.
Caffyn (cricketer) 7-442b.
Caflso (measure) 17-509d.
CAFTAN (costume) 4-945C.
Cagayan, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (CO).
— , isls., P.Is. 21-392 (C6).
— , lake, P.Is. 21-392 (U2) ; 21-

393a.
— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (A2-B1

&C-D1).
— , riv., P.Is. 21-392 (C2) ; 21-

392d.

— , val., P.Is. 27-365a.
— , tribe, P.Is. 21-396a.

— Sulu, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B7).
Cage (croquet) 7-504d.

— (mining) 18-535d : 6-589C.

— construction 25-861d.

— press-machine 20-48c.
Caggiano, It. 8-817d.
Cagle, Mo. 18-608 (B4).
Caglesville, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
CAGLI, It. 4-945C ; 15-4 (D3).
Cagliari, Paolo : see Paul

Veronese.
CAGLIARI, Sard. 4-945d ; 15-

4 (B5) ; ecclesiastical pro-
vince 24-216c ; university

15-17a, 27-762c. See also

Carales.

— , gulf, Sard. 15-4 (B5).
— , prov., Sard. 15-7b ; 15-7b.
Cagliari MSS. 14-891C.
CAGLIOSTRO, ALESSANDRO,

count 4-946c.
Cagn (myth.) 19-128b ; 19-

135c : incarnations 2-52b ;

world-creation 19-142c.
Cagnes, Fr. 10-778 (116).
Cagni, Umberto21-952b : route

21-938 (map).
CAGNIARD DE LA TOUR,

Charles 4-947a ; germ theory

3-158C ; siren 16-647b, 25-

445d; vaporization27-897d;

yeast 10-2 7 5c.

Cagniardelle (machine) 4-947a.
CAGNOLA, LUIGI, marcheso

4-947a.

Cagnoli, Andrea 27-276b.
Cagny, L. F. B., conite de : see

Boumers.

Cago, Port. : see Oporto.
CAGOTS, people 4-947b.
Cagsaua, P.Is. 1-49 Id.
Cagua, mt., P.Is. 21-393a.
Caguairan : see Caigaran.
Caguas, P.R. 22-124 (B2).
Caha, mts., Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Cahaba, Ala. 1-460 (B3) ; 3-

983b.

— , riv., Ala. 1-460 (B3).
CAHER (Cahir), Ire. 4-947d ;

14-744 (D4).
— , isl., Ire. 14-744 (A3).
Caherconlish, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Cahermore, Ire. 14-744 (A5).
Cahersiveen (Cahirciveen), Ire.

14-744 (A5) ; 15-759a.
Cahets : see Cagots.
Cahier (hist.) ll-169b ; 25-

804d.
Cahier de Gerville, Bon Claude

ll-159b.

Cahir, Ire. : see Caher.
Cahirciveen, Ire. : see Cahcr-

siveen.

CAHITA, tribe 4-947d.
Cahokia, 111. 14-304 (B5) ; 14-

309b; capture (1778) 14-

309c: earthwork 4-947d.
CAHOKIA, tribe 4-947d.

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (C5).
Cahoon nut 19-918a.

— palm 19-918a ; oil 4-615d.

— ridges, dist., Br.Hond. 4-
615b.

Cahore, pt., Ire. 14-744 (E4).
CAHORS, city, Fr. 4-947d ; 10-

778 (E5) ; 23-648 (C2) ;

Chilperie 4-684c ; university

27-756c.

— , Causse de, dist., Fr. 17-16a.
Cahorsin, dist., Fr. : see

Quercy.

Cahoun nut : see Cahoon nut.
Cahours, A. (chemist) 17-320d.
Cahtaba : see Kahtaba.
Cahuapanas, Peru 21-264 (B2).
Cahuenga, C'al. 17-14a.
Cahuilla, tribe : see Kawia.
— , val., Cal. : see Salton Sink.

— Indian Reserve, Cal. 5-8
(E5).

Cahun, David Leon 23-81 Ic.
Cahy, riv., Braz. 4-440 (B7) ;

23-358a.

Caia, Port.E.Af. 25-466 (Ml).
— , riv., Port. 25-530 (B3).
Caianello, It. 5-124a.
Caiaphas (bibl.) 3-890a ; 15-

400a.
CAIATIA (Caiazzo), It. 4-948c;

15-26 (E4).
Caibarien, Cu. 7-600d ; 23-Slb;

sponge fisheries 7-599d.
Caicana, Braz. 4-440 (K3).
Caicara, Braz. 4-440 (C2).
— , Venez. 27-989 (B2).

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CfctoM U. W.I. «*V, 1 4 (C-OS) :

14-. I!.! .

Cailllaud, IMAMo 19-6l»7d :
CAILLJK. RKNK AUOUm 4-

OUUsh. ml. Soot. M-306a.

Gtlllou. ba\ . i

— . tot.. La. 1

—.lake. I.,, i . >l>.

Callly. nv.. Fr. 24-5884.

Cat man. cape, P.Is. 11-392

" caiman " (home) 13-733C.
Caiman (aool.) l-696c : 7-47»a:
.ition of life 10-975c.

— tlaripr* : tet Jaoare of Braill.

— ulger : tet Jacaro-assu.

— sctarop* : tet Spectacled
.1. M'-.r.

Calmanera. port. Cu. 12-65 le.

.llo 7-597a.
Calnil (admiral) 16-73a.

CAIN 4-949a : eponyiii of Ken-
Ites ll-584b : parentage tra-
dition 17-574D. 8-122b.

— . August* 24- .SI Oli.

— . Henri Louis : tre Lekaln.

— . John C. 6-1740.

Cain. riv.. Can. 6-160 (B-C1).

— . riv.. Wales 0-428 (V. D2).

Cain, a M littery (Byron) 4-
90Sb; copyright 7-1211) ;
Dutch translation 7-728b.

Calna. riv.. It. 27-2 1 So,

Cain Adammkln 14-763d.

Cain Creek, riv., S.Dak. 2S-.-.ini
(03).

CAINE. T. H. HALL 4-949c.

Calnenl, Rum. 13-831a.

CalnesTtUe. Mo. 18-608 (Cl).

CaineviUe. Utah 17-814 (C4>.

Caiugangs, tribe 7-97 8b.

CA-ING WHALE 4-949c ; 6-
774c; skull 6-7690 (fig.).

Calnltes (sects) 4-949c.

Cain Laws 4-488a ; 14-763d.

Caino, FT. : tee Chlnon.

CA1NOZOIC 4-949,1 ; ll-669c ;
ll-670a.

Cains, Pa. U-106(H7).

Calo, Wales 8-3S6a.

Calpora, Braz. 4-440 (A4).

CAlQUE4-950a;4-98c.

Caiquer, riv., Colom. 8-911
(HI).

CA IRA (song) 4-950a.

Calrbre Cinnchalt (legend) 14-
7..-I..

CAIRO, EDWARD 4-950a ;
Idealism 14-284C ; neo-Hc-
gelianism 18-245c.

— . Sir James 12-323a.
. JOHN 4-9.-.iit>.

Calrdv. Sime7-120c.

Calrina : tee Musk-duck.

Calm, mts., Xfd. 19-179 (A2).

— (East), mt., Scot. 24-4 is
(E3); 8-944d; geology 8-
:n .'.!..

— (West), mt., Scot. 24-4 1 *
(K:;.); 8-94 4d; geology 8-

CAIR'N' (stones) 4-950b ; 26-
ISte,

Oairaaple, mt., Scot. : tee

Cairupapple.
Calrn-a-vain. calm, Scot. 15-

Calrnbaan, Scot 24-412 (C3).
Cairnbawn. lake. Soot. 26- 1 r,9,l.
Cairnbeddle. Scot. U-263C.
— . mt.. Soot. 14-418 (E2).
Cairn bog, Scot, 24-418 (C3) ;

CafrobuSg, Scot. 24-412 (G2).
Cairodow. Boot 24-n- , i:.-i.
Calm Eas. int.. Scot. l-.'iOa.
CAIRNES. JOHN ELLIOTT 4-

950c ; 28-23 Ib.
— . Capt. W. E. 4-95 Id.
Calrngarroch. bay, Scot. 24-

412 (C5).
Cairn Gorm. mt., Scot. 24-412

(E2) ; 3-3 13d ; 17-48c.
CAIRNGORM (stone) 4-952a.
Caimgralney, Ire. 2-154b.
Calrnharrow. mt., Scot. 25-

..77.1.
Calm mon-eam. mt.. Scot. 25-

:••• .!.
Cairn inuir, moor. Soot. 24- 1 1 s

(E3) ; 6-417C,

Cairn •na-Olaiha. mt..8-
libihl ; M- ,

CoKum 1 1 >m . *••••' • 24-n -
agi " *,<ifl<Dti.
CAIRNS! HUGH M-CALMONT

Calnu. !•! . .-.rl 4-l»..:»; 7-

itn>: te-i

— . JOHN 4-U>3*.

CAIRNS. guoena. 4-»Mo ; S»

a, 14-i

Fleet. ml.. Scot. 24-112

: . Ji-

-

Calnu uf Coll, rock*. Scot. 14-

412
Cairn Table. mL. Soot. 24- 1 1 2

(Kl).

a. mt.. Boot. 24-412
1- .i>a; geology 14-
720b.

— Water, riv.. Soot. 24-112
(E4).

Cairo, BatUsU O-364d.

CAIRO. Egy. 4-9530 ; 4-954
(map) ; 9-22 « ".') ; 9-25a ;
arcbltoctun- 2-423(1.18-5010
18-s99c ; Axhar IUOMIUO and
university : trr Aztiar. Kl :
blind and deaf school 4-ii'il.;
llntiah occupation (18H2) 9-
l.'ld: climate 9-23d ; cod-
bat .|,.. OTI •• .1 3-- •.. ; .1 -•
turbanoM (1879 and 1881)
9-120a ; Fatlmlto palac.
library 9-96c. 9-97a ; festl
val-i 9-32d : French rule
(1798) 9-106a, ll-194a ;
Mameluke massacre 9-1 lOa
manufactures 9-2*a ; Mr
licni- t All 9-108b ; mummies
9-86o ; museums 9-40a ;
native dancers 9-32d ; Nile
k-.i u- 19- "•..

— , Ga. 11-752 (B5).

CAIRO, 111. 4-9.-.7I. ; 14-304
(C6) ; 14-3H Ic.
Ky. 15-7 40 (A3).
Mo. 18-608 (D2).
Xeb. 19-324 <F3).
X.Y. 19-596 (Bl).
Ukla. 2O-5S <K3).
W.Va. 28-.'iOO (B2).

CAIROLI. BENEDETTO
957c; 13-S73a; 15-66c,

Cairpre Muse (legend) 14-758c ;
14-7038.

Cats, isl., Pers. : tee Klsh.

Calsl. Hoher, mt., Dolomites :
tee. Croda Roana.

Calsse de la Dctte (Egypt), 9-
34a ; 9 • 35a ; 9 - 36b ; 9
117c.

— d'Epargnc, Belg. 11-2088.

— des depots et consignations
24- 2 4 liil.

CAISSON (diet.) 4-957d.

— (engineering) 4-957d ; dock
gates 8-363b; foundation
10-711(1; Unlit houses 16-
631d ; quay walls 8-358c.

CAISSON DISEASE 4-958c.
Caistel Abhall, mt.. Scot. 24-

418 (A3) ; 2-644C.
Caister, castle, Norfolk 20-

Mte,

Calstor, Lines. 9-416 (II. G3).
Caistor-by-Norwlch (St Ed

mund), Xorf. 4-584 (D5) ; 4

587b ; 19-820C.
C«istor-on-Soa, Norf. 9-424

(IV. Fl).

Caitanya : ter Cliaitanya.
Caitlmoss, earls of 20-278c ;

25- 1 1 1 ...

— . Harold, carl of 26-904C.
— , John Sinclair, master ol

(d. 1577)8-430d.
— , Magnus, earl of : tee Mag.

nns-St.
CAITHNESS, co.. Scot. 4-959a;

24-412 (Kl): 15-732a ; agri-
culture 24-42'2d ; barrows 2-

1480.

— :! >•-• .n.- 4-'.' •.'•! : 8-l.'7.
ll-i]70d ; for road-making
23-3941).

CaitiU Find : tee Ketlll Hvltl.
CAIUS (Gains, pope) 4-960d.
— , JOHN 4-960d : 26-lS6d.
Calus College, Cambridge : tee

Gonville and Calus College.
Calutzul. Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
Caivano. It. 15-4 (B-C6).
Calxelro, mt.«.. Port. 25-530

(B3); 22-135a.
C'aiy stone, Scot. 8-94 6b.
Caizo (fencer) 10-249c.
Calabamba. Peru 21-2C4 (B2)
Calabon, riv., C.Am. 5-678

(A-B3).

Cajal, cells of 4- lOOa.
CAJAMARCA, Pern 4-96 la ;

21-2iil l 112 I : 2-S22C.
-, dept.. Penj H-264 (A4 &

B2); 4-96 Ib.

,)«rimr.|iillU. POTt U-264

i Hi.

Cijarc. Fr. 10-77»TK4)!
CAJATAMBO, I ,

21-J'1, 1 (113) ; 21-.'7.'l..

rll 4-uaih.
c«lii«.-lra«, llnu. (Maranhlo)

i-
— . lira*. (Parmhrba) 4-440

OaMpat oil : tre Caluput oil.
CAJETAN. cardinal 4-»61o;

17-136b.

CaJetanus de Tlil«-nl» l-281d.
C* nloa, Au». 3- 1
C*oelro. lira*. 4-440 ( 114).
C* ola, M.. It. 15-4 (F3).

Calu: tee Cashew tree.
Cahiaz. pt., Braz. 4-440 (K3).
Cajuputene 4-9Uld.
CAJUPUT OIL 4-961d ; 21

I4io.
Oakastbana. country, Asia :

Cakavcl (language) : tee Cha-

CAKCHIQUEL. tribe 4-961d ;

6-67 7c.

Cake (rel.) 4-796.-.
Caklle : tee Sea-rocket.
Cal. (abbrev.) : tee California.
Cala. Cape Col. 26-466 (IIS) ;

— , harbour, Sic. 10-599 (map);

20-599C.

— , harbour, Sp. 25-530 (B4).
— , pt., Sp. 25-530 (F3).
Calabacillo 6-G29b ; 0-630b.
CALABAR, Xlg. 4-9G2a ; 19

678 (D5J.
— ,rlv.. Nig. 19-678 (Di) ;

5-110 (A3); 7-510b.
CALABAR BEAN 4-962b; 11-

159m.

— ebony : tee Black ebony.
Cala bar la 16-540b.
Calabarine 4-9B2c ; 4-963a.
Calabaaas, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).
Calabash, bay, W.I. 15-133

(map).

CALABASH (gourd) 4-963c ;
17-877d ; pipe 21-633d.

— nutmeg 19-920c.
CALABASH TREE 4-963c ;

15-907c ; 22-1 «8b.

Calabogie, Can. 20-114 (El).

Calabozo, C.Am. 5-678 (E.">).

CALABOZO, Venez. 4-963c ;
27-989 (B2) ; 27-990e.

— , bay, Colom. and Vonez. 6-
701 (C2).

Calabranella : tee Calabresella.

Calabrese, II (chess-player) :
tee Greco, Gracchino.

— , Tonno 5-302a.

CALABRESELLA 4-963o.

Calabria, Alphonso, duke of
tee Alphonso II., king of
Naples.

— , Charles, duke of (d. 1328)
wr Charles, duke of Calabria.

— , dukedom of 10-936a.

Calabria, anc. dist.. It. 4-963d;
15-26 (F-G4).

CALABRIA, dtot.. It. 4-964b ;
15-1 (F.-i): 15-38 (lii-t.
map) ; Basil I/s conquests
3- li>7c : brigandage 15-Gitr,
Carbonari disturbances 5-
307d; earthquake (1908) 8-
819a, 15-83d : emigration
rate 15-Sb ; geology 20-s2a.
15-568d. 21-847(1 ; illiterates
15- liia: land tenure 15- lib:
plfferari 1-235C ; revolt
(1806) 15-46c; Saracen in-
vasion 15-29a, 10-2030 ;
sheep farming 15-10c ;
wages 15-13h.

— Citeriore, prov.. It. : tee
Oosenzn.

— I'lterioro I., prov., It. : tee
Repgio dl Calabria.

— T'lteriore II., prov., It. : tee
Catania ro.

Calabrian pine 16-347c ; 21

SISd.

Calaoelte, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Caladium 2-641a.
Calacmomys 21-393c.
CALAFAT'. Rum. 4-964d ; 23

826 (A3) ; 6-496b.
Cala Figuera. capo, Sp. 2O-

fi43b.

P.Is. H-392

. .
(D3).

lagurrls. Sp. 4-96
LAH (Ximrud).

Calagurrls. Sp. 4-965d.

CALAH (Ximrud). Turk.As. 4-
9(i4d: 26-305 (El); altar
from l-7.)9d : burned by
Scythians 3-105c ; painted

depuration 3-lo. n-l. II.)
palace* 2-37^.1. ll-7uiu

530 (M
Calalr Burn. riv.. Soot. 14-4 1 »

CALAIS, Fr. 4-9«5d ; 10-77"

. 10- :-»).. K

IOM Of 9-46IC. 9-533C ;
houiw 16-A40 : peace (1347)
13- . . : , . 9-

. ; aie|n(1346) lO-ol
9-.'.03a fsleVe (1436)9-515a.
CALAIS. Vle7VM6b ; 17-434
|K3).

jo.-.'i; Hi.-,).

. Vl.l9-4iMMC:i); 17-1026.1.
CALAIS AND ZETU 4-9»6c ;

21-1401) ; 21-.I46C.
Calalsls, dint., Fr. U-576b.
Calais Pale, dint. ,Fr.: «»Palc.

The English.
Calama. Chit. 1-463 (Cl) ;

battle (1879) 0-161a.
Calamae, (jr. : tee Kaiamata.
Calamagrostls U-376b ; 6-

147c ; 12-372b.
Calamander 8-.s43c ; 6-779d.
Culuniar, Colom. 0-701 (B2) ;

5-412b.
Calamaria 15-2»0a.

2^- | ; 20-

Calamary : tee Squid.
Calambac 7-597a.

. i.-21-
Calamlan. Isl., P.Is. : tn Cu-

Uon.

Calamianes doer 7-923d.
CulumlaneM (Jroup, l»ls., P.Is.

21-392 (B4) ; 21-393b.
Calamiclithys 2O-590a ; 26-

542d.
C-alamine, Ark. 1-55S (Dl).

— , Wl8. 28-7 40 (C8).
CALAM1NE (mineral) 4-966c ;

28-98 Id ; 18-255a ; electric :

tee Hemimorphite.
Calamint 16-4d.
C'alamintha Aclnoe : tee Basil

thyme.

— cliuopodium : tee Wild basil.
CALAMIS (sculptor) 4-967a ;

2-1 86c; 21-617 d.
Calamistrum 25-664d.
Calamltes 20-52Gd ; 22-607C ;

6-31 la.

— Suckowl : tee Stylocala
mites Suckowi.

Calamitina 2O-526d.
Calamocha, Sp. 26-530 (E2).
Calamocladus 8-128d ; 20-

526d.

Calamocrinus 8-8 7 9a.
C-alamodendron 20-527a.
Calamodou ll-454u.
Calamoichthrs : tee Calamlch

thys.

Calamopltys 20-539b.
Calaniopsis 20-554b.
C'alamostachys 20-527b (fig.).
Calamotta, Isl., A us. 3-4 (E5).
CalamuIIa, Hond. 5-678d.
Calamus. la. 14-732 (G3).

— , riv.. Neb. 19-324 <E2).
Calamus (of feather) : te<

Quill.

— (spice) 14-349B, c.

— (tree) : tee Rattan palm.

— (writing instrument) 17>
624a ; 21-83a.

— aromatlcus : tee Acorns
Calamus.

— draco 8-471a.

— Scipionum :
cane.

— scriptorius 4-395c ; l-923c.
Caliimy, Edmund (d. 1685) 4-

96TD.

— , EDMUND (d. 1666) 4-967a.

— , EDMUND(d. 1732)4-9671>;
23-45b.

Calaflas. Sp. 16-530 (B4) ; 22

Caland,' Pieter 18-605b.
Calanda, mt., Alps 26-21-.'

(G-H3); l-744d.
Calandra, Da vide 14-51 3d.
Calandra granarla (oryzae) :

tee Com weevil.
Calandrella 16-2 18c. d.
Calandria (Blbbienu) 27-792c.
Calandrinia 13-7C9a.
Calanidae 9-659b.
Calnnolda 9-OOOa,
Calanns 7-7 19a.

— flnmarchicus 9-659b.
Calapooya,mts..OreK.2O-242c.
CALARASHI (Calarasi), Rum.

4-967d ; 23-886 <C2).
Calaric. X.S.W. 19-538 (D3).
Calas. Antoinr 4-967d.
- JEAN 4-967d; 13-867c ;
10-849b.

CADE-CALC

; 21-71.
: 24-ZIIe.
CALASH «•••)•«.

CALASIAO. I- I.. 4-Mka ; M.

\l)
CALA6IO, MARIO Dl «-OMa ;

*'0-44b.

t. Bp. M-430 (K3)|
Iflb.

Caia.sUn.Hlam 14-498 «
CaUubollota. etc. : •" < alia.

MM (a. 1

CALATAFIMI, 810. 44W

16-4 (D6); batUv(1600)l

57r. 19-lB9a.
CalaUamn. P.Is. 3-1 40d.
cala faulera. Inlet. Hp. 22-

122.1.
CALATAYUD. Hp. 4-948 b ; 10V

530 (ES) ; pottery 6-730d.
Catathlan violet 11-OOU 1 1 •

602b.

Calathus 7-981a.
CALATIA, It. 4-968C ; 16- M

(K4).
Calatrava. P.Is. H-39J (D5);

—.Capo de. dUU, Bp. 2S-

..... |.
—, order of U-853b; l*-84«ot

26- .1

Calauria, Gr. 11-440 (E3).

— . isL. Ur. 11-440 (E3) : «M

tilt i-. ,-. -.
— , league of l-252b.
Calaus (myth.) S-886c.
Calava, cape. t>ic. 16-4 (E5).
Calaveras, Tex. 26-690 (16).

— Co., Cal. 6-8 i>

— Grove,Cal.6-l la • 24-660s.
CALAVERAS SKULL 4-U'i-. .

l-347d.

Calaverite 20-2>4a ; 12-193d.
Calavi, Aug. 15-4O
Calavon, riv., IT. : tee Conwn.
Calayan, Isl.. I'.I-. 21-:;»2 ( A2i.
CALBAYOG. P.Is. 4-96?d ;21-

392 (E4).

— , riv.. P.Is. 4-968d.
OALU (Kalbe), Ger. 4-96«d ;

11-S08 (C3).

Calbeton (statesman) 16-568C.
Calblga, mt. "Airs 20-242 (G4).
Calbourne, I. of W. 28-827b.
Calbnco, mt., Cbll. 2-462 (B5) :

16-- .">..

Calcadilba 7-344d.
Calcaire de Brie 2O-8 Ic ; 19-02.

— de Givet: tee Givctian
group.

18- -•-•!,.

— de Rosan 2O-236d.

— de Saint-Ouen 9-664a ; 9-
662d ; 3-453a.

— de Simorrc 18-565b.

.-: -- . T 9-' • . : . 9--'-! . :
ll-670b ; foraminifere of 10-
1344.

C'alcaneo-navicular Hwm^nt.
15-487a.

Calcar. Henry de 12-614c.

— (Kalcker), JOHN DE 4-
...... ;.

Calcar 10-563b.

Calcara, Malta 17-508 (Bl).

Calcarate (bot.) 10-564b.

• ..:- .-.:• , 25-7!'- . . AM :.. •.-.,•
characters 25-729b ; distri-
bution 25-729u ; phytogeny
25-730a ; skeleton 26-722a ;
-I • !. - 25-7. -J'..

Calcareous group (gaol.) 19-
790c.

— spar : tee Calcite.
Calcaria : ire Tadcaster.
Calcarina 1O-633C ; 10-635d

Calcarii>eaelO-109a; 19-10id;

19-107C.
Cakarine fissure 4-397 b ; 4-

402d.
Calcasien, dist., La. 17-54

(A-B3).

— , lake. La. 17-54 (A4).
— , riv.. La. 17-54 (A-B3).
Calcata, It. 10-147!..
Calced Carmelite* M-803d.
Calcedonitc 6-803d.
( 'alcedony : »r* Chalcedonr. .

s- - • .

Calceocrinus 8-128b.
Calceolal-105a.

— (sandaUna) 8-127d.

— beds : tee Eifelian group.

— shales 8-129a.
CALCEOLARIA 4-968d : 21-

7~.'b; 24-486a; inflores-
cence 10-5580.

Calccee. Andrea H-648O.

C'uloeus 7-»:6a.

— mnlleus 24-636d.

— patrieius 7-236a.

— repandus 7-234d.

— senatorius 7-236a.
Calchaqul. riv., Arg. 21-7 S»b
CALCHAQUI. tribe 4-969a ; 0-

I47d.

CALCHAS 4-969a ; 13-63 2c ;
18-S13C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

139

CALC-CALV

hedon : see Chalcedon.
Joi, It. 15-9c.
ilclcole plant 21-764d.
ilclcolous lichens 10-585b.
Uciferous group ll-670d.

— sandstone S-310o; 24-417C
ll-670c; Cumbraes 7-628b
Stirlingshire 25-9'2Sa.

Calcilication 20-922b.

Calcifuge plant 21-764d.

Calcifusous lichens 16-5S Jb.

Calcinato, It. 15-4.

Calciner ll-360a.

Caleio 10-6174.

Calcis, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

Calcite, Colo 6-722 (E3).

CALCITE 4-969b ; 2-314e ; 8-
393b ; dolomitization 8-
393d; etched figures 7-586b ;
twinning 7-585b.

Calcituba 10-632b ; 10-633b.

CALCIUM 4-970d; detection
of 6-62b, 6-63b, 4-972b ; in
soil 17-6130: in sun 13-
857a, 25-618d.

— acetate l-136b.
••— aluminate 5-6560.

•— aluminium garnet : see

Grossularia.
•— anthraquinone dlsulphon •

ate l-674a.
•-bcnzoate 3-756c.
•— bisulphite : see Calcium

sulphite.

— borate 6-150c ; 4-243b.

— bromide 4-97 Ic.

— butjrate 6-398a.

— carbide l-138d; 4-9714.

— t:;irli(Miau-4-ilTlcl ; 2-314b ;

in oceanic deposits 19-9 7 6d ;
in soil 21-76Sa ; polymor-
phism 6-73d : solubility
25-369a. See also Calcite and
Aragonite.

—chloride 4-971c ; 16-693d;
6-1 34d : ammonia com-
pound 1-861O ; density and
expansion coefficient 21-
477o ; tribolumlnescenoe of
M-477c.

— .chromium garnet : see Uva-
rovlte.

citrate 6-39Sa.

^^yanamide 7-679b : 17«
616c.

— dioxide 4-97 Ic.

— dithionate 7-581b; 7-
IMb.

— ferric garnet : see Andra-
dite.

— ferrite 14-798a.

— fluoride 4-971c.

— formate 10-66'Ja.

— hydride 4-971c ; 14-113b.

— hypochlorite 8-52c.
— hyponitrite 19-716b.

— Iodide 4-971c.

— manganite l-677b.
— metasilicate 28-776d.
— nitrate 4-97 Id; 24-94C ; as
a manure 17-616C.

— nitride 4-97 Id.

— oxalate 4-972c ; 20-399d ;
23-273C.

— oxide : see Lime.

— oxysulphide 4-972b.

— phosphates 4-972a ; Christ-
mas Island deposits 6-294c ;
concretions of 6-S-tOc ; ex-
cretory product 5-69 lo;
Infants' food 10-61 Id; as
manure l-396a ; in medicine
16-693d ; residue of in-
cinerated bone 6-960d.

— phosphide 4-972a.

— pyroglutaminate 22-697d.
— silicates 4-972b ; 5-656c.

— star : see Procyon type.

— sulphate 4-972b ; internal
use 1-1 49d ; in Portland
cement 5-657a.

— sulphide 4-972a ; 16-756a ;
phosphorescence 21-477a ;
21-477b.

— sulphite 4-972b.

— sulphocyanide 22-529C.

— thiosulphate 7-579d.
Galcoblast 25-726a.
Calcoene, riv., N. Braz. 4-440

(Fl); 4-441a.
CaJcot Barn, Glos. 12-135b.
Calcott, John Wall: see

Callcott.

Calco-uranite : see Autunite.
Cajc schist 24-328a.
——silicate hornfels : see Lime

homfels.

—sinter 25-149d.
— spar : see Calcite.
—tufa : see Travertine.
Calculating circle 4-975b.
CALCULATING MACHINES 4-

972c ; l-5d ; Babbage's 3-

fllb ; cash register 5-446o ;

Leibnitz" invention 16-386a;

Poncelet's integration 8-

783c; totalizator 3-827b ;

weighing machine 28-471C.

See also Integrators.
Calculation, rule of ll-302d.

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

Calculi 15-786a; cystitis 4-
27d; gout 12-290b; spa
treatment for 3-285c ; X-
ray treatment 26-132a. See
also Gall-stones.

Calculograph 26-553d.

Calculus (math.) 20-sSlb.

— (med.) : see Calculi.

— , infinitesimal : see Infini-
tesimal Calculus.

— of variations : see Varia-
tions, Calculus of.

CALCUTTA, India 4-981d; 14-
376 (N8) ; battle (1757) 6-
533d ; botanical garden 13-
334a; collegesl4-384c; coolie
emigration 7-78a ; free-
masonry ll-85a ; history
14-406d, 14-408a; jute
manufacture 15-606c ; lib-
raries 16-561b; mint 18-
559a ; museum 19-64d ;
periodicals 21-156a ; rain-
fall 2-7 45a; school of litera-
ture 13-489b ; silk produc-
tion 25-lo4li ; temperature
2-743d; university 27-77 Id;
27-780a, 8-643d.

— , canal, India 3-731d.
Calcutta and Burma Steam

Navigation Co. 25-852a.
Calcutta Englishman 19-566a.
Calcutta Gazette 19-566a.
Calcutta Journal 4-727b ; 19-

.r>B(ia.
Calcutta Review 8-643d ; 21-

156a.
CALDANI. LEOPOLDO

Marco Antonio 4-983c.
Caldara, Antonio 25-406C.
• — , Polidoro : see Caravaggio,

P. C. da.
Caldas, Francisco Jos6 de 8-

912c; 22-Sla.
Caldas, Braz. 4-440 (G7).

— , dept., Colom. 6-701 (B3) ;
6-706c.

— da Itainha, Port. 25-530
(A3) ; 22-1370 ; 22-135b.

— de Mombuy, Sp. 25-530
(G2) ; 18-5 19d.

— de Monchique, Port. 25-530
(A4); 22-135b.

de Reyes 9-801b.
Caldbeck, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3).

— , fells, Cumb. 26-670b ; 4-
111) ; 18-681d.

Caldecote, Warwick. 22-266d.
C'aldecote group (geol.) 28-

342a.
CALDECOTT, RANDOLPH 4-

983d; 14-323d; caricatures

5-333C.

Caldeira, Fernando 22-162d.
Caldeira. bay, Braz. 1-320

.

— de Santa Barbara, Az. 3-83

(2).
alde

Caldeira, point, Az. 3-83 (2).
Caldeirao, Port. 25-530 (A4).
Caldeiras, springs, Az. 3-83

(4); 24-31d.
Cal de Mor6n 18-861a.
Calden 2-463b.
Calder, Alexander 8. 21-367d ;

24-516C.

— , SIR ROBERT, bart. 4-
983d ; 19-2350 ; at Trafalgar
27-153C.

CALDER, Scot. 4-984b.

— , East, Scot. 4-984b.

— , Mid, Scot. 24-418 (D-E3) ;
4-984b ; 8-945d.

— , West, Scot. 24-418 (D3) ;
4-904b ; 8-946a ; industries
8-9*5d.

— , abbey, Cumb. 7-62Gd.

— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (El) ; 4-
959b.

— , riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I. B4) ;
7-624d.

— , riv , Lanes, and Yorks. 16-
139 (Dl) ; 28-933 (Al) ; 4-
584 (C41 : 16-138b.

— , riv., Scot 25-646a.

— , riv., Scot. 24-418 (B3).

— , riv., Yorks. 28-91) lb.
Caldera, Chil. 2-462 (B2) ; 7-

lOla; 6-143d.

— , bay, Chil. 6-160b ; 6-157a.

— , crater. Can. Is. 2O-643c.
Caldera (term) 28-187a ; 7-

381b.
Calderai del Contrappes 5-

307d; 15-49a.
Calder and Hobble, canal, York

28-9320.
Calderari, Giovanni Maria 22-

102a.
Calderas, int., Alps l-745c.

— , pass, Alps 1-745C.
Calderbank, Scot. 24-418 (C3).
Calder Bridge, Cumb. 9-412

(I. A4).
Calderbrook, Lanes. 28-933

(A2).
Calder Grove, Yorks. 28-933

(C2).

Calderia, Antonio 17-65c.
Calderbn, Estebanez 2S-585d.

CalderAn, Felix Maria Calleja
del Rey : see Calleja del Rey

— (general) 6-7 12a.
— , Luise2i-586d.
— , Maria 15-447b.

— , Philip H. 20-500b.

— , RODRIGO 4-984b.

Calderon, Braz. 4-440 (B2).

— , Bridge of, Mex. 12-644b.

CALDERON DE LA BARCA
Pedro 4-984d ; classica
drama of 25-583c ; iBfluence
on Spanish drama 8-508d.

Calder, Rotten, riv., Scot. 24-
418 (C3) ; 6-572b.

— Water, North, riv., Scot
24-418 (C3) ; 6-572b.

— Water, South, riv., Scot
24-418 (D3) ; 6-572b.

CALDERWOOD, DAVID 4-

986a.

— , HENRY 4-986b ; 18-251bl
Calderwood, castle, Scot. 4-

43c.
Caldew, riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I

C3) ; 5-341b ; 7-624d.
Caldicot, Monm. 9-420 (III.

B3) ; 13-357a ; castle 18-

729c ; hundred 18-729a.

— Level, Monm. 9-420 (III.
B3) ; 18-728a.

Caldiero, It. ll-192c ; 17-865c.
Caldon, canal. Staffs. 25-758b.
Caldron (geog.) 19-972a; 11
632c.

— (vessel) 12-502C.
Caldron Linn, falls, Scot. 15-

S24a.
Caldron process : see Cazo

process.
Caldron Snout, falls, Westm.

26-499C.
Caldwell, Robert 2-956a ; 3-

295a ; 26-388d.
— , Tod 19-778b : 19-779a.
— , W. H. 9-328a ; 21-827d ;

21-473c ; microtomy 18-

408d, 18-1117,1.

— (electrician) 14-504a.
Caldwell, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— Ark. 2-552 (E2).

Ida. 14-276 (A4) ; 14-278d.
Kan. 15-654 (E3).
La. 17-54 (Bl).
N.J. 19-502 (A2) ; 28-555d.
N.Y. : see Lake George,
villain-.

O. 20-26 (H5).
Tex. 26-690 (L5).
W.Va. 28-560 (C4).
Yorks. 9-412 ft E3).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (Bl) ; 15-

— Co., 'Mo. 18-608 (B-C2).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (A2).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K6).

— Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550
(C-D3X

Caldy, ML Wales 9-428 (V.
B4);26-613d;21-S2b; popu-
lation 21-81a ; stalactite
cave 5-575a.

Cale, Ind. 14-422 (D7).

— , It. : see Cagli.

— , riv., Dorset. 8-434c.

Caleanul, mt., Hung. 3-4 (H4).

CALEB (bibl.) 4-986c: 15-
387c.

— , Efendipoulo 13-172c.

— (king) 9-847b ; l-89d.
— , tribe 4-986d ; 7-856b.
Calebec, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Caledfryn (poet) 5-649b.
CALED'ON, S.Af. 4-986d ; 25-

466 (D9) ; 5-232c.
— , Ire. 14-744 (E2) ; 27-550b.
— .bay, S.Aus. 2-960 (F2) ;

25-493a.

— , riv.. Cape Col. 4-987a ; 25-
466 (H7); 20-151c; source
3-503d.

Caledones, tribe 4-987a.
CALEDONIA 4-987a; 24-430a.

Can. (N.S.) 19-831 (B2).

Can. (Out.) 18-522b.

D.Gui. 12-675 (D2).

IU. 14-304 (Dl).

Ind. 14-422 (C6).

Mich. 18-372 (E7).

Minn. 18-550 (F7).

Miss. 18-600 (D2).

Mo. 18-608 (F4).

N.Dak. 19-780 (G-H2).

N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

O. 20--26 (D3).

Pa. 21-106 (F3).

Wis. 28-740 (F6).

bay, Pan. 20-664a.

harbour, C.Am. 5-678 (D6).

lake, Scot. 8-127c.

park. Pa. 5-822a.

— Co., Vt. 19-490 (C3-D2).
CALEDONIAN CANAL, Scot.

4-987C ; 24-412 (C3).

— Curling Club, Royal 7-645d.

— Forest, Scot. 12-892o; 7-
768a.

— Hunt, Royal 19-95c.
Caledonian Mercury 19-565a.

Caledonian Mt., system (geol.
14-744d ; 9-911c.

Caledonian Railway Compam
24-425a ; 24-424d ; Toco
motives 22-851a.

Calef, Robert 17-885c ; 23
791b.

Calefactory l-13d ; l-17b.

Calella, Sp. 25-530 (G2).

Calema26-1046b.

Calen, inlet, Chil. 2-462 (B6)
l-961c ; 6-144C ; 20-901a.

CALENBERG dist., Ger. 4
987d; 11-808 (B2).

Calenberg, duchy of : see
Brunswick -Calenberg.

C'alenbergcr, Ger. 12-926b.

CALENDAR 4-987d ; 10-220c
Abyssinia l-88a; Babylon
ia 23-961d, 3-107d; Centra
America 18-336b, 5-679c, 5-
679a ; Chinese 6-224a ; ec
clesiastical 4-991d; Egyp
tian 9-77c ; epacts 4-994(1
Gregorian correction 6-829b;
Jewish 22-705c ; in Roman
missal 18-581d; Mahomet's
introduction 17-409c ; Man-
daean 17-557b ; Maya
Indiansl-816a ;Mexicanl8-
334b. 18-330c; Nepal eras
19-380a ; origin 10-192e ;
Parsee20-867b ; Praonestine
10-193a, 27-10380 ; Prayer
Book 22-261a ; reform of
4-994b; Roman 23-C58d, 14-
637c, 23-658d. See also Day,
Month, Week, Year, Era,
&c. and proper names oi
various calendars.

Calendario, Filippo 10-1 48a :
27-998b.

Calendarium Oenealogicum 22-
960d.

Calendarium Roiolorum Chart-
arum 22-960b.

Calendarium Rotulorum Paten-
Hum 22-960C.

Calendar of Venetian State
Papers 9-585a ; 9-585b.

Calender (Arabian Nights) :
see Kalandarites.

CALENDER (machine) 4-
I "II la ; 20-37C.

Calender Brook, riv., Vt. 19-
490 (C2).

Calenderinit 10-379a.

Calends 4-988d : 21-85C.

Calendula : see Marigold.

— multiflora maxima 17-718d.

— offlcinalis meteor 13-766b.

— prolifera 17-718d.
Calenig 5-357b.
CALENUS, QUINTUS FUF1US

4-1004a.

Caleotto, It. 16-3530.
Calcphclis caenius 16-476a

(figs.).

Calepini Octoglotton 8-186d.
CALEPINO, AMBROGIO 4-

1004b.

Calera, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
CALES, It. (Campania) 4<

1004b; 16-26 (E4); 15-4

(E4) ; 16-243d ; phialae 5-

714a.

— , It. (Umbria) 15-26 (D3).
— , Sp. : see Cadiz.
Caleta Buena, Chil. 2-462 (E5).
Caleti, tribe 19-749b.
Caletti-Bruni, Pier Francesco :

see Cavalli, Francesco.
Caletus Pagus, FT. : see Pays

de Caux.

Calexico, Cal. 5-8 (F5).
CALF (anat.) 4-1004C ; l-942d.

— (zool.) 4-1004C ; 5-541d ;
leather : see calf -skin ; wor-
ship 8-604c, 15-377a.

CALF, THE GOLDEN 4-1004c;
10-7 7a; 15-326C.

— ascarid 28-12c.
Calfeisen, val., Switz. 26-242

(G3).

Calfhill, James 8-518c.
Calf-louse 28-13b.
Calf of Man, isl., I. of M. 9-412

(I. A2) ; 4-1004C ; rainfall

17-5S5a.

Calf -skin 16-331b ; 16-332b.
Call Top, mt., Yorks. 9-412 (I.

D4).

Calgacus : see Galgacus.
CALGARY, Can. l-1004d ; 1-

500 (B2) ; l-500c.
— , bay, Scot. 24-412 (B3).
Calhan, Colo. 6-722 (F2).
Calheta, Az. 3-83 (2).
— , Mails. 17-281 (map) ; 17-

283b.
CALHOUN, JOHN CALD-

well 5-la ; Andrew Jackson

and 8-838c, 27-697d ; statue

5-943d.

Calhoun, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— , 111. : see Springfield, 111.
— , Ky. 15-740 (A3).
— , La. 17-54 (Bl).
— , Mo. 18-608 (C3).

Calhoun, S.C. 25-500 (B2).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
— , cape, Green. 12-543
(B2-C1).

— City, Miss. 18-600 (C2).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Co., Fla. 10-540 (Al): 10-
540 (D6).

— Co., Qa. 11-752 (B4).

— Co., la. 14-732 (C2).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (B4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (E-F7).

— Co., Miss. 18-GOO (C2).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (D3).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (L7).

— Co., W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

— Falls, S.C. 25-500 (B2).
CALI, Colom. 5-3a ; 6-701

(A4) ; 4-752a ; population

6-706d.

— , Sp. 25-530 (E-F2).
— , riv., Colom. 5-3a.
Caliach, point, Scot. 24-412

(B3).

Caliari, Benedetto 20-966a.
— , Carlo 20-966a.
— , Gabriele 20-9G6a.
— , Paolo : see Paul Veronese.
Calibogue, sound, S.C. 25-500

(B4).

CALIBRATION 5-3a; l-882b.
Calibre 5-3a.
Calicalicus 28- 1 0 1 Oa.
Calicantsars 24-234d.
Caliche 24-94b ; 17-616b.
Calichroma moschata : see

Musk-beetle.
Caliciacoae 16-585a.
CALICO 5-6c; pr;nting26-694c.

— bush 13-654c.
Calicophyllum candidissimum:

see Dagame.

Calicoblasts 2-102a.

CALICUT, India S-Gc ; 14-382
(F14) ; 27-925a ; Portu-
guese in 14-404C, ll-433d ;
Zamorin 6-619d, l-899a.

— , riv., India 19-701b.

Calida lavatio : see Alveus.

Calidarium 3-51 4d.

Calidius Strigo : see Strigo,
Calidius.

Calidris aronaria : see Sander-
ling.

Caliente, Cal. S-8 (D4).

— , Nev. 5-8 (F3).

Calif : see Caliph.

Calilon, N.J. 19-502 (C2).

California, la. 14-732 (B3).
Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Mo. 18-608 (D3).
O. 20-26 (L7) ; 6-371d.
Pa. 21-106 (B-C5J.
bay. La. 17-54 (E4).
gulf, Mex. 18-318 (B1-C2) ;
18-319c; 19-974b; pearl-
fishery 21-25d.

CALIFORNIA, state, U.S. 5-
7a ; 5-8 (map) ; 5-21d ;
agriculture 5-lld, 13-679b ;
climate 5-8d, 27-632c ; com-
promise measures (1850) 6-
814a ; couvade custom 7-
338a ; discovery 7-206d ;
fauna and flora 5-9d, 27-
633d ; forest plantations 10-
656b ; fruit growing 11-269C,
l-420c ; geology 27-631d,
27-620a ; gold output 12-
194c, 5-13a, 27-641b ; gov-
ernment 5-15c ; governors,
list of 5-20b ; history 5-16c,
2-328c ; homestead and ex-
emption laws 13-640c ; land
grants disputes 5-1 9d, 4-1 8b;
liquor laws 16-767C ; lumber
trade 10-659b ; minerals
and mining 6-665d, 18-156c,
21-806a ; newspapers 19-
572c ; payment of members
20-970c ; Russian treaty 23-
229d ; slavery question 27-
701b ; university : see Cali-
fornia, University of ; wine
production 28-728b.

— .LOWER, Mex. 5-21c; 18-
318 (B1-C2).

— , UNIVERSITY OF 5-22b ;
l-817d.

— , val. Cal. 27-623d.

" CaUfornia " (cruiser) 24-91 lb.

California Academy, San Fran-
cisco 1-81 7d.

— Antigua : see California,
Lower.

— Baja : see California, Lower.

— buck-eye 5-llb.

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-G90
(H3-2).

— Cricket Association 7-446a.

— Debris Commission 5-13d.

— House, W.Va. 28-560d.

— limestone 20-237b.
Californian buckthorn : see

Rhamnus purshiana.

— current 20-43Gb.

— marble 17-677c.

— nutmeg : see Stinking nut-
meg.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

140

To make lull use of this Index It In etnentlal to read the
Instruction* given on I'ngc I.

id; 13-

TO**: 1-llOa; •-

latoau. Colo.

.tiltv 18*1(34.
_ i 7-23(U; 11-3910.
ikU*

idaw-ewia.
•phy : sw Writing.
: sst Gains Caesar.
Japonloa (tool.) 16-

. a's Bridge. It. 22-6TOa.
illmaoh (prlnre) 23-846c.
kllm&fMitcU. Ituoi iS»sT*887b
ilii.,.-r.-. lit.. India 14-381

111 tin

Calln . .: .

Callncscl. Hum. 22-818 (Bl).

Callnga : SM Kallnga.

Callngapatam. India 14-381
(LIU): 15-61 J«; 6-UM. ;
ll-45-Jd.

CALIPASH nn.l CALIPEE 8-
13b.

Call|H<n 27- 1 II..

CALIPH 5-231. : 17-413b ; 17-
ili.-: 24-606h.

i-nlipha: SM Khalifa.

CALIPHATE 8-230 : 2-165d ;
l-893b ; Abbaald dynasty
8-40d ; Armenia under 2-
566a : army 17-4 13b ; coin-
age 19-804li : Jews 18- in I. •:
Kharlllte dootrltu- regarding
24-H57b : Khaxar warn 15-
775b ; Mesopotamia under
18-185o; Omayyad dynasty
6-26« ; origin and nature
1 7- 4 1 1 b ; Palestine under
20-S22d ; Persia under 21-
131d ; Sa-wanid empire de-
stroyed 21-1241. ; MII it.-
doctrine regarding 24-857b ;
Syria under 26-309b ; taxa-
tion systems 8-32d. 8-35b ;
war with later Human em-
pire 23-514a: war with
Theophilui 26-786O.

Caliphs. Tombs of the. Egy. 4-
954 (Cl) ; 4-954d ; archi-
tecture 2-424d.

Calipplc cycle 4-991d.

Callppo. Port. : tee Lelria.

Callppus (astronomer) 4-99 Id.

— (general) 26-836d.
Caltrrhoe. lake. Asia M. : tee

Knalll. Blrketel.
— , springs. Pal. : tee Zerka

M.i in.
Callsaya4-171a.

— javanica : tee Cinchona.
Calispell. lake. Wash. 28-354

(HI).

Calida v Mrlibea, Camedia de :
see Crlettina, La.

Oalistoga. Cal. 6-8 (B2).

CALIVER 5-54li ; 2-641a ; In-
troduction 2-590a.

Callx S-724a.

Calixtlnes : tee Utraqulst>.

CALIXTUS I. 6-54b; 20-721a:
6-902d ; 18-686c ; Trini-
tarian controversy 23-963d.

— II. S-54c; 2O-R93a: 20-723a:
13-277d; concordat of
Worms 14-723a ; relations
with England 13-280d.

— III. S-54c; 20-7061. ; 20-
723b.

— III. (antlpope) l-552d.
CALIXTUS. GEORG 6-54d

26-i92cl ; 8-680: 7-311b.
Calkins, Gary N. 20-770c ; 22-

1884.

— .M. W. 8-561a.
Oalkstone : tee Hassock.
CALL (diet.) S-55a.

— (to the bar) 8-5 5a: 14-
1844.

Call, The (newspaper) 19-572c
Calla. O. 20-26 (13).
Callabonna, lake. S.Aus. 2-960

my.

Callac, FT. 10-778 (C3).
Callaeas3-973d.
Callaecla. Sp. : tee Gallcla,
Callahan. Cal. 8-8 (Bl).

— Co., Tex. 20-690 (H3).
Oallaica 27-4 83b.
Callalcl: sec Oallaecl.
CaUaicI Braoarii : tee Bracar

OaUalna 27-483b.
Callalnltc 27-4S3b.
Callals 27-483b.
Callalte : ire Turquoise.
Callan, viscounts: tee Des

mond, earls.

— . N. J. (physicist) 14-5010.
Callan, Ire. 14-744 (D4); 18

TOM.
— , rlv.. Ire. 14-744 (El) ;

56lc.
Callander. Caroline H. :

Sheridan.

CALLANOER. Boot. 8-.MI, ;
M-4IH (Ci)| geology 81-

•K

Va 80-11-
iMO"

-.-.•: 5- ... . ll-.'.ll

(II

— . bay. l-eru tl-Jofla.
— . oapo. IVru 21-»6«b.

.pruv.. IVru 21-204 (A4) i

6-i.V : 21-170a.
— . El. Vene«. l7->»» <Ct) ;

mine* 27-VWIc.
Calln poooa Creek, rir.. On*.

20-.
Callapooya Creek, rlr.. Ore*.

20-141 (B-C3).
Callai-ooya. tribe: tee Kala-

I".- .

Callarla, IVru 21-184 (CI).
Callaa. rr 10-: r- 1 118).
— , rlv.. (Jr. 9-X86I..
OaUatcr. (leu, Soot.. goolo«-y

l-60li.

Callatia. Bute. 23-848 (El).
Callaway. C. (geologist) 22-

Callaway. Neb. 10-324 (E3).
— . Va. 20-11 H(H.C3).

— Co., Mo. 18-«»K (D-ES).
CALLCOTT. SIR AUGUSTUS

Wall 8-56a.

— , JOHN WALL 8-58b.

— . Marls. Lady 8-561..
. William 11 UK-lull* 8-560,

cnli.--r.iii.'. rlv., i in). : tee

Valdlvla.
•allnt Hark (Conway) 7-69c.

Calli-jon de Huaylas, ravine,
Peru : tee lluayUu, Callrjon
de.

Callenberg, Ger. 6-614b.

Callendar, James Livingstone
(1st earl) 18-730d.

— , James Livingstone (4th
earl) : tee Linltthgow.

— , Hugh L. 6-650 : con-
duction of heat 6-893a;
eclipse (1905) 8-891a; os-
cllloirraph 20-347d : short-
hand method 24-1012c :
solutions 25- :7 I.I. 2S-:i76c ;
steam engine 2S-825a, 28-
819a ; thermometer 26-
833b; vaporization 13-151d.

Callendar cable calculator 4-
97 5c.

— House, Scot. (Stlrliturs.) 10-
149c.

— sunshine recorder 26-108a,
Callender. la. 14-732 (C2).
Callenaburg, Pa. 21-106 (C-

D3).

Caller Hcrrln " (song) 12-

1084.
rulli-riii-.li. Scot. 24-412 (Bl) ;

16-525d.

Callery, Pa. 21-106 (B4).
Callct, Francois (mathemati-
cian) 26-33 Ib : 16-874d.
Calleva Atrebattim, Hants. :

ire Silchester.
Callewatta, rlv., N.S.W. : tee

Darling.
Callcy. John (engineer) 19-

475d: Z5--r.i.l
Calliaifh Birra's house. Ire. 28-

Calllanlra 7-593b.
Calllaquia, W.I. 28-544 (F2).
Calllas (Athenian, 6th cent
B.c.)12-477d.

— (Athenian. 5th cent. B.C.)
8-56d. Sec alto Callias,
Peace of.

— (Athenian. 4th cent. B.C.)
S-57a ; 0-900b.

— (comic poet) 1-11. .
CALLIAS (tyrant of Chalets)

8-56c.
CALLIAS AND HIPPONICUS

(Athenian family) 6-56d ;

13-801b.
Caillas, peace of (449-8 B.C.)

2-861d; 7-959a; 6-369b :

evidence 21-145d ; slgnifl

canoe to Persia 21-21 Ib.
—.peace of (371 B.C.) 5-5 7a:

28-6 lie.

Calllcebus : nrr Tltl.
Calllch (missionary) :

Gall. st.
Oalllchthys S-514C ; 13-446a;

14-165S,
Callicoon. N.Y. 10-596 (E-F4).

— Creek, rlv.. N.Y. 7-951c.
Callirratw (architect) 2O-8694
Callicratldas (admiral) 21-75d

16-488d.

Calliilerma7-418a.
Callldlna 23-763C.
Callidromus, mts.. Or. 12-440

(Dl); 20-14d.

Callleres. Francois de 8-198a.
Callierges (scholar) 6-453O.
Callignnliim 18-676a.

— sinexl2-167b.

— tragopjTum 12-I67d.
Calligraphy : tee Writing.
Callimachl (family) 23-8364.

CALLIMACH
vnuiiiuaria

i

i -•» . li< 11

llhux-lnu (palemarrli) 17-

87 4c.
CALLIMACHU8 («-ul|it<>r) 8-

57a: 20-lTii. : •-
c uMi in ..... . r.vni- ll-42il>.

CBEwotes sapldus : trt Blue

. r..;.

Calling (diet.) B-55S,
Callinv tlin Diet (law) l-842d.
• . - - - 9-1. .11 (VI.

.
Calln.i. inn « -alllnlkus).

-e lUkka.
Calllulcus (king) : •

— (architect) 12-482d.
(•alllnlru>.(ir.:batUe(17lB.C.)

21-1
CALLINUS (poet) 8-57b ; 12-

M9o, .

Calllnyctoriii8-241a.
Calllonymldae M-545d.
CALLIOPE (IIIIMB) 8-57c ; 10-

<0a; 20-318a.
Calll(i|«, la. 14-731 (At).

— . Partlila20-870c.

" Calliope " (iililp) 24-544d.
Calliiiiwln : tee Coreopsis.
Callipers B-3c ; 7-37 3d (n«.).
Ciilliplinra : tee Blow-fly.
i •nlli|.<illM. It. : tee UalllpoU.
Calllppldae. tribe 24-526b.
CallipttTliliuiii 2O-533C.
C«lllpteri» 20-533C : 21-177.-.
Ciillipygosj tee "Venus Cal-

CALLIRRHOE (d. Achelous)
8-57c.

— (d. Oceanns) ll-908d.

— (d. Scamander) ll-454c ;
27-31 7 b.

CalUrrboe, fountain. AthensZ-

.i : 2--:ili-.
( -allisaiiruH l«-825a.
Calllnittal9-919d.
Calllson. S.C. 28-500 (Bl).
( alliHte. Artemis 2-664c.
Calliste, Isl., Aeg.S. : tee

Santorln.

Culllatclzool.) 26-394a.
Calllstemon : tee Bottle-brush

plants.
Calllatephus chlnensls (hor-

tcnsis) : tee China aster.
CALLISTHENES (phllouopher)

S-57c ; 12-459a-

— (peeudo) S-57d ; 23-500c ;
11-1 13b.

CALLlSTO(myth.)S-57d ; 2O-

662d ; 2-447d.

CalllHtochiton 6-250b; 6-249d.
CalliHtoplacinae 6-250b.
CALL1STRATUS (of Aphldnae)

5-J^a.
CALLISTRATUS (Krammarian)

8-5Sii.

CALLISTRATUS (poet) 8-58a.
CALLISTRATUS (sophist and

rhetorician) 8-5 8a.
Callistus (popes) : tee Callztus.
Calliteuthis 8-701 d : S-697C.
Callithamnlon l-592a ; l-593b

(fiK.); 13-335b.
Callithca sapphira 16-177. i

(flg.).
Callithrii : tee Titl.

— nioloch : tee Moloch UU.
Callitliyla: tee lo.
Callitrk-lH-22-:t<-.
Callitris21-782a; 20-552c.

— quadrivalvis : tee Arar tree.

— RelssU24-137a.

— Kinen«lH24-137a.
CallijttiiH, popes : tee Calixtus.
Callo. plain, EC. 8-9 18d.
Callocardla 18-123a.
Callocardildac 16-1 23a.
Callochlton 6-250b.
Callochltoninac 6-250b.
Callocystlnae 8-878a.
Callon. C. (ensrinecr) 14-103a.
Callone. IVru. 23-648 (Q3).
Callon! (Kallone) dist., Lesbos

16-4 88s,

— .gulf, Aeg.S. : tee Eurlpus
P>TThaeus.

Calico. Bete. 3-668 (Dl).
Callophls 28-291.1 : 23-173C,
CallophyUls l-592b ; l-596c.
Callorhlnus urslna : tee Otaria

ursina,

Callorhynchns 24-596b.
Callosa de Ensarria, Sp. 28-

530 (E3).

Callosal gyrna 4-397b.
Callose21-735b: ll-334b.
Callosity 17-522b.
Calloso-manrinal snlcus4-397b
CALLOT, JACQUES S-.'.Sh ; 8

331d : 19-160d.
Call-over (diet.) S-55a.
CALLOVIAN GROUP (Kella

way's Beds) 8-58c; ll-«70c
Callow, lakes. Ire. 14-744 (B3)
Galloway Co.. Ky. 18-740 (B2)

•allula SO-3A4a.

•lluifi. glen. Hoot, «.»7 V>.

alluiia : ~, l.li« i '

oil,!. 12-.I7 1.1 . 13-7 4 J.i ; 21-

•allyiiterU 8-ll»9d.
CALM i. II. I )8-59a.
(alma ll-523a.
C.ltn.r. 1«. 14-731 <ri).
—.awed. : ire Kalmar.
C.linana. Hp. 28-i:»0 (El).
>l--~«'' Hard. : trr Horn.
•almell. Juste Louto (phy

•li-lan) 14-608B.
Caltnea. Pere Theodore 18-

i i
CALMET, ANT01NE AU

CU*lln6-59a; 11-I40C.
Calmette, Albert: fermeota-

ti.Mi hi..uld28-703a; plan*

20-778a; tuberculin testM-

T83c ; venum. 26-7 9»a. 28-

164b.
Calmette and Wold-Eisner

reaction 27-359b.
Calmo, Andrea 2*23a.
Caliniick. tribe: tre Kalmuck.
•ulmy Limestone 28-928a.
CALNE. WUU. 8-59b; 0-420

(III. 1)4); geology 2O-898C.
— . dist.. WUU. 26-699b.
Calobrvum 4-704b.
OaloosJanus pavo 0-659b.
Oalochortus : tee Maripoea

Calodendron capense 21-781a.
loenas : trr Nlcobar pigeon.
JoirliMsa l-591d.
Coloirria. cape. Or. 12-414 (Cl).
Calo Johannes (Rom. emp.):
tee John II. (Rom. emp.).

— Johannes (emp. of Trebl
zond) : tre John IV. (emp.
of Treblzond).

Caloliio, It. 26-242 (G5).
CALOMEL B-59c ; 4-970b';

therapeuticx 18-159a.
.'alommata 2-306d.
Calomopltyeae 2O-536a.
Calomyscus 12-907d ; 23-442b
Calonemineae 19-10id ; 10-

100m,
Calonictyon speciosum :

Moon plant.
CALONNE, CHARLES ALEX-

andrs ds 6-60a ; 10-851c.
CaloiH-an. P.Is. 21-391 (El).
Caloosa. Fla. 10-540 (E5).
C'alooitahatchee. riv.. Fla. 10-

540 (E5) ; 10-540d.
Calooshatchis frroup 21-- 17.1.
Calophaca 13-7 7 3c.
Calophyllum Inophyllum 10-

336b ; 18-288a ; 4-187b ;

Malagasy species 17-17 3b.

— spurium : tee Red tacama-
hac.

— viticifolla : tee Ocuje.
Calopryiiinux 1S-651C.
Calopsittacus novae - hoi

landiae : tee Cockateel.
Caloptenus italicus 16-858d
16-859a (fig.).

— spretus : tee Rocky Monn
tain locust.

Calopteryglna 8-4 7 Oa ; 8- 4 7 Ob

Calopteryx 8-469d.

Calore, riv.. It. 16-4 (E4) ; IB-

28 <E4); 28-207d : 8-113C.
CALORESCENCE 8-60b.
Caloreti- (Calor) rlv.. It. : tee

Calore.

Caloric 13-138C.
Caloric 13-137b; 27-740a;26-

8064.
Calorific Intensity ll-275d.

— wool 8-292b.

CALOR IMETHY 8-60d ; 13-
136d ; 18-659d ; electrical
methods S-64d ; liquid gases
18-754d.

Calostoma 11-334C.

Cul..t .-iirKi-on) 2S-'-.7-.'a.

Calotennes 26-645C,

CaloUnniUdes 26-644a,

Calotes 16-824d.

— ophtomachus : tee Blood
sucker.

Calotropls gigantea : tee Ma

dar.

Calotype process 21-487C.
CALOVlUS,ABRAHAM8-68b
Culp 14-7450.

Calpe. Sp. (E.) 28-530 (F3).
— .Sp. (8.): tee Gibraltar.
Calpe (tribute) 6-420b.
Calpee, India : ire Kalpl.
Calpella, Cal. 8-8 (Bl).
Calpulalpan. Mex. 28-1034a.
Calpurnia lex 23-639O.

— de pecunils repetundis, lex
23-6:i5d ; 21-652c.

CALPURNIUS. TITUS (SiCU
Ins) 8-6Sc ; 16-265C.

— Crassus. Lucius (or Gains)
trr Crassus.

— Plso : tee taukr Piso.
Calshot, castle, Hants. 0-42

(III. £5); 28-3580.

CALC-CALV

Caisbot Holt lUktsMp. IlaoU.

Calltooa. Oar*, t-430 (TL

P»); 7-1
CalUbellotU, Hlr. I . 4134 i

treaty (1101) Il-i7d. 28-

CALTAGIRONE. rile. 8-4Oa ;

16-4 (E6).
CALTANI8ETTA. Mr.

18-4 (U K6).
— , pruv., Mr. 28-lla.
-.ill,. SB-KIMI. : U-760*: frnlt

ll-155a ; pttJl laVofOA.
— appeadlcoJaU

•" Marsh marlL

tT, Wilhelm 17-138C.
Caltliurpe, Isls.. Can. 8-160

(tool.) : tee Tetraci

Celfon. hill. Edinburgh 8-937b;

8-945b.
Caltun Cemetery. Edinburgh

8-939c.

CALTROP (diet.) 8-69b.
Calugarenl. Hum. 22-816 (Bt).
Caluire, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
-1ALU1RE-ET-CUIRE. FT. 8-

CaluUo. Ang. 6-913 (A5).
Calumet. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— . La. 17-54 <a7 ).
-. Mich. 18-371 (Bl); 18-
.--..

— , O. 20-16 (14).
— . Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
—, Pa. 21-106 (D5).
— , Isl. 22-714 (A3) ; 27-104c.
— , lake. 111. 6-1 1 8c.
— , park, Chicago 6-12OC.
—.riv.. III. 6-1 18d ; 8-81»b.
CALUMET (pipe) 8-69b ; 21-

.
Calumet and Hecla, mine,

Mich. 18-372d : 18-539a.
— Co., Win. 28-740 (£4).
Calumetvllle. Wls.28-740(Ii).
CALUMPIT, P.Is. 6-69c ; 21-

tM K.-,.
Caluxotherlnm : ttt Necro-

gymnurus.
CALVADOS, dept.. FT. 8-69c ;

10-778(D3) : geology 8-58d ;

population 10-779C.
Calvaire. Filles du : tee FUles

du Calvaire.
Calvarla 28-196d.
Calvarlenberg. mt., Aus. 3-

183d..

— . mt.. Hung. 24-61 4b.
Calvariza de Abazo, Sp. 24-

57c (plan).

— de Ariba, Sp. 24-57c (plan).
CALVART. DENIS S-69d.
Calvary, Ga. 11-752 (B5).

— , Ky. 18-740 (C3).
— . Wis. 28-7 40 (E5).
CALVARY B-70a. Set alt*
Crucifixion.

— clover 6-562d.
Calvay, isl., 24-412 (Al).
CALVE, EMMA 5-70a.
Calveley, Ches. 0-416 (II. B3).
Calven, gorge, Aus. : battle

( 1499)26-101 1C, 28-254S,
Calventuras. Isls., Bur. 14-381

(P-O.11).

Calver, Derby. 0-416 (II. D3).
CALVERLEV, CHARLES

Stuart 5-70a; 20-S60d.
— , Walter 21-58c ; 28-646a.
Calverley, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
Calvcrt, Barons Baltimore :

tee Baltimore.

CALVERT. CHARLES S-70C.
— . Edward B-70c ; 14-322a.
— , Frederick (artist) 8-70c.
—.FREDERICK CRACE

(chemist) 8-70c ; 23-936b.
—.SIR HARRY 8-700.
— . Leonard 17-831a.
Calvert. Md. 17-828 (Gl).
— , Pa. 21-106 (13).

— , Tex. 26-690 (Li).

—. Isl.. Can. 4-600 (C3).

— , to!.. Pac.O. : tee Maloelab.

— . lake. Viet. 2S-38 (El).

*-»]*_ ir_ «K_~sn /T>o\

— City, Ky. 18-740(81).

— Co.. Md. 17-818 (F4-3).
Calverton, Bucka. 0-410 (III.

Fl).

— . Md. 17-818 (A4).
— , N.Y. 10-981d.
— , Va. 28-11* (E2).
Calvertville.Ind. 14-422 (D6).
CALVES' HEAD CLUB 6-70d :

8-566d.
Calvet Museum. Avignon 3-

64a.

CalTi. Marcantonlo 8-81c.
CALVI, Cors.6-70d ; 1S-4(B3):

•Jesje(1794)8-440b. 1O-354*.

— (Cales), It. : ire Cales.
— . bay. Corsica B-7Cd.
Calvillo, Mex. l-427d.
Calvin, Gerard 8-7 la.

— . J6HN 8-71a: 2O-779b;
26-255b: Biblical exegesis
S>859a; oatenhlsms 8-5054;

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Instructions given on Page 1.

church polity 22 - 2S7a ;
Kucharistic doctrine 9-S74bi
excommunication 10-61a ;
French Protestantism 22-
287d; Genevan rule ll-590c;
Holy Orders 20-186a; hym-
nody 14- 19 la; literary in-
fluence 11-123D, ll-125d,
22-454c ; Socinus 25-320d.

Calvin, 111. 14-304 (Do).

— , La. 17-54 (B2).

— , X.Dak. 19-7SO (Fl).

— , Okla. 20-58 (E3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (Fo).

Calviug (of glacier) 14-227d.

Calvinia, Cape Col. 25-466
(D-ES).

Calvinia Flogging case : see
Louw, R. v.

Calvinism 5-76a; Arminian
controversy 8-436d,25-138a;
Cameronians 5-108c ; creed
7-398d ; in England 9-537c ;
Francis of Sale's crusade 10-
940c ; heresy persecuted 13-
361c ; Orthodox Eastern
Church 17-93a ; in Poland
21-908d; synod of Jeru-
salem (1672) 15-3350.

Calvinistic churches : see Re
formed churches.

CALVINISTIC METHODISTS
5-76d ; 28-26IC ; 18-293C.

Calvin sandstone 27-63 Ib.

Calvinus, Uaius Sextius 24-
104b.

— , Gnaeus Domitius 23-595c.

CALV1SIUS, SETHUS 5-78c.

CALVO, CARLOS 5-7 Sd.

Calvo, int.. It. ( Monte Gargano)
ll-466a.

— , mt., It, (Perugia) 12-
666c.

Calvonigrite : see Psilomelano.

Calvus, C. Licinius Macer : see
Licinius.

— , Cn. Cornelius Scipio : see
Scipio.

— , P. Licinius 24-635b.

— Stolo, C. Licinius : see Li-
cinius.

Calw, Erlafried, count of : see

Erlafried.
CALW(Kalw)Ger.5-78d; 11-

808 (B4).

Calx plumb, dulcis 16-319b.
Calycadnus (Geuk Su), riv.,

Asia M. 2-760 (F4) ; 2-758b ;

6-365b.

Calycanttms 13-773C.
Calyces 27-798c.
Calyciflorae 2-13d.
Calycina (zool.) 8-SSlb.
Calycinae (bot.) 2-13d.
Calycine monad : see Tetra-

mitus.
Calycophorida 14-160a ; 14

158d ; 14-136a.
Calycotome 16-347b.
Calyculus : see Epicalyx.
Calydon (myth.) 5-79a.
CALYDON. Gr. 5-79a ; 12-440

(C2).
Calydonian boar 18-92d ; 26-

504c ; 12-486C (flg.).
Calydonius, gulf. Gr. 12-440

<C2).
Calymene 2-299d ; 20-237d ;

25-1 lOo; 27-2830.

— ashes : see Henllan ashes.

— Blumenbachi 28-519b.
Calymma 22-802d.
Calymnos, isl., Aeg.S. 2-760

(B4); 25-734b; coins 19-

8880 ; inscriptions 14-628a.
Calypogeia 4-704c.
CALYPSO (myth.) 5-79a.
" Calypso * (submarine) 24-

92 Ib.
Calyptoblastea 14-152a ; 14-

136a ; budding 14-139b ;

cordylus 14-1 14a.
Calyptobothrium riggii 26-

409a (fig.).

Calyptocephalus gayi 26-3541).
Calyptomera 9-657b.
C'alyptorhynchus 6-622d : 3-

974b.

— f unereus : see Funereal
cockatoo.

•Calyptospora Goeppertiana

ll-344d.
Calyptra 4-701d.
Calyptraea ll-516a.
Calyptraeidae ll-516a.
•C'alyptrate : see Operculate.
Calyptrogen 21-740d.
Calystegia 7-67b ; 13-769a,

— sepium : see Bindweed.

— Soldanella : see Sea-bind-
weed.

Calyx (anat.) : see Calyces.

— (bot.) 10-559b ; 10-562d.
Calyx drill 21-320c.
Calzabigi, Raniero 12-139a.
C'alzados : see Calced Car-

meh'tes.

CAM (Cao), DICGO 5-79b.
Cam, Glos. 9-420 (III. C3).
— , lake, Ira. 2-561c.

Cam, riv., Eng. 9-424 (IV. C2) ;
5-90d ; geology 5-98a, 9-
784b.

— (Canilin), riv., Ire. 2-561c.
— , riv., Tas. 26-439a.

Cam (eugin.) 17-1004a; 6-

546a.

Cama, Switz. 26-242 (G4).
CAMACHO, JUAN FRAN-

cisco 5-79o ; 25-560b.
"Camacho's Wedding" (opera,

Mendelssohn) 18-122c.
Camaderry, mt., Ire. 12-120a.
Camaguan, Venez. 12-659a.
Camagiiey (town), Cu. : see

Puerto Principe.
— , prov., Cu. 7-595 (D2) ; 7-

595b; 7-596c.
Camahieu, le (antique gem) :

see Grand camee do France.
Camaieu gris 14-319a.
Camail 2-587a.
Cainajore, It. 15-4 (C3).
Camak, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
Cama Lagoon, Fr.Cong. : see

Nkonii Lagoon.
Camaldoli, mt., It. 15-4 (B6) ;

15-5c; 5-79d.
CAMALDULIANS 5-79d.
Camaleon, mt., New Mex. 19-

520 (E3).
Camalodunum, anc.Brit. : see

Camulodunum.
Camana, Peru 21-264 (C5).
— , riv., Peru : see Majes.
Camauachd : see Shinty.
Camanche, la. 14-732 (G3).
Camanes : see Cambay.
Camano, isl.. Wash. 28-354

(Cl).
Camaquara, riv., Braz. 4-440

(B7); 23-358a.
Camara, Joao de 22-162d.
Camaracum : see Cambrai, Fr.
Camara de Lobos, Mad.Is. 17-

281 (map) ; 17-281d ; popu-
lation 17-283b.
Camarae 4-97c.
Camarasa, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Camarat, cape, Fr. 27-904d.
Camares, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Camaret, Fr. 25-963d.
CAMARGO, MARIE ANNE

de Cupis de 5-80a.
Camargo, Bol. 4-167 (B4) ; 6-

324d; 26-Sc.
— , 111. £4-304 (D4).
— , Mex. 18-318 (F2) ; 26-

387c.

— , Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
CAMARGUE (Insula Cam-
aria), delta and (list., Fr. 5-

80b; 10-778 (G6).
Camarillo, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
CAMARINA, Sic. 5-SOb ; 15-

26 (E6) ; coins 19-879d.
Camarinal, cape, Sp. 25-530

(B-C4).
Camarines, prov., P.Is. 21-392

(D3-4).

Camaroes, bay, W.Af. 5-110c.
Camarones, Arg. 2-462 (C5).
— , bay, Arg. 2-462 (C5).
— , riv., Chil. 2-462 (E5) ; 6-

144a.

Camars, It. : see Clusium.
Camarsac, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
— , chateau de, Fr. (Dordogne)

17-5980.

Camarsia esculenta 13-769a.
Camas, Ida. 14-276 (C3-4).
— , Wash. 28-354 (C4).
— .prairie, Ida. 14-276c.

— Creek, riv., Ida. (Fremont
Co.) 14-276 (C-D3) ;14-276b.

— Creek, riv., Ida. (trib. of
Malade) 14-276 (B4).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(F-G2).

Camassia 5-147d.

Camas Valley, Oreg. 20-242

(B4).

Camata, riv., Bol. 4-167 (A2).
C'amatares, Johannes 12-523a.
Ca Mau, Ft.I.C. 14-498 (D7).

— Mau (Cambodia), cape, Fr.
I.C. 14-498 (D7).

— Mau, penin., Fr.I.C. 6-620b.
Camauro 22-81d.
Camaxtli, Feast of 18-334a.
Cambaceres, Bathilde Aloyse

Leonie, countess of 4-196b.

CAMBACERES, JEAN JAC-
ques Regis de, duke of Par-
ma 5-80c.

Cambadene, Media 21-215d.

Cambala 18-472b.

Cambalache, P.R. 22-124 (Al).

Cambalidae 18-472b.

Cambalidus, nit-., Elam 9-
140d.

CAMBALUC, China 5-81b : see
also Peking.

Cambarao, Pers. : see Bander
Abbasi.

Cambaroides 20-585(1.

Cambarus 7-388a (fig.): 7-

17-

387d (fig.) ; 20-585d.
— pellucidus 28-861c ;

5330.

CAMBAY, India 5-Sld ; 14

376 (E8).
CAMBAY, GULF OF, India 5

82a ; 14-382 (F.9).
— , state. India 5-Sld.
Cambe(Caccabe).N.Af.5-428a.
Cambebas : see Omaguas.
Cam Beck, riv., Cumb. 9-412

(I. C2).
Cambellanus : see Cambor-

lanus.
CAMBER 5-82a; bridge 4-

557b.

Camber, castle, Sus. 23-949d.
Camberlanus (Cubicularius)

23-664a ; 5-819c.
Camherley, Sur. 16-942 (B3) ;

Staff College 20-21b.
CAMBERT, ROBERT 5-82a.
CAMBERWELL, Lond. 5-S2b ;

16-938 (C4-3).
Caraberwell. Melbourne 18-

90d.

Cambessedes, J. 24-9c.
Camfci, Jacobus 9-312d.
CAMBIASI, LUCA 5-82c.
Cambio, Arnolfo di : see Ar

nolfo dl Cambio.
Cambists Kind of Percia 8-

519b.

Cambium 21-7 1 1 .1.
Camblaya, riv., Bol. 4-167

(B4); 4-169b.
Cambletes 17-157d.
Cambo, riv., Ang. 6-923 (B5).
CAMBODIA (Sroc Khmer,

Cambodge or Kambuja) 5-

82d; 14-498 (E5); 14-490b;

language 2-754b ; Siamese

wars 25- 7 a.
Cambodia, cape, Fr.I.C. : see

Ca Mau.

— , riv., Fr.I.C. : see Mekong.
Cambodunum, site, Yorks. 4'

584 (B4) ; 28-934b.
— , Ger. : see Kempten.
Cambojan (lung.) : see under

Cambodia.

Cambo-les-Bains, Fr. 3-493b.
Cambon, Jules Martin 5-85b ;

10-897d.

— , PIERRE JOSEPH 5-84o.
— , PIERRE PAUL 5-85b.
Cambon, Fla. 10-540 (El).
Camboon, Queens. 2-960 (14).
Camboritum, Brit. 4-584 (D5) ;

5-9 la.
CAMBORNE (Cambron, Cam-

ron), Corn. 5-85c: 0-430

(VI. B3) ; geology 7-180b.
Cambra, Pa. 21-106 (K3).
Cambrai, Fouquart do : see

Fouquart de Cambrai.
— , Guy of : see Guy of Cam-
brai.
CAMBRAI, FT. 5-85d ; 10-778

(Fl) ; bishopric 19- 1 1 :;.!.

19-417b; chronicle 3-242d ;

commune 6-790d ; Franks

6-163a, 6-557a, ll-36a ;

league (1508) 15-40d, 27-

1007c, 9-793b ; restored to

Spain (1668) l-450a ; treaty

(1529) 15-41 b.

Cambray, N.Mex. 19-520 (C5).
Cambray - Digny, Luigi Gu-

gliehno, count 15-62c.
Cambray Homily 5-623o.
Cambre, Sp. 25-530 (Al).
— , Bois de la, forest, Belg. 25-

345d.

Cambremer, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Cambrensis, Giraldus : see

Giraldus Cambronsis.
Cambresis, dist., Fr. 5-86b.
Cambria, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D4).
— , Va. 28-118 (B3).
— . Wis. 28-740 (D-E5).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (H2).
CAMBRIA, country 5-86b :

see also Wales.

Cambria Co., Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Cambrian mts., Wales 9-408

(D5).

Cambrian railway 9-423b.
CAMBRIAN SYSTEM (geol.) 5-

86b ; ll-670d ; Europe 9-

91 Ib; petroleum localities
21-318C.

CAMBRIC 5-89b.
CAMBRIDGE, EARLS AND

dukes of 5-89b.

— , Adolphus Frederick, duke
of5-89d; Hanover 12-925b ;

tomb 15-766d.

— , George William Frederick
Charles, duke of 5-89d ;

honours 15-864b, 18-13b ;

snuff-boxes, collection 4-

350a ; statue 16-943a.
— , Richard, earl of : see

Richard, earl of Cambridge.
— , RICHARD OWEN 5-90c.
Cambridge, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
CAMBRIDGE, Cambs. 5-90d ;

9-424 (IV. C2) ; 4-584 (D5) ;

Danish occupation 7-803c,

S-98d ; geology S-98a ; gild

ordinances 12-14c ; obser-

vatories 19-955b, 26-571a ;
Wren's buildings 28-843d.

Cambridge : Unii-ersi/u 5-90d ;
27-755c; 27-770c; 27>
771d; athletic sports 2
847o; boat -racing 23
784a, 23-786b; censor
5-662a ; chess 6-106a ;
Chinese professorship 28
228a ; compulsory Greek 6>
456d ; drama (16th cent.)
8-518c ; dramatic perfor-
mances 8-525b ; examina-
tions 5-95c, 10-42b ; forestry
instruction 10-650c ; homage
4-2c ; hoods, academic 27-
779a; Hulsean foundations
13-8710 ; James II. 19-588b ;
law-study 9-607b ; library
16-554a, 5-94c, 7-119(1 ;
mineralogy professorship 6-
444b ; nucleus at Dunwich
(7th cent.) 8-685c; preachers
22-'2(i"M ; Heformation 9-
529c ; Slade professorship 2-
704c ; subscription contro-
versy 20-028d ; technical
education 26-493a ; terms
26-642b ; tutors 27-488d ;
university court 27-780b ;
university press syndicate
26-293d. See also the separ-
ate colleges.

— , Cape Col. (East London)
5-232c.

— , la. 14-732 (D3).

— , Ida. 14-27G (A3).

— , 111. 14-304 (B2).

— , Kan. 15-654 (F3).

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. S-96b ;
17-852 (B4) ; 28-411b ; 28-
29 7 d ; university : see Har-
vard University.

CAMBRIDGE, Md. 5-96a; 17-
828 (G3).

— , Me. 17-434 (C3).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— , Neb. 19-324 (D4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 <G2).

— , N.Z. 19-624 (E2).

CAMBRIDGE, O. 5-97a ; 20
26 (G4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (H7).

— , Vt, 19-490 (B2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (D6).

— , bay, Arct. 21-938 (B2).

— , gulf, Austr. 2-960 (D2) ; 2-
942a.

— , isl., Chile 2-462 (A7) ; 6-
143c.

— , reservoir, Mass. 17-852
(A4).

Cambridgea 25-666a.

Cambridge Agreement (1629)
28-736a.

Cambridge City, Ind. 14-422
(05).

Cambridge Clergy Training
School 28-538a.

— Greensand (geol.) 5-806b ;
7-4 16a ; phosphates 21-
476d.

Cambridge Junction, Vt. 19-
490 (B2).

Cambridge Local Examination.
10-44a.

Cambridge Modern History 13-
532d ; l-160c.

Cambridge Philosophical So-
ciety : see Philosophical
Society of Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE PLATONISTS
5-97b ; 9-828b ; 7-621b ;
8-89d.

Carabridgeport, Mass. 5-96b.

Cambridge roller 23-467c.

Cambridge Seven, The 18-
588a.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE, CO., Eng.
5-97c; 9-424 (IV. C2) ;
fruit farming 11-261C, 11-
264b.

Cambridgeshire Handicap 13-
729c: 13-730a.

Cambridge Springs, Pa. 21-106
(B-C2).

Cambridge Tables for renewing
of Leases and purchasing
Liens 14-665a.

Cambridge Town, Berks. 24-
139d.

Cambrils, Sp. 25-530 (F2).

Cambriol, Nfd. 27-956C.

Cambronne, Pierre Jacques
Etienne, comte 12-844d ;
5-945C.

Gambol : see Bajra.

Cambunii, mts., Gr. 12-440
(A4) ; 12-426b ; 17-217a.

Cambus, Soot. 24-418 (D2) ;
distillery 7-41 7d.

Cambuscan, 6-15d.

Cambuskenneth, Scot. : parlia-
ment 24-436d.

— , abbey, Scot. 25-926d.

CAMBUSLANG, Scot. 5-99c ;
24-418 (C3).

Cambusnethan, Scot. 28-753d.

Cambus Stone 25-963b.

Camby, Ind. 14-422 (E5).

CAMBYSES 5-99c; 3-106d ;

3-870b ; 21-211a ; Ahasu-

erus l-429d ; de»thplace 8-

846c ; Egyptian policy 9-

87d ; Palestine 15-385c ;

Smerdis 25-253a.
Cam Chreag, mt., Scot. 24-418

(Cl).
Camcor, riv.. Ire. 14 - 744

(D3).
Camddwr, riv., Wales 9-428

(V. D3).
CAMDEN, CHARLES PRATT,

1st earl 5-100b ; 7-782d ;

27-674C ; 9-548b.
— , JOHN JEFFREYS PRATT,

2nd earl and 1st marquess

5-100d.
— , WILLIAM 5-101a ; 9-

628a ; Casaubon 5-443c ;

history of Elizabeth 7-256b ;

Jonson 15-502b.
Camden, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C4).
— , Del. 17-828 (112).
— , 111. 14-304 (B3),,
— , Ind. 14-422 (E3).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F8).
— , Miss. 18-600 (C3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).
— , N.C. 19-772 (Fl).
CAMDEN, X.J. 5-101d; 19-

502 (B4) ; battle (1780) 1-

844c.

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (G5).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E2).
— , 0. 20-26 (A5)L
— , Pa. 21-106 (E7).
CAMDEN, S.C.5-102a; 25-500

(D2) ; battle (1780) 5-102b,

25-;,04c.

— , Tenn. 26-620 (Cl).
— , Tex. 26-090 (N5).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
— , bay, Alsk. 21-938 (Al).
— , fort, Ire. 7-159 (map). ; 22-

741a.
— , haven, N.S.W. 19-538 (G2).

— and Amboy Railway 19-
513b.

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (E5).

— Co., Mo. 18-008 (D3).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (Fl).

— Co., N.J. 19-502 (B-C4).

— on Gauley, W.Va. 28-560
(C3).

— Place, Kent (Chislehurst)
6-247c.

— Point, Mo. 18-608 (B2).
Camden School for Girls 4-

875a.

— Society 5-101d ; 7-482a ;
19-320C ; amalgamation 9-
587a ; publications 9-585d.

Camdentown, Hants. 22-132
(map).

Camden Town, Lond. 16-938
(B2) ; 24-34c.

Camedo, pass, Alps 26-212
(G4).

Camel, Thomas 6-348d.

Camel, mt., N.Z. 19-624 (Dl).

— , mt., W.I. 24-12a.

— , riv. Corn. 9-430 (VI. C2) ;
7-180a.

CAMEL 5-102c ; 27-496C ;
Africa l-331d ; Arab gam-
bling with 17-409b ; Arabian
2-261a, 2-286d ; Egypt 9-
45d, 9-42b; Fezzan 10-308a;
fossil species 27-496d; Khor-
asan species 21-19ld ; lon-
gevity 16-976a; milk 7-738a;
mule camels 2-759a; natur-
alization l-119b ; needle
proverb, origin 4-920d ;
rumen l-667d : skeleton 2-
697b (fig.).

Camelaucum (papal crown)
26-9 12a.

Camel, Battle of the (656) 1-
659a ; 5-25d ; 2-286d.

CAMELFORD, THOMAS PITT,
1st baron 5-103C ; 7-76d.

— , Thomas Pitt, 2nd baron 5-
103c.

Camelford, Corn. 9-430 (VI.
C2) ; battle (823) 8-133d ;
church 7-183b ; disfran-
chised 7-1 82c.

Camel-hair pencil 20-458d.

Camel Hump, mt., Vt. 2-207d.

Camelidae 27-496c.

Cameline oil 20-46a.

CAMELLIA 5-103c ; aestiva-
tion 10-562c.

Camellittceae 20-551d.

Camellia Sasanqua ; see Sas-
ankwa.

— Thea : see Tea-plant.
Camellus, George Joseph 5-

103c.

Camelomeryx 27-497c.
Camelon, Scot. 24-418 (D3-2) ;

4-584 (Bl) ; Roman station

25-928C ; Roman fort 4-

987a; 4-584a.
Camelopard : see Giraffe.
Camelopardalis 18-565d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

142

,.,,..:,......,

l'iimn. mt.. Vt. 19-4»0(ll3) ;
-IOUo,

um* Butt*. mU. N.Dak.
T»0(At.S).

i, Knaram t aw

tiian .

— tlvaleiwi* I7-4D7a.

— tnoouul t7-407a.
Qunembert ehsin 7-750a.
Cameoae (Oasrosnae) (myth.)

9-l.M: it-BOa.

Ouneniata. Johannes 11-51 la.
. . ..... 6-:.-.- . -

L

find« 11-5640 ;
toman SS-4844 : shell- 11-
>69«; Tiberius' portrait 13-

— , the" Great: te» Grand
camee de Francs.

— emboaSwr t-SO*d.

— glass ll-foo : 11-99C.
CAMERA (Ian) S-lOla; 27-

iCfbj in,-!

14-353d.

• t»l u , luvwi. \»»^» AV-OUOU.

— (photographic apparatus)
M-502b; eetesttia photo-
irr iph] 21- -•;!•.

— LUCIbA S-104b.
Oameran Creek, riv, Minn. 18-

540 (C3).

CAMERA OBSCURA 5-104d.
Oameraria latllolla : tee Maboa.
Ounerarios. Ellas 17-64Aa.

— , JOACHIM(iehoUr)S-l07d:
Athananlan creed 7-397 b ;

.. .

—.JOACHIM (Ix.tanlst and

..

— . RUDOLF JAKOB 5-108a ;
4-301b.

< '.i- • til i- ;:..i|..il ..r'i. ; il) : v
Apostolic chamberlain.

— (state official) 5-819d.
Camera, tombo a 8-571b.
Camerera Mayor 27-s02d.
Ounerlnese, Maroa, dist., It.

17-.;:-.!.

CAMERINO It. 5-10Sa: 15-4
(D3): S8-805d; 4-248d ;
anc, Camerinum 15-26 (D3);
French annexation 15-47b ;
university 15-17a, 27-762b.

— and Trela, archbishopric, It,
15-180.

Camerlata, It. 28-342 (OS).
Camerlenghl Palace, Venice 2-

412a.
Camerlengo, Castel, fort, Aus.

27-21. '•!..
Cameron (clan) 14-721o ; 24-

.

— . Sir Alan 5-109d.
—.Archibald 15-119d; 12-

.

— , Sir Charles (statesman) 24-

-

— , Sir Charles (physician) 17-
504b ; 18-452k.

— , Charlex Duncan l-92a.
—.Donald (of Lochlel) 5-109c ;

— , D. Y.'(palnter) 9-806b ; 4-

2 : '.:l.

— . SIR EWEN (of Lochlel) 5-
109c; 28-772d.

— , Geonre Frederick 5-166b.

— , G. K. : solubility of gypsum
12-768d.

— , James Donald 5-109a.

— .John (bp. of Glasgow) 12-

— , JOHN (theologian) 5-108b.

— , John (trader) 19-7 83b.

— , John Alexander (war corre-
spondent) 19-560b.

— , Julia Margaret 21-521C.
—.RICHARD 5-10Sc; 24-

452o : 26-SSOd.
—.SIMON 5-108d.

— , Sir Trevor 19-629C.

— . VERNEY LOVETT 5-109b ;
28- 17 7 d.

Cameron. Ga. 11-752 (E3).

— . 111. 14-304 (B3).

— . La. 17-54 (A4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (US).

— , N.P. 19-772 (C2).

— , Neb. 19-324 (E4).

— . X.Y. 19-596 (C3t

— , X.Z. 19-624 (KSf

— . O. 2O-26 (15).

— , Okla. 20-58 (O2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F3).

— , S.C. 15-500 (D3).

— , Tex. 18-690 (LSV.

— . W.Va. 28-560 (CS).

— , WIs. 28-740 (B3).

— . cape, Hond. 5-678 (DJ).

— Bay. C.Af. 28-397C.

— Bridie. Scot. 10-330C,

OaOMronltM 5- lotto; 18-293I>.
Cameron-Swan. Donald 22-

Hi

CAMXROON(Kamerun).U . \f.

5-ll»«: 5-llit <iti.tp) ; 1-

174a; cocoa 8-«30aj ethno-

logy 8-lllc. 11.2lill>, 3-

H.I-.H.-: hiMorv 5-

I- -I. (..II.. 12-2 r.'a;

iv..ry 15-U2d. 15-«:tc; Ian-

gtuurw S-349t>. ll-291d. 13-

09d ; rainfall 1- f.'ld.

— . l>ar. W.Af. 5-1 tU.

— , lilt., W.Af. 5-1 HP (A.'l) I 5-

I l.'.l ; l-i21l. ; n*i-nti 5-
lt:m. 15-474a; geolom' 5-
1111'.

— . riv.. W.Af. 5-110 (A4) ; 5-

II la.

Oamerota, It. 15-4 (E5-4).
Caniprx : frr (luarlno.
Qunerton.Hi, in. 9-l:io (VI. 111).
Cameta. Brai. 4-440 (F2).
Camexa, China : tee Kanclion-.
Cam Fell, ridge. Yorlu. 9-412

(I. Dl).

Caml. cape. China 8- 168 (!(.'.).
Camlcus, Sic. : tee Kamlkos.
Ounlgln. M.. P.N. 21-:i'J2 (1!2).
CamUruIn, isl., IMs. U-392

— do Babuyanes, int., P.Is.

21- .-.-.i.,i.

Camilla, trllw 16-27 la.
CAMILING, P.lH. 5-113b; 21-

Al).

— , riv., P.Is. 5-1 13b.
Camilla (of Tuscany) 18-37d.
Camilla. Ga. 11-752 (1)4).
Camilla (diet.) 6-1 13c.
Camillo Itcnato 2S-K20C,
Camlllus (mytli.) 4-'J16d.
CAMILLUS, MARCUS FURIUS

5-113b; army reforms 23-

471d, 2-594d; Gallic war

23-(i23b. 4-498a.
Camillus, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
CAMILLUS (antiq.) S-lisc;

23-5 7 Sb.

Camin, Maud 13-870d.
Camlnacum, Arab. : see Kam-

na.

Camlnago, bay. La. 17-54 (08).
Caminha, Purt. 25-530 (A2).
Camino, Cat. 5-8 (C2).
Camlno de Santiago, El 24-

I'.i.'.i.
CamUTis, Rhodes 23-25Sd ; 23-

259c; art treasures 12-47 7a,

ll-565a, 21-792C ; coins 19-

888d : Ionian \vare 12-476c.
Oamlsade (diet.) 5-li:)c.
CAMISARDS5-li:ic ; 13-S67b.
— , White : see Florentines.
Camlsla : arc Alb.
Camlin. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D3) ;

16-980d.

Caiiiinack. Ind. 14-422 (F4).
Cammal, Pa. 21-106 (113).
Cammarch, riv^ \Valcs 16-

83 Ib.
Cammaacircs (kings of Ely-

mals)21-216c.
Cammelli, Antonio 14-907b.
Cammell, Laird & Co. 2-579b ;

2-582a.
Cammidge, P. (physician) 27-

80 Ib.

Cammlngha (family) ll-233c.
Camocim, port, Braz. 4-440

(12) ; 5-592a.
— , riv., Braz. 5-592b.
Camocio, J. F. (geographer)

17-6458.
CAMOENS. LUIS VAZ DE 5-

ll.V; 22-157(1: dramatic

writlnirs 8-5lOa ; Joiio de

Dens 8-1 17 i.

— , Vasco Pires dc 5-1 15c.
Camoge, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Camotrhe, mt., Alps 26-212

(G4); 1-7410.
Camolln. Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Camomile : nee Chamomllc.
Camonlca. Val, It. 15-4 (C2) ;

15-2c; l-741c : Iron and

silk works 17-72a.
Camoowcal, Queens. 2-9RO

(F4).
Camopl, riv., Fr.GuL 12-67. r>

<1«V

CAMORRA 5-120a.
Camorta, isl., Kur. 4-840 (B8) ;

19-COOd.
Camosun, Braz. : tee Camo-

elm.

Camote. Isl.. P.T». 21-392 (E5).
Camondie (snake) 12-67 8a.

.
Cam

.
panarla,

•,:.

Isl., Peru 21-

Campanario. Sp. 25-530 (C3) :

population 3-1 M.I.
-. mt.. S.Am. 2-462 (C4) ; 1-

902d.
Campanas, Cerro de las, mt.,

Mex. 22-7 I -M.
Campana, Via, It. 5-123& ; 16-

'-'7 la.
CAMPANELI.A, TOMMASO 5-

121o ; 10-250 ; Galileo 11-

UM.
Campanella, cape. It. 15-4

(C7) ; 5-123d.
Campanella (bell) 3-687C,
— (zool.) 14-561C.
Campanero, canyon, N.Mex.

Campanero : tee Bell-bird.

Campanha, Braz. 4-440 (H7).

Campanl, U. (instrument
maker) 2-81 4a.

Canipaui. tribe 24-21 I'M.

CAMPANIA, dept., It. 5-123o ;
15-4 (K4) ; cotton manu-
facture 7-299a ; emigration
15-Hb ; land tenure 15-llb ;

— , ancient dlv.. It. 5-1 22b ;
15-26 (E4) ; 17-298b ; dia-
lect 23-965d ; gladiatorial
shows l-891c; Roman settle-
ment 23-62 Ic ; vase-paint-
ing 5-72 In.

— , Isl., Can. 4-600 (C2).

— .plain. It. : tee Lavoro,

" (ship) 25-841b ;

24-885C (PL IV.) ; 24-9T8b.
Campanl- A llmnnln, Giuseppe

5-l24b.
CAMPANI-ALIMENIS, MAT-

teo 5-r.Mli.
Campanlan group (geol.) 7-

4 lea.
Campanlch, cape, Sp 25-5:10

(F-G3).
Campaniform parabola 20-

74Sd.
CAMPANILE 5-124C ; 2-396a ;

Roman 23-iilob ; Venetian

27-1000b.

Campano. Arco, Capua 5-29.">a.
Campanology : are Bell.
Cunpanozzl, Dr (Ital. strike-

leader) 15-82a.
CAMPANULA 5-127a ; 13-

769a: alpine l-754a : dis-

persal of seeds ll-256c ;

flon-er lO-.'.B.'-b. 10-:<66h, 10-

STlc j fruit ll-257d ; Inflor-

e«Tii,..- 10-'. •,-,,!.

— exclsa U-780b.

— Loreyi 13-766b.

— macrostyla 13-768b.

— medium : tee Canterbury
bell.

To make full use of thin Index It It essential to read the
Instruction* given on I'age I.

Oiiin»rli« (sleo-mln*) 10-
CMMWSO. rtv.. Irs. 14-744
Cwnoir*. Margaret d«! brass

— V. Hcurr 3-22 la.
Camp, CaiulUe van 80-S07O,
Camp, Ark. 1-442 (111).

— .Okla. 10-5B( 114).

— . bar, (>H>. ll-iMh (map).

CAMP 5- Hoc; H.m,«u4-Jfob;

14-1740.

Cainpa. tribe I tee AnU.
i-nmjiHMCiia. II. 8-403d.
CAMPAGNA Dl ROMA, plain.

II. 5-12la; 15-4 (D4); 5-

122d I geology iO-269a ;

government 18-2721., 25-

804d; malaria 18-273a, 13-

0141).

Campagne. Fr. U-688b.
- deCaen. dirt., Fr. 5-690 ; 4-

— les-Hesdln. FT. 10-778 (El).
Cumpagnola, Domenloo 12-

CAMPAIGN (diet.) 5-121a.
Campaign Creek, riv., O. 20-

38 (FT).
Campaign of the banquets 10-

Campainero, mt,, Colom. 1-

CampsJdiuo.lt.: battle (1389)

lO-53-.'b. 7-H12a.
CAMPAN, JEANNE LOUISE

H»nrielte 5-1211).
Campan. Fr. 10-778 (E6) :

1-2 lie; 13-75a; marble

quarries 10-7S4d, 13-75b.
Campana, Giovanni Petrl (mar-
quis de Cavelli Campana)

19-63b.

— , Pedro 18-3 15a.
Campana, Ant. 2-462 (K.I) ; 2-

4620 ; population 4-7 52c.
— . isl., Chile 2-462 (A6) ; 8-

143c.

Campana (bell) 3-687c,
Campana, Grotta (tomb) 27-

Campanula™** 10-47lb.
Cain pan uUrla 14- 143d.

— voluhlli. 14-111.1.
Uampanularldae 14-143d.
(.aiiii«iiu« ("f Nuvara) l-18tc.
C'uiiiiauiu ager l-a»4b ; «*•

CaninMne, riv, Viet. 18-38
:2rf-38d.

<-»lll|MWlM' «INll.) 11-4210.

Campbell (nunUr) : tet Argyll,
earu and duke* of ; Bread-
albanr, rarl» anil marqiuaM*
of ; Cawdor, earl* of : Lou-
doun, oarln of ; Uarcbmont,
earU of.

— (of Utonorcny) 18-70«d ; 4-
474a.

— .Alexander: In Darien 7-

t)32c.
— , ALEXANDER (divine) 5-

127 b.

— , Archibald (divine) 17-580».
—.Sir Archibald (d. 1781) 1-

-II ., ; 2-'.i '.(.I.

— , Sir Archibald (d. 1843) 4-
-|... .

— , Dr. A. 7-834b.

— , A. \V. (pliy»lolnglst)4-410c.

— , BEATRICE STELLA <Mr»
Patrick Cttiiipln-11) 5-127C.

— , Sirs Cameron 3-742a.

— , Capt. : Euplirate* expedi-
tion >-898b.

— , Sir Colin, baron Clyde : tee
Clyde, Colin Campbell,
baron.

— , Colin (architect) 2-420c.

— , Sir CoUn (of Loch Awe) 8-

— , CoUn (of Lochow) 14-7 18b.
— , Sir Duncan (of Loch Awe)

MM.

— . .Sir F. J. 4-67d.

— . GEORGE (theologian) 5-
127c; 23-236d.

— . Sir George 10-107d.

— , George w. (Amer. poli-
tician) 7-768c.

—.Sir James (of Inverneil) 14-
729b.

— , James (of Kintyre) 2-
152a.

— , Sir James (of Lanes) 10-

— , James (statesman) 21-590c.
— , John (journalist) 19-506d
— , John (soldier) 17-569a.
— , JOHN (Scot, author) 6-

128a ; 27-67 2d.
— , Rev. John (traveller) 3-

606a ; 12-607a : 2O-148b.
— , John A. (Amer. judge) 6-

89>b.
—.JOHN CAMPBELL, baron

5-12.M) ; 12-945b.
— , JOHN FRANCIS (Gaelic

scholar) 5-130a : 26-l06b.
— , JOHN McLEOD (divine) 5-

130b: 2-876a; 2«-7!<2d.
— , J. B.I cheese -making 7-

7461).

— , LEWIS 5-130o : 21-Mla.
— , Sir Matthew 19-526a.
— , Lord Neill 19-513C.
— , Sir Nial 24-4:i5d.
— , O. S. (lawn-tennis player)

16-303d.
— .Mrs Patrick: tee Campbell,

Beatrice Stella.

— , REGINALD JOHN 5-130d.
— , THOMAS (poet) 5-130d ;

9-638a ; 12-83b.
— , Sir T. C. 28-543b.
— . Ulrieh 26-263d.
— , William 1-844C ; 15-819d.
— , W. J. (of Belfast) 3-664b.
—.William Wallace 17-762a;

Saturn 24-232d. 8-890c.
— , William Wilfrid 5-166b.
Campbell, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— . Ark. 2-552 (C2).

— ,aa.»-8(B3).

— , Cape CoL 25-486 (F7) ; 12-
8084,

— , Fla. 10-540 (F.3).

— , Minn. 18-550 (A4).

— . Mo. 18-608 (AS).

— . Neb. 19-324 (F4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (F2).

— , Tex. 18-690 (D7).

— . cape. y.Z. 19-B24 (E4).

— , Id., Can. 4-600 (C2).

— . isl.. Pac.O. 20-436 (G10) ;

2O-437b.

— . lake. Can. 5-160 (H3).
— , lake, Mioh. 18-372 (D6).
— . mt., Nfd. 19-I79(B2).
— , mts., Austr. 2-960 (D4).
— . riv.. Can. 19-4B5 (HI).
CAMPBELL • BANNERMAN.

Sir Henry 5-131C ; 9-582d ;

14-7 88c.

CALV-CAMP

f Tampbell. fastis, Sent. (

•

>• .
, Kail. r.
II- -• HI*),

.-
r . IsVT 40 <Mi

— , .bak. 15- K* (K-m

— Co.. femi. •••«•..• ••• 111*.

.». 28-1 I •
• a*-M«

IIL 14-304 (<•«).
liar. 4-MO i At); l-

— . Ky. 18-7 40 (Cl).

< ainpVu-port. Wbk M-740

.
I'ftmpholl-Stokrs

< ..r.l.-r 26-106*.
Campl.ell.vlUe. Ky. 15-740

«-3>.

< uiiipbell-Hwlnton 8-889c.
Campbelltoii. (an. 19-465

(HI); 19-4650.

— . Oa. 11-742 (lit).
Carnpbeiltown. N.-.W. 19-538

(OS).

i -. : «•<• Fayettevllle.

— (Ulnff). N.Z. 19-624 (B7);
14-71*0.

— . r.i. zi-i'"] a:.).

—.Scot. M-412 (Et); 19-
ST»b.

—. Tan. 28-438 (Bl).

CAMPBELTOWN. Scot. 5-
133c ; 24-412 <C4) ; geology
2-4H7a ; whisky 28-5»lc.

— Loch, bay. Boot. S-133d.
Camp Brook, riv., Vt. It- 4 90

(114).

Camp Caribou. Me. 17-434
<U3>.

— Centre, fort. Kan. : set
Itiley. fort.

— Chase. O. 90-28 (L2).

— Co., Tex. 28-6SU (M-N2).

— Crawford, fort, Tex. : let
Mclntoxh, fort.

— Creek, riv.. III. (trlb. Car-
roll Cr.) 14-304 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., III. (trlb. Ed-
wards riv.) 14-304 (B2).

— Creek, riv., Ill.XMcDonoagh)
14-304 (B3).

— Creek, riv., Ind. ( Jennings)
14-42'.' (F7).

— Creek, riv., Ind. (White rtr.)
14-422 (E8).

— Creek, riv., O. ZO-28 (D7).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. (Baker)
20-242 (O3).

— Creek, riv.. Ore*. (Crook)
20-24'.' (E4-3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg.-(Hanjey)
20-242 <G4).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-»74
(K3).

— Dennison, O. 20-26 (M6).

— des Remains, fort, Kr. 18-

.

— Douglas, Wls. 28-740 (C5).
Camp Douglas Conspiracy 14-

CAMPE. JOACHIM HEINRICH

5-134a.

Campeador, El : tee Cld, The.
Campeche, Jos* 24-1 Sib.
CAMPECHE, Mcx. 5- 1 3 4 b ; 18-

318 <H4).
CAMPECHE, state. Mex. 5-

i:>4a: 18-318 (H4).

— , Gnlf of, Mex. 18-318 (G3).
Campeggio,AIIe88andro5-i:i4c.

— , Gianbaptista 5-134C.

— , LORENZO 5-134C.
Camiiegiu* (Ft. doctor) : tee

Champier, Symnhorien.
Campello, Count Enrico dl 10-

69a.
—.Marie Derireo Eugenie J.

O., countess of 4-196b.
Camnephagidae : arc Cater-

piflar-eaterB.
CAMPER, PETER 5-134d ;

anatomy l-935c ; cranio-

metry 7-372b : " facial

angle " measurements 2-

1 13a ; palaeontology 18-

Ulb.
Camperdown. N.S.W. (Syd-

nev) 28-279d :28-278 (B3).

— , Viet. 18-38 (B3).

— , roast, Holl. : tee Kamper-
duln.

Camperdown, battle (1797) 8-
67 Ib.

— , earldom of : tee Duncan
A. Duncan, viscount.

— , house, Forfars. 8-676C,

" Camperdown " (warship) 14-

8Mb.
Camperio, M. 7-705a-

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143

CAMP-CANO

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

Campernelle jonquil 19-239a.
Campero, Narciso 4-176d.
Campgrovc, 111. 14-304 (C2).
Camp Ground, Pa. 21-106

(K7).

Camphane 26-651d.
CAMPHAUSEN, OTTO VON

S-13Sa.

— , WILHELM 5-135b.
Camphenc 26-G jOa ; 20-521).
Camp Hill, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Camphill, Birmingham 3-987d.

— Reservoir, Scot. 24-418
(B3).

Camphire 13-271d.

Camphol : see Borneol.

Campholactone 22-31a.

Carnpholic acid 22-:ilu.

Camphononic acid 22-31a.

Camphor S-135b ; 26-650d ;
oil of 21- Hid ; and surface
tension 5-266d ; synthesis
20-52d ; use as incense 14-
349b : see also Camphor,
common, and Borneol.

— , artificial : see Pinene hy-
drochloride.

— , common S-135d; 14-34'Jb.

— of cubebs 7-607a.
Camphora 18-565d.
Camphoric acid 26-651b.
Camphoronic acid 26-651b.
Camphor jade 15-123c.

— laurel 5-135d.
Camphorphorone 22-31&.
Camphorosma 25-8 IGc.
Camphoroxiine 26-65 Ib.
CAMPHORS 5-135b : see also

Camphor.
CAMPHUYSEN, DIRK RAF-

elsz 5-136a.

Campi, Antonio 5-1 36b.
— , Bernardino 5-136b.
— , GIULIO 5-136a.
Campi Arusini, It. 8- I'Jd.
Campidanese dialect 14-ssn :i.
Campidano, dist., Sard. 15-4

(B5).
Campiglia Marittima. It. 5-

461b.
Campi Labor! ni, It. : seeLabo-

riiii. Campi.

Campil beds 4-802b ; 27-260b.
CAMPILLO, JOSE DEL5-136b.
Campillo, Sp. 28-1 I -r.
Canipillos. Sp. 25-530 (C4).
Campina. Rum. 23-826 (B2).

— Grande, Braz. 20-759c.
CAMPINAS, Braz. 5-136c ; 4-

440 (G7).
Campine, dist., Belg. 3-66S

(El); 16-692b ; geology21-

848.

Campine (fowl) 22-214c.
CAMPING OUT 5-136d.
Campinola, It. 15-4 (C6).
Campio homagii 5-829c.
CAMPION, EDMUND S-136d ;

17-896a : 19-3d.
— , THOMAS 5-137b ; 9-620d.
Campion (bot.) 5-440a ; calyx

10-563b (flg.); seed-vessel

ll-255a (flg.).

Campione, Matteo da 18-801 c.
Campione, It. 26-242 (F5) ; 26-

140s.
— , mt., Switz. 7-680b ; 25-

815d.
CAMPISTRON, JEAN GAL-

bert de 5-138a.
Camp Keithley, P.Is. 21-392

(E6-7).

CampU, It. 12-700a.
Camp Long, La. 17-54 (Al).
Camp-meetings 22-338b.
Camp Nelson, Ky. 15-740 (D3).
Campo, Antonio de 7-942b.
— , Matthias Gallas, count of :

see Gallas, Matthias, count

of Campo, duke of Lucera.
— , Sancho del 2-468c.
Campo, Cal. 5-8 (E5).
— , Gamer. 5-110 (A4) ;5-llld.
— , Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
— , Switz. (Val Blenio) 26-242

(F3).
— , Switz. (Val di Campo) 26-

242 (E4).
— , riv., Gamer. 5-110 (A4); 5-

HOb.
— , Corno di, mt., Switz. 26-

242 (14).
— , Passo di, pass, It. : see For

cellina, Passo della.
— , Val di, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
CAMPOAMOR Y CAMPO-

osorio, Ramon de 5-138b ;

25-5 86c.
CAMPOBASSO.lt. 5-138d; 15-

4 (E4) ; 15-7a.

CampobeUo, Braz. 4-440 (F6).
— , S.C. 25-500 (Bl).
— , isl.. Can. 18-465 (B2) ; 19-

465b.
Campo Blanco, mt.. It. : gee

Pelato, Monte.
Campocologno, Switz. 26-242

(»>.

CAMPODEA 5-139a ; 2-233b ;
13-i22d.

Campo de Beja, Port, : see
Beja, plain, Port.

— do Cartagena, El, plain, Sp.
19-32d.

Campodeidae 2-233c.

Campo dei Fiori, mt., Alps 26-
242 (F5).

Campodolcino, It. 26-242 (G4).

Campo Formio (treaty) 19-
194c ; 10-859C ; 5-538d ;
French acquisitions 7-146a,
17-444d ; statue commemor-
ating 27-556b.

Campofragoso, Ottaviano da
11-597C.

Campo Fregoso, Tomraasino
da 8-201 d.

Campofrio, Sp. 25-530 (B4).

Campo Largo, Braz. 4-440
(G3) ; 20-766b.

— Ligure, It. 15-4 (B2).
Campolongo, Switz, 27-104b ;

27-244d.
Campolunge, pass, Alps 26-242

(F4).
Campo Maior, Braz. 4-440

(H3) ; 21-575b.

— Maior, Port. 25-530 (B3) ;
3-771b.

CAMPOMANES, PEDRO RO-

driguez, Conde de 5-139a.
Camponotus 2-86a.

— fulvopilosus 18-499b.
Campori, Cesare, marques 16-

573c.

— , Ferdtaando Maria 5-735b.
Cam port, bay.Iro. 14-744 (A3).
CAMPOS, ARSENIO MAR-

tinez de 5-139b.
—.Julio 2-47 Id.
— , Pedro Barba de 5-174c.
CAMPOS, Braz. 5-139o ; 4-440

(17).

— , Sp. 25-530 (03).
Camposampicro (family) 20-

445c.

Camposano, It. 15-4 (C6).
Campo Santo, cemetery, It.

(Pisa) 6-554d ; 5-660b.
Santo, N.It., battle (1743)

3-41d.
Campos Novos, Braz. 4-440

(F7).
Campos Salles, Manoel Ferraz

de 4-462c.
Campo Tencia, mt., Alps 26-

242 (F4) ; l-744c.
Campo Tourinho, Pedro de:

see Tourinho, Pedro de Cam-
po.
Camp Overton, P.Is. 21-392

(E6).

— Point, 111. 14-304 (A3).
Cam press 12-725d.
Campristron, J. G. do 5-343d.
Camprod6n, Sp. 25-530 (Gl).
Camps, The, quarry, Edin-
burgh 8-945d.

Campsay, China : see Hang-

Chow-fu.

Camp's Bay, Cape Col. 5-252d.
Campsie, Scot. 25-928b.

— Fells, dist., Scot. 24-418
(C2) ; geology 25-928a ; 24-
415a; 24-41 7c.

— Linn, waterfall, Scot. 24-
412 (E3).

Campsores 3-335a.

Campspring, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

Camp Springs, Md. 17-828
(D4).

Camp-stool 25-967C.

Camp Stotsenburg, P. Is. 21-
392 (DI).

Campti, La. 17-54 (A2).

Campton, Ga. 11-752 (C2).

— , Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— , N.H. 19-490 (D4).

Camptonectes 16-122C.

Camptonema 13-233d.

Camptonite 16-136a.

Camptonyx ll-526a.

Camptopteris 20-544b.

Camptopyle 10-629b.

Camptothrix l-586a.

Camptown, N.J. : see Irving-
ton.

— , Pa. 21-106 (K2).

CAMPULUNG, Rum. 5-139d ;
23-826 (B2).

Campulus (Roman official) 16-
432d ; 23-665b.

Campur, Gnat. 12-662a.

Campus, 111. 14-304 (D2).

Campus Maii 21-636b ; 8-211d.

— Martins (Champ de Mars)
21-636b.

— Martins, square, Rome
23-586 (Bl) : 23-590c ; 23-
479b ; 18-258b.

— Salinarum Romanarum,
marshes. It. 16-27 la.

— Sceleratus, Rome 27-1055b.

— Stellatinus, plain, It. : see
Stellatinns, Campus.

— Tromentus, plain, It. : see
Tromentus, Campus.

Camp Verde, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
Campvere, port, Holl. l-52a.
Campville, Conn. 6-952 (C3).

Campylaspidae 17-458d.
Campyltte 18-495b.
Campylopterus 13-887b.
Campylotropous ovule 10-

572d.
Campylus, riv., Gr. 12-440

(Cl).
Cam-Ranh, bay, Annam 14-

498 (F6).

Camregan 16-829C.
Camsay, China : see Hang-

Chow-fu.

Camsell, lake, Can. 5-160 (G3).
CAMUCCINI, V1NCENZO 5-

139d.

Camul, Turkest, : see Hami.
CAMULODUNUM,Ess.5-140a;

23-648 (Cl) : see also Col-
chester.
Camunda, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(LI).
CAMUS, ARMAND GASTON

5-140a.
— , CHARLES ETIENNE

Louis 5-140b; ll-628c ; 8-

802c.
—.FRANCOIS JOSEPH DES

5-140b.
— , Jean Pierre ll-130c ; 13-

385a.

— DE MEZIERES, NICOLAS
Le5-140b.

Camus stone 25-963b.

Camus Uige, bay, Scot. 24-412

(Al).

Camuy. P.R. 22-124 (Al).
Camvilie, Gerard de 16-7 lie.
Camwood 24-137a ; l-323b ;

dye from 8-749b ; 19-636b ;
Cana, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— (OF GALILEE), Pal. 5-
140b.

— , Va. 28-118 (B4).

Cana (spirit) 26-507b.

Canaan, Can. 19-465 (Cl).

— , Conn. 6-952 (Bl).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G7).

— , Me. 17-434 <C4) ; 25-194C.

— , Mo. 18-608 (E^).

— , N.H. 19-490 (C-D4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (Cl).

— , Vt. 19-490 (D2).

CANAAN, country 5-140c : see

also Palestine.
— , mt., Conn. 6-952 (B2) ; 6-

951d.

— , riv.. Can. 19-465 (Cl).
— , East, Conn. 6-952 (Bl).
— , South, Conn. 6-952 (B2).
Canaan group (geol.) 27-630c.
Canaanite language 20-606d ;

21-450b.

CANAANITES (people)5-140c.
Canaan Pond, lake, Me. 17-

434 (C4).

— Valley, Conn. 6-952 (Cl).
Canabus, Nicholas 7-802b.
Canace (ornithol.) 12-6 i8a.
Canace (tragedy) 14-907a.
Canace canadensis : see Spruce-
partridge.

CANACHUS5-142b; 8-207d.

Canacona, India 14-382 (E12).

CANADA 5-142b; 5-160
(map); army 2-616d foil., 17-
792a, 27-587a; Church 6-
149a, 2-19d, 18-589c ; cli-
mate 5-146c; coinage 18-
707a, 19-909o ; company
law 6-802c ; copyright laws
7-1 2 ill ; fauna and flora 5-
147d ; libraries 16-561d ;
life-boat service 16-608b ;
liquor consumption 26-581 ;
liquor laws 16-770b, 26-
590d ; literature 5-165d ;
maps 17-652d ; newspapers
and periodicals 19-565d, 21
155b ; observatory 19-960a ,
patent law 20-906b ; postal
convention with United
States 22-196a ; post office
statistics 22-192d; public
holidays 13-584a ; railways
6-lSOc, 5-159d, 5-161c, 18-
790c : see also under names
of railways ; religion : see
Church, above ; savings banks
24-246b ; skating 25-167b;
societies, learned 25-310c ;
Sunday observance 26-98b ;
veterinary schools 28-5b ;
waterways 5-150c.

— : Commerce and Industries 5-
150a ; agriculture 5-152c ;
apple exportll-262d ; butter
export 7-758c ; cheese 7-
759a ; cotton 7-278d, 7-
296d ; fisheries 5-151c, 5-
164a, 10-429b ; forests 5-
151b, 10-648b ; German
trade statistics ll-814a
gold 12-194b, 28-945a ; im
perialtariffs4-613b,10-327c
lead 16-315c: lumbering
gee Forests, above ; mining
(generally) 5-151b : oysters
20-425d ; petroleum 21-
320b ; poultry farming 22-
220c; shipping 24-87 7c

silver 25-113b; spirit 25-
696a ; United Kingdom
trade statistics 27-602a ;
United States 27-645a.

Canada: Education 5-151c ; 5-
164d; college fraternities
ll-40a; Strachan's work
25 - 975b ; universities 27-
775c.

— : Geology 5-142d ; Archean
2-361C ; Devonian 8-126d,
8-127b ; mineral springs 18-
522c ; Ordoviciau 20-237b ;
Pre-Cambrian 22-267a ; Si-
lurian 25-lllc.

— : Government and Administra-
tion: appeal courts 2-216a;
capital punishment 5-280c ;
constitution5-165a ; finance
5-149c,19-269a ; governors-
general 5-1 (i.'ib ; Sir J. Mac-
donald 17-2 lie ; police 5-
152b ; socialism 25-307a ;
speaker 25-615d.

— : History 5-156e ; Alaska
boundary 1-47 7c ; British
acquisition 9-546d,27-672c ;
Canadian works on 5-166a ;
Fenians 10-255b, 9-573d ;
Jews 15-409C ; Labrador
boundary 17-29d ; Quebec
Act (1774) 22-729b ; re-
bellion (1837) 17-211a, 20-
739a, 28-461d ; Ursulines
and French settlement 27-
670d: Wolseloy 28-778b :
see also American War of
1812.

— : Population 5-148c ; 11-
636d ; census methods 5-
664c ; Chinese 5-149b, 6-
172b ; immigration 5-U8d,
18-429a ; Indians 5-1 I'.Mi.
5-165a, 14-454a ; Japanese
5-149b, 15-1950.

Canada, bay, Nfd. 19-479
(B-C1).

— , lakes, N.Y. 19-596 (F2).

— , Lower, prov., Can. : see
Quebec, prov., Can.

— , Upper, prov., Can. : gee
Ontario, prov., Can.

Canada balsam 3-286a ; 10-
397a.

— Company 20-1 17 a.

— dock, Liverpool 8-364a.

" Canada First " party 8-

22c.
Canada noose 12-242d.

— Harbour, Nfd. 19-479 (Bl).

— hemp 13-263c.

— jayl5-297c; 27-633d.

— Land Company : see Canada
Company.

Canadarago, lake, N.Y. 19-596

(E3).
Canada Temperance Act : gee

Scott Act (1875).

— turpentine : gee Canada
balsam.

Canadaway, vill., N.Y. : gee

Fredonla, N.Y.
Canadensis, Pa. 21-106 (M3).
Canadian, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (D2).
— , riv., Okla. 20-58 (F2) ; 26-

690 (B2): 20-58a; in New

Mexico 19-521a.
Canadian Amateur Athletic

Association 2-847d.

— Amateur Skating Associa
tion 25-167a.

— canoe 5-1 89d.

— cattle 5-541b.
Canadian Co., Okla. 20-58

(C-D2).
inadian gro1
236d; 27-625d.

— Institute, Can. (Toronto) 1-
817d.

— jay : see Canada jay.

— Iynx5-147d.

— Methodist Church 18-294a.

— Militia Act 4-614c.

— Northern railway l-501c ;
5-163c ; 17-5850 ; 24-226c.

— Pacific railway l-501c ; 4-
600b ; 20-369a ; construe
tion 5-1 60d, 5-162b, 17-585c;
steamship lines 25-852b, 4
600b, 25-859b, 24-886d.

— pine : see Red pine.

— porcupine 22-101d.

— Railway Labour Disputes
Act2-335d.

— Seed Growers' Association
5-156c.

— Shield (geol.) 5-142d.

— ship canal, N.Am. 12-399d.

— snake-root : see under
Snake-root.

Canadians, The (race horses

13-735b.
Canadian Westinghouse Com

pany 12-89 Id.
Canadice, lake, N.Y. 19-596

<C3).

Canadine 3-764e.
Canagua, Peru 21-264 (D4).
Canague : see Kanaka.

Canaigre 18-322a ; 2-546d ;

tanning 16-333a, 16-332d.
Canaioharie, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
Canal, Leonardo 6-711a.
CANAL 5-168b ; LTigation 14-

841d.
— , alimentary, anal, &c. : see

Alimentary, AnaL &c.

— Boats Bill 25-261a.
CANAL DOVER, O. 5-171d ;

20-26 (G3).

CANALE, or CANALETTO,
Antonio 5- 17 id.

Canale, Martino da 14-900c.

Canale Bianco, N.It. : see
Bianco, canal.

Canalejas, Josi 25-567b ; 25-
568c.

— , Juan Garcia 8-547c.

Canaletto, Bernardo : see Bel-
lotto.

Canal Fulton, O. 20-26 (G-H3).

Canali, Cima di, mt., Alps 1*
747b.

— , Passo di, pass, Alps l-747c.

Canaliculi 6-960d.

CANALIS S-172a.

Canal of cervix uteri 23-132C.

— of Huguier8-792b.

— of Petit 10-93a.

— of Schlemm 10-91d.

— of Staling 10-93a.

— of the sun god 3-100d.
Canal ring (in New York) 26-

97 la.

Canals, Antoni 25-590a.
Caual-strahlen : see Positive

rays.
Canal Winchester, O. 20-26

(E5).
CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. 5-172a;

19-596 (Co).

, lake, N.Y. 19-596 (C3) ; 5-

172a; 19-596a.
Cananea, Mex. 18-318 (Cl).
Canani, G. B. (physiol.) l-930c.
Canape (torture) 27-7 7d.
Canaples (family) : see under

Crequy and Lesdiguieres.
Canaque : see Kanaka.
Caflar, Ee. 8-911 (BU).
— , prov., EC. 8-911 (B3) ; 8-

917a.
Canara, North, India : see

Kanara, North.

— South, India : see Kanara,
South.

Canard, Nicholas Frangois 7-

32 la.

CANARD (diet.) 5-172b.
Canards (cagots) 4-947b.
Canarese language : see Kan-

arese.
Canarias, Barra de, sandbank,

Braz. 4-440 (12).
Janaries current 2-857b.
Canarium commune 19-920b ;

9-259b.
Canarreos, archip., Cu. 7-595

(Bl).
Canarsie, N.Y. 19-596 (13).

— Beach Park, N.Y. 4-647d.

— Landing, N.Y. 19-596 (13).
CANARY 5-172b ; 10-353a ;

duration of life 16-975c.

— creeper 19-252a ; 13-767b.

— grass 12-376a.
CANARY IS., archip., Atl.O.

5-172d; 5-172 (map); 12-
347b ; 25-531d ; Guanches
12-650b.
Canaseraga, N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(C3).

Canastota, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
Canastra, mt«., Braz. 4-440

(G7) ; 4-440b.
Canastraeum, prom., Gr. 12-

440 (C5).

Canaveral, Fla. 10-540 (F3).
— , cape, Fla. 10-540 (F3).
Canaveras, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Canaza, Pan. 5-678 (B7).
— , riv., Pan. 5-678 (C6).
Canbelego, N.S.W.19-538 (D2).
Canberra, N.S.W. 19-540b ;

19-540b.

Can buoys 4-807b.
Canby, Edward R. S. l-516d ;

25-505C ; 18-636d.
Canby, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A6).
CANCALE, port, Fr. 5-174d ;

10-778 (D3).
— , Rochers de, rocks, Fr. 5-

174d.

Cance, riv., Fr. 2-75a.
Canceau, strait, Can. : see

Canso.
CANCEL (diet.) 5-174d ; 3-

908d.

Cancellaria ll-517a.
Cancellariidae ll-517a.
Cancellarius : see Chancellor.
Cancellated bone : see Cancel-

lous bone.

— tissue : see under Tissue.
Cancelleria, palace, Rome 23-

612 (B2) ; 2-412b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

144

To make full ute of thin Index It I* essential to remd the
instruction* given on Page I.

CAMP-CANO

(an-hll.) 6-l75a;

il-i. IV.. ngs.
rtg. 49); all-
r eanal 8-toAc ; atro-
7-4 )Oa: I...I.I.I.T I-

b-ZtSdT t

."Jteitt1;

; kidney 15-

tate-tlnal 1- 14a
7S6a; panwIUc theory 17-
373b ; prostate glan.i :
stomach M-954.1. 7-4101.;
tomru*27-<il : treat mentM-

•T9b. i«-s«id. as-»sa<i ;

uterus IB-TMc. 17-481.1.
Set alto Malignant tumour,
*^fftomat fto*

— (Osrcinoma) 17-37 lo; 17-
375d: 17-

CANCER (>tani) 5-175a: 7-12
(maps).

— (sxxUao) «-17Sa; l-798b ;
28-..'.. .1,

— i 'unarm. International : tee
International Cancer Con-

Lend. 15-94SU.
Oancerilla tubulate 9-*5»d.
Cancer pairunu : ire Edible
smb.

— Research Fund: tee Imperial
Cancer Research Fund.

— . Society for InTesUgaUng
the nature of 5-l76a.

riv.. FT. 19-778 (El) ;

Canclanl. F. Paolo 4-505c.
Canciano. mt.. Alp* 18-242

illn.

Cancionero 28-58 !«.
Caneiooeiro da Ajvda H-156c.
Cancon, Fr. 18-778 (E5).
Cancri : (star) 5-175a.
CANCR1N. FRANZ LUDWIG

von 5-177c.

— . Oeorg von. Count 5-1770.
Cancrinite 19-383c.

— syenite 19-384b.
Cancrisans (music) 7-43O.
Cancroma : see Boat-bill.
Cancrum oris 8-267b.
Cancuen, riv., Guat. 5-678

.H.'..
Cancum. Isl.. Mex. 18-318 (13) ;

Candac (chieftain) 15-510c.
Candaoe (Ethiopian queen) 1-

440d ; 5-778,1 ; 9-846C,
CandacUdae 9-659b.
Candale. Henri de la Valette.

duke of 9-669d.
Candamo, Manuel 21-27 Ra,
Candarave. mt., Peru 18-81 3d.
Candasnoa. Sp. 15-530 (F2).
Candaules (of Lydia) : see

Sadyattes.

— ( l.ydlan Hermes) : see
Hermes.

Cande. FT. 18-778 (D4).
Candelabra spurge 19-253d ;

CANDELABRUM 5-1770,

Candelftria, P.Is. 21-392 (B3).

— . Tex. 18-690 <C5).

— , mine. Mex. 8-694b.

Candeleda. Sp. 25-530 (Cl).

Candclo, N.S.W. 19-538 <E5).

Oandelor, fortress. Alia M. : see
Kandelor.

CANDIA (Heraklelon), Crete
5-177d; 7-418 (Cl):7-419d;
asstre court 7-420d ; siege
19- 17. 1 : sJaH (i. ;.;:.)
7-427b, 3-5860 ; taken by
Venice 15-34C,

— , N.H. 19-490 (E5).

— .bay, Crete 7-418 (Cl); 7-
418d.

— , Isl. : tee Crate.

Candiani (family) 17-1004S,

Candida Casa, Soot : see Whit-
horn.

Candi Das (poet) 3-735a,

CANDIDATE (diet.) 5-178a.

Candidate. The (Gray) i
747s,

Oandldiati (Roman commis-
sioner) 19-410C,

Candldo Lnslteno : see Frelre,
Francisco Jose.

Candlrn M-794d.

Candlsn, Thomas : see Caven-
dish. Thomas,

Candle, lake. Can. 14-225 (Bl)

CANDLE 6-178b; 18-653d ;
blessing of 5-179c. 18-676c,
18-877b; funeral rites 11-
S31c; symbolism 18-67 60 ;
tax 9-4634.

— berry : see Wax-tree,

Candlemas. Ul.. I>ae.O. W-4M
CANDLEMAS (rrl.) 5-l7»b ;

Candlenut oil 10-I(U.

i >-H4d.

Candle IM. 4-

— power 5.|7»b;9-19Sc; eJeo-
trio arc ia-.m..» ; .tandard
defined tl-i J«b.

CANDLESTICK 5-179c : 15.
B77I.: .1, -m-.il U.il.lrii M-
SI3C.2J- 1. <,,!•!. lll.0g.lt).

CANDL1SH. HUBERT SMITH
s-isoa.

Cando. N.link. 19-780 (Kl).

— , catarwt. K>: 8-912d.
Candollc. A I.. IM'.de5-181a:

bean 1-4720 : cabbage 4-
9I4d: cress 7-41 id: gram
ll-324d ; heredity 13-34Jd ;
natiiralliation of plants 1-
114b ; planl-coiKVpUon 18-
..... I

— . AUOUSTIN PYRAME DE
5-1 too; classincation of
planu l-13c; distribution
of plantsll-7 7 8b; herbarium
ll-333d : plant morphology
U-864a, 18-8640 ; publloa-
tlons 4-JOOc.

CANDON. IMs. 5-181a; 21-

392 (Cl).

Candona Candida 15-89a.
Candor. N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
Candra Jha : tee Chandra

.1!,,.

Candy, Or. : ire Kandy.

. 1..I. 11-7 ..' H .'I.

Candy (weight) 28-491b.
Candy ba, Asia M. 17-142a.
CANDYTUFT 5-181a: 13-770C.
Cane, BUwbeth Bridget: tee

AnnUtead. ElUabeth Brid-

get.

— , Faclno : tee Faclno Cane.

— . John (sailor) 19-248a.

— , John Vincent (Franciscan)
20- :

.

Cane, Isl.. Ark. 2-452 (E2).
CANE 5-1 sib ; U.S. 27-ii:1. Ic.
Cane, Grotto del, cave, It, 5-

474a ; l-.!77d.
CANEA (Khania). Crate 5-

181c; 7-418 (Ul); 7-4l9d :

'aw -courts 7-420d ; siege

(1645)7-427b.

— , bay, Crete 7-418 (Al) ; 7-
418d.

Caneadea, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
Canebrake, W.Va. 28-560(84).
Canecreek. Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , Mo. 18-608 (F4).

Cane Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-160
,i-Ji.

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-608 (F5).

— Creek, riv., N.C. 19-772
(Ol).

— Creek, riv.. N. and S.C. 25-
500 (D2).

— Creek, riv., Tenn. 18-680
(B-C1).

CANE-FENCING 5-181d ; 25-

14 9a.
Canejoe. lake, P.R. 22-124

(Bl).
Canella alba : tee Cinnamon

of West Indies.
Cancllo, U. A. 14-S97b.
Canelones, Urug. 2-462 (E3).

— . dept.. Urug. 2-462 (A7 and
E3) ; 27-806c.

Caneloa, EC. 8-911 (C2).
Caneloe, tribe : tee Qnljos.
Cane palm : fee Itatten Palm.
CANEPHORAE (diet.) 5-182a.
Cane-rat 28-1009a ; 5-111. :

23-l45a.

CaneHiver.N.C. 19-772 (B-C4).
Cane-rush 4-305C.
Canestrlnl. G. 24-747o.
Cane-sugar : ire Sugar : cane-

CANEsVENATICI (astron.) 5-

182a; 7-12 (map); nebula in

19-332 (Plate).
Cafiete, A. H. de M., marquis

of 21-275b.
Caflete. Chil. 2-462 (B4) ; 8-

148c.

— , Peru 21-264 (B4) ; 16-
6891) : 21-272,1.

— , Sp. 25-530 (E2).

— . riv., Peru 21-264 (B4) ; 21-
•*6a.

Cane trash (diet.) ll-274d.
Caneva, General 9-129a.
Cane Vallcv. Ky. 15-7 10 (C3).
Canevarl, Denu-trio 4-2 17c.
Canevaro, Admiral 15-sOa.
Caney, Ark. 2-541 (B4).

— (El), Cu. 24-193n.

— , Kan. 15-654 (G3).

— , Okla. W-58 (F.3).

— , riv., Okla. 2O-.1S (El).

— Creek, riv.. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— Creek, riv, Okla. 20-S8
(c ;•_•>.

— Fork. rlT., Tenn. 28-620
(F2).

Cane* shale (geol. ) 17-«3 1 b.
TiBeYKV. 18-7 40 «ft

•

. _. _*-16 (11) ; 18-94 Ib.
-. Great. KM. 9-424 (IV. C3).

.'

.
Cantrano. Up.

oi b.
»a-430

(El) ; 13-

.

Kr. 10-77MD6).
. 18-430 (El).
M-88Sb

Cang : are Caugue.
CANOA-AROUkLLE8,

8-l82b.
Cangalma. riv.. EC. 8-9 1 3b.
Cangas, 8p. (Ovledo) : seeCan-

gas de Onu.
— . Spain (Pontevedra) 16-530

(Al).
CANGAS DE ONIS (Cangas).

Si>. 5-1 82h ; 25-630 '

— DE TINEO. Sp. S-l >.',- ; 25-
530(1)1).

Cangisgo, Luca : see Cam-

bsML i.. i. ..

Cango, Pang. 1-461 (El).
— Ts.Af. 18-422b.
— , oaves. Cape Col. 5-228c.
' ngo group (geol.) 5-229O ;

B-267b.
Cangumbe, Belg.Cong. 8-923

. r. ...
Cangrande. Delia Soala : see

I..-IU -...!.
C'anirrejal, mt.. Hond. 5-678

CANG UE 5- 1810.

Canhemba. S.Af. 26-4fitt
Clj,

Canlcal, Madeira 17-281 (map).

Canicattl. Sic. 16-4 (D-E6) ; 25-
23a : 25-22a.

Canlchanan (family) 1-811.1.

Canlcosa, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Canlcnl. Switz. 26-242 (G3).

Canlcula : ire Sirius.

Canldae 5-370o; 17-527c ;
fossil ancestry 5-376b ; geo-
logical age 9-664a; tall
gland 17-5220.

Canldia 11-5 17a.

Canldoto, Isl., A us. 3-4 (D4).

Canlgou, mt., Fr. 22-088d ; 22-
S88b.

Canlles, Sp. 25-530 (D4).

Canlm, lake, Can. 4-600 (E3).

Canlinar, riv., Cu. 7-596b.

Canin, mt., Alps l-747d.

CANINA,LUIGI5-!S2c.

Canlnde, riv., Braz. 4-440
(113) : 21-575a.

Canlnefates. tribe : see Can
nlnefates.

Canine piroplasmosl-s 28-13b.

— tooth 26-502h ; 17-523a.
CANINI, GIOVANNI AGNOLO

5-182d.
Canino, princes of : tee. liona

p.irl.-.
Canis 5-3710 : dentition 5-

370d, 17-523b (flg.) ; sect-

orial tooth 5-367b (flg.).

— (star) : see Sirius.

— adust us : tee Dusky jackal.

— alpinus 25-1 It..

— antarctlcus 6-37 Ic.

— anthusl5-107a.

— aureus : ire Jackal. .

— azarae : tee Zorro.

— brasiliensis 4-443c.

— cama : see Asse-fox.

— candens : see Sirius.

— cinereo-argentatus : see
Grey fox.

— oorsac 27-41 4d : 25-14c.

— curvlpalatus S-372a.

— dingo : tee Dingo.

— famellcus : see Northern
fennec.

— familiaris : see Dog.

— fnlvus : tee under Kox.

— hodopbylax : see Japanese
wolf.

— i ubat us 5-37 Ic.

— lagopus : tee Arctic fox.

— lanlgcr 28-772b.

— latrans (astron.) : see
Bootes.

— latrans : see Coyote.

— lupaster : tee Egyptian wolf.

— lupus : tee Wolf.

— lycaon 28-7721) ; 18-181D.

— magcllanicus : tee Colpeo.
CANIS MAJOR (astron.) 5-

182d: 7-13 (map).

— majoris « : see Sirius.

— mesomelas : see Black -
backed jackal.

— mexicanuH 28-772b.

— minor 5-1 82d ; 7-13 (map).

— mlnorls a : tee Procyon.

— nlger28-772l>.

— nubllus 28-772b.

— occldentells: see Timber-
wolf

— pallipes : see Indian
wolf.

c«uis pamhasHsus M-77tb.
peniMylvanleus : SM MSI ear

I!

— ruiOan* : tt.

: s«AdJag.

.

— Ihou. : tre Crab-eating fox.

— varicpatus : tte Vartagated

— vetox': sw Kit-fox.

— vetulus 4-443c.

— vulpra : tee Vox.

— Tulpm montanus. Ice. : aw
miirr Km.

— lerda : tee Keener.
Canlslus, Peter 6-506b ; 22-

Htd

Canldus College. N.Y. 4-7S4a.
CantoP, glenTSoot. M-lTOh.
— .mt.. Scot. 14-412 (HI):

18-169<-; geology 17-fl-Jh.

S-18M
Canute 7-iBTb.
OanMaer. N.J. lt-502 (D1J.
CanUteo. N.Y. t*-&M (C3) :

— , rlT., N.Y. lt-49« (C3); 13-

7...,!,.

Canister shot : arc Caaenihot.
Canlsy. Kr. 10-77X (D3).
Cnnltello (Cannitello). It. 16-

83d.
CANITZ, FRIEDRICH RU-

dolf Ludwic, Kreihcrr v. 5-

183d.

CanliM of Oadea 17-788d.
CaniveU (political party) 22-

.,, .1.
CANIZARES, JOSE DE 8-

184a.
Canlando. mt., Mex. 18-318

(Ol).
Canje Creek, riv., Brlt.Gui.12-

877c.

Canillon. N.Mex. 1»-620 (Dl).
Canker 21-75SC.
Cankerworm : tee Looper

larva.

Canlaon, mt., P.In. 21-392d.
Canmcr, Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Canmore, Malcolm : tee Mal-
colm III. of Scotland.
Cann, Abraham 28-845d.
Cann, Isl., Nfd. 18-479 (C-D2).
— , riv.. Ess. 5-24b.
Cann (inin.) : tee Fluor-spar.
Canna, Wilts. : tee Calm-.
— , isl.. Scot. 24-412 (B2) ; 25-

247a; 24-414H.
— , mttt., S.Af. 25-466 (Bl).
— , sound, Scot. 24-412 (B2).
Canna (genus of plants) 13-

774a; allied to arrowroot

plant 2-649d ; food-reserve

for embryo 2-12c- stamens

10-468a, 10-56 Ic, 10-566b ;

style petaloid 10-57 Ic.

— (measure) 17-509d.

— (weapon) : tee Tube.
Cannabin 19-239c.
Cannahinaceae 13-263c ; 27-

Mta.
Cannabincnc 19-239c ; 13-

264c.

Cannabinnl 19-239C.
Cannablnon 13-264c.
Cannabls indica 13-263c ; 19-

380b ; medicinal use 13-

264a ; in dysmenorrboea

12-76:>a, 19-8390.

— saliva : tee Hemp.
Cannacantha 22-804b.
C;iniiu<-f.-i.' 11--' •:'!..
CANNAE (Canne). It. 5-184a ;

15-4 (F4) : 15-26 (F4) ;

battle 12-92 la, 22-650d, 2-

594d.

Canna intrat (festival) 12-402c.
CANNANORE (Kananore).

India 5-184a ; 14-38'j

(F14): Portuguese 1-71 3c.

i«>4VMd.

Cannavleiras, Braz. 4-440 (15).
Canne, It. : tee Cannae.
CanneibuTR. Ind. 14-422 (D7).
Cannel City, Ky. 15-740 (E3>.
Cannel coal 6-576a ; 15-3591) :

Kentucky 15-742C ; West

Virginia 28-56nd.
Cannelton. Ind. 14-422 (D9).
— , Pa. 21-100 (A4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
Cannelvillc, O. 20-26 (F-G5).
Cannero. It. 26-2 12 (F4).
CANNES, Kr. 5-184b ; 10-778

(116).

— Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54 (B3).
Canne'to, It. (Llpari Is.) 22-

645c.

— , It. (Lombardv) 15-4 (C2).

Canney. Lcieti 27-S07d.

Cannibal, gorge. K.7. 10-7«8b.

— , plateau. Colo. 5-722 (C3).

Cannibal (dirt.) 5-330d.

CANNIBALISM 5-l-L : 11-
331d : Africa l-327a : An-
dronhagi 1-97 Sd ; Australia
2-957o ; Belgian Congo 5-

• :

34»c;
SJIa;

Cannlch. dm. Boot. M-411

•..-•

-NJTe.

. CHARUEl JOHN.

18-IHid 14-11 4.1.

abeth 18-317a.
,U>.ORGE 8- 1Mb; 9-554e:
9-447a; < Ml Irrragt. 18-
969d: corn dutle. 7-l77c;
Greek Independence 17-
447b. 17-4.'.7a : llotr Alli-
ance 9-936C ; on diplomacy
8-294d ; parllainentarr ra-
temt-«68a: Perm-4lc.

- ..-trmlf€»rd : ~- Stratford do
Itedcllffe. Istvkm

Canning. S.Dak.

— .port. 'India 14-376 (N8) ;
27- IB Id.

Canning (food) 18-eild.
Canning College. Lucknow 17-

i •..,
Cannlngton. Bom. 8-430 (VL

t 1 1.

— . dGt, Rom. 25-390b.
Canning Town, London 18-938

(K2); 18-942 <E2) ; 22-89b.
CanniHhla, lake. La. 17-54

(Al).
CANNIZZARO, STANISLAO

6-188b: l-858a ; atomic and

molecular weiglits 8-37c ;

toluene 28-1062d.
Cannlzzaro'n reaction S-757d ;

3-754c ; 20-418d.
Cannoblno, riv.. It. 28-242(F4).
Cannobio, It. 28-242 (F4).
CANNOCK, staffs. 5-188c ; t-

416(11. D4).

— Chase, common. Staffs. §-
416 (II. C4); 5-188c; geo-
lojn «•-• la. 25-: -M.

— Wood. Staffs. 25-758 (Bl).
Cannon. Anthony : see Hart.

Tony.

— .George R. 18-846b. 18-
846c.

— . W. B. 19-922c ; 19-924C.

Cannon, Conn. 8-951 (BS).

—.riv.. Minn. 18-550 (E6);
18-549b.

CANNON (firearm) 5-188d;
development 10-683d ; early
use 1-685C. 12-7 24b ; hand
cannons 2-590a; hlstory2O-
189o ; naval warfare 19-
316c ; slegecraft 19-707d.

— (billiards) 3-935c.
Cannon Ball, riv., N.Dak. 19-

780 (C3).

CANNON BALL TREE
(Courouplta guianensis) 5-

1 -'..a.

— ball tree (Lecythls ollaria) :
seeSapucala.

— ball villages (diet.) 7-«12a-
Cannonbar, X.«.W. 19-53S

(D2).
Cannon bone : artlodactyla 2-

697 b (flg.) ; birds 3-964b ;

horse 13-7 14s.

Cannon Co., Tenn. 28-620 (El).
Cannon curls (diet.) 6-1 -
Cannon Falls. Minn. 18-55*

[MX

Cannon game 3-1 93b.
Cannon royal 6-1 88d.
Cannonsbnrg, Mich. 18-371

(E6).

— , Miss. 18-600 (A4).
Cannon-spar 4-969d.
Cannon Street, Birmingham

(friendly society) ll-219d.

— Street, London 18-938 (C2).

— Street railway Station.
London 2S-867c.

Cannonvllle. Utah 27-814 (B5).
Cannopbori 12-402b.
Cannouan, isl.. W.Ind. 28-544

(E-F1).
Cannouchee, riv., Ga. 11-751

(E3).

Cann quarry, Pev. 8-I31d.
CANNSTATT(Kannftatt),Ger.

5-189a: 11-808 (B4).
Cannutius, Publlus : see Can-

ntins, Publlus.
CANO. ALONZO 5-189b ; 24-

,.
— , Juan Sebastian del ll-626a;

17-303d.
— , MELCHIOR 5-189c; 15-

:|1.i

Caflo. taL. C.R. 5-6'8 (D-K6).
— , mt.. Cape VerJs. 5-15*

(map) : S-155b.
— .riv:. Bol. 4- 167 (A3).
Caflo (diet.) l-788b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see* Page I.

CANO-CAPR

Canoas, riv.. Braz. 4-440 (B6) ;

23-358a.

Canoblas, mt., N.S.W. 19-538d.
Canobus : see Canopus.
Canoe, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
— . la. 14-732 (Fl).
— , lake, Can. 24-225 (A2).
— , riv.. Mass. 17-852 (E2).
CANOE (boat) S-189c ; 24-

861b ; Athapascans 1-81 4d ;

Eskimo 9-769d ; Fuegian

bark canoe 1-81 4d ; N.

American Indian 14-469a.

— birch : see Paper birch.
Canoe Camp.Ta. 21- 1 06 ( H-I2).
Canoe cedar 2-338d ; 10-659b.
Canoecreek, Pa. 21-106 (F5).
Canoe Creek, riv., la. 14-732

(Fl).

— Creek, riy., Pa. 21-106 (F4).

— Creek, Big. : see Big Canoe
Creek.

Canoeira : see Batalha.

Canoe Place, N.Y. 25-492c.

Can Office, reservoir, Wales 28-
406 (map).

Canole (Canolles) : see Knolles,
Sir Richard.

Canon, Hans20-512d.

— .Paul 2O-77 9a.

Canon, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

CANON (diet.) 5-190b.

Canon (geog.) : see Canyon.

Canon (music) 5-190b ; canonic
forms 7-42a ; construction
14-183c, 12-520C ; Martini's
puzzle canons 17-SOla ; Oke-
ghem's 19-76a.

— (Roman law) 23-102c; 23-
574b.

— (Scriptures) S-191c ; Apos-
tolic Canons 2-200b ; Avi-
cenna 3-63a ; Epistle of
Jeremy 1S-325C ; Epistle of
Jude 15-537d ; historical
books 3-851a ; New Testa-
ment canon 3-87 2b, 3-8 7 6a ;
Old Testament Hebrew
canon 3-849d, 13-1700.

— (title) 5-1 90c ; 6-497b ; 22-
266a; functions 7-897C, 5-
520c.

— (writing instrument) 17-
624a.

— a balles : see Mitrailleuse.
Canonbie, Scot. 24-412 (E4) :

8-663d; 15-833a.

Canonbury, London 16-9HS
(C2) ; 14-S74b.

Canonchet (Indian chief) 19-
240d.

Canones : see Canon (music).

CANONESS 5-192a ; 1-llb.

Canon Ferry (Canyon Ferry),
Mont. 13-220b.

Canougate, dist., Edinburgh
8-943d.

Canonic (philos.) 9-6S4b.

Canonical hours : see Hours,
canonical.

Canonicus (Indian chief) 19-
240d.

Canonis Descriptio (J. Napier):
see Alirifici LagarUhmomm
Canonis Descriptio.

CANONIZATION S-192a.

CANON LAW 5-193a ; 9-602c ;
Antioch synod 2-1 3 2a; Apos-
tolical Constitutions 2-199a ;
Apostolic Canons 2-201C ;
appeal 2-2 lOd ; benefices
3-725c ; betrothal 28-785b ;
bigamy 3-921b ; dispensa-
tion in, see Dispensation :
divorce 8-338a; ecclesiastical
law 8-867 b; False Decretals
7-916c ; growth 20-698b ;
heresy 13-360d, 14-588d ;
Mahommedan law 17-415b ;
marriage 17-7 54a; sacrilege
23-987C ; sanctuary 24-
129d ; Sorbonne 25-430d ;
Sunday observance 26-95b ;
women under 28-783b.

Canonmills, dist., Edinburgh
8-944a.

Canon of Ptolemy : see Pto-
lemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus).

Canousburg, Pa. 21-106 (B5) ;
28-353a.

Ca turns of Basil : see Basil ,
Canons of.

Canons of Hippoiytus : see
Hippoiytus, Canons of.

Canons of the Holy Apostles :
see Apostolic Canons.

Canons Park, park, Mdx. 16-
942 (C2).

Canons regular : see August-
inian canons.

Canon trianyulorum(E. Gunter)
16-8700.

Canopic jars 9-306a ; 9-55b ;
Etruria 23-475C, 5-722d.

Canopic Mouth, Egy. 9-22
(A-B1) ; 19-696b.

Canopus (myth.) 5-203c.

CANOPUS, Egy. 5-203C.

Canopus (star) 26-789d ; 7-13
(map).

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1.

" Canopns " (battleship) 24-
897b.

Canopus, Decree of 9-7Sa.

— , Table of (Decree of Tanis)
16-4S1C.

CANOPY 5-203d ; 12-109b :
see also Ciborium.

Canos (geog.) l-784c.

Canosa, Antonio Capcce Minu
tolo, prince of S-307d : 6-
687d.

CANOSA, It. 5-203d; 15-4
(E4) ; cathedral S-203d. See
also Canusium.

CANOSSA, castle, It. 5-204a ;
12-570C.

Canotoma, Braz. 4-440 (C3).

CANOVA, ANTONIO S-204a ;
15-143a; 24-495 (PI. II.).

Canova, S.Dak. 25-506 (114).

CANOVAS DEL CASTILLO,
Antonio 5-206b ; adminis-
trations 25-558d, 25-560b,
25-561C, 2S-563d ; h'terary
work 25-588a.

Canowindra, N.S.W. 19-538
(E3).

Cano T Masa.s, Leopoldo 25-
5S6b.

CANROBERT, FRANCOIS
Certain 5-207a ; Crimean
war 7-451d, 7-452d ; Franco-
German war 11- 7a, 18-308b ;
Italian war (1859) 14-918d.

Cansay : see Hang-chow-Fu.

Canso, Can. 19-831 (D2) ; 19-
831d.

— , cape, Can. 19-831 (D2).

— , str., Can. 19-831 (D2) ; 6-
224b.

Canso (diet.) 22-498c.

Canstadt (arch.) 2-347c.

Canstein, Karl Ilildebrand 25-
639b ; 3-906a ; Bible in-
stitute 3-906a.

CANT, ANDREW 5-207b.

CANT (diet.) 5-207c ; 25-207a.

Canta, Peru 16-689b.

Cantaber Oceanus : see Biscay,
Bay of.

CANTABRI, tribe 5-207C.

Cantabria, dist., Sp. 5-207C,

CANTABRIAN, mts., Sp. 5-
207c ; 25-530 (B-D1) ; 2-
820b.

— Sea : see Biscay, Bay of.

Cantacuzene, John, Byzantine
emperor : see John VI. or V.

— , George 5-208b ; 23-842b.

— , Sherban 23-833C ; 7-651a.

CANTACUZINO (Cantacuzen,
Cantacuzene) 5-208a ; 5-
209d.

CANTAGALLO, Braz. 5-208b.

CANTAL, dept., FT. 5-208b ;
10-778 (F5).

— , mt., FT. 10-778 (F5) ; 5-
208c.

Cantal, tuffs of (geol.) 21-847d.

Cantalapiedra, Sp. 25-530 (C2).

Cantal cheese 7-750a,

Cantaloup 18-98a.

Cantalupo, It. : see Mandela.

Cantanhede, Antonio Luiz de
Menezes, count of 22-1 4>r.

Cantanhede, Port. 25-530 (A2J.

Cantar 28-4911) ; Egypt 7-
268b ; Malta 17-509d ; Tur-
key 12-4 Hia.

Cantara, N.Mex. 19-520 (G3).

Cantara (pelota) 21-76d.

Cantara piccolo (measure) 28-
491b.

Cantar de gesta : see Chansons
de geste.

Cantari 14-905b.

CANTARINI, SIMONE 5-208d.

Cantaro : «ee Kantar.

CANTATA 5-209a ; 25-406b.

Cantavieja, Sp. 25-530 (E2) ;
25-558d.

Cante : see Cam.

Canted (diet.) 5-824b.

Canteen, lake. 111. 18-608
(H2).

CANTEEN 5-209c; 3-428a ;
French prisons 8-2 13c.

Cante-fable (diet.) 17-712d.

Cantegalli (Florentine potter)
5-759C.

Cantel (diet.) 13-320d.

Cantemir, Antioch (of Mol-
davia) 5-209c.

— , ANTIOCH (diplomatist) 5-
209d ; 23-917a.

— , CONST>\NTINE 5-209C.

— , DEMETRIUS (of Moldavia)
5-209b; 23-836a; 12-525a.

Canter (diet.) 5-211a.

Canterac, Jos£ 21-276a ; 4-
165b.

Canterana, riv.. It. 27-1016d.

CANTERBURY, CHARLES
Manners-Sutton, 1st viscount
5-209d.

— , John Henry James Man-
ners-Sutton, 3rd viscount
17-208a.

Canterbury, Can. 19-165 (B2).

— . Conn. 6-952 (G3).

CANTERBURY (Durovernum,
Cantwaraburh), Kent 5-
210a ; 9-424 (IV. E4) ; an-
cient 4-584 (D6), 9-417C ;
county borough 7-317a ;
Danish sack l-732d ; geo-
logy 15-736d ; medieval li-
braries 16-548d, 16-549C ;
peasants' revolt 9-507d, 15-
738d ; school founded 24-
361b ; treaty of (1189) 28-
665c ; treaty (1414) 13-2S5b.

— Cathedral 5-210b ; 5-521b
(plan) ; 2-401b ; 2-403a ;
ancient basilica 3-47 7a ; Bec-
ket's shrine 21-604a, 3-609d,
18-887a ; Benedictine mon-
astery l-14b ; chapter re-
founded 5-520d ; chevet 2-
399a ; cloisters 6-555a ; con-
fessio 3-4 7 3c ; consecration
(603)l-289b; crypt 7-563b;
eastern end 5-521c ; font 10-
606a; influence of Sens cathe-
dral 24-648b ; Lady chapel
16-62b ; library 16-556b ;
Mandeville relic 17-561c ;
manorial rights 18-414b ;
medallion window 12-108
(PI. I. fig. 3) ; pilgrims' signs
21 - 604a ; tiled pavement
26-974a; transepts27-172d;
vaulting 27-959d.

— . Convocation of Authorized
Version petition (1534) 3-
900b ; proctors 22-421a ; Re-
vised Version considered
(1870) 3-903b ; Short Parlia-
ment (1640) ll-296b.

— See of 9-421a; 4-207a ; 9-
443c : arehbishops 5-2 lib ;
archdeacon's privileges 2-
359c ; benefices at disposal
23-499a ; chaplains 2-35Sa ;
colonial churches 2-20d ;
commissary court 6-774d ;
dispensing powers 8-3 14c ;
Duplin connected 14-7 67c ;
jurisdiction and powers 2-
357c ; Lincoln judgment 16-
712d ; precedence of arch-
bishop 2-358b ; prerogative
court 22-281c ; See of York
26-904d ; Theodore of Tarsus
9-467b ; title " legatus na-
tus " 16-374b ; Wflliam Ru-
fus 2-81d.

— , N,H, 19-490 (D5).

— , Queens. 2-960 (G5).

— , Sydney 26-278 (A4) ; 26-

279d.
— , prov., N.Z. 19-624 (C5) ;

19-629b ; climate 19-626a ;

created province 19-628a ;

geology 12-782C ; technical

schools 19-628c.
Canterbury and Whitstable

railway 22-820d.

— bell 5-127b ; 13-767b ; 10-
564d (flg.).

Canterbury Bight, bay, N.Z.

19-624 (D6).
Canterbury College, N.Z. 27-

775c.

— College, Oxford : see Christ
Church, Oxford.

— gallop : see Canter.

— Hall, Oxford 28-866C ; 16-
174a.

— Museum, Christchurch 19-
66di 12-7 82c.

— Music Hall 19-88d.
Canterbury Pilgrims 6-274d.
Canterbury Psalter 20-57 Ic.

— Quadrangle, Oxford 20-
408b.

— tale (diet.) 5-21 la.

Canterbury Tales, The (Chau-
cer) 6-16a ; 9-611C ; pil-
grimages 21-609c ; source
11-1 14c.

Canterbury Week (cricket) 7-

444a.
Canter of Coltbrig : battle

(1745) 5-941b.
Cant frame 24-961a.
Canth, Minna 10-387a.
Cantharellus cibarius : see

Cuantarelle.
Cantharidael6-859b ; mimicry

18-499d ; parasitism 20-

795b.
CANTHARIDES 5-212c : 6-

672d ; 9-915b ; internal use

8-325C ; poisoning 21-895a.
Cantharidin 5-212d.
Cantharidoidea 6-669c.
Cantharis vesicatoria : see Can-

tharides.
Cantharus (drinking-cup) : see

Kantharos.
Cantharus, port, Gr. 21-58d ;

2-836d.

Canthocamptinae 9-659d.
Canthus, internal l-940c,
Cantica 8-495a.

— nefaria 25-402C.
CANTICLES 5-213b ; 3-854b ;

3-859a ; 3-862b.
Cantilena 11-llla ; 5-895a.

CANTILEVER (diet.) 5-217d ;

bridges 4-541a ; foundations

10-7 42c.

Cantillana, Sp. 25-530 (B-C4).
Cantillon, R. 21-548d.
Cantilupe, Joan de : see Hast-
ings, Joan, Lady.
— , THOMAS DE 5-217d ; 13-

355a.

— , WALTER DE 5-218a.
Cantilupe Society 5-218a.
Cantimir (family) : see Cante-

mir.
Cantin, cape, Mor. 18-851 (C2):

18-850d.
Canting Crew, Dictionary of the

(B.E.)25-210a.
Cantire, Mull of, Scot. : see

Kintyre, Mull of.
Cantium, dist., Brit. 4-584

(D6).

Cautle 23-988d.
Cantley, Norf. 9-424 (IV. Fl).
CANTO (diet.) 5-218b.

— carnascialesco 14-905d.

— fermo5-218c; 7-42b; coun-
terpoint 7-315b, 7-44c.

— flgurato 5-2 18c.
CANTON, JOHN 5-218c ; on

electricity 9-181c ; on mag-
netic declination 17-354a.

Canton, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).

— , Cardiff 5-3 16c.

CANTON, China 5-218c ; 6-168
(15) ; arsenal 6-185d ; col-
lege 6-211a; communica-
tions 6-180b, 6-181a ; flre
(1822) 10-402b ; industries
21-129a, 25-104b ; Manchu
capture 6-198b ; rainfall 2-
745a.

— , Conn. 6-952 (D2).

— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl) ; ll-752a.

CANTON, 111. 5-220b ; 14-304
(B3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).

— , Ky. 15-740 (B2).

— , Mass. 17-852 (E2) ; 17-
857c.

— , Md. 17-828 (B4).

— , Me. 17-434 (B4).

— , Minn. 18-550 (FT).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (El).

— , Mont. 14-276 (D2).

— , N.C. 19-772 (B4).

— , N.J. 19-502 (B5).

CANTON, N.Y. 5-220c ; 19-596
(El).

CANTON, O. 5-220d; 20-26
(H3).

Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
Pa. 21-106 (12).
S.Dak. 25-506 (14).
Tex. 26-690 (M3).
Wales 5-316C.
Wis. 28-740 (B3).
harbour, China 6-168 (15).
isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (H-I5) ;
21-458b.

CANTON (geog.) 5-221a;
France 10-920c; Switzerland
26-243C.

— (her.) 5-221a ; 13-320d.
Cantonalists 25-558c.
Cantonal Republicans 5-139b.
Canton Bend, Ala. 1-460

(B3).

— Center, Conn. 6-952 (D2).
Canton crape 7-379b.
Cantonese (dialect) 6-216d.
Cantonment, Fla. 10-540 (B6).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
CANTONMENT (mil.) 5-221a.
Canton's phosphorus 21-477a ;

4-972b.

Cantonsviile, Md. 17-830b.
Cantonville, Wis. 28-740 (E4).
Cantor, Georg 10-758b.
— , M. 17-880a.
Cantoris (arch.) 6-260d.
Cant pieces 17-871b.
Cantrall, 111. 14-304 (C4).
Cantref Coch, Cantref Gwen-

tlwg, &c. : see Coch, Gwen-

tlwg, &c.
Cantreff, reservoir, Wales 28-

407 (map).

Cantril, la. 14-732 (E4).
CANTU, CESARE 5-221D.
Cantu, It. 16-935d.
Cantumayo, Peru 21-264 (C2).
Canturinhas, pt., Az. 3-83 (3).
Cantus firm us : see Canto

fenno.

Canty, bay, Scot. 24-412 (F3).
Cantyre, dist., Scot. : see

Kintyre.

Canu (zoologist) 9-659a.
Canudos, Braz. 4-462a.
Canula (surgery) 27-116b.
Canuleia, Lex 23-537a ; 17-

754a; 23-621c.
Canuleius, Gaius23-621c.
Canuma, Braz. 4-440 (D3).
Canumbi, riv., EC. 8-9 13c.
Canun I. and II. (Syrian

months) 6-315C.
CANUSIUM, It. 5-221d ; 15-26

(F4) ; see also Canosa.

CANUTE 5-221d; 9-472b ;
13-274c ; army 2-596b ;
forest laws 19-lOOe ; schools
24-3630.

— IV. (of DenmarS) 5-933d ;
8-39c ; 9-313b.

CANUTE VI. (of Denmark) 5-
222d ; 13-294C ; ll-842c.

Canute, Okla. 20-48 (B2).

Canute Lavard (of Schleswig)
27-840C.

Canute's Gold Mine, cave,
Kent 8-19C.

— , head, Den. : see Knud-
shoved.

Cafiutillos 9-322b.

Canutius (Cannutius), Publius
26-70a.

Canuwyll y Cymry : see Welsh-
men's Candle,

CANVAS 5-223a.

— back duck 21-872b ; 4-
599a.

CANVASS (polit.) 5-223C ; 22-

341b.
Canvassing (book trade) 22-

631d.

Canvas table 20-240d.
Canvey, isl., Ess. 9-424 (IV.

D3) ; 16-942 (G2) ; 16-949d.
Canwell Hall, mansion, Staffs.

25-758 (Bl).
Canwll corph (diet.) 5-321b.

CANYNGES (Canynge), WIL-
liam 5-223c ; 9-521a.

Canyon, Tex. 26-690 (B3).

— , Wash. 28-354 (G3).

CANYON (diet.) 5-223d.

Canyon Butte, mt., Ariz. 2-544
(D2).

— City, Colo. 6-722 (E3) ; 2-
550c; 6-720d.

— City, Oreg. 20-242 (G3).

— Co., Ida. 14-276 (A4) ; 14-
277b.

— Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (C3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(03).

— Diablo, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).

— Ferry, Mont. : see Canon
Ferry.

— Spring, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
Canyon ville,, Oreg. 20-242 (B5).
Canyon wren 27-634b.
Canza, It. 15-4 (E4).

Canzo, It. 26-242 (G5).

CANZONE 5-224a ; 17-295b.

Canzoneri, Francesco 15-762d.

Cao, Diogo : see Cam, Diogo.

Caoch O'Cluaiu (poet) 5-635C.

Caorle, It. 27-1002c.

Cao-Soral, mt., Fr.I.C. 14-498
(D3).

Caouana caretta : see Logger-
head turtle.

Caoutchouc : see Rubber.

— (mineral) : see Elaterite.
Caoutchoucinc 12-744b.
Caoutchouc naphtha 19-167d.
Cap, Va. 28-118 (B4).

— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B-C7).

Cap. (abbrey.) l-30a.

— : academic 23-415b ; judicial

23-409d. Hee also Hat.
Capac, Mich. 18-372 (Gl).
Capaccio, It. 15-4 (E4).
Capacelli, Albergati 8-506a.
Capacity : electric 9-243C, 9-

182b ; thermal 13-138d.

— area (telegraphy) 26-533C.
Capac-Ureu, mt., EC. : see

Altar.
Capadare, Venez. 27-989 (Bl) ;

27-991a.

Capalti, Cardinal 27-948a.
Capana, Braz. 4-440 (C3).
Capanaparo, riv., Venez. 27-

989 (B2) ; 20-275d.
Capaneus (legend) ll-566c.
Capanna, Puccio 17-801b.
Capanne, mt., It. 15-4 (B-C3) ;

9-160d.

— dell' Osteriaccia, It. 15-4
(F2).

Capard, mts., Ire. 14-744 (D3).

Caparra, P. R. 22-125d.

Caparro, riv., Venez. 2-236d.

Capatarida,jVenez.27-989 (Al).

Capay, Cal. 5-8 (B2).

Capbreton, Fr. 10-778 (D6).

Capdoill, Pons de 22-497d.

Cape, isl., S.C. 25-500 (E3):

• — , penin.. Cape Col. 5-225C ;
climate 5-229a ; fortifica-
tions 5-236C ; industries 5-
233b.

— , prov.. Cape Col. : see Cape
Colony.

— , riv., C.Am. : see Segovia.

— , riv., Queens. 22-732b.

Cape (geog.) ll-632b.

— (navigation) 19-284d.

— adder 18-497a.

— ant-bear or eater : see under
Aard-vark.

.
Cape asbestos 2-7 I Id.

— ash2-724d.

— barn-owl 10-506c.

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Instructions given on /'age I.

CANQ-CAPR

UL. TM. M»43«

i

.... 6-
M); |«o-

< Biscay

karbevr. Nfd. !•-
>4-?A6o;M-IOOIo

• . \
. 'aoo«a: te
OMMI CharMa. Va.

— Chat, Can. M- 7.
Oapvchoatnut 19-24 Jd.

<te Prvhmte.
.1, 10-JJSc.
CAPE COAST (I'aiK. Coa«t
C'wtle), GO.CM. 5-224a : 11-
a05(D4); Iron 15-.,

— CodLbay.Ma. •
3- 1 lie.

— l'«l Canal. Maaa. 17-854a.
CAPE COLONY. S.Af. 8-22ic ;

25-i..'. I- H-. Mtrt •'..• am
5-232d. 3-UOnb ; capital
paniahmaDtI-280o; climate
5-.1-

18-7 I 7 b. 25-f,-.',..,. 18-
eommuuloaUoiu S-x34a ;
eoiwtitutli.il 6-::i4b ; educa-
ii.-n5-2:i8b; fauna S-230b ;
nnance 5-236d. 19-26-Ja. 14-
349a: flora 6-2:«kl ; gis.li<y
5-22Ub ; law and justice Y-
«34d.M-466b,6-802d: niin
ing5-233c. 8-liin,-. 1S-7991) :
ocean currents 6-224d ; pay-
ment of member* M-979b ;
: .• • - ind ;•••;• . ,' •• S-: lib,
15-627d. 13-SU5I), 4-87 la;
religion 8-236a ; stone im
plemenU l-327c.
— : HMorv>-x37b; Afrikander
Bond M-477b ; liaiutoland
relations 3-504b ; Bechuana
land relation* 3-606a ; oes
«lon to Great Britain l-333b.
25-17",! ; Duti-h Kant India
Co's rule 25-4«9b ; Federa
1 1, •!! scheme* 15-1741,. 25
474d. 17-196C, 15-479c, 25-
483a, 17-110a ; Great Trek
15-472b, 17-193b : native
treaty Mates 15-472a ;
Orange Free State relations
»-154c; S. African War
20-154c; Transvaal rela-
tions 17-204C, 1S-479C. 27-
199c; Zulu embassy 28-
1042b.

— Crosa. bay. Oer. S.W.Af. 25-
466 (A3).

— ebony : tee Sneexewood.
OapeEUxabetli. Me. 25-., !..»•.

— Fear. riv.. N.< . 19-772 (E4);
19-7 7 Ic : 10-2 19a.

CAPEFIGUE, J. B. H. R. 5-

•.'.'d.
Cape Flats, dist.. Cape Col. 5-

!31a.

— (itrardeau, Mo-. 18-608 (G4)
18--.1.V.

— Girardean Co.. Mo. 18-60S

Cape gooseberry 15-3578 ; 13-

— group : tee Cape System.
Cage HaKten, Hal. : tee Cap

Cape hare ll-949d.

— heath 13-159a.

Cape Henri, Hal. : tee Cap
11., •-..-,.

— Henry. Va., 18-118 (G4).

— Horn. Wash. 28-354 <C4).
Capo hunting dog : tee Hunt

ing dog.

— hyacinth 14-25b ; 13-770a.

— byrax 14-209a.

Cape Island. N.J. : tee Cape

May.
CAPEL, ARTHUR CAPEL

baron 5-24 8d : 12-41Hc.
— , Arthur, 1st earl of Essex

... I --. N

Capel. Sur. 9-424 (IV. B4).
— , Isl., Ire. 14-744 (1)5).
Oape lanoewood : tee Asnegal

•ood.

Capelaw, hill. Soot. 8-945a.
Capelbangor, Wales 9-428 (V

ML

Capel Colbren. Wales 4-48.V.
Capel Court, l.oml. 25-9341).
CAPEL CURIC. N.Wales 5

249a ; 9-428 (V. Dl).

— Fell, mt., soot. 24-612c.

— Gwynla, Wales 9-428 (V
D4).

Cape-lilac: tee Axedarach.
Capelln M-84a ; 14-256c.
CAPELL. EDWARD 5-249b

4-223a ; 16-.''54h.
Ca pell. Ala. 1-lfin (114).
CAPELLA.MART1ANUSMIN

neua Felix 5-ilUc ; 9-370c.

Cap
CAPGRAVE. JOHN S-J . -I ; t-

— . v-™-. 1-960(114).
' OapeUa " (law cat-) M-»t)d.
OapeUa laitn.n.) l-Vx«a ; 16-

.10.
•a|K-llaliil» (title) 5-».'.2b.

i Paulina : ter Pauline

blowing, fan l-709b.
_„* Ang. »-•..
a pellen. Theodore Frederick.

ran de 3-

•apelie-, .IIM .. Chan. Is. 5-84 Ic.
•apelli. I
ktaOanuii (legate) 11-.' >

IlIK-llo. 111..' 1

— , II. A. de Unto l-352b.
'alK-llll-. I.i. ills : *rr ( iiplM-ll.

Loul*.
Japcl «t Andrew, Suf7. 9-424

Mary, Sufi. 9-414 (IV.
ES).

Cape mantle 17-87*0.
CAPE MAY, N.J. 5-219.1 : 19-

— May Co., N.J. 19-402 (C3).

— May County House , N.J.
19-40S (C4).

— May Point, N.J. 19-502
(B-C4).

— Mount, dist., W.AM6-441d.
C'aiH- .Mounted i'ollce 5-230d ;

'aiH-n. Hernard 8-423c.
CAHENA. It. 5-2.'.Ua; 15-26
(I>3) : 10-1 I M..

in. Homo 6-294c ;
23-..MM ; 9-12d.
Cu|H-iiilii, Kmost 3-436b.
^ape of Good HOJH?, prov.,
S.Af. : tee Ca|w C'olony.

— of Good Hope Observatory:
tee under C'ape Town.

— of Good Hope University :
tee under C'ape Town.

— Paiman. riv., W. Af. 16-539c.

— Photographic Durehiiiuster
ung 21-.'.:; In ; 2-sl6b.

Cape-pigeon : tee Pintado pet-
rcl.
>pc polecat 5-373(1.

— primrose 22-:i4n,l.
CAPER. FLAVIUS 5-250b.
("iiiH-r, int.. In-. 15-757d.
CAPERCALLY 5-250b ; 3-

96Sd : 24-997a.
Cape rltle 13-335e.
CAPERN. EDWARD 5-251a.
CAPERNAUM. Pal. S-251b ;

20-(i"2 i('-l.:ii : 15-344a.
Caper plant 5-251c ; 14-210d.
Capers, William 18-296a.
Capers, isl.. s.c. 25-500 (E4).
CAPERS (dic-t.)5-2Slc-
Capertee, N.S.W. 19-538 (E3).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538d.
C'aperton. Ark. 2-552 <B2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B-C'3).
Cape rubv 22-695d : 16-196d.
Cape Sable, Fla. 10-540 (E6).

— Sable, isl.. Can. 19-831
(B3).

Cape .Sable Company 21-256d
Cape Sandy. Ind. 14-1.'
Oape sparrow 5-2.10d : 20- 1 v_'l>
Capestang, William (Guillen.)

tee Cabestalng.
Oapestang, Kr. 10-778 (F6).
Cape System 19-253a ; 5-229b
CAPET (family) 5-251C : 13-

858c: 10-M II. : 10-819c.
Cape Times S-'-'37b : 19-566a.
Oape to Cairo Railway l-S56d.
Barotseland 3-426b ; Hritisl
Central Africa 4-597 h ; John
ston's scheme 15-4 7 4b.
Cape Tormentine, Can. 19-465

CAPE 'TOWN. P.Af. 5-252b
2S-466(C-D9) : battle(1510
1-7 13d ; bishopric 5-236a
4--1 lid ; climate 5-228d. 26
S37a : observatory 19-960b
13-228a. 18-:i,--:!(l. 26-567d
public library 16-560d ; uni
yersity 5-2361), 27-771(1. 27
780a.

— Traverse. Can. 19-831 (CD
22-:i •

Cape University : tee under

Cape Town.
Cape Verde, dint.. Fr.W.Af.

642b.
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS

Atl.D. 5-253C ; 5-243 (map)

12-2290.

Capevillc. Va. 28-118 (F3).
Cape Vincent, N.Y. 19-59

(Dl).
Oape wild dog : tee: Long

eared fox of S. and E.Africa
Cape York, penin.. Queens. 1

960 (O2) ; 5-384d ; 2-961a

l-947b.
Cai»-Mone, mt., Alps 26- -'1

,K .-,...

•a» FraiK-aU. ll.l. :

•apha. Hu~.
CAP HAIT1EN 6-»46a;

tre Thvodoaia.

6-»46a; 11-
Bit < '
Oaphareua. oape, dr. 11-410

Capharsalama, Pnl. : battle

(161 B.( .) U-31)4a.
*phartoba«, P«l. : areTuffoh.
•aphar Yama. Pal. : tie Jab
neel.
ptMati'ii, Niirtliumb. 9-412

lomoc.)M-404c.
SyM.Ur. 11-440(1)3).
liiMM-849b.

in u.tli.-rnnin »-84Bd.
'apibara : tct Capybam.
•aplbarlbe. rtr., Brai. 4-442a.
,|o, cape, Con. 15-4

•apit-lia (measure) n-P.ilb.
Capldaoa 1-4844.
•aplllarity : tee Capillary ac-

tHItl.

•aplllary (mod.) 17-16I.-.

..
CAPILLARY ACTION S-246a ;

21-1-1,1 : 6-7JI, : baro-
meter 3-4 19b ; MM! 25-:i l-l,.

— bronchltla : tee llrowho
im.-unionia.

— circulation 27-928a ; 17'
4U7e.

— electrometer 27-934c.

— hydrometer : tec stukto-

— lava 18-1 83b.

— pyrites : tee Mlllerlte.

— surface 5-264d.

— system 4-77d.
Capillitium 16-585a; 19-I08a.
Caplllo, mt.. N.Mex. 19-5-.H)

(1)3).

DI

5-275c ; ll-:ia.
Capltasrium : tee Chevage.
CapltaJno, Ulysae 16-5 7. '„.
Capltalne de brOlot 10-420a.

[jniinr Fracasae. Le (Gau
ii.-r) ll-437a ; 21-5791).
'apitaine Loys : tee Labe,

Louix .

CAPITAL (arch.) 6-275d ; 4-
906 (PI. I.) : composite 6-
SP-'d, 2O-lMb ; Corinthiar
20-176C, 20-178d : cushion
7-8870 ; Doric 20-1771,. 18-
a:!-.M, ll-210c; Gothic 2-
4 ( i:tb ; Hathor- headed 2-
373d ; Indian 14-429c; Ionic
20- 17 -id, 5-276c, 8-208a
Norman 2-4 02b. See alto
under architectural styles
Roman, Persian, Mahom
medan, &c.

— (distill.) 1-540C.
CAPITAL (econ.) 5-278a ; 28

231d : Cairne«4-951c; Slarx
17-S09c : protection 22'
465a : Rodbertus Z3-437<-
tfu-t- 27-33(!c ; wages fun<
theory 28-231d.

— (fortification) 10-686C.

— account 4-227d.

Capital and Counties Bank r
Bank of England 3-349b.

Capitalia justiciarius
1-S33C.

Capitalistic monopolies : se
Trusts.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 5
179a; 12-91 7c; Babylonia
3-120a; China 6-1 84d ; Col
omhia 6-71 M: Egypt 9
461) ; France 10-925b, 3
760a; Mosaic law 20-61 2c
Foman empire 23-.", -'In. 5
S79a ; Romllly's reform-i 23
686h : for methods of exc
cuting. tee Beheading, Elec
trocutlon. Guillotine, ftc.

Capitan, N.Mex. 19-520 (E4).

— . mt»., N.Mex. 19-520 (E4).
Capltana l-195a.
Capltanata, prov., It. : te

I -,.L- .-:...

Capltanei, Alberto de 28-256d
Capitan Grande Indian Re

nerve, Cal. 5-8 (E5).
Capitanl (Italian history) •

fisa,

Capltano del popol" (Florence

history) 10-53IC ; 10-537d
Capitano glorloso : tee Spa

"tC.

Capltanul. Constantta 13-845C
Capitation tax : xrr Poll-tax.
Capltatio terrcna 23-/i22c.
Capitelliformia 5-734(1 ; 5

797a.

Capite poenas dabat 23-5Mc.
Capitha (meamire) 28-485a.
Canitinata, dist.. It. 15-3

(mapa).

'•pills amMo 6-27»a.
— ^•tfoaUo •Il9o

turn. It. If-

.

.u. It. U.2« (Eo).
(of Lycia) : tt» r

— , Atolu. l«-3b ; 16-1H7.;
11- 'I..

__JW W-K86d.
— • Ludna ftptoiii. 16-dlM.
CAPITO, WOLFGANG (Fabrt

clu») 5-»«c ; 13-t43c.
•ni.iii.l, int.. Colo. 6-722 (Cl> :

. int.. N.Mex. 19-520(1.1.
— .Itoine 4-496a; 17-loaia :

tt-ollc ; miueuni 15-526d.

2-11. -I,. tS-ailc; obsenra-

lory 19-95Hc; statue* 4-

696b. 4-lOflb.

— , Wanhlngton. VJS. M-349r.
i •olo. 6-722 (C3).

— Dome, mt., N.Mex. 19-420

Hill. Okla. 10-58 (DJ).
.p.ioliiia. Basis (Hadrian
slat in-) : inscription on 13
MM

Capltollne hill, Rome 13-61.-
->; 23-«l.'.a; 13-600O ;

li-essb.

• ( upitoline Venus " 2-168b.
Capiloluil, ludl 6-5e6a.

apito Lyclus 9-958a.
Capitonldae : tre llarbet.
C'apitoaauruM 27-259d.

— stentonenaia l-522b.

Martini papae 5-

CAPITULARY 5 - 282c ; Falae

7-MHil,.

APITULATION (diet.)8-S83c
CAPITULATIONS 5-283d

Anglo-Turkish 27-450b ,

K«>pt 9-117d ; Prussia 17-

453b.
Cai.it ulum (hot.) 10-557a ; 10-

448d ; marigold 10-544c

(tig.); morphology 18-867 b

Hcabious 10-555<T (flg.).
- (zool.) 26-936d.
(.'apitulus, Laeliua 5-67 4d.
CAPIZ, P.Is. 5-284d; 21-392

(D4).

— , prov P.Is. 11-39J (D4-5)
— , riv., P.Is. : tee Panay.
( 'apian (Caplin) : tre Capelln.
Caplestou, N.Z. 19-624 (1)5).
CAPMANY Y MONTPALAU

Antonio de 5-'-'-.',a.
C'apnion : tee lu-ucblin. J.
Capo, cape. It. 15-4 (B7).
C'ai>obianco, Vinccnzo Kederic

4-307(1.

Capo Castello. It. 9-Kila.
C'apoccio, Giovanni 23-672d.
Capocotta, It. 15-4 (E2) ; 16

-.'--„..

Capo-di-Monte. It. 5-753c.
CAPO D' ISTRIA, CIOVANN

Antonio 5-285a ; l-559a.
CAPODISTRIA, Aus. 5-286C

3-4 (C4).
Capoeira 4-444a.
Cap of maintenance 17-442d

3-980d ; peen 13-3 16d

sovereigns 7-5181..
Capolago. Switx. 26-242 (F5)

26-9l3d.
Capon Bridge, W.Va. 28-56

Caponia 2-306d.

CAPONIER 5-286d ; 10-693a

C'aponildae 2-306d.

Capon Springs, W.Va. 28-56
(E2).

Capon Tree 15-300b.

Capoocan, Cuba : srrCarlgara

Capoompeta, int., N'J<.W. 19
438 (Gl).

C'aporali. B. 2O-4SOC.

— , Cesare 5-765d.

Caporioni (Roman official) 16
34c.

Capot, riv.. W.T. 17-802 (Al).

Capot (diet.) 21-638C,

Capote, tribe 6-722c.

Capo, Torre del (lighthouse
16-627d.

Capoulii- 22-SOJc.

Cappa 7-95a : clausa 23-41 4a
clericalis 23-41 4a: magn
7-96a : manlcata 23-4 14c.

CAPPADOCIA, ili-t.. Asia X1
5-286d ; 1-760 (F.I) : 23
648 <F3) ; 13-649 (F3) ; art
21-5 lib : Assyria 16-968c
24-21 9c : coins 19-8S9d : C>a
atla ll-.194b ; Ghanmnid 2
265a ; Hellenism 13-243a
Ilittitcs 13--,:f',d. 13-538d
language 15-95flh : Mace
donla 17-225b : Mithradate*
J. 18-fi21b : Moawlya 5-27a
Nirnmcdeo II. 19-219e
Otanes U-2fl9b ; Paphla
gonla 10-7360 ; Shalman
eser II. M-798b ; Tigrane*
M-969b.

I ,,].;.,.!.. ..i:.- 26-7T'"...

. i
While. In.

«(<?).

n. 14-

744

. Va. 18-11. («{.
Uappmi 1 .

Uappartdaoeae 16-i5iw . 10-

Mle; 1-7 4V.
Capp

: 1-740..
ri. i.obili.

l.lll. 22-733C.
tee Caper ptaat.
Capped prtr
-quaru»-7l«d.
CAPPEL (family) §-*«»b.
.Jam.-. »-
.LOUIS 5-tneb; t-40te ;

del Tenro. Naples
I7VC.

apl- llmrl. Bartulommeo Al-
berto : te* Ureg-orr XVI.
'apneUer, llorttx Anton 7-

iToa.
CAPPELLO, B1ANCA 5-288c.

ap|K-lli]», {.. 13-189C.
CAFPERONNKR. CLAUDE 5-

M8*.

— , Jean 5-2H9a.
Capping : tre (oping.
C'apiHinl. AkMsandro-Oragiorlo

i6-.',7 Ic.
— . CINO 5-289a ; 15-50d ; 1«-

5 Id.

- . P1EHO 5-28»d.
— , Kaflaello : tee Paffaelino

del Garbo.
CappoqiUn. Ire. 14-744 (D4):

Capp*. Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— , Ark. 2-552 (HI).

— , Colo. 6-722 (1

Catij.urk. Scot. 4-584 (B2);

23-790d.
Capra : tee Goat.

— (aegagros) : tre Wild goat.

— (caucaiica) : tee Caucasian
ibex.

— (depresna) : arr Guinea goat.

— (falconeri) : tee Markhor.

— (blrcus) : tee Goat, domesti-
cated.

— (htrcus aegagrns, blythl or
rreticns) : trr Wild goat.

— (Ibex) : tee Ibex.

— (nubiana) : tee Nubian Ibex.

— (pallasi) : tee Bharal.

— (pyrcnaica) : tee Spanish
Ibex.

— (recnrva) : tee Guinea goat.

— (sibirica): «rr Siberian Ibex.

— (Tall) : tee .Si mien Ibex.
Capraia. It. 15-4 (B-C3).
CAPRAIA (Capraria). i-l., It.5-

290a; 15-26 (B-C'3); 15-4

I1-.-C3); 15-.'a.
Caprara, cane, It. 15-4 (A-B4).
Caprarola, It. 2-41 2c.
Capreae, M.. It. 15-26 (E4) :

tee alto Capri.
C'aprcllidae : tee Skeleton

shrimp.
Capreolus : tee Roe-buck.

— nianchuricus : tee Man-
clnirian roe-buck.

— pygargus : tee Siberian roe-
buck.

CAPRERA, isl., Sard. 5-29O* ;

15-4 (B4).
Capresso (Marpeaea), mt., Gr.

2O-,-61b.

Capri, Vlncenzo 20-51 4c.
Capri. It. 15-4 <B7) ; 5-290b.
— , cape, Ur. 12-424 (B2).
— , isl.. A us. 3-4 (D4).
CAPRI Kapreae), isl.. It. 5-

290b; 15-4 (B7).
Caprian, wit marsh, Asia M.

20-662b.

Capri blue 8-7 4 6d.
C'apric acid 20-4 la.

— aldehyde l-532b.
CAPRICC1O (Caprice) 5-29«d.
" Capriccto on the departure

of a beloved brother "(IJaeh)
22-424b.
Capricet de Marianne, Le*

i.Mi;--rt 19-"'..

Caprice wheel 19-423a.
Capricorn, isls.. Queens. 1-960

(14).
— . mt*., W.Ans. 1-960 (B4);

28-539C.

Capricorn! • 5-290d.
CAPR1CORNUS 5-290d : 28-

993b; l-798b; 7-12 (map).
Capriflcation 10-332C.
CAPRIFOL1ACEAE 5-290d.
< aprile. A us. 8-394c.
Canrimnlgi 10-326d : tee alto

Goatsucker.
Caprimnlginae 20-31 Te.
Caprimulgus (Caprimulgldae) :

tee Goatsucker.

— macrodiptera : tee Macro-
dipteryr.

— ruOcollis lt-164b.
Caprina 16-lx3d ; 7-418*
Caprlnae 4-338a-
C'aprinidao 16- 123d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

147

CAPR-CARL

Caprino, It. (Lombardy) 26-
242 (G5).

— , It. (Venetia) 15-4 (C2).

Caprinula 16-123d.

CAPRIVI DE CAPRERA DE
Monteeuccoli, G. L. von,
count S-291b ; ll-890c ;
Anti-Semites 2-137c ; Rus-
sian alliance 9-948d.

Caprivi Enclave, dist., Ger.
S.W.Af. 11-SOOc , 11-8030.

Caproic acid 20-44a.

Caproidae 26-545C.

Caprolagus hispidus : see Spiny
rabbit.

Capromyidae 17-527b ; 28-
1007a; 23-444d.

Capromys : see Hutia.

Capron, 111. 14-304 (Dl).

— . Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

— ,Va. 28-118 (E4).

CAPRONNIER, JEAN BAP-
tiste5-292a; 12-110d.

Caprotina, Juno 15-560b.

— (fossil) 7-415d ; 16-123d.

— Kalk : see Schrattenkalk.
Caprycke, Belg. 3-668 (Cl).
Caprylio acid 20 - 44a ; 15-

762c.

Caps (hist.) 26-206d.
Capsa, Af. : see Gafsa.
Capsa (vessel) 9-876b.

— (zool.) 16-1230,
Capsaicin (Capsacutln) 5-292a;

5-589b.
Cap St Ignace, Can. 22-724

Capsali, Gr. (Cythera) 7-709d.
Capsella bursa-pastoris : see

Shepherd's purse.
Capsici tructus 5-5S9b.
Capsicine 5-589b.
CAPSICUM 5-292a ; 5-589a ;

Mexico 18-321d ; ovary 25-

3S6d.

— baccatum : see Bird pepper.

— cerasiforme : see Cherry
pepper.

— frutescens: see Goat pepper
and Pod pepper.

— grpssum : see Bell pepper.

— minium : see Pod pepper.

— tetragonum : see Bonnet
pepper.

— wool : see Calorific wool.
Capsidae 13-261a.

Cap spindle 28-8 15a.
CAPSTAN 5-292b.

— lathe : see Turret lathe.
Capstick (physicist) 6-881C.
Capstock : see Capstan.
Capstone, hill, Dev. 14-299b.
Capsular arteries 2-667c.
CAPSULE (anat.) 5-293b ;

joint 15-48'ic, 15-486a, 15-
486c; kidney 27-798b.

— (bot.) 5-293b ; ll-257d ;
bryophyta 4-7 Ola, 4-705C.

— of tenon 10-93c.

Capta (.Minerva) 18-523a.

Captacula 24-299c.

CAPTAIN S-293b; 20-16d; In-
fantry 14-532b ; naval 19-
299c.

" Captain " (ship) l-196o ; 4-

820o; 24-893d.
Captain-general 5-293c.
Captain-generalship l-807a.
Captain Jack : see Kintpuash.
Captain lieutenant 16-599c.
Captain of complement 10-

(Mfe.

— of navy yard 8-365d.

— of the fleet 5-293c.

— of the fleet reserve 8-365b.

— of the people 15-36b.
Captains, The, mts., Ariz. 2-

544 (Dl).
Captain's Flat, N.S.W. 19-538

— Hilt dist.. Mass. 8-738b.
CAPTAL 5-293C.
Captieux, FT. 10-778 (D5).
Captina, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).

— Creek, riv., O. 2O-26 (15).
CAPTION 5-293d ; 2-647b ;

22-414d.

Captious (diet.) 5-293d.
Captiva, Fla. 10-540 (D5).
CAPTIVE 5-293d.
CAPTURE 5-294a ; 28-313C.
Capture of Miletus (Phryni-

chus) 21-545b ; 8-489C,
CAPUA (anc.). It. 5-294b ; 15-

26 (E4) ; 15-27a ; coins 19-

893a ; franchise 23-624c ;

Greek vases 5-711c, S-720c ;

Popilia, Via 22-88d ; Roger

of Sicily 23-453c ; Samnites

5-122b ; Saracens 17-29d ;

Second Punic war 12-921a.

See also Santa Maria di

Capua Vetere.

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

TV. 6-966C. See also Casili-

num.
CAPUCHIN MONKEY 5-295d ;

22-332a.
CAPUCHINS (Capuohines) 5-

296a; 2-832c.
Capuchins, Hill of the, Sp. : see

Montjuich.
Capucin 24-7 51 d.
Capucines, Boulevard des,

Paris 20-804 (Cl).
Capucuy, lake, Colom. 8-911

<C2).
Capueras, rapids, Braz. 4-440

Capula', dist., Mex. 20-433b.

Capulidae ll-516a.

Capulin, Colo. 6-722 (D4V.

— , mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (F-G1).

Capullo, mt., Salv. 5-678 (B3).

Capulus ll-516a.

CAPUS, ALFRED 5-296d.

Caput 23-539b.

Caputh, Scot. 24-418 (D-E1) ;

26-4661).

Caput lupinum 20-381C.
Caputo, mt.. It. 18-736a.
Caput Thyrsi, Sard. 24-2 16b.
Capuzinerberg, mt., Aus. 24-

105c.

Capvern, Fr. 13-75b.
CAPYBARA5-296d; 23-111,1,

23-443d (fig.).
Capys (legend) 27-317b.
Caqueta, dist,, Colom. 6-701

(B4) ; 6-706d.

— , riv., S.Am. : see Yapura.
Caqueux : see Cagots.
Caquins : see Cagots.
CAR 5-297a ; 5-401C ; tram-
way 27-164b.

Cara, isl., Scot. 24-412 (C4).
Carabacel, Fr. 19-646d.
Caraballos Occidentales, mts.,

P.Is. 21-392C.
Carabanchel Bajo, Sp. : 17-

292c.
Carabane, Sen. 11-204 (A3) ;

Caracul fur : see Caracal.
Caracupa, It. 19-738d.

I Caravan bridge, Asia
(Smyrna) 25-282a.

Caradja, John (of Wallachia) I CARAVANSERAI 5-303a • 14-
17-9170. 575c.

CARAVEL 5-303C.

(ship) 24-866b.

Caradoc (of Aberavon) l-43b.

— .Sir John F. : see Howden,
Lord.

Caradoc, hills, Salop 9-420
(III. Bl); 24-1020b; geo-
logy 24-1020b, 9-412C, 22-
266c.

Caradoc ap Griffith 18-728d.

CARADOC SERIES 5-300b ;
ll-670d ; 20-236b ; Arenig
district 2-452c. See also
Bala Series.

Caradog : see Caractacus.

Caradosso, Foppa 7-516d ; 26-
657c.

Carateria, Turk. : see Kara
feria.

Caraffa, Antonio, count 9-
669b ; 22-8G8C.

— , Ettore 19-186b.

— , Giovanni : see Noja, duca
di.

— . Giovanni Pietro : see Paul

iv.

— , Gregorio 24-1 7c.
Caraga, P.Is. 21-392 (F7).
— , bay, P.Is. 21-392 <F7).
Caragana : see Siberian pea-
tree.

— frutescens : see Siberian
pea-tree.

— microphyla : in Turgai 27
414d.

Caragh, lake, Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;

" Caravel
CARAVELLAS;'Braz.~5-3"d3c ;

4-440 (16).

— , riv., Braz. 5-303c.
Caravelle, isl., W.I. 17-802

— ,penin., W.I. 17-802 (Bl);

17-801c.

Caravonica cotton 7-267a.
Caraway, Lib. 11-204 (D6).
CARAWAY 5-303c ; fruit 27-

575c (fig.).
— , oil of 21-1 4 Ic.
Carawilla5-780b.
Carayos, isls., Ind.O. : see St

Brandon Is.
Caraz, Peru 21-264 (B3) ;

945a.

Carazo, Evaristo 19-645b.
Carbajal (captain) l-786d.
Carbnjales de Alba, Sp. 25-530

Carbaliino, Sp. 25-530 (A-B1)-
20-2.42(1.

1-

CAPUA (mod.). It. 5-294a ; 15-
4 (B5) ; Apulia, duchy 25-
33d ; golden rose in cathe-
dral 12-210a ; Norman
eettlementl9-753d,23-400d;
St Angelo in Formis2O-466c ;
suffragans 15-18a ; Waimax

24-Mla.

Carabao, P.Is. 21-392 (D4).
Carabaya, mts., Peru 21-264

(D4).

Carabayllo, riv., Peru 21-266a.
Carabidae : see Ground beetle.

Carabidiformia: see Adephaga.

Carabln (sculptor) 24-51 Ic.

Carabinieri 15-2 1 il.

CARABINIERS 5-297b ; Brit-
ish 5-297C.

Caraboa : see Water-buffalo.

CARABOBO, state, Venez. 5-
297c; battle (1820) 4-165b.

Carabocrinidae 8-878d.

Caraboidea : see Adephaga.

Carabus 6-67 Ob.

Caraca, Sp. : srr Guadalajara.

— , rat., Braz. 25-486d.

CARACAL, Rum. 5-297d ; 23-
826 (B2).

CARACAL (zool.) S-297d ; 5-
368c ; fur ll-349a, ll-356b.

CARACALLA, MARCUS AU-
reliui Antoninus 5-298a; 23-
653a ; 13-lCc ; citizenship
extended 23-562b ; coinage
19-S95a ; Edessa 8-931c ;
Egypt 9-89c ; Parthians 2-
661b,20-354a ; portraits 23-
480a, 23-480a; theatrical
performances aboUshed 8-
4SHK-.

— , arch of 26-487b.

— , baths bf 3-51 6a ; 23-477a :
26-636c.

Cara-cara 8-915d ; 18-320d.

Caracas, Colom. 6-701 (C4).

CARACAS, Venez. 5-298b ; 27-
989(B1); 27-989b; academy
27-776a.

— , channel, EC. : see Caraquez.

— , mt., Venez. 27-989 (Bl).

— , prov., Venez. 28-51 6a : 27-
993b.

CARACCI, AGOSTINO 5-298d.

— , ANNIBALE 5-298d ; 12-
688d.

— , LODOVICO 5-298d.

Caraccloli, J. A., prince of
Melfl 8-6400.

CARACCIOLO, FRANCESCO,
prince 5-299C.

— , Giovanni 15-422b.

Caracciolo chapel: see San Gio-
vanni a Carbonara, church
of.

Caracena, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Caracenl, tribe 13-524b ; 24-
115a.

Caracenilla, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Caracol 5-fi78b.

CARACOLE (diet.) 5-300a.

Caracoles, Chil. 2-147d.

Caracoll. pt., W.I. 17-802 (Bl).

15-758a.
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (B5) ;

7,'.sa.

15-

' (IllU ''11, pl>., TV .X. A«-C*U6

CaracoUllo coffee 6-683d.
Caracotinum, Fr. : see Har-

fleur.
CARACTACUS 5-300a ; 4-

583c ; 28-261d.
Caracteres (La Bruyere) 16-

MA.

Caraghnan, mt., N.S.W. 19-

538 (E2).

Caragiali, loan 23-848b.
Carahuairazo, mt., EC. 8-

911(1.

Caraibe, mt., W.I. 12-645a.
CARALES, Sard. 5-300c ; 15-

26 (B5).
Caralitanus, bp. : see Lucifer,

bp. of Cagliari.
C'ara Ilia 25-1 la.
Caraman, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Caramania gum : see Gum of

Bassora.

Caramanli : see Karamanli.
Caramel 12- 1 II. .
Carami, riv., Fr. 4-571b.
Caramoan, P.Is. 21-392(D-E4).
Caramullo, mts.. Port. 25-530

(A2) ; 22-1 :; hi.
Caramuru (Brazilian chief) 4-

454d.

Caramuru (Durao) 8-695a.
Carana, Rom.Emp. 23-018

(G2).
CARAN D'ACHE 5-301a ;

334a.

Caranday palm : see Wax-
palm.
Carangeot's goniometer 12-

234b.

Carangidae 26-545C.
Caran Shyri (diet.) 8-919a.
Caranx : see Horse-mackerel.
Caranza, Bartolomeo de 5-

189c.
Cara-orman, Rum.23-826(D2);

23-831a.

CARAPACE (zool.) 5-301 b ;
Arachnida 2-288c ; Che-
Ionia 27-66d.

Carapache, tribe : see Cashibo.
Carapa guianensis : see Crab-
wood.
Carapanatuba, Braz. 4-440

(C3).

Carapanos, Constantin 8-372d.
CARAPEGUA, Parag. 5-301b ;

2-462 (E2).

Caraquet, Can. 19-465 (Cl).
— , bay, Can. 19-465 (Cl).
Caraquez, channel, EC. 8-913d.
Carare, riv., Colom. 6-7 02c.
Caras, tribe 8-916b.
Carassius auratus : see Gold

fish.

— vulgaris : see Prussian carp.
Carasso, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
— , mt., Switz. : see Carasso.
CARAT 5-301b ; 8-158b ; 12

195d.
Carata, Nlc. S-678 (E4) ; 18-

902d.

Caratacus : see Caractacus.
Carataska, lagoon, Hond. 5-

678 (D3) ; 5-675a.
Carate, It. 26-242 (G5).
Caratunk. Me. 17-434 (B3).
CARAUSIUS, MARCUS AU-

relius 5-301C.
CARAVACA, Sp. 5-301d ; 25-

530 (D-E3).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (D4-3) ; 19-

32d.
CARAVAGGIO, MICHELAN-

erelo Amerighl da 5-301 d.
— , POL1DORO CALDARA DA

5-302a.
CARAVAN 5-302a.

20-252d.
CARBALLO, Sp. 5-303d ; 25-

530 (Al).

Carbamide : see Urea.
CARBAZOL 5-303d ; 6-599a.

— blue 5-303d.

— carbonic acid 5-303d.

— potassium 5-303d.

— yellow 8-74 7b: 8-750a.
Carberry, Can. 17-584 (B3).

— Hill : battle (1567) 4-304a ;
17-820b.

Carbery, John Vaughan, earl of

18-834a.
— , Richard Vaughan, earl of

5-356d ; 4-885d ; 26-470a.
Carbery, Ire. 4-356a.
— , dist.. Ire. 7-1 56d.
Carbet, W.I. 17-802 (Al).
— , Pltons du, mt., W.I. 17-

802 (Al); 17-8010.
Carbia, Sard. 15-26 (B4).
— , Sp. 25-530 (Al).
CARBIDE 5-304a.

— Mack 8-747c.
Carbiesdale : battle (1650) 18-

CARBINE (diet.) 5-304a.
Carbinol l-527d : see also

Alcohols.
" Carbiston " (race-horse) 13

732d.
CARBO, C. PAPIRIUS (fl. 120

B.C.) 5-3j»4b ; 12-307d.
— , C. PAPIRIUS (fl. 90 B.C.)

5-304b.

— , CN. PAPIRIUS 5-304C.
Carbo, Mex. 18-318 (Cl).
Carbo : see Phalacrocorax.
Carbo-cinchomeronio acid 22-

691a.

Carbocyclic compounds 6-51c.
Carboeiro abbey. Sp. 16-95c.
CARBOHYDRATE 5 - 304c ;

Fischer's work 10-426o ; heat

of combustion 26 - 808a ;

nutrition 19-921b ; plants

21-748b.

Carbolates : see Phenolates.
CARBOLIC ACID 5-304o ; 7-

410a; 6-598d; antiseptic

2-1 16b, 24-653a, 28-838a ;

gauze 26-133C ; morpho-

tropy 6-74c ; pharmacology

21-351c; poisoning 21-894c;

solubility 25-370c ; surgery

26-129d.

— oil 6-597C.

— Smoke Ball Company, Car-
1U1 v. 23-2250.

Carbon, la. 14-732 (C3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (OS).

— , Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (13).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (F4).

— , cape, Alg. 1-643 (Cl).

— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (C-D2).

CARBON 5-305d ; ailotropy 6-
46c ; detection of 6-61c, 6-
64b ; electrical conductivity
6-858a ; electric lamp 16-
667b ; to iron 14-801o;
metallic compounds 18-201 b;
pigments 21-598d ; valency
6-68d, 14-882b. See also
Carbides, Coke, and Gas
carbon.

Carbonaceous group 19-790C.

Carbonado, Wash. 28-354 (H4).

CARBONADO 5-307b; 8-159c;
diamond drill 4-253d.

Carbonara, cape, Sard. 15-4
(B5) ; 24-2100.

CARBONARI 5-307c; 15-49b;
Bazard3-561b ; Francis IV.
of Modena 10-937a.

Carbonaria 16-122b.

Carbonate (diamond) : see
Carbonado.

CARBONATES (chem.) 5-308c:
isomorphism 7-591a ; pig-
ments 21-599a.

M. Carbonatlon l-681a: l-683b.
CARBON BISULPHIDE 5-

309a ; 19-433b ; Insecticide
8-890d, 21-548b; oil extrac-
tion 20-48c ; surface tension
5-264a.

Carbon Blanc, Fr. 10-778
(D5).

— Cliff, 111. 14-304 (B2).

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (E3).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (L4).

— Co., Utah 27-814 (C-D3).

— Co., Wyo. 28-874 (E-F4).
Carbondale, Colo. 6-722 (C2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— , 111. 14-304 (C6) ; normal
school 14-308d.

— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).

— , O. 20-26 (F6).

CARBONDALE, Pa. 5-309o:
21-106 (L2).

Carbon diamond : see Carbon-
ado.

— dioxide 5-306d ; 4-18d ; 11-
554a ; atmospheric 2-860b,
18-266b, 27-1008b ; Boyle's
law 26-Sllc ; Cavendish's
experiments 5-580o ; climate
12-58c ; coal mine 6-588o ;
corrosive action ll-660c ;
estimation ll-482c, 21-336b;
flre extinction 10-417c ; ion-
ization 6-867b, 6-869d ;
molecule 18-656b ; pharma-
cology 21-350d ; poisoning
21-895d ; propellant 10-83a;
respiratory system 23-188a,
23-190a, 23-191b ; solid 16-
747b, 16-481b ; specific heat
5-67d.

Carbonear, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).
— , dist., Nfd. 19-480b.
Carbone arc lamps 22-66Ga.
Carbonell, Miquel 25-590b.
Carboneras, Sp. 25-530 (E4).
Carbonero, Moreno 20-5 15b.
Carbon Hill, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— Hill, 111. 14-304 (D2).

— Hill, O. 20-26 (F5).
CARBONIC ACID 5-309d.

— acid gas : see Carbon
dioxide.

Carbonicola 5-3 lie.

Carboniferous limestone 5-
310o; 11-670C ; Ireland 14-
745b; Northumb. 19-790c;
Stirlingshire 25-928a; Yore-
dale beds 28-924a.

— slate 14-745b.
CARBONIFEROUS SYSTEM 5-

309d; ll-670c; Cementstone
group 6-115a ; coal 6-578a ;
Europe 9-91 Ic; fauna 14-
267d, 13-432a ; flora 5-311c,
20-539b ; limestones of 8-
394a, 17-676d ; New South
Wales 19-538d ; petroleum
21-318c; volcanic activity
5-312o, 25-108a.

Carbonique system 5-3 lOa.

Carbonis detergens, liquor 26-
414d

Carbonite 8-764a.

Carbonizing 10-380a.

Carbon monosulphide 5-309c ;
27-847d.

— monoxide 5-306c ; 27-847d ;
calorific value ll-275d; esti-
mation ll-482c ; flame 10-
472b; haemoglobin 23-190c;
ionic velocity 6-869d; mole-
cule 18-656b ; occlusion 7-
102d; poisoning 21-895d,
23-190c; specific heats 18-
660a.

— oxysulphide 5-307b.

— printing 21-493b ; 26-179a.

— suboxide 5-306c.

— tetrachloride ; oil extrac-
tion 20-48d ; ionic velocity
6-869d.

Carbonyl chloride : see Phos-
gene.

— group 6-50d.

— haemoglobin 5-306d.
Carbopyrotritaric acid 11-

:ifl7d.
CARBORUNDUM 5-313a: 9-

233c; ll-361a.
Carbost, Scot. 24-412 (B2) ;

distillery 14-721a, 25-206c.
Carbostyril 22-759b.
Carboxy-hydrocinnamic acid

19-169b.
Carboxyl group (diet.) l-146c ;

6-51a.

Carboxy-tartronic acid 6-56a.
CARBOY (diet.) 5-313c.
Car Briggs, rocks, Scot. 24-418

(F2).

Carbuncle (min.) ll-470c.
CARBUNCLE (med.) 5-313o ;

l-74c ; anthrax 2-107b ;

staphylococci 25-191b.
Carbuncle Pond, lake, R.I. 23-

249 (A2).

Carbunculus 11-4700 ;ll-561d.
Carburetter 18-927a ; 20-36d ;

water gas ll-489d.
Carburizing 14-824a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

148

. In. 14-T44 (U) i »•

QtreaAa. n».. Ant. : ttt Ow-

raranal.

. iak% rr.

4Sd.
Solid; 11-

— . bay. P.I*. S-3l3d.

— . rn

Carcaranal. rtr.. An. S-461
(I>3);l-482a.

ranal.

ana, Etaiuc d«. i

-778 <I>5>; U-4S
CAR. P.fi Sol

— . Simon. vicorate of : ttt
Montfort, Simon IV.. count

CARCASSONNE. FT. 5-314* ;

10-77S ,>r.i; formications

10-.-: i. 10-. M'.. 11- .-JM. ;

•CpUmaniaM-nOr.
— . Gap ot. val., Fr. 9-910a.
Car casting system 14-stJOd.
Oarcathlocerta (Sopbene),

Turk-A*. 15-77-M.
Carcavelloii. Port. 18-7720 ;

wine l*-7S6d.

Caroavy. Piem de 14-4S8c.
Carcedonia 5-803c.
OaroeL 11. O. : lamp 19-642b.

21- .:.:!..

Carcel (dk-t.) 16-369C.
Career (Roman prison) 13-

i .,-.

Carceres, riT.. W.Af.: tet

8earc4e*.Great.
Carreros (Rom. circus) »-390b.
Caroes, Jean de Ponteve*.

, ..111:' ..f 22-'." ..I.

Carcharias M-807b ; 34-596a.

— gangeUctis 14-805c.

— gUncas : tee Blue shark.

— nloarairuensls M-805c.
CarcharUdae M-498a; 14-594 d.
Carcharodon M-807d ; M-

406a; teeth 14-595b, 24-
•""7'i.

Carchedon. Af. : tee Carthage.

CarcheJeJo, Sp. 18-530 <D4).

Carchemiah. Turk. As. 13-538
(D2) ;18-305 (Bl) ;M-308o ;
13-S34b ; Assyria 14-798a ;
t.atti.- ..:.. '. „.. .1 9- -l,i. 9-
870. 15-3830, 11-7 82d ; ex-
cavations 13-535b ; Ulttite
empire 19-A39c ; In Inscrip-
tion* 13-534d.

Oarohedum 14-561r ; colonies
28-213(1 ; italk 14-S.'.8a.

— spertablle 14-569 (fig.).
Oarchl. prov.. Eo. 8-911 (Bl) ;

6-917a.

— , riv.. Colom. : art filial tars,
Oar Chinch All. caravanserai.

Pen. M-»80b.
Carcineute* 16-809a.
Carcinology 7-S53c.
Carcinoma: tee Cancer.
Carclnoscorpius 15-807c.
Carolnus moenas: tee Shoro-

,-nit..

Carciste* (rel.) 22-50.',d.
"f'lTiBT mine. Corn. 23-1017a:

15-672b.

Carclazite 15-672b.
Careoar. N.8.W. 19-538 (E3).
Cardamlne 7-5216.
— pratensis 13-742d.
CARDAMOM 5-31 4c.
Cardamom, hills, India 14-382

(014-15).
Cardamyle, Or. (Chios) 12-

440 (D4): tee alto Card

440 (D
hamllL

Cardan. Giovanni Battista 5-

SlSc.
CARDAN. GIROLAMO 5-3 1 4d;

camera obarura 6-106a ;

cubic equation l-618d ;

Luther's horoxcojw l-799a ;

on the deaf 7-887C.
Card and Illon-ing-room Opcra-

tivea, Association of 7-ttlb.
Cardan1* rate (diet.) 9-712a:

l-818d.

— nupanrion 17-963d.
Cardboard cipher : tet Trellis

cipher.

Cardena. Sp. 9-362a ; ll-287a.
Cardenal. Pelre: tee Cardinal.

Pelre.

Cardenas. A. 19-845b.
— . KnacKoo l«-.«8a.
— . Garcia Lopez de : Colorado

8-72Sa. ll-34Sc ; Utah 17-

818b.
CARDENAS. Cu. 5-316a ; 7-

395 (Cl) ; battle (1808) 15-

SMb.

To tnmke full u*e of thl* Index It In e^entlal to read the
lnstru<.ii<>n* given on /'age I.

•MMa

inhlbltorr narv* centre

CardtoU It-IMa ; §-128a.

- bed. 15-11 U

•••IlOo.

-Vlftd' U-514a

armatqm I let
Heart-crab

Cardlta t«-113aj MVSIb.
— bed* (tool.) 17-250.
i

CAPR-CARL

lac impulse i

— murmur 17-0:

— muscle 17-9 :«*,

— narrw 19-306c,

— oriiloe l-663d.

— ptau. 19-4030.

— sound 27-033a.
Cordlaster 11-4340 : 1-5051..
CardleU lake. An. 1-402 (B6).
Cardiff. Ala. 1-400 (C2).

— . Ark. 1-552 (B3).

— , Colo. 5-722 (C2).

— , 111. 14-304 (D2).

— . N.Y. 19-508 (D3).

— . Tenn. 15-020 (O2).

CARDIFF, Wales S-316b: 9-
418 (V. E5); 4-484 (B8):
castle 9-476c ; geology 12-
74a; housing Improvement
scheme 13-817b; docks,
length of Iocks8-381a: popu-
lation 9-4 19d; rainfall 12-
73d; shipping statistics 17-
604 b; University College:**
rinviT-.lv i-.,ii,.|.-,. ..( Boat .
Wale* and Monmouthshire.

Cardiff Giant 10-U77U.

— Railway Company 5-316b.
Cardigan. George Brudcnoll,

4th earl of : tee Montagu.
George Brudonell, 1st duke

—"JAMES THOMAS BRU-

dsnell, 7th earl of 5-318d.
Cardigan. Can. 19-464 (Bl).
— , Minn. 18-450 (K4).
CARDIGAN. Wales 5-319a : 9-

428(V. 113); battle (1136) ~

262d; oasUeO-137a.
— , bay. Wale* 9-428 (V. B2) ;

4-484 (A3) : 28-2498,
CARDIGANSHIRE, Co., Wales

5-319C ; 9-4'.'(* (V. C3) ; 5-

424a; 28-259O.
Cardiganshire cob 5-319d.
Cardfldac 16- 123d.
CardlUa 15-1 23c.
Cardilildae 16-1 Me.
Cardlm. Fcrnao 22-149b.
Cardinal. Peire 27-31 In.
CARDINAL 6-321b; 7-640a ;
6-97 •<<• ; Lisbon

Sacred College 22- 1 49c ; pal

atine 7-643c.
Cardinal bird (American) : tee

Virginian grosbeak.

— bird (African) : tee Scarlet
weaver.

Cardinal camerlencro 5-322b.

— College : tee Christ Church,
Oxford.

— grand penitentiary : tee
Grand penitentiary. The
Cardinal.

Cardinal grosbeak : tee Vir-

k'.TI:.lPI Kn-l.i-.ik.

. .

— phoenlceus 12-816b.

— rirginlanua : tet Virginian

Cardinal number 2-423c ; 17-
879b : 19-85 la.

Cardinal red bird : tee Vir-
ginian gnixbcnk.

Cardinal. College of: tee
Sacred College of Cardinals.

Cardinal'* hat : tee vnder Hat.

Cardinal vein* 17-970d ; of
Oshe* 14-262c, 14-283C.

Cardinal vicar 7-640d.

CARDINAL VIRTUES 5-3S4a ;
Ambrodo 9-S23d ; Aquinas
9-S24a : Aristotle 9-81SO :
Augustine 9-823c : GeuUncz
list 11-9 13b; Platonic 9-

Oardinello, gorge, Swlti. 25-

7 lie.
CARDING S-324a : cotton 7-

303d ; wool 28-sl»,l.

— engine 7-303d. 17-lOOc.
Cardington, Beds. 9-424 (IV.

Ji-J).

— , 0. 19-26 (E4).

— , hill*. Salon: geology ••
412C, 22-26(fc:

Cardinham, Corn. 9-430 (VI.

O3).

Cardfnla l«-123b.
Cardiniidae 15-123b.
Cardiocarpon anomalum : tee

Lepldocarpon.
CardJocarpus 5-311d.
Oardloceras 5-694a ; 15-iTOa.

— altonuuu 15-800a.

— cordatum 2O-4 1 ' 1>.

de 10-

.

C«rdlUillal5-2:ia.
CardlUdae 15-123a.
CardlU>patal5-12
Cardium I tff Cot
Cordona, lUrm

438a : 15-4630 -
CARDONA. Sp. 5-3240 ;

530(J-2): l*-88d.

, .-!..r,T. r >..-!.. 16-1- M.

Cardone^ laE. i'.IL H-124

•J>' Ind. 14-422 (C5).

5-324c; ti-777b.
»a. T. W. 18-603C.
Pond*. Ukea, IU. 13-249
(B3).
Cardroat, Henrr BnUne. 3rd

baron a-130d.
CardroM, Soot. 14-418 (B3) ;

nolofT 8-.....M.

CARDS. PLAYING 5-324d ;
27-5 1 Id ; card sharping 5-
040d ; fortune-telling 11-
4 Id. 8>332d; miniature
painting 18-.','-'7<i ; prob-
ability theory applied 22-
381b. Set alto under speclflo
name*.

Cardston, Can. 1-500 (B2).

Cord -table 15-324C.

CARDUCCI, BARTOLOMMEO
5-320b.

— , Francesco 10-538c.

— , GIOSUE 5-3280.

— , Vlncenzo 5-326c.
Carduchl d>eople) 18-21C ; 15-

940c; 21-21 Id.
Carducho, Bartolommeo : tee

CarduccL
Card uelis 12-21 la.

— canlceps 12-21 la : arcGold
finch.

— elegan* : tee Goldfinch.

— pinus : tee Plnc-iwldllnch.

— spinoidcs 25-158.1.

— spinus : tee Siskin.

— tristls : tee Yellowbird.
( 'anlinis 26-861a.

— bencdictua : tee B leased
thistle.

— lanceolatos : tee Scotch
thistle.

— Marianus:»rt Lady'8thi«tle.
CARDWELL, EDWARD 5-

327b.

— , EDWARD CARDWELL,
viscount 5-3270 ; 2-0 Uc.

Cardwell. Mo. 18-608 (AS).
CARDWELL. Queens. 5-327d ;

2-960(113).
Car Dyke, canal, Eng. : tee

Caer Dyke.
Care Alto, mt., Switz. 1-

747a.

Carega, palace, Genoa 2-ll3a.
Carclhaugh, penin.. Soot. : tee

Carterhaugh.
Carcncro, La. 17-54 (B3).
Caranen : tee Karen.
Careno, It. 15-242 <G5).
Carentan, Ft. 10-778 (D3).
Carentanla. dist.. Aua. 5-337b.
Carentoir, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Carentonian group (geol.) 7-

416a: 7-416b.
Can of Ancient Monument*.

The (G. Baldwin Brown) 18-

790(1.
OararL Cornell! 18-75d ; 18-

33 Id.
Oarea*a,paa*. AUB. : sreKarar-

see. pass.

Caret, Va. 18-118 (E-F3).
Carettalmbricata : tee Hawk*

bill turtle.
Oaretto, Ilaria del : tomb 24-

494 (PI. I.). 7-966b.
Oarettochelydldae27-71a; 17-

68a; 27-68b.

Carettochely8in»culpta27-71a.
CAREW, GEORGE 5-.128a.

— , Sir Peter 14-775c; 10-
4410.

— , RICHARD 5-328a ; 5-652c.

— . Sir Richard 5-328b.

— , THOMAS S-328b.

Carew Choriton. \Valea 9-42S

(V. B4) ; 21-82C,
Carez: tee Sedge.

— arenaria : tee Sea-bent.

— d^itata 21-7rtl.l.

— echlnata 21-704d.

— rlparla 7-893a (fig.).

. ruuini CHAR1JDI 5-320.;
•-540C ; H-107.-.

— , Janw 14-7a3c.

— , Matthew 5- I21»a.

-. Thoma.19-771. ; 19-77Hr.
. WILLIAM 5- . . . 1H-
485e ; Bible Hocletr contro-
vonr *-905o; KaAmlri
IliMe 15-S»2d ; Itajartham
tranateUon SS-846X
Carey. 0. 19-28(03).

— , W** Ureen. H-54.1 (Bl).

. SB, u \ .. z--,....

— , riv, Uev. 9-430 (VL M).

— . rir_ Ire. 3-2K2d.

Carey Act lO-.'ll, : 13-640b.
Careynbunc. Lib. 11-204 (C5).
Carejr'i Sconce, ruin*. I. of W.

Carfleld, N.Z. 19-624 (AT).

Cargados Oanros (St Brandon
Island*). Isl.. Ind.U. 1-JtO
(K6) ; 4-800b ; 17-915c.

Camlilgo. N'Aw. 19-538

(BS.

— , lake, N.8.W. 19-538 (D3).
Cantose. Cora. 15-4 (B3) ; 7-

CargUe, Ark. 1-551 (C4).

C ARC ILL. DONALD 5-329d ;

15-209C.

Canrill. Ont. 10-11 4 (B2).
— .Scot, 24-418 (Kl).
CARGO S-330a; 4-31 la; 15-

IMsj : k-.-:.. r.ii .11. r. u.-. i it -

3- ......

— vessel 24-949d ; midship

portion 34-076C ; rudder 24-

;i :.:., I.
Cargualrazo, mt., EC. : <

Carbarn. Scot.:' battle (1018)
9-472d; geology 3- 81 So.

Carhampton. Henry Lawes
Luttrell, earl of 9-548b ; S~
643b.

Carhuaz, Peru l-945s-

Carhue. Arg. 2-462 (1)4).

CARIA, dist.. Asia M. 5-330a ;
2-760 <C4); 23-649 (E3) ;
Alyattes subdue* l-776a ;
coins 19-888b ; Cyrus* con-
quest 7-707d ; Hecate wor-
shlppcdl3-193d: Hellenism
13-237b; under Hecatomnu*
2-6G2b; Leloges in 10-407a:
Mopsus 18-813c; national
deity 12-442a.

CARIACO, Vonez. 6-330d ; 27-
980 (Cl).

Venez. 27-989 (Cl) ;

, gulf,

270^

Cariacua : »rr Dorcelaphns.
Caria dllatata 18-497C.
Cariama : tee Seriema.
Cariamanga, EC. 8-911 (B4).
Cariat i. It. 15-4 (F5).
Caribal, Hond. 6-678 (D3-2).
Caribbean Basin 19-9 7 3d; 19-
8TM.

— Sea. C.Am. 5-678 (C-E2) ;
geology 5-67 5d; pirates sup-
pressed 10-1870 ; pearl-
fishery 21-20*.

— series (geol.) 27-2S4d.
CARIBBEE ISLANDS, W.I. 5-

330d ; 5-339d : tee alto

Leaser Antilles.
Carib Country, dl»t., W.I. 24-

50b.
Cariboo, dirt.. Can. 4-600 (D2);

ll-39d. 4-590C.
— , mts.. Can. 4-600 (E2).
Cariboo-Eaters 14-4591..
Caribou, Can. 1-472 (M3) ; 5-

160(C3).

— , Me. 17-434 (D2).
— , Nfd. 19-470 (BS).
— , cape. Can. 22-724 (D2).
— , Isl., Ont. 10-114 (Q2).
— , lake. Me. 17-434 (C3).
— , lake. Ont. 20-1 14 (Bl).
— , mts.. Can. : tee Reindeer,

— , mU., Ida. 14-276 (D4).

— , riv.. Can. 5-146D.

Caribou (zool.) : tee Reindeer.
American.

Caribou Mines. Can. 19-831
(<--'>.

— , woodland : tee Woodland
caribou.

CARIBS 5-330d; antiquities
l-817b ; British treaty with
24-50d ; canoes l-814d ;
costume 7-224d ; French
treatment of U-578d : lan-
guage 8-20Aa. 1-81 id. 85-
77a ; relbrlon l-816c ; social
system 1-81 4c.

Caricado 10-249d.

Carica papaya : tee Papaw.

CARICATURE 5-331a ; 10-
368c ; cartoon* 5-434c ;

CAR1OARA. IM. 5-aS5m.

— , bay. P.I. 5-338a.
Cartnao.Kr. 10-77* (Of); 11-

l7la; U-5a5a.
CARIGNANO, It. 5-335a ; 15-

4 (AIL

.
5-336b ; 3-

Carillon.
CARILLON (

BE

C-arilkm Fort. N.Y. : battto

Cartna (astron.) 7-1 4a.
Carinae i (astron.): tee Arm*

Carinal 19-462d.

Carinaria 11-4 1 6d ; 11-51 ia

Carmarildae 11-5 led.

Carinatae 3-0TTa ; copulatorr
organ 3-969d ; flnxley'*
classincaUon 19-322d : Mar-
rem's 99-31 Id; Mtzsch'*
10-3 14a.

Carinda. N^.W. 19-538 (D2).

Carine bnuna M-398a.

Carinella 19-364a : 19-36Sa
(fig.) : 19-36Tb (Ac.) ; body-
wall 19-364b ; nervous sys-
tem 19-364d; rhynchocoel
19-364d ; sense organ* 19-
366a; .kin 19-385a.

Carinellidael9-S63d.

CarlAena, Bp. M-330 (KI) ; M
203o.

Carine noctua : tee Little owL

Carinhanka. Braz. 4-440 (115).

— , riv.. Braz. 4-440 (H5).

CAR INI, Sic. 5-336c; 15-4
(D5).

Carinoma 19-35la.

CARINTHIA, Aus. 6-336C ; 3-
4 (C3) ; 11-834, 11-846 (hist,
map*) ; afforestation 1-97 3c ;
Austrian ruler* 12-788a. 3-
6d, 3-6c; Bavaria separated
trom3-546a; conut itutlon 1-
;,:..'. 3- -I : ir. .'..r.. k II.
ll-48a; French Invasion U.
193d; lead 15-3 15d: OUaka*
II. of Bohemia 4-1 24c. 3-6c;
populationl-972c; Slovene*
25-245C. 3-32d; Teutonie
race In 25-680d.

CARINUS, MARCUS AURE-
lius 6-3371.; 23-8580.

Carioca. aqueduct, Braz. 23-
354c.

— , mts.. Braz. 23-353C.

Carton : tee Hermagoras.

CARIPE, Venez. 5-337c ; 27-
989 (Cl).

Caripe butter 17-989d.

Carirls Velhos, mta., Braz. 21*

.

Carisbrook. Vk-t. 28-38 (B2).
CARISBROOKE, I. of W. 5-

337c; 9-420 (III. £5) ; geo-

logy 28-«26d.
—.castle, I. of W. 9-420 (III.

£5); 6-3370.

Carisiri : tee Black lancewood.
CARISSIMI.GIACOM05-338a;

2S-408b; ontorio W-161C,
Cariaslmns, Benedetto : tt*

Benedetto Carissim us.
Caristia (festival) M-85c ; 1-

946c : 15-2 lie.

Carius.Ludnlg3-756b; 5-54d.
Cariat, EUenne 5-333d.
Cark, Lanes. 9-412 (I. C4).

— , mt.. Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Carl, Ark. 1-552 (A3).

— , la. 14-732 (C3).
Carlanstown. Ire. 14-744 (E3X
Cariat. Fr. 19-370a.
Carlaverock. castle, Scot. 9-

663a.

Carlberc, Swed. 16-935 (Al).
Cariecoto*. Yorks. 18-933 (Bl).
Carlfn, Johan Gabriel 10-58ib.

— . Rosa 19-585D.

Canes. Antonln Jean 14-509a.
Carle Sunday : tee Passion

Sunday.
CARLETON.WILLI AM 5-338a.

— (family): see Dorchester.
barons and viscounts.

Carleton. Can. 19-465 (B2);
24- lid.

— . Mich. 18-372 (G7J.

— . York*. 18-933 (PS).

— , Yorks. 28-833 (Al).

— , hilta. Scot. 14-4 17c.

— Colic**. Minn. 19-959d.

— Fell, mt., Scot. 24-4 12 (D5).
CARLETON PLACE, Ont. 6-

338d; 20-114 (FD.

— Rode, Norf. 9-424 (IV. Xt).

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149

CARL-CARR

Carley, Wash. 28-334 (F4).
Carlheim-Gyllenskold, Viihelm

2-932a; 2-929c.
Carller, E. J. N. 24-509a.
Carlieati, int.. Hung. 3-4 (H3).
CARLILE, RICHARD 5-33Sd.
— , Wilson 6-329d.
Carlill r. Carbolic Smoke Ball

Co. 23-225C.
Carlin, Xev. 5-8 (El).
Carline thistle 26-S61a,
CARUNGFORD, CHICHES-

ter Samuel Fortescue, baron

S-339a.

— , Francis, Srdearlof 26-322a.
— , Theobald, 4th earl of 26-

322a.
— , Theobald Taaffe, 1st earl

of 23-322a.
CARLINGFORD, Ire. S-339b ;

14-744 (E2).
— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (E-F3) ;

5-339b ; battle, see Snaim

Aignech.
— , ml., Ire. 5-339b ; geology

14-7 iGa.
Carting nut 20-887d.

— Sunday : see Passion Sun-
day.

Carlingwark.lake, Scot.5-480d.
Carlini, Francesco 19-95Sb ;

12-3S6b.
Carlins Cairn, mt., Scot. 15-

831c,

Carlinville, 111. 14-304 (C4).
CARLI-RUBBI, GIOVANNI

Rinaldo, count of 5-339b.
CARLISLE, EARLS OF5-339C.
— , Andrew Barclay, earl o(

23-39Sa.

— , Sir A. 9-2 17b.
Carlisle, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (H2).
CARLISLE, Cumb. 5-341b ; 9-
412 (I. B3); 4-584 (B3); battle
(1570)13-934a; bishoprio9-
421b ; cathedral 5-521d, 5-
520d, 27-115c; cattle fair
10-12Sb; CharlesII.5-913a;
fire (1292) 10-401c ; origin
of name 9-417c ; rainfall 7-
625b ; siege (1645) 12-41 li-,
(1745)5-941b.
la. 14-732 (D3).
Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Ky. 15-740 (D-E2).
Mass. 17-S52 (El).
X.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
O. 20-26 (Bo).
CARLISLE, Pa. 5-342c ; 21-
106 (H5) ; 14-4800.
S.C. 25-500 (C2).
W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

— bay, W.I. (Barbados) 28-
544 (F-G2) ; 3-380c.

— , bay, W.I. (Jam.) 15-133

(map).
— , castle, Cumb. 5-341d.

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (A2).

— , fort., Ire. 14-744 (C5); 7-
159 (map).

— House, London 7-799b.
Carlists 5-344a ; 25-5Gld; war

(1833-1840) 25-557b, 28-
1056a, (1874-1876) 25-558d.

Carlitte, mt., Fr. 22-688d.

Carl Junction, Mo. 18-608 (B4).

Carlo : gee Charles.

— (d'Arezzo) 14-904a.

" Carlo Alberto " (ship) 26-

539c; 24-913b.
Carlock, 111. 14-304 (C3).
CARLOFORTE, Sard. 5-342d ;

15-4 (Bo).

Carloix, Vincent ll-125c.
Carlo Malatesta (ot Rimini) :

see Charles Malatesta (of

Rimini).
CARLOMAN (of Bavaria and

Italy) 5-342d : 3-545d.
CARLOMAN (king of the

Franks) 5-343a ; 10-809b.

— (of France) 5-343b ; 10-
812c.

— (mayor of the palace) 5-
343a.

Carlopago, Hung. 3-4 (D4) ;

18-445b.
Carlops, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;

geology 8-945c.
CARLOS I. (of Portugal) 5-

343b ; 22-153d.
— , DON (prince of Asturias) 5-

343c.
— , DON (prince of Bourbon)

5-344d ; 4-327 ; 25-561d ;

coins 19-908d.
— , DON (Carlist claimant) 5-

344a; 4-327; 25-556d;28-

1056a.

Carlos, Fla. 10-540 (E5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G4).
— , Md. 17-828 (A-B1).
— , val., Sp. 23-689d.
Carlota Joaauiiia (queen of

Portugal) 22-lSOc.
Carlotto, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
Carlova, Vasile 23-847b.

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

>\B4).

Carlovasl, Aeg.S. 24-1 16c.
— , dist., Aeg.S. 24-llGc.
CARLOW, Ire. 5-346b ; 14-

744 (E4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (C2).
— , castle, Ire. 5-346b.
CARLOW, co.. Ire. 5-345o ; 14-

744 (E4) ; 14-765c.

— flags 5-346a; 15-793b.
Carlowatz, Hung. : see Karl-

stadt.
Carloway, Scot, 24-412 (Bl) ;

16-525b.
Carlowitz, Aus. : see Karlo-

witz.
Carlo%v Junction, Ire. 14-744

(D3).

Carlowrie. castle, Scot. 8-946b.
CarlowvUle, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Carl Rosa Opera Company 23

720c; 19-840.
CARLSBAD, Aus. B-34GC ; 3-4

(Cl) ; 26-SOld ; waters 18

518c, 18-521d.
— , Cal. 5-8 (E5).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (F-G5) ; 19-

522a.
CARLSBAD DECREES S-347b;

9-935d; 4-8G3b.

— twins (min.) 20-332d.
Carlsberg Fjord, fjord, Green.

12-543 (G3).

Carlsburg, fort, Gcr. 24-267C.
Carlscrona, Swed. : see Karls-

krona.

Carlsfcld, Ger. 11-808 (Ill.ql 1 ).
Carlson (physiologist) 27-935d.
Carlsruhe, Ger. : see Karlsruhe.
Carlsson, Albertina 5-372a.
Carlstad, Swed. : see Karlstad.
CARLSTADT (Andreas R.

Bodenstein)5-34Sa; 3-861a;

Melanchtlion's defence 18<

88c.
Carlstadt, Hung. : see Karl-

stadt,

— , N.J. 19-502 (A2).
— , Out. 20-11 I (Bl
Carlton, Ala. 1-460 .
— , Colo. 6-722 <H3).
— , Dur.9-412(I. F3) ; 8-708a.
— , 111. 14-304 (D2).
— , Minn. 18-550 (E4).
— , Mont, 14-276 (B-C2).
— , Xotts. 9-416 (II. E4) ; 19-

827d.

— , Oreg. 20-242 (B2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (B3).
— , Viet. 18-90 (map).
— , Yorks. (nr. Barnsley)

933 (D2).
— , Yorks. (Cleveland) 9-412

(I. F4).
— , Yorks. (nr. Goole) 9-416

(II. E2).
— , Yorks. (nr. Leeds) 28-933

(D2).
— , Yorks. (nr. Middleham) 9-

412 (I. E4).

— Club, Lond. 6-567b.

— Co. Minn. 18-550 (E4).

— Gardens, Melbourne 18-90
(map).

— House, Lond. 16-964b.

— in Lindrick, Notts. 9-416
(IL E3).

— le Moorland, Lines. 9-416
(II. F3).

— Miniott, Yorks. 9-412 (I.
F4).

— Station, N.Y. 19-596 (B2).
Carludovica palmata 10-31 lo ;

8-91 5b.

Carluke, Scot. 24-418 (D3) ;
16-1370 ; geology 16-137a.

CARLYLE, ALEXANDER
(divine) S-349b ; 24-455a.

— , Alexander (author) 5-350d.

— , Jane Welsh 5-350c ; 15-
410d.

— , John Aitken 5-351b.

— , JOSEPH DACRE 5-349c.

— , Jupiter : see Carlyle, Alex-
ander (divine).

— , R.W. 8-831b.

—.THOMAS 5-349c ; 9-638d ;
Emerson and 9-333c;Fichtc's
influence 18-244b ; Frederick
Barbarossall-46d; Froude's
Life ll-253b : Geraldine
Jewsbury and 15-4 lOd ;
Macaulay compared 9-fi43a ;
philosophy of history 13-
532a ; on portraiture 22-
1 30a ; satirist 24-229d; trans-
lations 27-1 86a.

Carlyle, 111. 14-304 (C5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).

— , X.Z. 19-624 (E3).

— , mt., Viet, 28-38 (E2).

CARMAGNOLA, FRANCISCO
Bussone, count of 5-354c ;
6-S55a.

CARMAGNOLA, It. 5-354d ;
15-4 (A2) : 15-10b.

CARMAGNOLE 5-35id.

Carmalum 18-407C.

Carman, Bliss 5-166b.

Carman, Can. 17-584 (C3).

— . 111. 14-304 (A3).

Carman, Ire. 14-770a.

— , 0. 20-26 (14).

Carmania, anc. district, Pers.
13-694a ; see a/so Ker-
man.

" Carmania " (liner) 24-886b.

Cannanians, tribe : see Ger
mania ns.

Carmarina 14-155d ; 14-142a
(flg.); 14-144a (flg.).

Carmarthen, marquesses of
see Leeds, dukes of.

CARMARTHEN, Wales 5-
355a ; 9-428 (V. C4) ; 4-584
(A6); 28-2G4a; 7-317a ;
battle (1403) 12-120d ; Eis-
teddfod (1451)9-137a jceo-
logy 5-35od ; Rebecca Riots
22-950C.

— , bay, Wales 9-428 (V. B4).

CARMARTHENSHIRE, Wale:
5-355c; 9-42S (V. C4) ; 27-
600b.

— Beacons, nits., Wales : see
Black Mountains.

Carmarthen Van, mt., Wales

28-259b.
Carmathian dynasty, Arab. 2-

2G7b.
CARMATHIANS 5-357c ; Fati-

mite connexion 10-202b

historv 5-oOd foil.
CARMAUX, Fr. 5-357d ; 10-

778 (F5).

Carmcl, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E5).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , N.J. 19-502 (B5).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C4).
— , Okla. 20-58 (B3).
— ,Va. 28-118 (D2).
— , mt., Conn. 6-952 (D4).
CARMEL, mt., Pal. 5-357d

20-602 (C3); 20-602a ; 9-

273b.
— , pt., Cal. 5-8 (C3).

— Head, pt., Wales 9-428 (V

CARMELITES (White Friars)
5-358b ; in London 16-9COb ;
mission fields 18-591a ; mon-
asteries l-21b, 5-358b ; St
Theresa's reforms 26-803b.

Carmen, Bol. 4-167 (Al).

— , Mex. 18-318 (114) ; 18-324a

— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

— , isl., Mex. 18-318 <C2) ; 18-
318b.

— , mts., Mex. 6-574d.

— , riv., Chil. 2-462 (B2).

Carmen (opera) 2-489c ; 4-16d

Carmen, company of 16-Slla.

— Ambrosii : see Estoire de la
ffiierre saintc, L'.

Carmen de Mojos, Bol. 4-167
(C2).

— de Patagones, Arg. 2-462

Carmenere (vine) 28-721b.
Carmen Saeculare (Horace) 2-

913a.
Carmen Sylva (pseud.) : see

Elizabeth (queen of Charles

I. of Rumania).
Carmentalia 10-221d.
Carmentalis, Porta, Rome 23-

589c.

Carment grooved tire 5-405b.
Carmentis (myth.) 19-930d.
C'armen triumphalo 14-633a.
Carmi, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Carmichael, Frederick 5-359b.
— , General 12-679C.
— , GEHSHOM 5-359b.
— , James 8-67 4c.
Carmichael, Can. 24-225 (A3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D4).
Carmichaels, Pa. 21-10G

(B-C6).
Carmina Surana 12-224d.

— -1/tnora (Dracontius) 8-
464d.

— Nisibena (Ephraem Syrus)
9-679a,

Carmine, Tex. 26-690 (L6).
CARMINE (pigment) 5-359b.

— Church, It. (Florence) : fres
coes 17-833d, 20-469d, 20-
466 (PI. V. flg. 15).

— lake (pigment) 5-359c.
Carminha, Alyaro de 24-48c.
Carminic acid : see Cochj-

nealin.

Carmo, Braz. 4-440 (G4).
Carmoca (fabric) 28-452c.
Carmona, Salvador 24- 5 7 a.
CARMONA (Carmo), Sp. 5-

359e ; 25-530 (C4).
— , Tex. 26-690 (M-X5).
Carmuk : see Carmoca.
Carmunnock, Scot. 24-41 S

(C3).
Carmyllie, Scot. 24-418 (Fl) ;

2-339C.
CARNAC, Fr. 5-359d ; 10-778

(C4) ; 25-9630 ; 25-964c.
Carnahuba : see Wax palm.
Carnalea shales (geol.) 5-300c.
Carnallite 22-197c.
Carnan, Thomas l-712a.

Carnan, Scot. 24-412 (A2).

— Eoin, mt., Scot. 24-412
(B3).

Cam an t-Saidhe, mt., Scot. 3-

314a.
CARNARVON, EARLDOM OF

5-360a.
— , HENRY HOWARD MOLY-

neux Herbert, earl of 5-3GOa,

6-J94a; Irish policy 9-579a,

20-S57b: South Africa 25-

475a, 5-241b, 27-196b.
Carnarvon, Cape Col. 25-4G6

(F8).

— , la. 14-732 (B2).
— , Tas. 26-438 (B2).
CARNARVON, Wales 5-360b

9-428 (V. Cl) ; 4-584 (A4).
—, W.Aus. 2-960 (B4); 28-

540a.

— , bay, Wales 9-428 (V. Bl).
— , mts., Austr. 2-960 (D4).
Carnarvon Commission (1878

6-593d.
CARNARVONSHIRE, WalesS-

360c; 9-428 (V. B2-D1).
Carnassial tooth (of Carni-

vora) : see Scctorial tooth.
Carnassidentia : see Fissipedia,
Carnata, anc. kingdom, India

see Vijayanagar.
CARNATIC, dist., India 5-

361o ; 14-382(1115-13); 6-

535o ; French wars 14-407a

Lingrayatism 4-187c.
CARNATION 5-3G2d ; 12-24c;

disease 3-lG9b ; Persian

decoration 19-1 7d (flg.).
Carnauba : see Wax palm.

— wax 20-5 Ib.
C'arnaubic acid 20-51a.
C'arnaubyl alcohol 20-51a.
Carnavalet, Museo, Paris 20-

808d ; 12-283a ; 24-729b.
Cam Bad an Fhraoich, mt.
Scot. 24-418 (C-D1).

— Ban, mt., Scot. 24-412 (D2)
14-720b.

— Bannock, mt,, Scot. 10-

Cambee, Scot. 24-418 (F2).

Carnbo, Scot. 24-418 (D2).

Cam Brea, Corn. : granite 12-
352d ; prehistoric remains
22-970b ; tin-mines 7-180d

— Bugail, mt., Wales 12-
73d.

Carndonagh, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Carnduff. Can. 19-780 (Cl).
CARNEA (festival) 5-3G3b

8-4 2 7c; 13-234d.
CARNEADES5-363d; 6-531c

13-245C.
Carncdd Daf ydd, mt., Wales 9-

428 (V. Dl) ; 23-259b.

— Llewelyn, mt., Wales 9-428
(V. Dl) ; 28-259b.

— Tyddyn Bleiddian, cairn
Wales 8-18d.

— y Filiast, mt., Wales 9-428
(V. D2).

CARNEGIE, ANDREW 5
364b; l-160d; 8-679b.

— , Hon. David W. 2-962d.

— , Margaret : see Fletcher (of
Saltoun), Margaret.

Carnegie, Ga. 11-752 (B4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (C2).

CARNEGIE, Pa. 5-365a; 21-
108 (D7).

— , lake, W.Aus. 2-960 (C5).

Carnegie Hero Fund Com-
mission 5-364d.

— Institute, Pittsburg 19-691).

— Institution, Washington 28-
351b.

— Steel Company 14-81 5 d ;
13-639c; 25-1036b.

" Carnegie " (ship) 17-379c.
Cam Eige, mt., Scot. 23-741c.
Carneiro, Kan. 15-654 (E2).
Cameius (myth.) 2-184b.
CARNELIAN 5-365a ; 9-42o ;
ll-564b.

— onyx 24-218b.
Carnelley, Thomas 3-403a.
Cam Englyn, Wales 21-81b.
Carneol bank 4-801d.

Carne secca : see Jerked beef.

CARNESECCHI, PIETRO 5-
365b.

Carnesville, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

Cornet d'un Ecrivain (Dos-
toievsky) 8-439b.

Carnethy, mt., Scot. 8-944d.

Carneus : see Carnus.

Carnew, Ire. 14-744 (E4).

Carney, Ala. 1-460 (B5).

— , Mich. 18-372 (C4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (E2).

Carnforth, Lanes. 9-416 (II.
Bl); 16-140a.

Carn Glas, mt., Scot. 24-412
(E2); 19-155b.

— Gorm, mt., Scot. 24-418
(Cl).

Carnian group 27-260b

Carnic Alps, mts., Ans. and It.
3-4 (C3) ; 15-4 (Dl) ; 5-
336d; geology 7-618a, 8-

126b, 20-237a ; passes 1-
747d; peaks l-747c.

Car Nicobar, isl., Ind.O. 4-840
(B8); 19-66()d.

Carnieres, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).

Carniferrin 14-800a.

CARNIOLA, dist,, Aus. 5-365o;
3-4 (D4); 11-834; 11-856
(hist, maps) ; afforestation
2-973C ; history 3-7a, 5»
3GGa, 20-368a ; Slovene agi-
tation 3-32d.

Carniscus (Gk. writer) 13-343d.

CARNIVAL 5-3G6b ; 19-528b ;
22-G61a.

CARNIVORA 5-366dj 17-
526a ; anal gland 17-522c ;
colon 1-67 Oa ; dentition 17-
522d. 26-502d ; distribution
17-527b,28-1008c ;fur-bear-
ing members ll-346d ; hy-
bridization 14-27c ; long-
evity 16-976a ; origin and
affinities 17-52Gb, 17-525d ;
vibrissae 17-521d.

— vera : see Fissipedia.
Cam Kitty, mt., Scot. 9-269a.

— Liath, mt., Scot, 12-121d.
Carnlough, Ire. 14-744 (Fl);

21-313.

Cam Mairg, mt., Scot. 24-412
(D2) ; 24-418 (Cl).

— Moesyn, mt., Wales : see
Craig y Llyn.

Carnmoney, Ire. 2-153b.
Carn Mor, mt., Scot. 24-412

(E2).
Carnmore, lake, Scot, : see

Fionn, Loch.
— , mt., Ire. 10-274b.
Carn nan Gabhar, mt., Scot.

12-121d.
Carn-nan-tri-tighearnan, mt.,

Scot. 19-155b.
Carno, Wales 9-428 (V. D2) ;

18-7850.

Carnock, Scot. 24-418 (D-E2).
Carn Odhar, int., Scot. 24-412

(D2).

Carnon, Corn. 7-180b.
Carnos, isl., Gr. 12-440 (B2).
Carnot, Francois 5-378a.
— , LAZARE HIPPOLYTE 5-

376c ; 10-878c.
— , LAZARE NICOLAS MAR-

§ueriteS-376d ; arrnyrefonn
-G19a ; fortification 10-
691d, 10-7'24b: Gorman
campaign ll-182b ; Nethfer-
lands campaign ll-174d;
Wattignies 28-419a.

— , Marie Adolphe 5-376d.

— , MARIE FRANCOIS SADI
5-377d; 10-879b ; monu-
ments 5-Sllc, 10-606C, 16-
699c, 17-175C.

— , SADI NICOLAS LEON-
hard 5-378a ; thermodyna-
mics 13-141b, 26-809b.

Carnot, Fr.Congo 11-99 (B2).

— , bay, W.Aus. 2-960 (C3).

" Carnot " (battleship) 24-
902b.

Carnot, Lyc4e (College of St
Charles), Tunis 27-393a.

Carnot's axiom 13-141C.

— cycle 13-142a ; 26-809b.

— principle : see Thermody-
namics, second law of.

Carnotvilie, Dah. 11-204 (G5).
Carnot wall (fortification) 5-

377c.
CARNOUSTIE, Scot. 5-378b ;

24-418 (F2).

Cam Ruigh, mt., Scot. 9-269a.
Carnsore, pt., Ire. 14-744 (E4);

28-5G6a.
Cam Stackie, mt., Scot. 26-

lG9c.
Carntogher, mt., Ire. 14-744

(K2).

Carnto\vn, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Carntual, mt., Ire. : see Car-

rantuohill.
CARNUNTUM, Rom. fort,

Pannonia 5-378b ; 23-G4S

(D2).

Carnus (seer) 5-363C.
CARNUTES5-378C.
Carnwath. Scot. 24-418 (D3).
Carny, Md. 17-828 (B3).
CARO, ANNIBALE 5-378d.
— , Don Giovanni de, baron of

Montechiaro : see Monte-

chiaro, Don Giovanni do

Cairo, baron of.
— , ELME MARIE 5-379a.
— , Frank 21-31d.
— , H. (chemist) l-155a ; 14-

507a.

— , Joseph : see Qaro, Joseph.
— , Miguel 6-7 lid.
Caro, Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , Tex. 26-690 (N4).
Caroata, riv., Vcnez. 5-298b.
Carob bean : sec Locust bean.

— tree : see Locust tree.
Caroche 5-402d.

Carcie, W..D. : bronze gates
18-212 (Plate).

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page I.

150.

To make lull use of this Index It I* exsentlal to read the
instructions given on Page I.

CARL-CARR

— (K roll) S07»b.
CantUti (bard) 83-718*.

. .,...-.. . Q 2- i ii..-.«.

i

«.*r..lrrii. N.«. 18-772 (C4X

I 27-42B.1.
— . Ilrai. 4- I

— , r.u. 22-

— . It. I. 23

>.'. 28-466 (KB); 27-
1 !
Carolina. Lex (1531) 87-780.

— din-k : *•<• Wood-duck,

— Jaomlne 11-5J9C.

— parakeet 20-8694.

— rail 22-8 ISd.

CAROLINE (of Ansbach) 8-
..- ,; Mttoj i:»-i 'i :
statue ifr411b; Walpole

of Brunswick) 8-
744*.
- Darmstadt) 13-

________

380b :
— (of U

41 ' i

Caroline, Wta. 18-740 (E4).

— (San Matco). fort, IK 10-
.Mlli; 3-050.

— w Ui, Polynesia 20-436 (K-

CAROLINE. tsl«, Pac.O.
8-3800 ; 20-436 (D-E4): In-
habitants 18-391a; statistics

.
» mts, W.AUS. 1-960 (D3).

— , mts.. Tib. 8-108 (FIX

— Hay, X.Z. 26-978b.
Caroline Books 14-2 7 4 d.
Caroline Brewer Cruf t Fund 5-

ITSb.
Caroline Co, Md. 17->2S (H3)

— Co, Va. 2B-118 (K2).
Caroline Depot. N.Y. 19-51M

.

Caroline Iiwt It ute, Nor. (Stock
holm) 25-936b.

Caroline Matilda (of Denmark
and Norway) 8-278a,

Caroline table* l»-290a.

Carollngian Crcle : tee Chan
sons de Geste and Charle-
magne Legends.

— Kinplra 0-350» full. ; 9-
9J4»; lt-647o; coinage 18-
898o ; diplomas 8-305b
Germany ll-833b ; Lorn
bardr 18-934d. Set also

CtaATl6n

— Renaissance B-894a; 10-
SlOb ; 23-840 ; 13-S42b
Agobard 1-380O : Alculn 1
o3te; annals 2-61b : artists
t-396d: illuminated MSS.
14-3144 ; ivory carvings IS-
96d; miniatures 18-524o
seals 24-539d.

— minuscule 2O-5778.
CAROLING I ANS 5-3Slo; 10-

808a: lO-908b.
Carolini, Libri 1-21 So.
Carollnlum28-879a,
CmroUno. La, Sp. : tet La

Caroline.
Oarolls. Kaffacllo de : tet Raf

faellino del Garbo.
Carullia : trr llemiderma.
Carolus dollar : tee Dollar

Carolus.
CAROLUS-DURAN (C-harlc-s

Auguste Emile Durand) 5-

tm

Carom, riv., Perm. : tet Karum
Carom (billiards) 7-505a.

— (croquet) : tee Cannon.
Caron (Dutch merchant) 15-

bta.

— (French artist) 15-98c,

— » PJerre Augnstln : tee Beau
marchais, Pierre AugnsUn
Caron de.

Carondelct, Mo^ 18-608 (G2).

. 18-S30a.

— Park, Mo. (St Louis) 18-
BOi (G1X

Carone 2B-650C.

Carom, rlv., Veoes. 17-989

(C2); 28*2750.
— . riv., W.L 28-544 (D4).

" Caronla " (liner) 24-886b.
Caron lo add 28-66 Od.
Caroniuin. Sp. : tet Cornnna,
Carophyllacus 28-408b.
CARORA, Venex. 5-381d ; 27-

989 (Al).
Carosomo, Benedetto : tee

Benedetto Carisslmns.
Carotid arteries 2-666o; 1-

•.'!•'. : 3--.". b.

— bodies 8-63id ; 18-7 lie.

-I97d.

t) 8-1570 1

(coin ) 2 -

gas «-

Uu (Vaiid ) 28-

Carp. I'. (Ituioauian

.- i

;

.rir.

— . rir.. Mu-li. 18-372(1.
CARP cuh) 8-382a; 2-19e ;

22-572c ; Japanese folk-Ion
S-3il»: loiucrrlty 18-97 Ao;
sanctity In Kj.-yiit 8-46a,

— TlWe: trt Hull i.
CARPACCIO. VITTORIO s-

Carpal branches (of arteries)

2-667a,
Carpas, mts, Cyprus 7-696

(man); 7-696b.
CARPATHIAN MTS, Eur. 8-

SSld; 8-4 (II.1); 8-91U;

Carpathians, Little. mU, Aus.

3- I . ; . .

— . White, mts, Aus. S-4 <S1).

Carpathian sandstone teeol.)

24-88d; 7-lIGo; t-«Mo;

10-587b.

Carpathian Sea. MedlU

384b.

CARPATHUS. 1-1.. M.-.lit. 5-
384b; X-7Gii(l!.r>): 19-3011).
CARPEAUX.JEAN BAPTISTE
••S84o;M-499bi 24-5084.
• 10-5<itfc ; 10-:..'i3d.
scale 12-7 59d.
C. K. 25-53C.

PENTARIA. CULT OF,
Austr. 5-384d ; 2-900 (F3) ;
lO-5'.'Od.
Carpenter, O. II. (zoologist'

—, John 28-615b.

— . LANT 5-384d ; 17-302b.

— , MARY B-3S5S.

— , Nathaniel 11-621C,

— ,P. U. (iooloKi»t) 8-871d
8-S7'.'a: 8-

— , WILLIAM BENJAMIN 5-
385o ; 8-87 Id; 10-628C.

Carpenter, Colo. 6-722 (B2).

— , la. 14-732 (Kl).
—,111. 14-304 (C5).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— i N.Dak. 19-780 (El).

— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— , S.Dak. 28-506 (6-II3).
Carpenter-bee 3-62GC.
Carpenters and Joiners, Amal

gamated Society of 27-14 ia,
CariR-nters' Company 16-Slln
Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia

21-:iG8b.
CarpvntersviUe, 111. 14-304

(Dl).
— , Ind. :

14-422 (D5).

Carpenter r. Smith 20-90lu.
Carpenticr. Eduard 4-17SO.
— , i. A. M. L. 8-782d.
Carpentier, riv. Queens. 5-

384d.
Oarpentras : tee Genet,

Elcazcr.
CARPENTRAS, Fr. B-386a

10-778 (G5); 23-480d; lib

rary 16-iSSa.
CARPENTRY S-386b ; IS

476d.

Carpentum (carriage) 8-402a.
CARPET 5-392d; Axmmster

3-68d; BlKelow's loom 6

530a; Persian 2-449c. 14

740a, 21-196a ; Turkey 27

MWb.
Carpetanla, Rom. prov, Sp

Carpetanoe, mts., Sp. 25-530

(D2).
Carpctano-Vft.inica, mts, Sp

25-5-.>8a: 22-135a.
CARPET-BAGGER 5-397b ; 1

tes£

Carpet bedding (hort.) 13

CA'RPET-KNIGHT s-397b.

Carpet snake 2-94Sb ;22-704b

Carphosideritc 14-799a.

CARPI, GIHOLAMO DA 5
SBTe.

— , UGO DA S-397C.

CARPI, It. 5-397d ; 15-4 (C2)
25-5yy,l

CARPI, tribe S-397c.

Carpina, NJS.W. 18-538 (D3).

C'arplncho : tee Capybara.

CARPINI, JOANNES DE
Piano S-397d ; Chinese do-
mm '....J6-! )8e : .:••"•-" Qtl e i
dJsooreries ll-624d ; Mande
Title's plagiarism 17-562b.

Carpinteria. CaL 8-8 (D4).

i tre I l..r :.

Csurpocapsa pomonana( pomon-

Carpocratians 18-537O.

.r;.... : - ! .. 8--; L

Carpodacus 18-«16a.

— crasslrostrls 1-31 3d.
Oarpodlnos 4-5901. ; 23-797c.

— ohrlorri«Ua 2-39a.
farpocamy 23-123D.
( 'iirpugiHiluiii 1-591O.
< •arpofdoa 8-878a.

Carpo • metacarpus 18-485d;

Carpomys'28-443b : 21-393c.
Carpon. covr, Nfd. 18-I79(C1),
Carponycterinae 8-2 4 Id.

8-2420.

liatliamenals ;

— l.ilr.irj- 21- M I.

' arpophon n-j i.
Carpospore ll-335a ; 1-592C.
Carpow, Scot. 4-584 (III),
•irpus (anat.) 28-176a; 25-

178c ; 25-181a.
CARPZOV (family) 8-399c.
Carr, Christopher (pseud.) :

tre Benson, Arthur C'hris-

tppluT.

— , John 2-420c.
— , Osmond 8-533c.
— , Robert 19-4770.
— , Robert, earl of Somerset :

tee Somerset, Robert Carr,

earl of.

— , Walter 4-634c.
— . W. llroughton 3-6.'I2c.
Carr, Colo. 8-722 (Fl).
— , Inlet. Wash. 28-354 (G4).
Carra, Jean Louis 12-50c.
Cam. lake. Ire. 14-744 (113).
Carrabelle, Flu. 10-540 (U2).
Carraca. Sp. S-766d.
Carrack 24-866c.
Carracosa del Campo, Sp. 21

uoffit).

Carradale, bay. Soot. 24-41'.

(C4).

Carradori. Francesco 24-512d.
Carrageen : tec Irish moss.
Carrancha : tee Carrion-hawk.
Carrantuohill. mt. Ire. 14-744

(B5); 14-745a: 15-757d-
CARHANZA, BARTOLOME

8-399d.

— (Spanish fencer) 10-250b.
Carrapato (tick) 4-444c.
CARRARA (Carraresi) (family

5-IOOa.
CARRARA, It. 5-400d ; 15-4

(CSX

— , mts. It, 15-3d.
Carrara marble 17-676o : 21

333 (PL IV. tig. 4) ; 27-25l»c

17-123C.
Camacal. P.Is. 21-392 (F6).

— del Obispo, Sp. 25-530 (Cl)
Carrascalejo, Sp. 25-OJt

(B-C3).

Carraaco (plant) 4-44Ja.
Carraud, Mmu. Zulma 3-299a.
Carrawarrum, W-Aus, 2-96i

(C4).

Carrbridge. Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Carr-crow : tee Black tern.
Carre, Fabrico 1O-288C.
— , Louis 5-3240.
C'arreau (cuslilon) 7-667c.
Carrel, Jean Antoine 28-6I7C.
— , JEAN BAPTISTE NICOLAS

Armand 5-401a.
Carrol (arch.) : tee Carol.
Carreno, Don Juan de ^t^^»n<^a

27-U78d.
CABRERA. JOSE MIGUEL 5

inn, : 6-1.'. I!..
— , Rafael 12-063d ; 5-677a.

— (Mex. general) 18-341a.
Carres ffiosirr 13» C.'u.
Corrcta (Monkey), pt., C.R. 5

«7S (A6).
Carretas, cape, Peru 21-2C

(B4).

Carretcro, Juan 28-101 2d.
Carrhae, Mesop. 23-648 (F3)

26-305 (Cl): tee alto

Harran.
Carriacou, 1st, W.I. 28-544

(E-F2) ; 12-5790 ; 7-265b.
CARRIAGE (converance) 5-

401c;15-191d.

— (feudal service) 7-lOBc,
Carrick (earldom) 4-879d ;

Carrick. Duncan, earl of :
Duncan, earl of Carrick.

— , Henry de Percy, earl of 21
IMd.

— . llobwt <U Ilrooa, earl of

— fuotMrt Braos. car! of : tet
Itoberttbellrooa.

— . fci»

bjS

Carrtck. Ire. (Uooasal> 14-744
(9)7 (Ml 3d.

— , Ire. (Wcxford) «8-.'.«6d.
— , KcoU ( Arayll.) 24-418 (US).
— . Hoot. (Orkneys) 2O-t80o.
Carrtck. eartie. Ire. »-4
— .dtet, Hoot. 24-412 M.I);

3-; .; II-..- 17- •
— , int.. Ire. 14-744d; 28-

..: ,

— a-Itcde, laL. Ira. 11-MTa ;
2-153b.

Carrickbetv Ire. (Carrick-on-

Suir) 8-407 b.
CARRtCKFERGUB. Ira. 8-

406c; 14-744 (Pi): battle

(ICIt) 18-1 Ib; gcolocr **•

7 ; L

CarrlckKlMH, Ire. 18-981a.
CARRICKM ACROSS. Ira. 8-

407s ; 14-744 (K .;) ; 14-74:.d.
CarrtckmacroM lace 18-40d ;

19-:)40b.
CAHHICK-ON-SHANNON, Ire.

5-407l> : 14-744 (D3).
CAHRICK-ON-SU1R. Ire. S-

407b; 14-744 (D4) ; 14-

7 -,"(..
Carrickreairh. caotle. Ire. 18-

973&.
Oarriek Roads, roadstead.

Corn. 18-liOc.
Carriden. Scot. 18-732a.

— House, mansion, Soot. 24-

418(D-K2).
CARRIER. JEAN BAPT1STE

5-4071) ; 10-b67a; 8-596a

ll-2u«a.

Carrier. Okla. 2O-68 (Cl).
CARRIER (law) 8-407o; af

freightmcnt l-302a ; lien

16-i95b.

— (engineering) 27-2Sd.

— (pneumatic despatch) 21-
-.';,,;,.

( ml .- ,, Boolba 20---J] . ; 7

388b : 28-4180.
Carrier-BeUeuse, Albert Ernes

24-i08a; 8-758C.
( ,: . •.. 1. M • I A: itoh 20

504d ; 22-10Cd.

— , J. (zoologist) 13-424&.

— , MORITZ 8-408b.
Carriero, Miss. 18-600 (C5).
Carricres, fort, Ger, 18-308

(plan).

— Bous-PotosT. Fr. 10-778

I -\ •/.

— Bur-Seine, Fr. 10-778 (B5).
Carrier pigeon 8-452b.
Carriers, tribe 14-459b.
Carrier's Act (1S30) S-408a.
Carriers Mills, 111. 14-301 (D6)
Carries, Jean 24-509b.
L'arriRufoyle, castle. Ire. 21

as.

Carrigaholt. Ira. 14-744 (Bl).
Carrigahooly, castle. Ire. 17

Carrigallne, Ire. 14-744 (Ci).
Carrlgallen, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Carrigaloc, Ire. 7-159 (map).
Carruan. head. Ire. 14-744

(02).

Carrigart, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Carrigatoke, mt-. Ire. 14-74

(El).

Carriger, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Oarrigrenan, pU. Ire. 7-159

(map).

Carrigtohill. Ire. 7-159 (map).
CarrU, Sp. 25-530 (Al) ; 11

Carrillo, Carlos Antonio S-20c
17-13d.

CARRINGTON, C. R. WYNN
Carincton. 1st earl 5-40SC
17-'.'d ; l-702a ; 19-39b.

— , Sir Frederick 23-267 a ; 27
•: 'T.i.

—.RICHARD CHRISTOPHER

5-lOMl ; comets 2-81Ga
observatory 19-955d; photo
>;>lp r-- 26-^''- t.

— .Robert John Smith, baron
6-408C.

, Robert Smith, baron 5-

Carrtngton. Ches. 18-139 (D3)
— . N.DakT 18-780 (E2).
— , N.S.W. 19-471d.
— , O. 20-26 (F5).
— , pt,Cal. S-S(cn.
Carrion, Geronimo 8-919C.
Carrion, riv, Sp. 28-530 (Cl)

20-597C.

Carrion beetle 8-67 la.
— crow (Corrns corone) 7

512d; 14-760a.

atraU) 8-»l4J.
Buorr : ••'
— ha«kB-«78a

8-7.'.' .114).
— . Sp. 28-530 (I)
— . mt, Colo. 8-72.
:

— Creek, rtv.

— Creek, rir., Cal. 8-8

— Creek, rlv., .VMex. 18-510

— bprings. Tex. 28-690
Carfbaio. N.Mex. 18-510 (MX
Cairo, MM. Alps 1-7 43a.
Carro. de (pbyilclan) 18-310a,
CARROCCIO (war chariot) 8-

408d; 8-730a; 18-30b ; 7-

illo.

Carrocedo, rir, 8p. 18-830a.
Carrock KelL mt., Cuiub. 8-411

(I. 113): 7-615a.
CARRODUS. JOHN TIPLADY

5-l09a.
Carrol (arch.): tee Carol

(arch.).

CARROLL, CHARLES 5-409*.
— , Daniel 28-352b.
— , JOHN (1735-1017) 5-40»b ;

ll-421a.
— , Lewis : tee Dodgaon. O. L.

— (physician) 28-91 Ic.
Carroll. la. 14-732 (C1X

La. 17-54 (Al).
Md. 17-828 (A4).
Me. 17-434 (Ij:t).
Neb. 18-324 (G2X
O. 20-'J6 (E5).
fort, Md. 17-828 (B4X
. Vrk. 2-552 (HI).

— Co, Ga. 11-752 (A2).

— Co, la. 14-732 .

— Co, 111. 14-304 (Cl).

— Co, Ind. 14-422 (D3X

— Co, Ky. 15-740 (C2X

— Co, Md. 17-828 (E-F1X

— Co, Miss. 18-600 (C2X

— Co, Mo. 18-608 (C1X

— Co, N.U. 18-490 (B4-S);
19-492b.

— Co, O. 20-26 (113).

— Co, Tenn. 26-020 (C1X

— Co, Va. 2B-11SUJ4).

— CTeek, riv. 111. 14-304 (Cl).
Carroll's Creek, riv, Md. 11-

60c.

— Hat, mt, Nfd. 18-479
<C3).

CarroUton, Ala. 1-460 (A3).

—.Ark. 2-552 (111).

— , Ga. 11-752 (A2).

— , 111. 14-304 <D4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (1

— . K--. 15-

— , Md. 17-828 (Fl).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F-G6X

— , Mo. 18-608 (C2i.

— , N.Y. 18-596 (B3X

—.0.20-26(113).

— , Tex. 26-690 (117).

— ,Va. 28-118 (F4).

— , Wash. 28-354 (C3X

Carrolltown, Pa. 21-106 (E4)

—.Scot. 24-418 (D2); 10-

149b; 23-45U.
— . riv, Scot. (Dumfries.) 8-

r..;. ..
— , riv, Scot, (Kincardine.) 18-

Wlm.
— , riv, Scot. (Ross.) 24-411

— , riv.', Scot. (Stirling.) 24-418

(D2); 25-927d.
Corron. inlet. Scot. 24-411

(Cl) : 23-7 42b.
CARRONADE S-UO«,
Carronbridge, Scot. 24-412

(E4).

Carrot, mt, Scot- 24-4 IS (FIX
— . riv. Can. 24-225 (B2).
CARROT 5-4 lOa; 11-256O ;

cheese colouring 7-748a ;

cultivation l-391d, l-392a ;

fibre 5-606d.

.

i OH •••:-. 0
Carrotlngl3-60c.
Carronge. Jean 8-639b.
CarrouKos, Fr. 10-778 (E3) ;

Carrousel, bridge, Paris 4-54 2c.
Carrow. Norwich 18-820a.
Carrowkeel. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Carrowmore, diet. Ire. 28-

14*0.
—.lake. Ire. 14-744 (B2); 17-

936d.
Can- Pond, lake, R.I. 28-149

(B2).
— Shield. Northumb. 8-411

O-D3).

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Carre Pond, lake, Me. 17-434
(D2).

— Station, Ga. 11-752 (C2).
Carr Steamship Line 25-854b.
Carre, The, dlst.. Yorks. 9-412

(I. G4); 8-76d.
CarrsTille, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).
Carr-swallow : see Black tern.
Carruca 5-402a.
Carnicate (measure) : see Car-

ucate.
Carrum, Viet. 18-90 (map) ;

22-127d.
Carruthers, mt., Can. 4-600

(Dl).

Carrville, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Carrjr (falconry) 10-142a.
CARRYING OVER S-410o ;

25-932a ; l-12Ja.
Care, Jean Francois 4-311d.
— , Laurent 4-311d.
Carsa:g, Scot. 24-412 (B3) ;

18-OUOd.

Carse (diet.) 24-414a; 12-59a.
Carsebridge, Scot. l-698b.
Carse of Falkirk, Gowrie, &c.,

Scot. : see Falkirk, Gowrie.
Careevenne, Fr.Gui. 12-682b.
— , riv., Braz. : see Calcoene.
Carsewell, John 5-617a; 5-

635c j 5-6J8d.
Carehalton, Sur. 16-942 (D3) ;

26-140b.

Carlja (d)ct.) 24-660d.
Carsington, Derby. 8-71b.
CARSIOLI (CareoU),It.5-410c;

15-26 (CS).

Carso, nits., Ans. : see Karst.
CARSON, CHRISTOPHER 5-

410d.

— , H. A. 27-403b.
Carson, Ala. 1-4GO (B4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— , la. 14-732 (BJ).
— , La. 17-54 (A3) ; 17-56c.
CARSON, NOT. 5-411a; 5-8

(D2).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (H3).
— , Va. 28-118 <E3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (D4).
— , desert, Nev. 12-398a.
— , lake, Nev. 5-8 (D2) ; 19-

451c.
— .riv., Nev. 5-8 (D2) ; 19-

451c.

— City, Mich. 18-372 (E-F6).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 <C2).
Carson field mouse 19-451d.
Carson Sink, bog, Nev. 5-8

(D2) ; 19-451C.
Careonville, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (H6).
— , Mo. 18-608 (F-G1).
— , Va. 28-118 (A4).
Carephairn, Scot. 24-412 (D4) ;

15-832a.
Caretairs, Scot. 4-584 (B2) ;

24-418 (D!!) ; 4-584C.
CARSTARES (Carstaire) WIL-

liam 5-41 la; 24-452d.
CARSTENS, ARMUS JACOB

5-411c.

Carstensz, Jan 5-384d.
Carstensz, mt., N.G. 19-487b.
Caretone 12-551d ; 25-632d ;

19-7 45a.
CARSULAE, It. 5-4110 ; 15-

26 (D3).

Carswell, Francis 4-438b.
Cart (Black, and White), rivs.,

Scot. 24-418 (C!); 6-572b.
CART (vehicle) 5- 1 lie; 14-

768b.

Carta, Pers. : see Astarabad.
Carta Carilotis 6-394a.
Cartacup, W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).
Carta de Foresta 10-644d ; 16-

210c.
Cartae baronum 15-868b.

— de Mundeburde 8-305b.
CARTAGENA (Carthagena),

S.Am. 5- II Id: 6-701 (A2);
battle (1697) 12-347a; battle
(1741) 3-14a, 27-1033b;
battle (1900) 6-7 12a; buc-
caneers 4-7 1 la ; secession
from Colombia (1840) 6-
710d ; Spanish treasure
ships destroyed 25-608b ;
trade l-807b.

CARTAGENA (Carthagena),
Sp. 5-412b ; 25-530 (E4) ;
25-5580.

Cartagenna, N.Af. 5-427a.

Cartageous azalorus 17-508b.

Cartatro, Colom. 6-701 (A3).

CARTAGO, C.Am. 5-413a ; 5-
678 (D6); 18-343C : 7-221C.

Cartal, Rum. 23-826 (D2).

Cartama, Sp. 25-530 (C4).

Carta Mercatoria 9-460a; 12-
929c.

Cartan, E. J. (mathematician)
12-630b.

Cartaphilus : see Joseph of
Arimathea.

Cartaret : see Carteret.

Cartasuciriargunan (myth.) 3-
51d.

Cartaio, Port. 25-530 (A3).

Cart-bote : see Plough-bote.
Cart Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-

780 (Gl).
Carte, Richard : clarinet 6-

438b.
— , Richard d'Oyly 26-56b ; 8

533c.

— , THOMAS 5-413a.
Carteaux, Gen. Jean Francois

17-768D.
Carte blanche : bfizique 3

842b ; piquet 21-638b.
Cartecay, riv., Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
" Carte de Tendre " (map) 13'

385c.
Carteia, Sp. 23-648 (B3) ; 23-

630d.
Carteira, C. Verd. Is. 5 - 253

(map).

Cartel (economics) : see Kar-
tell.

— (law) 10-50b.

Cartella, Sp. 25-530 (A-B1) ;

20-252d.

Cartellier, Pierre 7-336c.
Cartenna, Alg. 23-648 (C3) :

see also Tenes.
CARTER, ELIZABETH 5-

413b.

— , H. J. (zoologist) 18-865d.
— , H. R. (physician) 13-78b.
— , James C. 3-777b.
— , J. H. : flour machines 10-

550a, 10-552a.
— , Rev. T. T. 25-160C.
Carter, Ky. 15-740 (E2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (II).
— , Wis- 28-740 (E3).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4) ; 28-

874c.
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (E-F2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (E-F5).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (D3).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (I.I).

— Dome, mt., N.H. 19-490
(E3) ; 19-490d.

Carteret, Frances Carteret,

Lady 12-363a.
— , SIR GEORGE 5-413c.
— , John Carteret, lord : see

Granville, earl.
— , Sir Philip de 5'843a.
— , Philip (explorer) ll-628d ;

Paumotu 20-966b ; Santa

Cruz 24- isilr ; Solomon Is.

25-365a.
— , Philip (U.S. governor) 19-

509c; 19-513C.
Carteret, Fr. 10-778 (D3) ; 17-

542d.

— , N.J. 19-502 (A3).
— , isls., Pac.O. 20-436 (18).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (F3).
Carter Fell, mt., Cheviots 9-

412 (I. D2); 6-11 Id ; 23-
790a.

Carterhaugh, penin., Scot. 9-
863d.

Carteria 10-467c ; 14-561a.

Carter Junior Republic (U.S.)
11-7 49c.

Carter-Moriah, mts., N.H. 19-
490 (E3) ; 19-490d.

Cartere, Cal. 5-8 (C3).

Cartersburg, Ind. 14-422 (E5).

Cartere Creek, Tenn. 26-620
(E2).

Cartereville, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— , Okla. 20-58 (F-G2).

— , S.C. 25-500 (D-E2).

— , Va. 28-118 (D3).

Carterton, N.Z. 19-624 (E4).

Carterville, 111. 14-304 (C6).

— , Mo. 18-608 (B4) ; 28-4550.

Cartesian curve 7-661b.

CARTESIANISM 5-414a; 8-
81b; ethics 9-829d; idealism
14-281C, 18-228C ; Kant 15-
664a ; Leibnitz 16-387C ;
Malebranche 5-41 8d; materi-
alism 17-878C ; Spinoza 5-
421a ; theism 26-753a. See
also Descartes.

Cartesian oval 20-382b.

— parabola 20-748a.
Cartesius correctus : see Giin-

ther, A.

Carthaea, Gr. 12-440 (F3) ; 5-
684b ; early coinage 19-
885c.

CARTHAGE, Af. 5-428d : 1-
643 (Dl); 23-648 (D3) ;
army 2-594b ; Balearic Is.
captured 3-249c ; Cadiz oc-
cupied 4-930a ; church cal-
endar 17-805b ; coinage 19-
892c ; commerce 6-767b ;
Etruscan treaty 9-854c ;
Hellenism 13-245b ; inscrip-
tions 14-619b, 14-635d;
Malta occupied 17-510d ;
Massilia's rivalry 17-767d ;
mosaics 18-884C ; Moslems
5-33a ; navy 19-3130 ; Per-
sian relations 21-21 la:
primacy re-erected 16-29Sd;
Punic Ware, see that title ;
Roman colony 12-308b,

23-6 15b, S-430b ; Roman
treaties 23-624a, l-331b ;
Sardinian colonies 24-215O ;
sea-power 24-550c ; Sicilian
ware 25-2Ga, 5-428b, 26-
989b, 25-2 7c; Vandals 27-
884c.

Carthage, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
III. 14-304 (A3) ; 19-280d.
Ind. 14-422 (F5).
Me. 17-434 (B4).
Miss. 18-600 (B4).
CARTHAGE, Mo. 5-431b; 18-
608 (C3).
N.C. 19-772 (C2).
N.Y. 19-596 (E2).
O. 20-26 (K-L6) ; 6-372d.
S.Dak. 25-506 (H3).
Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
Tex. 26-690 (N3).
. cape, Af. 12-219b.
Carthagena, S.Am. and Sp.

sec Cartagena.

CARTHAGE, SYNODS OF 5.
431c ; agapes forbidden 1-
364d; Caelestius 21-63c ;
Canon Law 5-194a, l-150b,
3-878a ; lections 16-357d.
Carthagh, St 16-775b.
Carthaginiensis, prov., Sp. 23-

649 (B2-3).
Carthago, N.Af. : see Carthage.

— Nova, Sp. 23-648 (B3) : see
also Cartagena, Sp.

Carthamine23-999a; 23-770b.
Carthamus : see Safflower.
Carthaphilus : see Joseph of

Arimathea.
Carthorpe, Yorks. 9-412 (I.

E4)
CARTHUSIANS 5-432a ; 1-

20b ; Charterhouse 5-952d ;

in England 16-959b; in Scot-
land 24- l.-lll.l.
CARTIER, SIR GEORGES

Etienne 5-433b ; Ottawa

statue 20-370a.
— , JACQUL.S 5-433c ; l-807d;

11-626C ; 22-728C.
Cartier, Can. 20-114 (D2).
Cartier hydrometer 14-163d.
Cartigny, Switz. 11-587 b.
CARTILAGE 5-434a ; 6-960a;

ll-554d ; cephalopoda 5-

689b; nose20-77c.

— bone 14-261b.

— , displaced, or loose 15-488d.

— glue : see Chondrin.
Cartilages of Santorinl : see

Cornicula laryngis
Cartilagines minores (nose) 20-

77c.

Cartima, Sp. 14-634a.
Cartington,Northumb.7-130c;

19-7921).

Cartisane 16-44c.
Cartland Craigs, cliffs, Scot.

16-136C.
Cartmel, Lanes. 9-416 (II. Bl) ;

cave 5-578b ; priory 16-

143a, ll-:!63b.

— Fell, Lanes. 9-412 (I. C4) ;
wood carving 28-795b.

Cartocharn, Scot. 24-418
(B-C2).

Cartography : see Map.

Carton, R. C. 8-533d ; 8-536d.

Carton pierre 20-737d.

CARTOON 5-434a ; mosaic
18-8890.

" Cartoon of Pisa " (Michel-
angelo) 18-363d.

CARTOUCHE 5-435a ; 21-
346d.

Cartridge, hill, Lanes. 16-139
(D2).

CARTRIDGE 5-435a; l-872b;
12-725d ; small arms 1-
874c ; storage l-865a.

— case 20-206c.
Cartter, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Cartusia, Fr. : see St Pierre

de Chartreuse.

Cartworth. Yorks. 28-933 (B2).
CARTWRIGHT, EDMUND 5-

435a ; 4-371a ; power-loom

28-4461) ; warp stopping

machine 28-447b.
— , JOHN 5-435b.
— , PETER 5-435C.
— , Ralph 14-406c.
— , SIR RICHARD JOHN,S-

435d.

— , THOMAS 5-436a; 12-605b.
— , WILLIAM 5-436b.
Cartwright, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (El).
— , Pa. 21-1 06 (E3).
Caruana, Canon 17-512d.
Caruarn, Braz. 4-440 (K3) ;

21-178C.
Carucage 5-436c ; 9-486b ; 28-

295c.
CARUCATE 5-436c; 13-451a;

4-592a ; 7-804a.
Carucci, Jacopa : see Pont-

ormo, Jacopa da.
Carnm Carui : see Caraway.

— petroselinnm : see Field
pareley.

Caruncle (bot.) ll-258d.

— (ornith.) 6-852b.
Carunculae of clitoris 12-76flb.
Caruncula lachrymalia (anat.)

l-940c.
CARUPANO, Venez. B-436c ;

27-989 (Cl) ; 27-988d.
Carura (Cabura), Asia 15-625c.
CARUS, KARL GUSTAV 5

436c ; 21-536b.
— . MARCUS AURELIUS 5

436d ; 23-ii;. lil ; 23-658c ;

Ctesiphon besieged 7-594o ;

Mesopotamia invaded 21

222a.

Carusbur, Fr. : see Cherbourg.
Carushomo, Benedetto : see

Benedetto Carissimus.
Caruso, cape, It. 15-4 (A6).
Caruthersville, Mo. 18-GOS

(B5).

CARVACROL5-437a.
CARVAJAL, ANTONIO FER

nandez 5-437a.
— , LUISA DE S-437a.
Carvalhos, Port. 25-530 (A2).
Carvel (hymn) : see Carol.

— (ship) : see Caravel.

— built (diet.) 5-303C.
Carventum, It. 15-26 (C6); 16-

270a.
CARVER, JOHN 5-437c ; 17>-

861d.
—.JONATHAN 5-437d; 18-

552c.

Carver, Mass. 17-852 (F3).
— , Minn, 18-550 (D6).
— , bay, Mich. 18-372 (A).
— , bay, Wis. 28-740 (D-E1).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (D6).
Carversville, Pa. 21-106 (M5).
Carves oven 6-656d.
Carvestrene 26-648b.
Carvie, riv., Scot. 8-406b.
Carvin, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
CARVING(dlct.)5-438a ; stone

17-848b. See also Ivory

carving ; Marble-sculpture ;

and Wood-carving.
CARVING AND GILDING 5-

438a.
Carvoeira, cape, S.Port. 25-

530 (A4).
— , cape, W.Port. 25-530 (A3);

Carvol : see Carvone.

Carvomenthene 26-651d.

Carvone 26-649c ; caraway
seeds S-303C ; spearmint 21-
129c.

Carwar, India : see Karwar.

Carwell, N.S.W. 19-538 (F3).

Carwood. Ind. 14-422 (F8).

CARY, ALICE 5-438c; 1-835C.

— , ANNIE LOUISE 5-438d.

— , Sir Henry : see Falkland,
viscount.

— , HENRY FRANCIS 5-438d.

— . Lucius, 2nd viscount Falk-
land : see Falkland.

— , PHOEBE 5-438C ; 1-835C.

Cary, Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— , N.C. 19-772 (D2).

— , riv., Som. 25-388d.

Carya (bot.) : see Hickory.

— alba : see Shell-bark hick-
ory.

— amara : see Swamp hick-
ory.

— olivaef ormis : see Pecan nut.

— porcina : see Pig-nut.

— tomentosa : see Mockernut.
Caryae, Gr. 12-440 (D3) ; 2-

367b.

CARYATIDES 5-439b.
Caryatis, Artemis 2-664b.
Carychium ll-526a.

— minimum 25-284b.
Caryes, Turk. 2-851c.
CARYL, JOSEPH 5-439b.
Caryocar 4-890c ; ll-259d.

— butyrosum : see Pekea nut.

— nuciferum : see Butter-nut.
Caryocedrus : see Juniperus

drupacea.

Caryocrinidae 8-878a.
Caryocystis granetum 20-237b.
Caryolymph : see Karyo-

lymph.
CARYOPHYLLACEAE5-439b;

flower 10-5601), 10-570d,

10-572d ; secdll-259d.
Caryophyllaceous corolla 10-

564c (fig.).

Caryophyllaeidae 26-408a.
Caryophyllaeus mutabilis 26-

408a ; 26-408b (fig.).
Carvophyllene 20-52b ; 26-

652d.

Caryophyllla2-102a; 2-104c.
Caryoplaem : see Nucleus.
Caryopsis ll-256d ; 12-373d.
Caryosponeria 20-237d.
Caryota 20-641a.

— onusta : see Cauong.

— urens : see Kittnl palm.
Caryotronha 6-617a; 6-616

(PI. I. fig. 4).

Carysfort, William Proby, 5th
earl of 2-556b ; 21-800a.

Gary Station, III. 14-304 (Dl).
Carystus, Gr. 12-440 (F2);

coinage 19-885C. See also

Karystos.

Gary v. Daniels (U.S.) 24-813a.
Caryville, * la. 10-540 (C6).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).
Casa, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Casabexis, lake. Me. 17-434

<C2).
Casabianca, Giacomo Jocante

5-440b.

— , Louis de 5-440b.
— , RAPHAEL, comte de 5-

440a.
Casabianca (Felicia Ilemans)

13-257b.

Casabindo (Guayatayoc), la-
goon, Arg. 15-547c.
CASABLANCA (Dar el Baidn),

Mor. 5-440b; 18-851 (C-D2);

French occupation ( 1 90 7 ) 18-

859a.
Casa Branca, Braz. 24-200c.

— Branca, Port. 25 - 530
(A-B3).

Casaccia, Switz. 26-242 (H4) ;

6- 118a.

Casa Cunti, Colom. 6-701 (B4).
Casa do Contratacion l-807b;

3-65b.

— del Labrador, palace, Sp.
2-318c.

Casae litterarum (Innocentius)

12-612c.

Casagiove, It. 15-4 (B-C5).
Casa Grande, Ariz. 2-544 (B3) ;

2-547C.

— Grande, N.Mex. 19-520 (F2).

— Grande, mt., Ariz. 2-544
(C3).

Casa Ouidi Windows (E. B.

Browning) 4-669d.
Casal di Principe, It. 15-4 (B6).
Casale, It. : see Casale Monfcr-

rato.
Casalecchio, Brancaleone degli

Andalo, count of 23-117 Ir.
Casale Marcigliana, It. 15-4

(Fl).

— MONFERRATO, It. 5-440c ;
15-4 (B2); annexed to
France 10-844c ; captured
by allies ( 1745) 3-42d ;
Mattiolil4-835c;8iego(1630)
10-837C, (1640) 27-412c.

Casalmaggiore, It. 15-4 (C2) ;

16-935d.

Casalpusterlengo, It. 15-4 (B2).
Casamance, dist., Sen. 24-640C.
— , riv., Sen. 11-204 (A3) ; 24-

640b.

CASAMARI, abbey, It. S-440d.
Casamentum 10-910a.
Casamicciola, It. 15-4 (A-B6) ;

earthquake (1883) 14-866c.
Casan, China 20-10b.
Casana (Ital. statesman) 15-

83a.

Casana, pass, Alps l-745b.
Casanare, Colom. 6-701 (C3) ;

4-352b.
— , riv., Colom. 6-701 (C3) ; 6-

703a.

Casanate (cardinal) 16-572b.
CASANOVA DE SEINGALT,

Giovanni Jacopo 5- 1 lod.
Casanova, N.Y. 19-596 (12).
— , Va. 28-118 (E2).
Casa Nuova, It. 14-91 8d.

— Oleole, It. 15-4 (Fl).
Casapalca, Peru 21-272C.
Casa Pirota : see Pirota, Casa.
Casarca cana 24-826d.

— dussumieri25-289b; 4-9 I M.

— rutila : see Ruddy shel-
drake.

— tadornoides 24-826d.

— variegata 24-826d.

Casa Real, Alhambra : see

Moorish palace.
Casares, pt., Nic. 5-678 (C5).
Casas, Sp. 20-390c.

— Blancas, Mex. : battle (1832)
24-1 84c.

— GRANDES, Mex. 5-441a;
18-318 (C-D1).

— Ibafiez, Sp. 25-530 (E3V
Casasimarro, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
Casas y Noboa, Fernando 24-

192b.
Casati, G. (explorer) 6-924d ;

Emin Pasha 9-341a ; Mahdi

rebellion 9-127c : Niam-

Niam 19-636b.
— , Gabrio (mayor of Milan)

15-5 Id.
CASAUBON, FLORENCE ES-

tienne Meric 5-441C ; gift to

Bodleian library l-903b.
—.ISAAC 5-441c; Euripides

9-905C ; on Grotius 12-622b.
Casauboniana l-903b.
Casaya, isl., Colom. 6-702a.
Casbin, Pers. : see Kazvin.
Cascade, la. 14-732 (F2).
— , Md. 17-828 (El).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E5).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page t.

152

— Locks, Oreg. 88-141 (DO.

CASCADE MT8.. V Mi.. 5-
444a; 88-241 d'4-2) : 87-
MSa ; fauna I7-633o ; forest
rawrvv B-444b; geological

ffl87-619d. 18-4«8b ; rain-
28-3441, ; volcanoes 88-

i-.'.i
— , pt.. N.7.. 19-624 (114) ; geo-

logy 18-624d.
Cascades, falls, Columbia rlr.,

U.S. 88-143a : 8-739b.

— Point, Can. B4-x2a.
Cascade Springy 8. Dak. 88-

— Tunnel. Wash. 88-344
(D-E1): 27-404d.

Casoadilla Creek, rlr.. N.Y. 15-

- ..i

Casoadores: ax Cascarilleros.
Oascaes. Port. 88-430 (A3) ;
18-772C,

r 1. tal.. Colom. 4-741d.
,r. riv.. Sp. 17-96b.
jo 8-160b.

spedla. rir.. Can. 22-724
. '!).

Casoar, C.Asia : ter Kashgar.
Oasoara bark 4-733c.
Cawarae aromatlcus nyrupus,

and Uquldum 23-231a.
Oasoara sagrada 83-231a; 4-

7 :..-.
Oasoarllla bark 14-353a ; 3-

...,,,..

Casoaiilleros (S.Am. Indians)

6- BE

Casoariolo, Vlncenro 21-477a.

Casoavel. Braz. 4-440 (K2).

Cascavel (tool.) : tee Hat tie-
snake.

Caaoareous (Proreucals) 22-
I I.

Casollla, Miss. 18-600 (B-C2).

Cascina, It. : battle (1364) 10-

CasclnafattalS-lla.
CaeciorolUH, V. 3-402s_
Casoo. Me. 17-434 (114).
— .tar. Me. 17-434 (B-C4) ;

CASE. JOHN 5-4441).

— , Leonard S-404C.

— , Vf. A. 8-638a.

Caw, Colo. 8-722 (F2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (E3).

— , Inlet. Wash. 88-344 (F4).

— , pU. Antarc. 21-961 (G).

CASE (diet.) 5-444c.

— . action on the : tee Action.

Cawatlon 27-344C.

Caw hardening 2-72b ; 14-

Cawln8-22c; 7-748d; 7-76lb;

of plants 1-51 4c.
Cawlnogen 1-5 14d ; 19-923a.
Cow u altered. The (Ben Jon

son) 15-502d.
Cawlla (musician) 7-81 la.
CaseUl. Jean : tee Cazalls,

Henri
CASEMATE (diet.) 5-114,1;

10-703d.

— mounting 6-flOOa.
Casement, Roger 6-92 la.
CASEMENT (diet.) 5-444d ;

15-479C.
Oaw Narlre, riv., Martinique

17-802 (AS).
Casenove, Gulllaume de 8-

741b.
Cawntlno, Jaoopo dl : are Ja

oopo dl Cawniino.
Cawntino, riv.. It. 27-864b.
— . ral.. It. 2-631d.
Cote ol Keattm. The (William

Law)18-299c.
Caw Pilote, Martinique 17-

..

Caaerlo (anarchist) 5-378a.
Cawrto (Basque farm) 3-9'.tlc.
CASERTA. It. 5-44 Id; 15-4

(C5) : S-124a.
— (Terra dl Lavoro), pror..

It. 15-7a ; airrieiilture 15-'J,1 ;

rolcanoes 15-Sr.
Caw School of Applied Science

Cleveland S-404c.
CASE-SHOT 5-44ia; l-866c

2-693c ; 2S-»82d.
Court of Cmtcitrux (Robert

Sanderson) 24-139a.
Cotrt on the Popery Law*

(Charles Howard) 2§-498b.
Caw stated (law) 5-444c.
Cawrllle, Mich. 18-372 (Q6).
Casey, Edward Pearce 28

I4M.
— , John S-383C.

lu make full uae of thin Index It If estentlal to read the

given on Page I.

. PhlL 18 UM. CMOS, tal.. AegJ4. 8-760 (114).

Casey. la. U Caspar, c.

i i .1 — , pt.. Cal. 5-

CA1>ARI. KARL PAUL 8-
441o ; cUssMoaUon of PJwds
18»«17b.

Hull. :

CARRS-CAST

710 (A3).
Ca-rraln. Henri lUymood.

abbe ••167 tl.

Ca.li. J. Theodore 88-1764.
Caah. Ark. S-5.V.1 (Kfl).
CASH (diet.) 8-444.,
— (ChlMW coin) 0-1880 ; 18-

Casban. pror., Pen. : tee Kaah-

Oash'book 4-tSte.

Cashel. Inv « ... ilalway) 14-
: u ni:;) ; to-iala.

CASHEL. Irv. (Co. Tlnperary)
S-ll... : 14-711 >li|); 14-
T07d ; 14-766a ; foundation
14-7490 : geology 88-1004b ;
•yncKl 14-771B.

• ik. 19-780 (Ol).

— . rat.. Ire. 23-727c.
Cashell. Scot. 24-418 (Ul).

— . riv.. Soot. 16-»:i7b.
Gaahen. rir.. Ire. 14-744 (114) ;

15-74Ha-

Caahew apple 5-446b.
CASHEW NUT 5-445d.

— Oil 5-444(1.

— tree 5-444d.
CASHIBO. tribe 5-446b.
CASHIER (diet.) 5-440b.
Caahln, Hum. 23-S20 (Cl).
Cashlo, lleri^. 13-..;i'.i.l.
Cash ion. Okla. 20-58 (DIV
Cashla. bar. Ire. 14-744 (113).
Cashlaundrumlahan, int.. Ire.

14-744 (C3).

Cashmere, C.Aaia : tee Kash
mlr.

— . Wash. 88-354 (E2).

— , W.Va. 28-560 <C4).
Cashmere (textile) 18-168a.

— »ha» Id : tee Kashmir.
Cash on delivery 5-445a.
CaahpaJall, riv., Braz. l-785d.
CASH REGISTER 5-446C.

— BaftaterOompanr, National
7-M7b.

Caxhton. Win. 28-740 (C5).
Cashto«m, Pa. 21-106 (116).
Caai, Benl 2S-542c.
Casla (liyzantiuo poetess) 12-

S23b.
Coaibus I'irorum el h'rminarum

lUudrium (lloccaccio)

105b ; 14-902b.
Caalgliano, marquisate and

dm-liy 7-204c.
Casllda, Cu. 27-285d.
Caslllna, fort. It. 15-4 (Fl).
CASIL1NUM (Capua), It. 5-

440c ; 15-26 (F.4) ; battle

(554) 19--J rJ.i. 16-J I i.i : tee

alto Capua.
Casimlr, St 28-SSd.

— (of Bayreuth) ll-59a.

— I. (duke of Poland), 11-
818c; 13-2 7 Sa.

— III. (the Great) 5-446d ; 21-
903d; 24-140c; 21-632c ;
excommunieatod 6-484d ;
marriage Il-4l8d; Hadom
founded 22-S10c.

— IV. (of Poland) 5-117,- ; 21-
905d ; 15-8811.

Casimlr, fort, Del. 7-949c ; 25-

lOMo.
Caaimlr-Perler ( Fr. statesman):

tee P6rier, Cosimir Pierre.
CAS1M1R-PERIER. JEAN

Paul Pierre 5-11-1,; 10-

BMd.

Caaing • in machine 4 - 220c

..

Casino, N.S.W. 18-538 (Gl).
CASINO (diet.) 5-4480.
CASrNUM, It. 5-449b; 15-26

<D4).
Casiaulare, rlr., S.Am. 27-989

(B3).

— Canal, Braz. 1-7870.
CAS1HI, MIGUEL 5-449C.
CasluK, mt,, Syr. : tee Akra.
Cask (math.) 18-145d.
CASKET 5- 149e.

CASKET LETTERS 5-449d ; 3-

lUo.

Casky, Ky. 15-740 (A4).
Caslau. Aus. 3-4 <D2) ; diet

(1421) 4-126a.
CASLON (family) 5-452c.
Caama. Peru 21-264 (B3) ; port

21-27 la.

— , riv.. Peru «l-*65d.
Castnalia, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
Casmenao (myth ) : tee Ca-

menae.

Casmenae. Sic. 26-296d.
Casmllusdnyth.): ire Hermes.
Caroer. III. 14-304 (D4).
Casnovla. Mieh. 18-372 (E6).
Canon, Te*. 26-non (\:t).
Oasone^. riv.. Mex. 27-1015b.
Casorla. It. 15-4 (B6).

<*t);

. WTO. 88-874 (IT).
_'*

— Creek, m.. N.\. 18-496

115).

— Creek, rir.. Wyo. 88-874

Ca«pcrtii« Aellanus : tee Aril-

aim*. Caipertue.
Caspl. Joseph : tee Kvpi.

Joseph

Oasplana, La. 17-44 (Al).
Caspian Oates. pass, RUSS.AS. :

tee Iron Gates.
Caspian herring 88-194b.
Caspian Pond, lake, VL 19-

I'.m ,1 I)

CASPIAN SEA 5-452d ; 2-736

(F4): ancient conception

18-87o ; Khazars 18-7741,;

Pliocene deposits 21-847d ;

rainfall 2-745a : RaUel's

theory 14-49*^ ; Hubruqulu

88-81 Ib; seal huntlnff 28-

P.M. .

Caspian tern 88-646C.
Casplum, Mare : tee Caspian

~. .,

Casque 13-247a.
Casquets, rocks, Chan. In. 9-

430(VI. Al); S-841a;ll{cht-

houw 18-647d.
Casa. Sir John 12-794c.
— , LEWIS 5-455b ; treaty

with Indians 12-443a.
Casa, Ark. 2-442 (B2).
— TTnd. 14-422 (C6).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (1CI).
— , lake, Mieh. 22-fiGb.
-, lake, Minn. 18-450 (C3) ;

dam 18-606a; discoveries

•MOM.
— , rir., Mich. 18-372 (G6).

— Co., la. 14-732 (11-C3).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (B4).

— Co.. Ind. 14-304 (E3).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (D-E8).

— Co., Minn. 18-.',50 (C4).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B3).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (O3).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (H-I4).

— Co., Tex. 26-60U (N2).
Cassa, Sp. ZS-.'i.'ti) (G2) ; cork

industry 11-902D.
CASSABA, A.-iu M. 5-456a ; 2-

760 (H3).

Canada : tee Cassava.
Cassa Ecclesiastica 15-1 8c.
CASSAGNAC, BERNARD

Adolph Granler de 5-456a.
— , Granier de 8-655b.
— , P. A. M. P. G. de 5-456b ;

duel 23-426d.
Casaagnea, Jacques, abbe de

Caaaagnes-Begonhea, Fr. 10-

778 (F5).

Casual, riv.. C.Af. : tee Kasal.
Cassala, Ger. : tee Cassel.
Cassalls, E. 25-471d.
OnsanB, Giovanni Francesco

5-456b.

— , NICCOLO 5-456b.
CASSANDER (king of Maee-

donla) 5-456b ; 17-224d ;

Aristotle's pupil 2-50 a ;

siejre of Corcyra 7-145d.
CASSANDER, GEORGE 5-

456c; 7-916b ; 14-18.'>c.
CASSANDRA (prophetess) 5-

4.16d ; 13-220C ; tomb 19-

I04c.

Cassandra. Pa. 21-106 (E5).
— , cape, Turk. 27-426 (C3).
— , (rulf. Turk. 27-426 (C3) ;

20-9S,,.
— .penin., Turk. 27-426 (C3) ;

Blsaltan 3-991 b; Protesl-

lausat 22-47 Id.
Cassandra (Lycophron) 17-

153a.
Cottrmdre (La Oalprenede) 13-

I8«b.
Cassandrela, Maced. : tee Pin

Oassanje. Bel.Cong. 8-923

Cassano. It. 26-242 (F5)

battle (12.19) 8-8 IGd : battle

(1705) 25-603a; battle

(1799) 11-195C.
CASSANO ALL' IONIO, It. S-

457a; 15-4 (F5).
Cassant, George : tee Cas

sander. George.
Cawarate, riv., Switz. 26-242

(F4).

" Cassard " (enilaer) 24-9I2b.
Camareep 5-4.171).
Cassaria, Asia M. : tee Cae

aareaMazaca.

CASSAVA 5-I.'.. a; llraxll 4-
: Guadeloupe 12-044b;

palwarl Uuuor 8-Mla.
Jasaar. China : aw Ilanc-

<Tjow.fu.

( a~ ( II > . Mich. 18-371 <(J6).
Caswos. Ark. S-AAl (M).
Casw (wine llssMs) : ttt

Tonrne.
Cai«e, pass. Alps : sw Onod*

- Dearrte. paas. Alps 1-7421,.
Caasiysliilsii telescope 18-

614a: 88-44l»d; 88-46Sd.
Oaswl. Sir Ernest 27-44 la.
CasseLCal. S-H(CI).
CASSEL, Kr. 5-4.'-7c ; 18-77"

(Kl)j battle (ITM)tl-Mld.
CASSEL (Kaswl). (,rr. S-

447o ; 11-808 (U3); pottery

5-7411.1. 5-751C.

— . dlit.. (i<-r. 11-856 (map).
CASSELL, JOHN 5-458b.
Caswlnutn, Pa. 21-106 (I>6).

— , riv., Md. and Pa. 21-106
(D6).

Caswlmann's green 7- 1 1 Ob.
Caaselton, X.Iiuk. 18-780 (Q3).
Court Spectator 22-9 13e.
Caawl yellow 18-3 19a.
Oaswnolwtte 17-539d.
Caascnrode. India 14-382

(Fi:i).

Caawrins, Julius l-930c.
Casse Rural! : tee Hurall.

Cassia, Kla. 10-540 (E3).
CASSIA (via). It. S-458d ; 15-

26 (C3); 15-4 (El); 15-27r.
CASSIA (bark) S-458c ;

376c; as Incenw 14-349a.

- - II,-.-,,,,., 5-1 .-.i ; 16-.>J,i;

1«-382<L
Cassia acut ifolia 24-646b.

— antrustifolia 24-646c.
Cassia Co., Ida. 14-276 (B-C4) ;

agriculture 14-277b ; springs

14-276C.

Cassia fistula 5-4 58c.
Cassia, Lex 20-932b.
Cassia marilandiea 24-646O.
Casslan, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
Casslan beds (geoL) 27-260d.
Casslan dl Macerata : •

Macerate, Cassian di.
Casslanl (Roman legal school!

5-462a.
Casaian of Marseilles : tee Cas-

sjanus, Joanne<i Eremita.
CASS1ANUS. JOANNES ERE-

mita (reeluse) S-458d.

-, Julius 8-353a.
Cassia occidentalls 6-649c.

— pulp 5-448C.

— Roxbunrhii 5-779c.
Cassiar. dlst., Can. 4-600 (Cl).

— , mts.. Can. 4-600 (Cl); 5-
160 (C3-D4).

Casslblle, Sic. 25-24d.
Casslcus 14-274C.

— persicus : tee WeaTer-blrd.
Cassidarla ll-416b.
Cassldldae 11-41 6b.
Caasidinao : tee Tortoise

beetle.

.
Caasldula ll-426a.

.

Cassle, Alexander 3-3I3d.
Caasieae 18-382d ; 16-859C.
Ctutii Orahnut (Anton, us Thy

lesius) §-462b.
Cassilis (family) : xrr Kennedy

(family), except as below.

— , Clilbert Kennedy, 3rd <
of 24-4441).

— , Gilbert Kennedy, 4th <
of 24-1171) : 28-6290.

Cassills, Soot. 24-412 (D4).
Casein. Pauline 5-379a.
Csnsinror (Benedictine con

gregatlon) 3-722c.
Casslmra, diet., W.Af. 2-39d.
CASSINI (family) 5-459b.

— , Cesar Francois 5-459c.

— , Giovanni Oomenlra 5
459b; 2-81 4a; 8-802b.

— , Jacques B-459O ; 25-790a,

— .Jacques Dominique, coun'
5-459C.

Casslnl, riT., Port.Guin. 11-204

(A4); 22-168h
Cassinian curve 5-459b ; 20

ttfb.

Casslnl Convention 8-202c.
Casslnl de Thury : tee Casainl

Cesar Francois.
Casslno. It. 5-449c ; peace

(1230) 11-17.1.
Casslno : tre Carino (diet.).
Cuslnomagns. Fr. : tee Chas

senon.
Oasslobnrr House, mansion.

Herts. l3-400b.

Caaslnriiii > Park. Uerta. 18-9U

r) 8-4494.

Of BoetTu* 4-ll7a;

htstorr M-eedb.
CMalope. (Jr. 7-1461,.
UaMlope bypnoUlw 8-1471. i

. -lum : tie Lutecium.
Casalpore. Una. 4-44U iKI).
—.capa. Bras. 4-440U
—.rlr.. Braz. 4-440 Ol); 4-

441..

Caaala. fr. 4-3l3a.
"Mail (zool.) ll-413a; 11-

.1....

— cornota ll-569a.

— de Ullon (l.queur) 8-lTOb.

— tuberosa ll-569a.
CASSITER1DE8 8-460c ; 22-

70:(d.

CASSITERITE 8-460d: 88-
997a; 18-61.V; axial ratio
7-476d ; srnUieals 18-5l3a.

Cass.tes, tribe : ter Kass.te.

CASSIUS (family) 8-461b.

— . AVIDIUS5-462a ; in Ecypt
9-89b; SeleuCiacapturedM-

— . Dionysius ll-736b.

— , GAIUS(Pannens«)5-4«2b.

— , Spurius (snraamed Veeal-
Unns) 5-461 b ; 14-C3&4.

— Apronianus8-278d.

— Chaerea : tee Cbaerea Cas-
•iosU.D. 41).

— Dio tocoeianus : tee Die
Cassias.

— Felix 2-924D.

— Longlnus, UlonyMus : tee
Longlnus, Dionyslus Carlos.

— Longinw. Gains 5-461e ; 4-
940d : 8-358b ; Rhodes be-
sieged 23-259b ; tribute 18-
..•.<; L

— Loiwinus, Galas (1st cent.
A.U.) 5-462a.

— Longinus, Lucius 2-241d ;
13- 253d.

— Longinus, Qulntus 6-461d.

— Majumus Tyrius : tee Maxi-
mus of Tyre.

Cassias, mt., Syria : tee Akra.
CASSIVELAUNUS 5-462C.
Cassia. Ritta von 25-81 8c.
Cass Lake. Minn. 18-550 (C3).
Caasley. glen, Scot. 24-412

(Dl) : 28-169C.
CASSOCK 5-462C.
Cassola y Fernandez, Manuel

25-562C.
CASSONE 5-463a ; 11-364 (PL

II. fig. 4).

Cassoon : tee Caisson.
Cawope, Gr. 12-440 (Bl): 8-

..

Cassopo, Or. (Corfu) 7-1 46b.

Cassoppils, Mich. 18-371
(D-E8).

Cassotis, spring. Delphi 7-
975a.

CassoTla, Hung. : tee Kassa.

CASSOWARY5-463b ; 8-336d
(flg.); 3-977a; 24-746c; de-
».-•:.••: .' ..n • f '•' : -• 10-
228b ; duration of life 18-
975d; fossil forms 22-9 18a;
incubation 9-1 4d; uioulUnf
10-226C.

Casstown. O. 98-26 (B4).

Cassrillc. Mo. 18-608 (C4).

— , N.J. 18-402 (D3).
—. Pa. 21-106 (F-G5).

— , Wis. 28-740 (C6).

— . W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
CAST (diet.) 6-463C.

— (falconry) 10-142D.

— (plaster) 24-488b.
Castabala, Asia M. : tee Bud-

rum.

QMt«g"«. Giorannl Battlsta :
SfVUrban VII.

'

...

CASTAGNO. ANDREA DEL

5-463d ; 3-24: d ; 4-307C.
Castagno di cento cavalll 8-

113a.

Oastatn, lake. Alak. 18-8«c.
Castaldo (general) 17-803C.
Castalla, Ha. 18-540 (D4).
-, la. 14-732 (Fl).

— . N.C. 19-772 (D-EI).

— . O. 2O-26 (E2).
CASTALIA, pnrinit, Gr. 5-463d;

12-427b ; li-60a.

— (bot.) : tee Nymphaea.

— (tool.) 18-123b.
Castallon. Sobaotian : set

CssteUlo. Sebast an.
Castalla, Sp. : battle (1813)21-

For Key to Contractions, etc., aec Page /.

153

CAST-GATE

Castamon, Asia M. : see Kasta-
muni.

Castana, la. 14-732 (B2).

Castanea dentata : see Chest-
nut of U.S.

— sativa : see Spanish chest-
nut.

— vesca : see Spanish chest-
nut.

Castanet, FT. 10-778 (EG).
CASTANETS 5-464a.
Castanheira : see Brazil nut

tree.

Castanheiro, Braz. 4-440 (C2).
Castanite 14-799a.
Castanopsis chrysophylla 21-

781b.
Castauos, Francois Xavier de,

due de Baylen 16-lS3a ; 21-

90d.
Castanosperraum australe : see

Moreton Bay chestnut.
Castasegna, Switz. 26-242 (H4)
CASTE S-464a ; 13-502b ; 4-

748d ; gotra 14-440d ; Sikh

rejection 2S-84c ; Vedic

hymns 4-382b.
Casteel, Ark. 2-552 (CD.
Casteggio, It. : see Clastidium.
Casteil, FT. 22-6S9c.
Castejdn, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
— , Sp. 25-530 (El).
CASTEL, LOUIS BERTRAND

5-469b.
Castel, Ger. 11-808 (II. m8) ;

17-444a.

— an-Dinas, rock, Corn. 7-
183a.

Castclani (physician) 25-240c.
Castelar, Baltasar Patino, niar-

guis of 20-927l>.
Castelar, Colo. 6-722 (B4).
CASTELAR Y RIPOLL,

Emilio 5-469b ; 25-558c.
Castelb6, Lerida, counts of 1-

966c.
Castel Bolognese, It. 21-579c ;

4-248c ; 9-338b.
Castelbuono, Sic. 15-4 (E6).
Castel Ceriolo, It. 17-699b.

— d'Asso, It. 2-382d.
Casteldelflno, It. 3-41d ; 3-

393b.
Castel di Leva, It. 15-4 (F2).

— di Sangro, It. 15-4 (E4) ; 15-
4c.

— di Tusa, It. 12-829C.

— Durante, It. 5-732d.
Castelet 8-7 08d.
Casteleyn, Matthijs de 8-721c.
CastelBdardo, It. 15-58a.
CASTELFRANCO NELL'

Emilia, It. 5- 17 In; 15-4
<C2).

— VENETO, It. 5-471a; 15-4
(C-D2).

Castel Fusano, It. 20-359a.

— Gandolfo, It. 15-4 (F2) ; 1-
480d ; 15-Gld.

Casteljaloux, Fr. 10-778 (E5) ;

17-16d.

CASTELL, EDMUND 5-471a.
Castella, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Castellaccio, It. 6-686a.
— , mt.. It. 26-642C.
Castella de Oro, S.Am. 6-710c.
Castellammare, Sic. 15-4 (Do);

25-22a.

— , Palermo 20-599 (map).
— , gulf. Sic. 15-4 (Do).

— Adriatico, It. 15-4 (E3) ; 3-
59d.

— DI STABIA, It. 5-471b;
15-4 (C6); 5- 123d; battle
(A.D. 553) 25-749d.

CasteUamonte, It. 15-4 (A2) ;

15-12d.
Castellane, Fr. 10-778 (H6) ;

3-492c ; 22-506a.
Castellaneta, It. 15-4 (F4).
Castellani, A. (bacteriologist)

27-341a ; 28-909b.
— , F. (antiquarian) 10-344b ;

15-367b.
Castellani sarcophagus 26-

656a.

Castellano, riv., It. 2-723a.
Castellano language : sec

Castilian language.
Castellar, El, dist., Sp. 25-530

(E2).
Castel Lariano, It. 15-4 (G2).

— Lastua, Aus. 18-767 (A2).
Castellat, Sp. 26-597C.
Castellazo di FontaneUato, It.

26-6580.

Castellb6, Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
CasteU Coch, castle, Wales :

see Castle Coch.

— Collen, Wales : see Castle
Collen.

Castellensis, P. V. : see Virgil,

Polydore.
CASTELLESI, ADRIANO 5-

471c.

Castelletti, Cristoforo 20-896b.
CasteUi (physicist) 26-535d.
— , Benedetto 14-115b ; 27-

61d.
— , IGNAZ FRANZ 5-471d.

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Castelli, M. 5-582d.
CastelM, It. 5-732d ; 5-735b.
Castelliuu, It. l-467a.
Castellio, Sebastien 5-74d ; 5-

214c.
Castell-Nedd, 'Wales : see

Neath.
CASTELLO, BERNARDO 5-

47 Id.
— , GIOVANNI BATTISTA 5-

472a ; 5-S2c.
— , VALERIO 5-472a.
Castello, hill, It. 22-67 Oa.
— , int., Alps 26-242 (H4) ; 1-

745a.

— , pass, Alps l-745b.
CASTELLO BRANCO, CAM-

illo 5-472a ; 22-162d.

— Branco, Francisco Caldeira
de20-747b.

— Branco, Azores 3-83 (II.).
CASTELLO BRANCO, Port. 5-

472c ; 25-530 (B3).

— Branco, dist., Port. 5-472d ;
3-658a.

— de Vide, Port. 25-530 (B3) ;
l-540d.

— Grande : see San Michele,
castle, Switz.

Castello Melhor, count of 22-

148c.

Castellon, Diego 7-61 9c.
CASTELLON DE LA PLANA,

Sp. 5-473a ; 25-530 (F2).
CASTELLON DE LA PLANA,

prov., Sp. 5-472d ; 25-530

(E-F2) ; 25-531d.
Castello Point, Azores 3-&3

(IV.).

— Rodrigo, Port. 25-530 (B2).
Castelloryzo, isl., Asia M. : see

Castelorizo.
Casteil Prysor, castle, Wales :

see Prysor castle.
Castelluccio, It. 6-571C.
Castellum (monastery), It. 5

460a.

— (Roman baths) 3-515a.

— Airaldi, Fr. : see Chatelle-
rault.

— Amerinum l-805b.

— ante Nacum, Ger. : see
Andernach.

— Finnanum, It. : see Porto
San Giorgio.

— Menapiorum, Fr. : see Cas-
sel.

— Peregrinomm, Pal. : see
Athlit.

— Tingitanum, Alg. : see Or
leansville.

Castelluzzo, Sic. 15-81a.
Casteil y here, ruin, Wales : see

Y Bere, castle.

Castelmadama, It. 15-4 (Gl).
Castelmuschio, Aus. 3-4 (D4).
Castelnau, Berenger, viscount

4-573b.

— , Francis 18-502b.
— , Jacques de 5-473d.
— , MICHEL DE 5-473a ; 4-

6S6c.
— , Pierre de (ecclesiastic, d.

1208) : see Pierre de Castel-
nau.
— , Pierre de (15th cent.) 5-

473a.
Castelnau, Fr. (Gironde) 10

778 (D5).
— , Ft. (Lot) 10-778 (E5) ; 17-

16b.

Castelnaudary, Vidal de l-97b.
CASTELNAUDARY, Fr. 5-

473d; 10-778 (E6); 5-483c;

geology 5-778a.
Castclnau-Riviere, Fr. 10-778

(E6).
Castelnuovo, Aus. 3-4 (F3) ; 5-

538b ; 27-447C.

— di Garfagnana, It. 15-4 (C2).

— Scrivia, It. 15-4 (B2) ; 27-
71d.

Castelorizo, Turk.As. 2-760
(C5).

— is!., Asia M. 19-1 14a.
Castel Porzi".no, It. 15-4 (E2) ;

16-2S5a.

Castelraimondo, It. 5-1 08a.
Castel Romano, It. 15-4 (E2).
Castel Rossello, Fr. : see Rus-

cino.

— San Pietro, It. 9-337d.
CASTELSARRASIN, Fr. 5-

474a ; 10-778 (E5).
Casteltermini, Sic. 15-4 (D6).
Castel Trosino, It. 2-723b ; 15-

367d.

Castelvecchio, It. 22-124a.
Castelvetrano, Sic. 15-4 (D6) ;

25-22a.

Castelvetri, Giacomo 9-733a.
Castelretro, Lodovico 5-379a ;

7-470a.

Castelvolturno, It. 15-4 (B5).
Caster (suffix) : gee Chester.
Casterley, anc. camp, Wilts.

28-700b.

Casterlian group 21-847O.
Casterton, Viet. 28-38 (A2)

28-42c.

Casterton, Westm. 3-572a.
— , Great, Rutl. 9-424 (IV.

Bl) ; 23-94Sb ; Oolite quar-
ries 23-944C.

— , Little, Rutl. 23-945a.
Castets, Fr. (Landes) 10-778

(D6).

— , Fr. (Gironde) ll-474a.
CASTI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA

5-474b.
Costia-gilos (Raimon Vidal de

Besalu) 22-499b.
Castiglia, Gaetano 15-49d.
Castiglionchio, Lapo da 10-

534c.
CASTIGLIONE.BALDASSARE

5-474b ; 13-5530 ; 14-907c.

— Branda (cardinal) 5-4 7 5a.
— , CARLO OTTAVIO 5-474d.
— , Francesco (painter) 5-475a.
— , Francesco Xaviero : see

Pius VIII.

— , Gianotto 15-865c.
— , GIOVANNI BENEDETTO

5-474d.

— , Godfrey : see Celestine IV.
— , Pierre Frangois Charles,

duke of : see Augereau.
— , Salvatore 5-475a.
Castiglione, Alg. 1-643 (Bl) ;

1-645C.

— , It. (Como) 26-242 (G5).
— , It. (Narese) 26-242 (F5) ;

battle (1796) ll-191a, 11-

190 (map).
— , cape. It. 28-15c.
— , fortress, Rome ll-380a.

— del Lago, It. 27-215a.

— della Pescaia, It. 15-4 (C3).
CAST1GLIONE DELLE STI-

viere, It. 5-475a; 15-4 (C2).

CASTIGLIONE OLONA, It. 5-
475a.

Castilblanco, Sp. 25-530 (C3).

Castil-Blaze, F. II. J. : see
Blaze.

Castile, Fernan Gonzales. count
of : »ee Fernan Gonzales (of
Castile).

— .Juan de Velasco, duke of
Frias and constable of : see
Frias, Juan de Velasco.

Castile, N.Y. 19-596 (B-C3).

CASTILE (Castillo, Castilla)
kingdom, Sp. 5-475b ; 25-
530(C2-D1); 9-916 (map);
25-530 (C3-D2) ; coinage 19-
898c ; counts 25-570b ; Fer-
dinand of Portugal 22- 1 -1 2:i ;
history 25-542a (foil.) ; John
of Gaunt 16-1 4 7a; kings 25-
57 la ; Knights Templars
26-597C ; military system 2-
622c.

— , New, Spanish kingdom,
Am. l-807a ; 21-691a.

Castile soap (Marseilles soap)
25-29Sa.

CASTILHO, ANTONIO FELI-
ciano de 5-476a ; 8-510c.

— , Joaodel6-772b ; 26-863a.

Castilian language 5-475(1 ; 25-
575c.

— literature : see Spanish
literature.

Castilla, Ramon 21-276c ; 6-

231d.
Castilla, kingdom, Sp. : see

Castile.
— , canal, Sp. 25-530 (Cl) ; 20-

597d.

— , pt., Nic. S-678 (E5).
" Castilla " (battle-ship) 25-

595a.

Castillard 20-8 Id.
Castille, Fortunfi : see Bois

gobey, Fortune, du.
CASTILLEJO, CRISTOBALDE

5-476b ; 25-582b.
Castiilet : see Chatelet.
Castillo (general) 25-562c.
Castillo, mt., Andes l-962d.
— , mt., Sp. 28-910b.
Castilloa elastica 23-797b ; 23-

799d.
Castillo de las Guardas, Sp. 25-

530 (B4).

— del Morro, Cu. : see Morro.

— El, temple, Yuc. 5-678b.
Castillon, G. F. M. M. 5-324c.
Castillon, Fr. (Arifege) 10-778

(E6).
— , Fr. (Gironde) 10-778 (D5) ;

battle (1453) 9-516b.
Castillonnes, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Castillos, lake, Urug. 2-462

(F3).
CASTILLO SOLORZANO, AL-

onso de 5-476c.

Castillo Viejo, Nic. 5-678 (D5).
Castine, Me. 17-434 (D4) ; 17.

436c.

— , O. 20-26 (AS).
" Castine " (ship) 25-595C.
Casting (falconry) 10-142b.

— (fly-flshing) 2-26c.

— (metall.) : see Founding.

— (sculpture) 24-488b.

— out nines (math.) 2-532a.

— the bar (athletics) 4-917a.

Castione, pass, Alps l-747b.
Castioni, in re (law-case) 10-

S7d.

Cast iron 14-827C ; 18-206a.
Castle, M. P. : stamp collection

21-3740.
— , W. E. l-507c ; 18-119b ;

24-7 48c; 27-383b.
Castle, Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , geyser, Wyo. (Yellowstone

Park) 11-9 14d.
— , hill, Braz. 23-354a.
— , hill, Cambs. 5-91a.
— , hill, Derby. 3-229b.
— , hill, Kent 8-453c ; 10-GOOb.
— , hill, N.Z. 19-624 (E2).
— , hill. Queens. 27-1 13b.
— , hill, Scot. (Elgins.) 10-672b.
— , hill, Scot. (Renfrews.) 23-

98d.

— , hill, Yorks. 18-317a.
— , isl., Ire. 23-728a.
— , isl., Mass. 17-852 (B-C4) ;

4-290d.

— , isl., Scot. 16-508a.
— , isl., W.I. 28-544 (C2).
— , isls., N.Y. l-490c.
— , lake, Scot. (Dumfries.)

16-840d.
— , lake, Scot. (Wigtown.) i

688b.

— , mt., Cal. (Fresno) 5-8 (D3).
— , mt., Cal. (Mono) 5-8 (D2).
— , mt,, Cal. (Tuolumne) 5-8

(D2).
— , mt., Cape Col.: see Kasteel

Berg.
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (D2) ; 6-

718b.

— , mts., Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , pt.. Corn. 10-156C.
— , pt., Ire. 14-744 (B4).
— , pt., N.Z. 19-624 (F4).
CASTLE 5-47Gd ; 4-269d ;

adulterine 9-480d ; Anglo-
Saxon 27-286d ; fortification

10-682c; keep 15-7 13d.

— (chess) : see Rook.

Castle Acre, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

DI); l-16a; 19-746a; gable

cross 7-507d.
Cast-lead work : see Lead,

cast.
Castle Ashby, Northants. 9-

420 (III. F2) ; 2-418c ; 19-

770b.
CASTLEBAR, Ire. 5-480b ; 14-

744 (B3).

— , riv., Ire. 5-480b.
" Castlebar Races " (1798) 5-

4800.
Castlehay, Scot. 24-412 (A3) ;

3-426d.
Castlebellingham, Ire. 14-744

(E3).
Castlcberg, rock, Yorks. 24-

705c.

Castleberry, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
ra.-tlrbkikrnry, Ire. 14-711

(C3).
Castleblayney. Ire. 14-744

(E2) ; 18-686a.
Castle Bolton, Yorks. 9-412 (I.

D4).

Castlebridge, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Castle Bromwich, Warwick.

25-758 (Bl) ; 3-9S4c.
Castlebrow Hill, mound,

Westm. 15-727d.
Castle Butte, mt., Ariz. 2-544

(C2).

— Bytham, Lines. 9-416 (II.
F4).

— Caereinion, Wales 9-428 (V
E2).

— Carrock, Cumb. 9-412 (I
C3).

— Cary, Som. 9-430 (VI. HI) ;
25-389b ; 25-389C.

Castlecary, Scot. 24-418 (D3) ;
4-584 (Al) ; 4-584b ; 25-
928c.

— Limestone 25-928a.
Castle Coch, castle, Wales 12-

76b.

— Collen, Wales 4-584 (B5)
4-586a.

— Combe, Wilts. 28-7 OOc.
Castlecomer, Ire. 14-744 (D4) ,

coal 15-793b ; geology 14-

745c.
CASTLECONNELL, Ire. 5-

480c; 14-744 (C4) ; 14-

776a.

Castleconor, Ire. 14-744 (B2).
Castle Coole, Ire. 14-744 (D2).

— Cornet, Guernsey : see
Cornet, castle, Guernsey.

— Cove, inlet, Viet. 28-38
(B3).

— Croft, Lanes. 4-868a.
Castledale, Utah 27-814 (D3).
Castle Dawson, Ire. 14-744

(E2).
Castlederg, Ire. 14-744 (D2)

27-550C.
Cast ledermot, Ire. 14-744 (E4)

15-791C ; geology 15-790d.
Castle Ditches, camp, Wales

16-830d.

Castle Dome, Ariz. 2-544 (A3).

— Dome, mt., Ariz. 2-544
(B3).

— Dome, mt., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— Dome, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(A3).

CASTLE DONINGTON, Leics.
5-480C ; 9-420 (III. El) ;
4-434C.

— Donnington, Viet. 28-38

CASTLE DOUGLAS (Cause-
wayhead), Scot. 5-480c ; 24-
412 (D5) ; geology 15-831d.

— Dounie, castle, Scot. 3-
:>SSla.

— Eaton, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D3).

— Eden, Dur. 9-412 (I. F3).

— Eden Dene, ravine, Dur. 8-
706c.

— Field, Northumb. 19-474a.
Castlefield, dist., Lanes. 17-

548a; 17-554d.
Castleflnn, Ire. 14-744 (D2) ;

8-4 13a.
Castle Forbes, castle, Ire. 16-

981a.
CASTLEFORD, Yorks. 5-480d;

28-933 (D2) ; 4-584 (C4).
Castle Frome, Hereford. 10-

605d.

— Garden Boat-Club Associa-
tion, N.Y. 23-785b.

Castlegate, Utah 27-814 (D3).
CasUegreKory, Ire. 14-744

(A4) ; 15-758b.
CASTLE-GUARD 5-480d.
Castlehaven, James, 3rd earl

of 2-lGa.

Castlehaven, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Castle Head, hill, Cumb. 7-

625a; 8-77d.

— Hedingham, Ess. 9-424 (IV.
D3) ; 9-785b ; 12-867c ; 20-
4031).

Castlehill, Me. 17-434 (D2).
Castle Hill, earthwork, Norf.
26-843d.

— Hill, penin., Wales 26-613d.

— Hill Creek, riv., Kan. 15-
654 (B2).

— Howard, Yorks. 28-934a ;
27-8800.

Castleisland, Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;

15-758a.
Castle Kennedy, Scot. 28«

628b.

— Kevin, Ire. : see Kevin,
castle.

— Line (steamships) 25-852b ;
7-G49a.

Castlemain, Richard Child,

viscount : see Tylney, earl

of.
Castlemaine, Barbara Villiers

(Salmer), countess of : see

Cleveland, duchess of.
— , Roger Palmer, earl of 6-

501a.
Castlemaine, Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;

15-759a ; geology 15-758b.
CASTLEMAINE, Viet, 5-481a;

28-38 (C2).

— Harbour, Ire. 14-757b.
Castlemaine series (geol.) 28-

39c
Castleman, riv., Pa. and Md.

17-828 (Al).
C'astlemartin, Wales 9-428 (V.

A4).

— , dist., Wales 21-81c.
Castlemartin (cattle) 21-81c.
Castlemartyr, Ire. 7-158a.
Castle Mona, I. of M. : see

Mona, castle.

— Mound, earthwork, Wilts.
17-740b.

• — Neck, penin., Mass. 17-852

(Fl).
Castle of Indolence (Thomson)

26-873a.
Castle of Oblivion, Pers. : see

Lethe, castle.
Castle of Otranto, TAe (Walpolo)

9-635a.
Castle of the Peak, Derby. :

see Peak, castle.

— Old Fort, earthwork. Staffs.
4-6680.

— Park, Mich. 13-61 la.

— Pilgrim, Pal. : see Pilgrim,
Castle.

— Pinckney, S.C. 5-943b.

— Point, rock, N.J. 13-553a.
Castlepollard, Ire. 14-744 (D3);

28-549a.
Castle Rackrent (Edgeworth)

8-934d.

Castlerea, Ire. 23-727d.
Castlereagh, Robert Stewart,

viscount : see Londonderry,

2nd marquis of.
Castlereagh, Ire. (Mayo) 14-

744 (B2J.
— , Ire. (Roscommon) 14-744

<C3).

— , bay, S.Aus. 2-960 (F2).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (D-E2);

19-537d.

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154

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Oat«Jsn>r. rapld». Ire. 18-694b.
SstiT Bempfo. lakr. Soot. 14-

li ii ; 23-UUa.

— Shannon. I -a.. M-106 (D7).
Oastls Stewart. Andrew Btow-
art, 1st baron 18-989a.

1 1 ! I : ; geology 4-719a,
CA8TLETON, Derby. 8*481 b :

9-116(11. D3).
— . III. 14-304 (Cl).
— . Ind. 14-411 (ES).
-. Kan. 18-654 (ES).
— . Lanes. 18-130 (El) ; 1

4Mb.
—.N.Y. (Rensselaer) 18-596

— , N.Y. (Richmond): Me New
Brighton.

— . Vtah 17-814 (E4).

— . Va. 88-118 (D2).

— . Vt.l9-llio(AI) ; 27-1 02 6d.

. X.Y. 19-596 (H4).

— New. Soot. : tee New Castle
ton.

— of llraemar. Soot- 4-37SC.
CASTLETOWN. I. of M. 5-

481o : 9-411 (I. Al) ; geo-
logy i?-534d.

— . Ire. 14-744 (D3).

— , N.Z. 19-614 (F4).

— , Scot. 24-412 (El) ; geology
4-959d.

— . riv.. Ire. 8-6710.

— Bearhaven, Ire. 14-744
(AS): 3-356b; 7-157O.

CasUetownroche, Ire. 14-744

OMtletownsend. Ire. 14-744

, l ; ', >

Castle ward 15-868a.
Castlewellan, Ire. 14-744 (El).
Castle Williams, fortincaUon.

N.T. 19-611b.
Castlewood. S.Dak. 18-506

(H-I3).

— , Va. 18-118 (Bl).
Castley. Yorks. 18-933 (Cl).
Castling (chess) 8-94d ;

101m.
CastUn's Point, pt., Arct. : tee

Orey Hook.
Cutner. B. Y. 1-70'Jc ; 22-

Castner-Kellner process 1-

81 «.
Castnia aoraeoidee 16-471c

— 'Snus 18-4980,

Castnlidae 18-471b: 16-1751).

Casto, Wis. 28-740 (F4).

Castor. La, 17-54 (A1V.

•rthants. 9-424 (IV. Bl) :
4-.'.-l i'5) : 9-7.-.H,- : in,,n-
astlo foundation 19-769b;
Roman pottery 8-iSla, 5-

7 _••-.'., M: i.
— , mt.. Alpsl.743b.

— . rlv., La. 17-54 (Bl).

— . riv.. Mo. 18-608 (OS).

— . rlT.. Nfd. 19-479 (BI).
Cantor (inln.) 21-2858.

— (silk bat) 3-600d.

— (•tar): ll-572d: 7-12 (map)
CASTOR AND POLLUX 5-

481d ; Araycus legend 2-
478d; Apharetldael4-280a:
German parallel* 13-376c ;
Homer 13-G21M ; Roman
rrlurlon 23-579d ; sculpture
12-I-L-. 16->:>7a; temples
1-414C (Agrlgcntum). 2-
834b (Athens). 20-17IM
(Cort). at-lSOd. 23-ilil,.
(Rome).

— and Pollux (zodiac) : tee
Gemini.

Castor Bean l-87a-

— beantlck 28-13b.

— cake 17-61 5d.

— canadensis : ire Beave*.
Ca<toream 3-6OOd.
Castoria. Turk. : tee Kastoria.

— . lake, Turk. : trr Kastoria.
Castoridae : tee Beaver.'
OMtoroidea t3-440c.
Castoroldes 13-446b.
CASTOR OIL S- !•<•-'!•: 20-451,

U-142c ; 20-50b.

— oil plant 5-4S2b ; 21-741r
(flg.) ; endosperm and coty

Jt«f*W

,.,i,._ w, fV-^^MU.
III Ilia. r*p, 1/-OWD.

— Nova. Rum. : set Craiova.

— Reglna. OCT. i SM hegras-
burg.

Castration 19-917b ; 9-890d ;

19-1. ."i, ; rape, penalty for
ritual UK 8-8H6b;

12-1
Cantra Tralana. Rum. : ,

Kantiuru Vslossi.
Cast*'-- '

—.MATTHIAS ALEXANDER

8-481d.
Oastrense. amphltheatrum 13-

CASTHENSIS. PAULUS

i- .1,

— , Robertas l-S10d.
CastRw, James of Armagnac.

count : ire Nemours, duke

of.
CASTRES. Kr. 5-483b ; 10-778

(F6): IS-., 11,1.
Castrl, Or. 7-97 3c.
CaBtricum. Hull. ll-196d.
Castries. Kr. 10-778 (F6).
— . W.I. 88-544 (Fl) ; M-lSa.
Castrillo, Sp. 15-530 (Bl).
Castri locus. Ilelg. : irr Mons.
Caxtrimoeuium, It, : tee Ma-
rino.
Castriota. Giorgio : tee Scan-

derbeg.

— . Giovanni 24-287c.
Castro. Antonio Serrao dr 22-

lOOa.

— , Clpriano 27-994b.
— , Eugenlo de 22-162O.
— . Francisco Sanchez de : i

Sanchez de Castro.
— , Guillen de 25-583b ; 8-

— , INEZ DE 5- 1 830.

— , JOAODES-|S4I>; 6-3791).
— , Joaquim Macbado de 16-

771, i.
— -Jo«e (Californian governor)

— , Jose de (Portuguese minis-
ter) H-153d.

— . Lope Garcia de 21-275b.

— .Pedro Fernandez de : (
Lemos, count.

— . Philip de 24-498a.

— , Publia Ilorteiisia de 22-
158b.

— , Tom : tee Tich borne claim
ant.

— , Vacade 21-27 5a.

— , Vieiradc22-163o.

Castro. R. v. 7-26d.

Castro, Braz. 4-440 (G7) ; 20

•88b.

— , Clul. 8-162d ; 8-148C,
— . Or. (Chios) 8-237a.
— . Or. (Enboea) B-804b.
— , It. (Calabria) : tee Castram

Minervae.
— .It. (Rome) 10-183c; 14-

582b ; 18-39c.
— , Switz. 26-242 (F4).

— Co.. Tex. 26-B90 (El).
Castrocaro, It. 18-510*.
Castrocontrigo. Sp. 25-530

(Bl).

Castro Daire, Port. 25-530
(BIX

— del Rio. Sp. 25-530 (C4) ; 7-
142a.

Castrodunum, Ft. (Eure et

Loire) : trr Oiateaudun.
— , Ft. (Yonne) 24-
CastroKeriz, Sp. 25-530 (C-D1).
CASTROGIOVANN1 (Kasr-

Yani). Sir. 5- 1> I.-': 15-4 (E6).
Castrogonzalo, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Castronuevo. Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Castro of Curfaga, Or. : to

Kastro of Knrtaga.
Castrqpol, Si>. 25-5.1U (Rl).
CASTRO URDIALES. Sp. 5-

484d ; 25-530 (Dl) ;19-30fid.

— ViT.le. P,.rt. 25-.',:»> (A-B4).
Castroverde, Sp. 25-530 (Bl);

Castmvillart, It. 18-4 (E-F5) ;

4-9B4d.
Castrovillari, conglomerate ol

U-847d.

Castroville. Cal. 5-8 (CS).
— , Tex. 28-090 (H-I6).
Castrovlrrevna, Peru 21-261

(C4) ; 21-272h.
CASTRO Y BELLVIS. GUIL-

1-n d» 5-l-Ll.

— y Velaseo. A. A. P. de : tee
Palomino de Castro.

Cavtrum.

— .Deotonls. U«c.: ttt Dul«-

— HannlbalU. It. 4-69A4.

It. ,11. It 2-lltfa.
CA8TRUM MINERVAC (Cu-

In.). It. 5-HtMi; 18-26(1)4).
Kr. : tre Castel-

It. (Etruria) 18-16

,, ,,

» (KS): l*Hll7a: ttt alto
Glulianova.

— llrtix-tiini. Kr. : tre Rethel.

— Truentlnnm. It- : tee Porto

.

OMU (path.) n-195d.
Castua. Aus. 8-4 (D4) ; 14-

887a.

Csjrtuers, Sp. 18-530 (CS).
Cutulo. Sp. H-648 (B3) : te.

oisoCazlona.
Casualty Insurance : tee \**A

dent Insurance.
Casual ward 17-837d.
Casuarii3-977a; 30-325d.
Casuariidae : tee Cassowary.
Casuarilformes 18-315b.
Oasuarina, mt., W.Aus. 2-960

I'j.
CASUARINA 5-485b ; galls 11-

415c ; geological ace 10-

SSOd; ovule i-lld.

— eoulseUfolia 18-287o ; 17-

ins

— Jungfauhnlana 15-2870,

— laterifolia 13-207 b.

— montana 15-2870.
Casuarinana, bay, Bur. 4-840

, v.i.
Oasuarina soberosa : SK Forest

...ik. .,f Au-lr;.!,.,.
Casnarius : tee Cassowary.

— bennottll : trr Mooruk.

— emeu : tee Cassowary, com-
mon.

— galeat us : tee Cassowary,
common.

— novae - hollandlae : tee
Emeu.

Ca-ucntuB, riv.. It. : tee Has

ento.
CASUISTRY 8-4850 ; 9-826a ;

26-784O ; Escobar's work' 9-

765c ; Jesuits' use 23- I90c ;

Llguori 18-679C ; probabil

ism 22-376a-
CASUS BELLI 5-4870.
CaiHvallon. I'rinco 2-18a.
Caswell, Richard 5-102b ; 19-

778d.

Caswcll, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
— , bay, Wales 2O-429b.

— Co.. N.C. 19-772 (Cl) ; 19-
772b.

— Sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).
Cat, barb.. Nfd. 19-479 (D2).

— head : tee Cat Head. pt.

— Isl., La. 17-54 (E3).

— Isl., Miss. 18-600 (CS).

— tol.. W.I. 28-541 (Cl) ; 3
207 d.

— Isl., Wis. 28-740 (Cl).

— mt.. N.Mex. 19-520 <C3).
CAT 5-1-7, ; 9-46a ; fur 11-

348b ; In religion 13-509b.
4-709a ; 16-9780. See aim
Dasynre.

— (astron.) : tee Fells.

— (diet.) 5-487d.
Cal.il.au,- ,r.ir.-,23-1.i.-..-.,-.
Catabathmus, N.Af. 23-rtl-

(E3).

— Matrnus, N.Af. : tee Sollum,
Gulf of.

Qctabolensei ' i:..n.,i:i ,,i'i. Isji
4-466a.

CATABOLISM 5-4 S9d ; 21-
557b.

Cataca, S.Am. 8-701 (Bl).

Catacamas, Hond. 5-678 (D3)

Catacaustic 5-558d.

Cataclasis (diet.) 19-113b.

Cataclastie (dirt.) 12-150b.

CATACLYSM (diet.) S-489d.

Catacoeha. EC. 8-911 (lit).

Catacol, Scot. 24-418 (A3) ; 2-
B44e.

CATACOMB 5-490a; decora
tions 19-22d. 23-485C ; Ha
drumctum 12-803a ; Kiev
15-7890 ; Rome 5-490,1. 21-
2S8c. 18-675d ; Syracuse 18
30Ic ; Ziza 5-660b.

Catadloptrlc system 18-634b.

Catadromous (diet.) 14-270C.

CataesehTnltes (heretics) 18-
759d.

CATAFALQUE (diet.) 5-500b

Catagrapha (diet.) 2O-464b.

Tu make full use of this Index It It ettentlal to read the

given on Pmge I.

La. 17- I
"La. 17-44 (B-CI).

.....r-^-"-"^'1

Catalan forgo 11-1M4.
Catalan liraii.l ' •xupaoy 11-

23-.l7«.
CATALANI. ANGELICA 8-

•

Catalan language 141-17 J. ; 88-
190.- ; airlloiurlM 8-l93t>.

— literature : mt gpanMi liur-
alun-.

CaUlans (adventurers) 11

oiso Catalooia.
>tal4o. lira*. 4-1 in 1(16).
jlalann 18-'.i--n. , 4- .iJa.
Catalaunl. tnu- 5--1 1. 1.
t Htalannlan Dlalns (battle) *

sn ChMoas-mr-Marne.
falaldi. Pletro Antonla 7

..-,

Cataldo of Tarrntum 14-782c.«
CATALEPSY 5-50Oc ; 8-91Oc ;

19-MII).

Calallna. cape. WX 11-824

(Bl).

— , harbour. Nfd. 19-479 (Dl).
— . Isl.. W.I. 12-.V.M ill-.').

— Range, mU., Ariz. 1-544

Cataioirne. M. de 18-79OC.

CATALOGUE 8-500d ; 18-
560a ; 18-SS9d ; arrange-
ment 3-91 Ob ; British Mus-
eum 18-5510 ; decimal sys-
tem 8-1 39c.

Catalon, Elizabeth 5-1 1 Id.

CATALONIA, prov., Sp. 8-
500d ; 25-530 (K-G2) ; brig-
andage 4 - 565c : church
architecture 2-400d ; cotton
manufacture 7-299b; Egyp-
tian trade 8-101c ; geology
18-1 lOb; sea-power 24-
SSld ; wine production
ftfta,

— . //ijrforv25-.'.70d; 15-4471.;
10-818a; CarUst risings 8-
345a ; French invasion
(1285) 18-2850 ; peasant
revolts 25-545d ; Utrecht.
Treaty of 27-827a.

Catalonian jasmine : tee Span-
ish jasmine.

Oataloochee. N.C. 19-772 (B4)

Catalpa, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

CATALPA (hot.) 5-501b ; 2-
55 Id.

CATALYSIS 5-501b; 8-31a
9-392b.

CATAMARAN 5-502a ; 24-
861a.

CATAMARCA. Arg. 5-502b
2-11;-.' rci».

CATAMARCA, prov., Arg. 5-
502c ; 2-462 (C2) ; 2-464d.

Catamarenyan (family )1-81 Id

Oatamitus : ter Ganymede.

Catamount, hill, Mass. 17-85
(Bl).

Gatananche coerulea 13-767b.

Catanduanes, isl., P.Is. 21-392
(E4).

CATANIA, Pic. 5-502C ; 15-4
; capture (1299) 11
57d : observatories 19-958C
population 15-7c ; shipping
2S-23b; siege (1848) 10-
339a ; sun - dial 18 - 1 89c
university 15-1 7a. 27-758d-

— , gulf. Sir. 15-4 (E6).

— , prnv.. Sir. 2S-'J--'ii.

Catafto. ]>.!!. 22-124 (Bl).

CATANZARO, It. 5-503b ; 15
4 (F5); 15-17.,.

— , prov.. It. 4-964d ; 15-7a
15-'.., .

Cataonla, dist., Asia M. 13
S38c ; 5-287a.

Cataonatcbe, lake. La. 17-54
(c7).

Catapan (Greek officer) 18-29a

Cataphract 14-863a.

Cataphracta23-139b.

Cataphracti : tee Ostraclonti
,|.,.-.

CATAPHYLL 5-503C.

Cataphyllary leaf (diet) 18-

C«taproclans (heretic) 18-759d
CATAPULT 5-503c ; 2-68SC.
Cataract. Ind. 14-422 (D6).
— . WIs. 28-740 (C4).
— , (tonrc, Tas. 18-281d.
CATARACT (diet.) 5-504b.

— (eyes) 5-504h ; 18-96d
26-126a; of glass-workers
9-359a ; identification M-
128b.

— (hydromechanics) 14-1 ISc,

— (mechanism) 5-504b ; 18
Mo : 25--:;-.!,.

Cataract Creek, riv., Ariz. 1
544 (B2).

Catanriu. Barbn 5-504b.

— . LASCAR 5-504b ; 13-839C

Catarractee, riv., Syr.
88Sb.

CAST-GATE

CATARRH • • v.i, ;

:

R

CatasU (U«) 18-44la.
lastomn* »>2 <
TA8TROPHE(dlct.)8-»«44.
lsUll-44V

rlv.. Vena*. 17-
989 (Al) I 17-i
Cataula,lia. 11-7.M 1 113).
CATAUXI 8-505a.
Catawba, Kr. 18-740 (HZ).

19-771 (Al); 12-SS!b.
O. t8-14 (C'S).
H.r. 18-iOo hit).

Va. 18-11-

WU. 18-740 (C3).

W.Va. 28-. i." .< W).

rtv., N. at,.i - i 19-771
(A2); 28-.VKI (Cl-Dl); 18-
771. : 23-134r.

— (wine) 8-SOSa; 8-371.-; 28-
7J-.

— Co.. N.C. 18-771 (Al).

— Coll«ge, N.C. 18-!4<).

— Fords, Pa. : tee Fishing
Creek.

— bland. 0. 18-18 (El ).
CATAWBAS5-505a; 14-459b;

wan 14-478b.
CatawlaM. Pa. 21-1 06 (K4).
Catbalogan. P.Is. H-392 (ES).
Cat-bear : tec Panda.
Cat-bird 18-638a ; 8-1 4 8a;

UJB. 27-633d.
Catch (machinery) 17-1006b.

— (muKic)8-190c ; 7-42c ; It*
11 7d.

Catch-as-catcb-can (diet.) 28-

-i ..|.

Catch -crop (diet.) 1-404D.
Catcher, Ark. 2-552 ( A2).
Catcher (baseball) 8-460a.

— (shipbuilding) 24-976a.
C'atchfly 6-4 4 Oa.
Catch-forceps 88-134a.
Catching bargains (diet.) 14-

5 He.
Catchment basin (diet.) 14-

77!,.

CATCH THE TEN 5-505C.
Catch weight (boxing) 4-

35 Ic.
Catcleuch Shin, mt,, Scot. 23-

789d.

Catcliffc, Yorks. 28-933 (D3).
Catcott, George 8-1 la.
Cat Cteek, riv., Colo. 8-721

(Ol).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
<E2).

l i!.;,,v n.I'. -..-: 21--''J'::. IpX
Cateau-Cambresis, Ft. : tee

Le Catean.

Catecbin 8-507b ; 8-751d.
CATECHISM 5-5iV> b; 28-7 73c:

Calvin's 5-73e. ll-70d ;

Lutheran 17-140b, 8-382a ;

Nowell'sl9->«41d; Orthodox

Eastern Church 27-249d;

Shorter 24-451c ; Trent,

Council of 27-249C ; Welsh

Methodist 5-938b.
Catechol : tee I>yrocatechoL

— tannins 16-332c.
CATECHU 5-5071) ; 8-751d :

16-333a ; 8-747b ; prepam-
tion 4--l.',l. 3-S28b.

CATECHUMEN 5-'.07c : 13-
520d : 24-4,<7a ; Mani-
chaean 17-574d : mass of
18-796b.

Catechu pallidnm: s«Gamblr.

Cateel, P.Is. 21-392 (F7).

— , bay. P.Is. 21-392 (F7).

Colroorirt (Aristotle) 2-505b ;
2-510c; 8-509a ; 18-10d ;
logical importance 18-900a ;
scholastic criticism 24-347e.

CATEGORY (philosophy) 5-
S08c ; 18-887d ; Aristotle
2-SlOc ; Hegel 18-916d. 13-
lOSd : Herbert of Cherbury
13-34 Ib; Kant 15-669b ;
Locke 18-907d, 8-510a ;
Maimon 17-430c ; Plato U-
8110, 18-897d ; psychologi-
cal explanation 81-593b, 22-
594b; Stole 18-904b, 25-
•44 L

C4tel, Chan.Is. 8-430 (VI. Al) ;
ll-672a.

Catenaja. Alpe di. mts.. It- 15*
4(C3); 15-3d.

Catena metallifera 2-162d.

CATENARY 5-51 Id; 17-970d;
27-91 5b.

- -v--. •: 27-1 .-•

Catende. Af. 8-923 (CS).
CateniceUa H-43b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

155

CATE-CAYL

Catenoid 5-26Sd ; 27-916c ;

stability 5-272c.
Catenula 18-866d.
CATERAN (diet.) 5-512a.
CATERHAM, Sur.5-512a; 16-

942 (D3) ; 16-946C.
CATERPILLAR 5-512b ; 16-

465a ; 16-4G7a (fig). ; 13-

425d ; of sawfly 24-257c ;

respiratory organs 13-129b ;

worship of 2-52b, 15-256d.

— eaters 3-973c: 3-976b.
Caters (diet.) 3-691a.
Caterus (theologian) 8-82c.
Catervarii (gladiators) 12-64d.
Catesby, Mark 20-SOlc.

— , ROBERT 5-512b; 12-727d;
8-260d.

— , Sir William 5-512b.

Catesby, Northants. 19-76SC.

— , Okfa. 20-58 (Bl).

Catfish, Pa. 21-106 <C3).

— , lake, La. 17-54 (CS).

— , lake, N.C. 19-772 (K3).

— , riv., WU. : see Yahara.

CAT-FISH S-512d; 14-270b ;
14-2600 ; distinction from
salmonidae 24-S2b : fishing
2-30a; hibernation 13-446a;
in Himalaya 13-475b. Ste
also Khago and Sea -wolf.

Catfish Camp, Pa. : see Wash-
ington,

— Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500
(E3-2).

Catford, Kent 16-942 (D3) ;

16-5240.

Catforth, Lanes. 16-139 (Bl).
CATGUT 5-515c; 28-103a.
CATHA 5-515c ; of Abyssinia

l-87a, 2-261C.

Cathair MAr (legend) 14-759a.
Cathal Carrach 4-81 4b.

— Crovdergl4-771c; 4-814b.

— O'Connor ll-432c.
Cathamma (diet.) 18-71b; 24-

523d.

Cathanoe, lake. Me. 17-434
(E4).

— , riv.. Me. 17-434 (E4).

Catharine, Kan. 15-654 (C2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

— , mt., W.I. 28-544 (E2) ; 12-
S78b.

Catharinea undulata 21-732d.

Catharista : ace Turkey bus-
card.

— atrata : see Carrion crow.
Catbaristes : see Condor.
CATHARS 5-5 15c: 26-599a ;

28-256b; 20-»fila; doctrine
18-260a, 28-756c; Icono-
clasm 14-275a: persecution
16-2400, 14-594a; poverty
preached 18-1 25b. See also
Alblgenses.

Cathartae : see American vul-
tures.

Cathartes 3-965d ; 3-977b :
see also Turkey-buzzard.

— foetens : see Urubu.
Cathartic acid 24-646c.
Cathartidae 28-1007b.
Cathartocarpus fistula 11 •

254b; 10-57 la; ll-257b.
CATHAY (China) 5-517d ; 6-

189b.

— , Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (E2).
Cathbu 8-597d.
Cathcart, Charles Cathcart,

9th baron 13 - 802a ; 5-

518a.
— , Charles Murray Cathcart,

2nd earl 5-518c ; 12-549d.
— , SIR GEORGE 5-5 17 <i ; 14-

574c:5-240a;3-505b.
— , WILLIAM SCHAW CATH-

cart, 1st earl 5-5 18a.
Cathcart, Cape Col. 25-466

(H9).

— . N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).
CATHCART, Scot. 5-518o ; 24-

418 (CJ); 12-81 (map).
— , New, Scot. 12-81 (map) ;

5-5180.

— , Old, Scot. 5-518c.
Cat Head, cape, Nfd. 19-479

(Bl).

— Head, pt., Mich. 18-372
(E4).

Cat-head (diet.) 5-487d ; 24-
863d.

Cathedine, Wales 9-428 (V.
E4).

Cathedra (diet.) 5-518d.

Cathedral, mt., Chil. 6-143a.

— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (C3).

— , mt., Tex. 26-690 (D5).

CATHEDRAL 5-518c ; 10
123a ; nave 19-283d ; pro-
vosts 22-5 16b ; schools 24-
364c; transept 27-172d.

— Act (1840) 6-907b.
Cathedral Bluffs, mts., Colo

6-722 (B2).
Cathedral Mountain sandstone

28-39b.
Cathedral Rock, mt,, Ariz. 2-

544 (B3).

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

CATHELINEAU, JACQUES 5-
523d ; 10-S56C.

CATHERINE, ST (of Alex-
andria) 5-524b ; 4-133b.

— (Audley), St 5-o24b.
— , St (of Bologna) 5-524a.
— , St (of Genoa) 5-524a.

— , St (of Ricci) S-524b ; 25-
918c.

— , ST (of Siena) 5-524d ; 14-
903b; 20-702a; 10-135d.

— , St (of Sweden) 5-524a.

CATHERINE (of Aragon) 5-
529b ; Anne Boleyu's con-
duct 4-160b ; Cranmer 7-
375b ; death 9-531c ; divorce
9-529b, 17-814C, 28-780a ;
Fisher 10-428a ; Gardiner
ll-460d ; Henry VIII. 13-
288b ; lacemaking encour-
aged 4-729c, 3-621d.

— (of Bourbon) 25-353a ; 20-
938b.

CATHERINE (of Braganza) 5-
531a; ll-417a ; 27-492b ;
marriage 22-148c; Gates,
Titus 19-939b ; regent of
Portugal 22-1 in I..

— (of Brunswick) 15-445C.

— (of Castile) 10-266c ; 13-
290c.

— (of Guise) 12-701a.

— Howard (queen of England):
see Howard, Catherine.

— Jagiellonica 26-201b.
CATHERINE (DE1 MEDICI) 5-

528d; 8-165d; 22-147c;7-
74c : ballet introduced 3-
269d ; children 13-29 Ib ;
descent 18-:; Id ; France
under 10-829a, 13-865e ;
maids of honour 17-428a ;
portrait 16-39 (PI. II. fig. 4);
Saint Bartholomew Mas-
sacre 23-1017b.

— (of Navarre) 10-596b.

— Parr (queen of England) :
see Parr, Catherine.

- (of Poland) 25-68b.

— (of Portugal) 15-444a ; 22-
147b.

— (of Raconizio) 25-91 Sc.
CATHERINE I. (of Russia) 5-

525d ; 23-900a ; 27-452a ;
orders 15-866b.

— II. (of Russia) 5-526b ; 23-
900d ; 8-206a ; 12-599b ;
colonization by 15-776c ;
comedies 8-544a ; Greek
plans 27-456c ; Jesuits pro-
tected 15-.i Kid ; literature
under 23-9 17b ; Moscow re-
built 18-894C ; orders 15-
866b ; Paul I. 20-957a ;
Poland under 21-9 18a ;
Russian academy l-99c ;
Swedish war!2-738a.

— Sforza 18-35a.
Swynford : see Swynford.

— (of Tarento) 19-184b.
CATHERINE (of Valois) 5-

531d ; 27-362d ; marriage
9-512d, 13-285b, 10-822c.

Catherine, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— , archip., Pac.O. : see Aleu-
tian Is.

— , canal, RUBS. 15-928a.

— , pt., Arg. 2-462 (C7).

" Catherine " (ship) ll-438b.
Catherine II." (battleship)
24-903C.

" Catherine Augusta " (ship)
2-329b.

Catherine Creek, riv., Oreg.
20-242 (H2V.

— Harbour, Russ. : see Eka-
terininsk.

Catherine wheel 10-423a.
Gathers Run, riv., Pa. 21-106

(D3).
Catherwood, Frederick 25

888b.
Catheter 4-27d.

— fever 4-3 la.

— oil 9-868b.

Catheturus lathami: see Brush-
turkey.

CATHETUS 5-532a.

Cathkin, mt., Natal : see
Champagne Castle, mt.

Cathlamet, Wash. 28-354 (B3).

Cathode 9-2 1 7b ; 9-250d.

— layer 6-881a.

— • potential fall 6-88 Ic ; 27
836a.

— rays6-887a; 9-192a ; 17-
377b ; radioactivity emana-
tion 22-808a. 22-801 d ;
secondary 23-695b ; vacuum
tube 27-835d.

Cat Hole, cave, Wales 5-

578b.
CATHOLIC 5-532a ; 26-776d :

see also Roman Catholic.

— Aid. Society 26-9350.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC

Church, The 5-533a; 6-906a:
14-854b ; Drummond's con-
nexion 8-600a ; in England
9-421d ; liturgy 16-800c.

Catholic Association 24-825a.

— Committee : England 23-
497b; Ireland 2V-2c, 10-
444b.

— Confederacy 2-l.v.v.

— creditor 5-533a.

— Emancipation : see Roman
Catholic Church, England,
and Ireland.

— Epistles 3-875a.
Catholicism 6-818c ; 27-570c.
Catholic League ll-857c ; 26-

977a.

— League, France (1576): see
Holy League.

Catholicon (diet.) 5-533a.

Catholiron 12-7 40c ; 5-650b;
27-520a ; type 27-519a.

Catholic Relief Act: see Ro-
man Catholic Relief Act.

Catholicus 5-533a ; of Ar-
menia 2-566C, 25-158a, 1-
441c ; of Spain 7-925d.

Catholic University of America
23-500a; 9-937a .

Catholic World 13-195b.

Cath Ruts nu Rig : see Battle
of Rosnaree.

Cat I., chan.. La. 17-54 (E3).

CATILINE [L. Scrgius Catilina]
5-533d ; 4-939a ; 23-642d ;
9-725b.

Catilinet, John l-426c.

C'nt:lluslO-548d.

Catina, Sic. 15-26 (E6) : see
also Catania.

CATINAT, NICOLAS 5-534o ;
10-844d ; 12-342b ; 25-
599d ; infantry tactics 14-
524b.

— (Camisard leader) 5- 114b.
" Catinat " (cruiser) 24-912b.
Catinga 4-445a ; 5-591c.
Catinum 5-724a.

Catkin 10-556b ; 10-556o (flg.)

Catkire More 3-934c.

Cat Law, mt., Scot. 24-412

(E3).

Catlettsburg, Ky. 15-740 (F2).
Catley, priory, Lines. 16-7 KM •;

16-716C.

CATLIN, GEORGE 6-534d.
Catlin, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
— , 111. 14-304 (E3).
— , Ind. 14-422 <C5).
— , Wash. 28-354 (B-C3).
— , canal. Colo. 6-722 (G4).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
Catling, T. 19-563b.
Catlinite 5-69b.
Catmint 16-4d.

Catmose, Vale of, Rutl. 9-424

(IV. Al) ; 23-11 1 Ic ; 23-

945b.
CATO, DIONYSIUS 5-535a ; 2-

33d.
— , Gains Porcius 22-5d ; 24-

408d.
— , MARCUS PORCIUS (cen

sor) 5-535a ; 16-259a ; 16-

820d ; 23-659a ; as annalist

2-60b ; basilica 3-47 Ic ;

medical skill 26-126o ; in

Spain 23-630C.
— , MARCUS PORCIUS (Uti

censis) 5-536a ; 16-482a .

26-887a ; Cyprus annexed

7-699d ; letter to Cicero 6-

357b.
— , PUBLIUS VALERIUS 5-

536d.

Cato, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (C3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F4).
— , isl. Pac.O. 20-436 (E7) ; 4-

609b.

Cato (in card game) 4-531b.
Cato (Addison) l-184o; 4

162a.

Cato (Cicero) 5-536c.
Catoblepas : see Gnu.

— gorgon : see Brindled gnu.
Catoche, cape, Mex. 18-318

(13).

Catoctin, Md. 17-828 (El).
— , mt., Md. 17-828 (D2) ; 11-

60d ; 17-827C.

— Creek, riv., Va. and Md. 17-
828 (D2).

Catogne, mt., Alps 26-242 (C4);

1-743C.
Catoma Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460

(C3).

Catomctojia 17-457C.
Caton, Lanes. 9-416 (II. Bl).
Cat o" nine tails: see Cat

(diet.).

Catonius, N. H. 26-215d.
Catoosa, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Fl).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Al).
Catopteridae 26-543d.
Catoptrics 16-609c ; 16-633C.
Catorce, Mex. 18-318 (E3) ; 24-

152d.

Catostomatidae 28-1012d.
Catostominae 5-382a.
Catostomus 28-1012a.
Cato Street Conspiracy (1820

26-861b ; 3-656a.

Catostylidae 24-525C.
Catoxantha bicolor 6-672a.
Cat Paw Brook, riv.. Vt. 19-

490(D2-3).

Catraeva tapia 4- 1 1 1 <1.
Catrail, Scot, 23-790C ; 19-

793a; 28-629a.
Catria, mt., It. 15-4 (D3) ; 15-

3c.
Catrine, Soot. 24-412 (D4) ; 3-

75c.

CATS, JACOB 5-537a ; 8-724c.
Catsash, hundred, Som. 25-

390b.

Cat's cradle 10-601d.
Cat's-ear 6-812d.
CAT'S-EYE 5-537b ; 5-782c.

— resin 7-7 89b.

Catsfleld, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
Catshill. Worcs. l-702d.
CATSKILL, N.Y. 5-537c ; 19-

596 (B2) ; 19-570c.
CATSKILL, mts., N.Y. 5-537d;

19-596 (A1-B2) ; 19-595C ;

27-615d: fauna 27-633c ;

geology 8-127b.

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(Bl).

— group 8-127a.

— Red sandstone 11-67 Od.

— sandstone 27-626o.
Catskin earls, the.8-796a; 8-

64d.

Cat's-paw 15-87 2c.
Catstail : see Timothy.
Cat Stane, Edin. 25-963b.

— Stone (Menhirs) 25-963b.
Catsup : see Ketchup.
Catt, mt., S.Aus. 2-960 (E2).
Cattack, India : see Cuttack.
Cat-tail Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-

780 (D3).
CATTANEO, CARLO 5-537d ;

15-51d.

Cattaneo portraits 27-888d.
Cattani, Vannozza (Giovanna)

del 1-553C.
Cattaraugus, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(B3).

— Reservation, N.Y. 19-599a.
Cattarn's Day 3-62 Id; 4-

729c.

CATTARO, Aus. 5-538b ; 3-4
(F5): Cottigneroad5-776b,
18-768C.

— , Bocche di, bay, Aus. 3-4
(F5); 1-2 18b; 5-538b ;
harbour 7-772c ; Russian
capture 7-775d.

CATTEGAT, str., Den. 5-538d;
8-24 (Dl) ; 3-2870.

Catterall, Lanes. 16-139 (Bl).

Cattcrick, Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4);
4-584 (C3) ; 9-417c ; Roman
road 4-586a.

CatterUne, Scot. 24-412 (F3).

CATTERMOLE, GEORGE 5-
538d.

Cattern's Day : see Cattarn's
Day.

CATTLE 5-539a ; abortion 28
lOa; albinism l-510a; Apol
lo protector (myth.) 2-1 sib;
Argentine 2-465C ; Arizona
2-546e ; breeding l-409c ;
Canada 5-154a ; Cuba 7-
599c ; damage feasant 8-
322b ; diseases 28-6b, 28-9c,
2-107a, 10-6170 : Egypt,
ancient l-388b ; Europe 9-
915a; food 7-741e, ll-367d;
France 10-782c; impound-
ing 22-22 la; Indian breeds,
14-39 Ic ; Ireland 14-768b,
14-7780 ; Kaffirs 15-628d ;
Kavirondo 15-702b ; leather
16-330d ; live weight esti-
mation 1-407 b ; longevity
16-976a ; milk and butter
tests 7-7380 ; parasites 28-
12a ; Persian 12-6c ; Pro-
verbs, Booh of, on 22-508a ;
Scotland 24-42 4a; Spanish
fighting 2-927a ; Swiss
breeds 26-242b ; telegony
26-SlOc ; tuberculosis 27-
358d ; United Kingdom
statistics l-nm.-i. l-412b
United States statistics 1
419b; wild2-926c; worship
see Cow (sacred animal)
Yak hybrid 16-58c.

Cattle Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500
(D3).

Cattle Damara, tribe : see
Herero.

— Diseases Prevention Act
(1866) l-410b.

• — gate, right of 6-782a.

Cattle Pass, Scot. : see Deal
ach-nam-Bo,

Cattle-plague : fee Rinderpest

Cattle-spoiling of Cualnge : see
Tain bti Cualnge.

Cattleya20-172b; pollinialO
6680.

Cattolica, La, church, It
(Stilo) 2-395b.

Catton, Norf. 9-424 (IV. El).
— , Northumb. 9-412 (I. D3).
Cattraeth, Scot.; battle (603)

2-4a.
Catty (weight) 28-491b; 28-

492b.
Catualda (chief of Gothones)

ll-830d ; 8-608b.
Catuche, riv., Venez. 5-298b.
Catugnatus (chief of Allo-

broges) 1-698C.
Catuli monumenta, Rome 5-

545c.

— porticus, Rome 5-545c.

Catulliacus, Fr. : see St Denis.

CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERI-
US 5-542d ; 16-261d ; 16-
254b; Ellis's work 9-294a ;
epithalamia 9-705b, 9-707d ;
Scaliger's edition 24-284c;
Callimachus, debt to 27-
183d.

CATULUS (family) 5-545o.

— , Gahis Lutatius 5-545c ;
Juturna temple 15-609d.

— , Quintus Lutatius (d. c.
87 B.C.) 5-545C ; 16-260b.

— , Quintus Lutatius (c. 120-
61 B.C.) 5-545d ; Caesar 4-
939a ; Jupiter Capitolinus
temple 14-633d ; Pompey
22-560, 23-642b.

Catumbella, Af. 6-923 (A6).

— , riv., Af. 6-923 (A6).

Caturaundee, mts., N.S.W. 19-
538 (B2).

Caturcinus, dist., Fr. : see
Quercy.

Catus, Fr. 10-778 (E5).

Catuvellauni, tribe 27-287b.

Catuvolcus (king of Eburones)
l-795a.

Catwater, inlet, Dev. 21-862
(map).

Catworth, Hunts. 9-424 (IV.
B2); 13-95Jd.

Caua, Mt., P. Is. : see Cagua,
Mt.

CAUB, Ger. 6-545d ; 11-808
(II. b8).

CAUCA, dept., Colom. 5-546a ;
6-701 (A4) ; 6-706C.

— , riv., Colom. 6-701 (B2) ; 6
702c ; 4-752a ; 5-546a ;
geology of valley 6-7 03c.

Caucagua, lake, Colom. 6-701
(C3).

— , riv., Venez. 2-236d.

Caucas club : see Caucus club.

CAUCASIA, governor-general-
ship, Russ. 5-54Ga ; 23-
874(11.); 23-872 (E6-G8) ;
burial custom 11-330C ;
Doukhobors 8- 1 I '.In ; ethno-
logy 5-548a, 2-284a, 11-
760a ; silk 25- Hi Ih ; survey
map 17-651a ; Tatars 26-
448c.

Caucasian bharal 12-163b.

— ibex 14-218b.

— laurel 16-283b.

— palms 15-935a.

— race 2-113c ; 9-851a ; Aus-
tralian aborigines 8-2 7 6c;
languages 21-428d ; Malay
Archipelago 17-467a ; North
Africa 12-893d.

— wall, Russ. (Dorbent) 8-B4c.
CAUCASUS, mts. 5-550b ; 23-

874 (II. B2-F3) ; 23-648

(G2); explorations 18-93 8d;

former continuations 9-9 1 1 a;

geology 5-554a, 26-661C ;

Hindu Kush 13-514b.
Gauche, Francois 8-3 7 Od.
Cauchoise, Fr. (Rouen) 23«

768c.
CAUCHOIS-LEMAIRE, LOUIS

Francois Auguste 5-555a.
CAUCHON, PIERRE 5-555b.
Caucho rubber 23-799d ; 21-

271d.
CAUCHY, AUGUSTIN LOUIS,

baron 5-555c ; dispersion ot

Ught 8-316d ; equation,

solution of 9-715b; integrals

8-252b, ll-317a; Taylort

theorem 14-545a.
Cauchy's test 24-670a.
Cauci, tribe 14-757b.
Caucones, tribe 9-279a; 4-

12d
CAUCUS (diet.) 5-556a.

— club 5-556a ; 27-150b.
Caud, Lucile de 5-960d.
Cauda equina 25-669d.
Caudagalli grit : see EsopuB

grit.

Caudal, riv., Sp. 25-530 (Cl) :
2-820b.

Caudan, Fr. 10-778 (C4).

— , penin., Fr. 17-8b.

Caudata 3-523c ; branchial
arches 2-668rt ; gills 14-
252d ; heart 13-132a ; ven-
ous system 27-97 Id ; verte-
brae 23-152d.

Caudatarius (official) 7-9fia.

Caudate lobe 16-801d.

— nuc/eus 4-398a

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156

I •> make full ute of this Index It It esxcntlal to read the
Inunction* given on I'mge I.

CATE-CAYL

ft. 10-7 7 S
I-CN-CAUX. Kr. S-

• 84-nsa.
is-.-., a. 1 1.

4380.

. .uur,.,T. 10-7SOO,
Cau«. K 14-«29b.
Caachley. Batop 17-f 84h.
Oaufhnawaf*. Om. »*-13a;

14-46lb.

CAUL <<li.t.) 8-3560 ; 7-S39o,
<'aiilarn.il 3-
CAULAINCOURT. ARMAND

Aucuslln LouU. marquis de

8-536d; 4-267b.
Ctnldcleuch Head, nit.. Soot.

24-412 <F4): 13-7 89d.

< uul.lon. SUIT.. 0-4lfl(tl. D3).
(Caldron of the 1 >•»,!» 14-

158*.

CailM .SUM SUp. paSS. flOOt.

HtM.

Oauk«-nal-587d; l-3»7a; 81-

Caulescent pUnt 25-S75C.

< 'auHelld. Sir Toby 6-897h.
('•iiltleld, James: *e« Clmrlo-

mont, Ut earl of.
Caulflold. Viet. 28-:i8 (Kl ) ; 18-

fBC

Caulk-le : tee Hypocotyl.
CAULICULUS (di.-i.) 6037*.
Cauliflower 4-91 3d.

— ware 6-758 (PI. X.).

iptiMti i2-7i:i..i.

Caulm : tee Kaolin.

— leaf 18-327a.

Oaulk (brickwork) 4-527c.
Caulkers (HhlpbuililiiiK) 24-

976b.
Caulker's club : tee Caucus

club.

I ,:.,,.- ,,:.-!•. ,T,,;.;115-l;m.i.

Oaulome 2S-875a.

CAMLON. It. S-.'».'.7»; 15-20

<F5).

Caulonla, it. : coins 19-878a.
CauloptiTH 2O-.'>32b.
Cauiiiartln, Louis Kranool* Le

Kebvro de 10-491(1.
Cauniont, Antonln Kompar

de : tee Lauxnn. duke of.
— , Arcbw de 18-799a.
— , Jaoqueo de : tee La Force,

duke of.

Oaumont, FT. 10-778 (D3).
Cmundto Brook, rlr., Dorset.

1-430 (VI- 112).
Cannes, Fr. 10-778 (F«).
Caunlans, tribe 5-3301..
Caunsall. Worn. 2S-758 (A2).
Cannton. Notts. 9-410 (II. F3).
Cauong 21.39SC,
Cauquenes, Chll. 2-402 (1)4) ;

I. Mh« 6-i'.i'."l. ; piipiil.il:i.n

«-148b.
Caura, rlv., Venez. 27-9S9

(OS); 20-2750.

Oaurale snipe: are Sun-bittern.
Gaurasenl : tee Saurasenl
Caurcl. Sp. 18-530 (HI) ; 17-

11 Bo.
— , mts.. Sp. 25-530 (1)1) ; 5-

•.'"VI.

Cans, Solomon de : barrel-
organ 3-433c ; (team ma-
chine 25-818C.

Oanaa causans l-75c.

— cofrnoacendl 5-558a.

— easendl 5-558a.

— immanent 5-558b.
Causality : tee Caumtlon.
Causapacal, Can. 22-724 (D2).
Oaosa i-piilii l-207b.

— «ui S-.V.M,.
CAUSATION 8-5S7a ; 7-333a ;

Aenesldemua l-257d ; Arts-
tntle t-520a; Berkeley 3-
780b ; empirical 9-350c ;
Erlgena »-744a ; Ohaxall 2-
»79c ; Hamilton 12-889b :
Hume 13-881o; Induction
10-894a ; Intiiitiomili-m 26-
748b: Kan 1 15-567 b: Locke
l«-s.-,0e ; Mneh 18-23ga ;
Martinean 17-799d. 18-252b;
MutakaIIImun2-27ed; neces-
sity 10-335c ; phrenological
location 21-537b ; psycho-
logical explanation 22-598d.
22-rtOOil : Wundt 18-242b.
Causa tmn-ien« 5-558h.

— verm 5-55gb.

Can* Castle, Salop 24-1021b.
Cannennae, Hom.Hrit. 4-584

(C5).
CmueHen du T.undi (Salnte-

Heuve)23-1024a: 11-lSOc.
CAUSEWAY (diet.) 5-558b.
Cau«cw»y, the. Soot. (Staffa)

25-7550.

Cboacwar, Hunt's. Ire.: tte

Giant's raii«mar.
QM**war*i><i. Hrot. n-8i?b.

(offleUl) 0-780*,

Corruptonim jtrttum,

80-I.V
not I-aii
«r)M-tSM,

iviTe*>B«M53a.

— Llrtavat Latinmt, Dt (Soali-

— I'timlonim, D» (Thcophnui-

tu»)24-JMd.

Caonade. Fr. 10-770 (13).
Cans** Lanuw, Hauvetcrre.

*o : tet Laraae, Mauveterre,

Mi

Cauasenards B-S38c.
CAUSSE8. Iftflnn. Fr. 5-33Ab ;

10-770 (Kl): 17-IBa;
767a ;

caverns 25-

5-77Ka.
CAUSSIN DE PERCEVAL.

Armand Pi«rr» 5- • • w< .
CAUSTIC (iln-1.) 5-

— (optlcn) 5-.t.'iStl ; 1-58D.

— Irea 25-*97d.

— potaih : tee I'otaadum
hydroxide.

— aoda : tee Sodium hydrox-
ide.

2S-!"--

CAUTERETS. Fr. 5-.'..'.9b ; 10-
778 (D8) ; sulphur watera
18-32 la.

— . Oavo de, rlv.. Fr. 5-559b ;
13-75a.

Cautery M-133b ; 22-21 la ;
aralnst hydrophobia 14-
189d ; oorneal ulccni 10-

|K

Cauthron. Ark. 2-332 (AS).
CAUTIN. i.n.v.. ( 'bllo 5-5590 ;
2-462 (B2 and 1)4).

— , rlT., Chile : tee Imperial,
rlT.

Cautlo (Itoiu. law) 23-569a.
Cautio Criminal!* (Spcv) 28-

757c.

Caution, cape, B.C'. 4-600 (C3).
Caution (law) 22-'j:>Sc.
Cautionary obttaal n>n 12-653b.
Caiitionneiiient 10-H08d.

• ' i iii i.-^i I.. - - mnol • 21-
43n,i.

CAUTLEY. SIR PROBY
Thomas 5-.'>;Vj<- : 10-140b ;
(innirea canal 14-831b.

Cauto, Cu. 7-593 (E2).

— , rlv., Cu. 7-595 (E2) : 7-
596» : 3-553d.

Cau%'ery, mte., India 6-fi.'>3ft.
CAUVERY, riv., S.India 5-

5.19d; 14-382 (O-1114) ; 26-

398d ; fallH 14-382 (Q13) ;

Irrigation 14-- .], . 10-11 Ob.
Cauvin. Gerard : tee Calrin,

Gerard.
Caux, Henri, marqula do 20-

Mfa.
Caux. I>ays do, dlst., Fr. 10-

776 (D2) : 24-3S8d ; 19-

749b.
C'ava. It. (Lombardy) 15-4

(1)2).

— , It. (Ilomc) : tee La Cava.

— , IH!.. Scot. 24-412 (El) ; 13-
841a: 20-280b.

Cava (drink) : tee Kara.
Cavaclar, Hum. 23-826 (D3).
CAVA DEI TIRRENI, It. 5-

S60b ; 15-4 (E4) ; library

10-374a.

— de Vlrlato : tee Vacca.
Cavado. riv.. Port. 25-.'>30

(A2) : 9-660C.
CAVAED1UM 6-560b.
CAVAGNARI, SIR PIERRE

Louis Napoleon 5-.r>OOc.
Cavagmeo, Arnaud du 4-573c.
Cavairnole : tee Blribl.
Cavalffnac, Kleonore Louis
-' -'

— , Jacques-Marie, Vicouite 5-

MOd.
— , Jacques Marie Eug*

Oodefrol 5-561b ; 1O-8811. ;

Dreyfus case 2-144a, 10-

BSli

— , JEAN BAPTISTE 5-560c.
— . LOUIS EUGENE 5-JOOd

10-MlSn.

Cnvaignnc. Alg. 1-643 (Bl).
CAVAILLON. Fr. 5-561o ; 10-

778 (G6).

— , plain. Fr. 27-»53b.
Cavalcade of the basoche 3-

484c.
CAVALCANTI, GUIDO 5-561 d;

14-901B.
Cavalouelle.Glovannl Battlsta

7-5 1 4c; 18-829d.
Cavalerla, cape, Bal.Is. 25-.r>3fl

(0-112).

Cavalese. Aun. 3-4 (1)3).
CAVALIER. JEAN 5-501d.
Cavalier, N.Dak. 10-780 (Gl).
— . mt.. Fr. 19-701d.
Cavsller (bird) 21-8.1Sa.
— (fort.) 5-5S2d ; 10-B87a.

CAVALIER (hon**MMD
36.M ; nostome 7-.'4l'i.
OavaUcrbera. mt.. Oer. 1

UavaU*r Co, N.Dak. 10-780

Cavallere, Piano del. plain. It.

8-1!

OavaMri. Bonaventiira : In-
dlvUlbko 14-53KI. ; hrnm
BMUb.

— , Tommaao 18-388o.

Cavalier Parliament : tee Lone
Parliament of the Keatora.

Cavalla. Turk. : tet Eavala.
— . rtv.. W.Af. 11-2U4 (D6) ;

10-3390 ; 18- Mia.
CAVALLI. FRANCESCO 5-
863a ; 13-703C.

. ,•

C'avnlll. 1»U.. N.Z. 10-624
(El).

i : tee Horxe-mackerel.

— irini 20-lU2d :20-197c.
CAVALLINI, PIETRO 5-563b ;

20-4«sd ; 18-sHfla.

CAVALLO. TIBERIUS 5-/Vfl3c ;
ball'xin exiM-riiiirnt" l-203c ;
electrophorui* 0-237d ; eloc-
ttoaoope 0-239a.

Cavallo. mt.. Al|w l-747c.

Cnvallon. WH.. Cey. 25-143C.

CAVALLOTTI, FELICE 5-
563c; Crtopl 15-78c ; triple
alliance 15

CAVALRY 5-563d ; 2-601 a ;
2-«0.'.d ; AmeriranClvilWar
l-826d ; barrack* 2-428c ;
Cromwell 7-496d ; Franklxh
15-851b : Greek 2-593d ;
Hannibal 2-594c ; Houae-
hold : tee Guards and House-
hold troops ; machine gunx
17-248a; 16th century 5-
570 (Plate): rwords 26-
273c ; tactic* 20 - 349a ;
•trategy 25-9S9b.

Cavan, Charles Lnmbart. Lord
Lambart, baron 18-723a.

CAVAN, Ire. 5-573a ; 14-744
(D2).

CAVAN. co.. Ire. 5-.172a : 14-
744 (D3) ; 14-758b ; vitrified
fort* 28-1 40d.

CavanauRh, lake, Wu^li. 28-
354 (Dl).

Cavanilles. Antonio 5-.'>73b.

— , ANTONIO JOSE 5-573a.

Cavanna, pass, Alps 1-7 44c.

Cavarco. tribe 22-503b ; 20-
146d.

Cavarimw (king of Scnoncx)
24-647d.

Oavanere, It. 15-4 (C-D2) ;
population 27-987c.

Cavaas : tee Kavoss.

Cavate house (archaeology)
0-507a.

CAVATINA 5-573b.

Cavazlone : tee Dlsontrage-
ment.

CAVE, EDWARD 5-573b ;
magazines 21-1 .'>2d.

Stephen 9-33c ; 0-1 13c ;
14-<75c.

— , WILLIAM 5-S73c : 28-
575c.

Cave, N.Z. 10-024 (C«).

— , Tenn 26-620 (F2).

— , Va. 28-11 8 (C3).

— , mt., Ire. 3-064c.

— , ml.. X.Y. 19-598 (Al).

— , nits.. S.Dak. 25-506 (B2) ;
25-306C.

— , mt., Va. 17-1 27d.

— , pt.. N.X. 19-021 (A7).

— , nt.. Wis. 28-740 (F4).

— , North and South, Yorks.
9-416 (II. F2).

CAVE 5-S73c : archaeology 2-
345b. 2-346c ; fhriBty and
Lartefs explorat ions 8-296t>:
Cornwall 7-182d; Cuba 7-
596a ; Guanchcs 12-850c ;
Jacob's Cavern 15-120c;
PenitcMy's researches 21-88c;
pictorial art 14-329c : ure
alto Cliff -dwellings ; Troglo-
dytes.

— (politics) 1-21 8c_
CAVEA 5-579C ; l-892b ; 20-

7291..
CAVEAT 5-579C.

— emptor 5-579d ; 24-65a.
Caveau. Le 0-886b ; 7-389a.

— LMocols. Le 28-286o.
Cave bear 3-375a : 21-838b :

Herzegovina 4-280*.
Ca%-e City. Ark. 2-.1.12 (D2).

— City. Ky. 15-740 (II-C3).

— Creek. Arlr.. 2-544 (B3).
Cavecreek. Ark. 2-558 (CT).
— , Nev. 6-8 (Fl).

Cave Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-552

(I!-.1).

rlrket 28-«81c.
CAVEDONE, JACOPO 5-579d.

• :• ••
VB-

UBT»-br*na 14- 1 Tie.

0»ri toi^ca. id. 14-804 (M) ;

< «v. •]. V. iarebltw-t) 8-419c.
i «>.|. int., Alp> 8O-Z4I (U3);

1-7 440.
Carelter, Hobert. Bleur de to

••• Juleat4-Mkta.

.".

< aveUJocb. pasa. Alp* l-748a.
Cave-man : trr Tractodytm.
Caven. pt., N..I. 10-598(113).
Caveiuurtil (artUt) 10-447c.
Cavendbh. <tiarlni 12-404O.

— > BUsabcth 18-747.1.

— . Lord Frederick 0-378b ;
14-7830 ; 0-7c ; irtalur 3-
443d.

— , GEORGE 5-579d.

— . HENRY 6-580b : electrical
researches 0-182b. 0-242c.
17-930a ; gravitation 12-
387a; halo fonnatlon 12-
865a; nitric acid 10-7 lid;
water synthesis 28-.107b.

— . II. M. II. (traveller) H-380d

— , Sir John 6-581d.

— , Marcarot, ducnesa of New-
castle : tee Newcastle. Mar-
garet (avendixh, ilucheas of.

— . Hpenoer <;.. William. *c.,
dukes of Devonshire : tee
Devonshire, duke* of.

— , THOMAS 6-5X1C ; 18-338a;
Santo* attacked 4-4 56a ;
South Sea expedition 11-
828d ; Victoria (Brazil) at-
tacked 28-44c.

— , William, duke of New-
castle : tee Newcastle,
William Cavendish, duke of.

— . SIR WILLIAM 5-SSId.

— (writer on whist, *c.) : tee
Jones, Henry.

Cavendish. Buff. 0-424 (IV.
D2).

— , Vt. 10-490 (BS).

— , Inlet, Can. 19-831 (Cl).
Cavendish banana : srr Chinese

banana.

Cavendish Bentlnck, William
Henry, 3rd duke of Port-
land : tee Portland, William
U. Cavendish Bentlnck, 3rd
duke of.

— Bentinck- Scott, William
John, 5th duke of Portland :
tee Portland, William J.
Cavendish - Bentlnck -Scott,
5th duke of.

Cavendish laboratory 5-581c ;
17-929b.

— Society 25-3130.

— Square, Lend.: 18th-cen-
tury houses 2-420d ; 13-815
(PI. VI. flg. 17).

Cavenham, Sufi. 0-424 (TV.

C2).
Caventou. Jean Baptlste 4-

677c ; 26-1045a.
Caveof Adullam : srr Adullam.

— of Pan : tee Pan. cave of.

— of noses 27-7'Jtt.

— of the Winds, Colo. 8-725C.
Care of Treamiret 26-31.V.
Cave oolite : tee Whitwell

oolite.

Cavcrgno. Swltz. 20-242 (F4).
Cavern : tee Cave.
Cavernous naevus 27-375a.

— sinuses 4-3921..
Cavcrsham. Oxon. 9-420 (III.

F4); 20-117.1; population

20-416C.
Cavers House, mansion. Soot.

13-:i M: 3-2.'.7c.
Cave salamander 3-.J>28b.

— sandstone 5-230a : lO-253a.

— Spring. Ga. 11-752 (Al).
11-7540.

Cave Temples, India 14-429a ;

12-74»c; 18-B22d.
Cavetown, JId. 17-828 (Dl).
CAVETTO 5-582a; 28-4 1 9b ;

18-932b (ng.).
Cavia : tee Cavy.

— aperea : srr Aperea.

— anst rails : tee Cut.

— cobaya : tee Guinea-pig.
Caviana, Isl., Braz. 4-440 (Gl) ;

20-746b.

Cavlano, Swltz. 28-242 (F4).
Cavia porcellufl : tee Aperea.
Caviar, post-office. NJ. 10-

5M an.

CAVIARE 5-582a ; 25-105»d.
Cavia rupcstris : tee Rock

cavy.

Cavlcornla : tee Borldae.
Cavildae 17-S27b ; 23-444b ;

28-1007a.

Cavill, Richard 2O-232C.
Cavillero, castle, Fr. 5-88a.
Cavilll. isl.. P.Is. 21-S9J (C8V
Cm-ings (thrashing) 28-888*.

CAVOUH. CAMILLO BENSO.
eonnt t-ADlb ; 15-5tb : 15-
S4b ; Francta II. lO-tMb.

— . Micfaetc. MmrauK 5-i8*b.
CAVOUR. It. »-5»6o; 15-4

(A'J): 15-J8 (At).

— . H.Dak. 2«-iWI (03).

— . WU. M-740 (ES).

— . brldcr. IUini« 22 - 81S
(III).

— . Kooca dl, mt.. It. 5-5«8e.

— . Via. Home a*-611 (C-U1).

— Canal. It. 14-848b.
CAVY 5-6bOc ; 2>-444c.
Cawarden. Hir 1:. •. a- 23-

tttm.

Cawda. India 14-382 (E-FI1).
Cawden. dint.. Wilt.. 2»-«9«b.
C'awdor. earl* "I 21 •
CAWDOR, Scot. 5-587a ; 24-

411 (E2>.

— .cwtle. Scot. 5-587a; 0-
269b.

— Burn, riv.. Scot. 5-387a.
Cawk : tee Barries,
CawkrrCity, Kan. 11-854 (MX
Cawler. John: tee Caller.

John.
Oawlyd. Llyn. lake, Walea 1«-

89c.
Cawndllla, lake. N-«.W. It-

538 (A-B3).

Oawnle (meamre) 28-4911).
CAWNPORE (Kanpur), India

5-587a ; 14-37 A (16) : mutiny

10-191C. 14-448d. 10-350b.

— , canal, India 27-81 Ib.

— . dint.. India 5-587r,
Cawood, York*. 0-416 (II. El*

28-935b.

Cawaand. Corn. 0-430 (VI.
D3) ; 21-802 (map).

— , bay. Corn. 21-862 (m

.

(map).
(IV. El)

Cawrton, Norf. 0-424 (IV. El);
19-746U.

— Park Gate, Norf. 10-748b.
Caw Swamp, riv., 8.C. 28-500

(D3).

Cawthorne, Yorks. 28^33 (C2>
Caxacamara. Peru : batu*

(1882) 8-161C,
Caxamarca, Peru: tee C*>

Jamaica.

Caxambax, Fla. 10-540 (E6).
Caxatambo. Peru: tee Cajat*

am bo.
Caxlas, Braz. (Amazonas) 4-

440 (A3).

— Braz. (Maranhao) 4-440
(113); 17-668b.

— , Lisbon 18-7 7 Ib.

Caxine. cape, Alg. 25-530 (G4V

Caxones (Hobbles), Isl., Bond.
6-678 (E2).

Caxton. Edward 17-498*.

CAXTON, WILLIAM 5-587c J
0-615c; 23-385c; langnag*
transition exempllfled O-
594d ; price of example* 4-
21Se, 4-223a : Katcliffe'*
collection 4-223c ; West'*
collection 4-223C.

Caxton, Cambs. 0-424 (TV*.
B2>.

— , Can. 18-522c.

Cayagxian group 28-1 lie.

Cayak : srr Kayak.

Cayaltl. Peru 10-1 08b.

Cayamaa, Cayos de las, isla,
Cn. 7-595 (Bl).

Cayambe, EC. 8-911 (B-C1).

— , mt. EC. 8-911 (C2); 8-

Cayapo. mta., Braz. 4-440 (F8)

l-784b.

Caycc, Ky. 15-740 (A2).
Cayemite, Ms., Hal. 12-814

(-12).
CAYENNE. Fr. Gnl. 5-588d J

12-075 (D-K2): 12-682b.
CAYENNE PEPPER 5-S89*.
Cayctina. Serv. 24-686 (Al).
Cayets (caste) 5-467c.
Cayeoz-rar-Mer. Fr. 10-778

(El).
CAYEY, P.R. 5-589c ;

-124

(1(2).
CAYLEY. ARTHUR 5-589c :

Bezont's method 1-624 a :

distance definition ll-7.15a ;

polyhedra theorem 22-28b ;

•ymmetrie functions 1-628*.
— , Sir George 10-5 13b.
Cayllnma, Peru 2-236d ; 21-

tTtV

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157

CAYL-CENT

CAYLUS, A. C. P. DE T., comte
de 5-590a ; 11-1401) ; en-
caustio painting 9-:>6Sb.

Caylus, Fr. 10-778 (E5) ; 21-
476c.

CAYMAN (Tortugas), isls.,W.I.
S-590b ; 28-544 (A-B3) ; 28-
544d.

Cayman (reptile) : see Caiman.

Cayman Basin, C.Am. 19-975d.

— Brae, isl., W.I. 28-544 (B3);
5-590b.

— Trench, C.Am. Sea 19-973d.
Caynham, Salop. 24-1022c.
Cayo, The, C.Am. 5-67S (B2) ;

4-615d.

Cayolle, pass, Alps l-741d.
Cayor, dist., Fr.W.Af. 24-27d ;

24-640c; 28-777c.
— , lake, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (A2);

24-639c.
Cay Sal Bank, isls., W.I. 28-

544 (A-B2).
Caystrus (Caystcr), riv., Turk.

As. 2-760 (B3) ; 2-75Sa.
Caythorpe, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F3);16-716d; 16-714D.
Cayton, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
— , Yorks. 9-412 (I. 114).
— , bay, Yorks. 9-412 (I. H4).
Cayucos, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
— , pt., Cal. S-8 (C4).
Cayuga, III. 14-304 (D3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (B5).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
— , tribe 14-459b ; 14-839C.

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (D2-3).
Cayuga duck 22-219b.
Cayugan group 27-626a.
Cayuse, hills, Mont. 14-276

(E2).

— , tribe 14-459b.
Cayuta, lake, N.Y. 19-596

(D3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(D3>.

Cayutlan, lake, Mex. 18-318

(D4); 17-6260.
Caza (diet.) 27-435d.
Cazadero, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Cazador, mt., Arg. and Chil. 2-

462 (B7) ; 2-461b.
CAZALES, JACQUES AN-

toine Marie de 5-590c,
CAZALIS, HENRI 5-390c.
Cazalla de la Sierra, Sp. 25-530

(B-C4).
Cazal Nova, Port. : battle

(1811) 21-93d.
Cazals, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Cazau (Sanguinet), lake, Fr. 16-

Cazaubon, Fr. 10-778 (D6).
Cazaux, Fr. 10-778 (Do).
— , lake, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Cazemajou, Gabriel- Jlarius 28-

985a.

CAZEMBE (Kazembe) 5-590d.
Cazeneuve, Paul 4-945a.
CazenoTia, 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C5).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (D-E3).
Cazeres, Fr. 1O-778 (E6).
Cazes, Pierre Jacques 5-857o.
Cazin, A. A. 27-901b.
— , JEAN CHARLES (painter)

5-591a ; 20-503d ; 20-506a.
— , Jean Marie Michel (sculp-
tor) 24-51 Ic ; 18-2b.
— , Marie 5-591a.
Cazin, Bosn. 3-4 (D4).
Cazlona (Castulo),Sp.l6-702d.
Cazma, Hung. 3-4 (E4).
Cazo process 25-114c.
Cazones, bay, Cu. 7-595 (C2).
Cazorla, Sp. 25-530 (D4) ; 15-

124b.
— , mts., Sp. 25-530 (D4-3) ;

15-124a.
CAZOTTE, JACQUES 5-591a;

ll-136d.
Cazouls-les-Beziers, Fr. 13-

332d.

Cazza, isl.. Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Cazziol, is!., Aus. 3-4 (E5).
C.B. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Cb (chem.) 6-39b.
Ccanlli 21-267b.
Cd (chem.) 6-39b.
C.E. (abbrev.) l-29a,
Ce (chem.) 6-39b.
Cea, Sp. 25-530 (CI).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Ceadda, Saint : see Chad,

Saint.

Ceadwalla : see Cadwallawn.
Ceanannus, Ire. : see Kells.
Ceann a bharra, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (A3).
CEANOTHUS 5-591b ; 13-

773d.

— americanus: see New Jersey
tea.

Ceara, Braz. : see Fortaleza.
CEARA, state, Braz. 5-591c ;

4-440 (13) ; 4-459a.
Ceara cotton 7-257d.
Cearamirim, Braz. 4-110 (K3).

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Instructions given on Page /.

Ceara rubber 23-797b; 23-

SOld ; preparation 23-799C.
Cearl (king of Mercia) 18-151d.
Cearnach, Conall : see Conall

Cearuach.
CEAWLIN (Saxon king) 5-

592b ; 14-24b.
Cebaco, isl., Pan. 5-678 (B7) ;

20-664b.
Ceballos, Jos6 5-139b.

— Cortes y Calderon, Pedro
de : see Zeballos.

Cebeuua, mountain range,

Gaul : see C6vennes.
Cebes (of Cyzicus) 5-592c.
CEBES (of Thebes) 5-592o ; 21-

414a.
Cebes, Va. 28-118 (Cl).

— , cape, Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Cebidae 22-331c ; brain 22-

327c ; distribution and geo-

logical age 28-1007a ; fossil

relatives 22-336c : liver 22-

328a ; spinal column 22-

326d.

Cebinae 22-331d.
Ccbolla, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
CeboUati, riv., Urug. 2-462

(F3) ; 27-806a.
Cebollera, mts., Sp. 25-530

(D2).
Ccbollcta, mts., N.Mex. 19-

520 (C2).
Ceboruco, mt., Mex. 18-318

(D3) ; 18-318a.
Cebren (myth.) : see Kebren.
Cebrene, Asia M. 27-315d.
Cebreros, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Cebrus, riv., Moesia : see Tsi-

britza.
CEBU, P.Is. 5-592d; 21-392

(D5).

— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D6-5) ;
21-392c; 17-303d.

— , prov., P.Is. 21-392 (D6-5).
Cebus 22-328a.

— capucinus : see Capuchin
monkey.

— fatuellus : see Brown capu-
chin.

— lunatus : see White cheeked
capuchin.

Ceccaldi, Andrea Colonna 7-

202c.

Ceccherini,Ferdinando 22-6 1 b.
Cecchi, Giovan Maria 14-907b ;

8-505C.

Cocchignola, It. 15-4 (E-F2).
Cecchino (harlequin) 8-504d.
Cecco Angiolerl of Siena : see

Angioleri.

CECCO D'ASCOLI 5-593a.
Ceceri, mt., It. 10-329c.
Cech, Svatopluk 4-135a.
Cech (people) : see Czech.
Cechy, Aus. : see Bohemia.
Cecidium : see Gall.
Cecidomyial3-426b: 16-224d.

— destructor : see Hessian fly.

— nigra : see Pear midge.

— strobilina ll-423a.
Cecidomyidae : see Gall-midge.
CECIL (family) 5-593b ; 4-

816a.

— , Arthur 8-533a.

— , David 5-593b ; 4-816a.

— , Lord Hugh 24-76b ; 3-
252c.

— , Lord Robert 24-7 6b ; 3-
254c.

.

— , Rev. W. 11- .

— , Sir William, Baron Burgh -
ley : see Burghley. See also
Exeter, earls and marquesses
of ; and Salisbury, earls and
marquesses of.

Cecil, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C4).

— , O. 20-26 (A2).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (F2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D7).

— , Wis. 28-740 (E4).'
CECILIA, ST (c. 180) 5-593d.

— , St (d. 303-304) 5-594a.
Cecilia, isls., Jap. : see Lin-

schoten.
Cecilia Metella, tomb of, Rome

23-610c.

Cecilian, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Cecill, Thomas 21-855d.
Cecils Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-552

(Bl).

Cecilton, Md. 17-828 (H2).
Cecilville, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Cecily, duchess of York : see

York, Cecily, duchess of.
Cecina, It. 15-4 (C3).

— , riv.. It. 15-4 (C3) ; 15-4a.
Cecir de Mer, isl., Annum 14-

498 (F6).

— de Terre, isl., Annam 14-498
(F6).

Ceclavin, Sp. 25-530 (B3).
Cecomorphae8-326a; 20-323c.
CECROPIA 5-594a.

— peltata : see Trumpet-tree.
CECROPS 5-594a ; 9-735d.
Cecryphalea, isl., Gr. 12-440

(E3).
Cecyle Sharpii 11-lOOa.

Cedar, Ariz. 2-544 (A2).

— , la. 14-732 (E3)

— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E5).

— , Utah 27-814 (D3).

— , Wyo.28-874(E2).

— , bay, N.C. 19-772 (F2).

— , isl., N.C. 19-772 (F3).

— , isl. (north), S.Dak. 25-506
(F3).

— , isl. (south), S.Dak. 25-506
(F4).

— , lake, Can. 4-600 (F2).

— , lake, Can. 5-160 (K5).

— , lake, Ind. 14-422 (C2).

— , lake, Ind. 14-422 (D2).

— , lake, Mich. 18-372 (ES).

— , lake, Wash. 28-354 (D2).

— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3).

— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (Cl).

— , mt., Mass. 17-852 (A4).

— , mts., Nev. 5-8 (F2).

— , mts., Oreg. 20-242 (H4).

— , mts., Syr. 16-346d.

— , pt., Ala. 1-460 (A5).

— , pt., Mass. 17-852 (F2).

— , pt., Md. 17-828 (G4).

— , pt., O. 20-26 (Dl).

— , pond, Mass. 17-852 (C2).

— , riv., Can. 5-160 (L5).

— , riv., la. 14-732 (F3) ; 14-
732c ; 5-595d.

— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (C4).

— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (F2).

— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (D2).

CEDAR 5-594b ; Cuban ex-
ports 7-599d ; Lebanon 9-
42c; oil of (Cedrium) 5-
595a, 6-398d; timber 26-
980b ; see also Alaska cedar
and Widdriiigtonia.

— , white, &c. : see White
cedar, &c.

Cedar Berg, mts.. Cape Col.
25-466 (D9) ; 5-227a.

Cedar-bird 28-431b.

Cedar Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

Cedarbluff, Miss. 18-600 (D2).

Cedar Bluff, Va. 28-118 (Cl).

Cedar Bluffs, Kan. 15-G54
(Bl).

Cedarbluffs. Neb. 19-324 (H3).

Cedar Brook. N.J. 19-502 (C4).

Ccdarburg, Wis. 28-740 (FS).

Cedar Butte, mt., Ida. 14-276
(B4).

— City, Mo. 18-608 (D3).

— City, Utah 27-814 (A5) ;
27-8150.

Cedarcliff, Va. 28-118 (Bl).
Cedar Co., la. 14-732 (F3).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (C4).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (G2).
Cedarcove, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Cedarcreck, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D5).

— . N.C. 19-772 (D3).
CEDAR CREEK, Va., 5-595c ;

battle (1864) 24-837c; 24-

835 (map); l-824c.

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (Al).

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1 • 460
(A4).

— Creek, riv., Can. 28-803d.

— Creek, riv., Del. 17-828 (13).

— Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752
(Al).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (C2).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (E3).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (C2).

— Creek, riv., IIL 14 - 304
(B3).

— Creek, riv.. 111. 14-304 (B3).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(G2).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (C2).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
(D6).

— Creek, riv. Mo. 18-608 (D3).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(B3).

— Creek, riv., Neb. 19 - 324
(F3).

— Creek, riv.,N.J. 19-502 (D4).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20 - 58
(F3).

— Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (C2).

— Creek, riv., S.C. 2»- 500
(D3).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690
(C8) ; 26-690 (L3).

Cedaredge, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
CEDAR FALLS, la. 5-595C ;
14-732 (E2).

— Falls, N.C. 19-772 (C2).

— Gap, Mo. 18-608 (D4).

— Gap, plateau, Mo. 18-608
(D4) ; 18-608b.

— Glade, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Cedarglades, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Cedar Grove, Ind. 14-422 (H6).
Cedargrove, N.J. 19-502 (A2).
— , N.C. 19-772 (Cl).

Cedar Grove, Wis. 28-740 (F5).
Cedarhill, N.Mex. 19-520 (Cl).
Cedar Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (El).

— Hill, Tex. 26-690 (B8).

Cedarhurst, N.Y. 19-596 (E5).
Cedarite l-794a.
Cedar Keys. Fla. 10-540 (C2).
Cedarlake, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Cedar Lake, Ind. 14 - 422

(C2).

Cedar manna 5-595a.
Cedar Mountain, Va. : battle

(1862) 1-821C.
Cedar of Goa 7-694b ; 5-595b.

— of Lebanon 5-594b ; 21-623
(PI. II.).

— oil : see under Cedar.
Cedar Point, Colo. 6-722 (G2).

— Point, O. 20-26 (E2) ; 24-
142b.

Cedarpoint, Kan. 15-65 1 (F2).
Cedar Point, mt., Colo. 6-722

(G2).
Cedar Pond Brook, riv., N.Y.

19-596 <C4).
CEDAR RAPIDS, la. 5-595C ;

14-732 (F3).

— Rapids, Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Cedar resin 5-595a.

Cedar Ridge, plateau, Ariz. 2-
544 (Cl).

— River, Mich. 18-372 (C4).

— River Flow, lake, N.Y. 19-
596 (F2).

— Rock, N.C. 19-772 (Dl).

— Run, N.J. 19-502 (D4).

— Run, Pa. 21-106 (112).

— Run (battle) : see Cedar
Mountain.

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106
(G-H2).

— Spring, S.C. 25-500 (B-C2).

— Springs, Ga. 11-752 (I!4).

— Springs, Mich. 18-372 (E6).

— Springs, Va. 28-118 (A4).

— Stream, riv., N.H. 19-490
(El).

— Swamp, mt., Mass. 17-852
<C2).

— Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500
(E2).

— Swamp, swamp, R.I. : see
Great Swamp.

Cedartown, Ga. 11-752 (Al).
Cedar Vale, Kan. 15-564 (F3).

— Valley, Utah 27-814 (B2).
Cedar Valley limestone 27-

631a.

Cedarview, Miss. 18-600 (Cl).
Cedarville, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
111. 14-304 (Cl).
Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Md. 17-828 (F3).
N.J. 19-502 (B5).
O. 20-26 (Co) ; 22-2930.
W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Cedar-wood 5-595b.
Cedaspe, Pablo de : see Cos-

pedcs, Pablo de.
Cedd (Saxon bishop) 9-786c ;

9-467a.
Ceded Mile, dist., W.Af. 11-

43Sb.

Cedcgolo, It. 26-242 (14).
Cederborgh, Fredrik 26-219a.
Cederstrom, baroness : see

Patti, Adelina.
Cedrat, oil of 16-4 15a.
Ccdrati libri 5-595a.
C'edrela 17-399b ; 18-32 Id.
Cedrclaceae 5-595b ; 25-3d.
Cedrela odorata : see Jamaica
red cedar.

— Toona : see Toon.
Cedrcne 26-652d.
Cedrenus, Georgius 12-521c.
Cedria : see Cedar resin.

" Cedric " (liner) 24-886b;
Cedrium : see under Cedar.
Cedron, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
Cedros, Az. 10-218c.
— , bay, W.I. 28-544 (A5).
— , isl., Mex. : see Cerros.
— , pt., Az. 3-83 (II).
— , pt., W.I. 28-544 (A5).
Cedrus 12-762a ; 12-761b.

— atlantica : see Atlas cedar.

— Dcodara : see Deodar.

— Libani : see Cedar of Leba
non.

Cedulas (finance) 2-466a.

Cefalone, mt., It. 12-353b.

Cefalonia, Gr. : see Cephalonia

CEFALU (Cephaloedium), It.
5-595d ; 15-4 (E5) ; 15-26
(E5) ; architecture 19-755C ;
cathedral 2-395d.

Cefn, Wales 8-18c.

— gorwydd, Wales 9-428 (V.
D3).

Cefni, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

Cl).

Ccfnllys, Wales 22-809c.
Cefn-mawr, Wales 9-428 (V.

E2) ; 5-577C.
Cefn Onn, mts., Wales 4-937c.

— Rhiwabon, Wales 8-1 8c.
rhondda, mts., Wales 23-

270c.

— y-bedd, Wales 4- 7 7 Ob.
Cefny Bryn, mts., Wales 12'

75b, 12-74a.
Cega, riv., Sp. 25-530 <C2).

Cegli di Bari (Messaploa), It :

see Caelia.
CEHEGIN, Sp. 5-596a; 25-

530 (E3).

Cehotina, riv., Bosn. 3-4 (F5).
Ceiba, P.R. 22-124 (Bl).
Cciba (bot.) : see Silk-cotton

tree.

Ceibo, Arg. 27-808d.
Ceibo(bot.)27-806b.
Ccibon fibre 18-325c.
Ceii, Aus. 18-81 7b.
Ceile (Brehon law) 6-420b : 4-

489c.
CEILING 5-596b ; 3-473e ; 2-

419a.

CEILLIER, REMY 5-596c.
Ceilsinne 6-420b.
Ceinos, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Ceinture railway, Paris, 20-

Sllc.
Ceira, riv., Port. 25-530 (A-B2);

22-135b.

Ceirios: (Welsh poet) 5-649c.
Ceiriog, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

E2); 8-18c; 23-795c.
Ceissa, Port. 25-530 (A3).
Celt loin, int., Scot. 24-418 (Bl).
Cejita Blanca, dist.. N.Mex. 19-

520 (Cl).

Cejuputol : see Cineol.
Celadon (porcelain) 5-745b ;

15-187b.
CELAENAE, Asia M. 5-596n :

see also Apamea (Phrygia)

and Dineir.

Celacno (myth.) 13-1 5a.
Celakovsky (Bohemian poet)

4-134d.

CELANDINE 5-596d.
CELANO, It. 5-596d; 15-4

(D3).

— , lake. It. : see Fucino.
Cclanova, Sp. 25-530 (Bl).
Celas, lignites of 20-82.
Celastraceac 5-515c.
Celastrophyllum 20-550d.
Celastrus 20-551a.
Celatiye coloration : see Pro-
tective resemblance.
Celaya, Mex. 18-318 (E3), 12-

649d.
Celbridgc, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

15-790d.
C61e, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E5); 17-

16a.

Celebe (ceramics) 7-1 50a.
CELEBES, isl., Mol.Arch. 5-

596d; 17-4(i6 (E2-3) ; 28-

1006b ; costume 7-224d ;

fauna 28-101 la, 17-527-a, 28-

lOlOc, 28-lOOSo ; lake dwell-
ings 16-92a.
— , residency, Mai. Arch. 17-

466 (Al & D3) ; 5-598c.
— , sea, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E2);

19-»73d.

Celebes buffalo : see Anoa.
Celedonius (martyr) 4-965d.
Celeia, It. 15-26 (El) : sec also

Cilli.

Celeiu, Rum. 23-831a.
Celelles, Francis 7-23a.
Celenderis, Asia M. 19-889b.
Celendin, I'cru 21-264 (B2).
Celeomorphae 28-803b.
Celeriac 5-599b.
Cel6rif6re 7-682d.
Celeripede 7-682d.
CELERY 5-599a.

— fly 8-897d.

Celesia, Dorothy 17-491b.
CELESTE, MADAME 5-599b.
Celeste, Tex. 26-690 (C-D7).
Celeste (organ stop) 12-959b.
Celestial, mts., Asia : see

Tian-shan.
— , mts., China : see Richt-

hofen.
Celestial marriage (Mormon)

18-847d.

— mechanics 2-803a ; Laplace
16-200d : Poisson 21-890c ;
Tisserand 26-10150.

Celestina (mus. instr.) 21-566d.
CELESTINA, LA 5-599c ; 23-

82 la; 25-581C.
CELESTINE I. (pope) 5-599d ;

Nestorian controversy 19-

41 Ob ; Synod of Carthage

5-432a.

— II. (popo) 5-599d.

— III. (pope) 5-600a ; 13-278b ;
14-563a.

— IV. (pope) 5-600b.

— V. (pope) 5-OOOb ; mauso-
leum 2-249b ; monastery
26-GOa.

Celestine, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E-F3).
CELESTINE (min.)5-600e; 18-
516c.

— blue 8-750d.
CELESTINES (religious order)

5-600d.

Celestite : see Celestine.
f'elestus : see Diploglossus.
Celetrum, Turk.: see Kastorig.
Cell 14-761b
Celia, Pa. 21-106 (B4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

158

• IO-04J. ;
. 14-7«c;

• the. «ir.al

— . Trnn. OO-H.'iMFl).

— . Te\. 88-690 ( I

Ooilo, nit . Ii.23-ttt.MDl).

Ol.u .1.- kM Coroanoheros.

'. -i-s*0 (Qi).
(rain.) §-«J«c.
SB*. AIM- : srrrilU.
COM*(blol-> 7-7IU; tl-.VM ;
: 2a-l77a; divi-
sion 7-7 1:1.1.9- :i:uic.80-9|M>;
gro«tii Zi-: J.i: natlm-
kigy»0-917e.80-»i8<fM. 1.):
plant* 21-710C, M-76A..

— (ch

»-- 1 71. : -tan.lurd 22-206d :
talBgraphk! 26-513a : *r
afro Battery and Aocurnu-
3 r.

CELL (monastic) 8-6OU : 1
: ! i -

—.voltaic: *v Voltaic cell.

Cell*. John <te: ttt John do

o'llu'Xke, Sp. 28-430 (El) ;

CELLA (diet.) S-604»; 26

Bile; 13-471d.
Cellach (arehbn.) : sre Cesras.

— (bishop) 3-i70d.
Cellaonao (king of Oashel) 14-

n •• .

CeUae, Or. 12-110 (At).
OUamare, Antonio del QtndiBO,

prince of 10-840d.
OUan. Wales 0-418 (V. D3).
( Vllur-itwelllngs 0-4364.
CELLARET 5-604a.
• • u II- . :.- ...,- . .-•••-. 24-

411(1)1).

Ollaria 22-43l> ; 22-41d.
Cellar line 13-443e.
Oil-body : tre Perikaryon.
Cell bridge 7-71 Ic,
CELLE. Qer. S-604b ; 11-808

(C2); 12-923d.
— . rlT.. FT. S-108C,
OeUcfrouin. Kr. 16-lS7b.
OUeporaSS-4-.M.
OeUes, Fr. 2-4 1'J.l.

— sui-BeUe, FT. 10-778 (D4) ;
8-llOa.

Ollette<sFr. 10-77S(EI); 16-

Cell-globulins l-514c.

(physician) 17-463b.

(Villa, dirt.. Egy, 18-687d.

CELLIER. ALFRED 5-604O.

Oiling (William Tilly of Sell-
mfTU-TOlt • 6-454a.

CELLINI, BENVENUTO 5-
604d ; bronze-casting 18-
106c ; eiiin-lO-'Julb ; metal
work 21-7970 ; "Perseus"
24-495 (PL II.); rings 23-

I •!• .

Ollino dl Neae: tee N<

ivilmodl.

Cell membrane 21-769b.
tell Mona, Ire. : tee Kilmoon.
— Mosamhog : tee

Celloldln 18-4084.

Ollotropln 12-1424.

Cell-plate 21-769a.

Of It stations 27-9364.

Col 1 1 1 lar Clothing Co. c. Maxton

27-131a.
Cell\itnr-paOtoloate (Vlrchow;

28-1 lOc.
Cellular separation: tee Solitary

confinement.
Cellulitid, pelvic 12-787c.
Celluloid (Xylonite) B-609b ;

amber Imitated l-793c

Ivory substitute lS-95a .

thermoluminescenoe 21-

CELLULOSE 5-606a; bac-
terial action 3-166b; cattle
food 6-6064 ; coal 8-577b
vegetable fibres 10-310*
fermentation 3-1694; in
dust rial uses 8-609a ; plant
cell walls 21-769b. 2-48c.

Oil wall : tee Oil membrane.

Olma. Juan B. 24-192c.

Caiman. Juarex Miguel 2-472b

Cetonites 28-360C.

i -; T!.T,-2i--n.i.

e Cock'»-comb.

— . ui.. r tm«t<>nan) BSJ-IITO.

• nlalM) 8-
MM | 20-371.1.

i« 1-otM:

<ls»Ul operalipo. 8-4 Id ;

tjrjffcotogy. S^MO s by-

U-inml; writ-
ton 10-J65b, 20-1160. 18-

— (i vllai-h). st (arcbbp. ol

Armagh) 14-7670.
— .T. Juliu.0-o74c,
•iM I.-) 3-illlb; drill-

utluti 2-34 la; fount

Il-M8*i

2-66.il.. io--»i. ; ll.-llentsm

t3-: - ,. t.i-. ; . !..-!.-

lltrrature Innue««dl4-134b;

Ireland invaded 2-343c ;

missionary enterprise 18-

place-nam<~ilO-147a; Home

attacked 28-613a. 23-«16a.

23-8V9b; tribal system of

succession 28-3d.
CELT I implement) 8-64 to ;

Z4-2S9a; 2-:i.v.v (PI. V.).
CELTES, koNRAD 8-643a ;

Oeltlberl S-S78b ; 14-2 16o; 5-

8i:ib : 8-fill<-.

CELT1BERIA. anc.dlst.. Sp..
8-n.Vlb; 10-4.VJ.-; IS-tAob.
Celtic " (liner) 24-»88a.
Oeltio art: oeramics 2-331b ;
7-iOSb; l'ul.l;ii Mii-
i-olliftion 1

ci«..«-.lln« 0-3fi:tb, S-578d ;
flllgree-work 10-343.1 ; Jew-
7.l.4-IH.th.23-350c,
21-800b ; Illuminated MSS.
14-3140. 18-.V2lc; iniiror
18-.'. 7. '"I ; iii.-ll.i 19-(>70d.

— langrnages 5-612d: dlc-
tlonarlCM 8-1'J.M) ; Engli»h
place names S-417c; in
Europe 9-9l»e: Italic lan-
guages allied ie-345b ; phll-
ologr 5-0221. : tet alto
Breton. Cornl«h, Gaelic,
Manx. Irish and Welah Lan

— literature : drama S-6.'>Ob.
5-6ild : tee alto lir>-t»ii.
Cornish, Irish. Man

tish. Gaelic and \Vi-Uli liter
at urea.

— lit iirv-v 18-7980.

— nard 25-668a.

— ox 8-81 lo; 5-5780.

— pony 13-71 Jd.
OltiUyrlans 8-61 lo.
Celtla: tff Nettle tree.

— acuminatu : aff Tula.

— austral!* : *•*• Xettlo treft.

— occldentalls : tee Hack
berry.

— aellowiana : tee Tala,

— tala : fee Tala.
CelUtes 27-260c.
Celtollgyes : tee Salyes.
Celrerex sliutt.-r 21-5 15b.
Celyphidae 8-30Sb.

Cemaes Bay. Wales 9-428 (V.

Bl).

Oemaa goral : tee Ooral.
Cembalo, HUSH. : tee Bala-

k;,-, L
Cembalo (music) 2S-1039b : tee

alto Clariccmbalo.
Ccmbra pine : tee Stone-pine

(central Kurope and Siberia).

— luiiiiila 2S-i:id.
(Viiii-iii-luiii. Fr. 15-26 (A3);

19-647a.

Cement, Ga. ll-752b.
— , Okla 20-.'.s (C3).
— , Tex. 26-690(88).
— . Wa*h. 28-354 (HI).
CEMENT 5-fi.',3c : 8-835C : 18-

876o ; adhesive 5-658d ;

ancient Ilonian 83-S85a ;

IsinglsM 14-8720 : planter-

init 21-7860 : sand 24-1 36o ;

temporary 5-659a.
Cementation process 12-199d.
Cement City, Mich. 18-372

(F7).

Cement copper 7-107 a,
Cementit,. 14--nu, : 14-SOSa.
(Vm.'iiton. I'o. 21-108 (L4).
Ceiiu-iit silver 12-JOOb.

— stone 8-4720.

— stone group (geol.) 24-4 17c ;
6-115a,

CEMETERY S-659a ; 8-349b ;
burial laws 4-S23«; conse-
cration 8-976b ; district
council's powers 9-438a ;
early German ll-829b : tee
alto Cremation. Funeral
Bites, ftc.

Cemmaes, barony of, Wales :

9-42S (V. D8).

slss 0-4IB < V. B3);

Onxisk.It.«-4l7a.
Usoeerro. pass. rl.Am. 1-

— . A..a.M.27-:ilBa.
OMMhris

...
pleclrorus : tee Water

12-37id (flg.) ; 12-

.

— trlbuloldes : tee Bur-grass.
CENCI. BEATRICE 8-«60c ;

. .

.:.•

, Francesco 8-6604.
, Lucre* la 6-

. jocresja 8-6604.
— (prefect ) 23-6690 ; 12-4 7 Oa,
' (fabric) 28-442b.

(Syrian general) 14-

Cene delta ChlUrra 14-900a.
Cenere, Monte, dint. UwlU. 28-

1330.

Cengalo, nit.. Alp* l-745b.
Can!*, rlr., Sp. 25-430 (F2) ;

5-472d.
t vinu (xooL) ll-413d ; 11-

..• ib.
Cento, mt.. Alps 18-4 (At)

l-742ar 18-761'b; 15-14.1 ;

tunnel 27 -4(1 In, 22 - 132c.

— , pass : tee Mont Cento,
—.tribe: suCaddo.
Cents*, rlr.. Venez. 17-667b.
Cenn Cruaich : tee Cromm

( 'ruach.
Oennelde (king of Thomond) :

tee Kennedy.
Cennfaeladh4-488a.
Cenn Kualt, Ire. : battle (916)

14-765C,
Cenniek. John 5-77b ; 1

529d; 14-1950.
Cenninl. Cennino 2O-493d : 20-

l*7ii: 20-492a; 11-383C.
CENOBITES5-",!...
Ccnobium 3-470b.
CENOMANI. tribe 5-661a ; 17

433c; 15-27a.
Cenomonian group 7-4 1 6a ; 11-

670b ; l-505b ; Algeria 1-

61 In : fossils 5-8061).
CENOTAPH 5-66 Ib ; 17-91 7a.
Onote (diet.) 1-81 7a ; 28-943.-.
C'enozoic : tee Cainozoic.
Cens. riv., Fr. 16-923C.
Censcalam, China : see Canton.
Censer (astron.) : tee Ara.

— (vessel) : tre Thurible.
Censive 17-5950,

CENSOR S-iiOlc ; Roman offl
rial 23-62 Ic. 8-553d. 22-
6164. 0-725b; university
,,;•,. ,IS-,'-.J,.

Censoratc, China : tee Tn Ch'a
Yuen.

CENSORINUSS-662b.

Censors, council of 5-862s,

Censorship : of books 14-374b.

— , dramatic 26-737.1 ; 22-
301a; 8-530o : Institution
in EnKlund 10-:<25b ; master
of revels 23-2221) ; myM.-ry

?lays 11-1130 ; Portugal 25-
12a; Itome28-736c.

— of the press: tee Press Laws.
Censura, Consign di 21-6898,
Censure (law) 20-835O ; 8-

86 Ib.

CENSUS 5-862b; Book ol
( /;rr,nWrj6-300d ; Egyptian
ru-tom 0-78a ; Jews 7-8564 ;
Roman 23-529b. 23-65 Ib.
17-13Id, 5-661d; United
M^it<-s S-666c.

— of Hallucinations : nee Hal-
lucinations, Census of.

c.-nt. >:.'n (Welsh poet): tee
Sion Cent.

.-ibbrcv.) l-30a.

— (coin) 18-707 (table).
Centa. riv.. It. 15-3b.
Cental 28-489a ; 28-491b.
Centannl, Eugenlo 14-170a

20-791d.
Centaur (astron.) : tee Oen-

taurus.

" Centaur " (ship) 22-7470,
CENTAUREA 5-669a ; 13-

.

— calcitrapa: tee Star-thistle.

— cyanus : tee Cornflower.

— III.I.T.---J.;. .1 1 5-"''.-.'.i.

— nlgra : tee Knapweed.
Centaurl. • 5-609c ; 2S-789b

25-7 89d.

Centauri. . S-669o : 25-787d.
Centauro-Tritons 27-296c.

To make full use of thin Index It If eutentlal to read the

given on /'age I.

CENTAUR* 8-669b.

a-Mfa| II

I I- • , ; luoo.
I .

• if-

... i bnsjri *-

1,1.1, i.i:,. i 0111,24-IJOb.
CENTAUHU8 (wUtm.)8-488o|

7-13 (map).
CENTAUR* 8-6600.
Ontavo (ooln) 4-171.1;

CAYL-CENT

bead. Wsbw

\r. : *-,

ll-I I

" : fre " but Hup-

Centenlonalls (coin) 10-894b.
Centennial. Pa. 21-106 (116).
— , Wyo72%-it74(F-<!4).

— Kuraka.mlne.t'tab27-814b.
Centennial Exhibition. Phlla-

.;. ; . . 10- - :.

— Hall. N..-.W. (Sydney) 28-
179a.

— Park, N.S.W. (Sydney) 28-
178 (C3); 26-2791).

— I-ark. Tenn. (Nashville) 10-
j '.-.•

— ritate B-669d.
CenteoU 18-333C.
Center. Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
— . Colo. 8-711 (D4).

, la. 14-732(01).
, Ind. 14-422 (E4).
, Miss. 18-iH".
, M... 18-608 (El).
, N.Duk. 10-780 (Cl).
, Net). 19-:i24 (01).

211- : .

, Tex. 20-690 <N4).
— . Wa«h. 28-354 (Cl).
— , pond. Me. 17-434 (C3).

— llurnstead, N.U. 10-490

— llridgc. Pa. 21-106 (N5).

— llnxik. Conn. 8-951 (F4).
f.-nt.-rburg, O. 2O-26 (K4).
Center City, Minn. 18-550 (E5).

— City, Tex. 26-690 (14).

— Co.. Pa. 21-106 (F-O4).

— Creek, riv.. Minn. 18-550
(C7).

— Cross, Va. 28-118 (F3).
Centerdale, K.I. 23-lMU Mil.

•kTove. Ala. 1-460 <( 1 ).

Cent, r Hall, Pa. 21-106 (( l|.

— Harbor. N.H. 10-490
(D-K4).

Ccnterhill, Ala, 1-460 (Cl).
Center Hill. pL, Mass. 17-851

(F-03).
Centering : tee Centreing.

Junction. la, 14-732

(It).

— Moreland, Pa. 21-108 (L3).

< point. Ark. 2-551 (114).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C6).

Point, la. 14-732 (F2).

— Point. Tex. 26-690 (H-I6).
Centerpoint, W.Va. 28-:.60

(Cl).

Center Ridge, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
Cent. -rroad Station, Pa.21-lii6

(B2).
Center Rutland, Vt. 19-490

(A4).

— Sandwich, N.H. 10-490 (E4).
Centersquare, Ind. 14-IJ2

(117).

Center Square, Pa. 21-1(16
<L6).

— Star, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Centerton, Ark. 2-552 (Al).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E5).

— , N.J. 10-501 (B4).
Centertown, Ky. 15-710

(A-B3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D3).
Center Tuftonboro, N.H. 10-

490 (E4).

Center Valley. Pa. 21-108 (M4).
Centerview, Mo. 18-«»>
Ontorville. Ala. 1-460 (113).
— , Ark. 2-551 (Bl).

•in. 6-U.V.'(I)4). .
CENTERVILLE. la. 8-669d

14-732 (K4).
— , Ida. 14-276 (B4).
— . Ind. 14-422 (H5>.
— , Kan. 18-654 (HI).
— . Ky. 18-740 (Dl).
— , La. 17-54 (a7).
— , Md. 17-828 (6-H1).
—.Mich. 18-372 (»).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D-E5X
—, Miss. 18-600 (A4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (E-F4).
— , N.J. 10-598 (H3) ; 3-5584.
—.0.20-26 (I!:,).
— , Pa, 21-106 (Cl).
— , R.I. 23-149 (B-C1).
— . s.Dak. 28-S06 (14).
— , Tenn. 20-610 (D2>.
— . Tex. 20-690 (L-M4).
— , I'tah 27-814 (C!).
— , Va. 4-7920 : 4-791C.
— . Wash. 28-354 (E4K

— Station, UL 14-301 (B5X.

680m:

2-677c;

674b, •

pholory 2-676a; hibernation

13-446.1; tncbeae 2-67 Sd.
CENTLWRE, lUSANNA 8-

07 4 b.

Qsjisisr 28-49 Ih.
CENTO, It. 8-674c ; U-4 (CtX
CENTO (dirt.) 8-674r.

' amerelle. It. 3-!I4b.
Cento SonOe A*Hdu 14-»00d ;

: .

Centorbl. Hie. : tee Centoripe.
Oratradenia 14- 1 57 b.
Centrahoma. Okla. 20-58

(E3).

Central. Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
— , Ark. 2-541 (Al).
— . La. 17-54 (b6).
— . Mo. 18-608 (Kl).
— , N.Mex. 10-520 (BSV
— . Pa. 21-106 (K3).
— . 8.C. 28-500 (Bl).
—.nark. N.Y. 18-610 (B1}J

10-6 Iza ; 20-9od ; 28-959D.
—.plateau, Kr. : tee Massif

Central.
— . prov.. Cey. 14-381 (M-M6

& 110).
— , prorlDoei. India : 9ft On-

tr&l ProTixioBM.

— Academy. Miss. 18-600 (Cl ).

— African bough : tee Hift-
Talley.

CENTRAL AMERICA B-674d ;
8-678 (map) ; ancient dia-
lect* 18-335d ; archaeologr
s-.: i- :-.!.. II.). !•

811 (Pis. III.. IV.). 18-3340 ;
architect ure 18-336c ; coffee
cultivation 8-647d; cotton
•• , i. •?--••- ! : . • • .• 18-
335d, 2-754c; fresh-water
fishes 14-270b; history 8-
676c. 8-475a; misslonarr
work 18-598a ; mountain
system 10-783a ; population
8-676c; rainfall B-675d ;
societies, learned 28-3 1 3a ;
surrey maps 17-653a ; vol-
canoes 28-189C,

— America, Greater Republic
of 6-67 7 b.

— American Court of Arbitra-
tion 18-3 4 Sc.

— American sea 10-975d ; 10-
974a; 10-973d.

— axis 17-966S,

— Bridge, N.Y. lf-596 (Al).

— City. Colo. 8-711 (El) ; •-
7-'..!..

— City, la. 14-731 (Fl).

— City, 111.14-304 <C5).

. Ky. 15-740 (A3).

— City. Neb. 10-314 (F3>

— City. S.Dak. 28-506 (B5).

— Cordillera, mta, Colom. 8>
701a.

— Cotton Belt, Ga. ll-751d.

— criminal court. Lond. 18-
951b; 7-311d; 7-459a.

Centrale, mt., Alps 28-141

(F3); 1-744C.
Central eclipse S-888*.

— Experimental Farm, Can.
20-370a; 20-369C.

CENTRAL FALLS, R.L 8-
680a; 23-149 (Cl); 20-
•TOd.

Central-fire cartridge l-875a.

Central GrasleltenspiUe, mt..
Alls. l-747b.

Centrathatchee. Ga. 11-751

CENT RALIA, HI. 5-CSOb ; 14-
304 (('.'•) ; 14-304C.
Kan. 15-644 (Fl).
Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
Okla. 2O-58 (Fl).
Pa. 21-106 (K4).
.Wash. 28-351 (B3); 28-
I54b.

12-3500.

W.Va. 18-560 (C3).
CENTRAL INDIA B-680b ; 14-
450c.

— India Bone (regiment) 12-

— W!p. N.Y. 10-506 (05) ; 14-

8740.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

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Centralists (Austrian party) 3
26c.

— (Mexican party) 18-33Ua.
Central Lake, Mich. 18-372

(El).

— lino (mensuration) 18-139a.

— London Railway IG-'J 1 11> ;
27-406a ; lifts 9-2650 ; ven-
tilation 27-409u.

— Markets, Smithfleld 16-
951b.

• — Mediterranean Sea (geol.) :
see Tethys Sea.

— Midwives' Board IS- 1 _ to.

— Mt, Stuart, mts., S.Aus. 2-
960 (E4); 2-961o ; 2-947a.

— nervous system 25-672d;
27-1048a.

— News Agency 19-564C.

— Pacific railway 22-S21d.

— Park, Mich. 13-6 11 a.
Centralpark, Mont. 14-276

(D3).
Central plane 18-139a.

— projection 17-656d : 19-
294b ; 7-573o.

CENTRAL PROVINCES, India
S-681c ; 14-382 (C-K9) ;
British acquisition 4-609d ;
cotton manufacture 7-299d ;
land settlement system 14-
388b ; Munda race 19-.V.

— Square, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).

— Station. \V.Va. 28-560 (C2).

— Technical College, London
27-773b ; 26-492c.

— Tennessee College : see Wai-
den, university of.

— (Unemployed) Body, Lond.
16-953C.

— University, Indianapolis 27-
597b.

— University of Kentucky 7-
824a.

— Valley. N.Y. 19-596 (B4).

— Viaduct, Cleveland 6-503d.

— Village, Conn. 6-952 (H3).
Centranthus 10- Mi Ib.

— macrosiphon 13-766b.

— ruber : see Red valerian.
Centrarchidae 26-5 15c.
Centraxonia 18-86Sa.
Centre, canal, Fr. 10-778 (G4) ;

9-917c; 10-786b; 8-269c.
— , canal. Belg. 5-170d.
— , isl., N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
Centre (spherical) 25-647b.
Centred (math.) 16-421d.
Centreing (arch.) 27-956d ; 2-

343a.

— (carpentry) 5-388a.
Centre Island, penin., N.Y. 20-

428a.

— of England, Leics. (High
Cross) 10-73 Id.

— of gravity 17-96 Ob ; 2-
369a; 27-258c ; 21-923O.

Centre party (Ger.) 28-7 16b ;

ll-876a ; '27-573C.
Centreport, N.Y. 13-954a.
Centre Star, mine, Can. 23-

752d.
CentrevUle, Can. (B.C.) 4-600

(CD.

— , Can. (N.Br.) 19-465 (Bl).
— , Ida, 14-279a.
— , R.I. 28-341C.
Ccntricae 8- 17 Ob.
Centrifugal couple 17-1014a.

— drier : gee Hydro-extractor.

— fans 14-110a.

— filter : nee Hydro-extractor.

— force 18-906d; 17-1013d.

— inflorescence : see Definite
inflorescence.

— pump 14-107b.

— roller mills 20-239D.
Centring error 24-7. "> la.
Centriole : see Centrosome.
Centripetal inflorescence : see

Indefinite inflorescence.
Centriscidae 26-545b.
Centrisciformes 14-247d.
Centrocercus urophasianus : see

Sage -cock.

Centrode 17-958a : 17-lOOSc.
Centroid 18-138c : 17-1008d.
Centrolabrus exoletus : see

Rock-cook.

Centromachus 2-303d.
Centronellidae 4-366a.
Centropagidae : see Diapto-

midae.

Centropelma 12-423c ; 3-974c.
Centrophorus 24-809a.
Centropipeda 18-868b.
Cehtropolis, Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Centropus : see Lark -heeled

cuckoo.

Centropyxis 8-238c ; 23-248c.
Centrosome 7-714c; 7-715c ;

9-328d ; Heliozoa 13-232b ;

plant cells 21-767b ; repro-
duction 23-117d.
Centrosphere (biol.) 7-715d.

— (earth) 14-171b.
Centrostigma 18-868a.
Centrum (anat.) 14-258a.

— (geol.) : see Seismic centre.

— ovale 4-397C.

Cent-Sulsses 12-658b.
Centula, Fr. : see St Rlquier.
Centulle III. 3-202b.
Centum Cellae, It. : see Civita

Vecchia.

Centum group 14-495a.
Centumpondium 28-488a.
CENTUMVIRI 5-683d ; 23-

536a.

Ccnturia, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Centuria (cavalry) 9-724a ; 23-

C19a ; 6-764a ; 23-S29b.

— (measure) 28-484c.

— pracrogativa 22-280a.
Centurio 6-244a.

— (senex) : see Masked vam
pire bat.

CENTURION (Rom. Emp.) 5-

684a ; 23-472b.
" Centurion " (ship) 2-83d.
Centurione, Paolo 21-940a.
Centurioneae 6-244b.
Centurione Zaccaria l-141a.
Centurioni, Alessandro 15-

347d.

Centurion! (Italy) 15-50c.
CENTUR1PE, Sic. 5-6S4a ; 15-

4 (E6) ; 15-26 (E6).
CENTURY (diet.) 5-684b.
Century, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Century Club, N.Y. 6-568a.
Century Dictionary 8-190a ;

19-559a.

Century Magazine 13-587a.
Century plant: see American

aloe.

— Stakes (Eng.) 13-730C.

— Stakes (U.S.) 13-736c.
Centwine (king of Wessex) 28-

535a ; 28-534C.
Cenwalh : see Coenwalh.
C«nwulf (abbot) 21-297d.
Ceo, Soror Violente do 22-1 60a.
Ceol (king of Wessex) 5-592c ;

28-535a: 28-534c.
Ceolfrid (abbot) 3-6 15b ; 15-

•.'7c.il ; 3-881C.
Ceolred (king of Mercia) 18-

152b.
Ceolwulf (king of Mercia) 18-

152c ; 9-469b ; 15-735d ; 27-

2S7a.

— (king of Northumbria 729-
737) 19-79:ld ; 28-326a.

— (king of Wessex) 26-168b ;
28-534C ; 28-535a.

Ceorl (Saxon loader) l-292a.

— (class) : *ee Churl.

CEOS, isl., Medit. 5-684b : 12-
424 (F3) ; Aristaeus cult 2-
493d j Valonia supply 7-
681b.

Cepeda, Teresa de : see Theresa,
St.

Cepeda, Are. 2-471a.

Cepeham, Wilts. 28-699b.

Ccperon, mt,, Fr.Gui. 5-588d.

Cepet, cape. Ft. 27-904d.

Cephaclis 5-552d.

Ccphalanthera 20-172b.

Cephalaon 25-1 tr.

Cephalaria 5-552d.

— tatarica 5-55 la.
C'ephalas, Constantinus 2-94d.
C'ephalas, Asia M. : see Keph-

alas.
Ccphalaspidae 20-3G1C ; 24-

596d.
Cephalaspis20-360d; 25-lllb;

17-113d ; 8-128c.
Cephalic flexure 4-403a.
CEPHALIC INDEX 5-684c ; 7-

373b ; American aborigines

l-811a, 14-466a; Bongo 4-

204d.

— vein 27-970a ; l-941d.
Cephalina 12-560b.
Cephallenia, Gr. : see Argostoli.
• — , isl., Gr. : see Cephalonia.
Cephalobus rigidus 19-362d.
Cephalochorda 28-1033c ; 27-

1048b ; amphioxus l-886d ;
craniata 27- 1 048c, 27- 1 049d.

Cephalocones ll-522b.

Ccphalodia 16-580a.

Cephalodiscus 22-61 4b.

Cephaloedium, Sic. : see
Cefalu.

Ccphalon 7-554a.

CEPHALONIA, isl., Gr. 5-684c ;
12-440 (B2) ; 12-424 (A-B2);
25-34a ; 19-283a ; insurrec-
tions (1848) 14-729C, 17-
792a ; Norman acquisition
23-5 16a.

Cephalont 12-557b.

Cephalophinae 2-91d.

Cephalophus : see Duiker.

• — • doriae : see Banded duiker.

— jentinki : see White-
shouldered duiker.

CEPHALOPODA 5-685b ; 18-
669d; 18-67 Ib; 18-675a ;
Devonian 8-128a ; eggs 9-
16a ; Jurassic 15 • 570* :
metamerism 18-671b; Ordo-
vician 20-237d ; Permian 21-
177c ; radular formula 18-
672b ; shell 5-685c. 5-686a,
5-694d ; Silurian 25-110c.

Cephalopod limestone : Bo-
hemia 8-12.nl ; Jurassic 23-
ir.Hi ; Silurian 23-lllu : see
also Gothland limestone.

Cephaloptera : see Devil-fish.

Cephalorhyncus 5-774c.

Cephalotaceae 14-644C.

Cephalotaxus 12-700c ; 12.
7Gla,d; 12-762b; distribu-
tion 12-762c.

Cephalotes 6-241d.

Cephalothricidae 19-363d.

Cephalothrix 19-364a ; 19-
3G5a,b.

Ccphalotus follicularis 21 -
665a; 21-664c (f;g.); 14-644c.

Cephalovrj'so, Gr. : see Ther-
mon.

Cephalozia 4-702b ; 4-704d

(ng.).

Cephaius (myth.) l-893b ; 2-
927b ; 21-342b.

— (father of Lysias) 17-182b ;
25-425a.

Cephas (bibl.) : see Peter, St.
Cephoa 24-525b.
Cepheidae (zool.) 24-525b.
Cepheid variables (astron.) 25-

786b.

Cepheus (myth.) l-975c.
CEPHEUS (astron.) S-702c ; 7-

12 (map).

Cephidae : see Stem saw-fly.
Cephisodorus 2-501c.
CEPHISODOTUS (the elder) 5-

702c ; 12-487d.

— (the younger) 5-702c.
Cephissus (myth.) 19-238a.

— , battle (1310) : see Orcho-
menus.

Cephissus, lake, Gr. : see
Copais.

— , riv., Gr. (Attica) 12-440
(E3-2) : 12-426d.

— , riv., Or. (Phocis) 12-440
(D2): see also Mavropotamo.

Cephus Fender, Fla. 10-540
(F7).

Cephus pygmaeus 8-897b ; 14-
179b.

Cepi, Russ. 4-286b.

Cepina, It. 26-242 (14).

Cepion (musician) 6-396a.

Cepizzi, Sic. 15-4 (E6).

Ccpolidae 26-545c.

Ceppos : see Stocks.

Ceppomorelli, It. 26-242 (E5).

Ceprano, It. ll-92b.

Ceps4-159d.

Cerachates 5-803c.

Ccram, Mal.Arch. : see
Serang.

CERAM, isl., Mal.Arch. S-
702d : 17-466 (F3).

— , sea, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (F3).

Cerambycidae : see Loughorn
beetle.

Ceramic, gulf, Asia M. : see
Cos, gulf.

Ceramic papier mache 20-738a.

CERAMICS 5-703a; Assyrian
3-108b ; bronze age 2-352
(PI. V.) ; Central Ameri-
can 18-335d ; Cincinnati
pottery 6-673a ; Cyprian 7-
698a ; enamelling 9-362d ;
Euphronius' work 9-898c ;
ethnology 14-498c ; gilding
12-1 lu; Hittite 13-537d ;
Mexican and Peruvian 2-
349d ; neolithic 2-352 (PI.
V.); Nippurpotteryl9-707b;
Susa examples 26- 16 Id ;
terracotta lamps 16-132c ;
Trojan 27-316b; tiles 26-
972c, 19-17b; wheelless
manufacture 2-350b : see
also under Ancient civiliza-
tions and leading modern
countries.

Ceramicus, Or. 2-832 (map) ;
2-834c; 9-959a; excavations
2-837a.

Ceramidium l-592d.

Ceramium l-597b.

Cerano, II. : see Crespi, Gio-
vanni Battista.

CERARGYRITE 5-760a.

Cerasin (bot.) : see Cherry tree
gum.

— (wax) : sec Ceresine.
Cerasite 14-726C.
Ceraso, mt., It. 15-4 (G2).
Cerastes 28-108d.

— cornutus : see Horned viper.
Cerastium 5-440a ; 10-o57b.

— hirsutum 10-570d (fig.).
Cerasus, Asia M. : see Kera-

sund.

— (bot.) : see Cherry.

— Mahaleb 10-556C (fig.).
Cerasus Pharnacia, Asia M. 2-

760(H2): see also Kerasund.
Ceratella 14-151d ; 14-155a.
Ceratellidae 14-1 51 d.
Cerateroeton 3-525b.
Ceratiidae 26-545d ; 14-268d.
Ceratiocaridae 6-560b.
Ceratiocaris 20-237d.

— papilio 7-554d (fig.).

Ceratlomyxa 19-109b (fig.) ;

19-105d.

Ceratiomyxaceae 19-105d.
Ceratisolen 16-124a.

— Iegumenl8-118d ; 16-119a.
Ceratite beds (geol.) 27-260d.
Ccratites 5-693d ; 27-2GOc.

— trinodosus 27-260d.
Ceratitidae 5-693d.
Ceratitis capitata 8-308c.
Ceratium 8-278a ; 8-278b.

— hirundinella 16-89b.
Ceratobatrachidae 3-523d.
Ceratobatrachus guentheri 11-

241b.

C«ratobranchial 24-595a.
Ceratochelys insculpta 19-

488a.
Ceratodontidae 26-543b ; 14-

268a.
Ceratodus 26-5i3b ; 14-248C ;

blastopore and anus 9-320b ;

development 9-328a ; fins

14-259d (fig.) ; geological

range 27-259d.

— forsteri : see Ncoceratodus.
Ceratogaulus 23- 1 !GI>.
Ceratogymna : see Black horn-
bill.

Ceratohyal 24-595a.
Ceratomyxa 9-385d ; 9-384d j

spore 9-;>86b (flg.).
Ceratomyxidae 9-385d.
Ceratonia : see Locust tree.

— siliqua : see Carob tree.
Ceratophora 16-824d ; 23-

173b.

Ceratophrys : see, Escuerso.
Ceratophyllus fasciatus 20-

777a.

Ceratopogon 8-3070.
Ceratops 7-418b.
Ceratopsyllidae see Bat-flea.
Ceratoptera 21-596b.
Ceratopyge 20-2.".7d.
Ceratosaurus 23-1 l.'.li.
Ceratospora 12-560C : 12-560b

(fig.).
Ceratozamla 12-755b ; 12-

756a.
Cerball (king of Ossory) 14-

7G5a; 14-764d.
Cerbalus, riv., It. : see Cer-

\aro.
Cerbat, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— Range, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(B2).

Cerbcre, cape, Fr. 10-778

(F6).
CERBERUS (myth.) 5-760b ;

13-34Gc.

— (astron.) 7-13d.

— rhyncops 25-290d.
Cerbu, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Cercado, prov., Bol. 6-619a.
Cereal, mts., Port. 25-530 (A4) ;

22-135a.
Cercamon (Provencal poet) 22-

497c.
Cercaphus, mt., Asia M. 14-

288d.

Cercaria 27-244a ; 25-284b.
Cercen, pass, Alps l-747a.
Cerces, mt., Alps l-742a.
Cercetius, mte., Gr. 12-440

(Cl).

Cerchneis : see Kestrel.
Cerci : gee Cercus.
Cercinitis, lake, Gr. 12-440

(B4) : see Tachino.
Cercis 16-382a.

— canadensis 15-536b.

— siliquastrum : see Judas
tree.

Cerclc de la Rue Royale 6-
568a.

— des Vingt 20-508b ; 20-
507a.

Cercocebus : see Mangabey.

— albigena: see White-cheeked
monkey.

— collaris : see White collared
mangabey.

— cynomolgus : see Crab-eat-
ing macaque.

— f uliginosus : see Sooty man-
gabey.

Cercoleptes caudivolvulus : see
Kinkajou.

Cercomonas 10-465c ; 8-265d.

Cercopagis 9-657d.

Cercophonius 2-303d.

Cercopidae 13-262b ; 7-610c.

Cercopithecidae 22-329d; col-
oration 22-325d ; dentition
22-327d; gestation 22-328b.

Cercopithecinae 22-330b.

Cercopithecus : see Guenon.

— albigularls : see Sykes's
monkey.

— callitrichus : see Green
monkey.

— cynosurus : see Malbrouck
monkey.

— diana : see Diana monkey.

— dlana ignita : see Bay-
thighed monkey.

— leucampyx : see Pluto
monkey.

— mona : see Mona monkey.

Cercopithecus neglectus : gee
De Brazza's monkey.

— nictitans : see Hocheur.

— patas : see Patas monkey.

— petaurista: see Lessor whit-
nosed guenon.

— pogonias : see Bearded
monkey.

— pyrrerythrus : see Vervot.

— pyrrhonotus : see Nisnas
monkey.

— Babaeus : see Grivet.

— talapoin : see Taiapoln.
Ccrcopitheque : see Uuenon.
Cercopod : see Cercus.
Cercospora concors 22-20 l.-i.

— vitis 28-96a.

Cercus 13-425b ; 13-418o.
Ccrcyon (legend) 26-837d.
Ccrda, Sic. 26-642c.
Ccrdaiia (Cerdagne), dist., Sp.

ll-902b ; countship 23-

780b ; language 25-57 3b ;

Spain obtains 10-826a ; war

(1473) 17-40a.
Cerdic (kinK of Elmet) 9-7o.
CERDIC (king of Wessex) S-

760c ; 24-79b ; 28-534b.
Cerdo (heretic) 5-760c ; 8-

353b ; 17-G92b.
— , L. Vitruvius 27-1036c.
CERDONIANS (sect) 5-4G8c.
Cere, riv., Fr. 8-424a.

— (falconry )13-94d ; 10-142b
Cereal, Okla. 20-58 (D2).

— Belt, dist., Ala. l-459d.
Cercales (Roman officers) 1-

244d.

Cercalia : see Ccrialia.
Cerealiii 10-550b.
CEREALIS, PETILLIUS 5-

468d; 19-413C.
Cereals (agric.) : see Grain.
Ccreatae, It. 5-440d ; 14-633c.
C'erebellar artery 2-666d.

— peduncles 4-393a.
Cerebclhim 4-:!94b ; 27-1049b ;

14-264a ; development 4-
403a ; histolopy 4-395a ;
physiology 19-48d.
Cerebral artery 2-666c ; 1-
940a; 2-16 Ic.

— hemispheres 4-402d ; 14-
264a ; of fishes 14-265C ;
localization of function 19-
434d (tig.).

— lobes 27-1049C.

— peduncles : see Crura cere-
brl.

Cerebratulus 19-364a ; 19-
368a; fertilization 7-716b ;
proboscis 19-364b.

— urticans 19-365a.
Corebro-spinal fever 18-130d ;

20-7780 ; inoculation for 28-
162d.

— spinal fluid 25-201b ; 19-
431d.

Cerebrum 4-395c.
Cerecloth : see Shroud.
Cereda, pass, Alps l-747c.
Ceredig (king of Elmet) : see

Cerdic.

Ceredo, W.Va. 28-560 (A3).
Cerekwe, Ober, Aus. 3-4

(D2).

— , Unter, Aus. 3-4 (D2).
Cerekwica, articles of 21-911b.
Ceremonial congregation 7-

513d.
Ceremonies, master of the : see

Master of the Ceremonies.
Ceremony (diet.) 4-937a.
— , drinking : see Drinking

Ceremonies.
Cereopsis novae-hollandiae 12-

243a.

Cereris, ludi : see Cerialia.
CERES 5-760d; 12-402a ; Am-

barvalia 1-791C ; temple,

Paestum 20-448b : temple,

Rome 26-656d, l-244b.
Ceres, Cape Col. 25-466 (D9) ;

5-247a; 5-232c.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Dl).
— , Scot. 24-418 (F2) ; 9-

330c.

Ceres (astron.) 21-718a.
Ceres, rule of (math.) : see

Virgins, Problem of the.
Ceresco, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
— , Neb. 19-324 (H3).
Ceresco (sociol.) : see Wiscon-
sin Phalanx.
Ceresine 20-430b.
Cercsio, lake, It. : see Lugano,

lake.

Ceresole, It. : see Cerisoles.
Ceressus, Gr. 26-840c.
Ceret, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Ceretapa, Asia M. : see Kaya-

dibi.
Cerethrins (chief of Gauls) 27-

2R2a.
Ceretic (king of Strathclyde) :

see. Coroticus.
Cereus, riv., Gr. 9-8fi6b.
Cereus (hot.) : see Torch thistle
Cerezo, Sebastian 7-798b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

160

To make lull use of this Index It It entcnilml to read the

j[l\cn on Page I.

CENT-CHAC

,UI..Ind.0.1.3IO(I-.);24-

. Ir. 12-440(114).

. 6-7.. l«;2»-17iid: Ins-
it CMwnooy 17-ISId ;
• rptoe assrirtsliil with
22-1 •:«. mi •••inn nnj
M-llie.
tortali*, PvUlUvi : satOmslli.

OH

i

.1 2-1
2-1-11.; 8-6410 :

Osrlum

fluoride, ate.: sr»
n pound*.

__ . — a — ^ema.

- 10-SS90.

s-761a:18-4

(K4); 18-Slc; battle (1503)
7-1
Origo. Or. 12-424 (D4).

i.r 12-IJt i I'D: trr

• ra.

CEH1GOTTO. (ir. 5-761a ; 12-
lironie itatue 12-
480 (PI V. lUt. 7

10-778 (K4).

HUS B-78U; Eblon-
Ite* Influenced by 8-842e :
Logo* doctrine developed
n.r.1 .n-i is- 1 is ; BrssWi m,
Am* o/. ascribed to 22-llld:
•hn-« Gospel attributed
to 15-457a.

Certnthus. Or. 12-440 (ES).
Cerlornls : tee Tragopan.
— aatyra: tee Horned phea-
sant.

•ninckil : tee White

Cerlaten. FT. 10-778 <F3).
Oerisokw. 1». : battle (1541) 18-

Cbrinr - la - Stile. FT. 10-778

,,.:.. v

Cerlta Tularoa*. N.Mex. 19-

520 (D4).

Oerlte S-761b ; »-73.td.
Cerlthlidan ll-.M5d.
Orlthlum 11-5 1 5d; 9-663d ;

22-122a ; geological range

lS-570a. 20-8»b7
CERIUM 5-761b; compound*

8-7810.

— oxide 8-761o ; 22-9 Ida ; 15-

Oriroula 8-248a : 8-2 4 Ad (flu.).

— plcta : ire Indian painted

Oerlzay. Fr. 10-778 <D4).
OerUer. SwiU. : trr Erlach.
Oermatoblidae 8>i: :
Oerraatoblus 5-67:id : 5-870c.
Orrna. riv.. Rum. 23-^.
Oernahora, mt., IluriK. 3-4

Ornautjcl, A us. : tee Cierno-
-.Mr.-.

Cemavoda, Rom. 13-826 (O2) ;
23-829b.

Cernay-la-Vllle. Fr. 24-388d.

Oerne, M., Ind.O. : tee Mau-
ritius.

— Abba*. Dorset. »-420 (III.
CM; 8-436b.

Cernier. Switi. 26-242 (112).
< Vrni Vn-h. int.. Aus. 2S-1059a.
CERNUSCH1. HENRI S-762a ;

2O-K09d.
CEROCRAPHY 5-762 : 17-

633o : map reproduction 17-

833d. See alto Encaustic

paint inc.
Ceromel 13-6S4C.
Cerumya 18-12lh.
Cerostoma asperella 18-472b

OroU.no 20-764.
Cerotic acid 20-51a.
( troTttsm, a rr. 24->'.-'-. . I'-'
Ceroxylon andlcola : tre W

pain,

Orqueto. It. 15-4 (F2).
Orrqnoul, Michelangelo 7-

.-••.-!•.
Orralvo. lal.. Mex. 18-3 IK

(C2): 18-318c.
Onrreto. mt.. It. l-778b.
Oerrtar-T-Dniidlon. Wales 0-

4»8(V. Dl) -.geology 8- 18a.
Orrillos. N
Oerrtte del Lobo, mt.. N.Mex.

10-SJO (E3).
Oerro. mt.. fnw. 18-779c.

— Aral. Peru 16-689a.

— .!••! Campanario, Granada*.
Im-ahuasi. &c.. mU. : tre
Campenarto, Granada*. In
cahuasi. *c.

-de Oro group (geol.) 17-

989a.
CERRO DE PASCO. Peru S-

4TOa; 21-264 (B-C3) ; 1-

TMa (map) i p..pulatJon tt>
Oarmwdo. Ark. 8-55»

li-

battlr

IMl. 22-114

.

Oord... Ill i

Co. la. 14-731 (Dl).

i
(A6 i K3>; 27-

M«1.18-31»(A III);

Oarro Santa, ml.. W.I. 24-

Ceraoblepte* 8-llc ; 21-.177b.
( Vrt», Port. 2S-53H

'ALDO. It. B-7M.M. ; 18-4

(C3).

la

(Vrth

eaeruleaoen* :

— oostae : are Tree-creeper.

— famlllarU : trr Tree-creeper.

(Vrthlidiw : tr, ( 'n-. i« r.

. ..; i Ib-.-l-. ; 13-6760,

— desert I : trt Dewrt-lark.
(Vrthlola: arc Sugar-bird.

< •Tthimiiorphae 10-324d.
CertlfleM de complaisance 2-

CerUfloate examination 10-

I :

Certlorari 28-850b ; 22-4 J7o ;
mandamu.4 22-715a.

Certosa dl I'avla. monastery.
It, 20-970d ; 2-4 1 Da; 15-
18d ; altar 1-761 (PI. II. flg.
1) : sculptures 24-496a.

Cerulariui.. Michael : tee Mi-
chael (Cerularius).

Cerulean. Ky. 15-740 (B2).

( 'erura : nrr Pus* moth.

Cernsaa 18-319a.

CERUSS1TE 8-7620 ; 7-ST8a

CERUTTI. G.' A'.'G. 5-762d.
Orva, Port. 2S-5:io

ClTMllll.'-. 1M-. 21-.1.'.!-' K -M.

. Sp. 25- .:!(! (HI) : 17-1 16c.
CERVANTES SAAVEDRA.

MiBusl d« 5-763a ; 25-582d ;

8-507d.
Oervaro. riv.. It. 15-4 (E4) :

IS- '.'6 (E4).
Cervati. mt.. It. 15-4 (E4) ; 5-

124a.

Cervela 19-950d.
Cervenka burner 16-fi.iSd.
Cervera, Guillem dc : ice Wil-
liam de Cervcra.
— .PASCUAL CERVERA Y

Topet« 5-76fid : 25-.'.94c. •
Cervera, Si). (Li^rida) 25-A30

(F2); 16-483d.
— . Sp. (Palencia) 28-530 (Cl).
— . cape, Sp. 25-530 (E4).
— . riv.. Sp. 16-483d.

— del Rio Alhauia. Sp. 2S-A3II
(Dl); 16-921d.

• n. It.: discovery of trea-
sure 21-791a : paint iiu.-- 20-
464d : pottery 5-722c ;
tombs 5 - 498a (figs. •
alto Caere.

Cervla,It.l5-4(I>2): 23-34Ab.

Cervical flexure 4-4<i:ia.

— ganglion 10-403a ; 19-403b.

— Klands 17-1660.

— nerves 19-398c.

— plexus 19-398C.

— vertebrae 5-769a.
Cervicapra : tee Recdbnck.
Cervicaprinae 2-9 1 b.
Cervidae : tee Deer.
Cervignano. Aus. 9-4 (C4).
Cervlnae 7-922c.
Cervinara. It. 15-4 (C6).
Cervini. Marccllo : tee Mar-

ccllus II. (pope).
Cervix uteri 12-788a.
Cervoni. Jean Baptiste 11-

Cervulus : nrr Muntjac.

— crinlfrons: ire Hairy -fronted
muntjac.

— feae : tee Tcnasserim munt-
jac.

— lachrymans : tee Tibetan
muntjac.

— muntjae : tee T"^i»n munt-
jac.

Cerru* 7-922c.

— afnnls : trr Shou.

— albirostris 7-923b.

— alee* : tee Elk.

— alfredl : are Philippine
spotted deer.

— antisensls : tee Tarnoo.

— arlstotolls : trr Sambar.

— axis: swChital.

— canadensis : tre Wapiti.

— carnntorum 21-847C,

— caahmlrlanus : tee Bangui.

— chilensis : tee fluemal.

— cullonensis : tee Calamlane*
deer.

— daina : trr Fallow-deer.

— dnvancell : tre Baraslngha.

— claphus : tee Red deer.

alaabo* barbanw :

I . : :.-..-.. .

.ipliu* : trr
• il..ruin : trr r. kiu>ika.

— kuhli : trr lUvlan d

. M tM .•••!. :

— maral : tre Maral dear,

— nesopoUmleas : aw
r, M KM

— mexleaan*! tre

: tee

ee I Irooket.
Mann dee

— nemorlvaco*

— palodomi* : trr

..uth America,

— poroino* : tet lloc-deor

— pnarn* 22-883b.

— rufu* : tre Brocket

— aohombargkll : tre.

— *lom : tre Slka.

'.. V.I!. 'I- 7- •-' |l .

- .

trr tiambar.

— raclnau« : tet Muntjac.

— waHlottll: tee Baraiilngtia.

> ,r, .i:,.|. i.- - 7--.'J b.

ilcoh"I2O-51a.
i .TV I.- 15-809a ; 2-974c.
alcyon : tee Belted king

Oryx : tee Kern.
Ceaalplnu* Andrea* (anatom-

ist) 27-»27b.
Cesar, riv., Colom. 8-701 (B2) ;

8-702C.

Ceeareda, cave. Port. 5-578b.
CESAHEVICH (title) 5-767a;

27-348b.

,..r- r,,.') S-7'.T-. ; 13-

1 ."...
Co*arL Antonio 14-91 Ib.

— , GIUSEPPE 5-767b.
CesarlnL Julian, cardinal 3-

463o ; 7-546b ; 28-766C ;

death 27-445d.
CESAROTTI, MELCHIORE 5-

767b.
Ceeena, Michael of: tee Michael

..f i '. -. -n. i.
CESENA. It. 5-767c ; 15-4

(D2); 18-26 (D2) ; Ceoara

Borgia 4r249a ; miiaiiii in

13-lOOc.

C'eai, Federlgo ll-408c.
Ceal. It, 5-4 1 Ic.
Cealnge, John 13-925a.
Ceskr Lea, mts.. Aus. 4-122u.
Ceama, riv.. Hung. 3-4 (E4).
Cesnola, Aleasandro Palma dl

8-768a : 7-700c.

— , LUIGI PALMA Dl 5-767d ;
excavations 7-700b ; plate
collected 21-7l»0c. 21-791a.

Cespedes, Andre* Uarciu de 19-
_•-:..

— , Carlo* Manuel de 3-A.'.4a.
-, PABLO DE 5-768a; 24-

I98a,

— Y MENESES. GONZALO
d« 5-768b.

CESS 5-7 68c.

Cease, rlv., Fr. 2-896a.

Oeanr clause l-305d.

CESSIO BONORUM 5-768c ; 3-

33 Ic ; 3-330d.
Ceeslon (of territory) 2-73b.
Cessna, Pa. 21-106 (E-F5).
CessoUs, Jacobus de 6-106a.
CeHter (suffix) : tee Chester.
CESTI, MARC' ANTONIO 5-

768c; 25-406b.
Cestio, bridge, Rome 23-G12

(C3); 4-534c : 23-807a.
CESTIUS. LUCIUS 5-768c.
Cestodes : tee Tapeworms.
Cestoldea 7-593b (flg.).
Cestona, mineral water 18-

..

Cestoplana 21-708d ((It,-.).
Cestoa, Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

— , riv., W.Af. 18-539d.
Cestracion : tee Port Jackson

shark.

Oestraclontldae 14-267d.
Oestreae 28-357 b.
Cestrum (hot.) 25-3S6d.

— (minting) 2O-490c.
Cesfrus. riv.. Turk.As. 2-760

(D4): 2-758a.
CESTUI (Cestuy) 5-708d.

— qoe trust 27-333d.

— que use 5-768d.

— que vie 5-768d.
Cestus (zool.) 7-593b.

— (boxingglove) : wrCaestos.

— (jrirdleT4-944d. ,
CETACEA 5-7R^d ; 17-.-.2Ba ;

17-«ttb; diaphragm 8-1 67b ;
duration of life 16-975d ;
•»-t forms 5-774d : In-
irninal mammae 17-5x9b ;
Innominate arteries 2-669a :
respiratory system 23-I87<- ;
stomach l-888a; teeth 26-
SOria ; venous system 27.

«?i«r <""

• Oil.

) 8-7 7V.

sw Cornelia* Ustiwgus.
Uaiaa.
—.MARCUS CORNELIUS S-

::
Cetbeoa (aatron.) : tre Her-

.
CeUrS-77So; . 2S-7»4o ; 12-

416d: spectrum 21-717

CETINA. OUTIEHRE DE 8-

775d; 28-5M2a.
( Vlina. riv.. liuliii. 2-4 (E5) ;

7-772d ; fauna 7-77»d.
Cetioaaurus 22-145C.
Cetobriga, Port. 24- 7 07 a.
Cetoooncba 16- 1 .
Cetooonchldae 16- 1

rnldae 20-544d ; 14-

Mt i

Cetona.IU6.571c.
Cetonia 8-673d (fig.).
— aurata : trr Itoae-cbaler.
•.'. ,•.....! ..-:-.
Cetonlinae : tee Hose-chafer.
. . •..-:,,•. ill 24- •.-.»...
Cetorhinus : tre Basking shark.
CetoUieriutn 5-7 7 4d.
Cetrarla lalandlca : are Iceland

Cetraric acid 14-24 Ib.
Cetrarln : tee Cetraric acid.
Cetraro, It. 15-4 / \
CETTE, Kr. 5-77.'.d ; 10-778

(F6) ; breakwater 4-476c.
CETTIGNE. Monten. 5-776a ;

18-767 (A-U2).
CETUS 5-770c: 7-13 (map).
Cetyl alcohol 20-5 la.
— • palmitate 2S-644b.
CETYWAYO (Zulu chief) 5-

776c ; 28-1053a; 27-196d.
<'<-uli-n. Ludolph van 8-385a.
CEUTA, Mor. 8-777a ; lt-851

(El).
Ceutorhynchus sulclcollis 8-

in ..

CEVA, It. 5-777C ; 15-4 (B2) ;
27-4 1J..

' 1st i.l n*. l-r.-i; i.

Cevallos. Pedro de 21-577b.

Cevedale, mt.. Alps l-746c.

—.pass, Alpel-746d.

CEVENNE8, mts., Kr. 8-777d :
10-778 (F-G5); geology 10-
778b ; war in, tee Carni
- ..r.l-.

Cevenole (ethnol.) 9-9I9b.

Ceycinae : ire Dacelonlnae.

Osrlanlte : tre Pleonaste.

Ceylon, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
. (i.i. ll-T.VJiK.-,).

— , Minn. 18-550 (C7).
-. Pa. 21-106 (C6).

CEYLON, isl.. India 6-778b ;
14-382 (116) ; Buddhism
14-397c ; caste system 6-
468a ; census 8*665d ; coin
age 19-905d: coolie ques-
tion 7-77d ; flora and fauna
5-779C. 2-746a, 2O-309b ;
forests 10-6 j Id ; geology 5-
779b, 5-948a; martlaf law
17-792a ; missions 15-124c :
periodicals 21-156a : popu-
lation 11-636C, 4-606d. 26-
389a ; rainfall 2-745a.

— : Commrrrr and imhulriei 5-
782d ; cocoa production 5-
782a ; coco-nut planting
6-6.(lc ; coffee cultivation
6-648a ; cotton trade 7-
276d. 7-278d : pearl fisheries
21-2Sb ; rubber cultivation
23-796c; tea planting 26-
479d, 28-479b, 28-482b.
(Table) ; timber export 18-
648c ; tobacco cultivation
26-1039b; trade statistics
27-602a.

— : History 5-783b : 2-754d :
authorities 14-622C ; Crown
Council 4-6 1 Oc : Dutch East
India Co. 8-716c: Dutch
settlements 14-405b ; India
Invaded 14-400c ; Maha
vamta 17-395b : Rama'* ex
peditlon 27-369b : Anna
Mmale«end824-I89b.

"Ceylon" (horse) 13-737S.

" Ceylon " (law case) 24-99C.

Ceylon chrysolite 27-104b.

— elk : trr Sam bar.
Ceylonese mayflv 21-478b.
Ceylonite : trr Pleonaste.
Ceylon medal 18-6b.

Paarl i -' « o, s-7-.M..

— ruby : tre Almandlne.
Cerssac. dlatomlte of (geol.l

•t-MTd.
Ceyi (mvth.) l-530b.

— (tool.) 15-808a.
Oeyieriat. Fr. 10-778 (G4).

I'urt. 28-550 (Al).
I

: .-VT44.

. ..

Chaab: trr tab.

iMiif. lake, HUM. As. I

ch«banal»,J.deMonUuc.prnv

cess of lsV7X5b.
Chabanaia, Kr. 18-77K (E5).
fhabanne*. ADtolnede7-7afe;
17

• ' ' .

Pallet : teeU Pallea.
Chabar. rock. Niger. 19-47 4d.
fbabarrou. ml., Pr. 8-659O.

.-. K. J.8-4»b.
Cliabaud de la Tour : •" Lools

Philippe I.

CHABAZITE 5-7 -.',« ; 18-5l6b.
(lialxrton. nil., Alp» 1-7 42a.
Chabeuil, >r 10- ' •;.',).
Ctiabluxardou, bay, W.Au*. 2-

Chablais. 'dtat.. Fr. 10-778

i II It ; 9-34 Id; 18-9400 ;

ll-590b.

Chable, SwIU. : tee Bagnes.
CHABL1S. Kr. 5-7*5c : 10-778

(K4): wine6-7!-5c, 2B-724C.
Chabolllez. C. J. B. 19-783b.
Chaboras, rir., Turk.As. : at*

Khabur.
CHABOT. FRANCOIS 5-78SC.

.GEORGES ANTOINE 5-
-

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161

.

— , Gnl, oomte de Jarnac : set
Jarnac.

ri 23-480*.

. PHILIPPE DE 5-785d.
Cliabote, pt ., C. Verde Is. 5-253

(map).

Chabra, state. India 12-7 4 9d.
Chabraens (Cbabrey, D.) 22-

201c.
Chabran, Joseph, count 11-

198b
CHABRIAS 5-788a ; 7-960d ;

27-262S.
CHABRIER, ALEXIS E. B-

786b.

Chabrus (society) 2-30a.
Chabu. Afg. 18-831c.
Cbabnr, riv., Turk.As. : mt

Khabur.
Chacabuco, Arg. : battle (1817)

2-470a ; 8-154b ; 24-153d.
" Chacabuco " (cruiser) 24-

911a.
Chacachacare. Isl., W.1. 28-544

<H4); 27-284C.
Chacahoula, La. 17-54 (b7).
Chacao. str., CTiil. 6-1 44a.

— , gulf. Cbil. 8-1 43b.
Chacatos, tribe : tee Choctawa.
(Tiacchar 6-614d.

Chace, Jonathan 7-1 24c.
Chach (Brahman ruler) 3-66Sb.
Chachacomani, mt., Bol. 4-167

(A2); 4-1 68b.
Chachak, Serv. 24-686 (HI);

24-690b.

— , dept.. Serv. 24-686 (B2).
Cliachr nnbori, mt.. Jap. 18-

156(P4); 15-952a.
Chachapoal, riv.. CTiil. 8-660b.
Chachaporas, Pern 21-264

(BX) ; 1-TMb.
Chachavl, riv., EC. 8-91 Jc.
' hschra, India 14-376 (D7).
Oiachur, pass, India 14-378

<C5).

— , riv., India 14-376 (C-D5).
Chaehn Teanpo, riv., Tib. 4-

387c.

Chackmore. Bucks. 4-727d.
CHACMA 5-7»;.- ; 3-UCd ; 22-

325d (flg.).

Chacmaltun. C.Am. 8-678b.
Cliac-mol figures B-678b ; 1-

812 (PI. in. flg. 9).
Chaco, canyon, N.Mex. 19-5X9

CHACO, dtet.. Arg. 8-7 86c ; 2-
462 (D2).

— , riv.. N.Mex. 10-520 (Bl).

— Austral, plain. Arc. 2-461
(D2).

— Central, plain, Arg. 2-461
(Dl).

Chaeoll (wine) l-478d.
CHACONNE (dance) 6-7S6c;
7-798a.

— (music) S-786d ; 27-913b.
Chacota. pt.. Chll. 2-482 (E5).
Chacra. Anr. B-502c.

Chsx-rv Mexa. plain. N.M*x.

19-5JO (CS).
Chacujal. C.Am. B-678C.

xxrx. 8

CHAC-CHAN

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

Chacula, C.Am. S-678o.
CHAD, ST 5-7 SOd; 16-586a ;

28-92Sb; gospels 20-575b.
CHAD, lake, C.Af. 5-786d ; 11

99 (Al) ; S-787a (map) ;

drainage area l-322a; ethno-
logy l-329a,4-265c; geology

5-1 lib ; Niger connexion

11-lOOc, 19-6750.
Chadar (Chaddar) 14-419b.
Chadargat, Ind.a 14-32c.
Chada Sri Vasishthiputra 14-

626c.

Chadburn, N.C. 19-772 (D3V.
Chad Circumscription, div., FT.

Cong. 11-99 (Bl) ; ll-99b.
CHADDEHTON, Lanes. 5-

787d ; 28-933 (A2) : 7-288b.
Chaddesley Corbett, Worcs. 9-

420 (HI. C2).
Chaddock, G.A. 16-701o.
Chadds Ford, Pa. 21-106

(I-K7).
CHADERTON, LAURENCE

5-787d.
Chadi-leubu, riv., Arg. 20-

657d.
Chadlington, Oxon. 9-420 (III.

D3).

Chadramotites, Arab. 12-799d.
Chadron, Neb. 19-324 (B2).
Chadron group (geol.) 19-324b.
Chadu, caves, Mal.Penin. 17-

472a.

Chadugan, dist., Pers.l4-867d.
Chadwa, hills, India 7-670d.
Chadwell, Ess. 16-942 (F3).

— Heath, Ess. 16-942 (E2).
CHADWICK, SIR EDWIN 5-

788a ; 5-659b ; 23-303c.

— George Whitefleld 19-83a.

— Henry 3-459b.

— William 7-931a.
Chadwick, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— 111. 14-304 (Cl).

— Mo. 18-608 (C-D5).

— pond, Mass. 17-852 (El).
Chaechasta, Pers. : see Urmia,

Lake of.
Chaerea, C. Cassius 6-464d ;

ll-391d.
Chaereos and Callirrhoe : see

Loves of Chaereas and Cal-

lirrhoe.
CHAEREMON (dramatist) 5-

788c; 8-490b.

— (general) 21-7 4d.
CHAEREMON (philosopher) 5-

788c; 26-793d.
Chaerocampa 18-498b.
Chaeromyces meandriformis

27-323b (flg.).
CHAERONEIA (Chaeronea),

Or. 5-788d ; 12-440 (D2) ;

battle (338 B.C.) 7-962a, 2-

593d, 12-453d ; battle

(146 B.C.) 18-258b ; battle

(86 B.C.) 2-3Gld ; 26-54d.
Chaeropithecus 22-331b.
Chaerops Ritchlana: see Dwarf

palm.

Chaetae : see Setae.
Chaetasteridae 8-880b.
Chaetetes 5-31 Ib.
Chaetocercus 23-494b.
Chaetocladiaceae 11-337O.
Chaetocladium ll-338b.
Chaetoderma 6-248d ; 6-250c.
Chaetodermomorpha 6-251b.
Chaetodontidae 2G-545C.
Chaetosristcr 5-7 97a.
CHAETOGNATHA 5-789a ; 9-

321d; 28-1033C.
Chaetomorpha l-597b ; 21-

729d.
Chactomys 22-lOld.

— subspinosus 23-444b.
Chactonotidae ll-527b.
Chaetonotus ll-527b.

— maximal ll-527a (fig.).
Chaetophora l-588b.
Chaetophoraceae l-587b.
Chaetopleura 6-250a.
CHAETOPODA 5-789d ; 27-

1050b ; 28-10330 ; Arthro-
poda 2-G74a ; blnstopore 9-
319c ; head 2-675a (figs.) ;
proboscis ll-511d (figs.) ;
reproduction 23-117a.

Chaetopterus 5-795a ; 9-316c.

Chaetosoma 5-799c (fig.).

CHAETOSOMATIDA 5-799c.

Chaetostomus 5-515b.

Chaetozone setosa 5-793b.

Chaetura ll-527b.

— pelagica : see Chimney
swallow.

Chaeturinae 26-231b.

Chafarinas, isle., Mor. : tee
Chaffarinafi.

CHAFER (Scarabaeidae) 5-
799d ; 6-668b ; 6-669b ; 6-
673b ; mandibles 13-419b ;
nervous system 13-421b.

CHAFF (diet.) 5-800b.

CHAFFARINAS, Isls., Mor. 5-
800b ; 18-851 (Fl).

Chaff-cutter l-396a.

Chad-cutting Machines (Acci-
dents) Act l-39Sc.

CHAFFEE, ADNA ROMANZA
5-800b.

Chaftee, Mo. 18-608 (G4).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).

CHAFFINCH 5-800c ; alUed
species 10-353b ; New Zea-
land l-120c; nuptial plum-
age 10-226d.

CHAFING-DISH 5-800d.

Chaga, dist., Ger.E.Af. 15-
792d; dialect 3-358d.

Chagai, India 14-376 (A5) ; 3-
293b.

Chagai, agency, India 3-291e.

Chagan, riv., Russ.As. 27-420
(F2) ; 24-616d.

Chagan Sarai, Afg. 15-946b.

Chagarzai, tribe 4-24b ; 13-
116d; 28-947C.

Chagas, Agostinho da 22-160a.

— , Pinheiro 22-163b.

Chagatai : see Jagatai.

Chagford, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2);
8-134a.

Chaggo, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A2).

Chagla, China : see Ta-chien-
lu.

Chagly, lake, Russ.As. 27-420
(Dl).

Chagnaud, L. 27-404a.

Chagny, FT. 10-778 (G4).

Chagnv gravels (geol.) 21-848a.

CHAGOS, isls., Ind.O. 5-800d.

Chagra.riv., Russ. 23-872 (G5).

CHAGRES, Pan. 5-SOOd.

— , riv., Pan. 5-678 (C6) ; 20-
664b.

Chagrin, riv., O. 20-26 (H2-1).

— Falls, O. 20-26 (H2).
Chagru Kotal, pass, India 24-

107a.

Chagual gum 12-715d.
Chagu-chien-Dogu, harbour,

Kor. 15-156 (F7).
Chahalate, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(K4).

Chahar, vil., Turkest. l-319c.
Chahar Aimaks, tribe : see

Aimak.
Chahar Bagh, gardens, Isfahan

14-S68C.

— Burjak, ford, Afg. 13-
2ola.

— Dank, riv., Pers. : see Shu-
tait.

Chahardar, pass, Afg. l-309c ;

13-513d.

Chahar-lang, tribe 3-229d.
Chaharmahal, dist., Pers. 14-

868a.

ChahilburJ, ruins, Afg. 3-304d.
Chahil Dukteran, Russ.As. 15-

955a.
Chahiltan (ChUtan), mt., Bal.

3-292c.

Chahorra,mt.,Can.Is. 26-615b.
Chahtas, tribe : see Choctaws.
Chaibar, Arab. : see Khaibar.
Chaibasa, India 14-376 (L8) ;

25-148c.
Chai Chai, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(L-M5).
Chaiehin-obo, China 27-420

(H-I3).
Chaidari, Gr. : battle (1826)

12-495b.
Chaide, P. Malon de : see

Malon de Chaide.
Chaidenoi (people): see Hei-

ner.

Chai-ju, Kor. : see Quelpart.
Chail, mt., India : see Chel.
Chailas, mt., Tib. : see Kailas.
Chailland, Fr. 10-773 (D3).
Chaille-les-Marais, Fr. 10-778

(D4).
Chaillc-Long, C. 19-6980 ; 27-

560b ; 27-558b ; 21-949C.
Chaillexon, lake, Fr. 8-441c.
Chaillot, Paris 5-395b.
CHAIN 5-801b.

— (knight's) 15-855d.

— (measure)4-592b ; 28-491b;
28-484b.

— (mechanics) 17-970a ; 17-
1004d; 17-1008a.

— (rope-making) : see Warp.

— (surveying), Gunter's 12-
730a.

Chain, isl. Pac.O. : see Anaa.
— , lake, Me. 17-434 (E4).
— , lakes, Me. 17-434 (B3).
— , rock, Nfd. 24-10a.
Chainat, Siam 14-498 (B4) ;

13-109c; 25-3a.'
Chainaye, Achllle 24-512b.
Chain Bar, Lanes. 17-545

(map).

Chaine, Cour de la 7-534b.
Chain grate stoker 4-150b.

— harrow 13-27d.

— mail 2-589C.
Chainpur, India 14-376 (L8).
Chain shot l-86Cd.

— stitch 19-339d ; 24-745a.
Chain Tower, La Rochelle 16-

222c.

Chain track tractor 27-119c.
CHAIR 5-801b; 11-364 (PI. I.);

Babylonian 3-108o; Chip-

pendale 6-237d ; Hopple-

white 13-305d.
Chair (eisteddfod) 9-136c.
Chairel, lagoon, Mex. 18-319b.
Chair of Kildare, hill, Ire. 5-

300o ; 15-791a.

— of St Peter : see St Peter's
chair.

CHAISE 5-802C.

— encoignure 9-369b.
Chai-tang, China 6-133d.
Chaitanpur, nits., India 25

148c.

Chaitanya (Hindu reformer)
13-510d : 15-927b.

Chaitra (chrou.) 13-492d.

Chaitradi year 13-493C.

Chaitraratha 15-9350.

Chaitri (astron.) 13-493d.

Chait Singh 13-5 7 d ; 2-714b.

Chaitya (Indian arch.) 14-428d.

Chaja : see Screamer.

Chajdoab, dist., India : see
Jeeh doab.

Chajul, riv., C.Am. 5 • 678
(A3).

Chaka (Zulu) 28- 105 Id ; 15-
628b ; 3-505a ; 19-257d.

Chaka (zool.) : see Crested
screamer.

Chakao-Kshatriya, dist., India
8-740d.

Chakar, riv., Bal. 14-376
(Co).

Chakar : see Crested screamer.

Chakardharpur, India 14-376
(L8).

Chakavski literature 7-476C.

Chakdara, India 18-649C.

Chak-dor Namyge 25-89a.

Chakhansur (Chakausur), dist.,
Afg. 24-593a.

Chakharsl8-715b.

Chakhmak, Mir28-919d.

Chakir Beg 24-COSb.

Chakiria, India 14-382 (P9).

Chakla Roshuabad, dist.,
India : see Koshnabad,
Chakla.

Chakmak, Turk. 27-426 (E2).

Chakmaktin, Afg. 2O-657a.

— , lake, Afg. 14-376 (E-F1) ;
20-420b ; 20-657a.

Chakosi, dist., W. Af . 26-1046b.

CHAKRATA, India 5-802c;
14-376 (G4) ; 19-97b.

Chaksana, India 4-1 39b.

Chakual, India 14-376 (E3).

Chala, Pcru21-271a.

Cha-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (E3).

Chalabre, Fr. 10-778 (F6).

Chalais, H. de Talleyrand,
count of 10 • 835d ; 23-
304a.

Chalais, Fr. 10-778 (E5).

— , park, Fr. 18-314d.

Chalan, lake, India 22-867O.

Chalandri, Gr. 2-241a.

C'halanson, mt., Alps l-742d.

Chalap Dalan, mt., Afg. : see
Kaisar. Koli-i.

Chalarodon 16-824d; 23-175a.

Chalarosomata 27-390a.

Chalarothoraca 13-233d.

Chalas, riv., Pers. : see Chalus.

Chalastra, Macedon. 12-440
(B4).

Chalaza 10-572o (fig.) ; 11-
259a (flgs.).

Chalazogameae 5-485C.

Chalazogamy2-lld; 5-4850.

Chalbes (myth.) 4-873d.

'Chalca 18-331d.

Chalcanthite 7-109d ; 18-512a.

Chalcanthum l-767a.

Chalce, isl., Aeg.S. : see Khalki.

CHALCEDON, Asia M. 5-802d;
2-760 (C2) ; Alcibiades cap-
tures 21-75c ; battle (74
B.C.) 18-621d: coins 19-
886c ; copper-mines 5-803c ;
" Oak " synod 6-321c. See
also Kadi-Keui.

CHALCEDON, COUNCIL OF
5-802d; 23-518c ; canons
5-193d ; Christology 13-
359d, 20-334b ; creed re-
vision 7-396a ; Monophysite
controversy 18-732c, 15-
1 19a : schisms resulting 2-
569d, 7-114d.

CHALCEDONY (Calcedony) 5-
803c ; 6-320d ; Cretan seals
ll-564b.

Chalcedony Park, Ariz.l-369d.

Chalceia 13-305b : 2-829d.

Chalchalaca 18-320d.

Chalchihuitl, mt., N.Mex. 27-
483b.

Chalchihuitl (min.) 15-1 23d.

Chalcia, isl., Aeg.S. : see
Khalki.

Chalcides 16-826b ; 23-174b.

Chalcidice, dist., 12-440 (B4) ;
Androdamasl2-50fib ; coin-
age 19-881b ; early settle-
ments 5-804a, 9-866d ;
league 20-98b.

— , penin., Turk. 27-426 (C3) ;
San Stefano treaty 4-782b.

Chalcidici, dist., Syr. l-541d :
26-309b ; 5-31a ; oasis 26-
306b.

Chalcidici (zool.) 23-1380.

CHALCID1CUM (arch.) 5-804a;
3-471a.

Chalcididaol3-429d; 14-243a;
galls produced ll-424b ;
wingl4-177d.

Clialoidoidea 14-180a.

Chalcis, Gr. (Aetolia) 12-440
(C2).

— , Gr. (Elis) 12-440 (C3).

CHALCIS, Gr. (Euboea) 5-
804a ; 12-440 (E2) j 12-424
(E2) ; 9-S66a ; alphabet 1-
727c; coinage 19-8850 ; de-
struction by Rome 23-633b;
vases 12-477b.

Chalcitis, isl., Princes' Is. : see
Khalki.

Chalco, Mex. 18-318 (Gl).

— , lake, Mex. 18-318 (Gl) ; 3-
70a.

Chalcocite : see Copper-glance

Chalcocrotos, Demeter 7-980d.

Chalcographical Society : see
International Chalcographi-
cal Society.

Chalcolite : see Torbernite.

Chalcondyles, Demetrius 5-
804c.

— , LAONICUS 5-804b.

Chalcophyllite (tamarite) 7-

Clialcopsittacus 17-12b.
Chalcopteryx 8-470b,
Chalcopyrite : see Copper

pyrites.

Chalcosiderite 7-110b.
Chalcosoma atlas 15-287a.
Chalcotrichite 7-635o.
Chalcous (coin) 28-488o.
CHALDAEA, Syr. 5-804c ;

astronomy 3-114b, 28-994a;

Inhabitants 5 - 804d, 12'

782d. See also Chaldee.
Chaldaean Church (Uniat) 19-

408a; 23-4880.
Chaldaean, marshes, Syr. 3-

lOOa.
Chaldaeane (modern tribe) 5-

548b ; 27-427b.
" Clialdaean wisdom " 3

114b.
Chaldaeo-Pahlavl (script) 1

731a; 20-4550.
Clialdaran, plain, Pers. : see

Kalderon.

Chaldea, la. : see Centerville.
CHALDEE (lang.) 5-805c ; 19-

lid; dictionaries 8-196d.
Chaldians, people 7-632d.
Chaldir Gol, lake, Cauc. 23-

874(11. C3); 5-547b.
Chaldiran, Pers. : battle (1515)

27-446d.
Chaldon, Sur. 16-942 (D3) ;

26-141C.

Chale, Hants. 9-420 (III. E5).
Chalemie 3-204a.
Chalet a Gobet, Switz. 26-242

(B3).
Chalcur, bay, Can. 19-465 (Cl).

22-724 (D3); 19-465a.
— , bay, Nfd. 19-479 (B3).
Chaley, M. ll-213c.
Cliallin Bridge, 111. 14-304 (B5).
Chalfont, Pa. 21-106 (M5).
Chalfont St Giles, Bucks. 16-

942 (B2) ; 4-729b.

— St Peter, Bucks. 16-942
(B2) ; 4-729b.

Chalgali, India 14-376 (K8).
Chalgrin, J. F. T. 2-4 29d.
C'halgrove Field, Oxon. : battle

(1643) 12-406d; 13-959d.
Chalia, riv., Arg. 20-900d.
Chaliac, Fr. 10-7 84b.
CHALICE 5-805c ; 8-581c ;

21-801a (fig.).

Chalicodoma : see Mason bee.
Chalicosis 21-87 la.
Chalieotherium l-953b.
CHALIER, JOSEPH 5-805d.
Chalifert, canal, Fr. 24-588a.
Chalin, lake, Fr. 15-505b.
Chalina 25-724d (fig.).

— oculata25-718d.
Chalingos, Turk. 27-426 (F2).
Chalininae 25-725a.
Chalinitis : see Athena Chali-

nitis.

Chalinolobus 6-245d.

Chalisa famine, India 10-167b.

Chalisgaon, India 8-144c.

Chalk, Kent 16-942 (F3) ; 15-
739c.

— , mt., Colo. 27-48d.

— , vale, Wilts. 28-698a.

CHALK (geol.) 5-806a ; 7-
416a ; ll-670b ; ancient
lamps 2-348d ; in England
9-4130 ; lithography 16-
786a ; marcasite and pyr-
ites in 17-683d ; Matthew's
theory 17-525d ; organisms
10-634d (fig.) ; Portland
cement 5-654d ; wells 28-
505b, 28-393a.

Chalkar-teniz, RUSS.AS. 27-420

(C2).

— , lake, Russ.As. 27-414d.
Chalk Beck, riv., Cumb. 9-412

(I. B3).

— Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Chalk drawings 14-3250.
Chalkeia : see Chalceia.
Chalk engraving 23-950C.
Chalker, Ua. 11-752 (D2).
Chalk Farm, Lend. 27-604c.
ChaLkheugh, Soot. (Kelso) 15-

7 2 la.
CHALKHILL, JOHN 5-807a;

28-301b.
CHALKING THE DOOR

(ycots law) 5-807b.
Chalk Level, Va. 28-118 (C4).
Chalk mar!5-806b;7-416a; 11-

6 7 Ob; phosphatic nodules 13-

398d; spear-pyrites 17-683d.
Chalk River, Can. 20-114 (El).
Chalk rock 5-806a ; 20-415d.

See also Chalk.

— stones (med.) : see Tophi.
Chalky, isl., N.Z. : see Dark

Cloud.
Chalky boulder clay 18-413d ;

19-768d; 19-827e.
Chalkydrie (myth.) 9-652a.
Challacombe, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

El).

— , 111. 14-304 (B4).
CHALLAMEL, JEAN BAP-

tiste 5-807b.

Cliallans, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
CHALLEMEL-LACOUR,

Paul Amand 5-807b.
Challenge, I'a. 21-106 (E3).
CHALLENGE (diet.) 5-807c.

— (law) 12-505d; of jurors
15-591a.

Challenger, mt., Fiji 10-335

(B2).
" CHALLENGER " EXPEDI-

tion 5-807d ; 19-240b ; 8-

569c ; Agassiz l-307a ;

Renard 23-9Ga.
Challengeria 22-S04b (table).
Challes, Fr. 18-520a ; 24-248d.
Challich, hills, Scot. 23-741d.
Challier, Joseph : see Chalier,

Joseph.
ChaUis, James l-177d; 19-

3 8 Go.

Challis, Ida. 14-276 (B3).
CHALLONER, RICHARD 5-

808a. .

Chalmadale, glen, Scot. 2-G44c.
CHALMERS, ALEXANDER 5-

808b.
— , Alexander (of Clunie) 3-

313c.

— , Sir David P. 25-57a,
— , GEORGE 5-808c.
— , GEORGE PAUL 5-809o ;

8-939c.
— , JAMES (missionary) 5-

809c.
— , James (postal "reformer) 8-

67Gc; 22-190d."
— , John 16-192a.
— , Sir M. D. 25-88.ria.
— , THOMAS 5-809c ; 24-464o ;

ll-72o ; Edinburgh statue

8-939b ; French Protestant-
ism 13-868a.
— , William 12-271d.
Chalmers, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D3).

— Brook, riv., Vt. 19-490 (C3).
Chalmette, La. 17-54 (d7) ; 19-

529d.
Chai Oghil, Turkest. 6-168

(C2).

Chaloi, tribe 8-28a.
Chalon, AUred Edward 18-

527b.

— , John James 18-527b.
CHALONER, SIR THOMAS 5-

Slla.

Chalonitis, dist., Asia21-215d.
Chalonnes limestone 8-125c.
Chalonues-sur-Loire, Fr. 10-

778 (D4).
Chalons, Ren6 de 3-404d ; 20-

14Ga.
CHALONS-SUR-MARNE, Fr.

5-811c; 10-778 (Q3); battle

(451) 2'885d, 9-923b, 23-

658a.
CHALON-SUR-SAONE, Fr. 5-

811d; 10-778 (G4); 4-821a;

19-424a.
Chalosse, dist., Fr. 10-776 (C5)

16-154C.

Chalouette, riv., Fr. 9-803d.
Clialpaida (m. of Charles Mar-

tel) 5-942c.

Chalt, fort, India 12-20d.
Chalta Irmak (Lycus), riv.,

Tnrk.As. 2-565 (A2) ; 9-

894d.

Chaltin, Commandant 16- 6 la.
Chaltsmide (Chaudroneurs) 12-

38b.

Chaluim,mt.,Scot. 24-418 (B2).
CHALUKYA (dynasty) 5-

812b ; 4-188d ; 14-400a ;

architecture 14-430d ; coin-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

162

I n make full use of this Index It In ennentlml to remd the
Jnntructlons given on l'«xc I.

CHAC-CHAN

: l\««. 17-MW.
-, riv.. Turk.Aa. : *rt Ku-
waiti.

i waters

CHALYBITE t«mS")I(»>811d ;

16-7iH)b. .Srrobo Slderite.
Chalybon. TurkJU. : aw Alep-

— , val.. Syr. ! sw Ilrlbun.
Chalyhonllis. dlsU, Syr. 1-

Chalybon wine 10-716d.

. -tan. mta, Turkeat. :

*rr Khalyk-tau.
Cham (prophet) : ire Zoro-

artrr.
Cham. SirlU. 26-242 (E2) ;

26-l048d; population 26-

— (pseud.) : SM Noe, Amodee
de.

— (race) 2-61d : 2-63a.

— (title) : *et Jam.
Chaiiui. N.Mi'i. 19-520 (Dl).
— . intH.. UuaU 6-678 (113);

— ,rlv., Venes, 27-989 (A2) ;

27-,--.-.
Cbama (zooL) 16-123d ; 16-

lli,-.
ChamacealO-llSd.

< !. .r: .!.-.-< I...T;- 2O- .'..'.

— Lawaonlada : tee Port Or-
ford cedar.

— nootkatensls : tee
cedar.

— snhaeroldea : tee American
white eedar.

Chamaeidae 3-97 Sa.
Chamaeleonldea 23-1 4 Oo,
ChamaepeUa 20-342b.
Chamaepetos 12-64 Sd.
Chamaerops 20-64 Ib ; 16-32 la

•
•••.-v.

— humllls : tee Dwarf palm.
Chamaesaura 16-825d.
Chamaesiphonaceae 1-5860.
Chamalarl, mU, EC. : tee El

Corazon.
Chaman, New. fort, Baluch.

14-376 (A-B4) ; 3-291c.
Chamanene. dist,, Asia M. 5-

i rb.

Chamarajendra Wodeyar 19-

117a.
Chamaigonda, India : tee

Bhrlgoaaa.
Cbamarlakota, India : tee

Samalkot.
Chamars (Hindu caste) 3-

I •.,.

Chamavl, tribe 11-SSc,
Chamaya, Peru 21-264 (B2).
— , mt*., BoL 4-167 (B2); 4

Chamba, Camer. 6-110 (B2).
— , India 14-376 (OS) ; I

CHAMBA, state, India 5-

813a; 16-82a; languages

2O-453b.
CHAMDAL. riv., India 6-813b;

14-376(116); 22-866U.
Chambaran. oonglomeratea of

21-848.

Chambave, It. 26-242 (D5).
Chambellan de France : lee

Grand ohambellan
Chamber, pt., Nfd. 19-479

Chamber. Apostolic : seeApos-
ll»amber.

Chamber kiln 5-65Sa.

Chamberlain, Alex. Francis :
i>- nt. ,n rraveb i-M7i,.

— , Dr C. J. : flower and seed
2-14b.

— . JOSEPH 5-813b ; Bir-
mingham compact 6-347a ;
i-

— . J. Au«ten 5-817a.
-.JOSHUA LAWRENCE 5-
I19s>

— , SIR NEVILLE BOWLES
5--l!>b; Bozdar expedition
4-356b : Kiirram expedi-
tion 15-953h ; quarrels with
Nicholson 19-6570 : Urn
beyla expedition 4-7980.

Chamberlain. S.Dak. 25-506

— . lake. Me. 17-434 (Cl).

CHAMBERLAIN (onVlal) 6-
•E; I li° l'T.1, tr* Lord

I treaty 5-164*.
riv.. NJ. 16-502

lHx..1r,,^M.\Va.UAM

6-8*Ob ; 6-9 JJa
Chamber fen. Hugh (physician)

10-IMJ4..

Chj •- •! •

Ckambarlln. Can.
i . .ii).
(tiambcr mu«io 14-6544.

— of Ari,;ir, I-.-,. Lond. : tte
London Chamber of Arbltra-
: N

— of Depatles (France) 16-
789a: 10-876b ; 10-917 b ;
building 2-421*.-, 27-101 Id;
colonies repre*-:

,k-(l .K.)27-136b.

— of SpolU: SM Spoils.
Chamber of.

Chamber*. Charles Edward
Staart 6-H-jii..
EPHRAIM 6-8200 ; 6-:i7 4a,
GEORGE 5-8200,
Iliiililim 6-.',34a ; 6-S36d.
John U. 4-350o ; 22-639O.

,iulK>rt 16-3030.
: irj 15-7llid.

ROBERT (1802-1871) 6-
820d ; 11-ilMid ; on varia-
tion 27-906d.
— , Ilobert (1831-1888) 8-

821b.
— , SIR WILLIAM 6-821b ; 2-

420.1.
—.William B-S21b; 21-38o ;

statue 8-939c.
Chambers, tia. 11-752 (Al).
— , Neb. 16-324 (F2).

VV. 19-538 (E3).
— . Isl.. Wig. 28-740 (F3).
CHAMBERS (law) S-s-.'M ;

Chanccrj* division B-836d.
Chambcrabum, 111.14-304(114).
— , Ind. 14-422 <K7).
— , N.J. : trr Trenton, NJ.
— .0.20-26 (F7).
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, 5

823a ; 21-106 (L)6).
Chambers Co., Ala. 1-460 (D3).

res. 26-600 (N6).
Chambers of Commerce 27-

— of Itcunlon : tee Chambres
de Reunion.

— of Rhetoric 8-721a.
CAambrri's KncydopaetUa »

3814
Chamber*' » Journal 5-820d ; 21-

I . ;!..
Chainbers*s logarithmio tables

26-331d.
Chambers e. Qoldthorpa 2-

Chambenrllle. Pa. 21-106 (D4)
Chamber-tombs 4-9:i7b.
CHAMBEHY, lr. 5- N. ".'1) ; 10-

778 (G5) ; geology 20-81d ;

innv.T-ity 10-7'.'M.
Chambeyron. int.. Fr. 10-7 7 •*

(115) ; 3-492c.
Chumbezl. riv., Rhod. 23-2110

(Cl); 6-9140 ; 6-917c.
Chambio. riv., India 4-798a.
Cbamblall (dialect) 2O-4:,::b.
Chambiere, iel.. tier. 18-310

(plan) ; 18-3070.
Ctmmbiges, Pierre 10-606d.
Chunblra, riv.. S.Am. 21-264

(Cl-2); 1-785 (map); 1

fftob*

Chambla, riv., India 5-813b.
Ommblec, Oa. ll-7.',2 (112).
Chambley. Fr. 18-309 (plan).
Chambly, canal. Can. 24-ltfb ;

Chambo (Oanjnle), lake, Aby

25--,;-.'!,.

—.riv.. EC. 8-91 3a.
Chambolx, Kr. 20-299b.
Chambombc Vley.Ger.S.W.Af.

25-466 (Cl).
Chainbon-Hur-Voucize, FT. 10-

778 (F4) ; 7-431c.
CHAMBORD. H. C. F. M. D.

count of S-822c ; Orleun.-t

negotiations 20-2M'o, 10-

-7. i..

Cham bo rd. Can. 22-724 (B2).
CHAMBORD, Kr. 5-8231. ; 10-

77- i K I ) : chateau 5-82.:b

2-11 la. 6-l6;,c, 25-763C

treaty 17-909c.
Chambray. fort, Medit, 17-

508 (Al) : 12-:l05a.
Chambre, William de : are

William de Chiimbn?.
CHAMBRE ARDENTE 5-813e

— del'Edit, Kr. S-483c.

— dea Comptes : tee Cour des
Comptes.

ChambrsllsD. SwIU. 26-14*

i..

i"-
0»mbrBsd« Wanton 16-M4.-

Chambra syndloale 26-933c.
• i i.., .-..-.

, !. . .1 .!.-.!• ,-, ,.

ni

B '

.

(.hi i.) 6-1 in ii.
Tib. 6-168

6-678(07).

, nit.. »r. 1-7421,.
nv, iloud. 6-

16-844b ; arterie* S>-164d ;
donalomtS>-l»4b ; ear 23-
Itp . -. OM Btal m : - 2J-

169a ; akeWon 23-lila. 23-
li&d. Sl-li6b, 23-157b, 23*
157o; «kull 23-l.Mb (««.);
thyrc i >;i..i,.i 23-i^ .-. Be,
olio Polyrhru* and Anolla.
tt MMbM •! M 17-J7 ii.

Chameleon mineral 6-8X4b.
— pumlliu : let Dwarf cha-

meleon.
Cbamembe, nit.. Oer.E.Af. :

m Jaiuliiibl. Mount.
Cbameoralthe* : ice Alector-

ornithea.

CHAMFER S-824b.
CHAMFORT. S. R. N. 5-824c ;

11-1. :>•..> ; ll-l ;ub.
Chiiiiiiil.i.- 10-
CHAMIER, FREDERICK 5-

.

rhamUi. cane. Or. 12-424 (E4).
CHAMILLART. MICHEL 5-

CHAMINADE,CECILE5-825d.

.il 5-llh.

f tuiuiiMi 5-1 Ib.

CHAMISSO. ADELBERT VON
§-•-.',..1: 11-7UII,; <m coral
recta 7-133a ; on Salpa 27-

Chamita, NJIex. 19-520

(I'-EO.
CHAMKANNI. tribe 5-826c ;

26-1006b.
( 'lianila. val., India 4-798D.

•.ira, Port.E.Af. 25-4116

(Ml).

Clmmois, Mo. 18-608 (E3).
CHAMOIS 5-826o ; 17-ftllb.
" Chamois " (destroyer) 24-

916b.

( •hainotelte 17-385b.
Chamois leather 16-342c.
Chamolaon, tiwitz. : tee Cha-

moson.
Chamokane Creek, riv.. Wash.

28-354 (112).
Chamomeril, lake, India 14*

378 (U-H3).
CHAMOMILE S-827a.

— oil 5-827a; 21-141d.
diamond, St : are Enncmond,

CHA°MONIX, Fr. 6-827a ; 10-

illi) ; 18-U38c.
Chainorro, isl., Pac.O. : •

Guam.

Chamorros (people) 17-707d.
Chamoaito »-237a.
Chamoaon, Swltz. 26-242 (C4).
ChamosBalre. mt., Swits. f

141 (C4) ; l-744a.
Chamostraea 16-124b.
Chamostraeldae 16-124b.
Cbamonsaet, Claude Piarron

de 22-1930.

Champ, dist., Pers. 3-297a.
C-liampa. India 14-376 (K9) ;

i.la.
— , anc. kingdom, Fr.I.C. 6-

84b.
Champagnao-de-Belalr. Kr. 10-

778(Ki).

Cliampagne, Fr. 10-778 (Q5).
— , dist., Fr. 10-776 (D3) ; 14-

501b.

— (Grande), dist., Fr. 10-776
i- i) : 4-i-J-.:.

— (Petite), dist.. Fr. 10-
778(C-D4);4-428d.

CHAMPAGNE, prov.. Fr. 6-
! I- 10-776

(K-K2) : 10-Sd-' ^^ll^t. map) ;
10-37d ; 12-691 in ; counts ,,f
6-8270 ; Einrl-li acquisition
6-920b ; feudal lords 10-
301b; w!ne28-72.1c.

Champagne(hcreliln')13-319b.

— (wine) 28-72:!c ; maturing
of 26-7 19d ; New York state
28-7280.

Champagne Castle (Cathkln
Peak), mt., Drakensberg
25-466 (17); 19-252C,

Champagnolle, Ark. 2-:,i2(C4).

Cbampatmr. traaool* de 6-

B2BC.
—.JEAN BAPTUTE NOM-

p*r* d» 6-

— , Jerome Paul de 6-818O.
— . Napoleon 6-828O.
CHAMPAIGN, 111. 6-828o ; 14-

.11)4 (U.I).
Champaign (diet.) 6-llla.

:
— Co.. U. 2O-26 (C4).

PHILIPPE

Champaign-, dist, F». ! te

Champeigne.
Ctiftfnpi^fnj ttir J. U. Bateman !

tee Bateman-Champaln.
Oiampaln system: tee Open-

flelds system.
Cbampaloron. mt, India 14-

382(K-L10).

Champaner. India 20-673b.
CHAMPARAN (Chumpamn).

dlsU India 0»818d ; 14-376

Champarty (law) : tee Cham-
perty.
Champ Aubert, Fr. : battle

(1814) 19-232o; 16-232

(plan).

Chornpawat, India 14-376 (15).
Champcenetz, Louis Pierre,

: : 23- .7 ..].

— .Louis Rene Quantln de

R U-liebounc. chevalier de 22-

373d.
Champ de Mars (Merovingian

assembly) : tee Campus

Sari >•-.
Champ de Man, Pare du,

Paris 20-804 (B-C2) ; Feast

of Federation ll-K,7d ;

•acre 11-158O : race-oonrie

13-7:t6d.
— de Man, Salon dn, Paris :

lee Societe nationale des

Beaux Arts.
Chanipdeniers,Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Clianii>diviTH, Odette do 5-

9190.
Champ Dolent, pierre de 8-

3.S5d.
CHAMPEAUX, WILLIAM OF

5-829a.

Champeanx, FT. 5-829a.
Champeigne, dist., Fr. 14-501 o.
Champcrico, UuaU 6-678 (A3);

12-662C.
Cbamperiufi of Lyons : tee

Chumplcr Srmphorien.
CHAMPERTY (law) 6-829b.
Champcx, mt.. t^witz. 26-242

(C4).

Clianipfer : gee Chamfer.
Champllciir}'. Hemi H

Champia l-592a.
Chompler Symphorien 18-4SI).
C'hainplgny, fort, Paris T~
BOSb.

— mir-Marne, Fr. 10-778 (C6) ;
geology 2O-81c. 20-82.

Champion, l:idiard S-756a.
Chuinpioii. .Midi. 18-372 (C3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (C'4).
—.bay. W.AII-. 2-S60 (AS).
CHAMPION < (It-fender) 6-829C.
Champion (land cultivation) :

are Opennelds system.
Champion (Journal) 10-315C.
Champion Bay, di»t., W.Aus. :

copper mine< 2-952b.

— ( ilv. Mo. 18-flOS (F3).

— Hill. Minn. 28-23a.
c'hainpion incubation system

14-ieoo.

CHAMPIONNET, JEAN ETI-

•nneS-s'iOd; 15-45b; statue

of 27-^1 Ii-.
Chnmpionnicre, Just Lncas-

4-202a.
Cliainplon Race (Flemlngton.

Anstr.) 13-734h.

— Reef. mine. India 15-88Sa.
CHAMPLAIN. SAMUEL DE 5-

8SOa;6>lS6d; Mount Deoert
discovered 18 - 9.19c : Now
England coast explored 16-
496a ; Ontario explorations
20-1 16b : Ottawa river ex-
plored 2O-3A9a : statue ol
22-7270 ; Vt-rmont settled
27-1028b.

ammplaln, N.Y. 10-596 (Ol) ;
1-84 9a.

— , Va. 20-118 (F2).

— , Vt. 10-490 (A2).

I of Cbani],! •

SIX. MARIE »
Ulc.
. .-Irur de 6-Mle.

CharopoM. One. 20-241 (Cl).
ChampoUion. Eugene Andrt

16-7J4b.

.JEAN FRANCOIS 6-811d ;

0-57C.

— Fteoac. Alme 6-831a.

— FIGEAC JACQUES JO6EPH
5--... ,

Cham -pong. Kor. 16-156 (F6).
Champ.. I : 10-77

— Elyafca. Paris 2O-804 (Cl).
Cbampsosanrus 22-145a.
Champtoceaux, Fr. 1O-778

• i'-,-.
Champvallon, Francois de

Harlay de : ire llarlay de

Champvallon, F. de.
Chamrainagar, India 14-381

(014).

Chams (race) : tee Tsbams.
Chamnera. val.. SwiU. 2O-241

..

Chamundi. mt., India 16»

117c.

Chamutong, China 6-168 (K4).
Chamvery, .Swltz. 26-242 (B4X.
C'lmmyl : tee .-h»n:yl.
Chana, III. 14

— , Slam 14-498 (B8).
Chanac, Fr. 16-778 (F5).
Chanak Ealehsl. Asia U. : see

Dardanelles.

Chanar, India : aw Chunar.
Cbafiar (but.) 2O-658b ; 2-

M B.

Chanaral, Cbil. 2-462 (B2).
Chaflarclllo, Chll. 2-651 b; 22-

490d ; 2S-880a.
Chancaca 26-40b.
Chancay. Peru 21-264 (B3).
Chanoay, riv.. Peru 21-264

(B3); 16-689a.
Chance, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— , Va. 28-118 (El).

—i «°«t Nfd- l»-<79 (DS).
CHANCE ((Hot.) 5-832a.

— (math.) 6-832a ; 22-376a ;
of life, tee Chance of life;
games of, tee Games of
chance.

Chance sod Hartley glass
i rataeton 12-: . : 12-
88a ; dioptric lights 16-

..

( • ••!••- r 16-' I' '..
C hanroford. Pa. 21-106 (E6).
Chancel. Francois Joseph : set
Lagrange-C'hanrel, r. J.

— , Onstave Charles Bonaven-
ture 6-257b ; 15-762c ; 22-
IMb.

Chancel, Ark. 2-SS1 (B2).
CHANCEL (arch.) 6-832b ; 6-

161a.
C'honccllery : are Chancery

(diplomacy).
Chancellor, Richard ll-626b ;

23-89«a.
Chancellor. Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— . .<.l)ak. 25-.'.06 (11-14).
CHANCELLOR Ilitle) 6-831d ;

cathedral 8-520b ; diocese
"r, 24-364a, 8-8S7c;
exchequer, ire vnder Ex-
chequer ; German. arc
Itcirhxkanzler ; Lancaster
duchy 6-833d. 22-269C ;
nnlverglUe«5-834a, 23-416a.
Set alto Lord High Chancel-
lor.

— ale l-538b.
Chancellor's medal* 5-95d.
Chanrrllar'l Rnlll 22-9.',9c.
CHANCELLORSVILLE, Va. 6-

S3Sc : battled 863) l-821d.
28-633b. 28-634 (map).
Chancel screen : tee Roo4

CHANCE-MEDLEY (law) f.

nfe

Chance of life 22-98d.
Chancery (diplomacy) 6-S34b;
MOM.

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183

CHAN-CHAR

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instructions given on Page 1.

Chancery (imperial German) :
sec Reichskanzleramt.

CHANCERY (law) S-S35d ; 9-
604b; 9-605d; 9-726o ; ap-
peal 2-211d ; conveyancing
counsel 7-52b ; in camera
5-HHb ; injunction!4-570b;
insolvent estates 2-781a ;
.jurisdiction IS-.Ulc ; jury
27-257d ; originating sum-
mons 26-SOc ; petitions 21-
307a, 21-306b ; praemunire
3-1 40d; records 22-960b ;
wardship 6-138b.

— (R.C. Church) 7-642d ; 8-
303d ; 20-698b.

— , bill of 21-832d.
Chancery, Calendar of Proceed-
ings in 22-961a.
Chancery Funds Act (1872) 1-

123b.

Chancery Lane,Lond. 19-45Sc.
Chanceru Warrants 22-960d.
Chanchaycocha, lake, Peru :

see Junin.

Chanchra : see Jessore.
Chan-chu-fu, China 12-250a.
Chancon de Willame 12-693c ;

ll-112c: facsimile 2-32b.
Chancourtois, A. E. B. de 9-

257d.

Chancroid : see Soft chancre.
Chanctonbury Ring, hill, Sus.

26-166c.

Chancy, Switz. 26-242 (A4).
Chanda, India S-837b ; 14-382

(H9).

CHANDA, dist., India 5-837b.
Chandalas (race) 5-466b.
Chandals : set Namasudra.
Chandan, riv., India 14-370

(M7).
Chandanagar, India : see Chan-

dernagore.
Chandarpur-Padampur, India

24-113C.

Chanda Sahib 6-532d.
CHANDAUSI, India 5-837o ;

14-376 (Ho).
Chandbali, India 3-240b.
CHAND BARDAI 5-S37c ; 13-

4Mb.
Chandel (dyn.) 4-797d ; 17-

399a ; 12-S93a.
CHANDELIER 5-837c.
Chandeleur, isls., La. 17-54

(F4).

— , sound. La. 17-54 (E4-F3).
Chander, mts., India 19-247d.
Chanderi, district, India 15-

413a.
Chanderli, gulf, Asia M. 2-760

(B3) : 2-758a.
CHANDERNAGORE, India 5-

837d; 14-376 (M-N8) ; Clive

captures 6-S33d.
Chandgarh, India 14-376 (O8).
Chandi 15-292d.
Chandia, India 14-376 (18).
Chandlar, riv., Alsk. 28-!) lob.
Chandler, Abiel 8-7 lOc.
— , Edward (bp.) 6-692b.
— , HENRY WILLIAM 5-S38a.
— , Louise: see Moulton, Louise

Chandler.

— , RICHARD 5-838a.
— , SAMUEL (divine) S-838b.
— , S. C. : on aberration 26-

9 la ; on Algol l-655d; alma-

cantar 26-572d ; on varia-
tion of latitude 16-267d.
— , William Eaton 12-833a.
— , ZACHAHIAH 5-838C.
Chandler. Ark. 2-552 (B3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C8).
— , Minn. 18-550 (B7).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (113).
— , fjord, Can. 21-950C.
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).
— , riv., Alsk. 1-472 (H2).
Chandlers Brook, riv., N.H.

19-490 (E2).

— Ford, Hants. 9-420 (III.
E5).

— Peak, mt., N.S.W. 19-538
(F-G2).

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (D2).
Chandlersville, O. 20-26 (G5).
Chandlerville, 111. 14-304 (B3).
Chandless (explorer) 1-7 86a.
Chandless, riv., Bol. 4-167 ( A2);

21-264 (D3-4) ; 3-737c.

Chand Minar, India 7-848d.

Chandni Chauk, street, Delhi
7-955b.

Chandod, India 14-376 (E8).

Chandolin. Switz. 26-242 (D4).

Chandoo 20-136c.

Chandor, India 14-382 (E-F9).

— , mts., India 14-382 (F9).

CHANDOS, BARONS AND
Dukes of 5-838d.

— , Richard Grenville, mar-
quess of : see Buckingham
and Chandos.

— (poet) 2-33c.

— . SIR JOHN 5-839a ; armour
ot 2-587b.

Chandos, Queens. 2-960 (G3).
Chandpur, India (E. Bengal)

14-376 (O8) ; 26-1004a.
— , India (U.P.) 14-376 (H5).
Chandra (deity) : see Sonia.
Chandra, riv., India 14-376

(G3); 5-813a.
Chandra Achurya 24-lSla.

— Das 26-924a.
Chandragiri, India 14-402C.
— , mts., India 19-379a.

— , riv., India 14-382 (F13) ;

15-647d.
CHANDRAGUPTA MAURYA

5-839b; 14-398b ; 14-399a;

Mvdrarakshasa story 24-

174a : war with Seleucus

21-2130.
Chandragupta I. (Gupta ruler)

12-7 30d.

— II. (Vikramaditya) 12-
731a; 14-399C ; epitaph 14-
621b.

Chandra Jha 3-927a.
Chandrakona, India 14-376

(M8).
Chandra Sah (raja) 5-683a.

— Shamsher Jung 19-3838,

— Sri : see Chada Sri.
Chandravati, India 15-412b.
Chandrawal, riv., India 4-

797c.

Chand Sultan (dynasty) 6-
117a.

Chandur, India 14-382 (H9).

Chanduy, EC. 8-911 (A3).

Chandvad, India : see Chan-
dor.

Chandwan, pass, India 24-
841*.

Chaney, Md. 17-828 (F3).

Chaneysville, Pa. 21-106 (F6).

Chanforans, val.. It. 28-257b.

Chang, isl..Siam 14-498 (B-C5).

— , plat., Tib. 13-470d.

Chang (coinage) 25-6a.

— (measure) 28-491b.
Changalva (dynasty) 7-92a.
Changamwe, Br.E.Af. 4-602b.
Chang-an, China : see Si-gan-

fu.
Chanara-nad, kingdom, India

7-92a.
Cha-ngan-tsze, China 6-168

(H4).
CHANGARNIER, N. A. T. 5-

839c.
Chang-Bhakar, state, India

14-376 (I-K8) ; 3-729b.
Changehenmo, riv., India 14-

376 (H2).
Chang-Chia K*ro, China : see

Kalgan.
Chang Chih-tung (viceroy) 6-

209c ; 6-211d; education

reform scheme 6-176c ; Li-

vadia treaty 6-901a ; opium

6-210c ; railways 6-180b.
Chang Chio (priest) 6-1 95b.
CHANG-CHOW, China S-839d;

6-168 (K5).
Chanu-chuen-shan, isl., China

6-168 (15) ; 23-288d.
Chang - Chun, China : see

Kwang-cheng-tsze.
CHANG CHUN, KIU (traveller)

S-840a.

Chang-daa, Kor. 15-156 (E8).
Changdumma, riv., Bur. 14-

382 (P10).

Change, isl., Can. 19-479 (C2).
CHANGE (diet.) 5-840b ; in

bell ringing 3-690b.
CHANGELING 5-840C.
Changeling, The (Middleton

and Rowley) 18-416b.
Change of life : see Menopause.
Changewater, N.J. 19-502

(B-C2).
Chang-gan, China : see Si-gan-

fu.
Chang-go-tsawa, mine, Tit). 26-

926d.

Chang-hang, China 6-168 (K5).
Chang-heung, Kor. 15-156(E9).
Chang-ho, riv., China 6-168

(12).

Chang-hwa, China 6-168 (H6).
— , Jap. : see Shoka.
Chang-jin, Kor. 15-156 (E6).
Chang-Ke, China 6-168 (13).
Chang-Kia K'ow, China : see

Kalgan.
Chang-Kiang, riv., China : see

Yangtsze Kiang.
Chang K'ien (general) 6-194d.
Chang-Kow, China 6-168 (14).
Chang-Kwan-sai, mts., China

17-553 (C4-D3).
Chang-lam (trade route) 26-

922b.

Chang-li, China 6-168 (K2).
Chang-lo, China 6-168 (13).
Changlo, mission post, Tib. 12-

751a.

Chang-lnng (general) 15-686a.
Chang-lung, pass, India 14-

376 (H2).

— , pass, Tib. 6-168 (C3).
Chang-ming, China 6-168 (G3).

Chang-nan-Ch6n, China : see

King-W-chen.
Chang-ning, China (Kiang-si)

6-168 (K4).
— , China (Kwang-Tung) 6-

168 (15).
— , China (Sze-chnen) 6-168

(H4).

CHANGOS, tribe 5-840c.
Chang-pai-shan, mta., China

17-553 (C-D4) ; 15-156

(E5-F6) ; 17-552a.
Chang-pu, China 6-168 (K5).

— Fu, China 6-168 (14)
CHANGRA (Kanghari) AsiaM.

o-840c ; 2-760 (E2).
— , synod of : see Gangra.
Chang-sa-ja, Kor. 15-156

(E-F6).
Chang-sha, China 6-168 (K5).

— Fu, China 6-168 (14) ; 13-
892d ; 6-178d ; riots (1910)
6-2 12c ; Taiping rebellion
27-350D.

Chang-show, China 6-168 (H3).
Chang-sing-tao, isl., China 15-

156 (B7).

Chang-song, Kor. 15-156 (E9).
Chang-tang, plat., Tib. 26-

917a ; 20-656b ; flora 26-

918b ; glacial evidences 26-

918a.

Changtang (diet.) 16-58a.
Chang-Tao Ling (preacher) 16-

194a.
Chang-te Fu, China (Ho-nan)

6-168(12).

— Fu, China (Hu-nan) 6-168
(14) ; 13-892d.

Chang-tu, isl., China 6-168

(L3).

Changuinan (family) l-811d.
Chang-wu, China 6-168 (112).
Chang-yang, China 6-168 (13).
Chang-Yin-huan (reformer) 6-

204a.

Chang-yen, Kor. 15-156 (D7).
Chanhassen, Minn. 18 - 550

(D6).

Chanidae 26-:. I I)..
Chanjur, Java 15-284 (B2) ;

15-289d: 22-266a.
Chank shell : see Turblnella.
Chanktus, race : see Chukchi.
Channa (charioteer) 4-7 38b.
Channahatchee, Ala. 1-460

<C3).

Channahon, 111. 14-304 (D2).
Channel (hydraulics) 14-72c.
Channel, The, Eng. : see

English Channel.
Channel-bill (zool.) 7-610b.
Channel Bridge and Railway

Company 9-457d.

— Ferry Act 9-458a.
CHANNEL ISLANDS 5-840d ;

9-430 (VI. Al) ; coinage 19-
876c: wrecks 28-84 la.

Channelkirk, Scot. : geology
3-815b.

Channel Tunnel 9-457c.

Channiformes 14-247d.

Channing, Walter 5-845h.

— , WILLIAM ELLERY (d.
1842) 5-843d; l-837a; Tran-
scendentalism l-528d ; Uni-
tarianism 27-595b ; 27-596b.

— William Ellery (d. 1901) 1-
838c; 19-463a.

— , William F. (scientist) 10-
416c.

• — , William Henry (divine) 5-
845b.

Channing, Mich. 18-372 (B3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (B2).

Channu, India 14-376 (E4).

Chanoine, Captain 24-64:;b.

Chanonry, Scot. : see Fortrose.

Chanpepedan Creek, riv.,Minn.
18-550 (A7-B7).

Chan-pu-shan, China 15-156
(F5).

Chanrian-Hutte, Switz. 26-242
<C5).

Chansantacruz, Mex. 18-318
(114).

Chanson : Be>anger 3-762d ;
trouveres 27-313b.

Chanson d'Antioche 7-551a ;
22-499a; 12-172d.

Chanson de Roland 11-lllb ;
23-464c ; analogy of Iliad
13-631a ; assonance 2-786d ;
Charlemagne 5-895a ; in
European literature 9-682b ;
in German literature 11-
784c ; Matthew Arnold's
criticism 2-638a.

Chanson de table 25-403a.

CHANSONS DE GESTE 5-
845c ; 11-lllc ; 16-784b ; in
Anglo-Norman literature 2-
32b ; Dutch versions 8-
719d ; in English literature
9-610d ; in European litera-
ture9-682a ; French versions
ll-140b ; Homer compared
13-638a ; parodies ll-116b ;
in Provencal literature 22-
498d ; in Romance literature

23-501c. See also Charle-
magne legends.

Chan-su, China 12-249d.

Chant, Ark. 2-552 (A3).

— , Okla. 20-58 (F-G2).

CHANT (song) 5-846c.

— , Plain : see Plain Song.

CHANTABUN (Chanteburi),
Siam 5-846C ; 14-498 (C5).

CHANTADA, Sp. 5-846d ; 25-
530 (Bl).

— , riv., Sp. 5-846d.

CHANTAGE (diet.) 5-846d.

— (French law) 10-87a.
Chantal, Jeanne Francoise

Fremyot, baronne de 10-

Chanta Peta Creek, riv., N.
Dak. 19-780 (D3).

— Peta Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-
780 (B3).

Chantapilli, India 14-382
(K10-L11).

CHANTARELLE 5-846d.

CHANTAVOINE, HENRI 5-
847a.

Chanlecler (Rostand) 23-754b.

Chantelle, Fr. 10-778 (F4).

Chantemesse, Andre1 (physi-
cian) 27-506b.

Chanter : see Chaunter.

Chanter v. Hopkins 28-329a.

Chanterelle (music) 3-319a.

Chanti Argun, riv., Cauc. 23-
874 (II. D2) : 5-553a.

Chantilly, Lords of 6-498b.

" Chantilly, Mile ": see Favart,
M. J. B. D.

CHANTILLY, Fr. 5-847a ; 10-
778 (F3) ; porcelain 5-752a.

— , Va. 28-118 (E2).

— lace 16-40b.
Chantonnay, Fr. 10-778 (D4) ;

battle (1793) 27-981b.
Chantransia l-595b ; l-591d ;

l-592c.
Chantre, E. (archaeologist) 1-

246a : 22-605a.
CHANTREY, SIR FRANCIS

Legatt 5-847b ; 24-501b ;

24-475b.

— Bequest 5-847d.
Chantries Act 24-368c ; 24-

371d.

CHANT ROYAL 5-848c.
CHANTRY 5-849a.
Chantry incubator 14-361c.
Chants diaboliques 25-402c.
Chanudo, riv., Vencz. 17-667b.
Chanuga, Turk. As. 26-.S05

(D2) : see also Zelebiya.
Chan-ula.mts., Tib. 6-168 (E2).
Chanut, Pierre 8-83a.
Chanute, Octave (aeronautist)

10-517C.
CHANUTE, Kan. 5-849a ; 15

654 (G3) ; 15-656a.
Chany, lake, Russ.As. 25-10

<C3); 25-12d.
Chan-yi, China 6-168 (G4).
Chanykov, Nicolai W. 2-320a.
Chanza, riv., Sp. 25-530 (B4).
CHANZY, ANTOINE EUGENE

Alfred 5-849b ; in Algeria 1-

648a ; in Franco-German

War ll-12d ; at Le Mans 16-

409b.
Chao, Chma (Chih-li) 6-168

(12).
— , China (Yun-nan) 6-168

(64).
Chao, isl., Mad.Is. 17-281

(map).

Chao, riv., Peru 21-265d.
— , harb., Peru 16-542d.
Chao-chow Fu, China 6-168

(K5).
Ch'ao Hsien, empire, E.Asia :

see Korea.
Chao-hu, lake, China 6-168

(K3).

Chao-hua, China 6-168 (A3).
Chao-Kw'ang-yin : see T'ai-tsu

(Chinese emperor d. 976).
Chaolais, mt., Scot. 15-565c.
Chao-lish-ti (Chinese sover-
eign) : see Liu Pei.
Chao Meng-fu (painter) 6-21 4a;

6-214b ; 6-212 (PI. I. fig. 3).
Chao-modo, China 18-716d.
Chaones, tribe 9-698c.
Chaonia, Or. 13-220c.
— , dist., Gr. 9-698c.
Chao-ping, China 6-168 (15).
Chaorach, mt., Scot. 24-418

(B2); 8-660b.
CHAOS 5-849d ; Babylonian

cosmogony 7-217a ; Gnostic

conception 27-853c.
Chao-siang Wang 6-194b.
Chaouktoos, race : see Chuk-

chis.

Chao Uparach (title) 25-5c.
Chaource, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chao-yi, China 6-168 (H3).
Chap (diet.) 5-854b.
Chapa, tribe 5-812b.
Chapada, Braz. 4-440 (G3).
— , mts., Braz. 3-210b.
Chapada (diet.) 4-440b.

Chapada de Corisco, Braz. : see

Therezina.

Chapah (measure) 28-491b.
Chapai (Mongol emperor) 18-

713d.

Chapais, Thomas 5-167d.
Chapala, lake, Mex. 18-318

(E3) ; 18-319b ; 15-131d.
Chapalagana, riv., Mex. 13-

869b.
Chapalulu, strait, Mal.Arch.

26-5-2(1.

Chapan (costume) 15-829a.
Chapanecan (family) l-811d.
Cliapan Oglu (bey of Yuzgat)

25-163b.

Chaparal, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Chaparchi-bashi (official) 21-

195b.
ChapanS, riv., Bol. 1-78*

(map); l-785b.
Chapareillan, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Cliaparra, riv., Peru 21-264

<C4).
Chaparral, Colom. 6-701 (B4) ;

6-707a.

Chaparral-cock 7-610b,
Chaparro 27-990a.
Chapati : see Chupatty.
CHAPBOOK5-84'Jd; 23-849a;

4-215d.
Chapchan-daban, pass, China

27-420 (H2) ; l-758a.
CHAPE (diet.) 5-850a.
Chapeau Rouge, cape, Nfd. 19-

479 (C3).
Cliape de Saint Martin (banner)

10-455d.

Chapel, isl., China 6-168 (K5).
— , isl., Nfd. (Fortune Bay) 19-

479 <C3).
— , isl., Nfd. (Notre Dame Bay)

19-479 (C2).

— , pt.. Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3).
CHAPEL (rel.)5-850b ; 6-933d;

apsidal 2-:. '.»,!. 2-402a.
— , pontifical 7-643C.

— (printer's) 5-850b.

— Act 24-465a.
CHAPELA1N, JEAN 5-850d ;

ll-128c ; l-101a.
Chapel Allerton, Som. 25-390b,

— Allerton, Yorks. 28-933
(Cl).

CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH, Der-
by. 5-851b ; 9-416 (II. D3).

Chapelet (artist) 5-759a.

Chapel Fell Top, mt., Dur. 9-
412 (I. D3); 21-104d.

Chapelhall, Scot. 4-304d.

Chapelhill, Ind. 14-422 (E6).

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 5-8510 ;
19-772 <C2); 19-775a.

— Hill, N.J. 19-502 (B3).
Chapelhill, Scot. 24-418 (D2).
Chapel Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (E2).

— Hill, Tex. 26-690 (L5).
Chapelizod, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

8-620c ; 26-406c.
Chapelle, Claude E. Hillier 22-

777a ; 4-140b.
Chapelle, Loi (French law) :

see Loi Chapelle.
CHAPELLE ARDENTE 5-

851c.
Chapelle Creek, riv., S.Dak.

25-506 (F3).
Chapelle - sous - Dun, Fr. 24-

199b.

Chapel of the Pyx 22-704d.
— Royal, Savoy, Lond. : see

Savoy Chapel.
Chapel St Leonards, Lines. 9-

416 (II. H3).
Chapelton, Scot. (Fortar.) 24-

418 (Fl).

— , Scot. (Lanark.) 24-418 (C3).
Chapcltown, Yorks. 28-933

(C3).

CHAPERON (diet.) 5-8510.
Chapin, Colo. 6-722 (H2).

— fa. 14-732 (D2).
Ida. 14-276 (D4).
111. 14-304 (B4).
S.C. 25-500 (C2).
Tex. 26-690 (F8).

Chapinville, Conn. 6-952 (Bl)

Chapkan (costume) 14-419a.

Chaplain, Jules Clement 18-2b:
19-907b.

CHAPLAIN 5-851c ; 17-590b

Chapleau, Can. 20-114 (C-D2)

CHAPLIN, HENRY 5-852e.

Chaplin, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).

— , Can. 24-225 (A3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C3).

— , lake. Can. 24-225 (A-B3).

— , riv., Ky. 15-740 (C3).

Chapman, Edmund (physician
19-964C.

— , GEORGE (poet) 5-852d ;
8-524a ; 9-625a ; Ben Jon-
son 15-503d ; Eastward Hoe
17-776C.

— , H. C. (zoologist) ll-400a.

— , T. A. (naturalist) 6-673a :
16-470d.

— , Walter (printer) 8-942d :
22-301b ; 4-504c.

— , W. (poet) 5-168a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

164

To make full use of thlt Index It Is essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

i..- rrbain J»an5-M4o.

— .1 \nleroobe. Jean 5-»i4o ;
5-52Sa.

ChappeL Kss. 8-784d.
Chapprll. Arthur 19-<4a.

— . Thoiua* I'aloy 5-8A4d.

— . William (bishop) 13-481a.

, WILLIAM (music pub-
lisher) 5-8i4d : 7-122a,
•ppeO. Neb. 13-314 (113).

— , feb.. Ta*. 33-438 ( I
Cbappuls. Knstace 10-94Ub.

— , James (chemist) l-857a.

— . Jr*n 5-l«8c.

— . P. (physicist) 28-S24a ; 1
Mia.

CHAPRA. India 6-854d ; 14-

3761L7).
CHAPTAU J. A. C.. comto de

Chaiitrloup5-854d ; l-766d;

nm|.!.-r..|n.-1..ii)S-»-.-.b.
CHAPTER (ecclesiaatical) 3-

8Mb: 5-5 19d: 7-897 b.
CHAPTER HOUSE 5-S.',M> : In

American college* 11- Hid ;

In monasteries 1-1:1,1.
Chaptrrt, Book of 17-573b.
Chapter*, The Thrre 18-733S,
Chaptlco, Md. 17-828 (F4).

— Creek, riv.. Md. 17-828
(F4).

Chapu. Henri Michel Antolne

24-508b; 34-510 (PI. IX.);

13-2b.
CHAPU. China 5-S55c ; 6-188

(L3); 6-199b.
Chapultepec. int., Mcx. 18-

347b ; 18-332C,
Chaiiwainegon. bay, Wis. : an

Chequamegon.
Char, riv.. Dorset. 3-420 (III

CHAR (fish) 5-8550 ; 24-82d ;
2-28d.

— (scorching) 5-856b.
Chara. mts., RUBS.AS. 27-169il
— . riv.. RUSB.AS. 25-10 (OS)

25- lib.
Chara (hot.) l-587d (fig.) ; 1-

597a ; geological distribu

tion 20-S2b, 22-658a. 20

542d ; reproductive organ.-

l-589b (flg.).
CHAR-A-BANC 5-855d.
Charaoeae : tee Stoncwortfi.
Characene, kingdom, Asia M.

tee Mesene,
< ' im OMM 14-J ;- ! : 26

544o ; swim-bladder 14

1640.

CHARACTER (diet.) 5-856a.
Characterie : An Artr of Shorte

Stri/te and Secrete Writing by

Character (1588) (Bright) 24

lOOSd.
Characteristic (math.) 16-

868b ; of curves 7-063b

dynamo 8-776b ; of group

12-635C,

— chain (math.) 8-232.1.

— function (dynamics) 8-763a.
Characteriilic* of Men, Man

nm. Opinion*, Time
(1711) (Shattosbnry) 24
IMo,

Characterization (drama) 8
478b ; Chinese 8-485a
Indian 3-483b ; Shake*

.,.

Character ot a Trimmer (Hall
fax) 12-8420.

ffi.muirri (Tli.'.ipliril-1'l-) 9

628b; 21-162d: 26-7H7b.
CHARADE (diet.) 5-856a.
Charadra, riv, Kpirus : •

Luro.

.Or. 12-440 (C4).

— tee Plover.
Charadrilformes 3-973b ;

977o ; 20-326a.
Charadriomorphae 30-3230.
Charadriornlthes 20-326*.

"Of1"

(Indian writer)
(sect) 34-IBIc.

•*. 3-11

— tribe 16-41K*.

•haraon. India: battle (1804)

33-l008b.
tiara, (spirit) 14-389b.

— (drug) 13-S64b; 3-844* ;
16- .1. .

Chanwia. Afg.: battle (1K79)
1-3173.

Chara steUlgera 33-1 21b.

Charat Singh (chief) 12-7 1 3a.

Chants (thrasher) 26--

Charavlnes, Fr. 28-1771..

Charax, Asia 33-648 (G3).

— , PaL : tee Ki-rak.

Charaxus (brother of Sappho)
34-2010 ; 12-510b.

Charbanus. mts., Asia 3-1 l')d.

Charbar. Pen. tt'188 (D3).

Charboll. riv.. Afg. 34-593a.

Charbon (vine dlsnasr) : set
Anthracnose,

Charbonel. mt,. Alps l-742c

Charbon symptomatiqoe (dis-
ease) 38- lOa.

Charcade la Albnera, reservoir,
Sp. : tee Proserpina. Lago
de.

3)arcas, prov^- S.Am. : tee
Bolivia.

— , Dul. : tee Sucre.

Char Chatta. quarter, Kabul:
tre ( liihar Chata.

CHARCOAL 5-856b ; 5-306a ;
blow-pipe analysis 4-89d :
catalytic action of 5-502a ;
decolourizing agent 7-9 Ud ;
In dyspep«ia T-787d J
absorption 16-751a; gun-
powder 12-72.r>a.

— plate 28-1 OOOa.
Clian-ot, Jean D. (explorer) 21

987 d.
CHARCOT, JEAN MARTIN

(physician) 5-.s5fid; 18-60c

theory of hypnosis 14-202d
Charoot-Leyden crystals ~

1334.
Charcot's bed-sore (disease

— disease 15-488d; 18-198a.
CHARD. JOHN ROUSE MER

riott 5-s.'i7a.
CHARD. Som. 5-857b ; 9-430

(VI. K2) ; gmiliijry 25-389a.
Chard (hot.) S-324c.
Clmrdak, Asia M. 16-1 3Rb.

: 8ff Chahurdar.
CHARDIN, JEAN SIMEON 5

857o : 20-478d; 20- "'

(PI. X.) : 2O-S91a.
— , SIR JOHN (traveller) 5-

857c ; on compass 6-807b

cuneiform inscription 7

629d ; Isfahan 14-870a ; on

Mandaeans 17-555a.
Chardjui. C.A.iin : tee Charjui,
Chardon. O. 20-26 (HI).
Chardonay (vine) : tee Pinean
Chardonne, Switz. 26 - 24

(B4).
Chardonnct, Comto H. de 16-

UTo.
Chardonnet. Aiguille du, mt

Alps 1-7 43b.

-, pass, Alps 1-7 43d.
Chardonnet and Lehner/s pro

Chardstock. Dev. 9-430 (VI

02).

Chure (cnrriatre) 5-402d.
CHARENTE.dept., Fr. 5-857d

10-77S(K.-.); brandy 4-438d

Purbocktan beds 22-658b.
— , riv.. Kr. 10-778 (D5) ; 10-

7771,.
CHARENTE - INFERIEURE

dcpU, Fr. 5-858a; 10-77

(D5); brandy 4-428d.
Chsrenton. I
— .fort, ». 10-77 s
CHARENTON-LE-PONT, Fr

5-858c ; 10-778 (C6).
Charentonne. riv., Fr. 3-799d
Charenton-xur-Cher, Fr. 1<

778 (F4).
CHARES (ircncrnl) 5-S53d ; 7

9ft1d : 26-99lb.
CHARES (sculptor) 6-859a

23-259b; 12-490d.

l/-
uaro Thurvday : ttt Uaondy

n

^85523..."

..... , ...

) 2S-859b.

ICING ORDER (law) 5-
859b.
Chargosh. pass. C.Asia 14-370

Chargut, lake, Tib. 3-168 (1)3);

CHAR1BERT (Frankish king)

5-.v-.uc : IO--IK.II.
Chariclea (Greek hen.lne) 13-

CHARIDEMUS (Greek mcr

cenary) 3-8o9c ; 27-315c.
Chart group (geol.) 15-569b ;

5- .'.I i.

Charlguriqua, tribe: tee Gri

Charikar*. Afg. 1-307 (E2) ;

siege ( 184 1)23-2 1 2d.
Charms 25-2»9b : 23-l.v.v.

— boMae23-174d.
Charing. Kent 9-424 (IV. D4) ;

5 . 2-;.;: ..

CHARING CROSS. Lond. 5-
859d; 18-938(CJ).

— Cross, Euston and Hamp-
stead I Hallway 27-409*.

— Cross Hospital, Lond. 16-
M*

CHARIOT 5-860a; 6-401c ;
Egyptian 3-44b ; Roman 8-

— burial 8-353 (PI. VI.).

— : races 13-726d; 8-S85b;

i, 11-111, ; BOOM 6-

390c. ll-445d.
Charioteer (astron.) : tee

Auriga.
Charioteer. The " (statue) 12-

1340.

Charts (myth.) 2-1 87a.
Charts, Pers. 2O-870c.
CHARISIUS, FLAVIUS SOSI-

patsr (grammarian) S-860c.
Charismata (theol.) : tee

Spiritual gifts.
Cbaristia (custom) l-365b.
Charitable Corporation, The

38-9730,

— gifts (law) S-882C.

— Trust* Act 5-882c.
Charitable Vtet (records) 22

MM.

Charitee (myth.) : tee Graces.
Charities and Corrections

state Board of 5-16b.
CHAR1TON (Greek author) 5-

860c ; 12-Slic.
Chariton, la. 14-732 (D3).
— , riv., fa. 14-732 <D4).
— , riv.. M... IS-''."-- i I>.j).

— Co., Mo. 18-dOrt (C-D2).
CHARITY AND CHARITIES

5-860c; ey-pres principle 7
693b ; effect on wages 28
233c ; In ancient Rome 5-
865c ; social settlements 3~
308d.
Charity Commission 5-882d.

— (endowed) : tee Endowec
charity.

— Organization Poclety 5-
885a; New York 17-7 4a
savings banks 24-245b.

— School : tee Schools.
CHARIVARI (diet.) 5-891b.

— (periodical) 7-849a: 5-332d
Charjui, C.Asia 27-420 (C4)

2-741a. 27-172a.

Charka. India 14-376 (K5).

Char-Kadd (costume) 21 -193d.

Charke. Cliarlottc 8-352b.

CHARKHAR1. -tit.-, India 5-
891b: 14-376(11-17).

Charkhllk, Turkest, 8-16
(D2); 27-423b.

Charkt. Isl.. Asia M. 2-7W
(B4).

CHARLATAN (diet.) 5-891C.

Cliarlburv. Oxon. 9-420 (HI
E3) ; 20-41Aa.

Charlecotc. Wnnvlck. 3-42
(in. D2): 28-.143d. 2-418c
Lucy famllv 17-1 lib.

CHARLEMAGNE (emperor) 5-
891c ; 10-SOOb ; 9-9211.
ll-S33b : administrative re
forms 18-908d; Alcuin 1
529d. l-97b ; Avars con
qnered 3-5c : capitularies I
282d ; charities 5-874d

organisation 6-319d |

i.illuMfo lt--'J-< , < ',!;,:i. .•:,.
dalluu of laud*
crowii 7

CHAN-CHAR

KM : !'. •• r- •, ZI. :: ! ;

Pass*. etoMrs by •-

•SB* 33-itM .

S-isu .

.1. • . . .

taiianpoitcyi*-!"

MB f-Mtel J.

13-405. : llbrmr

is-.

: Jt>ws

8-40Aa : bbraries
founded 16-54»<i: mlUtagr
•ntan S-6»6a;
IMOb : palace at
14-58 Jh; papal n

43 Jd. saMJsb: i_

T»6c; Balk) htm emended _ .
68d: Haxon wan34-165a,34-

J67b; silken wrapping 23-
45lo: t<inil>»pi-iii-d 20-37 4d;
writing refonnn 20-..77a.
CHARLEMAGNE : rngillil
5--J4U: French literature
11 -I lid. 11 • I lib. 17-
190.1; French peerage 34-
47«: Korlmelmrt ll-TSM
parodied In Attdigier 11
116b; Pedemn's version 8-
<naft de Churl,.
rnofM 3-32b ricoland legend
I3-48U: Spanish literature
3S-580d ; Vincent of Bean-
Tub. 28-91.: Vovoot if

< ' ,.'..: ,.,„. H-|..| ! >,

otto Chansons da Oturtc.
CHARLEMAGNE. JEAN AR

mand S-«ii7 h.

CbariNMCM " (battleship)

24-l>02b.
CHARLEMONT, JAMES

Caulflsld. earl of 8-897 1. ; 10-

S2Sd ; 12-379b.
— . Iluiro20-513o.
— . J. (boxer) 4-352a.
Charlemont, Ira. 14-744 (£2).
—.Man. 17-852 (Bl).

— Fort, Ire. 27-530C.
CHARLEHOI, Bete. S-897e .

3-668 (D3); coal -field 3-
669c,S-310d : (•I«reg8-733b.
11-1 80d; Waterloo
paten 28-373a.

CHARLEROI, Pa. 5-897o ; 27-
614 (B-C5).

— Ghent canal. Bete. 12-822b.
CHARLES (name) 5-897d ; 2*-

1028b.

— I. and II. of Anjon : ire
Charles I. and II. of Naples
and Sicily.

— (of Aquitalne) 2-252c ; 10-
MH.

— (Charles Aumiitiw, o
Augugtenbnre) 26--'lOa.

— (KARL LUDWIG, Austrian
archduke) 5-935b : 12-790
army reforms 2-61 7b; mill
tary career 13-217b, 11
ISto, 11-1960.

— (Karl Sal va tor. Amrtrian
archduke) 12-790 ; 12-792b

— (Charles Frederick, of
Baden) 3-1 86a ; 15-863d.

— (Charles William, of Baden
15-679b.

— (Charles Theodore, electo
of Bavaria) 3-548c ; 15
M4 ..

— (Charles Theodore, prince
of Bavaria) 24-7 14b.

— (Charles Alexander,
Bayreuth) 13-5760.

— (cardinal, of Bourbon) 10-
831c; 10-831d: 10-SH2b.

— (duke of Bourbon) 22-250b

— (OF BRITTANY) 5-932d
10-*20b ; 8-648C.

— (" THE BOLD " OF BUR
gundy) 5-932d : 4-822a. 13-
809b; 18-415d; Commines
6-774a; defeat at Nancy
19-lfila; dominions 11-83
(map) ; Frieeland ll-235b
LouU XI. 10-S24 b, 21-387d
Swiss war 26-251d ; torn
24-496d; Yorkiste helped
8-519d.

— (of Calabria) !O-533a ; 11

Ma.

— (prince of Denmark) : «
Ilaakon VTI. (of Norway).

— (of Dnrazzo) : tee Charles
III. (of Naples).

— II. (" the Bald." emperor
S-897d; ie-811c; Bible 27
3S6a; capitularies 5-283a
Olry's stndv of 12-51c
nincmar 13-477c; Louis
the German 17-Slc.

— III. (" the Fat," e
S--.I-,-; 10-«12<-: 11
17-9r ; tomb 23-49a.

— IV. (emperor) S-898d : 9-
9271. : ll-848a; Bohem
4-12'ia : Brandenburg 4
421 b : French alliance 10-
821c; Landfxtodensbnnd

27-aiebJ

VI. ifmiperor) »-»04a: »•»'•:
11-H6U: llektom midOT »-
874c; (Joldeo Ktoc* It-
MSb | Iluncary under 13-
914d; NaplM 14-ftSlb ;
CMend company
»'• . emb

>9la: Hpanlah
war2»-«07a.

- VII. (emperor) »-»« V ; 11.
88lc ; AuBtrian DoocMrtOB
wara-40c; Barai1a>-M»b;
order of Bt Oeorn l»-M4a.

— (OF FLANDERS) »-»33d :
10-479a

- I. and II. >.,f France) S-916d.

- III. (of France) *-91Sd ; !•-
M.M ; 21-17-.,

- W. (of France) S-917a ; !•>
.-]'..-. : 9- K

-V. (of Fimace) »«lTc ; 10-
820d; 2»-702c; library 1*-
551a; Parts under 2»-818c ;
Pino, Christine de U-«47b.

- VL (of France) B-«19a : 10-
>.•!•!; M • 2-

under M-KI«c; playing
cards >-325a.

- VII. (of France) S-920a ; !•-
822c; Basin's htotory 3-
480a; Burrnndy 21-387c;
Coeur 4M45b ; Joan of Arc
lft*410o ; Lantroedoc under
l«-180c ; Poitiers acquired
21-898C.

-VIII. (of France) B-92Ia;
lO-825b ; Italian expedition
15-4 f la, l-5Ma, l*-536d, 1»-
184d ; papacy 20-707c ;
Perkin Warbeok 2»-31«d;
plot against *-774b.

— IX. (of France) 5-921 b ; 10-
829b ; Provence Z2-505d :
Saint Bartholomew 23-
1017b.

— X. (of France) 5-921d ; 10-
864d; 4-326 (table); 10-
865a ; comparison with
Louto XVIII. 17-48C : duel
with Conde4W842b: Fontan's
attack l«-607b; JeraltsU-
347a.

— (Charles Martel. Frankish
ruler) : tet Charles Martel.

— (of Oelderland) ll-S5«d ; t>
629d ; 8-57 4b: monument
2-629c; Utrecht 27-826a.

— I. (of Great Britain) 5-9O«a ;
>-i37a; 14-7770 : 34-4 4 »c ;
army 2-61 2a ; Bolstrode's
memoirs 4-79id ; cipher
letters 7-J66a ; Cromnell 7-
49Od: execution 7-4 90d ;
HenrfetU Maria 13-272c;
Joanna Bridges M*470a ;
letters 4-8ilc ; medals 13-
3b; mUltial»>450a: Milton
18-48Sd; Monirooe 13-79. <-,
navy l»-302c ; papacy 28-
708b; parliament 23-842d :
portrait 2-67 Od; ship-money
34-982b; statue 24 - 500*.
Ste also Great Rebellion.

— II. (of Great Britain) 5-
912b; •-.•>: 9d; 24-4iOd :
14-778o ; Bombay acquired
4-1840 ; boroughs 4-27 Id;
Bnlstrode's memoirs 4-7 9. '.d;
Bunyan's praise 4-805a ;
Catherine of Bragmnza 5-
531b; Catholic confederacy
2-1520 ; civil war 12-418d.
24-857a ; coffee-houses snp-
preased 4V567a; crown 7-
S17c; costume 7-241c;
II. ' '-.- 13- i;. . 13- i :
horoe-raclnK 13-728a: Jsmes
de la Cloche IS-SOd-Lan'I'r-
dale 18-2790 ; Marvrll's
satires 17-806d : medab 13-
4d; miniature 13-52<( PL I
fig. 8); narv lt-304a. 24-
5i5c : NeO Owyn 12-7 50c ;
popisk plot l»-938d: Porto-
month, doohess of 22-131d ;
purveyance 22-6C6d ; Illoh-
mond, duchess of 23-31 Id ;

For Key to Contractions, etc., sec Page /.
165

CHAR-CHAT

BacheverelTs opposition 23
871c ; Worcester 12-420b ;
yachts 28-890c.
CHARLES (CHARLES ED
ward, of Great Britain) : see
Charles Edward.

— (of Hesse-Cassel) 13-410d ;
5-45Sb ; 5-457d.

— (ol Hohenzollern-Sigmarin-
gen) : see Charles (of Ru
mania).

— (Charles Frederick, of Hoi-
stein-Gottorp) 24-336c; 15>
866b.

— (Charles Peter, of Holstein-
Gottorp) : see Peter III. (of
Russia).

— I. (of Hungary) 5-922c ; 13-
904o ; 15-421d.

— II. (of Hungary) : see
Charles III. (of Naples).

— I. (of Lorraine) S-934a ; 17.
lOa: 5-381d; claims Prank-
ish throne 10-813d, 13-SoSb.

— II. or I. (of Lorraine) 5-
934a; 17-10d.

— III. or II. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b; 17-lla; 6-498b ; 10-
BJJb.

— IV. or III. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b; ll-248b; 17-llb;
Ireland 6-422a ; Thirty
Years' war 26-857a.

— V. or IV. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b ; 17-1 Ic; campaigns
8-734c, 3-8d, 12-343C.

— (CARDINAL OF LOR-
raine) 5-936a ; 10-S29a ; 12-
699c ; 12-702 ; chambre
ardento 5-823c ; colloquy
of Poissy 21-897b ; council
of Trent 7-400a; Meudon
chateau 18-3 14d.

— (PRINCE OF LORRAINE)
5-936b ; military career 3-
40d; 24-715d; 16-505a ;
13-570d ; Netherlands 3-
674d.

— I. (of Mantua) 12-2 36a ; 5-
945d.

— II. (of Mantua) 12-236a ;
19-457b.

— (of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
17-1020a; 17-52d.

— I. (of Monaco) 18-685b.

— III. (of Monaco) 15-865d ;
18-6S5a.

— (of Miinsterberg) 4-127d.

— I. (of Naples and Sicily) 5-
923a ; 2i-381b ; crusade
7-544c, 7-545a ; in Italy 10-
S32a, 15-35b, 19-183c ;
Malta acquired 17-511c ;
Order of the Crescent 7-
411c; Provence 22-504d ;
Rome 23-675a ; Sicily under
25-35a; war with Byzantium
18-360*.

— IL (of Naples and Sicily) 5-
923d; 19-183d; 20-699C ;
Prorence under 22-S05a.

— III. (of Naples) 19-184b;
22-505b ; 23-680b ; in Hun-
gary 13-905C.

— (Charles William, of Nassau
Usingen) 19-25 Ib.

— II. (of Navarre) 5-92 4b ; 25-
572a ; claims French throne
9-502b.

— III. (of Navarre) 5-925a ;
25-572a.

— IV. (of Navarre) : see
Charles (of Viana).

— (Charles, &c., of the Pala-
tinate) : see Charles Louis,
Charles Philip.

— II. (of Parma) 5-934d ; 4-
327 ; 20-850d.

— III. (of Parma) 5-93oa ; 4-
327.

— (of Provence) 5-898a ; 22-
503d.

— (of Rimini) (d. 1427): see
Malatesta, Carlo.

— (OF RUMANIA) 5-925b ;
23-829d; 23-838d.

— (Charles Albert, &c., of Sar-
dinia) : see Charles Albert,
Charles Emmanuel, Charles
Felix.

— I. (of Savoy) 24-255a ; 24-
256.

— II. (of Savoy) 24-256.

— III. (of Savoy) 24-255a ;
24-256 ; ll-590a ; 15-865b.

— (Charles Emmanuel, of Sa-
voy) : see Charles Em-
manuel.

— (Charles Edward, of Saxe-
Coburg-Gotha) : see Charles
Edward.

— (Charles Augustus, of Saxe-
Weimar) : see Charles
Augustus.

— (Charles Alexander, of Saxe-
Weimar-Eisenach) : see
Charles Alexander.

— (Charles Frederick, of Saxe-
Weimar-Eisenach) : see
Charles Frederick.

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

Charles I. (of Spain) : set
Charles V. (emperor).

— II. (of Spain) S-925c ; 25'
552b ; 25-5720.

— III. (of Spain) 5-926a ; 25-
553a ; 25-572b ; 4-327
(Table) j 19-185o ; ceramics
5-741c, 5-753c ; commercial
policy 6-154a ; excavations
13-343a ; Parma and Tus-
cany 18-40b.

— IV. (of Spain) 5-926c ; 4-
327 (Table) ; 25-553b.

— (of Styria) 3-8b ; 12-789b.

— VII. (of Sweden) 26-199a.

— VIII. (of Sweden) 26-199C.

— IX. (of Sweden) 5-927a ; 26-
201c.

— X. (of Sweden) 5-927c ; 9-
930c ; 26-2030 ; 11-old.

— XI. (of Sweden) 5-929a ; 26-
804&.

— XII. (of Sweden) 5-929c ;
26-205d ; 12-2G2b ; cam-
paigns 2-46d, 19-242d, 21-
629a ; coins 19-902d ; liter-
ary interests 26-21Gd.

— XIII. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-931C ; 26-210a ; 12-
737b ; order of 15-867a.

— XIV. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-931d ; 19-810c ; 26-
210a ; Crusenstolpe's in-
fluence 7-552c ; military
career 19-216d ; 28-244b.

— XV. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-932c ; 19-812c ; 26-
21 la.

— (OF V ALOIS) 5-936d ; 2-
57d ; in Aragon 5-923d ; in
Florence 10-532d ; in Sicily
ll-57d.

— (Charles Adolphus, of
Vermland)5-931d.

— (OF VIANA) 5-937a; 14-
859a ; 15-440c.

— (of Westergotland) 20-346d.

— I. (of Wurttemberg) 28-
859a.

— (Charles Alexander, of
Wurttemberg) 28-858b.

— (Charles Eugene, of Wurt-
temberg) 28-8.',gc.

— (of Zweibriicken) 3-548c.
Charles (conjuror) 6-944d.
— .David 5-7 8a.
CHARLES, ELIZABETH 5-

937b.
— , J. A. C. 5-937C ; 14-163b ;

l-262d.

— , Robert Henrv 26-667a.
— , THOMAS 5-9"37c ; 5-77c.
— , William 5-334d.
Charles, cape, Va. 16-636d ;

28-118 (F3).
— , isL, Can. 5-160 (O3).

— , isl., Conn. 6-952 (C5).
— , fort, Ire. 14-744 (C5) ;

15-

824d.

— , isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (A-B4).

— , lake, La. 16-90b.

— , int., Ire. 8-413c.

— , riv.. Mass. 17-852 (E2) ; 4-
292a.

— , riv., R.I. 23-249 (B3).

— , sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).

CHARLES ALBERT (of Sar-
dinia) 5-938c ; 15-49c ; 15-
50b; 24-256; army2-622a;
Austrian war 14-913c ;
Memorie Scgrete 6-353a ;
orders 15-8650 ; plot against
10-936d.

— Alexander (of Saxe-Wei-
mar-Eisenach) 24-263a.

— AUGUSTUS (of Saxe-Wei-
mar) 5-939c ; 4-863b ;
Goethe 12- 183d.

Charles City, la. 14-732 (El) ;
14-735b.

— City, Va. 28-118 (E-F3).

— City Co., Va. 28-118
(E-F3).

— Co., Md. 17-828 (E-F3).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(Gl-2).

CHARLES EDWARD ("the
Young Pretender ") 5-940c :
13-295C ; Flora Macdonald
17-2090 ; memorial ll-38c ;
rising of 1745 5-941a, 9-
546a, 24-455C.

— Edward (of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha) 9-752a ; l-489a.

— Emmanuel III. (of Sar-
dinia) 24-255d ; 24-217b ;
3-41d; genealogy 24-256,
15-1 19d.

— Emmanuel IV. (of Sardinia)
24-255d; 24-217b ; 24-256.

— EMMANUEL I. (of Savoy)
5-942b ; 24-256 ; 10-940d ;
15-42a.

— Emmanuel II. (of Savoy)
24-255b ; 24-256.

— Emmanuel III. (of Savoy) :
see Charles Emmanuel III.
(of Sardinia).

— Felix (of Sardinia) 15-49c ;
24-256; 24-217b.

Charles Frederick (of Saxe
Weimar - Eisenach) 24-
S63&.

— Louis (of the Palatinate)
20-5950.

Charles Frederick, order of 15-
863d.

Charles Louis, mts., N.G. 19
487 (B2) ; 19-487b.

CHARLES MARTEL 5-942c ;
10-808b ; 5-381c ; feudal-
ism 10-298d ; German
tribes subdued ll-832c ;
legends 5-895a, ll-468a, 23-
9Gc.

" Charles Martel " (battleship)
24-902b.

Charles Mix Co., S.Dak. 25-506
(G4).

— Mound, mt., 111. 14-304b.
Charles (III.), Order of 15

866d.

Charles Philip (of the Palatin-
ate) 20-595d.

Charles River, Mass. 17-852
(A4).

Charles's law ll-542d.

— Wain 5-896b ; 27-802c.
Charles the Bald : see Charles

II. (emperor).

— the Bold : see Charles (of
Burgundy).

— the Child 13-957b.

— the Fat : see Charles III.
(emperor).

— the Great : see Charle-
magne.

— the Simple : see Charles III.
(of France).

Charleston, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , la. 14-732 (F4).

CHARLESTON, 111. 5-943a ;
14-304 (D4).

— , Me. 17-434 (C-D3).
Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Mo. 18-608 (G5).
Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
N.Z. 19-624 (C4).
Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

CHARLESTON, S.C. 5-943b ;
25-500 (D - E4) ; artesian
wells 28-505d ; cotton trade
7-267c ; Democratic conven-
tion (1860) 27-704d, 4-716d;
earthquake 8-818a ; horse-
race 13-734d ; Huguenot
church 22-291a ; jetty har-
bour 12-9:;(Jd ; pieges 1-
822b, 3-599a, 22-640c.

— , Tenn. 26-620 (G2).

— , Utah 27-814 (C2).

— , Wash. 28-354 (A4).

CHARLESTON, W.Va. 5-945a;
28-560 (B3).

— , harbour, S.C. 25-500 (E4).

— , lake, Ont. 19-596 (D-E1).

— , mt., Nev. 5-8 (F3).

" Charleston " (ship) 25-597C.

Charleston Association 3-377a.

Charleston Co., S.C. 25-500
(D4-E3).

Charlestown, Ind. 14-498 (F8).

— , Ire. 14-744 (C3).

— , Lanes. 17-545 (map).

CHARLESTOWN, Mass. 5-
945b ; 17-852 (B4) ; 4-291a ;
4-799a.

— , Md. 17-828 (HI).

— , N.H. 19-490 (C5).
R.I. 23-249 (B3).
Scot. (Banff) 25-646b.
. Scot. (Fife) 10-330c.

— , W.I. 28-544 (F3) ; 19-
459a.

— , W.Va. 28-560 (F2).

— , inlet, R.I. 23-249 (B3).

Charles XII., isl., Arct. 25-
709b.

Charlesville, Pa. 21-106 (F6).

Charlesworth, Hermann 4-
199c.

Charlesworth, Derby. 28-933
(B3).

CHARLET, NICOLAS TOUS-
saint 5-945c ; caricatures 5-
332c.

Charleton, Walter l-932b.

Charleton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E3).

— , pt., Can. 22-724 (E2).

CHARLEVILLE, FT. 5-945d ;
10-778 (G2).

— , Ire. 14-744 (C4) ; 7-157d.

— , Queens. 2-960 (H5).

— Junction, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
CHARLEVOIX, PIERRE

Francois Xavier de 5-946a ;
2-157d.

CHARLEVOIX, Mich. 5-946b ;
18-372 (E4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (E-F4).
Charley, Ky. 15-740 (F3).
Charley Forest stone 13-653a.
Charlie Bob Creek, riv.,

N.Dak. 19-780 (A2).

— Hope, Va. 28-118 (E4).
Charlier, Jean: see Gerson,

John.

Charli6re (diet.) l-263a.
Charlieu, FT. 10-778 (G4) ;

ruins 16-924d.

Charlieville, La. 17-54 (Cl).
C'harlinch Free Church l-365c.
Charlock (hot.) 7-521b; l-398b.
Charlois, Rotterdam 23-766a.
Charlotte (of Brunswick-
WoLCenbuttel) l-579b.

— (of Denmark and Norway)
6-278a.

— (of England) ll-740b.

• — (English princess) ll-744d ;
28-2§b.

— (of France) 10-824a.

— (of Mecklenburg-Schwerin)
6-278b.

— (of Meiningen) ll-57c.

— (of Mexico) 18-342b; 17-
924d.

— (princess palatine) 10-s i I <! .

— (of Savoy) 7-162d.

— (Charlotte Amalie : of
Saxo-Meiningen) 24-261C.

— (of Sweden and Norway) :
see Hedwig, Elizabeth Char-
lotte.

— (of Wurttemberg) ll-743b.
Charlotte, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , la. 14-732 (G3).
— , 111. 14-304 <D3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F7).
CHARLOTTE, N.C. 5-946b ;

19-772 (B2); cotton trade

7-2G7C, 7-294d.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C2) ; 22-

117c.

— , Tenn. 26-620 (Dl).
— , Va. 28-118 (D3).
— , Vt. 19-490 (A3).
— , fort, Scot. 16-485d.
— , harb., Fla. 10-540 (D5).
— , isl., Pac.O. : see Apaiaug.
— . lake, N.Y. 19-596 (B4).
— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (F3).

— Amalie, W.I. 24-40a.

— Co., Va, 28-118 (D3).

" Charlotte Dundas " (steam
boat) 25-823a ; 24-870d.

Charlotte Hall, Md. 17-828
(F4).

— Harbor, Fla. 10-540 (D4).

— Head, cape, N.S.W. 19-538
(G3).

Charlottenberg, Swed. 26-190
(B2).

Charlottenborg, palace, Copen-
hagen 7-96c.

CHARLOTTENBURG, Ger. 5-
946c : 11-808 (D2) ; 3-788
(map) ; porcelain works 5-
757c.

— , Swed. 25-935 (Al).

— Institution, Berlin 26-491c ;
28-479d.

Charlottesville, Can. 18-522c.

— , Ind. 14-422 (F5).

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. 5-
946d; 28-118 (D2-3) ; ob-
servatory 19-9590 ; uni-
versity : see under Virginia.

CHAFiLOTTETOWN, Can. 5-
947a; 19-831 (Cl) ; confer-
ence (1804) 22-346a ; indus-
tries 22-345C ; municipal
system 22-345a.

Charlotte Town, W.I. : see
Gouyave.

— Water, S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
Charlson, N.Dak. 19-780 (Bl).
Charlton, Sir J. 25-615d.

— , John (artist) 20-502a.

— , Lewis 13-355b.

Charlton, Kent 16-938 (E3) ;

8-453d.

— , Mass. 17-852 (C-D2).
— , Oxon. 20-416a.
— , Wilts. 9-420 (III. C3).
— , isl., Can. 5-160 (O5).

— Abbots, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3).

— City, Mass. 17-852 (C2).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (D5).

— Depot, Mass. 17-852 (C-
D2).

— Heights, Md. 17-828 (D3).

— Horethorne, Som. 9-430
(VI. HI).

— House, mansion, Kent 2-
418d.

— House, mansion, Wilts. 28-
700d.

— Kings, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3) ; population 12-134b.

— Mackrefl, Som. 9-430 (VI.
Gl).

— , South, Northumb. 9-412
(E2).

Charlwood, Sur. 9-424 (IV.
B4).

Charly, FT. 10-778 (F3).

— , Ger. 18-310 (plan).

CHARM (diet.) 5-947a ; amu-
lets l-899b ; evil eye 10-21d;
fetishism 10-295b ; gems 11-
568c ; Scottish-Gaelic collec-
tion 5-639b.

Charmes, Fr. 10-778 (H3).

Charmette, pass, Fr. 5-955a.

Charmey, Switz. 26-242 (C3).

Charmian, Pa. 21-106 (H6).

CJiarmidcs (Plato) 21-8110.

Char Minar, minarets, Hyder-
abad 14-32c.
Charmosyna 17-12b.
Charmouth, Dorset 9-420 (III.

B5); 8-434c; battle (833)

8-435C.

Charmouthian group 15-569d.
Charmoy, Jos6 de 24-5 lie.
Charmoz, mt., Alps l-743b ;

first ascent 1-7 49a.
Charnacfi, Claire Christine 1-

381c.
CHARNAY, (CLAUDE

Joseph) DesirS 5-947b.
CHARNEL HOUSE 5-947b.
Cliarner, Leonard Victor

Joseph 11-4720 ; 14-493C.
Charney, Gaufrid de 20-598C.
Charney, Berks. 17-598a.
Charnian group 16-393d ; 22-

28Gd.
Charnie, dist., Fr. 10-776

(C3-D2).
Charnley Forest stone : see

Charley Forest stone.
CHARNOCK, JOB 5-947c ; 14-

406d ; 3-427a.

— (Chernock), ROBERT 5-
947c.

CHARNOCKITE 5-947d.
Charnoy, Bels. : see Charleroi.
CHARN WOOD FOREST, Leics.

5-948a; 9-416 (II. E4) ;

geology 9-413b, 16-393d, 22-

26Gd.
Charny, Leonor, comte de 23-

10171).
— , Philippe de Chabot, count

of : see Chabot, Philippe de.
Charny, Fr. (Meuse) 10-778

(U3).

— , Fr. (Yonne) 28-923b.
Charog, C.Asia 20-420C.
Charol, lake, Tib. 2S-924d.
Charolais (Charolois), Charles,

count of : see Charles the

Bold of Burgundy.

— (Burgundiau herald) 16-
95a.

Charolais, dist., Fr. 5-948a.
— , mts., Fr. 10-778 (G4) ; 5-

777d.
CHAROLLES, Fr. 5-948a ; 10-

778 (G4).
CHARON (myth.) 5-948b.

— (of Lampsacus)lG-919b;12-
512b.

Charon, V., Baron l-C52a.
Charon (zool.) 2-:)06a.
CHARONDAS 5-948b ; laws

12-5021).

Charondcs, tribe 8-28a.
Charonia, caves, Asia M. : see

Plutonia.

Charonne, Paris 20-804 (F2).
Charontas : see Charos.
Charontidae 2-30Ga ; 21-38a.
Charophyta : see Stoneworts.
Charos (myth.) 5-948b ; 22-

456d.
Churost, duke and marquess

of : Bee under Bethune

(family).

Churost, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Charpentier, Alexandre 24-

511b.

— , FRANCOIS 5-948c ; l-103c.
— , Gustave 8-275c.

— de Cossigny, Jules Francois
l-3G7d.

Charqui : see Jerked beef.
Charran, Turk.As. : set

Harran.
Charrha (Charrhae, Charrhan),

Turk.As. : see Harran.
CHAHRIERE, AGNES ISA-
belle Emilie de 5-948c.
Charrin, B. J. Albert 3-178b.
Charrington, Harold 20-11 1 Ic.
Char roads 5-827b.
Charroi de Nimcs, Le 12-G03d.
CHARRON, PIERRE 5-948d ;

scepticism 24-308a.
Charroux, Fr. 10-778 (E4) :

abbey ruins 28-.">(ia ; synod

l-505d.
CHARRUA, tribe 5-949c ; skin

colour 25-190c ; linguistic

family l-811d ; in Uruguay

27-807 d.

Charsadda, India 14-622a.
Charsfield, Suft. 9-424 (IV.

E2).
Charshamba, val., Afg. 1-

306d.
CHART 5-949d ; adfniralty

issue 19-293C ; early use 19-

286d.
Charta bombycina (diet.) 20-

725c.
Charta-tsang-po, riv., Tib. 26-

916 (C2-1); 4-387C.
Charic d'Olcroun dcs judge-

mentz de la mier, La 24-

535d.
Charter, Rhod. 25-466 (K2) ;

23-260 (C3).

— , dist., Rhod. 23-260 (K2).
— , isl., Bucks. : see Magna

Carta, isL

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166

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/i;Wrnt f/ims given (MI I'fgC I.

CHAR-CHAT

CHARTER 8-9Mb: 9-3021. ;

Portu

- Company. .-*outh Africa :

.-.null Atrhm

96 td ; 19-93* (Fl) ; hospital

S-943a ; monantrry 17-59 Ic.

S-l.

office 83-111* ; ttalraase 1-

uK.

— , school B-95Sa ; racquet*
11-7310. ; Thackeray 26-

; ,
— . The, York*. 13-870b.

— H In ton. Som. 5-952d.

— on-Mendlp. Som. 9-430 (VI.
Ul): toadU-126a.

Charterls, Henry 8-

— (family) : set tinder Wemyss,
earU of.

Charter-land : tee Bocland.
Charter Oak, Conn. 6-U58a.
- ..... i , 14-: (| B1J
CHARTER-PARTY 5-953a : 1-
• : broker's commission

4-03 Ib ; days>V-876a.
1-H.iHrr KoUt U-960b.
CHARTERS TOWERS.Qneens.

5-95Sa: 1-960(113).
Charles. Ecole des, Kr. 8-301n.
Chartham, Kent 9-121 (IV.

. Inm-li 15-
CHARTIER. ALAIN 5-953b ;

11-1 19d; ballades 3-2640.
— , Jean 5-953b.

— de Lotbtnlere, Enstaohe
Gaspard Michel: tee Lot-

'..-. • :• .

Chartiers, Pa. : tee „

— Creek, riv.. Pa, 11-
S-365a.

ChartlernOe, Can. 19-490 (El ).
CHARTISM 5-9530 ; S9-30b ;

Birmingham riots 3-988b ;

petition (1 848) 9-56.1a.
i ' :.-•--. :. irtri s- it*.
Chartler Castle. Staffs. 9-416

(II. C4); 25-759C.

— Hall, Staffs. 24-1023b;

e.iltl, 20-...'-.!.

Chart - next - Sutton - Valence,

K. :,! 15-7 .....
Chartres, dukes of : tee under

Orleans, dukes ot.
— . r. n , ;.- ieS-MOb.
— , William ot : tee William of

I ': •-••••-.

CHARTRES, Fr. 5-9S4b ; 10-
77S(E3): Childebert 6-137a ;
Franco-German War 20-
288d ; Hunald 13-892O :
' — '46a; school

of philosophy 24-350d.

— : Cathedral 5-954b ; 2-398e ;
5-522b (plan); crypt 7-
564a; facade 24-492b ; pil-
grimages 21-609C ; provosts
S-..J... : -;• '.-25-' :•.'.-.• |nin
dow»r7-116a,5-89»a.

— . rountship 4-76a.
-, fort. 111. 14-309b.

Chartreuse, dlst., Fr. 5-132a.

— . fort, Belg. 16-593b.

CHARTREUSE (liqueur) 5-
•.' .1.1; 5->.-. ,.

Ckartmue de Parme, La (Sten-
dhal) 3-839B.

CHARTREUSE, LA GRANDE
(monastery )5-954d; 10-7 7 »

fan.

Chartris, William : tee Saw

trey, William.
Chart-Button, Kent : art Chart -

•n-Valence.

Charudo«. tribe ll-829d.
Charun (deity) 5-723a.
Char-urban, rlr., Kuw. As. 17>

420 (F2) ; 24-616d.
Charrakas (sect) 24-179(1.
CharraU. Or. 19-1 04a.
Ctmrvin. mt^ Swltx. 26-242

(AS).
Charwelton, Northants. 9-420

(III. K2): 19-7880.
CHARWOMAN (diet.) 5>14ib.
Charybdaea 24-521d foU. ;

24- .-.'.• I,-.

Chnrybdaelda M-524b.
Charybdaeldae 24-524c.
Charybdis (myth.) 24-.'.19b.
Charydes. tribe 8-28a ; 6-368c.
Charyn. riv.. C.Asia 14-2990.

rtr.,

-

14-J76 (MIX

CBOO.KI
Am. 4
(astrooonwr) 86-

11 ' .:.•

. I'lmy Earle l-8.-.8a.
— , SALMON PORTLAND 5-

944o ; 9-7 46d.
— . SAMUEL 8-956b.
—.WILLIAM MERRITT S-

k • :
Chase, Ind. 14-421 (( '3).

19-372 (EO,

:

;dlet.) 9-956d.

— (sport): tee Hunting.

— (tennis) 19-8'.'8a.

— (wooded land) 10-84 5a.
Ctuueburg. Wls. 19-740 (B-

Chase City. Va. 19-1 18 (1)4).

— Co.. Kan. 15-054 (K2) ; 15-

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (C4).
Chase group (geol.) H-177d.
Chaser (tool) : tee Comb tool.
Chases, pond, Me. 17-434 (CM.

Chase .Side, JIdx. (Enneld) 16-

Slde, Mdx. (Southgate) 19-

Chase sight* 2S-64a.

Chase Terrace, Staffs. 15-758

,l:p.
Chase town, Staffs. 15-758 (Dl):

5-1 88c.
Chaahtana (Halwa ruler) 13-

I98b.

Cbasldeans : tee Asaldoana.
CHASING (meUl-work)8-956d.

— (textiles) 10-379a.
Chaska, Minn. 18-550 (D6).
Chaakol. Ilulg. : tee Khaskoy.
Chaskoro, Bulg. : tee Klias-

Chaslar (Servian ruler) 24-

..;.!'..

Chaslea, Emlle 5-957a.
—.Michel 11-7070 ; conies 26-

122a ; correspondence 7-

662o ; mechanics 17-958a,

17-9640 : porism 22-1031).
— .VICTOR EUPHEMIEN

Philaret* 5-957a.
Chasmops lime>tonc 20-236b.
ChaamorhynchuB : tee Itell-

bird of S.Am.
Chasna, Can.Is. 28-01 8a.
Chasona, Ilhod. 23-260 <C2).
Cha-«6ng. Jap. 15-654 (KB).
Chaasahowitzka, bay, Flu. 10-

540 (D3).
Chasaalgnac, Pierre M. 26-

Itta.
CTiBissl. David Henri, baron

28-381a: 2-156c.
CHASSE (diet.) 5-957b.
ChassA (diet.) 5-957 b.
Chassebueuf. Constnntin Fran-
cols, oomie de Volney : tee

Volney.

Chaasell. Mich. 18-372 (B3).
CHASSELOUP - LAUBAT,

Francois, marquis dc6-'JJ7b;

fortificaUon 10-089C.
— , J. N. S. P., marquis de 1-

•; ii>.

Chaasenon, Fr. 5-858a.
Chaseepot, Antoine Alphonse

5-957d.

CHASSEPOT (rifle) 5-957d.
Chasscral. mt.. bwilz. 26-242

(C2): 15-566c.
CHASSER1AU. THEODORE

5-U.-.7.I: 20-503b.
Chasseron. mt., SwlU. 26-212

(U3); 15-566C.
Chasseurs Alplns 25-1 87b.

— Britanniques 9-109d.

— dIAfrlquoll-419c.

— dea Vosges : tee Francs-
thvurs.

— d'0rlean« 10-283d.
Chasae«ac,riv.. Fr.lO-778(F5).
Chassla, nit-.. Ur. 12-424 (Cl).
Chasslgny meteorite 18-264a.
Chaadron light house, Iled'Ole-

ron. Fr. 16-634b ; 16-650.
CHASSIS (diet.) 5-958a; 24-

.
Chastamg, Paul I.oui»21-4S4b.

i ',.--., .•• ar.1 - .!.-24--.'Mi..

f!i. i-'.n. , 14-.:.1 <.

Chartel. Jean 15-344d ; plot

CHASTELARD, PIERRE DE

Bocsozel ds 5-958a; 4-

Mlo,
CHASTELLAIN. GEORGES 5

958b ; 16-95a : 17-703b.
Chastenet de Puysegur

(family): see Puyaegnr.

It

Chateau Neat, farUMS, I'al.
Vt.

21-; I i.

ora. India 14-37«l(l'7>.
TrrMweit de VI-

Si!\Sj* i CMX

.. .-,. 2--IJ . i

.la.jMMs. India 14-378

26-

ur, India : tee Chhat-

uan group: tee Cbau-

waMtas. 16-800 (B4).
CHATEAU 5-960C.

— Ausone (wine) tS-7231..

— Ilatallley (wine) 28-72Sb.
Chateau Belair, W.I. 28-544

(E-F2).

Chateaubourg, Fr. 10-778(D3).

CHATEAUBRIAND, FRAN-
ools R*n<, \i..xiiti. de 5-
OiOo: 11-1 4-.M; Christian-
ltrS3-493a; MmeKecamlcr.
22-'J.Mb; Mercure de France
19-573d.

— . l.ucllo de : tee Cand, Lucile
de.

Ch&teaubriant, Francolse de

16-289a ; lionnlvet 4-2 13a ;

reside] ..... 5-'."..'.i.
CHATEAUBRIANT, Fr. 5-

962c; 10-778 (D4) ; edict

of 10-828(1.
Chateau-Chinon. Fr. 10-778

(F4).
Chateau Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-

501 (O6-4).

— Dauphin, It. : tee Caotel-
delQno.

— des Dames, mt., Switz. 26-
242 (D5); 1-7431. .

— d'lf, Ul., Fr. 17-766d.

— d'CEx. Switz. 26-242 (C4);
27-'J.)4a.

— d'UOx, dist., SwlU. : tee
Pays d'En-Haut.

— du-LoIr, Fr. 10-778 (F.4).
Chateaudun, Al«. 1-643 (Cl).
CHATEAUDUN, Fr. 5-962d ;

10-778 (E3) ; chateau 2-
413b; Franco - German War
11-16.1, 20-288d.
Chateau du Taureau, fortress,
Fr. 18-838d.

— , fort 5-960C.

— (iaillard. fortress, Ft. 16-
487d: 7-336d: construc-
tion 5-477d ; David II. of

10-082d (fig.) ; siege (1203)
9-487a.

Chateangay, N.Y. 19-596
(F-G1).

— , riv., Que. and N.Y. 19-596
(Fl) ; 22-7.

ChAteauKiron, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
CHATEAU-GONTIER, Fr. 5-

963a; 10-778 (D4).
Chateau Laflte (wine) 28-722h.
Chateau-Landon. Fr. 10-77S

<F3) ; 21-378b ; quarries

Chateau Larose (wine) 28-

7JJ!..
Chateau-la- Valllere, Fr. 10-778

(E4).
Chateaulin. Fr. 10-778 (B3).

— . riv., FT. 4-500b.
Chateau Margaux (wine) 28-

rtib.

Chateaumelllant, Fr. 10-773

(F4).
Chateau Mouton-Rothschild

(wine) »-722b.
Chateauneuf, marquises of 24-

no.

— , Francois de Castagneres,
abM do 28-199a.

— , LA BELLE 5-963a.

— , M. A. do : see Duclos.

— , William de : tee William
de Chateauneuf.

Chateau Ncuf, Fr. (Bayonne)

3-558b.
Chateauneuf, Fr. (Coto d'Or)

..

— , Fr. (FlnlHtere) 10-778 (C3).

— , Fr. (Haute Vienne) 10-77S
(E5).

— , Fr. (Puy-de-D8me) !
IT4d.

— . Fr. (suburb, Chatellrrault)
6-ld.

— . Fr. (suburb. Tours) 17
108b.

|j. , H. . .

d'llle «t VUalno, Fr. 10-77"

(l>3).

• .
'

'

Fr. 19-77H

l*-7Ts

.teaoneuf-«ur-<1>er. Claude

fi ttitiSSZ. bwm •"

'- . Fr. 19-

— sur-Lotre, Kr. 10-778 (F4).

— nur-rtartlir. Kr. 10-778 (1MJ
Chateau Paliuer (wine) 28-

ChateanponMO. rr. 10-77H

ChaWn-Porden. Fr. 10-778

((31)
Chateaurenard, Fr. 10-77-

. Kr. 10-7 7 H <F4).
CHATEAU-RENAULT.FRAN-

eols Louis ds Rousaslst,

I H , ..- E 5- M .'..
Chateau Ilenault, Fr. 10-778
i.;..

Chateanrenanlt ** (cruiser)

S4-911b.
CHATEAUHOUX, MARIE

Ann* ds Mailly-NMls, duch

esne r|. 5- ••- ..I ; I0--I8a.
CHATEAUROUX. Fr. 6-964a ;

10-778 (E4).
Chateau-SaUns, Ger. 11-808

(A4).
Chateau Smlth-IIaut-Laflte

(wine) 28-722b.
CHATEAU-THIERRY. FT. 5-

9641) ; 10-77» (K:i) ; battle

(1814) 5-964c ; Charles the

Simple 5-9 17a.
Chateanvert, forest, Fr. 7-

i lib.

Chateauvlllain.Fr. 10-778 (03).
Chateaux de plaisance (diet.)

6-9000.
Chateaux Point, penin., W.I.

12-645a.
Cliat eillon, Sebastian : tee Cas-

tellio, Sabastlan.
CHATELAIN 6-964c ; S

516.1.
Chatelaln de Coucy: tee Coucy,

I..- ' !>..<• : M:I d .
CHATELAINE (diet,) 5-964d.
Chatelard. Switr. 26-242 (B4).
Chatelaudren. Fr. 10-778 (C3).
ChAteldon, Fr. 10-778 (F5) ;

cutlery 26-»50a.
Chateldon (mineral water) 18-

Chatelet, F.inilie de Breteuil,

marquise du 28-200d.
Ch&telet, Belg. 3-668 (E3).
— , K r. (Ilaute-Marne) 5-723d.
- . Kr. i.\amiir)28-376a.
CHATELET, Paris 6-la ; bas-

oehe 3- 1 - lil.

Chateteuyon, Fr. 22-674d.
ChateUenle 5-964 d.
ChuteUerault, Francois de

Bourbon, duke of 6-ld.
— , James Hamilton, earl of

Arran and duke of : tee

Arran. James Hamilton, 2nd

earl of.
CHATELLERAULT (Chatel-

herault), Fr. 6-ld; 10-77>

(E4) ; 10-785a.
Chutel St Denis, SwlU. 26-242

(!;:;) ; ll--.'13d; population

11-2 13a.

Chdtclns, Fr. 1O-778 (F4).
Chatenay, Fr. 10-778 (B6).
Chatenols. Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chater, riv., Rutl. 9-424 (IV.

Al): 23-944C.

I. Allen 14-182d.
Chatllcld, Minn. 18-550 (E7).
— , O. 10-26 (D-E3).
Chat-Garra, Been. • 15-4i;>i

(F-G2).
Chatham. John Pitt, 2nd e

of 21-67 4a.
—.WILLIAM PITT, let ear

of 6-ld; 9-546o ; Edin

burgh statue 8-939b

Temple's Influence 26-SOlc

Townshend 27-1 lid.
CHATHAM, Can. (X.Br.) 9-Sc;

19-465 (Cl).
CHATHAM, Can. (Ont.) 6-5d

20-114 (B3).
— , 111. (Sangamon Co.) 14-304

— , HI.' (Whlteslde Co.) :
.nsc.

CHATHAM, Eent 6-5d ; 16-
942 (G3) ; convict-prison
22-364e; Dickens 8-179a
Dutch fleet 8-7.11b. 15-738d
marine depot 17-7 20a: MIU
tary Engineering School 10-
21b.

— , Mass. 17-858 (H3).

-. l-a.

— . Va.19-11

— . 1st. Chile 9-I4&.

CHATHAM, tekk. PaeX>. «-4b|

•9-436 <ii»).

-. sound. ran. 4-400 (C*)>

— . sir.. Abk. 1-47* (Ml).
Chatham Chest (cbantat-le

fund, '
Chatham Co.. Os. 11-7&* (T3).

— Co.. N.f. 19-77* (CJ).

— Hill. Kent 6-Mli.

— Hill. Va. 19-118 (A4) i 26-

•: .

771*.

lily s-6d ; !*•

ChathamrlUe, La. 17-14 (BI).
CHATILLON (family) »>7a :

trr oltu IVuthk-vre.

— . Amnwl* de 11-147*.

— . Uaspard de Colkrny. duke
of lO-MBa: a-flsJb.

— . Uaucher de 6-7a.

— , Jacques de 19-til9b.
ChatUlon, Belg. 1-668 (04).
-. I -..!•:. 10-::- ..
—,Fr. (Glroode) :

— , Fr. (Seme) 19-778 (B«).
—.It. 15-4 (A2); M-S4S

(1)4).

— . fort, Paris M-eO&a.
CbatillonaM. dirt., Fr. 7-14SC,
Chatillon-Coligny. Fr. 19-778

(F3).
Chatillon-de-:

;:,„.

Michaille, Fr. 10-

778 (04).
Chatillon-snr-Indre, Fr. 19-

778 (E4).
CbatUlon-sur-Lolre. Fr. 19-778

(F4).
CHATILLON-SUR-SEINE. Kr.

6-7 h ; 10-778 «i4): con-
gress of 1814 10-863C. 16-

970d; geology 20-Md. 14-

..-7. .
C-haUllon-snT-Serre. Fr. 10-778

(D4); 27-9Klb; 16-4.-«b.
Ckatimentt, Let (Hugo) 13-

8630.
Chatkal, nits., RUSS.AS. 17-410

(D4) ; l*>303d : 26-*Kte.
— , riv., KUSB.AS. 17-420

(D4-3).

C-hatla. fen. India 4-924C.
(hat Mot-*, plain, Lann. IS*

139 (D3) ; 16-138b.
diatom, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
Cbatou. Fr. 10-778 (B5).
( hatouUlenr (diet.) S-42:tc,
( Imtra. India 14-378 (L7).
Chatramotitae (people) 23-

954c.

Chatrapur, India 14-382 (L10).
Chatria. India 14-376 (M8).
Chatrian, Louis Grateen

Charles Alexandra : an

Erckmann -Chatrian.
Chats, The, rapid. Can. 19>

Chateworth, Can. 19-114 (BI).
CHATSWORTH, Derby. 9-7 b ;

9-416 (II. D3J.
— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
— . N.J. 19-502 (C-D4).
— . Queens. 1-960 (G4).
Chatsworth grit 18-4 7 Sc,
Cliattahoochee, Fla. 10-540

(BI); 10-643d.
— .riv., Ala. and Ga. 1-469

(D4); 11-752 (A4) ; 11-

751c; 6-746a.

— Co.. Ga. 11-752 (B3).

— group ll-670a.

Cbattan (clan) 14-721C : Inch

of Perth M-438d. H-261a.
Chattanooga. Okla. 19-58

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. 6-7d ;

16-620 (F2) ; battles 6-Sb,

l-823b.

Cbattaroy, Wash. 19-354 (BIX
— . W.Va. 18-460 (A4).
Chattaway, Frederick Daniel

i--'-.|d : 21-484d.
CHATTEL 6-9a ; nxtnm 19-

441b; personal 3-944d;

real 14- 2c: trover 17-31 4a.

— mortgage 6-9a.
Chatterer (Ampelis gamilus) :

tee Waxwing.

— (Cotingidae): tee Cotingi-
dae^

CHATTERIS, Cambs. 9-9b ;

9-424 (IV. C2) ; geology »-

97 d.
CHATTER JI. B ANKIM CHAN-

dra9-9b.
— , P. S-831a.
Chatterky, Staffs. 17-4IOB.

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CHAT-CHER

CHATTERTON, THOMAS 6-

lOb ; 9-636a ; 28-290b ;

Bristol monument 10-489C.
— , W. (crickete.-) 7-443b.
Chatterton's compound 26-

5130.
Chatterton's Hill, battle (1776)

28-6070.
CHATTI, tribe 6-13a: 23-

648 (Cl) ; ll-831a ; Batavi

11-8300 ; Hesse 13- Una;

Roman wars 8-607d, 8-405C.
Chattock, A. P. 6-885C ; 6-

869b.
Chatton, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

El).
— , moor, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

(El).
Chattooga, riv., Ala. and Ga.

11-752 (Al).
— , riv., Ga. and S.C. 25-500

(A2); 11-752 (Cl); ll-751d.

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Al) ; iron
deposits ll-752b.

— Ridge, mts., S.C. 25-500
(A2).

Chattoogaville, Ga. 11-752

(Al).

Chattuarii, tribe : see Attuarii.
Chaturbhuj, temple, India 20-

170b.

Chaturbhuj Das 13-486c.
Chatwell sandstone 5-300b.
Chatwood, Samuel 23-995d.
Chat woods' Safe Co. 16-843C.
Chatyr, mt., Russ. 7-449b ; 25-

122c.

— , lake, Russ.As. 27-420 (E4).
Chauas, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-4U6

(C3).

Chaubara, India 14-376 (D4).
ChaubunaKungamaug, lake,
Mass. 17-852 (D2); 28-
464a

CHAUCER, GEOFFREY 6-13a:
9-iilla; 9-613a; arms 13-
319c ; ballade quoted 3-
264o ; fabliaux ll-114c ;
Gower 12-298d ; Kelmacott
Press 18-873a ; language 9-
593o ; Lydgate 17-156O ;
Lyndsay's debt 17-171» ;
Matthew Prior 22-359d ;
Roman de la Rose 23-olOd ;
Scottish authors influenced
24-457b,8-66Sd; Skeat'sedi-
tion 25-168d ; social condi-
tions (14th cent.) 9-504(1 ;
Ten Brink 26-613b; Trojan
legend 27-318c ; versifica-
tion 27-1016c, 4-41d, 13-
386a, 7-318b.
— , Philippa 6-13c.
— , Sir Thomas 25-615d ; 17-

156o; tomb 23-4 18b.
Chanel, tribe 23-648 (Cl) ; 11-

S29d foil.
Chauda, cape, Russ. 23-874

(E-F4).

Chaudanne, fort, FT. 3-819d.
CHAUDZ3-AIGUES,Fr.6-17c;

10-778 (Ej); 5-208c.
Chandet, Antoine 24-499a,
Chaudfontaine, fort, Belg. 16-

593c.

Chaudiere, Can. 22-724 (E3).
— , riv., Can. 22-724 (E3) ; 20-

369b.

Chau-Doc, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (D6).
Chaudors, tribe 27-469d.
Chaudroneurs (nomads) : see

Chaltsmide.

Chauflailles, FT. 10-778 (G4).
CHAUFFEUR 6-1 7c.
Chauffeurs (brigands) 4-564b.
Chauga, riv., S.C. 25-500 (A2).
Chaughat, India 14-382 (F14).
Chauka, riv., India 14-376

(15-6); 15-776a.
Chaukan, pass, Bur. 14-376

(R6).

Chauki, India 14-382 a9).
Chaukidar 14-386C.
Chauk-sen : see Jadeite.
Chanl, India 14-382 (E10).
Chanlage (diet.) 20-427b.
Chaulelasmus : see Gadwall.
Chauliac, Gay de l-926d ; 26-

127c.

CHAULIEU, GUILLAUME
Amfryede6-17cj 27-1040d.
Chauliodes l-533c.
Chaul Khoya, riv., India 14-

376 (O6) ; 15-647a.
Chaulmoogra oil 16-481a.
Chaulmoogric acid 20-44b.
Chaulnes, Ft. 10-778 (F2).
Chaumahla, dist., India 15-

412b.

Chaumergy, Ft. 10-778 (G4).
CHAUMETTE, PIERRE GAS-

pard 6-17d.

Chaumiere Indienne, La (Ber
nardin de Saint-Pierre) 24-
41b.
Chaumont, FT. 6-7b ; treaty

(1814) ll-863b, l-695b.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (D-E1).
— , bay, NY. 19-596 (Dl).
— . mte, Switz. 26-242 (B2).

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CHAUMONT - EN - B ASSIGNY,

Fr. 6-18a; 10-778 (G3).
Chaumont-en-Vexin, Fr. 10-

778 (F3).
Chaumont -Porcien, Fr. 10-

778 (02).
Chaumont St Quentin, Fr. :

Sedan (plan o£ battle) 24-

575.
Chaumont-sur-Loire, Fr. 10-

778(E4).
Chaun, bay, Russ.As. 25-10

— , riv.', Russ.As. 25-10 (N2).
Chauna : see Crested Screamer.
CHAUNCEY, ISAAC 6-18b ;

l-848d.

Chaunccy, Ga. 11-752 (C3).
— , O. 20-26 (F6).
CH AUNCY, CHARLES(scholar)

6-l8d.
— , CHARLES (theologian) 6-

19a.
Chauncy, Mass. : see West-

boro', Mass.
— , Pa. 21-106 (K3).
Cha Ungo, S.Af. 25-466 (Bl).
Chaungzon, Bur. 4-840 (E6).
Chaunoteuthis 5-701c.
Chaunter (eccles.) 20-185a.

— (music) 3-202d; 22-97 4d ;
7-172b.

CHAUNY, FT. 6-19a ; 10-778

(F2).

Chauon, Arm. 23-648 (G3).
Chaura, isl., Ind.O. 4-840 (B8).
Chauradadar, India 24-230a.
— , mt., India 17-565C.
Chaurant, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
Chauris (diet.) 3-845a.
Chaus, riv., Russ.As. 15-891d.
Chausey, isls.. Ft. 10-778 (D3);

5-841b ; 17-543a.
Cliausky Ostrog, Russ.As. :

KC Kolyvan.

Chaussee dcs Geants 2-449d.
Chaussees de Brunehaut (diet.)

4-684d.

Chaussier, Francois 21-485d.
Chaussin, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Chausson 4-351d.
Chausy, Russ. 23-872 (D5).
Chautauqua, Kan. 15-654 (F3).
CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. 6-19b ;

19-596 (A3).

-, Wash. 28-354 (B4).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
— , mts., Okla. 20-58 (C2) ;

20-57d.

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (A3).

— Institution, N.Y. 6-19b.
Chautauquan group (geol.) 27-

626c; 8-127a.

Chauvaux, cave, Belg. 5-578a.
Chauveau, Pierre 5-16Sa.
Chauveau-Lagarde, C. F. 17-

7 lie.
CHAUVELIN, BERNARD

Francois, marquis de 6-19c ;

26-3740.
CHAUVIGNY, Fr. 6-19d ; 10-

778 (E4).

CHAUVIN, ETIENNE 6-19d.
CHAUVINISM (diet.) 6-20a.
Chauwia, tribe 3-765a.
Chaux, forest, Fr. 15-565b.
CHAUX DE FONDS, LA,

Switz. 6-20a ; 26-242 (B2).
Chaux-du-Milieu, Switz. 26-

242 (B2).
Chavakacheheri, Cey. 14-382

(115).

Chavakkad, India : see Chau-
ghat.

Chavanga, Russ. 23-872 (E2).
Chavanges, Ft. 10-778 (G3).
Chavaroche, mt., Fr. 5-208c.
Chaver (diet.) l-899a.
Chaves, Alonso de 19-313d.
— , Hernando de 7-94b.
— , Manoel de Silveiro, marquis

of22-152c; 6-20b.
Chaves, Braz. 4-440 (F2).
CHAVES, Port. 6-20a ; 25-530

(B2) ; 14-634a.
— , bay, W.Af. 24-48b.

— Co., N.Mex. 19-520 (F-G4)
Chavey Down, Berks. 16-942

(B3).

Chavibetol 9-886d.
Chavica Betel : see Betel vine
Chaviere, Col de, pass, Alps 1

743a.

Chaviea, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Chavigny, Leon Bouthillier

comte de 4-335C.
Chaville, Fr. 10-778 (B6).
Chavornay, Switz. 26-242 (B3)
Chawak, fort, Afg. 14-376 (D2)
— , pass, Afg. 14-376 (D2).
Chawleigh, Dev. 9-430 (VI

E2).

Chawner, William 6-457a.
Chay (diet.) 15-939b.
Chaya, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (A7)

17-484a.

Chayaur, riv., India 2-447b.
Chayma (language) 8-200a.
Char-root 17-280c.

HAZELLES, JEAN MATH-

ieu de 6-20b.

Jhazelles, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Chazy, N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).
Chazy limestone 20^2o6d.
~HEADLE, Cues. 6-2 Ob ; 16-

139 (E3).
HEADLE, Staffs. 6-20b ; 9-

416 (II. D4) ; geology 25-

757c.

— Hulme, Ches. 28-933 (A3) ;
16-139 (S3).

Cheam, Sur. 16-942 (D3).
Cheapside, Lend. 16-938 (C2) ;

16-943a.
heap Trains Act (1883) 22-

tvVJa.

Chearbhaig, Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
Cheat, mts., W.Va. 28-500

(D3).

— , riv., W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Cheatham, Ark. 2-552 (A3).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (Dl).
Cheat Haven, Pa. 21-106 (C6).

:HEATING 6-20c; io-i5?b;

21-256d.

Cheb, Aus. : see Eger.
Chobanse, 111. 14-304 (D3).
Chebchi, mts., W.Af. 5-110
<A2): 5-110d.

HEDICHEV, PAFNUTIY

Lvovioh 6-20c.
hcbogue. harb.. Can. 19-831

(A3),
'heboksary, Russ. 23-872

(G4).

Chebotenchin. Tib. 26-924d.
CHEBOYGAN, Mich. 6-20d ;
18-372 (F4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F4).
Chebulic myrobalan 19-114c.
t'hecheinik, Russ. 23-874 (I.

B2).
Chechen, isl., Cauc. 23-874 (II.

El).
CHECHEN ZES, tribe 6-21a ;5-

548b.
Chechcwore, Ash. 12-203

(A-B3).
hccinski, mts., Russ. 21-

929d.
Check 6-81b ; banking and

commerce : see Cheque ;

chess 6-94o : falconry 10-

142b.
Checker : see Chess.

— berry : see Wintergreen.
Checkerboard : see Football.
Checkered (her.) : see Cheeky.
CHECKERS 6-2 Ib.

Check ligament 15-484b.
Checkmate : see Chess.
Cheeky (her.) 13-321a.
Checotah, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
Checouri, Col de, pass, Alps 1

744a.
Checquers of the Hope Inn 14-

57 6a.
Chedabucto, bay. Can. 19-831

(D2).

Chedas (diet.) 15-127c.
CHEDDAR, Som. 6-2 Ib ; 9-

430 (VI. Gl).
Cheddar cheese 7-746b : 6-21o

3-75d ; Canadian 5-154c.
Cheddar gorge, Som. 18-125d

25-::89a.

Cheddar pink 21-626d.
Cheddington, Bucks. 9-420

(III. F3).

— , Dorset. 9-420 (III. B5).
Cheddleton, Staffs. 9-416 (II

D3).
Chedgrave, Norf. 9-424 (IV

El).

Chedi era : see Kalachuri era.
CHEDUBA, isl., India 6-21c

4-840 (C5); 14-382 (P10)

3-733a.
— , str, Bur. 4-840 (C5).
Chedworth, Glos. 9-420 (III

C3) ; 4-584 (C6) ; 4-588d.
Chee : see Tahil.
Chee Dale, val., Derby. 8-71a
Cheek 18-944c ; 19-99d.
Checkpoint, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Cheek-strap 23-988b.
Cheek tooth 17-523c ; 17-524b
CHEERING 6-21d.
Cheer-pine 21-624c ; 13-474a.
CHEESE (food) 6-22c; 7-745d

7-754a; adulteration l-231d

bacteria 3-167d ; Caerphilly

4-938a ; duties on 9-560c

food value 8-216b ; preser

vation 10-6 14b ; Unitec

States 7-760d.

— (skittles) 25-193C.
Cheese-box still 21-321c.
CHEESE CLOTH 6-22c.

— mite 18-619a.
Cheesewring, rocks, Com. 9

430 (VI. D2) ; 7-179d.
CHEETA 6-22c ; 5-368c ; fur

ll-349b.
Cheetham, Lanes. 17-54

(map).

— Hill, Lanes. 17-545 (map).
Chee Tor, cliff, Derby. 4-893b

Cheetwood, Lanes. 17-545

(map).

Cheever, Ezekiel 14-739b.
;hef, River du, riv.. Can. 22-

724 (B2).
Chef-Boutonne, Fr. 10-778

(D4).

CHEFFONIER 6-22d.
.'hefu, riv., Port.E.Af. 25-466

(L3-4).
Chegan, riv., Russ.As. 23-872

(16); 27-420 (B3).
Chegby Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54

(b7).
Chegem, riv., Cauc. 23-874 (I.

C2): 5-553d.
'hehalis. Wash. 28-354 (C3) ;

28-356d.

— , pt.. Wash. 28-354 (A3).
— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (B3) ;

28-354a.
— , tribe 14-459b.

— Co.. Wash. 28-354 (A-B2).
C'hehel Situn, palace, Pers. 2-

733c: 14-868b.
CHEH-KIANG. China 6-23a ;

6-168 (K-L45.

Jheilostomata22-42c : 22-45c.
.'heilostomella 10-633D.
;heuostoincllaceae 10-633b.
,'hcilostomellidae 10-630d.
Jheimatobia 16-470a.

— brumata : see Winter moth.
Cheines (geol.) : see Aa.
Cheiracanthus 8-128o : 3-314b.
Cheiranthus 13-769a ; 10-566d;

10-5720.

— Cheiri : see Wallflower.
Choirides 7-234c : see also

Glove.

Cheirocrinus8-878a; 8-876d.
'Jheirodondrou guadichandii :

see Olopa.
3heirodus 5-311d.
Cheirolepis : see Chirolepis.
' 'heiromyini 2-1 lOc.
Voiron (centaur) : see Chiron.
Cheiroporapholyx 25-1!) I a.
Cheiroptera : see Chiroptera.
Cheiroptoris 20-543c : 6-171c.
Cheirostrobeae 20-5280 ; 22-

606c.
Cheirostrobus 22-607 d.

— pottycuronsis 20-528C.
Choiroteuthidae 7-675C ; 5-

696b ; 5-701C.
Cheiroteuthis 7-675c ; 5-701c ;

5-6960 ; 5-694e (llg.).
Cheirotherium 4-802b ; 27

259d.

Cheiruridae 2-300c.
Cheirurus 8-128b ; 20-237d.
Che-ju, Jap. 15-156 (E10).
Chek (meaHure) 28-491b.
CHEKE, SIR JOHN 6-23b.
Chekerek Irmak, riv., Turk. 2-

760 (F3) ; 22-70c.
Chekhov, A. 23-919b.
Cho-Kiang, China 6-168 (H4).
Chekina, inlet, Arct. 19-832d.
Chekna, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (Bl) ;

3-201c.

Chel (Chail), mt., India 24-94c
— , riv., C.AI. 19-693 (B6) ; 3-

213a.

Chela (diet.) 25-724b.
Che-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (E4).
Chelan, Wash. (E-F2).
— , lake, Wash. 28-354 (El -2)

28-354a.
— , riv., Wash. 28-354.

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (E2).

— Falls, Wash. 28-354 (E2).
Chelbasy, riv., Russ. 23-874 (I

G3).
Chelcicky, Peter 4-133d ; 18

818a.

Chele, Russ. : see Kilia.
Chelebi-Effendi (Mevlevi der

vishes) : see Aziz Effendi.
Chelford, Ches. 9-416 (II. C3).
Chelforo, Arg. 2-462 (C4).
Chelga, dist., Aby. l-91b ; 1

85b.
Chelidonian Is., Asia M. 17

151d.
Chelidonium majus : see Celan

dine.

Chelidon urbica : see Martin.
Chelidoptera tenebrosa 22

636a.

CheUfer 2-309a.
— cancroides 4-2 33b.
Chelifera : see Tanaidea.
Cheliferidae 2-309a.
Chelindre, Asia M. : see Kelen

deris.
Cheling, pass, Chma 6-16

(14) ; 6-181a.
Chelinodura ll-521d.
Chelkar, lake, Russ. 23-87

(H5) ; 27-420 (A2).
Chella, mts., Ang. 1-320 (E6).
Chellakere, India 14-382(G12)
Chellaston, Derby. 9-416 (I]

D4) ; l-466d ; geology 8

71b.

Chelleen (geol.) : see Chellian
Chelles, fort, Paris 20-805b.
CHELLIAN 6-23d ; 21-836C.

Chelling, Pers. 24-593b.
Shelly, Canyon de, Ariz. 2-541

(Dl).

Chelm, Russ. : see Kholm.
Chelmarsh, Salop 9-420 (III.

C2).
Chelmer, riv.. Ess. 9-424 (IV.

C3).

Chelmo 4-282d.
Ihelmos, mt., Gr. 12-424 (D3) ;

12-426d.
CHELMSFORD, FREDERIC

Thesiger, let baron 6-23d.
— , Frederic Augustus The-

siger, 2nd baron 6-2 I h ; 9-

676d; 27-574a.
Chelmsford, Can. 19-465 (Cl).
CHELMSFORD, Ess. 6-24b :

16-942 (G2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (El).
Chelodina27-71a; 23-173a.
Chelonatae, Sinus, gulf, Gr.

12-440 (C3).
^helonates, prom., Gr. 12-440

(B-C3); 9-278d.
Chelone (bot.) : see Pentste-

mon.

— (zool.) 27-69o ; alimentary
canal 23-167b ; fossil 22-
658a ; limb-skeleton 23-
15 7a foil.; peritoneal canals
23-168b; skull 23-148d foil.

• — imbricata : see HawksbUl
turtle.

— mydas : see Green turtle.
Chelonethi : see Book-scorpion.
Chelom'a 27-66d ; 23-142c;

body-cavity 23-163d ; cir-
culatory system 23- Hi la ;
cloacal region 23-168d ; di-
gestive organs 23-166b ; dis-
tribution of 23- 17 3d, 28-
1013c ; ductless glands 23-
163c ; egg-breaking organ
23-166b; fossil 23-143d ;
longevity 16-975C ; muscular
system 23-162b: respira-
tory organs 23-162c ; sense
organs 23-160a ; skeleton
23-148dfoll. ; skul!23-148d,
23-142b ; spinal cord 23-
159a ; urinogenital organs
23-168d; voice 23 • 162d.
.SVr also Tortoise.

Chclonidae 27-69c ; 27-68a ;
alimentary canal 23-167a;
skull 23-149C.

Chelsea, Colo. 6-722 (Gl).

— , la. 14-732 (E3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (F3).

CHELSEA, Lond. 6-24c ; 16-
938 (B3) ; bridge 16-938
(B3) ; 3-531e ; Council of
9- I I 1 1, ; embankment 3-
561b ; geology 16-939a:
porcelain 5-753d, 5-758
(PI. X.), 6-25b ; Royal Hos-
pital 16-938 (F4 and B3), 2-
420b, 6-25b, 10-768b, 12-
750d ; town hall 2-435a.

CHELSEA, Mass. 6-25b ; 17-
852 (B3).

— , Me. 17-434 (C4J.

— , Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— , Mo. 18-608 (F2).

— , Vt. 19-490 (C4).

— , Wls. 28-740 (C3).

Chelsflcld, Kent 16-942 (E3).

CHELTENHAM, Glos. 6-25c ;
9-420 (III. C3).

— , Md. 17-828 (F3).

— , Mo. 6-793b.

Chelura terebraus 17-459d.

Chelva, Sp. 25-530 (E3).

Chelwood, Som. 9-430 (VI.

CHELYABINSK, Russ. 6-26a ;
23-872 (K4).

Chelydidae 27-71a ; 27-68a
(table) ; 27-67d ; anal sacs
23-168a; centre of origin
23-176a; hyoid 23-150b.

Chelydra (zool.) 23-154a ; 23-
157a.

— serpentina : see Snappmg
turtle.

Chelydridae 27-68d ; 27-68a ;
distribution 28-1012d ; 23-
176a ; hind limb 23-157d.

Chclyosoma 27-388d.

CHELYS (musical instrument)
6-26a; 17-178a.

— (zool.) : see Matamata.
Chelyusldn, T. 21-943b ; 11-

629d.
Chelyuskin, cape, Sib. 25-10

(F-G1) ; 2-734d.
Chelyzoon 27-260a.
Chemahawin, Can. 5-160 (15).
Chemakuan, race 14-454a.
Chemao, mt., Fr.I.C. 14-498

(B5); 25-3a.

Chema^vinite : see Cedarite.
Chemaze, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Chemba, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(Ml).

Chembar, Russ. 23-872 (F5).
Chembis (Egyptian king) : see

Cheops.
Chemehuevi, tribe 14-459b.

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Instructions given on Page I.

417a
— aquaUon 9-4 Od.

•M Fbrnax

— nadleine 18-49a.

,,... . i btBJH 6-1"!..

— notation : ft* Chamleal

f« \ I ' . ' •• 'I . ' ' ; .

- noattlaar 21-4960.

— Society ot London 25-313C ;

TmbUam *-38b ; 2-87U;

OMm!oklDir4-fifdj 2*-706o.
CbamulrTFT. 19-77S (1)4).
Ctiamllumlneaoenre 21-4770.
Cbamln. Fr. 19-778 (U4).
Cheraln da (er (game) 11-

44 7 b.
Cbamln de far de Celnturv,

Parb : ter Celnture rail
— de tor dn Baa

'

SocUtt daa : aw Societ* Ice.
fee Chemotazia.

Obamlotroptan 7-7 13d.

r^lttnlrt (diet.) 21-357a.

CHEMISTRY *-33a ; l-519a ,
analytical : art Analysis,
Chemical; bibliography 9-
75d: bureau ot (UJ3.) 1-
422d: crystallography 8-
T2d : aromtlon l*-22c ;
history 8-33o ; Inorganic 8-
44a ; of dteeatlon 19-920d :
optical 8-600 ; organic 8-
4»o: phyaloal 8-65C ; prin-
dpIeal-Ma.

— . Inrtltute of 25-3130.

Chemlitry of Agriculture (Lie-
big) 21-831C,

Chammto, U.Egy. : tee Akh

CHEMNITZ. MARTIN 6-76a.
CHEMNITZ. Ger. 8-76c: 11

808 (III. qll): 7-297a

batth) (1838) 26- -:,l. i.
— , riT.. Oer. 8-76C.
ChemnlUla 7-132b.
Chamoah (deity) 18-632K
Chamoaia (path.) 18-900.
CHEMOTAXIS 8-77a ; 18-

57d: 21-5560.
Chemotroplsm ll-344d.
ChempU bar, MaLArch. 17- 1 fir,

(1)4).
Cbamquaaaabamtloook, lake,

M... 17-1 ,1 n-J).

— Stream. riT, Me. 17-434
«-J).

Ohe-mul-po, Kor. 15-1. '.fi
(D-E8); 23-921a: 15-910a.

Chemimg. Colo. 8-722 (13).

— , nL14-304 (Dl).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

— , riT, Pa, and N.Y. 19-596
(D3).

— Co, N.T. 19-596 (D3).
Obemnng group (gmil.) 8-1 20U;

Il-fi70d.

Chen, India 14-376 (Q6).
Chen (goose) 12-242K
Cbena, Atek. 1-472 (12).
Chenab, canal. India 14-850d.
— .colony, India 6-77a.
CHENAB, rlv.. India 6-77,*;

14-376 (US).

— . Lower, India 22-655b.
Chenal. La. 17-54 (a5).
— , riv.. BeLCong. 8-923 (A3) ;

6-91 Aa.
Cbenalopexl2-243a; 24-827a.

— aegypUaoa : tee Egyptian
goose.

— J.i!,.it.i 24-^-.'7.i.
QMnangkasl7-477b.
Chenango, riT, N.Y. 19-596

(K t)

— Co, N.Y. 19-596 (E3).

- Forks. N.Y. 19-596 (fc3).
ObenaTaid. P. J. 18-85o ; 17-
17'.!,.

T. fort, Fr. 23-S4C.
chl. China 8-1S8 (14).
-•!,,nv, (liimi 6-l«S (II).
•n-chow-fn, China 8-168

.China 8-168 (F4)

leacena: tee Hlue-

wlnged goose.
Ohene. SwiU. 28-242 (A4).

ItT.. La. 17--.4

.L% 17-44 (b«).
••

Iran-fan. China 8- 1 1:
KfBbKte 8-168 Oft).

areoji I. (ftimm writer, IOS8-

fcenar. China (Ilo-nan) 8-188

'

77c;

Chengam. India 14-33a.
OtOfBiMy riT, I'ort.E. Af. 25-

•8-198b.

..b. 25-466JK4).

Cbeng-ho, China 8-168 <K4).
Cheng-hwa (Chlneae amperor)

8-1970.
Cbeng-KJang Fu. China 8-168

(0 .1.
Cheng-Klang-hal. lake. China

8-168(055.
Cheng-Row -ting, China 8-168

Cheng-kn. China 8-1 6v
Cheng-Kung. China 8-108(115).
Ch'eng Mo t-2204.
Cheng-ngan. China 8-1G8 (114).
Cheng-ngan-Fu. China 8-168

llM.

Chengrl, riT, India 14-376

tosx

Clieng-te (emperor) 8-197C.
Cbeng-te (porcelain) 5-746b.
Cheng-te Fii. China : tee Jehol.
Cheng-tia-tnng, China 17-553

(Bl).
Cheng-ting Fu. China 8-168

<K5) ; 8-180d.
Cheng-tu Fu. China 8-168 (O3).

28-922b ; 8-185d.
Cheng-fung 6-197c ; 18-716C.
Cbengwe. tails, Fr.Cong. 20

US.

Cheng-yang-Kwan, China 8-

168 ("Kill.
CHEN-HAI. China 6-7 8a ; 8-

16S(L3-4);19-705c.
Chen hyperboreus : tee Snow-

looaa,

Chenlca28-491b.
CHENIER. ANDRE DE 8-78a :

ll-i:t:>c ; 3-265a.
— , MARIE-JOSEPH BLAISE

de 6-79c ; ll-141b • 8-515a.
Chcniero Bayou, riv., La. 17-54

(d7-8).

Chenics. Bucks. 18-942 (B2).
CHENILLE 6-80a : 28-442b.
Chenlaciis 24-863d.
rhi-ii-KI, China 8-168 (15).
i ln-ii-nan, Clilna 6-168 (G4).
Chennault, Oa. 11-752 (D2).
Chennevieres-Pointel.Phlllppe,

marquis de 20-.~i03d.
ClienneTleree-snr-Marne, Fr.

10-778 (C-D6).

Chen-nlng, China 8-168 (H4).
Chennur, India 8-1594.
Chenoa, Colo. 6-722 (HI).
— . 111. 14-304 (D3).
CHENONCEAUX. Fr. 8-80b ;

1O-778 (E4).

— , Chateau of. Fr. 2-41 3d.
Chenopls atrata : tee Black

swan of Australia.
Chenopodlaoeae 12-1 lie; 2-

717:,.

Chennnodldae ll-516a,
CHENOPODIUM (Gooae-foot'
8-80b; 5-1470 ; 10-559b

..
^ Bonus-Henrlcus : tee Gooc

King Henry.
— Qutnoa : tee Quinoa,
ChenopsU atratos : tee Black

•wan of Australia.
Chenopns 11-5 16» ; ll-534d.
Chenowlth, Wash. 28-354 (D4)
Chen-plen-Ung. China 8-168

(F5).
Chen-ping, China (Hn-peh)

oSmf,

Chen-ping, China (K'

Tung) 8-168 (K5).
Chenroaal: tee Horned waTer

Chen - fliung. China 8 - 1 fis

<•'•••• . - -TT: .1 .1--. int.. FT. 27

Mte,

Chen-tmmg 8-196b.
Chcn-ynen Fu, China 8-l<>8

(114).
Cheoah. N.C. 19-772 ( A4).

18-445d;

Chepbren, pyramid. Egy. 4-

>.-..!• .!..-( \\.. ttaj ...
: ttt Wjroombe.
Valter : ttt Chap-
iter,
tribe 8-7S0C.

S-:7- <• '.I.

— (Barano), riT, Pan. 20-

Chepon. Fr.I.C. 14-498 (D-E3).
Chopping WToombe, Bucks. :

Cbma, rhr>.?>Ruaa. S3-87 2( 114 ).

CHEPSTOW (Eatrtgborel. Htrl-
•nil), Monm. 8-81a: 8-420
III. B3) : castle 8-81a, 18-
29o ; geology 18-728b.

Cheptel (French law) 18-160b.

— defer 18-1 60b.

MaLArch. 15 - 284

Ala. 1-460 (C2).
mi. Oxon : tee
^_ Norton.
ChequamoKon, bay. Win. 28-

740 (C-2): 28-1 l«c.
— .cape. Win. 28-740 (C2).
CHEQUE (check) 8-81b ; 3-

942c ; 8-8404 ; clearing

house 8-477a ; In France 10-

926b ; stale cheque 3-352d ;

stamp duty 25-77 Id.
Chequers Court, mansion,

Bucks. 4-7 30d.
Chequeet Creek, rlv, la. 14-

732 (E4).
CHER, dept, Fr. 8-81c ; 10-

778 (F4); population 10-

ftto

— , riv, Fr. 10-778 <E4) ; 18-

025d ; navigability 6-81c.
Cheru, islet, Arab.S. 14-382

— , kingdom, India : tee Ker

Cbera Hera 13-307b.

Cherakal, dynasty 5-1 84a.

Cheraman Perumal (Hindu
ruler) 15-885d ; 6-619d ; 27-
21 Ob.

Cbera progne : tee Vidna
progne.

Cherasco. Peace of 24-255d.

— . Treaty of 1O-837C.

CHERAT, India 6-82a.

Cheraw, S.C. 25-500 (E2).

(licrbadung, int., Alps 1-744C.

Clierbaniani (Befeapanl), reef,
Li. .N 14-382 (D-E13).

CHERBOURG (Carusbur), Fr.
6-82a ; 10-778 (D3) ; break-
water 4-477b ; Hundred
Years War 5-924d. 19-751c.

Cherbourg quartzite 22-717b ;
17-543a.

CHERBULIEZ, CHARLES
Victor 8-82c ; ll-149a.

Chorbury, Salop : tee Chlr -
Iniry.

— Castle, earthwork. Berks.
3-7830.

Cherchefelle, Sur. : tee Reigate.
CHERCHEL (Jol, lol, Oae-

aarea). Alg. 8-82d ; 1-643

(Bl) ; under Roman rule 17-

9080,
CHERCHEN, E.Turkest- 8-

83a ; 8-168 (C2).
—.desert, E.Tnrkest. 8-168

<C2): 28-365d: 27-l23b.

— darya. riv., E.Turkcst. 8-168
(D2) ; 8-831> : 28-365d.

Cberdakla, Russ. 23-874 (I

F3).
Chenlo (Cherdre), Som. : tee

Chard.
Cherdyn, Ross. 23-872 (13)

21-175b.
Cht^rc. riT, Fr. 10-778 (D4)

5-962d.

Cherea, Franomco 8-504d.
Chereapanl. reef. Lac.Is. : tee

ByramgoTe.
Cherck, riT, Cane. 23-874 (II

CHEREMISSES (people)
83b ; 10-389b ; W-SSa ; Ian
gnaee 10-389b.

Cneren Donduk (Mongol khan
18-7 16a.

7XK4);

CHAT-CHER

CHERRAPL'NJI. lx»4l» < fiat j

I i :

f Tld.

oiMiaj Ajrf* M.

»r. HUM. 23-871 (DA) ;
18-6460.

Cherlmal. mL. MaLAreh. 8-

SSrltT Ftr, PaLf

CberlUm. UanU. 9-4*0 (III.
K4) ; church 12-904d ; «k;r-

,:,: b 'I'M, 12-1"-.,.

—.Kent 9-424 (IVJC4); 15-

— .Va. 28-1 18 (OS).

— Btahop. Der. 9-430 (VI.

1 . _' I .

— FlUpalne. Der. 9-430 (VI.
K2).

— . North. 8om.9-430 (VI. HI).
( 1i.Titra freja 18-475d (UK.).

27-Ts3b.

Cberkaak. Int.. Unas.
Y

23-

.
Cherkn. Pen. 10-190b.

. . .

CHERKASY fcierkaay), Rosa.

L c-oi);

-

22-<J37b.

. . .

— Keui. Turk. 17-426 (E2).
- tribe 8-S80b ; 5-

Cherkley Court, reatdepee, Bar.

Clierl : tee Churl.
Clicrla, India 14-382 a. 10).
Cherleria aedoldea 1-7531).
Chermes besperidum 16-4 14a.
Cliermin, lal, Bor. 4-68 Id.
Chennontane, pass, Alps 1-

743d.
Chermaide, 8u- Herbert Charles

8-126b ; 27-206b.
Chermuk, Arm. 2-565 (B2).
Chern. Russ. 23-872 (E5) ; 27-

M -!.

— , forest, Ruas.As. 1-750C.
Cherna, Russ. 23-872 (B-C8).
Chernac, L. 28-326b.
Chemaya, riT, Ruas. 7-449b ;

24-7070; battle 7-453b.
Ctiernaya sotnia : tee Russian

People, Union of the.
Chernetidla : tee Book

ploii.
CherneTtay, BOB. 23-874 (I.

A-B2).
ChiTiievylo Tatars, tribe

449a.
CHERNIGOV, Russ. 8-84a ;

23-S72 (U5) ; 23-895d.
CHERNIGOV, govt, Rusa. 8-

83d ; 23-872 (D5) ; 21-91 5d.
Chcmigovka, Ruas. 23-874 (I.

E-F3).
Cbeniock. Robert : tee Char

nock, Robert.
Chernofjlazovka. Ruas. 23-874

(I. E2).
Chernomorsk, dlst., Cane. 19-

841b.
Chernomorekaya, diet., Russ. :

tee Black Sea.
Chernovdsk, Huns. As. 23-872

(K-L4).
Chernovsk, Russ. 23 - 872

<G4).

Clicrnozyom : tee Black soO.
Chernychev, bay, RUSB.AS. 2-

SI8a,
Chernyie Kirghiz, tribe:

Kirghiz.
Coernyi-yar, Unas. 23-S72

(F-O6): population 2-794d
Chero. tribe 18-lc.
Cherokee. Ala. 1-460 (Al).
— . Cal. 5-8 (C2).
—,08,11-752 mi).
— , la. 14-732 (B2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (H3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
— , S.C. 28-500 (B-C1).

— Co, Ala. 1-480 (Dl).

— Co, Oa. 11-7 52(81).

— Co, la. 14-732 (B2).

— Co.. Kan. 15-654 (H3)
15-6554.

— Co, N.C. 19-772 (A4).

— Co, Okla. 20-58 (F-OS).

— Co, aC, 25-500 (Cl).

— Co, Tex. 28-690 (M4).

— Co, Va. 28-360C,
CHEROKEE, tribe 6-84a ; 14-

459b ; 26-81a ; alphabet
14-482C,

— City. Ark. 2-552 (Al).

S.C. 25-500 (Cl).
22-693d.

. penin. Den.: at
Jutland.
CHEROOT (Sheroot) 8-84c

26-1 040b.

Cberoa. tribe : tee Chrrc.
Cherque, riT, Arg. 20-9004.

18-

ll-*61b: Japan 18
; tea**. 18-31/dTng.)
nlUMi Htataa l-4SOb.
rry Burton. York*,

Cherry

9-418

Nab. 19-324 (C-DI).
Cbarrrcrwk. Ida. 14-27-
Cherry CreeL Nar. 8-« OK

— Creek. JO'. 19-496 (A3).

— Creek. K.Dak. 25-406 (1)3).

— Creek, Utah 27-»14 (113).

— Creek. nr, Aril. 2-444.

M ,

— Creek. riT, Colo. 8-721(11)1

— Creek. riT, N.Mcx. 19-528

i.

— Creek. riT, N.Uex. 19-529
(114).

— Creek. riT, N.Dak. 19-TM

<\.>.

— Creek, rlr, S-Dak. 28-508

— Creek. riT, S.Dak. 25-406

.
— Creek. rtT, Tex. 2*-«9*

.

— Creek, rir, Wa«h. 28-344
fftj.

Cherry Held. Me. 17-434 (E4).
Cherry Kork. O. 29-26 (C7).
Cherry nil 11-423C.
Cherry Orore. O. 20-28 (M7).
CbarrygroTe. Pa. 21-106 (Lil).
Cherry gum : tee Cherry tree

.' :<• .

Cb/rryhill, Md. 17-828 (HI).
Cherry Hill, NJ. 19-596 (HI).

— Ilinton, Camba. 9-424 (IV.
C2); church 5-9«c.

Cherry law. N.C. 19-771 (Al).
Cherry lanrel : tre Laurel.

— laurel water l«-283b.
Cberryloc, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
Cherry pepper 5-589b.

— pie : fee Heliotrope.
Cherrypolnt. 111. 14-304 (E4).
Cherry Ridge. La. 17-54 (Bl).

— Run, riv.. Md. 17-828 (AlV.

— Run, \V.Va. 28-460 (E-FIX

— Tree, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Cherry tree rum 12-7 16a.
CHERRYVALE. Kan. 5-85e;

15-654(03).
Cherry Valley, Ark. 2-552

oen.

— Valiey, 111. 14-304 (Cl).

— Valley, Mass. 17-852 (D2).

— VALLEY, N.Y. 5-85c ; 19-
596 (F3).

Cherryrille, N.C. 19-772 (A2).
ChiTHicratea of Corinth 25-

CHERSIPHRON 8-85d.
Cherao, Ans.3-4 (D4): 8-88a.
CHERSO. lal. Ana. 8-854 ; 3-4

(D4).
Cberaon (Cberaoneaaa), Crimea:

tee Cheraoneae. tbe Tanric.
CHERSONESE (Chenoneaoa.

Cherroneana) 8-86a.
— , The Golden, penin, Asia :

are Malay, penin.
—.The HeracleoUo (tbe

Little). Crimea 8-86a ; 15-

776d ; Uegarian colony 18-

76c,
— , The Tanric (tbe Scythian.

tbe Great, Cberaon). Crimea.

8-86a; 23-648 (F2) ; 23-

525a; Justinian II. 15-

602b ; tumuli 27-376C. Set

oboCrunea.
— .The Thracian, penin,

Thrace 8-86a ; 7-307a.
Chenoneaoa, Crete 7-418 (Cl) :

Cheraoneana, penin. Or. 12-

440 (Ft) ; 9-865d.
— Cbnbrica, penin. 23-641

(Cl): ire alto Jutland.
Cheraophyte, 21-761b.
Cberaydrus25-280d; 23-1 63h.
Chert 19-523b; 8-840c ; 5-

313a: oohtic 21-333 (PL

IV.. flg. 5).
Chertomlyk. barrow, Ruas. M*

528a.
CHERTSEY (Cerotoel. Certe-

sey). Stir. 8-86c; 18-941

(B3); abbey 8-86c,28-974b.
CVriary WarlMrt Library

(Groaart) 12-6154.

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168

CHERU-CHIL

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instructions given on Page I.

Cheru, mt., India 14-376 (G4).
CHERUBIM 6-S6d.
Cherubin, Father 3-950c.
CHERUBIM, M. L. C. Z. S. 6

87b ; 19-79C.
Chfrubinischer Wandfrsmann

(J. Scheffler) 2-8b.
Cherub log 16-864d (fig.)-
Cherubusco, Mex. : see Churn

busco.
CHERUEL, PIERRE AD

olphe 6-S9b.

Cherumano (caste) 13-504O.
CHERUSCI, tribe 6-S9c ; ag

natic succession 26-682a,
Chervensk cities : see Galicia.
Cherwell, riv., Oxon. 9-420

(III. E3); 24-4150 ; geo

logy 20-416a.
Chesaning, Mich. 18-372

(F-G6).
Chesapeake, bay, Md. 17-828

(G4-2); 28-117d.
—.bay, Va. 28-118 (F2-3).
" Chesapeake " (ship) l-848b ,

27-693a.
Chesapeake and Delaware,

canal, Del. 17-828 (HI).

— and Ohio, canal, Md. 17-828
(E2) ; 22-209b.

— Beach, Md. 17-828 (F3).

— City, Md. 17-828 (HI).
Chesapeake group (geol.) 11

670a; 27-629b.

Chesaw, Wash. 28-354 (F-G1).

Chesconnessex, Va. 28-118
(F-G3).

Cheseaux, Switz. 26-242 (B3).

CHESELDEN, WILLIAM 6-
89c; 4-29a; 26-128d; 1-
0340.

CHESHAM, Backs. 6-89c ; 9'
420 (III. F3); geology 4-
729b.

— , Sur. 16-942 (D3).

Cheshire, F. R. 3-637c.

Cheshire, Conn. 6-952 (D4).

— , Mass. 17-852 ( Al) ; 1-lSlc.

— , O. 20-26 (F7).

CHESHIRE, co., Eng. 6-89d ;
9-416 (II. B3) ; 16-139
(A-E3) ; 28-9,13 (A3) ; coal
9-425c ; cotton manufac-
ture 7-283a ; railways 9-
423b; smallholdtngsl-702b.

— , West, Conn. 6-952 (D3).

Cheshire cheese 7-748a; 6-
91d.

— Co., N.H. 19-490 (C6).
Cheshire piles 6-626c.
Cheshkaya, bay. Ruse. 23-S72

(G2).
Cheshme, Turk.As. 2-758c ;

naval battle (1770) 27-453d,

20-293C.
CHESHUNT, Herta. 6-92b ;

16-942 (D2) ; Ermine Street

9-750o ; fruit farming 11-

266d.

— College 6-92b ; 13-950d.
CHESILBANK, Dorset. 6-92o ;

9-420 (III. Bo) ; 12-382b.
Chesilhurst, X.J. 19-502 (C4).
Chesley, Can. 20-114 (B2).
Cheslyn Hay, Staffs. 25-758

(Al).
CHESNELONG, PIERRE

Charles 6-92c ; 5-823a.
CHESNEY, CHARLES CORN-

wallis 6-92d.
— , FRANCIS RAWDON 6-

93b ; 9-898a.
— , SIR GEORGE TOMKYNS

6-930.

— , Louisa 26-879b.
Chess, riv., Bucks, and Herts.

16-942 (C2) ; 4-729a ; 6-89d.
CHESS (game) 6-93d ; in

Japan : gee Shio-ghi.
Chessington, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
Chesson, Ala. 1-460 (DJ).
Chessy, Fr. 3-86d ; minerals

7-635d, 4-966d.
Chessylite : see Azurite.
Chest (anat.) : see Thorax.
CHEST (box) 6-106c ; 11-364

(PL II.) ; 28-794d.

— (university fund) 27-755b.
Chestatee, riv., Ga, 11-752(C1 ).
Chestatta, lake. Can. 4-600

(D2).
Chest Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106

(E4).
CHESTER, EARLS OF 6-107c;

9-475a.
^, Constance, countess of : see

Constance, duchess of Brit-
tony.
— , Hugh Lupus, earl of 6-

107c; Watts' statue 24-

504 (PL III.).
— , Leofric, earl of : see Leo-

fric, earl of Mercia.
— , Ranulf (Ralph) de Blunde-

Till, earl of 6-107c • 9-490b ;

Lincoln earldom 16-702d.
— , Ranulf Meschines, earl of 7-

626b.

Chester, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— . CaL 5-8 (Cl).

Chester, Can. 19-831 (B2).

— , Conn. 6-952 (F4) ; 24-276d

CHESTER (Deva, Legance
aster), Ches. 6-107d; 9-416
(II. B3) ; 4-584 (B4) ; 23-
649 (Bl); 7-317a: cathe
dral 6-108b ; 16-S56b; dio
cese 16-141b, 9-421b ; horse
racing 13-7 27c, 6- 1 08d; sanc-
tuary 24-lSOc.

— , History 6-108d ; battle
(613) 9-467b, 28-262a
Danish occupation l-583a
Fenian plot 9-573d: in
Great Rebellion 12-416b
4-906b.

— , Ga, 11-752 (C3).

— , la. 14-732 (El).

— , 111. 14-304 (C6) ; 14-308b.

— , Mass. 17-852 (B2) ; 9-336a.

— , Md. 17-828 (G3).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C2).

— , Mont. 14-276 (Dl).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G5).

— , N.H. 19-490 (E6).

— , N.J. 19-502 <C2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (F4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

CHESTER, Pa. 6-109o; 21-
106 (M6).

— , S.C. 25-500 (C2).

— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H-I4).

— , Tex. 26-690 (N5).

— , Utah 27-814 (C3).

— , Va. 28-118 (E3).

— , Vt. 19-490 (B5).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

— , bay. Can. 5-160 (12).

— , riv.. Md. 17-828 (G-H2) ;
17-827D.

Chester (suffix) 9-417d.

— amphibolite (geol.) 27-630C.

— beds (geol.) : gee Karkaskia
beds.

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (H-K7 &
L6).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (C2).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (C2).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(K7).

— Cup (race) 13-729b.
CHESTERFIELD, PHILIP

Dormer Stanhope, 4th earl
of 6-109d ; Dr Johnson 15-
466b ; Letters 9-634d.

Chesterfield, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— , Conn. 6-9,Vi (F4).

CHESTERFIELD (Cestrefcld),
Derby. 6-lllb ; 9-416 (II.
E3) ; battle 10-2S6d ; small-
pox research 25-249b.

— , Ida. 14-276 (D4).

— , 111. 14-304 (B4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (F4).

— , Mass. 17-852 (B2) ; cyanite
7-680b ; spodumene 25-
711dj tourmaline 27-104b.

— , N.H. 19-490 (C6).

— , S.C. 25-500 (D2).

— , Va. 28-1 18 (E3).

— , inlet, Can. 5-160 (L3).

— , isls., Pac.O. 20-436 (E6).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (D2).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (E3).
Chesterfield couch 25-344b.
Chesterfield Cup 13-729C.

— House, mansion, Lond. 2-
420c.

— Stokes 13-729c.
Chesterfield's Trusts, In re

(law case) 2-227b.
Chester group (geol.) ll-670c.
Chesterhill, O. 20-26 (G5).
Chesterland, O. 20-26 (HI).
CHESTER-LE-STREET, Dur.

6-llld: 9-412 (I. E3) ; 4-

584 (C3); 13-622b.
Chesterlite 18-380d.
Chester plays 8-501a,
CHESTERTON, GILBERT

Keith 6-llld; 9-644c.
CHESTERTON, Cambs.6-112a;

9-424 (IV. C2).
— , Hunts. 4-584 (C5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (Cl).
— , Oxon. 3-912a.
— , Staffs. 19-472C.
Chestertown, Md. 17-828 (G2);

17-830d.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (G2).
Chesterville, 111. 14-304 (D4).
— , Me. 17-434 (B4).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , 0. 20-26 (E4).
Chester white pig 21-595K
Chestnut, 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , La. 17-54 (Al).
— , Mont, 14-276 (D3).
— , mt., Conn. 18-41 7b.
— , mts., Pa. 27-616a.
CHESTNUT (hot.) 6-112a; 2-

949a ; food value 8-216b ;

geological age 20-552b; of

South Sea islands : see

Tahiti chestnut; U.S. 27-

634b.

— (vet. science) 13-716a.
Chestnut-backed chickadee 27-

633d.
Chestnutburg, Ky. 15-7 40 (E3).

Chestnut Hill, Conn. 6-952
(F-G2).

— Hill, Conn. 6-952 (F3).

— Hill, Conn. 6-952 (H2).

— Hill, Mass. 17-852 (A-B4).

— Hill, Pa. 21-1060,7).

— Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (H2).

— Hill, mt., Mass. 17-852 (Cl).

— Hill, mt., Mass. 17-852 (D2).
Chestnut oak 19-934d.
Chestnut Ridge, Pa. 21-106

(M4).

— Ridge, mts.. Pa. 21-106
(C6^D5).

— Troop, Royal Horse Artil-
lery 23-739d.

Chest of drawers 6-1 06c ; 17th

century 11-364 (PI. Ill

flg. 4).
Chestonia, Michigan 18-372 (E-

F4).

Chest Springs, Pa. 21-lOfi (E4).
Chesuncook, lake, Me. 17-434

(C3) ; 17-4340.
Cheswardine, Salop 9-416 (II.

— , hundred, Salop 25-759a.
Cheswick, Pa. 21-106 (E6).
Cheswold, Del. 17-828 (H2).
Chet, riv., Nort. 9-424 (IV.

El).
Chetamba Creek, riv., Minn.

18-550 (B6).

Chetonge, Tib. : see Chethang.
Chetco, Oreg. 20-242 (AS) ; 6-

6G5d.

— , riv., Oreg. 20-242 (AS).
Chetek, Wis. 28-740 (B3).
Chetelsvorde, Derby: see Chats

worth.
Chetham, Humphrey 17-546O :

16-556d.

Chetham, Kent : see Chatham.
Chethang, Tib. 6-168 (E4) ;

26-924b.

Cheticamp, Can. 19-831 (Dl).
Chetif, mt., Alps l-743o.
Chctlat, isl., Lac.Is. 14-382

(E14) ; 16-36d.
Chetoo, lake, Wis. 28-740 (B3).
Chetopa, Kan. 15-654 (G3).
Chetsvorde, Derby. : see Chato

worth.

Chettis (Chetties) 14-394O.
CHETTLE, HENRY 6-113b ;

8-521d.

Chettusia 16-208c.
Chetumal, bay, Brit.Hond.

and Mex. 5-678 (Bl) ; 18-

318(14); 28-942d.
Chetwode, Bucks. 4-730d.
CIiotwynd-Talbot, Charles, 2nd

earl Talbot : see Talbot,

Charles Chetwynd Talbot

(2nd earl).

— Talbot, John, Earl Talbot
of Hensol : see Talbot (of
Hensol), Earl.

Cheucau : see Chuca.
Cheul, India : gee Chaul.
Cheung-ya-san, mt., Kor. 15-

156 (F8).

Chevage 17-595d.
Chevagnes, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
ChevaT Blanc, mt., FT. 10-778

(II.-,).
CHEVALIER,ALBERT6-113c.

— , Etienne 17-39a.

— , MICHEL. 6-113C ; 9-457a.

— , Sulpice Guillaume : see
Gavarni.

— , ULYSSE 6-113d ; 9-952c.
Chevalier (title) 15-851c ; 15-

855c.
Chevalier au Lyan (Chretien de

Troyes) 23-5030.
Chevalier aux deux Epces, Lc

23-5030.
Chevalier de Barizel. Le 10-

117a.
Chevalier de la Charrette, Le

(Chretien de Troyes) 16-

151c.
Chevalier of St George : see

James (James Francis Ed-

ward Stuart), prince of

Wales.
Chevallier (oceanographist) 19-

.

Cheval-vapeur 13-726c.
CHEVAUX-DE-FR1SE 6-11 la;

5-564d.

Chevaux legers 12-658b.
Chevelere assione 16-923b.
Cheveley, Henry Jermyn, vis-

count : 'see Dover, Henry

Jermyn, earl of.
Chevelon Fork, riv., Ariz. 2-

544 (C2).

Chevening, Kent 16-942 (E3).
— House, mansion, Kent 16-

942 (E3).

Cheveron : see Chevron.
Chevert, Francois de 18-761d ;

3-41b.
CHEVERUS, J. L. A. M. L. de

6-1 14b.
CHEVET 6-1 14c ; 2-398d ; 5-

522a.
Cheveugea, FT. 24-575 (plan).

Cheville, pass, Switz. 26-242

(C4) ; l-744b.
Chevillet, Charles : see Champ-

mes!6, Sieur de.
CheviUon, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chevilly, Fr. 10-778 (CG).
Chevin, The, mt., Yorks. 28-

933 (Cl); 20-367c.
Chevington, Sufl. 9-424 (IV

D2).

Cheviot, N.Z. 19-624 (D5).
— , O. 20-26 (16).
— , The, mt., Northumb. 9-412

(I. D2); 6-114d.
CHEVIOT HILLS, mts., U.K.

6-114d; 9-412 (I. C2) ; 4-

24Sd ; geology 8-127c, 19-

790b, l-964d, 24-413a.
Cheviot sheep 24-820d ; 24-

819 (Plate) ; l-409a.
Chevraeana l-903a.
ChSvre, cape, Fr. 10-778 (B3).
CAeVir/euiVte, Le (Marie de

France) : see Lay of the

Honeysuckle.
Chevres, Grotte des, cave, Sic

9-852d.

Chevrette 6-27 la.
CHEVREUL, MICHEL EU-

gene (chemist) 6-115a ; 14-

344c ; on fats 5-178c, 25-

297a.
Chevreuse, Claude of Lorraine,

duke of : see Claude oi

Lorraine, duke of Chovreuse.
— , Marie, duchess of 10-839c ;

16-220a; 17-147b ; 12-702c.
Chovreuse, Fr. 10-778 (E3) ;

observatory 19-956d.
CHEVRON 6-115b ; in archi-
tecture 6-115b, 18-934b, 13-

320b ; in heraldry 6-115b,

13-320b.

— bones 25-173c ; 23-153a.
CHEVROTAIN 6-115c ; chin-

fland 17-522b ; distribution
7-528a ; stomach l-667d.
Chevy Chase, Md. 17-828 (C3).
Chevy Chase (ballad) 8-443b.
Chew, Benjamin ll-804a.
Chewacla, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Chewaucan, riv., Oreg. 20-242

(E5).

Chewelah, Wash. 28-354 (HI).
Chew Magna, Sorn. 9-130 (VI.

— Moor, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
Chews, N.J. 19-502 (B4).
Chewsville, Md. 17-828 (Dl).
Chowton Mendip, Som. 9-430

(VI. Gl).

Chexbres, Switz. 26-242 (B4).
Cheyair (Cheyydru), riv., India

14-382 (1112); 7-612b.
Cheyenne, Okla. 20-58 (B2).
CHEYENNE, Wyo. 6-116a ;

28-S74 (114).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (F3) ; 21-

G02a.
— , riv.. S.Dak. 25-506 (D3) ;

25-507a.

— , riv.. Wyo. 28-874 (G-H2).
CHEYENNE, tribe 6-115d ;

14-4GOa; 14-477b.
Cheyenne Agency, S.Dak. 25

506 (E2).

— Co., Colo. 6-722 (H3).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Al).

— Co.. Neb. 19-324 (A-B3).

— River Indian Reservation,
S.Dak. 25-506 (D2-E3).

— Wells, Colo. 6-722 (H3).
Cheyletiella 18-619b.
Cheyne, George 18-5 la.
— , Sir John 27-597d.

— .THOMAS KELLY 6-116b ;
biblical criticism 3-860c, 9-
797o, 15-387b.

Cheynes, bay, W.Aus. 2-960
(BG).

Chcyne-Stokes respiration 6-
749a ; 13-443a.

Cheyney, Pa. 21-106 (K7).

Cheyres, Switz. 26-242 (B3).

Cheyt Sing : see Chait Singh.

Chcyycru, riv., India : see
Chcyair, riv.

CHEZY, ANTOINE LEONARD
de6-116b.

Chhabra, Btate, India : see
Chabra.

Cbhampa, India 14-376 (O6).

Chhand metre 27-369b.

Ch-hang-song, Kor. 15-156
(D6).

Ch -hang-won, Kor. 15-156
(F9).

Chhatar Manzil, palace, India
17-106b.

Chhatarpur, India6-116c ; 14-
376 (H-I7).

CHHATARPUR, state, India
6-116C.

Chhatar Sal, 15-1 31 c ; Bijawar
conquered 3-928c ; death
13-484d ; Gonda country
annexed 5-683b ; Hamirpur
conquered 12-893b ; litera-
ture encouraged 13-487b.

Chhatra 13-Oolc.

CHHATTISGARH, div., India

6-116c ; 14-382 (I-K9) ; 5-

681c.

Chhattisgarhi 13-479c.
Chhattris (caste) 19-379c.
Chhaus 14-31c.
Chhindwara, India 6-116d ;

14-376 (118).
CHHINDWARA, dist.. India

6-1 16d; 14-376 (U-I8) ; 5-

681c.

Chhipaner, India 14-376 (G8).
Chhit Swami (Indian poet) 13-

486c.
Ch-ho-do, Isl, Kor. 15-156

Ch-hol-won, Kor. 15-156 (E7).
Ch-ho-san,Kor. 15-156 (D-E 6).
Chhota Nagpur, div., India :

see Chota Nagpur.
Chliuikhadan, stote, India 5-

681c.
Ch-hun-ch-hon, Kor. 15-156

(E-F8).

Ch-hung, Kor. 15-156 (E8).
Chhuri, India 14-376 (K8).
Chi, China (Hu-j-eh) 6-168

— , China (N. of Peking) 6-168

OKI).
— , China (S. of Peking) 6-168

<K2).
— , China (Shantung) : see Chi-

nan-fu.

Chi, tribes : see Tshi.
CHIABRERA, GABRIELLO 6-

117a ; 14-908b.
Chiacalacca 12-649a.
ChiaChieh (Chinese characters)

6-219d.
Chiachiya, int., Jap. : see

Chachanobori.
Chiado : see Ribeiro, A.
Chiaha, Ga. 23-684c.
Chiaja, It, (Naples) 19-1 78d.
Chiakra, Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Chiamdo, Tib. 6-168 (F3) ; 26-

922b.
Chiamel, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(M3).
Chiamis, Java 15-284 (C2) ; 6-

83c.
CHIANA, riv., It. 6-1 17c; 15-

4 (D3); anc. Clanis 15-26

<D3).

— , val., It. 15-4 (C3) ; 18-38d.
Chianciano, It. 6-571c.
C:hiang-ka, China 26-924d.
Chiang-tou-hung (Jap. cera-
mics) 15-187.

Chianjar, Java : see Chanjur.
Chianti (wine) 28-727d : 27-

484cl; 28-727d.
Chiantla, C.Am. 13-854a.
Chian tiu-pentine27-481c ; 26-

637d.

Chiao Ping-chen (artist)6-227d.
Chiapas, riv., Mex. : see Grij-

CHIA'P'AS, state, Mex. 6-117c;
18-318 (G4) ; antiquities 5-
679a ; geology 5-670b.

Chia-pi-kou, goldmines, Man-
churia 17-552d.

Chiappa, cape, Cors. 15-4 (B4).

Chiappini, Lorenzo 17-708b.

Chiar, riv., India 14-382 (1113).

Chiaramonte, Giovanni da 11-
58a.

Chiaramonti (pope) : see Pius

Chiaramonti Museum, Rome
19-63d.

Chiaravalle, abbey, It. 18-438d;
2-393a; 10-394a.

Chiari (It. physician) 20-674c.

— , Pietro (dramatist) 12-305b.

Chiari, It. 15-4 (B-C2) ; 16-
935d; battle (1701) 25-600a,
9-883a.

Chiarina (mus. instrument) 6-
437b.

Chiarini, Giuseppe 14-912c; 2-
78d.

Chiaromonte, It. 15-4 (F4).

CHIAROSCURO 6-1 18a; Car-
pi's method 5-397c ; Japan-
ese use 15-172rt ; painting
10-365C ; sculpture 23-479C.

Chia-sing-Fu, China 6-168 (L3).

Chiasmodontidael4-268d; 26-
545b.

Chiasso, Switz. 26-242 (F5) ;
15-14d.

Chiaster (of sponges) 25-724b.

Chiastolite l-955a.

Chiaturi, Cauc. 23-874 (II. C2);
5-548d.

Chiautempan, Mex. 26-1034a.

CHIAVARI, It. 6-118a ; 15-4
(B2).

CHIAVENNA.lt. 6-118a; 15-4
(Bl) ; anc. Clavenna 15-26
(Bl).

Chiaveri. Cajetano 8-575a.

Chib, tribe : see Chibali.

Chiba, Jap. 15-156 (M9) ; 15-
204d.

Chibali, tribe 15-689a.

Chibato, mta., Braz. 9-775a.

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170

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J.rn 1S-JM (rt).

i .19-

K| dictionary 8-*ooa
•Old; sculpture l-m(PL

>lbnalL tribe t SMChlbalL

Mf. 19-678 <<

(Chibouk) 8-
x> for 27-SOOd.
28-460

Jap.

Cliiluirl-shlma,

CHIC (diet.) 8-118b,

. I 4- 1 7 1 b.

CHICACOLE. India *-118b|
14-:iS2(LIO).

CHICAGO. 111. 8-118b: 14-
a04(El); 27-i;i7d;adrert-
bement regulations 1-1404 ;
artesian wells 29-oOSo t ofall-
4ren's court* 6-UOb ; fires
i ,„.

13-s20d ; intemperance 28-
A86o ; Jockey club 13-730a ;
libraries 8-llla, 18-563o;
oenimapers 19-571 ; Re-
publican Convention (1800)
27-705a ; alaughtcr-houm
25-2 lid.

— . UNIVERSITY OF 6-llSc.

— , Ky. 18-7 40 (C3).

— . O. 29-16 (ft).

— , mt,. lUiod. 25-466 Ql).

— , riv.. III. 14-3040 ; 8-11 So.

— Anarchists (1880), 6-llSa.

— & Alton railway 22-85 la.

— blue 8-7 47 b.

— Building Ordinance 25
801d.

— . Burlington ft Qulncy rail-

— Drainage Canal 6-11 9d: 18-
806b: Lockport 18-854.

— llek&tJ. 111. 14-304 i

— International Exhibition
(1893) : trr International
Exhibition (Chicago).

— Junction. Kan. : tet Chan-
ate.

—..Milwaukee and St Paul

railway 22-812O.
Chiwo New* 19-5710.
Chicago Pool (game) 3-939d.

— Pull-an Strike (1894) 25-
1030d: 27-728b.

Chicago lUdTO. 111. 14-304 (El).
— , Rock Island and Pacific

railway 8-722a; 8-725d;

locomotive 22-85 la.
Chicago Tribune 19-57 la.
Chicago VS. Mail Co. v.

HoOntn i-llTb,

— World's Fair : tee Inter-
national Exhibition (Chi-
cago)

OilcaU Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (H3).
Chlcama, riv., Peru 16-542d ;

21-205d.
Chicamaoomloo, riv^ Md. 17-

818 (114).
CHICANE (Chicanery) 8-116a ;

In bridge 4-529b.
Chlcantl (opium) 2O-1314.
Chlrarre, lake, Port-E.AL 25-

466 (L4).
^I^..L-I. Okla. : tee Chi-

Chlcca (title) : see Shorn.
ChJcclr, Rachel : tee Orange,

; ,. !..-! ! - QML I ...ly.

i-' \ i UnU S-'-.T'.'..
Chlchagof. IsL. Alsk. 1-472

(L4); l-471o ; gold 25-

lC2a; gypsum l-476b.
ChlohafOY, ,\,I::,ir:il 5-2 V.!. ;

2S.ll'*.
Chtehalengka, Java 15-2M

(<••:>: 15-2VM.
Chlchall. hills India 18-354C.
Chichamba, India 3-703c.

imr-tso. lake, Tib. 6-16S

(!>:!): 26-9240.
Chlchankanab. lake. Mex 28-

Mid.
Chichas. Serranlas de, mta,,

BoL4-107 <B4) ; 4-188b.
Chlchaat. Pen. : tee . Urmia,

Lake of.
ChIche,C.Am. 5-67 ' (A3).

IELEY. HENRY 6-120b;

S-'-Mlc; 20-11 Ir.
— . Thomas 6-1 2Gb.
CHICHEN-ITZA (Chichen),

Mi-x. 6-l2Sd; 18-318 (Il:i);

oaxtlllol>815a; temples 26-

loeie.

Chlc-hcroe : are Petcharv.
CHICHESTER (of Belfast).
Arthur Chlchntsr, baron 6-

U-,1 ; 2-i:>2a; 3-665b.
— , Sir Arthur 21-727a.

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CkltL Ajnsttoo (merehaat)
jUa . art |*ir<,ii iM

-. 22-90M.
— . >abu>: sec Alaxaodsv VIL

CHiol-ALBANI 8-l33a.

CHICHEBTER. Sua. •-1Mb I

9-410 (I I L>5): anc. Regn

. (< 7); blshoprto^9-

42lb; campanile 27-1 lOo;

. i • . .; 2- . s- it .

24-4»la; council (1189) 2-

— Harbour, Inlrt. «u». 9-420
(III. FJ); 6-1291).

— IteuU. London 19-438a
Chlobl. Ul.. Jap..4-208b.
Chichlbu-yama, mt.. Jap. 15-

1 '..Li.
« ' . . ' \ . 5-

il> >; lu-.:. L
Oilnhlm/ica. tribe 18-322d ; 18-

Chlchlnales. Arg. 2-461 (en.
t Til-chow Fu. Crhlna 8-108

Chlchurng, Java 18-184 (Bl).

Chick: feathers 10-117a;

Skull 3-.. . • ,: 3-;.i. '. (:.„• j;

•tenui i 3- N M •:.-•.
Chickahoo chert lentil (geoLJ

27-.; lib,

Chickahominy, tribe 14-400a,
Chlckalah. Ark. 2-552 (B2).
CHICKAMAUGA.CREEK. riv_

Tenn. 6-1 30a; 11-752 (Al).

— Umoatono 2O-237b.

— lUdge. mta.. Tenn. 28-619b.
Chickasaw, O. 20-20 (A4).
—.rlr.. Miss. : battle (1862)

l-822a; 28-221); 24-852a.

— Bogue. rlr., Ala. 1-460 (B3);
1-460 (A.'.).

— Co.. la. 14-732 (El).

— Co., Mias. 18-600 (C-D2).

— Creek, rlv.. Ala. 18-630a.
Chlckoaawan group drool.) 9-

663b; 9-6840 : 27-620o.

Chlckasawbo. Ark. 2-552 (K2).

Chlokaaawbay. rlr., Miss. 18-
600 (D4).

CHICKASAWS, tribe 6-1300J
14-400a; 14-4774; absorp-
tion 7-S73d ; lands 20-604.
18-107b.

CHICKASHA, Okla. 8-130d ;
20-SS (D2).

Chicken : trr Chick.

— cholera 20-8940,

— halibut 12-837 b.
Chickcnley Heath, Yorks. 28-

933 (C2).

CHICKEN-POX 6-130d; 25-
2484.

~ • Lighthouse,

I skin 10-"l69b.

i-snake : tee Boba.

Chickercll, Donet. 9-420 (ILL

i;-.!.

Chlckerlng, Jonan 21-i71a.
Chlckley. rlr., Mans. 17-851

(Bl).

Chickoro ! trr Chlkor.
Chick-pea : tee Gram.
Chlcksands Priory, mansion,

Beds. 9-424. (IV. B2) ; 3-

Mid.

Chlckweed 8-440a ; 18-187 d.
Chlckwolnepy Stream, rlr,

N.I1. 19-490 (E2).
CHICLANA, Sp. 8-131a; 25-

530 (B-CI).
— , Loma dc, Sp. : tee Loma

de Chiclana.

— laVlcjo. Sp. 6-lSlb.
Chiclayo, Peru 16-lOCb.
— . riv.. Peru 21-265d.
Chicle-gum (chlcla) 18-325b.
Chloo, Moriauo 5-174; B-lOo.
Clii.-o. Osl 5-- (c 2).

— , Mont. 18-767 (D3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K
— , Wash. 28-354 (A4X
— , El, Mex. 13-449b.

, , .
— , pt.. La, 17-54 (E4).

- •"" (OS);

20-

— , riv., Arg. 2-462

J l.i.

— . rlr., P.Ia. 21-39? (B4).
— . riv.. IML 22-124 (niC
Chicoana. Ant. 2-462 (Cl).
Chloo Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722

(F3).
— Creek, rlr., N.Mex. 19-520

(Fl).
Chlco «rronp_(geoL) ll-670b ;

7-4 17c; 27-028C.
Chicoiwe. Kan. 15-654 (H3).
CHICOPEE, Mass. 6-131b ; 17-

852 (B2).
— , rlv.^Iaaa. 17-851 (B-C2) ;

aussc

-Falls, Mass. 17-841 (Bl) ;
-lilb.

106(04).
. 8-l3le.
Colo. 8-711 (F4X
«) 18-615C.
. 1-551 (!)«).
—.lake. La. 17-54 (a6>
Chloota. Tex. 28-690 (Ml).

UoHtonau, La.
ChkxraUmL Can.

O-100MI 22-7 86a.

..

ChleotCo^ Ark. «-iii (1>I).
Ckieat Uu Jt*rr : M* DamZ 4*

22-724 (O) ;

CHIDAMBARAM (Chedum
brum). India 6-131a; 14-381
(11-114); 14-33b; Llnga 13-

Chlddlngfold. Sur. 9-424 (IV.
< hU.llngly. Bus. 9-424 (IV.
ChHdingstone. Kent 18-942
Chldeock, Donet 9-410 (III.

Chldo«'ter. Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Chldley. cape, Can. 8-160 ( 113) ;
16-280.

CHIEF (diet.) 8-132a; her
aldry 13-319a; tribal 14-
471!,. 23-i;.:'.. 23-; ::,-.

— artiiloer : tee Khorphlmet.

— Justice (United States) 17-
Ic.

— of the Captivity : tee Exil-
arch.

— rabbi (England) 15-1094.

— rent (law) 23-l03b.
Chiefs, pt., Can. 20-1 14 (B2>.
Chief-tangent curves 11-720C.
Chieh, China 8-108 (12).

— Yang, China 28-184C,
C-hielt, Ben-a, mt., Soot. 24-

412 (El).
CHIEMSEE, lake. Oor. 6-132a;

11-808 (D5).
Chlemaeehof. Ans. (Salzburg)

24-1054.
Ch'ion (historian) : tee Sze-ma

.wn.

Chlen. Cliina 6-168 (G3).
— , lake, La. 17-54 (D4).
Cli'len (weight) 28-4911).
Chieng-Uai, Slam 14-498 (Al) ;

Chieng-Khan. Slam 14-498

(B<3).
Chlcng-Kong, Slam 14-498

Chlcntr-Cwang, Slam 14-498

CH1ENG-MAI. Slam 6-132b ;

14-498 (A 2); 18-1 09b;

climate 28-3c.
— , state. Slam 8-132b.
ChlengvSen, Siam 14-498

ilanchurla

fhlon-long, mt^

15-1567F-O5).
d 'U'li Shun-chu (artist) 6»

•-'14b: 6-212 (PI. I. flg.5).
Cliivn-Hl, China 8-108 (114).
Chlentao, int., Manchuria 6-

Chlcntl (aucntus), ri v.. It. 15-
4 (D3);2-1G2»; 15-41,.

Chlercgati Palace, It, (Vloonra)
2-1120.

C-hicri, tir. 28-956c.

CHIERI. It. 6-132c ; 15-4 (A2);
15-33a.

Chien. rir^ Fr. 10-778 (G3);

Chlesa, It. 28-242 (114).
Chlcxa di Sansone, temple, It.

(Mctapoutum) 18- -'.via.
Chicsc, riv., Aus. and It, 3-4

(I!4); 15-4 (C2);15-2c.
Chleaiy, John 27-76b.
CHIEtl, It. 6-132c ; 15-4 (E3).
— , prov., It. 15-7a : 15-9c-
Chletomanal. Jan.15-150 (X4).
Chicanes. Ocr. 18-310 (plan).
Chicvcley, Berks. 9-420 (BO.

E4).

Chlovres. Bete. 3-668 (C2).
Chifla. riv, Alg. 4-58d.
Chlffchafr (Sylvia rufa) 28-

844b ; 28-608a.
Chiffonier : tee CTiPffonler.
Chlftalan, Turk, 27-4 2U (K3).
CHI-FU, China 6-13'.'d ; 6-108

(1.2); 8-185c; convention

(1876)6-200d.

Chlfumbaie. Br.Ejlf. 22-166a.
Chlfunawult lake, Br.C.Af. 3-

317d.

Chlfnt Eawaha : tee Pynnada.
Chlgah : tee Crab - eating

..
Chlgar-daral, Afg. 14-376 (D2) ;

Chlgetal 13-713b ; 25-14C.
Chlgl, Agostino, prince
Farnem

8-133b.

Chlgl PalaoB. llaiua 22-611

<• |S-41?bl 18-9404.
Cblglrui. M.l'.u-. 22-874 (L

Chlgnab bt James. Ksa. 14V-941

Chlgnecto, Can. 19-831 (Bl).
—.Us/, Can. 19-831 (B2) ; 11-
il»6; Udes 19-4644.

• . . :

CHERU-CHIL

CMoooi. ( Aj. 8-1 JOfff

(BMUn. dan. 4-6OO (Kf).
— . rlrTCho. 4-899 (EX) ; Us

ChilcoU seboot TlTertoo 26-

Alsk. 1-471 (F4).
Alsk. 1-472 ffCL
-, lakes, Almk, 1.472(^4).

Chigoe : tee Jigger.

ChitrrL mt,, Asia M. 27-3154.

— KaW, AsiaM.: see Mean

. .

Chigu. C.Asla 14-886C.
CHIGWELL, Em. 8-133b ; 18-

842 (E2) ; memorial bra« 3-

577b.
— How, E*. 18-942 (E2) ; 6-

Chlh, China 6-168 (12).
Chih (bot.) 21-70:(o.
Ch'ih (nica»uroj 28-491 h.
Chihar Chata, Kabul 15-625a.
CtiUi-cheng, China 8-168 (Kl).
Chih-feng, China 6-168 (Kl).
Chih-haien (official) 6-184c.
CHIH-LI, prov.. china 8-1 33b;

(I2-L1); 6-19flb.d; geology

6-1094.
— , gulf, China 8-168 (K2) ; 6-

2" I ,.

— , str., China 8-168 (1.2).
Chih-na-Pum. mt.. Bur. : trr.

Sabu.

Chih-eha. lake, China 6-168d.
Chihshih (script) 6-219d.
CHIHUAHUA. Mex. 8-134b ;

18-318 (Dl).
— , riv.. Mex. 6-1 3 Ib.
CHIHUAHUA, state. Mex. 6-

133d; 18-318 (Dl); cattle-

_ _dog8-376a.
Chihuahua el Viejo, Mex. : tee

Santa Eulalla.
Chihuahulila, diat.. Hex. 6-

Clii-hung 15-187C.
Cliijulaiur. Java 15-284 (C2X
Chlka (African chief) 27-557b.
Chlkakal, India : tee Chicacole.
Chikalda, India 14-382 (09),

9-2U1C.

— . lulls India 24-230a.
ChlkamataQ Mouzavmon 15-

17Ua.
Chi Kapa. rlv.. Bel.Cong. 8>

923(CJ-4); 15-684C.
Chlkaptomuushi. Jap. is-l-Mi

(Nl).
ChOcHkta, rir, Kan. 15-654

ChlkDeo: tee Chikka Dera,
Chikhll. India 26-11 7 h.

nig. (liina 6-168 (H4).
Chikka DVY* 3-31ic ; l»-U7a

.

Chikkim llmeBtoiio 13-4 7 Id.
Chiknuuralur. India 14-382

>> : 15-627a.
kol, rir.. RUSS.AS. 25-10
•:!): 3-21Ba;27-170a.
.nr 20-877a: eggs 9-I4b:
in Himalaya 13-475b ; in St
Helena l-120a.
Chikoral. nit,. Java 22-2654.
Chikovan, dynasty 6-663a.
Chl-Kow, China 8-108 (K2).
Chlkoy, rir., Asia 24-«01c.
CIii-Kuau. fort. Clilna 23-926O.
Cliikubu-ahima. is!.. Jap. 4- 1 .',o,
Chlkugo, iirv Jap. 15-1AO
(016).

— (Chlkushu) prov. Jap. 16-
'Jit-.

41 (liikuma " (cruiser) 24-9 12d.
Chikti-piyon, bay. Jap. 15-166

Chikuzen ((liikunhu), proy-

Jap. 15-2040 ; 15-lSSc.
Chil : tee Clioer pine.
Chllachap, Jara 18-184 <C2) ;

15-286V ; 15-290b.
Chilambara, India : tee Cnid-

•mbaism.
Cfallapa. Mex. 18-318 (F4) ; 12-

672c.

Chilaria 2-288b : 2-290b.
CHIL.AS, India 6-lS4c ; 14-376

(1'2) ; gorernmcnt 12-20a.
Chnow, Cev. 14-382 (H16).
OmUBLAOB 4V1S40.
Chlka, lake, India : trr Chllka.

— , pt,. Peru 21-264 (U4).
Chllca 21-2671).

Chilco, lake. Can. 4-600 (E3).

— , rir.. Can. 4-600 (D3).
Chilcombe, HanU. 1Z-904&.

rlwin l«-96»b.
•. 17-3«7b.

— , Darld Lee 8- 1 354.
— , 8IR FRANC 1* 6-1344.
— , FRANCIS JAME8 8-IS4a s

l-83»a : on ballads 2-167c.
— .SIR JOHN 8-1341,. 14-

406d;4-l»te.
— . B1R JOS1AH 6-K'.V ; 14-

406dj Jews 15-4061,.
— , LYDIA MARIA 8-1354 ; 1-

8384.
— , Str Richard, earl of Trlner:

tee Tytoey, Blr iUchacd

Child, earl of,
— . Robert 18-330c,
CHILD 8-13«a: tee alto

• : Idno.

Cliild-bed fever: tee Poor-
tcvet.

Child-birth: cramp 7-3634:
empbycema 9-347c ; ergot
used m 9-7 J8a • medico-legal
eridence 18-z6d ; Moaaie
law 18-516d; totem beliefs
27-8 Ic.

Child -crowing : tee Laryngis-
mus strididus.

Childe (bacteriologist) 21-702b.

Childe (diet.) 6- 1Mb.

CHILDEBERT L 6-137a ; 10-
805a ; coinage 19-»9Ba ;
Paris 28-8 14d.

— II. 6-137a: 18-805C ; Gun-
tram's aid 12-730C.

— III. 8-137b ; 10-»0*a.
Childe UanU-t f

(Byron) 4-899a ; ,
25-643c; Fellows' Uhntra-
tions 19-243b ; Moore's
Zrlueo 18-809a; Murray's
purchase 19-4 1 d.

ChTlderdltch Street. Ess. 16-
942 (Fl).

CHILDERIC I. 6-137b; 19-
804c : tomb 27-104b.

— II. 8-137c: 19-806d; seal
rtag24-539<L

— III. 8-137o ; 19-8084.
Childermas: tee Innocents'

CHILDERS, HUGH CULLING
Eardlsy 8-137c ; 9-57 84 :
national debt 19-272a; naral
administration l-196c,

— , ROBERT CAESAR 6-138a.

( hildcrs. yueens. 2-060 (15).

Chlldersburg, Ala, 1-460 (Cl).

Childer Thornton, Che*. 19-
139 (B3).

childhood (physlol.) 1-37 to.

" Childhood's Innocence ?
(Lawrence) 2-700a.

Childhood Society 8-136b.

Child labour : tee Children,
employment of.

— Messenger Act (1901) 18-
i '- '•.

— murder : trr Infanticide.
Children, J. O. 6-140a.
Children 8-136a; charity 8-

8614 ; Japanese festival 2-
354a ; knighting 15-85«c,4 ;

28?4I80b?1C!sM alto Infancy
m, / I- !,:'.

— . employment of (English
Ian) 6-138b: 16-1 Ob ; 18-
14b; agricultural gangs 1-
S874 ; brickyards 25-26 la:
half-timers 18-15b ; United
States law 18-25b ; 17-

.

CHILDRENITE 6-HOa.

CHILDREN, LAW RELATING
to 6-138a ; l-062c ; Baby-
lonian 3-119b; dirorced
parents, Rome 8-336c ^pub-
lic IIOUMW 16-763b ; Rome
23-530b; seduction 24-580a;
as witnesses 28-7 60«_ Set
alto Children, employment
of: ChUdren's courts; Juve-
nile offenders ; and Infant.

Children of Gibrm (Beeant) 3-

Childrcn of God : ttt Camisards.

Children's Aid Society, N.Y.
4-.,:.-.-.

CHILDREN'S COURTS 6-140aj
Birmingham 3-985d ; Bos-
ton 4-294 d ; Chicago 8-1 24a;
Egypt 9-29dJ lulnoU 14-
SOfta; Utah 27-81 Sb.

— crusade 7-54 Ib ; 20-623C,
CHILDREN'S GAMES 8-141a j

7-799a.

— Hospitals 19-9160.

— Special Service Mission 27-
!!-••.

Chlldresa, Tex. 28-690 (G1X

— <3o,Tex. J8-6M (01). *

For Key to Contractions, etc., gee Page /.
m

CHIL-CHLA

CH1LDS, GEORGE WILLIAM
6-141d.

Childs, Md. 17-828 (HI).

— , Pa. 21-106 (12).

— , glacier, Alsk. l-473d.

— , lake, Fla. 10-540 (E4).

— , riv., Mass. 17-852 (F3).

Child's Bank 6-134d ; 3-336d.

Child's Ercall, Salop 9-416 (II
C4).

— Hill, Mdx. 16-942 (D2).

Child-study 6-136b ; Froebel's
work ll-240c, 15-802b.

Child-study Association 6-
136b.

Child-Villiers, Victor Albert
George : see Jersey, Victor
Albert George Child-Villiers,
earl of.

Childwall, Lanes. 16-139 (B3)
16-140b.

CHILE,country,S.Am. 6-142a;
2-462 (map) ; agriculture 6-
149c:army6-151c; commerce
6-149b, (German) ll-814b,
(U.K.) 27-602b ; communi-
cations 6-148d, 25-187a, 25-
489b ; currency 6-153a, 18-
707c; cotton 7-274c,7-278d;
education 6-151d ; fauna
and flora 6-145d, 14-2 7 Oc ;
finance 6-152b ; flags 10-
462o ; geology 6-145a, 20-
82a, 27-259b ; government
6-150c ; manufactures 6-
150a ; maps 17-653b ; min-
ing 6-150b, 5-760b, 7-108d ;
navy 6-151C : patent law 20'
907b ; popuktiou 6-147a
shipping 24-872 (table) ;
wooj28-816b.

— : History 6-153b; Argentine
boundary dispute 2-461a,
21-10c ; Bolivian treaties 4-
176b ; Civil War (1891) : see
Chilean Civil War ; Peruvian
War (1879-82): see Chile
Peruvian War.

— riv., Peru 2-454d.

— val., S.Am. 6-142c.
Chileab (bibl.) l-62c ; 7-804b.
Chilean cedar : see Alerce and

Chilean cypress.
CHILEAN CIVIL WAR 6-160a;
6-156d ; 24-5590.

— cypress 6-146b.

— mill 12-197C ; 20-239b.

— oak : see Roble.
Chilecito, Arg. 2-462 (C2) ; 23-

360b.
Chile coco-nut 20-642b.

— edgestone mill : see Chilean
mifl.

— pepper 8-915b.
CHILE-PERUVIAN WAR 6-

160d ; 6-155b ; 21-276d.
Chile pine : see Monkey puzzle.
Chiles, mt., Colom. 6-701 (A4) ;

6-701a.
Chile saltpetre 24-94a; 6-150b ;

4-632c.

Chilesburg, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Chilham, Kent9-424(IV. D4) ;

castle 15-739C ; 21-604C.
Chilhowee, Mo. 18-608 (C3).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (H2).
Chilhowie, Va. 28-118 (Cl).
ChUi, Ind. 14-422 (E3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C2).
— , O. 20-26 (G4).
— , country, S.Am. : see Chile.
Chilia, Russ. : see Kilia.
Chiliades (Tzetzes) 27-552C ; 6-

450d.

Chilian, St : see Kalian, St.
Chilian cypress : see Chilean

cypress.
Chiliandari, monastery. Turk.

2-85Ic.
Chilianwala, India : see Chil-

lian walla.
Chiliarch 21-208O ; 17-223c ;

24-603d.
CHILIASM 6-161d; 18-461C ;

Kriidener 15-929c; Revela-
tions S3-213b.

Chilik, riv., RUSS.AS. 14-299C.
Chililaya, Bol. 16-194c.
Chilili, N.Mex. 19-520 (D3).
Chilin (myth.) : see Kilin.
Chilina ll-517b ; ll-526a.
Chiling, Pers. : see ChelUng.
Chilinidae ll-526a.
Chilka, lake, India 14-382

(L10); 22-660b.

— (soil) 14-3 Id.

Chilkat, pass, Can. 1-472 (L3) ;

l-473b.
— , riv., Alsk. 1-472 (M4) ; 1-

473a.
Chilkats, tribe 14-460a; 1-

U4*.

Chilkoot, inlet, Can. 2S-165d.
— , pass, N.Am, 1-472 (114) ;

l-473b.

Chillagoe, dist.. Queens. 4-953c.
Chillako, El., Aby. 4-601 (A5).
CHILLAN, Chil. 6-161d ; 2-462

(B4); 6-148b.
— . mt.. Chil. 19-815A.

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

Chilian, spring, Chil. 6-161d.
ChiUe, well, Northuinb. 19-

792a.

Chillen, St : see Kilian, St.
Chillenden (prior) 5-210b.
ChiUesford, Sun*. 9-424 (IV

E2).

— clay 12-59b ; 21-847b ; 19-
745b.

— crag 21-847b.
CHILLIANWALLA, India 6

161d ; 6-571d.
Chillicothe, la. 14-732 (E3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
CHILLICOTHE, Mo. 6-162a

18-608 (C2).

— , O. (Greene Co.) 6-162a.
— , O. (Miami Co.) 6-162a ; 21-

637b.
CHILLICOTHE, O. (Ross Co.)

6-lC2a : 20-26 (E6).
— , Tex. 26-690 (HI).
Chillies S-589b.
Chilling (of iron) 14-808a.
Chillinghain, Northumb. 9-412

(I. "El) ; castle 19-791d ;

cattle 2-926d, 10-502c (fig.).
Chillington Hall, mansion,

Staffs. 25-758 (Al);28-343a.
CHILLINGWORTH.WILLIAM

6-162b ; 9-628a ; 9-539a.
Chilliwak, lake, Can. 4-600

(E3).

Chill mould 10-746a.
Chillbn, Sp. l-711b.
— , castle, Switz. 26-242 (B4) ;

21-294b ; 24-254b ; 26-255C.
— , riv., Peru 16-689a.
Chillon, prisoner of : see Boni-

vard, Francois.
Chillum, Md. 17-828 (D3).
Chilmark, Mass. 17-852 (F4) ;

17-787b.

— stone 22-122b ; 28-698C.
Chilmersford, Ess. :seeChelms-

ford.

Chilo, Publius Magius 17-685C.
Chilo, O. 20-26 (B7).
Chiloane, isl., Port.E.Af. 25-

344c.
Chiloango, riv., Af. 6-923 (A4);

1S-623C.
Chilocco, Okla. 20-58 (Dl) ;

14-480C.

Chilodon 14-561b.
Chiloe.isl., Chil. 2-462 (A5) ; 6-

162d ; 6-150c.
CHILOE, prov., Chil. 6-162d ;

2-462 (A3 & B5) ; 6-148b ;

6-150b.

— cypress 6-146b.

— Island opossum 20-139d ;
17-779b.

Chilognatha 16-470d ; 18-470b.
Chilogramme 28-491C.
Chilomonas 10-467a.
CH1LON (of Sparta) 6-1638,
Chilonatalus 6-245b (fig.).
Chilonycteris 6-243C.
Chilopoda : see Centipede.
Chiloscyllium 24-806a.
Chiloscyphus 4-704C (fig.).
Chilostomata : see Cheilosto-

mata.
Chilpancingo, Mex. 18-318

(E-F4) ; 12-672C ; 18-323d ;

earthquake 18-3 18a.
Chilperic (Burgundian king) 6-

— it ("prankish king) 6-163a ;
4-684C ; 6-137a.

— II. (Frankish king) 6-163b.
— , Edict of 26-4a.

Chilian, mt., Bal. : see Chahil-
tan.

Chiltern, Viet. 28-38 (D2).

CHILTERN HILLS, Eng. 6-
163b; 9-420 (III. E3) ; geo-
logy 4-729b, 20-415d.

CHILTERN HUNDREDS 6-
163C.

Chiltham, Glos. : see Chelten-
ham.

Chilton, Edward 4-34c.

Chilton, Berks. 9-420 (III. E3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (K4).

— , Wis. 28-740 (E4).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (C3-1).

— Foliat, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4).

Chiluane, Port-E.Af. 25-466

(M3).
Chilvers Coton, Warwick. 9-

420 (III. El).
CHILWA (Shirwa), lake, S.E.

Af. 6-164a ; 23-260 (D2).
Chilwell, Viet. ll-549b.
Chilworth, Sur. 16-942 (B4) ;

12-690c; 21-604b.
Chimaera, Turk. : see Khi-

mara.
CHIMAERA (myth.) 6-164b ;

3-698d.

— (zool.) 9-15d ; 14-259b ; 14-
265c ; 24-595d.

Chimaeridae 24-596b.
Chimaeroidea 14-248d ; 15-

570b.

Chimalrn, tribe 1-81 Id.
Chimolpopoca Codex 18-333b.

Chimaltenango, Guat. 5-678

(A3).

Chimanga. Rhod. 23-260 (Kl)
Chimano, lake, EC. 8-911 (C3)
Chi-ma-pa, China 6-108 (G5).
Chimar-abdan,Tib.6-168(F3)
Chimarikan, tribe 14-454b ; 1-

811d.
Chimarrogale himalayaca 14-

642a.

Chi-matsuri 15-207b.
Chimax, Gnat. 12-662a.
Chiniay, Ther6se, princess de

6-164D.
— , canon of : see Froissart

Jean.
CHIMAY, Belg. 6-164b ; 3-668

(D3).

Chimbai, Russ.As. 2-317a.
Chimbane, Bel.Cong. 6-923

(B4).
Chimbazo, Port.E.Af. 25-466

(K-L4).
Chimborazo, mt., EC. 8-911

(B2) ; 25-4860 ; first ascent

18-938d ; flora 8-915b ; ther-
mal springs 8-913d.
— , prov., EC. 8-911 (B2-3) ; 8-

917a.
Chlmboto, Peru 21-264 (B3) ;

21-27 la.

— , mt., S.Am. l-962d.
CHIME (diet.) 6-164c; bell-
ringing 3-689d.
Chimehuin, riv., Arg. 2O-900c.
Chimen, mt., Turk.As. 2-565

(Bl).

— , val., Russ-As. 15-940a.
Chimen-koli, lake, Tib. : see

Ghaz.
Chimen-tagh, mts.t China 6-

168 (D2) ; 15-940a.
CHIMERE 6-164C.
CHIMESYAN,tribe6-165b;14-

465b : 14-455d ; exogamy

10-79d.
Chimham, inn, Bethlehem 3-

829a.

Chimion, Afg. 15-631 c.
CHIMKENT, RUSS.AS. 6-165b ;

27-420 (D3) ; 15-779b ; 26-

47 5c.
Cliiinm-y, int., St Helena 24

CHIMNEY (arch.) 6-165b ; 4
527b ; scaffolding 24-282b.

— breast 4-527c.
Chimney Butte, mt., Ariz. 2

544 (C2).

Chimney Cove, Nfd. 19-479
(A3).

Chimney-money : see Hearth-
tax.

CHIMNEYPIECE 6-1 65d j 17-
607a ; Adam 2-420c ; Eliza-
bethan 28-T95C ; EngUsh
16th century 2-419a ; Re-
naissance 2- II '.la; Richard-
son's 23-2990.

Chimneyrock, N.O. 19-772
(C4).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).

Chimney swallow 26-2311).

Chimonanthus 13-773c.

Chimore, Bol. 4-167 (B3) ; 4-
168d.

— , riv., Bol. 1-785 (map) ; 1-
785b.

Chimoro (bot.) : see Casuarina.

CHIMPANZEE 6-166a ; 22-
325b ; 17-528b ; 22-328b
(flg.) ; brain 4-411d (flg.) ;
longevity 16-976b; skeleton
compared to man's 2- 1 09c.

Chimu, plain, Peru : see Man-
siche.

— , riv., Peru : see Moche.

— , tribe 27-323C.

Chim-wan, bay. Jap. 15-156
(E-F13).

Chin (Russian law) 5-464d :
see also Chinovnik.

— (weight) : see Catty.
China, La. 17-54 (B3).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).

CHINA (empire) 6-1 66c ; 6-
168 (map) ; ancestor-wor-
ship l-945d ; army 6-185a,
6-209c ; art : see art below ;
astronomy 2-808d, 19-960d ;
calendar 6-3 17c ; Cathay 5-
517d ; cemeteries 5-660b ;
chronology 6-317b, 6-192d ;
climate 6-169c, 2-743d, 2-
745a ; costume 7-224d ; cur-
rency 6-1 88b, 18-698C, 18-
698c, 19-906a, 10-53d ; cus-
tom-house 6-201C, 6-208d,
13-31a ; education 6-176b,
6-2 11 a ; emigration of
coolies : see Coolies ; fal-
conry 10-141b ; famines 10-
1670, 6-201c ; fauna and
flora 6-170c, 21-780d, 2-
745b : festivals 10-224b ;
finance 6-185d, 6-200d, 19-
269b J fire-walking 10-
420a ; flags 10-462C ; for-
eigners 6-198d; free ports
ll-85d; funeral rites 11-

331a, 7-403a; god of the
kitchen 21-86a ; governmenl
and administration 6-1 81c,
17-558d: Great Wall : see
Great Wall of Chma ; Im-
perial Double Dragon Order
15-867b ; iron age 14-800c ;
Kites Day 15-839d ; lan-
guage and literature : see
sections below ; libraries 16-
577b; medicine 6-228a, 26-
125d ; mines and minerals
6-178a, 6-578d, 12-19SC
mints 18-559b, 26-922d
missions 18-595c, 27-118b
navy 6-185c, 6-201c, 6-209d
oaths 19-943b ; opium 20-
136b ; palmistry 20-649d ;
pawnbroking 20-972b ; Pol-
tergeist 22- Me; press 6-
176d ; railways 6-180a, 6-
208d, 6-203d; religion 6-
174c, 6-208c; Stone Age 2.
349a ; serpent guardian 24-
680a ; surveys 2-738d, 17-
651d, 23-289d ; telegraphs
6-201o ; zodiacal signs 28-
995b.

CHINA: Art 6-213a; 2
754d; bronze vases 6-
213 (PI. II.) ; cloisonne
9-364 (PI. I. fig. 4) ; em-
broidery 9-313c; English
imitation 5-821c, 6-237C ;
Hsuan Ho Hua P'u ency-
clopaedia 6-228b ; Kara-ryu
style 15-1730 ; paintings 6-
212 (PI. I.) ; pottery and
porcelain 5-744d (PI. VII.
5-704c, 5-706d, 5-748 (P
VIII.) ; wood-carving 24
796d.

— : Commerce and industries
6-177a; cotton 7-264a, 7-
299d; furll-355ar Germany
11-M Hi ; glass 12-105b ;
Italy (14th century) 22-10d ;
Japan 15-224a, 15'- 1 :i I.I, 15-
202c ; pearl 21-26b ; silk
25-105a, 7-785d ; sugar 26-
47c ; tea 26-476a ; tobacco
26-1 039a ; United kingdom
27-602b ; weaving 28-448d ;
wool 28-816b.

— -.Geology 6-169d; 2-742b ;
Cambrian 5-87a ; Carboni-
ferous 5-3 12c ; Jurassic 15-
568c ; Loess 16-862d : Or-
dovician 20-236C ; Silurian
25-110b.

— : History 6-188c : Aigun
treaty l-437a ; Anglo-Rus-
sian Boundary Commission
2-741a; Arrow War (1856) :
see Arrow War : Boxer
movement : see that title ;
Burlingame Treaty 4-836d ;
Burma boundary explora-
tion 2-740d, 2-739c ; Ceylon
invaded 5-7840 ; earlycivili-
zation 2-750b, 2-284a, 18-
113c ; German acquisitions
ll-894d ; Kashgar invasion
15-686a : Korea alliance 15-
911d; Mahommedan ex-
pedition 14-402a; Mahom-
medan (Dungan) rebellion
15-686b, 6-200a, 26 -7d;
Manchus 6-1 97d; Mongols
6-196C, 18-714b; Nepal's
relations 19-380d, 19-382a ;
piracy 21-641b, 15-242d, 6-
198b, 6-198d ; Russian re-
lations 14-292b, 12-251b ;
war with Japan (1894-95) :
see Chino-Ja:panese war ;
wars with England : see
Chinese wars and Boxer
movement.

— : Language 6-216c; 21-422c;
accent l-113a ; classifica-
tion 21-427b ; dictionaries
6-229b, 8-198d ; Japanese
compared 15-167a ; Su-
merian compared 26-76d ;
Tibeto-Burman compared
26-929b ; writing 6-189d,
23-81 Ic.

— -.Literature 6-222d; Con-
fucius 6-911a ; destruction
by Shi Hwang-ti 6-194c ;
drama 6-229a, 8-484b ; en-
cyclopaedia 9-370b ; Kien-
lung's writings 6-198c ;
Legge's translations 16-
377b ; novels 6-228d, 19-
838b ; Yang Kien 6-195c ;
Yang-ti 6-195c.

— -.Population 6-171d; 2-
748d; 6-1 in ii : 9-851a: den-
sityll-636d; hair!2-823b ;
Japanese comparison 15-
164d ; skin colour 25-190d.

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (C4).

— , pt., Cal. 5-8 (D5).

— , sea, Pac.O. 21-392 (A-B5) ;
depth 19-973d ; monsoon 2-
744c ; Ordovician period 20-
236c (map).

— (cereal) 7-673O.

CHINA (ware) 6-231b : see
also Ceramics.

— aster 2-7 9 Id.

Chinab. riv., India: see Chenab.
China Bakir, riv., Bur. : set
To.

— camp, fair, Java l-145b.

— Chai, riv., Turk.As. 2-760
(C4) : see also Marsyas.

China-clay 6-473O : see also

Kaolin.
China clipper 26-482c.

— curlies (diet.) 25-106a.

— grass : see Ramie.

— green 4-733b ; 8-746d.
China Grove, N.C. 19-772 (B2).
China ink : see Indian ink.

— Inland Mission 18-587d.

— jute 15-604a.

— mark moth 16-468a.
Chinameca, mt., C.Ain. 24-96c.
Chinampas, floating gardens,

Mex. 18-348a.

China Mutual Steam Naviga-
tion Co. 25-856d ; 25-859b.

CHINANDEGA, Nic. 6-231b J
5-678 <C4).

CHI-NAN-FU, China 6-231c ;
6-168 (K2) ; floods 14-24b ;
Mongol capture 6-196c ; rail-
way 6-180d.

Chinantecan, tribe l-811d.

China orange 20-148C.

Chinaran, Pers. 21-188 (Cl) ;
15-780C.

China root 24-223.

Chinarud, dist., Pers. 14-868a.

Chinas, tribe 6-188d ; 12-21b.

Chma Spruigs, Tex. 26-690
(K4).

China stone S-748a; 15-672a.

Chinati, mt., Tex. 26-690 (C6).

— , mts., Tex. 26-690 (C6).

Chinatown, San Francisco 24-
146d.

Chma tree : see Azedarach.

Chinaz, Turkest. 27-420 (D4) :
26-303d.

CHINCHA, isls., Pac.O. 6-231c;
labour questions 7-7 7 b, 8-
830a.

— , riv., Peru 21-266a.

— Alta, Peru 21-264 (B4).
Chmchaicocha, lake, Peru : see

CHINCHEW, China 6-231d ; 6-

168 (K5) : 6-190d.
Chinchilla, Sp. 25-530 (E3) ; 1-

480b.
CHINCHILLA (zool.) 6-232a ;

23-444d; fur 11-349D, 11-

355d, ll-356b.

— brevicaudata : see Peru-
vian chinchilla.

Chinchillidae 28-1007a ; 23-

444d.

Chinchillone ll-349b.
Chinchipe, riv., S.Am. 1-785

(map) ; l-786d.
Chinchonidine : see Clnchonl-

dine.

Chinchu, China : seeChinchew.
Chinchuba, La. 17-54 (c6).
Chincoteague, bay, Md. 17-828

(14) , 17-827b.
— , isl., Va. 28-118 (G3).
Chin-cough : see Whooping-
cough.
Chindaswinth (Visigothic king)

25-540b.

Chindawo 23-261C.
CHINDE, Port.E.Af. 6-232b:

25-466 (N2).
— , riv., E.Af. 6-232b.
Chindila (of Spain) : see Chin-

tila.
Chindinthura, riv., India : see

Tambraparni.
Chin-do, isl., Kop. 15-156

(D-E9).

Chindon, Switz. 26-242 (C2).
Chindshan, Afg. 14-376 (C2).
CHINDWIN, riv., Bur. 6-232b;

4-840 (D3).
CHINDWIN, Lower, dist., Bur.

6-232c ; 4-840 (D3).
— , Upper, dist., Bur. 6-232o ;

4-840 (D2).
Chineladanos (of Babylon) :

see Kandalanu.
Chinendega, Nic. : see Chin-

andega.
Chinese anise : see Star anise.

— antelope 27-4200.
Chinese Arroyo, riv., Fr.I.(X

23-1009a.

— badger 3-188b.

— banana 3-306b.

— cinnamon : see Cassia.

— Cotton Cloth Mill 7-300a.

— Cotton Spinning Co. 7-300a.

— Eastern Railway Company
17-553b.

— Exclusion Acts 22-466a ;
27-723b.

— gall 11-42.) c; (flg.).

— goose : see Swan goose.

— juniper 12-759C.

— larch 12-759b ; 6-171C,

— lilac 16-682b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.
172

To make full use of thlt Index It !•> r\scn//«/ to rcmd the
Inunctions git en on I'nxc I.

CHIL-CHLA

-

— muolfly worm

itel

101 (Hit.).

— re«VUbk* tallow 19-47*.

— Wai- .1-1 >>•-!'.'.'• .
6-1990 ; 9-567aj (1859-60)
•-IS*' ; 9-670b ; mcdaU !•-
lOc.

— wax 16-5lb ; 16-31 9b.

— whlto U-599o.

— wrltlne: •« China: tm
•MM

— yaml6-901d<n«.): 13-734<i

I. Uke, ltu-.A«. 25- 1"
I'.1'.
Chlnewrde. Warwick. : tre

EtKoitb,

6-183a ; 6-105c ;

Chine. Chink 6-168 (K3) ; 28-

844d.

Ch'irar (dynasty
Chin* < weight) 26-491C,
Chlnchridce. hundred. Wilt*.

•£•996.

Chlnjt-chow Fu. China 6-193

Qu&gesttme. Sur. : jee KlnK-

•ton-on-Tnames.
CHINGFORD. Ess. 6-233a ; 16-

941 (D'J).

— Green, to. 16-941 (1)2).
Chme-fu. China 6-1GS (04).
Chinirhlj-tau, n. to.. Him,

27-440 (E-F1) ; 27-4 19b.
Chine- HoDff (paULTtiutci* t ) 21*

Chlnirll, rir., Mong. 17-430
Chlnjr-Klan*;, rir, China 6-168

ChlM-kow, China 6-188 (K3).

CH1NGLEPUT (Chenialpat).

India 6--'33a ; 14-382 (IIU);

14-.V..L
Chlmrman1* Dome, int., X.C.

lt-771b.
Chlnir-men. China (-168 (13).

CI. ;:;,-,,-. ;r,!.,- 3-MT.i.
Chlnfon Aka. toL, Mich. 18-

.:JM,.-,,.

are Each inn.
15-156

.
China-pa*. tribe

a-*. r

Chlnjr-Ul-taxe. China 15-1

Chlrxr-te. China 6-168 (K3).
Chinc-te-ohen, China : «K

Klng-te-chen.

Chimrune. Port.K. Af. 2S-344c.
— TpL, Port.K..\f.2S-lfi6(M3).
Chlng-yuen. Chimi S-168 (K4).
-- yurn Kii. China 6-168 <H5).
Chin-hai. China : fee Cben-hai.
Chlnbal. Kor. 1S-213C.
Chinhat, India : battle (1857)

14--
CHIN HILLS, dirt.. Bar. 6-

233b ; 4-840 (C4).
Chln-ho. rir., China 6-188 (11).
Chln-hua t'n. China 6-16S(K4).
Chln-hwan. tribe 16-670a.
Chlnl. India 14-378 <H4).
Chlnl (tile-work) : >ee Kashl.
Chlnl Mahal. India (Daulata-

.. , Rhod. 15-466 (Kl) ;
23-260 (C3).

Chinlot, India 14-376-(E4).
Chinlpas, Mex. 18-318 (D2).
Chin- u. Kor. 15-156 (E-F9).
Chinkakassa, BeLCong. 6

..
Chin-Kalan, China: tee Can

tan,
Chinkapin Ron, riv, Md. 17-

Chlnkara l4-381a.
CHINKIANG, China 6-233c ;

6-16* (K3) ; 6-lSOd ; 6-199b.
Chin Lee. val, ArU. 1-544

(D2).

Chinlinsr-ki. China 28-9218,
Chin-lung, mts, China 6-168

(K.1.).
Chlnna An. rir, India 14-381

(013).
— Hairari. rir, India : tet

Chln-nam-po. EOT. 15-156

(D7); 15-910a.
Chlnna ItanKa Hao 4-1 OOc.
Chinnereth (Chlnneroth). Sea

of. Pal. : tee Galilee. Sea of.
Chm-nlng, China 6-168 (G5).

I '._•. i I .• ,. ;.. Hi ' ' ' •• ' >>

'

_

Ctilt>.>.

. 8-.I4 (111).

-lila.
JIO-JAI

(18V:

(1904)
WAR

II

43d.

CH1NON. I: •-.•lia; 16-77S
: 6-J:ii».

•nU 14-278 (El);

— . W»«h'. H-354 (A-113).

!.) : mr Uulnnat.

— (wind) 6-235li ; t7-«33b.
CHINOOK, tribe 6-235l> ; 14-

480a ; It-IOOa.
Chlnookan 14-
Chinook Janron 6-200*.
ChlnoMl 2-UH1. ;

I ...

Chlnotropln 27-SOlr.
ChlnoTnik dli.-i i 23-.177D.
Chln-Pao-chm 6-204a.
Chin, (people) 6-233c.
Chinwl. la).. Jap. : «r Klonhlu.
Chln-nhlh (r*tn«~ decree) 6-

i;,..

ailtuikllonc, int.. Bar. 14-381

CHINSUHA. India 6-2350 ; 14-
|08t

Chlntiltk (Hpanlxh klne) 25-

I40fa.
Chlntiiurnl. India 13-787d.

— , mts.. India : are Sola
Slnirhl.

Chm-iuiw. China 6-188 (115).
CHINTZ 6-2350 ; 17-875a.
Clnniir. India 14-342(1110).
Chtnvad 2O-867C,
Chlny. Bel*. 3-688 (F4).

— , rountohip, Ixirralne 17-IOb.
I1!...-, laj . \. fJB, ... c i,,.,,.
Chlobi. Cauc. 23-874 (IL C-

D3).
CHIOGGIA. It, 6-2350 : 15-1

(D2) : barboor U-936a

(plan).

Chla>io«a 28-1012a.
Chlokalxan, mt.. Jap. 15-156

(L7): 15-157d\
Chlokhloma, Ron. : •reChnkti-

.

Chlonia, mU, Cyprus : ate

Machalra.

Chionldldao: are SheathbOL
Cliionia: are Sheathbill.
Cblonit«o. tribe 21-221O.
Chlonodoxa 13-769b.
Chios. Aeg.3. 2-760 (A3) ; 6-

236c, 27-4300 ; coins 19-

8880.
CHIOS, Isl.. A«t.S. 6-23Gb ; 2-

760 (A3); 21-75a ; 7-974;

battle (1657) 15-948b ;

Greek 12-493d ; sculpture

12-479d.

Chip. Will : Kt More, Hannali.
Chipalo, rir.. Colom. 14-218a.
Chip-earring 28-797a.
Chipchase. castle. Xorthumb.

9-412(1. D2); 19-792b.
Chlper. pus. Cauc. 23-874 (II.

i-.'): S-. -..•• .
Chlpeta, Oe, 11-: .' <ni).

. .,..,-.. 19-l».-..l.
Chlpley, B. 4-615d.
Chlpley, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
( hii'Iun. India 14-382 (Ell).
CTiipman. Can. 5-160 (Cl).
—.hill. Vt. 19-490 (A3).

— , lake. Can. 24-225 (A-I)l).

— , rir.. Can. 24-225 (Bl).
Chipmunk : tee Ground-

squirrel.
Chipnall, hundred, Salop. 25-

7 .'.'n.
Chlpola, La. 17-54 (1)3).

— , lake. Kla. 10-MO (1)6).

— . rir., Fla. 10-MO (D6<

— . HprVrot. Kla. 10-540 (D8).

— Kroup (geol.) ll-670a.
Chlppavra. Can. 18-634a;

battle (1814) l-S48d.

— .riv.. Can. 19-.'>9ti (A2).
CHIPPENDALE. THOMAS 6-

237a ; 6-238b ; bookcase*
4-221c: book plates 4-231d ;
chairs S-S02b. 11-3M (PL I.
fles. 8, 9). 24-705a,
Chlgpendan, H. lt-698c ; 28-

Chlpjpenham, Cambs. 9-424

(iv. c-.').

CHIPPENHAM. Wilts. 6-238b;
•-420 (III. ci); l-582o ;
Iteolotry 28-r,;isl,. 20- ll.'.b.

— . hundred. Wilt*. 28-899.
Chlppen's HUI, Conn. 4-579b.
Chinperfleld. Hertt. 16-941

. . 113) j 19-
BM.

•X rir, N.Y. 19-5*4

— Crank, rir, 0. 19-16 <()3).
— ^•^TtoA FALLS. Wu. 6-

; 89-74" (114).

' l¥-37r

Chlppowar. tribe : ttt U)lb-

^^Ewran. tribe l>8!Tb ;

14-lOOa.

OUDDlnc. Lanoa, 6-418 (II.
: 16-1380.

Chlpplnv (diet.) 7-648a.
i>l<l>lncBarnet,llertJul.4 1 4a;
16-941 (I>2): batUe (1471)

Chlpplnj

Iw-lMJ (.*•"/> iwn
Mi&JBeolacr U

— CAMPDCN, Glos. 6-1380 ;
t-410 (III. [.:..

ChlpnlmrhlU. EM. 9-414 (IV.

1)3).
CHIPPING NORTON, Oxon.

6-138d ; 9-420 (III. D3) ;

geology 19-416a.

•..'n Umr«t<>nc26-119b.

— Sodbury. Ulo». 9-420 (III.

— \\ycombe, Bucks.: tee

•nib.-.

Chips (wrertling) 28-S45c.
t'Aioii from a German H'ark-

atop (Max MUller) 17-927 d.
Chiphead. Kent 16-942 (E3).
—.Sur. 16-942(1)3).
Chlpunza. Rhod. 25-460 (L2).
ChlpurpUll. India 14-381

(K10).
Chlputnetioook, lakes. Can. 19-

IMd.

Chi. in.- 25-1020,
Chlquiara, Bol. 4-167 (H4).
Cliliiiiliniila. Guat, 5-678 (B3) ;

ts-aeio,

— , den, (iiiat. 12-662a.
Chlqulmulilla, Goat. 5-67S

(A3).
ciii.|iiinqulra, Colom. 6-701

(113) : 6-706d.
CHIQU1TOS, tribes 6-239a ;

4-1711).
Chiqultos. mts, Bol. 4-167

CM); 4-168c; 24-185d.
— . plains, Bol. 4-167 (C3) ; 4-

It.v.

Chir. rir, Ross. H-8T1 (F6).
Chlra. isl, C.R. 5-678 (D5).
— , riv., IVru 21-264 (A2) ; 8-

911 (A4); U-683a.
Chlra (Indian costume) 14-

418b.
Chiradzulu. rat., Hr.C.Af. 4-

595d.

Chlragh Shah : tee Ahmed.
Cfairagra (nu-d.) 12-289a.
Chirakchl, C.As. 27-420 (D4) ;

4-156b.

Chiramba, E.Af. 25-4(56 (Ml).
ctnrl.ury, Salop. 9-420 (III.

Al); 24-1021c.
— , hundred, Salop. 24-1021d.

— series (geol.) 5-300b.
Chir-chlk, riv, Turkest. 27-

420(04).
Chirdon Burn, rlv. North umb.

9-412(1. D2).
Chi Rebon, Mal.Arch. : tee

Cheribon.

Chircno, Tex. 26-690 (N4).
Chlrica, mt. It. 22-645c.
Chiricahua, rat, Ariz. 2-544

(D3).

—, tribe 2-I58d.
( liirldlum 2-3098,

— mnscorum 4-233b.
ChlrigoaiKM, tribe 4-171b ; 6-

Chlrlkof. laL/AIsk. 1-472 (G5).
Chlrikor, Alexei l-544o ; 1-

477a.

Chlrlmoya : tee Cherimoyer.
Chirinkotan, ial. Jap. 15-156

Cliirinnupari, mt. Jap. 15-

Chiriqul. mt. Pan. 5-678 (AT).
— , mK. Pan. B-678 (A6-B7) ;

20-664b.

— . rir. Pan. 5-678 (A-B7).
— . liuroon. Pan. 5-678 (B6) ;

Chirk. Wales 9-428 (V. E2) ;

8-lSo; ra.*tlo 23-795O.
Chirkharee, India : tet Chark-

baiL

Chirkland. dlst, Wales 8-lSc.
Chlrnslde, Soot. 14-412 (F4) ;

3-8 15d.

Chlrocentridae 26-544O.
Chlrocenhalns 9-656d.
Chlrocnnus : tee Chelrocrinos.
Chirodcnna 6-244b.

6-«7

. .40.

14-31 lo; I

-5010.

d.
7-U64.

6-t j«b.

11-2411..

•>146b.
C'.Af. M-160 (D»;

ilromylnae l-72a ; H-335h ;
•6-luovd. fiee ate Cbetr-

..:... ....

Chlromys: «M Aye-aye.

i i..r,,n (astron.) : aw Ora-
taurua,

CHIRON (myth.) 6-239b.

clilroneotes: tee Water-opos-
sum.

•.omldae: tee Mldn.

i >,ir.,nomusll-426b ; 16-89a.

i.H I IIOPODUT (diet.) 6-239b.

Ctiin>|HMiiimv« 23-1431).

CHIROPTERA 6-239c ; 17-
521c ; 17-525d ; anatomy
l-669a. 17-529b. 16-6 7 Or ;
duration of life 16-976a ;
hibernation ll-441o ; palae-
ontology 6-148d : tee alto
Bat.

Chlropterophllae H-3d.

Chiron, 1'ort.E.Af. 18-466
(M3),

Oilrotes 16-826* ; 23-156a ;
23-174d.

Cliirothricldae 26-544d.

Chirrakal : tee Cherakal.

CtnrriiH.. riv., (ML 5-678 (E5).

— (irande, mt, C.R. 8-8T8
(Krt); 7-llOa.

Clnni. ial, C.Af. : tee Klrui.
CHIRU (antelope) 6-247a ; 1-

9la.

CHIRURGEON (diet.) 6-147b.
Chiruromy«23-443a ; 19-488a.
ChlHago City, Minn. 18-550

<E:,>.

— Co, Minn. 18-550 (E5).
Chlsamulu. Isl, C.Af. 19-929b.
Chlsec. Goat. 5-678 (A3).
CHISEL 6-247b ; 27-1 4c ;

ancient 5-652C, 9-68d ;

bricklayers 4-521b ; masons

17-842a,

niHi.i, laL, C.Af. : tee EM.
< 'hi-hima, isis. Jap. : tee

Kuriles.
ChiKhima-Kalkyo, strait. Jap. :

tee Knrilec, strait.
Chixholm, Henry Williams SI

772c.

— , HiiKh9-380a: 19-561d.
Chisholm, clan 14-721r.
Chlsholm, Minn. 18-550 (K3V
ChlBbolm's Pass, Soot. 24-412

(D2).

Chisi, Isl, Pors.Gulf : tee Kish.
Chisledon, Wilts. 9-420 (III.

1)3).
CHISLEHURST, Kent 6-247 b ;

16-11 1.' i )

— W.-t. K.-nt 16-942 (E3).
Chlsmville, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Chiso. mts, Tex. 26-690 (1)6).
Chlsolm r. Georgia (1793) 11-

Chlsone, rir. It. 15-4 (A2).
Chist, Afit. Il-;i2la.
ChlsteraTdict.) 21-76d.
Chlstonl. Giuseppe C. P. 17-

379d.
Chistopol, Rusg. 23-S72 (H4) ;

15-704a.

Chiswell. Richard 23-387C,
CHISWICK, Mdx. 6-247C ; 16-

942 (C3) ; 16-938 (A3) ; 13-

B6ta.

— Ayot, Isl, Mdx. 12-898C.

— Hall, mansion. Mdx. 6-247c.

— House, mansion, Mdx. 6-
147o ; 2-420d; 13-815 (PI.
VI. flg. 16).

— Press 6-2470 : 28-r.l lc.
Chit, India 14-376 (K7).
CHITA. Russ. As. 6-247c;25-10

(03).

— , mt.. Colom. 6-701b.
Chitnl 7-923d : 21-358.
OiitaldniK. India 6-247d ; 14-

381 (G 12).
CHITALDRUG. dlst., India 6-

247d.

Chitali. India 14-382 (F10).
Chitambo'8 Village, Rhod. 16-

,

Chltapolan. India: tee Chip-
Inn.

Chitarrone 17-1320 ; 25-I039a;
17-132d.

Chltartala, rir, India 17-

Chl Tarum : tee Tarnm.
Chitawan. India 14-376 (L6).
Chitet (dkrt.) 9-747a.
Chitila, Rom. 13-826 (CS).

: 7-

•.™. .»»>. 14-J76 (FT) ; 11-

731 J; 14-loid.

f " (rrutaCT) M-9lte.
ChitoavKo. lake. Jap. : tet

• .. • :

Chit paran Brahman* 2»-» I M.
Chltra (Hindu enroo.) 11- •

i .
(Ill tral. India 11-51 to; 14-

ST8TD-Kt).
— , rlv, India : tee Kunar.

13-957 li; 14-3990; 14-171

(D2-KII.
Chltraratl. rir, India II HI

112).
Cbltochakor. Vasslil U-619d :

2I-:.t .. .

( luitark (measure) 26-491r.
CHITTAGONC, India 6-152b :

14-376 (U-1'8) ; 14-378d;l-

; ltd.

— ,dM, India 6-252c; 3-73 Jc;
13- .......

— . dlr, India 6-252O.

— Hill Tracts, India 6-2.'.2o;
14-.176 (P8).

Chlttar. rir, India 14-381

(O15).
Chlttenanco, N.T. 19-596 (E2);

19-598a.
Oiittenden, Vt. 19-490 (B4).

— Co, Vt. 19-490 (A-B3).

i i.ii t IIIK (in malting) 17-504b.
Chlttlebampton. Der. 9-430

(VI. El).
CHITTUR, India 6-252c ; 14-

3»2 (HI 3). _
CHITTY, SIR JOSEPH WIL-

liam 6-252C.

Cliitu (Plndari chief) 14-41U.
Chltwood. Mo. 18-608 (B4).
• . tir.-ir. 20--MJ i.\-l:.:..
ChlngokD, Jap. : are Chngokn.
( •liiu-licn-cheng. China 6-234b.
Chlumbo, rir, BeLCong. 9-

923 (C5).
Chtun-cban. EOT. 15-158

(F-G6).
Oiiuonga, Port.EjU. 1S-468

(Ml).

Chin-pel. China 6-168 (C.5).
Chluro, It. 26-242 (114).
Chlusa. Porta, Rome 13-607d.
Chlu-shan, id, China 6-168

CHI'USI, It. 6-252d :
(C3): 5-717c; 9-856a :
alto Cluslum.

— , lake. It. 15-4 (D3) ; 15-5a.
Chiuta, lake, E.Af. 23-7 81b.
C-hluzenJi. lake. Jap. 15-159d-

— .spa. Jap. 15-161a.
CHIV/tLRY 6-153a : tee alto

Knichthood and Chivalry.

— . court of 28-229b ; 7-318a ;
22-267C.

CHIVASSO. It. 6-252a; 15-4

(A-B2); ll-200b.
Cblrato, mts, NJlex. 19-510

CHIVE 6-253b; l-697d.
Chivcri Creek, rir. Ark. l-55»

(C4).
Chireve, rir, PoriuE^At S-

.i-.r.i.

Chlrllcor, Arg. 1-461 (D3):
2-464d.

Cliivington, Colo. 6-722 (H3).
Chivitoki. tit-r.K.Af. 11-771

Chiwak Creek, rir. Wash. 28-

354 (El).
Chiwaukum, Wash. 28-354

(E2).
Chiwawa Creek, riv. Wash.

28-354 (E2).

Chlxoy, rir, Gnat. B-678 (A2).
Chiyo (familT) 15-178b.
Chtae, FT.: battle (13T3) 13-

15-4
tee

...

Chkal (myth.) 18-821b ; 23-

'••' i

Chladni. E.F.F. 25-455c.
Chladochonas 5-31 Ib.
CUaenaceae 17-2730 ; M-781C,
Chlaenocnunma Jasmlnearunu

tee Jessamine cphlnx moth.
Chlaenopacvnis 17-457d.
Chlalna (cloak) 7-234b.
Chlalr, lake. Soot. 14-412 (Dl).
Chlsmydochen 12-243a.
Chlamydocoocus : tee Sphavr-

ella.
ChlamrdoooDCha 16-123a.

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CHLA-CHRI

Chlamydodera 3-974a.
Chlamydomonadidao 10-4G7b.
Chlamydomonaa l-587b ; 1-

595c ; 10-464d (flgs.).
Chlamydomyxa 16-35a.
Chlamydophora 13-233d.
Chlaruydophorinae 8-927c.
Chlaniydophorus 8-927c ; 11-

526c.

1 — truncatus : see Pichiciago.
Chlamydophrys stercoroa 23-

247c.
Chlainydosaurus kingii : see

Frilled lizard.
Chlamydoselachidae 14-26Sd :

24- j"96a : see also Frilled

Shark.
Chlamydoselachus 24-596b ;

24-594d ; 14-251o (fig.).

— anguiueus : see Garman.
Chlamydospore (zool.) 9-3S8a.

f — (hot.) ll-333b ; ll-338b.
Chlamydotherium 8-929a.
Chlamys (zool.) 16-122C.

— (garment) 7-234a.
Chlapowski, Helena : see Mod-

jeska, Helena.
Chloasrna 25-192a.
Chloderic ll-36c.
Chlodio 11-36.1 ; ll-332b.
Chlodomer 10-S05a ; 4-S21a ;

children murdered 6-557a,

6-137a.

Chlodovech : see Clovis.
Chloe' : see Demeter ChloS.
Chlocia (festival) 7-981d.
Chloeon dipterum 13-429c

(flg.).
Chloephaga 12-242c.

— antarctica : see Kelp goose.

— canagica : see Emperor
goose.

— magellanica : see Upland
goose.

Chloglo : set Chlodio.

Chloia : see Chloeia.

CHLOPICKI. GREGORZ

Jozef 6-2S2b.

Chlora ll-602a.

Chloracetoacetic ester 7-309a.

Chloracrylic acid 22-449c.

Chloraema 5-795a.

Chloragogen cells 5-7 90c.

CHLORAL 6-253c : electroly-
tic preparation 9-209d ; in
pruritus 22-5 18d ; in tuber-
cular meningitis 18-130a.

— hydrate 6-253d : 16-747C ;
in chorea 24-52b ; dosage
19-240a ; narcotic action
19-239d ; for seasickness 24-
562c ; Wurtz's views 28-
S60a.

— hydroxylamine 20-419b.
Chloralide 6-251d.
Chloraloxime 20-419b.
Chloramine brown 8-7 47b.

— yellow 22-342C ; 8-747b.
Chloramylainine 22-69 Ic.
Chlorangium 10-467b.
Chloranil 2-48a.
Chloraniline 3-32c ; 6-55d.
Chloranthy 21-775b.
Chlorantine lilac 8-747b.
Chlor-apatitel8-513c; 2-159c.
Chlora perfoliata : see Yellow

wort.

Chloraquotetrammine 6-298c.

Chlorar?yrite S-760b.

Chloraster l-SSSc,

Chlorate of potash : see Pot-
assium chlorate.

CHLORATES 6-254b ; in ex-
plosives 10-82b.

Chlora uric acid 12-196b ; 18-
407c.

Chlorbenzoic acid 3-756d.

Chlorbenzophenone oxime 3-
757c.

Chlorbromfluoracetio acid 25-
890d.

Chlorcarbonic ester 5-309a.

Chlorcarbostyril 22-7 5'ja.

Chlorcinnolin 6-377a.

Chlorcymol 5-437a.

Chlorformamide 3-756c.

Chlorglyoxime 6-253d.

Chloric acid 6-256b ; 6-256a.

Chloride, Ariz. 2-544 (A2).

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (C4).

Chloridea obsoleta : see Cotton
boll worm.

Chlorideae 12-376b ; 12-375c.

Chloride cell l-127a.

— of lime : see Bleaching
powder.

Chlorides 6-255d ; 6-62d ; 18-
202a.

Chlorination process: see Platt-
ner process.

CHLORINE 6-254C ; 12-865c ;
absorption of light 1-7 7b ;
action on organic substances
21-484c ; action on am-
monia l-861d ; analysis 6-
62a. 6-64b, 6-65c ; in fuel
ll-276b ; ionic velocity 6-
863a, 6-869d ; liquefaction
16-744d ; metals combining
with 18-202a; oxides 6-

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255d ; poisoning 21-895C ;
production in alkali manu-
facture l-684b ; valency 27-
848d.

Culoring 16-34 Ic.

Chloris (myth.) 10-52Sa ; 18-
813c; 19-3520.

— (hot.) 12-370b.

— (zool.) : see Greenfinch.
Chlorisocrotonic acid 7-511b.
CHLORITE 6-2560 ; 10-2450 ;

6-472d.

— schist 24-328a.

Chloritic marl 5-806c ; 5-806a;
phosphatic nodules in 7-
112c, 5-806d.

Chloritization 21-:;:; la.

Cliloritoid 6-530d.

Chlormanganokalite 28-185C.

Chlormolybdenum chloride :
see Molybdenum dichloride.

Chlornitrobenzoic acid 6-74c.

Chlorocalcite 28-185C.

Chlorochromates 6-298a.

Chlorochromic acid 6-298a.

Chlorodyne : see Tinctura
chloroform! et morphinae
composita.

CHLOROFORM 6-257a ; ad-
ministration 26-1340 ; boil-
ingpoint25-941o ; in chorea
24-.V-M) ; in convulsant
poisons 21-893d ; in dent-
istry 8-52d ; history l-908a;
poisoning 2l-896a ; in sea-
sickness 24-261C ; Simpson
on 25-135b ; in tubercular
meningitis 18-130C.

Chlorogonium 10-464d ; 10-
467b ; 1-588C ; reproduc-
tion 10-467C.

Chloromelanite 15-123d.

Chloromonadaceae 10-l()7a.

Chloromonadinae l-594a.

Chloromyxidae 9-386a.

Chloromyxum 9-386a.

Chlorophane 10-578c : 21-
477c.

Chlorophenine 8-747b.

Clilorophora exoelsa : see
Odum.

— tinctoria ll-375b.
Chlorophosphamide 21-482d.
Chlorophyceae l-586d; l-589a;

l-593d ; l-596c ; anatomy
21-7 30c ; phylogeny 21-
72Sd.

CHLOROPHYLL 6-257C ; In
animals 6-735d ; dichro-
matism l-77c ; function 21-
747d, 22-350b ; spectrum
10-576d.

Clilorophytum 16-683b.

Chloroplast21-765d; 21-7 IT. I.

Chlorops 8-308C.

Chloropsis : see Green bulbul.

Chlorops taeniopus : see Gout

CHLOROSIS (diet.) 6-257c ;
21-757C.

— (med.) 4-84b ; remedy 1-
720b, ll-601d, 14-800C.

Chlorosphaercceae l-594a.
Chlorospincl 25-684d.
Chlorosplcnium aeruginosum

ll-334d.
Chlorous acid 6-256b.

— elements : see Electro-nega-
tive elements.

Chloroxalic ester 3-754c.
Chloroxylon Swietenia 24-

228a.

Chloroxystyrol 7-309a.
Chlorpentammine : see Pur-

pureo-chromium salts.
Chlorphenol 5-305a ; 6-55d.
CHLORPICRIN 6-257c; 19-

713c.

Chlorplatinic acid 21-807b.
Chlorplatinites : see Platino-

chlorides.
Chlorplatinous acid : see

Hydrogen platinochloride.
Chlorpropiomc acid 16-56b.
Chlorpropylene 8-764b ; 25-

893a.

Chlorsulphonic acid 26-64b.
Chlortoluene 6-52c ; 6-55d.
Chlothacar (kings) : see Clot-

aire.

Chlouah : see Shilluh.
Chlumec Dobroslavsky, Aus. :

see Koniggratz.
Chlumetz, Aus. 3-4 (Dl).
CHMIELNICKI. BOGDAN 6-

257d ; 23-8970 ; 21-914d ;

at Berdichev 3-7 67c ; Ilomel

13-626c ; Kiev church re-
built 15-7 89c; Ostrog 20-

362d.

Chmielowski, Piotr 21-929b.
Chnubls (Chnumis) : see

Khnum.

Cho, China 6-168 (K2).
Cho (Japanese term) 15-

204c.

Choachytae 18-967d.
Choanae : see Nasal aperture,

posterior.
Choanocystis 13-233d.

Choanocytcs 25-72GC ; 25-

728d.

Choanoflagellidae 10-465d.
Choanomphalus ll-526b.
Choanophrya 14-501d ; 14-

562d.

Choanosome 25-7 16d.
Choapa, riv., Chil. 2-«2 (B3) ;

l-151b ; 6-1441).
Clioara (Choarene), Pers. : see

Khar.
Choaspes, riv., Pers. : see Ker-

kheh.

Choat, 111. 14-304 (D6).
CHOATE, JOSEPH HODGES

6-258C.

— , RUFUS 6-258d ; 4-292b.
Choatras, mts., Pers. 18-20c.
Chobe, Ger.E.Af. 11-771

(C-D3) ; ll-772b.
CHOBE, riv., Af. 6-259b : see

further Kwando.
Chobham, Sur. 16-942 (B3) ;

10-606a.

— Common, dist., Sur. 16-942
(B3) ; geology 26-140a.

— Ridges, hills, Sur. 16-942
(B3) ; l-534b ; geology 26-
140a.

Cliobhar, India 19-379a.

Cho-Bo, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (Dl).

Chobs 26-888b.

Choccolocco Creek, riv., Ala.
1-460 (C2).

Chocha, Bosnia : see Fo£a.

aio-Chakhang, Tib. 6-168
(E4).

Chochilaicus : see Hygelac.

Chocho7-611d; 4-448c.

Chocim, Russ. : sec Khotln.

Choclos 6-149d.

Choco, bay, Colom. 6-701 (A4).

— , dist,, Colom. : geology 6-
703c ; mines 2-876d.

Chocolate, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(A3).

— , mts., Cal. 5-8 (F5).

CHOCOLATE 6-259b ; 5-676b;
adulteration l-232d, l-229a;
manufacture 6-630d ; Me-
nier's 18-129c ; Mexican 18-
335a.

Chocolateville, R.I. : ace Cen-
tral Falls.

Chocoltoga, Bol. 16-194c.

Chocowinity, N.C. 19-772 (E2).

Choctaw, Okla. 20-58 (D2).

— Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54 (a6).

— Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (A3).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (C2).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (F3).
Choctawhatehee, bay, Fla. 10-

540 (C6).

— , riv., Ala and Fla. 1-460
(D4) ; 10-540 (C6) ; 10-
541a.

— (West), riv., Ala. : see West
Choctawhatchee.

CHOCTAWS, tribe 6-259b ;

14-460a; 6-K50d ; blow-

gun 4-88d ; language 8-

200a ; territory 20-60d ;

wars 14-477d.

Choczim, Russ. : see Khotln.
Chodat, R. l-595c.
Cho Densu (artist): see Melcho.
CHODKIEWICZ, JAN KAROL

6-2590.

Chodolitz, Aus. 22-695b.
Chodon, fort, Aig. 14-376

(Dl).

Chodor6w, Aus. 3-4 (12).
CHODOWIECKI, DANIEL

Nicolas 6-260a ; 23-312b.
— , Gottfried 6-260b.
— , Wilhelm 6-260b.
Chodzangri, mt., Tib. 6-168

(D4).

Chodzko, Alexander 8-487b.
— , Joseph 2-320a.
Choele-Choel, Arg. 2-402 (C4) ;

20-900C.
Choelquoit, lake, Can. 4-600

(D3).

Choenix (measure) 2Ef-485b.
Chocphoroe (Aeschylus) 1-

275b.
Cboerades, Asia M. : see Kera-

sund.

Choerilean metre 6-260b.
CHOERILUS (of Athens) 6-

260b ; satyric drama 12-

51 la.

— (of lasus) 6-260c.

— (of Samcs) 6-260b.
CHOEROBOSCUS, GEORGIUS

6-260C ; 6-450b.
Choeronycteris 6-243d.

— mexicana : see Long-
tongued vampire.

Choeropithecus 3-96d.
Choeropotamus 26-237c.
Choeropsis Kberiensis :
Pygmy hippopotamus.
Choeropus 25-494b.

— castanotis : see Pig-footed
band-coot.

Chocrotherium 26-237c.
Choes2-93d.

Choestoe, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).
Choffatla Franchoti 20-550c
Choga, lake, C'.Af. 19-093 (C7) :

9-'J71a; 19-691C.
Choga (costume) 14- llrta.
Chogra, riv., liuss. 25-816b.
Choiak9-77d.
Choice of Hercules (Prodicus)

13-346C.
Choice or Wish (Pomfret) 22-

48b.
CHOIR (arch.) 6-261a ; 18-

438d ; basilicas 3-473d ;

nave choir 27-172d; stalls

(carving) 28-793C.

— (music) 6-260d.

Choire, lake, Scot. : see Coir-

na-fearn.

Choireatae 6-481a.
Choirinai 12-506a.
Choir organ 20-259c.

— pedal 20-260b.

— staves 20-899b.

Choisel, fort, Verdun 27-1019a.
rhoiseul (family) 12-281b.
CHOISEUL, CESAR, duo de

6-2Glb.
— , ETIENNE FRANCOIS,

duo de 6-261c ; 10-848C ;

military reforms 10-918b.
— , Eug6ne Antoine Horace

15-61b.

— , Madame de 6-261c.
Choiseul, isl., Pac.O. 20-43G

(I-K9) ; 4-609b ; 25-364c.
— , sound, Falk.Is. 10-151c.
Choiseul-Praslin, Cesar, due de

6-261c.

— Praslin, Charles Laure
Hugues Th6obald, duke of
10-866d.

CHOISEUL - STAINVILLE,

Claude Antoine Gabriel 6-

262a.
Choiskai, mts., Ariz, and N.

Mex. 19-520 (Bl).
— , mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (A-B2).
— , yal., N.Mex. 19-520 (B2).
Choisy, Francois Auguste 4-

907a ; 27-957C.
— , FRANCOIS TIMOLEON,

abb6 de 6-2C2b.
Choi.-y-aux-Lones, Fr. 3-697a.
choisv-le-Koi, Fr. 10-778 (C6).
Choix, pt., Xfd. 19-479 (Bl).
Choja-Mahomed, mts., Alg.

14-376 (C2-D1).
Chojecki (Hussite) l-915a.
Chojiro (artist) : see Choryu.
Chok, mts., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

Ch'ok (measure) 28- I'.ilr.
Choka-davan, pass, Turkest.

6-108 (D2) ; 15-938d.
Chokanipok (myth.) 19-140b.
Choke-boring 12-720d.
Choke cherry 28-912d.

— damp : see Carbon dioxide.
Choker (wireless telegraphy)

26-534d.

Chokio, Minn. 18-550 (A5).

( huh -join, isls., Kor. 15-156
(D8).

Choko-la, pass, Tib. 6-168
(Co).

Chokoloskee, Fla. 10-540 (E6).

Chokrak, lake, Russ. 15-7.') la.

Cliokur, pass : see Choka-
davan.

Cho-la, China 6-168 (F3).

Cliola, dynasty 14-400b ; 5-
361d ; Arpakham inscrip-
tion 5-784a ; Asoka in-
scriptions 14-624a ; capitals
6-132a, 6-750b, 26-398c ;
Chalukya campaigns 5-8 12c,
15-837d ; Ciheras over-
thrown 19-1 16d; coinage
19-905c ; rule in Conjee-
verani 6-943b ; rule in Dec-
can 7-911b.

— , pass, India 25-88c.

Cholagogue 6-662a.

Cholam 17-289d.

Cholame, Cal. 5-8 (C4).

Cholamo, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E4).

Cholchytae 9-306a.

Choledocoduodcnostomy 1-
34b.

CHOLERA 6-262c ; bacillus 6
263c, 20-772 (Plate); drink
ing- water 17-772c; milk
18-452C ; quarantine regu-
lations 22-7 lOc, 10-462d;
soil 25-351C.

Cholerine 6-263c.

Cholesterol 20-44 d.

Cholesterophane 4-945a ; 27-
794b.

Cliolestrin 19-923d.

CHOLET, Fr. 6-267b ; 10-778
(D4) ; battle (1793)27-981b.

Cholewa, Matthew 21-923b.

Choli (costume) 14-4 19c.

Choliambic verse 12-509d ; 13-
522a ; Babrius 3-97a ; Hero-
das 13-380d.

Chollne 3-827c ; l-686a.

Cholla, Catamarca, Arg. 5-
502c.

Choi-la, Northern, prov., Kor.

15-156 (114 & E9).
— , Southern, prov., Kor. 15-

156 (G4 & E9).
Cholm. Poland : see KUolm.
Cholmley, Sir Francis 28-598b.
— , Sir Hugh 28-598b.
— , Sir Roger 13-405d.
Cholmondeley, Mary 7-827b.
Cholmondely.G. Cholmondoly,

2nd earl 19-167b ; 20-256b.
— , G. H. H. Cholmondeley,

4th marquess 17-2d.
— , Henrietta : see Lambton,

Henrietta.
Choloepus : see Two-toed

sloth.

Chologaster 7-695C.
CHOLON, Fr.I.C. 6-267c ; 14-

498 (E6) ; ll-472c.
CHOLONES, tribe 6-267c.
Cholos, race : see Mestizo.
Cholsey, Berks. 9-420 (III.

E3) ; 3-784b.
Chol-tagh, mts., Turkest. 6-

168 (D-E1) ; 12-16Ga.
CHOLULA, Mex. 6-267d ; 18-

318 (G-H1) : 3-91c.
Cholum : sec Sorghum.
Cholunga, mts., And. Is. 1-

955c.

Choluteca, Hond. 5-678 (C4).
— , riv., Hond. 26-506a.
Cholym Tatars : see Chulym.
Choma. lake, Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Chomal, riv., Jav. 15-285b.
Chomedy, Paul de : see Mai-

sonneuve. sieur de.
Chomel, A. F. 18-54b.
Chomerac, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Chomo-gari, int., China 6-168

(F3).
Chomolhari, mt., China 6-168

(D4).

Chomoling : see Tsamo Ling.
Chomora, lake, Tib. 6 - 168

(E3).
Chomutov, Aus. : see Korno-

tau.

Chomyakov, A. S. 2-139a.
Chon (deity) : see Chons.
Chon, loch, Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

l-52d.

Chona, Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (B2).
Chonas, Asia M. : see Khonas.
Chonchar, pass, India 14-376

(El-2).

Chonda, India 14-382 (L9).
Chondracanthidac 9-660a.
Chondrenchyme 25-726C.
Cliondria l-592c.
Chondrigen ll-555a.
Chondrin ll-555a.
Choudriodcrma 19-lOSc (flg.) ;

19-105d.

Chondrites 10-587a.
Chondrocranium 14-258d.
Chondrodite 13-884d ; 4-67 7c.
Chondrodystrophia foetalis :

see Achondroplasia.
Chondroitinic-sulphuric acid

20-923C : ll-555a.
Chondroma, 27-3 7 4d.
Chondromucoid ll-555a.
Chondromyccs 3-163c.
Chondrophorida 14-159c ; 14-

136a ; coenosarc!4-157b.
Chondrophyllum 20-551d.
Chondropterygii : see Sela-
chians.

Chondrosia 25-729d.
Chondrosiidae 25-729d.
Chondrostachys 27-389c.
Chondrostei26-543d'; 26-542b;

alimentary canal 14-255a ;

gills 14-253c ; reproductive

organs 14-256c : skeleton

14-258b : skuU 14-262a ;

spiracle 14-253C.
Chondrostcidae 26-543d.
Chondrostoma phoximus 4-

280b.

Chondrules 9-654b.
Chondrus crispus : see Irish

moss.

Chone, EC. 8-911 (A-B2).
Choneplax 6-250b.
Chones, tribe 9-698c.
Chones (of sponges) 25-721d.
Chonotes 4-360c ; Carbonifer

ous 5-311b ; Devonian 8-

128a ; Ordovician 20-237c ;

Silurian 25-1 lOd.
Chong 3-847C.
Chong-ju, Kor. (N.W. of

Phyong-yang) 15-156 (D7).
— , Kor. (S.E. of Seoul) 15-

156 (E8).
Chongone, mt., Br.C.Af. 4-

595d.
Chong-phyOng, Kor. 15-156

(E7).

Chongs, tribe 2S-4b.
Chong-son, Kor. 15-156 (F8).
Chong song, Kor. 15-156 (FS).
Chong tang (T'ang), Chinese

emperor 6-192d ; 6-909c.
Chonp-tokai, Turkest. 6-168

(Dl).
Chong-wi, Jap. 15-156 (E10).

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Instruction* given on Page I.

CHLA-CHRI

*< \...

Cfcefj. dtot. Port. K.Af. 25-

Oip-nhoe Namgye (raja) 25-

-''>..

<1i..pl : srvShl-leoge.
cb, .i.iiii, nv.. llnu. 4-440JB8).
CHOPIN. FREDERIC FRAN-

cols 9-2«Ha : 21-473C ; 21-

572a; liiw-hV influence 3-
26b ; harmonic style 29-

.' t .' ' • .
Choplnr.: lee Patten.

Jean : tee Jean de

Chopmlst. hill. R.I. 23-249

Choppln (measure) 29-480b.
( ttopra, India 14-382 (Ft).
Chops (Doling) 4-341a.
CHOPSTICKS 9-269a.
Ctioptank. Mil. 17-SS8 (H3).

— . rivTSd. 17-828T (O3) ; 17-

Chopunnlsh. tribe : tee Xei

Perces.
Cnonur-aUk. pa«K, Tnrkest. 9-

188 (1)2) ; 15-940a.
ChopwelU Dnr. 9-412 (I. K3).
Choquette, Dr (novelist) 5-

Chor, mt., Asia 25-123a.
Chora, dtot,, Samoa 24-llflo.

— , church, Constantinople 2-

CHORACUS 9-269a : 8-492d ;

prize at Dlonviila S7-288b.
Choral. India 14-376 (F-O8).
CHORALE 9-269a: 14-197b.
Choral mosio 19-78» ; Handel

19-7 8c,
Chorasmla. Ada : an Ehwar-

. .• *• ^ .
Chorazln. Pal. 29-609 (D3) ;

ll-iO.Vj; 5-251b: Christ's

condemnation 15-3534.
ChorbaJI 15-lSlc,
Chorbat, pass, India 14-376

'

.

Chord (math.) 7-1 37b; Ptol-

emy's table 22-619C.
— (music) 7-137bt 19-77b ;

13-2. ; Inverted 22->s74d.

.
Chorda donalis : tee Koto-

chord.
Chordae tendlneao 13-130a;

13-131c; 27-932a.
Omrdal epithelium 14-2474.
— skeleton : tee Notochord.
Chordaria l-591a (flg.).
Chordata 27-1048b ; 9-329a ;
25-173a; afflnl ties 13-24 7 d;
claeilflcation 27-379d, 27-
I84e ; gill-clefts S-237c, 14-
243a; nervous system 27-
1040a-
Chorda tympani 19-396a; 3-

tMd,

Chordeiima 18-4714.
Chnrdciilnldac 18- 17 Id.
Cliordile!il2-164d.

jetue (vtrginlanus) : tee
tit-hawk.
odes 19-383b.
Chordotonal organs 2-844.
Cb..r.Mdirt.)S-y.-..-.,-: 15--J7.-..1.
tee St Vitas' Dance.

. staff of : «•<• Choir-staves.
Chonres. FT. 10-778 (H4).
Chor Olen. India 1S-S86C.
CHORIAMBIC VERSE 6-2694;

27-!

CHORICIUS 6-2694.
Choric metre 27-10434.
Charier. Nicholas 28-464 ; 3-

•'

• vllll 21-69I<L
. Z»-l

•a-iio.

1 11-4144.

19b.

6-270

Ctj.tkr.aie>. 9-41<l (II. 113).
CHORLCYT L«n». i-STObi

19-139 (CS); r.illon7-SM4h
Ctiorleywood. HerU. 19-942

(li.irlli.n Ilrook. rir,

IT- ,»p).

ninrliim • ruin • Hardy.

19-139 (D3).
— upon-Medlnck, Lanea. 17-

34A(map): 17-5 40a.
CHORLU. Turk. 9-'.'70b ; 17-

— . rir., Turk. 9-270b.
Chornaya. riv.. Roam. :

Chemaya.

Choro (dance) 4-77Td.
Chorobates 1-3426.
ChoroUldawali 8-492(1.

ITOe.

— (dancing) 9-270c.
Choroldal flmuro lO-93d.
Chorold artery 2-6660.

— coat 10-U2a.

— gland 19-940.
Choroido-retlnitls oentrall-i 10-

•te.

Chorold plcxtu 4-398b.
Chorokh, riv.. Arm. : tee

Chunik Su.
Chorolque. mt., Bol. 4-167

<H4); 1-9630 ; 4-168b;

mine 22-209O.
Choron, EtJenne 22-77 Id.
Chorophylake 7-420c.
Chorotega. tribes 18-33id ;

pottery 1-813 (PI. IV. flg. 3).
Chorrera, Cu. 13-771).

— , Pan. 5-678 (C7).
Chorrillos. Peru 21-264 (B4) ;

16-689b ; 21-27Ka ; battle

(1881)6-161c.
Chore (god) 25-230d.
Chonon (of Toulon*') 27-100<l.
Chortakis, Q. 12-.v.'4d.
Chorton (iniudc) 21-A61b.
CHORUM, Asia M. 6-270o ; 2-

7BO(F2).
CHORUS (In drama) 9-2700 ;

8- l.S8b ; l-272b ; Sophocles

2S-425b.

— (In music) 9-270d ; 2-629a.

— (musical Instrument) 9/
270d.

Choryn (artlirt) 15-lS4a; 15-

18S (Pi. VIII. flK. 26).
CHOSE (lnw)6-271b.

— in action 6-271b; 14-2c ;
chattel personal 9-9a. 21-
256b ; debts assignable 7-
905d, 24-64a.

— In possession 6-27 Ic : 14- 2c;
chattel personal 9-9a, 21-
IMb.

— local 6-27 lb.

Choser, riv., Nineveh : tee Hu-

Mt,

Chose transitory 9-27 lb.
Choshl, Jap. 15-156 (Mil) ; 15-

159d.
Choshu, proT., Jnp. 15-204b ;

15-266ti ; 15-2:!9b : 15-86b.
Choska, Okla. 2O-58 (F2).
ChosMalal, An. 2-462 (B4) ;

19-427a ; 20-9000.
Chosro-Antioch, Babylonia 9-

27 Id.
Chosroes (of Armenia) 12-S65d.

— (of Parthla) : tee Osroes.
CHOSROES I. (of Persia) 9-

27 Id; 21--.-.':tb ; 12-89Sd ;
Athenian philosophers 25-
13Sa, 15-600C, 13-242c ; Col-
chis InvadtMl 6-662d ; Enh-
thalite* defeated 9-680a ;
history compiled 19-397b ;
Eavadh I. 15-700d : Just-
inian's hostilities 15-eOOd.

— Il.mf Per8la)6-272b; Alep-
po taken l-542a; Asia
conquered 2-7 60c : Cteal-
phon palace 3-197c,21-223d;
Kgypt occupied 9-90b ; Her-
acllus's oampatens 13-31 Ob ;
Blra kingdom 2-264a ; Jeru-

> U-33H

i •

invaded 29-

2-4734.
t) 9-27 14.

•i

,.li 10-1930.
. Kl>.

TftT iCJTrf-Sio!'

1 1 • i

I i- .76 (k-l.A). i '

ii, II..IM 14- ::.'• ' 1>7(.
CHOTA NAGPUR. .I.-,!.. Indln

.
M

3- 10-

unda race 19-»c.

rn

— NA.
273d ; 20-ltllii.

— Tawa, ri».. India

14*381

— I 'lUlpur. state. India 23-

Choteaa, Okla. 29-48 (Fl).
i Eotobor. \'.-. 3-i .IP.'I.
tet 12-7 : lb.

, dia 14-376 < D.I).
L-hotlall. llal. 14-376 (C4) ; 4-

II, Ituss. : tee Khotln.
21-783a,

Chotuchow. Oer. 11-808 (Fl).
. '...'.i- i/ : I. ,,i!:.. 1741 3-i"..
ChoUen, Aus. 3-4 (El).
Chouaguen. fort, N.Y. : tee

1 •- A i V '-

CHOUANS 6-272.1 : ll-166a.
'. Mi-durd 28-7 I.'.. 1 ; 18-

442b ; 18-OOOd.
Choudrant Bayou, riv.. La. 17-

44 (Bl).

Chouette (diet.) 8-844C,
Chough 7-4120.
Chonkhl. mt.. Asia 5-553a.
ChoukoUkl, cape, RUSS.A-. 25-

10 (02)7
Chou Kung (mathematician)

2--":',.
Choulouk (Bey of Alexandria)

16-483C.
Choumara, Francois Marie

Theodore 10-6894.
ch.iunicque Bayou, riv., La.

17-54JA3).

Chous (measure) 28-484b.
Ohou-sin (Chinese emperor) 9-

192d.

Chouslngha 2-91d ; 21-34b.
Chouteau, Pierre 21-491b.
Chouteau.Mont.l4-276(C-D2).

— beds : tee Kinderhook beds.

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (D-E1).
Chovevi /.ion 28-988a.
Chow, China 6-168 (K3).

— . kingdom. China 18-1124 ;

9-196a; 9-193a.
Chow (chron.) 9-3174.
Chow (dog) 8-3744; 8-374

Chowaling, Asia 14-376 (Dl).
Chowan, riv., N.C. 19-772 (Fl);
8-929C.

— Co.. N.C. 19-772 (Fl).
Chowbent, Lanes. : tee Ather-

ton.
Chowder, bay. N.S.W. 26-278

(C-D2); 26-280a.
Chow dynasty 6- 193a ;6-196a ;

9-907c; 19-192u.
Chowghat, India : see Chan-
ghat.
Chow - kla - k'ou, China 13-

9484.
Chow-King Fu, China 9-168

(14).
Chow-kiinR (Chinese emperor)

8-193a.

Chow Li (rel.) 23-68b.
Chow-ngan, China 6-168 (K5).
— , bay, China 6-168 <K4).
Cbowra, 1st., Ind.O. : tee

Chaura.

Chowrl (diet.) 28-898b.
t.'hiiwriiiKliev, street, Calcutta

4-982a.

Chow-toe-te-po-shl 15-316c.
Cliow-tuiiB-1- u, China 6-168

(O4) ; 6-178b.

Chow-yang, China 6-168 (K4).
— -vang Fu, China 6-188

(Iv 1 ).

— -yang Pan, lal., China 9-
168 (L4).

Choya Shimbun 15-17 lr.
Choyle Creek, riv., Okla. 2O-58

(Cl).

Chozurs : trr Khazars.
CTioii, riv.. E.Af. 6-914C,
Chrabr (monk) 25-231c.
i hian (Frankiah ktag! 6-v.7.i.
Chrastian. Boh. 22-8940.
Chreachain, mt., Scot. 24-418

.

Chree, Charles : declination 17
371d: maimet'c disturbances
17-384a, 17- :77c ; magnet-
isation 17-.141b; shafts In
machinery 17-1 014b.

Chrematistal 9-46a.

rhr, Af. I aw

1-Uloi

CHRE8MOO

RAPHION9-173^
: arc QafoU (peoulo).

. rtoHtSr «£

27ub; ll-117a.

!•••) 1-447.-.
M-6394.
(•Iir*i.ei, iNcapoliUn geoeral)

CHRETUEN DE TROYU 9-
; 11-11.1.; 17-11/9.;
ArtliurUu romances 2-8s4a ;
l story 12-3200 ; Lance-
lot 19- 1 .'> Ic ; Perceval poem
21-md. 28-7744.
Chrellrns : tee Cagota.
CHH1SM 9-2734; baptismal
use 9-328o ; ooronatlon 7-
188a ; king's evil cured 15-
818d ; preparation 17-90ib.
Chrtaman. III. 14-304 (K4).

.nn, I'M. liii \erl8-383a.

•1. 14-422 (C8).
Chrlmm (veil) 9-273d.
riiri«u-, lak.-. -.Af. 27-1 87b.
CHRIST 8-274a: tee fuHJur

.l-.-u-.

Chrii-t, KrIU 24-40IS.

— , Johann Friedrich 19-496d.

— , WILHELM VON 6-274a.

— (naturalist) l-743o ; 21-

rsob.

— (Cathar title) 20 - 961d ;
4-119C.

ciin-i. order of 15-884d ; 29-
498d ; 13-297a ; Braxllian
branch 15-867 b.

— , Poor Enlgbts of : m Tem-
plars, KniKhtx.

CHRISTADELPHIANS9-274a.
( 'lir.-t IMIIV, Oer. 11-808 (O2).
Inirch, Cambs. 9-424

(IV. CD.
CHRISTCHURCH, Hants. 9-

•-'Tlb; 9-420 (III. D4);

church 10-469a, 2-417c, 19-

62b.

— , Monm. 18-729C.
CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z. 8-

274c ; 19-624 (D4) ; 19-618a.
ChriBtchiirch, bay. Hants. 9-

420 (III. D4) ; 7-93a.
Christ Church, Boston,

4-29 la,

— Church (cathedral). Dublin
8-619a ; 2-IOId; 22-963C ;
2-91 la.

— Church (college and cathed
ral), Oxford 20-407c ; 1-
693d; 8-5 18c: Fell's build-
ing 10-2400 ; hall 27-960c ;
library 16-553d ; Tom gate
ll-428a.

Chriatchureh Park, mansion,

Ipswich 14-738d.
Christ Cross Row (horn-book)

13-70Sa.
Christensen, HJalmar 19-81 80

— , Captain 21-964c.

— , Jens Christian 8-39b.
Christensen, isl., Antarc. 21-

MCb.
Christerbauliche Jesnjgeaell-

schaft 12- lb.
" Christ Ilealinc the Sick "

(picture : Rembrandt) 23-

rab.

" Christ Healini; the Sick "

(picture : West) 28-434b.
Christian (of Anlinlt) ll-847b ;

4-i:iOb ; ll-59c.
CHRISTIAN (of Itrunswick) 6-

279b : 11 - 848a ; 20-443c;

in Thirty Years' War 26-

553a,

— I. (of Denmark. Norway and
Sweden) 8-:ind : 19-8091) ;
26-19»c: (.'<>i>enhagen uni-
versity founded 7-97a ; order
of the elephant 15-863a ;
Srlileswlft-Ilolstein question
24-.!36b; Scottish relations
15-140b, 20-281a.

— II. (of Denmark. Norway
and Sweden)6-274d ; 8-:iln ;
26-199d; Amager colony 7-
'.|x i.

— III. (of Denmark and Nor-
way) 0-276a; 8-31c; 28-

rwo.

— IV. (of Denmark and Nor
way) 6-276d ; 8-33b ; Eng-
lish relations S-906d. 4-72."c :
Lapp tribute 16-20.'>c, 19-
80»b; Thirty Years' War
ll-858a,29-843d.

— V. (of Denmark and Nor
way) 9-27 7d; 8-3id : 19-
809c : 5-929a ; ordere
founded 15-863a : statue 7-

— VI. (of Denmark and Nor-
way) 8-36c ; 7-96d ; l-97d.

— VII. (of Denmark and Nor-
wav) 8-278a; 8-36d ; "
104;!d; 5-741C,

bp.) 26-«77b.

— (<rf tem-Kianiberf) 9-l38a.

— I. (o« fturoor) 24-1700 ; 19-
i • . 11-- :•

— II. /of tenor) ll-847bj
24-2700.

— (Albert: of Bonleswlg.HoI-
£ • is-:-;-,.

— (Aucttsto.: o< gthla»»H-
BofiUm-Oottorp) 1-1J id.

— AYKTi..? *«*•"*•«*

stein) 9>581a.

— (of H4>nderburg-Angn«ten-
burg) 8-38a.

— . Edward 19-S87d.

— . Fletcher 4-i9b : 21-4594.

— , Thomu •-ASM.

— .WILLIAM 9-279a; 5-«J9c:

Christian, cape. Cut. S-160

— . M..' fan. 2O-11 4 (D2).

- IV ..i.|.. <;ni-n. 12-443 (E6).

" Christian VIII. " (ship) 8-

SMa.
"Christian IX." (ferry) 24-

C-brirt'lana (of Mecklenburg-

-• -

Christiana. Del. 17-818 (HI).
— . Pa. 21-106 (H7).
— . S.Af. 28-466 <G6>.

— Creek. rlv_ De£ 17-8t8
(Hl):29-6»0b.

Christian and Missionary Afli-
ancel»-488a.

ChriMm Boftitl 5-127C,

Chrbrtianborr. Uo.CM. : ttt
Christlansborg.

Christian Brothers : tee Ignor-
ant ine*.

— Brothers' College. Ho. (St
Louis) 24-24b.

Christianburc. Ky. 15-740

ii .'I.
Cbrirtlanbury Cntc. mt.,

Cnmb. 9-412 (I. c|).
CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC

Church 6-279C.

— Catholic* ll-771a: 29-244C:
tee alto Old Catholics.

Cftrfaft • ' Wan 4--.:j.|.
Christian Co.. 111. 14-304 (C4).

— Co.. Ey. 15-740 (A4); 13-

— Co.. Mo. 18-KOS (C4-D4).
CHRISTIAN CONNECTION 9-

,.
Christiancy, Isaac Peckham 5-

- So,
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR

Societies 6-279. ; 6-Uld.

— era 6-31 3c;8-284d.

— Faith Society for the West

I: & - 18- -7!..

Christianneld. Maffr. 16-486D.

( hristian flg : tee I'rirkly pear.
>ni. W..Or. 12-424 «;4).

CHRISTIANIA. Nor. 9-2794;
19-804 (D3J; coasting •>
603b ; drunkenness 29-487 ;
flrea lO-401d; history 19-
81 Ib. 19-81 3c; librark-. 16-
576b : museum 28-66a ; ob-
servatory 19-9S9a ; uni-
versity 27-768b.

— Fjord. Nor. 19-800a: 1*»
804 <D3).

(hnilitm /nsrrvctor 24-464b.

< '.r -i:aniti- : srr rhllllpslte.

CHRISTIANITY 9-1804 : an-
cestor-worship contracted 1-
948d ; comparative method
of study 29-7 83a ; erred* 7-
392b ; divorce law modified
«-336a; drama 8-iOOb. 9-
614c; education 8-944a;
Kiq-ptlan sources 9-43b ;
ethics 9-820b; farting 19-
19.-,a, 2-718c: flue arts 10-
373c : free will controversy
2B-G49C, 8-ll.lc; Gibbon's
attack 11-933S. ll-934c ;
Gnosticism 12-147a ; Heb-
rew priesthood. Influence on
22-3»lc ; Hellenism 13-«40b;
ll-.WOd : histonotrrarl'J 13-
529b:Hu'

17-407c. 17-4188 : Kabba-
lah adduced In support 15-
6>ld; libraries, early 19-
548b ; miracle* !S-57!a ;
mlssiona 18-483c ; mytb-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

175

CHRI-CHUR

ology 19-128d; Neoplaton-
isml9-374a; Pauline contri-
butions 20-954a ; poetry 9-
liOSa. 14-lSlb ; Roman law
influenced 23-569d ; Roman
theatre 26-736b ; serpent-
legends 24-6810 ; slavery 25-
220b ; sociology 25-323C ;
syncretism 26-292d ; Tolstoy
26-1060a: wills 28-654d ;
women (status) 28-7S3a ;
Zoroastrianism 21-221a : see
aim Jesus Christ, Christ-
ology, Church History, Theo-
logy, separate churches and
subject headings.

Christianity as Old as the Crea-
tion (Tindal) 26-999a ; 4-
750b.

Christian Life and Work
organisation (Committee on)
24-465d.

— Literature Society for India
27-118b.

— Literature Society for
China 27- HSc.

Christian name 19-159a.

Christian Observer 28-631C.

Christian O'Conarchy 14-771a.

Christianos : see Caeots.

Christian persecutions : Arabia
2-2640 ; 2-266c ; 5-48d ; Car-
thage 5-430c ; Damascus
massacre 7-785a ; Decius 7-
913b. 5-430c ; Diocletian 8-
280b ; Domitian 23-219a ; in
Egypt 9-89d, 9-89c ; Esna
9-771o ; Galerius ll-400d,
13-453d ; Gaul 10-S03b ;
Japan 15-230a ; lapses under
5-4310 ; Marcus Aurelius 17-
695b, 24-404a ; Pliny'scorre-
Bpondence 21-84od ; Shapur
II. 21-222b ; torture 27-73d,
4-59d ; Vandals 27-S84d.

— Quakers : see Keithians.

— Reformed Church, U.d. 23-
23c ; Holland 13-594a.

Christians, CO., Nor. 19-804
(C2) ; 19-S03a.

CHRIST1ANSAND, Nor. 6-
291a; 19-S04 (B3).

Christiansbonr, Go.Cst. 12-203
(B-C4) ; l-125b ; 12-204b.

— , palace, Copenhagen 7-96d.

Christiansburg, O. 20-26
(B-C4).

— , Va. 28-1 18 (B3).

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 6-291a ;
1O-135C.

Christiansen, C. 8-316a ; 13-
155c.

Christiansfeld, Ger. 8-24 (B3).

Christianshaab, Green. 12-543
(E4); 12-.U7a.

Christ ianshavn, Copenhagen 8-
24 (E3) ; 7-98a.

Christiansminde, Den. 26-
175c.

Christianso, isl., Den. 4-264d.

Christian Socialism : anti-
Semitism supported 2-136c ;
in Austria 3-3 Ib, 3-35c ; co-
operative societies assisted
7-84a ; Crowley 7-515a ; in
Germany ll-888a, 25-305a;
Kingslev 15-817d ; Maurice,
F. D. 17-910b ; Mun, Comte
de 19- la : papal attitude 23-
496a.

— Social Union 28-538b.
Christians of the Universal

Brotherhood : see Douk-

hobors.
Christianstad. W.I. 28-544

(E3) ; 23-1019d.
— , Swed. : see Kristianstad.
Christiansten. N'or. 27-305C.
CHRISTIANSUND, Nor. 6-

291c ; 19-804 (Bl).
Christian Union, The 25-973a.
Christian Vernacular Educa-
tion Society for India 18-

587b.
" Christian Virgil " : see San-

nazaro, Jacopo.
Christian Witness, The: see

Present Testimony, The,
Christian World 19-5630.
Christian Tear (Keble) 14-

196c; 15-7100.
Christie, Jonathan 8-641C.
— . RICHARD COPLEY

291d.

— , Robert 5-166a.
— , S. H. (electrician) 9-186b ;

28-584a.

— , T. (missionary) 28-966a.
— , Vilhelm Friman Koren 3-

772d.

— , W. A. K. 6-255a.
— , Capt. 21-239b.
Christie, bay, Can. 5-160 (H3).
Christie's, Art Sales at : see

Art Sales.

Christie's Hole, Scot. 24-855b.
Christina, St 4-179c.

— (of Denmark, Norway and
Sweden) 7-98c.

— (of Hesse) 21-3SSa.

To make full use of this Index It is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1,

Christina (of Holstein-Gottorp)
5-927C.

— (Eberhardine, of Poland) 2-
9 Ilia.

— (of Savoy) 17-713b : 24-
255b.

— (of Spain : regent 1833) 25-
556d ; 23-281a.

CHRISTINA (of Spain : regent
1885) 6-2920 ; 25-561a ; 12-
210a.

CHRISTINA (of Sweden) 6-
291d ; 26-203b ; Descartes
8-83a ; Filicaja 10-:; I -Jd ;
Vatican library 16-571O.

— (of Tuscany) 18-39b,

— (Mirabilis) 25-918d.

— (Stumbelen) 25-918o.
Christina (negress) 18-744b.
Christina, fort, Del. 7-949c.
— , lake, Minn. 18-550 (B4).
Christinaham, Del. : see Wil-
mington.

Christine, N.Dak. 19-780 (H3).

Christineberg, Swed. 25-9:!.">
(A2).

Christine de Pisan : see Pisan,
Christine de.

Christinenstadt, Hung. (Buda-
pest) 4-734b.

CHRISTISON, SIR ROBERT,
Bart 6-292d ; 6-370a.

— , Robert 5-540b.

Christliche Gewerkvereine 27-
147b.

Christliches Burgrecht 26-
254d ; 26-255a.

Christliche Vereinigung (1529)
27-781C ; 26-254d.

Christlich-Sozial Arbeitvercin
ll-S88a.

Christmas, Lee 13-651d.

Christmas, Fla. 10-540 (E3).

CHRISTMAS, isl.. Ind.O. 6-
294b ; 17-466 (Bo) ; 28-188d.

— , isls., Pac.O. 20-436 (K4) ;
l-818b ; 20-438a ; British
acquisition 4-609a ; phos-
phates 21-476a.

— , lake. Ore*. 20-242 (E4).

CHRISTMAS 6-293a ; 2-570c ;
3-888c : 9-697b ; legal holi-
day 26-95C : Lord of misrule
18-580a; St Nicholas 19-
649a ; vigil 28-59c.

— Daisy : see Aster.

" Christmas oratorio " (Bach)
5-209a ; 20-162c.

Christmas Plays : see Nativity
plays.

Christmas Prince (play) 8-
525b.

Cliristmas rose 13-235b ; 13-
770c ; 22-8960 ; 18-SSa ;
flower 10-569d (fig.).

CHRISTODORUS 6-295a ; 2-
95a.

Christodoulos 23- 1 M,i.

Christodulus, St 20-929b.

Christen1 Crutzer : see Crutzer,
Christoff.

Christol (French antiquarian)
2-115a.

Christology 15-348a ; 26-7 74d;
26-776a; 26-7 76d ; Adopt-
ianism l-212d, 2-570b: Ana-
baptist l-905a ; Apollinaris
the Younger 2-183D ; apolo-
getics 2-193c ; Arius 2-542d;
Bogomils 4-119b ; Chalcc-
don Council 5-803a ; Congre-
gationalism 6-933b ; Ebion-
ite 8-84-2(1 ; Ephesians 9-
672a; Gnosticism 27-853d,
27-855b ; heretical sects 13-
359c ; Hierax 13-453b ; ho-
moiousian controversy 2-
543c ; 2-825d ; Ignatius 14-
294b ; John, First Epistle of
15- t.'i id ; John of Damascus
15-448d ; Logos doctrine
16-919c: Lutheran 26-
780d ; Marcionite 17-692c ;
Martineau 17-799d ; Mon-
arehian 18-686b ; Mono-
physites 18-732c ; Monothe-
lite 18-7:'. ta: Nestorius 19-
411a ; Origen 20-273a ;
Orthodox Eastern Church
20-334a ; patristic 6-334a ;
Patripassian 23-964a ; Paul-
ician 20-961b ; Paul of Sa
mosata 20-958a ; Pauline 20-
941d, 20-954b, 6-283d ; II.
Peter 21-296d ; RitschI 23-
368b : Sabellian 23-963c ;
Schultz 24-383a ; Schwenk-
feld 24-393c; Socinus 25-
321d. See also Jesus Christ,
Theology, Church History,
separate sects, &c.

Christomanos, Anastasios 12-
527a.

Christophe, Ernest 24-509b.

— , General 4-354c.

CHRISTOPHER, ST 6-295b ;
19-24a.

— I. (of Baden) 3-185d.

— I. (of Brunswick-Wolfen-
biittel) 4-iUlc.

Christopher I. (of Denmark)
27-842a.

— II. (of Denmark) 8-30a ; 24-
336a.

— III. (of Denmark, Norway
and Sweden) 8-30d ; 26-
199c.

— (of Greece) 11-7 4«d.

— (of Haigerloch) 13-576O.

— (of Mytilens) 12-523b.

— (of Oldenburg) 8-31c ; 20-
72b.

— (of the Palatinate) ll-59a.

— (of Salamanca) 24- t'.iSa.

— (of Wiirttemberg) 10-829C •
28-858a; 27-568o.

Christopher, 111. 14-304 (C6).

— , Wash. 28-354 (G-H4).

— , lake, Austr. 2-960 (D4).

Christopherson, John 8-518d.

Christophite : see Marmatite.

CHRISTOPHORUS (pope) 6-
2C5c.

CHRISTOPOULOS, ATHAN-
asios 6-295C ; 12-525c.

Christoval, Tex. 26-690 (G4).

Christowschtschina 20-962a,

Christ's College, Cambs. 5-91d.

" Christ's Entry into Jeru-
salem " (picture : Haydon)
13-lllc.

CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, 6-295d;
l-21d; 24-371d; archi-
tecture 2-439c, 2-420b ;
endowment 12-7 Kill ; Lamb,
Charles 16-104a.

— Hospital, Abingdon l-63d.
CHRISTY, HENRY 6-296a ;

27-498a ; 16-224O ; Dor-
dogne discoveries 2-115a, 2-

— , S. B. 5-22b ; 18-1560.

— and Co. t>. Tipper and Son
(1905) 27-130b.

— incubator 14-361b.

— Minstrels 21-726d.
Chrobacyja (Chrobatia), ano.

dist., Eur. 21-902c ; 11-834

(map).

Chrobati : see Croats.
Chrochilaicus : see Hygelao.
Chrodegang (bp.) 5-190d ; 5-

519c; 7-615b.

Chroin, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2).
Chroisg, Loch a. lake. Scot.

24-412 (C2).
Chrolta : see Rotta.
Chroman 22-695b.
Chromanil black 8-747b.
Chromates 3-912c ; 6-297a ;

pigments 21-599a : see also

Bichromates.
CHROMATIC (music) 6-296b ;

13-9d ; Greek 19-73c.

— aberration l-59a ; 5-124b.

— audition 7-567c.

Chromatics (light) 16-609d.

Chromatin 22-477d ; in hered-
ity 7-716a; growth 7-717a;
in plant cells 21-766d.

Chromatium 3-1 66c.
Chromatophore 21-765d ; 6-

735a; of Batrachia 3-527a.
Chromatopsia 24-195C.
Chromatrope slide 16-187a.
Chrome alum 6-298b ; l-767c;

16-7470.

— black, blue, &c. (dyes) 8-
750a.

— Butte, mt., Ariz. 2-514
(C3).

— diopside 8-289a.

— garnet : see Uvarovite.

— green 8-750a ; 6-297c.

— ironstone : see Chromite.

— mica : see Fuchsite.

— ochre 6-297o.

— prime 8-750a.

— red 8-750a ; 3-912d ; pre-
paration 16-319c ; 21-599a.

— steel 14-809a,

— tanning 16-341C.

— tungsten steel 14-809b.

— yellow 8-750a ; 8-751d : 3-
912d.

Chromic acid 3-912o ; 6-297a ;
in voltaic cell 3-532c.

— bromide, &c. : see Chrom-
ium bromide, &c.

— iron : see Chromite.
Chromides : see Cichlid.
Chromidia 10-628d ; 10-632a ;

22-483d; in bacteria 21-

772b.

Chromididae : see Cichlid.
Chroming 26-706b.
Chromis : see Tilapia.
CHROMITE (iron ore) 6-296c ;

18-506b.

Chromites (salts) 6-297c.
CHROMIUM 6-296c; 6-63a ;

in steel 2-5790, 25-1019c ;

stereoisomerism of 25-894d.

— acetate 6-297c.

— alloy l-708b ; magnetiza-
tion 17-345a.

— • ammonio-salts 6-298b.

— bromides 6-297o.

— carbides 6-298b.

— chlorides 6-297d.

Chromium cyanogen com-
pounds 6-298b.

— .emerald oxide of : see
Viridian.

— fluoride 6-297d.

— hydroxide 6-297a.

— iodide 6-297C.

— nitrate 6-298b.

— nitride 6-298b.

— oxides 6-297b.

— oxychlorides 6-297<L

— oxyfluoride 6-298a.

— phosphate 6-298b.

— phosphide 6-298b.

— sulphates 6-297O.

— sulphide 6-298a.

— thiocyanates 6-298b.
Chromo, Colo. 6-722 (D4).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (D4).
Chromodoris ll-523a.
Chromogen (dye) 8-746a.
Chromogens (chem.) 8-753d.
Chromo-lithography 16-786a ;

16-788a.

Chromomero 13-350d : 23-
127o.

Chromone 22-694c.

Chromophore 6-70d.

Chromophorous group 8-753d.

Chromophyton 1-591D.

Chromoplast 21-766b.

Chromoplastid : see Chroma-
tophore.

Chromo-radiometor 28-888b.

Chromosome 7-7 14b; conju-
gation 7-719c ; differentia-
tion 7-717a, 7-719d; division
7-714d ; gametic number 7-
717o, 18-119C ; heredity 21-
770d ; plant mitosis 21-
767d ; m reproductive cells
18-llGa, 23-129a; Weis-
mann's idants 13-:ioOd.

CHROMOSPHERE 6-298c ;26-
85c ; 26-89b ; observation
8-8880.

Chromotrope 8-746a ; 8-751a.

Chromous acetate, &c. : see
Chromium acetate. &c.

Chrom-sulphuric acids 6-298a.

Chromulina l-591b ; 10- Iliiid.

Chromulineae l-591b.

Chromyl chloride : see Chrom-
ium oxychloride.

Chronica Bohemorum (Cosmas
of Prague) 7-214h.

Chronica Oentis Scotorum (For-
dun) 4-343a.

CHRONICLE 6-298c; 13-530a;
Anglo-Norman 2-33a; Baby-
lonian 3-101d ; Catalan 25-
589d ; Dutch 8-720b ; Eng-
lish drama 9-618c, 8-519d,
8-522b ; English metrical
9-610b ; English monastic
9-521d ; French ll-118d,
ll-121b ; German ll-785d ;
Hungarian 13-924d, 13-
925c; Italian 14-903a, 8-
503b ; Portuguese 22-156d;
Roman 16-260a ; Spanish
25-580a ; Welsh 5-640c.

Chronicle of John JUalalas 3-
750c.

Chronicle of King Manoel (de
Goes) 12-1 Ma.

Chronicle of the Emperor Clari-
mundo (de Barros) 3-439a.

Chronicle of the Morea 7-552a.

CHRONICLES, BOOKS OF 6-
299a ; date 3-861b ; De
Wette on 3-862c ; Ezra and
Nehemiah 10-108a ; genea-
logies 11-574C ; literary
structure 3-854d ; Midrash
in 18-420a ; place in O.T.
history 20-614d ; Psalms,
relation to 22-535d ; Targum
26-422c.

Chronicles of England, Scotland
and Ireland : see Holinshed's
Chronicles.

Chronicon Dunense 12-22A.

Chronicon Pascliale : see Pas-
chal Chronicle.

Chronicon Scotorum (MacFir-
bis) 5-631b

Chronique de du Guesdin 11-
116b.

Chronique de Jacques Lalaing

Chronique de la Princesse
(d'Arras) 15-298b ; 18-lOlc.

Chronique de Reims 11-1 19b.

Chronique d' Outremer (William
of Tyre) 23-500b ; 7-551b.

CHRONOGRAPH 6-301d ;
longitude ll-611d ; revolv-
ing drum 25-446c.

Chronoaraphia (Sigebert of
Gembloux) 25-60a.

CHRONOLOGY 6-305d ; As-
syrian 3-101o ; Biblical 3-
868b, 27-810a, 7-806d ; Clin-
ton's Fasti 6-529d ; Egypt-
ian 9-7 7c ; Hindu chrono-
logy : see that heading.

Chronometer 19-292a ; com-
pensation 28-365a ; errors
26-1600 ; Harrison's 13-

23d ; Le Boulenge's chrono-
graph 6-303b ; longitude
26-986a ; nautical surveying
26-154a; travelling rate 26-
986a.

Chronometer escapement 28-
363d.

Chronos (myth.) 5-849d; 9-
753o.

Clironoscope 19-730b.

Chroococcaceae l-585d.

Chroococcus 16-58id.

Chroolepus l-596d,

Chrothildis : see Clotilda.

Chrotomys 23-443c ; 21-393C.

Chrotopterus 6-243d.

Chrotta : see Crowd (mus.
instr.).

Chrovati : see Croats.

CHRUDIM, Aus. 6-318c ; 3-

Chrypfls, Nicoltus: see Cusa-

nus, Nicolas.
Chrysalide 20-508a.
Chrysalis 16-467a.
Chrysamine 8-?47b ; 3-756a.

— milling orange 8-750a.
Chrysammic acid l-720a.
Chrysamoeba 10- Kiiiil.
Chrysanilino l-155b.
CHRYSANTHEMUM 6-318c ;

13-769b : Japanese emblem
10-l(ilu.
— , order of the 15-867c.

— carniatum 13-7 66c.

— frutcscens : see Marguerite.

— head (football badge) 10-
623d.

— leucanthemuin : see Ox-eye
daisy.

— segetum : see Corn Mari-
gold.

CHRYSANTHIUS 6-3190.
Chrysaor (myth.) 12-257b ;

lightning personilied 11-

909a.
Chrysaora 24-525a ; 24-521b

(figs.); 24-523b.
Chrysaoros, Apollo 2- 1 Sic.
— , Demeter 7-981a.
Chrysapha, Gr. 12-424 (D3).
Chrysaphius 23-512d ; 23-

522b.
Chrysarobm2-320c; 23-273b;

23-2 7 3c : use in psoriasis 22-

543d.
Chryse (myth.) 7-829c ; 24-

680a.
Chryse, Asia M. (Cappadocia) :

see Comana.

— , Asia M. (Troad) 27-316a.
— , isl., Aeg.S. 16-412c.

— (legendary isl.) 17-474a.
Chryseis (daughter of Chryses)

l-143c; 4-969a.

— (priestess of Hera) 2-481a.

— (wife of Demetrius II.) 7-
983a.

CHRYSELEPHANTINE 6-

319c.
Chrysemys 27-69b ; 23-174o ;

28-1012d.

— picta : see Painted terrapin.
CHRYSENE 6-319d.
Chrysenic acid 6-319d.
Chryse Ilegio, anc. kingdom,

India 4-843d.

Chrysididae : see Ruby wasp.
Chrysin 12-143a ; 22-742b ;

22-694d.
CHRYSIPPUS (philosopher) 6-

319d ; 25-943a ; l-106c ;

Ilerculaneum MSS. 13-343d;

Lucian 17-102d.

— (Gr. legend) 21-76c; 2-
876d.

Chryso. Gr. 7-467a.
Chrysobalanoideae 23-723d.
Chrysobalanus Icaco 10-5 7 Ib.
CHRYSOBERYL 6-320a.

— cat's-eye: see Oriental cat's-
eye.

Chrysocephalus, Macarius : see
Macarius Chrysocephalus.

Chrysocheir (general) 20-960a.

Chrysochloridae : see Golden
mole.

Chrysochloris 14-643d (fig.) ;.
l4-644b ; iridescent colora-
tion 17-522a; teeth 17-524b;
vertebrae 14-638d.

Chrysochroa fulgidissima 15-
163c.

Chrysococca, Georgius 12-
522d.

Chrysococcyx 7-610a ; 18-
435o.

— basalts 15-286d.

— lucidus 3-974a.
CHRYSOCOLLA 6-320b ; 7-

103b.

Chrysodomus 11-51 7a.
Chrysoidine 3-81o ; 8-746d.
Chrysoketone 6-319d.
ChrvHoIampis mosquitus 13-

88 7 d.

CHRYSOLITE 6-320c ; 6-320a.
Chrysolophus 6-170d.
Chrysoloras, John 6-320d.
— , MANUEL 6-320C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

176

To make lull use tit thl* Index It It ennentlal to read the
Instruction* given on I'agc I.

CHRI-CHUR

lr*rol-

— , Turk.A». : tit Scutari.
CHRYSOPRASE 6-:>2Od.
Chrytoprasiui 6- li la.
Chry«txjulnonc 6-3 ivd.
Ctuyiorrhoas (theologian) : «w

John of I >ama -

,.. j^ . Kg Ma
.. u . 24--:>. ..I.
...OM. ST JOHN 6-
o»la: on Christmas «-393c:
on Epiphany 9-896a: on
fooharist 9-873b ; Litany
prooMdotw H-ll5d. II-
183* ; mfcwiouary college
18-384a: on oaths 19-94 la ;
palimpsest of 20-633C ;
preaching 22--Ji; Ml.
Ckrysostomus Dudiilacus 15-

IMb.

Cfarysothemis (legend) l-:iR.ld.
Chrjrsothrlcldae : tee Mar-

moset,

Chrvsothrix : tee Squirrel
monkey.

— Jacob u.t : tee Marmoset,
common.

— nciurca : tee Squirrel mon-
key.

Chrysot.U- 2-7 Ho: 24-676a.
Chrrsotinae2O-M>l.
-

.
Chrysler's Field: battle(1813)

7-345b.

Chrysymenia l-593b (flg.).
Chnan6w, Ana. 8-4 (Fl); 11-

Mfb!
Chreanowakl. Albert 14-9 13d ;

15- in.

— , Jan Samuel 15-443b.
Chthonla (festival) 7-OSla.

— . Demeter (goddess) 7-
y-l. i.

Chthonlan deltkw 24-573a ;
serpent symbol 2-l»4c, 24-

Chthonlldae l-309a.
Chthonlus 2-:i()9a.
Chu. China (Ngan-hul) 6- IBS
ikn.

— .China (Shantung) 6-1BS

~ , < M II I

-. Chi

— . China (Szo-chuen) 6- 168

— , Fr.I.C. 14-498 (El).
—.riv.. Turkest. 17-420 (D3) ;

24-«17.1 ; 26-.>04a.
Chual 15-253b.
Chuaka, E.Af. 18-95Tb.
Chualar. Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Chuallalch, mt., Scot. 24-418

(Cl).
Chuanchow-fu, China : tee

Colnchew.
Chnang Tzu 6-226c.
Cfanan-lo. China 6-168 (C.5).
Chuan-ping-ting, China 6-ins

(HSX.

Chuarta20-584d.
Chub, lake, N.Y. 19- '•

.K-K2).

CHUB (ftsh) 6-322b ; l-29d.
Chubar-kul, lake, Ross. As. 27-

420 (D2).
CHUBB, CHARLES 6-322b ;

23-995h.
—, Jeremiah 6-322b; 16-842C.

— , John 6-322b.

— , THOMAS 6-:i22o ; 7-935d.
Chubil Khan 16-lOOa.
Chubranovlch, Andreas 24-

•9M.
Chnbukhly, Cane, 23-874 (II.

D3).
Chubut, riv^ Arg. 1-462 (C5) ;

CHUBUT, territory. Arg. 6-
322c ; 2-462 (C5) : 2O-90Oc ;
area and population 2-401d.

— Colony, Arg. 2-468 (C5).

n,.,ra6-ll«.l.

Chu-cheng. China 6-168 (K2).

Chuehengpha l-773c.

Chn-chl. China 6-168 (H3).

Chu-chlng Fu. China 6-168

19-8754.

ChodM ! MV ObiMM*

Chodlelch, James 7-1821..
OBBh. Der. 9-l.t". (VI.
Ei)i molocy S-lSlh. 17-

[Mb : -• ' . • . • -t- .- .
— . Ta«.8«-438(Ill).
Chu.ll.-Uli liin.-,l.,,,.-8-l26d.
Chudov. convent, Moceon 18-

..

< IIH.I..VO. Rnss. 13-872 (D8).
i'li i.Nkoy.-. lake, Uum. : trr

In- : fee Tchuolche.'

< 'h'ui-ii ch'ang, Clilna : tee

Kinn.

Chuon-shan, China 6- 1 r, -
Chnetaa 9-383c.
Chuff (hrirk) 4-.-..-.M.
Chufut-Kaleh, i:»^. 3-229c.
Chugach. nits., Alsk. 1-472

(13); l-473a.
Chuginadnk, isl., Aleutian Is.

1-172 (K5).
Chu-guku. <li>t., Jap. 15-2040 ;

geology 15-ltinh.
CHUGUYEV, HUMS. 6-323a ;

23-S74 (I. F2).
ChugAvater, Wyo. 28-874 (II I).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-S74
(G-II4).

Chugwatcr group 27-G31d.
Chu-hang (imi'.n 23-JS9d.
Cliu-hi (philosoplier) 15-170b.
Chu llsi (historian) 6-22od; 6-

im.

Cliui 15-211a.

Chu-Ili, nits., Turkest. 27-120

(E3); 26-9101) ; 27-Il'Jli.
Chuirn. mt., Scot. 24-418

(B2).

Chul-si-sze, Clilna 6-1BS (14).
Clm-jcn 6-1 7Gc; 6-1-11..
Chujo 15-21 la.
Chukairol, mt.. Jap. 15-150

(B15).

Cliukar : tee CTiikor.
CHUKCHI (Chukrhos) 6-323a ;

13-87 4b : death custom 7-

899a ; Ilrperboreanx 14-

200a; infanticide 14-51 6a.
Chukchut, mts., Roas.As. 27-

430 (02) ; l-758d.
Oiukh. int.. Arm. 2-565 (D2).
Chukhioma. RUSH. 23-M72 (F4);

15-919a.
Chukhnl : trr K-thonlans.

< liukhontMi : srr Esthonlana.
Chu - Kiang, riv., China 6-

168d.

Chu-kia-to, China 6-168 (114).
( Lukliikniuit Eskimos 6-323a.
Chu-ko Liang 6-195b.
Chukor : tee Chikor.
Chill, ili^t., Afi;. 20-IJli-; 1-

30Sb.
Chula, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (( .

— , Va. 28-11S (D-E3).

Chill i-CTion-Clao, order of 15-

MTd.

Chulahoma, Miss. 18-600 (Cl).
tliulak-akkan, int., Turkost.

15-940d.

— . riT., Turkest. 27-347h.
CHULALONGKORN (of Jjiam)

6-323C,

Chulban. riv.. India 3-843d.
Cliulcha. Tal.. RUSH. As. l-758d.
Chulilla, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
Chulmla, Eur. : arc Hene-

, Der. 9-430 (VI.

E2).

Chulo (diet.) 4-789d.
Chii-lu. (liina 6-l«< (K2).
<1iulucana«, Peru 21-BS3h.
Chulym, riv., Ruas.As. 25-10

(D3); 28-91. r>n: 19-944b.
Chulym, tribe 26- t48d.
Chulyshman, riv., Ruas.As.27

420 (O2).

— . ral.. Rnw-Aii. l-758d.
Chnmaks 19-692c.
Chu-mar, riv., Tib. 6-168 (E2);

26-1I-1;,,-.

Chnma.«han 14-454h : l-81
Chnmay. bay, Fr.LC. 14-49S

(F.-P35.
Clinmba. Cordillera do. mU.,

Peru 21-264 (C4).

CHUMBI VALLEY, India 6-

>i S*V

tlSffll Rapid*. W.Af. 6-

CM9)b'ul. mi . Culom. 6-T01
'. . 1'IMU.

. : tet cbambal.
flhwn-«bwB. pans. Tlt» 6-Hit

nStp. (tarAW.Af. M-i'i'i

draw*, riv.. Cap* Gil. : ~'

...u-uii. did.. India : tre

«.A«. 25-1"

l»ko.*ilnm.A>. 17-

2- U7a.

Chun (father «if K«antr-«u) 6-
'•-

— (half-brother »t K«nng-»ui

:o; 6-2090 ; regency

6-211..
—.Carl U-9AGu : plankton

net 11-721.1: on .•Miihoiin-

pEon 14-1 ,uh. 14-1 .:.!.
Chun. Clilna 6-108 (13); pot-

lory 5-7 45b.

CHUNAR (Chunnrghur), India
6-323d : 14-376 (K7).

Chun rustle. Corn. 7-183S,

Chunchanga, riv., Peru : tee
r .. ...

Cliiln Chi Ch'n (Chinese coun-
-il) 6-182d.

CA'un Ch'iu (Confucius) 8-
224c; 6-91 lo; Tso K'iu-
ming 6-907 d; English ver-
sion 6-212.1.

CHUNCHO, tribe 6-324a.

Chunchnla, Ala. 1-460 (AS).

i 'hunchnnga, riv. : tee Imaaa.

Chundari 25-142c.

Chunda Sahib : tee Chonda
Sahib.

Hum dwp, Atl.O. 2-855d.

Chunder Son, Keshuh : tee
Kesluib Cliunder x-n.

<-|.iiii.likkulam, fey. 14-382
(115).

Chung, China 6-168 (H3).

Cliunga burmelstert 24-668c.

Chungar, Koh-l, riv., C.Asia 3-
182b.

Cliung-chen, China 6-168 (L3).

Chuug-fliing. China 6-168 (G3).

C'hung-chong, eastern, prov.,
Kor. 15-156 (F-G4 and E8).

Chting-hou-so, China 6-1G8
(Kl).

Chung-how (Manchu states-
man) 6-201a.

Chung-hwa, Kor. 15-156 (D7).

Chung-k'ang6-192d.

Chung-kl (calendar) 6-317.-.

CHUNGKING, China 6-324a ;
6-168 (114); 26-319b.

Chung-lo, Oiina 6-16.S (K5).
•-mo, China 6-1 GS (13).

(liung-ngun. China 6-1 68 ( K4).

Chung-pu, China 6-168 (112).

< ii'intr-fang (title) 6-182d.

Chung-tien. China 6-168 (F4) :
L.-. ••'!.. -\ 6-lT.i.i ; tr.i.'.i- r..ui.-
26-922C.

Chung-tsung 6-195d.

ciinng-tu, China (Chihli) : tee
Peking.

— , China (Shantung) 6-909a.

cniung-yang. Ctiinu 6-168 (14).

Chung-i/ung (Tic-sze) 6-91 la.

Chunhuhub, site, Yuc. 5-678b.

Cliunian. India 16-H2a.

Cliuniberi, count of Berry 3

me,

i •hunikii-biirl 15- 17-. I.
Chunka-gompa, China 6-168

(F3).
chunky. Miss. 18-GOO (C-D3).

— Creek, riv^ Miss. 18-600
(D3).

chunnonugga, mts., Ala. 17-

6l8d.
(liunya, riv., RUSK. As. 25-10

ChUo (measure) 28-491C.
Cliu.i-yonen-gakko 15-211a.
Chupadera \lesa. plain, X.Mex .

19-.V."' (HI-:; i.
Chupah 28-4910.
rimpak M-491c.
Chupan 21-227a.
Chupanga, Port.E.Af. 25-tfifi

Oh).

ra.pt., W.T.28-.'.44(B4).
CHUPATTY6-3241>: 14-447c.
Chunra, India : tre Chopra.
CHUPRIYA, Scrv. 6-324b ; 24-

686 (C2).
Chuqnlapo, riv.. Bol. : ace Pas,

Rio de la.

Chuquitiamba, Peru 21-27 2a.
(Tinqulchoca, Bol. : tee Sucre.
Chnquisaca, Bol. : tee Sucre.

'•

U-lTSa.
f». •"• <^OM.

> I aaj.l.

<tiura (luml (Induu r«j«, 17-

- .

a»»»nl (distort) JO-1.-.3I,.

CMHSSjSBa, trihw IS-i;*..

on alman-

•g*_»'Ti!° /.-*>***" i. «"»
••Mi It- 1 . •
•Mil MM cinnamon

I I- -tonowwk

ZnSSjP^fjfS'J '"'
JffBgllcK EDWIN 6-

. i.KOIK.l. KAIll. 6- If4 :

.1. K. 11-iHla.
. 8IH RICHARD (I7H4-1873)
•-:«.',«; 12-l'J.V; bricand-
an suppranied 4-565b ;
1'axo reduced 14-710b.
.RICHARD WILLIAM

(dean) 6-325c : 19

church Lane*. 16-i:iu (HO;
16-UOa.

: tee EfftUhay.

CHURCH n.ullding) 6-3/Sb ;
Abywinlan l-X9b ; Bntan-
tine 2-388a. 4-»07a ; Coptic
1-381 b; early Chrtetlan 2-
388a ; Gothic 1-401 b foil. ;
mural decoration lt-23r ;

.,:-.. • .: .,• .... 20-:-.:' I : Bfll

anesque 2-397a. Hre olio
Hound churches ; Cathedral ;
Basilica.

— (community) 6-327c: •>
•Me: 6-:. ::;.•: bod] <*< hrM
9-672a ; Calvin's view 5-76b :
charity 5-Hfl9a; church fund
as poor relief 5-872a : early
Church 13-.V.'0<1. 13-3C9a ;
ecclesiastical Jurisdiction 8-
85 d, 8-8C6d : Gnostic In-
fluence 12-l.'>7d ; historic
tradition IS - 537a : In-
fallibility doctrine 14-51 Ic :
Justinian's ecclesiastical
policy 15-599d : monarchy
influenced by 18-687a ;
nation-church conception 9-
354c ; Pagan customs 23-
»78b ; peace efforts 21-.'.l» ;
primitive organization 21-
29Gb, 21-2970 ; religious
persecution, rise of 13-36 la ;
Hitachi's view 26-7S2c : Ro-
man Empire's relations 9-
348c, 9-3.'.lb. 18-757C. 5-
611a ; St John's Gospel 15-
45Ba ; St Paul's conception
20-U38d ; scholasticism 24-
347a; state's relation with,
tee under State. See alto
separate churches.

— (law) 6-326b : applause in
l-223a ; brawling in 4-437b;
burial in ll-332c : cost of
erection 4-764d ; dedication
Of 7-918C, 16-677a. 23-60d ;
faculty for alterations 10-
123a; French law (1905-
1907) 10-K91d. 10-928d ;
images In l4-328d: legatee
for charities 6-878a ; pew
rents 21-338d ; repairs 5-
832o : seats U-338c; succes-
ataBM-6a: theatre 16-736c.

Church ales l-5:i8a ; 28-G12d.
< 'hurch and King riot* 3-988a.
Church and the Ministry (Gore)

12->55a.
CHURCH ARMY 6-3i9d ;

93oo.

— Association 9-4421).

— , Aamciatlon of Friends of
the 13-729b.

Church Bay. Ire. 7-159 (map) ;
22-7 4 la.

— llridire, Stafh. 15-7S8 (Al) ;

— Rroughton, Derby. 9-416
(II. IM1.

(liun-h Kulldlng Acta l-24.tb ;
20-S24C ; Sunday obaerr-
ance 26-9.'xl.

— Building Socle tv 9-4 Sic.
Churchbury, Mdx. 9-4"
fhurrH Catrt*i*m. ErpotiHcm

of (Clarke) 6-446c.
fliurch Cohhatn. SUIT. : tee

Oobham. Church.
CHURCH CONGRESS 6-:ttOa.
rhurrh-Covrnani Idea, The

(Borraire) 6-930b.
Chnrchcreok. Md. 17-828 (O3).
Church DbTlnllfie Act (1840)

6-979a; 8-88Sb : (1860)14-

5B9c; (1892)4-2d.
Churchdown. Olos. 9-420 (III.

12-1330.

Church*, tribe : ttr NQchlh.
Church Eaton. Staffs. 9-416

(TI. C4).

— Kiid. Mdx. 16-942 (D2) ;
10-3230.

4) Act (1904) 17-
-Wood to JWM Chrh* U-

Cboreh
4 Ota.

CHURCH inrroRv

H:t}.
KoclWy 7-

,(

later Sfc-M9e. 11-419?, U-

37»d. flee nUn I'apacy ami
Information 7 If
Church Boh>, care. NotU. u-

•-;•

Cftvn* Htrmmarv, Tkr 24-lflid.
.11. Arabella 1S-12M.

— . CHARLES a- «•„ ; .luictm-
tlon example l-«97b.

— . John : tre llariborongk*
let duke of.

- .LORD RANDOLPH
Henry Spenoar «-34«a ; 9-
5781, ; M-75b.

— , Sarah : tee Marlbonmch.
.< . . |Q|

— . Sir Whwtoo (d. 168S) 17-

— , Wliwton (norelM) l-840d }
19-497d.

- . Winston (•tatoonan) 9>

(tiiirclilll. Can. : tre Fort
Churchill.

— . Oa. 11-752 (B3).

— . Oxon. 9-420 (III. D3).

— , 8om. 9-4:0 (VI. Ol).

— , Word. 25-758 (A2).

— . cape. Can. B-160 (L4).

— , harbour. Can. 5-160 (1.4).

— , lake. Me. 17-434 («).
CHURCHILL, riv.. Can. *.

347c ; 6-160 (K4) ; 24-225

<]>•-') ; 13-853a.

Nov. 8-8 (D-E2).
CHURCHING OF WOMEN 6-

347c ; 3-366b.
Church in the Raman Empire

(Ramsay) U-288b.
Cliurch Lads' LSrigade 4-?56b.
Churchland. Va. 28-118 (F4).
Cliurchman. \V. H. 4-7 Id.
Church .Visionary Society 18-

586d; 9-453a.

— music 19-75b : anthem 2-
93b: choir 6-260d : Council
of Trent 20-627 b ; early
Church 14-1 82a; Emtli«h
19-7>"a, 14-191b; I.uthrr's
hymns 14-188a; maMn 17-
849c; plalnsong 21-705d ;
Protestant 20- IK Id.

Church Oakley. Hanta, 9-420

(III. E4).
Cliurch of England : tee Kn9>

land, 1 he Church of.

— of England Temperance
Society 2C-381C ; t»-580b.

— of England Zenana Society
18-588d.

— of England Zenana MJaaton-
arv >,.,„!> 18-. -7, .

— of God 23-24e ; 28-729a.

— of Jema Chrirt, Member*
of : tee Hedrickltea.

— of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints : arc Mormons.

— of Mount Sinai : tee Sinai.
Church of Mount.

— of Scotland Mission Boards
18-.'tS7h.

— of the Disciples 6-444d.

— of the Martyrs : tee jiele-

Stxan.*™. N.T. 7.

— Patronage Act (Scot.) 24-
465c.

(liuroh Point, Can. 19-8300.

— Point. La. 17-54 (B3X
CHURCH RATE 6-348a7
(liurch Road. Va. 28-118

(BSfc

— Rock*. Bur. : tee St John.
Chiurh Service Society (Scot.)

6-779b ; 24-4C5C,
Churchs Ferry, N.Dak. 19-780

(El).
Church Slavonic : tee Slavonta

Church Stoke. Wales 9-4S8

(V. ES).

Churclmtow, Dev. lS-R15d.
Church Stretton. Salop

(III. Bl) ; 24-lb20d.

,"or Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

177

CHUR-CITR

Church Temporalities Ac

(]8J3)14-790d; 8-67a.
Church Times 19-563C.
Churchtown, Ire. (Cork) 14

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instructions given on Page I.

744(C4).
-, Ire. (We

— , Ire. (Wexford) 14-744 (E4)
— , Lanes. 16-139 (B2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (H6).
Church View, Va. 28-118 (F3).
Churchville, N.Y. 19-596 (C2).
— , Va. 28-118 (E2).
CHURCHWARDEN 6-348b

4-2d ; nonconformists 19-

736b.

— (pipe) 21-633d.
Churchwood, Humphrey 3-

375b.
CHURCHYARD, THOMAS 6-

348o ; 9-6180.
CHURCHYARD 6-349b ; laws

4-823a ; London reforms 5-

659b.

— beetle : see Black beetle.
Churdan, la. 14-732 (C2).
Chureki, Jap. 15-156 (B14).
Churia Ghati, mta., India 14-

376 (L-M6) ; 19-378d.
Churinsa (anthropol.) 27-81a :
l-947a; 23-ti-lb.

— nanja 10-162c.
Churka (mech.) 7-301e.
CHURL (ceorl) 6-349d.
Churn, riv., Glos. 9-420 (III.

D3); 26-723b.

CHURN 6-350a: 7-752b (flg.).
Churnah, isl., Bal. 14-376

(A-B7).

Churnet, riv., Staffs. 25-757b.
Churni, riv., India : see Mata-

bhanga.
Churn-owl : see Goatsucker,

common.

Churoyan, tribe 1-81 Id.
Churras (in irrigation) 14-84 Ib.
ChurnS Moyele, mt., Br.E.Af.

4-601 (B2).
Churriguera, S. (architect) 27

MSa.

Churruk (festival) 15-641a.
Churrus : see Charas.
Churston Ferrers, Dev. 0-430

(VI. F3).
Churu, India 14-376 (F5) ; 3-

929a.

Churubusco, Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— , Mex. 18-347a.
— , riv., Mex. 18-346b.
Churuck : see Churruk.
Churuk Su (Acampsis, Boas),

riv., Arm. 2-565 (Cl) ; 23-

874 (IL B3); 2-757d; 5-

547a.

— Su (Lyons), riv., Asia M. 2-
758a.

Churwalden, Switz. 12-609C.
Churwell, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
Chusa (Jap. army) 15-21 la.
Chusau, archip., China 6-168

(L:i>.
CHUSAN, isl., China 6-350a ;

6-168 (L3).
Chusan daisy 6-31 80,

— palm 20-642d.
Chu-shan, China 6-168 (13).
Chushul, China 4-387d.
Chu-siung Fu, China 6-168

(Gt) ; 28-946d.
Chusovaya, riv., Russ. 23-872

(14); 21-174.1.
Chusovsk. Russ. 23-872 (14).
Chuspa 6-GUd.
Chusquea 12-377b.
Chust, Turkest. 27-420 (D4) ;

10-27 Ib.

Chusuug, Cor. 22-741b.
Chute, C. (Speaker) 25-615C.
— , Dame Margaret : brass

(1614) 4-435 (PL II. fig. 5).
Chute, Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4).
CHUTE (diet.) 6-350b ; 10-

41 la,
Chutia Nagpur, div., India :

fee Chota Nagpur.
Chutias, tribe 16-94d.
CHUTNEY 6-SSOc,
Chu tsate 4-243C.
Chutturpore, India : see Chhat-

arpur.

Chutu, tribe 14-625b.
Chutuktus (officials) 16-100a.
CHUV ASHES, tribe 6-350c ;

5-.J48b ; 23-S74b ; language

10-390C, 8-199b.
Chuwaha, lake, Aby. : see

Stefanie.
Chuy, riv., Braz. 4-440 (B7) ;

27-805d.
Chuya, plat., C.As. l-758b.

— Alps, mts., C.As. 27-420
(G2); 1-758C.

Chuyai, dist., China 12-822a.
Chu-yai, isl., China : see

Hainan.
Chu Yuen-chang : see Hnng-

wu (Chinese Emperor).
Chuzu, Rhod. 25-466 (Kl).
Chwang (Chinese noble) 15-

634d.

Chwang-tsje : see Chnang Tzfi.
Chwan-siang Wang 6-194b.

Chwee (language) : see Tshl.
Chwolson, Orest Danilonitsch

18-277d.
Chyang Chub Gyaltshan 26

927 b.

Chydcnius, Karl 2S-710c.
Chydoridae 9-657c.
Chydorus 9-657d.
Chyfonie : see Hurdy-Gurdy.
Chyle (mod.) 20-925b ; tape

worms 26-4 lOa.
Chylurial5-786a.
Chymosin : see Rennet.
Chypotong, mt., Bur. 14-382

(P9).

Chyr6w, Aus. 3-4 (H2).
Chytawa, Ger. : sec Zittau.
Chytra (zool.) ll-515d.
Chytri, Cyprus : see Kythrea.
Chytri (festival) 2-93d.
Chytridiaceae ll-336d ; 10-

407d.
Chytridineae ll-338a ; 11-

336d; 20-525d.
ChytridSum ll-338a.
C.I. (abbr.) l-27c.
Ciabrus, riv., Bulg. : see Tzi-

britza.
Ciaia, Angelo della : see Delia

Ciaia. Angelo.

CIALDINI, ENRICO 6-350c.
Ciales, P.R. 22-124 (Al).
Ciamberlani, A. 20-508d.
Cian (Irish myth.) 14-7580,
Ciani : see Gipsies.
Ciar (Irish chief) 15-758d.
Ciaran, St 14-760c ; 5-624b ;

Clonmacnoise 6-555c.
Ciarcanul, mt.. Hung. 3-4 (13).
Ciarla, Raffaello di 22-907d.
Ciarraidho, tribe J5-758d.
Ciartres : see Langlois, Fran

cois.
Cibalae, Asia M. : battle (314)

16-587C.
Cibao.mts^ Haiti 12-824 (B2) ;

12-824d.
CIBBER, CAIUS GABRIEL 6-

350d.
— , Charlotte : see Charke,

Charlotte.
— , COLLEY 6-351a ; 8-529a ;

censorship l-853d.
— , Susannah Maria 6-352b.
— , Theophilus 6-352a ; 3-
-

Cibicu Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544

<C3).
Cibin, mts., Hung. 3-4 (H4) ;

27-212a.

— . riv., Hung. 27-21 la.
Ciblesiu, mt., Hung. 27-212b.
Cibo, Giovanni Battista : see

Innocent VIII., pope.
Ci-bodzo (dialect) : see Ci

podzo.

Cibola, Ariz. 2-544 (A3).
- — , Seven Cities of, Mex. : see

Zaiii.
Cibolo Creek, riv., Tex. (trib.

Grande) 26-690 (C6).

— Creek, riv., Tex. (trib. San
Antonio) 26-690 (16).

CIBORIUM (arch.) 6-352b ;

l-762a; Byzantine 4-908a.
Cibotium (fern) 27-235b ; 13-

M*.
Cibotus, AsiaM. : see Apamea,

Phrygia.

— , harb., Egy. : see Kibotos.
C'iboule : see Welsh onion.
CIBRARIO, LUIGI, count 6-

352c.
Cibritza, riv., Bulg. : see Tzi-

britza.

'ibta, Mor. : see Centa.
Cibyra, Asia M. 23-648 (E3) ;

8-279b ; coins 19-889d.
Cibyrrhaeots, (naval div.) 23-

524a.
CICADA 6-353a ; 13-260c ;

16-857C ; head 13-258d, 13-

419b (figs.) ; in Himalayas

13-475b ; in Japan 15-163d :

jaws 13-258d (fig.) ; nymph

13-261b(ngs.).

— septemdecim 16-975c.
~Mcala( Turkish ofllcial)27-450c.

licciano, It. 15-4 (CO).

Cicco di Cola (capt.) : see Cola,
Cicco di.

CICELY (bot.) 6-353b.

^icemethorn, hundred, Wilts.
28-G99b.

Jicendia ll-601d.

Cicer arietinum : see Gram.

CICERO, M. TULLIUS (106-43
B.C.) 6-353c ; on the Aca-
demy l-106a, 2-658c ; casu-
istry 5-486a; Catiline 5-
534a ; charity 5-865c ; Clp-
dius 6-553e ; colometry in
texts 25-916b ; Deiotarus 7-
933b ; De Jocis Cicerania 1-
902b ; dogma 8-381b ; ethics
9-823d ; Lucretius 17-107C,
17-109c : literary import-
ance 16-260c ; Manilius t/-
581a; Orelli's edition 20-
251d; philosophical terms

6-449b ; political career 23
G42d, 9-725b ; Renaissan
study 6-452d (foil.) ; rhc
torical works 6-355b, 22
761o ; Rullus 23-825a
Scaliger 24-283c ; style 16
253c, 22-431d, - 14-879d
theism 26-752b ; transla
tiona from Greek 27-183d
Verres 27-1038a ; villas 27
487a, 10-668b, 17-1 lOa.

Cicero, M. Tullius (b. 65 B.C.
6-3GOa.

— , Q. Tullius (c. 102-43 B.C.
6-359d ; campaigns in Gau
l-795a, 4-940b ; satyr
drama 8-494d.

— , Q. Tullius (c. 67-43 B.C.) 6-
3GOb.

Cicero, Ind. 14-422 (E4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D2).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(F4).

CICERONE (diet.) 6-360b.

Ciceronianus (Erasmus) 6-
453d; 24-283C.

CICHL1D 6-360b ; 14-268a
26-5450.

Cichlomorphae 20-324d.

Cichoraceae 25-3d.

Cichorium Endivia : see En-
dive.

— Intybus : see Chicory.
Cichorius, C. 23-4 7 5a.
Cichyrus, Gr. : see Ephyra.
Cici. tribe 28-168a.
Ciciliano, It. 27-234a.
Cicinal cyme : see Scorpioid

cyme.
Cicindela sylvatica : see Wood

tiger-beetle.

Cicindelidae : see Tiger-beetle.
Cicinnobolus Cesatii 28-95a.
Cicinnurus regius : see King

bird of paradise.
CICISBEO (diet.) 6-360d.
Ciclatoun (fabric) 12-201b ;

28-452b.
Ciclopi, isls., Sic. : see Scogli di

Ciclopi.
CICOGNARA, LEOPOLDO,

count 6-3GOd.
qcognini, G. A. 8-505d-
Ciconia : see Stork.
Ciconiae 3-977b ; 10-475d.
Ciconiidae : see Stork.
Ciconilformes3-973b; 3-977a;

20-325b.

Ci-cuambo (dialect) 3-360a.
Cicuta virosa 25-87 7c.
Cicysion, Gr. 9-279a.
'id, Le (Corneille) 7-163d ; 1-

lOOd; 25-583b.
CID, THE6-361b; 25-579a.
';idacos, riv., Sp. 25-530 (DI) :

16-921d.
Cidade de Minas, Braz. : see

Bello Horizonte.

— dos Reis : see Natal, Braz.

— Velha, C. Verde Is. 5-253
(map); 5-255b.

Cidaridae 8-881b.
:idaris 7-4 18a ; 8-873b (ng.) ;

15-570a.
l.lanmlu 8-SSla.
:IDER 6-362d.

— tax (1763) 4-877d; 6-4a ;
repeal in Devonshire (17GG)
13-157b.

Cidra, P.R. 22-124 (B2).
T'idycssus, Asia M. 21-544a.
-'.I.E. (abbr.) l-29a.
.'iechanow, Russ. 21-929 (C2) ;

21-848d.
I'iechocinek, Russ. 21-929

(B2).

Cieco of Ferrara : see Bello,
Francesco.

iego de Airla, Cu. 7-595
(D2).

'ienega, mt., Tex. 26-690 (D5).
— , mts., Tex. 26-690 (C6).

— de Macho, riv., N.Mex. 19-
520 (E-F4).

ienegas de Coipasa, swamps,

Bol. : see Coipasa, Cienegas

de.
Cieneguilla Creek, riv., N.Mex.

19-520 (Gl).
IENFUEGOS, NICASIO AL-

varez de 6-364a ; 25-585b.
CIENFUEGOS, Cu. 6-364b ; 7-

595 (Cl).

— , bay, Cu. 7-595 (C2).
~?ienkowski, L. (botanist) 19-

105b.

Cienkowskia 19-105d.
Cierfs, Switz. 26-242 (13).
Ciergrnon, Belg. 16-494d.
Cierium, Gr. 12-440 (C-D1).
Cies, isl., Sp. 28-62b.
"'ieszkowski, August 21-929a.
Jieszyn, Aus. : see Teschen.
CIEZA, Sp. 6-364c; 25-530

(E3).

— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Cifuentes, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Cigala of Genoa 14-898C.
CIGAR 6-364d ; 26-1040a ;

Dindigul 8-275a; Havana

13-77d ; Key West 15-769b

Lunkas 15-837d.
Cigar Divan 8-325d.
Cigarette 6-364d ; 26-1040b

Egyptian 9-28a.

— beetle 26-1038a.
CIGNANI, CARLO 6-364d.
— , Felice 6-365a.

— , Paolo 6-365a.

" Cigogne " (submarine) 24

921b.
CIGOLI, LODOVICO CARD

da 6-365a.

Ci-gomo : gee Ci-shuna.
Cigudosa, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Ci-hlangano (dialect) : see Cl

shangwo.

Cikola, riv., Dalm. 7-772d.
Cilaos, spring. Reunion 23-

Cilcon '(Cilcain), Wales 9-428

(V. El) ; 10-522a.
Cilcounin, Wales 9-428 (V

C3).
Cilfaesty, mt., Wales 9-428 (V

Cilfodon, Wales : see Bethesda
Cilgerran, Wales 9-428 (V

B3) ; 21-Slc.
Cilhepste, waterfall, Wales 12-

CILIA 6-365b ; 7-712 (flg.) ,
structure and movements
22-482C, 10-465b.

Ciliary ganglion 19-395c.

— ingestion l-887b.

— muscle 10-92a.
CILIATA 6-JCSb ; 14-561a; 14-

559b (flg.) ; conjugation 14-
559d (flg.).

Ciliated epithelium 9-705d : 7-
712c(llg.).

CILICIA, dist., Asia M. 6-365b ;
2-700 (E4) ; 23-648 (F3) ;
23-649 (F3) ; Aramaic in-
scriptions 14-6190 ; Armen-
ians 2-566b; coins 19-889b;
Crusades 7-532a ; Evagoras
9-9 59b ; Parthian invasion
20-442a ; Sargon 24-219C ;
.Sennacherib 24-647a; Slwl-
maneser 24-798a ; Caliphate
period, see under Caliphate.

Cilician Gates, pass, Asia M.
2-760 (F4); 2-757b ; battle
(193) 19-074b.

Cilician pirates 4-938c.

— silver fir 16-3470.
Cilician Taurus, mts., Asia M. :

see Taurus, Cilician.
Cilicia Pedias, dist., Asia M.
6-365b ; 2-757d.

— Trachea, dist., Asia M. 6-
365b.

Cilicium (cloth) 6-365C.
Cilioflagellata : see Dinoflagel

lata.

Ciliophora 22-488b.
CXpi, Dalm. 3-4 (F5).
Cilleros, Sp. 25-530 (B2).
CILLI, ULRICH, count of 6-

366b ; 3-7b.
CILLI, Aus. 6-366C ; 3-4 (D3) ;

19-748b ; rulers of 7-314b ;

Slovenian 3-:>2d, 3-34d.
Cilltean, Loch nan, bay, Scot.

24-412 (C:;).
Cilnii (family) 17-297a.
Cilo, P. Magius : see Chilo,

Publius Magius.
Ci-Ioze (dialect) 3-360b.
Cilrhedyn, Wales 9-428 (V.

B4).

Cilycwm, Wales 9-428 (V. D3).
Cirna, Gal. 5-8 (F4).
— , isl., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map).
CIMABUE, GIOVANNI 6-366d;

20-469a.

Ci-machinjiri (dialect) 3-360b.
Cima da Conegl:ano 3-703b ;

altar-piece 6-897c.
lima del Gelas, da Flex, &c. :

see Gelas, Flex, &c.
luna di Conegliano (painter)

20-480d.

li-mauanja 3-360b.
limandef, mt., Reunion 23-

20Gd.

Ci-maravi (dialect) 3-360b.
CIMAROSA, DOMENICO 6-

367d ; 20-122d.
limarron : see Symaron.
limarron, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
— , Kan. 15-654 (B3).
— , N.Mcx. 19-520 (Fl).
— , riv., Colo. 6-722 (C3) ; 6-

719a.
— , riv., Kan. and Okla. 15-654

(CS); 20-58 (El); 20-58a ;

15-654d.

— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (Fl).
— , N. Fork, riv., Kan. 15-654

(A3).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (A-B4).
limarron group (geol.) 21-

177d.

i-mazaro (dialect) 3-360b.
!imbaeth (Milesian king) 14-

758b.
'imbalom 8-f,52b.

Ci-mbo (dialect) 3-360b.
CIMBRI, tribe 6-368a ; 8-28a ;

defeat by Romans 33-638b,

11-829C.
Cimbrio Chersonese, penin.,

Den. : see Jutland,
Cimento, Accademia del : see

Accademia del Cimento.
Cimes Blanches, pass, Alps 1-

743d.
Cimex columbaria i see Dove-

cote bug.

— lectularius : set Bed-bug.

— macrocephalus : see Bed-
bug.

Cimicidae : see Bug.
CIMICIFUGA 6-U68c.

— f oetida : see Bugbane.

— racemosa : six Black snake
root.

Cimiez, Fr. 19-646d.

Cimini, mts., It. 15-5b ; 4-

Ciminian lake (Ciminus), It. :

see Vice, lake.
Ciminia, Via, anc. road, It. 5-

458d.

Cimitl, cape, It. 15-4 (F5).
CIMMERII, people 6-368e ;

Asia Minor 2-760a; Ionia

14-728a ; Lydia 17-158a ;

Median alliance 18-2 Ib ;

Phrygia 21-542d ; repre-

sentation in art 12-476d.
Cimolestes 7-4 18a.
CimoLornis 3-970c.
CimoLosaurus 21-837a ; 7-

418b.
Cimolos, isl., Gr. 12-440 (F4) :

see also Kimolos.
CIMON 6-368d ; 2-842c ; 7-

958d ; academy garden 1-

105d. See also Callias,

Peace of.

— (OF CLEONAE) 6-369e ; 20-
464b ; 5-719a.

Cimon della Pala, mt., Aus.

l-747b ; first ascent (1870)

l-749a.
Cimone, mt., It. 15-4 (C2); 2-

IGld ; 15-3b.
Cinachyra barbata 25-726b

(fig.).

Cinaedi : see Kinaidoi.
Cinaed Ua h-Artacain 5-630a.
Cinaethon (poet) 16-489a.
Cinaethus (rhapsodist) 13-

628b.

Ci-nanzwa (dialect) 3-360b.
Cinarca, counts of 7-200d.
Cinca, riv., Sp. 25-530 (F2) ;

2-313d.

Cinder, int., Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Cinchomeronic ac:d 22-691a.
Cinchona, Jam. 15-132d.
CINCHONA 6-;!69c ; 22-758a ;

Ceylon 5-781d ; India 14-

391b, 17-735a; Java 15-

291c; Mexico 17-916d;

Santo Antao 5-254d.

— bark (med.) 6-369d ; 22-
758e ; 18-49d.

— red22-756b.
Cinchoneae21-781c; 23-808b.
Cinchonidine 6-370c.

— sulphate 22-756C.
Cinchonine 6-370c.
Cinchoninic acid 22-7590 : 22-

75Gd.

Cinchonism 22-758a.
Cinchotannic acid 6-370c.
Cincia, lex 20-9^Ga ; l-241b.
Cinciano, It. 2-162d.
Cincinnati, Ark. 2-552 (Al).

— , la. 14-732 (E4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (D6).
CINCINNATI (Losantiville), O.

6-370e ; 20-26 (I-K7J ; con-
vention (1872) 27-720b ;
cotton trade 7-267c ; drunk-
enness 26 - 586e ; electric
traction system 27-122d;
housing conditions 13-826d;
newspapers 19-570C ; ob-
servatory 19-959c ; pottery
manufacture 5-759c ; time
st9re 16- 7 a.

Cincinnatian group (geol.) 11-
670d ; 20-2.i6d ; 27-G25d.

Cincinnati College of Music 6-
977o.

— Fre:ght Bureau Case (1897)
14-713b.

— Musical Festival Associa-
tion 6-37 2b.

— Red Stockings 3-459a.

— Society 15-878d ; ll-903d.
CINCINNATUS, LUCIUS

Quinotius 6-37 4a: 17-298a.
incinnatus, N.Y. 19-596

(D-E3).
incius Alimentus, Lucius :

see Alimentus, L. Cincius.

— Alimentus, Marcus : see All-
mcntus, M. Cincius.

inclare, La. 17-54 (a6).
CincKdae 20-SSOc.
>inclus : see Dipper.

incora, mts., Braz. 8-1 60e.
Cinctorres, Sp. 25-530 (E-F2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

178

To make full use of this Index It It citacntlal to read the
Instruction* gl\cn mi I'agc I.

CHUR-CITR

; -•

tVTOGRAFH COT to

Zt-.'.i>«<- ; K 1...I. ••HUM.
•01 86-n4»U : 4-94 Id.

i • , •w-sji

*1A »-S7Jb.
— maavot ••
Cinerary urns : ttt Uma
OnereotM oafto : s«Sca-
- vulture M-tttk.

°4lst.. Ft, 6-6»c.
l iis-ihum). It 6-
3750 ; 18.4(03) : 16-S6 ( 1)3).
Cingularia 80*5174.
dngulum. It. : ter Clngull.
Ctafulum (auaU) 4-397d ; 23-
: ..-

— (costume) 8-585a.

I',:, ,i,27-.-.:tl. ; Z3-1 7S .23-

CINNA. C. HELVIUS 6-375o.

— ( Magnus). Cn. Corneliu* 6-
37 5c.

— . L. CORNELIUS (coiwul) 6-

375o ; 23-6394.
— ,L. Cornelia* (praetor) 6*

Clnna (boy 12-373b.
CINNABAR (Cinnabarite)

376a ; 2-953a ; dragon'.

blood 8-471a; source of

mercury 18-156*,.

— moth 18-496b.
Clnnamenyl aldoxlme 22*7594.
C1NNAMIC ACID 6-37 6a ; 41-

bromlde22-449c.

— aldehyde 1-533*,

— ester 3-7570.
Clnnamomum 21-7 7 So ; 20-

55 la.

— camphor* : tee Camphor

— cassia 5-458c.

— .•!.». n 22-7 .:.:.•.

— Tamala 22-733C,

~— BCT lanlcum : ttc Cinnamon.

CINN'AMON 6-3780 : cultiva-
tion 5-782*, 12-S25b; geo-
logical age 7-417d; incense
14-349a. 14-353«. See alto
Qnnatnomum.

— bear 1-5004.

— , Chinese : tee Cassia,
—.oil of 21-141(1.
CINNAMON-STONE 6-3764 ;

8-.'S9a.
c.: • imot • ;• irthJan i. : -•> 20-

-71:, : 2--;.,l...
CINNAMUS. JOHN 6-3764;

tt-ttlh.
Clnnamyl alcohol l-533a.

— cocaine 6-615a.
CINNOLIN (Clnnolene) 6-377O,
Cinnyrimorphae 20-324.1.
dnnri - 26-:'-.'...
ClNODAPISTOIA6-377b ; 14-

901b : torture 27-77b.
Cl-nongi : tee Kl-ngonl.
CtDOSternldae 27-69a ; 27-68a ;

23-176*.
Ctnostemum 27*69a ; 23-Ki'b;

23-175a.

— odoratum : tee Mud turtle.

— pcnnsylvanicum 23-17.",.!.
Cinq Ccrf, Nfd. 19-479 (A3).
fin.ifoll (her.) 13-324C,
CINQ-MARS. HENRI COIF-

Bsr Ruz« d'Effial, marquis

de 6-377C.

Clnquantidme 10-S47a.
Cinque, W., Bur. 4-MO (B7).
CINQUE CENTO 6-:i774; 2-

4214 : 2-409b ; arabesque

2-J -. ;',.

. b jm |sa 7-T-J:"..
Clnquefoll (arch.) 10- 191 a.
Cinque Glornato : tee Five Days

Revolution.
Cinque Magpie, H (Manzonl

14-91 Id: 17-627a.
Cinquemlslla, Piano dl, plain.

It. 15-.Sd : 15-3c.
CINQUE PORTS 6-377.1 ; 19

SOId: admiralty court :

Admiralty jurisdiction.
Cinque porti, Dometday of

see Dometdau of Cinque

porfo,
Ci- ri.-'r.Tt- ]-,l.,;-. . ,-ty .,

B-6110.

Cinques (bcll-rinirlng) 3-691a.
Clntalape, Mex. 6-118a.
Cinthio : tee Glraldi. Giovanni

Battlsta.
Ointi. BoL : tee Camargo.

Ctoto, mt, Ooca. 18- 4 ( i

i •

EBjfen, I"°dro do ll-«3 i

il-'juTu ; rllorra

.
•t.6-379a; 88*530

., . • ' L'U- Ail

ig»o : tee cuona.
23- 1 7

-

I. Cmrto 86*S66a.
~ Isstisn Maria:

6-.724.
O..M1I" • 10-5340 ; 18-

Clona 87-383b ; 27-388d ; 2-
938a ; rogeneratlon of lost
.-i

Clone, Androadl : sr«Uroagna.

— . Here) d!2O*167b.

— , Lionardo (Nardu) 41 26-

i66l
•I..IK II « II- ,:.-..

Cloplea, Hum. 4-ltOo.

Clotat. Kr. : tee I.n CiotaU

Cluzn, riv., Sp. 20*5970.

'Ipangu : tee Japan.

"1-peta (dialect) 3-300b.

CIPHER (diet.) 6-3790 : tee
alto Cryptography.

.

i 13-7 lib; 17-67 8b ;

: 23-585C,
Clpos : tee Liana.
i il,i"-nliam, Bucks. 16-942

(Ir.'i.
CIPPUS 6-379c; Phoenician

21-456a; Roman 23-477c,

14-il.il. .

Clpres : tee CTIiiloc cypress.
CIPRIANI, GIOVANNI BAT-

tista 6-:<79c.
Clrasse (hUt.) 10-822b.
CIrcaea : tee Enchanter's

nlghUhade.
Clroaetus 8-790b.
C1RCAR 6-:isiKi.
Orcars, Northern 6-3SOa ; 14-

CIRCASSIA, dirt,. Cane. 6*
::

Circassians 6*380b ; Armenian
massacres 8-A680 ; Bulgaria
4-781d ; dictionary of lan-
guage 8-197C ; Egypt 9-
I01d,8-37a; exogamoux 10-
79d ; Russian Empire 23-
874b; Turkish Empire 27*
i:: .

CIRCE degend)6*381b ;Comus
6-S22C.

— (mollu«c)16-123d.

" Circe " (submarine) 24-921b.

Clrcei, It, 15-2B (D4); 6-
381c: colony 23-U22d, 16-
27 Oc.

CIRCEIUS MONS <M,mte Clr-
ceo), prom.. It, 6-3Slc ; 15-
26(D4): geology 2-K'iiM.

Cinvllo. mt.. It. 15-4 (D4) ; 15*
46.

Clroenses, ludi ll-445c.

Cux«o, prom.. It, : tee Circelus
Mons.

Circesium (Kerkiaia), Turk.As.
23-648 (G3) l 26-305 (D2)
tee alto Carchcmish.

drclnae : tee Harrier.

Circinate 16-328cjflg.).

Circlnus (astron.) 7-14o.

CIRCLE (geom.) 6-382a: 11*
720b ; Archlmedea 2-369a •
conic section 6-940b. 11-
698d: equation ll-713d
ll-717b; Euclidean geo-
metry ll-6SOd : mensura-
tion 18-13«b. 18-i:tSb, 18-
14. Id : polygon inscribe' 1 22-

— (stone) : tee Cromlech.

— (squaring of the) 6-384a
controversy 13-.'i47t>, 13-
540b ; calculation of * 27-
2804. 22-6190 ; qua4ratrlx
22-706C.

C.r, < '--. A! .. 1-I7-.' U-')

l*476a.

Circle of WlIEs 2-6664.
Circles of confusion 16-427a.

— of diffusion 28-1 32b.
Clrcleville. Kan. 15-CM (Gl).
C1RCLEVILLE. (). 6-387b ;2O*

26 (!•

— , Utah 27-81 4 (HI).

Cin-,,],. M:i!' ! 17- - .112).

Cfrcnlt (gt»m.) 7-600d.

CIRCUIT (law) 6-3870 ; re-
form 7-317o ; Scotland 6

-.to..

16

»-.-•.. 7-

tbsatre) 8*5 J4o.

"•"• CfQBtf IVMBCn _ _

CiK«if« >»<a.

troular (adrvrUmnent) 1-

Circular Hutu. mt.. Ida. 14-

— frame drewlnaj 28-10«d.
Circular Head, cape, Ta*. M*
2«-45ta.

'

• • aS i... -

CIRCULAR NOTE (banklnc)
6- ;-.. ,

— note (dlploiiincy) 19-823c.

— points »-382o; ll-73ia ;
22- 433d.

— polarisation : arc Polariza

ilar.

Circulars : arc Circular line*.
Circular system : tee Quinary

Mrsteni.
Circulating libraries: tee Li

braries. proprietary and sub

Wales 24-372b;

ji-.-i, : S-T,..I

Circulation ibl.»>il) 27-929c ;
capillary 27-939a, 17-497c ;
cerebral 27-94 lo ; collateral
2-B«6b. 13-94 Id; discovery
27-927C ; drun affecting; 21*
352d. 8-1884; foetal 27-
943a ; Hall 12-M49a ; Harvey
13- 1 1.-; hibernation 13- 1 111,;
portal 27-94 Ic ; posture 27-
942c ; pulmonary 27-93Ua,
27--.illa; sleeplessneH 26-
800a; temperature 2-48d;
time I7-U40b ; venous 27-

.
— (math.) 14-125d.

t-ulUK In detlnicndo 7*927a.
CIRCULUS IN PROBANDO 6-

Circumcellioncn 8-410c.

CIRCUMCISION 6-389b ; Afri-
can 1-327II, 17-27ib, 3-6034;
Christian 5-761b ; tVrpUan
9-46c,9-:ild: Gentllel-lO^d;
Israelite 15-51 sa: Moses* son
18-895d; pro«clytes22-456b.

— , Festival of the 10-223b.

Circumflex accent l-112b.
.irt.-ri.- 2--,i--T,l.

— nerve 19-:i99e.
Circumnavigation of world 17-

I03b.

Circumnutatlon 21-7524.
Circumposition 13-755C,
Circumscissile 11-2554.

•cumspecte agatis 9-446a ;

a-!27c.
Circumstantial evidence 10-

Circumvallate papillae 27-7c.
C1RCUMVALLATION, LINES

of 6-390a.
CIRCUS 6-390a; 8-495d ; Ro

man games 6-390c, 11*44 jc.
(bird) : trr Harrier.

— aeruginosus : tee Moor-buz-
zard.

— cineracens : tee Montagu's
harrier.

— cyaneus : tee Hen-harrier.
Circus Flaminius, Home 23,

586 (B2) ; 6*390d ; 23-605a.

— M:ixentii 23-«05b.

— Maxim us, Rome 23-.'>f<f
(B-C2) ; 6-390b ; 23-605a
13-365b ; seating capacity
11*4450.

— Neronis, Rome 6-390d.
C1RENCESTER. Glos. 6-39Ic

9-120(111. I):!) ;4-:.!*4 (BO)
abbey 6-391C : battle (628
7-690o ; battle (1400) 9-
510c; Celtic origin 9-417c,
4-587b; Civil war 12-134c
12-405a ; deanery and arch
4eaconry 12-1 34d.

— Agricultural College 7-253C,
Ore perdue 18-200c ; 28-430C

Egyptian 9-73a.
Clreshiu. Rum. 23-826 (C2).
Clrey. Fr. 10-778 (113); 18-

-.1 --I.

741d.

Clriegla, pass, Alps 1-741
CIRILLO, DOMENICO
Mtm.

Clris (myth.) 19-711a.
Clrksena (family) ll-235b.
— , Edzard : tee Ediard Cirk

sena.

Clrl-buntimt 4-S02d : 1-ISOo.
«'ir Mhor. mt., Scot. 2-844c.
CTrna, Rum. 23-826 (A3).
Clrneceaster, Glos, : tee Ciren

enter.

CIro.lt. 15-4 (F5).
Clrolanldae 17-459b.
Ciron, riv., Fr. 10-778 (D5)

Il-I74a.
ClrphU. mt., Gr. 21-448d ; 7

trie.

— 4« Uavaralt, mis,, fr. t «•
liavarnle. ClraiM aV

Or. 18-440 (UI)| 7-

< -Irrhlna rnrinla : SM

ami llaniaole.
< •Irrnlpuda : «M

and Ila-nade.
,nrrhopoda : «r« Thyrostraoa

MM fiarosjOaa,
nnlio.l.». jni« ; Uver 16-»(>3a,

B-.o7d; luug: srr IntentlUal

Pneanvonla. He* oJjo Ft-

( -Irrt.oteuthldae 6-7 02 b ; 6*
6984 ; tee alto I dnglnssa.

m . -• it ..- 5-:<,M ,- r. . s

697b; 6-697d.
Clrrbotio kidney : JM Granu

Ur kidney.

Clrrlform (diet.) 6-5591..
Cirripedla : src Tuyrostraca

and Barnacle.
Clrru-cuniultu 6-5584.
in Mi .- 5-7 -.. ; L

nebula 6-5584.
Cirrose (diet.) 16*:i26b.
Clrro-rtratus 6-5584.
Cirrus 6-5584 ; 18-2724.

>.i4-774c,

— Hiilnoslsstmum 1*7 54a.
CIRTA, Af. 6-3924; 23-648

(C3) ; 16-548b : tee alto Con,

stan tine (Alg.).
Ctrtojanl. Rum. 88-826 (B2).
Clrtavllle, W.Va. 28-500 (114).
Clrnela : tee Mexican plum.
Cisalpine Republic 15*44c ; It*

193o ; Bonaparte's constitu-
tion (1802) 15-454.

. .... :,:,,. It. 16-.;-il,,.

Cisco, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).
— , Cat 5*8 (01).
— , (la. 11-752 (Bl).
— , 111. 14-304 (D3J.
— , Tex. 26*690 (H-I3).
— , Utah S7-814 (E4).
Ci-sena (dialect) 3*360b.
CisgangeUo subregion 28

Cl-shangane (dialect) 3-360b.
. 1-sJutrwwi (41 ilect)8. (Ob.
Cl-shnna (dialect) 3-300b.
Cis-ibero. 41rt-, Sp. 2-3134.
Cisinnobolus ll*336b.
CUdnskl, J. 25-431b.
Cisjuran Burgundy, kingdom

tee Provence,
data, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Ctdau. Rum. 23-826 (C2).
Clsna Rtm. Pa. 21-100 (115).
Cisne. I1L 14-304 (D5).
— , ltd., Ind.O. : tee Mauritius.
Cianeros, Balthasar de 2-4094.
— , Garcia di 17-83a-
— , Jimenez do 14-594d.
— . Luis Benjamin 21-269b.
Cisneroe, Sp. 2S-S30 (Cl).
CUnes, riv., S.Am. : ter Frias.
Clancy, Ky. 15*740 (A3).
Cispadane Republic : tee Cis-
alpine Republic.
Cispata, port, C'olom. 6-703c.
Cis Pauceris. Sard. 15-4 (B5).
Clspedee y Heneees, Gonzola

21-578a.
Cisplus, bill, Rome 23-J&6

(C2): 23-589b.
Clsplatina, Provincla, Braxi

4-4584.
CispuR, riv.. Wash. 28-354

(C-D3).

Clasa (Saxon king) 26-168b.
Clssa, Ifitria 8-908c ; 23-7814.
Cissa (bird) 15-'.'98a.
Clasaea : tee Athena
Ciasbury, SUB. 2-34 Xd.
Cisse, riv., Fr. 16-923d.
CISSEY, ERNEST LOUIS

Oetavs Courtot de 6-392d

10-875d.

Clasia : trr Elam.
CtesU. tribe: tee Kassftes.
Cisslte« 20-55 la.
Cissna Park. 111. 14-301 (E3).
d-a-nlnsclss 4-4894.
CISSOID 6-393a.
Cisnoldal angle 2-I5a.
c,-,,-. ,.,.,.. Qr. 12-U" n-.iV
CIS-SUTLEJ STATES, India 6*

393b.
CIST 6*393b; Celtic 2-351b

Scandinavian M-288C ; VU

lanova graves 28-7 Sb.

OstaceM 10- 7 j..

Ostella. mt., Alps 26-242 (E4)
l-744c.

Clstella 4*362a : 4*3644.

— clstelhila 4-366a.

CISTERCIANS 6-nn:;<- ; 6-34 Id
18-689b ; England 16-959c
France 6*393c. 6-.194a ; Ger-
many 13-294<1 ; Ireland 14-
774b ; Knights of Calatravi
1S-S664; monastfrira 1-lAa
nuns 6-3944; Oxford '

i (dirt.) •.
li. I1.

4Mb; nnrjHkm of L

H|«4l, 1.7

«wa>MtotM2«-IOtla; Wat*.

3-41»a.

C4sUeola8-974a.

— sohosoleola : sr< ran-tallcd

tsVMT*

tee Box tortolM.
•M Rock rasa.

Clutvsen (svpnlrhral) : iwr CbC
Cl-«ublra (lane.) : ^ BoWys,
Cltanla, Port. U-49M.
Cltarius, niU., i.r. 12-440 (A4).
CITATION (law) «-395a

man law 7-455a ; 23-i70d.
— Amendment* Ac-U (1871

and HI82)M-Hlb.
Citations. BUI of 8-xftTd.
CITEAUX. r r. •-:»•,« ; 16-778

04) ; abbey 1-17U. 6-393C.

t7-114b.
CITHAERON, i.,i- . C.r. 6-395b;

12-H" iK'Jt: 2--»'.'r; altar

1-76U : Antlope legend 8-

309b : Ben 13-:i07a.
CITHARA 6-:>95b ; 7-51 4a ; 6-

: •' -

178a ; Egyptian 17-1784

dig.) ; stringing 18-10384.
Citharen : ire Cittern.
CltharWa (musician) 6-SHCb ;

24-359C.
atharistes (zooL) 8-278b ; 8-

1774 (ng.).
Otharoedos 6-396b.
Othelas (king of Getar) : see

Cotbelas.

Cithern (Clthroti) : art Cittern.
Othrafama : ttt

atlUus: snSoiisilk.

CITIUM. Crpras 6-3»7b ; 21'
451d ; battle (377 B.< .) »-
959b: coins l*-889c. See
alto Larnaca.

— .Maced. 12-440 (A4).

— , castle. Ana. U-849a.
CITIZEN (diet.) 6-397c; 12-

294a foil. : 12-297d ; alien
law l-602b; allegiance 1-
689b ; domicile 8-UiOa ;
Greek democracy 12-451a.
21-146b; International law
14-7 03b; naturalization 19»
27 5b; representation theories
23-10M; Roman 28-6164
(under the kings). 23-620a.
(early Republic). 28-6244
(Italian Cfrrs), 23-638d, 23-
652c (imperial period) ;
Roman law 23-.'.27aJ3-.V.Ua:
sociali)-t tbeorie* 2S-3nia:
sociology 28-3184; tophixtlo
theory 26-4 19a ; Spencer
25-:t2£d ; Stole cosmopoli-
tanism 28-947a ; villeiiut 28*
81d.

Ctfum, rAf 19-57 la.

Citlaltepetl, mt.. ilex.: *t»
Orizaba.

• • -.(:.: • - 6- -. i.

C1TOLE 6-3974 ; 6-400b.

Citra, Fla. 1B-540 (DJ).

Citraconir anhydride 6-398b.

Citral : tee Geranial.

atramontanl (gild) 27-750O.

Otrates 6-39Cb ; 1-1354.

Citrene : arc Limonene.

CITRIC ACID 6-397 d.

Citril finch 1-754C.

Citrine 4-952a.

CITRON 6-:i98c.

Cltronellal 2O-52b ; 26-657b.

Otronella oil 12-37 Sd ; 11-
UTa.

Cltronelle. Ala. 1-460 (A4).

— . Fla. 10-540 (D3).
' ;•-• :• ;:..: 26- .-!.;.

Citron grass 12-375d ; 1-153*.
atronine8-746b.
Otron. oil of 6-3984.
Citrophcn 21-3634.
CitruUin 6-6964.
Citrullus C'olocynthis : tee
Oolocynth.

— vnlgaris : tee \Vater-melon.
Cltnun (wood) 17-908b.

--

- .

— (acida) : tee Lime.

— (aurantinm) : ter Orange.

— (aurtralartca) 22-7334.

— (anstrallf) 22-7334.

— (bentamia) 3-772b.

— (decomana) : tee Shaddock.

— (japonlca) : ire Kumquat.

— (javanlca) : ire Java, lemon.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

179

CITR-CLAUS

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

Citrus (limontun) : see Lemon.

— (lumia) : see Lemon, sweet.

— (medica) : see Lemon.

— (trifoliata) 15-946a.
Citrus Co.. Fla. 10-540 (D3>.
CITTADELLA, It. 6-398d :

15-4 (C2>.
CITTA DELLA PIEVE, It. 6-

398d; 15-4 (D3); bishop

15-lSc.
Citta di Castello, Guido of : see

Celestine II. (pope).
CITTA DI CASTELLO, It. 6

399a; 15-4 (D3); bishop

15-18o : pottery 5-732b.
Citta di Penna, A. de Medici,

duke of : see Medici, Ales-

sandro de.

Cittaducale, It. 2-237b.
Cttta Morta (D'Annunzio) 2

79b.
Citta Notabile, Malta: see

Citta Vecchia,

Cittanova, It. 15-4 (F5) ; popu-
lation 4-964d.
Citta Sanf Angelo, It. 15-4

(E3).
Citta Vecchia, Aus. 3-4 (E5) ;

16-490a.

— VECCHIA, Malta 6-399a;
,17-508 (A3).

CITTEHN 6-399b ; 6-397b.

Ciltharn Schoole (Holborne) 6-
399c.

Citua (festival) 10-221a.

CITY 6-400c; Italian medieval,
see Commune, medieval ;
parliamentary representa-
tions 9-49:ic, 9-190(1.

City and Guilds Central Tech-
nical College : see Central
Technical College, London.

— and Guilds of London In-
stitute 26-489d ; 26-493b ;
art schools 2-704b ; techni-
cal examinations 10-43(1.

— and South London railway
16-;i I II. ; 22-857b ; tunnel-
ling for 27-401C, 27-406a.

— and Suburban Handicap
13-729C.

— and Suburban Houses Co.,
U.S. 13-827b.

— Carlton Club 6-567b.
City Hall Park, N.Y. 4-647c.
City Imperial Volunteers 28-

209b.

City Mills, Mass. 17-852 (E2).
City Mouse and Country Mouse

(Prior and Montagu) 22-

359b.
"City of Berlin" (ship) 24-

Ute,
" City of Brussels " (ship) 25-

851b ; 2i-S36a.
"City of Cleveland " (ship) 24-

8b4b.
Citv of Dreadful Night (Jas.

Thomson) 26-374a.
City of Dublin Steam Packet

Co. 25-850a; 25-852c.

— of Glasgow Bank 3-337c.
Citv of God (St Augustine) : see

Civiiate Dei, De.
City of London : see under
London.

— of London Chess Club 6-
103d.

— of London College 22-40d.

— of London Court l-206a ;
7-3 17c.

— of London Hospital 16-946d.

— of London Parochial Chari-
ties Act 5-883a ; 22-39a.

— of London School 16-948a.
" City of Paris " (ship) 25-

851b.
" City of Priests " : see As-

torga, Sp.
" City of Richmond " (ship)

24 886a.
" City of Rome " (ship) 24-

885c.
" City of the Blind " : see

Chalcedon, Asia M.
City Point, Va. 28-118 (E3) ;

21-303a.

— Point, Wis. 28-740 (C4).

— Road, Lond. 10-393a.

— Steamship Line 25-853d.

— Stone, Port of Lond. 16-
949d.

— Temple, Lond. 20-828b.
Ciucas, mt., Hung. 3-4 (14) ;

27-212a.

Ciuchowy Dzial, mt., Aus. 3-
4 (H2).

Ciudad, Bal.Is. : see Iviza.

CIUDAD BOLIVAR, Venez. 6-
401a ; 27-989 (C2) ; con-
gress (1819) 4-165a.

CIUDAD DE CURA, Venez. 6-
401b ; 27-989 (B2).

— de la Plata, Bol. : see Sucre.

— de la Santissima Trinidad,
Arg. : see Buenos Aires.

— de Las Casas, Hex. : see
San Cristobal.

— de los Reyes, Peru: see

Ciudadela, Bal.Is. 25-530 (G2);

18-554C.
Ciudad Garcia, Mex. 23-949a.

— Guzman, Mex. 13-318 (E4);
population 10-lSld.

Ciudad Imperial, C.Am. : see

Coban.
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mex. 6-

401c ; 18-318 (Dl).

— Morelos, Mex. : see Cuautla
Morelos.

CIUDAD PORFIRIO DIAZ,
Mex. 6-401C ; 18-318 (El).

— Real, Mex. : see San Cristo-
bal.

CIUDAD REAL, Sp. 6-402a ;

25-530 (C-D3).
CIUDAD REAL, prov., Sp. 6-

401c ; 25-530 (C-D3).
CIUDAD RODRIGO, Sp. 6-

402a ; 25-530 (B2) ; 21-94c.

— Victoria, Mex. 18-318 (F3) ;
26-387C.

— Vieja, C.Am. 12-664d.
Ciuffagni (sculptor) 8-407a.
Ciullo d'Alcamo 14-H99a.
Cius, Asia M. 13-243a ; 18-

621a ; 27-443c ; coins 19-

886c.

— , Rum. : see Hirsova.
— , gulf, Asia M. : seeMudania,

gulf.

— , riv., Asia M. 21-541b.
Civate, It, 26-242 (G5).
Give, De (Hobbes) 13-5460.
Ci-venda (dialect) 3-360b.
CIVERCHIO, VINCENZO 6-

402b.
CIVET (Civet-cat) 6-402b ; 5-

369a : acclimatization 1-

119c; fur ll-348b, ll-349a ;

perineal gland 17-522c.

— (perfume) 6-402b : 14-349b.
Civetta, nit., Alps l-747b.
Civiale, Jean 26-129b ; 26-

869d.

Civic Federation, National,
U.S. 12-920a.

CIVIDALE DEL FRIULI, It.
6-402o ; 15-4 (Dl); 15-26
(Dl) ; 5-400b ; Byzantine
plaster work 4-9 lOa : Lpm-
bardo's work 16-932b ; siege
(1331) 2-685c; stucco re-
liefs 24-490(1 ; synod (1410)
12-5758,

Cividate, It. 17-72a.

Civil Courts 7-323a : see also
High Court of Justice, Ap-
peal, Court of, &c.

— death 7-900c.

— engineer 9-406c.

— Engineers, Institution of 9-
406c.

Civiletti, Benedetto 24-513c.

Civil execution : see Execu-
tion, civil.

Civilian : international law 28-
313a; Roman law 23-526a.

Cirfli dominio, De (Wycliffe)
28-8670.

CIVILIS, CLAUDIUS 6-402d ;
19-413C.

CIVILIZATION 6-403b ; 11-
635c ; anthropology 2-1 16d ;
importance of language 21-
415c, 21-425a ; sociology
25-329d.

CIVIL LAW 6-410b ; German
11-8780 ; Roman law 23-
526a.

CIVIL LIST 6-410c ; 9-463a ;
Pension List21-119c; prince
of Wales' children 28-35c.

— Merit, Order of 15-864d.

— Order of Alfonso XII. 15
867a.

— Order of Savoy 15-865c.

— Procedure Act (1833) 10-
12c ; 14-684d.

— Procedure Acts Repeal Act
(1879) l-203d.

— Righto Act (1866), U.S. 27-
714a.

— Rights Act (1870), U.S. 27-
717b.

— Rights Act (1875), U.S. 27-
720d.

— salvage : see Salvage.

CIVIL SERVICE 6-412c ; Indi-
an, see Indian Civil Service ;
Playfair Scheme 21-831c ;
U.S. 6-4 1 4a. 7-652c, 12-357C.

— • Service Commissioners 6-
412d.

— Service Reform Association,
U.S. 27-722a.

Ciriltd Cattolica 21-1 60b ; 15-

347b.

Civil War (diet.) 28-312a.
Civil War, English : see Great

Rebellion.

— War of America: see Ameri-
can Civil War.

Civita, dist., Sic. 24-189a.

— Ansidonia, It. : see Peltui-

mm.

CIVn A CASTELLANA, It. 6-
416d ; 15-4 (D3) : see also

•WML

Civita di Marano, It. : see
Cupra Maritima.

— Lavinia, It. 15-4 (F2) : see
also Lanuvium.

Civitali, Matteo 17-94c.
Civita, Piano di, mt.. It. 26-

430c.
Civitas : see Citizen.

— (corporation) 7-190d.

— (sine suflragio) 23-628a ; 8-
49d.

— (stipendiaria) 22-513c ; 13-
239a.

Civitas Abrincatum, Fr. : see
Avranches.

— Altae Ripac, Ger. : see
Brieg.

— Austriae, It. : see Civi-
dale.

— Baiocassiam, Fr. : see Bay-
eux.

— Carnutum, Fr.: sceChartrcs.

— Cenomanorum, FT. : see Le
Man?.

— Constantia, Fr. : see Cou-
tances.

— foederata l-383b ; 22-468b;
22-5 13c.

— Hippocratica, It. : see Sa-
lerno.

— Lexoviorum, Fr. : sec Lisi-
eux.

— libera : see Civitas foedo-
rata.

— Melita, Malta : see Citta
Vecchia.

— Petrocoriorum, prov., Fr. :
see Perigord.

— Sagiorum, FT. : see S6ez.
Civitas Solis (Campanella) 5-

122a.

Civitas Turonorum, Fr. : see
Tours.

— Vetus, It. : see Civita
Vecchia.

Ciriiate Dei, De (St Augustine)
2-909c ; 2-190b ; early
French translation 11- 1 -MM.

Civitate on the Fortore, It. :
see Civitella del Tronto.

Civitatomassa, It- 27-S58C.

Ciritaium Constitution Chris-
tiana, De (Leo XIII.) 20-
719a.

CIVITA VECCHIA, It. 6-416d ;
15-4 (C3) ; 15-26 (C3) ; 25-
805d ; breakwater 4-476c,
4-477d.

Civitella del Tronto, It. : battle
(1053) 15-31a ; capitulation
(1861) 15-58b ; siege (1557)
12-700a.

Civitucola, mt.. It. 5-250a.

Civoli, Card! da : see Cigoli.

Civrac, duo de : see Lorges,
due de.

Civrari, mt., Alps l-742d.

Civray, Fr. 10-778 (E4) ; 28-
56a.

CL. (abbrev.) l-27c.

C'l (chem.) : see Chlorine.

Clach-a-charridh : see Lamen-
tation, stone of.

Clach-a-Cheannaiche, mt.,
Scot. 25-646a.

Clach-a-choin, rock, Scot. : see
Dog Stone.

Clachaig, Scot. 24-418 (A3).

Clachan, Scot. 24-412 (C4).

—.bridge, Scot. 25-211d.

— , glen, Scot. 2-644C.

— , mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2).

Clachan (diet.) 4-375C.

Clach-Charra, stone, Scot. : see
Vengeance, stone of.

Clach Leathad, mt., Scot. 24-
418 (Bl).

— na-Cudain, stone, Scot. 14-
719a.

Clachnaharry, Scot. 14-719a.
Clackamas, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(C2) ; 2O-250a.

— Co., Oreg. 20-242 (C2).
Clackclose, dist., Norf. 19-

746b.
CLACKMANNAN, Scot. 6-

417a; 24-418 (D2).
CLACKMANNANSHIRE, CO.,

Scot. 6-417b ; 24-418 (D2) ;

24-412 (E3) ; statistics 24-

419b.
Clackmannan Tower, Scot. 6-

417a.
Clacton, Great, Ess. 9-424 (IV.

E3) ; 6-41 8a.

— , Little, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3).
CLACTON-ON-SEA, Ess. 6-

418a ; 9-424 (1~V. E3).
Claddagh, Ire. (Galway) 11-

433a.

CLADEL, LEON 6-418a.
Cladeus, riv., Gr. 20-93a ; pedi-
ment at Olympia 12-483C.
Cladi 28-1031b ; 25-723C.
Cladich, Scot. 24-418 (A2).
Cladiscothallus 20-525b.
Cladistia 26-542d ; 14-248a.
Cladium effusum : see Saw

trrass.
Cladocera : see Water-flea.

Cladocopa : see Polycopidae.
Cladocora 2-102d (lig.).
Cladocoryno 14-151d ; hy-

dranth 14-150d ; reproduc-
tion 14-145a ; tentacles 14-

137a.

Cladocorynidae 14-151c.
Cladocrinoideae 8-878c.
Cladode 25-87 6d ; asparagus

2-765b.

Cladodus 5-311c.
Cladognathus cinnamomeus 6-

673c (flg.).
Cladohepatica : see Eolido-

morpha.
Cladonema 14-141a (fig.) ; 14-

151b ; hydranth 14-150d ;

tentacles 14-13Cd.
Cladonemidae 14-151b ; 14-

141b.

Uadonia 16-582b.
Cladoniaceae 16-585a.
Cladonia coccifera 16-580b

(flg.).

— furcata 16-581b (flg.).

— novae Angliao 16-581d(fig.).

— rangiferina or sylvatica :
see Reindeer moss.

Cladopeltidae 25-729c.
Cladophinrae 8-880d.
Cladophlebis dcnticulata 20-

544a.

Cladophora l-588a ; l-597b.
Cladophoraceae l-587b.
Cladorhiza longipiuna 25-7180

(flg.).
Cladosclache24-.'i96d; 5-311c;

14-267d ; 14-251c (flg.) ;

flns 14-260b ; Woodward's

classification 14-248c.
Cladosporium 20-149d.

— viticolum : see Cercospora
Vitis.

Cladostrongyle 25-7-' hi.
Cladothrix 3-167a ; 3-163b ;
3-159d (flg.).

— dichotoma 3-158b.
Cladotylote 25-724a.
Cladoxylon 20-539b.
Clady, riv., Ire. 8-4 13b.
Claerwen, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

D3) ; 4-484d ; Birmingham

water supply 3-985b, 28-

259b, 28-402c, 28-404b.
CLAFLIN, HORACE BR1G-

ham 6-4 18a.

— , Leo 4-292d ; 20-151a.
Claflin, Kan. 15-654 (D2).
Claflin University, Orangeburg

20-l.M.i ; 25-212a.
Claggain, bay, Scot. 24-412

(C4).

Clairgan, Ire. 14-744 (B2).
Clahoquaht : see Tlaokiwaht.
Claiborne, WUUam 17-831b ;

17-832c.

Claiborne, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— , Md. 17-828 (G3).
— , Va. 28-118 (F2).
— , dist., La. 17-54 (A-B1).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (HI).
Claibornes 6-62Gd.
Claibornian group 9-664c ; 11-

67 Ob ; 27-029a ; Alabama

9-663b; Mississippi 18-599d.
Claidheamh Soluis, An 5-61Cb.
Claie, riv., Fr. 10-778 (C4) ; 18-

820b.

Claim of Right 24-463a.
Claims, Court of 7-186d ; 17-

4a.
aain, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E4) ;

28-55d.

Clair, Pa. 21-106 (P5).
Clairaudience 6-419a.
CLAIRAULT, ALEXIS

Claude 6-4 18b ; capillary

action 5-256c ; differential

equation 8-226a ; earth,

figure of 8-S02C, 8-804a ;

geography ll-628c.
Clairce (diet.) 26-43c.
Claire, lake, Can. 1-500 (Bl).
Claire (oyster industry) 20-

427b.

Claire-cole 20-4590.
Clairee, riv., Fr. 8-692d.
Clairemont, Tex. 26-690 (G2).
Clairfayt, count of : see Cler-

fayt.

Clairfontaine, Alg. 1-643 (D2).
Clairinch, isl., Scot. 16-937b.
Clairmont, Claire 24-829C ; 4-

900d; 12-1 78b.
Clairmont, Mary Jane : see

Godwin.
CLAIRON, LA (French actress)

6-418c.

Clairton, Pa. 21-106 (E7).
CLAIRVAUX, Fr. (Aube) 6'

418c ; 10-778 (G3) ; abbey

l-16b.

— , Fr. (Jura) 10-778 (G4).
Clairville : see Nicolaise, Louis

Francois.
CLAIRVOYANCE 6-418d ; 2-

53b ; 24-570C.

Claise, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Claisen, Ludwlg 15-7 62o.

Clajus : see Kla], Johann.
Clallam, Wash. 28-354 (Al).
Clallam, tribe 14-460a.
Clallam Co., Wash. 28-354

(A-B1).

Clam, lake. Wis. 28-740 (D4).
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (C2).
— , riv., Mass. 17-852 (A2).
Clam (zool.) 19-94d.
Clamart, Fr. 10-778 (B6) ;

quarries 24-587d.
Clamator : see Bootes.
Clamatores 3-9VSa: 3-9G9b ;

3-974b ; Cabanis' classifica-
tion 20-320a.
CLAMECY, Fr. 6-419b ; 10-

778 (F4).
Clamenges, Nicolas do : see

Nicholas of Clamenges.
Clameur de Haro : see Harov

clamour do.

Clam Falls, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Clam Gallas, Edward, count

von 14-916d; 24-7100.
Clam Gallas castle, Aus. 23-

49b.

— Harbour, Can. 19-831 (C2).

— Lake, Mich. : see Cadillac.
C'lamond, C. : burner 16-658b ;

gas mantle 16-650b.
Clamores, riv., Sp. 24-582d.
Clampotia, It. : see Amantea.
Clamps (brickmaking) 4-520b.
Clam-shell, cave, Scot. 25-

755b.

Clam shell dredger 8-568a,
CLAN 6-419b ; 4-489a.
Clanaboy : see O'Neill.
Clan Alpine, nits., Nev. 5-8

(E2).

Clancey, Mont. 14-276 (C2).
Clandeboyo (family) : see

O'Neill.

Clandeboye, Ire. 14-744 (F2).
Clandestine Marriage, The

(Colman and Garrick) 6-

695b.
Clandon, East, Sur. 16-942

(C3).
— , West, Sur. 16-942 (C3).

— park, Sur. 10-942 (B3).
Clane, Iro. 14-744 (E3) ; geo-
logy 15-790d.

Clane Bog, Iro. l-693b.
Clangula alboola : see BufCel-
headed duck.

— americana 12-209b.

— angustirostris : see Mergua
anatarius.

— glaucipn : see Golden-eye.

— islandica : see Barrow's
duck.

— mergoides : see Mergus ana-
tarius.

Clanis, riv., It. : see Chiana.
Clanius, riv., It. : see Lagni.
Clan Line 25-859b.
Clann : see Clan.
Clan-na-Gael 20-856a.
Clanny, W. Reid 23-998b.
C'lanranald, Macdonald of : see

Macdonald (of Clanranald).
Clanricardo, earls and mar-
quesses 4-814d ; 6-422b.
— , Richard de Burgh, 4th earl

of : see St Albans, Richard

do Burgh, earl of.
— , ULICK DE BURGH, 1st

earl of 6-421b.
— , ULICK DE BURGH, 1st

marquess 6-421d ; 4-814d.
Clans, lake. Scot. 19-155b.
Clanton, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Clantons Creek, riv., la. 14-732

(D3).
CLANVOWE, SIR THOMAS 6-

422c.

Clanwilliam, Can. 4-600 (F3).
— , S.Af. 25-466 (D9).
Clanyard, bay, Scot. 24-412

(C5).

Clao.saurus 23-145b.
CLAPAREDE, J. L. R. A. E. 6-

422d.

Clap-board : see Weather-
board.

Clapeyron, B. P. E. 13-143d.
Clapham, Beds. 9-424 (IV.

B2) ; 3-622a.
— , Lond. 16-938 (B-C3) ; 28-

303b ; common 16-938 (B3),

16-949C, 28-3030.
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (Gl).
-, Yoi-ks. 9-416 (II. Cl) ; 21-

lOSa ; 28-931C.
Clapham Sect 28-631c.
Clapier, mt., Alps l-741d.
— , pass, Alps l-742a.
CLAPPERTON, HUGH 6-423a;

ChadS-787c; Mungo Park's

fate 20-826d; Shari 24-

805b.

Clapton, Lond. 16-938 (D2).
CLAQUE 6-4230 ; 2-223a ; 8-

496a.

CLARA, ST 6-423C.
Clara (de Bugny) 25-918d.
Clara, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
— , isl., Burma 4-840 (E9).

— City, Minn. 18-550 (B8).

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ISO

To atmke full u*e of this Index It It egnentlml to remit the

given on Page I.

CITR-CLAUS

:..!•. .. f H.--
•n llertterd

i rrrzciBBON. i»t

-.John UoUet'tnd earl of 13
lU-hard de (d. 1315) 14-

iiard de. 3rd earl of
•rnnlshlni: tee

— , Illchard do. 2nd earl of
Pembroke (" Strongbow ") ;

ter lYtnbroKO.
— . Ilk-hard de (of Tonbridge)

i'irt Nugent, viscount :
»r Nugent.

— . Iloger de. 2nd earl of ll.-rt
fordshire : *tt UerUurd
S r,-.

dare, la. 14-731 (Cl).

—. Ill 14-304 (Dl).

— . Ire. (Clare) 14-744 (114).

— , Ire. (Mayo) : tee Clare-
morris.

— . Mich. 18-372 ,

— . SuB. 0-424 (IV. Dl) ;

CLARE, CO.. Ire. 6-426b ; 14-
744 (B-C4) ; geology 14-
74ib ; grass farms agitation
14-7 88a; name (derivation)
5-4140.

— , laL. Ire. (Cork) 14-744 (B5).

— . bl.. Ire. (Mayo) 14-744
(A3) : 14-743b.

— Co, Mich. 15-371 (F6).

. : .-•• . ..... ML i tmtN •!.-'• s-

Old ; l-418b ; 2-420d ;
library 16-554c.

. : in , ooatal 28-v i,-.

Clare Qalway. Ire. 14-744 (C3).

— Oalway. riv., Ire. 14-744
(C3): ii-431d.

Clara 11 all. Cambridge : te

Clare College.

Claramont, Colo. 5-722 (112).
— . 111. 14-304 (E5).
— , Md. 17-828 (A4).
— . Minn. 15-550 (D-E6).
— . N.C. 10-7 72 (Al).
CLAREMONT, N.II. 6-427d

10-490 (CS).
— . N.Y. 10-596(12).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (C12).
— ,Va.M-118(E3).
— . tols.. Au»tr. 1-960 (O2).
— . palace, Sur. 9-7 68d.
Claremore, Okla. 2O-5S (Kl).
Claremorris. Ire. 14-7 1 .
CLARENCE, DUKES OF 6-

UT4.
— , Albert Victor, duke of : tee

Albert Victor.
—.Elizabeth, duchess of : tee

Elizabeth.
— , George, duke of : M.

George.
— , Lionel of Antwerp, duke of

•re Lionel of Antwerp.
— .Thomas, duke of : sr,

'It HI-.

Clarence, la. 14-732 (F3).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).

— , La. 17-54 (A-B2).

—. Mo. 15-608 (D2).

— . N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (G3).

— , WJ. 25-544 (Cl).

— , dlsU. N-S.W. 2-953a.

— , tol., Antarc. 21-961 (A)

25-5160.

— , UK. Austx. 1-960 (Gl).
— , mt., N.S.W. 2-942c.
— ,mt-,Wjk.f.6-110(A4) ; 10

•Mb.
— , riv.. NAW. 10-538 (Gl)

10-538a.
— . riv, N.Z. 10-624

— , str, Anstr. 1-960 (E2).

Jiifan

(Tarence Town, NJS.W. 10
538 (H3).

Clarenceux klng-of-arma 13
319a; 6-424c.

C.arence Wyckoff. cape
Green. 12-54;! (O-1I1).

CLARENDON, EDWARD

11yds, 1st earl of 6-428d
cipher correspondence 7
566b; duchess of Clove-

. hiKiilit r 5-5000 ; oarl

,

n-i i

'

OCOROE WIL-
lok VllUers. 411,
lot 5-444a: Kl 1>

iwlUlto-OWa; «>r-
Mptnoy 5-6«Id
Papal fuittrntato/k it

-fS^my MYD*|-2iHl earl of

Clarendon. Ark. 1-552 (1)3).
— . N.Y. 10-596 (I
19-6140.

-•'.

20-1 lit (El-FI).
. \ I 19-1'." \ 114).
—.Tex. 50-0901.

lain IS-1 t:i (map).
— , riv.. VI. 19-1

Clareodon.As.iie of (1166) 10-

— Ood.-0-4:i".-.

— , CONSTITUTIONS OF 5-
436a: 0-445U; appeal from
archdeacon's court 5-857b;

m.i-'.i! to UM tt .- H-- .-., .
historical -lgnlfr?«nin> 5-

Clarendon Bills, Mas*. 17-852

(114).
- Hill*. Wilt-. 15-6980.

— Laboratory. Oxon. 0-432d.

— Press. Oxon. 50-412d; 3-
OMd

— Springs, Vt, 10-490 (A4).
ClarensTSwIU. 26-242 (114).
CLARES, POOR 0-430b.
Clareshoun, Can. I-.'.IID (112).
l larvt. Kr. 10-77 S(Ffi).
CLARET 6-436c; 28-7211.;

list 28-721c; maturini; 28-

719d: vintaKi-x 28-72'.'.-.
CLARETIE. JULES ARSENE

Arnaud 6-436.1.
Claret-red 8-746b.
CLARI. GIOVANNI CARLO

Maria 6-4:i8d.
Clarias5-513b : tee alto Baba.

— Lazera : tee Harmoot.
ClaribaUe (Oviedo y Valdes)

.

Clarichord : tee Clavichord.
Clariden. pass, Alps 1-74 Id.
ClaridenstiK-k. mt., Alps 26-

141 (F3) ; l-744d.
Clarldge, CapU 14-lCfib.
Claridge, Pa. 21-100 (F7).
Clarle Land. Antarc, 21-9K1

(G) ; U-964a.
Clarigatlol3-311b.
Clarln (pseud.) : tee Alas, Loo-

poldo.

Clarin. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C3).
CLARINA 6-4:i7a.
ClarlnbridKe, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Clarinda, la. 14-732 (B4).
CLARINET 6- r.tT.i ; 18-947a

bass, tee Bass clarinet.

tenor, tee Basset horn
Clarington, O. 2O-26 (15).
Clarlno 27-326d ; 6-437a.
Clarion. la. 14-732 (D2).
—.Pa. 21-106 (1)3).

— , isL 18-31S(l:u.

— , riv.. Pa, 21-106 (D3).

— Co., Pa. 21-100 (C-D3).
Clarion 6-437b.
Clarionet : tee Clarinet.
Clarissa. Minn. 18-550 (B-C4).
Clarissa (Kirhar.ls.in) 23-30 Ic,
ClarisMa : tre Clares, Poor.

--

...
Clark. Alvan 18-384d.

— , Alvan O. 5-183C,
—.SIR ANDREW, bart. 6-

441b; 8-787b.

— .Arthur II. 28-890C.

— . Edwin 6-442.1.

— , FRANCIS EDWARD 6
441(1.

— , GEORGE ROGERS 6- 1 1'.'u
17-ti4o ; 14-427d.

rv Jatned 9-327a.

— . SIR JAMES (physician)
442c.

— , James (naturalist) 18-865d

— , John 5-638a.

— , JOHN BATES 6- ir.'.l.

— . JOSIAH LATIMER 6-442.1
pneumatic despatch 21
865d : wire gauge 28-739c.

— , Sir Robert 3-509d.

— .THOMAS 6-44 3a.

— . Tiernay 4-7341. ; 12-898C.

— . William (explorer) 6-442c
16-524a ; 19-7S3b ; 28-357c

— , William AndrewH 18-7 56d

— . WILLIAM GEORGE 6
1 4. In.

— . Willis Gavlord 1-83SO.
Oark. Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Dl).

— , Pa. M-106 (B3).

— , S.Dak. 15-506 (II3X

la.: mt rort

•

•
, N.i»a». 10-7110

dark noil lt-106d : 17-;
Clark Crater. 111. 14-.I04 <l.l).

— Co-

in. L .14-

I I

15-74..
10-lilis l I
. >v. b-
. D. 50-211 i.
8.1>ak. 55-506 (113).
u,. 28-: i

•in. 0-952 (Ol).
riv.. Pa. 21-106(15).
. ADAM 6- 1
— , Alexander 1C, 5-808o ; 12-

.-,•.
— , 8IH ANDREW 5-443o ; 5-

800a ; 0- l
—, Sir Caspar Piirdoii 10-6141).

MARLES COWDEN
443d.
— , Deborah 18-490*.

. l>r
—.EDWARD DANIEL 6-4440.

— .SIR EDWARD GEORGE
6-444.-.

M.8-767b.

— , Frank Wigglesworth 15-
123o ; 18-512d; 15-355d ;
21-.J-.,.

— , Sir George Sydenham 3-
254b ; 15-fOib ; 15-64b.
s. (physicist) 25-447a.

— , Henri Jacques (iuillaume,
duo de Feltre 19-22 Id.

— , J. A. Locklmrt 18-ffOc.

— . JAMES FREEMAN 6-441.1.

— , Jeremiah 4-lsib.

— , J. 1L 12-8470 ; 5-800a.

— .John (American Baptist]
3-71,1; 14-12o ; 19-i35a ;
28-083a.

— , John (organist) : tee Whit-
li.-lil. .lohn . lark,-.

— , JOHN SLEEPER 6-445a,

— , J. T. 2-7901. : 27-316a.
-. MARCUS ANDREW HIS-
lop 6-1 l.'.b.

— , MARY ANNE 6-445c ; 28-
»26d.

— . Mary Victoria Cowden 6-
443d ; 19-838d.

— , Richard 19-26Gd.

—.SAMUEL 6-445d; Arian
controversy 27-595a; bish-
opric withheld 6-906d
Butler 4-882b, 26-754a
Collins 4V692b ; ethics O-

noo.

— , Somers26-13b.

— , Thomas (divine) 22-292a.

— , THOMAS SHIELDS (artist

6-447a.
— , William (explorer) : tee

Clark, William.
— . WILLIAM BRANWHITE

(geologist) 6-447b.
' I. irk.-, i-l.. Tn-. 26-I.1,-* Mil).
— , prov., Bor. 4-257 (C2).
Clarke, chapman & Co

Messrs 4-1 42s,
Clarke City, 111. 14-304 (D2).

— Co, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (C2).

— Co., la, 14-732 (D3).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (D3).

— Co.. Va. 28-118 (D-K1).

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (C4).
Clarke, Jackson and Samue

5-832b.
Clarke's column (anat.)

— gazelle : tee Dibatag.

— projection 17-655d.
Clarke Station, Ind. 14-422

(Cl).

Clarkesville, Cia. 11-752 (Cl).
Clarketon, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Clarke r. Bazadone 2-2171..
Clark Kails. Conn. 6-9.r.2 (114).
Clarkti.-M. Minn. 18-550 (B6).
Clark Fork, Ida, and Mont, 14-

276 (Al).

— Fork, riv., Wyo. 14-276

i : 28-874 (Cl).
Clark in 20- I ii 1,1.

— pulchella 13-766c.
Clarkrange, Tenn. 26-620 (Fl)
Clarks. La. 17-54 (Bl).

— , Neb. 10-324 (G3).
— , 1st., Me. 17-434 (CS).
— . mt,, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Clarksboro. N.J. 10-502 (B4).
Clarksburg. Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
— . HL 14?304 (114).
— , Ind. 14-412 (06).
— . Mass. 17-852 (Al).
— . Mo. 18-608 (D3J.
— . NJ. 10-502 (D3).
— , O. 20-26 (D6).
— . Pa. 21-106 (D4).

3KT

W.Va.

(( I;.

0-447. ;

~-.-... . i i ••.•.•

Clarkson. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Ky. 15-.
— , MM. 10-'
— , Neb. 19-
— . W»». 28-

Vlarkaon Phalanx 6-7v.ll..
Clark's soap te.t 55-3664.
Clarluton. fca. 11-7 ..• dr.').
— . Mk-l. 18-
— , Utah 17-814 (III).
— . Wa<4i. 15-354 (11:1).
Clarksvlllc. Ala. 1-460 (B4).
2-552 (112).

. i :. 10- i.. on,

— . la. 14-732 (El).
— . Mli-h. 15-372 (E7).

i--
— . N.II. 10-400(1

. N. V. 10-596 (Bl).
— , N.Z. 10-624 (C7).
. II. 20-20 <C6).

.... 20-58 (Fl).
-, Pa. U-106 (B6).
CLARKSVILLE. T.-nn. 5-448a.

26-620 11)1).
— . Tex. 26-690 (M-N2).
. Vu. 28-11 S(l>4).

— Pond, lake, N.II. 19- li"
(Kl).

Clarkton, Mo. 15-608 (AS).

— , N.C. 19-772 (D3).

— , Va. 21-11 8 (D4).

Clark r. London General Omni

bus Co. 7-783b.
Clarmer of N un-in IHT? 10-42 1 b
Clarno, S.IMk. 25-.',06 (114).
— , WU. 28-740 (D6).
Clarno group (geol.) 9-883c.
Claro. Switz. 26-242 (G4).
—. mt,, Alps 26-242(04).
Claromontanus, Codex 3-880c

20-5G:.a; 25-916b.
Claras Varonet de Coil Ola ( 1 1 cr

nando de Pulgar) 22-640d.
Clarotae, tribe : tee Klarotac.
Clarrel3-654d.
Clarreaua (FltzWalter family

6-424a.

Clanach Lnmanach 13-13b.
C'lartack nam Beann : i

Mountain Mirutrel.
Claras, Julius 27-77c.
Claras (Klaroa), Ionia 20-143u
Clary, Eugenie Deslree : te

Dcsideria. queen of Sweden.
— , Count Manfred 3-36c ; 4

1.;.:,.

Clary, Kr. 10-778 (Fl).
Clary (hot.) 24-102a.
Claryville. Mo. 18-008 (G4).
Cla-shawley, riv., Ire. 14-74

(D4).

Claahmore, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
— . Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Clashnaxmuth, Ire. 26-10041..
ClashnesDie. Scot. 24-412 (Cl)
Clas Merddin : tee Anglesey.
Clasp (of war medal) 18-ila.
Clam (logic) 16-900d.

— (math. ) 11-71 7b ; 22-428a
in number theory 10-S57.
19-SOOd.

Clause, monastery, Ravenna

Classement 15-797a.
Classen, Alexander 6-61b.
— , Johannes 15-668c.
Classen Library 7-97b.
Classes. Act of 24-4G2b.
Classical Association O-457a.
Classicism (art) 10-375a
li. vl io-:;.;i.|.

— (lit.) French drama 5-S10c
Italian literature 14-910b
Romanticism 23-504a; Span
Lib. drama 8-509d.

CLASSICS (Greek and Latin
6-448b.

CIasslcnm4-711d.

Claaslcus. JulliiH 6-403a.

CLASSIFICATION 6-461 d ; 24-
402c; Platonic 25-0 1. '• It; o
ships: lee under Ships an

(ore - dressing) 2O-
ISOd.

flasslny (wool manufacture

28-SOSc.

Classls, It, 22-925C ; 22-926*
Clasals (council) 23-23c.
Clastic rock : tee Rock. Frag

mental.
CLASTIDIUM (CaMeggio). It

6-482c ; 15-28 (H2) ; battl

(222 B.C.) 14-656C,
Clastoderma 10-1054.
Clatemia cydonia 15-472

CJatesci. Rum. 23-838 (C2).

. Orw. SO-1 41 (HI).
lauop. Ora«. 2O-J41 ( A-l)l).

(.LAUBEH8'.

«4«tc.

ilk. Hoot. 14-41*
(A3) ; 2-fii

Scot. 14-418 (AJ); 1-

Claud. Ala. 1-460 (Ct).

— , Colo. (MtZ (ri).
Clauda. tol., near Crate: Mf

Uardo.

Claude (queen of France) 1S-
H6b: l-69b.

: 17-34 4 h.

— , JEAN (divine) 6-462d ; 11-

CLAUDE (OF LORRAINE) 6-
463a ; cfaaractertetlai 10-
37 4d ; landscape engreTtac
16-7 .'3b; landwapes«M7Te:
statue at Nancy 19-160d;
Turner'* rlralry 27-476a.

Claude. Ark. 2-55* (Cl).

— . Tex. 26-690 (Ct).
( laudea l-5»7b.

< laudel, Cainllle 24-51 Ic.

CLAUDET. ANTOINE FRAN-
?oi« J«ao 6-4 63d.

claudetite 7-591a.

Claudetown. Bor. 4-JS7 (Bt).

Claudia (Rom. hist.) 6-4G6*.

Claudia (charta) 2O-744d.

Claudia. Aqua, aqueduct. It.
15-16 (C6) • 2-242a ; (PL L)
26-liiii.a ; 23-599 (m«P).

Claudia Aujrurta, Via l-764b.

— Ceteja : tee Cllll.
Claudian : tee CUudianua,

Claudius.
Claudicn (Wilson Barrett) M>

.
Claud bin aqueduct : te»

Claudia, Aqua.
Claudia Nova. Via, It. 15-25

(D3).
CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS 6-

463d ; »-6»ld ; lO-292b ;

16-266b.

— , Nicola us 16-404a.
Claudia Put. lira l-29»d.
Claudia Valeria, Via. It. 15-26

(£3); 2-162b; 27-t>5Sb.
Claudiconium, Asia M. : let

Iconium.

Clandin. A. 4-224L.
Claudiopolls (Mut). Asia M.

23-648 (G3); 2-760 (E4) ;

2-7571. : tee alto Bithyninm.
CLAUDIUS (Roman family)

6-46.'>b: 2O-932I.; AraPaotm

group 23-476 (PI. II.).
CLAUDIUS (emperor A.D. 41-

54) 6-464ii ; Egypt 0-886 I

gladiatorial (hows 11-64* ;

harusnlces restored 13-38a ;

Herod Agrippa 1-4 J5b ; hi*.

torical significance 23-6Sld ;

in Britain 4-583c ; Jews 15-

400b ; nanmachia on Fuctne

lukc 19-27Sa ; Spe« on coiM

25-64 4c.
CLAUDIUS (emperor. A.D.

268-270) 6-466o ; S-397d;

23-47Sa : 23-654C.

— , APPIUS SABINUS INRE-
tiU»n»b 6-4B5b ; 23-616a.

— (Caecus). APPIUS 6-465O.

— (Candex), Applns 13-453C.

— (Cnuwus). APPIUS 6-485b.

— , MATTHIAS 6-466c : in
German literature 11-792*.

— Nero. Cains : tee Nero.

— PULCHER,APPIUS6-46«b;
14-632d.

— PULCHER. PUBLIUS (con-
mil 249 n.r.)6-466a: 22-650a.

— Pnlcher, 1'ublius (tribune) :
•M Clodius. Publln*.

— Quadrigatins. Quintus 2-
60c.

— , Tiberius 14-835d-

— Clear (pseud.) : me NIooU,
Sir William liobertmn.

n«u.lvillc. Va. 28-11S (B4).
Claud y. Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Claughton, Lanes, (nr. Gar-
•tanjr).

— , Lanes, (nr. Lancaster) t-
416(11. Bl): 16-139 (Cl).

Claunch. Ark. 1-552 (E2).
Clauren. H. : ire Denn, Kar

Oottlieb Samuel.
dans. Adolph «-55d : 6-58a.

— . C. (xoolocirt) M-T4T4k

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181

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instructions given on Page /.

Glaus, C. F. (chemist) l-682d.

— , G. 20-SOSc.

Clause of warrandice 28-329c.

— of warranty 28-3291).
CLAUSEL, BERTRAND, count

6-466d.
CLAUSEN, GEORGE 6-467a

20-SOld ; 20-502b.
— , II. N. 8-44a ; 12-610c.
— , Peder 8-40b.
— , Thomas 13-229b.
Clausent inn, Britain : see Bit-

CLAUSEWITZ, KARL von 6-
467b ; 25-992b.

Clausidiidae 9-660a,

Clausiidae 9-660a.

Clausilia ll-526c; 25-2S4a ;
China 6-171a; hibernation
13-446a ; Japan 15- 1C. la ;
organization sinistral Ix-
S06c ; shell development il-
524c.

CLAUSIUS, RUDOLF JULIUS
Emmanuel 6-468a ; dielec-
tric constant and molecular
volume 6-70a; electrolysis
9-219b ; heat of vapours 27-
902c; Peltier effect 26-81 7a;
thermodynamics 13-146a.

Clauson, Lieut. 22-6So.

Claussen, Peter 10-4S6o ; 13-
790a.

CLAUSTHAL (Klausthal), Ger.
6-468b ; It-SOS (C3) ; geo
logy 13-48b.

Clausthalite ll-399d.

Claustrophobia 19-428b.

Claustrum 4-399c.

Clausula doli 23-557d.

Clausus, Attus (AttiusJ : see
Claudius, Appiu* Sabinus.

Clauwaerts 10-479d.

Clauzel, Bertrand, count : see
Clausel.

Clava, moor, Scot. 7-617o ; 14-
721d.

Clava (zool.) 14-137a ; 14-
150d: 14-1510.

Clavae 4-393a.

Clavacella 16-1240.

Clavagellidae 16-124b.

Clavarcau, Auguste 3-680b.

Clavaria ll-336a.

— mucida 16-582d.
Clava squamata 14-139a-
Clavate (diet.) 10-566b.
Clavatella 14-136d ; 14-141a ;

hydranthl4-150d ; 14-1511).
Clavatellidae 14-lSlb.
Clavatula ll-517a.
CLAVECIN 6-468b.

— bris<§ 21-565a.
Clavelier, seigneurs of 24-33a.
Clavelina 27-382b.
Claveliiiidae 27-388o ; 27-

391d.

Clavella 11-5 16d.
Clavenna, It. : see Chiavenna.
Claverack, N.Y. 19-596 (G3).

— Landing, N.Y. : see Hud-
son.

Claverhouse, John Graham of,
Viscount Dundee : see Don-
dee, Viscount.

Claveria, P.Is. 21-392 (Cl).

Claverin? (explorer) 21-'.) I Ih.

— .Sir John 10-91 -'a; 13-58d.

Clavering, Ess. 9-424 (IV. C3)
8-387a.

— , isl.. Green. 12-543 (H3).

Clavering-Cowper, earls : see
Cowper.

Claverley, Salop 9-420 (HI.
Cl); 24-1021d.

Claverton, liberty, Som. 25-
390c.

CLAVICEMBALO 6-468b ; 21-
561d foil. ; 21-564a (fig.).

Clavieeps ll-336a ; ll-336c.

— pnrpurea 9-737d; ll-344d.
CLAVICHORD (or Claricord)

6-46Sc; 21-560a (figs.) ; 25-
1039b.

Clavicimbalum : see Clavicem-
balo.

Clavicle 25-175b; 25-1 7 8b ;
teleostome fishes: see Clei-
thrnm.

Clavicor : see Corno basso.

Clavicornia 6-672b.

Clavicular glands 17-166C,

— nerves 19-398C.
Clavicj-mbalum : see Clavicem-
balo.

CLAVICYTHERIUM 6-468d ;

21-564b (fig.).
Clavidae 14-lSle.
CLAVIE, BURNING THE 6-

469b.

CLAVIERE, ETIENNE 6-469c.
Clavieres, FT. 18-783a.
CLAVIJO, RUY GONZALEZ 6-

469c; 13-526b.

— Y FAJARDO, JOSE 6-470a;
14-596b.

Clavis 8-1860.

Clavisingel (Flemish virginal)

21-563a.
Clan-tube 20-127d.

Clavius, Christoph 4-994c ; 11

726b.

Clavularia 2-99a.
Clavula spicule 25-723a (flg.).
Clavus : see Corn.
Clavus angustus, latus (cos

tume) 7-235d.

— hystericus (medicine) 14'
212a.

Claw, riv., Dev. 9-430 (VI. D2).
Claw (of animals) 5-367d J 17-
522b ; 25-190a.

— (bot.j 10-563d.

— chisel 17-842a.

Clawdd Coch, mt., Wales 8-
18d.

— Ofla : see Ofla's Dyke.
Clawson, Mich. 18-372 (G2).
— , Long, Leics. 9-416 (II.

F4).

Clawton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. D2).

Claxby ironstone 16-714b ; 25-
632d.

Claxton, T. F. 17-381b

Claxton, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).

CLAY, CASSIUS MARCELLUS
6-470a.

— , C. F. 9-668a.

— , CHARLES 6-470b ; 20-
382c.

— . Clement C. l-464a ; 20-
74d.

— , FREDERIC 6-470C.

— , Green 6-470a.

— , HENRY 6-470d ; Calhoun
5-lb ; compromise measure
6-81 4a; duel with Randolph
22-SS7a ; finance 27-6970 ;
monument 16-526d.

— , James 28-593d.

Clay, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
la. 14-732 (F3).
La. 17-54 (Bl)i
Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
X.V. 19-596 (D2).
Pa. 21-106 (K5).
W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
lake, Scot. 24-412 (B2).
mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3) ; 19-
490d.

CLAY6-472b; ll-664a; brick-
making 4-5 18b ; burnt 13-
754a ; concretions 6-8401) ;
in Portland cement 5-654d ;
inscriptions 14-621d ; kaolin
15-6 7 2a ; magnetized 17-
383c ; modelling 4-877a ;
pyrophyllite 22-695d ; writ-
ing : see Tablet.

— band 14-809d.

Clay Bank, Va. 28-118 (F3).

— Bank Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460
(D4).

— Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490
(C4).

Clay burning 25-350C.

Clay Center, Kan. 15-654 (El).

— Center, Neb. 19-324 (F-G4).

— City, 111. 14-304 (D5).

— City, Ind. 14-422 (C6).

— City, Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (D2) ; 27-
483b.

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (El).

— Co., Fla. 10-540 (El).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B4).

— Co., la. 14-732 (Bl).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (D5).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (C6).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (El).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (E3).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (A4).

— Co., Miss. 18-600 (D2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (A4).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (F-G4J.

— Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (H-I5).

— Co., Term. 26-620 (Fl).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (12).

— Co., W.Va. 28-560 (B-C3).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (H4).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(H4).

CLAY CROSS, Derby. 6-17-11. ;
9-416 (II. E3).

— Cross Colliery and Iron-
works Co. 6-474b.

Clayden, A.W. 6-559b.
— , P. W. 19-559b.
Claydon, John 6-127c.
Claydon, Sufl. 9-424 (IV. E2) ;
26-29b.

— House, seat, Bucks. 4-730d.
Clayey (game) 17-679d.

Clay gall (geol.) 6-840b.
Claygate, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
Clayhanger, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

Fl).
Clay Head, cape, I. of M. 9-412

(I. B2).

Clayhill, Mdx. 16-942 (D2).
Claying and marling 25-350b.
Clay-ironstone 4-570 ; 5-813a.
Clay-marl 19-624b.
Claymont, Del. 17-828 (H-I1).
CLAYMORE 6-474b.
Clayoquot, sound. Can. 4-600

(D3) ; 27-884a.
Clayoquot, tribe 14-160a.
Clay pipe 21-633d.

Claypole, Elizabeth 7-496b.

— , FT. W. 14-249C.

Claypole, Lines. 9-416 (II. F3);

16-7 16d.

Claypool, Ind. 14-422 (F2).
Claypoole, Elizabeth : see

Claypole.

CLAYS, PAUL JEAN 6-474b.
" Clays, The " (race-horses)

13-7 35b.

Clayslaps, estate, Scot. 12-82b.
Clay-slate : see Slate.
Claysville, Pa. 21-106 (B5).
Clay tablets: see Tablet.
Claythorpe, Lines. 9-416 (II.

H3).
Clayton, E. G. 25-958d.

— H. H. 6-559b.

John (architect) 12-llOc.

John (clergyman) ll-483a.

John (theatrical manager)
8-533a.

JOHN MIDDLETON 6-
474d.

— Thomas 6-474d.
Clayton, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

Can. 20-114 (El).

Del. 17-828 (H2).

Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

la. 14-732 (F2).

Ida. 14-276 (B3).

111. 14-304 (B3).

Ind. 14-422 (E5).

Lanes. 17-545 (map).

Mich. 18-372 (F8).

Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

Mo. 18-608 (F-G1).

N.C. 19-772 (D2).

N.J. 19-502 (B4).

N.Mex. 19-520 (Gl).

N.Y. 19-596 (Dl).

O. 20-26 (B5).

Okla. 20-58 (F3).

S.Dak. 25-A06 (H4).

Staffs. 9-416(11. C4).

Wash. 28-354 (H2).

Wis. 28-740 (A3).
— , Yorks. (nr. Barnsley) 28-

933 (D2).
— , Yorks. (nr. Bradford) 28-

933 (Bl).

— , mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (Gl).
CLAYTON-BULWER TREA-

ty 6-475a ; 18-739a.
Clayton Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— Co.. la. 14-732 (F2).

— Green, Lanc«. 16-139 (C2).

— group (geol.) 18-599d : see
also Midwayan group.

Claytonia, Pa. 21-106 (B-C3).
Clayton le Moors,Lancs.l6-139

(Dl); 16- 1 tii,,.
Claytonvillc, 111. 14-304 (E3).
Clayton West, Yorks. 28-933

<C2).

— Woods, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
Clay Village, Ky. 15-740

(C-D2).

Clayville, Conn. 6-952 (113).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E3).
CLAY-WITH-FLINTS (geol.)

6-47f>d.

CLAZOMENAE (mod. Kalis-
man), Asia M. 6-476a ; coins

19 • 887c ; sarcophagi 12-

476d.
Clealum, lake, Wash. 28-354

(D-E2).

— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (D2).
Cleander 6-777c.
Cleandridas 12-7 51b.
Cleanse the Causeway (street

flght) 2-643a.
Cleansing of Persons Act (1897)

22-027c.

CLEANTHES 6-476b: 25-942d.
Clear, cape, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
hills. Can. 1-500 (Al).
lake, Cal. 5-8 (B2) ; 5-7d.
lake, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
lake, Can. 22-724 (B3).
lake. Can. 24-225 (A2).
lake, la. 14-732 (Dl).
lake, Ind. 16-206d.
riv., Fr.I.C. : see Song-ka.
Clear Boggy Creek, riv., Okla.

20-58 (E-F3).

Clearbrook, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Clearburn, Jake, Scot. 24-

612d.

CLEARCHUS 6-476c ; 7-708b.
Clear Creek, Ind. 14-422 (D6).
Clearcreek, Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
— , Utah 27-814 (C-D3).
Clear Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-345

(D3).

— Creek, canyon, Colo. 6-
719a.

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— (Grand) Creek, riv., Ala. 1-
460 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (C2).

— Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-552 (Cl j.

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-502 (B4).

— Creek (N.), riv., Colo. : see
Horsetail Creek.

— Creek (S.), riv., Colo. 6-722
(E2).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (F3).

Clear Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(F3).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14 • 422
(D2).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (C3).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (B4).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
<G2).

— Creek, riv.. Neb. 19 - 324
(E3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (E5).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(Al).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(F2-1).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F6).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26 - 090
(A-B7).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(Fl).

— Creek Co., Colo. 6-722 (E2).
Cleare, capo, Alsk. 1-472 (14).
Cleartield, la. 14-732 (C4).
CLEARFIELD, Pa. 6-476d ;

21-106 (F3).
— , Utah 27-S14 (Bl).
Clearfleld Co., Pa. 21-106

(E-F3).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (E-
F4).

Clear Fork, riv., O. 20-26
(E-F4).

— Fork, riv., Tex. 26-690 (H3).

— Fork, riv.,Tex. 26-090 (K3).

— Fork, riv., Va. 28-118 (A3).
Clear Fork group (geol.) 21-

177d.

Clear Fork of the Cowlitz, riv.,
Wash. 28-354 (D3).

— Fork of the Mohican, riv.,
O. 20-26 (F3).

Clear Grit party 4-658d.

— hawse (diet.) 13-lOlc.
Clearing (spinning) 7-306d.
CLEARING-HOUSE 6-476d ;

cotton 7-269a.
Clearing nut 19-918b.
Clear Lake, la. 14-732 (Dl).

— Lake, Mich. 18-372 (F5).

— Lake, Minn. 18-550 (D5).
Clearlake, S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
Clear Lake, Utah 27-814 (B3).
Clearlake, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Clear Lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Clearmont, Mo. 18-608 (A-B1).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (Fl).

Clear Ridge, Pa. 21-106 (F-
Go).

— Spring, Md. 17-828 (Dl).
Clearstory : see Clerestory.
L'lrnr Stream, riv., N.H. 19-490

(E2).

Clearville, Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Clearwater, Fla. 10-540 (D4).
— , Ida. 14-276 (B2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (E3).
Clear Water, Minn. 18-550

(C5).

Clearwater, Neb. 19-324 (F2).
— , N.Y. 19-096 (E-F2).
— , S.C. 25-500 <C3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (A2).
— , lake, Can. 5-160 (P4) ; 16-

28c.

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (B4).
— , riv.. Can. 1-500 (Bl) ; 24-

22.5 (Al) ; 2-825a.
— , riv.. Can. 4-600 (E2).
— , riv., Can. 1-500 (A2) ; 24-

226d.
— , riv., Ida. 14-276 (A2) ; 14-

276b ; 28-353C.
— , riv., Minn. 18-550 (B3).
— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (A2).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (B3).
Clearwing moth 16-467b ; 16-

471d.

Cleary v. Booth 7-1 89d.
CLEAT (diet.) 6-478b ; shoring

24-1005C.
Cleator, Cumb. 9-412 (I. A3) ;

28-831C.

— MOOR, Cumb. 6-478b ; 9-
412(1. A3).

Cleavage (crystallography) 7-
585c ; 18-01 1 h ; gems 11-
560d ; nucleus 7-570c ;
planes 7-583a ; rocks 25-
210b.

— (embryology) 9-31 6d.
Cleavelanrt, Moses 6-505d.
Cleaver, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
CLEAVERS 6-478b.
Clebsch, R. F. A. ll-328b ; 14-

131d; 14-121D.
Clcburne, P. R. l-82Gb ; 11-

34b.
CLEBURNE, Tex. 6-478c ; 26-

690 (A-B8).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C2).
Cleck Abbey, ruins, Wilts. : see

Brandenstoke Abbey.
CLECKHEATON, Yorks. 6-

478c ; 28-933 (C2).
Ctedat, Jean 4-339d.
— , L6on 10-117C.
Cleddau, Eastern, riv., Wales

9-428 (V. B4) ; 21-Slb.

Cloddau, Western, riv., Wales

9-428 (V. B4) ; 13-80c.
Cledones (myth.) 10-158a.
Clee, Lines. 9-416 (II. G2).
— , forest, Salop 24-1021b.
— , hills, Salop 9-420 (III. B2);

geology 24-1020C.
Cleef, Josse 18-526d.
Clcek 12-223C.

Cle Elum, Wash. 28-354 (E2).
CLEETHORPES, Lines. 6-47 So;

9-416 (II. H2).
Cleevo, George 22-120c.
Cleeve, Glos. 12-135b.
Cleeve, Old, Som. : see Old

Cleeve.

— Cloud, hill, Glos. 7-253b.
Clefmont, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Clef signatures 19-86d.
Cleft-grafting 13-756a (fig.).
CLEFT PALATE 6-4 7 8d.
Clegg, Samuel 2-870C ; 11-483C.
Cleggan, bay, Ire. 14-744 (A3) J

11-431C.

Cleghorn, George 18-57a.
(.'legucrec, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Cleidice : see Cleodice.
Clein : see Cleyn.
Cleiocrinidae 8-S79a.
Cleiophane 4-57b.
Cleippides 21-73d.
Cleirac, Etienne 14-6750 ; 24-

536a.
Cleish, Scot. 24-418 (E2) ; 10-

331b ; 15-824C.
— , hills, Scot, 24-418 (D-E2) j

geology 10-330a, 15-824b.
C'lfishliotham, Jedediah : see-

Scott, Sir Walter.
CLEISTHENES (Athenian

statesman) 6-479a ; 12-450c;

8-s47d.

— (tyrant) 6-481a; 12-447C ^
13-627d.

Cleistocarp : see Cleistothe-
cium.

Cleistoearpi 4-7 OSa.

Cleistogamous flowers (bot.X
22-3c ; 28-101d (fig.).

Cleistogamy (bot.) 26-644O.

Cleistopora 3-67a.

Cleistotheciuni ll-341a.

CLEITARCHUS 6-481b ; 21-
186b.

CLEITHRAL (diet.) 6-481b.

C'leithrolepis 5-230b.

Cleithrum 3-526b ; 14-262a.

CLE1TOR (Clitor), Gr. 6-481b;
12-440 (D3).

— , riv., Gr. 6-481c.

Cleiveland, John : see Cleve-
land, John.

Cleland, James 6-4810.

— , John 21-538b.

— , WILLIAM 6-481C.

Civile (Madeleine de Scud6ry>
13-385C.

Clelland, Ga. 11-752 (C4).

Clem, Ga. 11-752 (A2).

Clematideae 22-897a.

Clematis, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

CLEMATIS 6-481d; ll-256b.

— Kirkii 15-830a.

— Vitalba : see Old man's
beard.

Clematius (of Cologne) 23-60c.
Clemence (of Barking) 2-34a.
CLEMENCEAU, GEORGES 6-

482a ; 10-878b ; 10-892C ;

10-894a.

CLEMENCIN, DIEGO 6-482d.
Clfimence Isaure 27-100b.
C16menges, Nicolas de : see

Nicholas of Clamenges.
Clemens (bishop of Dunblane)

8-670c.

— , Benjamin 24-507b.
— , Jacob (musician) 19-82a.
— , Samuel Langhorne : see

Twain, Mark.
— , Titus Flavius (Roman

Christian) 8-405c ; 23-220b.
— , Titus Flavius (the Alex-
andrian) : see Clement of

Alexandria.

— Alexandrinus : see Clement
of Alexandria.

— Romanus : see Clement I.
CLEMENT I. (pope) 6-482d ;

6-8Gb ; 5-OOOc ; 13-368b ;
festival 24-68 Id ; Epistle cf
6-483a; Epistle of fame*
18-146*.

— II. (pope) 6-483c ; 3-7 18o ;
13-274d.

— III. (pope) 6-483d; 23-6721>;
15-417d ; 20-695a.

— III. (anti-pope): see Guibei't
of Ravenna.

— IV. (pope) 6-483d ; 20-698i;.

— V. (pope)6-484a ; 23-676a ;
claims on benefices in Eng-
land 2-64c : 5-198b ; Tem-
plars 15-436a, 26-596ti ;
Dolcmists 2-204d ; papal
subjection to France ZiO-
699a ; pontiacate 20-700d.

— VI. (pope) 6-484c : 23-67 7b ;
Charles IV. 5-898d ; F'.agel-

10-463d; pontiflcat*

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182

toftoiCharsM
. 15-4U.
(auU-pops) 0-4»6a;

I*"*.

— IX. (pope)

^™ X. (pope) C _

— Xl.(pope)O-4*Oo; 14-334d ;

— XIL (pope) 0-4SB.1 ; 20-

•i : finance 80-7 1 3d;
mission to Syria 18-

— XIII. (P-pe) 8-487a ; Jesuits
80-7130, 8S-492b.

— XIV. (n>pr) 8-4H7b; JesulU
15-346b, 80-7130.

— (OFALCXANDRlA)0-487d;
esehatology 0-763c: ll.-r-
meUc books 13-37Od; neo-
platonism 1-57 5o : on Agape

1- I'.lr. ; Ml ! :.-t..u..U :.: .1

education 8-954a.

— (archbp. of Bulgaria)
7*3b : 4-786a.

_ (archbp. of Cologne) 8-905o.

— i t.p. of Oohrida) 28-228a ;
28-1310.

— (disciple of Peter) 2-175b.

— Augustas 4-679d.
— . FRANCOIS 6-490e.
— . Franz 19-81d.

— . Jacob: ttt Clemens. Jacob.
— . JACQUES 8-490b.

holas4-917d; 1S-565C.
— . William Innell 10-550d.
Clement: on conductivity of
heatlS-151b.

— and Desonnes : on specific

!.-..l, 13-11- M.
Clement-Bayard dirigible 1-

188 (PL I. ng. 1).
Clement driver (engineering)

27-14d.
CLEMENTI, MUZIO O-4900 ;

10- .-'.'I..
dementia of Zahringen 13-

Oementlna Sobleska 15-142c ;
84-4540.

CLEMENTINE LITERATURE
0-490d; 2S-12So: 2-182d :
I-201o ; Apottolicai Cm-
tHtutvmt 2-201 b; second
eplstto to Corinthian* 2-
IS-la. 2 - 202c, 18 - 8T9c ;
epistle to James t-183a; on
virginity 2-183a.

OemenUne Liturgy 10-7980.

CUmtntint Oobrfnu* 28-668b.

Ctonwntino Museum. Home
19-.'. .,1.

dementlnom. Collegium, A us.
{Prague) : ire Collegium
' 'num.

, NJ. 10-502 (C4).
R. A. P. (general)

Clements, Cal. 8-8 (C2).
- . Kan. 15-; .1 <l '.'I.
Clement Sahrmtot (archduke)

Clement's Inn. Lond. 14-586b.
ClemenUport. Can. 10-831

(B2).
Cta sjri \v, ,:,-.-:.,,... s-'ii-j.- 1

21-610a.

demmous. N.C. 10-772 (Bl).
Clemmys 27-69a ; 23-174b ;

heart 23-1640.

— Insculpta 27-670.
demons, la. 14-731 (D2).
demson College, S.C. 25-500

dendenin. W.Vai 28-118

(B3).

dennock. Dr Maurice 1-892 .
dent, Worcs. 25-758 (A2) ; 28-

— .hiSs, Worcs. 28-758 (A2) ;

21-176o; 28.823d.

("I-,. • i;.'.. 20 • I).

deobullne 8-494b.
CLEOBULUS 8-494b.
Cleobnry, castle, Salop 24-

lOSlb.

— Mortimer. Salop 0-420 (III.
B2); 24- 102 la; 24-10220.

deodaeus (legend) 13-309a.
CVodice (mother of Pindar)

21-«17b.

deola, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
Ofomadet (Adenc-s) l-191a ;

deombrotns (Spartan king) 1
374o: l-377a.

iO-«10d. <ID*u>em»UcUn

To mate full use of thl» Index It In cnxentlal to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

•• throat : ttt I«ha-

CLAUS-CL1FT

»-»u»o; 17-

Vtoeroy) 1-470. ;

— c - iiiplor) I- 18 Kb.

— (theologian) l»-732b; 23-

CLEONO-494d: 12-457a; B»

eona.'Pa.tl-IOfld.i*

eonae, Ur. 12- >

41ta | boiwtniphedou In

•crlpUon 1-7*00.

tJJaosd. 12-440 (C4).

•. Asia M. M-MTb.
Ctoone. Oft*. 88-241 («).

-|'»rtuii kiim) 10-

•Me; 22-

Cleopa* (Hilil.-i 15-l.l4d.
Cleopatra (myth.) tl-UI5b.

— (dTof Mlthradau.1 VI.) 28-

..

— (d. of Philip II.) 1-5400.

— <u.f.- -.r rtul.p II.) lotto.

— (d. of Pt oli-iii y V.I 22-0 1 »a.

— (wife of Ptolemy V.) 0-57 b ;
«2-«17d.

— (Kokke. d. of Ptolemy VI.)
17-225d: 22-8 18a.

— (Ttiea. d. of Ptolemy TI.)
22-6 18a; 24-605d.

— (d. of Ptolemy VII.) 22-
1,1-1,.

— (<L of Ptolemy VIII.) : ire
Berenice.

CLEOPATRA (daughter of
Ptolemy XIII.) 8-4950 ; 23-
646d ; Acre token l-154o ;
coinage 19-892a ; llerodthe
i.r-.,T 13-.-.',.

— Selene 1-8480 ; 15-53 Ib.
Cleopatra'i Mine* 9-332b.

i „•,.;. .,rr .,'- N. , ,1. ...... ;;, ir.i,.-

tr.. k)6-;l|-.i.
Cleopatra's Needle* (obeUslo)

l-48»d; 19-945d: London

16-'.' I ..i. 3-..; , : N,.« V.TK

19-B1 M. 27-8S6b.
CUmxUn (La Calprenede) 13-

..v.l..

CUopOtn Captive (JodeUe) 8-

610d; 15-4270.
("It-option (demagogue) 12-

440d: M-7.V.
Cleora, La. 17-54 (Cl).
Cleostratuu of Tenedos4-991b;

MOM.
Cleph (Lombard king)l-512b ;

16-933b.
Clepslnc 5-791b : 5-798b ; re-

production 5-798d.
Clepsydra, spring, Athens 2-

CLEPSYDRA (chronometer) 6-
495d ; Babylonian 3-108a ;
i.rvk. 12-:,'":.,.

i"l.-|.^.lr.i..il2- • 's'" : .

— polymorpba : tee Gregarina
polymorpha.

depaydrinidae : are Gregar
inidae.

Cleptes 14-177d (flit.).

Cleptoscope 24-920d.

Clorc, Laurent 11 -4 16c,

Cl.-r.-kcn. Bclg. 3-ti«s <A2).

C1eres,Fr. 10-77*

CLERESTORY (Clearstory) 8-
496a: 19-2830 ; Egyptian
2-372b ; French Gothic 2-
398d ; Greek 14-198C ; Nor-
man (Knulnnd) 2 • 402b ;
stained glass In 12-108b.

Clcrf, Fr. : tcr Clcrvaux.

— . rlv.. ItelK. 3-668 <H3).
CLERFAYT, F. S. C. J. DE C.

8-496a.
Clcrjrc (tennis player)

CLERGY 6-496b : 9-790c ;
Canon law S- 1 90d; Ear hard's
satires 8-7 89a ; franchise 7-
65o : heresy 13-362c ; juris-
diction 8-861b, 4--.M ; mar-
riage 7-10c : porlUimentary
20--|,'

. ..

rating 2-64d ; Roman Ca
tholic 23-4871) ; theatrical
prohibit ions 26-736c ; trade
forbidden 5-803a ; titles 25-
154a.

Clenryable felony (law) 8-497a.

CLERGY, BENEFIT OF 6-
496d ; 9-4S3a ; 9-530a ;
bigamy 3-92 lb ; branding
4-428a : capital punishment
5-279c; France 10-9 1 Od ;
Mexico 18-341d.

— .Oril Constitution of the
11-1/iSa; 10-855a;
418d.

— Discipline Act (1892) 8-
862c ; deprivation and sus-
pension 3-726e ; Inhibition
14-5690 ; simony 25- 133d.

«-4»7a ;

li.ll (Italy) 15-

5-J!7d.

Kncll.li

ll»7a; oppoaWon
10-1 : ...v..
4-207b.
«M L* Ctaco,

Torre dot, Port.

Uerlgos,

Clarion. Oenerteve 4-323a,

dsrlsseau. C. L. l-172d; 8-

SIlo.

Clerissy, Pierre 6-739a
clrrk. Dugald ll-498c.

• i leorge Ruasrll 18-303.1;

80-1440.
—.John (1728-1812) 19-

,:l I, .
—.Sir John (of Penieuik) 12-

— , Peter : ttt Payne. Peter.

• ML BL < H. s-i. - .1 I)
CLERK 8-497 b; asaixe 2-7 83d ;
civil service 8-412d ; county
council 23-42o ; In holy
orders, aw Clergy; Justice's
15- i .1 . a] : .- I-.*- 9-
4190. 22-714a.
Clerk-ales l-538a.

— , diaries 21-943d.

— , Kdward ll-629a.

— , Jeremy 19-535a.

Clerke. lal., 1'ac.O. : tee Tata-
koto.

CLERKENWELL, Lond 8-
497d; 18-938 (C2) : prison
10-:t55d ; Herein office 2J-
222a : St John of Jerusalem
church 24-17h.

— Hoad, Lond. 10-:i9.la.
Clerk marxhal 17-872d.
Clerk of the cheque 28-91 7 d.
Clerk of the road 22-1M",!,.

. Kildof : »»Basoche.
i K-rki regular : tee JcsulU.
("l.-rk's well, Lond. lS-946d.
Cunnoirt, Harona: sceCarling-
ford. Barons.

— , counts of 8-498a ; 3-49d.

— , Lonis de Hourbon-Conde,
coiuit of 24-71 9d.

— .Robert II., count of : tee
Robert II.

— , Mademoiselle de 18-776a.
Clcrtnont, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , la. 14-732 (K2).

— , Ind. 14-4 L".' ( KS) ; 14-424C.

— , Ky. 15-740 (C3i.

— , N.J. 19-502 (C5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F»).

••us. 2-960 (114).
" cirrmont " (-ihiio ll-300a.
< I.-rtnont Abbey, Kr. l-20b.

— Cam, mt., Ire. 14-744 (K2).
—.College de 18-68 Ic,

— Co., O. 20-26 (B6).
Clt-rmont-cn-Anfonne, FT. 10-

- <(i:u; 17- nil.

CLERMONT- EN - BEAUVAIS-
li (Clermont-de-1'Oise), Kr.
6-lUHa; 1O-778 <F3);

lll-H.

CLERMONT - FERRAND
(Augustoncmetnm), Fr. 8-
4986: 10-778 (FS) ; cathe-
dral 5-522b; counclla 14-
722d, 21-3780. 27-321C ;
OergoTlan settlers ll-767c :
library 18-568a ; pottery 5-

..
Clermont-Oallerande, Charles

Georsres. Maniui- 17-47d.
CLERMONT - GANNEAU,

Charles Simon 6- I '.'-.I.
CLERMONT - L'HERAULT

(Clermont de Lodive), FT.

8-499a ; 1O-778 (F6J.
Clermont-Lodeve, G. E. J. O.

de : tee Saintc-Crotx. baron

de.

Clermont Phalanx 8-793b.
CLERMONT - TONNERRE

(familvl 6-4991).
CLERMONT - TONNERRE,

Stanislas Maria Adelaide,

romie de 8-4990.
Clcron. J. O. B. de : tee Hans-

sonville. J. O. B. de CWron,

comte d'.

aeron, FT. 1O-778 (II4V
Clcrseller, Oande 8-81d; 8-

m

CLERUCHY8-499d; 12-445d:

21-MSa.
Clenw apiarns : tee Hire

beetle.
Clerval, FT. 10-778 (H4).

>!34a.

, Aatotne 8-6800.
' i varlabllU 8-454a.

— arborea 17-anto.

CVt lack akarry. isi. Boot. 4-

CLCTU8 ( Anenctotos) 0-500b ;

z- I . 20-:.. .
Cleuch.mu. boot. 24-418 (DJ);

Clere. Per Teodor 8-4ia.
y»»«>LO«r-: artCfcnraa,

^..^^^.,, Hom.0-500b; 0-

430 (VI. 01).
— < nurt, mansion, Bom. 0*

• ••.
deration Ian group 3-67a.

'o 13-23 4a ; 21-663b.
Cleveland, dukes of O-50U.
CLEVELAND. BARBARA

Villlars, duchess of 0-500c :

18-725b.
—.Catherine Vane, duchess of

3-534b; 23-731b.
— , Charles Fitzroy, duke of :

•ft Southampton.
— , Thomas \\entworth, earl

..r 28-5200 ; 8-501b.
— , Benjamin 15-819.1.
— , JOHN 8-501 b; 18-481a.
— , R. J. 13-90d.
— . STEPHEN GROVER 8-

501d ; 27-723d ; forest re-

Cleveland. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— . Ark. 2-552 <C2).

—. Fla. 10-540 (£.'.).

— , Oa. 11-7.V.' (d).

— , la. 14-732 (D31.

—.Ida. 14-276(04).

— , .Minn. 10-550 (D6).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— , NJlex. 19-420 (El).

— , N.C. 19-772 (B2).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (K3).

— , N.Y. 10-598 (D-BlC

CLEVELAND, O. 8-503c ; 20-
26 (L4) : drunkenness 28-
586c ; labour convention
27- 1 ">2c ; newspapers
an I.I. 19-570d.

— , Okla. 20-58 (El).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (B4).

— .8.C. 25-500(81).

— , Tas. 20-438 (Bl).

— , Tenn. 28-620 (G2).

— , Tex. 28-690 (M-N5).

— , Utah 27-814 (D3).

— , Va. 28-118 (Bl).

— , Wash. 28-3.04 (K4).

— , Wis. 28-740 (F5).

— , dint.. Yorks. 9-412 a. F4) ;
geology 2B-931C, 18-507a,
18-2.'i4d. 18-534a; Iron
works 24-932b.

— , hills. Yorka. 9-412 (L F4) ;
28-931a.

— . mt.. N.H. 19-490 (D3).

— Bay horse 13-723d.

— CtiflB Iron Co., U J8. 10-657O.

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (A2V

— Co.. Okla. 20-58 (IJ2).

— Dike (areol.) 28-931d.

— Mills. N.C. 19-772 (A2).
nevenirer, S.V. 24-516a.
CLEVER (diet.) 8-.'.06a.
CLEVES (Cleve, Kteve), Ger.

8-508b; 11-808 (A3); 19-
457a : dlaleot ll-779c ; his-
tory 0-532a. 10-S34b ; privi-
leges 7-314b.

— dirt., Oer. 11-856 (maps),
neves. House of (Fr.) 16-923a.
Clevis: awBake.
Clevland. Augustus 3-842d;

22-865C.
Clew. bay. Ire. 14-744 (B3) ;

17-936d.
Clewer. Berks. 18-942 (B3) :

28-7 Ub; sisterhood 25-

160c.

Cleyn (Hein). Franois 8-353a.
— . p.-nelnne 18-.V26d.
CLEYNAERTS (Clenardns,

Cleimnl), Nicolas 8-506d ;

22-158a.
Oey next the Sea, Norf. 9-424

(IV. El).

Cllbbom. Malor 17-753b.
CUbreck, mt.. Scot. 24-412

(Dl); 28-lR9b.
Clioh* (dirt.) 25-in.i7c.
CLICHTOVE, JOSSE VAN 6-

SOTa.

_ Wjj«« (Greek writsr) aV

CUdlophoralO-lf4b.
(Isgend) 14-76'

Ctto^es il¥l*/ Lanes. 18-139

CUfden. T. C. Ar»r-Hobart*»

6th Tlseoant 22-
Cllfden, Ire. 28-i39d ; 1*-

43 Id.

CHIT. Colo. 8-725 (EJ).
— . N.Mex. 19-520 <Bi).
— . Utah 27-814 (M).
— . lake. Can. 2O-114 (Bl).
—.Inlet, Boot. 24-412 (Gl);

24-- .•:
cliff : ire Escarpment,

— castles. Corn. 7-1 83a.

— Cavern. Derby. 8-48Ib.
ClKTilalr, 111. 14-304 (114).
CLIFF-DWELLINGS 8-507a.
Cliffe at lloo, Kent 18-94S

(03) ; 8-856C.
CUff-cjacler 12-800.
Cliff Haven, N.Y. 21-8S8a.

— Mine, Pa. 21-106 (D7).
(llffony.Ire. 14-744 (C»).
CLIFFORD (family) 8-407bj

arms 13-32IC (fig.).

11 ( lifford (9th baron)
8-507b ; 27-1 13c.

— , Margaret : aw Derby, Mar-
garet Stanley, countess of.

— , Robert de : ttt Westmor-
land, Robert de Clifford,
baron of.

— , Roger de, lord de 9-SOOc,

— , Conyers 14-7 7 6c.

— . Ethel : tee Dilke. EtbeL

— . Hngh 17-481d.

— , JOHN 6-.'.07d.

— , Lucy 6-S08b.

— , Mart in 8-61 la.

— .Rosamund: see Rosamund.
The Fair.

— , T. 19-154a.

—.WILLIAM KINGDON 8-
508a ; 22-549d ; Idealism
18-246d ; mathematics 11-
725d.

Clifford, Ark. 2-SS2 (D4).

— . Hereford. 9-420 (ILL AS);
8-:.07l> ; 13-3S78,

— Ind. 14-422 (F6).

— Mich. 18-372 (G6).

— N. Dak. 19-786 (GJ).

— I'a. 21-106 (1.2).

— Va. 28-118 <C3).

— Win. 28-740 (C3).

— Yorke. 28-933 (Dl).

— bay. N.Z. 19-624 (E4).

— tsb.. Kor. : tee Chok-jom.
CLIFFORD OF CHUDLEIGK

Thomas Clifford (1st baron)

8-508d.

niffords, lake. Me. 17-434 fF.S\
Clifford's Inn, Lond. 14-586U
Cliff's End. Kent 22-881a.
Cliffsidc, N.J. 19-502 (B2).
Cliff. The, hills. Lines. 16-7134
Cliffwood. N.J. 19-502 (A3).
Cliffy, isl., Viet. 28-38 (D3).

— Creek, rir., Ala. 1-460 <BH
Clift, William 13-942d ; 20-

393c.

Cllft, inlet. Soot. 24-S55a.
Clifton, Gervase 13-546a ; 20-

I50b.

— . Richard 8-935a.
Clifton r. Rldsdale 14-329a.
Clifton, Ariz. 2-544 (D3) ; 4-

623b.

— , Ark. 2-552 (E3).
- . I • :-. 9-!.-! (iv. 1;." : 3-

622a.

— , Chea. 18-139 (C3).
— , C^an. (New Br.) 19-486

(Cl).
— . Can. (Ont.) : tee Niagara

Falls.

— . Colo. O-TM (B2).
— , Fla. 10-540 (F3).
— , Oa. 11-752 (E4).
CLIFTON, Glo». 8-509b ; 9-

420 (III. B4) ; bridge 4-53701

zoological gardens 28-1019O.
— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
— , Kan. 15-654 (El).
— , Lane*. 10-139 (BIX

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183

CLIFT-COAL

Clifton, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (C3).
— , X.C. 19-772 (Al).
— , X.J. 19-502 (A2).

— (North), Notts. 9-416 (II.
F3).

— (South), Notts. 9-416 (II.
F3).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (G5) ; 14-

300c.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (H4).
— . N.Z. 19-624 <C5).
— , X.Z. 19-624 (D4).
— , O. 20-26 (C5) ; 6-3730.
— , Oreg. 20-242 (Bl).
— , S.C. 25-500 (C2).
— , Scot. 24-418 (B2).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (D2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K4).
— , Westm. 9-412 (I. C3) ;

battle (1745) 19-39d, 21-

117b; geology 28-553d.
— , W.Va. 28-118 (A2).
— , Wyo 28-874 (H2).
— , York*. 28-933 (B2).
— , Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
— , co., N.Z. 19-624 (F7 and

E3).
Clifton Blue butterfly : see

Adonis butterfly.
Cliftondale, Mass. 17-852 (B3).
Clifton Forge, Va. 28-118

(B-C3).

— gorge, Glos. 3-66d.

— Heights, Cincinnati 6-373c.

— Heights, Pa. 21-106 (K-L7).

— HU1, Mo. 18-608 (D2).

— Hills Station, Austr. 2-960
(F5).

— House, N.Mex. 19-520 (Fl).
Cliftonite 8-162c.

Clifton Mills, W.Va. 28-118
(D2).

— on Dunsmore, Warwick. 23-
821c.

— Park, N.Y. 19-596 (G3).

— Park, O. 20-26 (K5).

— • Park, Baltimore 17-828
(B3); 3-289b.

— Reynes, Bucks. 28-795a.

— Springs, N.Y. 19-.596 (C3).

— Station, Va. 28-118 (E2).-
Cliftonville, Miss. 18-600 (D2).
Cliftv, Ind. 14-422 (F6).
—.Tenn. 26-620 (F2).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(F6).

Cliges (Chretien de Troyes) 16-

151c.

Cligga Head, Corn. 27-48c.
Clignaneourt porcelain factory

5-753b.
CLIM OF THE CLOUGH

6-509C.

Clima (measure) 28-48 Ic.
Climacograptus Scharenbergi

12-366b (flg.).

Climacotos : gee Klimakotos.
CLIMACTERIC (diet.) 6-509c ;

medicine 12-764d ; hysU'ria

14-211d; insanity 14-598b.
Climata (geog.) 17-635b.
CLIMATE AND CLIMAT-

ology 6-509d ; forests 10-

646c ; pathology 6-526c.
Climate and Time in their Geo~

logical Relations (Croll) 7-

tiltt.
Climatic formation (hot.) 21-

762c.

Climatius8-128o; 14-252b.
CLIMAX, JOHN 6-527C.
Climax, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E7).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A3).
— , N.C. 19-772 (C2).
— » Pa. 21-106 (D4).
— , pass, Asia M. 17-152a.
Climax (drama) 8-477b.
CKmb (hot.) 6-527d.
Climbing : see Mountaineer-
ing.
CLIMBING FERN 6-527c ;

fossil 20-554b.
Climbing irons 18-938a.

— perch 13-446a: 14-270a.
Climbing Plants (C. Darwin) 7-

842d.
Climping, SUB. 9-424 (IV. A5) ;

26-168a.

Clinandrium 10-568b.
Clinch, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , Fort, Fla. 10-280a.
— , riv., Va. 28-118 (Bl) ; 26-

625c.
CLINCHANT, JUSTIN 6-527c ;

11-1 4a.

Clinch Co., Ga. 11-752 (D5).
Clinching (in boxing) 4-351C.
Cline, Henry 26-129b ; 15-

319d.
Clingman Dome, mt., Tenn.

26-619b.
Clingman's Peak, mts., N.C. 2-

207d.
CLINIC, CLINICAL (diet.) 6-

527d.
Clinical research 9-100b.

— thermometer 26-836a.
dink. The 24-lSOc.

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

Clinker, R. C. (physicist) 9-

230d.
CLINKER (diet.) 6-527d.

— built (diet.) 4-97a.

— eight 4-100b.

— four 4-100b.
Clinkstone : see Phonolite.
Clino-axis 7-579a.
CUnochlore 6-256c.
Clinoclase : see Clinoclasite.
CLINOCLASITE 6-527d ; 7-

11 Ob.

Clino-diagonal : see Clino-axis.
Clinographie drawing 7-;>73d.
Clinohedral class 7-579c.
Clinohedrite 7-579c.
Clinohumite 13-884d.
Clinometer 2-692a.
Clino-pinacoid 7-579a.
Clino-prism 7-579a.
Clinostat 23-973a.
Clinozoisite 9-689b.
CLINTON, DE WITT 6-528a ;

4-659b.
— , Edward Fiennes Clinton,

baron : see Lincoln, Ed-
ward Fiennes Clinton, earl

of.
— , GEORGE (American

soldier) 6-528c ; statues 4-

659b ; 19-467a.
— , George, Admiral 15-472b ;

19-609d.
— , SIR HENRY (British

General) (d. 1795) 6-529a:

l-842c ; John Andre 1-

969a ; Monmouth (battle)

18-7 27 d.

— , Sir Henry (d. 1829) 6-529c.
— , HENRY FYNES 6-529c.
— .Henry Fiennes, dukes of

Newcastle : see Newcastle.
— , James- 6-528a.
— , Sir William Henry 6-S29b ;

21-97b ; 22-1 52c.
Clinton, R. r. 28-386b.
Clinton, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Berks. 9-420 (III. E3).
— , Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (E3).
— , Can. (Ont.) 20-114 (B2).
— , Conn. 6-952 (E4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).
CLINTON, la. 6-529d , 14-732

(G3).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C5).
— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).
— , Ky. 15-740 (A2).
— , La. 17-54 (b5).
CLINTON, Mass. 6-530a ; 17-

852 (D2).

— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , .Mich. 18-372 (F-G7).
— , Minn. 18-550 (AS).
— , Miss. 18-600 (B3) ; 18-

601a ; 18-602a.
CLINTON, Mo. 6-530b; 18-

608 (C3).

— , Mont. 14-276 (C2).
— , N.C. 19-772 (D3).
— , X.J. 19-502 (C2).
CLINTON, N.Y. 6-530b ; 19-

596 (E2).

— , N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
— , O. 20-26 (G3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (B4).
— , S.C. 25-500 <C2).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (C7).
— , Utah 27-814 (C3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (C2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E6).
— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (G2), 18-

939b.

— Center, la. 14-732 (D4).

— Co., la. 14-732 (G3).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (C5).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (D4).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (C4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).

— Co., O. 20-26 (C6).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (G-N3).

— Golden, lake, Can. 5-160
(H3) ; 12-422C.

Clintondale, N.Y. 19 - 596

(A5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (G-H3).
Clinton Falls, Minn. 18-550

(D6).

— , Fort, N.Y. 28-558C.
Clinton group (geol.) ll-670d ;

27-626a.

Clintonians 6-529a.
Clinton iron ores 18-506d.
CLINTONITE 6-530c.
Clinton limestone 27-630d.
Clintonville, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Conn. 6-952 (D4).
— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).
— , O. 20-26 (L-M1), 6-373C.
— , Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Clintwood, Va. 28-118 (Bl).
Clio (myth.) 19-60a.
Clio, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , la. 14-732 (D4).

Clio, La. 17-54 (b6).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Clio (mollusc) ll-521d.
Cliona (sponges) 20-425C.

— celata 25-718d.
Clione (molluscs) 11.522b.
Clionidao (molluscs) ll-522a.

— (sponges) : see Boring
sponge.

Clionopsidae ll-522a.
Clionopsis ll-522a.
Cliosophic (society) ll-41b.
Clip (ammunition) 1-875C.
Clipeus (shield) 2-585c.

— (clypeus) (in baths) 3-514d.
Clipper (ship) 24-867b.
Clippergap, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Clipper sledge 6-603b.
Clipperton (explorer) ll-628d.
Clipperton, isl., Pac.O. 19-762

(18).

Clippiacum, Fr. : see Clichy.
Clipsham, Rutl. 9-424 (IV. Al) ;

23-945b; 23-944c.
Clipston, Northauts. 9-420

(III. E2).

Cliquart, limestone 9-662d.
Clisham, mt., Scot. 24-412

(B2).

Clissa, Data. 7-775c.
Clissau : see Klissow.
Clissold Park, Lond. 16-938

CLISSON, OLIVIER DE6-530d;

10-821d ; 23-10180.
CLISSON, Fr. 6-531a ; 10-778

(D4).

Clissuras 2-596c.
Clistenterata : see Testicar-

dines.

Clitambonitidne 4-366a.
Clitandra 4-596b.

— orientalis l-354d.
CLITHEROE, Lanes. 6-531a ;

16-139 (Dl) ; geology 16-

138c.
Clito, William : see William

the Clito (of Normandy).
Clito, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
CLtodemus : see Clidemus.
CLITOMACHUS 6-531c.
Clitor : see Cleitor.
Clitoris (anat.) 23-133a ; 23

134b.

CLITUMNUS, riv.. It. 6-531c.
CLIVE, CAROLINE 6-531d.
— , CATHERINE (Kitty) 6-

531d.
— , Edward, 1st earl of Powis :

see Powis, Edward Clive, 1st

earl of.
— , ROBERT, baron 6-532a ,

14-407b ; Chingleput 6-

233a ; Chlnsura 14-405C ; Con-

jeeveram 6-943b ; Malabar

?irates 4-185b ; Plasscy 21
83d ; reforms (India) 14-

409a.

Clive. Salop 9-416 (II. B4).
— , N.Z. 19-624 (F3).
— , Utah 27-814 (A2).
Cliveden, residence, Bucks. 16-

942 (B2) ; 4-730d.
Clive Fund 6-536a.
Clivus (anat.) 25-198b.
CLOACA (archit.) 6-536c ; 23-

590c.

— (anat.) l-666c ; 23-134b ;
reptiles 23-167c : see also
Gonad-duct.

— Maxima 23-590c ; 27-957b ;
construction 2-382c, 9-
857d.

Cloacina : *ee Venus Cloacina.

Cloanthite 25-249d.

Cloar, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

Cloates, pt., W.Aus. 16-650.

Clocaonog, Wales 9-428 (V.
El).

Cloch, pt.. Scot. 6-572d.

Cloch (pillar stone) 6-554a.

Cloches de Corneville, Les
(Planqnette) 21-725c.

Clochette, Captain l-94e.

Clochoderrick, rock, Scot. 15-
790c.

CLOCK 6-536c; Boetius' water-
clock 4 - 1 1 7a ; CafBeri 's
astronomical 4-945b ; Cam
pani - Alimenis's improve1
ments 5-124b: Congreve's
patent 6-939d ; cycloidal
pendulum 17-979a ; deter-
mination of error 26-983d ;
electric 6-548d ; Franklin's
invention ll-30a ; lubrica-
tion 17-88d ; Marot's clocks
17-749d ; polar : see Polar
clock ; Strutt's radium 21-
181b. See also Clepsydra.

— (card game) : see Vingt-et-
Un.

— (constellation) : see Horo
logium.

Clock Face,.Lancs. 16-139 (C3).

Clock star 26-985a.

Clockum Creek, riv., Wash. 28

354 (E2).
Clodagh, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D3).

Clod-crusher 23-467e.
Clodding press : see Cage press.
Cloddy, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Cloddynge : sec Skittles.
Clodc, Charles Mathew 17-

790d.

Clode Sound, Nfd. 19-479 (C2).
C'lodia6-553d; 18-258d.
CLODIA, VIA It. 6-553b ; 15-

26 (A5).

Clodiagh,riv.,Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Clodlon (king of the Salian

Franks) : see Chlodio.

— (sculptor) : see Michel,
Claude.

Clodius (Roman gens) : see

Claudius.
CLODIUS, PUBLIUS (Pulchcr)

6-553c ; 23-644a ; collegia

sodalicia 6-565c.

— Macer, Lucius : see Macer,
Lucius Clodius.

Clodomer : see Chlodomer.
Clodones : sec Maenads.
Clodt - Jurgensburg, Baron

Peter 3-786d.

Clody, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (K4).
Cloe, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Cloeon 17-934b.
Cloeosiphon 25-152d.
Cloeotis 6-242d.
Cloephaga rubidiceps 10-225c.
C'loete, Col. A. J. 19-259d.
— , Henry 19-260a.
Cloe'z, F. S. 5-188b.
Clog (shoe) 24-993a.
Clog an eadhachta Phatriac :

see St Patrick's bell.
Clogg almanacs 1-7 lie.
Clogh, Ire. (Antrim) 14-744

(E2).

— , Ire.(Kilkenny)14-744(D4).
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (E2).
Cloghan, Ire. (Donegal) 14-744

(C2).
— , Ire. (King's Co.) 14-744

(D3).

Cloghan (diet.) 14-768a".
Clogheen, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
CLOGHER, Ire. 6-554a ; 14-

744 (D2).

Clogherecn, Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Clogher Head, cape, Ire.

(Kerry) 14-744 (A4).

— Head, cape, Ire. (Louth) 14-
744 (E3) ; 17-66c.

Cloghjordan, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Cloghy, Ire. 14-744 (F2).
dogwood : see Yamane.
Cloich, hills, Scot. 24-418

(E3).
Cloisonn6 enamel 9-363c : ^

365c ; Byzantine 4-910b, 9-

363d (fig.) . Japanese 15-

189d, 15-185b.

— glass 12-1 17a.
CLOISTER 6-554a.

— garth (diet.) 6-555a.
CLONAKILTY, Ire. 6-555b ;

14-744 (Co); l-414c ; lead
mines 7-157b.
— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (C5).

— Junction, Ire. 14-744 (CS).
Clonard, cape, Kor. 15-156

(F-G8).
Clonard, monastery, Ire. 14-

762b.

Clonaslee, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Clonbur, Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Cloncurry, Valentine Browne

Lawless, 2nd baron 9-342d.
Cloncurry, Queens. 2-960 (G4) ;

2-952b ; 19-756a.
Clondalkin, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

8-620d.
Clonderalaw, bay, Ire. 14-744

(B4).
Clonea, cape. Ire. 14 - 744

(D4).

Cloncgall, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
CLONES, Ire. 6-555C ; 14-744

(D2).
Clonfert, Ire. 14-744 (C3); 4

495c.

Clonic spasm 9-692a.
Clonlifle College, Ire. 14-754C.
CLONMACNO1SE, Ire. 6-555C ;

14-744 (D3) ; 14-774b.
CLONMEL, Ire. 6-555d ; 14-

744 (D4) ; 14-773C.
Clonmellon, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Clonmines, Ire. 14-744 (E4) ;

28-566b.

Clonocrinidae 8-878d.
Clonsilla, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ; 17-

949c.

Clontarf, John Rawson, vis-
count 24-1 7b.
Clontarf, Ire. 14-744 (E5) ;

battle (1014) 8-622a.
— , N.S.W. 26-278 (Cl).
— , isl., Ire. 14-744 (E5).
Cloon, lake, Ire. (Kerry) 14-

744 (B5).
—Jake, Ire. (Mayo) 14-744

(B3).
Cloondara, Ire. 14-744 (D3) ;

16-980d.
Cloonfinlough, lake. Ire. 7-

37Sa.

CLOOTS, JEAN BAPTISTE

du Val de Grace, baron von

6-556a.
Clopinel, Jean : see Jean de

Meun.
Clopook, Dun of : see Dun of

Clopook.

Clopponburg, Ger. 11-808 (B2).
Clopton, Sir Hugh 25-998C.
Clopton, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Ga. 11-752 <C2).
Cloquet, Hippolyte l-937a ;

21-535d.
CLOQUET, Minn. 6-556b ; 18-

550 (E4).
Cloquette, riv., Minn. 18-550

(E4>.

Close, General 3-846b.
CLOSE, MAXWELL HENRY

6-556C.
CLOSE (law) 6-556d ; breach

of 4-465b.
Closeburn, Scot. 24-412 (E4) ;

26-880d ; British remains 8-

664c ; geology 8-BG3d ;

mineral waters 8-663c.
Close Cove, bay : see Cross,

bay.
Closed bundles (hot.) : see

Vascular bundles.
Closed conduit system 27-

123a.

— days 7-8760.

Close Letters (litterae clausae)
8-301c ; 8-306b ; 16-502C.

Closepet, Ind. 14-382 (G13).

Closer (brickwork) 4-524d.

Close Rolls 22-OOOc.

Close time (game laws) 11-
441d.

— wired (croquet) 7-504a.
Closeworth : see Closworth.
Closh : see Skittles.
Closing-time (public houses)

16-762d.

Closter, N.J 19-502 (Bl).
Closterium l-588d.
Closter-Seven : see Kloster-

Seven.

Clostridicae 3-163b.
Clost ridium 3-163b ; 3-160a

(flg.).

— pasteurianum 3-164c ; 3-
169d : 25-349b.

CLOSURE 6-5r,6d ; 9-579c ;

20-848b.

Closworth. Som. 7-163b,
CLOT, ANTOINE BARTHEL-

emy (Clot Bey) 6-556d; 8-

606c.

Clot (of blood) : see Clotting.
Clota, riv. : see Clyde.
CLOTAIRE I. (Chlothachar)

6-557a ; 10-805a ; marriage

22-784c; Nantes acquired

19-164d ; Saxons conquered

24-265a.

— II. (Frankish king) 6-557a ;
10-805C.

— III. 6-557b ; 6-137C.

— IV. 6-M7b ; 10-808b.

Clot des Cavales, pass, Alps 1-

742b.
CLOTH (diet.) 6-557b : hemp

13-2Q4a : weaving 28-1-1 Oc ;

28-441d.

— brown 8-750a.

— el!28-480b.

Clothes moth 8-898a; 16-468e;

16-472a (ligs.) ; distribution

16-470a.

CLOTHIER (diet.) 6-557c.
Clothilde (Italian princess) 15-

55d; 24-257a.
Clothilla pulsatoria : see

Death-watch.
Clothing : British Army 2-

613c ; 2-6] 4b ; conduction of

heat l3-150d ; in infancy 14-

513b. See also Costume;

Toile.

— industry : trade disputes
25-1025b ; trade unions 27-
14Cc.

Clotho (myth.) 2-877d.
• — - (zool.) : see Bitis.

— arietans : see Puff-adder.
Cloth of estate ll-364a.

— red 8-746b ; 8-750a.
Clothworkcrs' Company 22-

41a : 16-810b.
Cloth VVorkers' Hall, Louvain

17-67C.
CLOTILDA, ST 6-557O ; 10-

804d ; 13-376b.
Clotting (of blood) 4-Slb ; 4-

77d.
Clotworthy, John, 1st Viscount

Masereene : see Massereene.
Cloud, Kan. 15-654 (El).
— , hill, Staffs. 16-370a.
CLOUD 6-sr>7d; aurora, effect

on 2-929b ; dust 8-714a ;

meteorology 18-289a (figs.) ;

mixtures in atmosphere 18- -

289a ; observations and

study 18-272c, 18-277a ;

variation with latitude 6- -

518a.
CLOUDBERRY 6-559C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

184

To make full u*c of this Index It It e**cntlal to read the
instruction* gl\cn on I'agc I.

CLIFT-COAL

et AkMfct: ***

Cloudy, bar. N '• 19-IX7(F3).
— . !••

— . bay, Tas. 88-43fffii£
CLOUET. FRANCOIS (J

ll.)8-559d.

— . JEAN (Janet) 8-SOOh.
— , Luis de. General 8-3440.
CLOUGH. ANNE JEMIMA 8-

..; ..i
—.ARTHUR HUGH 6-56 la;

8-441e ; 2O-s98b.
Ooofh. riv.. York*. 9-412 (I.

1. 1 ,

Cloush (geog.) 8-70o.
dough Fold. Lane*. 18-139

Ooughoughtor Castle. Ire. 5-

• :.M.

Ooughton. Yorks. 8-412 (I.
lit)

rville. La. 17-54 (B2).
CLOUTING (fabric) 8-561d.
Clout shooting 2-365c.
Clova, Scot. 24-412 (K.I).

(E3);

Clove, riv.. N.J. 19-501 (Cl).
Clove-carnation 5-363*.
Clove-gUlytlovrer : tee Carna-

tion.

Clove-hitch (knot) 15-*72b.
CLOVELLY. Der. 8-S61d ; 9-

430 (VI. Dl).
< '!..\. -tii- 26-i' -'•!.
OoTenford*, Soot. 24-418 (F3);

n-
Clore nutmeg 19-9 19a; 19-

— pink 21-627 b.
Clover, Colo. 8-722 (CS).

— , 8.C. 15-500 (Cl).
—.Utah 27-814 (Hi).
—.Va. 28-118(1

— . val., Ncv. 5-8 (Fl).
CLOVER 8-5t;id; 18-381a ;

carpel 18-382b ; crude fibre
5-606d ; cultivation l-381d.
9-27b. 24-423c; digestible
matter l-408a ; four-course
rotation l-404b ; honey-
production S-636b ; pollina-
tion 16-383a ; sleep move-
ments 16-381C.

Clover Creek, rir.. O. 20--.'i;
(B-C7).

— Creek, rir., Oreg. 2O-24-.1
.11 ).

— Creek, riv.. P». 21-106 (F5).
Clorerdale. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— . CaL 5-8 (H'J) ; 19-281a.

— . Ind. 14-423 (D5).

— , O. 2O-'.'B (li:i).

— . Ore*. 20-242 (B2).
Clover dodder 8-
CloTerliind. Iml. 14-422 (CS).
—. Wash. 28-354 (113).
Clover Lick. W.Va. 28-5HO

(OS).

Clorerly irroup (geol.) 27-63 Ic.
Cloverport, Ky. 15-74" (H:i).
Clover's Inhaler 26-1.14d.
CLOVES 6-562d ; l-355b ; 14-

U ML

— , oil of t-S63a ; 20-.V.M ; 21-
14 Id.

Clovesho, council of 7-64c ; 16-

T8Xo; 23-453a.
Clove-tree 6-562d.
CLOVIO. GIORGIO G1UL1O 6

13-

CLOV1S I. 8-563b ; 18-804C
ll-832b : coins 18-898a ;
fleur-de-lis legend 10-499c ;
kill-'-.'* I 15-M7ii : K..III IT.
Empire 9-349a ; Touraine.
conquest of 27- 102 d.

— H. 10-8060 i 8-844a.

— 111.10-8080,

— (of Hesse-Barchfeld)
41".-.

dovls. C«L 8-8 (D3).
— . NJIez. 18-520 (O3).
Clow. Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Clowes. John 19-5 14c.
— , William 22-338b.
Clowesltee : we Primitive

Methodist Church.
CLOWN (diet.) 6-564a.
Clowne. Derby. 9-416 (II. S3) ;

8-72a.
Cloy, glen. Soot. 24-418 (A3) ;

— . hUl.CWilts. 9-420 (III. C4).

Oar-* UBdl^
C-«i£»vl*-m

i. tv:i'

8ooMU dM A m Is do la ooa
• Mutton monarchluue.
CLUB-FOOT 8-568b ;8O-764a
Crab, Indian : are Indian rlul..

^•Csooed.

Ctablonlda* 2- >O6d ; capture
of prey 28-665a ; oaro of
young 28*665c ; duration
of life 28-665d : habitat 25-
666d; hibernation ia-446o;
mimicry 18-49UI).

" < liil.land." I .1. 6- r.H7a.

Clubmen (nickname) 12-11.'.-.

Club Moreau 18-827O.

Club-moss : tee Lycopodlum.

— Politlque, Le 8-508a.

— root : ter Flnger-and-toe.

— rush : Her Bulrush.

— , The (literary club) 15-

488d; 12-2 16h.
Cluden. riv., Scot, 24-412 (E4);

.

CLUE ((•!<•«•) (diet.) 8-568d.
CLUENTIUS HABITUS.

Aulus 8-568d.

Cluentus, riv.. It. : s«Chlentl.
ClulT. Samuel O'Malley 21-

ieu.

Ciuff. O. 20-26 (M7).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (L7).
cluumy. Kr. : tee Clnny.
t'liij. Hung. : ace Kolotsvar.
Clumber llouse. NotU. 9-416

(II. E3) ; 8-651d.
ClumtH-r spanip) 8-:>77d.
CLUMP (diet.) 6-569a.
Clumping (physiol.) 4-sic.
Clun. Salop 9-420 (III. A2) ;

24- 1D2 la ; 24-1020C.
— , riv.. Salop 9-420 (III. B2) ;

24-1020b.
Clunch 4- Hi. ll-88b.

— clay and Hhule 20-4 15a.
CLUNES, Viet. 6-569a ; 28-3S

(B2).

Clun Forest, dist.. Salop 9-420
(III. A2); 4-4b; 24-1020c.

— Forest sheep 24-821a.
Clunirn-yus, waterfalls, Wales

12-73dT

Clunla, Sp. 5-653b.
Clunincs (Cluniao Benedic-

tin.'-l: 6- ,r,!>!, : 3-7-.-J i ; ttm

8-352d; Gregory VII. 12-

57 Ic; monoxterlea 1-1 Ac;

•ted Mri i. (a : .-> l-.'i.l :

Spain 25-546b.
Clunle, Scot. 24-418 (El).
—.Forest of. Scot. 24-4 IS

(D-E1).
—.lake. Scot. 24-412 (C2) ; 4-

35a; 14-720b.
— , riv.. Scot. 4-375C,

— Olen, Scot. : geology 1-501..

— Inn. Scot. 24-412 (C2).
ciuiitoii. Salop 9-420 (III. .\2i.
CLUNY, Kr. 6-569a : 10-77S

(G4); abbey 1-1 ... I.-JM,.

16-:. ml. ; old houee« 13-

81 Id (ng.).

— , Mauritius 17-913.1.
— , hill. Scot. 10-672b.
i Muiiy Castle, Scot. 2S-646b.
— , Hotel de ; Paris : tte

Cluny Museum.
Cluny lace 16- int..
Cluny Macpherson : tee Mac-

pluTson <of Cluny).
Cluny Museum. Paris 2O-808b;

2O-S011,- ; 13-^ lid (Plate).
Clupanodonic acid 20- lib; 2O-

.•.".,.
Clupea 13-390d.

— alba : tte Whitebait.

— alosa : tee Allis shad.

— caspia: are Caspian herring.

— nnta : tee Twalte shad.

— harengus : ter Hrrring.

— kurensis 21-192a.

— leachii : tte Herring.

— mattowocca : tee Ale-wife.

— melanosticta : tee Iwaabl.

— menhaden : tee Menhaden.

— pilchard!!* : tee Pilchard.

— sagax 21-603C.

— mpldlsalma : tee Shad.
American.

— scombrina : tee Oil-sardine.

— sprattus : tee Sprat.

— vernallH : »rr Ale-wife.

i •!..,»••. I,.- 24--.'. : 14-.M-.I .

24-82b ; alimentary canal

14-255a ; distribution 2-

747d. 2-748a.
Cluroui (political faction) 18-

593d.

— . Janus 18-1 46b.

ClUMMMi. I'

L4

J15-KII-CJ).
lister cardamom .

M, 10- -I ,

— pine 21-024a ; 21-622
I ) ; 10-649e : In Madeira
. 22-7J7d;
turpentine 17- 1
(1u»ter Spr-ntf" »
< lu.iuraJna, tribe : tee Cms-

1 1 ' ' I ' 4

ciut, lake. Can. 8- 160 (Ft).

(mech.) 18-918c ; 18-

— (ornithology) 8-1 4a.

— arc lamp 18-r.i.

< 10-1 I-JI,.
Clutha. riv.. N./.. 19-024 (B6) ;

I.I.

N ./.. 19-824(07. B7).
Cluthalitf l-'.H-'l..
rjuUllll .~,.iii. 9-1 -" I VI. Gl).
, Philip: tte
CUi\\rr. 1'hilii..

i- i:ufu-. U. 23-i; i'.t'i.
CLUWER.PH1LIP8-5710 ;11-

Mlo,

Cluynnaar, Alfred 20-.'.07d.

Clwyd, riv , Scot, : tte Clyde.

— .riv.. Wale* 8-1 8a; geology
of valley 8-18b, 10-S22a.

ch\. Milan, hills, Wales: geo-
logy 8-1 8b.

Clwyedog reservoirs, Wales 28-
406 (map) ; 28-407 (map).

ay. Pa. 21-106 (15).

riv.. In-. 14-711 (Cl l.

Clydach. Wale* (Brecon.) 9-
428 (V. El).

—.Wales (Olam.) 9-428 (V.
04); 12-7 4d.

— . vale, Wales 23-270c.

Clydugh, riv., Ire. (Kerry) 14-

— . riv.. IM. (Mayo) 14-744

(H3).
CLYDE, COLIN CAMPBELL.

baron 6-57 Id; 14-450c ;

Afridi expedition l-362a ;

Indian Mutiny 14-448b.
Clyde. Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— , Oa. 11-752 (E3).
— , Ind. 14-422(09).
-. Kan. 15-654 (XI).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).
— . Miss. 18-600 (C4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
— , N.C. 18-772 (B4).

-. N.Dak. 18-780 (Fl).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (02).

. \.7.. 19-624 (BG).
-, O. 20-26 (02).
— , Okla. 28-58 (Ol).
— , Ter. 28-690 ( I i
— , Wash. 28-354 (G3).

.firth, Scot. 24-412 (D4) ;

8-572d ; 8-660J.
— , riv.. Can. (Baffin land) 5-

IGO(Ql).
— , riv.. Can. (N.S.) 5-160

(1 12-3).

— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
CLYDE, riv., Scot. 8-572b :

24-418 (1)3) ; 24-412 (K4) ;

Agrlcola fortilles l-386d ;

deepening 23-382b ; harbour

12-84b ;llghthouse trustees

18-G48C ; navigation trnirt

12-84C. 8-573a, 23-98d ;

yachting 28-892c.
— , riv., Tas. 26-439a.
— , riv.. Vt. 19-490 (C-D2) ;

27-1025d.
CLYDEBANK. Soot. 8-572d ;

24-4 IM l:-c::>: 12-S1 (map).
ink Knimii-ering Co. ».

Yxqulcrda 7-781a.
ClydedaJe. dlst., Scot. 24-418

<D3).

civil,- I.iiw, int.. Scot. 8-5721..
• rlc, Mont. 14-'-'7fi (D2).
Clyde Kiv.-r. Can, 19-^:11 (B3).
Clydesdale. S.Af. 20-153C.
— . Tml., Scot. 8-572b.

— horse 13-724c ; 13-722
(PI. I).

Clyde Tru«t : tee under Clyde.

— Yacht Club. Royal 8-682d.
Clyfton, Richard : tee Clifton,

Richiir.l.

— . William de 6-509c.
Clyman. Wis. 28-740 (E5).
Clymene (myth.) 2-822d ; 21-

MSB.
Oymenla (fossils) 5-693a ; 8-

Ul I

— beds ; tee Famennian group
Clymenlidae 5-69Sd ; 8-128a.
Clymenus : tee Pluto.

1 :•- • .. r.

28>*5Iil.
9jji (Al).

«(EiL/

5fflM.2

— Bobleakli: «M BevjtHB So-
bleak 1 1.

Wale. 8-428 (V. ES).
. lull. Wales 8- 12* (V. E3).
c|r.ma. EOT- t8-22d.
< ly.t.rlv.. Der.l-lMb,

'•M,. Uev. 8-430 (VI.
K.'i.

>ry. Itev. »-618a,
Clytaemne*tra l-303d ; 8-

481d : 28-2531,.
Clyth, Hoot. 24-412 (El) ; 25-
964a; CMtle4-96Oc.

— Neat, cape, boot. 24-412

ayt'la(zool.)14-153b

" Civile " (0. F. Watts) 24-

Clytlnae 18-497 d.

Clytusarict!Hl8-497d.
Clywedog. riv., Wale* (Den-

bieh) 8-1

. riv.. Wale* (Montgom.) 9-

428 (V. 1)3) ; 21-8410.
C.M.U.(abbrcv.) l-29a.
( ..M.S. (abbrev.): tee Church

Missionary Society.
Cnarrvburc, York*. : trt Kna-

re«borough.
Cneinldophorus 18-825d.

— sexlineatus : tee Swift.
Cnemldospora 12-560c.
Cnemlornb3-971c; 3-977b.

— calcitrans 12-243a.
Cnemls, mt«. Or. 21-44Hd.
Cnethocampa procesnionea: tee

Processionary moth.

Cnevvr, Wales 8-428 (V. D4).

Cnicnode : ter. Conical Point.

Cnictrope : tee Conic of Con-
tact.

Cnlcus : tee Thistle.

Cnidae : trt Ncmatocysts.

Cnidaria 14-1 72a.

" Cnidian Aphrodite " (statue):
tee Aphrodite.

Cnidian Lion 5-330c.

Cnidoblaxt 14-1 37d ; 2-98a.

Cnidocill4-137d.

Cnidosac ll-520d.

CNIDUS, Asia M. 8-S73a ;
battle (394 B.C.) 7-960b. 21-
212a ; battle (391 B.C.) 12-
452b ; coins 19-888b, 19-
887d ; Demeter sanctuary
28-839d ; medical school
18-4--X 16-546b; treasury at
Delphi 2-380a. 7-971a ; 12-
478c (flg.).

Cniht 15-851b.

Cnoc Crom Uillt, mt., Scot. 4-
959b.

— Dnbh. mt., Scot, 24-4 IS
(A3) : 2-64 4c.

CNOSSUS. Crete 6-573c : 23-
648 (E3) ; 7-418 (map) ; 7-
424a (Platen); Aegean re-
mains l-246b ; archives 18-
545c; coinage 19-885a foil.;
inlaid work ll-564c ; Ivory
figures 1-247 (PI. II. BgB. 6,
7): iilate21-792a ; pottery
5-7 lid, 1-246 (Plate*); seaf-
Impremions ll-564b, 1-250
(IM. III. flg. 1); staircase
25-763A ; nall-pnlntlngx 28-
463d, 7421C, 1-246 (PI. I.
flg. 5). 1-251 (PI. IV. flg. 2).

C~nut : tte Canute.

Co. (abbrev.) l-30a.

— (chcm.) : tre Cobalt.

\.. Port. 25-530 (B2);
8-450c.

COACH (carriage) 8-574a ; 8-
402b.

— (tutor) l-783a.

— and Coachharnes* Makers
Company 18-8 11 a.

— dog : tee Dalmatian dog.
Coachella. Cal. 5-8 (E5).
Coachford, Ire. 14-744 (CS).
Coach horse : tte Yorkshire

coach-horse.
CoachinK Club 6-574b.

Coactorl3-687d.

Coadlacency. Law of 2-7 84c.

Coadjutor 15-338d.

— bishop 4-3c.

Coagh. Ire. 14-744 (E2) ; 27-

550c.

Coagulation 2S-377b.
Coairullns 18-Rlc.
Coahoma, Mia*. 18-600 (Bl).

a. 28-190 (Bl).

— .ral., Nev. 8-, (Hi.

COAL 8-575a ; 5-3I2CJ eam-
l.u.tlon produrta 28-27*a ;
contraband of oar 7-SJd.
19-4 4.'.a; CretaceolM 7-4 I 71.;
gas manufacture 11- 1-
fron manafaftare
Jantttc

8-593a; .
labour deputes .
2-332b; labour
18-16d ; owncrrtilp of
592b ; .trUe. and lock-oi
S8-l029c; C.s. prodnctloe
statistics 17-64 Ic ; weighing
machine 28-476d.
Coal Bank Creek, riv.. N.Dak.
19-780 (US).

— Basin. Colo. 8-722 (Ct).

— Bluff, Ind. 14-422 «

— Branch. Can. 19-465 (Cl).
COALBROOKDALE. Salop 8-

593a; 9-420 (III. Bl);

bridge 4-542b ; geology 24-

lOSOc.

Coalburg. O. 28-26 (12).
— . W.Va. 28-560d.
Coalburn. Scot. 24-418 (OS).
Coal Center. Pa. 21- 1 06 ( B-Ci).

— City. Ala. 1-460 («).

— Oty. III. 14-: 04 (D2).

— City, Ind. 14-422 (C6).

— Co., Okla. 28-58 (E3).
Coalonman. Mex. 18-31 f (K4).
Coal Crei-k. Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— Creek. Colo. 8-722 (E3).

— Creek, riv.. Can. 18-281b.

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (C5).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 28-508
(B4).

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-354

— Creek Proprietary, Viet. 2-
953b.

Coaldale. Ark. 2-552 (A3).
— . Colo. 8-722 (E3).
— . Nev. 5-8 (E2).
Coaledobe<U9-663b.
Coalfield, la. 14-732 (E3).
Coal Hrr. Ala. 1-460 (A2).

— Fire Creek, riv., Ala. 1-464)
.(A2).

COAL-FISH 8-593a : 2-30c.
Coal gas : ttr Ga*. coal.
Coalcate. Okla. 28-58 (E3) ;

Coal Glen. Pa. 21-106 (E3).

CoaJgrove. O. 28-21'

Coal Harbor. N.Dak. 19-789

(C2).

CoBliiiB. Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Coalings. Cal. 5-s <C3) ; S-14a.
Coaling at era 7-63b.
COALING STATIONS 6-593b ;

8-365c.
Coal Island, Ire. 14-744 (E2) ;

27-550a: geology 14-7 4 5c.
COALITION 8-594d.
— . European (1793-1 81 5): n™t

(1793) ll-162b; 19-855d;

ll-172d ; second (1798) 11-

167d, 10-SOOa. 11-1 94b. 15-

45a; third (1805) 19-216C ;

Waterloo campaign 28-37 Ic.
Coal Measures (geol.) 8-578a :

5-31 Oc: ll-670c: fossils 28-

.'.39b. is-432a; New Soutb

Walr* 19-.'.3hd.
Coal Mine. Colo. 8-722 (C2).

— Miner's Pung : tet Anthra-

,,,-:-

Coal Mine* Regulation Act

Coalmont. Ind. 14-422 (C6).
— , Pa. 21-1 06 (F5).
— , Tenn. 28-620 (F2).
Coal Mountain, Oa. 11-752

(Bl).
Coal Owners. Federated 27-

144b.

Coalport. Pa. 21-106 (E4).
— . Salop 9-420 (III. Cl); 17-

284a.

Coalrun, Ky. 15-654 (F3).
Coal-scuttle : tte Scuttle.
Coalsnanghton. Scot. 24-418

(D2); 8-417d.
Coal Supplies, Royal Com-

mission on (1902) 8-S92d.
COAL-TAR 8-595a ; ll-484m;

colours in dyeing 8-74SC.
— naphtha 8-596b ; 19-167d.
Coal-tip* 8-360*.
Coal-titmouse M-1030C.
Coalton.O. 2O-26 (E6); 28-26b.
— . W.Va. 28-560 (C-D3).

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instructions given on Page 1.

Coal Valley. HI. 14-304 (B2).

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (E7).
Coalville, la. 14-732 (C2).
COALVILLE, Leics. 6-599a

9-416 (II. E4).
— , Utah 27-814 (C2).
Coalwood, W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
Coama,P.R.22-124(B2); 22-

ISTa.

Coan, Titus 13-91a ; 18-592d
Coanza, riv., W.Af. : see

Kwanza.
Coapim 18-468a.
Coarb 14-761b.
Coareegold, Cal. 5-3 (D3).
Coarse-metal : see Copper

matte.

Coary, Braz. 4-440 (C3).
— , riT., Braz. 4-440 (C3).
Coasso plant 23-SOOa.
Coassus : see Brocket.
Coast, mte., Wash. 28-354

(A2-3).
COAST 6-599b ; ll-632b ;

survey 26-l.iGa.

— (intern, law) 25-G49c.

— and Geodetic Survey,
U.S. : see United States
Coast and Geodetic survey.

— cod oil 6-635d.

— deer : see Columbian deer.

— DEFENCE 6-599e ; ord
nance 20-212b, 20-226C,

— erosion 9-410o : see also
Reclamation of land.

Coaster hub 3-91Ca.

Coasters Harbor, isl., R.I. 19-

534d.

Coast fever 26-937b.
Coast Fork, riv., Oreg. 20-242

(B-C4).
COASTGUARD 6-602d:

cruisers 24-889d.
COASTING (sport) 6-603a.
Coast-line : gee Coast.
Coast Prairie, plain, Tex. 27-

619d.

— Range, mts., Alsk. l-472b.

— Range, mts., Braz. : se
Mar, Serra do.

— Range, mts., Can. 4-600
(D2-E3) ; 4-598c ; climate
5-1 47a; flora 5-147c ; geo-
logy S-146a ; mines 5-146b.

— Range, mts., U.S. 5-8
(B1-E5) ; California S-7a ;
27-259C ; Oregon 20-24 2 b ;
Washington 28-353c.

— Territory, Aus. : see Kiisten-
land.

Coat 7-236C ; 7-241d : Anglo-
Saxon 4-593b.

— Armour : see Arms (her-
aldry).

— and conduct money : see
Imprest-money.

COATBHIDGE, Scot. 6-603c •

21-418 (C-D3).
Coatepeque, lake, Salv. 5-678

<B4); battle ( 1863 ) 12- OS 4 a.
Coate Reservoir, lake, Wilts.

26-236a.
Coates, Gloa, 9-420 (III. C3) ;

26-723b.
— , Great, Lines. 9-416 (II.

Coatesville, Ind, 14-422 (D5).
COATESVILLE, Pa. 6-603d ;

21-106(117)
Coatham Mundeville. Dur. 9-

412 (I. E3).

COATI6-603d; 5-373a.
Coati, isl., Peru 21-267a.
Coaticook, Can. 22-724 (C3).
— , riv., Can. and Vt. 19-490

Coatit, Aby. : see Koatit.
Coat of arms : see Surcoat.

— of arms : see Anna (heral-

— of mail 2-589c.
Coatopa, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
Coate, Joseph : typhoid fever

20-774a.

— , Messrs J. & P. 20-520b.
Coats, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
— , isl.. Can. 5-160 (N3) ; 15-

Coatsburg, HI. 14-304 (A3).
Coats Land, Antarc. 21-961

(B); 21-967c.
Coatsville, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
— , Pa. 21-106 (H7).
Coatue, beach, Mass. 17-852

(G4); 19-166a.
Coatzacoalcos, Hex. 18-318

(G4) ; 18-319C ; rainfall 27-

1015b.

— , riv., Mex. 19-943d.
Coavestis25-97b.
Coaxal circles 6-383a.
Coayan, P.Is. 28-58d.
Cob (bot.) 6-804a; ll-264a;

Jamaica 19-9 18d.
COB (horse) 6-603d ; 13-724a.
Cobadin, Rum. 23-826 (D2).
Cobadonga, cave, Sp. : see

Covadonga.
Cobaea 10-563d.

— scandens ll-25Sd.

Cobalt, Can. 5-160 (D-E2)
20-1 16b.

— , Conn. 6-952 (E3).

COBALT (metal) 6-604a ; 6
62b ; 18-504d ; atomic heat
6-67d ; Australian mines 2-
953a; gold alloy 12-196a
isomerisinl4-8S2c; magnet-
ization 17-337a, 17-341b ;
metallurgy 18-204d; thermo-
electric power 17-3 4 7 d.

Cobaltammines 6-605a ; iso-
merism 14-882d, 25-894d.

Cobalt ammonium phosphate
6-605a.

— bloom 9-758b.

— blue 21-598d.

— bromide 6-604c.

— carbonates 6-6040.

— chlorides 6-604c.

— cyanides 6-605a.

— fluoride 6-604c.

— glance : see Cobaltite.

— green 21-598d.

— hydroxides 6-604b.

— iodide 6-604c.
Cobaltisulnhurous acid 6-604d.
COBALTITE 6-605d.
Cobalt-manganese-spar 23

269c.

Cobalt nitrates 6-605a.
Cobaltous acid 6-G04b.
Cobalt oxides 6-604b.

— phosphates 6-605a.

— sulphides 6-604d.

— violet 21-599a.

— yellow : see Aureolin.
COBAN, Guat. 6-605d ; 5-678

(A3).

Cobangia 5-793c.
COBAR, N.S.W. 6-606a; 2

960 (C2) ; copper mines 2

952b.

Cobargo, N.S.W. 2-960 (E5).
Cobb, David 26-454b.
— . HOWELL6-606a; ll-756d.
— , James 27-1063a.
Cobb, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B4).
— , Ky. 15-654 (B2).
— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (B2).

, pier, Lyme Regis 17-

162a.

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— Divinity School, U.S. 16-
525a.

Cobbe, A.S. 25-3S2a.
• — , Frances Power 19-563C.
Cobberas. mt., Viet. 2-942c.
COBBETT, WILLIAM 6-606b.
Cobbett's State Trials 25-806a.
Cobbham, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
Cobbins, riv.. Ess. 16-942 (E2).
Cobbinshaw, Scot. 24-418 (D3):

8-9 4 5a-

Cobble (diet.) 6-603d.
Cobbler, mt..Scot. 24-418(B2).
Cobbler (diet.) 6-604a.

— (zool.) 28-540C.
Cobbler's awl (zool.) : see

Avocet.

Cobblers' Monday 18-693d.
Cobbo. isl., Va. 28-118 (G3).
COBBOLD, THOMAS

SPENCER 6-607C.
Cobborah, N.S.W. 2-960 (E3).
Cobbosseecontee, riv.. Me. 17-

434 (C4); ll-462c.

— Great, lake, Me. 17-434 (C4).
Cobbtown, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
Cobbville, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— , Ga. 11-752 (D4).
COBDEN, RICHARD 6-607d ;

9-560a ; 26-423a: John

Bright 4-567d.
Cobden, III. 14-304 (C6).
— , N.Z. 19-624 (Co).
Cobden Club 6-567c ; 6-G1 11. ;

25-315b.
Cobden-Sanderson, T. J. 2-

701c ; 4-218d.
Cobego : see Galeopithecus.
Cobelenz, Ger. : set Coblenz.
Cobequid, bay, Can. 19-831

(C2); 19-830a.
— , mts., Can. 19-831 (B-C2) ;

19-830a ; geology 19-830b.

— group 20-236d.
Cober, riv.. Corn. 13-253b.
Coberg. Mont. 14-276 (El).
COBET, CAREL GABRIEL 6-

611d.
Cobham, Charles Georcre

Lyttelton, 8th viscount 17-

185b ; 16-345b.
— , Edward Brooke, Lord 6-

612a.

— , Eleanor, duchess of Glou-
cester : see Eleanor, duchess

of Gloucepter.
— , Henry Brooke, Lord 6-

612a; 28-414b.
— , Henry de Cobham. baron

6-6 12a.
— , Margaret, Lady : brass 4-

434 (PI. I. fig. 5).
— , Sir John Oldcastle, Lord :

see Oldcastle, Sir John.
COBHAM, Kent 6-612a ; 16-

942 (F3).

Cobham Church, Sur. 16-942
<C3).

— Street, Sur. 16-942 <C3).
— , Va. 28-118 (D2).

— College 6-61 2a.

— Hall, residence, Kent 16-
942 (F3) ; 6-612a; 2-419a.

Cobham's Plot : see Main Plot.

COBIJA, Chil. 6-612b; 2-462
(Bl); 6-161a.

Cobinshaw, Scot. : see Cobbin-
shaw.

Cobitidae : see Loach.

Cobitis 14-256b ; 5-454b.

— taenia 16-834b.
Cobitopsis 24-137d.
Cobla (diet.) 27-1045b.
COBLE (boat) 6-612b ; 4-99b
Cobleutzian group 8-125b ; 8-

127a; 11-67 Od.
Coblentje quartzite 8-127a.

— slates 8-125b.
COBLENZ, Ger. 6-612b ; 11-

808 (I. k7) ; bridge 4-542d ;
treaty (S60) 10-811e ; vol-
canic rocks 9-133b ; Water-
loo campaign 28-3720.

Cobleskill, N.Y. 19-596 (Al).

— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (Al).

Cobleskill limestone 27-626a.

Coolom, India 20-:;;>7a.

Cob-nut : see Cob.

Cobo, bay, Chan.Is. 9-430 (VI.
Al); 12-671d.

Coboconk, Can. 20-114 (C2).

Cobota, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(B4).

COBOURG, Can. 6-613a ; 20
114 <C2).

COBRA 6-613a ; African : see
Haje : bite 25-287c ; worship
of 9-46a, 24-679a, 2-.V-V.

" Cobra " (destroyer) 24-916b.

Cobram, Viet. 28-38 (Cl).

Cobras, isl., Braz. 23-353d ; 4
461c.

Cobre, Cu. 7-595 (E2) ; copper
mine 7-599d.

— , Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

— , mts., Cu. 7-595d ; 7-596c.

— , riv., W.I. 15-133 (map) ;
15-1320.

Cobres, riv.. Port. 25-530 (B4) ;
12-646b.

Cobrestante Point, Az. 3-83
(IV.).

Coburg, Josiah, prince of : see
Josiah, prince of Coburg.

COBUHG, Ger. 6-613d ; 11-
808 (III. pll).

— , Melbourne 18-90d.

— , Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

— , isl., Can. 5-160 (B3).

— , penin., S.Aus. 2-960 (E2).

Coburn, Wyo. 28-874 (Dl).

Cobus 2-91c ; hybridization
14-27c.

— defassa : see Sing-sing.

— ellipsiprymnus : see Water-
buck.

— lichi : see Lichi.

— vardoni : see Puku.
Cobweb (diet.) 6-604a,
Coca, EC. 8-911 (C2).
— , Sp. 25-530 (C2).
— , mt., Alps l-747a.

..riv., EC. 8-911 (C2); 1-
785 (map) ; 6-701 (A5) ; 8-
912d.

COCA (bot.) 6-614b.

Cocabe, Syr. : see Basanitis.

Cocacin (of Persia) : see Kuka-

Cocagne, Can. 19-465 (Cl).

— , bay, Can. 19-465a.

COCAINE 6-61 5a; l-685d ;
anaesthetic l-909b ; den-
tistry 8-52b ; electrolytic
administration 9-251c; sea-
sickness 24-562d.

Cocajo, Merlino : see Folengo,
Teofllo.

Cocalico Creek, riv., Pa. 21-
106 (G6).

Cocalus (myth.) 18-555a.

Cocama, riv., Braz. : see Uca-
yali.

COCANADA, India 6-615b ;
14-382 (I-K11).

Coccaceae 3-163a.

Coccaius, Merlinus : see Fol-
engo, Teofllo.

Cocceians (sect.) 6-615C ; 7-
909b.

COCCEIUS, JOHANNES 6-
615c ; 5-214b.

— Nerva : see Nerva.
Cocceji, Samuel von ll-55c.
Cocceric acid 20-ola.
Coccerin : see Cochineal wax.
Cocceryl alcohol 20-5 Ib.
Coccidae : see Scale-insect.
COCCIDIA 6-615d.
Coccidiosis 6-6 16a.
Coccidium 6-617c ; 6-616 (P1.I.

figs. 1, 3).

— cuniculi 6-616 (Plate).

— mitrarium 6-6 17c.

— schubergi 6-616b (Plate).
CoccineUidae : see Ladybird.

Coccium, Rom.Brit. : see Wl

gan.

Coccobacteria septica 3-157d.
Coccogoneae l-586d.
Coccolite 8-289a.
Coccolith 10-467a.
Coocolithophora 10-467a.
Coccolithophoridae 10-467a.
Coccoloba 22-26d.
Coccomonas 10-467O,
Coccomyxa 9-386b.
Coccomyxidae 9-386b.
Cocco Ortu, F. (statesman) 15-

83a.

Coccosphere 10-467a.
Coccosteidae 26-543d.
Coccosteus 8-128c; 26-543C

l-367d.

Coecothraustes : see Hawfinch
Cocculinall-510b.
Cocculinidae ll-510b.
COCCULUS INDICUS 6-618d

21-586b.
Coccus ll-762d ; ll-255d,

— aquaticus 4-774b.

— cacti : see Cochineal insect.

— ilicis : see Kermes ilicis.

— lacca!6-35a; 21-599b.

— manniparus 17-588b.

— oleae 20-36a.

— pinicorticis 11-4240.

— sinensis 6-17 la.

— vermilio : see Kermes ilicis.
Coccygeal ganglion 19-402b.
Coccyges 20-311d ; 20-324d ;

20-326c.

Coccygeu" muscle 19-55b.
Coccygia ll-.')75b.
Coccygiformes 20-326a.
Coccygomorphae 20-323C ; 13-

707b.
Coccystes glandarius :

Great spotted cuckoo.
Coccyx 25-170c; 18-744c; 8-

635d ; nerve 19-400d.
Coccyzus 7-610b.
Cocentaina, Sp. 25-530 (E3) ;

l-529c.

Coch, cantref, Glos. 18-729a.
— , Castell, mansion, Wales :

see Powis Castle.
COCHABAMBA, Bol. 6-619a :

4-167 (B3] ; 4-171d.
COCHABAMBA, dept., Bol. 6

618d; 4-167 (B:i) ;4-171d.
— , mts., Bol. 4-167 (B3) ; 4-

168b.

Coche, Turk.As. 21-222a.
— , isl., Vonez. 27-989 (Cl); 27

991c.

— , isl., W.I. 28-544 (F5).
Cochecho, riv., N.H. 19-490

(F5) ; 8-455b.

— Falls, N.H. (battle) 8-455d.
COCHEM, Ger. 6-619b ; 11

808 (A3).

Cocherel, Fr. (battle) 5-918b.
Cochery, Georges Charles Paul

6-619b.

— , LOUIS ADOLPHE 6-619b.
Cochesott, Mass. 17-852 (E2).
Cocheton, N.Y. 19-596 (E-F4).
Cochetopa, mts., Colo. 6-722

(D3).

— Creek, Colo. 6-722 (D3).

— Dome, mt., Colo. 6-722
(D3).

Cochico, mt., Arg. l-962d.

Cochii, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3) ; 4-
168c.

Cochimba, Bol. 4-167 (D3).

COCHIN, D. M. P. A. 6-619b.

COCHIN, India 6-620a ; 14-382
(F-G15).

COCHIN, state, India 6-619c ;
14-382 (G14) ; 4-610a ; caste
laws 13-504c ; ecclesiastical
jurisdiction 12-Hila: Jews
26-:i90b, 3-737d, 15-409b ;
Portuguese 14-404d.

— backwaters, inlet, India 6-
620a.

COCHIN-CHINA, colony, Fr.
I.C. 6-620b ; 14-498(D7-E6);
14-490b ; Chinese relations
6-1 97c ; civilization 2-754b ;
Mongol invasion 15-936c, 6-
197c.

COCHINEAL 6-621b ; 8-749a ;
cultivation 4-926d ; pig-
ments 21-599b.
• insect 6-621b.

— wax 6-621d.
Cochinealin 6-621d.
Cochin fowl 22-214b.
Cochmos, bay, Cu. 7-595 (Cl).
Cochise, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).

— Co., Ariz. 2-544 (D4) ; 27-
483b.

Cochituate, Mass. 17-852 (A4).
— , lake, Mass. 17-852 (E2).
COCHLAEUS, JOHANN 6-

621d; l-542d; 3-898b.
Cochlea 8-792d ; functions 13-

124b ; 13-126a; in reptiles

23-161b.

— membranous : see Scala-
media.

Cochlear 10-562d.
Cochlearia 7-522a ; 19-833b.

Cochlearia armoracia : see

Horse-radish.
Cochliodontidae 24-596a.
Cochliopodium 23-2480.

— pellucidum 23-2460.
Cochloceras 5-693d.
Cochlodesma 16-124b.
Cochlostyla ll-526b.
Cochon, mt., Chan.Is. 25-965O.
Cochran, Ga. 11-752 (C3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H6).
Cochran boiler 4-142a.
Cochran Co., Tex. 26-690 (E2).
Cochrane (family), earls of

Dundonald : see Dundonald.
— , Sir A. F. I. 8-677a : l-849b.
— . Robert, earl of Mar : see

Mar.

— , Sir Thomas 4-682a.
Cochrane, Can. 1-500 (B2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).
— , lake, S.ADI. : see Pueyr-

redon.

Cochran Mills, Pa. 21-106 (D4).
Cochranton, Pa. 21-106 (B2).
Cochranville, Pa. 21-106 (H7).
Cocinas, tribe 6-706a.
Cock, Cesar de 20-507C.
— , EDWARD 6-622a.
— , Uieronymus : see Coques,

— , Xavier de 20-507c.

Cock, riv.. Yorks. 28-933 (Dl).

Cock (bird) 13-265b.

— (water pipe) 14-53a ; 14-
65b.

COCKADE 6-622a.

Cockade City, Va. : see Peters-

COCKAIGNE, LAND OF 6-

622c; 9-610a.
Cock-a-leekie 16-370c.
Cock and hen paddle : see

Lump-sucker.

— and Pynot, hostelry,
Derby. : see Revolution
House.

Cockateel 6-622d.

Cockatoo, isl., X.S.W. 26-278

(B2) ; 26-279c.
COCKATOp 6-«22c ; 20-86 Ic ;

acclimatization 1-lloc;

skull 3-959C.
COCKATRICE 6-622d.
Cockayn, Sir Aston : see

Cokayne.

Cockayne, Land of : see Cock-
aigne.
Cockayne Hatley, Beds. 9-424

(IV. B2) ; 3-G22a.
Cock Bridge, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Cockburn, Alexander 6-623a.
— , SIR ALEXANDER J. E.

6-623a ; 8-939c ; bills of

exchange 3-940c : collar of

SS. 17-2c.

— , ALICIA 6-624b.
— , SIR GEORGE 6-624c ; 28-

664d.

— , HENRY THOMAS 6-624d.
— , John 4-852c.
— , William (dean of York) 6-

624d : 6-623b.
— , William (doctor) 25-243b.

, William (freebooter) 24-

613c.
Cockburn, bay, Can. 5-160

(L2).
— , isl., Can. 18-372 (G4) ; 20-

114 (D2).

— , mt., W.Aus. 2-960 (D3).
— , riv., N.S.W. 2-960b.
— , sound, Austr. 2-960 (D2).

— Harbour, Caicos Is. 27-468b.

— Land, penin., Can. 5-160
(Ml);3-192d.

— Law, hill, Scot. 3-815b.
Cockburnspath, Scot. 24-412

(F4) ; 3-815d.
Cockchafer 5-800a ; 6-6730

(fig.) ; 13-446b ; 13-421d.
" Cockchafer " (gun-boat) 24-

914b.

Cocke Co., Tenn. 26-620 (H2).
Cocked hat (costume) 6-622b ;

7-242c ; militury 27-583a.

— hat (bowls) 4-:H5b.
Cockenoe, isl., Conn. 6-952

(B5).
Cockenzie, Scot. 24-412 (F4) ;

22-3 08c.

COCKER, EDWARD 6-625a.
Cocker, riv., Cumb. 16-9 la

6-625c.

• Brook, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
Cockerbundy : see Garden

chafer.
COCKERELL, CHARLES RO-

bert 6-625a : excavations 1-

252a, 14-198b, 21-366b.
— , Douglas 4-218d ; 4-216

(Plate).
Cockerham, Lanes. 9-416 (II.

B2).
CockeriU, John 6-625b; 20-

223a.

— , WILLIAM 6-625b.
COCKERMOUTH, Cumb. 6-

625c; 9-412 (I. B3); rainfall

7-625b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

186

T. riT.. X.ll. 19-
rolna,

B-I.I , i\ : ..
•-TOT*.

»-UOUll. FJ).
(•port)! SM Cook-

_ Drr. t-430 on.

E3).

— • group 8-11IM.
COCK LANE GHOST 8-616d ;

15-468a.
Cocklaw. Northnmb. 90-

COCKLE. SIR JAMES 8-637a.
COCKLE 8-6i7b;18-llSd ;U-

Cockle Crack, NJ9.W. 19-47 M.

... Ki- • >M,!, -r 10-

Cocklerue. mt.. >.-t. 24-11-

(1)3) ; 1O-731C.
Cockier, park. Northurob. 18-

-„.•!.

— Cler. Norf. 9-414 (IV. Dl).
Cockloft : *n> Loft.
COCKNEY (diet.) 8-6-.'

< M * -f \rr..T:. . ..;M . .-.-..i. 24-

II- , \ .. : 2-.. I ,
COCK-OF-f HE-ROCK 8-618a.
Gock-of-tluvwtMHl : ace Caper-

, ,;:*.

AM Lump*

Oockpen.' dtaU Scot. 7-788b.
Oookpence (diet.} 6-626c.
COCKPIT (diet.) 6-6:i8a.
Cockpit Country, dmt.. Jam.
15-133 (map) ; 15-13Jc.

• t theatre. Lond. 8-516c.
COCKROACH S-6i.M. ; 80-

J40d: 5-all.l; 13-ll9a.
Cock-road (dirt.) 28-798a.

( .- ,.-. ••;•••. ::.:• . i \::. S-'-l ~

(Bl);4-615b.

— . nit.. Cape Col. 5-227a.
COCK-S-COMB (hot.) 6-6280 ;

10 -----
Cockscomb (tool) 17-841a.

- I...TM.., 3-1 ..,;.!.

— gas burner 16-8S5a.

— pyrltcn 17-0830.

. ... k •- .(...., 12- r* : 12- •>;-!,.

Cockahutt, Salop 4-418 (II.

HI).

Cock-abaft (diet.) «8-79Ra.
Cookapurgaa burner 16-855a.

.

COCKTON. HENRY 0-618O.
Coekx. i i. : trr roquet, Q.

— . HIERONYMUS (Jerome)

! : arrCoxeto.

— . Mattbys8-628d.

Code. rlT.. C.Am. 8-878 (B«).
Code*. HoraUus: *rr Iloratlus

r.. ML
Coco. Sokotim : aw Hadlba.

— ..'..IT... I.. ..f l;.-i. K..I 14-.;-.'

— , tot, Co. 7-595 (Dl).

— , late., B. of Bengal: ire Gt.
and Little Cooo.

— , rlT., C.Am. : «rr Segovia.
Cocoa, Ala. 1-480 <A4).
COCOA (Cacao) 6-628d ; adult-

eration 1-232(1; duty 26-
423d.; Venezuela 27-991a.

— beam: as currency 7-22 Id.

— batter 2O-47a ; 8-630c.
Oocoanut, taL, Fiji : tee Yathi-

wa.
Cocoa-nut (bot.) : see Coco-

nut.
< ..... i IT. -19- v;v.

— Tree Club, Lond. 6-567b.
COCO DE MER 6-631a ; 24-

751d : 20-64-Jd ; baskets 3-

ISSb.

Cooodrle, rir.. La. 17-54 (B3).
Cocolnae«-7Sld.
Cooolapan. Mex. 2O-278c.
COCOMA. tribe 6-631a.
Cooonada, India : see Cocan-

•da.

Cooonlno, forest, Ariz. 2-514
' -

.

— Co., Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
CoconuAn, tribe l-811d.
Coconuco, Colom. 22-8 la.
Coco-nut 6-631b ; 20-640 (fig.):

11-. .'.....

— crab : see Robber crab.

— oil 6-63 Id : 2O-47a.
COCO-NUT PALM 6-631b : 21-

T81d : British Central Africa
4-596b ; Ceylon 5-779d :
India 14-390C ; lagffcrr 26-
S8*,;UJ3. 17-6340

To make full use of th/t Index It I* euentlal to read the
Instruction* given on /'age I.

M-MMiMMoil

COAL-COGH

—.ptvaMfSft-IOM.
Oooopalmt aw Coeo-Mt palm.

1 "»: , ' ' ' ;

sm^S-a.fttt.SS1

Coco* atwlralu : m

Qaeo-ataarln 8-631d.
Ooeoa-yatel ; tee Vatai.
Coco-ram : an Kalo.
Cooqoet 4-173..
CoaoL Ooloro. 8-701 (B3V
— . mt.. Colom. 8-701b.
Cocala, Hex. 18-lSla.
Oooollo. It. S4-681d.
Cocnllo (bot.) 7-597a.
Cocx, Gonulex : are Coqnea.
— . Illeronrnius : ttt Cockx.
Oooxlo, Michael : tee Coxdo*
Cocyntham. cape. It, 18-16

( ar 5).

Cocjr.us.Turk.An. 1-760 (G3) :

— , j>aas. Turk.As. 17-868d.
COCYTUS (Vuro). rir.. Or.

Uld
C.O.D. (abbrar.) ! ate Cash on

.1. •! \. r\ .

Cod. cape. Mass. 17-881 (O2) ;
17-- lie : 12-265b; wire-
leas telegraphy B8-539O.

COD Uool.) 8-631a ; 14-262a ;
angling 2-30d : Chile 6-
146d; food Talucn 8-21 8a:
geological range 21-K47c ;
Newfoundland 19-4SOc ; 24-
41c; trade statistics 10-
I .....

CODA (diet.) 6-632d.

Coda Carallo. cape, Sard. 15-4
(B4).

Codajas, Bras. 4-440 (Cl).

—.lake. Bnu. 4-440 <C2).

C...l.i:nlii.- 20-1 144.

.
Codanus Sinus, gulf 8-28b ;

18-870.

Codanter 8-1281>.
Ooda*terldae8-311b; 8-878b.
Codaul, AuKUHlIn 6-7iii.li.
Oodbeck. riv.. Vorkn. 28-881a.
Oodoaw Creek, riv.. Ark. and

La. 2-552 (HI).
Codde, I'eter 27-H24b.
Coddenhaiu. Su(7. 0-434 (IV.

iK

Ooddlngton. William 23-251d ;

23-J :, .
Coddlngton. Xotts 9-418 (II.

; 19-8280.

CiHldinictiiii lens 18-394b.
Coddon Hill. .Maas. 17-852

<C3).
Coddon II til bods (geol.) 7-

617d; 8-132b.
CODE (law) 8-832d.

— (signal) 28-7 la.

— civil den Francato : we Coda
Napoleon.

— d'lnstructlon crlmlnelli' 10-
:i-.' ;• .

— Mlrhand 10-S35d.

CODE NAPOLEON 8-4340 ;1»
»29d ; 22-lIOd; marriaire
17-7

— Nolr 25-223d.

— penol, Kr. 10-923c.
Codcin.' 20-1 ;.h; l-686a;

whooping-cou^h 28-617b.
Coden, Ala. 1-460 (A5).
Codera. cape, Vcncz. 27-1)89

(Bl).

— , riv.. It. 26-242 (G-H4).
Codera y Zaidin, Franclaoo 25-

888b.

Codeso 28-6150.

Codetta (diet.) ll-290b.

Codex 17-61 Oa : 8-851d; 17-
620b; Bible 3-880d; British
Museum collection 18-."i."p-'n.

— Aujfiensis, &c. : *rcAugieu
sis. Codex, &c.

Codfish, if\.. N.Z. 19-624 (A7).
Codford St Mary, Wilts. 9-420

(III. D4).

Codgers Hall: see Coffers Hall.
< Ddl M • ,. 1- --. : 21-7..H.1.
Codlacrlnldae 8-878d.
CODIAEUM 8-635b.

— Tarlegatnm : tee Croton.
Codloariae 4-97c.
Codices impressl 26-710c.
CODICIL 8-OP,5b ; Roman law

23-566a; 23-574C.
Codification 8-632d ; 3-749a :
Roman law 23-589C, 15-

..

Codigoro. It. 22-58d.
COD1LLA 6-635b.

« : •»•

reading I-a41b ;
10 add t7-8A»a ;

._jrTD«rbT. t-416 (II. «3):
ll-lMd.t-73*.

It. l§-t (III); 1*.

tee Darius UI.
Codonella oampanella 14-559b

Codonlo

Jam 14-151d.

Codonoblastlda 8-878b.

< ..I i 10-1'. .. .

Codortu. Pa. 21-106 (16).

— Creek, rir.. Pa. 21-106 (16).
Codoalga 10-465d; 18-466b

(flg.1
CODRINGTON. CHRISTO-

ph«r 6-<)36b.

— . SIR EDWARD 8-636b.
— , Sir John Henry 8-638d.

. 20- I l".l ;

26-::
—.Sir William 8-636d ; 14-

574a; 18-13b.

Codrlngton, W.I. 28- '.44 (F3).
— . college, W.I. 28-.',44 (G2) ;

*-381a: 27-772d.
Codroy, Nfd. 19-479 (A3).
— , rlT., Nfd. 19-479 (A3) ; 19-

478c.

— Hoad. str., Nfd. 19-479
(A3).

Codrui, mts.. Hung. 3-4 (113).
CODRUS (king of Athens) 6-

..
Codrus, Precinct of, Athens 2-

831 (map).
Codrus (zool.) 14-177d.

. ...i- (part .

CodaalLStafla. 28-758 (Al).
Cod's llead. cape. Ire. 14-744

(A8>

ODY

CODY, WILLIAM FREDER-

ick 6-') .-, ,.

Cody, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , Ky. 15-740 (K-F3).
— , Neb. 18-324 n
— . Wyo. 28-874 (C-D1).
Coe. E.S. 10-iJ.'.7b.
Coe (Cona), riv.. Soot. 12-

1190.

Coeburn. Va. 28-118 (Bl).
CoecUla: are Camilla.
i I.-AI... . V. ,!. - .... ,nl,. )10-

itti .

'<•, WnleH B-319d.
CO-EDUCATION 6-637b.
COEFFETEAU, NICOLAS 6-

640b.
Coefllclent l-602a ; 9-709b ;

detached l-C05c ; ondeter

mined 1-607 c.
Cm-hill. Can. 2O-I14 (El).
COEHOOHN. MENNO, baron

Tan6-r,iol>: 25-60la: fortl

ficatlons 10-69 1 h, 2-630a.
Coehorn mortar 6-B4()b.
Coela, dist.. Or. 9-866*.
— , pass, Gr. 28-843a.
Coetacanthidae 26-542C ; 14-

148d; 18-570b.
Coelebogyne 2-1 2b.
Coelebs 28-593d.

• in .SrarcA of a Wile

(More) 18—2M.
COELENTERA 6-f.40d : 28-

1018a: epithelial condition

9-319a ; nervous system 27-

1050a ; Pre-Cambrian 22-

266c; reproduction 23-1 17a;

sponges 25-7:10(1; systematic

position 28-lo:!3a.
Coelenteron 6-iilln : 7-592C.
Coelestius : tee Caelcntins.
Coelesyria, dtet., Syr. 20-602

(Dl); 23-or.i iK:: i: 26-309b;

20-i!17d: coins 19-S90C,
Coelho (Jesuit) 15-228d.

— de MagaJhaea, Jose Estevao
22-1630.

— , Gomes 22-162d.
—.Latino 22-1 63b.
— , Pedro 5- 183d.

— Perelra, Duarte 4-455a ; 21-
ITfc

Coallao axis 2-667b.

— glands 17-lG7a.

— plexus 19-:t96c.
COELLO, ALONSO SANCHEZ

6-642a.

— , ANTONIO 6-642b.
— , H. F. 17-651b.
Coeloceras 3-.

— Humphreaianus 15-569b.

Srmlda* l7>Sa«e; 27.

H. :

•

I8-KII..
Omlogniy* 10-

ITtb.
14-1480; 1

3610.
COELOM AND SEROUS MEM-

branw 6-HI2l> ; 4-3«vl> :
embrroUMrr 9-321b ; erolu-
lion 8-if7ia ; nenhridial
communication 18-670d.

Coclomata 8-875a ; 27-l050a ;
28- K.33o; 18-A70C ; coelom
••Slid; meaoderm 9-1 18d ;
systematic poalUon *
10330.

Coelomerintboas 14-1.' la.

Ooelomocoela : ire Coelomata.

r oatema : .• • 2-j...p. .

Coelomonas lO-467a.

Coelomostome 8-7 Blc.

Coelopeltls 28-2»Oc ; 23-1741..

Coeloplana 7-593d ; Sl-827o

Coolopleuru« 2O-81O.
Coelops 8-242d.
Cocloptychium 7-4 18a.
Coelorla2-104d.
Ooajo potU Id .• 9-::-.n..
Coeloxporidium 9-389D.
Corlo^Ut 26-.',71d.
i ... . ..... 9- .-I ,.

Coelus (deitr) 27-7 89b ; 1

Coemptlo (Roman law) 23-

5311..
COEN, JAN PIETERSZOON 6-

644d; 17-47(ili.
Coen (myth.) 14-471d.
COENACULUM 6-1)11(1; 21-

80id.
CoenaestbesU : tee Organic

Sensation.
Ccenbnrg (wife of Edwin of

Delra) 18-151d.
Coendldae : tee Erethlzonti

.. ....

Coendn : tee Tree-porcnplne.
Coencnchyma 2-99b.
Coenoblta 17-457d.
Coenobite (diet.) 13-371d.
Coonobitidae 7-356d.
Coenobltium : tee Monastl

OMB,

Coenocentrum 21-7 65c.
Coenocyte l-587d.
Coenoecium 22-A14C.
Coenogamcte 11-34 Ic.
Coenogonlaceae 18-585a.
Coenograntus cracills 2O-236b.

-•-,, .1. • 20- •-•-.'.•!.

Coenolestes : tee Caenoleatea.
Coenomorpnae 20-32 Id.
Coenoplthecns 9-684c.
Coenosarcl4-13Hd ; 14-154a.
Coenothecalla 2-lOOa.
Coenred (of Merria) 18-152b.

— (of Northiiinliria) 19-793d.
Coenurvu 28-41 Id : 26-1121..

— cerebralln 28-12O.

— •erlalls 28-41 2c.
Cnnwalh (of Wemex ) 28-53 «c ;

28-535a: 18-l.VJa; Brad
ford battle 4-372b ; convcr
sion 8-827r.

CXENWULF (of Mercla) 8-
645a ; 18-152c; Kent con-
quered 15-7 35d; seal 24-
Mld.

COERCION (diet.) 8-645a.

— Act (1881) 14-7S3a-

— bill (1846) 9-56 Ib.
Cocrcitio (law) 17-31 la ; 23

537c; 24-636a.
Coercive force (ooerdvity) 17

327a ; 9-230c.
Coeniloin 8-7.'.Oo; 26-699b.
Coerulenm 21-598d ; stability

21-599d.

Goes (of Mrtilene) 16-48(»o.
Coesdo, Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Coesjra (wife of Peisistratus]

21-59d.
Coctivy. to!.. Ind.0. 1-320 (15);

24-753b ; 17-915C.
CoEUogon, Dennis de 9-37 Sa.
Coctlonh. council of 19-735b.
Cofitnempren, Armand Guy

Simon de, and G. P. de : arc

Kersaint,

— , Claire Louise Roue Bonne
de : tee Doras, docheaaa de.

Coetin (eccl.) 23-23b.
CoenlUy. Fr. 10-778 (O6).
COZUR, JACQUES 6-645b ;

10-S23C : Gouffler 12-281a ;

hotel, Bonrges 4-331a, IS-

,,.

Co-exMaoo* (psychol.) 18-

Coerman Creek. rlT.. N.Y. 19-

496(111).

Coeymam. N.Y. 18-596 (
Coermana group (geoL) ••:

— llmortone SV-iMoT
CoflM8-646b; 8-649a.

— arablca : tee CoflM pi

— llberica: aeeLiberlanc

— mbusta: aec Congo <

— steoopbrlla : tt»
Leone coffee.

Coffee (potter) 8-75M.

Coffee. Oa. 11-751 (D4).

— . mt., W.At. 24-48b.

COFFEE 8-646a ; adultera-
tion 1-2 19c. l-232d ; British
tariff «8-423d. 9-iCOb ;
opium polaonlng 2O-136a;
sea rtrlmoss 24-561C ; struc-
ture 8-648d (fig.).

— (plaat) 8-646a.
Coffeeae 28-808b.

Coffee Club : tee Rota, The.
Coffee Co., Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Co^ Ga. 11-752 (D4\

— Co., Tenn. 28-620 <E2).
Coffee-house 8-566d ; 8-64 6d ;

Danbr 18-366C.
Coffee-leaf disease 8-648C,
Coffeen. 111. 14-304 (C4).
. -.-•.• 15-.-. • : 20-72. .
Coffeerllle, Miss. 18-600 (Cl).
COFFER (archl.) 8-649d.

— (cheat) 8-649d; 6-1071.;
11-304 (PL II.) ; 23-995a.

COFFERDAM 8-649d ; 10-

742a.

Coffer-fish 28-546a ; 15-1 63c.
Coffer. Aeneas 25-701 h.
Coffer burn, Mo. 18-608 (B-C1).
Coffer Co., Kan. 18-654

rot).

Coffer's still : tee Patent-Mill.

COFFEYVILLE, Kan. 8-64 9d ;
15-854 (G3).

Coffin, Cbarlen 14-187c; 14-
r.' ..

— , Isaac 19- 1Mb.

— , Levl ll-289b.

— , Lucretia : tee Mott, Luc-
ret la.

— , Vestal ll-389b.

Comn, tain.. Pac-O. 2O-438
(C-D2); 4-208b.

COFFIN 6-8.'.Oa; Aegean 1-
248a ; Egyptian 18-967b.

Coffin »>one 13-7 lib.

Coffin Ilutte, mU, Mont. 14-
176 (D2).

— Butte, mt.. N.Dak. lt-780
(I :..

Cofflnhal, J. B. 23-419c.

Coffin joint 13-7 lib.

Coffin's bay. S.Aos. 2-960 (E6);

25-493a.

c..: :. •-! ; 21-11'..
Coffin-stool 2S-967b.
Cofflnton, Ga. 11-751 (B3).
Cofre de Perote, mt.. Mex. 18-

318(111); 18-.117d.
COO (diet.) 6-6iOd.
CoRdlnlceann, Enakl (lanacbe)

23-8460.

— , Mihnil 23-848b.
Cogamns, riv., Asia M. : aes

Kll7.Il Cluii.

Cogan (family) 14-771a.

— . Thomas 13-87 2» ; 8-593d.

Cogan, Wales 3-445d.

— Bouse, Pa. 21-106 (H3).

— station. Pa. 21-106 (113).
COGERS HALL 6-6iOd.
Oooee, Oxon. 9-420 (III. E3) ;

•t-418a; 28-7C.2a.
Coggesball, John23-2i3c; 19-

— , Ralph of : tee Ralph of
•all.

I. Ess. 9-424 (IV. 113):
u-171a; 20-392b; Cister-
cians 9-786B.

Cogging (carpentry) 5-387b.
Coggon. la. ft-TM
Oogga, Oxon. : tee CopEw.

Bernard (1704) 2-

Coghlll, Lieut. 6-730.1.
Coghlnaa. riv.. It. 15-4 (B4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

187

COGH-COLO

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

COGHLAN, CHARLES FRAN-

cis 6-651a.
— , Rose 6-651a.
Cogia : see Pygmy sperm

whale.

Coglto, ergo sum 5- 11 t.l.
Cogles, dist., FT. 10-776 (C2).
Coglians, mt., Alps l-747c.
COGNAC, Fr. 6-651a ; 10-778

(Do); 10-914d; treaty

(1526) 6-651b.
Cognac (brandy) 4-42Sd ; 25

697a.
Cognates (diet.) l-377d ; 26-

682a.

Cognelee, fort, Fr. 19-1 60a.
COGNITION 6-6511); 22-552a ;

l-75d ; 21-lS2b : Democ-

ritus 8-4c ; Hume 13-880a ;

Kant 15-666b ; Leibnitz 16

38Sc.

COGNIZANCE (diet.) 6-651c.
Cognizee (law) 10-355b.
Cognizor (law) 10-355b.
Cognomen : see Name.
Cogolludo, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Cogon, riv., Fr.Gui. 11-204

(B4) ; ll-102b.
Cogoon. Queens. 2-961a.
Cogredient quantities l-63fld.
Cogswell, N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
Coguna, Port.E.Af. 25 - 466

(MS).

-'oh:l

triennial 14-

Cohabitation,

343b.

Cohannet, Mass. : see Taunton.
Cohansey, N.J. : see Bridge-

ton.

— Creek, rhr., N.J. 19-502
(B5).

Coharie Oreek, riv., N.C. 19-

772 (D2-3).

Cohasset, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— , Mass. 17-852 (D4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D3).
— , harb.. Mass. 17-852 (D4).
Co-heirs 26-41).

COHEN (family name) 6-65 Ic.
— , Emil Wilhelni 8-162c.
— , Henry 4-2'JIb.
— , Hermann 18-236d.
— , Julius Berend 5-305a.
— , Katherine M. 24-516C.
Cohenite 18-263C.
Cohen r. Herbert (1907) 22-

404c.

Cohens t>. Virginia 17-771a.
Coherer 6-855c ; 9-206a ;

Lodge's 26-532a.
Cohesion (bot.) 10-561C.

— (physics) 16-756o ; 5-256b ;
18-511b ; crystals 7-585a.

COHN, FERDINAND JULIUS
6-651c ; bacteria 3-157d ;
cytologry 7-7 1 la ; sinter 25-
149d.

— , GUSTAV 6-652b.

— (oculist) 4-60a.
Cohnheim, Julius Friedrich :

on cancer 5-176e ; on pus-
corpuscles 20-914a ; on tu-
mour 27-373b.

— , Otto l-515d ; 19-925d.

Cohn-Viebig, C. ll-798c.

Cohocton, N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

Cohoe 2-27a.

COHOES, X.Y. 6-652b ; 19-
596 <G3).

Cohoke, Va. 28-118 (E-F3).

Cohors praetoria : see Prae-
torians.

— urbana 23-651d ; 22-241d.

— vigilum 22-242b.
Cohort (biol.) 6-652c.

— (Ft.) 15-863b.

COHORT (Rom. army)6-652c;

23-472b.

Cohort, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Cohortatio ad Oraecos 21-605b.
Oohutta, Qa. 11-752 (Bl).

— Springs, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
Coiba, isl., Pan. 5-678 (B7) ;

20-664d.

COIF (dress) 6-652c ; judge's
23-409d.

— (Order of) 2O-910C.
Coifl (priest) 9-7d.
Coigach, Scot. 23-742b.
Coign (diet.) 6-653c.

— (geol.) 2-943d.
Coignac, J. de 8-51 la.
Coignet, Michel 19-287b ; 19

285b.
Coignet steel concrete system

6-839c.

Coigny, Francois 3-41c.
Coil (electric) 8-771d.
Coila, Miss. 18-600 (C2).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (E-F5).
Coilachra, Scot. 15-696c.
Coilantogle, Scot. 24-418 (C2) ;

21-262C.
Coile, riv., Arg. 2-462 (B7); 6-

144d-
Coillard, Francois 3-426a ; 25-

47 Id.
COIMBATORE, India 6-652d ;

14-382 (G14).
Coimbra, Braz. 4-110 (E6).

COIMBRA, Port. 6-653a ; 25-
530 (A2) : 23-649 (B2) ; bot-
anic garden 4-300c ; cellu-
lar prison 22-368d ; Cortes
of 22-1 4 Ib ; literary dispute
(1865) 22-162a ; observa-
tory 19-958b ; riots (1903)
22-1.) tr ; university 27-
769d.

— , dist., Port. 6-653C.

Coin, la. 14-732 (B4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Al).

COIN, Sp. 6-653c ; 25-530
(C4).

COIN (diet.) 6-653C.

Coinage 18-69Sb ; 28-482b ;
agio l-376b ; ancient
methods 19-875a ; Boulton's
machinery 4-324b ; bronze
21-lHia: Channel Islands
5-842b; copper 21-1 16a ;
Darius 7 - 832d : debase-
ment (France) 10-820c, 10-
836a, 5-918a ; decimal coin-
age : see thai heading ; de-
monetization 8-5b ; gold
standard 25-519C ; Ireland
14-773b ; metals 19-870b ;
Mexico (ancient) 18-335b ;
minting 18-557d ; offences :
see Coinage offences : Switz-
erland 26-259d ; seigniorage :
see that heading ; smug-
gling counterfeit 25-280c ;
stone 5-381b. See also
Bullion, Money, Numis-
matics.

— Act (1889) 8-5b; United
States (1873) 27-722b.

COINAGE OFFENCES 6-653C ;

19-100c; 4-153c.
Coincy. Ger. 18-310 (plan).
Coin de terre et du foyer,

Ligue du 16-41 Ib.
Coining press 18-561d.
Coinjock, N.C. 19-772 (Gl).
Coins of the Realm, Treatise on

the (Liverpool) 16-804b.
Co-insurance 14-662d ; 14-

679c.

Cointet, Af. : see Fort de Coin-
tet.
Coipasa, marshes, Bol. 4-167

(B3); 4-169b.
Coir, isl., Ind.O. : see Lacca-

dive, isls.
COIR 6-tir. la ; 6-631d ; mat-

tingl7-902a.
COIRE (Churl. Switz. 6-654a ;

26-242 <!!:.>: 22-813a;

episcopal see 12-609b.
Coin Cheattiaich, (Maclntyre)

5-637a.
Coir-na-f earn, deer-forest, Scot.

26- 17 Oh.

— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
Coiron, mts., Fr. 2-449c.
Coirp-dire 4-490d.
Coirpre Lifeochair (Irish king)

10-388a.

Coise, riv., Ft. 16-923c.
Coislinianut, Codex 3-880d.
Coit, mt., N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Coit (diet.) 13-811b.
Coit Celidon (battle) 24-613b.
Coiter, Volcher l-930c ; on

birds 20-SOOc.
Coity, Wales 9-428 (V. D4) ;

12-76b ; castle 4-532a.
Coix 12-373d.

— Lachryma-Jobi : see Job's
Tears.

Cojedes, riv., Venez. 27-989

(B2); 27-988a.
— , state, Venez. 27-990c.
Cojimar, Cu. 12-649a.
Cojutepeque, mt., Salv. 5-678

(B4); 24-96c.
Cokato, Minn. 18-550 (C5).
Cokayne. Sir A. 3-953e.
COKE, SIR EDWARD 6-654b ;

9-605a ; monopolies 18-

733c; prescription 22-297a;

regencies 23-37d ; torture

27-75C ; writs 28-848b.
— , Lady Elizabeth 6-654c.
— , Frances : see Purbeck,

Frances Villiers, viscount-

— , SIR JOHN 6-655b.
— , THOMAS 6-655c ; 9-701a ;
18-587a.

— (earls of Leicester) : tee Lei-
cester, earls of.

COKE 6-655d; Connellsville
district 6-963d ; conveyors
7-57d.

Cokeburg, Pa. 21-106 (B5).

Coke Co., Tex. 26-690 (G4).

Cokedale, Mont. 14-276 (D3).

Coke-oven 6-655d ; ll-282a.

Coke plate 26-1000a.

Coker, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— , Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

Cokermue : see Cockermonth.

Coker-nut : see. Coco-nut.

Cokesbury, S.C. 25-500 (B2).

Coketon, W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

Cokeville, Pa. 21-106 (D5).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (B3).

Coko (disease) : see Yaws.
COL 6-657b. For individual

passes as Col di Tenda, Col

di Guercia, &c. : see Tenda,

Guercia, &c.
COL. (abbrey.) l-27c.
Cola, Cant. Cicco di 15-78d.
Cola, India : see Chola.
Cola acuminata : see Kola

tree.

Colaba, India : see Kolaba.
Colac, Viet. 28-38 (B3).
— , lake, Viet. 28-38 (B3) ; 28-

39a.

Colacium 10-467b.
Colacretae 6-480d.
Cola dell' Amatrice : see Filo-

tesio, Nicolo.

Colair, lake, India : see Kolar.
Colam, lake, Scot. 4-959b.
Colan, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3).
Colani, Timoth£o 13-S(iSr.
Colantonlo del Fiore 25-35 7 b.
Cola nut : see Kola nut.
Colapis, riv., Aus. : see Kulpa.
Colaptes 28-803b.

— auratus : see Golden-
winged woodpecker.

— campestris 28-8031).
Colares, Braz. 4-440 (G2).
Colasposoma 25-1 4c.
Colastine, port, Arg. 24-188a.
Colaxais (Scythian myth.) 24-

526c.

Colay, lake, EC. 8-913d.

Colbaith, Jeremiah J. : see
Wilson, Henry.

Colbart, shoal, Dover Str. 9»
457d.

Colbeck, Lieut. 21-966a.

Colberg, Ger. : see Kolberg.

Colbert, Edouard Francois,
count of Maulevrler 6-267c.

— , JEAN BAPTISTE 6-657c ;
10-842a ; library 16-566d :
naval code 19-306a ; tapes-
try 26-4060.

— , Jean Baptistc, marquis de
Torcy : see Torcy, J. B. Col-
bert, marquis de.

Colbert, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , Okla. 2O-58 (E4).

— , Wash. 28-354 (H2).

— , shoal, Tenn. 26-625d.

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
COLBERT DE CROISSY,

Charles, marquis 6-659c.

Colbinabbin, mts., Viet. 28-
39b.

Colbinstown, Ire. 14-744 (E3).

Colborne, Sir John : see Sea-
ton, baron.

Colborne, Can. 20-114 (E2).

Colbourne, Md. 17-828 (14).

Colbren, Wales : see Capel Col-
bren.

COLBURN, HENRY 6-659d.

— , Zerah (engineer) 6-660a ;
9-457b.

— , ZERAH (math.) 6-660a.

Colburn, Ind. 14-422 (D3).

— , Wis. 28-740 (C3).

Colby, Everett 19-5 13c.

— , Gardner 28-412a.

— , THOMAS FREDERICK 6-
660a ; 8-803b ; base line
apparatus 11-6081), 26-
143b.

Colby, I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Al).

— , Wash. 28-354 (A4).
. \\Ystm. 9-412 (I. C3).

— , Wis. 28-740 (C4).

COLCHAGUA, prov., Chll. 6-
660b ; 2-462 (B2 and B3) ;
minerals 6-150b.

COLCHESTER, CHARLES
Abbot, 1st baron 6-660b.

— , Charles Abbot, 2nd baron
6-660c.

— , Reginald Charles Edward
Abbot, 3rd baron 6-660c.

Colchester, Conn. 6-952 (F3).

COLCHESTER, Ess. 6-660c ;
9-424 (IV. D3) ; 4-584 (D6);
7-803d; Augustlnian canons
l-19d ; castle 6-660d. 5
477b, 13-391b ; chartered
sanctuary 24-130a ; Roman
capture (A.D. 4") 4-583c ;
Roman tablet 4-987b; town-
hall 2-439d.

— , 111. 14-304 (B3).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (F3).

— , S.Af. 25-466 (G-H9).

COLCHESTER, Vt. 6-661b ;
19-490 (A2).

— Centre, Vt. 6-661c.
Colchican laurel 16-283b.
Colchicein 6-661d.
Colchicine 6-661d.
COLCHICUM6-G61c; 16-683b;

corms 25-877d (flg.) ; fruit
11-2550.

— alpinum l-753d.

— autumnale 6-661c.
COLCHIS, dist., Asia M. 6-

662b ; 23-648 (G2) ; 14-
331d.
— , lake, Arm. : see Geuljik.

Colchi-sal : see under Colchi-

COCLCOTHAR 6-663a.

Cold, bay, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-

466 (A2).
— , cape, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(A2).

— lake. Can. 1-500 (B2).

— lakes, N.Z. 23-764c.

— riv., Mass. 17-852 (Al).

— riv., N.H. 19-490 (E4).

— riv., N.H. 19-490 <C5).
COLD (physics) 6-66:'>a : 23-

195c ; death from 18-28c.

— (therap.) 26-795e ; 6-526d ;
anaesthetic l-909b ; dis-
infectant 8-3 13a ; haemor-
rhage 12-805b ; meningitis
18-130(1.

— (in the head) : see Catarrh.
Cold Ashby, Northants. 9-420

(III. E2).

— Bokke Veld, dist,, S.Af.
25-466 (D9) ; 15-682o ; geo-
logy 5-229d.

— Camp Creek, riv., N.C. 19-
772 (D3).

— Creek, Nev. 5-8 (F2).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422(E5).

— Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(F3).

Cold drawn oil 20-48a.
COLDEN, CADWALLADER

(d. 1776)6-663d.
— , Cadwallader David (d.

1834)6-664a.
Colden, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
— , mt., I. of M. 9-412 (I.

A2).

Cold feet (in poker) 21-901a.
Cold Fell, mt., Cumb. 9-412

(I. C3).

Coldflnch : see Pied flycatcher.
C'oldfoot, Alsk. 1-472 (III).
COLD HARBOR, Va. 6-664b ;

28-118 (E3); l-824a ; 28-

639c.
Colding, Ludwig August 9-

400b.
Coldingham, Scot. 24-412 (F4);

3-815d.

Coldness (mod.) 19-428a.
Cold Norton, Ess. 9-424 (IV.

D3) ; 20-417d.
Cold pressed oil : see Cold

drawn oil.
Coldridge, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E2).

Cold spot (physiol.) 27-97a.
Cold Spring, Ky. 15-740 (Dl).

— Spring, Minn. 18-550 (C5).

— Spring, N.J. 19-502 (B-C5).

— Spring, N.Y. 19-596 (C4).
Coldspring, Tex. 26-690 (M5).
Cold Spring, inlet, N.J. 19-502

<C5) ; 5-249d.

— Spring Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-
596 (B3).

— Spring Harbor, N.Y. 13-
953d; 16-982b.

Cold storage 10-614a; 23-30a;
Cysticercus bovis, effect on
26-413b: In cheese-curing
7-749h ; In slaughter houses
25-214b.

— Storage Act (1907) 5-155c.
COLDSTREAM, Scot, 6-664b ;

24-412 (F4); fairs 3-815d.
Cold Stream, pond, Me. 17-434
(D3).

— Stream, pond. Me. 17-434
(C3).

Coldstream Guards 12-657d ;

6-664C.
Cold wall, current, Atl.O. 2-

857b; 12-714a.
Coldwaltham, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

A5).
Coldwater, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— Ariz. 2-544 (B3).

— Kan. 15-654 (C:i).

— La. 17-54 (B2).
COLDWATER, Mich. 6-664c ;

18-372 (F8).

— Miss. 18-600 (Cl).

— O. 20-26 (A4).

— Okla. 20-58 (C-D1).

— lake, Mich. 18-372 (F8).

— riv.. Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (E2).

— Creek, riv.,Okla.20-58(C4).
Cold wave (climat.) 19-784b.
Cold-welding (dentistry) 8-51d.
Coldwell beds 17-113d.

Cole, Sir Galbraith Lowry 21-

94a.

— , SIR HENRY 6-664d.
— , Humfray 16-864a.
— , John : see Mountflorence,

John Cole, baron.
— , THOMAS 6-665a : 20-518c.
— , TIMOTHY 6-665b ; 28-

801b.

— , VICAT 6-665b.
— , William 18-50b ; 18-51a.

— (family name of earls of
Enniskillen) : see Emu's
killen, earls of.

Cole, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , la. 14-732 (D3).

Cole, rir., Warwick. 25-7.".:-

(B2); 28-341d.
— , riv., Wilts. 9-420 (III. D3);

3-782c.

Coleanor, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Coleanthus 12-3771) ; 12-372a.
Coloblnff, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Colebrook, Conn. 6-952 (C2).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E2).
Colobrookdale, Salop : see

Coalbrookdale.
COLEBROOKE, HENRY

Thomas 6-6C5c ; 5-465a ;

Hindu law 14-437d.
Colebrooke, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E2).
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (D2).

— Passage, harb.. Bur. l-955c.
Colebrook River, Conn. 6-952

(Cl).

Cole Camp, Mo. 18-608 (C3).
Colechurch, Peter of : see

Peter of Colechurch.
Cole City, Ga. 11-752 (Al).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (D3).
Coleford, Glos. 9-420 (III. B3);

12-134b ; 7-898a.

Colegny, Switz. 26-242 (A4).

Colegrove, Cal. : see Los An-
geles.

— , Pa. 21-106 (F2).

Colella 27-389C.

— quoyi 27-389C (flg.).
Coleman, Elihu 19-166b.
— , J. J. (engineer) 23-30d.
— , Thomas 22-289c.

— , W. : observatory 19-955C.
— , Mrs. 7-852c.

— (vet. surg.) 28- 4 a.
Coleman, Can. 19-831 (Bl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B4).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F6).
— , Tex. 26-690 (114).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E-F3).
— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (G2) ;
2-943a.

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (H4).
COLEMANITE 6-G65d ; 18-

516c.

Cole Mere, lake, Salop 9-291a.

Colenbrander, J. 23-267b.

Colenso, Frances Ellen 6-666b.

— , Harriette E. 6-666b ; 28-
1055c.

— , JOHN WILLIAM (bishop)
6-666a ; biblical criticism
3-863a; Cetywayo 5-776d.

COLENSO, S.Af. 6-666b : 25-
466 (17); battle (1899) 27-
205a.

Coleochaetaceae l-587b ; 1-
588c.

Coleochaeto l-587b ; l-588b ;
l-589b ; l-595a.

Coleonyx etoganx 16-824b.

Coleopod 18-470b.

COLEOPTERA 6-66C1) ; 13-
4:ilb; 13-434d; classification
6-669b ; development 13-
428d, 6-667d; distribution
and habits 6-668b, l-754d ;
Ecuador 8-916a; flight 10-
505b; gall forming members
ll-424d ; geological history
6-6G9b ; injurious species
8-896c ; mimicry 18-497c ;
secondary sexual characters
24-746b.

Coleorhynchus 12-560c.

Coleorton, Lelcs. 9-416 (II.
E4) ; 16-394a ; 16-:)94d.

Coleosporium Senecionis 11-
343a.

COLEPEPER, JOHN COLE-
peper, 1st baron 6-675d.

Coleps 14-560a ; 14-561b.

Color, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Colerain, N.C. 19-772 (Fl).

COLERAINE, Ire. 6-67Cc ; 14-
744 (El).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D3).

— , Viet. 28-38 (A2).

Cole-rape : see Kohl-rabi.

Coleridge, Arthur Duke 6-
678a; 19-84b.

— , Bernard John Coleridge,
2nd baron 6-677d.

— , Christabel 6-681a.

— , Derwent 6-G81a.

— , HARTLEY 6-676d.

— , Henry James 6-678a.

— , Henry Nelson 6-681a.

— , Herbert 6-681c ; 8-189a.

— , John 6-678a.

— , JOHN DUKE, 1st baron 6-
677a; 25-813a.

— , SIR JOHN TAYLOR 6-
678a; 15-710c.

— , Mary E. 6-67 8a. L

—, SAMUEL TAYLOR 6-678a;
8-92c ; 9-6:i7a ; Carlyle's
opinion 5-350e : dramatic
works 8-531b, 18-244b, 2-
502d; sonnets 25-415aJ
Tennyson criticized 26-63 la;
Wordsworth criticized 28«
825d.

— , SARA 6-681a.

Coleridge, Ala, 1-460 (D3).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

188

OcKbetm. OkM. 8-420 (III.

OoSfiac. Oa, 11-751 (IS).
— . la. l^TM <F2).

.

— . Ky. 18-740 (CM.

— . I'm. 21-IO« (K-dl).

'• -04(1)4).
••••Cotxaand&M*).
CotwhlU, Bock*. 18-941 AQT

— k Wales: bait

— . \\arwlck. 28-758 (II.1) : 0-
409d; 88-3410,

Ooto\ &1D, Plymouth, Mas*.

. 17-418 (E-Fi).

> Ilrnrr 8-6810.
I6-48IC.
LOUISE 6-«a2a.

\:.. i- 1-:.. ,<-.•).

,,,,,,.

- . LOI
Q •.-;.,.
— . IU. 14KI04 (Ct).

< eU -.,~6-\ la.

i ..:,-!!:-.! 6-.: 1 1.-.
COLEU8 6-«K2a : 16-lh.
Cole r. Nortli-Wratorn Bank

1 1-:. ' io-i::...
Colewort 4-91 Ac.
Ootoy, W. B. 20-77Sa.
COLFAX. SCHUYLER 6-OSlM).
Colbu. fal. 8»8 (CS).
— . la. 14-731 (U:i).
— . 111. 14-304 (D3).
— . Ind. 14-411 (D4).
— . La. 17-44 (Bl).
— , N.Dak. 18-780 (H3).
— . Nob. 18-314 (O-H3V.
— . N.Mox. 1»-5SO(K1).
— . Waah. 88-354 (B3).
— . Wla. 28-740 (B:t).

— Co, N.Mrx. It-SJO (Fl).
Colon. John l»-990c.
Coteate. Jarne* Boorman 12-

— . Samuel 12-89'c.
— . William 12-892C.
CoWe. Cal. 5-14il : 23-979d.
— . NTBak. 18-780 (U2).

— Creek. Ink*. Md. 17-828

— Fall's, Wis. 28-740 (E5).

" ate Unlrenlty. N.Y. 12-

India 3-6i4b; 3-

Colmre, »ound. Soot. 24-411

Coliruhonnlc, Soot. 24-4 1 2( E2 ).
CoUuonm « de Mexico, Hi*-

t.-,.i ,1, 26-1 "'-..V.
Colhuapl. lake. Arg. 2-462

,< I) : 6-.::.M.

Colhu*. S.Am. : tre CoDioapL
Colhogh. creek. Wale* 16-830d.
Coliiu«. cape. Or. 5-712d ; 16-

Colia*hyale: *te Pale clouded
yellow butterfly.

— MUM 27-l'.'».i.
CoUbaabJ. Ruin. 23-S26 (B2).
O.U.ri 13-S87a.

COLIC 6-6!<2r : 13-373c ; lead,
9rr Lead colic.

— artery 2-867 b.

— caeca 1-67 Ob.

— Bland* 17-166d.

Coiico. It. 15-4 (Bl); 26-2 IJ

(04); 6-794b.
Coucodendrum aoabrtdum: tee

Zapote del perro.
CollKnr. FranooU de: ace An

— , GASPARD DE (ad-

mlral of France) 6-883a :
colonization attempt 11-
616c ; HoBoenot wars 10-
829b. 13-8850 ; mnrder of
Francto of Onige 12-701a.

— .Oaipard de (marshal of
France) : *r Chatillon. Gas-
pard de ColiimT. duke of.

Colteny. Fr. 10-778 (O4).

arc Mouse-bird.
Colildae 18-944*.
COLIMA.Mex.8-684a; 18-318

— .mt.. Mer. 18-318 (D-E4) ;

rir.. Hex. 8-

«84a.

"*

Oollmplm (<r.-t.l 8-327B.
COLIN. ALFXANDRE 6-684b.
— . Jnrqtie* IQ.'.i
Oolin : tee Virginian quaiL

To make full use of this Index It If eueatlal to remd the
/n.wr»i MO/IS given on I'age I.

1"-.

COGH-COLO

i *M CMos-
Hock. mu. Neb. 18-

ksnjatr

_-__. aw Mouse-bird.

i'..;i. :. 24-I1.- H-.Ii; 1«-

COLL. |*| Soot. 8-«84b ; I

411 (1135.
— .Cairns of: an Cairn* of

— .a
Coda.

HwlU. 18-141 (04).
trtbo : »rt Ayniara.
Hoot. 24-418 (El).

Collarc,

ftlMr'. J. D. 10-648a;

COLLAERT. HANS 0-684h.

. Alpal-

i — . viiuii. 6-9.V "

1. 14-422 (Fl).
— . Pa. 21-106 (L6).

',- .

CoUapse : are Shook.
COLLAR 6-6S4. .
— bone : are Clavicle.
— , order of the : are Annun*

tlata, order of the.
Collard. Mean* 0-490d ; 21-

.

Collard (hot.) : areColewort.
Collared cells: afeCboaoocyte.

— doTe 8-452d.

— peccary *U*3Sb
Codara*7 Port. 25-530 (A3) ;

-

CoU&ntol 16-48U.
Collarindabrl. NAW. 18-538

CoUariu d'Amaa, peak, Alps 1-
T43a.

Collaring (diet.) 23-470d.
Collar lemming: are Banded
lemming.

— 0(83.17-10; 8-684d.
Coll.ir r..,,f 23-...T i.
Collurt, Marie 20-5070.
Collanpldae 24-524.
Collatrrul (hot.) 10-571d.
COLLATERAL (law) 6-685d.

— covenant 16-157a.

— flasure 4-397o.

— security 6-685d ; 24-574a.
Collathon 28-486a.
COLLATIA, It. 6-685d ; 15-28

(11 •<(,).

— , Via, It. 15-26 (B6); 2-241c.
Collatio bonorum 13-803b.

— Kl.-l.lll:- 6-'.''."!-!.

— lugtralis 6-990d.
COLLATION a-686a; eocle*l-

a*tlcallaw3-726a ; literature

26-709b.

CollbaU), Sn. 18-795C.
Collbran, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Collcutt, T. K. 2-439b; 2-410,1.
COLLE, CHARLES 6-686a.
Colle, KurTiioHino della : tee

Delia Colic.

Collect (prayer) 4-505b.
CoOecfariwm 4-5030 : 16-799b.
Collecting savings bant-, 24-

2451).
— Dootty ll-220a; ll-219b.

— tubules 27-798C.
CoUrrlio Aruelmo dedicate 5-

1901).
Collection at the source (diet.)

14-. ,:.•-..,.
Collective notes 19-S23b.

— goven-ik-ntv 25-:>20c.
COLLECTIVISM 6-«86t> ; 25-

305d ; 2S-301C.
Collect on delivery : 'see Cash

on delivery.

Collector, N.S.W. 18-538 (E4).
COLLECTOR (official) 6-6860.

— (electrical) 2-861a.
COMeda. Ger. 21-129d.
COLLE Dl VAL D'ELSA, It.

6-686c ; 15-4 (C3).
Colle«e, Steplicn 24-258a.
Colleic. rtv., Northumb. 1»-

79fft>.
COLLEGE 6-r,S(id ; 5-9.'>d ;

27-7Slo: American27-777d;

French 8-963d.

— (Rom. law) 6-«86o ; 7-190c.

OoUege Burn. Btream, North -
m..l>. 0-412 a. D2).

College cap 3-980d.

College City. Cal. 5-8 (B2).

— Corner. < . 2O-1_>8 (A5).

College de France 10-798d ;
lO-9.Vto ; 27-769b.

College Fraternities : tee Fra-
ternities. College.

Colleeehlll. .« rk. 2-552 (B4).

— . Ky. 15-7(0 (D-K3).

— . Miss. 18-.H10 (CM.

College Bill. O. 20-26 (K6).

~S£FS& '•'

— ..f the Propaganda 27-79 1.1

— Park. Oa.tl.75SL

— I'ark. lid. 17-818 (D3) ; 17-

_ Mm \V ..-!,. 28.:!. I (',;).
:.i. N.Y. 18-596 (E4).

Hhetarlqne. Holl.

College Spring*. la. 14-73.'
: 14-734b.

Tex. 20-690 (L5).

10-324(114).
Inil. 14-422 (C3).
— .Minn. 18-550 (G5); 18-

— ,Pa.'21-106 (K6).

• theory : tee Kolleglal

25-6880 ; 18-132c.
'llcum 6-56Sb.
0-565C.
CoUecio (Venice) 27-lOOSd.

— AII-T..UI. Ptaoom I-IK.-..I.

— Homano, Rome 1O-958C.
Collegium Clementinum,

Prague 10-957d.

— Clementinum, Rome 6-
IMb.

— Cnriosornm : tee Royal
-,<,-.!..!, >.»•:,-> v.

i 'uni^um 1-H-ti.
follogno. Count Uiacinto dl 0-

353d; 5-308&.
Collegno. It. 15-865b.
CoUcm. S.India 14-381 (F12).
Collema 16-582a.
CoUemaceae 13-335o ; 16-

.-,--,.1.
Collema conglomeratnm 16-

— crlspum 18-582c (rtg.).
Colle Maniva. pass, Alps 1-

747a.

Collembola : tee Sprinjrtall.
c •ollriichyma (bot.) 21-734d.
c ..lli-ncliyme (zool.) 2S-726c.
Collencyte 25-726c.
COLLEONI. BARTOLOMMEO

6-ii^7b; statue 27-1039a,

27-1000b, 24-4U4 (PI. I.).
Collcrin. pass, Alps 1-T4M.
Collerye, Roger de ll-122b.
Colles' law (diet.) 27-985d.
Colleeste, Scot. 24-418 (E2) ;

16-ii'.'ii

Collet, John 5-332b.
— . Mary 4-21 7 rt.
COLLETER 6-687C.
Colletes 14-180d.
(,'ollctocystophore (zool.) 24-

Collcton. Oenoral 22-67d.
colli-ton Co., S.C. 25-.r>00 (D4).
Colletotrichum gossypii : tee

boll rot of cotton.
Collett, Jakobinu Camilla 19-

M7.i.

— , Jonas 10-810d.
Collett. Iml. 14- !•_".' (G4).
COLLETTA, P1ETRO 6-687o ;

14-91 la.

Collet te (coral) 7-131d.
ColletfH Inn. Dublin 14-587a.
COLLEY.SIRGEORGEPOME-

roy6-6S7d; 27-198«.
— , Richard. 1st Baron Morn-

Ington : tet Mornington.
iu-. anterior 4-408b.
Collidint-s 22-6iiod.
Collie. J. Norman 6-57b ; 2-

irsia,

Collie. W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).
— . riv., W.Aus. 4-797a.
Collie (dog) 8-37 7c; 8-374 (PI.

Collie coalfield. W.Aus. 28-
540a; 2-953b.

— Law. hill. Scot. 24-418 (F3).
COLLIER. ARTHUR 6-688*.
— . JEREMY 6-688d.

— , John 23-426a.

— .Hon. John 2O-500o ; 18-

— . JOHN PAYNE 8-889C,
— , Robert Porrett : see Monks-
well. 1st baron.
Collier, bav. W.Aus. 2-960

: 2-942a.
Collier (ship) 24-881b.

— Row, Ew. 16-942 (El).
CoUtertS.C. 25-500 (B-C3).
— k W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

Tex. 20-690 (CT).

COLLIN D-HARLEVILLE,

Jaan FraofoU 0-690b ; 11-

141.-.

CoUlnear len* 21-510*.
CoDinee. Fr. 18-778 (CIX
Colllne gate, Rome : battle (H 2

COLLING. CHARLX8 0 OOOo ;

1- .'.> , : 5- l»
— . ROBERT 8-0900 ; 1-395*;

5-539C.
Colllngboume Duds, Wilt*. 8-

410 (III. 1)4).

— Klnir"ton. \VI1U. 8-420 (IIL
D4); 28-700C.

Oilllnghani. York*. 28-033
(Dl).

— (North), Notts. 8-416 (IL

— fflonthX Notts. 8-416 (II.

Colllngi, Je*se5-814b.
— . Richard 18-553b.
Collingswood. NJ. 18-501

(8*4).
ColUngsworth Co, Tex. 28-690

(D3).

Colllnirton, Md. 17-818 (F3).
COLLINGWOOD, CUTHBEHT

Collingwood, baron 6-690O ;

27-50Ta.

— . W. <;. 23-861d.
COLLINGWOOD. Can.6-691d;

20-111 (I)'.').
— . N.7.. 19-U24 (D4).
COLLINGWOOD, Viet.6-691d;

18-90 (map).

—.bay, N.O. 10-487 (F3).
" Collingwood " (ship) 24-

SU-Jb ; 24-900b.
Collinroobie, N.3.W. 10-538

<D4).
COLLINS, ANTHONY 6-n-.il .1 ;

3-7Md; 7-93Sb.
— , David 28-42C ; 28-442a.
— , John 14-540b: 23-253d.
— . JOHN CHURTON 6-691O.
— , MORTIMER 6-692C,
— , Samuel 1-93.V.
— , Simon 24-790d.
— , WILLIAM (painter) 8-

(930.
— . WILLIAM (poet) 6-692d ;

0-o:i:i« ; 18-4SM.
— , WILLIAM WILKIE 6-

693d ; 9-«IOd ; 8-532C.
Collins, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
— , Ark. 2-552 (D4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (D3).
— , la. 14-732 (D3>.
— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— . Miss. 18-600 (C4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (C4).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , N.Y. 10-596 (B3).
— , mt., Tenn. 26-619b.
— , riv., Tenn. 28-620 (F2).

— Bonnet, mt., N.S.W. 18-538
(B2>.

Collins ia 24-4 86b.

— bicolor 13-7660.

— .n.i -.... .
ColUnson. Sir Richard 21-945c.
OoffiDMO. inlet. Can. 5-180

Collinston. Utah 27-8 1 4 (B-C1 X
— , La. 17-54 (Cl).
Collinsville, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— Conn. 8-952 (D2).

— 111. 14-304 (C5).

— O. 20-16 (A5)T

— Okla. 20-58 (Fl).

— Tex. 28-690 (B6).

Collin Top, mt.. Ire. 14-744

Colli'mvood. O. 20-26 (5I-N4).
CoUirene, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
CoDla (physician): on toad-

poisoning 10-321C.
Collision (at ne) 16-59«b.

— bulkhead 24-960b.
Colllwn, 111. 14-304 (E31.
Coniston, flcot. 24-412 (Gl).
CoPo. Ate. 1-643 (Cl) : l-645d.
Collobrlerw, Fr. 1O-778 (HB).
OoIlocaUa ftidnhaKa : tee Ed-
ible nest rrwitt.

Collodes malahnrlcni 17-457C,
COLLODION 6-«94a; in gas
mantles 16.fi.l7a.

— cotton 12-722b.

LL 28-141 (>>).

.

81-100

<owi

—.DM*.. BwlU. 1-74M.
— Cur*, rtv., Anr. 28-OOOa.
OoUoner, mt.. gwlu. S8-14S

(115) ; 1-743C.

Collongea, ». 18-778 (O4).
CoUooney. Ire. 14-744 (Cl)(

28-1 4 la.
Collop Monday 18-0014.

t 11-

connt 8-

££•"

Colloredo. Ja

I-:
—.Joseph Marl*.

:• :

— , L. J. B. 18-744b.
Collosnhaera 22-*03d.
COLLOT D'HERBOIS. J. M. 4V

8Mb.

Collothun 28-49IC.
Collotype 22-11 .1.
Collozoum 22-803d; 2S-S044

'• f '.
Con* «. Home and Colonial

Store* Ltd. l-950e,
Collnm. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
COLLUSION 6-694d ; 8-338a-
Colluthus : tee Coluthns,
Collybla escnlentns :

loos esculentu*.
OollT Creek, rlr, N.C. 18-771

COLLYER. ROBERT 6-694d.
Collyer. Kan. 15-654 (Bl).
Collrhurst, Lane*. 17-54S

CollyrMians 17-8 13b.
Collyrites 15-570*.
Collyritidae 8-881c.
Collytus. Athens 2-831 (map) |

2-836D.

Collyweston slate 28-llOb.
Colma, pas*. Ah* 28-141 (ES).
Colman, 8t (of Cloyne) 8-605a ;

8-564b ; 8-580C.
COLMAN. ST (of Llndtofarne)

..

GEORCE(th*e!d«>r)4J-«»5».
— , Oeoncc (the younger) (V

"

. .

—. SAMUEL «-«95d.
Colman. 8. Dak. 2S-508 (14).
Cnlnian Ela, 8t 4W6»ia.
COLMAR. Ger. «u«9«a ; 11.

808 (A4) ; »-834c ; Khool of

engraTiwf M>358d.

— , in. 14-304 (B3).
—.Pa. 21-108 (MS).
Cotaare, Fr. U-7T8 (HJ).
Colmenar. 8p. 2S-530 (C4).

— de Oreja, Sp. 2S-530 (DI) ;
17-29SC.

— V . . .-;.. 2S..VH (D2); 17-
•

_..

Oobnemrll. Tri. 2S-690 (N5).
Oolmex, Colo. 4J-722 (C4).
Colmi. IIODd. S-878 (D3).
ColninneU. Soot. M-413 (D4).
Colmont. rlT., Fr. 17-93Jd.
OOta, rlr_ OkM. »~4JO (IIL

D3) ; 7-X53b.

" O.In " (crateer) 14-911d.
Colnhrook, Bocka. 1»-94!(R?).
COLNE, Luc*. O6Mb : 16-

139 (El): cotton mannfao

tare 7-!88m.

— .oaipe, EM. «-4J4 (IV. E3) ;

— , HT., EM. »-4 14 (IV. D3) ;
t-417o: mtnarr t-784a;

, .--. - • .• .• 6- •:•'•!

— .riT- Mdx. »-424 (IV. B3);
143-942 (B3) ; 18-4 13c ; tzoat-

.

— . rlT., York*. 28-933 (B»):
13-849*,

— Brook, rlr^ Bucks. 16-941

(B3).
olne

Come Fishery Company 8-
Ootoett, •&„ Jap. 18-198

CMner Hatrh. afrhim. Mdx.
16-942 (D2) ; 2S-M3*,

— Heath. Herto. 16-942 (Ct).

— 3tn»t. H«rt». 16-942 (CS).
Colo. NAW. lt-S.~>8 (04).

— .rir.. NAW. l»-538 (F3).
Colobanian* : trr MamwUiMU
Coloboorphaliui ll-521d.
(MobooMtha l»-471c; 1*.

470O.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

189

COLO-COIYII

Coloborhombus fasciatipennis

18-497C.
Colobus : see Guereza.

— kirku 28-957b.

— satanas (vellerosus) : see
Black guereza.

Colocasia antiquorum (oscul
enta) : srt Kalo.

Colocephali 14--->4Sa.

Colocotrones. Theodoras : see
Kolokotrones.

COLOCYNTH 6-696C.

Colocynthein 6-696c.

Colocynthiden 6-696d.

Colocynthidis et hyoscyami,
pilula 6-696d.

Colocynthin 6-696c ; 12-287c.

Colodon 21-170b ; 20-82b.

Coloe, lake, Asia M. 24-2 ISa ;
Artemis of 2-665b.

Coloeus : see Fish -crow.

Colognac, Fr. S-114a.

Cologna Veneta, It. 15-4 (C2).

Cologne, Fr. 10-778 (E6).

COLOGNE, Ocr. 6-697a ; 11-
808 (I. j7) ; archbishop's
functions 7-187b, 5-834d,
10 • 237a ; cellular prison
22-36Sd; coinage 19-902C ;
conservatoire 6-977c ; flre
service 10-413d ; housing 13-
826b ; st .Maria im Capitol
2-232c ; town hall 2-42 la ;
university 27-758a ; zool-
ogical gardens 28-1019(1.

— : Cathedral 6-697b ; 2-406a
• (plan) : nave 19-283d ; sculp-
tures 24-493d ; zodiacal signs
28-998a.

— : History 6-698a; council
(1306) 2-205a, 3-653c ;
Charles Martel defeated 11-
234c; diet (1505) 11-85 la,
3-547d ; diet (1512) 17-923b,
11-85 la; Goldsn Bull 12-
20Sa; heretical sects (12th
cent.) 2-204b ; Louis the
German 18- 1 7 4a ; Old Catho-
lic congress (1872) 2O-6Sa ;
printing (1467) 27-532d ;
revolt (1114) 13-2770.

— , Minn. 18-550 (D6).

• — , anc. dist., Ger. 11-831
(map).

Cologne Chronicle 27-530a.

CologneConfederationl2-929e.

— earth 6-576C.

Cologne Gazette : see Kolnischc

Zeitung.
Cologne School (of painting)

20-467b.
Cololo, int., Bol.-Peru 4-167

(A2) ; 4-167d.
Colom, J. A. (B. 1633) : map

collection 17-647a.
Coloma, Luis 25-587d ; 20-

52:)a.

Coloma, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
— , CaL 5-8 (C2) ; 19-456c.
— , Cu. : see La Coloma.
— , Mich. 18-372 (D7).
— , Mo. 18-608 (C2).
— . \Vis. 28-740 (D4).
COLOMAN (of Hungary) 6-

6?9b ; 13-903a ; Croatia 7-

474d ; decrees translated 13-

925a.

— (martyr) 15-792b.
Colomb (caricaturist) 5-334b.
— , John 6-700a.

— , PHILIP HOWARD 6-699c;

24-556c ; signalling system

25-70C.
COLOMBES, Fr. 6-700b : 10-

778 (B5); steeplechase 13-

737c.

— (Petit). Fr. 10-778 (B5).
COLOMBEY, Gcr. 6-700b ; 11-

808 (A4) ; 18-310 (plan) ;
battle (1870) ll-9c, 18-308b.
— , Switz. 26-242 (B4).

— -lea-Belles. Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Colombi, Grottadei, It. 5-578b.
COLOMBIA, S.Am. 6-700b ;

6-701 (map) ; agriculture 6-
707c ; area and population
6-706C (table), 6-705b ;
climate 6-703d ; coffee ex-
port 6-647d, 6-648b ; com-
munications 6-707a ; cotton
trade 7-274C, 7-278d ; edu-
cation and religion 6-7 09b ;
fauna 6-704c ; finance, &c.
6-709d, 18-7070 ; flora 6-
704d; geology 6-7 03c, 1-
964b ; government 6-70Sd :
manufactures 6- 7 08c; miner-
als 6-708a ; patent law 20-
907b ; railway mileage 25-
489c ; slave emancipation
25-2250 ; survey maps 17-
653b ; territorial divisions
6-706C.

— : 7/is<orj/6-710c; arbitration
case (1875) 2-329b ; Italian
intervention 15-80a ; Peru
boundary dispute 21-277d ;
VS. treaty (1846) 25-36c.

COLOMBIER, P. B. DE 6-713a.

Colombier (paper) 20-7 35a.

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

Colombiere, Claud do la 23-
9SOb.

Colombiere, pass, Alps 26-242
(B5>.

Colombini, Giovanni 15-337b ;
14-903b.

Colombo, Guillaume : see Case
nove, Guillaume de.

— , Matthieu Reald : see Co
lumbus, Mateo Kealdo.

COLOMBO, Cey. 6-713b; 14-
382 (H16) ; breakwater 4-
479b ; canal 5-779a: har-
bour 12-937d (plan) ; length
of day 5-779c ; military road
5-782d.

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).

Colombs, isl., S.Dak. 25-506

(F4).
'oloir

19-

Colomctry 25-916b ; 17-622C.

Col6n, Cristobal : see Colum-
bus, Christopher.

COLON, Cu. 6-7 14b ;7-595(Cl).

— , Ga. 11-752 (D5).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E8).

COLON, Pan. 6-714a; 5-678
(C6) ; climate 20-664O ; dis
turbances (1901) 6-7 I -'a.

Colon (anat.) l-670a ; l-665a ;
l-664a (fig.) ; 17-525a.

— (coin) 7-221b.
COLON (diet.) 6-714b.
Colona. 111. 14-304 (B2).
— . Pa. 21-106 (B4).
Colonacce, ruins, Rome

394b.

Colonae, Asia M. 27-316a.
Colonche, EC. 8-911 (A2).
COLONEL 6-714C.
" Colonel Lloyd Aspinwall,"

arbitration case 2-329b.
Colonels, mt., Mass. 17-852

(C2>.

— Crock, riv., S.C. 25-500
(D3).

Colonesci, Rum. (Bacau) 23-

826 (Cl).

— , Rum. (Olt) 23-826 (B2).
Colon! 24-664d ; 25-221a ;

under Franks 10-909C.
Colonia, Asia M. : see Eara-

Ilissar Sharki.
— , Ger. 23-648 (Cl) : see also

Cologne.

— , Urug. 2-462 (E3) : 2-469c.
— . dept., UruB. 2-462 (A7 &

E3) ; 27-806C (table).
Colonia Antonio Prado, Braz.

4-440 (B7).

— Azimbuja, Braz. 4-440
(B7).

Coloniao civium Romanorum

19-7a.
Colonia Ijuhy, Braz. 4-410

(B7).
Colonia Julia, Sard. : see Tur-

ris Libisonis.
Colonial and Continental

Church Society 18-5S7b.
Colonia Latina 23-627b.
Colonial Bank of Australasia

r. Marshall 3-351c.
Colonial Beach, Va. 28-118

(F2).
Colonial Bishoprics Council 2-

19d.

— Bishoprics Fund 18-.">87b.

— Church Society 18-'i89b.

— Conference, imperial : see
Imperial conference.

— Copyright Act 7-1 23b.

— Defence Committee 4-614c.

— General service troops 27-
608c.

— Institute, Royal 25-309d.

— Laws Validity Act (1865)
25-81 4b.

— Letters Patent Act (1863)
16-501d.

— Marriages (Deceased Wife's
Sister) Act (1906) 17-756c.

— Military Conference (1909)
27-608C.

— Missionary Society 18-589b:
6-034d ; 18-587b.

— Naval Defence Act (1865)
4-614C.

— OFFICE 6-7 14c.

— post 22-1 7 Sc.

— preference : see Preferential
tariff.

Colonia perpetua (land tenure)
7-145b.

— Rauracorum, Switz. : see
Angst.

— Romana 23-628a.
Colonies (geol.) 3-431b.
Colonies, Secretary of State for

6-714d; 18-545C (table).

Colonists' Association 4-605c.

Colonization : see Colony.

Colonization Society of Amer-
ica : see American Coloniza-
tion Society.

COLONNA (family) 6-715a ;
palace at Rome 23-612 (A3
& C2), 6-715b, 22-222b.

— , Egidio 14-900d ; 24-355a ;
2-281c.

— , Giovanni 23-675d.

COLONNA, GIOVANNI PAOLO

6-715b.

— , Marc Antonio 6-715b.
— , Niccolo23-681b.
— , Otto : see Martin V., pope
— , Sciarra 23-676d ; 19-732c.
— , VITTORIA 6-7Wc; 18-

368c.

Colonna, It. 15-4 (F2).
— , cape, Or. 12-424 (F3) : see

also Sunium.
— , cape, Samos 24-1 17a.
— , hill, It. 28-15C.
COLONNADE 6-7 15d.
Colonna di Castiglione, Adela

11-213C.
Colonne, Guido delle 27-318b ;

14-898b ; 14-899a.
— , Judas (Edouard) 19-82d.
— , Odo delle 14-899a.
Colonne, cape, It. 15-4 (F5) ;

15-26 (F5) : 17-318c: see

also Lacinium.
COLONSAY, isl., Scot. 6-716a ;

24-412 (B3); 13-192b.

— (Little), isl., Scot. 18-l)01a.

— House, Scot. 24-412 (B3).

— Passage, chan., Scot. 24-412
(B3).

Colonus, Athens 2-883d ; 2-

836b; grove 9-7 45a.
Colonus (Roman serf) : see

Colon!.

— Agoracus, Athens 2-83Sb.
Colony, Kan. 15-654 (G2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C2).
COLONY 6-716a; 18-428a

African commerce l-354c
Athenian cleruchies 6-499d
chartered companies 5-951a
commercial treaties 6-773b
crusades 7-547a ; govern
ment (types) 11-637 b
Greek 12-445c ; Phoenician
21-455a ; Renaissance 23-
90a ; Roman 23-627b, 1-
383a, 19-7.i ; Russian
methods 25-15a ; slavery
25-221d; Wakefield's work
28-248d.

— (zool.) 18-867a.
Colony Center, Cal. 5-8 (O3).

— of the 16th October, Arg. 2-
462 (B5) ; 20-900d.

Colophiurae 8-880d.

COLOPHON, Asia M. 6-717a ;
Alyattes of Lydia takes
l-776a: coinage 19-887C,
19-903d ; oracle 18-813c ;
Smyrna conquered 25-281b ;
temple of Apollo 14-288d.

COLOPHON (palaeog.) 6-
717b; 4-215a.

Colophonit« 11-171.1.

Colophony : see Rosin.

Coloquintida : see Colocynth.

Color (wine) 28-7250 ; 28-
725d.

Colora, Md. 17-828 (Gl).

Colorado, Arg. 2-462 (D4).

— , 111. 14-304 (D6).

— , Tex. 26-690 (G3).

— , canon, Ariz. : geology 22-
267a.

— , desert, Cal. 5-8 (F5) ; 12-
398a ; 5-9c.

— , platcan, Ariz. 2-544
(B1-D2); 2-544b.

COLORADO, riv., Arg. 6-724b;
2-402 (D4).

COLORADO, riv., Ariz., &c. 6-
724c; 5-8 (F5) ; 27-814
(D5) ; flood (1906) 27-622d.

— , riv., C.Am. 7-220a.

— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (C3).

— , riv., Tex. 26-690 (L-M7) ;
2-941b.

COLORADO, state, U.S. 6-
717d; 6-722 (map) ; apple
cultivation ll-269a ; chil-
dren's court 6-140c ; climate
6-719b ; flora and fauna 6-
719c, 27-633d ; forests 10-
856h ; geology 9-663b, 27-
G31c (table) ; government
6-722C, 6-723d, 20-979c ;
history 6-723a ; labour dis-
putes 25-1037d; minerals
6-720d, 12-194C, 27-642a ;
newspapers 19-572e ; popu-
lation 6-722b ; railways 6-
722a; soi!6-719d.

Colorado (bot.) 6-629b.

— and Southern rly. 6-722a.
Colorado Arroyo, riv., Tex.

26-690 (F8).
Colorado beetle 6-f>74c; 13-

424a : 13-426a.
Colorado Chiqnito, riv., Ariz. :

see Little Colorado.

— City, Colo. 6-722 (F3) ; 6-
723b.

— College 6-7 25c.

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (Lfi).

— group (geol.) 27-028c; 27-
631c; 7-41 7a (table) ; 11-
670b (table).

— Midland Rly., Colo. 6-722a.

— Mouth, C.R. 5-678 (E5).

— Nuevo, Arg. 2-402 (Di).

Colorado Range, mts., Ariz,
2-544 (A-').

— River, (list., Ariz. 2-544
(A3).

Colorados, archlp., Cu. : see

Los Colorados.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.

6-72Sb ; 6-722 (F3) ; 8

579a.

— University 4-319c.

— Viejo, Arg. 2-462 (Di).
Colorbases (gnostic) 27-S53b.
Colored Cumberland Church,

U.S. 22-294b.

— Farmers' National Alliance
and Co-operative Union 10
181d.

Cnloribus, De : authorship 2-

505d.
COLOSSAE, Asia M. 6-725d ;

2-760 <C4).
COLOSSAL CAVERN, cave,

Ky. 6-726a.
Colossendeidae 2-301d.
C'olossendeis 2-301d.

— gigas 22-67 7a.
Colosseum, building, Rome 23-

012 (D3); 2-384d ; l-892a ;
arcade 2-340c, 2-3431) ; con-
struction 23-5S6d, 20-182a ;
history l-891d ; inscriptions
14-«34c.

COLOSSIANS, EPISTLE TO
the 6-726c ; Asiatic churches
20-93 Oc ; Ephesians com-
pared 9-67 la.

Colossochelys Atlas (geol.) 10-
140b.

COLOSSUS 6-727d.

" Colossus " (battleship) 24-
900b.

Colossus, bridge, Pa. 4-53flc.

Colostrum 6-541d.

Colot, Laurence 26-128a.

Colotcs of Lampsacus 13-
343d.

Colotomy l-35a.

Colour(milit. division) 6-730a :
2-f)9Sc.

COLOUR (physios) 6-728a ; 6-
70d ; aesthetic value 1-
282o ; colo\ir-tonc 22-502c,
22-583b ; Democritus'

theory 8-4c ; feathers 10-
225d ; in fine arts 10-365C,
8-f.52d ; Greek mural decor-
ation 19-21c; heraldry 13-
323c ; impressionist theory
14-34 ib ; liturgical use 8-
829d, 27-1059C ; minerals
18-510c, ll-560d, 20-120d;
Newton's theory 19-584c ;
phrenological location 21-
537b; Schopenhauer's theory
24-372c ; sensations 28-
137b ; stars 25-788a ; thin
plates 14-688d, 21-034C ;
velocity of light 16-625C ;
Young's theory 28-940c.

— aberration : see Chromatic
aberration.

— blindness 28-139b; 7-
778b.

Coloured lights : signalling 25-
71a; 25-73b.

— Methodist Episcopal Church
18-296d.

C'cilour embossing 9-308d.
Colouring matter l-226d.

— pit : see Suspender.
Colour perception : Young-

Helmholtz theory 28-139a.

— photography 21-1!) -Id;
cameras 21-506b ; cine-
matograph 6-374d ; Lipp-
mann's method 14-690a ;
plates 21-518C.

— printing : England 14-
325a ; Franco 14-325c ;
Fust's Psalter ll-373d ; Jap-
anese.15-175d ; posters 22-
190c ; textile printing 26-
698c.

COLOUR-SERJEANT (dict.)6-
731a ; 24-672b.

COLOURS, MILITARY 6-729d.

Colour sieve 26-695d.

COLOURS OF ANIMALS 6-
7:ila ; albinism l-506c ;
birds 19-667c ; chamelemi
5-824a ; choniistry 6-735a ;
formation of pi£menN 1-
507d; Lcpiiif.iitcra 16-469b;
pattern i-508a. fire <tl*<>
Aggressive resemblance,
Protective resemblance.
Warning coloration, Albino.

Colour-top 28- 1 i'.sa.

Colpa, mt., liol. 4- 1G7 (A3).

Colpeo 5-:i71c.

Colpidium 14-5filli.

— colpoda 14-o6r b (fig.).
Colpoda 14-.M;ih.
Colpodaspis 11-5!! Id.
Colpodcs8-916a.
Colpoon compresra 16-332d.
Colporteur 13-'.I7< .
Colpoys, Sir Johr ll-204b.
Colquechaca, Bo . 4-167 (B3) ;

22-209C.

Colquhoun, Archibald R. 23-

265c ; 15-147d ; 2-739c.
Colqu.tt, Ua. 11-752 (B4).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (C4).
Colrain, Mass. 17-852 (Bl).
Colson, J. C. G. : see Bellecour.
— , John 14-540b ; l-378b.
Colsterworth, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F4).

COLSTON, EDWARD 6-736b.

Colston Bassett, Notts. 9-416
(II. E4).

COLT, SAMUEL 6-73Gc ; auto-
matic gun 17-244d ; pistol
21-G55a ; revolver 21-658,
21-657a.

Colt, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

Colt (astron.) : see Equuleus.

Colta, lake, EC. 8-913<L

Colter, John 28-913b.

Colter, Wyo. 28-174 (D2).

Coltishall, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
El).

Colton, George R. 22-127b.

— , W. R. 24-506C (PI. V.).

Colton, Cal. 5-8 (E4).
N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).
S.Dak. 25-506 (H-I4).
Staffs. 9-416 (II. D4).
Utah 27-814 (D3).
Wash. 28-354 (113).

COLT'S FOOT (bot.) 6-736d;
6-812a.

Colt v. Bishop of Coventry 21-
857c.

Coluber 25-289d ; 23-174b ;
23-175a.

— melanoleucus : see Pity-
ophis.

— natrix 4-774b.

— variabilis 27-989d.
Colubraria, isl., Medit. : see

Formentcra.

Colubridae 25-2890 ; 23-1 73a;
23-175a; lungs 23-163b ;
salivary glands 23-166d ;
skull 23-152C.

— aglypha25-289d; 25-288b;
23-176b.

— opisthoglypha 25-290c ;
25--JSS1) ; " 25-2860 ; distri-
bution 23-176b: poison
glands 23- 166d.

— proteroglypha25-288b; 25-
290d.

Colubrina 14-839a.

Colubrinae 25-289d.

Colubrini 23-138c.

Colubroidae23-139d.

Colucci, Giuseppe 10-278c.

Coluccio, Pierio : see Salutati.

Colugo : see Galeopithccus.

COLUMBA (Colum), ST (521-
597) 6-737a ; Adamnan's
Life of l-174c, 5-623c ;
Curnan's execution 14-763b;
hymns 5-623b ; O'Donnell's
Life of 20-7b ; transporta-
tion of relics 15-731d.

— , St (abbot of Bobbio, 543-
615) : see Columban, St.

Columba, isl., Scot. : sec Jnch-
colm.

Columba, Eulogy of 5-624a.

Columba (zool.) 20-3 lid.

— aenas : see Stock-dove.

— affinis 8-452a.

— boliii 3-975c; 3-971a.

— intermedia 8-452a.

— laurivora 3-9 7 5c.

— leuconota 8-452b.

— livia : see Rock-dove and
Pigeon, domestic.

— palumbus : see Ring-dove.

— schimperi 8-452a.

— trocaz 17-282a ; 3-975c.
COLUMBAN, ST (abbot of

Bobbio) 6-737d; 24-430d ;
consecration of altars 7-
918d ; Luxeuil monastery
17-146d ; Penitential 5-
195d ; Rule l-24d, 18-
689a.

COLUMBANI, PLACIDO 6-
738a.

Columbano (painter) 20-515C.

Columba Noachi (astron.) 7-
13d; 7-12 (map).,

Columbanus (saint) : see Co-
lumba and Columban.

COLUMBARIUM (diet.) 6-
738a.

Columbd, mt., Alps l-744c.

Columbclla ll-517a.

Columbcllidae ll-517a.

Columbellinidae ll-516b.

Columbia, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— , Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— , Conn. 6-952 (F3).

— , Fla. 10-540 (Dl).

— , 111. 14-304 (B5).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C3).

— , La. 17-54 (Bl).

— , Mo. 17-434 (E4).

— . Miss. 18-000 (C4).

COLUMBIA, Mo. 6-738a; 18-
608 (D3) ; observatory 19-
959c.

— , N.C. 19-772 (F2).

— , Nev. 5-8 (E3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

190

To make full use of this Index It la euentlal to read the
Instructions glvea on Page I.

NJI. lt-490 (I)-

,T>1 8-3730.
COyUMBIA. I'a. 8-738b; 81-
. .H.C. 0-7380 : 88-

aw ..

8-73Sd i

— i Wa»h. 28-354

.'I- \J>.

4-600 («) ; 4-

latoau. Wash. 88-353d.
._UMB1A. r.r.. U.S. and
Can. 8-7 ..9a; 4-600
88-354 (C'3-4) ; fisheries 80-

: gold mine* 5-
i..i , ;.. . • 27-. .. . :
and Clarks' expedition 16-
514*.

Columbia (dyestuff) 8-7 47b.
" Columbia r> (saUlng-shlp) 4-
. '

— (U.S. cruiser) 84-91 Ib.
Colombia black-tailed deer

•;-
Columbia City. Ind. 14-422

(Six

-•

— CoOege. N. Y. 6-7 J9o ; obser-
% Sen is-.. M.

— Co.. Ark. 8-i 52 (114).

— Co.. Fla. 10-540 (Ul).

— Co.. N.V. 19-596 (B-Cl S

— Co.. Oreg. 88-141 (Bl).

b. 88-354 (G-H3).
. u -. 28-740 (D5).

— Cross Roads, Pa. 21-106
.I.-.

— . District of, U.S. : tee Dis-
trict of Columbia.

Columbia*, The (liarlow) 3-
|. .. i

Columbia Falls. Me. 17-434
(E4).

— Falls, Mont. 14-276 (B-CI);
18-755d.

— Qshmarket, Lend. 4-310d.
— . lireat plain of the : tee

Great plain of the Columbia.

— ground-squirrel 27-63. id.

- gram 27-.'. .»'.*.

— Heights, Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— Heights, N.Y. : tee Brook-

— Institution, Wash. 88-351*.

— Junction, Miss. 18-600(C4).
Columbian*. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , O. 80-16 (13).

— Co.. 0.80-26 (13).
Columbian deer 4-5984.

— Phalanx 6-793b.
|.r, • 22- 514.

— rubber 23-797 b.

— subregion3-974d.
Columbia Plateau, dlst.. Ida.

— Rirer, bay. Ore*. 20-242
(Al).

— Rirer. bay. Wash. 28-:i.'.l
. LJl

Columbia river chnb 6-322b.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
X.Y. 6-7^9c ; 17-72b ; boat-
ing records 23-7>.v ; techui
0*1 1 du ti 'i:26- I1..-: .

Columbiarille, Mich. 18-372
(06).

Cokumbldae H-598o ; 3-977d
Losti d , 3--.>: v.

Coluinbiformes 20-326*.

Columblnae 20-31 4a.

.bine. Colo. 8-711 (Al).

—.Colo. 8-711 (Cl).

COLUMBINE (b»t.) 6-7101)
22->96a (fig.) ; 13-768C
alpine species 1-754* ; fruit
11-.

COLUMBINE (dancer) 6-7 tub
20-

COLUMBITE 6-740b.

COLUMBIUM 6-740c; 26
401a ; 6-46a.

— compounds 8-740d.
Columbo. Matthteu Reald

trr Columbus. Mateo Realdo

Columbian, port. India : trr

Qullon.

(Ma '-'I-. T'..i:-t:>. .!•>!::. W

742b; 8-744*; map 17-
8454.

— . CHRISTOPHER 8-741b ;1-
806* ; 11-6250 ; Bahamas
3-209*; ship 24-866b
83-341b; slave trade 85-
ftt*.

— . Diego 8-743d ; 22-125d.

— , Fernando 6-745*.

— , Johan 86-216*.

Oaten ...... J"..«. 88-116*.

.M .•. , i- • • . n-

91Ta i expMimaoU oo

animal. 2M-

L •ommltt tl'i

Ml.. Ark. 8-i5» (III).
COLUMBUS, i:.i .6-71'.. II-

7V-' > . 7-2«7b.

— . III. li
COLUMBUS. ind.6-74r,> n-

vn.

— . U,in. 18-lT.I .!
— » Ky. 15-7 lo I A'.') ; 21-9«4c.
— . L*. 17-i I

COLUMBUS. Mi«. t-746b;

18-iii>o (1)1); cotton trade

;b.

— . M... 18-808 (B-C3).

I. 14-176 (E3)t !••

— . x.c. l»-772<rn.

— . N.hak. W-7MMIH),

— , N..I,. 19-

— , N.J. 19-.M.2 i.

lax. It-iio (I'd).

COLUMBUS. O. f-746o; M-
16 (L2) : newipapen 18-
47 la : obMrratorr 18-»5»c.

— . I'a. U-1U6 (C-U1).

— , Tex. M-690 (1.8).

— . \\n--li. 28- ;. 1 i I'-KI).

— . Win. 28-7 40 (K5).

— . WK 28-740 (D4).

— . cap.-. W.I. 28-544 (C1X

— . fort. Ky. 1--!

— . f..rt. N.V. 19-<Jllb.

— , Ul.. C'.Am. 20-r>r>4a.

•, nit».. E.Turk. : tee Kalta-

•7«ttlt marsh. Ncr. 5-8 (Dl).

— City, Ala. 1-48"

— City, I«- H

\.f. 19-7 7-

— (irove. O. ZO-'-V.

— Jniu-lion. I.i. 14-T.i'J (F3).

— liiiu-sttini- 27-ti.!(id.
— , ordiT nf 15-^U7b.
COLUMELLA. LUCIUS JUNI

ua Moderalui 6-7 4 7c ; MSS.
dlaoorered 21-8»la.
Columclla (bot.) 12-763a;
701a ; 4-705C.

— (xool.) 13-1230 ; ll-516c;
23-ltiOd.

COLUMN (arch.) 6-747c;
Assyrian and llubylnnian 2-
376b. 3-liiSu ; Bcnl lliisun
tombs 2-:i72d ; Central
American Kallerlea 5-67 8a;
clustered 4-8 13c, tl-iSSo;
Corinthian 8-15Sa, 5-57a ;
Doric 8-15Sn. 2O-170a:
EKyptlau26-U10b ; engaged
9-lold ; fluted 10-58JC ;
Indian 14-4290 ; Ionic 20-
178a, 8-l.vsu. 20-1760 ;
monolithic 26-612a; Plas-
letta columns. Venice 27-
lOOOc ; proportion of parts
20-I76b. 18-c.4:;u; Koman
Doric 20-179b; Rome 23-
606a ; steel concrete 8-839a;
taperlnt? 26-40:!» ; votive
28-2 lOa : wooden, early
Greek 26-61 lil. 2-378c.

— (military): eavalrj" 5-571b;
Infantry 14-526d.

Columna Duilia : ire Columna

nwtrata.
Columnae carneao 13-131C ;

13-I30a.

Columna Maenlana 23-i9Id.
Columnar epithelium 9-70io.
Columnuria 20-2:<7d.
Colunmam«trat«23-7SSc ; 14-

633b ; 16--

Colunmar structure 15-490c.
Columns of .Mmviurni l-666a.
Ciiliini 1'inlr.i .-8-i:i7b.
Columra. Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
COLURE6-748a.
Colurus 23-76IM : 23-761d.
Colusa. Cal. 5-8 ( 1!2).
— , III. 14-304 (A3).

— Co.. Cal. 6-S (Ul).

— Junction. Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Colutea : trr Bladder-aennn.

— arboreaoena : tee Bladder-

COLUTHUS (poet) 6-748*.
Colve, Antony 21-113b ; 19-
SlSc ; 21-113b.

Sir ll.Mir>-27-561b.
Colville. Kliialx'th 18-103C.

— , JOHN 6-71-1..

— , SlrJ. W. 7-463c.
Colville. Wash. 28-354 (HI).

— , cape. Can. 5-160 (LI).

— , cape. N.Z. 19-624 (E2).

— , lake. Can. 5-160 (Dl).

— , lake. Wash. 28-354 (O2).

— , rlr., Alsk. 1-472 (Ol).

— , riv.. Wash. 28-354 (111).

— , tribe 14-460b.

— Indian Itrwrratlon. Wash

Colvlllla raoeraom 17'lTSc.
Colvln. Sir Auckland «-748o

26-:-;.!.
— . JOHN RUI^ELL 6-748b.

COLVIN. HONEY t-74»ot »-

Cotrtalmrk. 111. 14- ."I MM).

I1'-
. Wkloa »>UO (VI.

rd of Ardudwy) U-

ale»t-42« (V. Dl).

i.

COLWYN HAY, Wate«4VT4M ;
9-1-

— . old. \Valc* 5-360c.
Coly«'' 11-. .'.
Colycu. irl of i'urt-

more : •*•
Colymbt (Colymbldae) :

Otjm

OolymbttormH S-973b j 3-
977a.

'.olden nilnutun 8-326b.

i-

i.o-roJlclpltei 20-325d.
lolymbui: tee l)irer.

— aretlctu: tee UUck-throated
ilrw.

— BladaUi: ire Great northern
.In. :.

— septentrionalls : tee Red-
throated direr.

— torauatui : »r«r Great north-
ern diver.

— trolle : tee Ciuillemot.
Colirn Cloule (Skelton) 25-

I- • .
Colyton, Der. 0-430 (VI. F2) ;

8-1340.
CoUaS>-899b; 10-788*; teed

22-:- Kb.

COLZA OIL 6-7 I'd.
Conm(a*tn.n.)6-749b;6-760a-

— dxit.) 6-7 I'jb.

COMA (mod.) 6-748d : 2-lOSo ;
brain cffocU 2S-201a. 25-
•_• .-.I

— (optica) : camera 21-507a ;
lenses l-57a.

•..Inn. It.26--.M-.' (F5).
COMA BERENICES 6-7 I'.H. ;

7-12d (map).
Coma Berenices (Catullus) 5-

6444.
COMACCHIO. It. 6-74Ub; 15-

4 1 1 12) ; ll.-licric-15-12a.

— , lavoons. It. : tee Mezzano,
Valledel.

Comacina. Is!.. It. 6-794a.
ComacUius, Lacus : tre Como,

E35.

Comae, 24 (astron.) 6-749b.
Comaetho (myth.) l-893a.
ComaRUey. pror., Cu. : .

I'uerto Principe.
Comala, Mex. 6-684a.
( .,nml Co.. Tex. 26-690 (16).

la, Asia M. (I'i-idiu) 21-

gftlb.
COMANA, Asia M. (Cappa-

doeia) 6-7491) : 26-968C.
COMANA. Asia M. (Pontus) 6-

7l!ic : ll-394b; 3-7 69c.

— , Hum. 23-826 (C«).
Comanche. Okla. 20-58 (D3).

— . Tex. 26-690 (14).
Comancheau system 27-618b

7-4 15b.

Comanche Co., Kan. 15-654
: 15-6554.

— Co.. Okla. 20-5S (C3).

— Co., Tex. 26-61)0 (14).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722

— Creek, rlr., Tex. 26-690
fJBS).

COMANCHES. tribe 6-749d

14-46(11) ; 14-478B.
Comanl, tribe : iee Kunians.
Comans (Coman Klpchaks)

tee Knmans.

Comarba (hist.) : «•<• Coarb.
Comarca (diet.) 4-446c.
Comarcaot Itomc, dist.. It. 25-

B06o.
Comarieu, Marie Jowpliine de

18-7513.

Comarocystldae 8-878a.
Comarum palustre 23-722c

Comat (hist.) 2-62c.
Comataqui, llol. 4-167 (B4).
Comatrichn 19-105d.
Coman, Inlet. Chil. 6-144c.

— , riv.. dill. 6-144e.
Coma visil (diet.) 6-749a.
COMAYACUA. C.Am. 6-7«d

5-678 (r:".).

— , dept.. C.Am. 5-678d.
Comayagnela, Tegucigalpa

tee Coneencion.
COMB 6-750a; Egyptian 9-

65d ; nilenimoler 18-385d

Scandinavian 24-280b.
Comba, riv., 1'ort.Guin. : s»

Grande.
COMBACONUM. India t-750b

14-382 (1114).
Combahee. riv.. S.C, 25-500

(D4) ; 25- Ji.ua.

tnbalvt. Anl^rr de

; . • •

1 • :
OMnbatlTeam (phrea.) tl-

Oambat. trial by : «M flttll.

onfaalof.
Comb Crwi. rir, Utah I7.»I4

Oemba. Abram «0-394d.
— , ANDREW 0-7 Mb.
— . GEORGE 6-7600.

Oofnbe. Haul.. 3-7 03d.

—JWt '-""•• 88-933 (Al).

OOMpC (diet.) 6-7

Combe Abbey, m*nalon, War-
wick. 8-410 (III. E2); 7-
.- :

Conibeblac, G. 22-711c.

Combelm*, rtv., CoJom. 14-
116*.

Combe M*rtin. Der. 8-430 (VI.
: flora 8-133*; sUvrr
lead mines 8-132C.

— Martin, bay. Der. 9-430(VI.

— Martin group 8-1164.
Comber, Thomas 88-8804.
Comber. ( 'an. 20-1 14 (113).

14-744 (F2); 8-458c.
Comberford, Staffs. 88-758

(HI).
COMBERMERE. STAPLETON

Cotlon, viscount 8-75 Ic ; 14-

412c; 24-57d.
Oombermcrc. abbey, Cbe*. 8-

91c ; 17-734d.
— . bay. Bur. 14-381 (P10).
Comber Mere, lake, Cbe*. 9-4 16

(II. B4) ; 8-90S,
Combes, Edmond l-91a.
- (JUSTIN LOUIS]. EMILE

6-751d; 10-888a.
ComlM-s. Alg. 1-643 (Cl).
Combe St Nicholas, 8om. 9-430

(VI. 1 -J).

Combin, (.rand, mt,, AIM 26
1-740*; 1-749*.
— . ri-tit, nit.. Alp* 88-141

Combinant 12-629C ; l-633d.

Oombtout,..ii (ebem.) 2-871b.

COMBINATION (econ.)8-752a;
27-335a ; trust companies
27-330a : trr alto Trade
Unions and Conspiracy.

— (logic) 16-898c.

— (math.) l-608b.
Combination lock 16-844a.

— printing 21-52 Ic.

— tones 13-127c; 25-459b.

— treaty. Ire. 8-99*.
COMBINATORIAL ANALY-

lis 6-752b.
Combined Locks, Wls. 28-7 I c

(E4).
Combined parish (diet.) '.

825b.

— system of agriculture :
Common-field system.

Combing (painting) : tee Grain-

— (textiles) 7-304a ; 28-81. la.
Comblaln-an-Pont, Belg. 8-668

OT81

Comb Law. mt.. foot. 18-1364.
Combles, Fr. 10-778 <F2).
Combly Farm, I. of W. I

MTb,
Combolo, mt., Alps 86-242

(14).

Combololo 12-431C.
Combos, cape, Turk. 23-448d.
Combourg. Fr. 1O-778 (D3)

14-301*.
Comboyne, NJS.W. 19-53S

(G2).
CombralUes, dlst., Fr. 10-770

(E3).

Combret*ce*e S0-551d.
Combretum 16-540d.
Combronde, FT. 10-778 (F5).
Combs, Suff. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Combs r. Gorden 2S-955C.
Comb tool 24-479d. •
COMBUSTION 6-7580 ; explo-

Bives6-28d ; heat of 13-1 4 6d

6-OSd, 8-57*. 26-806C : L*

voisier's researches 16-295d

Mayow's theory 17-939*

phlooMio theory 8-34d.
Come-C'aballo, pass. Andes 7-

lOlb.
Comedia (Spanish) 85-583b

fXMb.
Comrdia de Colittn y Mrlihrt

(16th cent.) : tee CeUttina

La.
Comrdir de la mart (G antler

ll-536d.
Comedie Francalse. Theatre de,

Paris 80-809b ; 3-660b : 15-

410d ; caste Imprisoned 16-

172c; privileges 8-515*.
Com/die humaine (Balzac) 3-

299h.
Comfdle larmovante 8-M4b

11-136*; MOmide 16-49c

COLO-COMI

'
Usndos*)84-l

. .wiu. 88-J41
(diet.) 1-| 4*

"tOTj FooU's*.

417b; Italian
907. ;|.
88-1580; M
atu __

*& ; 8-4344 ; Italian in-
fluence ll-4«4aj "rtgittf 8-
tloa, 9-61M. 87-5450; R«-
nilisanra 8-41 8d : Rssitora-
Uon 8-51S*. 9-«iod; 14th
oenu 8-415* ; 17th esnt. 8-
5144, 18-506b.

•M* 8-513o; 18th osot
11-136*: me4ler*l 8-499*;
new ( 19th cent.) 8-517e ; orl-
gins 11-1 IB*. 11-1134 - 17Ui
cent. 11-1 Z9c.

— : limit 8-4»9* ; 8-491c :18-
5104 ; ArMoph*oes 8-499o ;
Oate* 7-3blb ; Eplrh*rnios
8-6804 ; Megarian 88-141d ;
Middle comedy 12-illd. 8-
499a ; New comedy 8-499b.
12-5114; Old comedy 12-
5 1 Id, 8-499* ; Susarion 88-
1634

— :LaHn 8-495a ; 18-15HC ;
AUUanae Kabulae 2-
Xaeviuj. 18-150. ; flauiii*
81-8184 ; Terence 18-259.-.

:om«/v o/ tmn (Hbakesprare )

Cornell*, Luciano Francisco 8-

Comelle, pass, Ans. 1-7471..

ComndadorMaulota (G*U*no)
27-858*.

Conx-ndite 23-277*.

COMENIUS, JOHANN AMOS
6-7..'Jc; 18-»l*e: 4-1341) ;
antrolog)- 2-79Rd; educa-
tion*! system 8-9584,8-1360.

Comephoridae 28-545C.

Coiner. B. B. l-464b.

Comer. <ia. 11-752 (Cl).

Comeragb, mts- Ire. 14-744
(D4); 28-3684.

Comers Rock. Va. 28-118 (A4).

i ... 13- .

— (Mungarian official): 13-
. . .

— ( Roman official) 8-990c ; 23-
,.

— BriUwnlae 8-681c.

— domei>ticomm et sacri sta-
bull 7-313*.

— Llttoris Saxonid 2-681c.

— privatarum larg-itionum 5-

-I'1'- B

i j L

— rerun privatamm 7-3 12d.

— sacramni largitionnm 7-
II ,.

— sacri Lateranensis 7-313c.

— sacrl patrimonil 7-313*.

— stabnll : trr Constable.
Comet, Queens. : tee Comet-

-,.:'. .

COMET (astron.) 6-759d ; 8-
816* ; Brahe's reseucfaes 4-
378* ; Donatfi reaearche* 8-
408c ; Galileo's theor 11-
408b ; Kepler's theory 2-
812a; meteors 18-261 b;
parabolic path 4-2 4 7c ; pho-
tography Zl-525a ; spectrum
2-s l»a; Tisserand's theory
26-lOlSc.

" Comet " (steamship) 25-823*;
3-685d ; 24-869*.

c . - 13---:

•oides 12-560C.

— crinltus 12-557c ((la.).
COMET-SEEKER 6-763c.
CometvUle (Comet). Queen*.

2-960 (114).
Comflt 8-898C.
Comfort (wood-engrarer) 28-

SOla.
Comfort, Tex. 8«-«90 (I6X

— , cape. Can. 5-160 (N2).

— , pt.. La. 17-54 (E4).
Cam/art, KpitOe of (Southwell)

Comforting SUtcrs (society)

.

Comfrey. Minn. 18-550 (C6).
Comtrey 4-242b ; 8-268c ; 10-

559a; fruit 4-243*, ll-256o

(Hg.).

Comirall. 8t 3-3 16d.
Com i or i// Ilittory o/ AlpkoMt**,

King of .Irraffon (Greene)

12-540d.
Com tool Remtee (Ktheredge)

Comic Annual (Hood) 13-667*.
Comic opera 8-530* ; 11-1 Ua ;

Gilbert and Sullivan 8-5S3c.

12-10*.
COMILLA. India 8-763c ; 14-

•:.. 01

ComilUs. Sp. 85-530 (Cl).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

191

COMI-CONC

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

ComlneUa ll-jl'a.

Comines, Philippe de : ate

Commutes, Philippe de.
— , Robert of, earl ol North

umberland : see Robert ol

Comities.
COMINES, Belg. 6-763c ; 3-

668 (B2); 10-778 (Fl).
Coming of Love (Watts-Dun

ton) 28-423a.
Cominius Auruncus, Postu-

mus : see Auruncus, PostU'

mas Cominius.
Cornino, cape. It. 15-4 (B4).
— , isl., Medit. 17-508 (Al) ;

17-5070.
Cominotto, isl., Medit. 17-508

(A2-1); 17-507C.
Comins Co., Mich. 18-372 (F5).
Comisa, Aus. 3-4 (D5) ; 16-

775c.
Comisene, prov., Pers. : see

Khar.
Comiso, It. 15-4 (E6) ; 25-

22a.

Comiston, dist., Scot. 8-946b.
Comitan, Alex. 18-318 (H4) ;

6-117d.

Comitatenses 23-.VJ3a.
Comitatus 10-298a : 26-681C ;

royal household 13-813b.
Comite, riv., La. 17-54 (a5).
Comites palatial caesarii 20-

596b.
COMITIA 6-763c: 23-634b ;

Appius Claudius 6-465c :

Fabius 10-113b; imperial

period 23-648c ; senate's

control 24-635b ; Tiberius

Gracchus 12-307b.

— catata 6-764c.

— centuriata6-764c; 23-537a:
12-308b.

— curia ta6-764a foil.; 23-61 7 c.
See also Curia.

— Maxima : see Commence-
ment,

— tributa 6-765a ; 23-537a ;
municipal 19-8a.

Comitium, Rome 23-591c.
Coinitlan, Mex. : see Comitan.
Comito (diet.) 22-9a.
COMITY (international law) 6-

765b; 14-701d; 14-696C.
Coinley limestone 5-SSa.

— sandstone : tee Hollybush
sandstone.

COMMA (punctuation) 6-765b;
17-622b ; 22-649b.

— (sound) 25-448b.

— bacillus : see Bacillus of
cholera.

Commacini, Magistri 2-392a.
Commagene, prov., Asia M. 13-

536 (DM ; 23-648 (F3) ; 2-

132c; 24-1 17c; coins 19-

890b.
Command (law) 15-572b ; 15-

574c.

COMMANDEER (diet.) 6-765c.
Commander, isls., Bering Sea

3-775 (map) ; arbitration 3-

776b ; seal Usher ies24-538a,

25-13a,
Commander (Hospitallers) :

see Commendator.
COMMANDER (navy) 6-765C ;

19-300a.

— of the Faithful : see Amir
al Mu'minin.

— of the Mussulmans : see
Amir al Muslimin.

COMMANDERY (diet.) 6-765C.
— , building, Worcester 28-

822a.

COMMANDO (diet.) 6-765C.
Comma tract 25-669c.

— vibrio : see Bacillus of
cholera.

Commedia (Dante) : see Dirina

Commedia.
Commedia dell* arte 8-504d ;

2-824c.
COMMEMORATION (Oxford)

6-765d ; 20-414C.
Commencement (Cambridge)

6-765d ; 5-96a.
Commencement City, Wash. :

see Tacoma.
COMMENDATION (diet.) 6-

765d.

— (law) l-25b ; 10-297e ; 3-
140d ; burgesses privileges
4-269d ; Charlemagne 1O-
299a; monasticisml8-690b;
Saxon practice 10-300b, 9-
475b.

Commendator ( Hospitallers) 6-

765c.
Commendone, Giovanni 21-

909d ; 24-138c.
Commensal 23-981a.
Commensalism 20-794a.
COMMENTARII 6-765d ; 23-

658d.

— Senatns : see Acta Senatus.
Commentarii Vrbani (Mallei)

9-371d.

COMMENTRY, FT. 6-766a; 10-
778 (Fl).

Commerce, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— , Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , Mo. 18-608 (G4).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L-M2).

COMMERCE 6-766b ; ancient
routes 17-226o ; balance of
trade 3-235b ; banking 3-
334a ; chambers of : see
Chambers of commerce ;
Colbert's policy 10-842c ;
commercial treaties 6-
771b ; consular attaches
27-136c; continuous voy-
ages doctrine 7-34c ; Dutch
wars24-555d; English stat-
istics 4-613d ; history in
England 9-489d, 9-504d, 9-
521a, 9-525d ; history in
France 10-833c ; Interstate
Commerce Act 20-274a, 14-
71 la ; mercantile system
18-148d; ministry 27-138C ;
museums 27-139d ; naviga-
tion laws 19-298a : neutral-
ity laws 19-445d; Phoe-
nician 21-45 4 r. 9-554c ; pro-
tection 22-4640 ; Ricardo's
theory 23-287a ; royal pre-
rogative 22-28 la ; societies
27-135c : Sunday legislation
26-96d; syndicates26-293d;
trade organization 27-
135a; trusts 27-334d. See
also Trade.

— .Board of, China: see Shang

COMMERCE (game) 6-770d.
Commercial Agencies : see

Mercantile Agencies.
Commercial Cases 19-558d.
COMMERCIAL COURT 6-

771a.

— Intelligence Department27-
127d.

— , Labour and Statistical De-
partment 27-127d.

COMMERCIAL LAW 6-7711. ;
17-600d.

Commercial Mole, Gib. 11-938
(map) ; ll-941a.

— Point. 0.20-26(05).

— Road East, Lond. 16-938
(C-D2).

Commercial System : see Mer-
cantile System.

— travellers 27-335C ; 14-
659c.

COMMERCIAL TREATIES 6-
771b ; Anglo-French (1860)
9-569b. 10-870(1, 6-610b ;
Anglo -Portuguese (1294) 22-
141d: Anglo*Russian(1553)
23-896a ; Austria Hungary
3-21a, 3-24a ; Canadian 5-
159a,5-161a; capitulations:
see that heading ; Italian
15-660. 15-80a ; Spanish
policy 25-563a ; Utrecht 27-
S2Hci:

Commercial Tribune 19-570c.

Commercial Union (Can.) 5-
162d.

COMMERCY, FT. 6-773d ; 10-
778 (G3).

Commern, Ger. : see Kom-
mern.

COMMERS 6-774a.

Commerson, isls., N.G. 19-487
(El).

Commidendron 24-7c.

Commination service 2-734c ;
22-474d.

COMMINES, PHILIPPE DE 6-
774a ; ll-121b ; 5-963a.

Commines, Belg.: see Comines.

Comminges, diet., FT. 10-776
(D5) ; 10-802 (hist. map).

Commins-coch, Wales 9-428
(V. D2).

Commiphora 25-378c.

— opobalsamum 3-286a.
Commisene, dist., Pers. : see

Komush.

Commiskey, Ind. 14-422 (F7).
Commissaire 6-423c.
COMMISSARIAT 6-774d ; 2-

614b.

Commissaries' fiars 10-309b.
COMMISSARY 6-7 7 4d.
Commission (army) 2-61 3c ; 2-

614d ; 9-575a ; 28-327c.
COMMISSION (law) 6-774d ;

22-349C ; 7-279b ; factor

10-121c ; house agent 9-

791c.

COMMISSIONAIRE 6-775d.
Commission Creed (1883) 6-

936(1.
COMMISSIONER 6-776a.

— for paths 6-7 7 6b.
Commissioners for Oaths Act

(1889) 6-776b ; l-300d ; 7-
22c.

— of Sewers v. Glasse 15-336c.
Commissioner's Salt Pan, lake,

Cape Col. 5-228c.
Commission Executive : see
Executive commission.

— of musters 18-450a.

— of Seventeen, Belg. 6-921d.

Commission rogatoire : see Re-
quest, Letters of.

Commissions of array 18-450a;
2-646b ; 12-403c.

— of Inquiry 6-775c.
Commissure 25-669C-; 4-399b ;

14-264d: 14-2G6a; 3-966c.

COMMITMENT (law) 6-776b ;
20-835C ; contempt of court
7-27b : mode of execution
10-62d.

Committee, bay, Can. 5-160
(M2) ; 4-240b.

COMMITTEE 6-776d ; parlia-
mentary 20-836C ; quorum
22-764a.

— of General Security : see
General Security.

— of Privy Council for Trade :
see Trade, Board of.

— of Public Safety : see Public
safety.

— of Supplies : see Supplies.

— of Union and Progress 27-
464a.

— of Ways and Means 20-
837b ; 4-7 50d.

— of the Whole House 20-
836c.

Committee's PunchBowl, lake,
Can. 4-600 (F2) ; 5-144a.

Commodatum 3-220d ; 23-
559d.

Commode (costume) 7-242c.

— (furniture) 11-364 (PI. IV.
flgs. 1, 2).

COMMODIANUS 6-776d.

COMMODORE 6-7771.; 19-
299d.

COMMODUS, LUCIUS AELIUS
Aurelius 6-777b ; 23-654a.

— , Lucius Ceionius : see Verus
Lucius.

Commodus, arch of 27-297c.

Common, A. A. 21-.vj.".u ; ob-
servatory 19-956a ; tele-
scope 25-li la.

— , John l-396a.

Commonable cattle 6-780d.

Commonalty 16- 81 Ob.

Common beam : see King's
beam.

— bell: see Mote bell.

— Bench : see Common Pleas,
court of.

— carrier : see Carrier.

— Council, court of l-533d :
16-960(1.

— Councillor : gowns 23-4 13c.
Commondale, Yorks. 9-412

(I. G4).
Common employment 9-357b :

17-926a.

Commoner, The 4-697C.
Commoners 6-780d.
Commoney 17-679d.
Common-field system l-389d ;

17-595C.
Common Good, the 24-4291).

— Hall, court of l-533d ; 16-
967a.

— Hunt 16-967a.

— informer 14-556d.
CommonUorium (Vincent of

Lerins) 28-92a.

COMMON LAW 6-777c: 15-
574b; 9-602d.

— ligament 15-484b.
COMMON LODGING-HOUSE

6-778a; 13-8I6a.

— nuisance : see Nuisance.

— of fishery (piscary) 10-435d.
COMMON ORDER, BOOK OF

6-778b.

— Penny (tax) ll-850d.
COMMONPLACE 6-779b.
Common Place Book (Berkeley)

3-779b.

Commonplaces (rhetoric) : see
Topics.

COMMON PLEAS, COURT OF
6-779b ; 7-323b ; 21-834a ;
early jurisdiction 15-815b ;
records 22-961b : terms 26-
642a.

Common Prayer, Book of : see
Prayer, Book of Common.

COMMONS (lands) 6-779c ;
Alps l-721b ; enclosure for
allotments l-700d ; village
communities 28-68a.

— , House of 20-838a; 12-295d;
20-847c; bUls 20-837a; Black
Rod summons 4-24d ; com-
mittees 20-836c ; contempt,
punishment for 7-25a ; divi-
sion, timing of 13-809d ;
expulsion of members 10-
85a ; heirs to peerages 3-
618a ; journal 16-524d ;
jurisdiction and privileges
20-835b ; letters of members
22-180a; Lords and 20-845c,
20-836d ; mace 17-215d
(flg.); official robes 23-409d;
payment of members 20-
979a ; petitions to 21-306C ;
privilege, breach of 28-327d;
Privy Council 22-371d ; pro-
visional orders 22-5 16a ;

publications 4-91c; quorum
22-764b ; representation
theory 23- 1 1 Oa ; resignation
of seat 6-163c ; Speaker 25-
615b ; supply 26-113d ; writ
for election 28-85 la.

Common Sense : Buffler 4- 7 5 7c ;
Cousin 7-332c ; Locke 16-
849b ; Scottish school 23-
51d.

Common Sense (Thomas Paine)
20-456(1.

Commons Preservation Society
6-783b.

Common tern 26-6 I till.

Commonty 20-872a.

Commonu'eal 18-872d.

Commonwealth, Wis. 28-710
(E3).

COMMONWEALTH 6-784c ;
Aristotle 12-293d ; Milton
18-487d.

— Act (Australia, 1900) 25-
800d.

— and Protectorate 9-539a ;
7-491a; 7-497c ; Qag 10-
458b : Lambert 16-108c ;
Levellers 16-506b ; Marten
17-7 85a ; medals 18-3c ;
navy 19-303d ; Shaftesbury
24-760d; Wildman's plota
28-6 1 Oc.

— of Australia : see Australia.
Commun de la paix 23-770b.
COMM UNE 6-784C ; Asia Minor

2-756d ; French 10-791b, 10-
794d ; German ll-819b ;
Italian : see Comune ; Lon-
don 16-l)66;i ; Swiss 26-'242d.
COMMUNE, MEDIEVAL 6-
784d ; French 10-816d, 10-
823c ; German ll-845d, 11-
848d; Italian 15-31d foil.,
23-6<".2a ; Netherlands 19-
414d ; Thierry's works 26-
847d.

— of Paris (1792) 10-855b ;
10-857b ; 11-160C ; Giron-
dists 11-1 03a, 12-50b.

— of Paris (1871) 6-784c; 10-
874a ; 20-820C.

— Sanctorum 4-504d.
Communia Naturalium (Roger

Bacon) 3-1 :, 1,1.

Communia placita : see Com-
mon pleas, court of.

Communicating artery 2-666d.

Communio bonorum 14-3c.

Communion, Holy : see Eu-
charist.

— cup : see Chalice.
Communion Harz, mts., Ger.

4-688d.

Communipaw, N.J. 19-596
(113).

COMMUNISM 6-791b; l-917c;
25-301d ; Amana l-779e ;
Berbers3-765d; Brook Farm
experiment 4-645d : Bul-
garian 4-7 7 5b ; Cabet 4-
917c ; Campanella 5-122a ;
Economists 8-9 lOa ; Godin's
experimentl2-173c ; Oneida
community 20-106C ; Owen
20-395C ; Persia 15-700C ;
Platonic 21-819a ; Saint-
Simon 24-46c ; Shakers 24-
77 Id; villenage system 28-
83b.

Comnmnitas pacis (diet.) 7-
524d.

Community 8-900a ; 23-176d.

— of the Resurrection 12-255C.

— of the Son of Man : see
Agapemonites.

— of True Inspiration : see
Amana.

— property 14-569C.
Commutating-polo motor 18-

911(1.

COMMUTATION (diet.) 6-
193b ; tables 2-77d, 7-117d.

— Fund 22-290C.

— ticket 6-793c.
Commutative law l-603a ; 2-

533a.

Commutator 8-770d ; 8-773b.
Commuter (diet.) 6-793c.
Comnenian white-money 19-

896d.
COMNENUS (family) 6-793c ;

23-515d.
— , Alexius : see Alexius I. (of

Trebizond).
— , Andronicus Palaeologus :

see Palaeologus, Comnenus

Andronicus.'

— , Manuel : see Manuel I.
— , Manuel Eroticus 6-793C.
Como, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G4).
COMO, It. 6-793d ; 15-4 (B2) ;

27-866c; cathedral 2-410a,

24-495b, 8-421C ; cotton

manufacture 7-299b ; strike

(1902) 15-81a.
— , La. 17-54 (Cl).
— , Miss. 18-600 (B-C1).
— , Mo. 18-608 (G5).
— , Mont. 14-270 (B2).

Como, Teun. 26-620 (Cl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (M2).
— , lake, Can. 20-114 (Dl-2).
COMO, LAKE OF, It. 6-794b ;

15-26 (B2-1) ; 9-910d.
— , lake, Mont. 18-753b.
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (E6).
— , mt., Nev. 5-8 (D2).
— , prov., It. 15-tio ; deforesta-
tion 10-649d.
Comobabi, mts., Ariz. 2-544

(C4).
Comodoro Rivadavia, Arg. 6-

322d.
Como group : see Morrison

group.

Comondu, Mex. 18-318 (B-C2).
COMONFORT, IGNACIO 6-

794c ; 18-340d.
Comorao, Pers. : see Bander

Abbasi.

Comorin, India 6-794c.
COMORIN, cape, India 6-794c;

14-382 (G-H15) ; geology 5-

948a.

Comorn, Hung.: seeKomarom.
COMORO, isls., Ind.O. 6-794c ;

17-271 (A2);3-358a.
— , Great, isl., Ind.O. 17-271

(A-B1) ; 6-794d.
Comorre (the Cursed) 4-91b.
Comox, Can. 19-160b.
— , dist., Can. 4-600 (D3).
Compact bone 6-960d.
Compactness (diet.) 17-881O.
Compacts 4-126b ; 14-9a.
Compact series (geom.) 11-

732a.

— system (dyeing) 8-752d.
Compage 5-501a.
Compagnacci (Florentine

party) 24-25 Id.
Compagni, Dino 14-903a.
Compagnia del Gonfalone : see

Gonfalone, Compagnia del.
Compagnie d'Afrique 4-191b :

16-36b.

— de la France Equmoxiale
12-682d.

— de la nouvelle France 5-
156d ; 5-830d.

— des Agents de Change de
Paris 6-47 8a.

— des Douze Seigneurs : see
Compagnie de la France
Equinoxiale.

— des Indes 14-42 Ic ; 16-298a :
see also India, French.

— des Indes Occidentals 5-
157a ; 12-682d.

— des Indes Orientales 17-8c;
5-951b.

— des Indes orientales de
Madagascar 23-208b.

— di Disciplinanti 14-899d.

— d'Occident 10-846b ; 16-
297d.

— d'ordonnance 2-599a : 11-
573b.

— d'Oywherfi 3-738c.

— du Cap Nord 12-682d.

— dnSaintSacrement!0-841c.

— 6cossaise de la Garde du
Corps du Roi 12-658b.

Compagnie Eiland, isl., Jap. :
see Urup.

Compagnie forestiere et mini-
ere : see Societo Internation-
ale forestiere et miniere du
Congo.

— Generale Transatlantiqiie
(Maritime) 25-852d ; 25-
859b.

— Internationale des Wagons
-lita : see International Sleep-
ing Car Company.

— Nanto-Bordelaise, 19-629a.

— normande 24-2 7 d.
Compagnies de Jfisus or Jehu :

see J6hu, companies of.
Compagnie Universelle du

canal maritime de Suez 26-

23b.

Compagus 7-236a.
Compania Transatlantica S.S.

Line 25-859b.
Companies, Great : see Great

Companies.
Companies (Consolidation)

Act (1908) 6-796d ; 8-309c.
COMPANION (diet.) 6-795c.

— cell 21-741d.
Companion to the cycloid 7-

686b.

Companions to the British
Almanack 8-9b.

COMPANY (law) 6-795C ; 11-
88d ; 3-337C ; articles of
association 2-684d; auditors'
appointment l-124a ; char-
tered : see that heading ;
debentures and debenture
stock 6-795c; directors 8-
309b ; dividend 8-331d ;
Japan 15-200b ; limited lia-
bility 6-796C, 4-419a ; liqui-
dation 16-744d ; memor-
andum of association 18-
106b ; misfeasance of
officers 19-7 36c ; proxy-

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192

Of AdVMitiirers ol

«w Adventurer* ol
trading Into Africa,

Ommf^Uatu.

a£vU.T&.£j~i *

— ofth» Holy .Sacrament : trr
Oampacnis da Saint Saore-

— of toe worm 86-3 la.

• no liter, rum 11'

COsi^AP

PARATIVE ANATOMY

0-8030 : 1-9:1:11, : io-35b.

ComnaraHfr ilnimmur (llopp)

4-i41» : 4-481d ; 10-437C.
Oompantive JurUprndence :

<" J urtapradence, Oompara-

Uve.
-•• psychology: ar« Psychology.

eomparatTva.

— religion : tee Religion, oom-

Oom pare, cape. Ans. 8-4 (C4).
COMPARETTI. DOMEN1CO 6-

803d : 13-

Comparisou (nbren.) 21-537b.
—.law at (shipbuilding) 84-

Compass. hill. Ire. 18-824d.

— , hill. dooU 24-412 (B2) : 88-
S47a.

— , lake. Fla. 10-340 (D6).

—. int.. Cape Col. 28-466 (G8);
8-227a.

Compass (astron.): srrClrrinns.

COMPASS (mariner's) 0-804a ;
19-297b; 0-4050 ; compass
card2-376a: error 19-296b ;
on Iron ships 19-521a; K.-I-
vin'slmprovement<il5-722o;
Krosenstern's Improvements
18-934C ; Neckam 19-336d.

— .deviation of the : sec
Deviation.

— , variation of the : see De-
clination (magnetic).

Compassion, Order of 18-S67b.
Compass Observatory 0-806a.
COMPASS PLANT 0-809O,

— termite 28-645c.
COMPAYRE. JULES GA-

brisl 6-809d.
Compendia de .Vacraorfon

(Jorge Juan) 19-291C.
Compendium, FT. : tee Com-

]. ,x-li.-.
«•••:.. lM-ri-.it:.. i-ritiiiti:- 8- • '.'•' -I.

Compensation (of clocks) 6-
. I9b : 28-.:i'.l.l.

COMPENSATION(law)0-809d;
election 9-l72b ; eminent
domain 9-339c ; homicide
13-643b ; raid 22-8 17c ;
workmen's 9-359b. See alto
Dvmafjsa,

— (philos.) : Anaximander 14-
731b; AxaIsS-78c.

— curb 28-364d : Harrison's
13-24a.

— for Disturbance BUI (1880)
14-782b.

— water 6-8 lOa ; 88-389b.
Compensator : saocharimeter

21-93Sc ; thermometer 26-

- lie.
Competency of witnesses 10-

19d: 2B-759d.
Competition 8-904c ; Calrnes

4-95 Ic ; combination 27-

335b ; freedom of ll-89d :

labour and wages 28-231d ;

value, effect on 27-870d.
Complegne, Louis E. B. D.,

marquis de ll-101a.
COMPIEGNE, Kr. 6-81 la; 10-

778 (F3) ; chateau 17-598a ;

council (1193) 14-563a; Joan

crowned 10-8 12d.
— , forest, Fr. 80-5 Sc.
Compitalla 16-21 3d; 28-245c.
Compltum Anagninnm, It. 1-

»10b.

Complaint (U.S. law) 7-91 4a.
"Complainte" (medieval song)

2S-402d.
Complaintf of SeoOamk (Wed-

derbnrn) 28-464d.
Complrai Angler (Izaak Wai-

ton)88-301a; 7-255a.
Com i>lrat Oentteman (Peacham)

21-20C,
Complement (bacteriology) 8-

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COMI-CONC

COMPLEMENT (ma
"TTlb! of an angle 8

QCTftr>Ul

— fVJDoUon 8-tSOd.

^AJ&H

m '

CtM^.taB.**
QtmaffSr

MM; 27-2T7c; In me-
ehank»17-B67a.

— (mech.) 17-9671,

— namber 11-3100 ; 18-800b;

— o» Ines ll-706b.

plaxiu muscle 19*534.
ffviU to /*tfv (Cbaoear) 6-

15a.

(•..mpllinent (diet.) 6-Mllb.

Coiuplutenslan polyglot 3-

8ftid : 18-4160 ; 22-24b.
Complutum. .-P. : tee AJoakt

de Ilenaren.
COMPLUVIUM 0-8110 ; 2-

S77a; 26-616.-.
Compo : tee ComposlUon.
Componl. rir., Fr.Unln. : tee

Cogon.

Composing (typog.) 27-544C.
Composing machine 19-558b :

27- .1 ,.1
COMPOSITAE 6-Hllc; florets

19-3610 ; orule 10-572b ;

H..,. .:,!.,!!.„, to- .7.M. poUen
grain 10-568d ; style 10-
.,71.'.
Composite number 19-85 Ib.

— ORDER 6-M-.M : 20-182d ;
arch of Tlttu 23-605d.

— state 26-522b.

— truss 23-698b.
COMPOSITION 6-S12d : bell-

rltiKiuK 3-691b ; ecclesiasU-
oaTUw8-314b: mathematics
l»-853d ; organs (diet.) 89-

Companion bookt 22-960a.
Composition of 1867 : tee

A. ;-.-;..., !,.
Compatitione del Mondo 14-

i o.

Compost 13-753b.
Compostelia, Sp. : arc Santiago

de Corn postern.
Compostella hyacinths 14-

COMPOUND (diet.) 0-813a.

— engine 25-b30d.
Compounder (university) 0-

813c.
Componnders (Jacobites) 0-

813b.
Compound eye 2-291c ; 28-

— Householders Act (1851) 6-
BlSb.

— interest 14-685a.

— interval (music) 13-ld.

— PIER 6-813C.

— spar 8-393o.

— tides 26-9S2d.
COMPRADOR 6-S13C.
Comprehension Act (1690) 24-

467c.

Oomprehensorinm 8-I86c.

Compressed air : electrical
condensers 16-529b; medical
use 1-27 la, 9-.147c : mining
O-580d ; power transmission
22-'.'32b; propellantlO-83a;
quarry iiiK 22-7 1-M ; traction
27-12i)a; tunnelling 27-
401a.

— air illness : tee Caisson

— air refrigerator 23-30b.
Compresses 14-lfi6d.
CompressibUlty 9-146a; 14-

36a.

— , modulus of cubic : trr
Cubic compressibility.

COMPRESSION (aHtron.) 6-
813c : Baily's value 3-221c :
Bessel's value 3-822b ; cause
26-94 7c: determination of
8-804a, 8-S13a.

— (elec.) : modulus of 9-145c.

— (engin.) 6-813c.

— (surgery) 6-7 49a: 10-95a.

— joints (geol.) 18-4900.
Compressor naris muscle 19-

52d.

— urethrae muscle 23-1. Ha.
Comprida, pt., Azores 3-83

COMPROMISE (diet.) 6-813d.
— . The (political league, 1867)

12-.
COMPROMISE MEASURES

(1850) 6-813d ; 27-701b :

ll-756d.

Comproralssum 2-324c.
Comps. Fr. 10-778 (H6).
COMPSA, It. 6-814b; 15-26

(E4).

CMiMUO. Oh**. Mtll (A3)

b-.M .

Compton. Ar.

. ll.rk- •-!.-' Ill K.,.

—.Can. 19-490(1

— . Dev. 21-861 (map); 8-

I .1-1

— . Ilanu. 9-420 (III. E4).
-. ill. l4-:ioi
— .jUfls. 86-738 (A 1).
— .8ur. 10-942 <l»i); 88-422b;

16-A2b.

— . 8us. 9-420 (III. F5).
— , int., S.Aus. 2-960 (E3).
— (Long), Warwick. : ter Long

— Chambertayne, Wilts. 9-420
(HI. 1)4); 88-700d.

— Martin, Sum. 16-621).

— Wynlates, Warwick. 0-420
(111. E2): 88-34

COMPTROLLER 6--1 1.1.

— and auditor-general 2-897 b :
0-814d.

— of the currency 0-8 1 4d.

— of the household 17-6b.

— of the treasury 0*81 4d.
Compulsory Church Rates

Abolition Act (1868) 0-348a.

— powers (In law) : ire Com
mmsiiTi- n

COMPURGAT1ON 6-814d ; 15-

»8»d.
Comrade, riv., La. 17-54

(A-B2).

Comrade (diet.) 6-795c.
Comrie, Soot. (Fife) 24-11-

(DfX
— . Soot (Perth.) 84-418

(C-D2) ; geology 21-262b ;

population 21-263a.
Comstock, J. H. : hexapoda

13-419d. 13-420c. 13-

424d ; lepldoptera 16-4 7 Od.
Comxtock, fll. 14-304 (B5).
— . Mich. 18-372 . i
— , Minn. 18-550 (A4).
— , Oreg. 80-241 (B4).
— , Tex. 20-690 <F6).
— , Wis. 88-740 (A-B3).

— lode, mine, Nev. 5-13c ; 2-
475b ; ZS-SSOa ; yield 27-
843b.

— mines, Nev. 18-539a ; 19-
453a.

— Park. Mich. 18-372 (E6).
Comtal, plateau. Fr. 17-15d.
Comtat-venaissin, prov., Fr.

10-818b; 20-7111.; 22-

504d.
COMTE, AUGUSTE 6-814d ;

ethical doctrines 9-838b ;

evolution 1O-291) ; tine arts

1O-361C ; h n man HID 13-

872b ; positivism 22-172d ;

sociology 2S-324a.
— , Louis Christian 0-947b.
Comum, It. 18-26 ( H2) : library

16-547C. See olio Como.
Com une (It-)6-784c; 6-788b.
Comuneros 25-550c.
Comnnn Gaidhealach 6-617c.
Comus (conjuror) 6-944a ; 6-

COMUS (myth.) 6-822c ; 8-

489b.
Comiu (Milton) 18-4g2a ; 8-

524a; 16-300b.
Comyn (family) 19-755b : lee

alto Bncban, earls and

— , Lieut. D. 3-2 13d.

— , John (archbp.) 8-rtiiib.

— . JOHN (d. c. 1300 : chief-
tain) 6-822C.

—.JOHN (d. 1306) 0-822d;
24-43Sa.

— , Michael 8-634a.

— , Walter : trr Menteith,
Walter Comyn. earl.

Comynes, Robert of : let
Robert of Cominea.

Comyns, Sir John 3-94 la; 22-
tNo.

Comyn's Castle, ruins, Scot.
15-vi:;,..

Con (abbrev.) l-27c.

Cona. glen. Scot. 24-412 (C3).

— , riv., Scot. : tee Coe.

CONACRE 6- Slid.

Conagher. precipice, Scot. 24-

Conal Abbey. Ire. : tee Great

Connell. abbey.

Conall I. (of Scotland) 2-487d.
Conall Cearnach S-635C.

C<mall Co., Ira, : MS

O-a.I-.iYoOc,

zf^a^.Taa,

— . Madame 8- 16B*.

Conan Moot : «v "•fftita P
— Msrladee 84-41a.
Conant.

Conant. III. 1 .

— Creek, rtv.. Wyo. 89-874

r I ' . '

Conardlton. Corn. 7-lSla.
Conarlon : trr Pineal body.
CONATION 6-823a ; 22-587 b ;

22-553a.
Conawarook. riv., BrlUGnl. 12-

675 (C2): 12-679a.
Conboy, lake. Wash. 28-334

CONCA, SEBA8TIANO 0-813C.

Conca, It. : ter Satrirum.

— d'oro, val.. It, 18-736a.

— Marlnl. It. 15-1
Concan. Ind. : trr konkan.
CONCARNEAU, Fr. 6-SJSo ;

10-778 (C4) ; 10-3810.
Con-cathedral 8-5 19a.
Concave mirror 28-3b.
Concealment (law) 14-877a.
Conceicao. Braz. 4-440 (116).
— , Port.E.Af. 88-466 (M-N2).
— , hill, Brax. 23-354a.

— da Bam, Brai. 9-775b.
Conceited 1'rdiar (Randolph)

22-!<87d.

Concejales: tee Regtdores.
Concellus : tee Synoellns.
Concentratlveness (phren.) 21

536c.
Concentric bundles (bot.) : tee

Vascular bundles,

— lens 21-509b.
Concepcion, Arg. : tee. Con

cepclon del Uruguay.
— . Bol. 4-167 (C3).
— . Cal. 8-8 (C4).
CONCEPCION, Chil. 6-823d ;

— , Colom. (Caqueta) 6-701

(B5).

— , Colom. (Narlno)6-701 (A4).
— , Fernando I'o 10-2804.
— , Guat. 8-878 (A3).
— . Ilond. 26-.',06a.
CONCEPCION. Parag. 6-824a ;

2-4G2 (El).
— , I'.Is. (Calamian group) 21-

302 d I ).

— , P.Is. (Luzon) 21-392 (B4).
— , Tex. 26-690 (18).
— , bay, Chll. 6- 143d.
— , bay, Fernando Po 10-280d.
— , bay. Nfd. 19-4 7 Kd.
— , fort. Port. 4-820b.
—.lake, BoL 4-167 (C3) ; 4-

I69a.
CONCEPCION, prov.. Chll. 6-

823c; 2-462(82-4): 0-lSOb.

— Creek, riv.. Tex. 26-690(18).

— del Nuevo Extreme, La.
Chll. : tee Concepcl6n, Chll.

— del Oro. Mex. 18-318 (E2).

— del Uruguay, Arg. 2-462
(E3); 2-467a; population
9-661b.

— Mine. Mo. 8-678 (D4).
CONCEPT (philos.)0-824a: 22-

574d ; 22-590a ; *nim^i«
14-681c ; Imagination con-
trasted 22-581 b ; Judgment
compared 22-594d : tee alto
Universal.

Conceptacle (bot.) l-590b.

Conception, bay, Nfd. 19-479
(D3-2J.

— , ill.. Ind.O. 24-731 c.

— , isl.. W.I. (Bahamas) 28-
544 (C2-1).

— , taL, W.I. (Windward Is.) :
tee Grenada, Isl.

— . pt., Cal. 8-8 (C4).

Conception (philos.) 18-883d ;
16-887b. See alto Concept.

Conception Junction, Mo. 18-
608 (Bl).

Conception of the Blessed
Virgin : trr Immaculate
Conception.

Conrcptismo 22-746a.

CONCEPTUALISM 6-824c ;
19-73.V: »« also Universal*,
doctrine of.

Conceptual synthesis 6-S24b.

CONCERT (diet.) 0-824d ; 19-

nS.

" Concert " (pictures : Glor-
irlone) 12-33a ; 12-33b ; 20-
472d (PI. VIA

CONCERTINA 6-324d.

Concertino 6-825b.

Concert in prayer 9-ia.

— . ml.. C. Am. 10- t«lc.

«-- laL, C.Am.

l-511c; 18-471a,
.Arti. 2-144(1)1).
-.rtv-Tex.SIMWOIG/),.

Conchodus dolomite (veoL) **-

SSOd.

CONCHOID 0-SS64.
Concboldal frartnrr 10-Slld.
Concholrpas 11-MTa.
Conchophflla 9-647a.
C'ODchoa, Casa de las. Sp. 84-

57 b.

Com-hontraca : tee Concbo-

phylla.

' •<„„ l.ra, Rcot. 84-418 (At).
CONCIERGE 6-827a.
Concillabulum of Pisa (1113)

JO- 7o -I,.

Concilia proTincialia 7-309O.
Conoiliar theory 7-3 lOc.
Conciliation (in labour dis-

putes) : ter Arbitration and

Conciliation.

— Act (1896) 2-331c: 2-333c.

— Act (1900) (Can.) 2-336J.

— and Arbitration, Board of
(U.8.) 17-855b.

— and Labour Act (1806)
(Can.) 2-335d.

— boards 2-332c.

— Bill (Committee) 28-787d.
ConcHiotore (Journal) 14-91 Ic.
Conciliatione. La (Tontl) 18-

74b.
Concilium (Horn. hlst-)8-763d;

of the plebs 6-705a, 23-538d.

27-264C.

Con-ilium .Ifriemum 8»194c.
Concilium genetmle : tee Conn-

dl, Oecumenical.

— In Uallia suboistens 88-
iMd,

— reals : tee Prlrr Council.
CONCINI, CONCINO 6-827b ;

0-488a ; 18-39a.
Concise. SwiU. 26-242 (B3).
Conclstoro lO-937a.
CONCLAVE 6-8S7b.
Conclnmm Imperil 8-21SC.
Concoction 13-888d.
Concomitant l-631a.
Conoon. Chil. 6-IBOc,
Conconi (of Milan) 16-724C.
Conoonully, Wash. 28-354

(E-K1).
Concord (goddess): tee Con-

cordia.
Concord. CaL 8-8 (C3).

— Del. 17-828 (H3).

— Oe, 11-7S2 (BJ).

— 111. 14-304 (B4).

— Ind. 14-422 (112).

— Ky. 18-740 <E2).
CONCORD, Mass. 6-830a ; 17-

852 (A3) ; 13-103d-

— Me. 17-434 (C3).

— Mich. 18-372 (FT).
CONCORD. N.C. 6-830b : 19-

772 (B2).

— , Neb. 19-324 (H*).
CONCORD, X.H. 6-8300 ; 19-

490 (Di): 19-492b.

— , N.Y.(ErieCo.)19-5»6(B3).

— , N.Y. (Richmond Co.) 19-
596 (H4).

88-278 (A3); 86-

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193

— . Tenn. 88-610 (G2).

— . Vt. 19-490 (D3).

— , lake. Me. 17-434 (B5V

—.riv.. Mass. 17-852 (E2-1);

6-830a.

Concord (bot.) 2B-728C.
— (musk-) 13-9c ; 13-1 b ; 13-

la.

" Concord " (cmlwr) 26-5B4d-
CONCORDANCE 6-831a.

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CONC-CONS

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Concordanlia discordantium

canonum 20-69 Jil ; S-196c.
CONCORDAT 6-S;i'->c; 5-200c;

27.229d ; 8-SG7a.
— , Austrian (1855) 6-834c ;

20-716b; 3-2So ; effect 2-

975d; termination 27-951a.
— , French (1516) 20-70Sd ; 6-

834a; 20-7 14b; l-25c ;

effect 10-827C.
— . French (1802) 10-923b ; 10-

223o ; 10-860d; 10-889d.
— . French (1813) 19-207d.
— , French (1817) 6-834b.
— . Italian 6-834b.
— , Spanish 25-5650 ; 2O-716a.
— , Swiss 26-25Sd : see also

Worms, Concordat of, and

Vienna, Concordat of.
CONCORD, BOOK OF 6-831a.
Concord Depot, Va. 28-118

(C3).
Concorde, Place de la, Paris

20-804 (C2) ; 20-806a.
Concord, Formula of : see

Formula of Concord (1580).
CONCORDIA 6-S34d ; 12-

955d ; temple at Agrigen-

tum l-423d ; temples in

Rome 6-834d, 12-30Sd,

23-476d, 23-592 (plan).
Concordia, Arg. 2-462 (E3) ;

2-464d.

— , It. (Emilia) 15-4 (C2).
CONCORDIA, It. (Venetia) 6-

834d; 1S-4 (D2) ; 15-26

(D2).

— Kan. 15-654 (El).

— Ky. 15-740 (B2).

— La., dist, 17-54 (C2).

— Mex. 18-318 (D3) ; 6-llSa.

— Mo. 18-608 (C3).

Concordia discordanlium can-
onum : see Concordantia dis-
cordanlium canonum,

Concordia Sagittaria, It. : see
Concordia.

Concord Junction, Mass. 17-
852 (E2).

Concordville, Pa. 21-106
(I-K7).

Concorricii : see Cathars.

Concow, tribe : see Konkau.

CONCRETE (diet.) 6-835a.

CONCRETE (material) 6-835b ;
breakwaters 4-4 7 60 ; roads
and streets 23-390c ; Roman
23-5S5a ; sewers 24-7 1 la.

— (philos.) 6-835a.
CONCRETION 6-840b.
CONCUBINAGE 6-841a; 5-

603h.
Concubitus daemonum 28-

756d.
Concussion : of brain 25-2011) ;

of spine 25-672b.
Condah, Viet. 28-38 (A2).
Condamine (18th-cent. writer)

27-876d,

Condamine, Fr. 18-684d.
— , Queens. 2-960 (15).
— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (H5) ;

22-732b.

— , spring, Fr. 6-17c.
Condanna condizionale 15-20a.
Condapilly, India : see Konda-

palli.
Condat (Condate), Fr. (De et

Vilaine) : see Rennes.
Condate, Fr. (Nievre) : see

Cosne.
Condatum, Fr. (Calvados) : see

Conde-sur-Noireau.
Condatus, Fr. (Aisne) : see

CondS-sur-Aisne.
Condavir, India : see Kondavi.
— , dist., India : see Guntur.
CONDE, PRINCES OF 6-841d ;

7-7 89c.
— , Claire Clemence, Princess

of 10-839C.
— , Henri de Bourbon, Prince

of (d. 1588) 10-830d; 12-

701b ; 13-866b.
— , Henri II. de Bourbon,

Prince of (1588-1646) 5-

830c ; 26-857C ; 10-S34d.
— , LOUIS DE BOURBON,

prince of 6-842c ; 10-829b ;

13-865C.
— .LOUIS II. DE BOURBON,

prince of 6-842c ; Dutch

wars 8-7 33a ; Fronde 11-

248b ; Thirty Years' War

10-838b, 26-859a.
— , Louis Antoine Henri de

Bourbon, due d'Enghien :

see Enghien.
— , Louis Joseph de Bourbon,

Prince of 10-854d.
— , Bandoin de ll-114b.
— , Jean de 10-1 17c.
— , JOSE ANTONIO 6-844c.
CONDE, Fr. (Ile-et-Vilalne) :

see Rennes.
— , Fr. (Nord) 10-778 (Fl) ;

ll-174b.

— (en-Brie), Fr. 10-778 (F3) ;
6-SHb.

— (sur-Alsne), Fr. 6-S44b.

Conde (sur - 1'Escaut), Fr. 6-
844b; ll-248d.

— (sur-Marne), Fr. 6-S44b.

— (sur-Noireau), Fr. 6-844b ;
10-778 (D3).

Conde, S.Dak. 25-506 (G2).

— d'Eu, Braz. : see Garibaldi.
Condeixa, Port. 21-93d.
Condell, Carlos 6-161a.

— , Henry 4-87c.

Conde Lucanor (Juan Manuel)

15-530C.
Condensation (chem.) 5-5010.

— (phys.)6-S74a.
Condensational wave : see

Irrotational wave.

CONDENSATION OF GASES
6-8440 ; 8-137b ; 13-151c.
See also Vaporization.

Condensed milk 10-614d ; 1-
230a ; sale7-754c; stand-
ard 7-755b.

— nuclei 6-59a.
CONDENSER 6-8490 ; 8-3180.

— (chem.) 6-596c ; ll-487b.

— (elec.) 9-245a. See also
Ley den jar.

— (optics) 16-186d.
CONDER, CHARLES 6-849d.
— , Edward, jr. ll-81d.

— , Josiah 21-152a ; 14-196d.
Conderc (Camisard) 5-114b.
Condeseendence (law) 21-

834b.
Condictio (law) 23-550C : 1-

158b.
CONDILLAC, ETIENNE BON-

not de 6-849d ; 2-785b ; 26-

753c.

Condino, Aus. 11-4670,
Condit, O. 20-26 (E4).
CONDITION (diet.) 6-851a,

— (law) 28-329a.

— (logic) 6-S51b.
CONDITIONAL FEE 6-851d.

— LIMITATION 6-851d.
Condition des Soies, La 17-

176a.
Conditioning (textiles) 25-

103a.
Conditioning House, Bradford

28-480a.

Conditor alme slderum "

(hymn) 25-402a.
Condobolin, N.S.W. 19-538

(D3).
CONDOM, FT. 6-851d ; 10-778

(E5-6).
Condomois, dist., Fr. 16-

154c.

Condon, Oreg. 20-242 (E2).
Condonation (law) 8-337d.
Condor, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
CONDOR (bird) 6-852a ; 3-

977b ; 28-2210.

— (com) 6-153a.

" Condor " (gunboat) 24-914a;
3-770a.

Condorcanqni, J. G. : see
Tupac Amaru, Inca.

CONDORCET, M. J. A. N.
Caritat, marquis de 6-852o ;
22-379d.

— , Sophie de Grouchy, Mar-
quise de 10-210b ; 6-854c.

" Condorcet " (ship) 24-902C.

Condore, India 6-534d.

— , isl., Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E7) ;
2-63b.

Condorrat, Scot. 24-418 (C3).

CONDOTTIERE 6-854c ; 2-
598a.

Condover, dist., Salop 24-
1021C.

Condovicnum, Gaul 19-1 64d.

Condrieu, Fr. 10-778 (G5).

Condroz, dist., Belg. 3-668
(F3) ; 14-21a.

Condrusi, tribe ll-830a.

Conducia, bay, Port.E.Af. 22-
164a.

CONDUCTION, ELECTRIC 6-
855a; alloys l-707d ; electric
waves 9-191c; low temper-
atures 16-757d; magnetiza-
tion 17-346a ; metallic 6-
855c ; minerals 18-511a ;
solutions 9-221d; vacuum
tubes 27-834d.

— OF HEAT 6-890d ; 13-1 48d;
thermoelectricity 26-820d.

— , physiological 19-45d ; neur-
ons 19-47a.

Conductivity, electric 6-855a ;
Cavendish method 9-182o ;
equivalent 6-861 d.

— , external : see Emissivity.

— , thermal 6-891b ; 13-150d ;
determination 6-894d, 6-
891d.

— , thennometric : see Diffus-
ivity.

Conduct of the Understanding
(Locke) 16-848d.

Conductor (apparatus) : elec-
tricity supply 9-1 97b ; pov
transmission 22-235b.

— , electric 6-855b ; optical
properties 16-621d ; Volte's
classification 9-183a.

Conductors* Brotherhood : see
Railroad Conductors of
America, Order of.

Condulmieri, Gabriel : see Eu-
genius IV. pope.

Conduplicate 16-328O (flg.) ;
seeds ll-260b. -

Condylarthra 21-364b : 17-
526a ; distribution 17-527c,
28-1017a.

Condylarthrosls : see Condy-
loid joint.

Condylocardia 16-123a.

C'ondylocardiidae 16-123a.

Condy lodera tricondy loidcs 18-
497c.

Condyloid joint 15-484a.

Condylopoda : see Arthropoda.

Condylosaurus 16-826c.

Condylura cristata : see Star-
nosed mole.

Condy's fluid 8- 312d ; 17-570d.

Cone, lake, Tib. 6-168 (D3).

— , rat., N.Mex. 19-520 (E2).

Cone (bot.) ll-258a.

CONE(math.)6-896d; ll-718c:
cubic 7-660c ; Euclid 11-
688a ; mensuration 18-138c,
18-141d ; second order 11-
695c ; spherical 25-647c.

— (mech.) 3-914b.
CONECTE, THOMAS 6-897b.
Conecuh, riv., Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Conegliano, Bon Adrien Jean-

not de Moncey, duke of : see

Moncey.
CONEGLIANO, It. 6-897c ; 15-

4 (D2).

Conehatta, Miss. 18-600 (C3).
Cone in cone 6-575b.
Conejera, isl., Medit. 25-530

(G3) ; 3-249a.
Conejo, Mex. 18-318 (C3).
Conejos, Colo. 6-722 (D4>.
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (D4) ; 6-

719b.
— , riv., 6-722 (D4).

— Co., Colo. 6-722 (D4).
Conemaugh, Pa. 21-106(D-E5).
— , riv., Pa. 21-106 (D5) ; 15-

475d.

— group 27-630d : 27-627b.
Conembrica, Port. : see Con-
deixa.

Coneobar, Rom.Emp. 23-048

(G3).

Cone of dispersion 23-331b.
Conepatl 25-202c.
Conero (Cunerus), mt.. It. 15-

26 (D3) ; 2-162b.
Conesa, Arg. 20-900C.
Cone-scale 12-759d.
Conestoga, Pa. 21-106 (F-G7).
CONEST OGA, tribe 6-897o.

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F7).
Conesus, N.Y. 19-596 (C3).

— , lake. N.Y. 19-596 (C3).
Conesville, la. 14-732 (F3).
Conewango, N.Y. 19-596
(A-B3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(A3).

— Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-106 (D2).
Conewarre, lake, Viet. 18-90

(map).

Coney, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
— , isl.. Ire. 19-320a.
Coney (zool.): see Syrian hyrax.
Coney Arm Head, cape, Nfd.

19-479 (B2).

Coney-chuck : see Wheatear.
CONEY ISLAND, N.Y. 6-897c ;

19-596 (14) ; Jockey Club

13-736b.

— Island Creek, N.Y. 6-897c.
CONFALONIERI, FEDERICO,

count 6-897d ; 15-49d.

CONFARREATIO 6-898b ; 23-
S30a ; 4-528b.

Confectionarii 21-356C.

CONFECTIONERY 6-898C ;
adulteration l-228c.

Confederacy 6-901d.

Confederate Memorial Day 13-
584b.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF
America 6-899a;27-705c; 1-
81 8b and foil.

CONFEDERATION (diet.) 6-
901c.

— , Articles of (U.S.) 27-681a.

— , German, North German,
&c. : see German Confedera-
tion, North German Con-
federation, &c.

— of Europe, of the Rhi
&c.: see Europe, Confedera-
tion of; Rhine, Confedera-
tion of, &c.

CONFERENCE (diet.) 6-901d.
— , Imperial : see Imperial

Conference.
— , 1'Isle de la, isl., Sp. : see

Faisanes, La Isla de los.

— Group, isls., Kor. 15-156
(D8).

Conference 23-23b.
Confervales l-586d ; l-587b
l-589d ; reproduction 1-

588o ; systematic position 1-

594a.
Confervites chantransioides

20-525b.
Confervoideae : see Confer-

vales.

Confessarius : see Confessor.
Confessio (arch.) 3-473c.
Conjessio Amantis (Gower) 12-

299b ; 24-781d.
Confessio Belgica, Gallicana,

&o. : see Belgic Confession,

Gallican Confession, &c.
Confession (law) 6-904o ; 10-

18a ; torture 27-7 2c.
CONFESSION (rel.) 6-902a ; 1-

76a ; Church of England 22-

667b; legal position 24-57 Ib;

Roman Catholic Church 6-

905c, 23-97 7b ; Samothra-

cian mysteries 19-119d ;

Shakers 24-7 7 Id.
CONFESSIONAL(dict.)6-904d.
CONFESSION AND AVOID-

ance (law) 6-905b.
Con/ession d'un enfant dusiede,

La (do Musset) 19-96c.
Confession of Augsburg, of the

Four Cities, &c. : see under

Augsburg, Four Cities, &c.
Confessions (St Augustine) 2-

909o.
Confessions (Rousseau) 11-

138a.
Confessions of an English

Opium-Eater (de Quinccy)

8-62b.
Confessions of Faith : see under

Creeds or Confessions of

CONFESSOR 6-905b ; 2-200d.
Confessors of the Glory of

Christ (sect) : see Schwenk-

feldians.

Confidential note 19-823O.
Configuration 8-147a.
Confln, Fuorcla del, pass, Alps

l-745d.

Conflnale, mt., Alps l-746d.
Conflrmatio Cartarum 9-497c ;

17-318a ; customs limited 9-

459d ; taUage 26-37 2c.
Confirmation (law) 10-376b ;

testaments 22-404a.
CONFIRMATION (rel.) 6-905c ;

3-367a ; change of name 19-

159a : saerameut 23-977b.
CONFIRMATION OF BISHOPS

6-906b ; 20-186a ; 20- 1 Mr ;

papal provisions 22-51/>c.
CONFISCATION (law) 6-907b ;

14-590C.
Conflans, Hubert de Brienne,

comte de 13-96c ; 22-7 47b.

— , Jean de, marshal of Cham-
pagne 5-9 1 7 d.

Conflans, Fr. 10-778 (G3) ; 18-

309 (plan) ; treaty 5-933a.
Conflict of Laws : see Inter-

national Law (Private).
Conflits, Tribunal des 10-791C.
Confluence, Pa. 21-106 (D6).
Confluencia, Paraguay 2 - 462

(El).

Coufluentes, Ger. : see Coblenz.
Confluent smallpox 25-248b.
Confocal conies 6-940c.
CONFOLENS, Fr. 6-907 b; 10-

778 (E4) ; 28-55d.
Confolentais, region, Fr. : see

Terres Froides.
Conformability 11-665C.
Confornial representation 11-

320c.

Conformitas (diet.) 6-824c.
Conform projection : see Ortho

morphic projection.
Conforte, David 13-175d.
Confraternity 26-660c.

— of the Holy Ghost (U.S.) 15'
706d.

Confrere de la Passion 8-499a ;
11-llSb ; 11-123C.

— des pelerins de Terre Sainte
21-608b.

CONFUCIUS (K'ung Tsze) 6'
907o ; 6-226c ; 6-194a ; 2-
751d ; edict (1906) 6-211b ;
immortality 9-7 60d ;Korean
religion 15-911a ; Lao Tsze
16-192a ; Mencius 18-113b ;
oath of 6-227a; Peking
Temple 21-62a.

Confusion, bay, Nfd. 19-479
(C21).

— , mts., Utah. 27-814 (A3).

.

Confuso, riv., S.Am. 21-788a.
Cong, Ire. 14-744 (B3) ; 14-

758a ; 17-937b.
Congalach (Irish king) 14-765d
Congal Claen (Irish king) 14-

763d.
Congamuck, ponds, Conn. 6'

952 (El) ; 17-852 (B2).
Congaree, S.C. 25-500 (D3).
— , riv., S.C. 25-500 (D3) ; 25.

500a,
CONGE D'ELIRE 6-912d ; 14-

775b.

Congella (Kangeln), Durban 8-

eycc.

Conger, Utah 27-814 (A5).
Conger 9-8c ; angling 2-30d.
Congerla : see Dreissensia.

— bods 21-8470.

Congers Creek, Ind. 14-422

(C8).
t'ongerstone, Leies. 9-420 (III.

Dl).

CongerviUe, 111. 14-304 (C3).
Congested Districts Board

(Ire.) 14-753a; 14-787c ;

14-7 88a.
Congestion of the kidney 15-

785c.

of the liver 8-263c.

— of the lung 21-869O ; 23-
198b.

Congestive apoplexy 2-195c.
Congius (measure) 28-485d.
CONGLETON, HENRY

Brooke Parnell, 1st baron 6-

913b ; 20-855a.
— , John Vesey Parnell, 2nd

baron 6-913b.
CONGLETON, Ches. 6-913b ;

9-416 (II. C3).
Edge, hiU, Staffs. : see Mow

Cop.

Congleton points 6-913c.
Conglomerat de silex 6-476a.
CONGLOMERATE 6-913d ;

12-382d.

— gneiss 6-914b.

— schist 6-914b.
Conglutin l-514c.
Congo, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— , O. 20-26 (F5).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

— , dist., Ang. 6-923 (A4) ; 2-

38c.
— , kingdom, W.Af. 2-40a ; 1-

328d ; 16-835a ; language

3-359c.

— (Middle), colony, Fr.Cong.
11-99 (A3-B2) ; ll-101d.

CONGO, riv., Af. 6-914b : 11-
99 (A3) ; 6-923 (B3) ; basin
l-321b ; climate 6-924b ;
communication 6-926b, 1-
356b ; exploration 5-79b, 1-
352b, 25-780a: geology 1-
324c ; political partition 1-
336b, l-341d, 6-919b ; trade
and navigation 6-918c, 11-
lOOc, 6-927b.

Congo, Association Inter-
nationale du : see Congo
Free State.

— coffee 6-646b.

— colours (dyeing) 8-746d.
Congo Forest, C.Af. 6-924a ;

language 3-359a.

CONGO FREE STATE 6-917d ;
Bahr el Ghazal l-341c, 9-
127c ; boundary settle-
ments l-340b, l-353c, 11-
lOlb ; coinage 19-910b ;
constitution 27-493b ;

Dhanis's expedition 8-142b ;
history 6-917d, l-339c, 3-
679d ; Lado Enclave 16-
61a ; slave-raiding25-227b ;
Stanley's work 25-780b.

Congo, Musee du, Brussels 19-
67a.

Congonhas de Sahara, Braz.
18-502d.

— do Campo, Braz. 18-502d ;
7-479b.

Congo red 8-747b ; 3-756a;
19-169b.

— Star (order) 15-863a.

— violet 8-747b.

Congree. riv., S.C. 25-500 (C3).

CONGREGATION 6-928a ; re-
ligious 18-690d ; secular 18-
690d.

— (French Association) 10»
864c.

— (Oxford University) 6-928b;
20-414a.

Congregational and Evangeli-
cal Union (Seot.) 24-467b.

CONGREGATIONALISM 6-
928c ; Australia, statistics
2-950c, 28-41b ; catechisms
5-506d ; confession of faith
7-399d ; Church discipline
10-61b ; Connecticut sys-
tem 6-956b ; England, stat-
istics 9-421a: London Mis-
sionary Society 18-587a ;
Regium Donum 23-45b ;
Scotland, statistics 24-467b ;
Wales 28-261c; United
States 22-292b.

Congregational Methodists
(U.S.) 18-297b ; 18-294a.

— Methodists, New 18-297b.

— Union of England and
Wales 6-934a.

— Union of Scotland 6-933b ;
10- Id.

Congregation, Lords of the 15-
880a; 8-785a.

— of Priests of the Mission :
see Lazarites.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

194

To make full use of this Index It If essential to read the
Instructions given on Page /.

CONG-CONS

OMftvcmtlon of Rites: at*
ItofMTCgatkm of.

— 1.» th» HofcfO&i : •"
Uoly Uboat. Oongrocatloa of

— «( itu< In, I. i • •«• Index.

COBWfWm

•fBMfiMin<
— erf to* MeXlisr of Hod: MV

• i • . . >nai«cT : w Oratnry

. • .••. 1 1- i

Heart : ~r

• | • | i1 11

in. 9-130 (VI.
«!.. Medlt. 5-
•544 (BS).

UnrnUl (America) 27-
: 27-877a.

. • ••--- Ii. _•;.•-. |... . 17--J-

Congwm, Library of. Washing-
ton 18-iB2e ; 2*-349d.

Oumi««« i -«t-l«rg<i 2-227c.

ConfreM of the Confederation

27-,-r.

ComrrrM of r.s. 27-«7-<.l : 10-
335a ; 7-15o; amendments
12-3.-.7I). ll-7S5d. 15-29.V ;
antifederalliiU 2-l.Mc ; ap-
portionment bUI 2-227b ;
commercial power* 14-7 lid;
ciiircnov powen 8-653d ;
Declaration of Pari» 7-914b;
impeachment of member* of
4 --"I, ; Icirislatlvi! powers
2S--IH.. 17-7711) : sove-
rebmtv of Individual states
25 • 518o ; Supreme Court
26-11-:.

CONGREVE. RICHARD 6-
: 22- 17. 'in : 3-''.|»h.

— . Sir William (d. I » I 1)6-9390.

—.SIR WILLIAM i 177.' •]-•.•-)
8-9390 ; armour plates 2-
S78o ; automatic sprinkler
10- 1 1 Sa; colour printing
ti- .7:id ; perpetual motion
21-1-1.1.

— . WILLIAM (dramatist) 8-
»38c : 8-538d; on Pin-
daric* 21-621a.

Congreve match 17-876O.
•!34a.

Congrogadldae 26-.'.4.'xi.

Congniiiniracna 9-9c.

( .•:.;-•;. • • • ll-T.'lc ; 11-7.':;, 1 ;

26-11'.'. : liik-h.T 19-HA9o :
Ilnenr 11- .:,. 19-Sftld ;
measurement ll-734a: num-
ber* 19--.'. !•-.

Conimiity 6-940a ; 2S-1061b.

CONGRUOUS (diet.) 6-940a.

Conirulton, One*. : tee Congle-
ton.

Cororwong, N.S.W. 19-53S

Conheim. J. F. 18-57a ; 20-
MOe,

Conhydrlne 8-942b.
Conl, It. : tee Cuneo.

liattlc): tee Madonna
del Olmo (battle).
Conia. Asia M. : tee Konia.
•line.

an group 7-416a,
CONIBOS, tribe 8-940a.

hill. Scot. 24-11-
• 2).
.1 buoy 4-807b.

— pendulum governor 25-
83Sd.

— point 28-11-.-.

— wheel : are llevel wheel

M i. t 28-1180,
• .-ine 8-942b.
CONIC SECTION 6-940b ; 11
: axes ll-700b : dla
meter ll-700a : equation
ii-:i3d: Inv.. 11-

7"'.'. I : Lambert's th.
16-1 il ll-704a,

22-l32a. ll-C98d. 11-695O ;
Serenus 24-A63d.

\ ii. 28-11-i (Pi).
11--.171, : ll-515a.

il-:35b.

Conidlnm ll-335a : ll-338h.
Conle. riv.. Fr. 9-901a : 3-5S4c.
Conifer. Colo. 8-722 (E2).
— . 1'a. M-106 (D3).
Conlferae: tee. Coniferalea and
Pinaceaa.

ranlfmlMll-TiK.1 : t.'

i 1

li«u-al airn •-.!!• . Jura*-
Inaf IMlH

{(••Male tO-MSb; I'aUvn
<»!<• to- ••"•I ; It ii^ila
fomU at-Mlb : JMM
production. UJS. lO-di-w.
in-

OBBlfBriii 12-1 I.M; 8-.1M4.
^•hrl alcohol 12-1 r.M : ••

Qoaitae : tee Conine.

2»-.',JU (III); M.
• lo.

rtwM-1005d; 21
Conlmbriga, Tort.: *re Con-

it. i: 1.28-3410.
k. <lr ( i iiiti-ii palnten) :
tff Koninck, de.
CONINE 8-942a ; l-88£d ; 13-

Conlngbeg. taL. Ira. 14-744

•in.irv Isi.. Ira. 14-744
. 2»-i85d.

Line*, t-416 (II.

|. • ,. I 3- ... i
: 7-1-1. 1.

il. Hereford

CONINGTON, JOHN 6-»42c.

:.,n. I'niiil... 9-lil (IV.

••fy 5-97d.
ConlocarplntMu' 16-."iS.',a.

. I..- (urfuraceal3-335c.
Coniopterts hymenophylloldea

•8-5440.

Coniopterygldae 19-440b.
ConlosauriiK 7- 1 1 -,•.
Conlothcclum ll-335a.
Ci>iiin>-tn-< 20-:ii4d.
Conlsbniiurh (ConlmroburKh).

Vorka. t-416 (II. K3) ; 28-

935c.
ConiKhead. priory. Lanca. 9-

416 (AD: 27-',74b.
CONISTERIUM 6-9 lid.

• •r Rocks, reef. I. of M.

8-117.1.
OonUton. Lanca. 9-412 (I. B4) ;

18-91b.
—.lake, Lanoa. 9-412 (B4) :

l6--:ic; l8-91a; geology

9- 1 1 10.

•ne, Yorks. 9-416 (II.
Dl).
Conlston grits 17-1 13d.

— limestone 5-300b.
Conl»ton, Old Man of. mt..

Lance. : tee Old Man of Con-

tton.
Coniulo. Giovanni : tee Gela-

slus II. (pope).
Conium 13-:t:i4d.

— maculatum : *ee Hemlock.

— moschatum : nee Arracacha.
( '..nivcall. int.. s .it. 26-IR9C.
CONJEEVERAM, India 6-943a;

14-:i-i .ll-ll:i; Chola in
script Ions S-'^la: I'allava
dynasty 14- Inn. 1 ; temple
14-4300.

Conjoined Estates (hi<t. )8-34b.

Conjugal ligament 15-1-1.1.

CONJUGAL RIGHTS 6-943b :
8-Ula.

Conjugatae (bot.) l-5S«d ; 1-
593d : 21-7iSd : 10-4«7d.

Conjugate (math.) 1-614C.

— diameter 9-292d.
Conjugated system (chem.) 8-

..;.(.

Conjugate lines (math.) 11-
MM.

— nuclei ll-342b.

— partition (math.) 19-S65c.

— points (math.) ll-r,i)l>d ; 18-
422a : oalouliii 27-'.) I •

Conjugation (blol.) l-588b ;

.

— (hot.) 23-1 22b.

— (embryol.) 9-:tlSa.
ConjiinctiKn (a^tron.) 6-943b.
CONJUNCTION (grammar) 6

94.10 ; 12-3290.

•i.-tiva 10-U<h: 6-7 19a:
tactile onrani 27-9 Id.
OonjanctiTo tiirae (bot.) 21-
735c ; external 21-7:17.1.

is (med.) 10-98d ;
18-1 31».

— , granular : srr Trachoma.
Conjunct motion (music) 13-

41. ; 18-97a.

— Kale (music) 17-179a.
Conjurer, bay. Can. 5-160

CONJURING 6-0430.
Conklln. K. O. 4-364d.
CONKLING. ROSCOE 6-950b.
Conkllne. (is. 11-752 (D2).
Conks : trt Conches.
Conlara. riv.. Are. 24-l52b.
Conli.-. Kr. 10-77-
Conlieffe. Fr. 1O-778 ((14).
Conlln. Bernard : arc Florence,
William Jermm.

r.i- • . i

CONN. i,-'.i ....I ; 14-

guajr. Wi
I ; l«-5»b.

Walm 9-lit

fTnjmlr bar, NM. 19-179

i',miutti*anr* if* Tempt 19-

193d.

Connate (diet.) 18-3360.
CONNAUGHT, ARTHUR WIL-

liam Patrick Albert. •

8-950d; 9-I.M.I ; Jl-Mc; In

8. Africa 28- 1

itHt, ml«.. 8. AW. S-960

CONNAUGHT. pr..r.. Ire. 6-

95U II ; |Mipu-

1 I-

productions 7-754b.
Connawal Creek, rlv.. Wash.

28-

'iii (Vtchnlhiu-h (the him-

drad-nirhter) 14-
CONNEAUT. ... 6- • It,; 20-

16(11).

— , lake, Pa.M-106(lr.'».

— Creek, riv.. i). 2O--.'« (ID.

— Creek, rlv.. I'u. 21- P

— Lake. 1'a. 21-
Conneaulrllle. Pn .

. liiki-. N. II. 19-490
: 19- I'.i II..

CONNECTICUT, rlv.. U.S. 8-
•. ; 19-490 (116); 8-852
: 27-n I in.

CONNECTICUT. «Ute, IT.S. 8-
951c ;8-952(inat>) ;academr
25-. I": Black Law 7-36Rc ;
Illue Laws S-S3sd ; •
manufacture 7-294a ; geo-
lofrjr 27-2.'i9h ; goren
8-953d; gorernors 8-957b
: liipior licence 16-
768b ; newspapers 19-567 d ;
Personal Liberty- Lans 11-
2»9a ; Philadelphia Conven-
tion 27-6S.M1 : renmenta-
ii..ii 8-957a. 20-979c; state
forests 10-657a ; tobacco 26-
103Sc ; urban population 27-
,; ;: ..

Connecticut " (battleship)
24-90 Ib.
Connecticut Compromise 1

- I',

Connecting-tod 17-l005b.

10-'.i>(ta,
CONNECTIVE TISSUES 6-

I -

< -..nni^-tivity (math.) 8-239b.
Ci-nnel K.'tTT, Soot. 24-41S
(A2) : 2-l-iM.

I. u.i-li 28- : .1 (F-O3).

— . lake. Scot. 28-ii'J-l-.
CONNELLITE 6-'."; Ic : 7-1 lOa.
CONNELLSVILLE. 1'a. 6-903d;

21-1. ni (C-p:.).
('"iincllys Sprintr*. X.C. 19-77i

Connelsville, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
ih 27-S14 (C3).

CONNEMARA, dist.. Ire. 8-
963d; 14-741 ( IJ3) ; geo-
logy ll-433a, 14-74 Ic.

— marble 24-07 fib; ll-432b ;
17-i577b.

Conner. Jerome 24-516O.

— , John 6-964a.
Connerre. h'r. 10-778 (E3).
CONNERSVILLE, Ind. 6-963d;

14-f.".' «;.-.).

Conncrville, Ukla. 2O-:.
Connery, riv.. Can. 5-160 (L3).
Connesauga. Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
" Connestabilo Madonna '

(Raphael) 22-901o.

•- ...ii, line of : tee Ac-

tion. line of.
Conni. Asia M. 21-542b.
Connlnsrtou, castle, lluuN. 13-

...

Connivance 8-337d.
Connivent (bot.) 10-563a.
C'onnochaetes : tee Gnu.

— taiirinu* : are Hrindled (mn.
Connoire. bay, Xfd. 19-17'J

i \
CONNOR. BERNARD 6-964a.

— . Patrick E. 18-34Jd ; 27-

— , Ralph 5-1660.
Connor, Ire. 14-7 44 (E2).

— , bay, Ont. 20- 1 1 1 < F..i).

— . paw. Ire. 14-744 (A4).
CONNOTATION 6-964a.
Conn's Creek, riv., Ind. 14-4i2

Oonnublo (hist,) S-583b.
Oonnablum 23-530a ; 17-754a.
Oonoble. N.S.W. 19-538 (C3).
Conocardlldae 18-122O.
Oonocardlum 5-311o,
ConoocphaUteH 2C-439O.
Oonocephalufi 4-703a,
ConochUns IS-TSOa ; 23-7G3b.
— nnlcornis 18-89b.
Oooeob 1-.-I.1'!.- 8---1.-.
Conoclypeus 9-663d.

gyd. 17-.**

— Cm.k. rirn Md. 17-K2TO.

phe f7-X»3o.
.» 18-1

• k. rlv.. Pa.

21-1'.'. M

i .,t,.,.l..!.i. 14-2670.
CONOID 8-w«ll>; 28.1230;

Ardilniedas on 2-JOU*. 8-

Conolly. Arthur 4-1570.

— , J. It 15-S54a.

— . JOHN6-9«4h.

< ..ii..|..|.i,.i, 14-'.'96b.

rmtatUK 18*H14d.
Conomor : *rr I Viiiiurre.
CONON.<astronomer) 8-964d.
CONON (Athenian gcMral) 8-

UHlc- 2- -I :il, ; U-75d.
CONON Ivrainmarian) 8-964d.
( ..i,.,n. Scot. 24-11.

— , rlv.. SooU 23-7 I Id.

too, riv., Kc. S-911
I P.M.
c..n,,riler, York*. 28-933 (Al).

. <ir. 12-140 (C2).
Conopbarygta 4-696b.
r. in. .;. In- 23-17 .1..

• liiirn denudatum : lee
Karth-nut.
Oonoqneneasing, I'a. 21-100

(III).
Conoqueastng Creek, riv., Pa.

21-lu.-. "

Conor Mac Nessa : tee Oon-
ebobbar.

— o'Krien (of Thomond) 28-

ConoryctM ll-454a.

i ..i,..i.-.nlii- 5-694d (flg.).

iiiotrachellas nenuphar 11-

i j
< '0111.1 ton Creek, riv., O. 20-J'i

• 1111.
<'.,ii..v,-r. la. 14-732 (Fl).

— , N.C. 19-772 (A'.').
. \Si-. 28-740 (Pi).

ConowinK. -Md. 17-h28 (GI).
Conoy, tribe l-656b.
Conquered Territory, dist.,

S.Af. 20-156C ; 3-5050.
" Conqueror " (battleship) 24-

; ..... t..
Conques, FT. (Ande) 1O-778

(Kli).

— , Fr. (Aveyron) 10-778 (F5).

— , Sp. 2S-.-.:;iuKl).
CONQUEST 6-985a.
Conquest. Isl.. China 28-51 8b.
Conquett ol (Iranada (Pryden)

8-61 la.
Conquest of Ireland (anonym

ous Anglo-Nonnan poem) :

see Song ol Dermot and the

h'.nrl.
Conauite de CoMtomtinople

(Geoffroy de Villehardouin)

28-7 -.-i : 11-1 I'.i...
Conquinamine 8-370c.
CONRAD (name) 6-965O.

— (of Canterbury) 2-403a; 5-
21 Ob.

— (of Gelnhausen) 8-343a.

— (of Halbersta.lt) 6-831b.

— (of HUdoBhcini) 13-278a.

— (of Hochstaden) 8-697 b ;
4-209d.

— (OF LORRAINE) 6-907d ;
17-9d.

— II. (of Maedeburg) 17-302a,

— (Mandern) 18-617b.

— (OF MARBURG) 8-968a ;
14-593b.

— (of Masovia) 21-903b ; 28-
67 7c.

— (of Meissen) 18-84d ; 28-
- -

.

— (of Montferrat) 18-TSOc
26-594b ; Crusados 7-53Sa
king of Jerusalem 7-538d
17-130d . 7-:>49 ; murder
26-:.a4c, 2-775b.

— (of Nuremberg) 13r576a ;
13-575d.

— (of the Palatinate) 20-59 id

— (of Hetrensburg) 11-784C
13-294a.

— I. (Roman emperor) 6-965c;
ll-834a ; 13-273b.

— II. (Roman emperor) 6-
965d ; ll-837d ; 23-668d
13-i74c.

— III. (Roman emperor) 8-
966d : 11-84 la: Crusade*
-• ;iia; Frederick

45a; Italian rule 15-3id
Templars 28-593c.

— IV. (Roman emperor) 8-
967c ; 7-549 ; Innocent IV
14-5800.

— (of Swabla) 28-1 76h.

— (of Thuringia) 13-280a.

— (of Utrecht) 13-607a.

— (OF WURZBURG) 6-968b
ll-785d ; 14-89»b ; 17'

I18b.

— (bp. of Wnnburg) 12-639b

' . •
kMSC

— , Hermann M-7»4a.
— . J08CPH 0-»Mc.
— . M. (ebOTDM) U-841)

— . M. <>. (raalMie n
n

•...•i. .H2-IJM.

«»>.

: i

! i I'D.

— , Pa. SI- 1
<•onradl.ll. ll-79»b.
CONRADIN i..f .I.T..W.U-II,) 8-

Conran, cape, Tlot. 98-3R

CO'NRART. VALENTIN 8-

•

Conrle, rlv., Scot. »-406b.
-. Tex. «8-690(M4).

CONSALVI. ERCOLE 8 989a ;
20-714.1.

CONSANGUINITY (law) 8-
970b ; American Indian* 1-
815c ; law oonoernlnc 17-

:•.-

custom* 15-inld. t7-li4b;
Teutonic people* M-8t)Sa.
••<lo«ry) 28-IH3a.

CONSCIENCE. HENDRIK 8-
970c : 10-l'J.V.

CONSCIENCE 8-97 Ic; Adam
.-n.iih 9-«33b ; Aquinas 9-
8S5o : JJutlcr 4-88ia ; Dar-
win X7-8SSb ; Jo61B-424»;
arnderrals M-293c ; Wit-
Jam. Boole ol 2S-7iOa.

Ctmncirnct (Gavin Douglas) •>
M 1

Conscience clause 8-97 Id.

— , court* of : tee RequecU,
court of.

— money (diet.) 8-97 Id.
Conscious automaton 22-602b.
( . 9-- • : .

aS-652d ; Frommel ll-247b ;
Kant 28-7 49a; schola»tio
B8-29.V. .Sfro/joContcience
•

— (metaph.) : Baader 3-87d ;
Berkeley 3-780b ; Campan-
eUa 5-121d ; Cousin 7-33Sc ;
Descartes 5-1141.. 8-85a :
Fechner 18-235c ; Uaeckel
18- •.-.'8c ; Krug 15-930d ;
Maimon 17-430c : Maine de
Biranl7-44Ic; Halebranche
5-419b foil.; Man-. 17-
599b ; Kavalamn 22-922c ;
Schuppo 18-239c ; .-pencer
18-22TC,

— (physlol.) 4-404c; phreno-
logy 21-539b.

— (psycboL) 22-547b foil. :
analysis and synthesis 22-
654b ; attention 2-SSOa. 22-
554c ; classincation of 22-
551a; dreams 8-559a; hyp-
nosis 14-204d : Instinctive
action 14-64 8d; sensation
c<.ntra»ted 22-56 Id ; states
22- '.".4a: unity and con-
tinuity 22-552b. See alto

CONSCRIPTION 8-97 Id; 1-
604a ; 21-6d ; Austria-Hun-
gary 3-20c • Confederate
Congrem ll-757b ; Edward
II1.15-852d; Eg}-pt9-37a;
France 18-794d, 18-92IC,
10-9i4c foU. ; Germany 11-
824b ; Japan lB-209d ; Nor-
« r 19--. !. : 1 n U 23-
830b ; Russia 23--7»b ;
i.-n 28-1950; Turkey
27-lisb; United States ft*
T.I-.'. .

Conaeoon, Can. 10-114 (£3).

C'onsecratio bonorum (diet.)
>3-538c.

CONSECRATION 6-974d ; 4-
2d ; of Idols 14-330c ; of
kings 15-806b ; of oil and
water 23-97 7c ; .-t Paul's
doctrine 28-8 4 lo.

" Consecration of st Nicholas"
(Veronese) 2O-496a.

Cousegnina, mt., Nir. 28-1890,

Conseil de cabinet 10-7 S9c,

— DE FAMILLE 6-976C,

— d'en ha nt 10-9150.

— d'enselgnement 27-769a.

— de prefecture 18-923a,

— dos depSchei 1O-915O.

— des «tat> (Switx.): Mt
Standerath.

— des ministres 18-7 39c.

— des prud'homroes 2-332a;
10-7910.

— d'etat 18-8600 ; lO-925b ;
1O-7890 ; prize cases juris-
diction l-209a ; undtt the
empire 10-aiid.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

195

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instructions given on Page 1.

Conaeil d'hygiene publique 2O-
81 la.

— dnroilO-912d; 10-915C.

— general 10-922d ;J 10-926a ;
10-929a.

— superieur 10-918c.

— suoerieur de la guerre 16-
177b.

— superieur du commerce 27-
138c.

Consensus Sandomiriensis 24-
140c.

— Tigurinus 13-676a.
Consenting, Publius 16-548O.
Consequent, fallacy of (logic)

10-153C.

— poles (of magnet) 17-323c.
Conserans, anc. dist., Fr. 10-

802 (13th cent. map).
Conservation of energy : see
Energy, conservation of.

— policy 23-7 lOb : 14-852c.

Conservative and Constitu-
tional Associations, National
Union of 6-976d.

— Club, Lond. 6-567b.
CONSERVATIVE PARTY

(Great Brit.) 6-976o; 9-
558b.

— party (Germany) ll-875d.

— system (dynamics) 9-399b.
CONSERVATOIRE 6-977a.
CONSERVATOR 6-977c ; 7-

20c : medieval Rome 23-
679d.

— Judaeorum 6-977c.
Conservatory (horticulture)

13-749a.
CONSETT, Dur. 6-977d ; 9-

412 (I. E3).
CONSHOHOCKEN.Pa. 6-977d;

21-106 (L7).
— , West. Pa. 6-97 8a-
CONSIDERANT, VICTOR

Prosper 6-978a.
CONSIDERATION (diet.) 6-

97 Sa.

— (in law) 6-978a ; 7-37b ; 12-
652d.

Considerotione.De (St Bernard)
20-696b.

Consiglio del Commune, Flor-
ence 10-531O.

— genera le e speciale, Florence
10-531d.

— . Gran. It. 15-32a.

— , Palazzo del. It. 10-247b.

— speciale. Florence 10-531d.
CONSIGNMENT (diet.) 6-978b.
Consilia (med.) 18-47d.
Consiliarii August! 12-801d.
Conailiarius (middle ages) 7-

20b; S-460a; 27-751a.

Consilinum, It. 17-92d.

Consilium (Germany) : see
Rat.

Consistency (logic) 16-SS4d.

Consistorial Congregation 6-
978d : 7-640c.

CONSISTORY 6-978b; French
Protestant 22-288a; Luth-
eran 17-141C. 26-112a.

CONSISTORY COURTS 6-979a;
8-862o ; of Canterbury 2-
358a ; of York 8-337a.

Consiva : see Ops.

Const vius, Janus 15-156a.

Consland, Scot. 24-418 (F3).

CmMilat del mar 6-790d.

CONSOLATION (diet.) 6-979b.

— (game) 6-979b.
Consolatione Philosophiae, De

(Boetius) 4-117C ; 6-15b.
CONSOLE (diet.) 6-979c.
Consolidated annuities : see

Consols.

— fund 4-750o ; 6-410c : gee
also Consols ; Exchequer
(modern).

CONSOLIDATION ACTS 6-

979d.

CONSOLS 6-979d ; 19-270a.
Consonant 21-462d ; 21-461d.
Con sordino (music) 19-99a.
CONSORT 6-980a.
Conspicuous Gallantry Medal

18-1 6d.

— Service Cross 18-1 7a.
CONSPIRACY 6-980b ; strikes

2S-1028a ; trade unions 27>
140d, 27-142c.

— and Protection of Property
Act 6-981a; 6-138c ; 25-
1028a.

Conspirators, Ordinance of :
see Ordinance of Conspira-

CONSTABLE, ARCHIBALD 6-

981c.

— HENRY 6-982a : 9-620b.

— JOHN 6-982b ; 20-477d.

— SIR MARMADUKE 6-
983c.

— Sir Robert 6-983c.

— Thomas 6-982a.

— Sir William 6-983d.
Constable, N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).
— , pt.. N.J. 19-596 (H3).
CONSTABLE 6-883d: see alto

Police.

Constable, Lord High : tee
Lord High Constable.

— of England : see Lord High
Constable.

Constablevllle, N.Y. 19-596

(E2).
Constabularia 15-868a ; 2-

01 la.
Constafel (Swiss council) 28-

1059a.
Constamonitu, monastery, Mt.

Athos 2-8S1C.
Constance (princess of Antioch)

22-934a; 7-535b.

— (duchess of Brittany) 2-
682c ; 23-306b.

— (Q. of France, wife of
Robert II.) 23-3990 ; 13-
290d.

— (countess of Gloucester) 28-
926b.

— (emprees, wife of Henry VI.)
26-395a: 19-182d.

CONSTANCE, Ger. 6-984d ; 11-
808 (B5) ; cathedral 2-406c,
4-434b ; Christliches Burg-
rccht 26-254d; diet (1507)
ll-851a, 17-923a ; Old Ca-
tholic congress 20-68b ;
peace of (1183) 6-788b, 11-
47c.

CONSTANCE, COUNCIL OF 6-
985b ; ll-849b ; annates
considered 2-64d ; Bohemian
opposition 4-125c; College
of Cardinals S-322d; decrees
annulled 25-164 ; Observ-
ants encouraged ll-3a ;
oecumenical councils deci-
sion 7-310c.

Constance, Heinzelein of : fee
Heinzelein of Constance.

CONSTANCE, LAKE OF.Switz.
6-986d; 26-242 (Gl); di-
mensions 16-89d, 9-910d
(table).

— , Tour de, Aigues-Mortes 1-
436a.

Constans I. (Roman emperor)
23-5 12a; Athanasius re-
stored 2-826c ; prophecy
concerning 2-123a.

— II. 23-514b ; ecclesiastical
policy 23-518d ; monophys-
ite controversy 18-734b ;
Moslems defeat 5»27a ; naval
organization 23-524a ; in
Sicily 25-31C.

— (son of Constantino the
Great) 6-991a.

— (son of usurper Constantine)
6-992c.

CONSTANS, JEAN ANTOINE
Ernest 6-986d ; 23-427a ;
14-494a.

CONSTANT, BENJAMIN 6-
987a.

Constanta, Rum. : see Con-
stantza.

Constantan (alloy) 19-659C.

CONSTANT DE REBECQUE,
Henri Benjamin 6-987a ; 11-
142c ; 5-466C.

Constant heat sums, law of
26-805a.

Constant!, Sp. 25-530 (F2).

Constantia (sister of Con-
stantine the Great) 9-856c ;
6-988d.

Constantia, Cyprus : see Sala-
mis.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D2).

— , Pal. : see Mineh, el.

CONSTANTIA, dist., Cape Col.
6-988a.

Constantina, Sp. 25 - 530
(C4).

CONSTANTINE I. (the Great)
6-988b ; 23-655a ; 23-510d ;
Arian controversy 2-543c ;
army reforms 23-474b ; art
under 23-4801) ; Athanasins
2-826a ; coinage reforms
19-895b ; Council of Nicaea
19-640d ; cross made symbol
of Christianity 7-506c ;
Delphi despoiled 7-975b ;
Donatists8-410c ; Egyptian
Church 9-89d ; Jerusalem
Improved 15-334a : legends
concerning 23-848c, 13'
376c ; library 16-548a.

— II.6-991a; 23-656a; Athan
asins recalled 2-826b ; corns
19-896a.

— III. 6-991 a.

— IV. (Pogonatus) 6-991b ;
23-51 4b.

— V. (Copronymns) 6-991b ;
Malatia destroyed 5-42a ;
Moslems defeat 5-37a.

— VI. 6-991 c : Charlemagne
5-892b ; excommunication
26-769b.

— VII. (Porphvrogenitns) 6-
991d ; 4-282d ; peace with
Arabs 25-32b.

— VIII.6-992b.

— IX. (Monomachus) 6-992b ;
23-515d.

CONSTANTINE X. (Ducas) 6-
992c; 23-515d; 23-520b.

— XII. 27-446a.

— (the African) 27-750a ; 18-
47a.

— (the Philosopher) 24-696b.
CONSTANTINEd'avlovich : of

Russia) 7-la.

— II. (king of Scots) 17-190 ;
l-291b.

— (duke of Sparta) ll-746d ;
12-437d.

— (apostle of the Slavs) : see
Cyril.

CONSTANTINE (the usurper)
6-992c.

— , Silvanus 20-959d.

CONSTANTINE (Cirla). Alg. 7-
2b ; 1 - 643 (Cl) ; Bocchus
4-106c ; early history 6-
392d ; inscriptions 14-037 b.

— Corn. 9-430 (VI. B3).
Mich. 18-372 (E8).
cape, Alsk. 1-472 (F4).
dept., Alg. 1-643 (C2) ; 1-

6426.

fort, Gr. 24-189C.
fort, Russ. 15-927d.
Constantinea l-592b ; l-593d

(flg.).
Constantine, arch of, Rome

23-606a; 27-297 (PI. II.);

sculptures 23-47 8a. 23-

480c, 23 - 47 6a (Pis. II.

III.).
— , basilica of 23-593 (map) ;

2-384c; 3-171.1: 3-472b

(flg.).

— column of, Constantinople
7-Oa.

Constantine, Donation of : see
Donation of Constantine.

— , forum of, Constantinople
7-6a.

Constantinian Indiction 6-
316c.

Constantinidl r. Constantinidi
and Lance 8-340b.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turk. 7-
3a; 27-426 (F3 and E3) ;
aqueducts 2-244a: archi-
tecture 2-386a, 2-4260 ; art :
see Byzantine Art ; ceme-
teries 5-660c ; capture by
Crusaders (1204) 23-516d,
by Michael Palaeologus
(1261) 23-517a; Codinus'
works on 6-635b ; confer-
ence (1876)9-944b ; conven-
tion (1784)27-454b; counter-
revolution (1909) 27-464C ;
Didache MS. discovered 8-
201b ; fires 10-402a ; foun-
dation 6-989C, 23-6S6a ; in-
surrection (532) : see also
Nika, The ; janissaries 15-
152a ; Je\vish settlement
15-405d ; libraries 16-548a ;
Liudprand's description 16-
800d ; massacres in (1182)
23-516c, (1896) 2-568b ;
Moltke's survey 18-678b ;
mosques 18-90pd ; museum
19-64c ; patriarchate 20-
337a,5-803b,15-435c; patri-
archate (R.C.) 23-487a;
pauperism 5-872d ; R6gle-
ment (1864) 27-461a: St
Irene church 4-907d.2-387a;
shipping statistics 27-430c ;
siege (626) 23-513d ; siege
(669 and 674) 5-28b ; siege
(717) 23-514b; siege (1203)
l-578a, 28-78c ; siege (1235)
15-438C ; siege (1393) 27-
444c ; siege (1422) 27-445b;
siege (1453) 23-517c, 4-
1003c, 2-685d ; treaty (1700)
27-452a; treaty (1712) 27-
452b; treaty (1720) 27-452c;
treaty (1838) 7-770d ; uni-
versity 27-770c. See also
Byzantium.

— , vll.. Turk. 27-426 (F2) ;
27-433b ; 27-426C.

CONSTANTINOPLE, COUN-
cils of 7-9d; 14-273c;
agapes forbidden l-364d ;
annual synod decreed 7-
309c ; Annunciation, on
feast of the 2-78d; Apollin-
aris condemned 2-1 83c ; bon-
fire ceremonies forbidden
(680) 4-204a ; canon settled
2-878a; Greek Church in-
cludes canons 5-194a; La-
teran synod upheld 18-734C.

— , era of 6-31 4c.

Constantinople, Historjt of Con-
guest of (Ramusis) 22-883d.

— , Liturgy of 16-796b.

Constantinopolitan creed : see
Nicene creed.

— Indiction 6-316c.
Constantins Bad, Hung. 28-

316c
CONSTANTINUS (pope) 7-lla;

23-664c.
Constantinus, dist., FT. : see

Cotentin.

Constantiola, Rum. : see Olten-

itza.
CONSTANTIUS I. (Chlorus) 7-

Ha; Eumenius 9-889c ;

Gesoriacum captured 6-301c|;

Paris improved 20-81 1 1) ;

sacritices forbidden 14-288d.

— II. 23-656a ; Diarbekr en-
larged 8-167c ; ecclesiastical
policy 2-826c ; Eusebius of
Emesa 9-956a ; Gallus 15-
548a ; Julian 15-548a : Li-
berius 16-542b ; Salamis
rebuilt 24-59a : war with
Shapur II. 24-804C.

Constant, Morne, mt., W.I.
17-802 (A2).

Constant proportions, law of 2-
87 2a.

CONSTANTZA, Rum. 7-llb ;
23-826 (D2) ; 18-643d.

CONSTELLATION 7-llc

(Plates).

CONSTIPATION 7-14b j 7-
801b ; 26-800d ; appendi-
citis 8-264b ; electric treat-
ment 9-250b ; gastric ulcer
ll-505a ; hernia 13-372d ;
in morphinism 18-863a ;
sciatica 19-427d.

Constitucion, Chil. (Linares)
16-702c ; 6-148C.

— , Chil. (Maule) 17-904C.

CONSTITUENCY (diet.) 7-14c ;
20-979a.

Constituent Assembly (France)
10-852d; ll-155a; 7-209d;
for legislation, &c., see
French Revolution : France,
Law and Institutions.

Constitutio Criminalis Carolina
7-4641) ; 18-30b.

— Criminalis Theresiana 27-
78c.

Cons/itutio Domus Regis de
Procurationibus : see Black
Book of the Exchequer.

Constitution, fort, N.J. : see
Fort Lee.

— , isl., N.Y. 28-558d.

" Constitution " (U.S. frigate)
13-869d ; 3-223b.

Constitution Act (Austr.) 2-
954I>.

— Act (N.Z.) 19-628a.
Constitutional Act (Can.) 20-

116d.

— Associate Presbytery 27-
609c.

— Club, Lond. 6-567b.

— Democrats (Russ.) : see
Cadets.

Constitutional History of Eng-
land (Hallam) 12-851d.

Constitutional History of Eng-
land (Stubbs) 25-1049b.

Constitutional History of Eng-
land since the Accession of
Qeorge III. (Erskine May)
10-183a.

Constitutional Information,
Society for 9-551b ; 5-435C.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 7-
14c; accession in l-113d;
Aristotle on 2-502b ; fictions
in 10-319d; state m 25-
800c.

— properties (chem.) 6-66a.
Constitution, Engh'sh, &c. : see

under various countries.
— , Fathers of the : see Fathers

of the Constitution.
Constitution Hill, Lond. 2-

427d.

Constituiionnel 19-574c.
CONSTITUTION OF ATHENS

(Aristotle) 7-16c; 12-457c.
Constitution of Athens (Xeno-

phon) 12-457C ; 12-512d.
Constitutions de 1'Empire 10-

922b.

— of Clarendon : see Claren-
don, Constitutions of.

Constitutionum Codex : see
under Justinian Code.

Constitutio Valdemariana 24-
336a.

Constitutum Constantini 8-
409a.

Constrictipedes 20-320b.

Constrictor muscle 21-359C.

Constrictores 23-138c.

Construction : seeunder Archi-
tecture and Building.

Constructive murder 13-641d.

Constructiveness (phren.) 21-
536d.

Constructive pardon 20-800d.

— trust 27-332a.
Consualia 7-23d.
Consubstantial 20-958b.
Consubstantiation9-874c ; 17-

141a; Calvin and 5-75a ;

Catholic Apostolic Church

rejects 5-533c.
Consuegra, Sp. 25-530 (D3).
Consuelo Cove, bay, Arg. 1-

817c.
CONSUETUDINARY (diet.) 7-

18d.

CONSUL (Roman) 7-18d ; alien
as3-242b; costume 7-235d;
diptych 8 - 308d , 15 - 96a ;
games arranged 11 - 445b ;
Justinia suppresses 15-599c;
processions 22-4 ISb ; senate
and 24-635a ; title of Illus-
tris 14-325d

CONSUL (pubUc officer) 7-20b;
in Florence 10-531a ; French
6-789C, 5-284b ; German
(medieval) 6-785d ; Italian
communes 21-644a, 6-788b;
in Pisa 21-644a ; Roman
(medieval)23-66:)d,23-669d;
trade interests 27-137b
(American) ; 27-1360 (Brit-
ish) ; 27-138d (French) ;
27-139d (German); United
States 7-22c.

Consulado del Mar: see Con-
sulate of the Sea.

Consular attache : see Attache.

— courts l-205d ; 2-215b.

— Guard : see Imperial Guard.
Consularis 23-655c.
CONSULATE OF THE SEA 7-

23a: 3-392c.
Consulate, The (France) 19-

196c; 10-735C.
Consul elu (marchand) 7-20d.

— supp!6ant 7-21a.
Consuls, Valley of the, Alg. 1-

655a.

Consulta 21-688a.
Consultatio theologica 5-1 89c.
Consultative Chambers of Arts

and Manufactures (French)

27-138a.
CONSUMPTION (economics) 7-

•-':!<• ; ll-ii I a ; 28-438b.

— (med.) : see Phthisis.
CONSUS (deity) 7-23c.
Contabulatio 7-235C.
Contact, Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
Contact, electrical 6-549b.

— , line of 17-1000b ; 17-

lOOlb ; 17-1002b.
— , point of 17-1000b.

— transformations 8-231d ;
12-631a.

Contadamine, riv., Queens. 28-

340d.

Contades (general) 24-7 19d.
Contagious Diseases (Animals)

Act l-410c.

Contai, India 14-382 (M9).
Contamination (drama) 26-

640c.
CONTANGO 7-23d.

— day : see Carrying over.
CONTARINI (family) 7-24a.
— , Gasparo 23-489a.
Contas, riv., Braz. 4-440 (15) ;

23-353a.

Contas-Pequeflo, riv., Braz. :
see Brumado.

CONTAT, LOUISE FRAN-
Soise 7-24b.

— , Marie Emilie 7-24b.

Contaut, Charles Delacroix de :
see Delacroix, Charles.

CONTE, NICOLAS JACQUES
7-24c ; 3-420c ; 21-86b.

Conte. harbour, Sard. 24-211a.

CONTE (lit.) 7-24b.

Conte del Oraal (Chretien de
Troyes) 12-320c : 6-273b.

" Conte di Cavour '' (ship) 24-
904c.

Contemplation : Plotinus' doc-
trine 19-375d ; Quietist
doctrine 22-749d ; Valen-
tinus' doctrine 27-855C.

Contemplations, Les (Victor
Hugo) 13-863C.

Contemporary Review 21-152a

CONTEMPT OF COURT 7-25a
attachment process 2-8 7 8a
commitment for 6-776d
freedom of press 22-301a.

Contemjitu Mundi, De (Pet-
rarch) 21-3130.

Content, Colo. 6-722 (B4).

Content (math.) 19-857d.

Contention Pond, lake, N.H.
19-490 (D5).

Contentnea Creek, riv., N.C.
19-772 (D2).

Centers, Switz. 26-242 (H3).

— , Switz. 26-242 (H3).

Contes, Fr. 10-778 (H6).

Contes (La Fontaine) 16-7 Oc.

Contes d'Espaijne ft d'ltalie (de
Musset) 19-95d.

Contes drtlatiques (Balzac) 3-
299d.

Confesmoraux(Marmontel) 17-
745c.

Conthey, S\vitz. 26-242 (C4).

CONTI, PRINCES OF 7-27d.

— , Anne Marie de Bourbon,
princess of 16-2:i I n.

— , Armand de Bourbon,
prince de 7-27d ; 10-839c.

— , Francois, prince de 7-28n.

— , FRANCOIS LOUIS DE
Bourbon, prince of 7-28a.

— , Gregorio : see Victor IV.
(antipope).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

196

To mmke full use of thlt Index It It essential to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

CONS-COOK

C-x.t .. I. • V r-- 1. ! \- 8ja«J|

I., .i.. frin." .1" , I'... I l. •
7-. .

"•SfttJinP""*' prt°:

>l awlnno-

ODC7.SM.

M

<« d«i. building.

BHgw»-4iad.

1*. r'n»~-«U : Hi Tor-
: i . . i . §••

OootUM-171.1 : n-ITte.
OWItendw I 'on, i. cap*. As. S-

CooUgnollo3-471a.

•moclaUon by 1-
7*4c ; H-573b : Hume on

ii,.
— .ductrine of: ire lllntrr-

land,
CONTINENT 7-19o ; ll-631a :

mtal. O. 18-26 (Bl).
OoaUnanUI Bin .... i.-4-:.-.i

.le. Colo. (X.) 8-722

— 1'uide. Colo. (8.) 8-711

— lim.lc. Mont. 14-276 (Cl).

— Dmdr. M-.iit. 14-176 (CSi.

— Divi.lc. int... X.Mrx. 19-
520.1

— Divide, rat*.. Wyo. lB-^74
(111): 88-9110.

— glacier : trr Polar glacier.

— Wand. 14-87 3c.

— plateau ll-631a.
CONTINENTAL SHELF 7-30a;

11-63 la,

— slope 7-SOa; ll-631a.

— nrstem (of Xanoleon I.) 10-
862b ; 10-863b ; England
and 8-5540 ; Iceland 14-
1330 ; Sweden and 18-109d.

— Treaty (1856) 18-671d.
Contlngence, angle of 14-S48b.
Continyrnrr if I Loit or la

Xahtre, La (Boutroux) 18-
'.• -..I.
Contlngent benefit 27-1 4 id.

— fees 3-37»a.

— remainder 23-76c.

— Remainder* Act 23-76d.
OonUno, Antonio (dlovaunl) :

tre Ponte. Antonio da.

Continual claim 22-174C.

ContinuanU 7-31d.

Continuation : lee Carrying-
over.

— classes: irr Schools: con-
tinuation clause*.

ConlintiationOnt* Mrmbran-
arum, De (Bonn) l-935b.

Continuator of Nangis : tee
William of Nangis.

CONTINUED FRACTIONS 7-
30b: 1-44 la; 9-71 la.

— product* 2-.'>41a.
Continuing guarantee 12-f.:, I b.
Continuity (math.) 1-6 12a ; 11-

304a; hydraulic* 14-37c.
14- 1 20b : tee alto Geometrical

•mlty.

Continuous haulk-llne (bil-
liards) 3-939b.

— gum method (dentistry) 8-
53b.

— kilns : trr Kiln.

— pool (icamc) 3-939C.

— press 10-38 Ic.
- - r • - 11-7. :j. i.

— Service Act 17-7 lOd.

— steamer 28-7 05c.

— voyages (international law)
19-445d.

Continuum ll-302b ; ll-306b.

Contlo 8-763d.

Contolse : tee Mantle.

Con toooook. X. H. 19-190 (D4).

— , riv.. N.ll. 19-490 (D6-5);

19-490 (D5).
Contorted aestivation !O-462b

(fig.).

>ir (art) : trr Outline.
CONTOUR. CONTOUR-LINE

7-33a : 17-630C.

— feather 10-225a ; lO-225d.

— map8-146d.
Contra account 4-226b.
Contra Iraritiam (Salvian)

tee Ad Ecririiam.
CONTRABAND 7-33a ; 18-
'. ; 7-68o ; negroes 4-

88 Ib.
— i analogue* of : trr Ana

togue* of Contraband.
Contrabasso : ire Double bass.
Contrabamoon : tee Contra

Oontrabrrve 28-848a.
Contrubftvia record* : set
Oriffinalia record..

htra
CONTHAi.T

Cal.

; beluusT and WM^flng

!

eonsldoni
Teyaorlng 7-itfi. . .
S07c : damasjM
drunkcnnr«« 14-109e ; ears-
liu-tor. 10-1130 :

I2:. ,4. ;•
. 11. • ..

nlty 14-.l?lb: Infant 14-

i t

: .

!l
t I

II- . :, I .:•.,:. I

:b ; mistake 18-6 1 6a ;

11. .\ i' §• 19- - . ,..:''. r

snip 18-873c ; rrotrumt »f
trade 13-201a ; Itoman law
13-534b, 23-.'./.7.-. 17-559a;
sale S8»4V8a; specialty 7-
91 lo; specino performanoe
2S-«171. : warranty 28-319a.

CONTRACTILE VACUOLE 7-
40o; 81-4810.

Contractility 7-7 1 Id.

Contraction i|.h\ -H.I.I 19-r i
coefficient of 14-39b ; 14-

— . parry of 10-494d.
Contract Labour Law (U.S.)

18-431a.
Contract*, era of : tee Seleu-

cldae, era of.
Contract ure 4-4 lid ; neuritis

19-l2Hd: rheumMOM ar-

tlinlis 23-:
CONTRADICTION. PRIN-

olpl* of 7- Hk-; llnullf\ 18-

146a ; Pytlingoru* 22-699d.
CONTRAFAGOTTO 7-40d.
('..ntruirrodient l-630d.
Contruharmonioal moan 17-

»47e.

CONTRALTO 7-4 Id.
Contrnparallelogram (math.)

8-148C.

Contraposition 7-47a.
CONTRAPUNTAL FORMS 7-

41d.

Contra Remonstr.ntx 13-598a.
Contrariety, law of (magic) 17-

lOTd.

Contrast. Tnr (Tyler) l-833b.
Contratto (d'Alcanio) 14-899a.
Control Social, Lr (Uousseau)

23-778b; ll-139c.
Contravallation, Linos of 10-

713d.

Contra variant l-6.tla.
Contravention 26-7 M, ; 7-461c.
Contrariesa, mt»., Sp. 2S-JHO

(D4) ; 2S-528b.

Contre-dan»e7-T99d : H-TOTa.
Contreras, Alonao de 21-577d.

— (family) l-657b.
Contreras, Mcx. 18-346b.
—.bill, Mex. : battle (1847)

18-3470.

— , Isl., Chil. 8-143o.
Centres, Fr. 10-7 7s iKI).
Contresina. s\v,t/. 2G-- t-
CONTREXEVILLE. Kr. 7-45b ;

10-778 (O3); 18-519b.
Contribution des patente* 8-

1800.
Contributory negligence 18-

343b.

— place 8-440a.
Contrition 21-S4b ; 2-887d.
CONTROL 7- I, Tic : 26-1510,
— , Board of 7-i.v.
Contrfllo (official) 5-842a.
Controlled manual : trr Look

ii-i.i l.l...-k - :: iL

Controller (engineering) 27.
lite.

— (official) 7-45C.

— of the Navy l-197a ; 1-
199a: 8-364d.

Control of the sea : tee Sea,

Command of the.
Controtempo : trr Time thrust.
Controverted Elections Act

(Can.) 8-429a.
Contubernium 28-21 9o.
Contnmace caplendo, De : tee

De Contumacc capiendo.
CONTUMACY i.li. t ) 7-45c.
Conru-ioii: of j t lS-4S7b;

of wound 28-s:i7d.
Contwoyto, lake. Can. 8-160

h>. lO-TT'* IK'J).
Conularla B-311c; 8-128a ;

18-S70a.

CONUNDRUM (ellct.) 7-4SC.
Conunn28-inn71i : 17-19«d.

— oanlcula 18-320d.

— carollnenaU : tee. Carolina

5-

i i H-

aranUcfa Act < IM4) 8-640*.

<-t.) 7-4id.

. ' .1 tornu. 18-149a.
CONVENTION. THE NA-
llonal 7-tlI«; 10-HiiN : 11-
16la: eommlUee* ll-i'.- :
1 1 •

••uiben' privil-
ip-

invenUo pul>IU->i 27-119b.
II- 11-11..
inrentua 10-908d:.

; .' •<. • . 11-.'-..

invergeDoe (biol.) : tre Homo-

— (ninth.) : complex numbera
11- .lib ; domain 84-6 7 Ud ;
uniform 11-307 d.

, •;•• • -• 16-IJ Ib.

Convergency 28-li6a.

Convergent : continued frac-
tion* 7-300 : 8-&41b ; In-
tegral ll-.tu.ii.; wrie. 24-
.'....., .

C'onvora, Loula 14-51 Ic.

— . P. A. 4-131a.
CONVERSANO, It. 7-46d ; 15-

4 (F4).

Conn-rtation-Lrxikon (Brook-
ItauH) : we Kontertationt

.
Conn-nation* at llaulltomdrn

(Jonaon) 15-.'.06u.
Conversation Sharp : trr Sliarp,

Richard.
Convenazlone s-oclety : ire

Apoatlea, The.
Converw, D. E. 15-615a.

— . Elisha S. 17-485d.
Conrene, Ind. 14-421 (F3).

— , La. 17-44 (A»).

— , S.C. 18-500 (Cl).

— Co., \Vyo. 28-874 (G-I12).
Converal l-17a.
CONVERSION (law) 7-47c ; 21-

256c ; 27-C6a ; legal maxim*
17-926a ; trover I7-:tl4a.

— (logic) 7-46d : tee alto Con-
traposition.

— (national debt) 19-270d.
CONVERSION (tli(-..l.) 7-46d :

Boooaclo 4-104J ; Calvin 5-
72a : Edwards, Jonathan
9-:id ; Janaen 15-153C ;
Lutheran controversy 17-
14(1.1; Melanchthon 18-sn.- ;
Paul 20-940b, 20-'j:>lt> ;
Wesley 88-518d. tire alto

— Act (1888) 19-271b.
Conversos 14-594b.
Convertend (diet.) 7-46d.
Converter (elec.) 18-9 12d.

— (metalL) 14-818d.

- (vessel) 4-S10a ; 25-702d.

Convertible protar U-510b.
-anarlti 24-.. 71.1.

CONVEX (diet.) 7-48b.

Conrexastraea 2-l()4c.

Convex mirror 23-3d.

CODTBXO - concave lens 18-
425b.

CONVEYANCE 7-48b ; 22
I80b.

Conveyancer (law) : tee Con
\. ->.in. inc.

CONVEYANCING 7-48b ; 3-
438b ; apportionment 2-
126c ; bargain and sale 8-
399a ; burgage tenure 4*
811b : feoffment 10-261a ;
fine 10-35ia : HxtureM 10-
451d : land registration 18-
161d ; receiven H-951a ;
reversion 23-7 7a ; Roman
law 13-542a. 23-529c. 23-
532d ; w.lidiors 2S-361a
sublnfeudntion 10-296h .
uses 17-330d ; valuation 27-
867h ; warranty 28-.119b.

CONVEYORS 7-52d ; 8-58«c.

Convlcium contra bonos mores
18-S.15b.

Convict 12-367d ; deportat'on
8-57a ; ticket of leave 18-
:" Kb.

Conrito (Dante) 7-815c; 14-

MOa,

CONVOCATION 7-«4b:
i '••; bMwr
pf»«<or 22- m* ; pruiy 88-
•i|a ; Uutiuti of clcncr t-
(I •

-.1)10- III..

Cooroliiu>i- . i

ilo 10-J«lc; UW1I4VI
dig.).

-•

.•it inn of brain : atr
Urnu.

CONVOLVULACEAE 7-67a ;
10- .Ula ; lO-.'.Atd.
i Him 15-1 la
•. ulii. 7-«7d ; 11-loOb ;
leaf 18-3141, <ng.).

— •lnln.nl 12-161 d.

— anreoals : trr limdweed.

— major : trr vndrr Ipomaea.

— anammonla : trr hcammour .

— tricolor atrovlolaoea 13-
: .....

Convoy. O. 2O-20 (A3).
CONVOY 7-67d ; neatrallty

laws 18-44:id.
Convulslonariea (conruklon-

7-6»d ; 18-1540.
CONVULSIONS 7-880 ; cin-

chona 8-370o ; apoplexy 1-
• . 11- • :

hyd ophobla 14-169o ; aan

tonln 24-195C; •trychniw

2S-1045C.
Conway, Edward Conway,

baron (d. 1655) ll-406b.

— . Francis Seymour < 'on way,
2nd baron : trr Hertford,
1st marquea* of.

HENRY SEYMOUR 7-68d.

HUGH 7-69c.

MONCURE DANIEL 7-69c.

Thomax 28-346d.

SIR WILLIAM MARTIN 7-
69d: Andes explored 18-
938d ; book-collectiiur 4-
... : - 21- .:

Conway, Ark. 1-552 (Cl).

— , Can. : tee 8t John.

— , Fla. 10-540 (E3).
-, la. 14-732 «'4).

— , Ky. 18-740 (D3).
—.Mass. 17-851 (Bl-1) ; 7-

:>J|. .

, Was. 18-600 (C3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D4).

— , N.ll. 19-4UO (E4) ; 19-
492c.

— , Pa. 21-106 (B4).

— , S.C. 28-500 (E3).
CONWAY, Wales 7-70a ; 9-

428 (V. Dl): castle 7-70a ;
geology 8-1 8b.5-360d.
—.bay. Wale* 8-428 (V. Dl) ;

— . bridge, N. Wale* 4-539b ;
4-54S8.

— , fort, Wales : tee Dinas
Gonwy.

— , inlet. Can. 18-831 (Cl).

— , riv.. La. 17-54 (b7).

— , riv., N.Z. 19-624 (D5).

— , riy., Wales : tee Conwy.

Ark. 2-552

— Pond, lake. N.ll. 19-490
(E4).

Conway's Cabal (1777) 28-

346d ; 18-425d.
Conway schist 27-630c.
Conway Springs, Kan. 16-654

(E3).
Conn-ell, Russell Hermann U-

STOa.
Conwil-Elvct, Wales 9-428

(V. C4).
Conwy, Wales : tee Conway.

— . falls. Wales S-831d.

— , riv., Wales 8-428 (V. Dl) ;
8-360C ; 28-259b ; pearls 21 -
Mb.

Cony : tee Itabbit.
Conybeare, F. C. 28-6S8a.

— , John Jodas 7-70d ; 1-
697c.

— , Mary 24-320d.
—.WILLIAM DANIEL 7-70b:

S-309d.

— , WILLIAM JOHN 7-70d.
Conyers, Amelia Darcy, baron

es* 18-368d : 4-898a.

— , G. W. F. Osborne, baron :
tee Leeds. G. W. F. Osborne.
duke of.

— (barony) 13-S83c.
Conyers. Ga. 11-751 (C2).

ne 8-942b.

tie 8-942b.

Conza, It. : orr Compaa.

Alexander 18-41 3a;U*

: 24-117.1

Conrer-Brilcke. Ger. : battle

(18T«)t-TS4o.
Cooch Behar. native state

trr Kuck Behar.
Coochs Bridge. Del. 17-S2S

(HI).

COODE, SIR JOHN 7-70d ; M-
299b.

8TANBUH-
GH 7-7 1 a.
•but
ARUDUTTOM7-71a.

7-7 1 b.
T.

,,rtMlrrtrk AlUrt
Zl- . U

lerlck r-barkw 3-»Ole.
- . JAME8 7-7 Ib; ll-«19a:
Alaoka 1-4771. ; Antarrtte
21-'J«i.'a; U-»«l d
Arctic 21-94 W ; Aiulrala**
2-Kil»a. i»-«l»J : rartflc O.
•0-419b ; .tat ix- M-179a.
-. John (boccanwr) 4V7 104.
— . John iHMgla* 18-Mld.
— , John Maaon 7-7 Ja.
—. O. F. 7-l«ta.

-

'•:.-. .
. 3-937c.
Cook, Ark. 1-551 (Cl).
— . Fla. 18-440 (D6).
— , Neb. 18-314 ( I
— . cape. Can. 4-6OO <C3).
—.co.. N.Z. 18-624 (FT and

— . Inlet. AUk. 1-471 (G3) ; 17-

KM.Ib : 7-72U.
COOK 1SLS.. ar. hip.. Pac.O.

7-731,; 18-436 (16-7); 20-

437c.
— , Islets, Pac.O. : trr Tarawa.

— (Aorangi). mt., N./.. 18-814
(C4):l«-62Sa.

— . park, Sydney 18-178 (Al

and C3).

— , pt., Md. 17-818 (GJ).
— , str.. N.Z. 18-624 (E4) ; 18-

.,.•1,1
Conkamldgera, NJB.W. 18-

I - I. i .

Cook-conner : ire Red wrasw.
Cook Co.. III. 14-304 (El) ; 14-
14-

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (E-F1).
Cooke. Sir Anthony 8-997a.
— , Edward 8-51Td.

— , Eleutheros 7-7 3c.
— , Eliaha 17-885a.
— , E. W. 1-1 08d.
—.GEORGE FREDERICK 7-

— . Henry 22-290C ; l-53c ; 1-

.

— , H. L. 8-865b.
— , JAY 7-73c ; 10-293C.
— , John Esten l-836c,
— . J. P. 2-128a.
— , ROSE TERRY 7-74a.
— , Thoma» (optician) M-565b;

. '.' 9-'.'' • ,

W. F. 2S-74C ; M-511b ;
28-583d.
Cooke. Mont. 14-276 (D-E3).

— Co.. Tex. 88-690 ( A-B6).
Cooke lens U-MOb ; 28-i62a ;

26-:
Cooker (brewing) : tre Con-

COOKERY 7-7 4a ; 8-22 la ; 18-

612c.

Cookes, Sir Thomas 2O-4 1 Ib.
Cookeville. Tenn. 28-620 (Fl ).
Cookham, Berks. 18-941 (Bl) ;

3-7- .:..

— Dean. Berks. 18-942 (Bl).
- Rise. Berks. 18-941 (Bl).
Cookhill. Wore*. 28-814b.
Cookhouse. Cape Col. S-234d.
Cook-koo-ooac, tribe : tee

Kusan.

Cookley. Wore*. 18-758 (Al).
Cookport. Pa. U-106 (E4).
Cooks, Mich. 18-371 (D4).
— . N-Mex. 18-510 (C5).
— , head. N.Z. 18-614 (CT).
— , mt.. N.Mex. 19-520 <C5).
— , mts.. X.Mt-x. 19-i2u (C5).
— , riv., N.S.W. 28-278 (B4).
Cook's Cairn, mt., Scot. 3-

3 Ha.

Cooks Company 18-81 la-
Cooks Creek, riv., Nev. 8-8

(El).

Cookshire. Can. 12-724 (E3>
CooksmiU Green. Ess. 18-U41

(Fl).

Cook* Mills. IU. 14-304 (D4).
Cookson. Bryan M-571d.
— , Thomas 28-930a.
— . Messrs 18-635a ; 11-lOSa.
Cooks Springs, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Cookstown. Ire. (Antrim) 14-

COOKsfoWN, Ire. (Tyrone)
7-76c: 14-744 <E2) ; geology
17-550a. 14-7441i.

— , N.J. 18-501 (C3).

CooksTiDe, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).

— , Nfd. 18-479 (A-B1).

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197

COOK-CORI

COOKTOWN, co., Queens. 1

76e : 2-960 (H3) ; mines 2

952b.

Cookville, Tex. 26-690 <N2).
Cook v. Jenkins 13-362b.
COOKWORTHY, WILLIAM 7-

76d;5-756a.

Cook-wrasse : see Red wrasse.
Cool, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Coolabah, N.S.VV. 19-538 (D2).
Ooolac, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Coolah, N.S.W. 19-538 (E2).
Coolamon, N.S.W. 19-538 (D4).
Coolaney, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Coolattin, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Cooldrevny: battle (561): see

Culdreimne.

Cooledse, Tex. 26-690 (L4).
Cooleemee, N.C. 19-772 (B2).
Cooley, Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
— , pt., Ire. 14-744 (E3).

— Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54 (Cl).
COOLG ARDIE, W.Aus. 7-76d ;

2-960 (C6) ; 28-540d.

— Goldfleld, dist., W.Aus. 2-
960 (C6) ; 2-963a ; 27-48d.

— North, dist., W.Aus. 2-960
(C5) ; 28-541b.

Coolid?e, Ga. 11-752 (C5).

— , Kan. 15-654 (A2).

— , Ky. 15-740 <D4).

— , int., Alps l-742b.

COOLIE 7-7 7a; Assam 2-772c
Australia 2-949d, 2-964b
Canada 5-149e, 4-599a ; Fij
10-33SC ; Hawaii 13-S9a
Japan 15-243c ; Mauritius
17-9 13c, 17-9 lib : Natal 19-
260c ; Peru 21-276c ; He-
union 23-208b ; Transvaal
5-246c. 23-4Sla. 27-209a,
18-478b ; U.S. 18-432a, 28-
358a, 5-20a; 27-734b.

Coolin, N.Dak. 19-780 (El).

Coolin, mts., Scot. : see Cuillin.

Cooliner, Kent 16-942 (Q3).

Cooling (phys.) 6-847a; 6-
848a; 13-1 19a.

Coolmore, Ire. 3-283b.

Coolock, Ire. 14-744 (E5) ; 8-
618b.

Coolspring, Del. 17-828 (13).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D3).

Cool Springs, N.C. 19-772 (B2).

Cooltetoodera, Ire. : see Port-
arlington.

Coolthan, W.Aus. 2-960 (A4).

Coolullah, Queens. 2-960 (G3).

Coolville, O. 20-26 (G6).

Cooly : see Coolie.

Cooly Hill, mt,. Mass. 17-852
(C2).

COOMA, N.S.W. 7-78c; 19-
538 (E5) ; 19-538b ; 2-953a.

Coomaraswftmy, A. K. 18-
807b ; 27-48c : 28-990b.

Coomassie, Br.W.Af. : see Ku-
masi.

Coomb (geqg.) : see Combe.

— (malt) 17-506a.
Coombah. N.S.W. 19-538 (A3).
Coombe, Sur. 26-140b.

— Abbey, Warwick. 28-343c.

— Bissett, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4).

Coomberdale, W.Aus. 2-960

(B6).
Coombe rock : see Brighton

Elephant Bed.
Coombe's Hill, Sur. 28-701a.

— Tor, hill, Derby. 28-933
(B3).

Coorabie, N.S.W. 19-538 (C3).
Cootnhola, riv., Ire. 14-744

(B5).

Coomhola Grits 14-745b.
Coompta, India : see Kumta.
Coon, riv., la. 14-732 (C2).
Coonabarrabran, N.S.W. 19-

538 (E2).
Coonamble, N.S.W. 19-538

(D-E2) ; 19-539C.
Coon Butte, mt., Ariz. 28-

187b.

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 <C2).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
(G2).

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-608 (C4).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(Fl).

Cooney, N.Mex. 19-520 (B4).
Coongar, harb., Ire. 14-744

(B5).

Cooning, N.S.W. 19-538 (Dl).
Coonoor (Kunur), India 14-382

(G14) ; 19-701D.
Coon Rapids, la. 14-732 (C3).

— Valley, Wi*. 28-740 (B5).
COOPER, ABRAHAM 7-78c.
— , ALEXANDER 7-78d ; 18-

527a.

— , Anthony Ashley, 1st ear
and 7th earl of Shaftesbury i
tee Shaftesbury, 1st and 7th

— fsiR ASTLEY PASTON 7-

79a : l-938a ; 26-129a.
— , Charles A. 8-943b.
— , CHARLES HENRY 7-79b.

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

Cooper, E. J. (astronomer) 19-
956a.

— , Frank : see Simms, Wil-
liam Gilmore.

— , JAMES FENIMORE7-79c ;
l-833d.

— , John5-137d; 16-300a.

— , Mercater 15-237C.

— , PETER 7-80b.

— , SAMUEL 7-80d ; 18-526d
(PI. I. figs. 4, 6).

— , Samuel (the Younger) 18-
526d.

— , Susan Fenimore 7-80a.

— , THOMAS (bishop) 7-81a.

— , THOMAS (Chartist) 7-81c.

— , THOMAS (educationalist)
7-Slb.

— , 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).

— , Me. 17-434 (E4).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E7).

— , N.J. 19-502 (DJ).

— , Tex. 26-690 (112).

— , isl., Atl.O. 3-793C.

— , isls., Md. 17-828 (Q4).

— , 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 settloment
1-91 Id ; Blanc's social work-
shops 4-39b ; British agri-
culture l-398b ; Brook
Farm 4-645d ; building so-
cieties 13-81 Sc ; conciliation
boards 2-3321) ; Fourier 10-
751d; French law (1863)
10-87 Ic ; Italian develop-
ment 15-14a ; labour ex-
change experiment 16-7a ;
Ncale's work 19-320b ;
Owen's scheme 20-395C ;
] ! \Hsian artel system 2-(i63b,
23-SS7d ; 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 ; 27-132a.

Cooper Co., Mo. 18-608 (D3).

— Group, isls., Jap. : see
Kotakarashima.

Cooper-Hewitt, P. 16-67 Oa ;

27-180d.
Cooper Hill, mt., Vt. 19-490

(B6).

Cooper-Key, A. 22-782d.
Coopersale, Ess. 16-942 (E2).
Coopersburg, Pa. 21-106

(M5).
Cooper's Creek, riv., S.Aus. :

see Barcoo.

Coopers' Company 16-81 la.
Cooper's Dictionary 7-81b.
Cooper's Ferry, N.J. : see

Camden.
Cooper's hawk (Stanley's

hawk) 13-95b.
Cooper's HOI (Denham) 8-20d ;

8-92a.
Cooper's Hill College, Egham

9-17c.
Coopers Mills, Me. 17-434

(C4).

Cooperstown, HI. 14-304 (B4).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F2).
COOPERSTOWN, X.Y. 7-90b ;

19-596 (E-F3) : 3-458c.
— , Pa. 21-106 (C2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F4).

— Junction, N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
Coopersville, Mich. 18-372

(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 ll-712c;
current ll-712d ; curvi-
linear 26-120b ; line 11-
722a; oblique ll-712d ;
polar 11-7 16b ; rectangular
ll-712d ; tangential 7-656a,
ll-717a ; tetrahedral 26-
671a ; transformation of
ll-715b, ll-719a; tri-
linear 7-656a, ll-716c.

COORG (Kodagu, Kodavu)
prov., India 7-91a ; 14-382
(F13).

Coorprs, people 7-91c.
COORNHERT, DIRCK VOLC-

kertszoon 7-92c ; 2-576c ;

8-722C ; 27-521d.
Coorong, The, lagoon, S.Aus.

2-960 (F7) ; 25-493a.
Coorongite 9-160c.
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 (Al).
— , riv., Ala. and Ga'. 1-460

(C3) ; 11-752 (Al) ; l-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-B4).
Coosemans, Joseph 20-507c.
Cooskie Itidge, mts., Cal. 5-8

(Al).

COOT7-92d; 3-97 4a.
Cootamundry, N.S.W. 19-538

(D4).
Cooto, Sir Charles : see Mount -

rath, Charles C'ootc, earl of.
— , SIR EYRE 7-93b ; 2-447a ;

7-612a.

— , H. Charles 16-957a.
— , Richard, earl of Bello-

mont : see Bellomont, earl

of.

Coote r. Sprigg 2-73c.
Cootehill, Ire. 14-744 (D2) ; 5-

572d.

Cooter, Mo. 18-608 (A5).
— , lake, Ire. 14-744 <C3).
Cootes Store, Va. 28-118

(C-D2).

Cooum. riv., India 17-2910.
Cop, Nicolas 5-72a.
Cop (diet.) 8-752b.
C'opacabana, Arg. 5-.102b.
— , Rio de Janeiro .23-354a.
— , penin., Peru 21-267a.
Copacinu, mt., Rum. 23-826

(Cl).

Copae, Gr. 12-440 (E2).
COPAIBA (Copaiva) 7-93d ;

19-422b ; 22-665d.
Copnifera 16-382b ; 16-383d.

— hymenofolia : see Quiebra-
hacha.

— Lansdorfli 7-93d.
Copais, lake, Gr. 12-424 (E2) ;

4- I I Id: 12-4371>.

Copake, N.Y. 19-M6 (G3).

COPAL 7-94a; l-793c; Indian
7-789b ; varnish 20-458c.

Copalis Rock, isl., Wash. 28-
354 (A2).

COPALITE, or COPALINE 7-
94b ; l-794a.

Copalquin, Mex. 18-318 (D2).

Copal tree 2-52d ; ll-772d.

COPAN, Hond. 7-941) ; 5-678
(B3) ; 5-678d ; temple re-
mains 1-812 (PI. III. flgs. 6,

— , Okla. 20-58 (Fl).

— , riv., Hond. 7-94b.

Copano, bay, Tex. 26-690 (K7).

COPARCENARY 7-94b ; 20-
871d.

Co-partnership 22-424C ; hous-
ing 13-823b ; labour 7-85a.

Copauni, harb.. Mass. 19-166a.

Copaux, H. 6-604a.

Cop-Choux limestone 8-125C.

Copdock, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2).

Cope, Sir Anthony 28-521a.

— , Arthur S. 20-500d ; 9.
CfiSa.

—.EDWARD DRINKER 7
94c ; 20-584c ; bathmism
27-911C ; Caccilia and Siren
4-933a, 25-154c ; fishes 14-
248a ; reptiles 23-141a, 25-
288a.

— , EDWARD MEREDITH 7-
94d.

— , Sir John 5-941 b ; 24-455d ;
battle of Dettingen 13-1 Ola ;
revenue frauds committed
25-280d.

— , Richard Whittaker : Albion
press 22-351d.

— , Sir Walter 15-733d.

Cope, Colo. 6-722 (H2).

— , pt., Sp. 25-530 (E4).

COPE (vestment) 7-95a
(Plates); 23-41 4a; Eliza-
bethan enactments 27-
1061d : Flemish-French 9-
312c; Syon9-311c.

— (muzzle) 10-287b.

Copehan, tribe l-811d ; 14-

454b.

Copei, mt., Vencz. 17-704d.
Copei(bot.) 7-596d.
COPELAND, HENRY 7-96a.
— , Ralph 6-760C.

— and Garratt 5-758c.
Copeland, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C2).

— , Ida. 14-276 (Al).

— , isl., Ire. 14-744 (F2).

Copeman, S. Monckton 20-
792a.

Copemish, Mich. 18-372 (E5).

COPENHAGEN (Kjdbellhavn)
Den. 7-96b ; 8-24 (E3) ;
Academy of Arts 7-96c, 7-
98b ; Academy of Sciences
l-97d ; bhnd school 4-62c ;
Christian IV. 's improve-
ments 8-33b ; fireslO-401d ;
Fort Lyngby 10-701a dig.) ;
libraries 7-97b, 16-576a ;
museums 19-64C, 19-67a ;
observatories 19-959a ;

porcelain manufacture S-
751c, 5 - 758d ; prisons
22-.!(i8c; Royal theatre 7-
96c, 13-581a ; siege (1658-
1660)ll-51d; treaty (1441)
12-930b ; treaty (1660) 8-
34a, 26-204a ; treaty (1674)
8-:i(ia ; treaty (1720) 26-
206b, 8-36b ; university 7-
97a, 27-760c ; zoological
gardens 28-1019C.

— , battle of 7-99b ; 20-827d ;
23-;(o:ia.

Copenhagen, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

— , co., Den. 8-27a.

" Copenhagen " (war-horse)
12-904d.

Copenhagen Fields, Lond. 14-
874b.

— House, Lond. 9-552b.
Copenick, Ger. : sec Kopenick.
Copeognathal9-439b; 13-4:)la.
Copepod larva : see Cyclops

larva.

Copepoda 7-553b ; 9-656b.

Coperage : see Cooperage.

Coperario, Giovanni : see
Cooper, John.

Copernicia cerifera : see Wax-
palm.

COPERNICUS (Koppernick),
Nicolaus 7-100c; 2-81 la;
6-405c ; monuments ll-42c,
28-33-1(1 ; Simocatta's letters
translutcd25-124c; trigono-
metry 27-272a.

Coperta 5-7 3 7 a.

Copertino, It. 15-4 (F4).

Copeus 23-759d ; 23-7G3d.

Copeville, Tex. 26-690 (C7).

Copford, Ess. 9-7 85d.

Cophen, riv., Asia : see Kabul.

Cophias 16-826a.

Cophinus 28-485b.

Copho (physician) 18-47a ; 28-
3c.

Cophophryno 26-1035c.

Copia (myth.) l-80b.

Copiac, It. : see Thurii.

Copiah Co., Miss. 18-000 (B4).

Copiapite 14-799a ; 18-514a.

COPIAPO,Chil.7-101a; 2-462
(C2).

— , riv., Chil. 2-462 (B2) ; 6-
144b.

Copiatao : see Grave-digger.

COPING (archi.) 7-101b ; 17-
845a.

— (falconry) 10-1 42b.
Copinger, Walter Arthur 3

910d.
Copinshay, isl., Scot. 24-412

(Fl) ; 20-280b.
— , Horse of : see Horse of

Copinshay.

COPLAND, ROBERT 7-101c.
— , William 7-101c ; 8-445C.
Coplay, Pa. 18-876d.
Cople, Beds. 9-424 (IV. B2) ;

3-622a.
COPLESTON, EDWARD 7-

lOlc.

— , Reginald S. 14-396d.
Coplestone, Dev. 8-134d.
Copley, Anthony 23-414a.
— , J. SINGLETON (painter)

7-101d; 20-518b.
— , John Singleton : see Lynd-

hurst, baron.
Copley, Can. 17-584 (A3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (G2).
Copley medal 23-793C.

— Square, Boston, Mass. 4>
291b.

Copner, James 18-630c.
Copnor, Hants. 22-132 (map).
Copolis, Fortunatus de : see

Fortunatus de Copolis.
Coponius (Roman governor'

15-399b.

Copparo, It. 9-338a ; 15-81a.
Coppay, isl., Scot. 24-412 (A2)
Coppe amatorii (ceramics) 5>

736c.
Copp6e, Evence 6-656b.

COPPEE, FRANCOIS EDOU-
ard Joachim 7-101d ; 11-
147a ; 10-888C.

— , HENRY 7-102b.

Coppename, riv., D.Gui. 12-
681a.

Copper, isls., Alsk. 3-775d ; 11-
353ft.

— , lake, Minn. 18-550 (B3).

— , mt., India 3-095d.

— , riv., Alsk. 1-472 (13) ; 1-
473e.

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (D3).

COPPER 7-102c; alchemists
l-521c ; alloys l-704c, 18-
201b,25-ll«a ; aualysisand
assaying 2-777c, 6-62b, 7-
llOb; bronze age 4-640d ;
deposits 18-504d ; early
history 2-351c ; Egyptian
implements 9-(i8c, 9-73c ;
electrical properties 6-857b ;
Indian inscriptions 14-621b ;
medieval tises 18-205d ;
metallurgy 7-103c, 18-204c ;
money 18-697c; ore dressing
20-24 ib; ores 7-103a; paint-
ings on 18-527C, 26-637c ;
Phoenicians 21-455c ; pig-
ments 21-599a ; production
7-108d, 27-601a, 9-915c ;
rooting 23-703c; U.S. 27-
643c ; welding 28-503d.
- acetylide 7-109d.

• — age 2-351C.

Copperah : see Copra.

Copper arsenate 7-110b ; 6-
527d ; 20-87d.

— arsenides 7- 1 1 Ob.
COPPERAS 7-llOc : see also

Ferrous sulphate.
Copperas Cove, Tex. 26-690
(K4).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690 (13).
Copper-beech 3-638d.
Copper bismuth glance : see

Wittichenite.

— bit (soldering) 4-464b.

— bromides 7-109d.

— butterfly 16-475d.

— carbonate 7-110b ; 3-86c ;
17-455C.

Copper Center, Alsk. 1-472

(13).
Copper chloride 7-109c ; 2-

822b ; l-677d.
Copper Creek, riv., 111. 14-304

(A2).

Copper cyanide 2-777d.
Copperfield, Queens. 2-960

<H4).

Copper lluoride 7-109c.
COPPER-GLANCE7-110c;18-

515a.
Copper Harbour, Mich. 18-372

Copper head (snake) 25-292d.
COPPERHEADS 7-110d.
Copperhill, Nev. 5-8 (D2).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
Copper Hill, Va. 28-118 (B3).
Copper hydride 7-109c.

— hydrogen arsenite : see
Schccle's green.

— hydroxide 7-109b.
Coppering 26-695c.
Copper iodide 7-109d.
Copper matte 7-103c.

— mica : see Chalcophyllite.
COPPERMINE, riv., Can. 7-

Ilia; 5-160 (F-G2) ; 11-

31a.
Copper Miners of England,

Company of l-43b.
Copper-nickel : see Niccolite.
Coppcrnin 8-740b.
Copper nitrate 7-1 lOa.

— nitride 7-110a.

— nitrite 7-110a.
Copperopolis, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Copper oxide 7-109d.

— oxychloride 7-809d.

— pheasant 21-301c.

— phosphate 7-1 lOa ; 6-528a.
• — phosphides 7-llOa.
Copperplate (textile printing)

26-G'JOIi.
Copper poisoning 6-082d ; 16-

320c ; neuritis 19-428C, 21-

894d.
COPPER-PYRITES 7-1 lla ; 7-

HOd ; 17-455d ; 22-692d.
Copper Queen mine, Ariz. 17-

456a.

— silicates 7-11 Ob ; 6-320b.

— sulphantimonite 26-670c.

— sulpharsenite26-670c.

— sulphate 7-1 09d ; l-397c ;
electrolysis 9-217a ; emetic
9-336b; poisoning 21-894d,
l-226d, 4-468d; solu-
bility 25-369a.

— sulpliide 7-109d ; 28-185C.

— sulphite 7-109d.
Coppervale, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Copper xanthate 28-881c.
Coppet, Auguste de 13-868c.
Coppct, Su-itz. 26-242 (A4).
COPPICE or COPSE (diet.) 7-

lllc.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

198

To make full use »f thi* /mf\ « it If wcntlal to read the
instructions given on Page I.

i...

: i '.

•
, carlo I3-:;it. : 10-

• .-,- ii, :

Ooprldae 10-l»wd.
II n>.
n 11

•

: lemi, 23-1 <tld.

COPROLITES ilienwr .tone.)
7-111.1 ; i.

.>!,. 19-l".-l ; M-luv

nrmus : tt» Cttnatantinc

Copras. la!.. Or. 1X-440 (K3).
^^B> : *" Coppice.

KM. 10-942

• Inirvli 7-11 1. 1: 6-338.-:
-I- un.i (•••.ItvuU

lo.|i>7«. 10-22:io; statistic.
-tJiicnt.r?- 1051»c,
10-627 b.

— Church <rnlat)X3-488o.

— language 7-1 1IL: 9-S9a:

•• versions 3-88»d ; • !.-
• ,.

artos O-Ttoc. 9-iKb : llausa
and Nubian connexions 13-

— literature 7-11 4c; 13-245b.

— monastery 1-1 3d.

•• 27-540C.
~teetaXO-918b.
COPTOS , Ueft. Kcbto, mod.

Kurt). Egy. 7-ir.M; t-4u

: 2-655a ; Ptolemaic

: ;UgS 0-77a.

COPTS7-113a; 0-90d; 0-93e;

church architecture 1-39 lb.

X-lJSa : easterns. t-33a ;

embroidery 0-3 lod (fig.) ;

flax wearing 28-449O ;

modern ht«tory 8-»9o ;

- :.-•:- 9- Do; « ..... I • ..r\

Ing 20-79Gb.
('..;..;, OK* 16--:N : 16-

S89d : tt-276d ; Aristotle's

vlew2-JUa.

— <iool.)0-816d.
Copus, aullelmua 18-48b.
Oop winder 28- II M.
Copy(dict.)10.547d.
COPYHOLD 7-1 16c : 7-980a :

17-.v.i7c ; eoniiiion rights 6-
:»]!•: . n-toimiry freehold
7-iir.ila : forfeit urv 10-66«b ;
Littleton on 10-704* ; privi-
leged 22-37 la; surrender
20-I37C.

Copyholder ( proof-reading) 22<
4 t8b.

MK Ink 14-572c.

COPYING MACHINES 7-117,1.

- 28-llT
PYRI

..

COPYRIGHT 7-1 18a;X7-118a;
7-1J nial 7-

I.' ;li : IniiiiTia! Conference
U910)7-128d: International
T-lno; literary 7-llMi;
newspapers 10-.">44e; 22-
300b ; publisher's lien 16-
S96a>; reporter aa author 23-
108a; trade mar;
iished27-r.>M.; r

,te» 7-124a, 2S-274b.
Ooq de perle 21-25a.
Coquanl. Arthur 16-9(!b.
OOQUBLM, BENOIT CON-

itam 7-l'.".lh. ..

— , Krneat Alexandra Honor*
7-l-".ie.

— . Joan 7-129c.
COQUEREL. ATHANASE

joiu«7-r.'>.i.! : 11-1 :

— , ATHANASE LAURENT
CharlM 7-l.'10o.

irles AiiKUHtin 7-130b.
Ooooero. cape, C'.Am. S-678

COQUES (C.H-x). GONZALEZ
7-1 .'in. : 16-11 (PI. IV.

Xorthiimb. 9-ir.'
(1. 1 28-:i26b.

COQUET, riv.. Northumb. 7-
: 9-ir.' , I. K.'i : 19-

19-7'.'"b.
COQt t
Coquetdsle, dist., Xorthnmb

Oo«iul. bay, Colom. 6-701 (A3)
lie. Bel.Cong. 8

In nut 19-'.U-<!.
Coquillart, GuiUaume ll-120c

Otmffl*, OUT 10-9161.. 7-

i .... ;..i.
— , pi

, «. »>-il-
20--

r»liip) : tet " As-
trolal

1 1

7-UOd; I-

till. 7-130.1 : 2-461

i,

•rt Klijul.
<iuiii- 3-HOOa.
nuito palm i-l Ifil..

• til, .in, I,. 7-136e.

tre J i. tin of Cora.
i .
• i
— . India : ter Kora.

. It. : frr Con.

— . K»n. IS-H.'.I i HI),
i

. .\1... is

. \\ \... 28-

i Or* (I MWMC*) »--•'• '-
l-orml.la.Tluiii. 23-K28 <H.1).
Coracao. Uru. 4-440 (110).
Coracealum. A«la M. : me

Corac£e*3-977d ; M-.1S8d.
Corarlaii garrulu« : tte Roller.
Coraclldae : tte Holler.
CbracUforniM 3-977d; 3-978b;

M-318b ; 3-905d.
Ooraclna icuttata : trt Paco.
Corarlomorphue 3-962c ; 3-

•.';- .

CORACLE 7-131a.

i am "-.•• •••!: ... . .• ,- ••• • 15-

i- ....

CXmco-brachlalU muarlc 19-

Ue.

Ooraco-humcral ligament 15-
4Mb,

Ooracold bone 14-'J ">ud ; Mono-
m-tuata 18-7:11,1 ; Tel*
oatean tlnheg 14-x6xa.

— process l-941d.

Coracopals 17-9 13b.

Coraoornitlu'H 20-:t28b.

Coradi. li. 4-ll.sik- ; curro-
inrtrr 4-'J75d ; Intograiih 4-

Coradive, coral bank, Ind.O.

lO-36d.
CORAES, ADAMANTIOS 7-

131a : 12-.V-1 :.(! : 12-493d.
( 'orainil I people i : .^-f Corioudi.
Coral, Fla. 10- .1" i I!.'.).
— , Mich. 18-

. 1'a. 21-1(10 tDI).
— , bay. P.l>. 21-.:;e_'(A6).
— , bay, W.I. 24-1'.'. i.
— , isl., Fr. Guin. 17-1 4a.
— , sea. Austr. 2-960 (112).
CORAL 7-131b; alabaster

imitation l-467a ; lishenes

10-36b. 15-lld.

• flab 10-87 Oa.
cor.il- 5-., 7',:,.
Coralios. rlv.. Or. 2-82Sd.
CORALL1AN 7-131d; ll-670c;

15-.'.69a.
Corallidae 2-99c.
Coral limestone 16-696d.
- limestone scries 3-380d.
Corulli : l-,'J3b.

Oorallinaceae l-591d ; l-.".«7e.
ne CraK 21-M71. ; 11-

870a ; 3-9711..

— Oolite ll-670c.

•ph. l.i ll-.'.17a.
CoraUlophilIdaell-517a,

2S-7'.'9c.
Corallium rubrum : tee Red

coral.
Corallorhiza2O-172b.

— innata : tee Coral-root.
Coralliim i diet, i 2-97d.
Corallus (reptile) 25-J-'.>l> : 23

17' ,.

Coral polype : frr Cor.il-.

Coral Bag 7-1 :<2a : ll-670c;
oxford shire 20- 1 l.'.d.

CORAL-REEFS 7- 1 ::2e : Atoll
2-870d ; dolomitization 8'
::•!.,.

Cimil-ront 20-172e ; 23-713b ;
25-*78n (tie.).

2-'>-i' : 28-l015d ;
Devonian 8-1 '.'7(1; geologi-
cal age 28-10lSa; Haeckel
on 18-C66I. ; Jurassic 15-
570a ; mndreporarian 2-
lOIa. 2-102a (fig.) : Ordo-
rlcian 20-2:'.7d : reefs : trr
Coral-reefs; Silurian 25
1 10d ; Triable 27-260a.

Coral sand 24-1 .ml..

CORAM. THOMAS 7-134e

10-717!.; Hogarth's portrait
13----I-.7.I.

1 1 - .'
Corambidae ll-523a.

>M (03).

QOM AN

i.J-440 (Dt):
) U-oisd.

«.-....

DllUUi. ml.. N.M.-X. 10-120

.il.aii. 8wlU. 20-242 <CJ).
CORBAN idi.-i • 7-

.11. It. 15-1
Corbas. fort.
CORBEIL. WILLIAM OF 7-

•i
CORBEIL. Kr. 7-l.18a ; 10-

CORBEL7-I ','• : 17-Mia.

17-M..b ; 2-

M. IlldleyOO-SOld.
. HICHARD 7-1360.

-. .1. J.22-63»a.
I'll. 21-106 (OS).

• -
. I. Wilham de: tee

,::i de ( 'orliell.

:.i 16-1-' 'I. ; 2O-819d ;

Japan 15-16la.
Corbldae 10-123a.
Corbie. Fr. 10-778 (F2) : 25-

392d : 10-549b ; siege (1636)

20-857a.

— . Ger. : tee Corvey.
CORBIE (diet.) 7-136C.

an. Is. 9-430 (VI.
: 15-.t:ila.
Corbieres, Switz. XO-'.'i.
— , mta.. Fr. 10-778 <K5) ; 22-

888d ; geology 1-6441.. 13-

.. l.,

Corbie steps (diet.) 7-136o.
Corblgny. Fr. 10-778 (I
Corl.ilo, Kr. 24-32d.
Corl.m. Ivy. 15-740 (D4).
— . Va. 28-11-
— . cap.-. Xfd. 19-479 (CM.
— , harbour, Xfd. 19-479 (C3).
Corbiniunil-. St 11-UOa.
corl.io. It. 15--.; (CO) ;10-270a.

CORBRIDGE. Northnmb. 7-

136c; 0-412 (1. D3) : fee

orstopitllln.
Corl.n. KIIIH. 23-.S26 (A»).

MI. 23-826 (112).
— , mt.. KIIIH. 23-826 (A»).
Corl.iilu MM,,llM~.-) 16-1140.

irozoa) 14-153a.
Corbularia : fee. Hoop-petti-

, ,..,- i...r, • ,
Corhulidae 16-1 'Jin.
CORBULO. GNAEUS DOMI-

Uu»7-136d.
Corl.ulomya 16- 1 2 la : 9-663d.

. 9-11 •'. ill. ii I '.
— , Korthanta, 9-f.-o ill
— . Great, Cumb. 9- 1 1 -'
Cor Carol!: tee Cane-. Venati-

Corcasa, marshes. Ire. 6-426b.
Cunvlles, Switz. (Ncuchatel)
26--.' I -J ,1

. -nitz. (Vainl.) 26-242 (B3).
Corehiaiio. It. 10-1171..
Cnrchorus lO-.'H lb.

Claris lS-803d.

.*/• ,le\s 's Mallow.
MS. Kr. 10-77- dl:i).
l.aicde. triln- 14-7
Coreolle. It. 1S-I (F-(il).
( '(.reomroe Altl.ev. niins. Ire.
14-711 (C3): 14-7fild.

Mruad. tribe 14-7«ld.
Coreoran. William Wilson 26-

: 28-.1.'.Oa.
Corcoran. Cal. S-^ (D3).

6-7-.-J .'.J .
Corcorax 7-.'.l'.'e.

Mido. irulf. Hill. 0-1 43b.
— . mt., lira*. 23-::.'.:id.

. int.. Chil. 2-1.;-.' (Ii:.).
Corcublon, Sp. 25-J30 (Al):

ll-l"-.'.l.
- . Lav. Sp. 25-.130 (Al).

1 (son of Itayczid) 3-
-. .,:,..

i Loegdi. 'rlbe 14-7.19a.
Corcyra, C,r. 12-110 (A-B1).
— , M.. Or. 12-440 (Al): 19-

88Sc : ter nlfo Corfu.
— Xisrra. isl.. Adriatic Sea :
frr Cnrrola.

n Hall, building. Ells

..

CORD 7-l.-i7h.
— . silken (China) 6-1 84d.
Corda. d. .1. 21-7 1:1. 1.
Corrtainnt'in- 20-.">:f>ia : eatkln

2O-.12fl (Plate. He. 31).
Cordaitalex (Cordaiteae) I

537b ; 12-754b.

f-lltd; 12-7604

i .1

•

(diet :•
JIJ—l'T tJfilL

^KMOMT.MARUC
OaHoiH 7-U7b. 10-

-• 2O-381e.

W-Aiia

-UJb.

' • •' . :nmrtttnfl V*t4OCL

CORDCUKIM, CLUB Or THE
7-1 1U • ; IS-llKc.

Cordelier trio »-7»4d.

ConleU. okla. ••>»• HW?J).

UordMnor. Ueraui i

Corder. Mo. is-nu-

•• Coi

CORDERIUS 7-1 38b.

Cordero. Lola OOxOa,

— . II. 10-1 tWe.

Cordea, Simon de ll-6I7c.

Cordea, An/ 2- n

CORDES. Fr. 7-13ix: ; lO-77>«
(F5).

— , III. 14-304 (C4).

Cordia 4-24xb.

— geraacanthea : ate Agua-

6 .: L

— geraaouitholdea : tee Rarla.
Cordial 10-:

Cordicr, Mathurin : tte Cord-

• • .-.

— , P. L. 21-324d ; 14-726c.
Cordiere. La Belle : tee Labe.

Louise
Cordierite : ter lollte.

— gneiss 12-149c : 13-7111..
CORDILLERA 7-

— , ml-.. X.Am. 10-7 82a; 5-
675b ; climate 5-147<i; 27-
633b; geology 5-14.-.(. 5-

— Marianlel. mU.. Sp. and

i. 2S-i7b.

— Occidental. mU., S.Am. :
tee Andes.

— Oriental, mU., S.Am. : ter
Andes.

Cordilleran, glacier. Can. 4-

,98d-

CORDITE 7-138C ; erosive ac-
tion 20-217d ; invention 19-

Cordoba, Francisco Hernandez

de 28-'.M:;n ; 19-
— , GONZALO FERNANDEZ

de 7-139d.

— , Don Jone dc 24-5 la.
CORDOBA, An.-. 7-lllb; 2-

Hi2 (D3) ; observatory 19-

960b ; university 2-464b.

CORDOBA. Mev. 7-141c; 18-

Hi') : 18-::24a.

. S|>. : frr Cordova.
— , nits., Arg. 2-402 (D3) ; 7-

1 (In : 2-l82a-
— . pcnin., Chil. 0-1 43e.
CORDOBA, I.K.V.. Are. 7-

140d ; 2-462 (1)3) ; 2-464d.
Cordoba Durt-tiinusterung : frr

Argentine Durchmooternng.
CORDON 7-141e ; 2S-'.IX9a,
Cordonazo de San Francisco

(wind) 5-675d.
Cordon bleu 7-141d; 7-7'.a.
•inier. I,. M. 12-818d.
Cordons 2-223d.
C'ordouan, lighthouse. Fr. 23

794a ; 10-627e ; 16-634a.
Cordova, Franeisco Hernandez:

tee Cordoba. Francisco Her

•izalo Fernandez dc : tte

Cordoba, Gonxalo Fernan

dcz de.

—.Jorge 4-1 7Ba.
Cordova. Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— . III. 14-3H4 (B2).
— . Md. 17-828 (G3).
CORDOVA. Sp. 7-1 42a: 2S

530 (CD; 23-C.IS (Ii:t) ;

caliphate 0-916 (map). 25-

542c, l-31a; cathedral and

mosque 7-142h. 18-H99d ;

Insurrection (I" B.C.) 5-

462a

541c, 5-.l.ld : rising (1873) 5-

47flb : treatv (1 - IB
CORDOVA, prov.. Sp. 7-141d :

2S-S30 (i
( or.liiene, prov., Asia: tee

( iordyene.

Cordiila. St 27-«n4a-
Cordulinn 8-Hi-e : 8-l70b.
CORDUROY 7-1 13b : 10-3*ld
Cordus. Aellus .Timius 2-906a.
— . AULUS CREMUTIUS 7-

143h : 23-B.'.9d.
— , Valerius Xl-353h.
cordwainers Companv 10-

nia,

— Soeietv for the blind 4-«3c.
Cordveeps militarls 20-795d.

- 20-'.M «)..
Cordvene. kingdom. Asia: are

Cordyene.

Conlvline 8-»«3b ; 10-833d.
Cordylitc 20-825c.

COOK-CORI

i 14-: 14-

i7Jd:

14-

14-1 ... :
ur<l)|ii4 14-114*

iH-

:. — -,( 24- .
urttnc) 7-«40a.

Corr-bafTrl4-I64a
Uorae, .'. - \% !«•
Coreeli. N - \S 1»

orrssKo.

Wbltcaah.

.
Coreggto

— artedl : «Leaaa»wmit«8s»

— oxrrtiywm : tft lluutlng.

— poUan : tee Pollan.

— vande4iM : tte Vrpdacaj.

.:i

..- la-sooc. toil.

, 0-7 SOa.
Core-Utter 4-2i 4a.

25-630 (El): 10-

Cop-IU llK>t.) 10-iHia.

- rziK.I.)27-

Corclla Donna, Aostr. 1-960

CORELLI ARCANGELO 7-

143o: 10-8tb.
—.MARIE 7-1 43d.

Corellmae 27-388d.
Coremlum ll-.'13'id.

II. M 22-7'.lc.
Corentyn. rlv.. Ilrit.Gul. IX-

12-67 7e.
CORENZIO. BELISARIO 7-

144a : 23-284d.
Coreopsis 13-769b ; 0-81 Sb.

13--

— grandulora 13-767C.
Coreorgonel. X.Y. IS-Kid.
Core-rail (dirt.) 25-7B.'.c.
Core Sound, Inlet, N.C. 10-77t

( F3).
CO-RESPONDENT 7-144b ; 7-

-.

Coressus (Coreasia). Gr. 12-440
<F3); »-684b: 10-885«J.

— . hill. Asia M. 0-67ZC.
C(.rethra 18-901c ; 5-686c.
(•(.retliriilie 1--

CORFE CASTLE. I'.-r-. 7-

144b; 0-4<n llll
Corfham Castle. Salop 24-

1021b.
CORFINIUM, It. 7-1 44d ; 1»-

26 (D-E3); 23-648 (D2);

10-894a.

I'orfu. (ir. 12-424 (Al) : 7-
: (..rtincationsl4-7*9o;

population 12-429a.

— . X.Y. 19-598(83).

— , cban., <ir. 12-t-'l (HI).

- . (ir. 12-424 (A-B1);

12-(28d.
CORFU, i-!.. fir. 7-1 4Sa: 12-

424 (Al); 14-729a ; 7-960d:
, •:•- 12- >n ; rainfall

12-428b.
Corhnini.ton. Hants. 0-420

(III. K'.) : 12-904C.
CORI. It. 7-1 40<- : 15-4 (D4);

1S--.T, ici-,) : temple 20-1 79b.
Coria, Sp. 25-530 (1*2) : 4-

924c.

Corialluni. Kr. 6-S2b.
CORIANDER 7-14«d ; oil XI-

1414.
Coriara myrtifolia 10 - 324e

(flR.).
Coriaro, Anjtelo : tee Gregory

XII. l pope).
CorUtllano, It, 15-4 <F5); 4-

'... M.

Corigllano juieo 10-759d.
- iitiiint) 12-r.md.
CORINGA, India 7-146d ; 14-

Kll).

CORINNA (poetess) 7-147a :
12-4S<Ml : 21-6170 ; proverb
21-877a.
Corlnna. .Me. 17-434 (C4).

— .Tas. 20-438 (Al): 0-l82a-
Corlnne, Ttah 27-SH (111 i.
Cnrinnr (Mnie. de SUel) Xf-

751d.

Corinth. l.oui-20-.MIn.
Corinth. Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— . Ark.2-5SJ(B3).
CORINTH, (ir. 7-1 47a: IX-

424 (1)3): 12-440 (D3);
coins l9-x*3d ; dialect 8-
427li. l-725b; earthquake
< 12-1271. : fountains
10-Ti-.: Isthmian gamea
11-1 i:>:i : Peloponnenian war
21-72b. 21-1 int.. 25-612a;
pottery. &e. 5-7 1 7 h, 12-
475c: religion 2-l«Be. 22-
459a. 19-.13.sb ; Itoman con-
quest (I K. II. ( .) 12-481b.

— . HI. 14-304 (D8).

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199

CORI-CORT

Corinth, Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— , Me. 17-434 (C4).

CORINTH, Miss. 7-150c; 18-
600 (Dl); battle (1862) 7-
150c, l-821b, 3-599a.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (G2).

— , Vt. 19-490 (C3).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

-— , bar- Or. 12-424 (D2-3).

— » dent., Gr. 12-424 (D3) ; 12-

— , gulf. Gr. 12-424 (D2) ; 12-
427a.

CORINTH, ISTHMUS OF, Gr.
7-150d ; 12-424 (D-E3) ;
12-437b ; geology 12-427b ;
Ionian column 2-882b.

Corinthiacus Sinus: see Cor-
inth, gulf.

Corinthian order 20-176c ;
capitals S-276d ; dentil cor-
nice 18-933a ; Greek 20-
178d, 2-380c; Indian 14-
429c; Renaissance 20-182d;
Roman 20-179d, 2-383d.

Corinthians, Epistle from, to
Paul (apocryphal) 2-lSlc.

CORINTHIANS, EPISTLES TO
The 7-150d ; 3-873a ; 20-
948a.

Corinthians, 3rd epistte to (apo-
cryphal) 2-lSlc.

— War (394-387 B.c.)12-452a;
26-742a ; l-374c.

COR INTO, C.Am. 7-154b; 5-
678 (C4).

— , isl., C.Am. 7-1 54b.

Corineus (hero) 27-287b.

Corio, Bernardino 14-906a.

Corio, bay, Viet. 28-38 (El) ;
ll-549b.

CORIOLANUS, GAIUS MAR-
cius 7-1.-. Hi.

Coriolanus (Shakespeare) 24-
78Ic.

CORIOLI. It. 7-154d; 15-26
(B6).

Coriondi, tribe 14-757C.

Corionototai. tribe 7-136C.

Coriphilusl7-12b.

CORIPPUS, FLAVIUS CRES-
oonius 7-155a.

Corisa : see Corixa.

Corisande, La belle : see
Gramont, Diane d' Andouins,
com tesso de.

CORISCO, bay, W.Af. 7-155b ;
11-99 (A2>.

Corisco, isl., W.Af. 7-1550.

Coriaidae : see Corixldae.

Corita(dict.)14-469b.

Coritani. tribe 4-584 (C5-D4) ;
10-259a: 16-7 lib.

Corityba, Braz. : see Curityba.

Corium : see Dermis.

Corixa 13-260b ; 12-422a.

Corixidae 13-261b ; 13-422b.

Cork, Dorothy Boyle, countess
of : see Burlington, Dorothy,
countess of.

— , Edward (Plantagenet) earl
of : see York, Edward, duke
of.

— , RICHARD BOYLE, 1st
earl of 7-155c.

— , Richard Boyle, 2nd earl of:
tee Burlington, 1st earl of.

— , Richard Boyle, 4th earl of :
see Burlington, Richard
Boyle, 3rd earl of.

CORK, Ire. 7-158b ; 7-159
(map) ; 14-744 (C5) ; blind
asylum 4-62b ; fires (1612,
1622) 10-401C ; geology 7-
157a ; 14-745b ; housing
13-820d; illegitimacy 14-
303a ; local government 14-
T52c; productions 14-751d;
siege (1691) 12-344a ; uni-
versity : see University Col-
lege, Cork.

CORK, co.. Ire. 7-156d; 14-
744 (C5) ; 14-773d.

— , harbour, Ire. 14-744 (C5) ;
7-159 (map) ; 7-159b ; geo-
logy 7-157b.

CORK (hot.) 7-160a; 21-742d;
21-7 56b ; chemistry 5-608d.

CORK AND ORRERY, MARY,
countess of 7-1 60c.

Cork, Bandon and South Coast
railway 14-747C.

Cork-carpet: see Kamptulicon.

Cork -elm 7-160b ; 9-296b.

Cork Harbour Water Club :
see Cork Yacht Club, Royal.

Cork oak 7-160a, 19-935b ;
Algeria l-645a ; Corsica 10-
649b.

— , pool 3-939a.

— , red marble 7-1 57b.

Corkscrewed yarn 28-906d.

Corkscrew Staircase, Dover 8-
453c.

Cork tree 25-14a : see also
Cork oak.

Corkwing : see Goldsinny.

Cork-wood: see Alligator apple.

Cork Yacht Clnb, Royal 22-
741a.

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

Corlay. FT. 10-778 (C3).
CORLEONE, Sic. 7-160d ; 15-4

(D6).

Cor Leonis : see Leo a.
Corley, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , Warwick. 28-342a.
Corliss, G. H. 25-836d ; 19-

468b : sate 23-997a.
Corliss, Wis. 28-740 (F6).
Corloch, lake, Soot. 24-418

(A3) ; 2-644d.
Corm (biol.) 18-866b ; 18-

8C7a.

— (bot.) 25-877d (flg.).
Cormac (son of Cond) 3-989d.

— (son of Oliol Olum) 14-758c;
14-7 65d.

— (Mac Art) 14-758O ; 26-
415b ; 4-4SSa.

— (M'Carthy) 5-445C.

— (MaeCuillennan) 14-765C ;
3-7 12c; glossary 5-632b ;
8-195b.

— (ua Liathain) 14-762c.

— (ua Quim) : see Cormao Mac
Art.

Cormacan (bard) 20-10Sb ; 5

630a.
Cormack, lake, Can. 19-479

(B2).
Cormac's Chapel, Cashel, Ire.

5-445c; 2-404d; 14-771b.
Cormak-Spirek furnace 18-

156d.

Cormantyne : see Kormantino.
Corme, Sp. 25-530 (Al).
Cormeilles, FT. 10-778 (E3) ;

20-SOob ; 6-25d.
CORMENIN, L. M. DE LA

Have, vicomte de 7-160d ;

24-229C.

Cormery, FT. 10-778 (E4).
Connidium 14-157b.
Cormocephalus 5-673b.
CORMON, FERNAND 7-161b ;

20-503a.

Cormons, Aus. 12-263b.
CORMONTAINGNE, LOUIS

de 7-161C ; 10-688d.
CORMORANT 7-161d ; 3-968a;

3-97 la ; egjr 9-l»d ; feathers

10-225d. See also Phalacro-

corax.
Cormorant, rock, R.I. 23-249

(D3).
Cormorants' cave. Soot. : see

Mackinnon's cave.
Cormura 6-244d.
Cormus (zool.) 14-157a.
Corn, isl., Ky. 17-64c.

— (Great), isl., Nic. 5-678 (E4).

— (Little), isl., Nio. 5-678
(E4) ; 6-702a.

— , mt., Scot. 24-412 (Dl).

CORN ((Train) 7-162b; l-399c;
Greek mythology 1-2 12c, 7-
980d, 19-120C ; Roman em-
pire 2-75a, 6-553C. See also
Grain.

— (Indian Corn) : see Maize.
CORN (path. )7-162c ;26-796b.
Cornaceae 27-57 5a ; 8-385c.
Cornag, riv., Scot. 15-7 3 Id.
Cornalia 25-100a

Cornari (family) 5-384b.
Cornarius, Janus 18-48b.
CORNARO, CATERINA 7-

162c; 12-33C.
— , Giovanni 17-5 18a.
— , Gregorio 8-503O
— , LUIGI 7-163a.
— , Vincenzo 23-846d.
Cornaro, palace, Venice2-41 2a.
Cornasaus, mt., Ire. 14-744

(E3).

Cornate, It. 15-4 (C3).
Cornay (naturalist) 20-319b.
Cornazzano, Antonio 14-903a ;

19-S34C.
CORNBRASH 7-163a ; 20-

415d.
Corn Breeders Association 14-

305b.

Corn-bunting : see Bunting.
Cornbury, Edward Hyde, Lord

19-513d ; 19-609d ; 19-778d.
— , Henry Hyde, viscount

(1638) : see Clarendon,

Henry Hyde, 2nd earl of.
— , Henry Hyde, viscount

(1710)14-30b.
Corn-cob 21-633d.
Corncockle, Scot. 24-412 (E4) ;

8-664S.

Corn cockle 5-440a.
Corn-crake 22-818b.
Corncreek, Ky. 15-740 (C2).
Corn Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506

(C4).
Corndon, hill, Salop 2-452d ;

5-300b.

Corn-drill 25-524a.
Cornea 10-92a ; 10-94a ; 10-

96c ; inflammation of : see

Keratitis.

Corneagen cells 2-291C.
Corneal corpuscle 10-92a.
Corned (diet.) 7-162C.

— beef 3-641a.

Corned powder 12-72 Id.
Corneille (the Grand Bastard)

21-388a.
— , PIERRE 7-163b ; ll-129b ;

drama, influence on 8-512a,

18-731d ; MoUiro 18-665C ;

Racine 22-T7ila. 22-77 7a;

Richelieu 24-48 7 b.
— , THOMAS 7-167a ; 7-164d ;

ll-130a.

Corneille, mt., Fr. 16-482d.
Cornein 1-515C.
Corneiros, isl., Az. 3-83 (II.).
Corneitis, interstitial 27-985d.
Cornel : see Dogwood.
CORNELIA (mother of the

Gracchi) 7-167C ; 4-938b.

— (wife of Caesar) 4-938c.

— (wife of Pompej") 18-258d.
Cornelia, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— , Via, anc. road, It. 15-26

(B6).
Cornelia de majestate, lex 23-

641d.

— de provinciis ordinandis,
lex 23-641d.

— de sicariis et veneflcis, lex
20-S63a.

— de viginti quaestoribus, lex
14-636a.

Cornelian : see- Carnelian.
Corneliana (papyrus) 20-7 1M.
Cornelian cherry 8-385C.
Cornells, Albert 7-861 b.
CORNELIUS, pope, 7-167C ;

20-lS4d ; Cyprian 7-695a.
— , CARL AUGUST PETER

7-1670.

— , Dr : see Howitt, William.
— , Gaius 6-354a.
—.PETER VON (painter) 7-

168a; 24-388o; frescoes 20-

487c.

— , Peter (m\isician) 25-410d.
— , Publius 5-724C.
Cornelius, Oreg. 20-242 (B2).
Cornelius a Lapidc 15-342a.

— Cethegus, C. 5-66 Ib.

— Cethegus, P. 16-680a.

— Cossus : see Cossus.

— Cossus (Gaetulicus) : see
Lentulus (Gaetulicus).

— Palma 21-31 Ob.

Cornell, Alonzo B. 13-1 12d ;

27-722a.
— , Ezra 7-170b.
— . William W. 18-942C.
Cornell, Fla. 10-540 (D2).
— , 111. 14-304 (D2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (D4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B3).

— College, Mount Vernon 18-
942c.

— incubator 14-3641).

— UNIVERSITY 7-169a ; 19-
602d; agriculture 1-421 b :
rowing club (Henley 1895)
23-7 84d.

Corndly, Jean Joseph 19-576c.
Cornelys, Theresa l-39c ; 6-

238b; 7-799b.
Comemuse 3-204a ; 6-439c ; 8-

590a.

Corneo-scleraljunction 10-91(1.
Corneous lead : we Phosgenite.
Corner, inlet, Viet. 28-3S (D3) ;

28-38b.
Corner (boxing) 4-351c.

— (econ.) 17-732b.
Cornered cap : see Black cap.
Cornerstone, Ark. 2-552 (D3J.
Cornersville, Tenn. 26-020

(D-E2).
Cornesso, Don P. Duque 24-

498a.
Cornet, castle, Chan. Is. 24-

37c ; 5-843a ; 5-843c.
CORNET (milit.) 7-170c.

— (music) 7-170d ; 28-176d.
Corneto, Adriano : see Castel-

lesi, Adriano.

Corneto (bot.) 6-7 05a.

Corneto-CivitaVecchia, bishop-
ric, It. 15-18c.

CORNETO TARQUINIA, It. 7-
173c ; 15-26 (C3) ; 15-4 (C3);
Etruscan tombs 2-382d ; 9-
856a.

Cornetto curvo 7-17 la.

— muto 7-171a.

Cornevin (vet. surgeon) 28-1 Oa.
Cornewall (families) 21-726c.
Corn Exchange, Lond. 16-95 la.
Corney, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B4).

— Creek, riv., La. 17-54 (Bl).
Cornfield, pt., Conn. 6-952

(F5).

Corn flour 7-449b.

Cornflower 5-669a ; 13-766b ;
6-812b (fig.) ; Austrian sym-
bol 3-36a.

Corn-fly, ribbon -footed : see
Gout-fly.

Cornforth, Dur. 9-412 (I. F3).

Cornhill, Ark. 2-552 (A4).

— , Northumb. 9-412 (I. Dl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (K5).

CornhM Magazine 26-7 19a ;
25-260d ; Millais 18-460a ;
Sandys 24-144a.

Cornholme, Yorks. 28-933 (A2).

Corn horsetail 13-739a.

Corni, people 16-270a.

CORNICE 7-173d; 17-845a ;
dentil ornament 18-932d ;
Doric 20-177d ; Ionic 20-
17 So ; Indian 14-430c.

Cornicula laryngis 23-185a.

Cornieulani, mts., It. 16-2 7 Oa.

Corniculum, It. 16-270a.

Cornie, Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Creek, riv., Ark. and La. 2-
552 (C4) ; 17-54 (Bl).

Cornier, Grand, Alps : see

Grand Cornier.
Corniferous limestone : see

Onondage limestone.
CORNIFICIUS7-173d.
CorniEliano, It. 24-119a.
Cornillon CanaL Fr. 24-588a.
Cornilo, dist., Kent. 7-896b.
Cornimont, Fr. 10-778 (H4);

7-298c.
CORNING, ERASTUS 7-174b ;

7-174C.

Corning, Ark. 2-552 (El).
— , Cal. 5-8 (B2).
— , la. 14-732 (C4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Al).
CORNING, N.Y. 7-174b; 19-

596 (C-D3).
— , O. 20-26 (F-G5).
Cornish, Sir Samuel 17-580a.
— , Thomas 3-393b.
Cornish, Ale. 17-434 (B5).
— , N.J. 19-502 (B2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (D3).
Cornish boiler 4-141d.
Cornish Center, N.H. 19-490

(C5).
Cornish chough 7-512o.

— diamond : see Rock-Cry-
stal.

— heath 13-1 59a.

— language 5-621b ; 7-181c ;
dictionaries 8-195o.

— literature 5-651d,

— pumping engine 25-822b ;
25-835b ; 18-5370.

Cornishville, Ky. 15-740 (D3).

Cornland, 111. 14-304 (C4).

Corn-Law Rlivmes (Elliott) 9-
292a.

CORN LAWS 7-174C ; 9-556a ;
Bright 4-567d ; Chatham 6-
4c ; Cobden 6-608c ; Den-
mark (1788) 8-37a ; Ger-
many ll-891d; Peel 21-
43a: Roman charity 5-
863d. 5-867a; Roman laws ;
12-:i08b, 24-234b, 5-461c ;
tariff-system 26-423a. See
also Anti-Corn Law League
and Grain-trade.

— marigold 17-7 18d.

— mother (folklore) 13-40d.

— mustard : see Charlock.
Corno, mt., Alps 26-242 (14).
— , mt., Apennines 15-4 (D3) :

15-3c.

Corno basso 4-182c.
Corno Bianco, mt., Alps 26-2 112

(D5) ; l-743b.

— di Biatone, mt., Alps 1-
747a.

— di Campo, mt., Alps 1-
745b.

— Faller, mt., Alps 26-242
(D5).

Corn oil : see Maize oil.
Cornopaean 7-172b.
Cornophyllum 20-551a.
Corno Piccolo, mt., It. 12-
353b.

— Rosso, mt., Alps 26-242
(D5).

— Stella, mt., Alps 26-242
(H4); l-747a.

Cornouaille, dist., Fr. 10-776
(A3-B2) ; 22-751C.

Cornovii, tribe 4-584 (B5) ; 27-
797a.

Cornplanter, Pa. 21-106 (E2).

Corn planter (machine) 25-
524e.

CORN-SALAD 7-1 78d.

Corn Spirit 2-52a ; 8-7c ;
animism 2-54b.

Cornstalk (Indian chief) 21-
892c; 16-866b.

Cornstalker (diet.) 4-606c.

Cornstone 13-356b.

Cornu, A. 25-621b.

CORNU, MARIE ALFRED 7-
179a ; analyser 21-937d ;
diffraction 8-248b ; gravita-
tion 12-387d ; light velocity
16-624a : magneto-optics
17-391a.

Cornu (mus. instr.) 13-222c ;
13-700C (flg.) ; 4-761a.

Cornua (anat.) 25-669a.

Cornubianite : see Schorl-
schist.

Cornucopia. Oreg. 20-242 (H2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B-C2).

Cornucopia (bot.) 12-372c.

CORNU COPIAE (symbol) 7-
179a; 8-186c.

Cornudas, mts., N.Mex. and

Tex. 19-520 (E5) ; 26-090

(B4).
Cornudo, hffls, N.Mex. 19-520

(F2).

Cornularia 2-98d.
Cornulariidae 2-99a.
Cornus, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
CORNUS, Sard. 7-179a ; 15-26

(B4).

Cornus (bot.) : see Dogwood.
Cornus (mas) : see Cornelian

cherry.

— (mascula) 18-768b.

— (suecica) : see Dwarf honey-
suckle.

Cornuspira 10-629b ; 10-630b

(fig.) ; 10-633b.
Coroutine 9-737d.
CORNUTUS, L. ANNAEUS 7-

179b ; 17-91b ; Scholia 15-

613b.

Cornuvia 19-105d.
Cornville, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
Cornwal, John 9-594b : 24-

366b.

Cornwall (house of) 21-726c.
— , Barry : see Procter, Bryan

Waller.

— , C. W. 25-6150.
— , Edmund (Plantagenet) 2nd

earl of : see Edmund.
— .Edward, duke of : see

Edward the Black Prince.
— , Piers Gaveston, earl of :

see Gaveston.
— .Richard, earl of : see

Richard.
— , Richard (archbp.) 23-

1015a.

— , Richard de 21-726c.
— , Robert, earl of : see Robert.
CORNWALL, Can. 7-179C ; 20-

114 (Fl) ; apple cultivation

20-1 16a; bridge 24-23a.
— , Conn. 6-952 (B2).

— (East), Conn.: see East
Cornwall.

— (West), Conn. : see West
Cornwall.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B-C4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (K5).

— , Vt. 19-490 (A4).

— , canal. Can. 24-22a.

— , cape, Corn. 9-430 (VI. A3).

CORNWALL, co., Eng. 7-179c;
9-430 (VI. B3) ; copper 7-
103b ; duchy 8-651b, 2-
209a, 2-887c ; elevation 21-
847b ; geology 9-412c, 8-
126b, 8-129b, 22-718a : Irish
colony (4th cent.) 14-758d ;
lead ll-399d ; mispickel 18-
579e ; nickel and cobalt 12-
596o; orchard area ll-261b;
rebellion (1497) 9-525b ;
sheriff 7-316d ; serpentine
24-076b ; Stannary Courts
25-782b; tin 7-180c, 26-
995c, 5-460d.

— , co., Jam. 15-133 (map).

— , dist., Tas. 26-441a.

"Cornwall" (cruiser) 24-9 lOa.

Cornwall Bridge, Conn. 6-952
(B2).

— Center, Conn. 6-952 (B2).

— Hollow, Conn. 6-952 (B2).
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis,

1st earl 7-183c.

CORNWALLIS, CHARLES
Cornwallis, 1st marquJHS 7-
183c ; Bengal land settle-
ment3-732b : Indiaadmini-
stration 14-410a, 14-411b ;
Jamesto\vn 15-149a ; tomb
ll-916d ; Yorktown cam-
paign 28-936b.

— , Hon. Edward 12-843c.

—.SIR WILLIAM (admiral)
7-183d ; l-842c ; 11-203C.

— .Sir William (essayist) 9-
777c.

Cornwallis, W.Va. 28-560 (B2J.

— , isl., Can. 5-160 (Kl) ; 25-
llOb.

Cornwallis-West, Mrs George
6-347b.

Cornwallite 7-11 Ob.

Cornwall Landing, N.Y. 13-
852a.

Cornwall on the Hudson, N.Y.
19-596 (B-C4).

— Polytechnic Society, Royal
25-310a ; 10-156C ; 10-
767d.

— Royal Institution 25-310a.

— Yacht Club, Royal 10-
156c.

Corn weevil 28-468b ; 16-

371b ; 6-668a(flg.) ; tobacco

26-1038a.
Com whisky : see Bourbon

whisky.
Cornworthy, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E3).

Corny, Ger. 18-309 (map).
CORO, Venez. 7-184b ; 27-9S9

(Bl) ; 14-1 la ; climate 27-

989b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.
200

To

lull use of thla Index It It encnttal to read tat
j'fisfrin ri-./is given oa Page I.

VCOM. S7-9M ( A.

«8T~

Vans*. 87-888B,

It-r.'.'l (El); 18-

4-L s 4-

it ooppor 16-I-.M. . 7-

Otwo»b<» (atnleto) ll-44Sd ;
Corogna. Da (family) 88-
Corogni. La, 8p. : «•* Ooc-

•tiu 8-67 fta.
7-598d : 7-597a.
orolla 18-559b : 18-563O.
OoroUlnorae i tt* Oamopet-

MM.
Coromaodel. India 14-381

-55

••.."i i

— COAST. India 7-1 S4o ; 14-
3X1(114-12): British Mttto-
iivrnt 17-K76a : Danish mis-

1-. •<•>•: MuiitrCorrino
18-TtHa.

Ogtomaaasl .-i-iiv s--i -..-.
Coromantyoe (diet.) 12-104&

1M». ll-.in: .
- Isl.. P.Is. 21-392 (CS).
Corona, Leonardo l-59b.
i

— Cal. 8-8 (E6).

s \. 19-596 (E4).
><ik. 28-506(11).
i (arch.) 7-185a ; 20-

: 20- 17-.-.

CORONA (astron.) 7-184c ; 7-
11 (man); 8-244c : auroral
2-919 (PI. II. UK. 6); of sun
8-8880. 28-800.

— (bot.) 7-185a ;
18-138D.

— (lamp) 7-5160.

— (papal crown) : tee Tiara.

— (wreath) 7-235a ; 7-615o.
-Anstrauf 7-184d; 7-13

(map).

— beds (feoL) : tee Roman
Fell group.

— Borealls (Corona borea) 7-
i-i, .

Coronaoa-S.C. 25-500 (B2).
CORONACH 7-lS5a.
Coranarim, La (Juan de Mena)

18-107d.
Coronada, bay. C.R. 5-678

Corona del* Mar.'Cal. 17-13a.
CORONADO. F. V. DE 7-185a;

6-7 25a.
Coronado, Cal. 5-8 (E5) ; 24-

.

— . Fla. 18-540 (F2).
— , port, C.R. 5-67S (E6).

-. pt. P.Is. 21-391 (C-D7).
Coronae, Stellae : tee Corona

Corona glandls 23-131d-
Coronal discharge 22-236C.
Corona meridlonalls :

Corona australls.
Coronarieae 2-13d.
Corona Septentrionalis : tee

Corona Borealls.
Coronata 24-524c.
Coronation. Isl., Antarc. 21-

961 (A) : 25-..16d.
—.gulf. Can. 5-160 (Gl).
CORONATION (ceremony) 7-

185c ; 15-806b ; ampulla

l-894d; champion 8-7iSd ;

grand serjoantry 12-136b ;

Hungarian robe 5-960 (PI. I.

flg. 4); knighthoods 15-

855c: oath 18-9410 ; robes

23-losb (PL I.), 8-Slla. 7-

777a.

— (fencing) 10-594d.

" Coronation of the Vlrein '

(picture: lUphael) 22-901a.
Coronation stone (Ireland) 14-

MM.
Coronatore exonerando, De

tee De coronatore exoner

IMO.
Corone (Asine), Or. 12-424

• : 12-446 (C4); bishop
20-931a; history 2-556c
12-4930: ruins 18-191b.

— , gulf. Or. : tee Kalamata.

Coronea, Or.: Athena's sanctn
ary 2-818d: battle (447
B.C.) 25-61 la, 7-959b
battle (394 B.C.) 28-741a.

Ooronel. Chll. 6-143d : 8-81Sd

• • .: 6-1 ..... : mion 20

82a.

Coronefla 2B-190a ; 23-173d
Indian region 23- 17 So ; Neo-
tropical nirion 23-175a.

— austriaca (laevis) : te

nke.

OoroncUi, Vinoenro Maria 17
647d; 8-373b.

•Hfl
M-'Jt

Coninln, (!r.

COHONIUM (of the sun) 7-

Coronula dladema 2-409c ; 26-

Coronule (diet.) 7-l85a.
Cnrnpas (dwarf) 8-739d.
Coropissus

Baiar). Asia M. 2-760 (E4) ;

8-366b ; 2-7476.

m.piiiia. mt.. IVru 18-
Corosal. Hrit.Iloud. 5-678

i-
Ooroatml. riv.. s America I

.
COROT, JEAN - BAPTISTE

Camill* 7- 1
OoroUcus (British king)

Mi*
Corowa. N^.W.,lt-638(C-D4);

Coroxal, Colom. 8-701 (B3) ; 4-

I.;.;. .

. i.t.. Trin. 27-2S4c.
Coroao nut 18-9 Id.
Corp. Sir John ami

bran 4-434 il'l. 1. rtg. «).
Corp, Lochan nan. tarn. Soot.

3-Tt",..
Oorpach, Scot. 14-412 (C3) ;

Oorpancho. Nicolas M-269b.
Corpo dl Cava. It. 8-660b.
OiriHira alblcantia 4-396d ; 4-
HSo.

— cavcrnosa 23-131r; 23-
133a.

CORPORAL (diet,) 7-189b.

— (mill tO 7-1890.

— (rel.)7-189b.

— major 7-189c; 12-657d.

— oath 7-1 89b.

— of home 7-lx9c : 12-667d.

— of the HeM7-lS9c.
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT 7.

189c ; 22-663b ; Ascham's
views 2-7-.M.I : British
criminal law 7-45Sb ; Eirypt,
ancient 9-46b ; Mosaic law
20-(>i:ib ; Russia, exemp-
tion 23-902C.

Corporal works of mercy 7-
1Mb.

Corpora quadrigemlna 4-403c
2B-135d.

— striata 27-1049C.
Corporate Colonies 27-668a

foil.

CORPORATION 7-190c : 27-
337ft : colleges 8-686c
cronn 22-28OC ; estoppel 9-
801a; In France 10-S94b
mortmain tenure 18-880c
municipal : tee Munlcipa
corporations ; sole 14-6581).

— Act (1661) 9-539d; 6-430c
9-557c ; royal commls
•loners 4-27 id ; sacrament*
»8-666b.

— for the Promoting and Pro
Tjagitlng of the Gospel o

-t in New England
(1649)3-906d.

— for the Propagation of the
Gospel In New England
(1733) 18-687C.

— of Masters of Defence 10-
148a,

— picture 20-475d.
Corporations, Bureau o

(UAA.) 14-713a.
Corporation Street, Burning

ham 3-984a.
Canon. De (Hobbes) 13-546c

13-.-. Ilia.
CorpoiT Potilim, De (Hobboe

13-646d : 13-M8a.
Corporeal hereditament:

Hereditament.

Corposant : tee St Elmo's fire.
Corps. Kr. 10-778 (G5).
CORPS (diet.) 7-19»b.
Corps-A-corps (diet.) 10-594d.
Corp*. Army : ire Army corps.

— artillery l-691a ; 1-6064.

— de ballet 7-1 92b.

Corps de Garde, mt., Hanr. 17
lltd.

Corps diplomatique 7-192b
8--'i)9rt : 7-Jla.

CORPSE 7-192b; candles 16-
67«a; Egyptian beli.-f 9
66a : Parsee exorcism 23
660d. Set alto Dead. The.

iro A« -

on

CORPULEHCX 7-lti.V: 80-

it-Mil; 18-lmim; alcohol 1-

: hypertrophy 14-

tOOd; thyroid gland 28-

90So ; vinegar 1-ISid.

4-3970 ; 4-394b

17-SlOc; birds 3-
966o ; marsuplai. 17-7 7 8b.
CORPUS CHRlSTI. Tex. 7
193a; 28-690 ( I.

.-U. bay. Tex. 28-690

ill. church. 8p. (Seg
ovla) 2-400a.

— ChrUtl. college, Cambridge
5-92a; 18-iilo.

— ( -liristl. college. Oxfor.1 2O-
40Kb ; 18-663d ; chalice 21-
-...,,

i IIRISTI. FEAST OF 7
193b; 4-179d: Aquinas'
hymns 14-186d; Basque
celebration 3-488o ; medie-
val drama 8-498d.

— Christ I. Olid of 5-91a.

— Christ! Pass, Inlet, Tex. 28-
•:-.i.i (K-L8).

Corpuscle 9-237a.

— of Pactnl : tee Pacinian cor
puscle.

— of Vater : tee Pacinian cor
puscle.

Corpuscular theory of light :

tee Emission theory.
Corpus dentatum 4-394o.

— evangelloorum 26-856a.

— genlculatum externum and
Internum 4-399a.

Corpus (Oattarv 12-127a,

— IntcripUnnum 18-683d.

— Intcriptionum Etrutcemtm
8-881c.

— Intcrlptionmn Qraecarum
14-«27d; 4-107b.

— /lurripfumum Latinantm
14-630c: 4-248a; 23-369a.

— Intcriptimum Semiticarum
23-.... .

— iurlt cananiH 5-193b ; 5-
197h : 5-19Sc: 5-199a ;
Gregory XIII. 20-711b.

— iuri* ('iritis 23-526a ; Jus
tlnlan 15-598C.

— Juris Gentium Recentittimi
27-230C.

— Legum : see Braehuloatu.

— PoeHcvm Boreale 2B-59b
8-H22.1 ; 28-65d.

Corpus spongiosum 23-131.1.

— striatnm I-940a ; 10-305d
in Hshes 14-20,'Kl.

( .ir.pi.'. Bol. 4-167 <B3).
Corradlno, mt., Malta 17-510c
Corrado II. 10-599d.
Corral, Ramon 18-343c.
Corral, Ida. 14-276 (B4).
Corral, port, Chil. 27-844b ; 6-

143d.

CORRAL (enclosure) 7-193d.
Mex. 18-318 (F2).

— , 8p. 25-530 (C2).
Corralillo, Cu. 7-595 (Cl).
Corra Linn, falls, Scot. 6-572c
Corran, Soot. (Loch Hourn

24-412(01).
— . Soot. (Loch Linnhe) 24-41-

ic:u.

Corraun. pt.. Ire. 14-744 (A3).
Corrte, Gaspar : tee Correla.
— , Pedro 6-7 i I.I.
CORREA (hot.) 7-193d.
CORREA DA SERRA, JOSE

Franciioo 7- 193d.
ComcUonville. la. 14-732

(B2).
Corrector (Roman official) 5-

460a : 23-652d : 23-«S5o.
Corrector (gunnery) 2-692b.
Corractores romani (canon law

5-199a.
Correctors of the Press, Lon

don Association of 22-438d.
CORREGGIO (Corcgglo) 7

194a; 20-472b.
— . Axzodi 21-3 lie; 21-311d
— . Glberto da : tee Gilbert

lord of Parma.
— . N. da 8-505C.

it. 15-4 (Cl);

Oorreiridor, IsL. P.Is. 21-392

Corrwrl'doren 4-1 73d.

Corrego Fundo, Itraz. 4-440

— Seoco, Brax. : tee Petro-

.

Correla, Caspar 22-159a.

i • ) 7-

— (math.) 7-655* ; 7-661o ;
7-t96b.

— . ( ..mmitteas of (UJ8. Legis-
lature) 17-67 4c.

'.ing Society. Tha,
: te* London Corre-

Corret (de Kerbaafret). Theo-
ihile Halo: aw La Tour

1'Auvergne.

Corresc, Fr. 18-778 (E5).
CORREZE. dept.. Fr. 7-196b :

18-778TE5).

— . riv., FT. 18-778 (E»).
CORRIB. lake. Ire. 7-196d ;

14-744(113): dimensions t-

91 lid. 18-89d ; geology 11-

432a, 14-745b.

Corrlchie, moor. Soot. l-51b.
Corrida : srr llull-nghting.
i ..rn.lon. Mo. 18-808 (E-F4).
CORRIDOR (diet.) 7-196d.

— carriage 7-196d.

Oorrle, Hoot. 24-418 (A3); 2-

645c: 2-64 Id.
COR R IE (diet.) 7-196d: for

Carrie Etchachan. Sic., sec

Etchachan, Corrie, tic.
CORR1ENTES (San Juan de

Corrientes), Arg. 7-197b ; 2-

4il-J . K'Ji.

— , bay, Cu. 7-595 (Al).
— . cape. Arg. 1-462 <E4).
— , cape, Co lorn. 8-701 (A3).
— , cape, Cu. 7-695 (A2J.
— , cape. Mex. 18-318 (D3).
— , cape, l'ort.E.Af. 26-466

(M-N5).
CORRIENTES, prov.. Are. 7-

lUiiil; 2-462 (E2) ; 2-464d ;

4-459d.
— , riv.. Are. 2-462 (E2).
— , riv., EC. 8-911 (C-D3).
" Corrientes " (ship) 24-916b.
Corrievreckan, str., Scot. : tee

Corryvreckan.
Corrieyah-ack, pass, Scot. 24-

412 (D2).
CORRIGAN. MICHAEL AU-

ffu>line7-197b.
CorriBan, Tex. 28-690 (N5).
Corrigln. W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).
Corringham. Ess. 16-941 (FS)

8-785d.
Corris, Wales 8-418 (V. Dl)

5-:il9d.

Corroborie 7-796o; 7-796b.
Corrodentia 19-439b ; 13-

431a ; 13-434C : 26-643a.
Corrofln, Ire. 14-744 (B4>
Corrosion 4-1 49b ; 25-862C.

— figures : tee Etched figures.
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE 7

197c; antiseptic 2-146b
medical use 18- 1.1 So, 20-79o
12-765c; in microtomy 18-
407b ; poisoning 21-894b
18- 159ft.
Comutated iron ll-428d ;

roie,

Corrumpa Creek, riv., N.Mcx
18-620(01).

Corrupt and Illegal Practices
Prevention Act (1883) 7
197(1 : 7-876a : 9-169C.

Corruption of Blood 2-S79a.

CORRUPT PRACTICES (elec
lion law) 7-197d: 9-429a
20-979a : tee. alto Bribery.

— practices (eoolea. law) : tee
Simony.

Corry, Montague William

Low-ry. Baron Rowton : tee

Howton.
CORRY, Pa. 7-198d; 21-106

(C2).
Corryhabble, mt.. Soot. 3

Ilia.

Corryton, Tenn. 26-620 (HI).
Corryvreckan (gulf of Corn'

vrec), str. Soot. 24-411 (C3)

15-5650.

Corsao fox 10-769d.
CORSAIR (diet.) 7-199S,
Corsancone, mt.. Soot. 3-7 Sa

3-7-....

Oorscrine, mt_ Soot. 15-831O.
Corse, cape, Fr. 15-4 (B3).
Corselet (armour) 2-584c ; 7

r,i la,

— (linen) 9-440.
Corselets (Infantry) 14-511d.
Conena, Bagno a. It. : t

Lucca. Bagnl dl.
Corse present : tee Soul-shot.
CorseuX Fr. 7-149d.

CORI-CORT

CorwraU, p«-. Rant. 24-411
WUU. 8-410 MIL

r.

„ >4-»6»di

7-

-'b.

sUUons 9-Mft,
government 2T
Srtta 27-tMta.

TORWcWA^'T^V'.ioVb'jllf

690 (L3): oll-flelds28-«80b.

Conkmn pine M-B13.I ; 27-

Corstenano. It. : tee Ptonxa.

5RSIHI (Florentine (amflr)

7-104b.
— . Lorenio : tee Clement XII.

, 18-461b.

Corstnia 4-703b foil.
Oonralana library, Rome 18-

'.::.
Corslni art galkry. Bom* 2-

671b; 23-«Ud.
Corslte: tee Napoleonlte.
Corslet (armour) : a* Cor
Corsnaed (ordeal): tee

Corso, Via del, street, ROOM

H-aiJ(Cl-»): 8-3660.
Conock. Scot, 84-411 (E4).

CORSON. HIRAM 7-J I
Corson, .4. Dak. Sf-606 (14).

— , Inlet, N.J. 18-60J (C6).

— Co.. S.Dak. 25-506 ( U-Et).
CORSSEN, WILHELM PAUL

7-2ntd ; 8-861b.

I..:-' .' 24-411 BOi

— . Som. 8-430 (VI. Gl).

— , mt., Scot. 8-946b.
Corstopltum. Rom. Brit. 4-S84

(B3); 4-684c; 7-1 36d-
Contorphlne. Scot. 24-418
(E3); 8-940a.

— , mt.. Scot. 24-418 (K3) ; •-
944d; 8-946c.

CORT, CORNELIS 7-JOSa.

— , Frans de 10-49«a.

— , Henry 14-«03d.
Cortachy, Scot. 24-418 (E-F1);

— , castle?"soot. 24-411 (E3).
Cortado, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3).
CortalUod, SwlU. 28-141 (B3) ;

19- I.'. M

CORTE, Corsica 7-105b : 15-4
(B3) ; 20-fih-a.

— ! Casfeuo dl, castle. It. 17-

. 4c : 14-907c;

Bosoan Almogavcr's trans-
lation 4-277d; Hoby's trans-
lation 13-SSSc ; Imitated in
Baron Munchausen 18-la.

Cortelyou, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

Cortemarck, Bel*. 8-668 (Bl).

Cortenberg charter 4-694c.

CortenedoU. It. 28-142 (14).

Corteno. It. 26- 242 (14).

Cortenuova, It. 16-932a.

Corte-ReaL Caspar 21-939d.

— , JERONYMO 7-205b.

— , Vasqueanes H-940c.
CORTES. HERNAN (Her-

nando) 7-205c : 16-991a.

— , Martin 18-286d : 24-:.44b.
Cortes, P.Is. 21-391 (F6).

— , Sp. 25-530 (El).

— . bay. Cu. 7-595 (Bl).
CORTES (parliament) 7-107a ;

25-:.35c ; 2S-547a foil.

— (bot.) 5-67 6c.

Oortese, Glacomo and GngUel-
mo : tre Conrtols, Jaques
and Guillaume.

Cortesianus, Codex 5-679C.

CorteaMmTBelg. S-668 (F2).

Cortetc, Francois de 2S-501d.

Cortex (bot.) 21-733d ; M.
T.-.ll..

— , cerebral l»-47c : 4-405d ;
4-408d ; electrical stimula-
tion 4-408b ; histolorr *•

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

201

— mecerel 18-284a.

Cortex, Hernan : tee Cortea,

Hernan.
Cortex, Colo. 8-7U (B4).

— , Hond. : nee Puerto Cortes.

— , Nev. 5-8 (El).

— , mto., Nev. 5-8 (El).
Corthlon. Aeg.S. : tee Korthlos.
Corthol 18-950d.

Cortl (fabulist) 2-1 94c.

— , Bona Ventura 7-7 10d-

— . LODOVICO, count 7-107a ;
15-66c.

Oortica, convent. Port. 8-379b.

XXIX. To

CORT-COUN

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1.

Corticata 22-4 88a.
Corticium (bot.) ll-335d.

— (sanguineum) ll-334d.

— (zool) 25-721o; 25-726b
(tig.).

Corticolous lichens 16-585a.
Corti Compromise 18-7 73a.
Cortier, isl., Austr. 2-960 (C2).
Cortina, Juan Neponiucena 4-

675b.
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Aus. 3-4

<C3) ; 8-394c.
Cortland, 111. 14-304 (D2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E7).
— , Neb. 19-324 (114).
CORTLAND, N.Y. 7-207a ; 19-

596 (D3).
— , O. 20-26 (12).

— Co., X.Y. 19-596 (D-E3).
Cortlandville, X.Y. : see Cort-
land.

Corton, Suff. 9-424 (IV. Fl).

Cortona, Luca da : see Signor-
elli, Luca.

— , Pietro da 10-287O ; 7-
329b.

CORTONA, It. 7-207b ; 15-4
(D3) ; 15-26 (D3).

Cortracum, Belg. : see Courtrai.

Cortz, Adolf 20-509b.

Corubin ll-276a.

Coruisk, lake, Scot. 24-412
(B2) ; 25-206b.

Corum, mt., Conn. 6-952 (C4).

CORUMBA, Braz. 7-207c ; 4-
440 (E6).

Coruncanius (pontiff) 28-192d.

Corundellite : see Margarite.

Corundophilite 6-256c.

CORUNDUM 7-207d ; l-768a ;
alteration products 8-169a,
6-530c ; Liberia 16-540d ;
ore-dressing 20-2 42a ; phos-
phorescence 23-812b ; va-
rieties l-S52b, 2-237b, 23-
812a, 24- 20 Id.

— cat's-eye 5-537C.
Corundum Hill, N.C. 7-208a ;

19-772d.

Corunna, Ind. 14-422 (G2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F-G7).

— , Ont. 20-114 (B3).

CORUNNA, Sp. 7-208c; 25-
530 (Al) ; battle (1809)
18-810a, 21-92a; British
cavalry during campaign 2-
16d ; lighthouse 16-627d.

CORUNNA, prov., Sp. 7-208b ;
Z5-530 (Al) ; 25-531d.

Corus (measure) 28-485a.

Corntanes : see Slovenes.

Corva (Rom. navy) 19-3130.

Corvallis, Mont. 14-276 (B-C2).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

Corve, Dorset. : see Corfe
Castle.

— , riv., Salop. 9-420 (III. B2).

Corvee, dist., Chan.Is. 5-841c.

CORVEE (forced labour) 7-
209a ; Belgian Congo 6-926d;
Egypt 9-116b ; Turgot's re-
form 10-851a.

CORVEY, Prus. 7-210b ; abbey
library 16-549c.

Corvidae : see Crow.

Corvina oscula : see Sheeps-
hcad.

Corvinus, Jakob (pseud.) : see
Raabe, Wilhelm.

— , JANOS7-210C.

— , Marcus Valerius Messalla :
see Messalla Corvinus, Mar-
cus Valerius.

— , Matthias : see Matthias I.,
king of Hungary.

Corvisart, Jean Nicolas 2-
935b ; 13-132b : 18-53d.

Corvo, Andrade 22-162d.

Corvo, isl., Az. 10-539b ; 3-
84d ; 3-85a.

Corvorant : see Cormorant.

CORVUS, MARCUS VALERI-
US 7-210d.

— (astron.) 7-13.
Corvus (zool.) : see Crow.

— canadensis : see Canada jay.

— caryocatactes : see Nut-
cracker.

— collaris 15-107 d.

— corax : see Raven.

— comix : see Royston crow.

— corone : see Carrion crow.

— dauuricus 15-107d.

— frugilegus : see Rook.

— glandarius : see Jay, Euro-
pean.

— monendula : see Jackdaw.

— neglectus 15-107d.

— ossifragus : see Fish crow.

— pica : see Magpie.

— splendens : see House crow.
CORWEN, Wales 7-210d ; 9-

428 (V. E2).
Corwen grit 16-829b.
CORWIN, THOMAS 7-211a.
Corwith, la. 14-732 (Dl).
CORY, WILLIAM JOHNSON

7-211b.
CORYATE, THOMAS 7-211b ;

7-74d ; ll-627b.

CORYBANTES 7-211d ; 7-
838*.

Corycaoidae 9-660a.
Corycella 12-557b (fig.) ; 12-

5COc.
Corycian cave (Saranf Aulai)

3-230a ; 7-973C ; 20-854a.
Corycus, cape, Crete : see

Grabusa.

— , int., Asia M. 14-7 27 d.
Corydalis (bot.) 13-7 69b ; 21-

780d ; 10-561d ; 10-564b.

— (cava, tuberosa) ll-301b.

— (zool.) l-533c ; 19-440a.
Corydon, la., 14-732 (D4).
CORYDON, Ind. 7-212a ; 14-

422 (ES).

— , Ky. 15-740 (A3).
Corydoras 5-5 lie.
Coryell, Tex. 26-690 (K4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K4).
Coryl 9-851C.

Coryleae (Corylaceae) 7-635d ;

l-805a; 2-lld.
Corylus : see Hazel.

— heterophylla 25- 13d.
Corymb 10-556b ; 10-556C

(ng.).
Corymbaeus (pseud.) : see

Brathwait, Richard.
Corymbose 7-521c.
Corymorphal4-136d ;14-138c;

14-lSlc ; hydranth 14-150d.

— nutans 14-1 H h (ng.).
Corymorphidae 14-lSlc.
Corynascidia 27-388d.
Coryne 14-150d ; 14-lSlc ;

gonophore 14- 14. j I) (fig.) ;

tentacles 14-136d.
Corynepteris 20-533C.
Corynetidae 6-67 lo.
Corynidae 14-151c.
Corypha (australis) 10-311o.

— (gebanga) : see Gebang
palm.

— (umbraculifera) : see Cab-
bage palm.

Coryphaena hippuris : see

Dolphin (flsh).
Coryphacnidae 26-545c.
CORYPHAEUS 7-212a ; 8-

489a ; modern use 7-212a ;

at Oxford 7-212a.
Coryphasiuin, cape, Gr. : see

Pylos.

Coryphe : see Coryphaeus.
Corypheae 21-781a.
Coryphodon l-795d ; 9-663b.
Coryphodontidae l-795d.
Corystes cassivelaunus : see

Masked crab.

— dentatus : see Masked crab.
Corythaeola : see Blue plan-
tain -cater.

— cristata 27-102b.
Corythaix persa : see Tour-

acou.

Corythalia Artemis 2-664d.

Corythophanes 16-825a.

Coryton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. D2).

Coryville, Pa. 21-106 (F2).

Coryza : see Catarrh.

COS (Stanko, Stanchio, Istan-
keui), town and isl., Aeg.S.
7-212a; 2-760 (B4) ; battle
(e. 258 B.C.) 22-617b; coins
19-888C ; Greek aqueduct
2-241b; medical Bchool 18-
42a; Theocritus' connexion
26-762a.

— , gulf, Turk. As. 2-760 (B4) ;
5-330a.

Cosa, Juan de la 11-625C.

COSA, It. 7-212d ; 15-26 (C3) ;
23-627a.

Cosaccia, duke of St Sava : see
Vukcii!, Stephen.

Cosbonnar, Asia M. 9-336a.

Cosbuc, G. 23-848a.

Cosby, Leics. 9-420 (III. El).

— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— , Tenn. 26-620 (H2).

Cosby's Manor, N.Y. : see
Utica.

Coscia, Nicolo 3-7 19b ; 6-486d.

Coscinomancy 8-332d ; 20-
173c; 25-57d.

Coscinoporidae 25-7 29c.

Coscob, Conn. 6-952 (A5).

Coscoroba Candida 26-180b.

Coscuez, Colom. 6-708b.

Cosecant 27-273b : 27-281c.

Cosedia, Fr. : see Ooutances.

Coseguina, mt., Nic. 5-678
(C4) ; 10-605a ; 19-643a.

— , pt., Nic. 5-678 (C4).

Coseismal line 8-820b.

COSEL (Kosel), Gcr. 7-213a ;
11-808 (F-G3).

Coseley, Staffs. 25-758 (Al) ;
25-758C.

COSENZ, ENRICO 7-213a.

COSENZA (Consentia), It. 7-
213b ; 15-26 (E-F5) ; 15-4
(E-F5) ; academy of Telesio
26-573b ; Henry VII. of
Germany buried 13-279d.

— , prov., It. 4-964d ; 15-7a.

Cosh (trigonom.) 27-280b.

Cosham, Hants. 22-132 (map).

COSHOCTON (Tuscarawas), O.
7-213c ; 20-26 (G4) ; 22-G6a.

— Co., O. 20-26 (F-U4).
Cosihuiriachic, ilex. 6-134a.
Cosimo I. (of Tuscany) : see

Medici.

— , Andrea di : see Feltrini,
Andrea.

— de Medici : see Medici.

— , Piero di : see Piero di
Cosimo.

— Rosselli : see Rossclli.
COSIN, JOHN 7-213C ; 14-193c.
Cosina beds 9-663a.

Cosine 27-273b ; 27-279a.

— integral 14-549c.
Cosio, It. 26-242 (H4).
Coskata, beach, Mass. 19-166a.
Cos lettuce 16-50:ta.

Coslin, Ger. : see Koslin.

Cosmarium l-588d.

COSMAS (of Alexandria), 7-

214a ; ll-624b ; 17-474b ;

map of 17-638a.

— (of Jerusalem) 12-520c ; 14-
183d.

COSMAS (of Prague) 7-214b.

— (of St Saba) : see Cosmas
of Jerusalem.

- — Indicopleustes : see Cosmas

(of Alexandria).
COSMATI 7-2 14c ; 23-609d ;

18-887b.

Cosmetes 9-670b.
Cosnietornis 12-164c.
Cosmia trapezina 16-468b.
COSMIC (diet.) 7-214d.
Cosmical physics 7-2 14d.
Cosmic memory 23-203b.
Cosmoceras 5-694a.

— Jason 15-569a ; 20-4 15b.

— ornatum 20-415b.
COSMOGONY 7-215a; 8-799c;

Anaxagorasl-943b ; Anaxi-
manderl-944a; Anaximenes
l-944c; atomist theory 24-
398c ; Baader 3-88a ; Bas-
ilides 3-478d; Babylonian
epic 3-107c; Biblical: see
Creation of the world (Genesis
account) : Brahmanism 4-
378d ; Button 11 - «42b ;
Chinese 6-191d; Cuvier 11-
643b; Democritus8-3d; Des-
cartes ll-641d; Egyptian 9-
51a; English 18th cent, 11-
641c ; Epicurus 9-684d ;
Erigena on Mosaic 9-744b ;
evolution 10-22d ; geology
ll-648a ; Gnostic 12-154c,
3-479a, 27-853d ; Haeckel
18-226b ; Hebrew 15-620d,
20-752a ; Heraclitus 13-
309d : Button ll-642c :
Iamblichusl4-214a ; Ionian
14-731a ; Kant 15-664a ;
Lamarck ll-642d ; Leibnitz
16---.'. ll-642a ; Lucretius
17-107d; Mahommedan 17-
•I r.Hi ; Mandaean 17-556a ;
nebular theory 19-333c ;
Parmenides20-851d ; Phere-
cydes 21-366a ; Phoenician
21-457a ; Plato 21-8'J3b ;
Playfair ll-642c ; Prajapati
theory 4-380d; Pythagorean
22-700a ; Quich6 theory
18-330d ; savage mythology
19-132b, 19-142b; stoic 25-
944b; Swedenborg26-221d;
Thales26-721c; tidal theories
26-960b; Wyclifle 28-867d;
Yggdrasil legend 28-920d.

Cosnwyraphia Ethici(Aethicus)
l-297d.

CosmograpMa Vniversalis (Se-
bastian) ll-621b ; 19-lld.

Cosmographicus Liber (Apian)
ll-621b.

Cosmoledo, isls., Ind.O. 17-271
(B-C1); 24-753b.

Cosmology : see Cosmogony.

Cosmopolis, It. : see Porto-
ferraio.

— .Wash. 28-354 (B3).
COSMOPOLITAN (diet.) 7-

217c.
Cosmopolitanism 6-407a ; 7-

692a; 21-410a.
Cosmos (order of the universe)

5-849d ; l-943c.

— (instrument) 18-1 50a.

— bipinnatus (bot.) 13-766c.
COSNE (Condate), Fr. 7-217d ;

10-778 (F4).

Cosnino, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
Coso, mts., Cal. 5-8 (E3).
— , val., Cal. 5-8 (E3).
Cosoryx 21-35d.
Cospatric : see Gospatric.
Cospicua, Malta : see Bunnola.
Coss (measure) 28-491C.
Cossa, Baldassare : see John

XXIII. (pope).
— , Jean de 26-416d.
— , LUIGI 7-21 7d.
— , PIETRO 7-218a ; 8-506b.
Cossack, bay, W.Aus. 23-450d.
" Cossack " (destroyer) 24-

947a.

COSSACKS 7-218a ; 21-908a ;
21-9 13d ; Azov conquered
23-897 b; during 16th cen-
tury 23-S'Job; military organ-
ization 2-622c ; songs 23-
915a; Turkish \vars27-451b;
Ukraine 23-897b ; Western
Siberia 25-15d.

Cossaei : see Kassites.

Gossans, Scot. 12-73b.

Cossaria, It. ll-186d.

Cossa tat Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552
(A4).

Cosse, Charles de : see Brissac.

— , Louis Hcrcule Timoleon
de : see Brissac.

— , Ren6 de 4-5 7 4c.

Cosse de Geneste 6-684d.

Cosse - le - Vivien, Fr. 10-778
(D4).

Cossidao 16-47 Ib ; 13-420d.

Cossignya pinnata 14-839a.

COSSIMBAZAR, India 7-
21 Sc ; 14-406C.

— , isl., India 7-218d.

Cossinade, La. 17-54 (B3).

Cossine.Port.E.Af. 25-466 (L5).

Cossington, Som. 9-430 (VI.
Gl).

Cossio, Fr. : see Bazas.

Cossitt, N.Y. : see Syracuse,
N.Y.

Cosson, Ernest 13-333d.

Cosson, riv., Fr. 25-362b : 5-
823b.

Cossonay, Switz. 26-242 (A3).

Cossus, Aulus Cornelius 16-
820b.

— , Claudius 13-254a.

Cossus cossus and Cossus ligni-
perda : see Goat moth.

— Mucmurtrei : see Mac-
Murtrie's goat moth.

Cossutius (architect) 2-839c.
Cossyra, isl., It. 15-26 (D6) ;

23-048 (D3) ; coinage 19-

880b : see also Pautelleria.
Covrilto 1-884*.
Costa, Duarte da 4-455c.
COSTA, GIOVANNI 7-219a ;

20-5 14d.

— , Girolamo 7-219a.
— , Ippolito 7-219a.
— , Izaak da 8-7 27 d.
• — , Joao da 4-7 15b.
— , Joaquin 25-588a.
— , Julio 2-473c.
— , LORENZO 7-219a ; 10-

932c.
— , Lorenzo (the Younger) 7-

219a.
— ,SIR MICHAEL ANDREW

Agnus 7-2 19a.
— , Miguel 25-587a.
— , O. G. l-886d.
— , Sueiro da 16-541a.
Costa, lake. It. 2-641d.
— , mts., Chile l-961a.
— , head, Scot. 22-48d.

— do Mar, Braz. 23-359C.
Costae : seeliilis.
COSTAKI, ANTHOPOULOS 7.

219b.

Costal cartilage 6-960b.

Costanga : see Constancy.

Costanoan, tribe l-811d ; 14-
454b.

COSTANZO, ANGELO DI 7-
219c.

COSTA RICA, republic, C.Am.
7-219C ; 5-678 (map) ; cli-
mate 7-220b ; communica-
tions 7-220c ; constitution
7-221b ; finance 7-221a ;
geology 5-67 5c ; industries
and commerce 7-220d, 6-
647d, 26-47a ; population
and law 7 • 220b, 7-221c,
20-907c.

— : History 7-221d ; 6-676c ;
boundary disputes 6-711b,
20-666b ; Clayton-Bulwer
treaty 6-475a; name 7-
221d.

" Costa Rica " arbitration case
2-329b.

Cost-Book Mining Company 6-
800d.

Coste, Jean Victor 9-326b.

— de La Calprenede, Gauthier
de : see La Calprenede.

COSTELLO, DUDLEY 7-222b.
— , Louisa Stuart 7-222c.
Costello, Ire. 14-744 (B3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (F2).
— , bay, Ire. ll-431d.
Costenoble, Karl 24-514C.
Coster, John 7-181a.
— , Lourens27-524a; 27-530d.
— , Samuel 8-723d.
COSTER-MONGER 7-222C.
Costesei, Rum. (Argesh) 23-

826 (B2).

— , Rum.(Tutova)23-826(Cl.)
Cost! (rcl.) 5-468c.
Costia 10-466C.
Costigan (explorer) 7-879d.
Costigan, cape, Dead S. 7-878d.
Costilla, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(El) ; 19-520d.

Costilla Co., Colo. 6-722 (E4).

— Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
(El).

Costin, Miron 23-8450.

— , Nicolac 23-8450.

Costoboci, tribe 12-462d ; 20-
967c.

C'(isto-sternalligament,15-484c.

COSTS (law) 7-222d; bank-
ruptcy 3-329d ; bill of 3-
932c; criminal ca.ses7-461a;
immunity 22-280b; witness's
expenses 28-761a.

COSTUME : ancient 7-224C ;
Aegean 7-232d, 1-250 (PI.
III., IV.) ; Celtic 6-421b ;
Etruscan 7-234d ; Greek 7-
233c; Hittite 13-537c ; Ori-
ental 7-226a ; lioman 7-
235b (Plate) ; Scandinavian
24-289b.

— : Medieval and Modern 7-
236b ; Anglo-Saxon 4-593b;
collars 6-684c, 27-976b ;
English 7-236c ; gloves 12-
135d ; Irish 14-7 69a;
mourning ll-330b, 16-428d.

— : National and Class 7-246a ;
Chinese 6-173c ; Coptic 7-
113d; Egyptian 9-31c ;
Frankish ll-36c ; Greek 12-
431d; Indian 14-41 7d ; Ka-
virondo 15-701d ; Mahom-
medan 7-224d, 7-231a,
7-246d, 14-418a (Plates);
Persian 21-193a: see also
under the various countries
or peoples.

— : Official 7-247a; academic
23-413C, 27-779a; ancient
(Oriental) 7-230d ; civic
(English) 23-4 1 1 d ; ecclesi-
astical 27-1056d ; fool's 10-
615b ; judicial (British) 23-
409d ; royal (British) 23-
408b ; wigs 28-624c. See
also Robes.

Costus (bot.) 25-668a ; 14-
349a.

Co-surety 12-655d.

Cosway, Maria 7-248b ; 20-
891c ; 21-841a.

— , RICHARD 7-248a ; 18-
527a (PI. II. flg. 4) ; cari-
cature 7-835c ; pastel-work
20-891c.

Cotabambas, Peru 21-272a.

Cotabato, P.Is. 21-392 (E7)-

Cotacaclii, EC. 8-919d.

COTA DE MAGUAQUE, ROD-
rigo 7-248c ; 8-507b ; 5-
599c.

Cotagaita, Bol. 4-167 (B4).

— , riv., Bol. 4-167 (B4) ; 4-
169b ; 22-209c.

Cotahuasi, Peru 21-264 (C4).

Cotangent 27-273b ; 27-2810.

Cotarelo y Mori, Emiiio 25-
588b ; 14-793b.

Cotarius : see Cotter.

Cotarnine 20-135a.

Cote arrnure : see Surcoat.

Cotcau, N.Dak. 19-780 (Bl).

— des Prairies, mts., Minn.
18-550 (A6-B7); 25-506
(H2-I3) ; 25-5060 ; 18-549a.

— du Missouri, plateau, 8. Dak.
25-5060.

— Landing, Can. 24-22a ; 24-
23a.

Cote Blanche, dist., La. 17-54
<C4); 17-54a.

— des Dents (d'lvoire), W.Af.:
see Ivory Coast.

COTE D'OR, dept., Fr. 7-248c ;
10-778 (G4); wine produc-
tion 28-7240.

— d'Or, mts., Fr. 10-778 (G4);
7-248C.

Cote-hardie (costume) 7-238a.

Cotelier, J. B. l-383a ; 2-201c.

Cotelle, Jean 18-527c.

Cotentin, dist., Fr. 10-776 (C2);
17-542d ; 19-749b ; flora
10-778a ; pin-chase by Eng-
land (1087)13-280c.

Cotes, Mrs Everard : see
Duncan, Sara Jeannette.

— , Francis 20-891o ; 7-388b.

— , ROGER 7-249a ; 14-542b ;
spirals 25-6921) ; 17-981a.

— (zoologist) 8-896c.

Cdtes, dist., Fr. 12-49a ; 28-

723b.
— , gulf, Mor. 18-850c.

— de Meuse, mts., Fr. 18-316a,
COTES-DU-NORD, dept., Fr.

7-249b ; 10-778 (C3).
Cotesfleld, Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Cotes Promontorium : see

Spartel, cape.
C6te St Jacque, mt., Fr. 15-

476c.
COTGRAVE, HANDLE 7-249d ;

13-570C.
Cotgrave, Notts. 9-416 (II.

E4).

Cothall, riv., Scot_fl-269c.
Cotham marble 17-67 7a; 15-

766c.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

To make full use of thl» Index It It entenilal to read the
i n^trui. tlun* r.l\rn on /'•** /.

CORT-COUN

(Unc o( (tour) 11.
(tar. 7'14i>
7-

OMMnlB 14- 10 1 c.
^^Knti. 4-s7«o;

7-13 4c ;

^tri» : trr Hock-martin.
: 7-MMla.

Os«kk Charles 4-11"!.. 11-
CbUndllia. Bru. : tet Co tin -

, rtv.. Bra*.
(Bf-3).

lae>-974c; M-lOOTb ;
_i»-90Ba.

nl..i. rlv.. l-.ru/. 2-287b.
11-

II-

c ..' ... DO IM Hoi •!••-'• '.
CoOetgb. Dev. 9-430 (VI. F2).
Cotruan. Frederick George 7-
»40a: 10-40»b.
. JOHN SELL 7-250a : 0-

— , Joseph John 7-240a.
-. MUes Edmund 7-250a.
. Kuni. 23--
,.-hi, EC. 8-911 i. HI); 1-

M ••'•

OBJOtl. 1'ierre 10-S341).
COTONEASTER 7-»50a ; 17.
ISSb.

— pyracantha 5-551a ; 2O-

— uuidora 16- 13d.

'holas 17-51 Sb.
Field, dirt.. Staffs. IS

COTOPAXI. int.. Be. 7-250b;
8-911 (112); 1-961 (map);
l-963d : 8-91 Ir; TII
.11 28-1 Slid. 28-1890.
ra : arr Agouti.

COTRONE. It. 7-250.-; 15-4

(P5): atr oiao Crotona.

.•i

'M 11MK Eng.: tee

-ivold Mills.

COTTA i publisher*) 7-»50d ;
19-

. BERNHARD VON (geol
octet i 7-25 li-.

. CAIUS AURELIUS7-251d.
. lleinri>-li 26-726C.
. LUCIUS AUREL1US 7-
252a; 13-1 -I. I : 23-n l.'li.
.irc-ua Aim-Inn 18-621d.
Cotla. GOT. «-577b.
COTTABUS 7-252a : ll-446c.
.ce. I'a. 21-106 (CD.
-•.• ( book -binding) 4-2 1 Sa.

— brewers 4-506b.

v. Mass. : tee Oak
I Hurts.

an exhibition!! 13-823b.
-:•• Farm. Maw. 4-C46d.
,-.irrov.-. 111. 14-:ic>4 (D6).
-re Grove, Ind. 14-122

,-egrove, Mich. 18-372

Cottage Grove, Minn. 18-550
(F5-6).

— Grove. Oreg. 20-242 (B-C4).
Cottagegrove, Tenn. 26-i!2ii

Cottage Grove, Wls. 28-740

Cottagehome. III. 14-304 <C6).
Cottage Hospital- 13-79 Ic.

— nurses : tet District nurses.

— steamer 26-705c.
Cottageville. Ky. 15-740 (E2).
— . Va. 28-11S (A

Cottam, Lanes. 16-139 (111).

• Tiein concrete 6-839a.
Cottar(airrl.): s«r Cotter.

Cottar-, .Sorurdny .V<(

: 23-917d.
COTTBUS. ci.r. 7-252d : 11

25-l31b.
— . dist., Gcr. 7 - 252d ; 14-

Itobertde ll-18c.

COTTENHAM. C. C. PEPYS

:irlof 7-252d : 27-I2*,!

•iham. Cnmo-. 9-124 (IV

11 .
•i*. Swili-. 26-242 (C3).

\ 7-ilM.

Cotter. \Vis. 28-740 (H3).
— . r 19-540b.

COTTER (<>,

• •'.><•

l

_. Timim.

Manor.

Hull. 0-4H4 (IV.
I >

l.i- ,i- i

nrawoi

:.iili in-
dustry i
U-l3io. M-8M. ,

i M-II9I..

E i, 24- -I . 7-.
COTTET. CHARLES 7-2i3d ;
2O-6OAO.

•. inU.. Kur. 10-
IHUMOS 1-7 lla;
peak- l-:il,l.

i. 12-HMa.
: , 26-5l5c.

i on ..-I. I MII-,. I 28-327a.

r (airrU : »
COTT1I IIEGNUM

llae) dii-t.. It. 7-2.VUI : 15-

j i -' i : 23-

649 i H I •<".": Hannibal's

•••••I 12-'.''.

COTTIN. MARIE (So,, In,.) 7-

11-1 II..
Cottlngburn, riv., Northumb.

18->B2b.

Coltlngtiam. Lewis 13- It. ',1,1 ;
23-429C.

itlingliam. Yorks. 9-416 (II.
F2) ; 28-'.'
c '..n 28-'.i:i3(Bl).

COTT1NGTON. FRANCIS COT-

llnrlon. I, an. n 7-25 la.
Coltiiik'iMtli. Kant, Yorks. : let
ottingwlth.
Joseph 25-51 Ib; 6-

Oottle Co., Tex. M-690 (Ol).

ColHi-Mll.-, M... 18-'l"- <K3).

: Mb.
, SIR ARTHUR THOMAS 7-

IARLE8 7-254a : 28-

: 28-.'i93a.
— . GEORGE EDWARD

Lynch 7--'
— , SIR HENRY JOHN STED-

man 7-25 til ; 6-l*il.
— , JAMES SUTHERLAND 7-

U '.'.
— . JOHN (1585-1652) 7-»5io;

14- 1 -'• • : 6-«35b.
— , John (1640 1699) 9-2780.
— , Nathaniel 7-350b.
— . I'. II. G. I'owell-: let

Powell-Cotton.
— , SIR ROBERT BRUCE 7-

25«tt: lil>rar> 19-'. 1.-.

o«:.in,l 16-ii'.'c-,l..
ipleton : tet Comber

mere, l»t vixcount.
— , Sir Thomas 7-256c.
— , William (banker) 18-562d.
— , William (manufacturer) 13-

— . Sir Wllloughby 4-847o ; 8-

— ( British seaman) 2T7-295C.
11 ;U4).

— , fall*. Kan. 15-654 <FU).
Mo. 18-608 (B5).

COTTON 7-256d ; Abyssinia
l-87a ; diseases and Insect
pesta 7-261c ; dyeing 8-
)45b ; Egypt 7-260b, 9-
27a. 9-1 lla; Europe 9-
913d; fibre 28-SclSa. 10-
311b (PI. II., Ugs. 9. 10);
marketing and supply 7-
267 b ; Negro population,
I'.-. 19-:i47a; Nigeria 19-
680c. 24-642H : picking 7-
2.'.9a ; price 7-272a : ropes
23-7 13c: seed 7-260c. 20-
50c, 5-606d ; United States
7-258d. 1-419B. 27-717.1. 2-
854d; yarn7-275d.26-90«a.

Cottonade 7-279a.

Cotton army worm :

c'otton bagging S-200d.
Cotton-ban : trr Clexite.
Cotton Bank 7-2«9a.
Cotton Belt, region, Ala. 1-

Cotton boll weevil 7-261 d.

I worm 7-262a ; 13-

426d ; adult : tet Owl moth.

i Broken' Association

7-269d.

Cottonbush 2-949h.

n cako 7-260d : l-408a
(tahl.-i.

— caterpillar : trt Cotton
worm.

— Cluth Fnrtorl.-i Art«(|S89
and isii7)ig.]-.',l : 22

Cottondalo. Ala. 1-480 (B2).

— . Fla. 10-540 (D«).

...... .M.I ,

UrwSn^*A-oclaU..u. Brit-
ttaobill. AU. 1-tii'i 'i.n

^TTt— Library 7-25»d ;

1J Mis. IB-
•laaUos* of Uraeals 16-

WmJm 'rffil Jfr i 6-64 1 d.

... ! . . .. IS-" :

COTTON MANUFACTURE 7-

2 - I ' 1

llr.xiklands agreement 2-
i .loyers* sssncils-

.

10-:t7<l, ; Klnnlng 7-249<-.
Ic. 28-HlU: .

7-.'77,i. I- l • "I : in. irk- 27-

130o : printing M-6a4c :

•pinning machinery : trr

iniuc machinery ;

• ••i and lock-outu 25-

. \\orl.l1- . r..|.7-263d:
trr alto under countries.

viper.
2-552(D3).

18-'llJCI (HI).

113).
c oil. .n ntt 27-634a.

— seed meal : trr Cotton cake.

— seed oil 7-260d ; 2O-46a ;
calf -feeding 6-542b ; produc-
tion 20-5IX-.

— solll6-862d; 4-265a.

c 'ot ton-spinners. Amalgam-
ated Association of Opera-
tive 17-1 45b.

— , Association-' of Master,
I k 7-'J-.H. ; 27-1441,.

— .International Federation
ter 7-'.':Ur.

COTTON-SPINNING MACHIN-

ary7-301a (Plates) ; 7-.'-l<l.

, spirits : tee Tin chlor-

— staincr (zool.) 7-262b.

— stone l-H53d.

-upply Association 7-275b.
Cotton-tail rabbit 27-633d.
( otton-tuil wood-hare 12-949d;

23-1

( oitonton. Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Coil. in tree: tre Silk cotton

Cotton Valley, La. 17-54 (Al).
( 'niton-waste yarn 28-9H«Ii.
Cottonwood, Ala. 1-460 (l>4).
— , Arir. 2- .11 1 112).
— , Cal. 5-8 (Illi.
— , Ida. 14-276 (A2).
— . .Minn. 18-5.10 (B6).

. s. I >ak. 25-506 (D3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (113).
— . lake. .S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
— , mt.. Ciil. 5-^ i HI).
—.riv., Kan. 15-li.t < I
— . riv.. Minn. 18-550 <B6).
Cotton-wood (hot.) 22-90*;

ll-425a ; 10-659d.
Cotionwoo4 Co., Minn. 18-550

• in; i.

— Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544

1C ".-'.

— CTcck, rlv.. Mo. 18-608

.

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(Dl).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780

— Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520

— Creek, riv., Okla. 12-7 42b.

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-212
(•A).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-212

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 2S-.'."B
(W).

— Creek, riv.. S.Dak. 25-506

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-354
(G3).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-S74
(B3).

— CYeek, riv., Wyo. 28-S71

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-S71
.I'.'..

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-S7I

— Range, mts.. Nev. 5-< iKl).

— Station. rt:.h 27-M ;

wiinn 7-262b.

•.riformea 14-247d.
Cottm (myth.) 19-1 lib : 4V
lift

— (xonl.X 18-466a.

— goblo : trt Miller's Thumb.
Cotiumo. DOBMDtoo 18-

r.,tiill.i. Tex 28-B90 (117).
OotamKi. r.iitu 23->J>.

: i : 28-185C.

Cotarnix : fee Quail.

:ill7-SROT.

tSfftlPmEt 2-lld; S-

..mini . n- :

•

rupestris: trt Crag-
martin.

21-

iili-.m •" I ....ra.

••I,.. I. 27-Jf.'n.

i oi>l.,rblxa 24- .-
..iiirni 23-1

:,.. Asia M. 1-780 (112) :
trr alto Urdu.
CotypeBsVltflKb.

COTYS (..i Thrace) 7-307a : §-
23-032d ; 14-73*a.

COllba. M.. La. 17-54 "

< ..iii.ir. l'.,inte du la. Kr. 10-

11 - (Dii; 16-i;i;i,|.
COUCH. DARIUS NASH 7

:i»7b : ll-6»a.

— , J. J. (engineer) 22-232d.

— . Jonatlian 8-137(1.

3-612b : 27-
166d : 3-1"-, : ,rr alto *vtu.

— (inaltiiik'i 17-.r.H4h.

( inn liancy : tre Levancy and

Couchancy.

( ..in Imnt (nenOdrr) 13-325a.
• 20-7 32d.

.
12-37 6d; 12-

•hii-hing. lake. Can. 20-114

20-1 16b.
Com liiug (needlework) 19-

:IIIIH.
Couch-roll 20-7331).

Helg. 3-668 (Al).
COUCY. LE CHATELAIN DE

7-307b; 11-1 1 5d.

: ; 17-595b.
— . Thomas de Marie 17-35b ;

10- MSB.
Coney, auc. dist.. Fr. 1O-802

(mans).

— . Edict of 10-S28d.
— , forent, Fr. l-447c.
COUCY-LE-CHATEAU, Fr. 7-

307c; 1O-778(F2); castle

10-', -:i!i. 2-399b.

equatorial : tte Equa

torlal coude.
Coudenberg monastery, Brus

-I- 4-I7-.I.

c -ouderKport, Pa. 21-106 (G8).
C-oudllluc, E. B. dc 16-907d.
Coudray, L. 18- Id.
Condrean, Henri 2-31. '.a ; 12-

.17;..

<oiu ron. rr. 16-925a.
COUES, ELLIOTT 7-308a; 11-

Couesnon. rlv.. Fr. 10-778 (D3)

i:ic.|ii.- 2S-:l21d.
C'ougar : ter IMimu.
Cougar Creek, rlv.. Can. 24-

.

Cough 23-195a ; 13-372d.
Coiihard pyramid 3-49b.
( oiihe. Fr. 10-778 (E4).

tee Cavy.
< oul. pt., Scot. (Inlay) 24-412

.|;i;.
-.pt.. Scot. (Lewto) 24-412

(HI).

Coula edulix 16-540C.
Coulagh. bay. Ire. 14-744 (AS)
Coulanges, Ftistel do : tet Ftts

tel de Coulanges.
Coularon rc-inforced concrete

6-839d.
C-oul« (fencing) : ttt Glide.

. \\a.-h. 28-351
(Ft]
— Cret-k. riv., Wash. 28-351

c'onlin. Mont. *4-278 (GS).

COULISSE 7-:iosb ; 2S-933C.

c i, ul!, in. Guillaume : fee Case-
nove. Guillaume de.

Cniilinan. i-l.. Antarc. 21-961
(1-11): 21-96.V.

Coulmlen. Fr. : battle (1870
11-121. : 2-92 Ic : 20-290a.

Couloir" 18-'.'

COULOMB. CHARLES AU-
guttin 7-5081) ; elasticity 9-
117.1 : i-li-c-trieity 9-l"2d. 6-
864d ; friction 11-21 Id. 14-
57c ; magnetism 17-352b.

Coulomb (unit) 27-7 l.v

Coulomb's Law 9-2 12b; 9-

COULOMMIERS. FT. 7-308o
10-1 •;* (F3): 24-5888.

C'.uildinmicrs cheese 7-750a.

n, riv.. Kr. 1O-778 (O6)
27-953b.

Conlonge. riv.. Can. 22-724
(A3) ; 20-36SU.

18-II- Illl).
. mt.. Irr. 14-744

Ocmmali. arid «-i4b.

• •oiinialm 2C-«»4a.

Couniara nut : tre Tooqoft

Ik-an.
« '111111...
COUMAHIS 7 17.

In grasses 12-37«a.

— oxline 7-308d.
COUMARONES 7-3O9*.

< iiiiiiiuiindouros, Alcxandros :

«"• Kouinoundoums.
Counuhlttgaun, lake. In-. 28-

• • i

Couuanl. Bru. 4-440 (Fl).
—.riv.. Ilrax. 10-746C.

\l-k 1-172 (EJ).
—. Ida. 14-
COUNCIL 7-.iC.9n; 26-?»4d.

Her alto ConieU d'Etat ; and

(.•-_• .

— (ecclesiastical): attendance
at 1-1 la, l-23d : derelop-
mcnt 6-338b; hrretiral books
14-374a ; Imperial claims 9-
354b. 23-:>17d ; Jews 15-
4041,; Spain IS-MOb; voting

1-1 Ud.

— (oecumenical) 7-30«d : faUI-
bility 6-:i4.-b; as means of
reform 6-343a : origin 6-
336b ; patriarchs tried 8-
855c ; relations with papacy
20-7 M 21- ; 10-. ;
thcolog>- helped 26-776d ;
Vatican council 27-9iOd.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. 7-31tb;

14-732 (113).
Council. Corarregation of the 7-

64 Ib; 27-250bT^

— . General Medical 18-59C.
Council Grove. Kan. U-654

.

Council of Constance, «c. : set
Constance. Council of. Ice.

— of Foreign Bondholders :
tet Foreign Bondholders.

— of Four Hundred: trr Bonle.

— of Law Reporting : arc
under Law Reporting.

— of Legal Education : trt
under Legal Education.

— of Minister* (Russia) 23-
875c.

— of Ten (Florence) 10-534b ;
17-233d.

— of Ten (Venice) 27-1005C ;
15-39S.

— of the Empire (Russia) 23-
873c ; 23-9ci9a ; 23-910h.

— of the Indies (.Spanish) 1-

— of the North 9-538r.

— of Trade and Plantation* :
tre Trade and Plantations.
Board of.

— of Twelve (Nova Scotia) 19>

— of Wales and the Marches
28-.'64d.

Cound. Salop 9-420 (III. Bl).

— Brook, riv., Salop 9-420
(III. HI) ; 24-lii20b.

Coundon. Iiur. 9-412 (I. E3) ;

8-7
COUNSEL AND COUNSELLOR

7-3 12c: trr alto Attorney.

and Barrister.

•• c •..mi*ellor " (bonv) 13-719C.
COUNT (title) 7-312c; 26-681d;

16-299b ; In Denmark 12-
:• .,.

— (law) 21-832d ; 14-484a.

— (spinning) 7-2-r.li : 25-103a,
COUNTER (di.-t.l7-314d.

— (boxing) 7-3 15a ; 4-35 la.

— (typography) 27-542C.

: -arched revetment 10-

( ountcrclalm 21-833c.
Counter current system 10*

COUNTERFEITING (diet.) 7-
lite.

Counterfoil 1O-59I*.
COUNTERFORT (arch.) 7-
/I ,

— (fortification) 16-684d.
Counterglow : ttt Gegeiisohato.
Counter-guard (fortillcaUon)

Connterpajia 1O-676C : tet otto
Qnllt.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

203

COUN-CRAI

Counter-parry (fencing) 10-

CO'UNTERPOINT (music) 7-
315a ; 19-7 5b ; Rameau 22-
874c,

Counterpotent (heraldry) : see
Vair.

Counter-Reformation 23-4S9c;
9-929b ; 23-89c ; Germany
11-85 Tc ; Switzerland 26-
255c.

— Remonstrants 12-228C ; 23-
82a : synod of Dort 8-436c.

COUNTERSCARP 7-316a ; 10-

6S5b.

COUNTERSIGN 7-316a.
Countersubject (music) 11-

290a.
Counter-sunk (sculpture) 19-

16a.
Countersunk head 24-9610,

— point 24-961d.
Countertally 26-379a.
Countertenor : see Alto.
Countervailing duties 26-463d.
Countervair (heraldry) : act

Vair.
Countess (title) 22-27 la.

— (measure) 23-704a.

— of Huntingdon's Connexion
13-950c; 9-421a.

Countless Stones, the 3-7 3a.
Count of the East 7-3 13a.

— of the stable 8-983d.

— palatine 7-313C ; 20-596b.
COUNTRY 7-316D.

— dance 7-7 99d.

Country Harbour, Can. 19-831

(D2).
Countryman's Rudiments

(1707) 1-394&.
Country Pond, lake, N.H. 19-

490 (E6).
Count's war (1534) 8-31c ; 26-

200d ; 25-194d.
COUNTY 7-316b : France 7-

313c ; Hungary 13-902c,

13-915b ; New England 27-

650c.

— Council 9-428c : Scotland
24-429C.

COUNTY COURT 7-317b; 7-
323a; admiralty jurisdiction
l-206a ; affidavits l-300c ; ap-
peals2-211c; bailiffs 3-2 ISh;
costs 7-224b ; debts 7-906a ;
execution 10-ti'.M ; pleading
21-833d; trial 27-257d ; war-
rants 28-328c.

County Hall, London 16-938
(F2); 2-439d.

County Hidage (document) 13-
S93b.

Countyline, Ala. 1-460 (C4J-

County Line, Fla. 10-540 (D6).

— palatine : see under name
of county.

— Water, riv.. Ire. 14-744
(E2).

Conpall, riv., Scot. 24-41 8 (Bl).
Coupar, Barons : see Bal-

merino. Barons.
Coupar Angus, Scot. 24-418

(El) ; 21-262d.
Couparle, Miss. 18-600 (C3).
Coup de Jarnac (proverbial)

15-276b.
Coup d'etat (1851) 10-869a ;

26-360c.

Coup-double (fencing) 10-251c.
Coupe, cape, Xfd. 19-479 (B3).
COUPE (diet.) 7-318a.
Couped (heraldry) 13-325c.
Coupee, isthmus, Chan. Is. 9-

430 (VI. Bl) ; 24-220a.
Conper, Thomas (bp.) : see

Cooper, Thomas.
— , William (sculptor) 24-516c.
Couperin, Francois 19-82b.
Couperus, Louis 8-728b.
Coupeville, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Coupler's column (distillation)

8-321c.

Coupland. Tex. 26-690 (K5).
Coupland, Barony of 7-626b.
— , Deanery of 7-626c.
Couple (math.) 19-848c.

— (mechanics) 17-958d ; 17-
lOllb ; 17-966b.

Coupler (railways) 22-855a.

— roof 23-697 d.
Couplers (organ) 20-260d.
COUPLET 7-318a ; 27-1047a;

Alexandrine 27-1046d; Chau-
cer 27-1046d, 6-1 7a; octosyl-
labic rhymed 26-7 t-V ; son-
nets 25-41 5d : see also
Heroic verse.

Coupling (machinery) 17-
1004c; 17-1013b.

— , coefficient of (electricity)
14-505b ; 26-534a.

— rod!7-1005b; 17-101 7c.
Coupon, Pa. 21-106 (E-F4).
COUPON 7-31 8b.
Couptrain, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Couquomgomoc, lake, Me. 17'

434 (C2).

Coura, lake. Ire. 14-744 (D3).
C'ourajod, Louis 24-509d-

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instructions given on Page 1.

COURANTE (diet.) 7-318c.

— (music) 7-318c ; 26-51d.
COURAYER, PIERRE FRAN-

fois le 7-318c.
Courbet, Amedee Anatole

Prosper 20-434b ; 27-6c.
— , GUSTAVE 7 - 318d ; 20-

503c.
COURBEVOIE, Ft. 7-319a ;

10-778 (B5).
Courbiere, Guillaumo Beng

12-3810.
Courcel, Alphonse Chodron,

baron de 3-777a ; 10-903a ;

16-106d.
Courcelle, Daniel de Remy de :

see Remy de Courcelle.
Courcelles, P. de (rhetorician)

23-2360.

Courcelles, Beler. 3-668 (D3).
COURCELLE-SENEUIL.JEAN

Gustave 7-aiflu.
Courcelles-sur-Nied, Ger. 18-

310 (plan).
COURCI (Courcy), JOHN DE

7-319b ; 14-771C : Carrick-

f ergus 5-406d ; castle builder

3-665b, 15-797a, 8-458d ;

earldom of Ulster 27-568d ;

Louth conquered 17-66d.
Courcon, Ft. 10-778 (D4).
Courcy, Philippe Marie Henri

Roussel, comte de 14-493d.
Cour de cassation : see Cassa-
tion, cour de.

— des aides 10-91 So; 10-917c.

— des comptes 3-484d ; 2-
897c ; origin 10-923a, 10-
912b.

— des pairs 10-924a : 20-833d.
Courgenay, Switz. 26-242 (C2).
Courida (hot.) 12-677d.
COURIER, PAUL LOUIS 7-

319c : 11-142C.
COURIER (diet.) 7-320b.

— (messenger) 22-176a; 23-
853b.

Courier (newspaper) 7-320b ;

de Provence 19-5 7 4b, 8-

666b ; de Versailles 19-574b.
Courlan 22-819a.
Courland, Anne, duchess of :

see Anne, empress of Russia.
— , Biren, duke of : see Biren,

dukes of Courland.
— , Frederick William Kettler,

duke of 7-320d.
— , Gotthard Kettler, duke of

7-320d ; 21-91 Oa; dominions

partitioned 23-337d, 26-

20 la.
COURLAND (Kurland), prov.,

Russ. 7-320h ; 23-872 (B4) ;

Catherine II. 23-901b ; geo-
logy 23-871d, 23-881a; local

government 23-877a.
Courmayeur, It. 15-4 (A2) ;

26-242 (B5) ; 15-lb.
Courmelles (physician) 28-

8S9b.
COURNOT, ANTOINE AU-

gustin 7-321a.
Cournour, mt., Cottian Alps 1-

742a.
Couronne, cape, Ft. 10-778

(G6).

Couronne des tasses (electri-
city) 9-183b ; 3-532a.
Couronnement Looys, Le 12-

693b ; 5-895a.
Couronnemont Kenart, Le 11-

115b.

Conrons, tribe : see Cours.
Couropita guianensis see

Cannon-ball tree.
Courpiere, Fr. 10-778 (F5) ;

22-675a.

Cour p!6niere 16-937a.
Courrendlin, Switz. 26-242

(C2).
Courrier, bay. Mad. 17-271

(Cl-2).
Courrieres, Fr. 6-4 82c; 6-

5S9b.

Courroux, Switz. 26-242 (C2).
Cours, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Cours, tribe 7-320d ; 23-884d ;

16-817b.

Coursan, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Course (bell) 3-691b.

— (sail) 23-340b.
Coursed rubble 17-843a.
Courser (Cursorius) 3-977c; 21-

853a.

Courseulles, Fr. 10-786a.
COURSING 7-321b.

— Club, National 7-321b.
Courson-les-Carrleres, Fr. 10-

778 (F4).

COURT, ANTOINE 7-321d ;
22-288o ; 13-867C.

— , Jean 9-364c.

— , La Bruyere de 3-44b ; 27-
99b.

Court, Switz. 26-242 (C2).

— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (B3).

COURT (law) 7-322a; 22-
280b ; cases in camera 5-
104b ; criminal courts 7-
458d ; fees 26-460d ; feudal

9-492c, 10-299b, 10-301a ;
France 10-7 91c ; glove in
12-135d ; Maniui Carta 9-
489b ; parliamentary juris-
diction 20-835d ; terms 26-
642a ; Teutonic 26-681b ;
U.S. l-830c, 7-323c ; William
the Conqueror 9-475d ; for
special courts see Admiralty,
Appeal, Chancery, Honour,
Inquiry, &c.

Court, ecclesiastical : gee Ec-
clesiastical courts.

Courtableau, riv., La. 17-54
(C3).

Courtalain, Fr. 10-778 (E3).

Courtallum, India : see Kut-
talam.

Courtanvaux, marquis de : see
Souvre, Gilles de.

Courtaud (music) : see Dol-
cian.

COURT BARON 7-324b ; 17-
597c; ll-35a.

— colongere 17-5950.

— cupboard (furniture) 7-634c;
11-364 (PL III. fig. 2) ; 28-
795d.

— Customary 17-597c ; 7-
324c; 7-116d.

COURT DE GEBELIN, AN-
toine 7-324C ; 22-766c.

Courtelary, Switz. 26-242 (C2).

Courteline, Georges 8-517a.

Courtemaiche, Switz. 26-242
(C2).

Courten, Sir William 8-834c ;
3-381c.

COURTENAY (family) 7-324d;
armsl3-322d(flg.); inWars
of the Roses 9-517b : see
also Devon, earls of.

— , Baudoinde (philologist) 23-
91 8d.

— , Henry, marquis of Exeter :
see Exeter.

— , Peter (bp.) 7-327a.

— , Peter of (emperor of Ro-
mania) : see Peter of Cour-
tenay.

— , RICHARD (bp.) 7-326d.

— , WILLIAM (archbp.) 7-
327a; 7-32 6d ; 9-506c ; 5-
211c.

Courtenay, Fla. 10-540 (F3).

— , Fr. 10-778 (F3).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F2).
Courtenay whistling buoy 4-

808a; 16-647a.
Courteous, F. (artist) 20-508C.
Courtepin, Switz. 26-242 (C3).
COURTESY (diet.) 7-327c.

— , tenure by : see Curtesy.
Courteys, Pierre 9-364c.
Court hand (palaeog.) 20-578a;

27-510d.
COURTHOPE, WILLIAM

John 7-327C ; 9-644b.
Courtial (anatomist) l-933d.
Courtier (French official) 1-

374a.
Courtils de Sandras, Gratien

de : see Sandras.
Courtland, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— , Kan. 15-654 (El).

— , Minn. 18-550 (C6).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Cl).

— , Va. 28-118 (E-F4).
COURT LEET 7-327d ; 4-

271b; Court baron: *eethat
heading.

Courtmacsherry, Ire. 14-744
<C5) ; 7-157d.

— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (C5) ; 7-
158a.

Courtmans, Joanna 10-496a.

COURT-MARTIAL 7-328b ;
constitution 18-446c: France
18-449a ; Germany ll-820c;
Judge-Advocate-General 15-
538o; naval l-204d, 28-
327c ; publicity 18-448d ;
treason 27-226a.

COURTNEY, LEONARD HEN-
ry Courtney, baron 7-328c.

— , William Leonard 19-559C ;
21-152a.

— . William Prideaux 7-329a.
Courtney, Pa. 21-106 (B-C5).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L-M5).
Court of Love, The 9-61 3c.
Court of Passage : see Passage.
Court of Probate Act (1857)

22-403d; 14-714c ; con-
sistory courts 6-9 7 9a; Doc-
tors Commons 8-367a ; pre-
rogative courts 22-2810.

— of Session : see Session.
Courtois, B. 14-724b ; 6-45c ;

.

— , GUILLAUME 7-329a.

— , JACQUES 7-329a.
Courtomer, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Courtown Harbour, Ire. 14-

744 (E4) ; 21-589d ; geology

28-566a.

Court plaster 14-872b.
COURTRAI (Cortracum) Belg.

7-329C ; 3-668 (B2) ; battle

(1302) 19-415a, 14-519b,

10-819b ; flax manufacture

10-487o.

Courtright, Can. 20-114 (B3).
Court roll 7-116d ; 16-163b ;

22-962d.

Courtship of Etain (Irish ro-
mance) 5-627d.
Courtship of Miles Standish

(Longfellow) l-837c ; origin

of l-533a.
Courval, Thomas Sonnet, Sieur

de 11-123C.

Courville. Fr. 10-778 (E3).
COURVOISIER.JEAN JOSEPH

Antoine 7-329d.
COUSCOUS (Kous-kous) (dish)

7-330a.

— (animal) : see Cuscus (ani-
mal).

Couseranite (mineral) : see
Dipyre.

Couserans, dist., FT. 10-776
(D5) ; 5-519a.

Coushatta, La. 17-54 (A2).

COUSIN, JEAN 7-330a.

—.VICTOR (philosopher) 7-
330b ; 11-1430 ; realist
views 18-250b ; scholasti-
cism 24-348d.

COUSIN (diet.) 7-335d.

— dough kneader 4-47 le.
Cousineau (musician) 13-1 Id.
Cousin Jacques (pseudonym) :

see Beffroy de Reigny.
COUSINS, SAMUEL 7-335d ;

18-353a.

Cousland, Scot. 8-945d.
COUSTOU, GUILLAUME (the

elder) 7-336b ; 24-498d.
— , Guulaume (the younger) 7-

336c.

— , Nicolas 7-336b ; 24-498d.
Coutan, Georges (artist) 5-

— , Jules Felix (sculptor) 24-

509a.
Coutances, Geoffrey de : see

Geoffrey de Coutances.
— , WALTER OF 7-336c ; 9-

485d.
COUTANCES (Cosedia, Con-

stantia) Fr. 7-336d ; 10-

778 (D3); 19-749b.
Coutchiching group ll-670d

(table).

Couteilhas (sculptor) 24-510c.
Coutelle, J. M. j; l-268a.
Couterccl, Peter 4-35 7a.
COUTHON, GEORGES 7-337a ;

10-856d.

Coutillier ll-57.'ic.
Coutinho (lieut.) l-342c.
— , Fernando 5-6d.
— , Francisco Pereira 4-454d.
— , Vasco Fernandes 4-454c ;

9-775b.
Couto, Diogo do 22-159a ; 5-

118b.
Coutras, Fr. 10-778 (D5) ;

battle (1587) 10-831d.
Coutts, Harriet : see Mellon,

Harriet.

— , John 7-337c.
— , Susan : see Guilf ord, Susan

North, countess of.
— . THOMAS 7-:!H7c.
Coutts, Can. 1-500 (B2).
Coutts-Michie, J. 20-502a.
Coutume (tax) 19-994a.
COUTURE, THOMAS 7-337d.
Coutures, Reims 23-53d.
Couva, riv., W.I. 28 - 544

(B4).

COUVADE 7-337d ; 15-583c.
Couvain (in honey) 13-653d.
Couvet. Switz. 26-242 (B3) ;

19-423d.

Couve Tronchuda : see Portu-
gal cabbage.

Couvin limestone 8-125b.
Couvre-feu : see Curfew.
Coux, pass, Alps 26-242 (B4).
Couxlo 22-325C.
Couza, Alexander John, prince

of Rumania : see Cuza.
Couze, riv., Fr. 22-674b.
Covado 28-491C.
Covadonga, count of 2-820c.
Covadonga, Sp. 25-530 (Cl) ;

2-820c.

Covariant l-629d ; 7-658c.
Covarrubias, Alonso de2-417a;

26-1050a.

Covarrubias, Sp. 25-530 (Dl).
Covarrubias y Orozco, Sebas-
tian 21-576d.

Covbridge, Wales : see Cow-
bridge.

Cove, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Herks. 16-942 (A3).
Ire. 14-744 (C5) ; 15-824d.
Oreg. 20-242 (H2).
Scot. (Berwick.) 3-815d.
Scot. (Dumbarton.) 24-418
B2) ; 8-661b.
Scot. (Kincs.) 24-412 (F2).
bay, Scot. 15-801b.
inlet, R.I. 23-249 (C3).
— , pt., Md. 17-828 (G4).
COVE (diet.) 7-3380.

Cove Comfortlesse, bay, Spits-
bergen : see English bay.

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (A2).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (E6).

— Creek, riv., Utah 27-814
(B4); 26-61c.

Covehithe, Sufl. 9-424 (IV.F2).
Covel Creek, riv., 111. 14-304

(D2).

Covelenz, Ger. : see Coblenz.
Covell, 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , isls., Pac.O. : see Ebon.
Covelli, E. l-918a.
COVELLITE 7-338c ; 28-185C.
Covello, Wash. 28-354 (H3).
Covelo, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Coven, Staffs. 25-758 (Al).
COVENANT (law) 7-339a: con-
tract 7-36c ; implied 16-

156d; real28-329b.
COVENANT (theol.) 7-338d ;

Cocceius* doctrine 6-615c ;

Passover 20-889a.
— , Books of the 7-339a ; 10-

75d; 8-118b.
— , day of (Falasha festival)

10-137b.

— of Scotland, National : see
National Covenant of Scot-
land.

— , Solemn League and : «ee
Solemn League and Cove-
nant.

COVENANTERS 7-339d ; 24-
449c ; 24-462d ; Camer-
onians 5-109d; graves 22-
49a : Hamilton's mission 12-
886d ; Montrose's cam-
paigns l-52b, 12-411b, 12-
415d.

Covenanters' stone 8-683a.

COVENT GARDEN, Lond. 7-
340c ; 16-951b ; 3-618a.

— Garden Theatre 7-34d ; 26-
733a.

Coventry, Lady Ann 8-144b.
— , Dorothy : see Pakington,

Lady Dorothy,
— , SIR JOHN 7-340c.
— , THOMAS COVENTRY,

baron 7-340d.
— , Walter of : see Walter of

Coventry.

— , SIR WILLIAM 7-341b.
Coventry, Conn. 6-952 (F2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , R.I. 23-249 (B2).
— , Vt. 19-490 (C2).
COVENTRY, Warwick. 7-342d;

9-420 (III. D2) ; almonry

school 24-365d ; geology 28-

342a ; Hocktide 13-556a ;

Parliament 9-517d ; St

Augustine relic l-290a.
— , canal, Warwick. 28-342C.
— , South, Conn. : see South

Coventry.

Coventry Act 7-340d.
Coventry, earl of (card game) :

see Snip Snap Snorem.
Coventry Machinists Co. 25-

798b ; 7-683b.

— plays 8-501a.

— Sewing Machine Co : see
Coventry Machinists Com-
pany.

— Stakes (horse race) 13-730d.
Cove of Cork, Ire. : see Queens-
town.

Cove oyster 3-290a.
Cover, mt., Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , riv., Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4).
COVER (diet.) 7-343b.
Coverack, Corn. 9-430 (VT.

B3).

Coverchef 7-237b.
COVERDALE, MILES 7-343c ;

3-899a.
Cover Dale, val., Yorks. 9-412

(I. E4) ; 28-520b.
Covered way 27-399d ; forti-
fication 10-685b.
Coverer 10-340c.
Coverham, abbey, Yorks. 9-

412 (I. E4) ; 28-520b.
Coverley, Sir Roger de l-185d ;

25-866b.

Cover point (cricket) 7-438d.
Covert, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
— , Mich. 18-372 (D7).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
Covert feather 10-227d.
COVERTURE 7-344c.
Covesea, Scot. 17-14b.
Covesville, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Covid 28-491C.
Covido 28-4910.
COVILHA, Port. 7-344c ; 25-

530 (B2).
COVILHAM, PERO (explorer)

7-344C.

Covin, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
COVIN (diet.) 7-345a.
Coving 7-338C.
Covington, Gen. Leonard 7-

345b.

Covington, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , 111. 14-304 (C5).
— , Ind. 14-442 (C4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

204

To mmke full tin* of thin Index It I* e**cntlnl to read the
Instruction* given on Page I.

COUN-CRA1

COVINliTON. K>. 7- .i:..t; 15-

I
.••'

— , oku. awflrr

— » hob 24

un. 86-D2ons>
•tttTsViirdK.*

-< .... Lfa l-i. I).

• Oo^0i». IB-dob (<uv

" »IU. 29-2 <-

> 4-7160.

, v, ua *rr Vaoaa.
, rook. Ira. 14-744 (AM.

: wr Cattle.

— ((acred! 8-i7o; >itypt 9-
Hb, 14--;:. Gi ------ 13-

~~Te, 14-724a; India 13-
".U-lOia; Norway S«-

S4SO.

Soot. M-418
: I-486c. d.
Cowan. Can. 17-584 ( Al).

— . Ind. 14-424 (

— . Pa.*l-106(lm.

— . Tenn. 26-610 (El).

— . lake. W. Am. 2-960 (O8).
Cowan (d* 'jit.-!,.
Cowan Bridge, York*. 4-«38a.

'. 20.-.V, (. I).
1'

. ..

CowaneMue, Pa. 21-106 (112).
— . rivTPa. M-106 (112).
Cowan honey extractor 9-633a

Cowanahannox.
(D4).

Pa. 21-lnu

Cowansvllle. Pa. 21-106 (Cl).
Cowan r. Milbouru 4-44* ; 7-
IStb,

Coward. B. F. 10-474*.

— >T. A. 13-n .1.
COWARD (,l»i.)7-345b.
Cowarie Station, 3. Aus. 2-960

Oowart, Va. 28-1 1 8 (F2).

Cowarta, Ala. 1-460 (D4V.

Oowarr. NJB.W. 19-538 (B3).

OowMll Jehanglr (Ready-
money), Sir : fte Readr
money, Cowanjt Jehanglr.

OaSSSkm •!.• i:.ik::i >.- -i.-

18-'-. irtn.

Cowberry 3-931b; 9-739b.
Cowblrd 19-6070.
Cowboy 23-.117d.
COWDRIDGE, Wale* 7-545o ;

9-428 (V. DS) ; geology 1X>

74a.

Cowburn tunnel 27-4050.
Cow Ilutte, mt.. Colo. 6-722

(G '.
Cowcolly. llghthouae, India 14-

Oow Creek, 'lakea, Oreg. 2O-242

din.
—.Creek, riv, Kan. 1S-654

.
— . Creek, riv, N.Dak. 19-780

—.Creek, riv, Oreg. 20-212

(US).
—.Creek, rtr, Oreg. 20-242

— ,

,.

.
creek, riv. Wash. 28-:s:.t

-.

Gowk-ban, tribe 14-4oOb.
Oowlohe, \V»»h. tx
. Wa.li.SH-
— Cm-k. riv.. Waah. SS-36

—.crock, riv, Wro. 28-.S7I

(112).

rowdi-n. III. 14-304 (D4).
COWDENBEATH, Scot 7-

346a; 24-418 <E2).
Cowden Clarke, Mary Victoria

tee Clarke, Mary Victoria

I '..«,!,.. i.

Cowdenknowes, Scot 28-1 49d.
Cowdery, Oliver 18-842d.
Cowdl gum : tee Kauri gum.
Cowdray, Weetman Pearson,

!. ir..,, 18- .1. ,1.

Con-dray, ruins, Sus. 18- 1 1 8c.
Cowdrey. Colo. 8-721 (Dl).
Cowc (curling) 7-646a.
Cowee. mta, N.C. 19-77'.
(114).

— Creek. N.C. 24-20'Jb ; 23-

Ujo.

COWELL, JOHN 7-346a ; 14-

— . P. II. 8-763a ; 26-91a.
Con ell. Ark. 2-552 (1)2).
Coweman. riv. Wash. 28-35

(C3).
COWEN. FREDERIC HYMEN

7-346a: 19-S3d.
— . JOSEPH 7-:tltV.
Cowen. W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
— , mt, Mont. 14-276 (D3).
COWES, I. of W. 7-346d ; t-

420 (III. E5) : 28-8900.
— , Viet. 28-38 <E2).
Ooweta, Okla. 2O-58 (Fl).

— Co, Q*. U-75J (112).

Cbwfold, Boa. 9-411 <I V
Fl*,l aw

Can. 4400

Cowie, Scot 24-418 (Dl).
—.barb, Bor. 4-257 (Cl) ; 4-

Oowle Water, riv. Soot 24-411

(F3); 18-80U.
Cowlkoe, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— Creek, riv, Ala. 1-460
(Ml.

Cowitch 18-9S5a.

COWL (diet. )7-347a; ventila-
tion 27- 101 Oc.

Cowlalrs. Glasgow 12-81 (map).

Cowleaze Chine, val, I. of W.
28-.:;.,.

Oowlea,A.II.and E.B.l-T69d;
9-J , Ik.

— , Edwin 19-570d.

Oowlea. Neb. 19-324 (F4).

— . mt, N.Mex. 19-520 (D4).

COWLEY, ABRAHAM 7-347a;
9-iJ2lb; 9-6280 ; 9-777o
anaoreontlques 1 - 90 7 a
Crashaw elegr 7-379d
Denham's elegr 8-21b
education scheme 8-9S8d
Pindarics 21-62 la.

—.Emma : fee Bumand,
Emma.
, HANNAH 7-348b.

— , HENRY R. C. WELLES-
Uy, 1st earl 7-:'. l-r.

Cowley, Mdx. 16-942 «

— , Oxford 2O- 1 1 3c ; 26-593a.

— , Wy». 28-*; I (L)l).

— Co., Kan. 15-r>:, I IF:;).
COWLEY FATHERS 7-:i48d.

:owley r. Cowley 8-340o ; 19-

1190.

Cowlliut, 111. 14-304 (ES).
Oowllnge, Stiff. 9-424 (IV.

on.

Cowling Bill. Yorks. 28-933

CowUngton. Okla. 20-58 (Gl).
CowUlz, riv. Wash. 28-:i54

— Co, Wash. 28-354 (C3) ; 28-

is:, '..i.
Oowlyd, lake, Wales 9-428

(V. Dl) ; 5-360d.
Cow-parsley 13-263b.
Cow Pasture, riv, V*. 28-1 IS

(. •_•).
Con-pen, Northumb. 9-412

(I. E2) ; 3-622b.
Cowpens. Ala. 1-460 (Til).
COWPENS, S.C. 7-348d;

500 (Cl) : battle l-844c.
Cow Pen Swamp, riv, S.C. 25-

Cowper. E/A. 25-811d.

— . FYCadogan 20-501a.

— , Francis T. de Grey Cowper,

.•:irl7-.:r.'.-: 14-; -Jl..
— , George Augustus Frederick

Cowper. earl 7-349b.
— .George Nassau Clavering

Cowper, earl 7-349b.
— , Spencer 7-349b ; 7-349O.

•, WILLIAM (poet) 7-349O ;

criticism 9-636a; didactic

tendency 8-203o; Barley's

Life 13-11 3d: hymns 14-

196a; vers de aociete 27-

1041b.

— , William (surgeon) l-934a.
—.WILLIAM COWPER. 1st

earl7-348d: 5-833C.
— , WUUam Clavering-Cowpcr

earl 7-349b.
CowperOolea, Sherard 7- 1 07 d

11-IJ-l : 9-J :>..
Cowper's gland < 23-131O.
Cowper stove 14-8 15b.
Cowper-Tcmple, William Fran

da. baron Mount Temple

tee Mount Temple, W. F. C

Temple, baron.
Cowper Temple clause 9>975d

— writing telegraph 26-522a.
Con-pox 28-1 Oc ; 27-831*

Jenner 15-3190.
Cow-puncher : fee Cowboy.
Cowra, N.S.W. 19-538 ( i
Cowrie, lab., Ind.O. : tee Mai

dive.

— gum : tee Kauri gum.

7- . Hk
..ui U.OROE WILLIAM

. JACOB DOLSON 7- ...'..
— I|ttrlYON7-:i53a; 19-460o;

2H-; i !

— . Leonard 23-236o.
— . LoUlM II. 7-363^
— . RICHARD 7-353* ; 12-

605a: 27-555a.
—.SAMUEL (Eng. nonoon-

torniUt) 7-3S3d.
—.SAMUEL HANSON (Amer.

Presbvterian) 7-353d.

U. -.,:. I 3....-i'..-.

Of

— r. IlK-kinan 20-S72O.

— r. Land and Water Journal
Oo, 7-1: b.

Cox, Ark. 8-551 (Vt).

—, Colo. 6-722 (C3).

— , riv, N^.W. 19-538 (OS) :

19-S38d.

Coxal glands 2-292b.
Cox IllBlit. Inlet, Taa. 28-438

COX c'lE.' MICHAEL 7-354*.

Coxcoxtll 18-331d.

Cox Creek, inlet Md. 17-828

(HS).
Coxe, Arthur Cleveland 7-

.. .1 ..

— , Daniel ll-85a; 4-837b.
— , Eckley B, lun. 26-13a.
— , HENRY OCTAVIUS 7-

— , WILLIAM 7-3540.
Coxe. int., Vt. 19-490 (A4).
Cox Green. Berks. 16-942

(1)2).

Coxhoc. Pur. 9-412 a. F3).
Ooxllha Grande, mts.. Itruz.

23-358*.

Coxim. Ilrar. 4-440 (E6).
Joxlnga 6-1 98b ; 10-671*.
Ctoxon, John 4-7 lOc.
Coxsackie, N.Y. 19-596 (Bl) ;

Owenlte community 13- v.'ii,

6-793a.
Cox's Bazar, India 14-382 (O9).

— Cavern, Som. 6-'^ 1 1).

— Mills, W.Va. 28-500 (C2).
COXSWAIN (diet.) 7-3.', id.
COXWELL. HENRY TRACEY

7-3.14d ; l-266d.
Coxvold. Yorks. 9-418 (H.

El); 12-351b.
Coxyde, Bete. 3-668 (Al).
Cor, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
— , InletATB. 2-462 <C7).
— , mt,Vt 19-490 (AS).
Cor (sport) : tee Decor.
Coyaoan, Mex. : tee Coyoacan.
Cor»J**nl7-717d.
Coyambo, mt, S. Am. l-963d.
Coyame, Mex. 18-318 (Dl).
Coyanza, Council of 2S-543d.
Coychurch, Wale* 12-76O.
Core, Jean Baptiate 22-SOla.
Coygach, cape, Scot 23-7 4 Ic.
Coyhue6-146b.
Corto, Okla. 20-58 (D2).
Coylton, Scot. 3-7 5c.
Coymbra Well, S.Aust 2-960

(E6).
Coyne and llverr 14-773d ;

14-7 7 5d.

Coynes, Stirling 6-445b.
Coyoacan, Mex. 18-347c ; 18-

Corol (beverage) : tee Chlcha.

— palm (At tale* Cohune) : fee
Cahoon palm.

— palm (Cocos bntvracea). 5-

(V.y'i • .'.'N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).

— , Utah. 27-S14 (C4X

— , lake, Mex. 18-318 (El).

— , mt, Cftl. 5-8 (E5).

— , mt,, N-Mex. 19-:,20 (B5).

— . riv. Cat 24-150b.

— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (El).

COYOTE (mammal) 7-355a

5-37 lo; fur 11-3530 ; VA.

27-fi.14b ; worship 19-137a.
Covoto Creek, riv, Oreg. SO

242 (G4).

.>, tribe 2-1 58d.
COYPEL (family) 7-355b.
COYPU 7-:!.',.ic ; 23-444d ; fur

>ee Nutria.
COYSEVOX, CHARLES AN

toine 7-355c; 24-495 (PI

II.).

. Kan. 15-654 (O3).
Cozad, Neb. 19-324 ( K I).
Cozar, Sp. 25-530 (D3).

Jooaui. fal. »-* (111).
COMO Panlano. We. 26-144.
C.P. (Chrutiami. ltt»byton>.
nuutrii) : arc I'rqubart, Mir

TlnimaA.

C.PJL. (abbrar.) 1-IJSa.

•parda (anc. ««*.) 19-Vtlb.
T. (abbrev.) i-Sua.

HI.): ire < hrornl urn. .
•raal : fee Kraal.
Crab, W.. W.I. : mt Vleqnea,

— . lake, Varf,. SS-354 (Pi).
Crab (a»tnin.) : ate Cancer.

— (falconry) 19-141b.
CRAB (tool.) 7-346*; 7-S58d

(tl«.) : ttt aUo Dromlldea

and Kdll.lr crab.

IM'. iapt 2-.'j...i.
Crab Apple Creek, rlr., Tex.

26-;,.'. 'i -..
CRADDE. GEORGE 7-3S8a ;

9-638a ; Aldeburgh monu-

ment 1-SJla.

— . .Stephen S-4S4d.
Orabbet Park. Stu. 4-93a ; 26-

IflTb.
Crabbing (wool mannf.) 28-

dial, CLAm.: tut

— , Uit.. Hum. 2a-H2« (Jii).
«nML tat_ Mex. 18OI8

. It-all* i 29-»4«d.

.

Crabbottom. Va. 28-1 is « ji.
Crabby Hay, CIiaiulH. l-534a.
Crab Creek, riv, \\a»li. 28-
3S4 (K3).

— Creek,riv..WaahJ8-354(02).
Crab-eat Jim fox 10-7 TOa.

— eatlnx macaque 22 - 331a ;
1S-J-.:. .

— eating opoamm 2O-139b.

— eating xcal S-37Sb.
Crabeth (family) 12-280C.
Crab graas : tee Pollah millet.

— louse 17-66b.

Crab Orchard. I1L 14-304 <D6).

— Orchard, Ky. 15-740 (D3);
15-743a; 18-522b.

— Orchard. Neb. 19-324 HID.

— Orchard, Tcnn. 28-620 (F-
O2).

Crabowskl, Michael : tee Ora-

bowskl.

Crab-plover : tee Cavalier.
Crab Pond, pt.. W.L 16-133

(map).

Crabra, aqueduct. It. 27-486d.
Crabronldae 18-499d.
•rabs (hazard) : tee Crapa.
Crabtree, William 13-7 12a.
Crabtrec, Dcv. 21-S62 (map).

— , N.C. 19-772 (H4).

, Oreg. 20-242 (C"3).
, Pa. 21-1

___ 106 (C-D5).
— Creek, riT.,N.C.19-77«(p«).
Crab-wood 28-545c ; 12-67 7 d ;

'

Crab yaws 28-909*.

Crac. William de: ate William

dnCrac.
Cracc-Calvert, Frederick:

Calvcrt, Frederick Crace.
Cnu-lierode, Clayton Mordaunt

Cracldae 3-977c ; 3-974d ; 12-
•484.

Craclnae : tee Curassow.
Crackanthorpe, Montague 16-

USb.
CRACKER (diet.) 7-339a ;

firework lO-42'.'d.
Cracking proceee 21-321d.
Cracking Stone, pt. Can. 24-

225 (Al).
Crackington Cove, Inlet, Corn.

Crackle 7-918b ; 18-184*.

Cracknel 3-992d.

Cracknore Hard, quay, Hants

25-491 (map).

Crackowe (shoe) : tee Poleyne
Crack willow 28-OS9b; 28-689b

. *.X

Cnwoani, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).

CRACOW, Aus. 7-3S9b: 3-4
(Fl); fire (1850) 16-491*
observatory 19-958a ; Stoss's
carvings 24-497* ; Swedish
captures 5-92 7 d, 5-930b
university 7-359e, 27-757c.

Cracow, Grand duke of (title

CRADDOCK. CHARLES EG

bart 7-360a ; l-840d.
Craddockrllle. Va. 28-11!

(F-O3).
Cradle, mt, Taa. 98-438 (Al)

26-4390.
CRADLE (diet.) 7-380b ; gold

wmahing 12-197a : ordnance

20-.'20d ; scaffolding 24-

MSa.
Cradley. Worca. 25-758 (Al)

lS-835a.
— Heath, Staffs. 25-758 (A3).

Cdward Ilartopt

— , UatUww (for. of Maa*. ) 17-

kftbiiS-jtl
— . Walter SS-S66a ; 2-ssie.
HADOaLCto»<»,»HI«|

26-406 (7l.|l6): S2-I17d.
Taftjl-rn-r S9-4MO.
RAFT (diet.) 7-J»Od.
raft gild* : •" «.ild..
Crafum. l-a. 21-1-. '!•:).
— . T»x. S6-09U (Ki).

r.vilJ... Cal. 6-4 (E4)L

756b ; carbolic acid 6-304d ;

enaof 7-41tb ; toluroe S6-

O.*, U-r-oo-tr, M-

_.750b.

Crjftr (pseud.) : tee Oerosey,
Victor,
me. bill. Westm. 9-416 (IL

CRAG (diet) 7-360d.
rag (geoL) 21-847b ; 2-971b ;
7- Ilia.
— and tail (geol.) 7-360d ; 12-

Cragg,' Yorks. 28-933 (Al).
CRACGS, JAMES 7-361*.

raggy. Ul.. Taa. 26-438 (Bl).
Crag-martin l-754c.
Cnun, The. mta. Id*. 14-176

Cragside (house) 2-440b (fig.).
Cragus, mta, Asia M. f7-151<L
CrateTEIiJah S-376C,

.

arch.) 8-944h.
Ja

CralgT

— r/a . .

— . General Sir Jarne* 8-23S*.

— , JOHN (divine) 7-36 la ; 14-
191d.

— , John (math.) 16-871C,

— , Sir Lewis 7-361C.

— , SIR THOMAS 7-3610.
Craig, Ariz. 2-544 (Bl).

— , Colo. 6-7J2 (Cl).

— , 111. 14-304 (CS).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Al).

— . Mont. 14-276 (C2).

— , Neb. 19-324 (H3).
—.Scot. 24-418 (El).

— , hill, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).

— , Isl., Jap. 15-156 (C14).
CTaigairie Fell. mt.. Scot. 28-

6?8b.
Crate Co, Okla. 26-58 (Fl).

— Co, Va. 28-118 (H3).

r i:^- i-.-l.-i.}- {. r i-pi;. ; •: .• - 14-

eub.

— Creek, rtr, Va. 28-118
« :i.

Cralgcrook Castle, manakm.

Scot. 8-940b.
Crate Dhu, hUL Scot. 25-646b.

aige, Wa«h. 28-354 (H3).

aigellachle, Scot. 24-412

(E2); 8-646a.
Cralgenbuck limestone 16-

731d.
Crateendoran, Soot. 24-418

(B3); 4-878C.

Cralgenputtock. Scot. 5-351*.
CrateenUnny, Scot. 8-945d.
Craigeven. b*y, Scot. 15-901b.
Crate Gowan, mt,. Soot. : tet

Qovraa, < 'ni:ir.
Craighead. Scot S-75b.

— Co, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Crateie. Col. J. II. l-382b.
—.PEARL MARY TERESA

7-36 Id ; dramas 8-S36d.

— , W. A. 8-1 89c.

Crateie Wood. hill. Scot. 21-

NDb.
Crate Law, mt, Scot. 24-418

.1 to.

Craiglelth, dist.. Scot. 8-942d.

— , tol. Soot. S4-418 (F2).
Crate Lochle, mt, Scot. 24-4 1 8

(Dl).
Craiglockhart, hills, Scot. 8-

937b ; 8-945b.
Cralgmaddle. Soot 18-478c.
Cratgmillar. castle. Soot 8-

940b ; 8-945d ; conference 4-

M 1
Cratemore, Rothesay SS-758b.

— . hill. Scot. l-52d.
Cratenalr, Soot 7-761b.
Craignethan. castle. Scot 16-

136d; siege 2-644*.
Craignlsh. castle. Scot 24-411
(. L

— , Inlet. Scot 24-411 (C3);
2-4860.

Cratenure, bay, Scot 24-411

Crateowl. hill. Scot. S4-41I
tbVFl) ; 19-«60d.

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205

CRAIG-CREU

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

Orate Phadrick (Phadraic)

hm. Scot. 14-7 21 d; 28-149d
— Royston, Scot. 16-937C.
Craigs Moss, Scot. 8-663a.
Craigsville, Pa. 21-106 (C4).
— , Va. 28-118 (C2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Craigton, Scot. 24-418 (El).
— , point, Scot. 4-'23b.
CraigviUe, Ind. 14-422 (G3).
Craigyllyn, mt., Wales 12-73c
Crais-y-nos, castle, Wales 9

428 (V. D4).
Craig-yr-Allt-Goch, reservoir

Wales 28-107 (map) ; 28-

402c.
CRAIK, DINAH MARIA 7

362a.

— , GEORGE LILLIE 7-362a.
— , Georgiana Marion 7-362b.
Craik, Can. 24-225 (A-B3).
— , Yorks. 28-9:i4a.
CRAIL (Karel), Scot. 7-362b

24-4 IS (F2).

Crailiusr, Scot, 24-412 (F4).
CRAILSHEIM (Krailsheim),

Ger. 7-362o ; 11-808 (B-

C4>.

Crainville, 111. 14-304 (C6).
CRAIOVA (Krajova, Castra

Nova), Rum. 7-362o ; 23-826

(A2).

Crait (snake) : see Krait.
Crake, riv.. Lanes. 16-138&.
Crake (zool.) 22-SlSd.
Crakeberry : see Crowberry.
Cramalt Craig, mt., Scot. 21-

38d.

Crambe maritima : see Sea-
kale.

Crambessa 24-5250,
CRAMBO 7-362d.
Cramer, Gabriel 3-S04d ; 8-

113a.

— , JOHANN BAPTIST 7-363a.
— , JOHN ANTONY 7-363a.
^— , KARL VON 7-363b.
— , Wilhelm 7-363a-
Cramer, 111. 14-304 (C3).
Cramer and Co. 7-363a.
Cr.imicnon (diet.) 28-286C,
Craminuam, Braz. 4-440 (16).
Cramlington, Northumb. 9-

412 (I. E2) ; 19-791C.
Crammont, mt., Alps l-743o.
Cramoisy (diet.) 7-466a.
Cramond, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;

4-584 i r.l -•-•): 8-940a; Ro-
man remains 8-946b.
— , isl., Scot. 24-418 (E3-2) ; 8-

944d.

— Bridge, Scot. 8-940a.
CRAMP, CHARLES HENRY

7-36:tb.

— . William 7-363b.

CRAMP (disease) 7-363c ;
arsenic poisoning 2-654a ;
cholera 6-263b ; telegraph-
ists' 9-359a.

— (mech.) 17-846b ; 4-464b.
Cramped odds (t«nnis)26-62 7 d.
Crampel, Paul l-352d; 22-

765d.

Crampit (diet.) 7-646b.
Crampons : see Climbing-irons.
CRAMP-RINGS 7-364a; 23-

351b.
Crampton, T. R. 9-187a ; 26-

527b.

Crampton'sGap, Md.25-1047c.
Crampton v. Ridley 2-325c.
Crana, riv., Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Cranach, John Lucas (d. 1536)

7-365c.
— , LUCAS (1472-1553) 7-364b;

5-331C.
— , Lucas (1515-1586) 7-365o ;

8-1 Ola.

Cranae, Isl.. Or. 12-779C.
Cranage, Ches. 9-416 (II. C3).
Cranaia, Athena 2-828d.
Cranberry, N.C. 19-772 (C3) ;

19-773a.

— , Pa. 21-106 (C3).
— , isl., We. 17-434 (D4).
— , lake, N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).
— , lakes, Me. 17-434 (E4).
— , riv.. Mich. 18-372 (B4).
CRANBERRY (trait) 7-365d ;

ll-268d.

— Creek, N.Y. 19-596 (F2).

— Creek, riv., Wis. 28-740
(C4).

Cranborne, J. E. H. Gascoyne
Cecil, viscount : see Salis-
bury, 4th marquess of.

— , Robert Cecil, viscount : see
Salisbury, Robert Cecil, earl
of.

Cranborne, Dorset. 9-420 (in.
D5) ; geology 8-434d.

— Chase, dist., Dorset. 9-420
(III. C5) ; 28-69Sa ; geology
8-434d.

Cranbourne, Viet. 28-38 (El).

— Chase, dist., Berks. 16-942
(B3).

CBANBROOK, GATHORNE
Gathorne-Hardy, earl of 7-
366b.

Cranbrook, J. S. Gathorne-

Hardy, earl of 7-36«b.
CRANBROOK, Kent 7-366b

9-4->4 (IV. L>4) ; observatory

19-956a.

Cranbury, N.J. 19-502 (C-D3V
— Brook, riv., N.J. 19-502

(C-D3).
Cranch, Christopher P. 1-

8380.
Cranchia 7-675C ; 5-701d (flg.)

5-69Sd.
Cranchiidae S-701d ; 7-675o ;

arms S-696b.
Crandall, Joseph 3-375a.
— , PRUDENCE 7-366C.
Crandall, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).
— , Tex. 26-690 (C8).
Crandall (tool) 17-846a.
Cranden, John de : see John de

Cranden.

Crandon, S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E3).
Crandull, Tenn. 26-620 (I-J1).
Crane, Sh- Francis 26-406b.
— , Jos. 26-630C.
— , M. G. 22-668a.
— , STEPHEN 7-366d.
— , Thomas 7-366d.
— , WALTER7-366d; 24-507c;

pictorial placards 22-196d ;

wall painting 19-26d.
— , WILLIAM HENRY 7-367c.
Crane, Mo. 18-608 (C5).
— , Tex. 26-690 (E4).
— , hill, Mass. 17-852 (A2).
— , pt., Vt. 19-490 (A3).
— , riv., Mdx. 18-4 13c.
— , riv., Kent 7-366b.
Crane (astron.) : see Grns.
CRANE (bird) 7-367C ; 3-977c ;

ancient dance 7-797a, 6-

270d, 26-838a; Egypt, an

cient 9-45d ; mythology 7

9S2a.
CRANE (engin.) 7-36So; 28

472d.
Crane Co., Tex. 26-690 (E4).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (El).

— Creek, riv., Ida. 14-276 (A3).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (C3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(G4).

Crane-fly : see Daddy-long-
legs.

Cranehill, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

Craneion, Corinth 7-1 SOb.

Crane Neck, hill, Mass. 17-852
(E-F1).

Cranenest, Ky. 15-740 (E4).

Cranes : see Crane.

Cranesbill 11-7 63b.

Cranes of Ibycus 14-226c.

Cranesville, Pa. 21-106 (B2).

Cranetown, N.J. : see Jlont-
clair.

Crantield, Lionel, earl of
Middlesex : see Middlesex.

Cranfleld, Beds. 9-424 (IV.
A 2) ; 3-62 la.

— , pt., Ire. 14-744 (E2-F3).

Cranford, Mdx. 16-942 (C3) ;
fruit farming ll-2G4b ; ob-
servatory 19-956a.

— , N.J. 19-502 (A3).

Cranford (Gaskell) ll-502b.

Cranford St John, Northanta.
9-424 (IV. A2).

Cranganore, India : see Kod-
ungalur.

Crangon : see Shrimp.

Crania: 4-361cfoll.: 4-366b;
attachment 4-360d.

— anomala 4-366b ; shell 4-
360b (fig.).

Cranial flexure 9-320b.

— fossa 25-198a.

— nerves 19-394d ; 19-403d ;
19-404c; 27-lOlSd.

— sutures 25-196c.

— vault 2S-200d.

Craniata 27-1047d ; 28-1033c;
blastopore 9-319c ; coelom
6-644b, 9-322a ; cranial
flexure 9-320b ; cryptic col-
oration of 6-731d ; develop-
ment 9-319e, 14-250d ; dura-
tion of life 16-975c ; external
gills 14-252C ; eye 16-1 20a ;
geological age 14-267c ;
germ-cells, maturation of 7-
719a ; gill-clefts 14-253a,
27-1048a; lim»s 14-252a ;
mesoderm 9-319a ; meta-
merism of 18-216c; para-
sitic forms 7-687a ; thyroid
gland 8-635a.

Cranii, Gr. 12-440 (B2) ; 2-
482c; S-684d.

Craniidae 4-366a.

Craniology : see Phrenology.

Craniometor 7-373c.

CRANIOMETRY 7-372a ; 2-
113a; brachycephalic Rkulls
4-336b ; Broca's work 4-
620d ; cephalic index 5-
684c; dolichocephalic skulls

8-388d; mesocephalic 18

179b; prehistoric 2-112c.
Cranio-pharyugeal canal 25

199a.

Cranioscopy : see Phrenology
Craniotomy 4-943c.
Cranium, craniol, - £c. : see

under Skull.

Crank, Lanes. 16-139 <C3).
Crank (diet.) 7-374d.
CRANK (mech.) 7-374d ; 17-

1005b ; 25-1022b ; of bi

cycle 3-914d ; in shipbuild

ing 24-ii-M l>.
— (prison) 27-223b.
Crank-arm 17-1005b.
Crank-effort 25-837b.
Cranleigh, Sur. 9-424 (IV.B4)

12-690C.
Cranley, Thomas : brass 4-43 3

(PI. II., flg. 2).
CRANMER, THOMAS 7-375a

9-531a ; ll-461a; book

collection 4-222b ; Church

catechism 5-506c ; Great

Bible 3-900d ; Prayer Book

22-2590.
Cranmere Pool, bog, Devon

9-430 (VI. D2).

Cramnoor, Wis. 28-740 (C-D4).
Cranmore, liberty, Soui. 25-

390b.
CRANNOG 7-377c; 2-350a ;

Aberdeenshire l-51c: Car-

lingwark Loch 5-480d. See

also Lake dwelling.
Crannon, Gr. 12-440 (Dl);

battle (322 B.C.) 2-133b ;

Scopadae 16-217b.
CRANSAC, Fr. 7-37 8c.
Cranston, John 23-253C.
— , Samuel 23-253d ; 7-378d.
CRANSTON, K.I. 7-37Sd; 23-

249 (Cl) ; 23-250a.
Cranstown, cape. Green. 12-

543 (D3).
CRANTOR (philosopher) 7

378d.

Crantz, Albert : see Krantz.
Cranwear, Wales 9-428 (V. B4).
< 'ran\\ ill. Captain 18-1.1.
CRANWORTH, R. M. ROLFE,

baron 7-379a.
Cranworth, Nort. 9-424 (IV.

Dl).
Craon, Marie Catherine do

Beauveau : see Boufflers,

Marie Catherine, marquise

de.

— , Pierre de 10-822a.
— , Robert de 26-593b.
Craon, Fr. 10-778 (D4) ; 17-

ISte.
Craonne, Fr. 10-778 (F3) ;

battle (1814) 28-213a, 19

232 (map).
CRAPE 7-379a.
Craponne, canal. Ft. 7-382c ;

24-85C.

— sur-Arzon, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Crappio 14-304d ; 18-600b.
Craps (crap-shooting) 8-176d :

13-117a.
Crarae. Scot, 24-418 (A2) ; 11-

375d.

Crary, N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).
CRASH (textile) 7-379b.
CRASHAW,RICHARD7-379c;

9-621a ; hymns 14-193b.
— , Dr William 7-379c.
Crask, watershed, Scot. 24-412

(Dl).

Craspedella 21-7 12d.
Craspedomonadinae : see Cho-

anoflagcuidae.
Craspedosoma 18-471d.
Craspedosomidae 18- 17 I d.
Craspedota : see Hydromedu-

sae.

Craspedote 14-1 35c.
Craspedotella 7-708d.
Crassatella 16-1 23a.
Crassatellidae 16-123a.
Crassier, Switz. 26-242 (A4).
Crassula 7-380c.
CRASSULACEAE7-380a; 13-

334d.

Crassus, C. Licinius 16-63a.
— , Lucius (or Gaius) Calpur-

nius 19-394a.
— , L. LICINIUS (140-91 B.C.)

7-380d; 24-278d.
— , M. Otacilius : see Otacilius

Crassus.

— (Dives), M. LICINIUS (d.
53 B.C.) 7-381a; 23-642c ;
23-640b ; Catilinarian con-
spiracy 4-939b; in Judaea
15-396d; Parthian war 21-
218a.

— , M. Licinius (fl. 29 B.C.) 18-
643d.

— (Dives Mucianns), P. LICI-
nius7-380c; 21-1 87c.

— (Dives), P. LICINIUS (d. 87
B.C.) 7-381a.

— , P. Licinius (d. 54 B.C.) 4-

940a.
Crasf Aguzza, mt., Alps 1-

745a.

Crast' Aguzza Fuorcla, pass

Alps. l-745b.
Craster, Northumb. 9-412 (I

E2).
Craston (monk): lexicon (1478

8-191b.

Crasus : battle (805) 19-647c.
Crataegus : see Hawthorn.

— oxyacantha : see Glaston
bury thorn.

— pyracantha : see Fire thorn
Crataeis (myth.) 24-519b.
Crataemeues 18-195a.
Crater, lake, Oreg. 20-21L

(C-D5).

— , lake, Tib. 6-168 (D3).
— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Crater (astron.) 7-13 (table).

— (vase) : see Krater.
CRATER (volcano) 7-381b

28-187a; l-375a.
Cratcrium 19-105d.
— pedunculatum 19-10Sc (flg.)
Crater-lake 7-381b ; 16-SCb

of Eifel 9-133c.
Crater Lake National Park

Oreg. 20-242 (C4-5).
Crater-of-elevation theory 28-

187b.

Crateromys 23-443b.
C'ratcrostigmidao 5-673c.
Craterostigmomorpha 5-673b

5-672b.
Craterostigmus 5-67 3c : 5-

67 Ob.
Craterus (general of Alexander

21-137b; 9-889b.

— (brother of Autigomis Gon-
atas) 12-457C ; 14-627d.

CRATES (actor) 7-381b ; 8-
491c.

— (of Athens) 7-381c.

— (of Mallus) 7-381c; 12-
331c; 6-449a; globe 11-
620d, 17-635C ; Latin idiom
12-124C.

— (of Thebes) 7-381c ; 18-
299d.

Cra/es, Book of l-520c.
Crathie, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ; 3-

2S4b: 4-375C.
Crati (Crathis), riv., It, 15-4

(F5) ; 4-964b ; 2-162c.
Craticularia 15-570a.
CRATINUS (the elder) 7-381d ;

12-.r)llc; 8-491c.
CRATIPPUS (historian) 7-

3S2a ; 20-558C.
CRATIPPUS (of Mytileue) 7-

382b ; 21-163C.
Cratloe, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Cruto, prior of : sec Antonio.
Crato, Braz. (Amazonas) 4-440

(C3) ; l-790a.
— , Braz. (Ceara) 5-592b.
Crato, Order of 22-141d.
Cratylus 13-310a.
Crali/lus (Plato) 21-817b.
Criitzcl, R. l-770a.
Crau, Fr. 10-778 (H6).
CRAU, dist., Fr. 7-382b.
— , Petite, dist., Fr. 7-382b.
CRAUCK, GUSTAVE 7-3S2c.
Craufurd, .sir Charles 7-383a.
— ,QUINTIN7-382c.
— , ROBERT 7-382d: 24-814a.
— , Thomas (1530-1603): see

Crawford, Thomas.
— , W. H. 19-309b.
Crauf urdland Water, riv., Scot.

24-418 (C3).

Craughwell, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Cravagliana, It. 26-242 (E5).
Cravant, Fr. : battle (1423) 9-

514a; 10-822c.
Cravat, 111. 14-304 (C5).
CRAVAT (costume) 7-383b.
Craveggia, It. 26-242 (E4).
— , Bagni di, It. 26-242 (F4).
Craven, Hawes 26-735d.

— (of Ryton), John Craven,
baron 7-384b ; 20- 1 1 I h.

—.WILLIAM CRAVEN, earl
of (1608-1697) 7-3K3d.

— , PAULINE MARIE ARM-
ande Agla* 7-383b.

Craven, Can. 24-225 (B3).

— , dist., Yorks. 28-931c ; 25-
193b ; geology 28-931C.

— , fort, N.Y. 23-684d.

— Arms, Salop. 9-420 (III.
B2) ; 24-1020d.

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (E2-F3).

— race meeting 13-728d.

— scholarship 20-414b ; 7-
384b.

Crawar, Paul 24-439d.
"Jrawflsh, lake, Wash. 28-354

(Fl).

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (E5).
Crawfish : see Craylish.
Crawfoot, James 22-:i:)8c.
CRAWFORD, EARLS OF 7-

384c ; 8-796b.
— , Alexander Lindsay, 4th

earl of 24-4,40b ; 7-384e ;

4-482d.
— , David Lindsay, earl of (d.

149S); see Montrose, David

Lindsay, duke of.

Crawford, James Lindsay,

24th earl of 7-385d; 7-3SOa;

18-793C.
— , James Ludovlo Lindsay,

20th earl of 7 - 385d ; 9-

272c; documents, collection

4-224c ; heliomctcr 13-22Gd;

observatory 19-<J5Ga ; stamp

collection 21-374C.
— , John Lindsay, earl of (d.

1513)24-442b.
— , John Lindsay, earl of (c.

1598-1678) 7-3S5a; 12-415o.

See also Lindsay family.
— , Ann Street: see Barry,

Ann Street.

— , Emily (journalist) 19-5630.
— , FRANCIS MARION 7-

3S6b ; 1-840C.

— , Isabella Valency 5-166b.
— .Lawrence 12-409c : 17-

777c.

— , R. F. (financier) 27-434c.
— .Robert (song -writer) 14-

577a.
— , Capt, Thomas (1530-1603)

7-7 7 7d; Casket letters 5-

451c;24-447b.
— , THOMAS (sculptor) 7-386c;

24-5 16a.
— , WILLIAM HARRIS 7-

386d.

Crawford, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
— , Fla. 10-540 (Dl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , La. 17-54 (C4).
— , Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (A2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).
— , Scot. 24-412 (E4) ; 6-572C.
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K4).
— , W.Va. 28-740 (C3).
— , cape, Can. 5-160 (Ml).
— , dist., Scot. 16-7 19d.
— , fort, Wis. 28-746d; 22-

250d.

— , isl., Fr.Guin. 17-14a.
— , lake, Me. 17-434 (E3J.
— , mts., S.Aus. 2-960 (E4).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (A2). '

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (H3).

— Co., la. 14-732 (B2).

- Co., 111., 14-304 (E5) : min-
erals 14-306a.

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (D8).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (H3) ; 15-
655d.

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F5).

— Co., Mo. 18-008 (E4).

— Co., O. 20-26 (E3).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (B-C2).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (C5).
Crawfordjohn, Scot. 16-137a.
Crawford Notch, mt., N.II. :

see White Mountain Notch.

— Notch, riv., N.H. 19-490
(E3).

Crawfordsville, la. 14-732 (F3).

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. 7-
387b ; 14-422 (D4).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (C3).

Crawfordville, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— , Fla. 10-540 (Bl).

— , Ga. 11-752 (D2).

CRAWFURD, JOHN (oriental-
ist) 7-387b.

— , John (spy) : see Ker, John.

— , W. 22-363b.

Crawfurdia ll-601d.

Crawhall, Joseph 20-502c.

Crawick, riv., Scot. 8-663b.

Crawley, Ernest 10-1U la.

— H. 12-557d.

Crawley, Sus. 9-424 (IV. B4).
Crawl Keys, Fla. 10-540 (F7).
Crawshaw Booth, Lanes. 16-

139 (D2).

Jrawshay's waterbuck 4-596c.
;rax alector : see Crested cur-
assow.

— globicera 7-636c.

- — incommoda 7-636o.
!ray, Wales 9-428 (V. D4) ;

reservoir 28-407 (map).
— , mt., Alps 26-242 (C3).
— , riv., Kent 16-942 (E3) ; 26-

724c.
— , riv., Wales 26-182a; 4-

485a.
Cray, Foots, etc., Kent: see

Foots Cray, etc., Kent.
CRAYER, GASPARD DE 7-

387c.
CRAYFISH 7-387d; 7-556d ;

geological action ll-6G.'ib ;

haematin 6-7 35c : see also

Rock lobster.
Crayford, Kent 16-942 (E3) ;

16-956C.

Crayke, dist., Dur. 8-707c.
Crayne, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).
CRAYON 7-388a: see also

Pastel.

Grays Hill, Ess. 16-942 (F2).
1!razy, mts., Mont. 14-276

(D2).
3razy Horse (Indian chief) 18-

756d ; 14-478a.

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206

To make full u-.c »t (hit Index It It cwntlal to read the
Instruititins given on I'uge I.

CRAIG-CREU

rm. nit.. Hoot. S-MSd.

r.! ..-.-.! 10-. • :
dh. mt.. Scot. 24-

rtli. Xort. t-414
U.ulhV' Xort. 0-48. (IV.

Crealock. MaJ.-Ocn. 2B-l054a.
.„•". HI. 14-304
,...,

Cream. Wls. 28-740 (I»4).
14-711 (1141.
Cream: adulten.1 1

preservatives l-225a : trade
restrictions 7-7 Sic. See alto
„• : • M ..

— cheese 7- 7 4 9d.

— crock 7-7SSa (fig.).

— of tartar : tee Tartar.

. r. ,• • . il.il. ..i,r> 10-1 l.'b.
. r..,-;.-.. ton 23- I1.'!..
Creaae (weapon) : art Kris.

— dirt 10-SSOc,
tTea.-«>te : tee Creosote.
CREASY, SIR EDWARD

Shepherd 7-

CREATIANISM AND TRAD-
uolanUm 7-388b ; 11-2IM.
< 'rv.it me 12-651a:4-79b.

in 19-927d.

• >n (of man): Agassi*'*
v 2- 112a; OfHrtit ac-
i 1-lflSa ; Gnostic myth

12-l5tld;

esoteric doctrine 18-621 b;
Ophites theory 20-12Sd ;
Quiche theory 18-330d.

— (of the world) : era of : tee
Mundane eras ; Oenetit ac-
counts 11-57SD, l-168a;
Locos as cmatlTB principle
18-920a ; Sabbath, con-
nexion with 23-961a ; Simon
Uagns's theory 2S-126d. See
ifffp Cosmogony.

Cmrffam (Haydn) 20-163b.
Creatlonism : tee Creatianlsm.
Creblllon. C. P. J. de 7-389a ;

11-1 if..-.
— . PROSPER JOLYOT DE 7-

I : 8-5i:ia; ll-135d.
CRECHE 7-:!-'Jt..
Crechelade, hundred, Wilts.

28-699b.
Crecy, FT. 18-778 (El); 7-

— . forest, Fr. 4-5610.

CRECY. BATTLE OF 7-389c ;
9-i03a; 10-820b; artillery
2-68Sc; French knights at
15-864M.

— Mir-Serre. Fr. 10-778 (F2).
CREDENCE tor Credence

Table) 7-390b.

CREDENTIALS 7-390c.

itlarius : tee Praegus-
tator.

Credenxa (of medieval com-
munes) 8-788b ; 18>32a.

CREDI. LORENZO DI 7-390c.

Credibility 22-3780.

Cr*dMWra/4* Oosp*t0<itor|
(Lardncr)16-214<f.

CREDIT (diet.) 7-390d.

— (econ.) 7-390d ; 27-336a ;
28-438a ; Japanese system
15-201a ; money-use 18-
699b ; prices Influenced 18-
89M

Credit (periodical) 9-403a.
Credit Agricole 7-391a.
Credit-bank!! : *••• Loan-banks.
CREDIT FONCIER 7-390d ; S-

343a ; repayment of loans

17-2 la.

— Lyonnais 3-343a ; 17-1 7 nb;
clearing transactions 6-4 7 7r.

— MobUier (Fr. society) 7-

— MOBILIER OF AMERICA
7-391 b: 27-720c.

CREDITON. Dev. 7-391c : 9
430 (VI. E2); flre (174:1) 10
401c.

Creditor : attachment of debts
2— 78b ; bankruptcy pro-
. .-.-1 r ^ 3- .-'-'.• : irn.ir.ii.!....
12-6SSD : second and on
second 2-780C,

CREDNER. CARL

miED-

Crtdo. ml-.. Fr. 23-27 Id.
('rod., (iiui-i inn... ) 17—1
CNo.lake.Cau. M--
— . rlv.. C<ui. 24- .
—.rlv.. boot. 24

14- i . estuary M-Olfta;
_BQJOfyl8 »lt>.'
CREE. trlbo 7..m.'a ; 14

hiiiitlnit i IHI» ••tiiw 28-UVOa ;

wanli-i

CREECH. THOMAS 7- l»Sa,
'barrow, hill. UotwC !

Michael. Bom. 8-

rlT_ Boot. 24-41 7 (111).
(n-l.i : »^ I r,x<d».
L>eede. Colo. 8-7 -'•.• (1>4); 8-
...

u.wn.Colo. 8-T2J
ITecdmoor, X.I1. 19-772 (1)1).

|i,-
-. Tex. 28-690 (KS).

./ a iMitman (F. Harri-
son) l.i
CREEDS 7-392b: 28-7 7 4d :

tee. alto name* at creeds.
Creed system (tekcmphy) 18-

C-reedy.' rlr., Der. 8-132b.
Creegh. rlv.. Ire. 14-7 1 1 ( 114).
Creek, ml.. Arv. 2-4A2 (L)5).

— .vol.. Nev.»-8(El).
CREEK (geoK.) 7-IOOd.
Creek (.'<>.. < ikl.i. 20-S8 (ES).

— INDIANS 7-IUIa; 14-460b ;
7--T .'1 : campaign (1813)
15-lOMu; 14-I7T.1; .M.-ii.l-
Urray 17-231d ; territory

Creekaide, Pa. 21-100 (D4).
Creek Town. Xig. 19-678 (DS);

4-962a.

Creel. Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Creelman. Can. 24-225 (B3).
Creelsboro. Ky. 18-740 II
Creemore, Can. 20-114 (If.-;.
Creep (in coal mine) 8-S82b.
Creeper (bird) 27-234d; 13-

47Sa.

— (fowl) : tee Dunipie.
Creepcr-lUliuis 2-28b.
Creeping (in strain) 25-10140.

— Jenny 18-990a ; 13-771n.

— palsy : tee Atrophy, pro-
gressire muscular.

— pine : tee MuRlius pine.

— sheet : tee Feeding cloth.
Creeslough. Ire. 14-744 (1)1).

syllabary : tee Evans

>> llabary.
CREETOWN, Scot. 7-401a ;

24-412 (DS); geology 15-

83 Id.

Creovclcn. Ire. 16-404c.
CREEVEY, THOMAS 7-401a.
Creeveu />np<T»7-4<ilb.
CREFELD, (ier. 7-401c: 11-

808 (I. J6); battle (1758)

ll-S4d : pottery 5-740b.

castle. Ire. 14-744

CreRg.

Creggan, dlst.. Ire. : geology
14-744b.

— , riY., Ire. 2-561c.
Creggans, Scot, 24-418 (AS).
Cregrma. Wales 9-428 (V. E3).
. i, ',..r. 'sohl •:•.•' p < 6- "I ,.

. Scot. (Fife) 24-418
< ; 7-634C.

i. (Sutherland) 24-412
: 26-170C.

—, hill. Scot. 24-418 (El).
Crelghton. Edward 20-99a.

— , John A.. Cnunt 20-99a.

— . Louise 7-401d.

— . MANDELL 7-401d; 9-
452c: 20-339b.

—.Mary Lucretia (d. 1876)
20-99a.

— (of Branston) 28-753c.
Crelghton. Mo. 18-608 (B3).

— , Neb. 19-324 (F2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (C4).
Creighton's torpedo-boat

«..,-k-8- HMe.
Creighton University. Neb. 1

CR°EIL. Fr. 7-402c; 10-778

(F3) ; 10-812c.
Creinch, M.. Scot. 16-937b.
Crolsau, estate. Oer. 18-679d.
Crelus : tee Crius.
C'reke. Sir John de : monu-

mental brass 2-S87a.
CRELL. NICHOLAS 7-402d.
Crellc, Aiurust Leopold l-39d ;

25 - S73a ; multiplication

tables 28-327S.
Crenia, John of : tee John of

ma,
CREMA, It. 7-403a; 15-4

(B2).

Osma41U.ro. barb.. NfJ. 19
mo-c)4-S40a.

11

navla 24-'lH»a;
26-us:ib. 26-684C,
— A. 1 18-947C

,.,> ..r ;

I r.

'

Teuton*

7-404

tiu 13-

ve8-l«7e.
ll-i

JAN 7- 407 a,
. K. Zl-I5d.
IA (K.H-o dclla Vul-
... IU 7-407* ; 1*-
B4)

r r. 10-778 (OS).
UX. ISAAC MOISE

. \.|..ll.|,. I 7-1". I, ; 15-fllu.

vmliM.ll. 21- 1 i
Cremna, Asia M. 21-6i2a.

LZkOOOOchUM 11*51 6O*

ll-SASd.

. LUICI 7-40TO;

geometrical correipondcnou
7-60.'!.; J. Melner's theo-
rems 28-873b ; reciprocal
: „• ;r.-8-1 1-1 .

CREMONA. II. 7-I07U: 15- 1
(HI): 15-20 <<•-'): campanile
5- 1 '.'Ob: violins 28-977b,

28-1064.

— . pror.. It. 15-t5o.

imui, t'esore 2-282a.
lorno " (borne) 13-737a.
CHEMORNE CARDENS.Lond.

7-1

Cremyll. Corn. 21-862 (map).
Cranaeac28-742b.
Cranate 18-324I..
Crenatula 16-1221..
Crendl. Malta 17-308 (B2) ;

I.- IOC.
Crenel : tee Crenelle.

i 16-122b.
CRENELLE (diet.) 7-408o ; 3-

5344.

Ocnldes : tee 1'hilippl.
Creuilabrus melops : get Gold-

-'.!'.

(.'renm-ling : ter Milling.

i d'Ossola, It. 26--M2

(£1).

Crenothrix 3-167a ; 3-lGlib.
Crenshaw, Ala. 1-100 (C 'l>.
—. Miss. 18-600 (111).
CREODONTA 7-40Sc ; 17-

52Gb ; 17-527C.
Creola. Ala. 1-460 (AS).
CREOLE 7-409c; Cuba 7-

603b: lumnmee 23-5IOb;

Mauritius 17-913c :

Orleans l»-S28a; I>om 21-

275d ; Reunion 23-207O ;

Spanish America l-809b.
" Creole " : law case 12- Id.
Creolin 6-599a.
CREON (son of Lycaethus)

7-409d.
CREON (son of Menoeoeos)

7-409d.

Creon. Kr. 10-778 (D5).
CREOPHYLUS (of Samoa) 7-

409d.

Creoaol7-410a.
Creosotal 7-41 Ob.
CREOSOTE (Creasote, Krea-
. sotc) 7-4 10a; in medicine

8^7q. 19-422h. 22-S43d;

oil 7-41 Oa. 6-597c: timber

preservation 26-979c, 6-

KM*

— plant 21-782c ; 27-634O.
Crcoulo, pt., C. Verd la. 5-

253 (map).
CrCpe : ate Craw.
Crepe rubber 23-799b.
Crepida 8-49Sa.
Cropidula 11-51 6a.
Crcpin : tee Hawk's-beard.
rrei>itus4-201d.
Crepon 18-1 5 la.
Crepore, riv.. Braz. 4-440

<E3).

CREPUSCULAR (dlct.)7-410c.
Crepusculum : tee Twilight.

.•n-Laonnois, Fr. 11-

BMa.
Crepy-en-ValoIs. Fr. 10-778

(F3); 20-53d.

i : tee Crequy.
CREQUY (family) 7-410c.
— , RENEE CAROLINE DE

Froullay, n.aniuiw do 7-

4 lib.

Crequy. Fr. 10-77S<K11.
Creran. lake, Scot. S4-418(A1);

2-486C.

— . stream. Soot. 2-222d.
Prei-ar. John 6-1 2 In.
Cramp, Capt. Michael 17-79Si.
Cresbard. S.Dak. 25-500

(F-G2).

CRESCAS. HASDAI BEN

Aliraliit: i. 7-111

l|.-.- '. ' II-. • , ....
1 .

— ; uk«.'Ki

— . lake. Ureg. 29-111 (C-D4).

— . lake. To.. 26-43111,.

— , lake. Wa*li. 29-3.M (A-lil).

U/N.II. 19-41.
CRESCENT 7- 1 II.-; 10-46Sb ;

ordsr of the 7-411- .
ONsnot Beach, lla. 10-510

1 1 I

— »>«>h. Mass. 17-KSJ (C3).

S-H(Al).
I

III. 14-304 (E3).
Cresceni u Cujete : tee Oala-
: . • • . .

"XSF&Krg*" PUU-°-

— (the Elder) 23-668a.
Cnscentliu, boose of. Rome

23-fllOd.

Crescent Mills. Cat 8-8 (Cl ).
Crescendo. Giovanni (son of

the Elder) St-868a; 20-

37 Id ; 15-4351).
— . (iioviiniildl. lurj)23-668c.
CRESCIMBENI. GIOVANNI

Maria 7- 1 1 Id.
Cresco. la. 14-732 (El); 14-

— , Pa/21-106 (113).

Cresem, mt.. Alps 26-242 (G4).

CRESILAS (sc-ulptor) 7-412a ;

12-4. v,d ; U-4S6b.
Croslow, manor-boon. Bocks.

17-59Sb.

CRESOLS7-41SS.
Cresotinlo add 8-SSc,
Cresotln yellow 8-7 47 b.
Onspbontcs (a Beraclld) 13-

309a : 8-42Cb ; 18-1 72a
CRESPI, DANIELE7-I12C.
— , GIOVANNI BATTISTA 7-

412c.

— .GIUSEPPE MARIA 7-412c.
Crespin. A. 2O-.'.OM>.
Crcxpo, Goncalves 22-1 62c.
— . Joaquln 27-9Ulu.
Cresques. Jabuda 17-G43a.
CRESS 7-412c; fruit 7-521d

(llB.).

CRESSENT, CHARLES 7-413b.
ClBssliiiifaam, Hugh 24-434c.
Cresskill. N.J. 19-502 (Bl).
Cresson. Pa. 21-106 (ES).
— . Tex. 26-690 (K3).
Cressona, Pa. 21-106 (K4).
CRESSWELL. SIR CRESS-
WELL 7-4 13d.
Cresswcll, Xorthnmb. 9-412

(I. K'.'i.
CRESSY. HUGH PAULINUS

de i.-.T.-iin-)7-ll3d.
Cressy (battle) : tee Crecy.
" Cressy " (ship) 24-909c ;

rudder 24-956b.
CREST. Fr. 7-414a; 10-778

(OS).
CREST 7-414b ; heraldry 13-

314d.
Cresta, Swltz. 28-242 (114);

toboggan run 8-603C.
Crested barytes : tee Cock's-

comb barytes.
Crested Buttc, Colo. 6-722

(D8).
Crested cockatoo : »r« Sulphur -

:-. -•, .! , ... K toe.

— curassow 6-704d.

— dog's tall 12-368c; 13-

— fowl's 22-21 4c.

— grebe : tee Great crested
gnbe.

— lark 16-21 8b ; 12-167 d.

— newt 19-:. -21..

— parrot : tee Lophopeltta-
cns.

!•• Tlk-l:TI 21--'.''-.

— pheasant 19-379C,

— rat 28-1 009a.

— screamer 24-477a; 3-97 7h ;
Intestinal tract l-668d (flg.).

— titmouse 26-lOSOc.
Crestien de Troyes : tee Chre-

t ien de Troyes.
Cresting 7-41 4b.
Crestline. O. 20-2B (E3).

. CU. 5-- u 'P.
CRESTON, Ia.7-414b; 14-732

(C3).

— , III. 14-304 (C2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (CS).
— , La, 17-54 (A-B2).
— , Mont. 14-276 (B-C1).
— , X.C. 19-772 (AI).
— , Xeb. 19-324 (G3).
— . S.C. 28-500 (D3).
— . Wash. 28-354 (O2).
— , W.Va. 28-A60(ll3).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (P4).
cr,- tone. Colo. 6-;-:.1 (E3).
Crestonice. Maced. 2O-44/S,
Crestview. Fla. 10-540 (C6).

i J-77S (

— . On>«. 28-141
— . bay, ( '«n. 8-I-, i ..m

•.. 19-«77e.
— HlalKin, A I. 1
CRESW ILK. THOMAS 7

-
CHE8WICK. VtcU 7-4 1 4d : 24V

CHETlACi!oU»MI SYSTIEM 7-
411.1; Kur.,i«-9-'Jll<-; faon*
7- 1 1 7 d. 3-9} Or, 21-72M. IV
<67d ; flof«7-«l7d.28 MlS.

S-77HO ; Uattlxiw-s ttxunr
-ilid; petjohmm kxmit
UesSt-JISIx

CretafMMS (Zsw) 28-»7«.
(XrUM, tribe: sKCbcnthlma.
Crttdela Xel«e. mU. J ura mU.

' ' 11. 14-304 (ES).

— , Ind. 14-4 JJ (II 1 1

.k. 19-780(113).

— , Xct.. 19-

— . WIs. 2»-740(E4).
CRETE (Candla). W.. Medtt.

7-1!-. : 7-418 (map) : 23-
648 (K3); 8-577
id.-M ilU-d with 2-858b ; coin-
age (mod.) 19-908a: poetrr
(T8Ui century) 12
DopulaUon 9-»20d ; silk 28-

— : Arr'kaeolom 7-421 b ; 12-
440d; Aegean culture 1-
S46b, 1-iSOb. 2-353d ;
bronze age 2-351a ; Cnossos
8-573c: coinage (anc.) 19-
-• 1 19-

12-4 80b: gems ll-564a ;
goldsmiths' work 21-7COI. ;
labyrinth 18-32c ; pottery
8-708a foil., 5-7 15d; script
1-725S, 1-728 (Plate). 14-
495b ; seal-cylinders 11-

— : .Inrtrnt Hilary 7-4 26a ;
caste system S-469b; charity
6-863c ; Christianity 28-
1031 b ; Delphi setUcmcnt
2O-143o; Dorian InTat-lon
8-426b, 8-427d ; Gortyn
code 12-502c ; human sacri-
fice 21-34.'.b ; Laconia con-
nected with 18-52a ; Lycur-
gus 7-426c, 17-154b : Mark
Antony's defeat 2-ISOb ;
Metellus C-retkms 18-259a ;
Minos 18-554d ; IVIaxrians
21-05a ; Ithea 23-231e ;
serfdom 24-664c ; Tegean
colonies 26-504a ; Zeus
legend 28-97 6a.

— diadem llidorv 7-427d ;
blockade 2O-434C ; constitu-
tion (186S): tee Organic
statute, Crete ; Greek re-
lations 12-4678. 27-46Sa ;
Venice 7-802b, 9-944a.

Crcteanu. G. 23-847d.
Croteil. Kr. 10-778 (C6).
Cretensls : tee George of Tre-

bixond.
CrCte Seche, pass. Alps 1-

7 : . :.

(Tctheus (myth.) 19-3S2b.
Oetic 8-355c.
Cretin, Ouillaume ll-120b.
CRETINISM 7-4JOa ; 18-1 97b;

26-905c : are alto Uyxoe-

• ;• I '.

Cretio 23-5440.
CRETONNE 7-431a.
( rotonolos, Asia M. 21-652b.
CrCt Pcla, mt.. Jura mU. 18-

I •.
Crouch, bin. Scot. 24-418 (B3);

Creully, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Creus, cape. Sp. 28-530 (Gl) ;

Creusa (daughter of Creon) :
tee Glance.

— (wife of Aeneas) l-257a.
CREUSE, dent.. Fr. 7-431b ;

10-778 (E-F4); geology 1-
795c,

— , rlv.. FT. 10-778 (E4); 7-
431b.

Crenaequin 8-582d.
Creussen, Ger. S-740a.
CREUTZ, GUSTAF FILIP,

count 7-43 Ir ; 28-217b.
Crentzburg, Ger. : tee Kreui-

! .-.:.
Crenx. harb., Chan.Is. 9-430

(VI. Bl); M-220b.
Crcux (geog.) 24-220b.

— du Derrible (rock-«han).
Chan.Is. 24-220b.

— du Van. mt, SwiU. 28-24S
. i; IV

— Mahte, care, Chan.I*. 12-
671d.

CREUZER. GEORG FR1ED-
rich 7-431d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

S07

CREU-CROT

Oreuznach, Ger. : see Kreuz-

nach.

Grenilcore, It. 9-33Sa.
CREVASSE (river bank) 7-

432a; 23-377C.

— (glacier) 7-432a; 12-62a ;
18-938b.

Crevaux, Jules Nicolas l-787d.
Crevecceur, Estelle : see

Ruelens, Estelle.
Creve Co3ur, Mo. 18-608 (F3).
Crevecceur, fort, IU. 16-230cl.
Creve-cceur (poultry) 22-L'l Id.
Crevecceur de Perthes, Jacques

Boucher de : see Boucher

de Crevecceur de Perthes,

Jacques.
Crevecceur-le-Grand, FP. 10-

778 (F2).
CREV1ER, JEAN BAPTISTE

Louis 7-432a.
CHEVILLENTE, Sp. 7-432b ;

25-530 (E3).
Crevoscia, mts., Aus. : see

Krivoshian Mts.
CREW, NATHANIEL CREW,

baron 7-432b.
CREW (diet.) 7-432c.
CREWE, R. O. A. CREWE-

Milnes. earl of 7-432c.
— , .Sir Uanulphe (Randolph)

S-906d.
CREWE, Ches. 7-432c ; 9-416

(II. C3) ; 9-413a,
— , Va. 28-118 (D3J.
Crewe, R. v. 22-470b.
Crewian oration 7-432o.
CREWKERNE, Som. 7-433a ;

9-430 (VI. G2).
Crew Lake, La. 17-54 (Cl).
Crews Depot, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
Crewsville, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
— , Fla. 10-540 (E4).
Crex Carolina : see Carolina

Rail.

-— pratensis r see Corn-crake.
Criallos : see Creole.
Crianlarich, Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

26-466b.
CRIB (diet.) 7-433a; engineer-

ing6-119c; manger5-379c.
CRIBBAGE 7-433b.
Cribba Head, pt., Corn. 9-430

(VI. A3).

Crib-biting 7-433a.
Crlbellata 25-664d.
Cribellura 2S-664d.
Crib Goch, Wales 25-295d.

— Law, mt., Scot. 24-418 (F3) ;
23-789d.

Crible 28-7 99a.

Cribraria 19-105d.

Cribrilina 22-42d ; 22-44b

(flg.); 22-44C.
Cribrilinidae 22-44d.
CRICCIETH, Wales 7-434b ;

9-428 (V. C2).

Cricetinae 12-907C ; 23-442b.
Cricetodipus 15-652C.
Cricetodon 23-446b.
Cricetomys 23- 1 l:'.a.
Cricetulus 6-170d ; 23-442b.
Cricetus : see Hamster.

— furunculus 25-1 4o.

— songurus 25-14c.

Crich, Derby. 9-416 (II. E3) ;

8-72a.
Crichope, stream, Scot. 26-

BSOd.

— Linn : tee Grey Mare's
Tail.

Crichton, Alexander Crichton,

baron 24-440&.
— , George 16-731b.
— , JAMES (the " Admirable

Crichton") 7-434C.
— , James (physician) 8-662b.
Criehton, Scot, 24-418 (F3).
— , castle, Scot. 24-418 (F3).
— , barb., Kor. 15-156 (E9-10).
Crichton-Browne, Sir James 8-

354b.
Crichton Group, isls., Korea :

see Soan Group.
Crichtonite 14-327 d.
Crichton-Stuart (family) : see

Bute (title).
Crickadarn, Wales 9-428 (V.

E3).
CRICKET (game) 7-435C ; 1-

782e.
CRICKET (zool.) 7-435a; 5-

311d ; 13-421C ; 20-341a

Cricfet HilL Va. 28-118 (F3).

CRICKHOWELL, Wales 7-
447a ; 9-428 (V. E4) ; geo-
logy 4-485b.

CRICKLADE, Wilts. 7-447a ;
9-420 (III. D3); geology
28-698e.

Cricklewood, Mdx. 16-938 ( A4);
28-658d.

Crick run 23-853C.

Crico-arytenoid capsule 23-
184d.

— muscles 23-185b ; 28-173d.
Cricoid cartilage 23-184C.
Cricosaura (Cricolepis) !

174d.

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

Crieosanra typica 16-825d.
Crico - thyroid capsule 23-
184b.

— membrane 23-184c.

— muscle 23-185b ; 28-173c.
Cricotidae 3-523a.

Crider, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).

CridersvUle, O. 20-26 (B3).

Cridhara l-617b.

Cridola, mt., Alps l-747c.

CRIEFF, Scot. 7-447b ; 24-
418 (D2) ; geology 21-262b.

— .Junction, Scot. 24 • 418
(D2).

Criffcl, mt., Scot. 24-412 (E5) ;
15-83 Ic ; geology 15-832a.

Criggeon shales 5-300b.

Criggion, Wales 9-428 (V. E2) ;
gcolopy 18-785b.

CriRRlestone, Yorks. 28-933
<C2).

Crikantha : see Bhavabhuti.

Crillon, Louis Berton des
Balbes, duke of ll-942b.

Crillon, mt., Alsk. 1-472 (L4) ;
l-473a.

Crim, penin., Russ. : see
Crimea.

CRIME 7-447c; 9-582a; causes
26-5S7C, 9-692d ; insanity
14-613a, 20-769e ; Roman
law 7-454d: sin distin-
guished 25-1 37 d. See alto
Criminal Law and Crimino-
logy.

CRIMEA (Tauris, Tauric Cher-
sonese, Krvm, Crim), penin.,
Russ. 7-449a ; 23-874 (I.
D-E4) ; 5-G12a ; flora 23-
883a ; geology 15-56Sd, 23-
87 Id; Greek antiquities 11-
566a, 12-487b, 5-711d ;
Tatars 26-448c.

•—.History 18-718d; 9-920
(map) ; relations with
Russia 23-895a, 15-S9d, 23-
902a, 27-454b ; Teutonic
element 26-680d, 12-276c ;
war (1687) 12-225d: war

J'36) 27-452d, 2-68d ; war
•69) 27-4 We, 27-454C.
ean snowdrop 25-295d.
CRIMEAN WAR (1853-1856)
7-450b ; 9-939d ; Allies'
sea power 24-559a ; army
organization 2-6 14a; Aus-
trian policy 3-17a ; Baron
Lyons services 17-174a ;
causes 27-459C, 9-5G5C, 3-
829b ; Clarendon's policy
6-434d ; German policy 11-
869c, 4-6a ; Italian co-
operation 5-583d ; King-
lake's history 15-809c ;
medals 18-12d ; militia 18-
451b ; recruiting in America
17-697a ; Sir William H.
Russell 23-865C.
Crimen falsi 23-57 5b.

— perduellionis 27-2270.
Crime passionel 10-86a.
Crimes Act (1882) : see Pre-
vention of Crimes Act.

— Act (1887) 14-785a; 14-
786b.

Crimesus, It. : see Crimissus.
Criminal Appeal Act (1907) 2-
212d; 15-592C.

— Appeal, Court of 2-21 2d.

— conversation l-234b ; 8-
33 8d.

— courts 7-322d.

— EvidcnceAct(1898) 10-19d;
18-448a.

Criminalis, Antonio 18-585b.

CRIMINAL LAW 7-454a ; ap-
peals 2-212c ; Babylonian
3-120a ; cod ideation 25-
884c ; confession 6-904c ;
drunkenness 14-5 lOa ; eccle-
siastical jurisdiction 8-854a,
8-860c ; Egyptian 9-46b ;
extradition 10-87b ; French
10-923c; identification 14-
287b ; intent 14-683c ; libel
16-536b : Peel's reform 21-
41c ; Roman 23-641c ;
taboo 23-98Cd ; venue 27-
1012d ; witness 28-760c ;
women 28-785a.

— Law Amendment Act (1885)
28-785c: abduction l-35b ;
disorderly house 8-313b ;
rape 22-899C ; seduction 24-
580a.

— Law Consolidation Acts 7-
463a; 22-958b.

— letters : see Indictment.

— LunaticsAct(1884)14-G13c.

— Procedure Act (1851) 21-
172d.

— Procedure (Scotland) Act
(1887) 15-595d.

CRIMINOLOGY 7-464c ; Lom-
broso's theory 16-936C.

Crimisa Promentorium, It. :
see Alice, Punta dell".

Crimissus (Crimesus), riv.. Sic.
S-428C.

Grimmer ll-350d.

CRIMMITZSCHAU (Krimmit-
schau), Ger. 7-465c ; 11-808
(III. all).

Crimond, Robert Burnet, Lord
4-851a,

Crimond, Scot. 24-412 (G2).

Crimora, Va. 22-542a.

Crimora (zool.) ll-522d.

CRIMP (dict.)7-465d.

— cloth 7-278b.
CRIMSON (diet.) 7-466a.

— clover 6-562c.

— lake 21-599b.
CRINAGORAS 7-466a.
Crinales (diet.) 7-236b.
Crinan (of Dunkeld) 24-432a ;

17-197a.

Crinan, Scot. 24-412 (C3).

— , canal, Scot. 24-412 (C3) ;
4-987i

— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (C3).

Crinchon, riv., Fr. 2-645d.

Crin d'Afrique 10-Sllc.

Criner Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(D3).

Crinet (diet.) 2-589a.

Cringle Brook, riv.. Lanes. 17-
545 (map).

Crinkill, Ire. 14-744 (C3).

Crinkle Crags, mt., Westm. 9-
412 (I. B4) ; 28-5530.

Crinoidal limestone 16-696d ;
21-333 (PI. IV. 3).

Crinoidea 8-878c: 8-877d ; 8-
87 2c (flg.) ; Carboniferous 5-
311b; Cretaceous 7-418a ;
deep sea fauna 28-1 01 4d :
Devonian 8-128a ; geological
age 8-874b, 5-87b ; Jurassic
15-570a ; larva 16-226c ;
metamorphosis 18-224c ;
Ordovician 20-237d ; Silu-
rian 25-1 I I'd; Wachsmuth
on 28-224d.

CRINOLINE (diet.) 7-466a.

Crinorhiza form 25-7 ISc (flg.).

CRINUM 7-4GGb.

Crin vegetal l-647a.

CRIOBOLIUM 7-4G6b.

Crioceras 5-694a.

Criooeris asparagi : see Aspara-
gus beetle.

Criodrilus 5-791b ; 5-795b ; 5-
797a.

Criollo (hot.) 6-629b ; 27-991b.

— (people) 6-154a.
Criosphinx (diet.) 25-662c.
Criotherium 2-92c: 19-91d.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. 7-

466b ; 6-722 (E3) ; geology
18-2:,5b, 19-33GC.

— Creek, Va. 6-722 (A4).
Cripplegate Institute, Lond.

16-55GC.
Criquetot 1'Esneval, FT. 10-778

(K2).
CRISA, Gr. 7-466d; 12-440

(D2): l-886b.
Crislield, Md. 17-828 (H5).
Crisia22-42b.
Crisman, Ind. 14-422 (Cl).
Crisp, Samuel 7-827a.
Crisp, mt., Mich. 18-372 (E3).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (C4).
Crispe, Sir Nicholas ll-293d ;

monument 12-898C.

CRISPI, FRANCESCO 7-467a ;
15-74b ; 10-8990 ; admini-
strations 15-75a ; Favilla's
embezzlements 15-79b ; re-
volution in Sicily 15-57C.

CRISPIN, ST 7-46Sb.

CRISPINIAN, ST 7-468b.

Crispin rival de son maitre (Le
Sage) 16-486d.

Crisps Crossroads, Ind. 14-422
(E8).

Crispus, Flavius Julius 6-989c.

— . Gaius Sallustius : see Sal-
lust.

Crisp u.Bunbnry 24-2 lie.

Crissa, Gr. : see Crisa.

Crissaeus, gulf, Gr. 12-440
(D2).

Crista acustica 8-792d.

Cristaes, mts., Braz. 4-440
<G6).

Cristaflo, mt., Aus. l-747b.

Cristatella22-42d.

— mucedo 22- 1 la (flg.).
Crista terminalis 13-129o ; 13-

131b.

— urethrae 23-130d.
Cristellaria 7-418a; 10-630b

..

Cristian, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3).
Cristillina, mt., Switz. 26-242

(F4).

Cristinos (diet.) 25-557a.
Cristivomer 24-82d.

— namaycush 2-28d.
Cristobal, Pan. 6-7 14b.

— mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (El).
— , mt., Sp. 25-530 (C4).

— Col6n, venez. 27-990C.

" Cristobal Colon " (warship)

25-595b.
Oistofori, Bartolommeo 21-

565a.
Cristoforls, Colonel de 15-73b.

Cristoval I., Pac.O. : see Maitoa

I.
Cristus, Petrus 10-91b ; 20-

479c.

Criterion Stakes 13-729c.
Crithidia 27-345a.
CRITIAS (poet) 7-468o ; Thera-

menes 26-792d.
Critical angle 23-25d ; 25-444b.

— coefficient 6-68b.

— density 6-G6b.

Critical Journal of Philosophy

13-201C.
Critical Philosophy (Kant) 15-

665o.

— pressure 6-845a.
Critical Review 21-1510.
Critical temperature 27-897d ;

6-844d ; 6-G7a ; Cagniard de
la Tour's experiments 4-
947a; of isomcrs 14-884a.

— velocity 17-1015a.

— • volume 6-845U ; 6-66c.

CRITICISM, aesthetic 7-468c ;
Diderot 8-205b ; Herder 13-
349a ; Morelli 18-83()b ; pro-
grammemusio22-427a; Rus-
kin 23-8610.

— , Biblical : see under Bible.

— , literary 16-784a ; 26-710d ;
16-784a ; Arnold 9-644b ;
Diderot 8-5 14o: earliest
English 9-62Go ; French 11-
139d, 11-lSOa, ll-151b ;
Hindoo 8-482a ; Hungarian
13-930d ; Johnson 9-G34b ;
19th century 9-G37b ; Pater
9-644b ; quarterlies 9-638c ;
Quintilian 22-7Glb : Re-
naissance 23-8 7c ; Samte-
Beuve 23- 1 023c ; Sareey 24-
208c ; Spanish 25-588b ;
Taine 26-3G2c ; Thackeray
26-717a; Vinet 28-97c.

Criticoids : see Differential in-
variants.

Critiques ft Portraits Litteraires
(Ste Beuve) 23-1023d.

CRITIUS 7-470c.

Crito (Plato) 21-813d.

CRITOLAUS 7-470d.

Crittenden, George Bibb 7-
471b.

— , JOHN JORDAN 7-471a.

— , Thomas Leonidas 7-471b.

— , W. L. 13-78d.

Crittenden, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (Bl) ; 15-
742d.

— Compromise 7-471a; 27-
70Ga.

Crittondens Mills, Ala. 1-460

<D4).

Crius (myth.) 26-1019a.
CRIVELLI, CARLO 7-471c.
— , Ulberto (pope) : see Urban

Crivets (diet.) 23-827a.
Crivina, Rum. 23-826 (A2).
Crivitz, Gcr. 11-808 (C2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F3).
Crkvina, riv., Aus. 3-318c.
Crnl Vrh., mt., Hung. 7-472a.
Croaghaun, mt., Ire. 14-744

(A2).
Croaghgorm, mts., Ire. 14-744

(C2) ; 8-4 13a.
Croaghnakeela, isl., Ire. 14-

744 (A3).
Croagh Patrick, mt., Ire. 14-

744 (B3) ; 17-936c.
Croagmarhin beds 17-113d.
Croajingolong, CO., Viet. 2-

Croaker 18-600b.

Croatan Sound, inlet, N.C. 19-
772 (02).

Croatians : see Croats.

CROATIA-SLAVONIA,

dom,Hung. 7-471d;3-_, „

art 20-5 18a ; constitution
and law 7-473c ; education
25-10420 ; geology 21-847d ;
history 7-474a, 11-834
(maps), 27-450a; language
7-476b, 3-32p. 24-695d;
population 7-473a

Ooatia-Slavonia, Ban of 3-
306b.

Croats (people) 7-474b ; dis-
tribution 3-259c ; Serbs
compared 24-690d.

Croc, Robert de : see Robert
de Croc.

Croc, harb., Nfd. 19-479 (Cl).

Crocach, lake, Scot. 17-698d ;
26-1690.

Crocchio, riv., It. 15-4 (F5).

Croce, Giulio Cesare 10-615c.

Croceae, Gr. 12-440 (D4) ; por-
phyry 16-52a.

Crocei'n orange 8-746b.

— scarlet 8-746b.
Croce-Spinelli, J. E. l-267d.
Crochet (diet.) 7-510d ; Irish :

see Irish crochet.

— d'orage (diet.) 25-745b.

— needle 19-339b.

Crochet yarn 28-906c.
CROCIDOLITE7-mb; l-884a.

— cat's-eye 5-537c : 7-477b.
Crocidura : see Musk-shrew.

— caerulescens : see Grey
, musk-shrew.

— coerulea : see Grey musk-
shrew.

— inurina : see Brown musk-
shrew.

Croeidurinae 14-641d.
Crocin 23-999C.

Crockenhill, Kent 16-942 (E3).
Crocker, la. 14-732 (D3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D4).
Crockern, Tor, Dev. 25-782c.
Crockery (marbles) 17-G79d.
CROCKET (diet.) 7-477c.
CROCKETT, DAVID 7-477c.
— .SAMUEL RUTHERFORD

7-477d.

Crockett, Miss. 18-600 (B-C1).
— , Tex. 26-690 (M4).
— , Va. 28-1 18 (A4).

— Co., Tenn. 26-G20 (B2).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (F5).
Crocketts Bluff. Ark. 2-552

(D3).

Crockettsville, Ky. 15-740
(E3).

CROCKFORD, WILLIAM 7-
477d.

Crockham Hill, Kent 16-942
(E4).

Croeknasmug, mt., Ire. 14-744
(Dl).

Crocodile, head, N.S.W. 19-
538 (F4).

Crocodile, Isl., Austr. 2-960
(F2).

— ,riv., Pal.: see Zerka, Nahrez.

— , riv., S.E.Af. : see Limpopo.

— , riv., S.Af. 25-466 (K5) ;
15-892b.

CROCODILE (zool.) 7-478a;
alligator compared l-696c ;
Egyptian worship 9-50b, 9-
55d, 10-219d ; longevity 16-
975c ; sacrum 23-155d : see
also Crocodilia.

Crocodilia 7-47 8a; 23-142d :
28-1017b ; alimentary canal
l-667b ; body cavity 23-
163d ; circulatory system
23- 1 1; la ; dentition 23-165c;
digestive organs 23-166b ;
distribution 23-176a, 28-
10130 ; ductless glands 23-
163c; egg-breaking organ
23-lG6b ; fossU23-145d, 23-
174a ; mesentorie gland 23-
170c, 23-1650 ; muscular
system 23-162b, 3-965c ;
nervous system 23-159a ;
peritoneal canals 23-168b ;
power of dispersal 28-1004c;
respiratory organs 23-162d ;
sense organs 23-160a ; skele-
ton 23-148a : skin and exo-
skeleton 23-158O ; skull 23-
148a, 23-142b, 23-151b ;
urinogenital organs 23-167 d,
23-168d.

Crocodilopolis, Egy. : see Ar-
sinoe.

Crocodilus (zool.) : see Croco-
dile.

— americanus 23-1 62d; 27-
634b.

— palustrls : see Mugger.

— vulgaris 7-479a; 23-154d.
CROCOITE 7-479b ; 16-315b.
Croconicacid 22-31a ; 23-30d.
Crocq, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
CROCUS 7-479c ; 14-793d ;

(flg.).

— Martis : see Colcothar.

— sativus 8-747a.

Croeuta crocuta : see Spotted

Hyena.
Croda da Lago, mt., Aus. 1-

747b.

— Grande, mt., Aus. l-747b.

— Rossa, mt., Aus. l-747b.
Crodo, It. 26-242 (E4).

Croe, glen, Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

24-418d.

CROESUS (king of Lydia) 7-
479d; 12-448a; 9-672d;
oracle consulted 8-372c;
patron of art 21-792C.
Croft, Edward 7-480d.
— , SIR HERBERT, bart. 7-
480a.

Herbert (bishop) 7-480d.
SIR JAMES 7-480C.
WILLIAM 7-480d.
Croft, Dur. 9-412 (I. E4).
111. 14-304 (C3).
Lanes. 16-139 (C3).
Yorks. 28-931b.
CroftVsmall holding) 7-481a.
CROFTER 7-481a.
Crofters' Commission 24-423a.

— Holdings (Scotland) Act
(1886) 24-423a.

Crofting (diet.) 4-49d.
Crofton, Morgan 22-383c ; 17-

964c.
— , Sir Walter 22-365(5.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

208

In atMke full u\e of this Index It It essential to read the

given on Page I.

•»56a; 11-
. Ira. 14*744 (OS) ! 14-

(. 18-596 (El).

14-744 (D3);
lie.
unit.. 9-411 (I. OS).

,-__ "»•• <•"".'•. •-n-'

Crohy 7/oad. oape. Ire. 8-41 3c.
Soisstts, oape. ft. (O6) ; 18-

::- . n. I •
CroiilU. cape. N.G. 18-487

i (diet.) 38-101b.

•

.
Croissy-cur^elne, Kr. 10-776

CrotVl>: 33-7«7b.
Ctatx.CabaUerode: sssChbeJ-

IsrodeCrolx.
Craix (newspaper) 19-5764.

fr..n .1. Il.Tin. hr 13-7 .71..

— -de- Kau, Kr. : trr HocroL
-- de-Vie, Kr. 10

-- Itoiw, Lyons 17-174D.

— •eous-Bols.Fr.: battle(1791)
•-4Mb.

CroU natee : let Cross patee.

— reoerocle : «•<• Mill-rind.
* . Sir Oeoncv 12-rtinli.

, Crofton 5-

I WILSON 7-Isib.

— . HIUHARD 7-4Mit ; 10-

— . THOMAS CROFTON 7-

Croke£ 1st. Aosto. 3-960 (El).

— . p«nln., Chil. : tee Cordoba,
i>rnln.

CROLL. JAMES 7-tS2»; on

(tlarlal period 12-58b ; on

gravitation 11-650*.
CroUes. Dent de, ml.. Ft. 1-

71.'!..

Crolly nridge. Ire. 14-744 (Cl).
CROLY. GEORGE 7-ISJo.
l -mm. Ire.: battle (1089) 9-

I-.17.1.

Cromac, springs, Ire. 3-665a.
CROMAGNON RACE 7-lv.M ;

1-3470.

Crmnalt. Scot. M-169d.
Cromane, pt.. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Cromanton. Kin. 10-540 (CO).
CROMARTY. GEORGE MAC-

k.nri., 1st earl of 7-483* ;

34-451C.

Maokmrie. 3rd earl

. Oeorn

,.f 7-lviii.

.

— , John Mackenzie, count :
»ee Mmclkxxl. John Mao-
kenxle. lord.

Cromarty, X.Z. 19-614 (AT).
CROMARTY. Soot. 7-483b ;
24-4 li (El)

— , bar. Soot. 7-4830.
—,co.. Soot. : fee Rod and

( •r.iiniirt> .

— FIRTH. Soot. 7-483C : 84-
411 (Dl): geology 23-7421,.

Cromben?, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Cromdale, Soot. 34-411 (El) ;

.,ll!,- [1690] 9_.

— . hills. Soot- »-269a ; geology
9-169b.

Cronie, Edward 18-243C.

— . JOHN 7-483d.

— . J. B. 7-4X4n.
CROMER. EVELYN BARING

let earl 7-484a ; 9-lHc: 9
118a; Congo system 8-912b
Egypt, financial report 9
Sib ; Egyptian native Jud
total system 9-29c ; Hicks
defeat 9-1 llo ; literary work
2-96b.

CROMER, Norf. 7-48Sb ;
424 ((IV. El) ; geology 19-
745b.

Cfomer forest-bed : fee Forest-
Bed group.

Cromrrian irniup 21-847C,

OromerUdae M-544b.

Cromford. Derby. 21-474d ; 2-
Uto.

Cromfordite : tee Pbosgenlte.

Cfeomlech 28-9«4a : 3-350C ;
Arabia 2-26:la ; Arebary 3-
S2b; Calfernlah 18-525d ;
Carmarthenshire 5-357a ;
Cornwall 7-1 *2d : Dartmoor
B-U4r: Nairnahiro 19-1550;
Pomona 22-49b; Roxburgh-
shire 23-7900. See aSo
Dolmen.

Cromlet, mt, Soot. 24-4 IS
(Dl).

Cfomm Crnach (Irish Image]
14-7 60a; 30-933d.

. \ < I'

. . lil 12- I I" . I I ;

•Nttir

Croouras. Ur. »VM7b,

••. rW-.il. 24-111 (111).
CROMi.i
CROMPTON. 8AMUCL7-4Me;

zs

— . William 17-853*.
CROMPTON. Lanos. T-4Md|
38-933 (Al).

23-149
— Kol.i. 1-anom

"OhlnarcUini.lt.
665b.

Crompton

-.. l ,

— . HENRY 7-4864.
-. OLIVER 7-487a; 13-4 lid;

24- I50o ; cavalry 8-561 b ;

coins of 19-899b; foreign

policy 13-61 Ob. 1-9186;

Irian policy 14-77sb. 13-

418o ; Jews encouraged 13-

406b, 38-987 b ; Milton on

18-4871. : mlnlatur.

13-516 (i'l. I. fig. 4) ; Pltti

portrait 28-27 3b ; standard

10-;

— . RICHARD 7-498C.
— , THOMAS, earl at Essex 7-

499a; 9-i31a ; Bible 3-

900c: Darcy on 7-819%!

parUh registers Instituted 7-

900s,3-990b.

Cromwell. Conn. 8-951 (E3).
l.i. 14-7 II H -.,.
Ind. 14-411 (Fl).
K%. 15-740 <B3).
Minn. 18-550 <E4).
NotU. 9-416(11. K3).
N./.. 19-614 <B6).
tiridK.'. M.I. 17-vjs (|I2).
— i mt.. N.ti. 19-4H7 (El).

• HOU.IC, Illghgate, Lund. 13-

4. -I.
— , North, Conn. : tee North

Cromwell.

Cromyncrinldae 8-87 8d.
Cronaca, 11 : tee Pollajnolo,

Slmone.

Cronadon. N ./. 19-624 (C4).
Cronanvlllc, Tcnn. 28-610

(Bl).

Cronartium rlblcola ll-343a.
Crondall, llants. 9-420 (III.

K4).

Crone, Ger. 11-808 (F-G1).
Cronegk. Johann Frledrioh

Ton 11-7911..

Croncnberg, Uer. : tee Kronen-
berg.

Cronia (festlTal) lO-221b.
Cronita Aouilana 14-895a.
Croniea del fid 2S-580a ; 8-

saso.

Cronira General 2S-580a.
Cronius, mt.. It. : tee San

Calogero, MOM-.
CRONJE, PIET ARNOLDUS

7-.101C ; 27-204a.
Cronkley Scars, hill, Dur. 8-

Cronstadt, Runs. : tee Kron-

-i.i.lt.
Cronstcdt, A. F. 4-89o ; 18-

509c ; 8-440,
Cronstedtlte 8-256d.
Cronton, Lanes. 18-139 (B3).
Cronus (myth.) 24-231a ; 26-

1019a: 19-ui.i.
Cronus, Hill of. Or. 2O-93a.
CronwriKht-Schreiner, OllTe :

tee Schrelner, OllTe.
Croo, tribe : ire Krumen.
Crook. George 18-756c.
Crook. Colo. 8-722(111).
—.Dur. 9-411 (I. E3); 8-

707d.

— , fort. Neb. 2O-99b.
Crook (bell-founding) 3-6874.

— (of musical Instrument) 13-
607c.

— Co.. Oreg. 20-242 (D-E3).
Crooke. Lanes. 18-139 (Cl).
Crooked, isls.. W.L 28-..1I

(Cl): 3-207d.

.'.„... m. 20-11 I (A-lin :

18-550 (F2).
—.lake. Can. (Ont.) 20-111

(Dl).
— , lake. Can. (Sask.) 24- -".'.•.

(A2).
— , lake, Ind. 14-411 (Gl) ; 14-

Illo.

— , lake, Mich. 18-

— , lake, Midi. 18-372 JF4).

—.lake, NM. 19-17

— . rlr^ Me. 17-434 (B4).

— , riT., Orcg. 20-242 (D3).

— aqueduct, Constantlnoplo :
ire Epri Kcmer.

Crookedcreek. Ind. 14-411(01).

Crooked Creek. Pa. 31-106

(U2).

rir, lad. 14-411
rlr. Ind. 14-411

.

• k.

riT, Minn, tt-440

.r.v..\i.. IB-.-..,- mm

Mont. 14-176
— 'oieek. riT.. N.Uak. 18-780

— CT^k. riT.. O. 38-16

— Creek. riT.. okla. 38-

— Creek. riT.. Oreg. 38-141

— Creek. riT.. Pa. 21-106 (I>4).

— Creek. riT.. Pa. 21-106

— Cleeki riT.. Pa. 21-106 (III).

— Creek. riT.. B.C. 38-500

— Creek. riT, 8. Dak. 33-506

— I. Passage, W.I. 28--.ll

— Lake. Mich. 18-371 (E-F6).

— Lakes. Can. S4-226b.

— Itlver. Can. 34-125 (Bl).

— Wilne. riT., Hull. : ire
Khlne, Crooked.

CROOKES. SIR WILLIAM 7-
501d ; cathode rays8-887b ;
diamond ll-570c, 8-159a;
on cooling 13-149d; on
electric charge 8-865b
radiometer 22-8061), 16-
on thallium 28-7 22a : photo
graphy 31-4880; spiritualist
experiment* 25-707c ; tele-
pathy 38-547a ; wheat pro-
duction 38-5811).

Crookes. Yorks. 28-933 (C3).

Crookes's dark space 8-88 Ib.

CrookhaTen, Ire. 14-744 (B5) ;
harbour 7-157d.

Crook of Devon, Soot. 24-4 is
(D-E1).

Crooks, George Richard 17-
204c.

— , William 7-502b.

Crooks, Ky. 15-740 (El).

— .8. Dak. 25-.'.lt« (14).

— , inlet. Can. 5-160 <P3).

— , mt., Oreg. 38-141 (E5).

— , pt., Oreg. 30-241 (A5).

CrookHliury, common, Sur. 18-
941 (HI).

Crooks Creek. riT., Oreg. 2O-

CR'OOKSTON, Minn. 7-501b ;
l8-:.:>o (A3).

— , Neb. 19-324 (Dl).

•t. 13-81 (map); castle
ZO-.VJOd.

— House, mansion, Edinburgh
24- I IS (K3).

c'riM.k-villf, O. 2O-26 (K5).
Crookton. Colo. 8-722 (D3).
Crooktown. An*. 2-544 (B2).
Crookwoll. N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Croom, Ire. 14-744 <C4).
Crop (anatomy) l-667a.
CROP (diet.) 7-:>02b. '

— (falconry) 10-1421..
Cropper. Ky. 15-740 (Cl).
Cropping (woollen manuf.) 28-

Cropredy, Oxon. 9-420 (III.
K.'i.

— Bridge (battle, 1644) 12-
408d, 2-685d.

Crops and Cropping (agri-
culture) l-402a; for separate
crops ire Individual head-
Ings : alto Entitlement* and
Rotation of crops.

CROPSEY, JASPER FRANCIS
7-502c.

Cropeey, 111. 14-304 (D3).

Croqpants 10-833c ; 10-836a.

CROQUET 7-5010 ; United
States, tee Roque.

— Association 7-502d.
Croquis, Alfred (pseud.): lee

Macllse, Daniel.
CRORE (diet.) 7-5050.
Crosara limestone 3O-82d.

&Mbla (bdDoonM , i-'.
Crosby, Krnest Howard (re-

former) 7-505O.
—.HOWARD (preacher) 7-

505c,
Crosby. Ala. 1-460 (1)4).

— , Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Ali.

— (Great), Lanes. 18-139 (A3);
18-1406.

— (Little), Lanes. 18-139 (Al);
18-140b.

— Co., Tex. 38-690 (Fl).

— Garrett, Westm. 28-553d.

ii

21-1794; SMMk
>osfcy tndioator 33-438,

R^-^1^

- 18b.

CREU-CROT

OPKMBXKY. HENRY WIL-

V. Cross, 1st Tts-
bount 13-545a (table); 8-
976.1. 9-100b.

Cross, bay, Rosa. 31-938 (Bl).

— , bay, BplUb. 33-709b.

— . Ul.. Me. 17

— . lake. Can. (Keewatln) 8-

i(K)(k',).

—.lake. Can. (Ont.) 38-114

(Kl).

—.lake. La. 17-54 (Al).
— , lake. Me. 17-434 ( 1 1 1 ).
— . lake. N.Y. 19-596 (Dl).

. ml.. Ariz. 8-641
— . riT., Minn. 13-550 (El).
— , rtT., N.Y. 18-596 (C4).
— . sound. AlMk. 1-471 (L4).
Cross (church lands) 14-777b.

— (fencing) 18-594S,

— (heraldry) 13-317d.

— (n*ifr*isMTisitJ|f*f} sH "'
CROSS (rel.)7-505d: 14-17Sa;

Armenian Church 2-570b ;
chasuble 8-959d ; exaltation
of the 7-507a ; Gnostic use
27-854b: Invention of the
7-50Gd, 9-33li : legal use b)
England 14-3184 -Templars
26-.>93b ; Vienna order 15-
MSd.

— . Gold (decoration) 13-9a.

Crossakeel. Ire. 14-744 (D3).

Cross Anchor, 8.C. 38-500
.< -•>.

Crossapol, bay. Soot 24-412
(B3).

.

— obscurns: see Costananse.
Cross Bayou. riT., La. 17-54

(Cl).

Cross bearings (naTigation) :
lee Sumncrs method.

— bedding (geology) : tee
Kulne bedding.

CROSSBILL 7-509b ; 10-3olc.
Cross bow 2-363b.
Crossbowman 2-597b.

.

Cross Co., Ark. 2-551 (El).
Cross-correspondence (spiritu-

alism) 37-168d.
Cross-course (mining) 27-973b.
Cross Creek. N.C. : tee Kayette-

Tille.

— Creek, Pa. 21-106 (B5).

— Creek, riT., Pa. 21-106 (B5).
Cross Division (logic) 8-334C.
Cmasdoney. Ire. 14-744 (D3) ;

14-7 4 4d.

Croone. Andrew 9-1 83c.
Crosse, le leu de la (la croeserie)

7-502d.

Crossea ll-516b.
Crossed cheque : tee Cheque.

: • • • 7- --• : 4-.1 i.

— bemlanopla 4-409a.

— nlcols 7-587a.
CROSSEN, Ger. 7-509d ; 11-

808 <E2).

— , Oer. 11-808 (HI. all).
Cronaena, Lanes. 18-139 (B2).
Crossett, Ark. 3-551 (D4).
Cross-examination 18-1 la ; 28-

•

.
Crossfamogue, pt.. Ire. 14-744

Cross Fell, mt., Cumb. 9-411

(I. D3): 21-104d; 9-41 Id.
Cross-fish 35-796b ; 15-104a ;

25-790C (figs.).
Cross Flats. Yorks. 33-933

(Bl).

Cross flory (heraldry) 13-31 8b.
Crossford. Scot. (Fife) 24-4 IS

(Dt).

— . Scot. (Lanark.) 34-418

Crow Fork. Pa. 21-106 <O3).

— Fork. riT., Pa. 21-106 (Gl).
Cross fox lO-769b : fur 11-

349c, ll-348b. See alto Red

fox.

Crosegar. Ire. 14-744 (Fl).
Crossgates. Scot. 24-418/E1).
Cross Gates, Yorks. 33-933

(Dl).

CrosshaTen. Ire. 7-159 (map).
CrosshllL Scot. 24-412 (1)4).
Cross Hill. S.C. 25-500 (B-C1).
Crossing, The, ford, Aru. 3-544

ten.

CROSSING (archlt.) 7-510a.
" Crossing the Brook " (palnt-

ing:: Turner) 27-477b; 39-

47 1 d (Plate).
CrossingTille, Pa. 31-108 (BIX

••- .

l'< i

.thfete) 33-8M*.
nd. Ky. 18-74'.
redoeaUitt-lMk.

, .

CrojsnTloot.8cot.l3-»l(ro«p)>

Cross Ness. Load. 18-93I

Cross of rit Itsgnlos. abbey.
Scot. : set Ciiissisissl,
abbey.

CrossopterygU (sooL) 3S-54!b ;
brain 14 - 184b (fig.). 14-
165b ; cement organs 14-
ISlc : circtilatory system
14-2630 ; Devonian 8-118e J
external glib 14-151c ; geo-
logical range 38-101 7c; lung
14-154a; reproductlTe or-
gans 14-156c ; sketeUm
14-2580. 14-160a (fig 14-
16ta : spiracle 14-153c.

Crossoptilon : tee Eared pheas-
ant.

Croseopns f odiens : set Watet
shrew.

Crossorhinns 24-806b.

Crossotbeca 38-535d ; 38 6»8o

Cms patee (heraldry) 13-31 8a;

15--.'... : 7- -.'.;. .
Cross Plains. Ind. 14-411 (OT).

Cross-pollination 33-16.
Crossragnel. abbey. Boot. 17-
Mld,

Cross-ratio 11-691 b ; ll-731d.
CROSS RIVER. riT., W.Af. 7-

510b ; 5-110 (A3); 18-678

(D5); rapids 8-1 10 (A3).
Crossroads, Ind. 14-421 (K4).
— , Ire. 14-744 (Cl).
CROSS-ROADS, BURIAL AT

7-51 Ob.

Cross-ruff (whist) 28-595b.
Cross section (mensuration)

18-1 40d.

— staff : tee Back-staff.

— stone : ire Chiastollte and
Harmotome.

— tie 22-838a.

— Timbers, Mo. 18-608 (C3>

— Tipperarr. Ire. 28-1004dV
Crosstown. Mo. 18-608 (G4).
Cross-tree 33-339a.

Crow Village. Mich. 18-371

(E4)
Croesrille, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— , IlL 14-304 (D5).

— , Tenn. 38-610 (F-Gl).
Cronswlcks, N.J. 19-501 (C3).

— Creek, riv., N.J. 19-SM

cSv

Croston, Lanes. 18-139 (Bl) ;

18- 140s,

Crouwell. Mich. 13-371 (H6X
Crotala : tee Castanets.
Crotalaria 18-3 lib.

— juncea : tee Sunn.

— tenuifoUa: tee Jubbulpors
hemp.

Crotalinae : fee Plt-Tlper.
Crotalocrinldae 3-87 Sd.
Crotalocrinus 25-1 lOd.
Crotalum : tee Castanets.
Crotalns 33-910c : 25-188S.

— duriasus: SK RatUesnak*.

— terrtflcus 33-1 76b.
Crotaphytu« 18-81&S,
CROTCH, WILLIAM 7-510C.
Crotcfaed. pond. Me. 17-434

CROTCHET (diet.) 7-5IOd.
. - •-.!,. 21-1. I .l-.-l.

CrothersTllle. Ind. 14-411 (VTIl
Crotollnic acid 7-5 1 1 d.
Croton. Mich. 18-371 (B6X

, Wyo. 38-874 (Gl).

— , lake. N.Y. 19-596 (C41

— , rtT., N.Y. 19-596 (C4) ;

dam 38-4010.

Croton (Codiacum Tariegatnm)

8-635b.
— (genus of plants) 9-893c ;

9-8»4b;

1590.

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page /.

209

CROT-CUIV

Croton (benzol) : see Benzoin.

— (tiglium) 7-ollc.
CROTONA (Croto, Croton), It.

7-510d ; 15-26 (F5) ; 23-
648 (D3) ; coins 19-878 ;
Pythagoras at 22-698d, 17-
318d ; Roman colony 23-
631b. See also Cotrone.

Crotonaldehyde (Crotonal) 7'
511b ; l-532a : 7-5Hd.

Croton bug : see German cock-
roach.

CROTONIC ACID 7-511a ; 6-
55d.

— aldehyde : see Crotonalde
hyde.

Crotonlake, N.Y. 19-596 (C4).
CROTON OIL 7-511c ; 20-4(ia.
Croton on Hudson, N.Y. 19-

596 (C4).

Croton soap 25-299a.
Crotonylene 6-54a.
Crotophaga : see Anl.

— ani : see Black witch.

— sulciro : see Garrapatero.
Crottle (lichen) 2-367d.
Crouch, Kent 16-942 (F3).

— , riv., Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3) ;
16-942 (F2) ; 9-7S4a ; 4-
854c.

— End, Mdx. 16-938 (Cl).
CROUP 7-511d; 16-228d ;

spasmodic : see Laryngis-

mus stridulus.

Croupous pneumonia 21-S69b.
CROUSAZ, JEAN PIERRE DE

7-512a.

Crouth : see Crowd.
Crouzat (general) 20-291C.
Crouzet, Marguerite : see Bon-

nemains. Madame do.
Crova, A. 21-529d ; 25-438c.
Crow, Francis 6-S06b.
Crow, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B-C4).
— , riv., Minn. 18-550 (D5).
CROW (bird) 7-5I2b : 3-967b ;

quills 10-229a ; symbol of

Apollo 2-185d ; worship 2-

5 Ic.

— (constellation) : see Corvus.
Crow Agency, Mont. 14-2 7 1>

(F3).

Crowan, Corn. 9-430 (VI. B3).
CROWBERRY 7-513a.
Crow-blackbird 12-311b.
Crowborough, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

C4) ; 19-956C.

— Beacon, Sus. 9-414d.
Crowcreek, S.Dak. 25-506 (F3).
Crow Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722

(Fl).

— Creek, riv.. 111. 14-304 (C3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(F4).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(B3).

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-354
(D2).

— Creek, riv, Wyo. 28-S74
(C2).

— Cmek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(H4).

— Creek Indian Reservation,
S.Dak. 25-506 (F3) ; 25-
508b.

CROWD (mus. instr.) 7-513a.
Crowden, Ches. 28-933 (B3).

— Head, mt., Derby. 28-933
(B3).

Crowdentown, Md. 17-828

(A4).

Crowder, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
Crowdy Head, cape, N.S.W.

19-538 (G2).
CROWE, EYRE EVANS 7-

514b.
— , SIR JOSEPH ARCHER 7-

514b ; 16-63c.
— , Kate Josephine 3-508d.
Crowell, Tex. 26-690 (H2).
Crowfoot, Can. 1-500 (B2).
Crowfoot (hot.) 10-564a (fig.).
Crow garlic ll-469a.
Crow Head, cape. Ire. 14-744

(AS).

Crowhurst, Sur. 16-942 (D4).
— , Sus. 9-424 (IV. D5).
Crowie Creek, riv., N.S.W. 19-

538 (D3).
Crow Indian Reservation,

Mont. 14-276 (E-F3).
CROW INDIANS, tribe 7-514c.
Crowl, Pa. 21-106 (14).
CROWLAND, Lines. 7-514d ;

9-416 (II. G4) ; abbey 7-

514d : bridge 4 • 535a (flg.),

16-62b, 24-33a ; library 16-

549c.
Crowie, Lines, 9-416 (II. F2) ;

16-715a.

CROWLEY, ROBERT 7-515a.
Crowley, La. 17-54 (B3) ; 17-

56a.
Crowlin, isls,. Scot. 24-412

(C2) ; 27-62b.
Crown, is!., N.G. 19-487

(E2).

Crown (antler) 7-922b.
Crown (bot.) 25-876C.

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

CROWN (coin) 7-515c ; 19-
899b ; 25-131C ; German and
Austrian 19-908b.

— , British : censorial rights
22-300a ; copyright 7-1 18d ;
ecclesiastical jurisdiction 8-
867d, 8-858b ; ttrst-fruits
22-730a ; game rights 11-
440c ; legislative power 20-
835a, 20-836d, 20-841C ;
letters patent 16-501c ;
offlce of profit : see Office of
profit under the Crown ;
prerogative of pardon 20-
800c ; petitions : see Peti-
tion; proclamations 22-4 17c;
regency 23-37 d; seignory
24-586d ; sign manual 25-
81b : testamentary powers
28-656c ; toll exemption 26-
1053b ; treasure trove 27-
228b. See also Prerogative.

— advocate l-241c.

— agents for the colonies 1-
374b.

CROWN AND CORONET 7-
515c ; 23-36 (PI. I.); Aurelian
2-924a; Egyptian 7-230D, 9-
43d, 15-366 (PI. I.).

— bird : see Touracou.
Crown Butte, mt., Mont. 14-

276 (El).
Crown Cases Reserved, Court

for7-322d ; 2-212d.
Crown City, O. 20-26 (F7).
Crown colonies 4-610c.
CROWN DEBT 7-518d.

— Derby 5-755d.
CROWNE, JOHN 7-519a.
Crowned crane 7-368b ; 3-

975d.

— pigeon 21-596b ; 3-974b ;
8-451 (PI. II.).

— sifaka 25-58d (fig.).
Crown Equerry : see Equerry,

Crown.

— Flanders (Fr. flefs) : see
Flanders, Crown.

— glass 12-94c ; 12-103d ; 1-
59d.

— gourd : see Custard Marrow.

— grafting (horticulture) 13-
756a (fig.).

— Imperial (plant) ll-236c.

Crown King, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

CROWN LAND 7-519c : alien-
ation 22-280b ; Austria 7-
519c ; Canada 5 - 151b ;
demesne 7-9SOa ; source of
revenue 9 - 458c ; South
Australia 25-498a.

— leather : see Preller's crown
leather.

Crown, orders of the : India
15-861d ; Italy 15-865d, 15-
65b ; Japan 15-S67d ;
Prussia 15-864d ; Saxony 15-
864d ; Rumania 15-866b ;
Wiirttemberg 15-865a.

Crown Point, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— Point, Ind. 14-422 (C2).
CROWN POINT, N.Y. 7-519c ;

19-596 (G2) ;26-110b.

— Prince Gustav, sea, N.Am.
19-762 (I-K2).

— Prince Rudolf Land, isl.,
Arc.O. 21-938 (B2) ; ll-38b.

Crown rhubarb : see Russian

rhubarb.
Crown solicitor : see Treasury

solicitor.

— Suite Act 16-699a ; 28-850b ;
10-12d.

Crown Tower, Aberdeen l-48b.

Crow Point, Mass. 17-852 (C4).

Crows, mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— , tribe 14-460b.

Crow's ash 22-733C.

Crows' feet (fortification) 10-

722b.
Crows Landing, Cal. 5-8 (C3).

— Nest, Queens. 2-960 (15).
Crowsnest, pass, Can. 1-500

(B2) ; 4-598C ; geology 7-

417b.

Crow-stones, Cheshire 6-90a.
Crowsville, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
Growth : see Crowd.
Crowther, J. S. 17-544d.
—.SAMUEL ADJAI 7-519d ;

13-69d.

Crowther, Tex. 26-690 (17).
Crowther's bear 3-574c.
Crowthorne, Berks. 16-942

(A3).

Oowville, La. 17-54 (Cl).
Crow Well, S.Aus. 2-960 (E4).

— Wing, riv., Minn. 18-550
(C4).

— Wing Co., Minn. 18-550
(C-Di).

Croxcombe, Som. 27-116b.
Croxden, Staffs. 9-416 (II.

D4) ; 25-7590.
Croxley Green, Herts. 16-942

(C2).

Croxton, Cambs. 5-97d.
— , Norf. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Croy, Henri de 27-287c ; 3-

264a ; 5-848c.

Croy, Scot. 19-15,'xl.

Croydon, N.H. 19-490 (C5).

— , Queens. 2-9GO (G3).

CROYDON, Sur. 7-520a ; 16-
942 (D3J; 5-390b ; artesian
wells 28-5(>5d ; palace 7-
520b ; races 13-727c.

— , Utah 27-814 (Cl).

— , mts., N.H. 19-490 (C5).

Croydon (cloth) 7-277c.

Croydon Brook, riv., N.H. 19
490 (C5).

— Goldfleld, Queens. 2-960
(G3).

Croyhill, fort, Scot. 4-584 (Al);

4-584b.

Croyland, Lines. : see Crow-
land.
Crozat, Antoine (financier) 17-

58d ; 14-309b.

— , Antoine (colonist) 18-602d.
— , Joseph Antoine, marquis

deTusuy28-418a.
— , PIERRE 7-520c.
Crozat Canal, Fr. : see Picardy

canal.
Crozer Theological Seminary,

Pa. 6-109C.

Crozet, Va. 28-118 <D2).
CROZET, isls., Ind.O. 7-520c ;

21-9lil <D) ; 15-755a.

— Rise, Ind.O. 19-973a.
Crozier, Francis Rawdon

Moira 21-964b ; 11-:; Id ; 3-

307b.

— , WILLIAM 7-520c.
Crozier, N.Mex. 19-520 (Bl).
— , mt., Kerguelen I. 15-754d.
CROZIER 7-S20d ; 27-1059b ;

investiture with 14-7 22c ;

Irish enamelled 9-365 (PI.

II. flg. 10) : origin 10-4S5b.
Crozon, Fr. 10-778 (B3) ; 10-

382d.
Crozzon di Brenta, mt., Alps

l-747a.

— di Lares, mt., Alps l-747a.
Ouachan, mt., Scot. 24-418

(A2) ; 2-487a.

— Falls, Scot. 24-418 (A2) ;
2-486d.

Cruach an Lochain, mt., Scot.

24-418 (A2).
Cruachan Mm, mt., Scot, 24-

412 (B3).
Cruach ant Suthein, mt., Scot.

8-660b.

— Mhor, mt., Scot. 24-418
(A2).

— nan Gearran, mt., Scot. 24-
418 (A2).

— nan Tarbh, mt., Scot. 24-
418 (A3).

— Neuran, mt., Scot. 24-41S
(A3).

Cruas, Fr. 2-450a.
Crucero, Cal. 5-8 (F4).
Cruces, Pan. 5-678 (C6) ; 20-

666*.
— , mts., Mex. 18-318 (Gl) ;

18-344b.

— , riv., S.Am. 27-844a.
CRUCIAL (diet.) 7-521a.

— ligament 15-4 86c.
Crucian carp 5-382c.
Crucible 3-543a ; 2-352b.

— furnace ll-358d ; ll-360b.

— process 14-824b.
Crucibulum 11-5 16a (fig.).
CRUCIFERAE 7-521a ; 10-

569b ; 10-572d.
Crucifix 14-328d ; 14-27 4b : see

also Cross.
Crucifixion 7-505d ; Japanese

methods 15-230a ; Mexican

figure 1-809 (PI. II. 6).

— of Jesus Christ 15-352d ;
20-941a ; date 3-890a ;
method 7-506a,

Cruciniacum, Ger. : see Kreuz-

nach.

Crucis, K. (astron.) 13-394c.
Crude fibre 5-606d.
CRUDEN, ALEXANDER 7-

522a.
CRUDEN, Scot. 7-523a; 24-

412 (G2).
— , bay., Scot. 24-412 (G2).

— Scars, cliffs, Scot. 24-412
(G2).

Crudup, Ala. 1-460 (DI).
CRUELTY (law) 7-523a ; di-
vorce 8-337b.

— to Animals Acts 7-523b.

— to children : see Children,
law relating to.

— to Children, Society fat
Prevention of : see Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Children,
National Society for.

Cruger, 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (B2).
Crug Mawr, mt., Wales : see
Bank-y- Warren.

— y-buddair, Wales 22-809d.

— yr-avan, mt., Wales 12-
75b.

Cruick, riv., Scot. 10-660d.
CRUIKSHANK, GEORGE 7-
523c; 5-332c.

Cruikshank, William25-1040d;

9-217c; l-93Ga; 5-306c.
Cruiser ll-231a ; 24-90Gd ;

propulsion, &c. 24-949afolI.;

rudder 24-9i(ib.

Cruit (mus. instr.) 13-13C.
~um, Walter 1-7""
721a.

Crum, Walter l-772b ; 12'

Crum Creek, riv., Pa, 21-106

(K7).

Crumen (gland) 17-522b.
Crumhorne : see Cromorne.
Crumlin, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
— , Ire. 14-744 (D5).
— , Monm. 9-428 (V. E4) : 18-

728c.

— , canal, Monm. 18-728c.
• — , riv., Ire. 2-153a.

— Lynne, Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Crummock Water, lake, Cumb.

9-412 (I. B3); 16-89c ; 7-

624d; 9-411b.
Crump, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Crumpa, Ger. 23-7 44c (plan).
Crumpsall (dyestuff) 8-747b.
Crumpsall Green, Lanes. 17<

545 (map).

Crumpton, Md. 17-828 (H2).
Crump v. Lambert 19-845d.
Crumstown, Ind. 14-422 (El).
CRUNDEN, JOHN 7-524b.
Crunder Cup and Bugle 2-

364b.

Crunode 7-659c.
Crunomys 23-443C.
I 'mi' (leather) 16-332c.
Crupper 23-fl89a.

— dock 23-9S9a.
Crura 8-166c.

— ocrebri 4-395d : 4-403c ; 27-
1049b ; Gaskell's interpreta-
tion 27-1 050d.

— clitoridis23-133a.
Crural gland 2-292c.

— nerve l-942c ; 19-399d.
Crureus muscle 19-57a.
Crusaders' Tower, Cyprus 7-

700b.

CRUSADES 7-524b ; Church
affected by 6-342a ; coins
19-9()3a ; England, share in
9-485b ; Europe affected by
9-925d ; France, share in 10-
815b ; German romances
about 11-7H4C ; Innocent IV.
and 14-580b ; Italy influ-
enced by 15-34c ; Jews af-
fected by 15-405b ; knight-
hood and chivalry influenced
by 15-852d : literature of 11-
119a, 26-276a; Palestine
affected by 20-623a ; Peter
the Hermit and 21-294C ;
pilgrimages and 21-608c :
Raymund of Toulouse and
22-934C ; Roman Empire,
Later, influencedby23-516a,
23-517c ; Sanuto's writings
24-197a ; sea power 24-551d;
ships used in 24-S66a ; Tem-
plars share in 26-593b, 26-
594c ; Urban II., share in 20-
692a ; Venetian relations 27-
1004d.

Crusca, Accademia della : see
Accademia della Crusca.

Cruschetta, pass, Alps l-745b.

Cruse, Ai-k. 2-552 (C4).

CRUSENSTOLPE, MAGNUS
Jakob 7-552c ; 26-219a.

Crush-breccia 4-4 82b.

Crush conglomerate 4-482e.

Crusheen, Ire. 14-744 (C4).

Crusher (gold) 12-197c ; 20-
239b.

— (sugar) 26-4 la.

— gauge 3-277d.
Crushovu, Rum. 23-826 (B3).
Crusily (heraldry) 13-324a.
CRUSIUS, CHRISTIAN AU-

gust 7-552c.

Crnsta 4-39.id.

CRUSTACEA 7-552d ; 2-674d ;
2-G79d ; affinities 2-680d, 13-
432d ; appendages 7-555b,
2-676c ; Devonian 8-128b ;
distribution 28-1015d ; eggs
7-558d, 9-16b ; eyes 2-678b,
7-557d ; head, morphology
of 2-676a ; Jurassic 15-570b;
longevity 16-97 5b ; meta-
morphosis 18-223c ;ommati-
dium 2-678c (fig.) ; Ordo-
vician 20-237d ; partheno-
genesis 23-1 19a ; phosphor-
escent organs 7-558b ; phy-
logeny 7-560d ; regeneration
23-36d.

Crustaceous lichen thallus 16-
579a.

Crustae 14-627C ; 23-484a.

Crusta petrosa 26-SOlc.

Crust stock 16-343b.

CRUSTUMERIUM, It. 7-561d ;
15-26 (B5).

Crustumina (Clustumina), tribe
16-271a.

Crutch (of ship) 24-961a.

Crutched Friars, Lond. 16-
943b.

Crutched Friars 16-960b.

Crutch palsy 20-764d.

Crut tendon, C. 25-3SOC ; 2-

3560.

Crutwell, G. E. W. 4-536a,
Crutzer, Ch. 15-362b.
CRUVEILHIER, JEAN 7-561d;

Crux (Southern cross) 7-13d.

— ansata : see Ankli.
Cruxbay, W.I. 24-12a.

Crux capitata : see Crux im-
missa.

— commissa : see Tau cross.

— decussata. : see St Andrew's
Cross.

— immissa 7-507c.

— simplex 7-505d.
Cruyshautem.Belg. 3-668 (C2).
Cruz, Agostinho da 22-158b.
— , Bernardo da 22-159b.

— , Gaspar da 22-159b : 23-

288c.

— , R. de la: see La Cruz, R. de.
Cruz, Pa. 21-106 (M5).
— , isl., Cu. 7-595 (El).
— , isl., Madeira 17-281 (map).
— , mts., EC. 12-665C.
— , pt., Madeira 17-281 (map).

— Alta, Braz. 4-440 (B7).

— Alta, mt., Port. 6-379a.

— del Eje, Arg. 7-141b.
Cruzeiro, Braz. 24-200c.
CRUZ E SILVA, ANTONIO

Diniz da 7-561d.
Cruziana 5-87b.
Cruz Verde, plat., Colom. 6-

701a.
Cruzy-le-Chatel, Fr. 10-778

(G4).

Crvvth : see Crowd.
Cryder Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-

596 (C3).

Cryer (dentist) 8-52a.
Cryers Hill, Bucks. 16-942

(A2).

Crying (physiol.) 23-195a.
Crymogara (Jonsson) 14-239d.
Crynant, Wales 9-428 (V. D4).
Cryot tin- ( 'liildren, 2Vif(Smith)

25-261a.

Cryohydrate ll-371c.
CRYOLITE 7-562c ; l-767b ;

l-708a.

Cryphius (Mithraism) 18-623d.
CRYPT 7-562d ; 12-621b.
CRYPTEIA 7-564C ; 13-251b.
Cryptinae 14-243a.
CRYPTOBRANCHUS 7-564d.

— alieglianiensis : see Hell-
bender.

— maximus : see Gigantic sala-
mander.

Crypto-Calvinists 2-9 15b.
Cryptocarya moschatal9-920e.

— I'almerstoni : see Black
Wamut.

— peumus : see Peumo.
Cryptocelides 21-712a.
Cryptocephala5-794c ; 5-793d.
Cryptocerata 13-261a.
Cryptochiton 6-248c ; 6-250b.
Cryptoclidus 21-837a.
Cryptococcus farciminosus 28-

8c.

Cryptocrinidae 8-878a.
Cryptocyst 22-44d.
Cryptocystcs 9-386b ; 9-383d ;

spore-formation 9-385b, 9-

383c, 9-385d.
Cryptocystis trichodectis et

pulicis 28-1. '(a.
Cryptodira 27-68d ; 27-67d :

23-149b ; 23-162e ; distribu-
tion 28-1 ill ],i.
Cryptodon 16-123a.
Cryptogams, vascular : see

Pteridophyta.
Cryptoglena 10-467b.
CRYPTOGRAPHY 7-565a.
Cryptolinite 27-48b.
Cryptolite 18-692C.
CRYPTOMERIA 7-5

898b.
Cryptomonadaceae l-591b : 1-

593d; 10-467a.
Cryptomonadeae l-591b.
Cryptomonas l-591b ; 10-

467a.

Cryptomya 16-1248.
Cryptonella 8-128a.
Cryptonemiales l-592d.
Cryptoperthite 16-30a.
Cryptophagidae 6-672c.
Cryptophasa unipunctata 16-

464d (fig.).

Cryptophialidae 26-905d.
Cryptophialus minutus 26-

905d.

Cryptophthalmus ll-521d.
Cryptopidae 5-673b.
Cryptopine 20-134d ; 19-239O.
Cryptopithecus 22-336c.
Cryptoplacidae 6-250b.
Cryptoplax6-251c; 6-250b.
Cryptopora 4-366a.
CRYPTO-PORTICUS 7-566d ;

7-562d.
Cryptoprocta 17-272b.

— f erox : see Foussa.

-566c; 28-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
210

To make full une of till* Indc \ It I* essential to rtmd the
iru-.ii'1'i!, given on /'age I.

, r • ...!..

^P*«?>L

ib;

7°

Itihambu.
Grysal» .!- i6.'.a.

Cry.tal. 1«. 14
i i

'

i •

— . I, in n:i).

— . bay.Ua«.I8-737b.
— , cave. Mo. 18-60*0.
— . lake. I '.•mi. 6

— . In-

—.tax '-

— . lakr. VII. 19-

— . lake. Vi. 19-r.>

— . U.

— . lilt-, \\.\r. 6-UHil. ; 6-
11- 19-9b.

Crystal (inln.) 7-569b : 3-- 1 7.1 ;
,....:.. r 7- - >! :• •.- .'••
determination 8-49a ; elas-
U<-ll>- of 7-:..t.\a : electrical
properties 7-5!»oa ; Ino-rip-
Uon on 14-821c ; magnetic
].r ..;.. It* • 7- ..•••,. 17
mixed : «r Solution. solid ;
optical properties 7-586b, 81-
93Sd : ana organic form 18-
868b : structure »f 7-A69d.
• ''.: thermal properties
i.s- :7d; wave
motion In 28-r.'Ac.

— drlaw) : *" Flint Klass.
( r-. --.,.., l.-3-.i.l ..1.

Crystal City. Can. 19 -7 SO

. MO. i8-An«(F3).

— citv.Trx.26-f.uiM ii7).

- Kitl'N, Mlfh. 18-:172 (113).
CRYSTAL-GAZING 7-S66d :

8-.i/..M : 12--.-.9C,
Crystal H ill. Va. 28- 11> H '-I'll.
I n-'.i! l..ik.-.i ..,:r,.6-',|-.-: ,1 I).

— Lake. la. 14-738 (Dl).

— Lake. III. 14-304 (Dl).
Crystallaria 17-SOSa.

.lllne (albumin) 1-01 I.-.

— (nriranlc baae) : tee Aniline.

— (Clam ll-SS5d.

— fens (of ere) 16-92d : 10-
:. 1

— style (xool.) 16-1 13a.
CRYSTALLITE 7-.'.68d.
CRYSTALLIZATION 7-569b :

Z5-:t7i« : nf metals 18*193d;

of r.. k-21-:!30a.
CrytrtalUxer 26-40c.
Crystallographk) axis 7-S72b

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY 7-S69b;

26-:i22a : tee aluo tinder

< 'rystmL

Crystall.iryn.- 16-6100.
Syiuilold (In.t.) l-.'.'Jfia.
Crystalloid (physics) 8-157* :

2S- .7i-.il.

Cryctallolumlnesoenee 21-4 7 7 c.
OrystaJlom* M-lMo.
Crystallose : tee Sodium sac-

charin.
Crystallospora 6-61 7d ; spore

6-616 (PI. II. UK. 7).

: nuilt 17-.if>7a.
CRYSTAL PALACE. Lond. 7-

S91d : 16-938 (C4) ; mode

19-v;,l.

— Palace International Ex
hlbitinn : ter International
Exhibition.

CryHtal Iliv.-r. KU. 10-540 (U3).

•I scarlet 8-746b.
Crystal Sprin«, O. 20-26

Crystateprtngs. Ark.«-J5i(B3).
Crrata! Springs, Colo. 6-722

— Springs, Ga. 11-7S2 (Al).

— Springy Mtan. 18-600 <B3).
Crystal tree 6-910d.

— tuff 27-363d.

— rtnegar 26-964.

— Tiolett-74«d.
Crystoval. Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
5 tOMrini '6- :\>\..
Oacza, llmur. 3-4 (F2).
Cbakathurn, Hung. : tee Caak

tornya.

Csaktornya. Hung. 3-4 (E3).
Caallokflz, Isl.. Hung.: tee

Csanad. Szerb, Hung. : tee

<:->. >~.v. ..!.

— . 00., Hung. 3-4 (Q3).

int.. llmur.

— . m . MuiMt. (trib. Danube)
1 i 'Jib.

— . ri».. lluug. (trib. Maroa)

i7-.mii.

— ( iora. int.. I -uriwlli. t-383b.

«•- 13-
- . ,
Qnunecwr. Jano* : tct Pan-

t.'j».I. (abbr.) l-t»a.

irf. 3-4(IS).
. Iliinic. t7-211a.
Calk* (painter) 10-4 1 Ha.
Orik Snnda. Hum;. 3-4 (13).

— Sierada, paw. II mut. 17-
1 lib.

CSIKY. GREGOR 7-S9Sa.

CSOKONAI. MIHALY V1TEZ
CSOMA"DE KOROS. ALEX-

and*r 7-.ir.il> ; kunjur 16-
•'-•I : Tibetan luiik'iuufr 16-

iii ,

— Sandor, Konw.| : ttt Caoma
de KorAa, Alexander.

13-

.
Oorba. laVe. Hum;. 26-451b.

— . Htation, Hinik'.3-l iK'J).
Cuonia. Hung. 3-4 (K3) ; 12-

r« k

C. -I'niik-- 5-404c.
Cltskaa.mt.. Hunx.: wrCiucM.
tVunti'i. Hum;. 3-4 (K3).
CtenaoanthuR 8-124d.
Ctenacodon 18-UtIOb.
Ctonldium 18-07-.>a ; 18-67 Id

(MIT.) ; structure 16- 11 So.
Ctonls 20-.'. (ill) ; 20-:.45b.
Ctenlxa 8-306d : 25-f.fila.
Ctenizidao 2-306d ; hlberna-

13-ll6c.

Ctenodactylldae 17-S27b.
CtonodactylOB : nrr Gundl.
-

Cwngrad, Hum.-. 3-4 (US).
— , co.. Hung. 3-4 (OS) ;

Ctenodontldae (nsh) 14-24Sd ;
26-543a.

— (mollusc) 16-1 22a.
Ctenodrilus 5-797b.

l I.-H...I-.I- S- II lil.

i Mslies 14-2460.

— scale* 25-1 sud.
Ctenolabnis mpestris : tee

Jago'sgoldxinnv.
Ctenomys brasillensls : tee
Tuco-tiifo.

— niagcllanlca: tee Tnco-tnoo.

CTENOPHORA 7-592b : re-
production 16-224d. 24-
747b: sv stematic position 6-
64 Id, 28-1033C.

Ctenoplana 7-593d ; 21-827C.
Ctenopoda 9-657 b.

;>teryx 5-7olc.

ctfiiorhynchus: tee Oadwall.
Ctenooaura 16-*25a.
Ctenostomata 22-42h.
Ctenosura acanthinura 14-

.rissldac 26-S44b.
i 20-.'. |.P.t>.

CTESIAS 7-.v.i4a ; 12-512d ;
India 14-397d : I.iifian on
17-l"l.l : Persia 7-707a, 18-
21a. 21-2HI.I.

Ctesibius (of Alexandria) 2-
860a ; clepsydra 6-496a ;
forcing pump 14-1 15a ; hy-
draulic organ 15-76Sb.

Ctesiphon (orator) 1-27 Ic ;
355d : 8-13b.

CTESIPHON. -v r 7-594b ; 1
305 (F3) : 23-iil-' !<•'•'•'' : 21-
21 Ml: irn-at hall 27-9S7a :
Moslem conquest 5- -Ml. :
palace of Chosroes I. 13-
J42c ; Sassanlan palace 2-
188*.

CtesJppus (son of Chabrias) 18-
1*1.1.

Cu (copper) 6-39b.

Cna. ML, Fr.I.c. 14-498 (FS).

Cna-AI. Vr.l.c. 14-49?< (Bl) ;
French capture 27-7a.

Cua-Cam. riv.. Fr.I.C. 11-

Cvarhao nan Crnnhh 5-638b.

Cnadernii via (metre) 23-824a.

Cnadra6-i:.3h.

Cnadrilla 4-7

Cnagna, M..W.I. 28-.'. 14 (E5).

Caallnialpa. Mex. 18-347c.

Cuajlniquilapa, C.Am. 5-678

(A3).
Cuama, riv.. At. : tee Zambezi.

COM. loM.

^.1.14-112 Hi ».

Cuan fa IxKhoualu (poet) 8-
: mt lUvelok the

C-uan I

. in ./ 4-11"
. Bra*. : ttt Onarahy.
Coaiwi". n- i
Cuarta (luouure) 80-7SHO.
tSiartllk.M-

. .',.,

. Bol. 4-167 (C3).
OBMUitaoioo (emperor of Ilex.)
18-337a ; .tatuo
18-

Cuautla. Mrx. 18-324a.
(Nib. (abbr.) l-29d.
Cuba, \ '

III. 11

Intl. 14

Kim. IS-

Mo. Ih-

l-t •-').

.

I't.rl. 25
•-

CUBA. Nl., W.I. 7-J94o; 7-
S9S (map) : upbalt 2-7 68b;
cocoa 6-630a ; coolie iin-
niUrratlon 7-77a; geology
7-S9Sb, 28- ,14.1 ; negroes
19-347a ; railways 12-6»7d ;
•hipping *4-87»: iilavery
2S-226a: sugar 26-47a ;
i.. !,.... ..26-1" IS .

Cuba (myth.) 23-69b.

Cnbagua, isl.. Venez. 27-Usu
: pearl fisheries 27-
Mli

Cubahatchle. Ala. 1-460 (D3).

Cuban bloodhound 8-378O.

— lire-fly : are Fire-By.
Cubango, riv.. Ang. 6-923 (BC).
CubanTte 7-1036.

Cuban lily : tee Peruvian
hyacinth.

— pine 10-6S9a : 27-634c.
Cubatao, mts.. Braz. : tee Mar.
Cul.atiir.-7-limid:18-134d; 18-

1 I.'. I

Cnbberly. Olos. 3-777d.
Cube (crystallography) 7-S71c

foil.; four-faced: ttt Tctraki»-

hexadron.
CUBE (math.) 7-606b : 11-

888b ; 22-27c : deforiinitton

of clastic 9-1 42d ; duplica-

tion of 20- 7 4 (Id ; volume of

18-1

— (snub) 22--.'»il.

— (truncated) 22-28d.
Cubebeno 7-807a.

• ir acid 7-607a.
Cubebln 7-607a.
CUBEBS 7-607a; ncttl.To.sh

19-422b.

(.litN-llaH. Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Cube ore : tee Pliarmacosldcr-

itf.
Cubero, N.Mex. 19-520 (CS).

— . mt., X. Mf\. 19-520 (C4).
C-ubert. Corn. 9-130 (VI. U3).
Cubes (nuinlxTr.) 26-:i-'7c.
Cub Hill. .Md. 17--'J^ (113).
Cub hunting 13-!)l^a.
Cubia, riv.. Sp. 12-311C.

i ui.if.il i-iiiihcliiitn 9-705d.
Cubic compreiwibillty, modulus
of 25- 1009b.

— curve ll-714a: 11-7 1 5a :
classification 7-660a : In-
tt.-\ii)ns7-6S8a; twisted 11-

— equation 9-7 1 Oa: 9-711c:
1-61 8e : solution by radicate
9-7171.: tables for solution
of 26-

— forms l-634d ; l-636c ; 19-

CUB1CLE 7-607b.

« -ill. it- nitre: tee Chile salt-

.

— parabola t«-748c,

— plane of symmetry 7-571d.

— saltpetre : ttt Chile salt
petre.

— surf are 26-1 19b.

— system 7-S74a.
Cublcula (catacombs) 5-492d.

— (circus) 6-3900.
Ctibicularius : tee Oamber-

lanus.

Cnhioiilnm : tee Suggesta*.
Cublere*. Amedee Loula Dee-
pan< de 10-S66d.
..•n 7-800d.
28- IS-.'!,; 9-28d: 26-

.

Cubftt. Qeorge: tee Ashcombe.
nli 7-R08a.

— . THOMAS 7-S07c.

— , SIR WILLIAM 7-607d :
treadniill 27-223a : wind-
mill 28-710C.

Va. 4-79Sa-

Fr. 6-424a.

2S-S3U (KS);

Cuoao, laka, Chile 6-l63a.

14

«, paM. Oolo. «-7M

(K4).

rlr.. Ang. «-9»3 (B6).
Cnchia 26-:.44d.
I39d-

..i .:

— Negro, rlr., N.Mex. lt-420

,. !

Cnchl Mulla, mt.. India 14-381

..i ,
Cm -lilvero, rir., Venex. 27-l»»'J

1 1 1-' i : 27-9880.
CUCHUL1NN 7-608a;

5-625d.

Cuchulinn'ii HeatM 5-627 b.
Cufhution't flclcbed : tee Side-

bed of fwhulinn.
Cuclo, riv.. It. 16-242 n
Cu, kilHd, rius. 9-424 (IV. Ill);

26-1 680: observatory 19-

•> ••:'.

Cuckneld clay 26-16Sd.
Clicking stools 8-63 It- ; 25-

Mti .
Cuckmere. riv.. Sos. 9-424 (IV.

CS) ; 26-I65C ; 8-460d.
Cuckoo. Va. 28-118 (D-K3).
CUCKOO 7-608b ; distribu-

tion 3-977d; egg 9-13d ;

gizzard and diet S-969c ;

sacred to Hera 13-307 d.
Cuckoo and the Myhtinyale 6-

422c.
Cm -koo clock 6-SS2b.

— gillyflower : tee Bagged
robin.

— pint 2-64 la; 2-640d (flg.) ;
lO-.V.lid ; 22-.'>a.

— shrikes : tee Caterpillar-

.

Cuckoo's leader : tee Wryneck.

— mate : tee Wryneck.

7-..1".-;

13-

CUCKOO-SPIT

2G2b ; 21-7 58d.
< niuhy, Braz. 4-440 (Bl).
Cucujidac 6-672c.

.in. riv., NIc. 5-678

(D-E4); 19-643C.
Cuculi 3-964b ; 3-969a ; 3-

97 7 d.

Cuculidae : tee C"uckoo.
Cmiiliformes3-973b; 3-97 8b ;

classlflcatUm 3-977d.
Ciu-iiliniie 20-314a ; 2O-317C.
Cm Mllii.-.i 16-1221).
Cur ulla nil- 19-:l60d.
Cn.MiIlclla 8-1.'-...
Cuciilliis 7-236a : tee alto

Cowl.
Cumins canorns : tee Cuckoo.

— himalayanus : tee Tsutsu-
dori.

— hyperytiims : tee Masu-
kakart.

— Indicator : tee Honey guide.

— persa : tee Touracou.

— poUocephalos : tee Hoto-
togisn.

Cucumariidae 8-879d : Lnd

wig's classification S-879c.
Cncumas : *er Cocoma.
CUCUMBER 7-61 Oc: 17-391 d.
Cucnroella tomb 2-382c.
Cncumls : tee Cucumber.

— anguria : ter ( iherkin.

— melo : tee Melon.

— sativus : tee Cucumber.

— satlvus, var. sikklmenais :
tee Sikkhim encumber.

Cucurbeta, mt.. Hung. 27-

212b.

Cucurbit : tee Matrass,
l -iirurbita 10-561C ; fruit : tee

Pumpkin.
CUCURBITACEAE 7-61 Ib;

placenta! ion lO-570d (fig-).
Cucnrbita tn»v)m« : tte Giant

gourd.

— moschata : tee Musk melon.

— pepo : tee Pumpkin.

— pepo. var. aurantia : tee
Orange gourd.

— pepo. var. ovifera : tee
vegetable marrow.

— pepo. var. pyrigonnis : tee
Warted gourd.

— pepo, var. verrucoaa : tee
\Vnrt**d ffour«l.

Cncnrbitaria ll-336b.
Cucuta. Colom. 8-9 19b.
Cncuyo : tee Fire-fly.

CROT-CUIV

y. Wls.M.T40(ro);l«-

r8-16JU . 14- .- •;

> 7-<,lld;

16-94S <E3).

Hp 25- 10 .III).
Cudrefln. SwlU. 18-141 UJ3).

.,-
CUDWORTH. RALPH 7-61Sbi

8-i«2b; 9-H»8b.
Cudwurtii, Hur. l-70»b.
k». S8-933 (Dl).
Cue, W.Aiu. S-960 (Bi).
Cue (diet.) : *-, Ooeoe or 0Mb
Cue (billiards) 8-930*.
Cueliar. Hp. 26-S30 (C2).
Cuembjr. Jlnu. 1-7MS (map).
CUENCA. EC. 7-613b; 8-911

(1(3); geology 8-»14c. Het

altu Azuay.
— . P.U. 21-392 (E3).
CUENCA. Sp. 7-6130 : 28-630

(L)-K2);l-416c.
— , mt*., 8p. 26-530 (UJ-E3) ;

5-4 7 ic ; 25-527C.
CUENCA, j)rov., 8p. 7-613b ;

25-.-.30 (I(-E3).
Cuencame, Max. 18-318

(D-E2).

Cuenot. L. l-S07d ; 9-316d.
Client, tjwltz. : tee Colre.
Cuerda seoa (tile-making) 36-

-.'7 ..
Cnerden Ball. Lanes. 16-139

Cuernavaca, Mex. 18-318 (Oth
18-8:>la ; 18-332a ; 18-323<L
Cuernby. Colcm. 6-701 (A4).
Cuero, Tex. 28-690 (K6).
C-uers. Fr. 18-778 (HO).
Cuervo, N.Mex. 19-520 (Ft).

— Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
I _• .

Cuesnon, riv.. Ft. 17-543*.
CUESTA 7-613d.
Cnestas, Juan 27-H08b.
Cucva. Peru 21-264 (C3).
Cuevas, Miss. 18-600 «

— DE VERA, Sp. 7-613d ; 25-
S30 (E4).

Cueza. riv., 8p. 2S-S30 (CI).

CUFF7-613d.

CufTc. family of: tee Desart,

earldom of.
— , Henry 28-837a.
Cuflytown Creek, riv.. B.C. 25-

SOO (B3).
Cnflc : tee Knno.
Cogler Poni. Matilde 23-848a.
Cuglieri. It. 15-4 (B4).
Cugnana, gulf. Sard. 15 - i

(114).

Cugnar : tee Puma.
Cnffner, Rusa. : tee Chuguyev.
Cuheran : tee Bavelok the

Dai • .
Cut. Cesar 3-234a : 25-4 1 Id.

I . .-. •: 20-. -I,.

Cilia bn. Braz. : tee Cuyaba.
< •iiicuina. Nlc. 5-678 (1)4).
Cuilag. mt.. Scot. 13-*41b.
Cullcagh. mt.. Ire. 14-7 4 4 ( DSfc

5-572a ; geolog)- 10-27 4c.
CuUco. riv.. Guat. 5-678 (A3).
Cnildremhne (battle) : tee

Culdreimne.
Cuilller. Pierre : tee Perron.

Pierre Cuilller.
Cuillin. mts..Scot. 94-412 (Bik

2S-206b.

— , sound, Scot. 24-412 (B2).
Cuina, N.Af. l-360b.
Cuifia. mt, Sp. 25-530 (Bl):

6-»07d.

Culo, AnfJ. 1-320 (E6).
CUIRASS 7-613d ; cavalry 8-

S6«a; Egyptian 9-4 4c ; Ro-
man 2-585b.
CUIRASS IERS 7-B1 4r; 5-566a;

2-589a . 16th century 8-S70

Cnlre. Caluire-et-. FT. : tee
Gamlre-ei-Cnlre.

C".:--. |UM • ' 9-'.' -' 1

Cniseaux, FT. 18-778 (O4).
Cnisery. FT. 18-778 (Q4).
Coisnue 25-102b.
Cnlthlr, lake. Scot. 25-206b.
Cnltlan. lagoon. Mex. 6-683d-
Cnltzeo. lake. Mex. 18-318

(F.3) : 18-319b.
Cnivre. riv.. Mo. 18-608 (E-F2);

18-608 (F2-3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.
til

CUIV-CUST

Cnivre Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608

(E2).
Cujaira, dist., Ituss. : set

Kujaira.

CUJAS, JACQUES 7-6140.
Cujillo, Peru Zl-264 (B2).
Cukulcan (Mayan ruler) 18

331c.

Culardoch, mt.. Soot. 1-SOa.
Cularo, Fr. : see Grenoble.
Culberhouse, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Culbertson, Mont. 14-276 (Gl)
— , Neb. 19-324 (D4)
— , O. 20-26 (E7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (G5).
Culbin, Scot. 9-270a.
Culcasia 16-540C.
Culcitium nivale 8-915b.
Culdaff, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
CULDEES 7-615a.
Culdesac, Ida, 14-276 (A2).
Cul-de-sac (diet.) l-694b.
Cul-de-sac Frigate, bay, W.I.

17-802 (B2).

— Paquemar, bay. W.I. 17-
802 (B2).

Cul-des-Sarts, Belg. 3-668 (D4).
Culdreimne, Ire. (battle) 14-

76 )b ; 8-59Sa.
Cnlebra, Colom. 6-701 (C4).
— , C.R. 5-678 (D5).
— , Peru 21-264 (B3).
— , gulf, C.R. 5-678 (C-D5).
CULEBRA, Isl., W.I. 7-615d ;

28-544 (E3) ;22-124b.
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (E4).
— , mt,, Sp. 25-530 (B2).
— , pass, Pan. 20-664C.
— , riv., Colo. 6-722 (E4).

— Cut, Pan. canal 20-670
(map); 20-667 d; 20-67 la.

Culebra de sangre 5-676b.
Culemborg, Holl. : tee Kuilen

burg.
Culeolus 27-3S9a.

— willemoesi 27-388d (fig.).
Culette : see Gullet.

Culex 17-464a; 18-901b (figs.).

— fasciatus : see Stegomyia
calopus.

— fatigans 18-902a ; 20-7 87a.

— pipiens 18-902a ; 27-341d.
Culgoa, riv., Austr. 2-960 (H5).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (Dl).
Culhain, Berks. 9-420 (III.

E3); 20-416c; geology 20-

— , inlet, W.Aus. 2-960 (C6).
Culiacan, Mex. 18-318 (D2) ;

25-1400 ; 18-323d.
Culicidae : see Mosquito.
Culicimorphae : see Core-

thrldae.

Culicinae 18-901 d.
Culinna, S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
Culion, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B5) ;

S-592d.

Culla (tree) 7-597a.
Ciillar de Baza, Sp. 25-530

(D4) : 12-335a.
CULLEN, PAUL 7-616a.
— , WILLIAM 7-616b ; 18-

52b ; 23-3 Ib.
Cullen. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
CULLEN, Scot. 7-617a; 24-

412 (F2).

Cullenswood, Ire. 8-622b.
Culleoka, Tenn. 26-620 (E2).
CULLERA, Sp. 7-617b ; 25-

530 (E3) : 25-530 (E-F3).
— , cape, Sp. 25-530 (E-F3) ;

7-617b.
Cullercoates, Northumb. 27-

501a ; geology 19-790d.
Cullet 16-196C.
Culley, George l-395a.
— , Matthew l-395a.
— , R, S. 21-865d.
Cullin, lake. Ire. 14-744 (B3) ;

6-950d.

CulUnagh, lake, Ire. 7-156d.
Cullinan, T. 27-190d.
CULLINAN, Trans. 7-617b ;

25-466 (15).
Cullinan diamond 7-617b : 8-

163d ; 23-36 (PI. II. fig. 2).
Cullingworth, Yorks. 28-933

(Bl).

CulUvoe, Scot. 24-412 (Gl).
Cullman, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Cullochy, locks, Scot. 24-412

(D2).

Culloden, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
CULLODEN, Scot. 7-61 7b ;

24-412 (D2) ; battle (1746)

7-617b, 5-941c, 24-456b ;

medal l8-5d.
— , W.Va. 28-560 (A-B3).
Cullom, Colo. 6-722 (Al).
— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
Cullompton, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

F2) ; church, carving 28-

793b.

Cullum, G. W. 28-5580.
Cully, Switz. 26-242 (B4).
Cnlm, Ger. : see Kulm.
CULM (geol.) 7-61 7c ; 5-310d ;

24-573a ; flora 20-539b ;

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

glaciation 5-312d ; table 11-

670c.

Culm (Welsh term) 5-319b.
Culmann, C. 17-960d.
Culmbach, Ger. : see Kulm

bach.

Culm-grauwacke 7-618a.
CULMINATION (astron.) 7-

618a.

Cul Mor, mt., Scot. 24-412 (Cl)
Culmsee, Ger. : see Kulmsee.
Culmstook, Dev. 9-430 (VI

F2).

Culna, India : see Kalria.
Culoz, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Culpable homicide: sec Murder
Culpaulin, N.S.W. 19-538 (B2)
Culpeper, John 19-776a.
Culpeper, Va. 28-118 (D-E2).
— Co., Va. 28-118 (D-E2).
Culpepper, Thomas 13-832b.
Culpepper, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Culper (fish) 5-230d.
CULPRIT (diet.) 7-618a.
CULROSS, Scot. 7-618b ; 24-

418 (D2).
Cult, mt., Scot. : geology 10

330a.

Cultch (diet.) 20-427C.
Cultellus 16-124a.
Culter, Scot. (Aberdeen) 24-

412 (F2).
— , Scot. (Lanarks.) 24-418

(D3).

Culteranismo (literary move-
ment) 22-160a ; .25-582b ;

opposition to 22-7 46a, 15-

283c, 26-1012a.
Culter Fell, mt., Scot. 28-412

(E4) ; 16-136d.
ultiv

Cultivation media 3-17-1'.
CULTIVATOR 7-61 8c.
Culto : see Culteranismo.
Cults, Scot. 10-330C ; 7-634c.
Culture and Anarchy (M.

Arnold) 2-636c.
Culver, Ind. 14-422 (E2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (D3).
— , pt., W.Ans. 2-960 (D6).
—.cliff, I. of W. 9-420 (UI.

E5) ; 28-ii--T.il.

Culverden, N.Z. 19-624 (D5).
Culvers, pond, N.J. 19-502

(Cl).
Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690

(G3).

ulv '

Culver's Gap. pass, N.J. 19-
502 (Cl).

Culverstone Green. Kent 16-
942 (F3).

Culvert 6-840a.

Culzean, bay, Scot. 28-412
(D4).

— Castle, Scot. 28-412 (D4) ;
17-931d.

Cum (in place names) 6-751c.

Cumacea : see Sympoda.

CUMAE, It. 7-618d; 15-4
(B6) ; 15-26 (D-E4) ; coin-
age 19-877c ; pirates 12-
445a; Sibyl's shrine 21-
605c.

Cumal (diet.) 14-768b.

CUMANA, Venez. 7-619c ; 27-
989 (B-C1).

— , state, Bol. : see Bermudez.

Cumanacoa, Venez. 27-989
(Cl) ; 27-991a.

Cumanians : see Kumans.

Cumanus, Ventidius : see
Ventidins.

Cumanus Sinus, It. : see
Naples, Bay of.

Cumaranut : see Tonquabean.

Cumaria, Peru 21-264 (C3).

Cumarone 6-595C.

Cumbana, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(M5).

— , fort, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(M4).

CUMBERLAND, DUKES AND
Earls of 7-619d: see also
Clifford family.

— , Ernest Augustus, duke of
(d. 1851): see Ernest Augus-
tus, king of Hanover.

— , Ernest Augustus, duke of
(b. 1845) 7-620a ; 4-690a.

— , George, prince of Denmark,
duke of : see George, prince
of Denmark.

— , George Clifford, 3rd earl of
7-619d; 24-lSlc.

— , Henry Frederick, duke 7-
620a ; ll-84b ; 24-683C.

— .Rupert, duke of : see
Rupert, son of Elector Pala-
tine.

— , WILLIAM AUGUSTUS,
duke of 7-623c ; Jacobite
rebellion 24-456a ; Seven
Years' War 24-7 17b, 10-
609c.
-, Major (explorer) 20-656a.

— , RICHARD (dramatist) 7-
622a ; ll-476b.

— , RICHARD (philosopher) 7-
620a; 9-829a ; 27-821a.

Cumberland, Ga. 11-752 (E5).

Cumberland. la. 14-732 (C3).
CUMBERLAND, Md. 7-627a

17-828 (Bl).
— , Me. 17-434 (B5).
— , Miss. 18-600 (C-D2).
— , N.C. 19-772 (C-D2).
— , 0. 20-26 (G5).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E3).
CUMBERLAND, R.I. 7-627b.

— (East), R.I. : see East Cum
berland.

— , Va. 28-118 (D3).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B3).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4).

— , bay, Arct. 21-950b.

— , CO., N.S. 19-830b.

CUMBERLAND, CO., Eng. 7-
624c ; 9-412 (I. B3) ; 9-
411b; coal-fields 9-425d
cotton trade 7-283a ; name
history of 25-999c.

— fort, Hants. 22-132 (map),
inlet. Can. 28-572c.

isl., Ga. 11-752 (E5).
isls., Austr. 2-960 (H4).
lake, Can. 24-225 (B2).
CUMBERLAND, mta., U.S. 7-
627c; 1-460 (B-D1); 15
740 (E-F4); 26-620 (F2
Gl).

CUMBERLAND, riv., U.S. 7-
627d ; 26-620 (Dl) ; 15-740
(D4) ; 15-740 (B2).
— , sound. Can. 5-160 (Q2).
— , sound, Ga. 11-752 (E5).

— Basin, bay, Can. ll-329b.

— Bay, U.S. : see Plattsburg
Bay.

— City, Tenn. 26-690 (Dl).

— College, Nashville, Tenn. :
see Nashville, university of.

— Co., 111. 14-304 (D4).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (C4).

— Co., Me. 17-434 (B5).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (C-D2).

— Co., N.J. 19-502 (B-C5).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (H5).

— Co., Tenn. 26-690 (F-G2).

— Co., Va. 28-1 1 8 (D3).

— Furnace, Tenn. 26-620(Dl).

— Gap, Tenn. 26-620 (HI) ; 7-
627c.

— Hill, R.I. 23-249 (Cl).

— House, Can. 24-225 (B2)

— Land, dist.. Can. 3-193a.

— Lodge, Berks. 16-942 (B3).

— Mills, Me. 17-434 (B5).

— Plateau, U.S. : see Cumber
land, nits.

Cumberland Presbyterian

Church 22-292b.

— University, Tenn. :
Lebanon (Tenn.).

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (E6).
Cumbernauld, Scot. 24-418

(D3); 8-661a; geology 8

660d.
Cumbernauld, Bond of : se<

Bond of Cumbernauld.
Cumberworth, Yorks. 28-9.'!.'!

<C2).

Cumbie, N.S.W. 17-538 (E2).
Cumborah, N.S.W. 17-538

(Dl).
CUMBRAES, THE, isls., Scot.

7-628a ; 24-418 (B3).
Cumbre, pass, Chil. : seeUspal-

lata.

Cumbres, Colo. 6-722 (D4).
Cumbri, tribe 7-626a.
Cumbria : see Strathclyde.
Cumbrian mts., Eng. 9-408

(D3) : see further Lake

District.

Cumbu : see Bajra.
Cumbum, Ind. 14-382 (H12) ;

15-952d.

Cumby, Tex. 26-690 (M2).
Cum dividend 8-332b.
Cumene 20-52b.
Cumhal 6-421a.

— Senorba 4-489b.
Cumian, St 21-98c.

Cumic aldehyde l-532d : 7-

62 8c.

Cumidae : see Bodotriidae.
Cumidic acid 8-697b.
CUMIN 7-628c.

Cumina, riv., Braz. 4-440 (E2).
Cuming, Neb. 19-324 (H2).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (H3).
Cumingia 16-123c.
Cumings, N.Dak. 19-780

(G-H2).
Cuminic aldehyde (Cuminol) :

see Cumic aldehyde.
Cuminnm cyminum : see

Cumin.

Cumledge, Scot. 3-81 5d.
CUMMERBUND 7-628d ; 14-

418d; 21-193C.
Cummersdale, Cumb. 9-412

(I. B3).

Gumming, Alfred 18-845C.
— , Gordon : see Gordon-Gum-
ming, Ronaleyn George.
— , James 9-185a.
CUMMING, JOSEPH G. 7-

628d.
Cumming, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

Cummings, William H. 19

2C6d.

Cummings, Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Cummingsville, Mass. 17-852

(A-B3).
Cummington, Mass. 17-852

(B2) ; 23-270b.
Cummiugtonite l-883d : 23-

2 7 Ob.

Cummins, George D. 23-25a.
— , Maria Susana 8-423c.
CUMNOCK, Scot. 7-629a ; 24

412 (D4) ; 3-75c.
— .New, Scot., 24-412 (D4)

7-629a; 3-76a.
— , Old, Scot. 7-629a.
Cumnor, Berks. 9-420 (III

E3) ; geology 3-783a.

— Hurst, hill, Berks. 3-782c.
Cumorah, hill, N.Y. 18-842c.
Cumplida, pt., Can.Is. 5-17

(map).
Cum testamento annexo 1-

194c.
Cumulative legacy 16-373a.

— vote23-115b.
Cumulo - cirro - stratus :

Nimbus.

Cumulo-nimbus 6-559a.
Cumulo-stratus 6-558a.
Cumulo-volcano 28-187a.
Cumulus (cloud) 6-558a ; 6-

669m.

Cumuri, Mex. 18-318 (C2).
Cumwhitton, Cumb. 9-412 (I

C3).

Cuna 16-123a.
Cunacunas 6-706a.
Cunaeus (physicist) 9-180d.
Cunambo, riv..Ec. 8-911 (C2-3).
Cunani, dist., Braz. 4-463a.
Cunanthidae 14-156c.
CUNARD, SIR SAMUEL, 7-

629a.
CunardLine7-629a; 24-978b;

24-985d ; 24-885c (Plates) ;

25-853a.

CUNAS, tribe 7-629b ; l-811d.
Cunaxa, battle of (401 B.C.) 7-

708c.
Cunctator : see Fabius (Max!

mus, Cunctator), Q.
Ctmdeamor 6-629b.
Cundi, Alice de 13-708c.
CUNDINAMARCA, dept.,

Colom. 7-629b ; 6-701 (B3).
Cuneator (official) 18-558c.
Cunedda (Welsh king) 28

262a ; 25-999C.
CUNEIFORM 7-629c: 3-105

(PI. II.); 3-llla; Bihistun

3-656d ; Clialdeans 5-805C.

— bone 25-1 76a.

— cartilages 23-185a.
CUNEO.lt. 7-632d; 15-4 (A2);

battle (1799) 15-45b.
— , prov., It. 15-6c.
Cunerus Mons, mt., It. : see

Conero.
Cunctio, Wilts. 4-584 (C6); 17<

740b.

Cuneus (anat.) 4-397b.
CUNEUS (archit.) 7-633a.
Cunha, Nuno da 18-683a.
— , Rodrigo da 22-148b.
— , Tristao da 25-355d ; 27'

295a; l-516a.
Cuniculi 16-269b ; 5-498b.
Cuniculus torquatus : see

Banded lemming.
Gunig-unde, St3-301d.
Cunffiera, isl., Sp. 25-530 (F3).
Cunimund (king of Gepidae) 1-

'. I -'..; 16-933a.
Cunina 14-148d; 14-138b

(flg.); 14-146b; tentaculo-

cystsl4-143c (figs.).
Cuningham, William 19-287b.
CUN1TZ, MARIA 7-633a.
Cunlhat, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Cunliffe, Bor. 4-257 (C2).
Cunnamuila, Queens. 2-960

(H5).
CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER

(scholar) 7-633a.
— , Alexander (historian) 7-

633a.
— , Sir Alexander 7-633c ; 16-

81d ; 17-578b ; 24-128b.
ALLAN (poet) 7-633b.
Allan (math.) 26-327d.
A. J. C. 14-7 Id.
Francis 7-633c.
George Glencairn 27-562b ;

9-127d.
— , J. T. : on gastropoda 11-

513a ; ll-519b ; on second-
ary sexual characters 6-

735a ; on sole 25-358.
— , Peter 7-633c.
— , Richard 2-960d.
— , William, earl of Glencairn

(1610-1664) : see Glencairn,

earl of.
— , WILLIAM (economist) 7-

633d.
— .WILLIAM (theologian) 7-

633c.

Cunningham, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (D3).

Cunningham, Ky. 15-740

(A2).

— , N.C. 19-772 (C-D1).
— , Wash. 28-354 (F-G3).
Cunninghame, dist., Scot. 24-

418 (B-C3) ; 3-75a.
Cunninghamia 6-17 Ic; 12-

760a.

Cunnington, W. A. 26-396d.
Cunobelin (British chief) 4-

583c; 8-19d; coins 19-

876d.

Cunoctantha 14-1 56b.
Cuon : see Dhole.

— sutilans : see Adjag.
Cuorgne, It. 15-4 (A2).

CUP (diet.) 7-634a: see also
Drinking vessel.

— (astron.) : see Crater.

— (mech.) 3-914b.

— and bail pivot 17-101 2b.

— and saucer school 8-532c.
Cupunia 20-552c.

CUPAR, Scot. 7-634a ; 24-418
(E2).

— Muir, moorland, Scot. 7-
634b.

Cupaty, rapid, S.Am. l-788a.

Cup-bearer : see Aquarius.

" Cup-bearer " (painting,

Cnossus) 1-251 (PI. IV.
fig. 2).

CUPBOARD 7-634C ; Jaco-
bean 28-795b.

Cupel 2-776d.

Cupellation2-776d; 16-316d.

Cup-fimgi : see Discomycetes.

Cuphea 10-572a ; ll-258c.

Cup horse 13-730a.

Cupica, bay, Colom. 6-701

(A3)'; 6-703b.
,upl_

CUPID 7-635a; and Psyche

22-543d, 26-371a, 16-922d.
Cupido (Cupidonia) : see

Prairie-hen.
Cupid's darts (gem) : see One-

gite.

Cup-mouthpiece 18-947b.
Cupola, Pa. 21-106 (H-I6).
CUPOLA (archit.) 7-635a : see

also Dome.

— (fortification) 10-703d ; 20-
228a.

— furnace ll-359b ; 14-826d ;
7-104d.

Cupping (engineering) 27-39c.
CUPPING (surgery) 7-635a ;
26-1 26a.

— glass 26-1 31 d.
Cupra (myth.) 7-635b.
CUPRA MARITIMA, It. 7-

635a ; 15-26 (D-E3).

— MONTANA, It. 7-635b.
Cuprea bark 22-758c.
Cupreine 22-756d.
Cupressineae 12-760a.
Cupressinoxylon 20-548d.
Cupressites 20-548d.
Cupressocrinidae 8-878d.
Cupressocrinus 8-128b.
Cupressus : see Cypress.

— Arbor Vitae : see Arbor
Vitae.

— glauca : see Cedar of Goa.

— Lawsoniana : see Port Or-
ford cedar.

— lusitanica : see Cedar of
Goa.

— macrocarpa : see Monterey
cypress.

— nootkatensis : see Alaska
cedar.

— thyoides : see American
white cedar.

Cupric arsenate, &c. : see

Copper arsenate, &c.
CUPRITE 7-635b ; 6-320C.
Cuprite, Nev. 5-8 (E3).
Cuprodescloizite 8-91b.
Cupro-scheelite 24-315a.
Cuprosilicon 7-110b.
Cupro-uranite : see Torbernite.
Cuprous bromide, &c. : see

Copper bromide, &c.
Cuprya, Serv. : see Chupriya.
Cup shake 26-979b.
Cup-shrimp 24-1019.1.
Cupsuptic, riv., Me. 17-434

(B4-3).

Cupulell-257a; 10-554c(flg.).
CUPULIFERAE 7-635d.
Cupuy, watershed, Braz. 4-

439c.

Our, Switz. : see Coire.
— , riv., Scot. 24-418 (A2).
Cura, Venez. 4-164d.
Cura (Roman law) : see Cur*

ator.

Curaca (title) 21-275c.
CURACAO, isl., W.I. 7-636a ;

28-544 (D4) ; 28-545d ;

phosphates 21-476a.
Cm-aeao (liqueur): see Curacoa.
Curaco, riv., Arg. 2-462 (C4) ;

6-724c.

Curacoa, isl., W.I. : see Cur-
acao.
CURACOA (liqueur) 7-636b ;

20-150b.
Curan : see Havelok the Dane.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

212

To make full use of this Index It I* essential to rcmil the
Instructions given on Page I.

CUIV-CUST

(-.ir..!, tat, . •'. ! •-•:•!

-
CURAJ

8-KII

7-« uili ; *-9TTo ;

tow): mt
.^n-.- — - 7-037a : 7

— innirnar 7-637a.

— ..juaruni 7-«J7a : »-143a.

— Iwtorom 0-4*5d.

— mrtouuiu 7-6J7a.

1-UOd.

— rlaruro

§-«»4a.
*M) a*-988c,

Dl).
William do : tee

iK-ttU.

I

. • iv •, 28-7(!2a.
Oirh sender 88-514a.

li. I 14-422 (KH).
Curcas purgaiw : tee Physio

nut*
Cnrchod. Soaan : tee Neoker.

CURCI, CARLO MARIA 7-
UTl

Qanallonldae : tee Weevil.
Cur. iinia S-649d.

— ane-ustlfolla 2-81»d.
- i ..!,.-.. 27- in ,

— ttnctorla8-747a.
Curoumln 27-474a.
Cnrcumlne yellow 8-747b.
Curcunno, Fr. 15-964b.

Cw Dtut Homo (Awelm) 2-

8fd; at-7T8a.

Curdle*, rlr.. Vu-t. 28-38 (B3).
Curd knife 7-751 b (fl«.).

— mill 7-751 b (He.).

— soap 25-2»8a.
Curdsvlll,-. Ky. 15-740 (AS).

— . Va. 28-11 S(D3).

758 (B«! 1B-343C.
Core, laL. Pac.O. : tee Ocean.

— . HT., FT. 28-»23a.
CnreoanU. Colo. C-m (C3).
Cunwhem, Bmssels 4-69 Ih.
CUREL, FRANCOIS, vioomto

• I.- 7-ti:iTli ; 8-M7a.
CURELY, JEAN NICOLAS 7-

'•. :;•
Core of Mendon : tee Rabelais.

Coreotls (festlral) 2-1 SOb.
Cureplpe. Maur. 17-271 (C5) ;

17-»14a.
CURES. It. 7-837d; 15-26

(D3).
CURETES : in Homer 7-637d;

18-92d; (myth.) 7-637d; 8-

287c.
Cureton. Gen. Charles Robert

2S-88a.

— . WILLIAM 7-638b.
'

. . .

Curetons Bridge. Ala. 1-460

.

CuretUge 12-766b.
I'un-tn-. mi.. It. 15-26 (D3).
CURETUS. tribe 7-638C.
CURFEW 7-6:iHc : 20-55a.
Curia. Ark. 1-552(1)2).
— . SwiU. 23-0 IS (D2) : 15-26

CU

.

HI): tee alto Coin.
IA (

URIA (anc.)7-638d: 23-618c:
municipal 18 - 8a ; senate-
house 23-592 ( D 1 ). See alto
Comltia.

— (med.) 7-639b ; Bohemia 4-
126c ; In Gaul 18-907c. 10-
lOM

— Comitatus 7-317b.

— Hostilla, Rome 23-591c ; 7-
639a; 18-1896 ; 23-48U.

— Julia. Rome 19-690a.
Curiak-paas, Bnlg. 23-935 h.
CuriaMUitarto : tee Chivalry.

court of.

CURIA REGIS 7-639b 9-479a:
21-46b ; In feudal France 20-
833b, 10-910<1. 10-91 is;
ofndala 22-37 lo ; procedure
12-77 !,

— Regis In Banco : tee Kins'*
Bench, court of.

Curia Regit nUt 22-961b.

CURIA ROMANA 7-639c ; 20-
898b; 20-7 lOd; au.litores 2-
897c ; Febronlan attack 10-

- .

Coriata (law) 8-784O.
CnriatU (Roman levend) : tee

Horatil and Curiatll.
CurlaUus : •atJanwCoriktio*.
Curico. Chil. 2-482 (B4) ; 7-

> : 8-148b.
CURICO. I.H.T.. Chil. 7-«43d .

2-i'..1 ivjand B3); area and

population 8-1 48b ; mini-nil-

8-1 SOb.

Curi.-ta. Ul.. Au«. : nee Veftlia.
Curie. Marie Sklodowaka 7-

«44a ; 1S-863O ; electroscope

t»t!0a, ;

•7»4b.

•out*- ••

_

. N !

QUriMMv. Ul . In.l.d. 24-Tilo.

. -1Kb.
Owfif (lualtliMt) 17-104b.

— (tobaeoo) 24-H)47c.

Cacflu* Sn-undu* 2O-

— . OAIUS SCHIBONIUS 7-
III Hi ; 28-:

— . Li- I

Ho 7-«.

— maxlmiu 29-A.I4h.

• Parlante. Kl : tee
aleaopero Romano*. Ramon

Curti Juno 7-«3»a.
CortUbanoa. lira*. 4-440 <B6).
CURITYBA. Bra*. 7-84 4o ; 4-

440 (B8).

Curium. C"yjirn* 5-7 1 Id.
Curiu*. Mainu- Dentatu* : tee

Dental UK. Manlus Curiu*.

— . Quintal S-.MUa.
C-urlu«. mt«.. <ir. 12-110 (Cl).
i-iirl (math.) a7-984a.
Curland. Som. 9-430 (VI.

f j,

Curl Curl (Teek. rir^ N.S.W.
28-278 (Gl).

— Curt Head. cape. N.8.W.
28-278 (Dl).

Curled ere** : tee Normandy

— maple 17-664O.

— yarn 28-906d.
Curlew. la. 14-732 (CS).
—.Wash. 2B-:i.'i4 (Gl).

— , mt*.. Ire. 14-744 (C3) ; 25-

241d ; 23-727o.
CURLEW 7-r.l I.i.
Curlew Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-

780 (C3).
C-urllclsm 7-84 7 b.
CURLING. THOMAS BLI-

uurd 7-11450.

CURLING (Ktiort) 7-645C.
CURLL. EDMUND 7-647b ;

22- Mir ; 23-7>>2d.
CurlUville. Pa. 21-106 (D3).
Curls, Ala. 1-lfio (A3).
Curmi. Malta 17-508 (B2) ; 17-

tMb.

Curnaii (Irish princo) 14-763b.
Currabubula. X.8.W. 19-538

.1 .•..

Curracloe. Ire. 14-744 (Kl).
Curradi. Domeuia : tee Ghlr-

landajo.
CUHRAGH. dlst., Ire. 7-647o ;

14-744 (K:i): tn-oloiry 15-

791a ; races 13-7','So.
— , plain. I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2);

17-535a.

Carracchmore, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Curral. val.. Mad.Is. 17-J81

(map); 17- .'-1.
Oirralinho. Draz. 4-440 (14).
Curral Velho. iniint. C. Verd.

Is. 5-253 (map).
CURRAN, JOHN PHILPOT 7-

647d.

— . Sarah 9-3 4 3b.
— . W. H. 24-s-2.'m.
Curran. 111. 14-304 (C4).
— . Mich. 18-372 (G5).
Curranc, lake. Ire. 14-744 (A5);

15-758a.

Currant, Nev. 5-8 (F2).
CURRANT 7-64SI) ; duty 9-

462a, 3-5090 : English trade

ll-J61d; Greek

12-i:H,l. 28-72-Ml. 28-956b.

— bud mite 8-S99b (lljr.).
Currant Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-

874 (C4).

Currant -mill ll-423a.

Currant moth : tee Gooseberry
moth.

Currnthool. N^.W. 19-538
«'l).

Curraun. penln.. Ire. 14-744
(B3); l-143a.

Cnrrawananna. N.S.W. 19-
538 (D4).

Currency 18-696d ; 18-706a ;
airlol-376b: bankin?3-334c;
blmetalUsm : tee that tnl.- ;
bracelets, AnKlo-Saxon 4-
594b ; cocoa beau* 7-22 Id ;
cowries 24-833b. 19-680d.
28-9f.'a : .l.-'imal colnaire :
tee that title; Kn*lish9-4.18a,
18-702a : exchange 10-5 la ;
Gresham-s law 12-583b ;
hoe-blades 15-565a ; netrroes
19-345d ; paper money : ter
that title : salt 3-810d : seig-
niorage 24-5880 ; shells 24-

15-

bricks 27-795c: units 18-
702d. Srr alto Finance sec-
tion under name* ot coun-

f ••..

UM Car-

t**'

OHM . • • T • :

•MOoapUabr ot

,

i"
Current (earth) : me KarUi

— mi. • •

9-l»*d: •taa.|>tMrlna.*6Id:

conwrvalion of enenrr 9-
400d : conveoUoa 8-21ftc ;
Induction 9-l84b ; macuetio

•.-

.HA 1-«7VI., 18-2910 ;
mutual action »•- »•

184b; o*dllatory 8- JIM;
power transmUsion 22- .'.iu;
thermal eflteoU t-213a ;
therapeutics 8-149b, 22-
938d ; unit. 27-7 40b ; vision
28-1 «b,

— (electric, alternating) 9-
11 la; 9-2 15b; electric arc
18-66 1 b ; power tranamls-
aton 22-234c; traction 27-
123o. See alto Alternator.

— (hydraulics) 14-36d ; 14-
44d; meter 14-MOd. 28-159d;
oceanic 10-985C, 21-720b, 2-
- ,7.i. 5-J.' ..I.

— account 4-228*,

— bedding : tee False bedding.

— function : tee Stoke*'* Cur-
rent function.

— money : tee Hank Money.
CURRICLE 7-648d; S-403O ;

pedestrian : tee Draislne.
CURRIE. SIR DONALD 7-

S49B.

— , JAMES 7-649b.
— , Thomas 27-295b.
Currie, Minn. 18-550 (B6).
— . Nev. 5-8 (Fl)
—.Scot. 24-418 (£3) ; 8-940b ;

8-94Sa.
— . mt.. Cape Cot 25-466 (18) ;

CurriohilC castle. Soot, 8-940b.
Curriers Company 16-si la.
Currituck, X.C. 19-772 (Gl).
—.sound, X.C. 19-772 (Gl);
7 la.

— Co., X.C. 19-772 (F-G1).
CurrockbUly. mt., NJ3.W. 19-

438 (F4).

Curry. Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— , 111. 14-304 (C8).
— , North. Som. 9-430 (VI.

Gl): 25-390b.
CURRY (diet.) 7-649c.

— (leather) 18-337a.

Curry Co., X.Mcx. 19-420 (G3).

— Co., Ore*. 20-242 (AS).

— Run. Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Curry ville. Ind. 14-422 (G3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (E2).

— . Pa. 21-106 (F5).
Curachmann's spirals 23-198d.
Cunltor 5-137b.
Curriton' Krfordt 22-962b.
Cursive manuscripts : tee
Minuscule.

— writine 20-5.'.7a ; 2O-559a ;
20-567d.

Curslack. dtet., Ger. 12-S71a.
Cursolo, It. 28-242 (F4).
CURSOR, LUCIUS PAPIRIUS

7-649d.
Cnnores 2O-325a : tee alto

Ratltae.

Cursorius : tee Courser.
CURSOR MUNDI 7-650a; 9-

llOe.

Cunus (diet.) 8-SOIa.
Curtail (music): tee Dolclan.

— step 25-765b.
CURTAIN (illct.) 7-650C.

— (fortification) 10-686C.

— . theatre, Lond. 26-7:tlh; 18-
962a ; 24-7 7 4d.

Curtal (music) : tee Dolclan.

CURTANA 7-650c ; 23-36a.

Curtate cycloid : tee Trochold.

Curtjit.ini, It. (battle) 15-52c.

CURTEA DE ARGESH, Rum.
7-651* : 23-S26 (B2) ; cathe-
dral 7-650d. 2-388a ; Roman
bath 23-S271).

Curtelace 7-67 Ib.

Curtelaxe 7-67 Ib.

CURTESY (law) 7-651a.

Curthoae, Robert, duke of
Xormandy : tee Robert
-those), duke of Nor-
mandy.

. O. 20-26 (Dl).

CURTILAGE (diet.) 7-fiSlb.

CURTIN, ANDREW GREGG
7-651b : 21-ll3d.

Curtin. Pa. 21-106 (G4).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (C3>.

. art -. Ben] H n BOOMH 7-

— , E. B. 28-630b.
— . George Byron 19-560b.
—.GEORGE T1CKNOR 7-
•514.

CURTIS. GEORGE WILLIAM

II.. ! -:7«.

1Mb.
(tea. *MnaeJ Kyan l-»JOb

j. •.;».•

•

llklt. 20

bar. >l,l 17- .• i.i).

.'

I ••mi. 20-Olttb.
int.. Vt. 19-iVU {I <).

Uueena. a-l»60 (It);

— Corner. Me. 17-434 (114).

• k. Inlet. Md. 17-H2R

•k, riv.. Utah 27-814

turbine 2S-»43b ; 25-

844a.

Curtisvllle, Ind. 14-422 (F4).
Curtius (paewL) : tee Webster,

Noah.
CURTIUS. ERNST 7-8514;

Gelbei collaboration 11-

5504; Ionian* theory 14-

. ' '• ! .

— . (ialus 7-653b.

, GEORG 7-653a.
— . MARCUS 7-653b.
— . Mettius 7-653b.
— . Tbeodor : amines l-858c ;

azolmlde 3-82d ; dlazoacetlc

eater 8-175* ; nlppurlc acid

13-523a ; hydrazlne 14-

1184.
Curtius, marsh, Rome 7-653b ;

23-591a; 23-592 (D2).
CURTIUS RUFUS, QUINTUS

7-653C : 11-954.
Curt mantle (nickname): ter

Henry II. of England.
Curtodon 17-783d.
Curtodontidae 17-7834.
Curtoll (music) : tee Dolcian.
Curtonotus 8-128a.
Curtsey (diet.) 7-327c.
Curu, riv., Braz. 4-440 (12).
Curuas 8-705a.
Curuba 2O-887d.
Curubi*. Tun. : tee Kurba.
Curuca, Braz. 4-440 (G2).
( 'ururui 27-299b.
Curuguati, Para*. 2-462 (El).
CURULE7-65:ic; 10-475a.

— aedlle l-244c.

— magistrates 17-313d.
Curumaha, riv.. S.Am. 1-785

(map); l-786a.

Curumbenya, mU., N.S.W. 19-
538 (D-E3).

Curupey 20-758b.

Curupira, nits., S.Am. 4-440
(Cf).

Cururu, C.Am. 5-678d.

Cururupu. Braz. 4-440 (H2).

Curvature (geom.) 11-7161);
26-r.'Ia; 14-548b ; curve
26-119d; continuous mani-
fold ll-727d: double 7-664a;
radius of ll-720d. 14-548b ;
railways 22-836b.

Curve. Tenn. 28-620 (B2).

CURVE 7-653d : cubic : tee
Cubic curve ; diameter 8-
158a ; differential geometry
ll-720b ; order 7-653a, 20-
175c ; quadrature 14-544a ;
rectification 14-45 Ib; sta-
tionary 27-9 16b, 27-919a;
varied 27-9 16a.

Curved tire 3-271b.

Curvello, Braz. 18-502d.

Cnrver. mt.. Alp* 28-242 (H3) ;
1-745C.

CURVILINEAR (arch.) 7-664c:
2-1 ..

— angle 2-15a.

— co-ordinates 14-54 7c.
Curvometer 4-975c.
CURWEN, HUGH 7-664C.
— , JOHN 7-664C.

— , John Spenrer 7-6844.
CurwensviDe. Pa. 21-108 (E4).
Curycurari. riv.. Braz. 4-440

Cun-lli's pusilla 15-2864.

Curzola, Aus. 3-4 (E5) ; 7-
8844.

CURZOLA (Korcula, Karkar).
Isl.. Aus. 7-664d : 3-4 (E5) :
battle (1298) 22-9a ; battle
(1299) 27-1006a ; English
occupation 7-776a ; Greek
settlements 14-326b ; Jackal
7-7724 ; prehistoric relic* 7-
774a.

Curzolari, 1*1*.. Gr. : tee
Erhlnadex.

Curzon. Alfred Nathaniel
Bolden. baron Scarsdale :
tee Scarsdale, A. N. 11.
Cnrzon.

— (of Kedleston). GEORGE
Nathani.I. baron 7-665a ;
Central Asia travels 2-739b,

a8>6J«a: It
4I7«. 8-sj

14-

. :

.

i i

a,.\ \

earl.
Cnnon-Uowe (family), earls

of Howe : tee II
Canon leet*

CU6ANU8.
cycloid 7-
•I6b. l»-IX7a.

t

•id; aWrrtai.7-

Caacalno.
lT8a.

CMOtw «-344d ; at-IOOSb.
Ooaaata : *

— trlfolU : ^
Cwentaoeae 8-MSa.

Cu«-l bed. 21-1 76d : 21-1776.
CU8H (Bible) 7-668b.
Cuab. pi.. Ire. 14-744 i>
—.Land of 7-88<b ; 8-V.M. ;

5- 1 40d ; Tethmoal* In 8-- Jb.

9-84b.

Cub. prince of (title) 9-»l«a.
Caaban-Klahathalni. tribe at*

365d.

Cuabat : tee Ring-dove.
Coahat Law, mt., Northumb.

9-412 a. Dl).
Cuaboamcarragh, mt.. Ire. 14*

7U I. .
Cuabendall. Ire. 14-744 (Fl);

a-153a.
Cuabendun. Ira. 14-744 (Fl):

2-153a.

Cusber, rtv.. Ire. 14-744 (E2).
CUSHING. CALEB 7-668C,
— . WILLJAM BARKER 7-

0,7 ...

— (phyaiclan) 22-936d.
Cuablng. I«. 14-732 (B2).

Me. 17-434 HI).
Ukla. 20-.'.-
Tex. 28-690 (Mi.
Wi*. 28-740 (A3).
tot. Me. 17-4 34 (B5).

— Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-108 (G2).

CUSHIONldi. t.i7-667b; archi-
tecture 7-667C, 5-277c ; bU-
liard* 3-935b.

— Carom (billiards) 3-939C.

— dance 7-799a.

— Iris 14-795b.

— plant 21-764.,

— Mar 25-796b.

Cushitic, tribe : tee Ethiopian*.
— . High 12-894b.
— , Lower 12-894b.
CUSHMAN. CHARLOTTE

Saund.n 7-667c.
Cushman. Ark. 2-542 (D2).
—.111. 14-304 (D4).
— . lake. Wash. 28-354 (B2).
Cushnoc, Me. : trr Augusta.
Cushny, Arthur 20-924d.
Cualck, Wash. 28-354 (HI).
Cusillma. riv., .<.Am. 1-785

(map).

C'UKimanse 5-370a.
• - • • .• • 11- -- .
CUSP (arch.) 7-8674.

— (math.) 7-656c ; 14-548C.
Cu.-pulal parabola : tee Semi-
cubical parabola.

i nap •!.,: I 16-1 -•!• .
Cncpldarlidae 16- me.
Cuspinianus, Johannes 7-155a.
Cuspius Fadus 2-891d.
Cusqul-Rayml 18-22U.
Cus»e, wood, Ger. 18-309

(plan).
Cusaet. Fr. 18-778 (F4) ; 28-

21b.

Cnseeta. Ala. 1-460 (D3).
— . Ga. 11-752 (B3).
Cusaewago Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-

184 i .

Cusao : tee Kouaao.
Out, Henry 19-561C,
— .Sir J. 25-61 Sc,
— . H. H.25-343a.

d.
7-8«7d.

— Marrow 27-9«7c.
CUSTER. GEORGE ARM'

strong 7-6«>a : 21-303C.

— , Thomas Ward 7-668O.
Custer. Ida. 14-276 (B3).

— , 111. 14-304 (C4).

— . Ky. 15-740 (B3J.

— . Mont, 14-J78 (F«V

— . Okla. 20-58 (C2).

— . S.Dak. 25-506 (B4).

— , Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— . Wis. 28-740 (D4).

18-754a.

506 (B3).
, ., 354 (Dl).

— BatUefleld. Mont. 14-278
(F3).

— City. Pa. 21-106 (El).

— . is. -4 (

— . forest. Mont., 18-

— . mt., S.Dak. 25-5

— , mt*., Wanh. 28-3

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1

213

CUST-CYST

Onster Co.. Colo. 6-722 (E3).

— Co., Ida. 14-276 (B-C3) ;
14-277C.

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (G3).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (E3).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (B-C2).

— Co., S.Dak. 25-506 <B4)
11-298C.

— Park. III. 14-304 (D2).
CUSTINE, ADAM PHILIPPE,

eomte de 7-66Sc.
Custis, G. W. P. 28-350C.
Custody of Children Act (1891)

14-515D.
CUSTOM (law) 7-668c; 15-

574a ; Anglo-Saxon law 2-

36a ; common lands 6-781c ;

copyhold tenancy 7-116d.

— (philosophy) l-2Slc; Hume
And Locke 16-Solc,

Customary Court : see Court

Customary.
CUSTOMARY FREEHOLD 7-

669a; 7-980b.

— heir : see Heir.

— law (eccles.) 2-199C,

— stone 25-958c.
CUSTOM-HOUSE 7-669a ; 17-

578a.

Custom of London 2-229b.
Customs and Excise, Board of

23-223b.

— and Inland Revenue Acts :
adulteration l-226c, 1-
23 3 b ; bonded warehouses
4-200b ; false declarations
21-173a; methylated spirit
l-526b ; navigation regula
Uons 19-298b ; probate 22'
4u Ih ; smuggling 25-280d ;
succession duty 26-6a.

CUSTOMS DUTIES 7-669a ;
ad valorem duties l-234c ;
Anglo-French agreement
(1860)9-569b ; bonded ware-
houses 4-200a ; British ool-
onies4-613b : corn duties 7-
177d: development 9-459d
foil.; drawbackS-Sold; Glad-
stone's modifications (1853)
9-565C, (1859-1865) 9-569b ;
France 10-793d. 10-918c, 10-
912c ; Greece 10-348b ; Peel's
reforms 9-560b; Roman 10-
349c ; sight, bill of 3-933a ;
store, bill of 3-933b ; ton-
nage and poundage 27-1 Ib ;
victualling bill 3-933b ;
Westminster, Statute of 9-
494c.

— parliament (Ger.) ll-873c.

— Union (Ger.): see Zoll-
verein.

— Union (S.Af.) 3-506a; 3-
605c.

Gustos (title) l-23d.

— (slave) : see Pedasrogus.
CUSTOS ROTULORUM7-669b.
CUSTOZZA, It. 7-669b ; 15-4

<C2).
CUSTRIN (Kilstrm), Ger. 7-

669c ; 11-808 (E2) ; siege

(1758) 24-7 18c.
Cnstumarii (diet.) 28-82c.
Cusulima, riv., EC. 8-911 (C3) ;

1-788C.

Cusus : see Cuscus.
Cut (math.) 19-849o.

— (measure) : see Lea.
Cutanda, battle (1130)25-5440.
Cut and cover method 22-S56c.
Cutaneous glanders* : see Farcy.

— nerve, middle 19-398b.
Cntato, riv., Port.W.Af. (Ben-

guella) 6-923 (B6).
— , riv., Port.W.Af. (Loanda)

6-923 (A5).
Cut Bank, Mont. 14-276 (Cl).

— Bank Creek, riv., Mont. 14-
176 (Cl).

— Bank Creek, riv., N.Dak.
19-780 (Cl).

CUTCH (Kach), state, India 7-
669c ; 14-376 (C-D8) ; geo-
logy 4-187a, 15-569a.

— (GULF OF), India 7-670d ;
14-376 (C8).

— (RUNN OF), morass, India
7-670d ; 14-376 (C8-D7).

Cutch (gold beating) 12-202b.

— (tanning) : see Mangrove
and Catechu.

Cutch -Gan da va, India : see

Kach-Gandava.
Cutchi : see Kachchi.
Cntchogue, N.Y. 25-514b.
Cotcombe, Som. 9-430 (VI.

Fl).
Cutestornes, dist., Hereford.

24-1021d.
Cutflsh Creek, riv., Wis. 28-

740 (D5).

Cutha, Babylonia : see Kutha.
Cuthaeans : see Samaritans.
CUTHBERT, ST 7-671a ; 3-

816a; 8-707c.

— St, Book of : see Lindis-
farne Gospels.

Cuthbert, Ga. 11-752 (B4) ;
ll-755a.

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

Cuthbertson, John 22-291d.
Cuthona ll-523a.
Cuthred (king of Kent) 15-
735d.

— (king of Wessex) 28-534d.
Cuthwulf 3-620a.

Cutia : see Agouti.

Cuticle 4-637a.

Cutin : see Cuto-cellulose.

Cutis : see Derails.

Cutiterebra noxialis : see

Berne.

CUTLASS (diet.) 7-67 la.
CUTLER, MANASSEH 7-671b.
— , Timothy 9-3b.
Cutler, Fla. 10-540 (F6).
— , 111. 14-304 (C5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E4).
— , Me. 17-434 (E4).
Cutler (diet.) 7-672b.
Cutleria l-590b; l-591b (figs.);

l-595a; l-597b.

— multittda 21-729d.
Cutleriaceae l-589d ; l-590c.
Cutlers' cement 5-659a.

— Company 24-823d ; 27'
130d.

— greenstone 13-653a.
CUTLERY 7-67 Ic.

Cut line flax (diet.) 16-725d.
Cutlips, W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Cutlumus, monastery, Gr. :

see Kutlumush.
Cutmeat Creek, riv., S.Dak.

25-506 (D-E4).

Cnto-cellulose5-606c; 5-608d.
Cutoff, La. 17-54 (c7).
Cutri, Giovanni Leonardo da

6-103a.

Cutshin, Ky. 15-740 (E3).
Cut splice 15-873d.
Cuttaburra Creek, riv.. Queens.

and X.S.W. 19-538 (Cl).
Cuttaca (math.) l-617a.
CUTTACK, India 7-672d ; 14-

382 (L9).
— , dist., India 7-673a ; 14-

841d.

Cutter, N.Mex. 19-520 (C4).
Cutter (boat) : see Sloop,

Smack.

— (brick) : see Rubber (brick).
Cutters (quarrying) 15- in 1 h.
Cutter yacht 23-:; 1 1 a.

Cut, The, riv., Berks. 16-942

(B3).

Cutthroat (zool.) 28-440a.
cutting, Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Cutting (horticulture) 13-742d;

13-757a (flgs.).

— (railway) 22-835a.

— machine (minting) 18-561b.
Cuttingsville, Vt. 19-490 (B5).
Cuttle-bone : see Sepia-bone.
CUTTLE-FISH 7-673c ; 5-

700c ; anatomy 5-697a foil.;
as food 5-173b ; reproduc-
tion 23-120a.

CUTTS OF GOWRAM, JOHN
Cutts. baron 7-67 5d.

Cuttunea 20-725c.

Cuttyhunk, isl., Mass. 17-852
(E-F4) ; 12-265b ; 17-787d.

Cutty-stool 25-967C.

Cutty Wren 21-82d.

Cutuchi, riv., EC. 16-239a.

Cutwa, India : see Katwa.

Cut-water : see Skimmer.

Cut-weed kelp (diet.) 15-720d.

Cut worm 7-262b ; 26-1038a.

Cuvee (diet.) 28-724a.

Cuvette (diet.) 10-598b.

CUVIER, GEORGES LEO-
pold Chretien Frederic Dago-
bert. baron 7-676b ; 28-
1028a ; 18-864a ; archetype
theory 14-1 7d ; axolotl 3-
68d ; evolution theory 10-
32c ; fishes 14-246a ; geo-
logy ll-643b, ll-646a ; mol-
lusca 18-669d ; race division
2-1 13d; zoological classifi-
cation 27-1048a, 20-314C,
23-138d.

Cuvier, cape, W.Aus. 2-960
(A4).

— , isl., N.Z. 19-624 (E2).

Cuvier, duct of 27-9 7 Od.

Ouvierina ll-521d.

CUVILLES, FRANCOIS DE 7-
67 7a.

Cuvio, It. 26-242 (F5).

Cuvo, riv., Port.W.Af. 6-923
(AS) ; 2-39d.

CUXHAVEN (Kuxhaven).Ger.
7-677b ; 11-808 (B2).

Cuxton, Kent 16-942 (F3).

Cuya : see Culla.

CUYABA (Cuiaba), Braz. 7-
677b ; 4-440 (E5).

— , riv., Braz. : see Sao Lour-
enco.

Cuyaguateje, riv., Cuba 7-
596b.

Cuyahoga, riv., O. 20-26 (G2) ;
2O-26a

— beds (geol.) 27-627a.

— Co., O. 20-26 (G2).

— Falls, 0. 20-26 (G2>; 20-26a.

— shale (geol.) 27-630d.

Cuyama, mts., Cal. 5-8 (D4).
CUYAPO, P.Is. 7-677C ; 21-392

(C3).

Cuyari, Braz. 4-440 (Bl).
Cuy-cocha, lake, EC. 8-913d.
Cuyes, riv., EC. 8-911 flJ3).
Cuyo. isU P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
— , isls., P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
CUYP, ALBERT 7-677d.
— , JACOB GERRITSZ 7-677e.
Cuyuna, mts., Minn. 4-413c.
Cuyuni, riv., Brit.Gui. 12-675

(C2) ; 12-677b.
CUZA (Couza), ALEXANDER

John, prince of Roumania 7-

67 8c ; 23-8380.
Cuzcatan, dist., C.Am. : see

Salvador, republic.
Cuzcatlan (ruins), Salv. 5-679c.
Cuzco, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
CUZCO, Peru 7-678d ; 1-785

(map) ; 21-264 (C4) ; l-815b.
— , dept., Peru 7-679b ; 21-264

(AS & D4).
— , mt., Bol. 4-167 (B3) ; 4-

168b.

— , riv., Braz. : see Ucayali.
Cvrstnica, mt., Aus. 3-4 (E5) ;

4-279d.
Cwellyn, Llyn, lake, Wales 5-

360d.
Cwm, Roman camp, Wales 22-

809d.

Cwm (nomenclature) 6-751c.
Cwniamau, Wales l-45c.
Cwmavon, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4) ; l-43b.
Cwm -bach llechrhyd, Wales 9-

428 (V. E3).
Cwm bychan, val., Wales 12-

955a.

Cwmdare. Wales l-45c.
Cwmdauddwr, Wales 23-231c.
— , dist., Wales 22-809a.
Cwmglas; val., Wales 25-295d.
Cwmgors, Wales 9-428 (V. D4).
Cwmgynen, Salop 7-112d.
Cwm Hlr, Wales : see Abbey

Cwmhir.
Cwm-Llinau, Wales 9-428 (V.

D2).
Cwtnllynffell, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4).
Cwm-Morgan, Wales 9-428 (V.

C4).
Cwm-pare, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4); 23-270C.
Cwmpenar, Wales 18-937b.
Cwm y llan, val., Wales 25-

295d.

Cwn Annwn : see Dogs of hell.
Cwn Ystwyth, Wales 5-320a.
Cwt. (abbrev.) l-29d.
Cyamelide 7-679c ; 14-884b ;

27-261b.

Cyamidae : see Whale-louse.
Cyamium 16-1 23a.
Cyanaeetic acid 17-496a.
CYANAMIDE 7-679b ; 5-188b.
CYANATES 7-679c.
Cyancamphor 26-651b.
Cyane, riv., Sic. 26-3014.
Cyanea 24-52Sb.
Cyaneae, Asia M. 17-152a.
Cyanean rocks : see Syinplo-

gades.
Cyanecula : see Blue throat.

— leucocyana, suecica 1C-435C.
Cyaneidae 24-525a.
Cyanhydrins l-531d.
CYANIC ACID 7-679c; 14-

884b ; 27-261b.
CYANIDE 7-680a ; 22-529a ;
22-531a; organic: see Nit-
riles.

— process 12-1 99a.
Cyanidines 27-261b.
Cyanine 8-746b ; 8-754d.
CYANITE 7-680a ; 19-51a ; 22-

695c ; 22-696a ; spectro-
scopy 25-622a.

— mica-schist 13-711b.
Cyanmcthine 22-691c.
Cyanoehalcite 6-320b.
Cyanocitta 15-298a.
Cyanocorax 15-298a.
CYANOGEN 7-680c ; 6-69c ;

flame 10-472c ; in photo-
sphere 26-88d ; pharma-
cology 21-352b.

— chloride 7-679c.
Cyanol : see Aniline.
Cyanometerl8-279b; 24-238d.
Cyanophyceae l-585d; l-593d;

cell structure 21-772a ; cy-
tology 21-772a ; habitat 1-
596c ; nucleus 7-7 lie;
Palaeozoic 20-525a ; phylo-
genetic affinities 21-728c. •
Cyanopica 3-975b.

— cook! 7-610a : see also Blue
magpie.

Cyanopsittacus 17-196C.
Cyanosine 8-746b.
Cyanosis 23-1 89c.
Cyanosite : see Chalcanthite.
Cyanospiza ciris : see Non
pareil.

— cyanea : see Indigo-bird.
Cyanphenine l-855b.

Cyanuricacid7-680a; 27-261b;
14-884b.

— chloride 7-679c.
Cyanurus cristatus : see Blue

jay of North America.
Cyathaspis 8-128c ; 25-lllb ;
16-7200.

— ludensis 17-llSc.
Cyathaxonia 21-87c.
Cyathea 27-235a.

— medullaris 27-235b.
Cyathcaceae20-544c; 22-606C ;

22-612a.
Cyathium (bot.) 9-892d ; 9

893b (figs.).

Cyathocrinoidea 8-878d.
Cyathocrinus25-110d ;5-311b.
Cyathocystidae 8-879b.
Cyathodes 26-440b.
Cyatholith 10-467a.
CyatUophyllidae 2-104a ; 2-

104d.
Cyathophyllum 2-104a ; 2-

104d ;25-110d;8-127d.
Cyathozooid 27-391b.
Cyathus (measure) 28-48SC ;

28-485d.

CYAXARES 7-680d ; 18-21a.
CYBELE 7-681a : see also Great

Mother of the Gods.
Cybina, riv., Ger. 22-171d.
Cybister 6-667b (fig.).

— roeselii 13-430a.
Cybistra, Asia M. : see Hera-

clea.

Cybium guttatum : see Seir.

Cybo, Franceschctto 24-7S7a.

Cybulski, Napoleon 27-937b.

— , W. 21-928d.

Cycadaceae 21-737C.

Cycadalcs 12-754c, d; anatomy
12-756d ; geological history
21-778b ; Jurassic 15-570c ;
leaf 16-323a ; Mesozoic 20-
544d ; reproduction 12-756a.

Cycadeae 12-755a.

Cycadella 20-546b.

Cycadcoidea gigantca 20-546b
(fig.).

Cycadeostrobus 20-S48d.

Cycadinoearpus 20-538b (flg.).

Cycadites 20-545b ; 27-259d.

Cycadofilices : see Pterido-
spermcae.

Cycadophyta 12-754b ; geo-
logical ago 5-3 He ; Mesozoic
20-54 8a ; Palaeozoic 20-
538d.

Cycadopteris 20-543b.

Cycadospadix milleryensis 20-
:-.:tsd.

Cycadoxyleae 20-536a.

Cycadoxylon 20-536a.

Cycas 12-754d (fig.) ; 12-756a ;
13-473d ; fertilization 21-
770a.

— Micholitzii 12-755d.
Cyclades, dept., Gr. 12-428d.
CYCLADES, isls., Gr. 7-681b ;

12-424 (F3-G4) ; 14-730d.
Cycladidae 16-123b.
CYCLAMEN 7-681c ; 22-341d ;

13-769b.

— europaeum : see Sow-bread.

— poppy 22-91d ; 13-769d.
Cyclanorbis 27-71b ; 23-173C.
Cyclanthaccac 21-781d.
Cyclasl6-123b; 16-119b (flg.);

16-1 13a ; 16-121b ; develop-
ment 16-227d ; genital or-
gans 16-120d ; otocysts 16-
119c.

CYCLE (diet.) 7-682a ; chrono-
logy 5-679d ; commerce 17-
731c ; sun : see Solar cycle.

— engine 11-4991).

— , motor : see Motor cycle.

— of Indiction : see Indiction.
— , racing 7-685a.
Cyclestheria 9-657a.
Cyclestheriidae 9-657a.
Cycliae 14-24 Sc.

Cyclic (diet.) 10-560a.
Cyclical group (math. ) 12- 62 7 a.
Cyclic compounds 6-51c.

— planes 6-897a,

• — system 8-759c.

Cyclide : see Anallagmatic sur-
face.

Cyclina 16- 12 3d.

CYCLING 7-682d ; 18-940b ;
25-798b.

Cyclists' Association, Inter-
national 7-685a.

— Touring Club 7-684d.

— Union, National 7-685a.
Cyclitis 10-97c.
Cyclobranchiata ll-508c.
Cyclobutane 22-30c.
Cyclocarpineae 16-585a.
Cyclochaeta 14-561c.
Cycloclypeus 10-630d ; 10-

632c (fig.) ; 10-633d.
Cycloconium oleaginum 15-'Jc.
Cyclocriinis 20-525b.
Cycloderma 23-173O.
Cyclodus 23-155d.

— gigas 23-154d.
Cyclo-heptadiene 22-32d.
Cyclo-heptane 22-32d,

Cyclo-heptanol 22-32d.
Cyclo-lieptauone : see Suber-

one.
Cyclo-heptatriene : see Trop-

ilidiue.

Cyclo-heptene 22-32d.
Cyclo-hexadieno 22-:; I h.
Cyclo-hexane 22-3 la.
Cyclohexane-dione 22-31c.
Cyclohexane-trione : see Phlo-

roglucin.

Cyclohexanol 22-31b.
Cyclohexauone 22-33c.
Cyclohexene 22-31b.
Cycloliexenones 22-31d.
CYCLOID 7-685c ; 17-981d.
Cycloidal pendulum : seeunder

Pendulum.
Cycloid fishes 14-246o.

— scales 25-189d.
Cyclolites 2-104b.
Cyclolobus 5-693d.
Cyclomenia 6-251b.
CYCLOMETER 7-686C.
Cyclometopa 17-457C.
Cyclomyaria 27 - 386c ; 27-

391c.

Cyclone, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E2).

CYCLONE 7-686c ; 2-744o ;
causes 18-284d ; climatology
6-514a, 6-518b ; storm
winds, see Tornado.

Cycloneina ll-510d.

Cyclo-octadiene 22-33c.

Cyclo-octane (Octomethylene)
22-33C.

Cj-clop, mt., D.N.Guin. 19-487
(Dl).

Cyclopean, isls., It. : see
Scogli de Cielopi.

CYCLOPEAN MASONRY 7-
686c ; 7-686d.

Cyclo-pentadiene 22-30d.

Cyclo-pentauone 22-31a.

Cyclo-peiiteno 22-:i()d.

CYCLOPES 7-686d ; 9-852d.

Cyclopes didactylus : see Pyg-
my anteater.

Cyclophoridae ll-515b.

Cyclophorus ll-515b.

Cyclophthalmidae 2-303d.

Cyclophthalmus 2-3030.

Cyclophyilum pachyendothe-
cum 28-924a.

Cyclopidae 9-659d.

Cyclopoida 9-660a.

Cyclo-propanc 22-30c; 6-51d;
6-52a.

Cyclops, mts., N.G. 15-123d.

Cyclops (zool.) 9-659d ; dis-
tribution in lakes 16-89a ;
germ -cells 7-718a; infuso-
rian parasitce 14-562c.

Cyclopsittaciuao 20-864d.

Cyclopsittacus 3-9 7 7 d.

Cyclops larva 9-659a.

— monster 18-742d.

— viridis 16-89a.
Cyclopteridae 26-545C : 14*

252a ; 14-268d.
Cyclopteris 5-31 Id.
Cyclopterus lumpus : see

Lump-sucker.
Cyclorrhapha8-307d;13-431d;

13-435a.

Cyclosa 18-499a.
Cyclospondylous 24-594d (fig.).
Cyclospora 6-617b.

— caryolytica 6-616a.
Cyclosporinae : see Fucaceae.
Cyclostoma 11-515C ; ll-523c ;

foot glands ll-513a ; genital
organs ll-515b.

— clcj;ans 25-284b.
CYCLOSTOMATA (Marsipo-

branchii), vertebrates 7-
686d ; 14-248b ; 14-250e ;
27-1049d ; brain 4-401b, 14-
265d ; cranial nerves 19-
404c, 27-1049a ; ear 8-794a ;
geological age 7-689c ; heart
13-131d : kidney 27-800a ;
metamerism 27 - 1048c ;
mouth 18-945d ; notochord
25-173b ; pancreas 20-673d ;
Reissner's fibre 25-670c ; re-
production and develop-
ment 7-689a, 23-134d;
skeleton 14-258b, 25-200a :
skin glands 25-189c ; spinal
nerves 19-404b ;sympathetio
nervous syctem 14-267c ;
veins 27-971d.

— (Polyzoa) 22-42b ; develop-
ment 22-lSc ; geological
range 28-10170 ; zooecium
22-43c.

Cyclostomatidae ll-513b ; 11-

SISc.

Cyclostrema 11-5 lOd.
Cyclostrernatidae ll-510d.
CYCLOSTYLE (arch.) 7-689c.

— (copying machine) 7-llSa.
Cyclosurus ll-515b.
Cyclotomic field M-856d,
Cyclotomy 19-85S&.
Cycloturus didactylus : see

Pygmy anteater.

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, 7- '
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— JaiM>nica : trt Japanese
quince.

— mauM2S-753a.

— vulgart* : trt gulnce.
Cydouluiu 25

,-7311,.
Cyan* 11-

Cyfarthfa. \\ .il.- 18-1744.

Cygnet. O. 28-2H

Cygnl (astron.) 7-689o ; 28-

7 * ••!

Cygnlnae : let Swan.
Cygnopsl* cygnoloe* : set

Swan gooaa.
CYCNU8 (astron.) 7-689c; 7-

12 (map).

— (tool.) : trt Swan.

— -T-h4Jt- : tte Cireat white

— "bSwtokl : tte Bewick'.
HPH

— buccinator : tet Trumpeter

— columblanus 28-1 SOb.

— falcoulerl 28-1 sod.

— ferus : tee Whooper swan.

— iininutabiUs : tee Polish

— niansoetus : srr Swan, com-
mon.

— melanoooryphus : tee Black-

- : ;

— ok»r : *er Swan, common.
Cyhyraeth (folk-lore) 3-344C.
Cylnoa. Asia M. 1-944C.

Or Uchna 11-52 Ic.
Cyugrainiua fluctuosa 18-473b

(5 >.

Cvlinderjengine) 25-838b.

CYLINDER (njnire) 7-6894;
11-7 18c: Archimedes 2-
368d ; bursting strength 8-
156c,25-1022d; electric cap.
aclty 8-244c; Euclid 11-
688a ; mensuration 18-USc ;
S.T.-,i,i-24-'.'-- I.

— (optics) : trt Telescope.

— (wearing machinery) 28-
444b.

— diaphrainn 18-402b.

— escapement : srr Horizontal
escapement.

— printing : tee Holler print

Cynfder-iiea] 11-5624.
Cylinder veiitil 27-875O.
CyUndrella Il-i26c.
Cyllndrellldae 11-526C,
CyUndrobuIla ll-521d.
Cylindrocapsa l-S88d.
CyUndrocapsaoeae 1-588O.
Cylindroirraphe 21-505d.
Cylindrold 7-690a ; 11-722* ;
'

Cylindromitra 11-5164.
Cylindrostominae 21-7 lie; 21-

7114.

Cylindrostomum 27-240C.
Cyllene. Or. 12-424 (C3) ; 12-

ii,, .. I) : 7-880*.
CYLLENE (Zlria), mt., Or. 7-

690a : 12- U I l>.i) : 12-440

(D3); 12-426d.
Cyllenius, Sinus, Or. 12-4411

.1 -.-I.

Cyllin 8-7874.
Cylodus : tet Tiliqua.
Cylon (Athenian) l-524a ; 12-

4551, ; 11-444C ; 8-694a.

— (Greek philosopher) 1
..:.•.....

Cylon. Wl«. 28-7 40 (A3).
CYMA (diet.) 7-690*.

— recta 18-932c.

— reversa 18-932C.
Cymatlum 28-17Sc; 7-1734;

12-7444 ; 18-933C (fig.) : tee

also Cyma recta.
Cymatollte 25-7 11 4.
Cymatophoridae 16-4734.
Cymatosaurus 27-2594.
Cymba ll-517a.
Cymbalom : srr Cimbalom.
CYMBALS 7-690b ; 8-5984.
Cymbalum 3-687c.
Cymbalum mmdi 11-126O.
Cymbeline (British prince):

tee Cunobelin.
Cymbrlint (Shakespeare) 24-

T814 ; 18-792C.
Cymbldiinae 2O-172C.
Oymbldium 20-172O.

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Cy m m.li. 15-«39c.
t yiinui-r Abbey, rain. Wales

fy m mrodorion Society «-6 1 9o;

Cymochorea leuoorrho*: nt

Leach's petrel
Cymodroma 21-3154.
Cyiiiul : tre Cyiiiene.
Cymometer 28-54 1 b.
Cymophane 8-3201, ; 2-792a,
Cymophenol : trt (arvarrol.
Cymopolla 1-5874; l-597c.
Cymose inflorescence 18-557b.

— umbel 18-557o : 10-569*.
Cymotholdae 17-4 59b.
Cymro (diet.) 5-618O.
Cymru : tee Wales.
Cynaelurus jubatus : tee

Cbeeta.
Cynaetha. Anc.Or. 12-11"

(C-D2).

Cynaethus : are Clnaethua.
Cynanchae parotidae* : tee

Mi. ,.;•-.

Cynnra oardunculus : tee
Canloon.

— hiiiiillls, and scolymus : tee
Artichoke.

Cynareael8-181b.

, ,, , ,. • : ..; , 10) 20-1 I0O.

CjfMoeKm* (Xcnophon) 13-

CYNEGILS 7-6»Oc ; 28-534C.
CYNEWULF (of Weasex) 7-

tinoil : 28-5344.
CYNEWULF (poet) 7-6904.
Cynfael, riv., Wali-4 10-294b.

( diet.) 7-09 14.
CYNICS 7-C9I4: 2-719.1;

anarchism 25-30 lh ; Epic-

-.-;,]- 9-i. -.•,',; i thin 9--I •.•!•-.

Megarian school 18-77b ;

-• - 25--.il.'.-.
Cynictte 5-370a.
Cynlnges feonn 10-1 SOb.
CynipTdae 14-177.1; 14-1794;

8-31 6c ; 13-423C.
Cyni|H)14eo : tee Gall-fly.
Cynlps 14-1774 (flg.).

— nllae Unctoriae : tee Cynlps
tlnctoria.

— insana 11-423C.

— Kollari 11-423C.

— polycera ll-123b.

— seminator ll-423a.

— tinctoria 11-4234.
Cynocephalus : srr Baboon.

— porcartu* : tee Chacma.

Cynodon dactylon : tee Ber-

mu4a grass.
CynodonU 11-51 64.
Cynodontomj-« 23-446*.
Cynogale 5-3694.
CynogloMsum : tee Hound's-

tongue.
Cynognathns 23-1434; 21-

177c; skull 23-1 4 4a (flg.).
Cynohyaenodnn 7-409b.
Cynotdea 5-370d.
CynomoliriK 22-331*.
Cynomorlum coccinenm : tee

Malta funirna.
Cynomorpha 5-5044.
Cynornys 27-6334.

— ludovlcianus : tee Prairie-
marmot.

Cynon. riv., Wales l-45b.
Cynonyctcrln : tee RonssettW.
Cynophontln : tee Amis.
Cynoplthecus nlger : tee Black

ape.

Cynoptcrua 8-2414.
!•>:-,'_••-. gymnasitL .

Athens 2-833 (map); 2-

839b ; 12-7524.
Cynoacephalae, Or. 28-843a ;

battle (364 B.C.) 21-714;

battle (197 B.C.) 10-476c,

23-6314.

— , mts., Gr. 12-440 (Dl).
Cynossema, Thrace : battle

(411 B.C.) 21-7ib.
— , cape, Asia M. : tee Alnpo.
Cynosura, cape. Or. 2-8S4b.
Cynosura (astron.) : tee Un*

minor.
CYNOSURE (diet.) 7-692c.

— (astron.) : tee Un* minor
an4 Polaris.

I )!.!!.

anB

>

• tail.

To make full u*e of this Index It /• ettcntlal to read the
initructloa* given on l'*gc I.

(> inbiam naflvlaiiiin : aw

\

Ombulu II

11 .1.1.
&M»bUil.'l--i- II-

ur.HjorlOBI
> mimnnjor
. ii.r,-i«Ml.li.,i, ft-'
\ 17-1 .;.-; 18-

I]
- -. 11. :

10- . .71. ; 18-4484.
Cpnane l-.'..rj.l : 8-Ma : 2*-

CUST-CYST

-• \

ala*. It-fOO (113).

«. ~.l.i 27-3Htfa ; 27-

In I

cmUiuin.

lUnthiw motli.

i «-'n Jooaon)

trill,

l«8>

•I ; *7-38Sb
S7-3H9a.
(myth.): ttt Z«u»

— (IMPUI!.): tre OlraldL Ulo-
vannl liatUata.

97 1 b.

Cynwyd. I'a. tl-106 (1.7).
-. \VakMt-42H (V. E2).
Cynyxln 18-

ll'ya 27-9364; 8-7»3b.
. Bo* 27--. • :

jaranlctu an4 prlmae-
YU* : tet Hhiilv.

tre Kypar-

Cyparlaiiae, Or. 12-440 (C3I.
Cyiiartaalua, Slniw. '.r. 12- llo

(C3) : tee alto Arcadia, gulf

of.

CyparlMUfl (myth.) 7-tt94a.
CVPERACEAE 7-692c ; 12

374.1: 21-7794; industrial

UMM IS-857d.
Cjrpenu 7-6924 ; 23-8574.

— eaculentiu : tee Rnah nut.

— laeTlgatiw 13-86a.

— longa* : tre (iallngale.

— paugorel 17-902b.

— papyrua : tee 1'apyms.
t.-vtHi- i7-:'i.ji..

Cyphanta, (ir. 12-440 (E4).
fj-phaBpi- 25- 1 I ".
Cyi>h<'liacvae 16-585a.
Cyphella ll-336a.
Cypher : tee Cipher.
Cyphoderla 23-2 1 .id ; 23-248C,

'inyrmex 2-87a.
CS'phonaute.t larva 22- !."«-.
cj pliophthalmi 2-310a ;

•>99b.

Cyphosidae 26-545c.
Cyphosomatidae 8-88 Ib.
Cyphua, mta., Or. 12-440 (Cl).
Crpraea ll-516b; 11-5 1 3a ;

7-351a.

— aurora 7-35 Ib.

— curopaea 15-480C,

— moneta : tee Money cowry.

— tiirrls : tee Tteer cowry.
Cypraeldae : tee Cowry.
CY-PRES 7-693b ; 5-883a.
Cyprea*. Ala. 1-460 (B3).

Ark. 2-552 (D4).

Kla. 10-540 (All.

Kla. 10-.'.4U (F.:().

III. 14-304 (D6).

In. I. 14-422 (B9).

La. 17-54 (A2).

S.C. 25-500 (D2).

mU., N.Y. : tee Cypre«

— , Isl., Wash. 24-1510.

— .lake. Can. (Que.) 22-7 il

[an.

—.lake. Can. (Sask.) 24-225

(A3).

— . pt.. Cal. 5-8 (B3).
— , riv.. Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , riv.. La. 17-54 (B2) ; i

Mia.

— . riv.. Mo. 18-608 (G5).

— .swamp, Del. 17-828 (13) ;

7-947a.
CYPRESS (hot) 7-6934 ; 10-

395 (PI. II. fig. A) : gee

logical age 8-6644 ; Chiloe .

tee Ali-rcv ; in religion 2-

166d, 21-86(ld. 18-623c;

pollen-frreln 12-760d ; wood

histology 12-761 d.
Cypress Brook, riv., Del. and

fid. 17-828 (112).

— Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-r,i

— Creek, riv., N.C. 18-772
(E3).

Cypirsst Orme, The (Drum

mond) 8-601C.

Cypreasfork, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Cypress II Ilk, mts.. Can. 1-J

(B2) ; 24-225 (A3).
N.Y.

18-596

— Hills, mts.,
(Kl).

— Hills Cemetery. N.Y. 4-
MTd.

— Inn, Tenn. 28-620 (D2).

. 'V;-T, -- • ni 9-- '.'-I
Cypria (Stasmus) 25-799c : 12-

CYPRIAN. ST 7-694d : 5-430c ;
canon 5-194b ; Eucharistio

8-Mla;

Cyprlran lira 18- 1 lib.
Cyprldea 7-46O4 (ng.).
fyprldldae 8-«iBa.
.

;

:»U» 8-«.">«a full.

'•

Cyprina 18-l23a ; tt-B48b.
-(bn«nUrtl)2»-llla.

21- .-'..
:ut clay 12-49b.
27-IV83C.
l.i. ir,.l!,|
-Tnabes) 8-38U ; 2-29h ; 5-

i. !

C> prinlnae 8- 3 Ma.

< v prtn.xloti diHiiar 23-10O6a.

CVPRINODONTS 7-695e ; M

M44.
I > i.riniLK 5-:i»-.'l, ; 5-454b.

— auratun : -

— ballenu 21-19-.'a.

— caramliM : tee Crucian

— carplo : tee Carp.

— glbello : trr rrumlan carp.
Cypriote syllabary l«-535b.
C*ypripe41um : tte Lady's

supper orchid.
Cypris, Aphnxlite 2-167a.
C-ypris 8-658b.

— larva 18-224a (fig.) ; 7-559c
(HS.).

CYPRUS, tal.. Me4it. 7-6944 ;
7-696 (map) ; 29-648 (F3) ;
administration 4-609b ; cot-
ton 7-265o: ecclesiasUcal
jurisdiction 8-866b ; Incense
14-353b ; "ilk 2S-104D.

— : Hitloy. ancient, and arch-
urology 7-691 d ; Aegean civil-
ization, survival 12-44'Ja ;
Aegean remains l-246a ;
ancient armour 2-584a ;
Aphrodite worship 2-1664;
coinage 18-889c : Curium in-
scription 1-728 (Plate) ; Kva-
goraH ruler 8-959b ; lleniia-
phro4itU8 worship 13-367c ;
human Bacrinee till Hadrian
28-9764 ; language 12-497H,
12-4964, 28-8534 ; metal-
uork 4-910S, 15-365b, 21-
790.1 (ng.) : Mtnoan Influence
7-423a : Murray's (I>r A. 8.)
excavatlonn 19-3'Ja: I'au-
Minias reduced 2O-967a ;
rii(K-nicianjjl-724c, 14-6 1 9a.
21-444a; pottery 5-7114
foil.

— •.Hittory. modern 7-701a ;
Basil I.'s reconquest 3-467c ;
British acguiaition 4-609a,
15-664. 27-462b: coinage
19-903b ; Frederick II. over-
lord 7-5424: Isaac II. re-
pulsed 14-858a: Jerusalem
assizes adopted 7-5334 ; Ln-
siiman dynasty 17-131a;
Moslem conquest 5-4 5b ;

ord I. 's conquest 7-
538c ; Venetian acquisition
7-182C,

CYPRUS, CHURCH OF7-7014.

— , Council of 7-700*.

— turpentine : tee (.titan tur-
pentine.

Cypsela 11-2564.
Cypeell 3-9774.
Cj-pseli4ae : tee Swift.
CypseUnaea6-231b.
CS-paelomorphae 12-163C.
CYPSELUS (Corinthian tyrant)

7-702b ; 7-147b ; 12-447a ;

12-447C.
Cypselua (looL) 3-9664; 3-

(840.

— apns : tee Swift.

— esculentus : tee E41bte-nest

~ '.V ' ' .

— melba : trr Alpine swift.

— uniciiUir 17-282a.
CYRANO DE BERCERAC,

Savinitn 7-702c ; 11-130C ;

l-262a.
Cvrano de Bergrrae (Rostan4)

23-754a: 8-517c.
Cyrena 18-123b ; as food 10-

670a; geological range 18-

--!,.

— flnmlnalls 27-1714.
CYRENA1CA, durt.. N.Af. 7-

T024 ; 23-648 (E3) : ancient
pottery 5-7 lie, 28-6554;
bequeathed to Rome 22-
618c ; coinage l*-8Mb : 4i-
Tided by Diocletian 18-57 fta :
Pt otemfcs. relation, with 22-
8164 foU.

oulnac* 18-KM*;
12-441

i •

•• ;-.• -
14-«l7d, *«^«PB.

rrlvu. (hl«torl*n): an KM-
skua of liansak.

Cyrlaxburg. citadel. Oer. t-
737a.

CYRIL (5th cent. Mtrlank of
Alexandria) 7-708*; csuwol-
cal letter. 5-I94D- councB
of Ephesus 8-478* : gtosMry
12-i.'5a: llypatla's Irtter
14-199*; MonopbrsHe* 18-
732c ; worship of martyrs
defended 22-1011b.

— (patri*rch of Alexandrl*.
middle ages) 1-944.

CYRIL (bp. of Jerusalem) 7-
: i . - •-.-. 7- -i.. 7- .•.', .
catechetical lectures 8-508*;
invocation of saint* 22-
lUlla: on baptism 2-366c ;
relics 22-60* ; Simon Magus
I.-K.-I..I 25-128*; Ten Dog-
mas 8-38 Ic.

— (of ScythopoUs) 12-510*;
23-958C,

CYRIL (apostle of the Slavs) 7-
706c ; f-729b ; 24-696n , 25-
J - 1 • .

— (bp. of Tnrov) 22-915O.
< yril. Ala. 1-460 (A3).
CYRILLIC 7-7t>«c; 1-729*;

25-23 Id ; Bulgarian use 4-

785c ; Karajich's reform 24-

697c ; Orthodox Servian we

24-696a-

Cyrillona 28-313C.
Cyril Lucaris: tee Lncaris.

Cyrillus.

CYRILLUS (the Gw-U) 7-706C.
Cyrn y Brain, mt.. Wales 8-428

(V. El); 8-lcb.
Cvropardia (Xenophoo) 28-

886* ; 7-707b ; 18-834* ;

Poggio's translation 21-891C,
Cyropol, Huas.As. : tee t ra-

Tyube.

C5sr7uf7o??~kbmto)- •"•

Cyrrtius. Anc.Or. 12-440 (A4).
C-yrtandraceae 2-746* ; 5-7794.
C'yrtarachne 25-6664.
f irtidae 28-794b.
Cyrtoceras 5-69 3c ; 5-«86d ;

2O-'.'37d.

Cyrtoceratldae 5-6930.
Cyrtodaria 18-1 24a.
Cyrtodelpliis 5-775*.
Cyrtodonta 18-122b.
C-jrtodontidae 18-122b.
Cyrtograptus Linnarssonl 25-

111*.

— Murchlsoni 25-111*.

— shales 25- 11 la.
Cyrtoldea 22-804*.
O-rtollte 2B-990b.
Cyrtophallus 15-697C.
Cyrtophora 18-499*.
Cyrtopinn* 18-1224.
Cyrtosperma 18-54 Oc.
CYRTO-STYLE (diet.) 7-704d.
Cyras (patriarch of Alexandria)

8-90d"[l7-407a ; 18-734a.
CYRUS THE GREAT 7-7064 ;
3-870b ; Anshan rebellion
21-253b; Asia Minor 2-760*;
Greek history influenced 12-
448a ; Hebrew prophet**
view 15-385C; hnntmgesUb-
Uflbments 13-946c; Mesopo-
tamia 18-1834 ; Paleatine
annexed 28-6084; Persian
army organised 2-5924 ;
post*! system 2-4c ; tomb 2-
3774. B8-878D.

— THE YOUNGER 7-708*:
15-9504; Hellenism 12-237*;
Peloponnesian war 21-75c,

Cyras, Ky. 15-740 (E-F3).

—. Minn. 18-550 (B5).

— , riv., E.Cauc. : ire Knr*.

— Field, bay. Can. 5-160 (Q3).
Cysoing. FT. 18-778 (Fl).
Cyst (biol.) 22-4840.

— (med.) 27-3704; 28-3824;
of ovaries 24-J864 ; of so*l»
21-1910,

CycUmlne 27-801O.

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215

CYST-CZUD

Cystenchyme 25-726c.
Cvstic degeneration 15-785a.

— duct 16-siHb.
Cysticercoid larva 26-4 lid.
Cysticercu926-411dfoll. (tigs.).

— bovis 26- Ulli (lit,-.); 26-
413b.

— oellulosae 28-12d ; 26-411b
(fig.) ; 26-412c.

— pi'siformis 28-13a ; 26-411d

(53.

— tenuicollis 28-12c ; 28-13a ;
26-4120.

Cystidea 8-87Td ; affinities 8-

874b ; 8-8770 ; Ordovician

20-237d.

Cystidean limestone 2O-236b.
Cystidium inerme 22-805 (flg.).
Cystignathidae 3-523d ; 28-

1007c ; 28-1013b.
Cystine 1-5 Ua ; 19-923&.
Cystiphyllidae 2-104d.
Cystiphylluni 2-lOSa.
Cystisoma 17-459d.
Cystitis 4-27c foil. ; 4-30* ; bil-

harziosis 3-932b.
Cystobia 12-560c ; 12-558O,
Cystoblastus 8-878*.
Cystobranchua 5-798b.
Cystocarp l-592d.
Cystocele 12-765b.
Cystoceras 5-87o.
Cystocidaroida 8-SSla; 8-881d.
Cyetoooocus : are Pleurooooous.
Cystodiwus 9-3S6a.
CYSTOFLAGELLATA 7-708d.
CYSTOLITH (diet.) 7-709C.
OjWon 14-157d-

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

Cystophora 5-375b.

— cristata : see Bladder-nosed
seal.

Cystophorida 14-136a ; 14-

160b.

Cystophorinae 5-375b.
Cystopodiinae 20-1 7-' b.
Cystopteris !3-755b.
Cystopus ll-333d; 11-344O ;

ll-337b.

— bliti 21-770b.

— Candidas ll-337b ; ll-335d
(flg.) ; 11-3440.

Cystoscope 26-135d ; 4-28O.

Cystoseira l-597b.

Cystotaenia coenurus 26-il-'d.

Cytaeidae 14-151a.

Cytaeia 14-1 jla.

Cytase (ferment) 4-513a; 11-
334d ; 21-750d.

Cytaster 7-715d.

Cythera, Or. 12-440 (E4).

CYTHERA (Cerigo), isl., Medit.
7-709c ; 12-440 (D4); Aphro-
dite worship 2-166d ; Argive
dominion 25-tilOb ; bronzes
12-492a ; Turkish capture
27-452b.

Cytherea, Aphrodite 2-1 67a.

Cytherea (zool.) 20-82b; 9-
663d ; 16-114b (flgs.).

— petechiana 10-670a.

— rugosa 22-122a.
Cythereis ornata 9-65SC (flg.).
Cythen-llidae 9-658b.
Cythoridae 9-658b.
Cytheris (Roman actress) 11-

tlta.

Cytherodices (governor of Cy-
thera) 7-709d.

Cythole : see Citole.

Cythren : see Cittern.

Cytinium, Gr. 8-429a.

CYT1SINE 7-709d.

Cj-tisus 16-381a ; 16-383O ;
pistil 10-569d (flg.).

— Adami : see Adam's labur-
num.

— laburnum : see Laburnum.

— nubigenus : see Hetama.

— purpurascens : see Adam's
laburnum.

— scoparius : see Broom.
Cytobiastema 7-714a.
Cytode 10-632d.
Cytodites 18-6 19b.
Cytoditmae 18-619b.
CytohTdrolist 17-501b.
CYTOLOGY 7-710a; 7-719d ;

20-55c ; sex determination
24-748b.

— of plants : see Plants, Cyto-
logy.

Cytoplasm 7-711c ; 7-713b ;

plants 21-765o ; VerwornlS-

35 Id.

Cytopyge 22-483b.
Cytoryctes 9-389c.

— variolae 20-770O.
Cytosin 1-5 15a.
Cytoetome 22-483b.
Cytozoa : err Haemosporidia.
Cytozoic 9-384a.

Cywydd 5-644d ; 7-729a.
Cyzicenus : see Antiochus IX.
CYZ1CENUS (diet.) 7-7200.

CYZICUS, Asia M. 7-720d ; 23-
648 (E2) ; battle (410 B.C.)
21-75c ; coins 19-886c ; Mos-
lem attack 5-28b ; siege (74
B.C.) 17- 11 Ob.

Cyzicus (zool.) : see Estheiia.

C.Z. 5ii 243 (star) 2S-789o.

Czaikowski, Michael 21-
928b.

Czallukoz, isl., Hung. : see
Schiitt, Great.

Czapski, Siegfried 12-235a ; 1-
56b ; 2S-897d.

Czar (title) : see Tsar.

Czar, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

CZARNIECKI, STEPHEN 7-
7 2 la.

Czarnikau, Prus. 11-808 (F2).

CZARTORYSKI, ADAM

George 7-721b.

— , AuerustuR 21-917c.

— , FRYDERYK MICHAL,
prince 7-722b ; 21-917b.

— (Czartoryscy), family of 21-

Czartoryski Museum. Cracow

7-359c.
Czar and Zimmermann (Lort-

zlng) 17-12a.

C/nslau (battle) : see Chotuaitz.
CZECH (race and language) 7-

722o : see also Bohemia.
Czeger (Hodosser) See, lake,

Aus. 27-211a.
Czegled, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Ccenryn. Huss. : see Chigirin.
Czekauowski, Alexander 25-

144.

Czell. Hung. : see Kis-Czell.
CZENSTOCHOWA (Chenstok-

hov), HUBS. 7-724b ; 21-929

(B3).
— (fortress monastery), Russ.

7-724b.

— , mi., Russ. 21-930b.
Czerkasy, Kuss. : see Cher-

kasy.

Czerkor, mt., Aus. 4-122a.
Czermak (historian) 21-929b.
— , Johann 18-64a.
Czernigow, Russ. : see Chernl-

gor.

Czernin Picture Gallery, Vi-
enna 28-52a.
CZERNOWITZ (Cernautzl),

Aus. 7-724c; 3-4 (12); 4-

771a; 27-770b.
CZERNY, KARL 7-724d.
Czerskl, Johann ll-771a.
Czertwertyworska, Russ. :

battle (1672) 15-443a.
Czerveuy, B. F. 7-41b.
Czerwenitza, Hung. : see V6«

rosvagas.

Czerwienski (poet) 21-929a.
Czestochowa, Russ. : see Czen-

stochowa.
Czesznek, Esterhazy of : set

Esterhazy of Czesznek.
Czigany : see Gipsies.
Czigelka, Hung. 13-898d.
Cziky, Gregor 13-93flc.
Czolgosz, Leon 17-258d.
Czortk6w, Aus. 3-4 (12).
Czuczor, Gregory 13-927b.
Czudin, Aus. 3-4 (12).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It In e**cntl*l to read the
.'/i.sf mi //o/i.s given on I 'age I.

D-DAIL

D (l»tt«») 7*TtSa: branding
with 4-42S*. 19-4471, :
numeral 7-7lib. 19-.s87« ;
phOMtlo affinities 19- 1 1). 1»-
146«. M.7fli«.

>8-117d:13-

n«d : 38-« lft« ; Bibfegeae-

alagtai 11-.S7 »b : Jo-Au., 15-
JlTd ; A-<ntf». WooJU ../ 15-
8100 ; SamwiM-Uld.

Daa, Ludvlg KrUtenaru 19-
M:..

Daae, LudviB 19-8 IT*.

Daal(dict.)*-467b.

Daalberg. Bruno (pseud.) : tee
Wacker v»n Zon. 1'. do.

Daalder : *rt Thaler.

Daan Itantayan. P. Is. 21-3 82
(D-Ki).

Daarte. lloll. 19-588 mi).

1Mb <Urotua»Ux) 19-814O.

Dabakbala. Iv.Grt. 11-104

Dabala\ Oo.CM. 11-203 (C3).
Daban (general) 8-13»b.
Dabaxun-nor, lake, China 9*

Da Baiar. Aria M. 1-760 (E4) :

tee alto Coropissus.
Dabba. tribelO-1750.
Dabchlck ll-423b ; 3-876a

16-9890.

Dabee. N.S.W. 19-538 (F3).
Dabeocla: tee St Dabeoo's

heath.
D'Abernon. Sir John : braai

4-i . 1. I. flg. 1).
Dabha. India 14-382 (II 10).
Dabhol India 14-378 (E8).
Dablr (Urdu poet) 13-489a.
Dahlia (king ot Bosnia) :

Btopbei II-

Dabney. Ark. 1-558 (C2).
-. Ind. 14-413 (06).

— , N.C. 19-772 (Dl).

Dabo. int.. Togo. 11-203 <C3) ;

26-l046b.
Dabod. Egy. 9-40 (B3); 9-

77b.
Dabolal9-109d:blte25-287c.

— elegans : tee Ttopolonga.
Dabooz chronograph 9-302c.
Dabormlda, Giuseppe S-583d ;

18-78b.
Dabossa, dial, Ugan. 17-557

(t'l )

Daboya, Go.Cst. 11-203 (B2)

..

Dabr. riv. Pal. 2O-«02d.
Dabra. India 14-378 (O-H7).
D'Abreu. Antonio : tee Abrcu.
Dabrowa, A us. 3-4 (Ol) ; 11-

401d.
Dabrowskl, Jan Ilcnryk 15-

llfte.

Dabu, Ir.Ort. 11-204 (E6).

— , N.0. 19-487 (D3).
Dabus, riv.. At. : tee Yabus.
Dabusun-tuz. lake. Rnjw.A".

17-420 (1)3).

Dabwali. India 14-378 (F5).
Da Capo (music) l-489b ; Bach

DACCA,' India 7-725b; 14-376
(N-08).

— .di«t, India 7-725d; 3-
T»9b; l-773d.

— . dlr.. India 7-726a.

— muslin 19-930 ; 15-685d.
Daodeeole. Jacopo : tee Ces

•oils, Jacobus de.
DACE7-726a; angling l-29d
Daoelo lB-809a.

— gigas : tee Laughing jack

Dacelonlnae 15-808d.
Daoetum 5-670c ; 5-672b.
DACH. SIMON 7-726b; 11

T89o; 14-189b.
Dachau. Oer. 11-808 (C4).
Dachepalll. India 14-382

(H-M1).

Dachi (Georgian king) ll-759b
Dachrfelden. SwtU. : see Tav

8-378d ; 9-37

(PI. II.).

24-106c; -,».
Daoasteln kalk 27-280.

DACIA. ano. dlst.. O.Cur. 7-
T26o; 13-648 (EJ); S3-849
(W); 13-5130 ; coin* 19-
..... : .: .- • •• • • 14-'. .7.1.
17.820b.lO-5<t8b; language
13-843b ; military .tandard
19*455a; Trajan'* conquest
27-lSSa, 13-9336 : VUcbs
and Daclans 19-1 880.

DAC1ER, ANDRE 7-727O.

— . ANNE LEFEVRE 7-78TO ;
11-1

DAClTE7-7'JSa: l-964d.
[>aonltl< 19-360d.
3AC01T 7-728a ; S-929O.
Daooma, Okla. 10-58 (11).
Qaconim. dint., llerU. 13-

IMd
Daoo-Itumanlan language 13-

-i Ib.

DA COSTA, 1SAAK 7-728b.
Dacota, tribe : tee Sioux.
Dacre. H. II. W. Brand (23rd

baron): nee Haiupd ..... H.

B. W. Brand (lit vim-omit).

— , Thonuw Fiennen, lord 24-
ll.'i..

•, Thomaa Lennard. lord :
tee Suaiez, Tbonuu Lennard.
earl of.

— of OUsland, Thoma* Daore,
lord 10-5240 ; badge 13-
318o (UK-.).

Daore, Cumb. 9-412 (I. C3).

— , Yorlu. 9-416 (II. Dl).
Dacrydlum (hot.) 12-759c toll.;

12-7620 ; female cone* 11-
760a ; ovule 12-76U.

— (Krauklinil): tre HvionPlne.

— (rool.) 18-r.".'l..
Daeryomyoes ll-344a.
Dacrythcrium 2-698a.
Dact-el-.Mayun, chan.. Red

...
DACTYL 7-728c; 27-1042d ;

21-878b.

Dactylothridae 3-523d.
Dactyll (myth.) 7-211d; 7-

638a ; Hercules 13-346d.
Dactylic alcalcs l-517b.

— diatich 25-10420.

1 1 „ tu.-. en DaroH is-.-.i-.in..
Dactylla caespitosa : tee Tn»-
gock graafl.

— glomerate : tee Cock's foot.
Dactyloooccus l-595c.

— • innisiomim 16-579C.
Uactylometra 24-525a,
Dactyloinys 23-445a.
Dactylophoridae 12-560O.
DactylophoruH 12-580O,
Dactylopius : tee Moaly-bug.
Dactyloporo 14-154a.
Dactylopsila : tee Striped

phalansnr.

Dactylopterldae 26-545O.
Dactylopterus : tee Flying

gurnard.
Dactylnxphaorium polypod

linn : nee Amoeba radloaa.
Dactylothcca 20-532C.
Dactyloioid : of hydrozoa 14-

140c; of giphonophora : tee

Palpon.

Dacula, Oa. 11-752 <C2).
Da Cunha, Trig tio : tee Cunha,

Tn-t.u. 'l.i.
Dacuo 8-3080.

— oleae : tee Oil-fly.
Dacusrillo, s.c. 25-500 (B2).
Dad, canal. India 25- 1 43a ; 14-

--.!.,.

Dadar. Bal. 15-648b.
Dadatun, Mal.Arch. 17-460

(F4).

Dadaya macrops 9-857d.
Dadda (myth.) : tee Hadad.
Daddenhud 28-6Sd.
Daddv-lonK-legn (Insect) 8

307b ; &30gb ; larva 28

7.i9d.

— (arachnid) : tee Harvester.
Daddy-mammy (music)

599b.
Dade City. Fla. 19*540 (D3).

— Co., Fla. 19-540 (F5).

— Co., Oa. 11-752 (AD.

— Co.. Mo. 18-60S (C4).
I)ad-of-ra : tre Dedrfrf.
Dadei, JOHB 9>708a.

rir, Mor. 19-851 (D3) ;
ia.

DadeTlllc, Ala. 1.460 (D3).
— , Mo. 19-608 (C4).
DadhUho (tiyriao writer) 28-

; I iti.
Dadl. Or. 11-414 (D2).

(d»lm--I> • 1H- -J !<•.

e, Togo. 11-203 (C2).
I, tribe 1-7 25b.

Dadiasse,

5adia.ai;

Dadlcae (people) l-315a.

H.-I...M. -ma, Or. s-i. ••...,.
Dado 19-248b : 19-280b ; IB*

479a ; medieval patterns

19-J .-!.

tdMrfinl k-r... i - 27-.v.".i.
[Jadoxylon 19-537 b.
Didran. Swed. 19-190 (Cl).
Dadri. India 14-376 (F-O6).
Dadu (Hindu reformer) 13-

.1",.

Dadu. India 14-376 (B6).
Uaduchu. (torch -bearer) 5-

Dadu Panthl (sect) 13-510a ;

15-624b.

Daedala, Asia M. 17-152a.
— , mts.. Asia M. 17-1 5 Id.
Daedala (festival) 13-:i07a.
Daedale (Image) 13-307a.
Daedalea (bol.) ll-334c.
DAEDALUS 7-7280 ; 7-422d ;

7-4230.
— (of Sicyon) 7-728o ; 19-

"II..
Daedalus Reef, lighthouse,

Red Sea 16-6:ild.
ii.i.-i ami 12-1 IT.'.
Daegsanstane (battle) 1-435S,
Daemmevand. lake. Nor. 12-

941b.
Daemon (myth.) 19-335D ;

Socrates' belief 2S-333b.
Daemonelix : tee Devil's cork-

DacmonoropH 5-181b; !
641b ; 29-C40I, (Hit.).

— Draco 20-640b (fig.) ; 20-
MM.

UaundeU, Herman Willem 17-

470c ; 3-507C ; 3-508c ; 4-

1610.

Daeni, Rum. 23-826 (1)2).
Daerfawr »hale<* 2-452c.
Daer-tenure 4-4S9c ; 14-7 69c
Daer Water, riv., boot. 24-41-.

(E4); 6-572b.
Daealus 6-3 15d.
Daet, P.Is. 21-392 (D3).
Daeva (myth.) : tee Dcva.
Damn. Oa. 11-752 (E3).
Daffodil, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
DAFFODIL <bot.)7-728c; 19-

238o ; 19-238d (fig.) ; cult!

vation ll-265d : derivation

of name 2-769a.
Dafforne, Richard l-123c.
Dallla aonta : tee Pintail duck
Dafla Hills : tee Daphla HilN
Daft, Richard 7- I40d; 7-442c
Dafydd. Carncdd. int., Wales

let ( 'arm-del Dafydd.
Dafydd ab Edmwnd 5-645d

9-137a.

— AB GW1LYM 7-728d; 5-
644d.

— ab Meredydd ap Tudur 5-
S46a,

— ap Icuan ap Einlon 12-
;> ,i,i.

— Benvras 5-643d.

— Ddu Ervri 5-648d.

— Ddu o liiraddug 5-645c.

— Oywydd Gwln : let Dafydd
ab Gwllym.

— Llwyd ab Llywelyn 5-646b

— Nanmor 5-64. Sb.

— o FarvKin. Kdward 5-648O.
I)a»r. India 14-376 (F8).
Dagaba (arch.) 14-428d ; 5

783d : tee alto Stnpa am

Chaltya.

Dagabur. Aby. 15-379 <C3).
Dagame 7-597a.
Dagan (myth.) 7-730b.
Dagan. riv., Somlnd. 15-37

Dagana, C.A-ia 14-376 (Cl).
— . Sen. 11-204 (A2) : M-84la.
Dagartl, tribe ll-206c.

Dagda (myth.) 14-75*a; 14-

759d.

DagebQU. Ger. 9-24 (A4).
Dagrnham. Ess. 19-941 (E2) ;

9-785b.

>n\«^«bn »-i twm ', Bronse ace
S*5M2d. 4-641a. 3-35 la ;
Egyptian 9-4 4 b, 9-69a ;
fencing 10- 2. Ml I, ; Roman
S*585o; Scandinavian 14-
288d; Stone an 1-5810.

— of merer : see Miserloorde.
Danes Sound. Inlet, N.7.. 19-

...•I UX
Dajgrett, oaj. 9-8 (E4) ; 9-

— , Mich. 19*372 (C4).
Daghara stone 19-r.Oa.
Daghara, canal. Turk-As. 14-

74 la: 9-897b.
DAGHESTAN, prov., Rnsa. 7*

729c ; 23-874 (11. E2); 11-

758d; 28-213b.
Daghoba (arch.) : tee Dagaba.
Dagis (caste) 22-654b.
Daglt, pt.. P.I". 21-392 (FT).
Dagitan, riv.. P.Is. 4-808d.
DagUngworth, Glos. 9-420 (III.

i -.',).
Dagmar (princess of Denmark):

tee Marie Feodorovna

(Russia).

Dagmar cross 7-508d.
DacnerseUen, SwiU. 96-242

Dagnan - Bonveret, Pascal
Adolphe Jean 29-505a ; M-
•i'n; i

Dago, hi., Ross. 23-872
9-798a; 2S-870b.

Dago, riv.. Nig. 28-960a.

— . tribe 7-83 la : 1-329O.

DAGO (diet.) 7-730a.

Dagoba (arch.) : tet Dagaba.

DAGOBERT I. (FrankUfi king,
7-730a ; 19-soOb ; funera
5-85 Ic; tomb 23- 1021 b.

— III. 10-808b.

— (patriarch of Jerusalem) 7-
529o; 12-1 72c; 26-394<J.

— . Chair of 5-801d ; 26-892a.
Dagomba. disl., Oo.Cs*. 11-

203(1)1); 12-208d.
-, tribe 12-2060 ; l-329d.
DAGON (god)7-730b ; 2-S48d
Dagonet (peend.) : see 81ms,

George Robert.
Dagor fens M-509d.
Dagsboro. Del. 17-828 (13).
Dagshal. India 14-376 (G4)

2S-122d.

Dagshai group 9-663a.
Dagua, riv., C'olom. : at

Buenaventura.
Dasnie, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
DAGUERRE, LOUIS

Jacqun Mand* 7-730c : 21

4866 ; camera U-502c

photography 21-182d.
uerreotype 7-730d ; 21

Da.ru
481

:88o.
Daguessean (family) : i

Agiuiweau, d'.
Daguet, Alexandra 26-26.V.
Dagun. lake, P.Is. 21-392 (E8)

21-393a-
DAGUPAN, P.Is. 7-731a ; 21

392 (A3-4).

Dacrus Mines, Pa. 21-106 (S3)
Dagrr, John Adam 17-172C.
Dah. rir.. A»h. 15-945C.
Daha (people) : ter Dahae.
Dahab, harbour. Red Sea 1

r.::.|.
— . Oezira el, lal.. KUe 4-95

(B3).

— . Xahr El, riv.. Syr. 26-306b
DAHABEAH 7-73ia; 9-26b.
Dahadinni. riv.. Can. 17-254d
Dahae (Dahan), tribe H-202d

U-216d ; 21-2530.
Dahanu. India 14-382 (E9).
Daher (king of Stnd) 5-34a.
Daheriya. Ed-. Pal. 19-602

(B6); 4-9860.
Dahhak (Shalban Caliph) 5

39b.

Dahl. mt.. Pal. »-383c.
Dahlnda, 111. 14-304 (B3).

Dahlr (of Bind) : as* Dab-*.
D4hts aod Ohabra. WaroYsV

-- :
DAHL. HAN6 7-731b ; 39-

6IM.

— . JOHANN CHRISTIAN 7*
731b.

— . K. 24-K3a.

— , MICHAEL 7-731b.

— , VLADIMIR IVANOVICH 7*

Dahlak (DaiakX archlp, Ba<t

Sea 9-7 4. '.d.
DAHLBERG. ERIC JOHAN-

sm, count 7-731d ; 5-92KC.

alili-m. Oer. 3-788 (map) . 2-
338a.
Daliteren. Fredrik At«n-t 19-

— , JOHN ADOLF 7-731d ; 1-
MSb.

— .KARL FREDRIK 7-732*;

26-2180.

— , flric 13-3 lie.
Dahlgren. 111. 14-304 (D5).
Dablgren smooth-bora gun 7-

73fa.
DAHLIA 7-7.12!,: 13-774a;

bracU 19-SSSa ; root-tubers

23-7 12d (fir.).
Dahlln : tee Inulln.
Dahll. T. H-475C.
DahlUteH-475c.
DAHLMANN. FRIEDRICH

Chriitoph 7-732d.
Dahlonega, Ga. 11-751 (Cl);

ll-752b ; agricultural col-

lege ll-754d.
Dahl's add 19-169b.
DAHLSTJERNA, GUNNO 7-

733d; 29-216b.
Dahme, Ger. 11-808 (D3).
!>.,!.. , i ..,-'.„.., 7-7 :»>,.

— , Friedrich 7-734a-
—.JULIUS SOPHUS FELIX

7-734a; ll-796b.

— , Therese 7-734C.

Dahna ( Ruba el Khali), desert,
BJ A 2--' I<X-O4 2-.' a.

— , mts., Alg. : tet Dahra.
DahoKa. Pa. U-106 (E2).
DAHOMEY (Dahome). Fr.W.

Af. 7-734C ; 11-204 (map) ;
Amazonian army 7-737b ;
custom- 7-737S, 0-984C ;
tohabltants 7-735a, l-329d.
7-796b ; International rival-
ries l-348a foil. ; language
19-40a; serpent- worship 34-
880c, l-52b; Yoruba war*
19-937 b.

Dahpon (Depon) 26-922a.

Dahr, n.t.. Syr. 16-347b.

Dahra. div., Alg. 1-643 (Bl).

— . mts.. At. l-642d ; car*
massacre 19-903d.

— , mtx.. Tun. 1-643 (DS).

— , Ed. dist,, Mor. 18-851 (F2);
1-858C.

Dahshur, pyramids, Egy. 22-
684b ; 9-76a ; 9-82o ; 9-
81b ; ievelry 15-364a.

Dal, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (Bl).

Dai, riv., India l-453a.

Da I (title) 2-774d.

Dais (Roman emperor): let
Maximinus II., Galerios

Data, Ate. 25-39d.
Da-l-al-Kirbal (title) l-774d.
Daiano, Go.Crt. 11-J03 (B-C3).
Dalbol (Debal). India 6-34a-
Daibutsu: Nara 19-238d. 15-

180b; Kamakura 15-1770.

15-I80b.

Dale (Dale) : ter Tapum.
Dal-Cornez camera 21-505a.
Daler, mta.. Sod. 16-9 (C3);

Daigny. FT. 14-575 (plan).
Datonlya : tee Lace-bark tree.
Dal Han : tee Korea.
Dai Ichl Ginko, Japanese

bank : tee Bank of Japan.
Dalio DaUIn M-150b.
Dalkon 14-54d.
Dall. Soot. 24-418 (Al).
Dailam. anc. kingdom, Caspian

H. 5-35d : S-44r : 5-510.
Dailamite (race) U-89«d.

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217

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instructions given on Page /.

Dailey, George 9-637c.
Dailey, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , Mich. 18-372 (DS).
DAILLE (Dallaeus). JEAN 7

737d ; on Epistles of Ig

natius 14-293a.
Daillon, Jean de 17-39b.
Dailly, Scot, 24-412 (D4) ; geo

Daily Chronicle 19-560C ; 19

548c.

Daily Courant 19-554d.
Daily Express 19-561 a,
Dattii Graphic (Lond.) 19-560d

caricatures 5-333c.
Daily Oraphic (New York) 1

Mto.
Daily Mad 19-560d ; 19-549a

Paris edition 19-5 7 6b ; Sun

day edition 19-563b.
Daily Messenger ll-403b.
Daily Mirror 19-oGla.
Daily- \ews 19-559b ; 19-548b

S. Morley 18-84 Id : J. R,

Lowell 17-74d ; F. Mahony

17-424d.

Daily Post 19-550O.
Daily Sentinel 27-lSOo.
Daily Sun (U.S.) 19-569b.
DaUy Telegraph 19-559C ; 2-

634c; A. B. Richards 23-

299b ; Sunday edition 19

563b.
DaUy Telegraph Newspaper

Co. u. McLaughlin 2-216d.
Daily Universal Kegisler 28

295d.

Daily Whig 12-5310.
Daimanji-mine, mt., Jap. 20-

57c.

Daimbert (patriarch) 20-693a.
Daimh, lake. Soot. 24-41S

(B-C1).
Daimiel, Sp. 25-530 (D3) ; 6-

402a.
Daimler, Gottlieb 18-9151) ;

20-36b.
Daimler Motor Car Co. (Coven

try) 18-929d.

— Motor Car Co. D. London
Daimler Co. 27-132C.

Daimyo 15-202d ; 15-263b.

— namako 15-178C.
Daiueuji, Jap. 15-156 (K8).
Daingerneld, Tex. 26-690(N2).
Daingol, lake, China 18-711d.
Dainichi-dake, mt., Jap. 15-

159d.

Dai-.\ihon-shi 15-16Sd.

Dain Spioradail (Grant) 5-
638b.

Daint, mt., Switz. 26-242 (13).

Daiozaki, cape, Jap. 15-156
(K9).

Daiquiri, Cuba 7-595 (F3) ; 7-
596c; 7-600a.

Daira loan (Daira Sanich loan)
9-35a ; 9-34a ; 9-36O.

Dairbhre, isl., Ire. : ate Val-
encia.

Daire-Calgaich ll-401a ; Col-
nmba's monastery at 6-737 b:
tee also Londonderry.

Dairi (dialect) 3-530b.

Dairy, Oregr. 20-242 (D5).

DAIRY AND DAIRY-FARM-
ing7-737d; Canada 5-15 4c;
dairy factories 7-754a ; Den-
mark 8-25c ; equipment 7-
750d; New Zealand 19-6270;
milk and butter tests 7-738c;
public health regulations
22-627C, 18-452b ; U.S. :
see United States: Affri-
culture ; Victoria 28-42a.

Dairy Farmers' Association 7-
738b.

— Institute, British 7-738b.
Dairyman's Daughter, The

(Richmond) 23-307(5.
Dairy produce (dietetics) 8-

217a.

DAIS (diet.) 7-761C.
Daisan, riv., Asia M. : tee

Kara Kuyun.
Daisee 15-605C.
Daisen (Oyama), mt., Jap. 15-

156 (H9) ; IS-loSa.
Daishoji, Jap. 15-156 (I-K8).
Daisy, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (Gl).
DAISY 7-761c; 10-555a ; hen-

and-chickens daisy 10-554d.
Daisy, 7"Ae(Tennyson)26-6:i2b.
Daisy brittle-star 25-797a(flg.).
Daisy Chain, The (Yonge) 28-

922a.
Dai-to (Tai-tung), Jap. 15-156

(B15).

Daitu, China : see Peking.
Daitza, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Daiukku (chief) : see Deioces.
Daiya-gawa, riv.. Jap. 15-1 60b.
Dajan, mt., Aby. : see Das-

chan Ras.
Daji, tribe 25-38db.
Dakl9-379b ; 15-287O.
Daka, Rhod. 25-466 (G2).
— , riv., W.Af. 12-203 (B2);

26-10460.

Dakahlia, prov., Egy. 9-29a

17-602a.

Dakait : see Dacoit.
Uakakin, Egy. 15-772a.
DAKAR, Fr.W.Af. 7-762a

11-204 (A3) ; 24-641a.
Dakash Birri, lake, Br.E.Af

4-601 (C2).

Dakatia, riv., India 26-1004a.
Dak bungalow 4-798c.
Daker-heu : see Corn-crake.
Uakhal, penin., Tun. 1-64!

(Dl) ; 27-393d.
Dakhato, Tug, riv., Aby. 25

379 (C3).
Dakheila, Sud. : battle (1898

9-130a.
Dakhelat el Mawin, penin.

Tun. : see Dakhal.
1 lakliil Darwaza, mosque.India

ll-535b.
Dakhin, region, India : set

Decoan.
Dakhini (dialect) 13-479d

13-488b.
Dakhla, oasis, Egy. 9-40 (A2)

15-772b.
Dakhma (Parsee Tower 01

Silence) : see Tower o

Silence.
Dakiki (Persian poet) 21-249a,

10-397 b.

Dakin, H. D. 19-923b.
Dakin (game) 22-1 Ib.
Dakinis 13-5 12b.
Dakira, Asia M. : see Hit.
Dakiso, riv., Indial4-376 (MS)
Dakka, Afg. 1-307 (F2) ; 15-
-

.

— , Egy. 9-40 (B3) ; 9-846C.
Dakka (hot.) : see Hemp.
Dakmar, Tib. 6-168 (E3).
Dako, Togo. 12-203 <C2).
Dakoa, tribe 19-636C.
Dakor, India 14-376 (ES).
Dakota, 111. 14-304 (Cl).

— , riv., S.Dak. : see James,
riv.

— , tribe : see Sioux.

— City, Neb. 19-324 (H2) ; 19
323b.

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (D-E6).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (M2).

— jrroup 27-628C ; 27-631a ;
7-416d ; flora 20-550c, 11-
670b (table).

Dakotah. la. 14-732 (C2).
Dakpe, riv., Togo. 12-203 (C2).
Dak runners 23-853C.
Dakshinacharis (sect) 13-511C.
Dakshinagni 4-380b.
Dakshina-margis : see Dak-

shinacharis.

Dakshinapatha 14-623C.
Dakshina Pinakini, riv., India :

see Pennar.

Dakshinayana 13-493a.
Daksliini Ganga, riv., India :

see Cauvery.
Dakshin Shahbazpur, isl.,

India : see Shahbazpur.
Dakshiputra : see Panini.
Dakshu, region, India : see

Deccan.

Daktylioi 7-234c.
Duktylon 28-4910.
Dakua 10-336b.
Daku-shui, lake, China 6-168

(01).
Dal, lake, India 15-688C.

— , prov., Swed. 26-190 (B2) ;
26-192a.

— . riv., Swed. 26-190 (Dl) ;
26-189C.

Dal (geog.) 19-799b.

Dala, riv., Switz. 26-242 (D4) ;

23-27 Ic.

Dala (honey) 13-654C.
Dalaas, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Dalada Malaga wa, temple, Cey .

15-650a.

Daladu, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B3).
Dalag 21-394a.
Dalasranun, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(C5).

Dalager, Lars 12-543b.
DALAGUETE, P.Is. 7-762b.
Dalai-daba-su, riv., Tib. 6-

168 (F2).
Dalai-Kurgan, pass, Turkest.

6-168 (D2) ; 15-938d.
Dalai Lama 16-5320 ; 26-921d;

16-99d.
Dalai-nor, lake, China : see

Kulun.

— , lake, Russ-As : see Baikal.
Dalak, archip., Red Sea : see

Dahlak.
Dalaley, castle, Salop 24-

1021d.

Dalar : see Thaler.
Dal-Araide (Dalaradia, Dal-

Araidhe), dist., Ire. 14-758C ;

14-759b ; 14-763d.
Dalark, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
Dalarne, dist., Swed. : see

Dalecarlia.
Dalaro, Swed. 26-190 (E2) ;

25-936b.
Daiarosaie, Scot. 24-412 (D2).

Dalayrac (d'Alayrac), Nicola

18-SOlb:

Dalbade, FT. 2-415c.
Dnlbaudin, Bal. 14-376 (AS).
DALBEATTIE, Scot. 7-762b

24-412 (E5) ; 15-S32a.

— Burn, riv., Scot. 7-762b.
DALBERG (family) 7-762c.
— , Emmerich Joseph, duke o

7-763a.

— , Johann von 7-762c.
— , Karl Theodor Anton Maria

von 7-762d.
— , Marie Louise Pelllne dc

7-763b ; 12-362b.
— , Wolfgang Heribert voi

7-763a.
Dalbergia 2-745d ; ll-257c

20-o51a.
— - latifolia : see Sun wood.

— nigra 23-736d.

— sissoo : see Shisham.
Dalbo, lake, Swed. 26-190(B2)

27-982d.

Dalbono, Edoardo 20-514C.
Dalby, W. E. 17-1014a ; 8'

784a; 26-833b.
Dalby, Den. 8-24 (C3).

— (Great), Leics. 9-416 (II
F4).

— (Old), Leics. 9-416 (II. F4).
— , Queens. 2-960 (15).

— , Swed. 26-190 (B4).
— , Swed. 26-190 (Bl).
— , pt., I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2).
Dalby's theorem 11-614C.
Dalcais (Dalcassian) 14-7 65d.
Dalcour, La. 17-54 (d7).
Dal Criche 4-488d.
Dalcross, Scot. 19-155d.
Daldianus : see Artcmidorus

of Ephesus.

Dale, A. W. W. 7-763c.
— , David 24-426C ; 2-332b ;

12-S4a.

— , J. (chemist) 14-507O,
— , J. B. (math.) 26-332b.
— , Lucas van 5-740c.
— , ROBERT WILLIAM ',

763b ; 2-876b ; 6-933d.
— , SIR THOMAS 7-763d.
— , T. P. (chem.) 6-iiild.
— , Vladimir Ivanovicb : «

1 >alil. Vladimir Ivanovich.
— , William 2-7 7d.
Dale, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
— , Cal. 5-8 (F4).
— , 111. 14-304 (D5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).
— , Kent : see Deal.
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (G2).
— , Nor. (Bratsberg) 19-804

(C3).
— , Nor. (N. Bergenhus) 19-

804 (A2).
— , Nor. (S. Bergenhus) 19-804

(A2).

— , Okla. 20-58 (D2).
— , Wales 9-428 (V. A4) ; 18-

444c.

— , Wis. 28-740 (E4).
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (D3) ; 28-

548d.

— Abbey, ruins, Derby. 8-72d.
DALECARLIA, region, Swed.

7-764a ; 26-190 (B-C1) ;

dialect dictionary 8-litla.
Dalechampia 9-894a.
Dale Co., Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— Creek. Wyo. 28-874 (G4).

— End, Yorks. 9-412 (I. G4).
Dalegarth Force, waterfall,

Cumb. 16-9 Ib.
Dale Head, mt., Cumb. 9-412

(I. B3).
Daleminci, tribe 21-902a ; 11-

83 Id.

Dalen, Aus. 7-774d.
— , Holl. 13-588 (D2).
— , Nor. 19-804 (C3).
Dalene, dist., Nor. 19-804 (B3).
Daler : see Thaler.
Dales Brow, Lanes. 17-545

(map).

— Code 7-763d.

— red : see Turkey -red.
Dales Voe, inlet, Scot. 24-853d.
Daleswari, riv., India : see

Dhaleswari.

Dalet, Bur. 14-382 (P9).
Daleth 7-725a.
Daleville, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F4).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D3).
— , Va. 28-118 (B-C3).
Dal Fi«ach, anc.div., Ire. 14-

759b.

Dalflnger, Ambrose 28-516a.
Dalfjall, mte., Swed. 26-190

(Bl).

Dalfors, Swed. 19-800 (C3).
DALGAIRNS, JOHN DOB-

ree 7-764b.
Dalgan, riv., Ire. 14-744

(C3).
Dalgaranger, mt., W.Aus. 2-

960 (B5) ; 28-539C.
DALGARNO, GEORGE 7-

764c ; 27-747d.
3algas (dynasty) : see Dalcais.

Dalgcty, Edmund Henry 27

•20lib ; 28-522a.
Dulgety, N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).
Uulginross, Scot. M-ill

(C-D2) ; 12-333d.
Dalgleish, Andrew 26-924d

2-739b.

Dalgo, Sud. 26-9(Cl).
Dalgonally, Queens. 2-960

(G4).

Dalguise, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).
Dalgyte 28-540c.
Dalhart, Tex. 26-690 (Bl).
Dalhcm, Swed. 26-190 (E3)

12-276d.
DALHOUSIE, FOX MAULE

Ramsay, llth carl of 7-7 67 b
— .George Ramsay, 9th car

7-764C.
—.JAMES ANDREW B

Ramsay, 1st marquis 7-

764c : 14-414a ; 14-447a.
Dalhousie, Bur. 4-840 (C6).
— , Can. (N.Br.) 19-465 (Bl).
— , Can. (N.S.) 19-831 (B2).
—.India 14-376 (F3) ; 12-

731b.

— , S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
— , cape. Can. 5-160 (Cl).

— Burn, riv., Scot. 24-118
(E3) : 8-945a.

— Castle, Scot. 7-768b.

— College and University,
Halifax, Can. 12-843o ; 27
775d; 27-779d.

Dalhousie sword 2-364c.

Dali (sultan).7-831b.

— , L. 8-503d.

Dali (Idalium),Cyprus7-699a;

7-700b.
DaUas, Sp. 25-530 (D4) ; 1-

714c.

Daljbard, T. F. 9-181c.
Dalic, Syr. : see Salahiya.
Daliki, Pers. 21-188 (B3); 10

190a.

Dalimil, Chronicle of 4-133b.
DALIN, OLOF VON 7-767o ;

26-'216d.

Daling, India 7-834b.
Dnl MM (Greek traveller) 19

697b.
Dalkeith, James Douglas,

lord : see Morton, James

Douglas, earl of.
Dalkeitli, Fla. 10-540 (D6).
DALKEITH, Scot. 7-767d .

24-418 (E-F3); geology 8-

945c.
DALKEY, Ire. 7-768b ; 14

744 (F6).
— ,isl., Ire. 14-744 (F6) ; 7.

768b.

Dali, William Healoy 28-945c.
Dali, Scot. 24-418 (Cl).
— , isl., Can. 4-600 (B2).
— , riv., Can. 28-945b.
Dallaeus : see Daill6, Jean.
Dallam Co., Tex. 26-090

(A-B1).

Dalian Forgaill 5-624a.
DALLAS, ALEXANDER

James 7-768b ; 3-:i45d.
— , GEORGE MIFFLIN7-769a.
— , Robert Charles 7-7 69a.

— (draughts player) 8-549b.
Dallas, Ga. 11-752 (B2) ; battle

(1864)l-825a.
— , la. 14-732 (D3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F8).
— , N.C. 19-772 (A2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K-L3).
— , Scot. 24-412 (E2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (F4).
DALLAS, Tex. 7-769b ; 26-

690(B-C8); cotton 7-267b.
— , Wis. 28-740 (B3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (D3).
— , bay, Green. 12-543 (C2).
— , lake, Scot. 9-269b.

— Center, la. 14-732 (D3).
Dallaschyle, Scot. 19-155b.
Dallas City, 111. 14-304 (A3).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— Co., la. 14-732 (C-D3).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (C-D4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (B-C8).

— Divide, Colo, 6-722 (C3) ;
6-7 19a.

Dallastown, Pa. 21-106 (16).
Dallaway, James ll-81a.
Dali Burn, riv., Scot. 24-418

(Cl).

Dalldorf, Ger. 3-788 (map).
DALLE (diet.) 7-769d.
Dallemagne, Claude, baron 11-

189a.

Dalles, The, Oreg. 20-242 (D2).
DallRow, Ger. 3-788 (map).
Dalliidae 26-544d.
DALLIN, CYRUS EDWIN 7-

7G9d.
DALLING AND BULWER, W.

H. L. E. Bulwer, baron 7-

769d; 9-lllc.
Dallinger (microscopist) 10-

465c.
Dallingeria 10-465d.

Dallmann, Eduard 21-965a.
DALLMEYER, JOHN HENRY

7-771d; 21-o07d ; 21-509a.
— , Thomas Rudolphus7-772a.
Dallmeyer-Bcrgheim lens 21-

513c.

Dali' Oca Branca 20-514d.
DALL' ONGARO, FRAN •

oesco 7-772a ; 14-912b.
I >allwa, Nig. 19-678 (F2).
Ualhvitz, Aus. 5-347a.
Dalma, hills, India 17-542b.
Dalmacija, kingdom, Aus. t

see Dalmatia.
Dalmady, Victor 13-927c.
Dalmahoy, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;

8-940b ; 16-508a.

— Craig, hill, Scot. 8-944d.
Dalmally, Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

3-67d.

Dalmania 8-128b ; 20-237b.
Dalmauitcs 27-283c.

— limulurus 2-300d (flg.).

— trilobite 20-237d.
Dalmarnock, Glasgow 12-

85b.

Dalmasio, Lippo 25-357b.

Daluiatia, Nicholas Jean de
Dieu, duke of : see Soult,
Nicholas Jean de Dieu.

Dalmatia, Pa. 21-106 (14).

DALMATIA (Dalmatien),

kingdom, Aus. 7 - 772a ;
3-4 (E5); 23-648 (D2) ; 23-
649 (D2); 3-2 la; education
25-1042c; geology 7-417b,
20-82a, 21-847d ; language
23-507d, 8-196a ; literature
24-696d ; road from Italy
15-27C ; wine 28-728D.

— : History 7-774b : disturb-
ances (1869 and 1881) 3-27b;
Illyria 14-326c ; Louis I. of
Hungary 17-49b ; neu-
trality infringement ques-
tion (1760) 4-278d ; Spizza
incorporated 3-19d.

Dalmatian dog 8-379a ; 8-374
(PI. I.).

DALMATIC 7-776b (Plates) ;
of Charlemagne 9-310e.

Dalmatico dialect : see Vegli-
ote dialect.

Dalmatin, J. 25-245d.

Dalmatius, Flavius Julius : see
Delmatius, Flavius Julius.

Dalrnau, India, 14-376 (16).

Dalmazia, kingdom, Aus. :
see Dalmatia.

DALMELLINGTON, Scot. 7-
777a; 24-412 (D4) ; 3-75c.

Dalmeny, Albert E. H. M. A.
Primrose, Lord 23-734b.

— .Catherine L. W. Primrose,
Lady : see Cleveland,
Catherine L. W. Vane,
duchess of,

Dalmeny, Scot. 24-418 (E3-2) ;
16-732a ; church 2-404b.

— House, mansion, boot. 24-
418 (E3-2) ; 22-732a.

Dalminium, Aus. : see Del-
minium.

Dalmorton, N.S.W. 19-538
(Gl).

Dalmose, Den. 8-24 (D3).

Dalmuir, Scot. 24-418 (C3) ; 6-
573a.

— Burn, riv., Scot. 8-685a.
Dalnaspidal, Scot. 24 - 412

(D3); 3-188a.
)al "

Dal Negro, Salvatore 8-7 66b ;

27-120d.

Dalniy, isl., Arct. 19-537a.
Dalny, China : see Tairen.
Daloa, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (D5).
Dalobian : see Ta-lo-pien.
Daloist, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).
Dal Orso, Gherardo Cacciane-

mici : see Lucius II. (pope).
Dalorto, Angelino : see Dulcert,

Angclino.
DALOU, JULES 7-777a ; 24-

509c; 24-510 (PI. IX.); 24-

SOlc.

Dalpayrat (artist) 5-759d.
DALRADIAN GROUP 7-777b:

Ireland 14-744e ; Scotland

24-llCb, 25-927d, 21-262b.
DALRIADA, ane. kingdom,

Ire. 7-77 7c.
— , anc. kingdom, Scot. 7-

777c ; 24-4300 ; 19-793d : see

also Argyllshire.
DALRY, Scot. (Ayrshire) 7-

777c; 24-418 (B3) ; 3-75c.
— , Scot. (Kirkcud.) 24-412

(D4); 15-831d.
— , dist., Scot. 24-427a.
Dalrymple, Alexander 12 •

820d; 4-261C.
— , David, Lord Hailes : see

Hailes, David Dalrymple,

lord.
— , G. A. F. Elphinstone 2-

962e.

— , Sir Hew \Vhitefoot21-91a.
— , W.'L. 2-727C.
— (family name of earls of

Stair) : see Stair.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

218

960

Ualryuipto 86-

fleaCM-41.' (IM).
-

N04

•i

i ; 12-
; .

•:. Edward Tult«7-8»5b.
i.'

. -777.1 : absorote

mo 6-663 b; atomic theory

9-asSbj vapurlJMUoii 27-

,. •.

DALTON. (la. 7-779b; 11-782

(III).
— , Lanes. 36-62AC,

Mich. 18-373 <!>«).
18-

19 ill).

Kl).

\ . i8-.'.ai; i.

, . j,i

- l-a Sl-liNHLl).

— cape. Ureen. 11-.-.43 (O4).

— mi.. N.ll. 19-490 (D3).

— paa*. AUk. :

— OtV. 111. 14- 104

,-.in|. lii.h.il4-:i78(K7
20- 1 ..i : coal i Id 3-;.:lr.

DALTON-m-FURNESSJUano*.
7-7790 ; 9-411) (11. AD
leokxrj 16-1 .-. -

Daltonism : are Colour-blind

Unit. . ir< U« 23-190(1 : 6-S5d.
Dalton-u|M)n-Tees. Yorks. 9-

412(1
Dalton r. Aniru« 10-4 Sid.

Daliia. rlv.. Ire. 14-744 (B4).

SSi -..•• .7-.;:... .

l.,l (I2-.-..1 ..

Daluplri. 1*1., P.Is. 21-392 (AS).

Daluyah : are Chlleab.

Dalveen. pua. Soot. 8-663b.

Dalwayharp iS-13b.

Dalw hlnnle. Soot. 24-4 12 (D3);

9-7 40b.
Dalwick Hoose, mansion.

Scot. 24-4 1. S (E3) ; 21-39b ;

larch 16- 21 :il>.
Dulw wk. lirlnhard K. F. von

U-Mlo; 13-ir.M..
Dalwood. Di-v.9-l.iniVI.F8).
DALY, AUGUST1N 7-779O.
— .John 14-7 -Hi.
— , M. (billiard piny IT) 3-939O.
— , Marcos (engln.) l8-756d ;

Daljr. bay, Can. 5-160 (Mil).
— , take. Can. : tee Wholdaia,
— , riv., S.Aos. 2-980 (K2) ; 2-

-.. i ,

Dalyell. James 22-65C,
— . THOMAS 7-7 79d.
Daly Judice. mine, Utah 27'

815 '•

— Waters, S.And. 2-960 (E3).
!'.• i/.-;i. OttTta 7-.;- ML

— , Robert, 6th earl of Oam-
wath : ttt Carnwath.

— , Thomas : ttt Dalyell.

DaUell. 111. 14-304 (C2).

Dalziel. Darlson 19-560b.

Dalzloli. Thomas : ace Dalyell,
Thomas.

Dal Zotto, Antonio 24-5 13d.

Dam. l>.(iu>. 12-675 (D2).

— , Flanders 5-937*.

— . dtet., Tib. 28-924d.

DAM, 7-780a ; 28-395b ;
oolferdam 6-64 9d ; (ortltlca-
UonlO-722b; Irritmtion 14-
84 Ih.

Daina, India 14-382 (K9).

— . W.. Fr.I.C. 14-498 (D7).

Dama dama : ter Fallow-deer

Damage feasant 22-221b.

DAMAGES 7-7SOa.

Dama iri«r»nteus : sec Irish elk

Damaji I. ll-:!84d.

- II. 17-l.'iui: H-384d.

Damaltacns 2-91d; 13-32b
fossil form 2-92c.

— allblfrons : are Hfcwbok.

— hnntcri : *rr Iluntcr'a ante
tap*,

— lunatnn : »er Sasaaby.

— pygatgus : ttr liontebok.
Dama mapotamlca : m

Persian fallow-deer.
Daman. India : ter I lamaun.
— . dlst.. Pen. 3-297a,
Damannnira, riv.. India 14-

•is-: (i.-j;.

To make full use of this Index It It e**entlml to read the
Instruction* given on I'mge /.

11- •: :,

DAIL-DANCE

DAMANHUH.

••101

L BlUn. Af*. 1*307

D*mao. pott. India: ttt

Damatin.
Dama platycefos i SM Fallow-

Damar. W.. Mal.Arrh. 17-488
—.Ms.. Mai. Arab. 17- 1 on

IS

11) I <rr Dammar.
Damara. iriU- : lir.n-li (nitty
i : : danon 7-

. •'• L 10- I" I .

Hill lril~- ll--.il,-, 7-7o3o.

radon. O
.-; lb»4

Oer.

I
DAMAI

(C.I-4) ;

11.

Oeniinn intern* i:

language 3-35Hb, 3-359c ;

native rrvoii d'jiioll-sOJd;

rainfall 11--. .11.
Damartiwoua, Me. 17-434 (C4).
— Mills, Me. 17-434 (C4).
Damar oil 25- ..i
Damascena 30-725O.
DAMASCENING 7-783c; 18-

•Ji.-.i: 10-591a; Japanese

15-l79a: Spanish 18-213d.
DamasceniM. Johannes : tet

John of Damascus.
— , Nirolnii* 10-UlOa,
DAM ASCI US 7-7 >3c.
Damascus, John of : see John

of Damascus.

Damascus. Ala. 1-460 (O4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (1-2).
— , Oa, 11-762 (111).
— , Mil. 17-S2S (F.2).
— , Miss. 18-1100 i •
— , (). 20-J'i i 11-1 ;).
— , Pa. 21- 1 mi (M2).
DAMASCUS, s>r. 7-7<la: 26-

305 (113): 23-648 MM):
\-.,.i r ,'-,., u 5- ... .:. :

,-.,:•.. I i . • • • i. ,.-•! ol 3-

197a ; caravans 5-302a ;
climate 26-3oOo ; coinage
(early) 19-S90c ; fir.
5-360 ; ( irvat Mosque 2-
425c, 18-8990. 4-9090 ;
Khadra palace : tee thai
title ; Nabataean Inscrip-
tions 14-ii-.'iiu ; pilgrimage
to Mecca 5-302c ; postal
service instituted (7th cent.)
5-33b ; railways 13- J I -...
20-605a : -ilk inaniifa.-tun-
(<-. IHhoent.)7-785d; Turk
l-h pottery S-72'.i.l : Walit
1.'- iiiijirnv cuts S-34a.

— : //Won/ 26-itn-vl : 2O-605c ;
15-37 7 1>: nut i-< hri-tian out-
break (18611) 20-02 4c, l-32d:
Atabeg dyna-
Baldwin II. 7-.".:<l,l ; tint 1 1.-
(US B.C.) 7-983a: Cur
mathian conquest (971) 9-
96a ; crusaders 7-532a. 7-
S36c, 7-544b; Decapolls
league 7-91)9.1 ; Khalld's
siege (A. n. 636). l-89Sb ;
Mahommedan n-llirlon 17-
421li : M.-li.-ni.-t Ah
9-11211 : n-volt (152'P) 27-
447a ; Sargon 24-21!t.- : Si-l-
ink rulers 24-6()9d ; Sl.atir-
baraz. capture by 6-272b ;
Tlglath I'lleser 20-rtn-t.. 13-
787c ; walls destroyed (746)
5-39a.

— . Va. 28-118 (Cl).

— .prov.. Syr. 26-309b ; i

, pro

.in,',

Damascus. CTeed of 7-397c.

— llama railway 27-440b.

— steel : tee Damask steeL

— ware5-729a; 19-17C.
Damasias 3-4 4 Sa.
Damaslppna Athena2-829b.
DAMASK 7-7-*.-.d; dice 21

4411.. 8-J..-.1 ; lirnnan 21
455a : Italian silk 28-453b,
4-822b dig.).

Damaskeening : tee Damas-
cening.

DAMASK STEEL 7-786b.

Damasonium : ter Star-fruit.

Damastes (legend) : tee Pro-
crustes.

— (of Slgeum) 16-919h.
Damasn (Cyprian king)6-397c.
DAMASUS I.7-786b ;26-722b;

Ilitili- translation 3-881c
catacombs restored S-490b
Jerome 15-327c ; library
16-.'.48b ; record office 8-
303d.

- M 7-7SK.1 ; 20-722d.

Daman ware : tee Damascus

UA

!:: ' -.

I"!

14-

Dambovlta. rl».. Hum. : tee
•ma.
• . 14-381 (lIB

liniii-Danta, ludta: ate Dim •

DIIIII.

DAME (diet.) 7-7S7a.
— bin

I Mm, ,1, .l/oiuomni./>a 8-6SSd.

,., . . . -i-

Dame Ingteal (order) 7-248b.

. .•M-yiiiniir 7-69b.
Du ••. B[ K, 2»- '

.J; a-7B4b; Osman
Dlgna(1897)8-U8d.
Damerghu. dt»t-. VS.Af. 28-

Damerham. dlst.. WI1U. 28-

Dames. \V. : arrhaeopti-ryx 2-

3A5b ; • I-

Dames de la Fratcrnlte de St

George 15-857d.
Damesek Eltewr l-70b ; 7-

Damn Ferry. Oa. 11-751 (C2).
Dames' House* (Eton) 7-787a.
/M,. . MM Mite.
Dammme, EdouarU A. M. 10-

,. ,..
Dames Quarter, Md. 17- > 2*

(114).
DAME'S VIOLET (rocket) 7-

787c; 13-770c ; 12-21.1;

seed 11-2001) (fig.).
Dame r. HaM«in 2S-955C.
Datura. Ir.W.Af. 11-201 (D3).
Damgn. ili-i., \V..\f. 27-
Damgal-nunna : tee Damkina.
]., Bib • . ... :.: lMttto(180»

24- .-' Id.
I'.itimlm, Arab. 2-264 (B3) ;

DAMGHAN, Pers.7-787c; 21-

III).
— . prov., Pcrs. 21-188 (B-C1) ;

21-194(1.

Damh, int., Scot. 24-112 (C2).
— , lakr. .-..it. 24-112
Da HI lu-ad, Scot. : geology 10-

Daml, Uiuliano 18-40C.
Daml, is!., P.Is. 21-392 (C8).
Damiu (myth.) 4-1911) ; 23-

1-J .'.'...

11 (musician) 1-122.-.

DAM1ANI. P1ETRO 7-787c ;

chem forbidden 6-102b ;

marriages of clergy 5-602o ;

Daniiansv'l'lir. lll.>14-304 (C5).
Daminini . st 26-127C.
Dumiutrix 4-l!Mh.
DAMIEN. FATHER 7-788a ;
monument at Louvain 18-

DAMIENS. ROBERT FRAN-
eolt 7-7^-ia : 10-849a.

DAMIETTA (Tamlttll or Dim
yat). Egy. 7-7-Mi: 9-2-1 n H
i ; llritish occupation
(1882) 9-121d ; Greek cap-
ture (852/3) 5-49a ; silk

— Tphatnltlc) Month. Nile, 9-

22 (C-D1) ; 19-696a.
Damllaville. Ellennc ll-139a.
Damiorgi : tee Demiurgl.
Damlra, Egy. 7-788e.
DAMIRI .Kamal ud-dln Ma-

lioinm.-.l) 7-7--.- : 21-2'iOa.
DAM1RON.JEANPH1LIBERT

7-7SXd : 11-143.1.
DAMJANICH, JANOS 7-789a ;

13-U18b.

Damilri, Af. 4-26.'i» : 4-266c.
Damkina (myth.) 8-788d ; 17-

Damm. Gcr. 26-203h.

— (Alt). Cier. 11-SOS (E2).
Dammapet, India 14-382

(111).

DAMMAR 7-789b.
Dammara Au-stralia : ace Kauri

j.iti.-.

— oricntalbi 7-789b.

— viti.-nsiK : tee Dakna.
Dammartin and noulogne,

Rennnd I., count of 7-789O ;

4-337b.
DAMMARTIN, Fr.7-789c ; 10-

778 (F3).
Dammastock, mt., Pwitz. 26-

»42(E3): l-744a; 27-795d
Damme, Jean van : tee Frere-

Orban. II. .1. W.
DAMME, Ii.-lir. 7-7 89c ; 3-868

. l-.l . . E attack

(1213)9-1--. , 21-379d.

imiillll. B. Tan S4»-
i-Moog. IsL. Fr.I.C. 14-4U"

unmosM, A. L. IS-Me.

uunisct* bee. lake. U«r. 18-

imvocet. Kopeolck S»T88
•ii'i'ni'ti Mor. 18-841 (DJ) ;

Dnmnonll.
DAMOCLES 7-7X9,1.

: .r. riv., India 14-378
: ia-H7b; 24-lBtld.
Damodara Mlsra M-l74a.

.•i •
DAMOH. India 7-790a ; 14-

376(1(8); B-68le.
Damobwau 7-7 87 b ; 15-854a ;

17-.

li .n...i...||<- 7-7S7b.
Damol/. . i . 21-:>06a.

i ilrvrnd) 21-447d.
— liiiii-irian) 2O-38OC.

DAMON (I>ythagorean)7-790a.

n,on. Ark. 2-552 (D4).

Dun

— , III.. 14-304 (113).

I I.IMHill (7. Mil.) 2-306*.

Itainim and J'ithiat (R. Ed
ward«) 9-ii.l ; 8-519c.

Damoula 8-17 la.

Damopliiliix (xciilptor) 28-
656d: 23-475b.

DAMOPHON (wulptor) ^•
790)> ; 12- I'Jlu.

Damory. Gloa. : gooiogry 12-
1Mb.

Damosel : tee DamseL

Dutiiot (Deruio), Aby. 25-379
(Kl).

— , di«t., Aby. 15-027C,

Damour. A. 15-1231) ; 8-9 1 b ;
27-483b.

Diin om •• 19-.'. 1 '.

DAMP (dict.)7-790b.

DtimtH-r ii-;ik>-i 4-469a.

DAMPIER, WILLIAM 7-790h
ll-'i-.'iid ; ll-628d: Ans.
tralian exploration 2-958d
flamingoes lO-476a ; Leon
sacked 19-645a : Mexico
ravaged 18-338b ; New
Guinea 18-488d ; Kobintm
Crwoe 7-928d, 24-fill..

Dampicr, i-l.. Bismarck
Arrhlti. : tee Karkan.

— , str.. N.O. 19-4H7 (F2).

— .land, W.Aus. 2-960 (C3)

2-'l 1 "' '1

Dampicr,' synod of (1599) 19-

IH-, .

Dampicrrc, A. H. M. Plcot,

miiniuis of 11-1 73d.
^.Guy and Robert de : tee

FlamiiT-. Guy and Robert,

l-.lllllt.S of.

Dampicrre, FT. (Jura) 10-7 7 S
— . Fr. (Seine - et - Oise) 24-

— , fort, Langres 16-1 7 8s.
Dampicr's Archipelago, Anstr

2-960 (B3).

Damping (textiles) 10-378d.
— off (boU) ll-337b; 11-

Dampolls. Bnlg. : tee Yam

boll.
Damprcmy, Belgium 3-668

1 1. .1
Damiit. Jean Anguste24-509b

Damrau/Fr-Cong. 11-99 (Bl).
Damremont, C. M. D., count

of 1-651 b.

Dumrosch, Leopold 19-614b.
— . \V. .1. 19-83b.
Damsel (dirt.) 7-787a.
Damster Diep. canal, noil

12-613a.
Damnda group 14-377d ; 21-

177d.

Damuli, riv.. Cu. 7-596b.
Daniukdea Ghat, India 14-376

Daniiils, Ans. 26-242 (H2).
Damur (Tamyras), riv., Syr

2O-602 (C-DU : 16-346d.
— , cape, Syr. 20-602 (Cl ).
Damns-el-Karita. Carthage 8-

UTo

Damvant, Swltx. 26-242 (B2).
DamviHe, H. de Montmorency

seigneur of : tee Montmor

. '.. \ .

Dsmvllle. FT. 10-77 <(E3).
Damvillers. FT. 16-7 7 S (O3).
Damvan (Servian cleric) 24

,;.„;. .
DAN i liihl.) 7-79U ; 16-5!3d

19-167C.
— (Danish hero) 8-28b.

DAK. Pal. 7-791*.

Ira. 14-7 II OtJ):

tj.

•

MBT-7*ld.
— . K. M. 7-79Jb ;

3— i

— , FRANCW 7-79ta.
— . JAMES D WIGHT 7-79U ;

onral mrfs 7-1 Mr; msrltw

4VOOMfl(SOiBH ro^TKJUi* 6*iv*101Ov i

volcanic bomb* 4-
•, Jamw »>eetnan 18-579e.
— . RICHARD HENRY

—.RICHARD HI ' .

7-7*Xc ; U»uit(le66)

26-5H3b.
Dana. 111. 14-304 (Dl).
— , Ind. 14-4*1 ('
— , Turk. A-. »-47M.
— , Wyn . lt—74 (K4).
— , bay. Green. U-54*>a.
— . M.. Mai. Arch. I

17-488 (Ei).

. Ul.. Mal.Arth. (B*TU Is.)

17-468 (E5).
— . mt., C'al. 8-8 (D3) : 8-8b.
Danaban. India 14-378 ( I -K i).
DANAE (myth.) 7-7»3b.

81 It. : 38-.'.3tc;
21-738b (nf.).

6430 ; «ynanglum 36-532C.
DanaeopUrris 27-lS9d.
Danaens. Lambert 2-576c.
Danagalehs, tribe: tee Don-

golawl.

Danal. Sum. 18-71 (112).
Danaldac 13-475h.
Danaldes 7-793c ; Tbeamo-

phorla 28-840b.
Danalnae 16-477a ; nilmkry

18-l'J.M-. 6-734b ; sexaal

dlmorphimi 16-469d.
Danais. hundred, Ilerts. 13-

. . id.

Danaitr 18-5790.
Danak28-486d.
Danakil, du-t.. Af. : tee Alar.
— , tribe : tee Afar*.
Danann, Tuatha De : an

Tuatha De Danann.
DANAO. P.Is. 7-793c; 21-391

(E5).

— . riv.. P.I«. 7-793C.
Danaol 9-85d.
Dananrls. riv., Rusa. : tee

Dnieper.
Dami-tor. riv.. Rosa. : at*

-ter.

DANA US (mvth.) 7-793C,
Dan Kaxsorah 3-l91a.
DANBUR1TE 7-793d.
DANBURY, Conn. 7-793d ; 6>

952 (1)4).
—.Ess. 8-424 (TV. D3) : •»

7- 1

—.la. 14-732 (112).
— , N.C'. 19-772 (111).
—, Neb. 19-324 (D4).
— , N. 11. 19-490 (I>4).
DANBY. FRANCIS 7-794b.
— , Henry Danvers, earl of 26>

Ki42d; botanical gardens.

Oxford 28-4 13b.
— . Thomas Osborne. earl of :

>ee Leeds. Thomas Osborue,

1st duke.

Danby, Cal. 5-8 (F4).
— . N.Y. 19-596(03).
— , Vt. 19-490 (AS).
— !castle,York«. 8-411 0.G4);

28-935C.
— , hill. Vt. 19-490 (AS).

— Wiske. Yorks. 9-4 1 2 (I. F.4).
Dancart (wood-carver) 24-

DANCE, CHARLES 7-794d.
— .George (the elder) (1700-

1768) 7-794C.
— , George (the younger)

M 741 1825) 7-794d; 25-

— . James 7-794C.

— . Sir Nathaniel ll-30d.

DANCE 7-794d; ballet 3-
269h ; Basque 3-487d ;
Echtcrnach procession 8-
884b ; Egyptian 8-32c ;
epidemic 8-ilOc: Greek
choral (anc.) 8-488b. 6-27Od:
Greek (mod.) 12-431d;
Japanese drama 8-486b;
Mexican bird-dance 18-33Sh:
Morris dances : ter Ikal
tOle ; musical rhythm 23-
t78a. 25-402b. 3-266.1 : N.
Am. Indians 14-473 : pagan
ceremonial 8-497(1. 6-1 41b;
religions 7-796d. 6--7b;
Semitic religion 3-88d {
Seville cathedral 34-731d.

— (her.): <rr Dancy-
Dance-Uolland, Sir N. 7-794O.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

219

DANCE-DARW To make ful1 use of thls Index it Is essential to read the

instructions given on Page I.

Dance of Death (literature) 11
120c : see also Macabre.

" Dance of Death " (Holbein
6-331c; 28-799C.

" Dance of the Muses " (Man
tegna)20-471d.

Dancer, Ann Street :
Barry, Ann Street.

Dancetty 13-317d.

Danchurch, Warwick. 8-260d.

Dancing, pt. Can. 17-584 (Bl)

Dancing bird 20-6580.

— Btairs 25-765b.
DanckoliuauQ, Eberhard 4

4Mb.

Dancle, Sic. : see Messina.
Daneo, Lieut. 21-965d.
Danco Land, region, Antarc

21-961 (.M-A) ; 25-5160.
DANCOURT, FLORENT CAR-

ton 7-800d.
Dancy, Ala. 1-460 (A2).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C-D2).
Dancy (her.) 13-317d.
Dancyville, Tenn. 26-620 (B2)
Dand, Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Danda, India 14-376 (K5).
Dandaloo, N.S.W. 19 - 538

.

Dandan-uilig, ruins, Turkest.

27-420 (F4); 27-425b.
Dande, list., Port.W.Af. 2-

39d.

— , riv., Ang. 6-923 (A5) ; 2-
38c.

DANDELION 7-801b ; bracts

10-555a ; leaf 16-3240 (flg.);

ovule 10-572c(flg.).
Dandenong, Viet. 28-38 (El).
Dandi Dasnamis (sect) 13-

508b.
Dandle Dinmont terrier 8-

375d.

Dandled roving 25-107b.
Dandin (Hindu poet) 24-lTlo ;

24-182a ; 8-481a.
Dan Direch (Irish verse) 5-

C.li-'c.

Dandis 13-508a.
DANDOLO (family) 7-SOld.

— , Andrea 7-802c ; 22-9a.

— , Enrico 7-801d ; 27-1004C.

— , VINCENZO 7-802d.

" Dandolo " (battleship) 24-

904b.
Dandot, India 14-376 (E3) ;

22-654d.

Dandote group 21-177d.
Dandridge, Tenn. 26-620 (HI).
Dandugu, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(D-E3).
Dandn Panth : see Nana

Sahib.
DANDY 7-SOSa.

— (carriage) l-802d.

— fever : get Dengue.

— horse : see Draisine.

— loom 7-287a.

— roll 20-733d.

— roving frame 25-1 07b.
Dane. Sir Louis l-319a.

— , Nathan 7-67 Ic.
Dane. Wis. 28-740 (D5).

— , riv., Ches. 9-416 (II. C3) ;
8-70b; 6-89d; geology 21-
87c.

Daneau, L. : see Danaeus, L.
Dane Bank, Lanes. 17-545

(map).

Danebrog : see Dannebrog.
Dane Co., Wis. 28-740 (D5).
Daneft 4-784C.

DANEGELD7-803b; 13-451b.
Dane Hall, Harvard Univer-

sity 22-754a.
Danehof 8-30a.
Dane-hole : see Dene-hole.
Daneion : see Ekdosis.
DANELAGH, dist., Eng. 7-

803c : 9-475b ; 28-S.Hc.
Danes (Scandinavian raiders) :

tee Vikings.
Danes, isl., Arct. 21-938 (B2) ;

25-7 09a ; Andree's expedi-

tion (1897) l-971b.

— Cast, fortification. Ire. 2-
562b.

Dttneshkina, riv., Russ. As. 28-

•140.
Danevtrka (Danewerk) : see

Dannewerk.

Danewort : see Dwarf elder.
DanFodio(Fula) : seeOthman

Dan Fodio.
Danforth, Charles 7-305b ; 25-

686c.
Danforth. IU. 14-304 (D3).

— , Me. 17-434 (E3).

— , hills, Colo. 6-722 (Bl).
Dania-gol, lake, Turkest. 6-

168 (E2).
Dan^an, castle. Ire. 14-744

(E3).

Dangara25-142d.
Dange, riv., Ger. 18-104a.

— , tribe 15-628a.
Dan?eau, Marquis de 8-1 68c.
Danffeni, Rum. 23-826 (A-B1).
Danger, isl., Ind.O. 5-800d.

— , pt., Cape Coh 5-226b.

Danger, pt., N.S.W. 19-538
(Gl); 19-537C.

— , pt., Queens. 2-960 (15).

— , pt~, Viet. 28-38 (A3).
Danger angles 19-295a.
Danger ball 7-505c.
DANGEHFIELD, THOMAS 7

804b ; Green Ribbon Club

12-550d, 24- is tli.
Danger Group, isls., Pac.O.

see Pukapuka.
Dangerous Performances Acts

(1879 and 1897) 26-738d.

— space (musketry) 23-331O.
Dangeville, Captain 22-7 (ilia.
Dangha Varma (Chaudel chief

4-797d.

Dang-la, mts., Tib. 26-918a.
Dango-gompa, China 6-168

<G3).

— , Tib. 6-168 (F4).
Dangra-yum, lake, Tib. 26-9 IB

(Cl); 26-9 18a; 26-926a.
Dangs, dist., India 14-382

(E9); 26-117b.
Dangu, fortress, Fr. 12-52b.
Danh (African chief) 7-736a.
Dauh-Rbi (god) 2-52b.
Danholm (Strehla), isl., Ger.

25-981C.
Dani, Abu, &c. : see Eldad

Ben Mahli.

— , Giovanni Battlsta : see
Doni, G.B.

Dania, Fla. 10-540 (F5).
Danian group 7-415b ; 11
670b ; l-644a ; fossils 5

sor.b.
Daniassi, tribe, W.Af. 2-

725b.

Danichich, Gyuro 24-698a.
Daniel, St (bp. of Bangor) 28-

261d.

— (bibl. : of Ezekiel) 7-804d ;
10-104b.

DANIEL (bibl. : prophet) 7-
804b ; additions to 7-807c ;
apocalyptic book 2-1 7 Ib;
prophecy and interpretat ion
2-12.!a, 2-170a; sarcopha-
gus 15-755c.

— (bibl. : son of David and
Abigail) : see Chileab.

— (king of Galicia) ll-402b.
DANIEL (of Kiev) 7-808a.

— (of Moscow) 18-S93d.

Arnaut: «eeArnaut Daniel.
GABRIEL 7-808b.
le Pore 11-1 31b.
Robert 19-7 7 Sc; 25-505a.
SAMUEL 7-808c; 9-620a ;
censor of stage 28-327d ;
didactic poetry 8-203b ;
Drayton compared 8-558d ;
epistle introduced 9-702c ;
pastoral 20-897b.
Daniel, isl., Pac.O. : see Arno.
Daniel (Caedmon MS.) 4-

935b.
Daniel a, Jesu : see Floyd, John.

— al Qumlsil3-172c.
Daniel b. Hilda i 10-7 1 b.
Daniel, Book of 3-854c ; 3-

-

.i -.ii.
Daniel da Parma 28-1047.1.

— Ddn : see Evans, Daniel.
Daniel Deronda (G. Eliot) 28-

WTd.
Daniele da Volterra : see

Ricciarelli, Daniele.
Daniel, History ot 2- 1 23b.
DANIELL, JOHN FREDERIC

7-809c ; 3-532b.

— . Samuel: see Daniel, Samnel.

— , THOMAS 7-8090.

— , William 7-809d ; 18-7b.
Daniella thurifera : see Frank-

incense tree.
Daniell cell 9-223d ; 22-207b ;

26-5 13a.
Daniels, C. M. 26-232d.

— , Samnel 6-41 8b.
Danielaen, Daniel Cornelius

19-162d.

Danielson, Conn. 6-952 (H2).
Daniel Stern (pseud.) : see

Agoult, M. C. S. de Flavigny,

Comtesse d*.
Danielsville, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (L-M4).

Danil of Kiev : see Daniel of

Kiev.

Danilewski, Basile 21-538a.
Danilewsky, C. 1-2708,

— (zoologist) 12-806c.
Danilewskya : see Haemo-

gregarina.

Danilo I. (of Montenegro) 18-
772b.

— II. (of Montenegro)18-772c.

— (Montenegrin prince) 19-
651d.

Danilo (order) 15-865d.
Danilov, Russ. 23-872 (E4) ;

28-907b.
Danilovgrad, Monten. 18-767

(A-B21 ; 18-768C.
Danish Bible Society 3-907b.

— Church History Society 7-
98b.

Danish language 24-297d ; 24
294c ; 26-673b ; 8-39o ; old
24-297b.

— Literature Society 7-98b.
Danishmand (dynasty) 24

610a.

Danish Missionary Society 18
587d. • '

— West India Co. 24-49b.
Danit* : see Eldad Ben Mahli.
Danites (Mormon band) 18-

843d.
Daniyal (son of Akbar) 3-

763b.
Danjong - Ka (dialect) 26-

919a.

Danjou (chemist) l-900b.
Danjoutin, FT. 3-667b.
Dankali (dialect) 8-199c.

Dankar (Dankhar), India 14
376 (H3).

Dankaur, India 15-553b.

Dankia, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (E-
F5).

Dankov, Russ. 23-872 (E5) ;
23-948C.

Dankwarderode, Brunswick,
Ger. 4-690c.

Danmark fjord, Green. 21-93S
(A2).

Dannagual : see Dyfnwal.

Danniis. Swed. 26-190 (B3).

DANNAT, WILLIAM T. 7-
809d.

Dannebrog, Neb. 19-324 (F3).

Dannebrog (Danish flag) 10'
t.'i.'ic ; 8-31a.

— , order of the 15-863a ; 6-
685b ; cross 7-507d.

DANNECKER, JOHANN

Heinrich von 7-810a.

Dannemora, N.Y. 19 • 596
(Gl).

—, Swed. 26-190 (D-E1); 26-
194a.

Dannenberg, house of : see
Brunswick -Wolfenbuttel.

Dannenberg (Russian general)
14-374a.

Dannevirke, N.Z. 19-624 (F4).

DANNEWERK (Danncvirke),
fortification, Den. 7-810b ;
8-24 (B4).

Dan-no-ura: battle (1155) 15-
259b.

Darmstadt, Ger. 11-808 (II.
m9).

Dano, lake, Java 3-356a.

Dano-Norwegian (Rigsmaal)
language 19-818b.

Danry, Jean Henri : tee La-
tude, Jean Henri.

Dansa (diet.) 22-498d.

Dausai, dist., Fr.I.C. 14-494C.

Dansal, India 14-376 (F3).

Danse basse 7-797b.

" Danse des Amours " (Corot)
2-7 OOa.

Danse haute 7-797b.

Danse Macabre : see Dance of
Death ; Macabre.

Danser, Simon 3-383c.

Dan Sidi (emir) 28-960b.

Danske Landmands Bank,
Copenhagen 8-26c.

Dansk Folke Museum, Copen-
hagen 7-97d.

Dans Rook, mt., Md. 2-207d.

Dan's Town : see Danville.

Dansville, Mich. 18-372 (F7).

DANSVILLE, N.Y. 7-8lOc;
19-596 (C3).

DANTE Utah poet) 7-810c ;
14-901b ; 14-902C ; Albertus
Magnus's influence l-504c ;
Boccaccio's life of 4-104a ;
Botticelli's illustrations 4-
307d, 4-308c ; canzone In-
vented 5-224a ; Cary's trans-
lation 5-439a; Clno da
Pistoia 6-377c ; comic style
6-759b ; De FuZffart Eloquia
7-470a ; Guido da Polenta
21-977d ; John, king of
Saxony 15-4 I4c; prose work
22 - 455a ; researches In
languages 22-492a : scholar-
ship of 6-452b ; on simony
25-13.V; Templars defended
26-S98C ; tomb 22-925a, 16-
932b.

— , Giovanni Battista 1-260C.

— , Girolamo : see. Tiziano.

Dante, Va. 28-118 (Bl).

' Dante Alighieri " (battle-
ship) 24-904C.

Dante de Maiano 14-9008.

Dante Society 19-798a.

Danteswari (goddess) 3-499a.

Dantewara.India 14-382 (1 10);
15-641a.

' Dante Symphony " (Liszt)
16-781C.

Danthonia 12-372a.

— scabra 12-37 la.

Danti, Egnacio 5-106c.

— , Vincenzio 24-496b.

DANTON, GEORGES
Jacques 7-817b; 10-854C ;
committee of Public Safety

10-8560 ; downfall ll-164b
Girondists opposition 10
855o ; policy 10-857 b
Robespierre 23-41 8b.
' Danton " (battle-ship) 24

Dantsic : see Danzig.
Dantun, India 14-382 (M9).
Danube, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
DANUBE, riv.. 7-819d ; 3-4
(G4) ; 11-808 (D4) ; 23-826
(D2); ancient 23-648 (E2)
Austria 2-970d ; Berlin
treaty 3-7 91b; canal pro
jected 9-917c ; delta 23
381a ; European commis
sion 7-821d ; geology 11-
807c ; Hungary 13-895b
length and basin area 9-909c
navigation 7-820d, 26-31 8e
9-940b ; Rumania 23-825d ;
Servia 24-687a ; Trajan's
bridge 2-1 86b.

Danube-Adriatic Railway 15-
84c.

Danube Canal, Vienna 28-50c.

Danube-Main Canal : see Lud-
wig's canal.

Danubian Principalities : see
Rumania.

Danubius : see Danube.

Danubyu, Burma 4-847a»

Danum, Yorks. : see Don-
caster.

Danus, people 15-958c.

Danuvius : see Danube.

Danvers, Henry, earl of
Danby : gee Danby.

— , Lady 8-41 7d.

— , Sir John 6-25a ; 9-286c.

Danvers. 111. 14-304 (C3).

DANVERS, .Mass. 7-S23c ; IT
852 (E-F1).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B5).

Danviken, Swed. 25-935 (B2).

D'Anville, B. : map of Africa
17-648b.

Danville, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— , Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— , Can. 22-724 (D3).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).

— , la. 14-732 (F4).

DANVILLE, 111. 7-823d; 14-
304 (E3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E5) ; 14-424b.

— . Kan. 15-654 (F.3).

DANVILLE, Ky. 7-824a; 15-
740 (133).

— , Me. 17-434 (B4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (E3).

— , N.H. 19-490 (E6).

— ,0.20-26 (F4).

DANVILLE (Dan's Town), Pa.
7-8241. ; 21-106(14).

— , Torn. 26-620 (C-D'l).
DANVILLE. Va. 7-824c ;

28

1 1 8 (C4).

— , Vt. 19-490 (C3).

— , Wash. 28-354 (Gl).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

Danz (fornkvaedi) ballads 14-
235a.

Danzig, Pierre F. J. Lefebvre,
duke of : see Lefebvre.

DANZIG, Ger. 7-824d ; 11-
808 (Gl) ; architecture 2-
421b ; dockyard 8-366b ;
housing 13-825b ; Marien-
kirche 2-406d ; siege (1577)
25-887b; siege (1807) 19-
•-'-' I... 15-639c ; siege (1813)
10-930a.

— , bay, Ger. 11-808 (Gl) ; 11-
805c : 9-908d.

Danzig Bible (1632) 21-925b.

Danziger Tiefe, deep, Baltic 3-
286d.

Danzig flr : see Scotch flr.

— spruce 10-395C.
Dao, P.Is. 21-392 (C5).
— , P.Is. 21-392 (D5).

— , Isl., Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E5).
— , riv., Port. 25-530 (B2) ;

22-1 35b.

Daokoba : see Brahmaputra.
Daolatabad, Afg. 1-307 (Dl).
Daolatyar, Afg. 12-953a.
Doonella (zool.) 27-260a.

— (Lommeli) 27-260d.

— beds (geol.) 27-260d.
Daoukli Xynias, lake, Gr. 12-

424 (Dl); 26-843a.
Daoulas, FT. 10-778 (B3) ; 10-

382d.

Dapedius (geol.) 15-570b.
Daphaenus 5-:i76b.
DAPHLA HILLS, dist., India

7-825b ; 14-376 (PI).
Daphlapur, state, India 15-

280c.

Daphlas, tribe 7-825b.
Daphle (clan) 15-280c.
DAPHNAE (Taphne, Tahpan-

hes, Defenneh), Egy. 7-825c;

9-22 (D2) ; 15-324c.
Daphnandra aromatica 22-

733c
Daphne, Ala. 1-460 (B5).

— (Beit-el-Ma), Antioch 2-
130d; 2-243C; 20-142a.

Daphne, monastery, Gr. 12-
424 (E3); 2-387c ; mosaics
4-909b.

— , pass, Gr. 2-832a.

DAPHNE (myth.) 7-825d.

DAPHNE (shrub) 7-825d ; 13-
773d; 16-283d.

— alpina 16-284a.

— Cneorum : see Garland
flower.

— collina 16-284a.

— Fortune! 16-284a.

— laureola : see Spurge
laurel.

— mezereum : see Mezereon.

— papyrifera 3-848a.

— striata l-754a.
DAPHNEPHORIA (festival) 7-

825d.

Daphnephoros (Apollo) : see
Apollo.

— (Hercules) 13-346d.

— (laurel bearer) 7-826a.
Daphnotin 12-143a.
Daphnla 9-657c: 9-16c ; 28-

368c ; variability 27-911b.

— hyaliua 16-89a.
Daphniidae 9-657c ; 13-350c ;

9-657b; 23-1 nib.
Daphnin l2-143a.
DAPHNIS (myth.) 7-826a.
Daphnis and Chloc (Longus) 7-

319d; 16-986d; 11-127C.
Daphnito 6-256d.
Daphnoesitta 19-919d.
Daphnoudi, cape, Gr. 12-424

(B2).
Daplmus, Gr. 12-440 (D2) ; 21-

— , riv.| Gr. 12-440 (C-D2).
Dapifer (ofHce) 10-441b.
Dapitau, P.Is. 21-392 (1)6).
Dapoli, India 14-382 (Ell).
Dappes, val., Jura Mts. 15-

566c.

Dapping 2-28b.
Dapsang, mt., India : see K2.
Daption capensis : see Pintado

Petrel.
D'Apudy : see Chezy, Antoine

L. de.

Dapuri, India 22-73c.
Daqiqi : see Dakiki.
Daquilla tree : see Lace-bark

tree.

D'ar : see Tyre.
Dar, lake. Annum. 14-498

(F5).

— , riv., Wales l-45b.
Dar (tower) 2-259b.
Dara (prince) 2-923a ; 9-127a.
Dara, AsiaM. 26-305 (Dl) ; 18-

185b.

— , Gr. 12-424 (D3).
— , Phoenicia : see Tyre.
— , Sud. 26-9 (B3) ; 7-831b ;

9-127a ; 1-919 ; 6-272a.
Darab, Pers. 21-188 (B-C1) ;

7-826b ; 10-190a.
DARAB, dist., Pers. 7-826b ;

10-190a ; 21-196c.
Daraban, India 14-376 (D4).
Darabani, Rum. 23-826 (Al).
Darabgerd, Pers. : see Darab.
Darabjird, Pers. : see Darab.
Darabukkeh : see Egyptian

drum.

Darae, Asia M. : see Dara.
Dara-Eke 16-98c.
Darag, mt., Somlnd. 25-379

(F4).
Daragh Phadric, well, Ire. 10-

274c.

Daragmaneh 28-486b.
Dar Ahanin, C.Asia : see

Buzghol-Khana.
Dara-iyya, Arab. : see Deraiya.
Darakhsh,Pers.21-188(C-D2) ;

15-635a.

Darakutni (Egyptian tradi-
tionalist) 9-105d.
Dar-alag5z, mts., Cauc. 5-

547a.

DaraU, riv., Aby. 25-379 (B4).
Daram, chan. P.Is. 21-392

(E5).

Daramulun (god) 2-957c.
Daranagar, India 15-412c.
Daranka, Asia : see Seistan.
Darapur, India : see Dhara-

puram.

Daras, Asia M. : see Dara.
Daras (Afghan term) l-308d.
Darasan, Sib. 27-170b.
Dara Khikoh : see Dara

(prince).
Daratole, Aby. 25-379 (D4) ;

25-382b.

Daraw, Egy. 9-40 (B3).
Darayavaush : see Darius.
Darazi, Ismael 8 • 604a ; 9-

96c.

Darba, India 18-807d.
Darband, India 14-507d.
Dar Banda, dist., C.Af. 22-

765d.
Darbant, riv., C.Asia : see

Shirabad-darya.
Darbar : see Durbar.
Darbeji, India 14-376 (BTX.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

220

To make lull use of this Index It It cntontlal to read the

given oa I'mgc I.

DANCE-DARW

DAHBHANGA. India 7-HJ8C ;

11- >78 il.8l.
—.dist, lodto 7-sJ8c; 1

D'ARBLAY. FRANCE* 7-

s«8d : 8-635a,
D'Arbanne, licsvou. rlv.. La.

GEORGES 7-

,Mkjs.U-600dl4).
Abraham (1677 1717)

— "Abraham (1711 1783) 8-

593. i I
—.Abraham (1750-1791) 8-

593a; 4-54U.
— .Admiral George l-847a;

ll-94*a.
— . J. (Jumper) 15-J54b ; 15-

— . John Nelson 21-884.-.

l>.rl,>. M...H 14-::.. I..'..

— . Pa. 81-106 (1.7).

Itarbf and Joan (Henry Wood-

Darby Creek, rir.. Pa. !

iK.il
Darby Itea : tee

Brethren.

I'.irl.v-- ,.i ..... „ 14--I-.I.I

Darbyvlfie, la. 14-738 (£<).

— ,0. 10-26 (UJ>.

— . P«. 21-106 (Al).

D'Arc, Jeanne < Jeanneton) :

ar* Joan of Are.
Daroet, Jean ll-:<69a.
Darch. isl.. Can. 18-378 (HS).
Darchendo. Tibet : tee Tachl-

DARCY, THOMAS DARCY.
baron 7-828d : 2-762c.

— . II. P. G. 14-6U; 14-69c ;
14-S2I,.

— . John 28-6Ud.
Darcy. Ark. 2-552 (D2).
Darey and Conyers. Lords :

•re Hoidernesse, earls of.

Darcy r. Allen 18-733c.

Dard. people, India 7-S29d ;
12-21b ; 21-209d.: 8-198a.

Dardai (tribal division) 26-
'.'l.i.i.

li.ir.l.tn.-ll.'. Ark. Z- -.'..• (BS).

DARDANELLES, Turk.As. 7-
8»9b; 2-760(02).

DARDANELLES ( 11,-llospont)
«tr. 7-S29a ; 2-780 (A3) ; 27-
488 (D-E3); International
agreement (1841) 27-4 58o :
KaUel's theory 14-498c ;
HuMian merchant ships
(1774) 23-902a ; Russo-
Turkish aneement (1833)
23-aiUI) ; Venetian victory
inl-issb; warships, passage
of 4-286b.

Dardanl, people 7-982d; 7-

.
Dardanla (Dardanus). Asia M.

I7-317b.
— .div.. IllTTleum 23-648 (ES);

23-649 (Bf)j 7-727b; 18-

•-.1 ML

Dardanlans : tee Dardanl.
DARDANUS (myth.) 7-829o ;

Penates taken to Troy 21-

854, 27-31 7a.
Dardanus, Asia H. : tee Dar-

Dardenne. Mo. 18-808 (F3).

Dar Dims, plain. A.K.Sud. 7-
H30c.

DARDISTAN, dl«t., India 7-
8»9o ; 14-378 <E-F2) ; 14-
487b : trr alto Uilgit.

Dard Mir 13-488d.

Dare, Va. 19-775c.

Dare (tool.) : tre Dare.

Dare Co.. N.C. 19-772 (G2).
-

.

Darekh 27-878C.
Darel, prov., India 12-20b.
Dar el Baida, Mor. : tee Casa
blanoa,

— eJ Bey, Tun. : tee Enflda
TiUe.

— el Dandl. Mor. 18-s.il (D2).

— el Bamra, Arab. 2-284 (C3) ;
U-SlSh.

Darembenr, Charles V. 18-fi !<-.
Daren. mt«.. \..\f. : ter Atlas.
Darend,'. Turk. A*. 2-760 (G3) :

9-103a : ! 1 :

(D2). 13-S36d.

Dareniro. rlr.. It. 26-212 (On.
DarenUrlv.. Kent l«-942(E:i):

is-; ii-.i..
Darentamnthan : trr Dart-

month.
Darenth. Kent 16-942 (F3) :

18-7390 : 16-9480.

— . Sooth. Kent 16-942 (F3).
Daren (Trojan boxer) 22-

Dawsburv. Ghee. 1«-139 (C3).

II

DARES PHRYOIUS 7-ltM

27-.I7. II-
DAII-tS-lALAA

86-

Dam.t- i .m.ii.. l§-7 .
DARCSTK DC LA CHAV

ann.. Anioln* ElUaketb CM-

«b*7>8JOa.
— DELA CHAVANNE. ROD-

olptte Mad. 1. 1 ii. Cteopha* I-

• I
^••V I'nrwt <fc KffUto

Trolae kUarv> 27-31

JSr . .'
DarMown. N.J. lt-Jo» din.

(A8).

Darflpld. Y«.rk«. 2B-i»:i ::
UARFUH. • K^nd.

K II .1 . M-

9 (A I

12-liM: l.ninil rn

• •< 14-M7&O ; Uahdi re-

l.rllli.n 9-TJ7...

DARGAI. In.li.. 7-vl|,|
178 (D-K2) : l*-798d.

. India
xta.
Danranl. gorve. Cauo.

14.

.
7-831d; 26-

anranl.

Danrarllie. \./. 19-ii-j I (HI).
DanrA (Kin of Sahxlu) 1-u 1 .1.
D'Anrent, bay. Nf.l. 19-179

Iianclil-Kaltakh (dialect) 7-

DartthK tribe 16-lsn.l; 5-

,1-1,.
Darrle. rlr.. Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

Dargo. dUt.. Rom. 7-7 29d.
DARGOMIJSKY, ALEX-

ander Scrnlvleh 7-S:<2a.
Uar llninid. dint., Kordofan

15-907 b.

Darzon (Jurlxt) !S-i84a.
Dar Hoinr. plain. A.K.Sml. 26-

9(113) ; 15-907 a.
Darl (carpet) 5-:t94b.
Daria-l-MAhalu. lake. Per*. 21-

188(I<:i).

Daria Khan. India 14-378 <CS).
Darial. fort. Cauc. 7-83Sa.
DARIAL, Konrc. Cauc. 7-83S* ;

23-874 (II. l)-l)\ S-552c;

28-IOHh.

Darialanl. Cauc. : tee Darial.
Darlan. canal : nee Mlnab.
Darlba, moHuue, India IS-

nso,

Darlbah (meaanre) 28-491c.
Darlo (coin) 19-903d ; 6-299b ;

7-833a-

Darien. ('.Am. 20-66id.
Conn. 8-952 (Aft).
Oa. 11-752 <E4).
N.V. 19-596 (li:i).
\Vis. Z8-740(E6).
DARIEN, .list.. C.Am. 7-832a ;
5-678 (C6-D7) : l-806c.
gulf, Colom. 6-701 (A2).
rlv.. Pan. : tee Tulra.
. ints.. C.Am. 2O-G64C.

— Indians : tee Cunaa.

— Scheme 7-S32b ; 24-453d ;
Pateraon 20-9 lie; relief
expedition 3-71 5c; Tweed'
dafc'B attitude 27-491 b.

Daries, Petros Johannes An-

drew 21-348a-
Darim Ogale, Somlnd. 25-:: 7 si

(01).
Darimon. Louis Alfred 10-

MOo.

" Daring " (ship) 24-916a.
Darini, people 14-757C.
Darlnjan. Pcrs. 10-1 '.Kid.
Darlnje. Asia M. 14-«76c.
Darlo. Antonio 24-105d.
Darloly, gorge, Cauc. : let

Dartm. tribe 10-1750.

Dario Palace. Venice 2-4 lid.

Darlorlfnim, FT. :' tee Vannen.

Darlibo Elldonlo : tee Parinl.
Giuseppe.

DARIUS I. i Ily«tnspl9)7-832c:
21 -207 b; 3-S70b ; coinage
19-903c : Danube bridire
13-527a : Dcmaratus 7
979d : Egyptian cannl 26-
22o. 9-27d : Egypt nn.l.-r 9-
87d ; Getae subdued 11
91 la: Haooai 12--III
Identlflratlnn with Darius
• Mi-,|e " 7-sr>6h : In
Boriptinn- 3-rt-.«,i. 14-«2Sd.
-• «c. 12-868d; Jewish
rellirlnns reTlval IS-
palaces 2-377a. 26-181d .
Paeon Inn woman ston- 20-
447c : In Prrtar of Aeschy-
lus l-274a ; Phraorte* de-
feated 21-534b ; satrapies
24--.MOC : Soythlan Invasion
24-.ma ; «eal-< hud. r 11
363a (PI. I. flg. 4): tomb
21-lS6a, 2-377b(flg.).

it M, i.,,., ?

2t-.-n<. j--;i,. .

KOI'liui, r. >.,!! 9-"-«. I. .11, 1,
21-.

1-1,

•ndrr'. Mvullallun. I-.-.47. :

..' .. I. : • ' 10.

ii.-t, . IMS zi-i • .

Mt-u« Atrupataoe) 7-
- • •

— (of 1'ontiu) 22-7U.

— ''tin Mode" (I.II.I.) 7-

i

DARJEKLINO. India 7-H33d :
1 I ,78 (\«); 2»--:i...
19-l77o: rainfall 13-17.1..

— , dlst.. India 7-H33d ; Urn-
onsM-iaia.

Himalayan railway 7>8>4b.
,«ii)..n. N.Mex. 19-ii«

.N.X. 19-624 (A7).

125- II I'd.
Diirk.- I ".. it. 2O-.'', i Ml.

W. 19-

Dorta* Entiland and the II ,,;/

0*1 (Booth) 4-24Ua.
Darkest England Scheme for

Social IleUef «4-101b.
Darkoah Dagh, nil.. Arm. 2-

565 (Cl).

DarkoL pass, India 12-20c.
DarkoU. state, India 22-653c.
Dark red sllTer ore : tee Py-

— sUde (phot.) 21-503c.

— whites (ethnol.) : tre Mel-
anochrolc race.

a(I«. 25-758 (Al) ;
25-7580.
Darter. F. O. C. 5-334d-

— , GEORGE 7-834 b.
Darley, Derby. 9-416 (II. D3) ;

8-7J...

— Abbey, Derby. 9-416 (II.
D4): 8-89C.

" Uarley Arabian " (horse) 18-

TI'.H.

Darllgen. Swltz. 26-242 (D3).
Darling, Sir Charles 11.

17-iOSa.

— , GRACE HORSLEY 7.

— . J. (cricketer) 7-444c; 7-
445b.

—.Sir Ralph 28-52 Ic; 2-

Darling, Cape Col. 25-466 (D9).

— , fort, India 14-376 <N8).
—.harbour, N.S.W. 26-278

(B2-C3); 26-279.

— . mU., W.Aus. 2-960 (B6) ;
28-5.190 ; geology 28-539c.

DARLING, riv., Austr. 7-834c ;
2-960 (G6) ; 2-943a ; ex-
ploration 2-960C ; geology
19-539b.

— Downs, Queens. 2-960c.
liiirlinirfc.nl. Viet. 28-38 (D2).
Darling Harbour Wharf,

N.S.W. 26-2790.
Iiarlingtiiirxt. X..S.W. 26-27S

(OS).
Darlington. Charlotte S.. coun-

tess of 13-836C ; 1S-727D.

— , Grace Vane, countess of
6-501b.

— , Henry Vane, earl of 6-
501b.

iwllev 28-537a.

DARLINGTON, l)ur. 7-834d ;

9-112 1 1. K:t) ; geology 8-

707a ; observatory 19-955d.

— , Ind. 14-422 (D4).

— , La. 17-54 (b5).

— , Md. 17-^2-Mill); 17-827d.

— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).

, N.S.U. 19-538 (C-D4).

— , Okla. 20-.1-* (1)2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (A-B4).

— , S.C. 25-500 (D-E2).

— , Sydney, N.S.W. 28-27 •<
(A1-B3); population 26-
279d.

— , WU. 28-740 (C6).

— Co.. S.C. 2S-.'.iio (D-E2).

— Height*. Vn. 28-1 IS (D3).
DARLINGTONIA 7-8:!Sa.
Darlington \or1hrrn Echo !•-

W4a.

Darlington's rock drill 4-4.'»l.
Darllnrnrirh. mansion. Soot. :

»crir Ardvorlich.
Darlow r. Sliuttleworth 2

Hid.

DARLY. MATTHIAS 7-835C.
Darma. pass. India 14-^7 « (II).
Dar Maba, C.Af. : »•' Wadai.

— Mahans, dist., Snd. 4-S09c.
Darmakieh. i-1.. Ited S. 15-

72e.
Darmeoteter. Arsene 7-SSfla.

— . JAMES 7-8:t5d : 13-242b.
DARMSTADT, Oer. 7-

11-808 (II. m9) ; library 16-
MM.

— . III. 14-304 (C5).
Darmiit. F.iry. 9-4n (B3).
Darnall. Yofks. 28-933 (D3).

I.W

14-JOa ; 12-7 Me.
iamr.ii.« i,. Md. 17-tll (KJ).

Uarnctial. K r.
.

10-; :• (ICl{;

— . rii i

Darney, Kr. 10-77-
liarin.. N.Af. : ttt iJerna.
DARNLEY. HENRY

Slewan. lord 7-Mii. . 17
817d; S4-446a: HaUoiir'*
j.Ilrlty 8-I55b ; l...i!.-
well's complicity 4-
oaaket letters 8-44Vd ;
KIIOX'H sermon 18-HNld.
LlTO I w. Hilgh, 8th earl
7-44.-..- ; 22-7 H2d.
— .John Htuart, lord : trr
Lennox, 1st earl of (2nd
creation).

Soot. : tee

—. bay. Can. 8-160 <E»).
Darnley jewel : tee '

!•

Darnley Mains. Boot 12-81

(map).
Dar Nuba, dlst.. Sod. 28-9

(B-C3); IC-OOTa.
I'.ir... c. -|.. 2S- . M K.'i.
Daroda, tribe 2S-380b.
Darogha (title) 21-194e.
DaroU. India 14-378 (ES).
Darol-l-Jehad : tee Belgrade.
Darom, dlst., Palestine 11-

434c.

Daron, Arm. 2-567d.
Daror. bay. Wash. 28-354

.c Ij.

Darragh. Pa. 21-106 (F7).
DarraB. Charles 17-5 4 7a.
Darra-l-Dahr, riv.. Pers. tl-

188 (C3).
DARRANG, dlst.. India 7-

837a ; 14-376 (O-P8) ; Akas

raids l-454a.
Darrell. William 13-926a.
Darrery. Isl., Ire. : tee Val

anesa.
D'Arrest's comet : tee Arrest's

comet.
Darricn pre«entment, Assize

of 2-783c.
Darrington. Wash. 28-354

(Dl).

— , Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
DarriwUl serlea 28-39o.
Darro, riv.. .-],. 12-335b.
Dorror, riv., Somlnd. 25-379

(F2J ; 2S-383b ; Kevoil1,.

cxplorationH 2S-380d.
Darroro, Nig. 19-678 (D3) ;

Fula settlement 19-250b.
Darrow, La. 17-54 (A-B).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
Darrow Junction, Ua. ll-7.',2

<B4).
Dar Hunga, dist.. Fr.Cong. 11

99 (Bl); 28-225D.
Darrynane, abbey, Ire. 14-744

(A5).

— . bay. Ire. 14-744 (AS).
Darsanas (Brahmanism) 4-

Dar Sargjna. Turk. As. : tee
Khorsabad.

— Shagia, N.E.Af. 19-844d.
Darsham, Sufi. 9-424 (IV. F2).
Darso: battle (1866) ll-467c.
D'Anonval incubator 14-364d.
Darsser Ort, cape, Ger. 11-808

dm.

Dar Sula, dlst.. Snd. 7-831a.
Dart, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , riv.. Dev. 9-430 (VI. E3) :

8-132b.

— (Little), rlv., Der.9-430(VI.

— (West), riv., Dev. 9-430 (VI.

Dart (astron.) : trr Sagitta.

— (fish) : tee Dace.

" Dart'' (ship) 19-970d.

Dart (weapon) 26-682d.

D' Artagnan (In Dumas' novels]
8-'. ,„ .

Dar Tanm, Pud. 9-1 27b.

Darter : trr Snake-bird.

DARTFORD. Kent 7-837b :
16-942 (E3) ; Dominican
nunnery 8-40.1b ; geology
15-737a.

Dartfnrd n-nrhler 28-608b.

Darthe. A. 3-94a.

Dartlngton. I>ov. 9-430 (VI.
KD: 8-1 34d.

DARTMOOR, plstran. Dev. T
•' >|. EJ): ar-

tillery practice camp 2-61 5b;
ooinmonable Inndu 6-782b ;
forest -oonrtu 17-156a; gro
logy 8-132C, 9-412d : prim

•vaj aellaolUcM 8-l>t«:
prisM T-STId. 22

24-DXIa.

I.AML or 7-

bcanm 7-

E

.

DARTMOUTH. Can. 7-M*s> ;

DARTMOUTH. Der. 7-»J»a ;
9-1 ..'i c\ 1. Kit.

— . >l«— 17-HAS (E-ri).

— , nit.. N II. 19-I-J-. IE3).

— . n».. < «n. 22-7^1 ih-ti.

•• litrUiiuulli " i.l..|.i 24-V096.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE!
.VII. 7-..»l. ; law oaw 2S-
460b ; obwrraUitT lt-9594.
cxxlward

— college r. Wc

17-

.

— fnlvenlty, N.H. 7-sJ»d.
Dar Tokonavi. dist.. A.E.fSod.

1-110 < r J>.

Darton, Yorks. 28-933 (Ct).
Dartoci layer of masclr 25-

] - ••
DarUemdo, China : trr Ta-

eblen-lu.
Dartuch, cape. Bal.Ii. 2C-110

^, -V £/•!-••>

Ic: Anslo-

. :.• 3-1-J, :

hanlstan 18*

Dam. Napoleon, count : dla-
annament scheme 18-87 Jd ;

DAH"U?>*PIERRE AMTOINE

No«l Bruno, eount 7-839C.
Daru. N.G. 19-1-7 (D3).
—.lake, Tit,. 26-916 (Cl).
Dar uld Miafai. Mor. 18-851
DSJ

— ul-Salam, Bor. : tee Brunei.

— Uma, plain, >ud. 7-830c.
Darnma. rir., Fr.NV.Af. 11-105

rC ,,

D.A.Kns*ell. ft., Wyo.8-I18a.
Darns skadet aga (Turkish

..!! .-, ,1, IZ-'.'M ,

Darnrar. Hung. 2-4 (E4) ; 18-
I04b.

Darraz. dist.. Turkest. 27-4 SO
(D-E4); 4-156c:
Knsslan agreement \
assigned to Afgns '
IT*

— , mts., C.As. 4-158c.
Danrel. Scot. 24-418 (C3) ;

population 3-76b.

— . bay. Hor. 4-257 (C«).
Darwa, India 14-382 (G9).
Darwaz, dlst. and mU., Tur-

kest. : ter Darru.
DARWEN. Ijinrs. 7-840b : 16-
139 (D2) : cotton 7-288a.

— (Lower) Lanes. 18-139(02).
—.riv.. Lanes. 18-139 (OS);

16-138b.

Darwesh Kbel. tribe 28-436b ;
19-795C.

Darwha, India : tee Darwa.

DARWIN, CHARLES RO-
bsrt 7-840b ; 18-865a : 24-
400d ; 28-10230 ; agnocrti-
cism 18-2J8b: Cambrian
fauna ll-653b ; classifloa-
tion of animals 28-1031a:
coral .reefs 7-133b : ethical
theory 8-841a ; evolution
theory 18-34b. 2-1121,. 25-
326c ; expression of emo-
tions 22-587c ; heredity 28-
1037b; hibernation 13-442c;
honey 13-6530 ; Huxley 14-
18b ; hybridism 14-28d. 14-
29a ; Malthns1 population
theory 17-5 16c ; marriage
(primitive) 10-164C : medi-
cine, Influence on 18-58a ;
monogeniet theory 2-1 14b.
18-7 30d ; physiognomical
princlple«21-551d: onseteo-
tion 2*-748d. 27-907a ; on
sex 24-7460. 24-748a ;
-;.. . . - 25-' :]• : • :; •. .r ,.•
Uon27-907a: on vivisection
28-1590.

— , ERASMUS 7-S43d : 18-
32a ; on plant individuality
18-865b ; on variation 27-
•Mb.

— . Erasmus Alrer 7-840b.
. i ran - 7--i ,1.

— . Sir George Howard 7-843d;
on age of earth ll-650d ; on
cosmogony 26 - 960b, 25-
786c. 9-158a: on form of
continent- ll-631d.21-778a.

— , Horace 7-84Sd.

— . Leonard 7-843d.

— , Robert Waring 7-MOb.
Darwin. Falk.Is. 10-151d.

— , ID. 14-304 (E4).

— channel. Chil. 2-4M (A6).

— . mt.. Chil. 2-462 (117) ; 18-
964d.

— , sound, Chil. 26-96*^
Donrin and atlrr .

(Romanes) 23-525d.

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221

DARW-DEAL

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instructions given on Page /.

Darwin blfllar pendulum 24'
592a.

Darwiiiflla (sponges) 25-725c.

Darwin medal 23-793C.

Darwin, Port, S.Aus. 2-960
(E2) ; 25- Ui:;a ; pearl-fish-
ery 21-26a.

Darwin's tubercle 8-791d.

Darwin tulip 27-367b.

Darwinula stevensoni 9-65Sb.

Darwinulidae 9-6o8b.

Darya (diet.) 26-303d.

Daryabad, India 14-4191).

Darya-i-Khyzyr : see Caspian
Sea.

Darya-i-nur (diamond) 8-163b;
4-359b.

Darya Khan, India 14-376
<D4).

Darya vush : see Darius.

Darysaw, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (C3).
Darzadas, tribe : see Durzadas.
Darzens, G. 1-53 Ic.

Darzi, isl., Ind.O. 25-356a.
Dosa-bhumis-viira 16-97a.
Dasahara (festival) : see Dus

serali.
Dasaratha (legend) 24-169a ;

27-369b ; court 1-453O ; In-
scription 14-624b.
f>a.*i ItniMika 8- 4>-a.
Dasas, tribes 4-3S2c ; 5-466b ;

22-656b.

Dascalul, Alexander 23-SH.l.
Daschan, mt., Aby. 1-83 (map);

l-84b.

DasciUidae 6-671c.
Dascylium, Asia M. 21-359a ;

12-455(1.

Dascylus (of Lydia) 12-751a.
Dase, J. M. Z. 27-2SOd ; factor

tables 26-326b ; logarithmic

tables 26-332c.
DASENT, SIR GEORGE

Webbe 7-844b ; 2-7 lob.
Da Settignano, Desiderio : see

Desiderio da Settignano.
Dash (punctuation) 22-649b.
Dashando, Tib. 6-168 (K.i).
Dasharoa, riv., India : ate

Dhasan.

Dashes (running) 23-8'>:id.
Dashkescn, Pers. 17-667d.
DASHKOV, C. R. VORONTSOV

7-844b.
Dash-Kul. lake, Turkest. 6-

168 (Dl).
Dash-pot : arc-lamp 16-665d ;

steam-engine 25-836c.
Dasht, plain, Afg. 1-307 (B4) ;

3-297a.

— , riv., Bal. 3-293a.
Dash tali, Pers. 21-188 (C3).
Dasht ck. Pers. 10-190a.
Dashti, dist., Pers. 10-190a.
Dashtiari, Pers. 21-188 (D3).
Dasht-i-Bakwa, Dasht-i-Nau-

mid, &c., deserts : see

Bakwa, Dasht-i- ; Naumid,

Dasht-i-, &c.
Dashtistan, dist., Pers. 10-

190a.
Dasht Khosro, dist., Pers. 10-

1900.

— Khungasht, dist., Pers, 10-
1900.

— Kushk Zard, dist., Pers.
10-190C.

— Ujan, dist., Pers. 10-1 90c.
Dash wheel 4-51b ; 16-339d.
Dashwood, Sir Francis : see

Despenser.
Das Minas : see Minas, Das.

— Mortes, Rio, Braz. : see
Mortes.

Dasni, tribe : see Yezidis.

Dasol, bay, P.Is. 21-392 (B3).

Dasophylakes 9-866c.

Dasomis3-977a.

Daspalla, India 14-382 (L9).

D'Aspre, Constant, baron : see

Aspre.
DASS, FETTER 7-844d ; 19-

816a.
Dassee moth 25-lOOd.

— worm25-100d.
Dasscl, Ger. 11-808 (B3).
— , Minn. 18-550 (Co).
Dassen, isl.. Cape Col. 25-466

(C9) ; 5-225d ; lighthouse

16-633a.
Dassett, hill, Warwick. 9-420

(III. E2) ; 28-342a.
Dassie : see Cape hyrax.
Dastajah, Pers. : see Deh

Dasteh.

Das-tarkon, Asia M. 13-536b.
Dastros, August 22-50 Id.
Dastur (Parsee caste) 20-867c.
Da-sue-shan, mts., Turkest. 6-

168 (F2) ; 15-'.m a.
Dasuya, India 14-376 (F4).
Dasya (in Hinduism) 13-olla.

— (zool.) l-592a.
Dasychone infracta 5-793d

(fig.).

Dasycladaceae l-587d.
Dasycladeae 20-525b.
Dasycladus l-588b.

Dasydytes ll-527b.
Dasygorgidae 2-99d.
Dasylophus superciliosus 10-

226a.

Dasymys 23-443a.
Dasypaedes 20-324C.
Dasypcltis scabra 25-290a ;

18-497a.

— unicolor 25-290b (flg.).
Dasypodidae : see Armadillo.
Dasypodinae 8-926c.
Dasypodius, Conrad : clock

25-9S4b.

Dasyprocta : see under Agouti.
Dasypterus 6-245d.
Dasypus : anatomy 8-926c ;

fossil 8-929a.

— gigas : see Giant armadillo.

— minutus : see Quirquincho.

— octocinctus : see Tatii-ete.

— sexcinctus : see Six-banded
armadillo.

— villosus : see Ilairy arma-
dillo.

Dasyscypha ll-344c.

DASYURE 7-84 jb; 17-779d;
dentition 17-778c; fur 11-
349a.

Dasyuridae 17-779b.

Dasyurinae 17-7 SOa.

Dasyuroides byrnei 17-779d.

Dasyurus geoffroyi : see Black-
tailed dasyure.

— maculatus : see Spot-tailed
dasyure.

— ursinus : see Tasmanian
devil.

— viverrinus : see Dasyure.
Dasyus : see Dasas.
Daszkiewicz, Ostafl 21-908a.
Data, mt., P.Is. 21-392c ;

fauna 21-393c.

BatA-Bhrigu : see Vishnu.

Datagamana (of Ceylon) 5-
783d ; 17-395b ; palace at
Anuradhapura 2-157c.

Datames (satrap) 5-287d ; 2-

(ili-.'c-.

Data of Ethics (Spencer) 27-

822d.

Dataria Apostolica 7-643a,
Datarius (title) 7-643a.
Datarpur, state, India : see

Ditarpur.
Datchct, Bucks. 16-942 (B3 ;

26-7-'3c ; races 13-728a.
Hate. S.Uak. 25-506 (C2).
Date (chronology) 7-845d.

— (fruit) 7-845C ; endosperm
11-2590 ; structure ll-254d,
20-641b (flg.). See also Date-
Palm.

Date Creek, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— Creek, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(B2).

Dat el Haj, Arab. 2-264
(B2).

Date-lino (international) 2-
134a.

Datenon, Alaced. : see Nea-
polis, Turk.

DATE-PALM 7-845C ; Arabia
2--'i;ib ; Egypt 9-27b ; fer-
tilization 4-301a ; Fczzan
10-307d ; fibre 10-311c;
fruit 20-641b (flg.) ; India
14-390d ; meal 7-84od ;
Tunisia 27-394C.

— sugar 7-84od.
Dathan 19-864c.

Dathenus (Dathecn), Petrus 8-

722a; 27-82B1).
Dathi (king of Ireland) 14-

763a.

Dati, Charles 18-482c.
DATIA, state, India 7-845dj

14-376 (H7).

Datil, N.Mcx. 19-520 (C3).
— , mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (B3) ;

19-520 (C3).
Datis (Persian general) 2-G61b;

17-675C.

DATIVE (diet.) 7-846a.
Datma. India 14-37R (N-O6).
Dato, cape, Java 15-2S4 (E2).
DATOLITE (min.) 7-846a.
Datschitz, Aus. 3-4 (D2).
Datta, Akhay Kumar 28-48c.
Dattaka (diet.) 14-441d.
Datta Khel, India 26-1043b.
Datto, Ark. 2-552 (El).
Datu, bay, Bor. 4-257 (B2).
— , cape, Bor. 4-257 (A2) ; 24-

207b.

Datu Imanm Taknb 4-681c.
Datum, Maced. 15-701a.
Datum level (diet.) 7-33a.
Da-tung, China 6-168 (G2).
Da-tung-gol, lake, China 6-168

(G2).
Datura 25-356c ; pistil 10-

571a.

— sanguinea 22-4b. (flg.).

— stramonium : see Thorn-
apple.

Daturinae sulphas : dose 25-

982a.

Daturine 25-982a ; 19-239d.
Datu Sen (King of Ceylon) 5-

783d;25-66a.

Daua, riv., Aby. 1-83 (map) :

19-033 (D(i-7): 15-531C.
DAUB, KARL 7-S461).
Daulwsse (port) 22-501d.
Daubawop Creek, riv., Ind. 14-

422 (El).
Daubensee, lake, Switz. 26-

240b.

Daubenton, Jeanne 14-592d.
— , LOUIS JEAN MARIE 7-

846c ; craniometry 7-372b ;

Ornithology 20-302a.
Daubentonia madagascarien

sis : see Ave-;ty-
DAUBENY, CHARLES GILES

Bridle 7-846d.
Dauberval (dancer) 7-797d.
DAUBIGNY.CHARLESFRAN-

cois7-847b.
— , Karl Pierre 7-S47c.
— . Stuart 7-140b.
DAUBREE, GABRIEL AU-

guste 7-S47d.

Daubreelite (min.) 18-263C.
Daubres.se, A. 21-5068.
Daucus Carota : see Carrot.
Daud az Zahiri 17-422a ; 17-

416b.

— b. Ali 5-40c.

— Beg6-21a.

— Khan 17-292a.

— Pasha 8-606a.

— Shah ll-535a.
Daud6 (Camisard) 5-114d.
Daudebardia ll-526c.
Daude de Prades 22-499C.
DAUDET, ALPHONSE 7-848a;

ll-149c ; monument at

Nimesl9-702b.
— , Julia Allard 7-848c.
Daudi Chwa (African king)

27-563a.

Daudin, F. M. 23- 1 ",Sa.
Daud Kandi, India 14-376

(08).
Daufuskie, isl., S.C. 25-500

<H4).
Daugava, riv., Russ. : see

Dvina, Southern.
Danger, Eustache 14-835C ;

14-836a.
Daughters' College, Harrods-

burg : see Beaumont College.
Daughters of the American

1 [evolution 12-553d ; 21-

681 b.

— of Zion : see Danites.
Daughton, cave, Ire. 10-274c.
Daugleddau, estuary, Wales

21-8 Ib.

Dauglish, John 4-470b.
Dauhali, India 14-382 (H-I9).
1 iiiu-kara, lak,--. ( '. \-. 26-:i()4b.
DAULATABAD, India 7-84Sc;

14-382 (F10); Ala ud-din

Khilii plunders 14-401d.
— , Pers. : see Doletabad.
Iiaulat Rao Sindhia (of

Gwalior) 12-749a ; 14-411a;

Ahmednagar ceded to 1-

432b ; Benoit de Boigno 4-

139c.

Daule, EC. 8-911 (A2).
— , riv., EC. 8-911 (B2); 8-

913c.

Dauli, riv., India 18-807C.
Dauliae : see Nightingale.
D'Aulnoy, Felicie 11-lSOc.
Daulton, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
Daumas, F. 20- 1 1 M>.
Daumat, Jean : see Domat.
Daumen, mt., Ger. 26-242 (12).
DAUMIER, HONORE 7-849a ;

5-332d ; criticism 14-324b,

10-375b.
DAUN, LEOPOLD JOSEF,

count von 7-849b.
— , Wierich Philip Lorenz,

count von ll-385a.
Daun, Ger. 11-808 (A3) ; geo-
logy 9-1 33c.
Dauna (Grand Dauna), lake,

Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (E2) ; 24-

641b.

Daundelyon, Sir John 17-705a.
Daunii, tribe 23-965d.
DAUNOU, PIERRE CLAUDE

Francois 7-849d ; 16-566d ;

6-458C.

Daunt, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
Dauntsey, William 12-582c.
Dauntscy Agricultural School,

Wilts. 1-4 14b.

Daunt's Rock, Ire. 14-744 (C5).
Dauphin, Can. 17-584 (A2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (15).
— , isl., Mex. 1-460 (A5).
— , lake, Can. 17 - 584 (B2) ;

28-732d.
— . riv., Can. 17-584 (B2-1) ;

28-7 32c.

DAUPHIN (title) 7-850b.
Dauphin Co., Pa. 21-106 (15).
DAUPHINE, prov., Fr. 7-

851a ; 10-778 (G-H5) ; 10-

802 (hist, map) ; geology

20-81d ; mule oreeding 18-

959d.

— Alps, mts., Ft. l-742b ; 14-
867b.

Dauphino d'Anvergne, princi-
pality, Fr. 3-49d.
— , Plain ot, Fr. 17-174d.
Dauphinito : see Anatase.
Daura, Nig. 19-678 (Dl).
— , state, Nig. 13-69c ; 15-

653o.

— , lake, Mor. 18-851 (E4).
— , riv., Mor. 18-851 (E4-3).
DAURAT, JEAN 7-85 Ib ; 6-

423c.

Daurcl and Heton 22- IDilu.
Dam-i, tribe : see Dawari.
Dauria, prov., RUSS.AS. : see

Transbaikalia.
Daurian, tribe 27-378d.
Daurie, W.Aus. 2-960 (B5).
Dausa, India 14-376 (GO).
Dausa (dervish rite) : see

Doseh.

Dausara, riv. : see Kalat Jaber.
Dautzenbcrg, Jean Michel 10-

496a.

Dauvergno (explorer) 20-G56a.
D'Auvergnc, Philippe 4-318a.
Dauw : see liurchell's zebra.
Daux, A. l-3(>0d ; 16-482C.
Dava, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Davaine, Casimir Joseph 2-

107a; 3-158c.
Davainea26-413a.

— proglottina : see Taonia
(Davainea) proglottina.

Davalos, Fernando Francesco,
marquis of Pescara : see
Pescara.

Davan, lake, Scot. l-51c.

Davangere, India 6-247d.

Davao, P.Is. 21-392 (E7) ; 21-
394c.

— , gulf, P.Is. 21-392 (E7-8).

Davar (Davaar), isl., Scot. 24-
412 (C4) ; 6-572d.

Davarsolabetta, int., India 19-
701b.

Davel, Jean Daniel Abraham
27-954b.

DAVENANT, CHARLES 7-
851d.

— , SIR WILLIAM 7-851d ; 16-
429b; 24-775b; dramatic
work 8-526c, 26-735b ; liter-
ary work 9-622a, 9-630d.

D'Avenant portrait (of Shake-
speare) 24-789C.

Davenport, Christopher 26-
46!)d\

— , EDWARD LOOMlS7-852d.

— , Fanny (Lily Gipsy) 7-853a.

— , George 7-853b.

— , Homer C. 5-335d.

— , James 12-396d.

— , John 6-9:i5a.

— , ROBERT 7-853a.

— , Thomas 27-120d.

— (porcelain makers) 5-756c.

— brothers (conjurors) 6-947c.
Davenport, Cal. 5-8 (B3).

— , Ches. 28-933 (A3).
DAVENPORT, la. 7-853b; 14-

732 (G3).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (G2) ; 28-

355b.

— , mts., S.Aus. 2-9GO (E4).
Davenport (furn.) 12-23c.
Davenport Center, N.Y. 19-

596 (F3).

— Green, Ches. 16-139 (D3).
Davenport's Branch, riv., N.J.

19-502 (D4).
DAVENTRY, Northants. 7-

853b ; 9-420 (III. E2) ;

geology 19-768c.
Davey, port, Tas. 26-438 (A2).
— , riv., Tas. 26-438 (A2) ; 26-

439a.
Davey-Hedgson experiments

18-69b ; 25-707a.
DAVEY OF FERNHURST,

Horace Davey, baron 7-

853c; ll-448b; 15-542b.

— i). Hindo 6-905b.

DAVID (bibl.) 7-853d; 15-
375b ; 20-014c; ephod 9-
67 7a; Jerusalem rebuilt 15-
332c ; Messianic prophecy
18-192b ; Psalms, Book of
22-534C ; Samuel account
24-120d, 24-1220 ; Saul com-
pared 24-235d : Syrian con-
quests 7-784b ; tower of (Jer-
usalem) 15-333a.

DAVID (Dcwi), ST 7-859c : 5-
356c ; 16-370d ; 23-1020d.

— (of Abyssinia) : see Lebna
Dengcl Dawit II.

— II. (of Georgia) 11-7 59c ;
ll-554d; 12-257d.

— (of Rothesay and prince of
Scotland) 8-443c ; 8-651b ;
24-438c ; death l-488a.

— I. (of Scotland) 7-859d ; 24-
432d ; 13-951a.

— II. (of Scotland) 7-860a;
24-437a.

— (bp. of Utrecht) 19-415c;
27-826a.

DAVID I. (of Wales) 7-860b ;
9-291a.

— II. (of Wales) 7-S60b ; 9-
291a.

— III. (of Wales) 7-860c ; 8-
557d ; 9-495b.

— (ben Abraham) : dictionary
8-196c.

— (d'Angers) : see David,
Pierre Jean.

— (von Augsburg) ll-786c.

— (Beuvras) 5-643d.

— (of Beth Rabban) 26-
316d.

— (of Dinant) 7-862c ; 24-
352d.

— (French surgeon) 26-128d.

— (ab Gwilym) and other early
Welsh poets : see Dafydd
ab Gwilym, &c.

— (the Hebrew) 22-882d.

— (the Invincible) 2-573c.

— (the Literalist) : see Da'ud
az-Zahiri.

— (of Menevia) St 21-98b.

— (Mongol envoy : 1248) 1-

— (of Narbonno) : see Kimhi,
David.

— (lleubeni) 18-669a; 28-
987b.

— (ben Ziikkai) 10-71b.
— , Edward 12-66Ga.
— , FELIC1EN 7-860d.

— , Francis (Unitarian bp.) 27-

594c ; Blandrata 4-40d ;

Davidists 7-862c : Socinus

25-32 Id.
— .GERARD (Gheeraert

Davit) 7-861a.
— , J.20-54d.
— .JACQUES LOUIS 7-861c ;

20-5060.

— , J. B. 10-495b.
— , Jean 12-701b.
— , J. J. (German writer) 11-

798c.

— , Dr J. J. (explorer) l-353o.
— , PIERRE JEAN 7-862a ; 24-

499b ; Jean Bart statue by

8-681a; Jean de Cheverus

17-933a; liacine statue 16-

68a.
— , T. W. Edgeworth 7-134a;

19-539a; 21-968a.
David, Pan. 5-678 (A7) ; 20-

664c.

— , bay. Pan. 5-678 (A7).
David (astron.) : see Canis

major.
" David " (statue : Donatello)

8-407d.

" David " (statue : Michel-
angelo) 18 - 363c ; 24 - 494

(PI. I.).

" David " (submarine)24-918a.
David and Belhsabe (Peole) 8-

521c ; 21-45a.

David City, Neb. 19-324 (G3).
David Copper/ifild (Dickens) 8-

182b ; 12-857c.
Davideis (C'9wley) 7-347b.
David Garrick (Robertson) 11-

477b ; 23-406b.
DAVIDISTS 7-862c.
David Museum, Angers 7-

862o.
Davidovich, Paul, baron 11-

190b.

Davids, T. W. Rhys 20-631d.
Davids, isl., N.Y. 19-536a.
Davidsfonds (society) 10-4951).
DAVIDSON.ANDREW BRUCE

7-862c; 12-782d ; 13-785b.
— , JOHN 7-863a ; 8-537d.
— , John W. 16-793a.
— , Lucretia M"aria l-835c.
— , Margaret Miller 1-835C.
— , RANDALL T. (archbp.) 7-

863c; 8-981a.
— , Sir Robert l-47d.
— , Robert (engineer) 27-120d.
— , SAMUEL 7-864a; 6-831c.
— , THOMAS (palaeontologist)

7-864a.

— , Thomas (printer) 8-445C.
— , Tyler 6-371c.
— , William Lee 12-552b.
Davidson (Highland clan) 14-

721c.
Davidson, Messrs (engineers),

Belfast 3-709b.
Davidson, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
— , N.C. 19-772 (B2) ; 12-552D.
— , Okla. 20-58 (B-C3).
— , mts., Can. 1-472 (LI) ; 5-

160 (B2) ; l-474a.

— Academy 19-246d.

— Arch, Battle-ground Park,
N.C. 12-552b.

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (B2).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (El).
Davidsonia 4-360d.

— verneuilli 4-360c.
Davidsonite 3-817d.
Davidson lens 21-508d.
Davidson's Mains, Scot. 24-

418 (E3).

Davidson's plum 22-733d.
Davidsson r. Hill 24-546C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

222

To make full use of this Index It In ettcntlml to nmd the

gl\ni mi I'agc I.

DARW-DEAL

•tow. Corn. 9-i

I • ! , 2 1 - 1 . - . . I , I

I

;•

...man) 13-69M.

'rTBL.

i .- - iv- '.

•ry JCugvno. Jan. 21-

..-II 5-77a.

. II Walfiird 19-84a; I
4 U.I.
— . James 8-96b.

— (DavkUu.1. JOHN (rla**ioml
•fboUr) 7-itf j«.

—.SIR JOHN ,,i»M-t> 7-8640 ;

—.John (lexicographer) 85-

— .John (of Hereford) 7-865a;
89-i'.i7.- . 24-:
. sin LOUIS HENRY 7-

X. de (1. 89-576b.
RICHARD 7-S65U.

.•.:-

Ucrope Berdmore 4-898O.
Tom (iMMiktrller) 4-297d.

-. . m.it li.-maticlau) 9-
v.-a.

\\ . l>. (Karri) 87-2010.
W. II. 9-i: 1 4d.
R. r. 7-28.1 ; ll-U7d.
Davlewleila llangollensls : tee

Product us lluiurolleiula.
DavtessCo.. In, I. 14- 1.
. k\. 15-71" i \ I

— Co.. Mo. 18-iV"
I)'AvUr.l..r. I . 12-21 4 b.

\,.r. 19-io ;
DAVILA. ENRICO CATER-

ino 7-.16.V.
— , GU Gonzalez (Gonzulo) :

trr AvIU.. .
— . IVdrarias 1-808.1 ; 3-2 1 Id ;

9-7 lOc; conquest of Costa

Rica 5-676c : Panama

founded by 8O-66«d.
Davllla. Tex. 86-690 ( K
Davington. K.-nt 10-214a.
Davlnus de Codarossla 87-

.....
Davlot, Scot. 84-412 (D2) ; 14-

7 .'i. i.

DAVIS. ANDREW JACKSON

7-86.'..l : 3-l7c.
— .Charles Henry (admiral) 8-

S80d; 18-107,- ; 20-I-.07I-.
-.CHARLES HOWARD

(luilnter) 7-866a.

.CUSHMAN KELLOGG 7-

— , David 4-86d.

— , Dwlght F. 16-304a.

— , Edward (buccaneer) 4-
7 Hid : ll-628d.

— . E. f. (electricUui) 9-210b.

— . E. J. 13-535b.

— , George W. 88-127a.

— , Henry Lyon 7-866c.

—.HENRY WILLIAM BANKS
(paint. -il 7-tOOb : 20-5011).
. HKNHY WINTER (states-
man) 7-866C.

— . H. J. (chemist) 6-595b.

— , Isaac 13-90(1.

—.General J. 9-122,1.

— . J. C. Bancroft l-465b ; 27-

— . JEFFERSON 7-867a ; 6-

899a ; 87-7 OSc.
— (Davys), JOHN (navigator)

7--,;-.l . 11-,..-,.. . 19-.--7-I ;

81-491b.

— , Sir John Francis 8-4S4c.
— , Joseph Barnard 14-217a.
— , R. O. E. 15-1)17. .
— , Samui-l 22-2'Jlb.
— , The<Mion- M. 26-7 4 la.
— , THOMAS OSBORNE 7-

M9b.

— , Varlna Anne 7-868C.
— , \V. M. 7-157a ; ll-fi:!4a.
Davis. Ala. 1-460 <C2).
— . Ga. 11-752 (D4).
— . III. 14-3"
— . Mich. 18-372 (O2).
— . Okla. 89-58 1 1
— . S.Dak. 85-5H6 (11-14).

. \\.Va. 89-:.till(l>2l.

— . tal.. ru. 20-:t2d ; 21-679d.
— . M.. p.-i.-.n. : XT Easter I.
—.lake. Me. 17-134 (D4>.
— . lake. Oreg. 89-24 2 ( 1 > 4 ).
— . mt.... T,-\ 26-690 (C-DS).
— , riv.. \V..\u-. 2-lti'.»
DAVIS, -ir 7 t;»d;5-

160 (S2) : 21-a41c; whale-

flshery 89-572a.
Davisboro. Ga. 11-752 (D3).
DavUburg, Midi. 18-^: -

i u ; 81-

-i-
i .

5-ijQUL

•— Cm-it, ti . i •

i-.

:C. ri\.. \rk.t'

— Jun. u..n. III. 14- !'"

Havi.ni.i-. »--IM . ••

ILLIAM 7-

i • .i6).

. S.Dak. 85-606 i<

;.- nii-i.il in-
inch. Wyo. 89-8T4

.C1. 85-500

inn, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

M-7 .2 i II D.
...n. fit. 21-1011 illll).

! .. -11-

II... i-.il. 5-> i(-J); 5-

I. 23-2IU (1I-C2).
Dnvls Wharf. Va. 85-118

. (iheeraert: trr David.
( i.-mr.l.

J.l-

DAVITT. MICHAEL 7-870*.
DAVOS (Tnvaii). v.il..
7-i7ob ; 89--
wintcr •porU 5-603b ; 85-
187e.
— Dorfll. Swltz. 85-242 (113) ;

— Plats (am Platz). SwIU. 85-
212 . ll.ii ; 7-8 7 Ob.

DAVOUT. LOUIS NICOLAS,
duke ,.f Aii.-r-iadt 7-870C ;
4-287a; 18-646.1; Aux.-rr.-
statue 3-50b.

" Davout " (cruiser) 84-912b.

Davmn. P. M. 9-668a.

Davy, Edmund 7-87 Id; 1-
i .-.

—.SIR HUMPHRY 7-87 la ;
alkali 6-l..b. 9-232a ; alu-
minium l-767d ; barium 3-
4»2a : i-.-ili-iuin 4-97 In : chlor-
ine peroxide 6-256a ; electro-
chemistry 9-183d. 9- .'17. ;
•Metro-magnetism 9-226d :
flame 10-472a ; beat 9-399d.
13-l:i9a. 13-150c ; nitrous
oxide l-907d ; photography
81-485c:iMita.tsinm22-197d;
safety lamp 23-D98b ; stron-
tium 25-l»|oil: tanning
material- 16-:::i la.

— , John 7-873a ; 81-484b ;
27-4 lOa.

— , Margaret 4-1530.

— Bros, (engineers) 3-707O.
Davydd (Welsh name) : tee

under David and Uafy.M.
Davy Faraday Research La

boratory 18-693c.
Davyhiilme. Lanes. 16-1:<U

(D3).

Davy medal 7-872d.
Davys, George <!>!>.) 28-29a.
— .John (navigator) : tee

Davis, John.
Davy's Sound, Green. 12-5 1:1

(G3).

Daw (cartridge maker) l-875a.
Daw, tal.. S.C. 25-500 (B4).
Daw : trr Jackdaw.
Dawa, riv. : trc Daua.
Dawaima, Ed, Pal. 20-602

(115).

Dawar, val., India : trr Tochi.
DAWARI, tribe 7-873a ; 20-

104:, I..

Dawasir, di«t., Arab. 19-351c.
—.riv.. Arab. 2-261 (El) ; 2-

761d.
DAWES. HENRY LAURENS

7-<7:tb.

— . RICHARD 7-873c.
— , Sir William (archbp.) 2-

67c.
— , William Rutter (astron

omer) 8-888d : mici

13-229d : observatory 19-

956a ; Saturn's ring 2-815d.

24-232c.
Dawe's. pt., X.S.W. 26-27 s

<C2) ; 86-279b.
Dawes Co., Neb. 19-321 (A

I -..'..
Dawes Indian Commission 7-

-7 Ib

Dawezai, tribe 18-649b.
Dawidyszek, treaty (1380) 28-

DAWISON. BOGUMIL 7-87 3c.
Dawk bungalow : tee. Dak

buns
DAWKINS. WILLIAM BOYD

7--7:;.i : 2-348a.

. .Mi. l-n.O(D3).
—.Colo. 6-722 (F3).

.11. Cl):
24-1020d.
— , estate. Mdx. 4-1631).

<7U; 9'

17-

Dftwna-qB* H9VJ9 69NH^ Con.
|i.i».iuer«. Line*. 9-416 (II.

DAWSON. GEORGE (divine)
7--; I.i . 3-:i'll..

ntr Maroer (caotoflct)
7--T I. . 15

•.II..

— J I. 26-1

— 8IR JOHN WILLIAM (gno-

1H-

I II. It. 9-9H«l>.
J-70II.; 84-
•A illi.ini 18-7'JI.'.
|i ,«-.. 1 I'll

ill. : trr l>.i«-..n City.

•

— , la. 14
. III. II
- . Mini- !••-

\ l>,ik. 19-7-"

I ' l-'l).

l-'l).

. Pi 21-1-
—.Tex. 89-690(1.11.

Va. 89-580 (C I).
—.bay. Can. 17-484 (AI).

.Can. 5- 1 f.i.

— , tol., Chll. 8-143<-: 26-«05b.
— , lulu.. I'.i. .o. : trr Ilikar.

— , mt*.. Can. 5-H'.'1

— , riv.. gill-flit. 2-aii'i (111)1

8-961U ; 22-7:;-1!..
DAWSON CITY (Dawron).

c.in. 7--7|il : S-lli.i

1-172 il.:;i : 15-H47c ; origin

of naiiu- 7--7 I.I.

— Co., (i.. 11-7...' HID.

— Co., Mont.. 14-270 (K-G2).

— Co., N.-l'. 19-:JI M'-Kl).

lex. 86-H9(MF:i).
DawRonla (cool.) 3-527 b.
Dawsonia ftuperba (bot.) 21-

7':::.,
Dawaon salmon : tee Neocer-

atodus.
DawsonsprlngB, Ey. 15-740

(A3).
Dawaon'8 typographic etching

14-324d: 22- II "I..
Dawgonvillo. Can. 19-465 (Bl).
— , Ga. 11-752(81).
DawBtanc, Scot. 2-4u.
Dawud b. All : trr Da'ud b.

AH.

Pax. Louis de. vicomtc 7-93a.
DAX (Aquae Tarbcllicai-). Kr.

7-71.1 : 10-77S (DO): 13-

894b ; mineral wutcn 18-

519h.

L I.. 10-2451) ; 28-181C ;

26-H18d.

— , Frun.-it 17-29 Id.
— , George 9-533a.
— , Joan : tee Joan of Arc.
— , JOHN (dramatist) 7-87ia :

20-- .|r.

— , Lewis 2-701b : 4-219b.
— . Matlilus 20-2'j:.l..
— , THOMAS 7--7.-.C ; 8-935d.
— , William 18-f,:tOb.
Day, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
— . Flu. 10-.'. 10 (CD.
— . III. 14-304 (C6).

. I 'a. 21-106 (D3).
DAY Mini.-) 7—7'.il; ancient

Egyptian 9-l'.ib. 9-77.1 ;
mythology 2-'.'27i..

13-i!91d ; game laws 11-

1 1 Mi : Hindu ohronologT

13-l'j;tl>: measurement 4-

9S8a. 26-'.i-.:-. : sidereal 8-
. 6-536d : tee alto

\Vnrkinir day.
" I 'ay " (painting : Correggio)

t-1944.

Daya, plain. Arab. 26-305 (D3).
— , riv.. India 14-3S2 (1.10-9) ;

22-OBOb.

14-1 .:..i :

24-17...

Dayah(dict.)21-192d.
Dayak, div., lior. 4-257 (B3).
-.•at. riv., Bor. : tt

Kahayan.
—.Lit tie. riv., Bor.: tee

Kainms MnruilR.
Dayaks : trr Dyaks.
Dayanand Sarusnnti 2-712.1.
Dayanx, riv., India 14-376

(Q7-S).
Dayamm Jethnml ArtaCollcire,

Karachi 15-673a.
DayCo.. s.l'ak. 25-.'.0«(II2).
Daycrcck. Ala. 1-inn (»••).
Da ye (Dayes), Kdward 18

— . John 14-191C.

II-

IIAU.I SI MID, 7- ;• ! .

89- .1

l>»IUfM nil in.ni I- 19-4UTb.
lm> lily 13-;;'.. , a-i;i. . ia-

Dayman, rlr.. 1'ruir. 87-HOfa.

. ur-rri™, '.

— Of AUMMOMMll ! •

/*.•„,./ /<....« (Michael Wlntes)

<lu|«M (1UO) 17-41.1 :
a-SOI«.
Am o/ Judgment (Dugald

Buchanan) 5-«37e.
!•»>• of r™t :

•>f resurrection "(hymn)
IS- 1 •

Day of the Barricade* : •«•
> •

— of the UlM (1788) 12-

•iv.. Mi. h. 15-37 J(C3).
/*•!«. /<.«,l- ../ (Robert Chain -

-la.
!>•}•• Creek, Ore*. 8O-2I2

IS).
I)ay» of grace 7-8T8b.

.

Day's society (or the llllnd 4-

63c.

Daynvllle. Tenn. 89-620 (OS).
Day'" work (seamanship) : tee

Dead -reckoning.

— work : trr Working day.
Diivn.n. KliaH 13-304 b ; 1

'.-

— . Jonathan 7-877b.
Daylon. Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— .Can. 20-114 1 1)1).
— , Colo. 6-7-_"J "
— , (iu. 11-7.V.' <D4).

. I.i 14-732 (C2).
— . III. 14-:«I4 (D2).

-. Incl. 14-422(1)4).
DAYTON. Kv. 7-876d ; 15-

740(1)1) ; 6-370d.
— . Mf. 17-I.H (1(5).
15- 1)8).

. Minn. 18-550(1)5).
— , Miss. 18-600 <A4).
— . Mont. 14-276 (1)2).
— , Ncv. 5-8(D2); 19-453*.
— , N.M.-x. 19-520 (F4).
— . X.Y. 19-.'.96(H:t).
DAYTON. O. 7-»77a; 20-26

(115) ; 23-2 III.
— . Orot;. 20-242 <B2).
— , Pa. 21-10<»(D4).
— . Tcnn. 26-020 (F-G2).
— . Tex. 26-Mo (M-X5).

. u ,,-)i. 28-354 (113).
— , Wi.t. 28-740 (D6).
— . \Vyo. 28->71 (Kll.
— . fort, X.Y. 13-:>84b.
Daytona. Flu. 10-540 (F2) ;

80-295b ; 10-54 Ib.

— Beac-li. Fla. 10-540 (F2).
Daytonville. Conn. 6-952 (C2)
Dayukkn (D&yuku) : »ee

Deioces.
Dayul-gompa, Tib. 9-168 (F4) ;

Day r. Day (1816) 27-l«8d.
Dajrvllle. Ores. 20-242 (K3).
Daza, Hilnrion 4-1 "fir.
Daza, tribe 4-255n : 26-912c.
Dimiiri daii'.o 26-'.' I 2<!.
Dazal Sliuntul 15-170...
Dazbog (myth.) 25--.':iiiil.
Dazcy. X.I>nk. 19-780 (F2).
Dazlmon. Asia M. : nrr Tokat.
Daclodi consnmo(tax) 15-21.-.
Daulo Grande, Swltz. 26-242
cFP.

Dtii-k. TlufW. : trr Vitebsk.
1) hit (rmrinii-rine) 27-1 ',<•.
D box (pneumatic despatch]

81-866c.
Dbus, prov.. Tib. 26-111 li

(D2-1)
D.C. : tee Colombia,. District

(abbrev.) l-29a.
D.D. (abbrev.) l-29a.
" D " district (salvage corps!

24-100b.

Ddol shales 16-S29b.
De (In book titles), e.g. Dt

Cirr. tec. : tee Cirt, Dt, tee.

— (prefix) ll-605d.
— . tribe 16-542a.

De Aar. Cape Col. 85-466 (OS):

Dea Ataecina 14-«37d.

Dea Aneiista Vocontlorum,
Kr. : ner Die.

Deacon. O. F. 23-380a.
. ll.'iiry l-677c.

Deacon. The : set Henrr of
Lanxanne.

DEACON 7-877c: duties 9-
335h. 12-568a; Institution
22-2M.I: ordination 10-
123a ; vestments 27-1058d.

17-ITU: InXHa
!'?••; «*•

DMOOB'S and Ireland's char u y
Hianu. 8i-I»7d.
' • |.

<• • trr mater 14>

.
Deacon

— . n>

— . «m. l-.l.: trt fcrtuv.

»•<••: ; J«-

ITfo ; 9-51a ; dlrtlooarr 9-
I Mo.

Dead. The: anointing 19-I94;
baptism 8-3«te ieouoSS-
oration of 19-tttd ; raeo«-

10. M

• i4a.8-709c:maa»

11 i ; prayrr» for88-

16Jb, 9-»72a ; tree worship

27-2:i7s.

Dead-beat

i • ,

Dead cake : trr Burial eake.
Dead Creek, rlr., Vt. lt-490

— Diamond, riv.. N.Ii. 19-4W
' K 1 •»).

DM Dei (myth.) 8-71 Ib.
Dead escapement 9-5414.

— fingers : tee Kaynaud'i dl»-

11-

— freight l-305d.

— letter office 88-1 R4d.
Deadly Never Oreen : let

Tyburn Tree.

— nightshade 19-fi-o.- : 85-
3S«b ; 19-239c.

Dcadman. bay. Fla. 15-540

— , bay. Nfd. 19-479 (D»).

— Creek, riv.. Waoh. 88-354

Deadman'm. pt., Cora. 81-86J
(map).

— , canyon. Ariz. 8-544 (Ct).

— I'lace 24-130C.

— Wath. rlT.. Ariz. 8-544
(Ct).

Dead-men'B-belb : tee Fox-

(tlovc.
Dead men'n flniren 8-99b.

— nettle 16-4d ; corolla 16-4a;
nower l«-565a (lilt.) ; in-
nomcence l«-557b. 16-:id.

— point (raech.) 17-lOOSc.

— reckoning (nant.) 19-285b ;
19-29 Ib.

— rent (law) 83-1 03b.

Dead Run, riv., lid. 17-818
(A4).

DEAD SEA 7-878d; 89.601
(C6-DS) ; Hleronrniiu 18-
454b; legendBll-iSld.

— Sea fnill 11-423C.

— Mcurity 84-574a.

— nhoriiur: tee Needle

DtodXotd* (Gogol) 18-IBlb.
Dead's put (law) 14-3d : 28-

3h; l«-37»c.
Dead Stone*, mt., WeoUn. t-

411 (I. D3); 21-104.1.
Deadwater. Me. 17-434 (C3).

— , monum Scot. 83-7»Od.
Deadweight capacity 27-1 Ib.
Dead-webht debt 19-2fi»d.
DEADWOOD, S.Dak. 7-SBOa ;

25-506 (B-C5).

— lake. Can. 4-600 (Cl).

— , plain. St Helena 84-7b.
Deadnood (poker) 21-901*.

— Brou[> 27-631d.

DEAF AND DUMB 7-880b ;

Amman's method l-S59b ;

Anarotti's work 2-774C ;

lialtrarno's work 7-764c ;

Fahrianl'a work 19-1 18d :

Helnecke 13-2 1 Ha : Royal

Cambrian Institute 8*-md;

Sicard'a work 8S-20C.
Oral and Dumb Man'* IHf

etmrte (Sibucota) 7-888a.
Deal and Uuir PottibiliHft,

Tlu (tiaJlaudet) 7-!>8Sb.
Deaf HetehU, hill. Soot. 84-

418 <E-F3).
Deaf-mute Colirgp. National.

America : tee Uallaudet Col-

E
Oral iHtOtmt (Addtoon) 7-

--.; i

Deaf Mvtitm (Km Lore) 7-

,.. ,

Deafneas: cause 1-191N. 7-
88Sc; conirenltal 7-88Sb ;
corysa 89-80a; neuras-
thenia 19-42>a; voice modi-
flcation 7-880C.

Deaf Smith (.... Tex. 2C-690
n:i).

DEAK. FRANCIS 7-<95a ; 18-
916b.

Deakln, Alfred 8-»69d.

DEAL. Kent 7-896a : 9-424
(IV. E4); go

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

223

DEAL-DEFI

ship 12-220d; history 9-

DeaL Isl.. Tas. 26-438 (Bl).

DEAL (diet.) 7-896c; 10-395a;
26-978d ; 15-477C.

Deal Beach, N.J. 19-502 (E3).

Dealer (Stock Exchange) : see.
Jobber.

Deal-tish 23-2830.

Deal Island, Md. 17-828 (H4).

Dealul mare, mt., Hung. 3-4
(H3).

De Amicis, Edmondo : see
Amicis.

Dean, Admiral 4-35d.

— , Bashford (zoologist) 14-
249c; 26-5430.

— , Henry 3-317b ; 5-211C.

— , J. (cricketer) 7-440d.

— , W. (engineer) 8-783d.

Dean, Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— , Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3).

— , O. 2O-26 (B5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F4).

— , cemetery, Edinburgh 8-
1390.

— , Chan., Can. 4-600 (D2).

— , hills, Glos. 12-133D.

— , riv.. Can. 4-600 (D2).

— , riv., Ches. 16-139 (E3).

DEAN (official) 7-S96c ; elec-
tion 6-907D, 6-913a; lay
abbot's substitute l-25c ;
jurisdiction 8-S57d ; of fac-
ulties l-242b. 27-753a; of
peculiars 7-897c.

Dean ballot machine (U.S.A.)
28-218C.

Dean Bridge, Edinburgh 19-
249a.

— Brook, riv.. Lanes. 16-139
(Dl).

— Burn, riv., Scot. 23-789d.
Dean common battery system

26-552d.
Dean Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500

(C3).

Deane, Charles 28-803d.
— , Sir James Parker l-204c.
— , RICHARD 7-898a ; 27-

305a.

— , SILAS 7-S98c.
— , Sir Thomas 27-351d ; 7-

159a.

Deane, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
Deanneld, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
DEAN. FOREST OF 7-897d :

9-420 (III. B3) ; 18-729a ;

ancient deanery 12-134d ;

geology 12-133c ; justice

seat 12-135a.

— Funes. Are. 2-462 (D3).
Deanhaugh. di<t., Scot. 8-944a.
De Ann, Ark. 2-522 (B4).
Dean of the Arches 2-366a ; 8-

MTm.
Dean Prior, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E3).

Deans, N.J. 19-502 (C3).
— , atoll, 1'ac.O. : see Rangi-

roa.

— Island. Ark. 2-552 (F2).
Dean Sage Preachership En-
dowment 7-169d.

Deanston, Scot. 24-418 (C2) ;

8-450b; 21-262d.
Deane. Keate (1811) 3-221a.
Dean Water, riv., Scot. 24-418

(El) ; 10-660b.
Dearborn, Henry 28-5S9a ; in

Canada (1812) l-848c, 27-

53c.

Dearborn, Mich. 18-372 (F2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).
— , fort, IU. 6-124b ; massacre

(1812) 6-124b.

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (H6).
Dearborn Observatory, IU. 19-

959c.

Deard's glazing 12-117a.
Dearg, mt., Scot. (Perths.) 24-

412 (E:i); 24-418 (Cl).
— , mt., Scot. (Ross and Crom-

arty) 24-412 (D2).

— More, mt., Scot. (Skye) 25-
206a.

Dearham, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3).
Dearing, Kan. 15-654 (G3).
De Armanville, Ala. 1-460

(D2).
Dearne, riv., Yorks. 9-416 (II.

E2) ; 3-416a.

— and Dove, canal, Yorks. 26-
238a; 28-833C.

Dearnley, Lanes. 28-933 (A2).
Deasa, Rum. 23-826 (A3).
Dease, P. W. 21-94 1,1.
Dease, bay. Can. 5-160 (E2).
— , lake, Can. 4-600 (Cl).
— , riv., Can. (B.C.) 5-160 (D4).
— , riv.. Can. (Mackenzie) 5-

160 (F2).

— , str., Can. 5-160 (H2).
Deasonville, Miss. 18-600 (B3).
Deasura : see Atargatis.
Deasy, H. H. P. : Himalayan

exploration 13-4 7 Oc ; Kuen

Inn 15-938C ; Tibet 26-925c

2-7390.

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

Deasy, rats., Tib. 6-168 (C3).

Dea Syria : see Atargatis.

Dea Syria, De (Lucian) 17-
102a; 13-452a.

Deasy's Act (1860) 14-782a,

DEATH (anthropol.) 7-898d ;
19-143d ; 11-330C ; Baby-
lonian-Assyrian beliefs 3-
115b, 3-107c, 12-19c ; Celtic
myths 13-37 7c; coin cus-
tom ll-330d ; Egyptian
beliefs 9-51b, 9-.M.1 ; Greek
beliefs 12 - 530a ; Greek
myths 25-394a ; hauutiugs
13 -67b, 22-545o; Hebrew
beliefs 20-61 la; incanta-
tions 28-298d ; Handaean
rites 17-557b ; medieval
personifications 11-120C, 8-
497d ; Mexican and Chinese
offerings 10-220C ; name
tabooed ll-333a ; Phoe-
nician beliefs 21-457b; Poly-
theism 23-tiSc ; position of
corpse ll-331b ; Russian
customs 2-1 17d'; savage
beliefs 19-133C ; serpent
symbol 24-679C ; Tasmanian
belief 2-1 19a ; taboo cus-
toms 26-339d ; Teutonic
beliefs 26-684C, 26-685c ;
Zoroastrian practices 21-
205a. Seealso Corpse: Dead.
The; Funeral rites and burial.

— (biol.) 3-955c ; feigning by
animals 25-666C ; inter-
mediate conditions 16-fiiiln:
Weismann's interpretation
16-977C.

— (law) 7-900a ; bills of mor-
tality 3-932d : certification
7-405a ; duties : see Suc-
cession duties and Estate
duty ; medico-legal evid-
ence 18-27a ; registration,
in France 22-238d.

— adder 25-291C ; l-184a.
— , dance of : see Macabre.
Death Gulch, Yellowstone

Park, U.S. 18-645C.

Death-mask 17-837d.

Death of Featherstonfhauah,
The (Surtees) 26-142a.

" Death of Nelson " (song) 4-
377b.

Death-rate: 22-98d; 27-599b
(tables); forces affect ini; 22-
97d ; influenza statistics 14-
553d; reduction during 19th
century 18-59d ; smallpox
statistics 25-24Sd.

Deaths Door Bluff, pt., VVis.
28-740 <F3).

Death's head moth 16-467c ;
16- 17 !•• ; 16-470b.

Death's Jest Book, or The Fool's
Tragedy (Beddoes) 3-614c.

Death-song oj Hugh (Mackay)
5-637a.

" Death the Avenger " (paint-
ing : Rethel) 23-202d.

" Death, the Friend " (paint-
ing : Rethel) 23-202d.

Death tick 6-672b.

Death Valley, val., Cal. 5-8
<E3); 5-8d; borax 5-14b,
6-665d ; temperature 5-9d.

— Valley Junction, Cal. 5-8
(E3).

DEATH-WARNING 7-900c ;

3-355c.
DEATH-WATCH (Anobinm

striatum) 7-901a.

— (Atropos divinatoria) 7-
901a ; 19-439b (fig.).

— (Clothilla pnlsatoria) 7-
901*.

Deatsville, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Deauville, FT. 27-3 13d ; 13-

Y37b.
De Auxiliis (congregation) 15-

340d.

Deba (title) 26-921d.
Debai, Sahara 1-613 (C2).
Debain, Alexandre 12-960c.
Debal : see Daibol.
Debar, lake, India 14-376 (E7);

27-554a.

— , mt., N.Y. 19-596 (F1V
Debari, India 14-376 (E-F7).
DE BARY, HEINR1CH AN-

ton 7-901a; 7-711a; 7-

720b.

Debash 13-655a.
Debasien. mt., Ugan. 27-557

(C2) ; 27-558a.
Debat (French lit.) ll-114b ;

example 13-28d.
Debatable Land. The, Eng.

and Scot. 4-245d.
Dfbat drs heraut* de France et

cCAngleterre 20-283b.
Debate (parliamentary) 20-

836b ; 2O-847d : demon

strations re (1795) 9-552b.
DfTtats, Journal des (French

newspaper) : see Journal

drs df7>ots.
De Bay, Jean Baptiste Joseph

24-51 Id.

Debaya, lake, Mor. 18-851

(D-E4) ; 18-852b.
Debba, Sud. 26-9 (C2) ; 8-

111,1: 9-128c.
De Beers Consolidated Mines,

Ltd. 15-799b ; 12-607b ; 5-

246a; Beit's interest 3-

659a ; diamonds 5-233c, 8-

160 ; Rhodes' connexion 8-

161a.
Debclle, cape, N.G. 19-487

(B2).

Debeiobrdo, Aus. 4-282b.
Debcn, riv., Suff. 9-424 (IV.

E2) ; 26-28a.
Debendra Nath Tagore, Babu

4-388C.
Debenham, Suff. 9-424 (IV.

E2); 26-28a.
Debenture bond (law) 4-199d ;

7-902b.
DEBENTURES AND DEBEN-

ture Stock 7-90 Id.
Debica, Aus. 3-4 (Gl).
Debide 5-632d.
Debie, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
Debierne, A. 22-795a.
Dcbila, Sahara 1-643 (C2).
De Bilt, Holl. 27-825C.
Debir, Pal. : see Daheriya, Ed.
Debiso, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A3).
Debo, lake, Fr.W.Af. 11-205

(E2); 19-r,7 1,1: 24-641b.
De bonis non (law) l-194c
DEBORAH 7-904c ; 22-443b ;

19-865a.

De Bord, Tenn. 26-620 (F2).
Dehorgia, Mont. 14-276 <B2).
De Bow, James D. B. 19-528b ;

19-572a ; Commercial Re-
view 19-572a.
Debra, Turk. : see Dibra.
Debra Berhan (Debra Ber-

nam), Aby. 1-83 (map) : 12-

231d ; royal residence l-86d.
Debra-Domo, Aby. l-86c.
Deb rajah, Bhutan 3-847a.
Debra Sin, plain, Aby. (battle,

1887)9-127a; 12-232a.

— Tabor, Aby. 1-83 (map) ; 1-
86c.

Debraux, Panl F.milo 3-762d.

Debray, Henri Jules : alloys,
explosive l-708a; beryl-
Hum 3-817d ; cobalt phos-
phates 6-605a ; platinum
21-.H06D, 14-794a.

De Brazi : see Azores.

De Brazza's monkey 22-330c.

DEBRECZEN, Hung. 7-905b ;
3-4 (G3) ; 13-896a.

Dcbreczeni, Martin 13-927b.

De Bril, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-466
(D4).

Dcbrossc, Jacques 23-100b.

— , S. 20-807a.

De Brouwer coke conveyor 7-
59c.

Debruce, Ga. 11-752 (D2).

De Bruyn, C. A. Lobry : see
Lobry de Bruyn.

Debryansk, Russ. : see Bry-
ansk.

Debs, Eugene Victor 6-1 24d.

I ><•!> Sliamsher Jung 19-383a.

DEBT (law) 7-905c ; 7-36b ;
abatement l-7c : acknow-
ledgment 1-148(1 ; appro-
priation of payments 2- '229d;
assets 2-780c ; attachment
2-878b : Babylonian law 3-
118a; bills of sale 3-944c;
Constitutions of Clarendon
6-436a ; creditor's lien 16-
,'>95b ; crown debts 7-518d,
22-'281b; executors and ad-
ministrators' duties 10-63d ;
in French law 3-332a ; gam-
bling debts 11-449C ; Greek
law 12-503D, 25-367a ;
homestead and exemption
laws, U.S. 13-640C, 2-547b,
5-16a ; Hindu law 14-439c ;
husband and wife 14-.'ib ;
imprisonment for 10-62b, 2-
646c, 3-321d ; interest 14-
684d ; international law 14-
699c; I.O.U. 14-732a;
judgment summons 15-541b;
letters of horning 13-711c;
moratorium 18-816d ; part-
ner's liability 20-874C ; pay-
ment 20-978a, 24-64a ; pre-
scription 22-297 d ; Roman
law 23-537a, 23-545c, 10-
62a ; sanctuary 24-130d ;
set-off 24-703c ; specialty 2-
780c. See also Bankruptey ;
Money-lending.

— of honour 13-662a.
Debtor's Act (1869) l-300d ;

arrest 22-4 14d ; exemptions
2-878d ; fraud 10-157b : im-
prisonment 7-906a ; judg-
ment summons 15-541b ;
warrant of attorney 28-329a.

— Act (Ire. 1872) 7-906b.

— Act (Scot. 1880) 3-330c;
Imprisonment abolished 7-
906b.

Debung, monastery, Tib. 16-

530d.
Debung-gompa, Tib. 6-168

(E4).

De Bunsen : see Bunsen, de.
De Burgh, family of : see

Burgh.
De Burgh Canning, Hubert

George : see Clanricarde.
Debus, H. (chemist) 12-7 26c ;

14-331d ; Wackenroder's

solution 26-65a.
DEBUSSY, CLAUDE ACH-

iUe 7-906b ; 28-242c ; songs

25-412a.

Decade, lake, La. 17-54 (C4).
DECADE (diet.) 7-907a ; 11-

170c.

Decade Philosophigue 21-157b.
Decade ring 23-351b.
Decadi (French republican

calendar) ll-171a ; ll-167c ;

10-224a.
DECAEN, CHARLES MATH-

ieu Isidore, count 7-907a :

28-371d.
Decagon 22-25b.
Decagramme 28-491c.
Decaisne, Joseph 26-899c.
Decalitre 28-491C.
Decalogo, De (Philo) 21-

412a.
DECALOGUE 7-907b ; 10-

76c; 14-288c.

— Yahwist (second) 7-908d.
Decalopoda 22-676b.
Decameron (Boccaccio) 4-104a;

14-902c : editions 4-105c ;

Grisclda s story 12-607d ;

origin 4-103c ; source of

All's Well That Ends Well

24-78 la.

Decametre 28-491c.
DE CAMP, JOSEPH 7-909c.
De Camp, Marie Therese 15-

724a.
DECAMPS, ALEXANDRE

Gabriel 7-909c.
De CandoUe, A. P. : see Can-

dolle.

Decane 2O-756a.
Decangi, tribe 28-261C.
Decani 6-260d.

Decapitation : see Beheading.
Deeapoda (Mollusca), order :

see Cuttle-fish.

— _( Crustacea), anatomy 7-

tematic position and phy

logeny 7-56 Ic.
DECAPOLIS, Pal. 7-909d ; 20-

602 (D-E3).
Decarchy 17-181d.
Decarconl (diet.) 23-667c.
Decargynis (coin) 19-895b.
DECASTYLE (diet.) 7-9 lOa.

— dipteral (Greek temple) 26-

Decasyllabic couplet : see

Couplet.

DECATUR, STEPHEN 7-910a.
Decatnr, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
— , Ark. 2-552 (Al).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B2); battle

(1864) l-825b; college 11-

755a.

— , la. 14-732 (D4).
DECATUR, IU. 7-910b; 14-

304 (D4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E7).
— , Miss. 18-600 (C-D3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (H2).
— , O. 20-26 (C7).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B5) ; 11-
751d.

— Co., la. 14-732 (D4).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (F6).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Bl).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (C2).
Decaturville, Tenn. 26-620

(C-D2).
De cautione admittenda 28-

849c.
DECAZES, ELIE, due 7-91 Oc ;

19-632d ; statues of 7-91 la,

16-545a.
— , Louis Charles Elie, due de

Gliicksberg 7-911a; 10-

895a.
DECAZEVILLE, Fr. 7-911a ;

10-778 (F5).
DECCAN, India 7-91 la ; 14-

382 (Fll-9); acquisition

(1765) 6-535C ; Chalukya

dynasty 14-400a.

— CoUege, India 22-73c.

— hemp 13-263b.

— medal 18-6b.

— traps 14-378a ; 28-188a ; 7-
416c ; Bombay presidency
4-187a; bole 4-158d ; gem-
stones l-370a, 4-85d, 20-
118d.

Deceangi, tribe 4-584 (B4).

Deceased Wife's Sister Mar-
riage Act (1907)17-7560 ; 14-

353d ; 5-133a.
Decebalus (Dacian chief) 27-

157a ;8-405c ; 7-726d.
DECELEA 7-91 Id ; 12-434d.
Decelean War 21-75a ; l-376d.
De Celles. A. D. 5-166b.
Decelus (legend) 7-911d.
DECEMBER 7-91 Id.
Decembrio, P. C. 6-452d.
Decembrists : see Dekabrists.
Decempeda 28-484c.
Decempedator 12-61 2c.
Decem Kationes (Campion) 5-

137a.
DECEMVIRI 7-912a; 23-536b;

28-117o ; months changed 4-

989c ; tables promulgated

23-621a.
Decennial prescription (Scots

law) 22-297d.
Decennorium 2-222b.
Deception, bay, N.G. 19-487

(E2-3).

— , isl., Antarct. 25-516O.
— , mt., S.Aus. 2-961b.
Decetia, Fr. : see Decize.
Decet Romanum Pontifleem

(papal bull) 6-829a.
De Cew, falls, Can. 12-891d.
DECHEN, ERNST HE1NR1CH

Karl von 7-912e ; 15-683C ;

8-124c.

Dechonite 8-91c.
Decherd, Tenn. 26-620 (E2).
Dechna, pass, Baluch. 14-376

<C4).

Deeianus of Emerita 17-788d.
Dcciates : see Decietcs.
Decidua (anat.) 21-691c.
Deciduoma : see Chorion-epl-

thelloma malignum.
DECIDUOUS (diet.) 7-912c ;

16-3230.

— cypress : see Swamp
cypress.

Decies, Maurice Fitzgerald,
visct. 8-98d.

Decies, barony, Ire. 14-758C.

Decies tantum, writ of 28-
849b.

Decietes, tribe 24-104b.

Decima : see Tithing.

Decimao : see Tenths.

Decimal 2-534c ; l-610d
Minoan script 7-422a
Napier's system 19-175b
recurring 2-541a, 26-334a
Stevinus's system 25-91 Od.

— Association 18-299d.

— COINAGE 7-912c; 18-703d.
Decimomannu, Sard. 15-4

(B5) ; 24-216c.
Decimetre, cubic 28-491e ; 28-

489c.

— , square 28-491c.
D6cincs, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
De' Cioni, Andrea : see Vor-

rocchio, Andrea del.
DECIUS (Rom. emperor) 7-

913a ; 23-654b.
" Decius " : see Livingston,

Brockholst.
DECIZE, Fr. 7-9131) ; 10-778

(F4).

Deck, Theodore 5-759b.
Deck (in euchre) 9-877d.

— (in poker) 21-901a.
Deckel (mech.) 20-732c.

— strap 20-733b.

Deeken, J. F. von der 13-693b;

16-378b.
— , Karl von der 4-604a ; 15-

531d : 15-792d.
Deckendorf, Ger. : see Deggen-

dorf.
Deckenschotter (geol.) 21-

847d.

Decker, H. 22-759a.
— , SIR MATTHEW 7-913c.
— , PIERRE DE 7-913d ; 3-

678a.
— , Thomas : see Dekkor,

Thomas.

Decker, Ind. 14-422 (B7).
Deckeria : see Corneto.
Decker oven 4-473a.
Decker's logarithmic tables 16-

874a.

Deckert, Father 2-1 42a.
Deckerville, Mich. 18-372 (H6).
Deck feathers 10-142b.
Declan, St 14-760c.
DECLARATION (law) 7-913d J

21-832d ; 10-17c.
— , Feast of : see Epiphany,

Feast of.

— of Galilean Liberties (1682):
see Declaration of the Four
Articles.

— of Independence (U.S.) : see
Independence, Declaration
of.

— of Indulgence (1672) 9-540c;
9-450b.

— of Indulgence (1687) 9-
541d ; 24-128d : see also
Seven Bishops.

— of London (1871) 9-951d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

224

Ul In MM I)

(ISM) 7-KUI, ; a*-434b;
biooaa.i*s

i : sw
DectoraUont

— of sports: *w Sports. Tbe
Book of.

— of UM Army (1647) 1-377.-.

— of the Four Article* ( Franco)
18-»41b: 11-4184.

— of UM French CVrgr (1482):
•M Declaration of the Four

Ar-. ., -

— of UM Sovereign H-487a.

— of the United Colonies of
North America 8-1 -i!..

— of TlUe Act 7-914*.

— of war 18-316*.
DECLARATOR (Scots law) 7-

tf I Id; 22-7 1 Ib ; 22-764,1.

Declaratory Art < 1 766) 8-547(1;
27-67 4d: Franklin's atti-
tude ll-16b.

^— Aot, (1870) 8? *ft 00 d

\ • . - . it- ;

— law : trt under Law.
Declared Account* 22-959c.
Decto, Lionel 18-559d ; 18-

De Clifford: s« Clifford.

IXecllnate (bot.) 10-568b.

Declination (amron.) 7-914.1;
27-1 -.M

DECLINATION (magnetism) 7-
91 4d: 17-3530 ; annual In-
equality 17-3680 ; charts 17-
SASd ; diurnal variation 17-
362c ; earth current* 8-sl5d;
measurement 17-:iw, 17-
387a ; seasonal Inequality
17-366a; secular variation
17-358*.

— axis M-564d.

Drrline and fall o/ the Roman

Kmpire (Olbbon) 11-932*.
Declining angles, curve of 24-

936c,

Declnnns (deity) 28-197o.
De Cocludorp, Holl. 13-588

(Bl).

Deooctam bordet 3-405d.
DECOLOURIZING 7-uM.l.
DooompoMT ffllkttll nianxi

facture) l-677d.
De cont umace captendo 7-4 5o ;

28-8490,
Decorah, la. 14-732 (Fl) ; 14-

rub.

DECORATED PERIOD
(arch.) 7-915a; 2-403d; 2-
401d ; clustered column 21-
388o; panelling 28-677a ;

--., !..-.i ..-• MI ma lam 12-

107c : vault 27-96 (PI. II.).
Decoration : tee Arts and
crafta. Mural decoration.
Ornament *c.

— Day : tee Memorial Day.
De coronatore eligendo 28

Ulm.

— coronatore exonerando *!•
Ittk.

Deoorra, in. 14-304 (B3).
Decorum. Pn. 21-106 (Q5).
DE COSTA. BENJAMIN

Franklin 7-S)15a.
DE COSTER. CHARLES

Theodor* H«nrf 7-915b.
Deooudun, J. 21-518*.
Decoudun machine 18-282b.
De Conrcy. John : tee Courcl,

John de.
De Coverley, Sir Roger : tee

Coverley.

De Corrrley papert 8-633O.
DECOY 7-5l5c

— duck 7-91 .V; 12-21 9b.

" Decoy " ( destroyer ) 24-916*.
Decree (ecclee.) 8-304* ; 8-

.

DECREE (law) 7-91 5d ;
man law 23-564 b ; 23-569d.

— nM7-915d.

— of Canopus : let Canopns,
Decree of

'

Decreet : tee Decree (law).

— arbitral l-326a : 7-9154.

— of Ranking 22-2C9,i.
Deores, fort.lV. : *re Bonnelle,

Fort de la.

Decrescent (heraldry) 13-323b.
DECRETALS 7-91M : 5-194d :

extravagantes 5-197b;

Oregorr IX. 5-197 d.

7-915d; 13-477o ;
. : Clement's Epistle

to James 8-491c : ConttUu-

turn ContlanHnl 8-400* ;

ecclesiastical law 5-196a

simony 8-341a.

To make full u*e of thin Index It It e**entlal to read the
instruction* given on Page I.

Dtorvlata, Parado • Udortao :

aW** JNH'ITlailf. t* BkiaW.

tee Itocnvllaw).
vo of Chartrs.) 8-

ii : i

DEAL-DEFI

.

Dwretuiu : «•» Itocrw (law).
Omntmm (iT

1880.

Decraluui uluiuum (ano.

Horn*) 14-4Jea.
Dxireuaage ; sw Scouring.

Uwmrla 7-wna. °*
Deeurtalai iiullurll l-903d.
DECUR107-UI7. ; 23-

• u (titio of d*nc«n) 7-

797*.

Deourrent 18-326C,
Dwuralo H-479b.
Decussate 18-127* ; 14-337 b

(53.
Decussation of the Pyramids

(anat) 4-393a.
Decussis 18-8930.
Deoy tone 18-780.
De Danann. Tnatha: tee

Tuatha de Danann.
Dedans (tennis) M-626d.
Dod -column, liaising of the 8-

54b.
Deddlngton. Oxon. 8-420 (III.

!..;>.

DAd« (sect) 7-918*.
DEDEAOATCH. Turk. 7-917.1:

27-426 (D3) ; •hipping 17-

430c.
Dedecken. Father Constant :

arc Dedeken.

Dedefre (Egypt, king) 8-81c.
Dedeken. Father ( ountant 18-

283d: 26-

Dedeklnd. J. W. R. ll-732a;

18-856*.
DedeL Adrian : aw Adrian VI.

Dedem, Baroneos de : tee

Leoky. Elisabeth.
Dedemsvaart, Holl. 11-388

(MX

— canal. Holl. 13-588 (D2) ;
13-59 Ic.

Dedham. Ess. 8-424 (IV. D3).
—. la, 14-732 (CM).

. Me. 17-434 (D4J.
DEDHAM, Mass. 7-918* J 17-

852(A-B4); 7-924b.
— . Wto. 28-740 (A2).
DEDICATION 7-918b.
— , Feast of : tee Haiiukkah.
Dedicatlo Sanctae Maria* ad

Martyrea. feast of l-709b.
Dedler. Rochua 18-946b.
Dedo I. (of Wett in) 28-565b.

— II. (of Wcttin) 28-.'.85b.
DE DONIS CONDITIONAL!

bus 7-920a: 8-494d ; 22-

912.1 ; 21-50c.
Dedrick. Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Deduce (diet.) 7-920b.
Deduct (diet.) 7-920b.
DEDUCTION (diet) 7-920b ;

deductive inference 16-879J ;

relation to Induction 16-

880d ; syllogiHiu in 26-282b
DednpUcation : tee Chorteis.
Dedura Oya, riv., Cey. 14-382

(H16).

Dedxa, mt.. Ttr.C.Af. 4-595d.
DEE. JOHN 7-920c : 8-880a ;

raising of demons 8-6d.
Dee. Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— . Oreg. 20-242 (D2).
— . riv.. Ire. 14-744 (E3>.
DEE. riv.. Scot. (Aberdeen) 7

921b; 24-412 (F2).
— . riv., Scot (KIrkcud

brlKbtsh.) 24-412 (E5); 15-

831a; pearl.1 21-26b.
—.riv.. Tag. 28-438 (B2).
DEE (Dyfrdwy, Deva) riv..

UM!,- tad sbff. 7-:r.M.-i: 9-

416 (II. A3) : 4-584 (B5)

8-89d ; 28-259b ; aqueduct

II. r 5- l''.'l. 1 : i-|ik-ilH-.TIIIi:

23-384a ; origin of name 8-
417c.

— , riv.. Yorks. 8-412 (I. D4).

— . lake. Scot. 24-412 (D4).

— .Line of, Scot : tee Line of
DM,

— . Welto of. Scot : tee Wells
of Dee.

Deecke. W. 8-861b.

DEED (law) 7-92 Ic : acknow
ledimient to right of pro
duction l-lli,I; agent to
execute 22-349a ; attesta-
tion clause 2-882a ; change
of surname 18-159O ; con-
veyancing Indenture 7-50a;
defeasance and condition 7-
925c; election 8-1 72b; in-
denture 8-306c ; medieva
8-302a: privileged (Soots
law) 22-17 lb; purchase
deed example 7-50d.

— : Registration of 18-1 63c.
France 18-165e ; Scotland
18-164.1; U.S. 16-1650,

O.U.I-IH-I bjr : sn

I '..; ; .

,,>o.i UL.I «M Booatod.

-...I »f \rralitfi*HMOt t ttt

\ir.i!.K> :••• i'l. 'I" •! "I

iM.UT-tfJI. . 14-.I7I. .

— Us«lrtry Acu 18-l«4a.
Deeds of ArranceciMat Act *•

Sieb : 2-J3lb.
DeedsrUle, lod. 14-412 (EJ).
Deac. India : trt Dlf.
l)»sf«n. I'a. H-10« IC3).
Deel riv.. Ire. 14-744 (U2);

•-BiOd.

— UMUe. Ire. 17-937 b.
DeeKriv., Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Deattonteln. --..\f 18-4 lie.
Deem (diet.) 8- 4 1Kb.
DEEMS. CHARLES (ALEX-

andsr ) Fore* 7-92 Ic : Ureeos-
boro- Oolkfe U-552a.

— LeotoraabTp 7-»22a,
DeMiMUr (diet.) 8-4 1Mb.
Deemster's Court 17-536O.
Deewsh. W.. Ire. 14-744 (A5).
Deen,K.Dak. lt-780 (Dl).
— . bay. Can. 14-225 (Bl).
—. bay. 8lb. 25-10 (N2).

— . ford. Norf. 18-746b.

— . lake. Wash. 18-354 (111).

— . riv., llr.lloud. 5-678 (B2) ;

4-615b.
—.riv., N.C. 18-772 (C2) :

mining 18-7 7 3a. 22-69«a.
Deep (oceanography) 7-29d ;

Deep Bay. C.Af. 13-260 (1)1).

— uayon. riv.. Ark. 1-552
(DSV

Deepoar. Yorkx. 28-93.1 (C3).
Deep cervical Klamlx 17-166O.
Deencreek, Colo. 8-722 (Cl).
— . Wash. 18-354 (112).
Deep Creek, mu.. Utah. 27-
-II , A. :-•-',.

— Creek, riv., Ga, 11-752 (D2).

— Creek, riv.. da. 11-752 ( D4).

— Creek, rlv., Ida. 14-27 6 ( B4 i.

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (Cl).

— C'reek. riv.. Md. 17-^ J -

— Creek, riv., Mont, 14-'J76

1C'.').

— Creek, riv., Nov. 5-8 (El ).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 18-780
(A3).

— Creek. lir, N.Dak. 18-780
(B2).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 18-780
(Dl).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (Cl ).

— Creek, riv.. S.Dak. 25-jOC,
(01).

— Creek, riv.. S.Dak. 25-.'ioi;
(C3).

— C'reek, riv^ Wash. 28-3.11
(HI).

l'1-.-i..i.,!,. i:.-. k. rtr, Ta&g. 9-

412(1. D3).
Deepdene, mansion. Sur. 8-

Dcep Fork (of North Fork of
Canadian River), okla.2O-.vs
(E2).

Deephaven. Minn. 18-550 (K5).

Deephole, Nev. 5-8 (Dl).

Deeping Fen, Lines. lO-257a
16-7 14a.

— St James, Linen. B-424a.

— St Nicholas, Lines. 8-416
(U. 04).

Deep palmar arch l-942a ; 2-

Deep Red Bun, riv.. Okla. 20-

58(C3).
Deep River, Conn. 8-952 (E4).

— River, la. 14-7:12 (K.f).
Deeprlver, Ind. 14-422 (C2).
— . N.C. 18-772 (11<-1).
Deep River. Wash. 28-354

,|i::i.
Deep River group ll-670a.

— Run, riv., Md. 17-828 <A4).

— Run, riv.. X.J. 18-502 <C4).

— Run. riv., N.J. 18-502 (1)3).
Deeprnn Creek, riv., S.Dak.

25-506 (D3).
Deep sea clamm 18-974d.

— na deposits : tee Oceanic
deposits.

— Sea Fishermen, Royal
National Mission to 7-82b.

— sea flounder : tee Summer
flounder.

— sea tangle l-589d ; l-596c ;
15-7 20d.

Deepstep, Oa. 11-752 (D3).
Deep Valley. Pa. 21-106 (R6).
Deepwater. Slo. 18-608 (C3).
Deep Water, W.Va. 28-:,60
(n3).

— Water, bar, China 13-
6.17d.

— Water, pt. Del. 17-82S (12)
Deepwater Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-

608 (B-C3).
Deer. Isl.. Aleutian Is. 1-472

— . Isl.. Anr. 2-462 (D5).
— . Isl., Ire. : tee Cruaghna-
keela.

De«f. hi.. lUm. 17-S5I (C4) ;

— . M^Ma. 17-414 (Ca).

—, SC Hlsa. lf-«00 ( D»).
SB, MB. 17-4J4 JpIC
kka. M*. 17-4J4 (DJ).

(two). Minn. U-560

. Nfd. 18-479 (Bt); 18-

— , lake. Wa.li 18-.1.M (III).

— . riv.. Mk-li. U-372 (Bli
—.riv.. N.Y. 18-494 (E»).

— , riv., Tenn. 18-620 1 1

14-411 (M);

DEER 7-922*; H-34b; 21-35*:
dew-olaw 8-1.17.1; distribu-
tion 4-3J7d. 17-527d : dura-
tion of life 18-978* ; face and
tog-glands 17-522b ; foastls
•T-35b. U-a36b ; gam* tows
ll-442bj hair 17-52lc ;
horns 2i-34a ; boms (pre-
historic use) 1-34 8d : hunt-
ing 13-948C, 24-10OOb ;
power of dispersal H- 10040 ;
prehistoric drawing 2-1 IM> ;
rump-patch 17-52 Id ; akin
(In commerce) ll-348b. 11-

— berry : tee Wtntergreen.
Deer. Book of 6-635a ; M-69c ;

discovery by Bradshaw 4-
374* ; language 8-618d.

Deercourt. tia. 11-762 (Cl).

Deer Creek. III. 14-304 (C3).

— Creek. Ind. 14-422 <E3).

— Creek. Minn. 18-550 <B4).

— Creek, Okla. 18-58 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-4 22
,1...

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422

— Creek, riv.. Okla. 18-58
,( I).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 10-242
(B5).

— Creek, riv.. Pa 21-106 (C4).

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-354

Wyo. 28-S74
Wyo. 28-S7I

— "Creek, riv.,
(OS).

^~" (Jrook* riv.j

(E2-3).
Decrfleld, Fla. 10-540 (F5).

111. 14-304 (El).

Ind. 14-422 (111).

Kan. 15-654 (A2).
DEERFIELD (Pocnmtnck)
Mass. 7-924b ; 17-852 (1)1).

Mich. 18-372 (O8).

M». 18-608 (III).

N.Y. 19-590 (E2).

O. 20-26 (112).

Wis.. 28-740 (D5).
— ', mt. Mass. 17-851D.
— , riv.. Mass, and Vt 17-852
(Bl) ; 19-490 (III!).

— Center, N.II. 19-490 (E5).

— Street N.J. 18-502 (B4).
Decrfold, dint. Hereford. 13-

357a.
Deerfoot (runner) : tee Ben

net, Louis.
Dcerford. La. 17-54 (a5).

— Station. La. 17-54 <a-b5).
Deer Forest 7-924.1.

Deer Grove, 111. 14-304 (CS).
Deerhonnd 8-377d ; 8-378

(PL HI.).
Deerhnrst. Olos. 12-1 35h ; 2O-

5b ; 1-7 62a.
Deerina, mt, N.S.W. 18-638

(.2).

Deoring, Alsk. 1-472 (E2).
— , Me. 22»120a.
— , N.Pak. 18-780 (C-D1).
— . N.H. 18-490 (D5).

— hills. S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
Deering's Oaks, park. Me. 22-

1208-
Deer Island. Me. 17-434 (D4).

— I-lind. Oreg. 20-242 (C2).

— Lake, Nfd. 18-479 (1(2).

— Lick, Pa. 21-106 (B6>.

— Lick. W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

stone 13-653a.

... Mont 14-276 (CS) ;

18-755d.
Deer Lodge. Tenn. 28-620

(01).
Deerlodge, forest, Mont 18-

754a.
Deer Lodge, pans, Mont 14-

276 (C3).
DeerlodKe Co., Mont 14-276

(C3-2).
Deer-moose: tee White-footed

Deerneas, Soot tt-48d.

Deer Ness. cape. Soot 24-412

(Fl).

— . New. Soot : tee New Deer.
— , Old. Scot : tee Old Deer.

— Park, Ala. 1-4SO (A4).
Deerpark. Md. 17-828 (A2).
Deer Park. 0. 18-26 (L6).

— Park, Wash. 28-354 (112).

— Park. Wis. 28-740 (A3).

M4d.

7.
Otto, IB. 14-J44

y. Can. 8-1 M (It).
Daw l-ma. uiU. Colo. 8-7T1

iMwrvlaln. III. 14-104 («»).
Deer Itnuoval Art 18-4 7 Sa.
I*«T lllpa. falla, M«. l»-4J»a,
.r.

.r.nn. -
Deen. Ill 14-304 (1*3).
— B«n. me. B.Dak.
(I1J-J).

|...r. -•,.,,.. f. -...• ZO- ,

. .

DlKfivUI«. O. M-l>
Ueer TraJL Colo. •-7*1 (Kl).

— TrallTwaah. t*-3aab.

— Trail Creek, rtv., Colo. »-7tl

..

- Wood. Minn. U-aaO (D4V
Deeam. India : at* Diam.
UecKW. Mta. 1»-«00 (HI).
Lx- Ertria, prior : «w Uenry of

'er. S-8 (Fl).
I>rfarratlnn l«-9*5b.
DEFAMATION (diet.) 7-».Sb :
••<• alto Libel and Bll ~

DefaaM : tee ShKHtoc.
DEFAULT (law) 7-9l5b.
— mmnioni M-80d.
DEFEASANCE (law) 7-9J5c;

MM.

Defecator 2«-38b.
DEFENCE (law) 7-M5c ; M-

- ii.

— (military): at

fence and Fortification and
Blececraft.

— . Aiwleof l«-«86c.
Jlrlmcr of m Kttttv of Itrttmo-

tiqw /'or«i<(Dryden)8-610b.
Drlnur ol Justification 6»

taitk (Bunyan) 4-804d.
Ite/enee of I'oetie : tee Apologie

tor Portrie (Sidney).
Dr/rnrr of Hie Cktwrk of Kno-

land again* ItitedabliA-

mrnt (.«ell>orne) 24-598c.
DEFENDANT (law) 7-915d ;«-

217c ; right of traverainc re-

stricted (1819) »-556c,
Defender. CaL S-8 (Ct).
DEFENDER OF THE FAITH

(Fidel Uefeiuor) 7-925d ; 9-

Mtl
Defenders (Or. law) 12-503C.

— (Caliphate) : ire Anaar.

— (Irish society) 21-45c; 14-
7fOa-

— Day l*-584b.
Defenestration of !>ra*-ue 4-

131a.

Defennch : tcr Dapbnae.
Detente de plaeti lortei (Otf-

not) 5-377b.
Dttaae ei lUuttration it at

I.anffue I~'rancni*e 7-470a;

8-616<l ; ll-r.'-.M.
Defense ^enerale. Conilte de

(1792): tee PubUc Safety.

Committee of.

— Nationale, government of
France : tee National De-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

. .

Dilenmr de la ComtOvlion
(French Journal) 23-417b.

Deteniio Cirri r.'a/'iazni 4-289*.

Defenslonale (Swisa. bJM.) M-
IMb.

Detentio Reyia pro Corolo I.
(Sahna«ln«)24-f lb; 18-4)>6b.

Delenrio Ktmda (Milton) 1*.

Defensor (eccl. official) l-241d.
Delentor Minor (Marsilina of

I'a.ii.Bi 17-;: M..
Delrntor Parit (Marsilina of

Padua and John of Jandun)

17-775b: »-354a.
Defereinrerth6rl, pass, Alps :

ire Vlnroer.

DEFERENT (astron.) 7-92«a.
Deferred annuities 2-75c.

— delivery (diet.) 7-270*.

— perpetuity 2-75c.
Den* : tee Timbrel.
DEFFAND. MARIE ANNE DE

Vichy-Chamrond, marquise

du 7-926a.
Deffvniad V Flydd (Eyffln) B-

647c.
Defiance. la. 14-732 (B3).

— , Mich. 18-372 (C3).
DEFIANCE. O. 7-926c ; M-2(

(B2).
Defiance. Pa. 21-106 (F5).

— Co.. 0. 18-26 (A-B2J.
Deficiency of a curve 7-65Ta-
Deficient month* 4-Mlb.
Deficit. Monidenr: »r<-Caloni»,

Charles Alexandra de.
Defilade (diet.) 10-717r.
DEFILE (diet.) 7-926C,
DeflUppia 18-908C.
Definite Inflorescence 18-556a ;

18-557a; 18-SS8d.

— proportions, law of (chem.)

XXIX. I

DEFI-DEMA

DEFINITION (logic) 7-926d :

Aristotle 16-901d ; 22-276b ;

Plato Zl-S'.'le ; Socrates 25-

336b.

Dettxio 14-637d.
Deflection (gunnery) :

Drift, in ballistics.

— (mech.) 4-556d.
Deflers, A. 2-261b.
Defloration (medicine) 18-27 b.
DEFOE, DANIEL 7-927a ; 9-

632b.

Defoe, Ky. 15-740 (C-D2).
Defoe's Review 21-152b.
Pe Forest, Wis. 28-740 (D5).
Deforis, Jean Pierre S-524C.
Deformation of surfaces 26-

123d.

Deformity : see Monster.
Defrecheux, Nicolas 28-2S6C.
Defregger, Franz von 20-509d:

8-575d.
De Freyne, Arthur French,

baron 14-788&.
" Deft " camera 21-504d.
Defterdar {Turk, official) 27-

449b ; 27-427d.
Defter emini (official) 27- 1 till).
De Funiak Springs, Fla. 10-

540 (Oil.

Deg. (abbr.) l-29d.
Dega, isl., Aby. 27-347C.
Degama, Nig. 19-678 (C5).
Degana, India 14-376 (E-F6).
Deganwy, Wales 9-428 (V.

Dl); 7-70b; 5-30 Ib ; 28-

262a.
De Garmondia, B. S. 26-630c ;

22-7 83a.
DEGAS. HILAIRE GERMAIN

Edgard 7-931b ; 14-344C.
Degebc, riv.. Port. 25-530 (B3) ;

12-646b.

Degeberga, Swed. 26-190 (C4).
DC Geer, C. 9-655c.
DE GEER, LOUIS GERHARD,

baron 7-931d.

— Gelder, Aart 20-481c.
Degen, Carl Ferdinand 26-

334d ; 26-:i:i6a.
— , E. 21-518a.
Degeneration (biol.) 28-1032b ;

2-297a.
Drgrnerotion (Nordau) 19-

739d.
Degeorge. Charles Jean Marie

M-508b.

Deger, Ernst 8-713b.
Degerando, Marie Joseph : are

Gerando, Marie Joseph de.
Degerfors. Swed. (Norrbotten)

19-800 (E2).

— , Swed. (Orebro) 26-190 (C2).
— , Swed. (Vesterbotten) 19-

800 (D-E2).
Degersheim, Switz. 26-242

(G2).
DEGGENDORF, Ger. 7-932a ;

11-808 (D4).
Degh, riv., India 14-376 (F4) ;

25-2b.

Deghi, Noffo : see Noffo Dei.
Degland, J. V. Y. 2O-310d.
Deglane (architect) 2-441d.
De Glehn compound loco-
motive 22-S49b.
Degli, val., Egy. 4-954 (D3).
Degli Adimari, Antonio 10-

533c

— Agostlni, Niccolo 4-138c.

— Andalo, Castellano 23-675a.

— Ordelaffl, Scarpetta 7-813b.

— Stabili, Francesco : see
Cecco d'Ascoli.

— Ubaldini, Ruggieri 7-965d.

— Ubertl, Farinata (fl. 1260)
10-531d.

— Uberti, Farinato (d. 1606) :
see Farinato, Paolo.

— Uberti, Fazio 14-902d.
Deglutition 19-92 to.
Degnon Contracting Co. 27-

-("::.,.
Dego, It. : battle (1794) 11-

184c; (1796) ll-187a.
Degognia, 111. 14-304 (C6).
Degolia, Pa. 21-106 (E2).
Degonia Springs, Ind. 14-422

<C8).
De Graat (physiologist) 23-

118a.
De Graff, Minn. 18-550 (B5).

— Graff, O. 20-26 (B-C4).
Degras (tanning) 16-342d.
Degray, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Degre, Alois 13-928a.
Degree (academic) 27-752c ;

10-411. ; American 27-777c,
l-125a ; co-education 6-
639a ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge 27-772b : title of
honour 26-1030a; women
27-773a, 10-43a.

— (math.) : Arabian S-47a ;
Chinese 2-809a ; of equation
9-709C.

— table (ballistics) 3-271d.
De Grey, Thomas Philip Wed-

dell (Hobinson) 3rd Baron
Grantham, earl 12-359d.

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

De Grey, S.Dak. 25-506 (F3).

— Grey, riv., W.Aus. 2-960
(B4) ; 2-962b.

De Groux, Charles Corneille
Auguste 20-5U6d.

— Groux, Henri Jules Charles
Corneille 20-50Se.

Degu (mammal) 19-993b ; 23-
445a.

Degulleville (Deguilleville)
Guillaume de : see Guille
ville, Guillaume de.

DE HAAS, MAURITZ FRED-
erick Hendrick 7-932b.

Dehama, Pal. 20-602 (D-E4).

Dehbariz, Pers. 10-190C.

Dehbid, Pers. 21-188 (B2) ; 21-
191b.

Dehdadl, fort., Afg. 17-941d.

Deh Dasteh, Pers. 10-293b.

De Heem (Dutch painters): tee
Heom.

Dehej, India 14-382 (E9).

De heretico comburendo (sta-
tute) 4-S.V4.1 ; 9-4 tii.l ; 28-
849c : heresy 13-362b ; Lol-
lards 9-51 Od.

Dehesa, Cal. 5-8 (E5).

Deheubarth, Wales 28-262a.

De Heuach (Dutch painters) :
see Heusch.

DehUbat HU1 : battle (1885)
9-125b.

Dehiscent (diet.) ll-255a.

Dehltella 14-151d.

Dehkans. tribe : see Dehwars.

Deh-Kharegan, dist., Pers. 3-
8 la.

Deh Kohneh, Pers. 10-190b.

Dehli, India : are Delhi.

Dehmel, Richard ll-799b.

Dehn, Israel : see Foss, Frith -
jof.

— , Siegfried Wilhelm 23-809c.

Dehodiamont, Mo. 18-608 (G2).

De Hooch, Pieter : see Hooch,
Pieter de.

DEHRA, India 7-932b ; 14-
376 <H4) ; 26-923d ; obser-
vatory 19-960C.

— DUN, dist., India 7-932c ;
14-376 (G-H4) ; earthquake
8-818c : language 20-453b.

Dehram, Pers. 10-190a.
Dehri, India 14-376 (K-L7) ;
25-399d.

— Shahan. India 14-398a.
Dehrud. Pers. 21-188 (B3) ;

10-1908,

Dehwars, tribe 3-293d.
Dehyang, int., Java : see

Dyeng.
Dehydracetlo acid 22-694b ;

1-1 36a.

Dehydration 6-596c.
Dehydromucic acid ll-358a.
Dei, Noffo : see Noffo Dei.
Deia Mazzuklit, int., Turk. 1-

482b.

Deianeira (myth.) 13-346b.
Deichmann, Carl 16-576b.
Deidameia (d. of Adrastus) 5-

«9b.

— (d. of Aeacides) 9-699a.

— (d. of Lyeomedes) 19-378a.
Deidcsheim, Ger. 11-808 (II.

m9).

DeiHcatio : see Adunatio.
Dei Gabrielli, Cante 7-8 12d.
Deighton, Yorks. 28-933 (B2).
Dei judicium 20-173c.
Deil, Address to the (Burns)

4-859b.

Dell's Dyke, Scot. : see Catrail.
i i. -1111:1 blakei ll-516c.
Deimatinae 8-879d.
Deimos (astron.) 17-765a : 2-

815d.

— (myth.) 2-455a.
Deincourt, Walter of : see

Walter d'Eyncourt.
Deine, riv., Togo. 12-203 (C3) ;

26-1046b.
Deiniol, St: see Daniel (of

Bangor).

Deinoceras : see Uintatherium.
Deinocerata : see Uintatheri-

idae.
Deinoerates (architect) : see

Dinocrates.

— (exile) 25-29a.
Deinomenid, dynasty 25-25d.
Deinosauria : see Dinosauria.
Deio ao leuan Du (poet) 5-646c.
DEIOCES 7-932d ; 18-21a.
Deion : see Dinon.
Deloneus (myth.) 15-102a.
Deiopea 7-593b.

Deiopeia pulchella 16-470b.
DEIOTARUS7-933a; ll-393d
Deiphobus (myth.) 13-219b ;

13-220c.

Deiphon Forbesii 2-300c (flg.).
Deiphontes (of Argos) 9-687a.
Deipnosophistoe (Athenaeus;

2-830C ; Casanbon 5-443d.
Delpyle (myth.) 27-494a.
Dei Quattro Altari 27-60c.
DEIR, Turk.As. 7-933b ; 26-

305 (C-D2) ; 18-181a.

Deir (monastery), as Delr Abu

Sephin, Deir Bablun, &c. :

ace Abu Sephiu, Babluu, &c.

(except as below).
Deira, isl., Pers. 21-188 (A2-3).
DEIRA, kingdom 7-333c ; 18-

151d; 19-793b.
Deir Abu Tor, hill, Pal. l-134d.
Dei Rafaelli, Bosone 7-S14a.
Deir al Jamajim, Turk.As. :

battle (702) S-32c.
Deiras, ridge, Gr. 2-480o.
Deir Ballut, riv.. Pal. 20-602

(U-C4).
Deir, Booh of : see Deer, Book

•of.

Deir Diwan, Pal. l-434c.
Deirdre (Irish lit.) 5-627c ; 8-

597d.
Deir, Ed, hill. Pal. 12-17o.

— el Ashaiyir, temple, Pal.
13-37 2a.

— el Bahri, Egy. 2-37 2c ; 9-
76b ; 9-82a foil. ; 3-819a ;
Maspero's excavations 17-
848c, 26-741a; pottery 5-
708d.

— el Kamar.Pal. 20-602 (Dl);
16-348d.

— el Medina, temple, Thebes
26- 7 4 la.

— el Tin. Egy. 4-954 (B3).

— ez-Zor, Turk.As. : see Delr.

— Korra, Turk.As. 5-32c.
Deirmendere, Asia M. 6-7 17a.
Deirmou Tepe, hill, Asia M.

25-28 Id.

Dei Rossi, Azariah 13-175d.
Deisom, N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).
DEISM 7-933d ; 2-191C ;

Butler's Analogy 4-883b ;

Hume 13-878d ; miracles 18-

571c ; naturalism 19-2740 ;

theism 26-7 lib.
Deisri (Ueba) 16-532d.
Deissmann, G. A. 9-702b.
DEISTER, mts., Ger. 7-937d ;

11-808 (B2) ; geology 11-

534e.

— sandstone 28-437b.

Deist, tetter to a (Stilling-

fleet) 7-933d.

Deists, English : see Deism.
Deist vuyushta Armia 4-7 7 80.
Deisul : see Widdershins.
Deitcrs' cells 8-793c.

— nucleus 19-396b ; 19-49a.

Deity 23-62d ; 26-772d ; ag-
nosticism l-379a ; anthropo-
morphism 2-120a ; atheism
2-S27c ; Oartesianism 8-85b,
5-415b ; Christ's conception
6-282c ; Clarke 6-446d ; Eu-
hemerism 9-887a, l-947b ;
Fichte 18-230d ; German
idealism 18-231a ; Greek
conceptions 6-284b ; Greek
physicists 14-731c ; Hebrew
religion 13-176d. 22-445b ;
Hegel 18-232a ; Leibnitz 16-
389b, 18-229a ; Locke 16-
849b ; Logos 16-919C ; Lotze
17-25a, 18-233d ; Lucretius
17-109b ; metaphysical de-
duction 18-228c ; naturalism
19-274b ; Neoplatonism 19-
373b : Neopvthagoreanism
19-378c ; Ori'gen 20-272d ;
panlORism 18-232a; panthe-
ism 20-682d; Philo 19-37 4c,
16-920c; Plotinus 19-37 5a ;
primitive ideas 23-fi2d, 19-
134c ; Sehelling 24-319a, 18-
231c ; Schleiermacher 24-
332a ; Spinoza 5-423a : the-
ism 26-744b ; Usener's classi-
fication 23-70a : Ward 18-
248a ; Wundt 18-243b ; Wy-
cliffe 28-867 d ; Xenophanes
of Colophon 28-884d ; Zoro
astrian 21-205b.

D6jaeque, Joseph 1-91 6b.
De Jager's case (1907) 27-

225d.
Dejaj (official) : see Dejaz

mach.
Dejaj Kassa (of Tigre) : see

John (king of Abyssinia).

— Tasamma : see Tasamma,
Dejaj.

Deja vn (clairvoyance) 6-419a.
DEJAZET, PAULINE VIR-

ginia 7-938a.
Dejazeta 7-938a.
Dejazmach (official) l-93b.
Dejean, L. (sculptor) 24-511C.
Dejeaniae 8-916a.
Dejerine, Jule« 2-163d.
Dejnev (explorer) : see Dezh-

nev.
Dejong, state, India : see Sik-

De Jong's pt., N.G. 19-487
(02).

— Jonkheer's Land, N.Y. : see
Yonkers.

De Judaeis (statute, 1791) 15-
408c.

— Judaismo (statute, 1275) 15-
409b.

Dejussieu, Christophe : see Jus-

sieu, Chnslophe de.
Dck, isl., Aby. 27-347C.
Deka, Jebel, Sud. 26-1 4c.
DC Kaap, val., Trans. 19-261d:

27-190C.
Dckabrists 23-903C ; 22-668C :

19-652b.
Dekak (of Damascus) 7-528b ;

24-(>09d.
DE KALB, 111. 7-93Sa: 14-

304 (D2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).
— , Miss. 18-600 (D3).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (N2).
Dekalb Co., Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2) ; 11-
752a.

— Co., 111. 14-304 (D2).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (G2).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (B2).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (F2).

De Kalb Junction, N.Y. 19-
596 (El).

— Kalk, S.Af. 2-845d.

De Kay, Helena : see Gilder,

Helena.

Doken, Agatha 8-726a.
DE KEYSER, THOMAS 7-

938a.

Dekina, Nig. 19-678 (C4).
Dekka, tribe l-174b.
DEKKER, EDWARD

Douwes 7-938b ; 1-9 18c.
— , JEREMIAS DE 7-938d ; 8-

725b.

— , THOMAS 7-939a ; 9-625a.
Dekle. Ga. 11-752 (D3).
De Koningk, Philipp : see

Koninck, Philip de.

— Koven, Reginald 19-83a.
Dekoven, Ky. 15-740 (A3).
Do la Baume, Pierre (bp.) :

see Peter (bp. of Geneva).

DE LA BECHE, SIR HENRY

Thomas 7-940b ; ll-644d.

— la Boe : see Sylvius, Fran-
ciscus.

Delabole quarries. Corn. 7-

181a ; 23-433C.
DELABORDE, HENRI FRAN-

oois, count 7-941a.
Dclaoommune, A. 6-917d.
Delacour (pseud.) : see Lart-

tigue, Alfred Charlemagne.
Delacroix, Charles 7-941a.
— , FERDINAND VICTOR

Eugtne 7-941a ; 14-345b.
De la Croix, abbey, Staffs. 16-

370a.

Delafleld, 111. 14-304 (D5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E5) ; 19-992b.
De la Flechiere, John William :

see Fletcher.

— La Fosse, Charles : see La-
fosse, Charles de.

Delafosse, Maurice 17-564b.

DE LA GARDIE, MAGNUS
Gabriel, count 7-941d ; 26-
204c ; 26-215C.

Delage, Marie Yves 9-31 6e ;
23-1 16d ; on hybridism 14-
27c ; on Hydromedusae 14-
151a ; on Leptocephali9-9c ;
on micromerism 22-47 8b.

DELAGOA BAY, inlet, Port.
E.Af. 7-942a ; 25-466 (L5) ;
25-477a ; 27-195C ; language
3-360b ; railway 17-65d.

De la Guard, Theodore : see
Ward, Nathaniel.

Delaherche (potter) 5-7 59d.

Delaine sheep 18-168a.

Delair, N.J. 19-502 (B4).

Delaite, Julien 28-286d.

Delaiteuse butter dryer 7-
751d.

De la Landelle, G. : flying-
machine 10-513d (flg.).

Delalande's fox : see Long-
eared fox.

De la Llave, Pablo 22-746C.

De Lamar, Ida. 14-276 (A4).

Delamar, Nev. 8-8 (E3).

De la Mare, Sir Peter : see La
Mare.

— la Mare, Walter 9-644d.
DELAMBRE, JEAN BAP-

tiste Joseph 7-942d ; 26-

330a ; 27-276a.
DELAMERE, GEORGE

Booth, 1st baron 7-943a.
— , Henry Booth, 2nd baron :

see Warrington, 1st earl.
Delamere, Ches. 6-90a.
De Lamere, N.Dak. 19-780

(G3).
Delamere, forest, Ches. 9-416

(II. B3); 6-89d.

— Station, S.Aus. 2-960 (E3).
Delam6therie, Jean Claude :

see La Metherie, J. C. de.
Delamination (diet.) 14-172b.
De Lamornaix, Sallandronze

2-892c.
De Lancey, James 19-609d ;

19-606c.
— , William Heathcote 17

519a ; 21-llSc.

Delanco, N.J. 19-502 (C3).
DE LAND, Fla. 7-943b ; 10-

540 (E2).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
DELANE, JOHN THADEUS

7-943c ; 27-493a.
Delanoy, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
De Lank, riv., Corn. 9-1301

(VI. 02).

Delanneau, Capt. 19-676d.
Delano, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K4).
DELAN Y, MARY GRANVILLE.

7-943d.

— , Patrick B. 26-519b.
Delap Cove, Can. 19-831

(B2).

Delaplaine, Ark. 2-552 (El).
Delaplanche, Eug6ne 24-508b.
De la Pole, family of : see Pole,.

de la.
DE LA REY, JACOBUS HER-

cules 7-944a ; 25-480d ; 27-

204c.
DE LA RIVE, AUGUSTE.

Arthur 7-944b.

— La Rive, Lucien 7-944c ; 9-
205a.

Delaroche, F. 13-140b.

— , HIPPOLYTE (Paul) 7-

944c ; 18-467a.

DELARUE, GERVAIS 7-945b.
De la Rue, Thomas 7-945b.
DE LA RUE, WARREN 7-

945b.

Delasone (anatomist) l-933d,
DELATOR 7-945d.
Delattre, R. P. 5-427d.
Delatyn, Aus. 3-4 (12).
Delaunay, Charles Eugene 16-

510c : 15-664a; 18-805d.
— , ELIE 7-946b : 20-50;ic.
— , LOUIS ARSENE 7-946b.
— , M. J. C. de Staal : see-

Staal, baronne de.
Dela val. Sir Ralph 3-5620 ; 16-

81b.

Delavan, 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C-D7).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E6).
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (E6).
De la Vega, Garcilaso : see

Vega.
DELAVIGNE, JEAN FRAN-

pois Casimir 7-946c ; 11-

141b.

Delawanna, N.J. 19-502 (A2).
Delaware, barons and earls :

see De la Warr.
— , Thomas West, Lord 28-

124d.

Delaware, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , Del. 18-608 (HI).
— , la. 14-732 (F2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (G6).
— , Ky. 15-740 (A3).
— , N.J. 19-502 (B2).
DELAWARE, O. 7-951a ; 20-

26(D-E4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Fl).
— , bay, Del. 17-828 (12).
— , bay, N.J. 19-502 (B5).
— , mts., Tex. : see Guadalupe..
DELAWARE, riv., U.S. 7-

951c : 19-502 (A-B5) ; 19-

596 (E3-4) ; 17-828 (H2-1) ;

27-614a.
DELAWARE, state, U.S. 7-

947a ; 17-828 (map) ; fauna

27-6!i4a ; list of governors

7-950c ; slavery 16-706d.
" Delaware " (battleship) 24-

901c ; 24-906a.

— and Raritan Canal, N.J. 19-
502 (C3>; 19-505b.

— College, Newark, Del. 7-
949b.

— Co., la. 14-732 (F2).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (G4).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (E-F3).

— Co., O. 20-26 (D-E4).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Gl).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (M6 &
K-L7).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(El) ; 26-690 (C4).

Delaware group (geol.) 27-

631a.
DELAWARE INDIANS, tribe-

7-951b ; 14-460b.

— limestone 27-630d.

— Mine, Mich. 18-372 (B-C2).

— Park, Buffalo, N.Y. 4-7A4d.
DELAWARE WATER-GAP,

Pa. 7-951d; 19-502 (B2) ;

21-106 (M4).
DE LA WARR, .barons and'

earls 7-952a.

Delayed union (diet.) 4-201d.
Delbeke, M. 20-50Sd.
Delbruck, Berthold 21-434c.
— , HANS 7-9.r,2d ; 22-171C.
— , Johann Friedrich Gottlieb-

ll-66b.
— , MARTIN FRIEDRICHT

Rudolf von 7-952d.
Del Cambio, Arnolfo : see-

Arnolfo di Cambio.
Delcambre, La. 17-54 (C4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full use of this Index It In essential to read the
instructions given on /'age I.

DEFI-DEMA

. UotM 17-11 lb.

( Italian traveller)

teL. Medlt. : ttt

<mtrnl)
•43o ; S2-.I41*-.

. Hull. 13-JH8 (DO.

7-

.

otro. Manual UutUera
IB Concha,

marqul* : *te

a. Ion llmUi 1
.VI.: «r

•VS4TD.

Uahr-cl
UluuaL

— . Khor, C.Af. : tee RohL
I ..-I. -!..... ll. 26-. I.

Deleb palm : ttr Palmyra

Detedda. Graxia 14-911c.

De Lederrde, Richard : ter

I: . :.,r,i ,|. I..-.I. r. -.I,-.

lv:. ..-,>. dtot.) 8 I.

Delegates, Court of 9-447o ;

DelegaUo (diet.): tee Expro-

mlsalo.
Detegat us non potest delegare

.
mt.. N.s.W.

38

Delevete.

i.: .

Delchaye, Hlppolyto 4-178a.
De Leien. lake, Holl. 1S-4SS

(Dl).

Deleltosa, Sp. 28-530 (03).
Delete. Camer. 8-110 (U4 .
Deiemont, SwiU. 18-141 (Cl) ;

26-JI.'. .

DeJena, Okla. M-58 <B1).
Del »nMn-. Juan : tee

De Leon. Tex. 18-690 (13).
Detoon Springs. Fla. 10-440

Delery' lake. La. 17-54 (D7).
De PEscIuse, Charles : tee

Loolusa.
DELESCLUZE, LOUIS

Charle* 7-953c.
Detossart, Claude Antolne : tee

Loasart.

DELESSE. A. E. O. J. 7-9534.
Delesse. lake. Can. 8-160 (E2J.
Delesaeria 1-5914 ; l-593b

(tlB.); 19-1490.
DELESSERT. JULES PAUL

Benjamin 4-9434 : 13-333d.
Delessite l-369a : 8-2564.
Deleuze siphon 25-151C.
Delevan, Cal. 5-8 <B2).
DELFICO. MELCHIORRE 7-

954a.

Deltlna. Tex. 18-890 (F8).
- DeUlno " (submarine) 24-

•.' .' .' i .
DELFT, Holl. 7-954b ; 13-583

•H.'..

— , HI.. Cey. 14-381 (HIS).
Delft (pottery) 8-740b ;

!' 7 I . i .

Detttahaven, Holl. 13-588 (B3).
Delfzyl. Holl. 13-583 (Dl) ; 12-

613a.

I (D5).

— . pt., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map).
— , pt.. Mex. 18-318 (II).
— Head. Ax. 8-83 (3).
Deteado, oape, Port-E.Af. 1-

310 (H6).
— .cape. Somlnd. 25-:<79

<F-<53\

Del Oaldo, Anna Maria 3-8194
Delgany. Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Del Oarbo, Raffaelllno : tee

Raflaellino del Garbo.
Del Olndice. Antonio, prince
-llamare : tee Ceuamare.
— . Boffllo : tee Juge, Boflffle

De'lhez. P. 18-8480.

Delhi. Oolo. 8-721 (O4).

— , la. 14-731 (Fl).
-. III. 14-304 (B4).

DELHI. India 7-954c : 14-376

11 1 : 13-488o
architecture 14-432a, 14-4-.'-
(platen), 14-621b; coinage
19-908a; mutiny (1857) 14-
1 1 - «. 2S-S6b.

— .La. 17-54 (Cl).

— . Minn. 18-:. Mi I H6).

— . \ V 19-596 (F3X

— . n 20--.'«(H7).

— . Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— . dist.. India 7-956D.

18-

Dat'Sum. M-71 (AS).

— , to!.. Mai. Arob. t «M Klap-

DCLIA 7-9AHa.

l*lta (l)atucl) 9-8JOb; 14-

DELIAN LEAGUE 7-»4Ha ;
12-449b ; Union's policy 8-
M9a; finance i
IVloponnouau W ..
404 ».o.) H-7ld; Perietal'
policy U-146a; second
(•ague 7-960b ; tril.m. ..-i-
14-618d.

— |.i..lili.||| 7-8060.

l>.- iiiH-ni h.. in. ne exhlbeodo

(wru. \'i-
DELIBES. CLEMENT PH1LI-

bert Leo 7-9iiJI> ; 19-
D.-II.-I : ter Injury.
Dell Dagh. mt.. Turk.As. I-

584 (Bl).

Delight, Ark. 1-441 (114).
Dcllgrad. Senr. : battle (1S78)

20- • .M.
Delijaiinls, Theodora* : tee

IJelyannl.
Delile Iriuitk. riv., Turk. As. 1-

760 (El).
Deli Kamohlk. riv., Bulg. : ter

Kamchik. Dell.
Dellkl Taah. Turk.Aa. 1-760

(OS).

— Tash. pass, Turk.Aa. 1-760
(OS)

Dellktanh. Asia M. 17-141b.

DELILAH 7-961o.

DELILLE, JACQUES 7-961o ;
11-1340.

Dellniers-Uremont, Jacques
Antolne M. : tee I, inters.

Dell Urman. dist., Bulg. 4-773
: 4-773b.

DELIRIUM 7-963a; 14-599a ;
iiiorplilniHin 18-363a ; nar-
cotic 19-2390.

— tromcus 7-963a ; 14-609b.
Deliry-Desboves dough knead-

er 4-47 Id.

Dells (Kurdish troops) 9-10Sh.
Delisle, UuiUuumu ll-618b ;

17-648a.

— , JOSEPH NICOLAS 7-9634.
— , LEOPOLD VICTOR 7-964a.
De Lisle. Mi-. 18-600 (C5).
De Lisle de la Croyero, Louis

25-18b.
De Lisle thread : tee Lowen

hen thread.

Dell Tua, Sum. 28-71 (A2).
DELITZSCH, FRANZ 7-964C ;

15-4260 ; 15-fi:i4c.
— , Frledrieh 7-964d ; 3-109a ;

15-3 l:tc: 28-i>68c.
DELIT2SCH. Ger. 7-964d ; 11-

808 (III. qlO).
Drliniii, Or. : battle (424 B.c.)

21-7 II., 26-741.1. 12-492C.
DELIUS. NIKOLAUS 7-965a.
Deliverance, isl., N.O. 19-4K7

(D3).
Delivery 84-65b : deed 7-92 Ic ;

donat to mortis causa 8-4084;

gift 12-50 ; writ of 28-8501).

10-62C. 8- 11 3d.
Delko, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
Dell. Ark. 2-551 (Fl).
— . Mont. 14-176 (CS).
Dell (tree) 5-779d.
D.-ir Abbato. Nlcoolo:

Ahatl.
Delia Bella. Glano 10-532c.

— BELLA, STEFANO 7-965a :
5-33 Id.

— CASA. GIOVANNI 7-965b.

— Catena. Count : tee Strict
land. Sir Gerald.

— Cava del Tlrrenl, abbey. It.:
trr Trinlta della Cava.

— Clala. Aneelo 3-695a.

— COLLE, RAFFAELLINO 7-

— Crusoan Academy : tee Ac-
cademia della Orusca.

— Cruseans 28-445c.

— Cneva. Alphonm. marquis
of Bedmar : trr Bedmar.

— Doccla. pottery works,
Florence 15-12d.

— Fatnrlnola. Hirucelone : tee
t'irncclone della Fanriuola.

— Fonte. Jacopo : tee Della
Qnercia, Jacopo.

— Francesca. Plero : tee Fran

— GHERARDESCA. UGO-
lino 7-96.V: 21-«IM.

— Maroa. Glaoomo 11-4 -'n.

— Mirandola, Pico : tee Pico
della Mirandola.

— Motta: trr Manzlnl delta
Motta.

Doll' Amrallare. O. A. 14-9n7o

— Xotte, Gherardo : tee lion
thor-t.

— Pace. Lnlgl 22-90«a.

lisia 7-tMaa ; drama tir work
{•Modi opuos 18-4»lta;

«OP018-

— OUCHCIA. JACOPO 7-988li;
84-49te>

lioUBIA (Italian tamlly) 7-
9M&

>. la. Luoa 7-966o; M-
491

i.ia ware 7-9670 : §-

i. Arrkfo 7-loia.

— Korei*, rranoBKw Maria I.,
.Ink.- <>C Crblno : tee fraooU
Maria I.

. .-re. FrancU : «f»Hlitu»
I \ . pop*.

— Itiivere. Ulorannl 17-791d.

— Kuvrre.Ululiano, pope : tee
J ilium II., pope.

— It.iren. Tereuxio, Count

ainlaal : tee M«mUn4 della

Mail

— Kovere. Vlttorla : tee Vlt-
toria. grand ducheas of Tun-

. .ir(\

— Soala (Italian tamlly) 27-

-

— Soala, Bartolommeo 7-81 3b.

— Soala, Cangrandf (of V.-r-

1 1 ''. .

-Soala, Mastlno or Martlno
(of Verona) 17-10060 ; 7-
-...'.-.

— Torre, Fllippo. lord of Milan:

— Torre, Olrolamo 4-5 7 3a.

— Torre, Napoteone. lord of
Milan 18-441a.

— Torre. Pagano 18-441a.

— Torre Kexxonioo, Carlo : tee
Clement XIII., pope.

— Valle, Pietro : tee Valle.
Pietro della.

— Vlgna, Pietro: tee Pietro

"defla'v'

. .

— Vlte, Tlmoteo 22-906C,
Dell Creek, riv., Wto. 28-740

(D5).
Delle, Fr. 10-778 (HI); 3-

— , Utah 27-814 (B2).
Delle Bando Nere, Giovanni
18-35a.

— BattagUe. Michelangelo : tee
Cerquozzl.

— Grazie, Marie : tee Grade,
Marie delle.

Dellenbaugh. mt., Ariz. 2-544

(Bl).
Drllr Torri (Grandl) :

Grandl.
D.-lliimira, pt., .Malta 17-508

Dell of Balniddery, Scot. : tee
Balruddery.

— Rapids, S.Dak. 25-506 (14).

— Roy, 0.20-26 (113).
Dellslo. W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Del Lucianl, Sebastian : tee

Sebastian del Piombo.
Dellwlk. Karl ll-490a ; 11-

..
Dellwik-Flelscher das-producer

ll-493b.

Delhvood. N.C. 19-772 (B4).
Dellys, AUt. 1-643 (Bl) ; 1-

•Ma,

Delma. Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Del Mantetrna. Carlo 17-6034.
Delmar. Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Del Mar. Cal. 5-8 (E5).
Delmar. Del. 17-S28 <H«).

— , la. 14-732 (O3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (O2).

— , S.C. 28-500 (Cl).
Delmatlus, Flavins Julius 6-

989o ; 6-991a.
Delma vllle. Ala. 1-460 (Al).
" Delm*. I>ady Betty " (Rey-

nolds) 2-699d.
D.-lnir, riv., Oer. 7- 970a.
DELMEDIGO (family) 7-9694.
-. F.lijah 7-'.IM'.i<! : 13-17
DELMENHORST, (ler. 7-970a:

11-808 (B2).
Delme-Hadcliffe. C. 19-6984

27- •..-.-•, I.
Delmlnlum (Delmis). Aus. 7.

77 |r.

Dclmonlco (rmtanrant keeper

.
Delmont. X..I. 19-502 (B-C5).

— , Pa. H-106 (C-D5).

— . S.Dak. 2S-5nf, (i;n.

Drl Monte, Giovanni Maria
ter Julius III. (pope).

— M.mlo. c.uldubaldo, March
ese ll-40«o.

— Monte, I'iero 20-70«a.

•-

IVlmott... Henri 3-68Oc.
D.-l Nero, Hernardo 10-5374.
Delnire. Hune. 3-1 (D4).
Del Norte, Colo. 8-711 (D4).

T.. I. .1-4 1 7.-.

ii i

8-Joia.
ii 'Ml).

T||<Ki).

JEAN LOUIS 7-

DELONEV (Delonr). THOMAS

7-V7.il..

DE LONG. GEORGE WASH-
ington 7-970C.
n lx)ll«. 111. 14-304 (IH).
i-li.litf. I n. I. 14-IJ.

,*. fjord. Ureen. 12-543
( k» I ).

.*. tab.. Arct.O. H-038
HID; 25-10 (K-Ll); 18-
. .....

if. mU.. AUk. 1-472
; 1-474..
Deloralne. Henry Scott, 1st

earl of is-727a'
Deloralne. Man. 17-484 (A3).
— , Tas. 18-438 (HI).

— . dlst.. Hoot. 9-863d.

— Court, house, Lincoln 18-
7111).

D.-l . in-, fort. Ire. 8-99a.

De I'Orine. Jehan 7-970d.

Delorme. Joseph : tee Halnte-
li.-iive, Charles AugusUn.

—.MARION 7-970d.

DE L'ORME. PHILIBERT 7-
970d; 17-175a: 2-414o.

DELOSiMikra Dill). W..Aeg.S.
7-9711) ; 12-440 (G3) ; altar
l-760d : ainphlctyony 1-
885a foil. ; houses 13-8104 ;
lustration 17-131d ; plun-
dered (69 B.c.) 12-4>;id ;
Poseidon 22-170a. 22-lo;to ;
sacred lire 10-401 a. 13-305a ;
statues 12- 4 7 9s. 12- 4 -.-.c.
See alto Delia, Dehan League.

De Los I'layas, val., N.Mex.
19-520 (H6).

DE LOUTHERBOURG,
Philip James 7-973a.

DC Lovlo r. Hoit 1-206O ; 1-
207c.

Del Paochla, Glrolamo tee
I'acchla.

D.-l 1 -alack). Manuel 25-5864.

Del I'arquc (general) 21-92d.

Delpech, Jacques 26-129a.

Delph, Yorks. 28-933 (Al).

— , riv., Cambs. 9-424 (IV. Cl).

Delph (drain) 16-7 1.;. I.

DELPHI, (ir. 7-973c; 12-440
(D2) ; (site) 12-424 (D2);
amphlctyony l-885b foil.
coinage 19-881d: Dionysus
8-287 d ; excavations (1840'
18-963a ; inscriptions 14-
627a ;. \eoptolemnsl9-378b;
paintinfrs 12-432a: pilgrim-
ages 21-604a ; Pythian
frames 11-44 '.H ; sacred stone
3-192a ; sculpture 12-48 la
Septerlon festival 2-185a
Sicyon treasury 12-4 7 3c
temple of Apollo 7-97 3o, 20-
854a. For the Delphic oracle
trr under Oracle.

Delphi, Ind. 14-422 (D3).

— , Ire. 14-744(83).

— , Tenn. 26-620 <F2).

— , mt., Gr. 12-424 (E2) ; 9-
864d; 12-426c.

Delph inuptcrus leucas :
Beluga.

Delphin Classics 13-855d ; 12-
943d.

Mphine (de Ptael) 25-751C,

Delphine (dyes) 8-750a.

Delphlni, Guldo : tee Ony
(Gnldo Delphinl).

D.-lplilnl y7-975c.

DELPH IN I A 7-97 5c ; 1-1 85b.

Delphlnla, Artemis 2-664a.

Delphinldae5-773b.

Delph inlon 12-504a.

Delphinlte 9-689o.

Delphinium, harbour. Or.
327b.

— , temple, Athens 7-975C.

Delphinium (hot.) : trr Lark
spur.

— Ajaois : tee Rocket lark
•MT.

— ReqnlenU : tee Spotted
larkspur.

Delphlnlus : tee Apollo Del

phlnlns.
Delphlnoldea : ter Toothex

whales.

D.'lphinula 11-5104.
Delphlnnlldae 11-5104.
Delphlnus, St 7-850o;

'.'.I .;l.

DELPHINUS (Dolphin
astron.) 7-97 5o : 7-12 (map)

— delphis : trr Dolnhln.
D.-lplio«. Knn. 15-654 (El).
— . N.MCT. 19-520 (G3).
— . O. 28-26 (B3).

party 18-»Ma.

Oolwhlao: tt* Dm

Detray, Ul3t?%.lTt (Ot).

[Ml !«•}• VaraS*-ft98e.
. 111. 1 ;
. l»l., Ital.l.. : tee lUy,

lUodo, Domeolco 18-

Itiego NBoec, lUfMll let
Itlego NO DOS.

Del ItTo. Tcnn. 88-410 (HI).
(ex. 88-690 (US).

— Sarta. Andrea : trr Andrea
delHarto.

DeUberg. Swltx.: tee DeM-

iii. >ni.

DeUlw. Kwed. 18-800 (C-D3).
MsW.Cml ft-- !•!,.
Delta. Ala. l-4BOil»t).

— .Ark. 1-451 (B4).
—.Can. 17-584 (Hi).

lo. 8-711 (B3J.
la. 14-731 (E3).

I. I : I4-.7. I ...

L«. 17-54 (C-D1).
O. 28-26 (Bl).
1'a. 21-106(K6).
. W.Va. 18-560 (C 3).
— , dlst.. Egy- 9-12 (map) : tee

alto Egypt and Nil.-.
Delta (Gr. fetter) 7-714a.
DELTA (phys. geog.) 7-974c ;
14-79b ; engineering 23-
380b ; fossils ll-666a.

— (pseudonym) : trr Forbes,
James David, and Molr.
i-,-. I Hfj ML

Delta-Amacuro, dlst. Venae.

27-9900.
Delta Co., Colo. 8-71! (C3).

— Co.. Mich. 18-371 (C-D4).

— Co.. Tex. 28-690 (Ml).
Deltaic dynasties, Egy. 8-80b ;

8-Mb.
Deltaic segment (by4ranjlos)

Delta metal 4-4334.
Del Testa. Gherardi 14-9I2c.
Delthyrium 4-:i65c.
Deltidium 4-360o : 4-364C.
Dcltlng. Scot. 14-8540 ; 24-

--. .1.
Deltoid 7-575b.

— dodecahedron : tee Dodeoa-
hedron, deltoid.

Deltoid muscle 19-55b ; 1-

94 Id.

Dclton. Va. 28-118 (B4).
— , WIs. 28-740 (D4).
Deltoton : trr TriangTilum

(constellation).
Deluc, Francois 7-975d.

llaume Antolne 7-975d.
DELUC, JEAN ANDRE 7-975d;

ll-64:tc.

Deluce. Ark. 2-551 (D3).
Delug (painter) 2O-513C.
DELUGE, THE 7-97 6c: 11-

57 8d; Ahom legend 1-4330 ;

epic of Gilgamesh 12-19a;

geology ll-640d. ll-646c ;

Nippur 18-708d ; Noah 19-

722c ; Ogygian legend 18-

25b ; serpent 24-67 Be: O.

Smith's discoveries 1S-26IC.
De lunatioo inquirendo 14-

ntb.

Delusion 11-8584 ; 14-6014 ;

hypnosis 14-204c.
Del Vaga. Perlno : tee Perino

del Van.

— Val. Raphael Merry (cardi-
nal) : ire Merry del Val.

— Valle. Arinti.bulo 2-4724.
Delralle. Tex. 28-690 (K5).
Del Valie-Inclan, Ram6n IS-

.

— Vasto. Avalos, marqnis 18*
1024a.

— Verrocchlo, Andrea : tee
Verroochio.

Delvigne (Fr. officer) 13-326a.
Del vine, J. (painter) 20-4084.
Delvin, Ire. 14-744 (D3).

— . riT., Ire. 14-744 (E3).

]><• 1 v i ne. estate, Scot. 4-98Ta.
DELYANNI I Delyannes).

Theodorot 7-979a ; 12-467 b;

12-4690.
Dema, riv.. Rosa. 23-871 (14) :

Dema i A ,-S. judge) 2-36a.
DEMADES 7-979b; 12-51 3D.
Demairlri. India 14-376 (P8).
Demagnetizing force 17-:i27a.
DEMAGOGUE (diet.) 7-979C ;

In Greece 12-450c.
Demain : tee Demesne.
Demnk. Java 1S-S84 (D2) ; 15-

190b: 15-2920.
Demand : tee Supply and

i >- ::..i:. i.

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227

DEMA-DERE

Demanda, mte., Sp. 25-530
(Dl) ; 5-47 ab.

DE..1ANTOID 7-9790 ; 11-
47 la.

De Manucaptione : see Main-
prize.

DEMARATUS 7-1)7 Hd ; 21-
209b.

Demarcation line (geog.) 1-
806b.

— line (med.) 22-936d ; 18-
878d.

Demaroay, E. A. 9-953b.
Demirch (title) 12-432O ; 6-

480a.

Demarchy (in Greece) 9-666d.
Demarest, N.J. 19-502 (Bl).
Demareteia 19-879a.
Demargarinatod oil : ace

Winter oil.

Demas (Bible) 20-952b.
Demata, gulf, Gr. 12-421 (B2).
Dematei ll-J34d.
Dematophora necatrix : see

Rosellinia necatrix.
Demavend, Pens. 21-188 (Bl) ;

21-194d.
— , mt.. Pere. 21-188 (Bl) ;

18-20d; 9-164b; 21-190o.
Dembea, dist., Aby. l-91b.
— , lake, Aby. : see Tsana.
Dembinski, Count Henry 13-

817d.

Demblin : »ee Ivangorod.
Dembo, At. 9-127O.
— , tribe l-330o.
Dembowski, Eroole, baron 19-

958b.
Dembre, Asia M. : Ke Myra.

— Chai, riv., Asia M. : tee
Myrus.

Demchok, Tib. 6-168 (B3).
Deme (biol.) 18-867 b ; 18-

866d.
Deme (territorial div.) 6-479d ;

2-882d ; 12-432O.
De medietate linguae 15-

590c.

De Meijere, J. C. H. 17-521O.
Demeine : see Demesne.
Bementia 19-436O ; 14-599C ;

senile 2-195c.

— paralytica : tee General
paralysis of the insane.

— praecox 20-767a.
Demenyfalva, cave. Hung. 13-

89 5a.

Demer. riv., Belg. 3-668 (E2) ;
8-2 lib.

DEMEHARA. (list.. Brtt-Gul.
7-980a-, 12-676o ; 12-679d ;
sugar l-227a, 26-47-1.

— , riv., Brit-Gui. 12-675 (C2) ;
12-6770.

Demerara mm 23-825b ; 25-
69 7 d.

Demerli, Gr. 12-421 (Dl) ; 12-
437o.

Demersal (diet.) 21-603b.

DEMESNE (Demeine, Demain)
7-980a; 15-868b.

Demetae, tribe, Brit. 4-581
(A6-B5).

DEMETER 7-980a ; 19-118o ;
19-121d ; Agrigentum 1-
423d ; Carthage 5-430a ;
Cnidhs, statue 6-57 3b ;
Comae, temple 7-619c ;
drama, origin 8-4S8a ; Hec-
ate 13- 193d ; Hestia 13-
lllb ; lambe 12-509c ; Ms
14-872c; narcissus 19-238a;
Olympian games ll-444a ;
Pelops 21-76o ; Phytalus 2-
883b; Rome23-579d. For
cult-titles not given below
(Demeter Achaea, &c.)
tee Achaea, &c., or article
Demeter.

— Chloe 7-981d ; 26-726d.
Demrtfr, Hymn to (Homer) If-

118c.

Demeter Melaina (Black De-
meter) 7-981b ; 21-366b.

— Thesraophoroa 26-S3Sd ;
20-861C.

Demetian code 13-838<L

— series (geol.) 3-803a.
DEMETRIA 7-982b.
Demetrias : see Sicyon.

— , Gr. 12-440 (El) ; 26-843b ;

9-867a.

— , Iranl3-241b; 7-982b.
— , isl., Aeg.S. : set Paros.
Demetritsa, battle of (1185)

23-516a.

Demetrius, St. 24-86d.
DEMETRIUS (of Bactria) 7-

982b ; 24-604d.

— (of Gyrene) 2-655a.

DEMETRIUS I. (of Mace-
donia) 7-982b : 17-225a ;
coinage 19-882a ; Deme-
triaa 28-196b ; festival 7-
982b ; Mantineia, defeat of
Spartans (295 B.C.) 17-6(16b ;
Rhodes besieged 23-259a,
22-476o; Sicyon captured
25-370 : Victory statue 12-
489*.

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instructions given on Page 1.

— (Bogomil leader) 4-120b.
DE.rtETRIUS

983b.

DEMETRIUS II. (of Mace-
donia) 7-982d ; l-545d.

— (of Magnesia) 8-275a.

— (of Pharos) 18-191a.

— (Russian prince) 23-S69d ;
4-254b ; 3-489a.

— I. (of Syria) 7-983a; 24-
605o ; Jews 15-394d, 1-1540,
20-620b ; Timarchus 18-
22a.

— II. (of Syria) 7-983a ; 24-
605c ; Antioch rebellion 2-
131a ; Maccabees 17-197d.

— III. (of Syria) 7-983a ; 24-
605d ; Arbela attacked 2-
323a ; Palestine invaded 7-
7S4d.

— (of Thessalonica) 18-780d.

— (architect) 9-674c.

— (bp.) 2O-270c ; 20-27 la.

(Cynic) 7-

Demetrius (governor of Pon-
tus) 12-.-.H Hi.

— (lUyrian general) 16-490b.
DEMETRIUS (sculptor) 7-

9S3b.

— DONSKOI 7-983b ; 18-
S93d.

— Palaeologus 20-579d.

— Pepagomenus 18-45c.
DEMETRIUS PHALEREUS 7-

983c ; 12-5130 ; Aesop's
fables 1-2 7 6d: ruler of
Athens 2-843r, 8-84Sa ; Sep-
tuauint 24-653d.

DEMETRIUS, PSEUDO- 7-
983d ; 23-896d.

— , Pseudo- (Pskov) 7-984o.

— , Pseudo- (Tushino) 7-984b ;
23-897a: 15-644d.

— Cantemir : set Cantemit.
Demetz, F. A. 15-615o.
Demi-bastion 3-503b ; 10-

686d.

Demi-boulevard 4-321d.
Demi-cannon 5-188d.
Demidofflte 6-320b.
DEMIDOV (family) 7-984d.
— , Nikita 7-984d ; 19-459a ;

19-7200.

Demi-dures (diet.) ll-560b.
Demihague 12-7 17d.
DEMIJOHN (diet.) 8-la.
De Mille, James 5-166o,
Demi-lune 10-686d.

— lunettee 10-687a.
Doming, Ind. 14-422 (El).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (C5).
Demininm, Dalm. : see Del-
minium.

Demint, James 25-7410.
Deminuta majestas : tee

Laesa majestas.
Demiothecia 22-6 14c.
Demir Hissar, Turk. 27-426

(C2); 17-217b.

— Kapu, pass, Turk. 27-426
(C2) ; 17-2 16c.

— Kapn (Kemal-eghcrok),
mt., Russ. 7- H'.H..

— Kule, fortress, Turk. 14-
215b.

Demirli. Asia M. 21-542b.
— , Gr. : gee Demerli.
Demirtash, Adrianople 1-2 17d.
Derniscianus 11-407D.
DEMISE 8-la; 7-339b.

— of the Crown 8-lb.

— of the Crown Act 8-lb.

De Mist (S.Afr. commissioner)

25-470a.

Demitoka. Turk. 5-729d.
DEMIURGE 8-lb; 7-215a;

Heracleon 13-308c ; Marcion

17-692C ; Necessitas 19-

335b ; palinsreneais 20-633d ;

Tatian 26-1500 ; Valentinus

27-8510.
Demiurgi 8 - Ib : 26 - 838a ;

Chersonese 6-86b.
Demiunjos (Jordan) 15-509C.
DEMMIN, Ger. 8-lb ; 11-808

(D2).
Demna aeir (Irish myth.) 14-

760a.
Democedes (physician) 17-

318d; 13-237a.
DEMOCHARES 8-lc.
DEMOCRACY8-ld; 12-293c ;

20-720b ; Church govt. 6-

928c ; diplomacy 8-296b ;

Greece 12-450d, 12-4 19.1 ;

Solon 25-367C ; Thncydides

19-728a ; United States 27-

6880.
Democracy and Liberty (Lecky)

16-3540.

Democrat, Ark. 2-552 (E3).
Democratic Federation : see

Social Democratic Federa

tion.

— PARTY (Democratic-Re-
publican Party) 8-2b ; 27-
659b ; l-464a ; 23-177d ;
27-690d ; Union Party,
Georgia ll-756d ; Washing-
ton's attitude 28-348a.

" Democratic " (ship) 24-902C.

Democratic Chretienne 20-7 19c.

— en Amerufue (de Tocuue-
villo) 22-9750.

— Pacitique, La : see Phal-
ange, La.

DEirtOCRITUS 8-3c-; 27-246d;
agriculture ll-736b ; map
17-634d.

— junior : see Burton, Robert.
— , Pseudo- l-520a.
Demodamas (of Aiitioch) 21-

214a.
Demodecic mange (Follicular

ruangc) 18-0 19c.
Deniodex 2-310d.

— folliculoruni 18-619c ; 28-
13b.

Demodicidae 18-6 19c ; 2-

310d.
Demodocus (in Odyssey) 13-

628c; 2-185a.
Demodocus (pseudo-Platonic

dial.) 21-824C.

Demodocus of Leros 12-152a.
DEMOGEOT, JACQUES C.

8-4d.

DEMOGRAPHY (diet.) 8-4d.
Demoiselle-crane 7-368b.
DEMOIVRE, ABRAHAM 8-

5a; 2-7(il. ; 14-66Ga.
Demoivre's theorem 27-277d :

22-7 19d.

Demolder, Eugene 3-681b.
Demolins, Edmund 8-964b.
Demolombe (Fr. lawyer) 4-

936b.

De Molyn, Pietcr 10-7a.
Demon (Gr. writer) 2-882a.
Demon (spirit) : see Demon-

ology.
Demonax (philos.) 7-691d.

— of Mantinea 7-704d.
Demon Cat of Losanne : see

Losanne.

Demone, val., It. 25-31d.
Demonesl : see Princes' Is.
DEMONETIZATION (diet.) 8-

5b.

Demonlacks club 25-902a.
Drmonicus, Letter to (Isocrates)

14-880b.

Demon of Tedworth 3-399b.
DEMONOLOGY 8-5b ; 11-

332b ; 17-307a ; Hebrew

13-188a; Lamia 16-130a ;

Shamanism 24-798c ; Teu-
tonic mythology 26-684d ;

witchcraft 28-756c.
Dcmonstratio Evangrlica

(Eusebius) 9-0:.;.). ; 3-77 <;..
Demonstration, Book of : see

Ha-Galuv, Sefer.
Demonstrative legacy (diet.)

16-37 3a,

Demoor, J. 13-420c.
Demophilos (painter) : tee

Damophilos.

Demophilus (historian) 9-67 8a.
Demophon (4th cent. B.C.) 8-

lOb.

— (myth.) 27-292b.
Demopolis. Ala. 1-460 fB3).
DE MORGAN, AUGUSTUS 8-

8a ; anagrams 1-9 lOd ;
Cocker's Arithmrtick 6-62.ria;
commutation tables 2-7 7 d ;
library 16-551c ; logarithms
26-331d; probability 22-
379d; series 24-67 Oa.

— Morgan, Evelyn 20-501a.

— Morgan, George Campbell
8-9d.

— Morgan, M. J. 21-213o.

— Morgan. William 8-10a ; 9-
644a; pottery 5-759c, 26-
975d.

Demorny, Charles A. L. J. :

Kff Morny, C. A. L. J., duke

of.

Demos, O. 20-26 (15).
" Demos " (Parrhasius) 20-

863a.

De Mossville, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Demosthenes (Athenian gen-
eral) 21-858a ; 26-2981.; 22-

679d.
DEMOSTHENES (orator) 8-

lOa; 12-5 1 3b ; 12-453b ;

12-460a; ecclesia 8-848a:

monument 8-ld ; portrait

12-491b.
Demosthenes and Aristotle,

Epistle on (Dion. Halic.) 2-

501b.

DEMOTIC 8-1 fib.
DEMOTICA, Turk. 8-16b ; 27-

426 (E2).

Demotte, Ind. 14-422 (C2).
Demours, Pierre l-776b.
Demouth - Malinowski (sculp •

tor) 24-5150.

Dempo, mt.. Sum. 26-71 (B3).
Dempsey group 19-539a.
Demnster, George 8-676o.
— , THOMAS 8-1 60.
Dempster, S.Dak. 25-506 (13 .
Dempster & Sons, R. 7-59c.
Dem Suliman, Af. 9-127c.
Demn - la, pass, Tib. 6 - 168

(E3).

DEMURRAGE (diet.) 8-17a ;

b-477d.
DEMURRER 8-17a ; 15-542a ;

lS-542b.

Demuth, Robert 8-48b.
Demy (paper jneasuro) 20-

735a.

— (scholar) 20-409d.
Demyan, riv., Russ.As. 25-10

(C3).

Demyansk, Russ. 23-872 (D4).
Dem Zobeir, Sud. 26-9 (B4) ;

19-693 (B6); 3-2 13a.
Denab. Sud. : see Fashoda.
DENAIN, FT. 8-17b ; 10-778

(Fl) ; battle (1712) 25-606b.
Denak, Tib. 6-168 (D3).
Denarius 19-893d ; 19-894c ;

Salic law 24-68c ; value 8-

280d.

Denaro (weight) 28-491c.
De nativo habendo (writ of)

28-849a.

Denau, C.Asia 14-376 (Cl).
Denaud, Fla. 10-540 (E5).
Denayrouze, L. : aerophore of

6-589b.
DENBIGH, BASIL FEILDING,

2nd earl of 8-17e.
— , WILLIAM FEILDING, 1st

earl of 8-17b.

Denbigh, Can. 20-114 (El).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Dl).
— , Va., 28-118 (F3).
DENBIGH, Wales 8-17d ; 9-

428 (V. Dl).
DENBIGHSHIRE, CO., Wales

8-18a ; 9-428 (V. El) ; area

and population 28-259a ;

coal 27-60«b ; fruit ll-261d.

— grits (geol.) 17-113d; 28-
519b.

Den Bosch, Holl. : tee 'S

nertoftcnbosch.
Denby, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
— , Upper, Yorks. 28-933 <C2).
Denck, Johannes : see Denk,

Johannes.
Dender, riv., Belg. 3-668 (C2) ;

3-669a.
DENDERA, Egy. 8-18d; 9-40

(B2) ; 2-342d.

Denderleeuw, Belg. 3-668 (C2).
Dendermonde, Belg. : see

Termonde.

Dendragapus 12-638a.
Dendrerpetidae 3-.ri23b.
Dendrerpeton 5-31 2a ; 7-874b.
Dendrilla 2S-725C.
Dendrite fibre 4-407a.
Dendrites : see Dionysus Den-

drites.

Dendrites (physiol.) 25-677d.
Dendritic 7-582b.
Dendritina 10-633b ; 10-630c

(flg.).

Dendritis : see TTelon.
Dendrobates ll-241b : 3-528b.
Dendrobatidae 3-523d.
Dendrobiinae 20-1 72c.
Dendrobium 20-172c.
Dendrocalamus 3-303a.
Dendroceros 4-7 05a.
Dendrochirota 8-879d.
Dendrocitta 2-747o.
Dendroclava 14-151c.
Dendroclavidae 14-lSlc.
Dcndrocoelida 21-7120.
Dendrocoelum 21-712d.
Dendrocolaptae 20-31 Id.
Dendrocolaptidae : tee Ploul

ulos.
DENDROCOMETES8-19b ; 14-

562d ; 14-562o ; habitat 14-

562c.
Dendrooopus major: tee Pied

woodpecker.

— minor : tee Barred wood
pecker.

Dendrocoryne 14-151d.
Dcndrocorynidae 14-1 51d.
Dendrocrinidae 8-878d.
Dendrocrinoidea 8-878d.
Dendrocrinus 5-87b ; 20-237d.
Dendrocygna : see Tree-duck.
Dendrocystidae 8-878a.
Dendroeca : tee Golden

warbler.
Dendrogaea 28-1 005b ; see also

Neotropical region.
Dendrogaster astericola 26-

907a.

Dendrograptidae 14-1 54a.
Dendrograptus 12-366d ; 14-

154a.

— Hallianus 12-366b (flg.).
Dendrohyrax : see Tree-

hyrax.

Dendroidea 12-366c ; 12-365C ;
12-367a.

Dendrolagus : see Tree kan-
garoo.

Dendroleon 2-1 47d.

Dendromecon rigidum : tee
Tree poppy.

Dendromyinae 18-901d.

Dendromys 23-443b.

Dendron, Va. 28-118 (E-F3).

Dendronotidae ll-522c.

Dendronotus ll>522c.

Dcudrophila 19-919d.
Dendrophis 25-290a ; 23-173O.
Dendrophori 12-402C.
Deudropliryniscidae 3-523d.
Dendropliyllia2-104d ;9-663d^

— raniea 7-132c.
Dendropupa 5-312a.
Dondrornithes ; see Cora-

cornitiies.
Dendrosoma 14-562d ; 14-

562c.

Dendrostoma 25-152d.
Dendroteron 6-1 7 la.
Dendur, Egy. 9-40 (B3) ; 9-

77b.
Dendya tripodifera : see Leu-

cosolenia tripodifera.
Denebert (bp.) 7-397a.
DENE-HOLES 8-19b.
Denekamp, Uoll. 13-588 (E2).
Denezhkin-Kamefl, mt., Russ.

23-872 (I-K3) ; 21-174c.
Den Fenella, glen, Scot. 15-

801b.
Denfert-Rochereau, P. M. Ph.

A. 3-667a.
Denfert-Rochereau, fort, Fr.

(Belfort) 3-666c.
Dengemarsh, Kent 6-378a.
Denghiz, lake, C.Asia : see

Balkash.

Dengi, John 13-929d.
Dcngk, Johannes : see Denk,

Johannes.
DENGUE 8-20a.
Denguiza, mt., Aby. 1-83-

(map) ; l-84c.
DENHAM, DIXON 8-20b ; 3-

201d.

— , SIR JOHN 8-20c ; 8-92a.
— , Lady (Margaret Brooke) 8-

21a.
Denham, Bucks. : geology 4-

729b.
Den Ham, Holl. : see Ham,

Den.

Denham, Ind. 14-422 (D2).
— ,lagoon, Fr.W.Af. : see

Porto Novo Lagoon.
— , riv., W.Aus. 2-960 (D3).

— Springs, La. 17-54 (b5).
Denhoff, N.Dak. 19-780 (D2).
Denholm, Scot. 24-112 (F4) ;

13-94<1.

Denholme, Yorke. 28-933 (Bl).
DENIA, Sp. 8-21b ; 25-530

(F3).
Denier (coin) 19-898c ; 19-

897a.

— (silk numbering:) 25-1 03a.
DENIKER, JOSEPH 8-21c.
DENILIQUIN, N.S.W. 8-21c ;

19-538 (C4) ; 19-538b.
DENIM (diet.) 8-21d.
DENINA, CARLO GIOVANNI

Maria 8--.' 1.1.
DENIS (Dionysius), ST 8-21d ;

20-81 4b.

— , J. N. C. MICHAEL 8-22a.
— , Maurice 20-505d.
Denis, isl., Ind.O. 24-751c ;

geology 24-7510.
Denisesburn, Northumb. :

battle (.634) 20-364a.
DENISON. GEORGE AN-

thony 8-22b.

— , GEORGE TAYLOR 8-22c.
— , John Evelyn ; see Ossing-

ton, viscount.
Denison, la. 14-732 (B2).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
— , Queens. 2-960 (H3).
DENISON, Tex. 8-22c; 26-

690 (L2).

— , W.Aus. 2-960 (A5).
— , lake, Viet. 28-38 (D3).
— , mts., Tas. 26-439a.
— , riv., Tas. 26-438 (B2).

— Downs Station, W.Aus. 2—
960 (D3).

Denis Pyramus 20-87 6b ; 2-

34b.

Denitrifying bacteria 25-349b.
Denization, letters of 8-22d.
DENIZEN 8-22d.
DENIZLI, Asia M. 8-22d ; 2-

760 (C4) : see also Laodice*

(ad Lyoum).
Denk, Johannes l-915a ; 1-

904a ; 12-812a.
Denkera, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203

(A-B3) ; Ashanti conq\:cst

2-726a ; language 12-204a.
Denkera, tribe l-329d (table).
Denkichi 15-175b.
Denkli 14-841a.
Denklingen, Ger. 11-808 (I.

k7).
Denkyera, dist., Go.Cst. : see

Denkera.

Denlwyn, leuan 5-646c.
Denman, George 8-23a.
— , THOMAS, 1st baron 8-23af

6-981a.

Denman, N.S.W. 19-53$ (FS).
Denmark, la. 14-732 (Fl).
— , Me. 17-434 <B5).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E2).
— , S.C. 25-500 (C3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full use of thin Index It It

Instructions given on Page I.

Hal to read the

.iianiaav M-*»7d
•mod VooVrttea t«-Iltd

l«-17«a; life-boat
» lC-6(Mb: Uteratura
; nary >>31a; B*w»
paper, and periodkml. It-
Mlb, tl'lCIa ; obaarrmtortoa
lt-«4ta: old a«* pwMtona
•t-OJd ; order, of knight-
hood l(-«83a ; pawnbroElDC
at-»7«b; panallnaUlulh.n.
BS-3Mo; prahMorie Inhabi-
Unu 14-800d. S-UOa ; pro-
HrraUoD of numumenU It-
•OOd ; railway itatiaUca t-
t!7d (table); reliirion t-
T87b; •hell-h«am §4-8»o ;
•ubuiarlne* M-91Sa ; rarrey
man«17'«40d.

— : Art : ceramlm •-J4d. 8-
761o : paint "uc *>-4l6c;
plate 21-Miii.-.

•njrttHrtoi awl /xtvt-2«o:
17-84 Id: t-27Sd: capital
punlnhiiicnt t-180d ; cirll
Mt*411o; dlrorw «-S43a :
patent law t»-»07o ; pay-
moot of member* «t-980b ;
ptm lam U-301o; woman
M lawyer* M-786b.

— : Comment <md Indtulrient-
t4b: beet «war S«-47b
(table); butter export 7-
T58o ; cotton trade 7-276d :
Aahertoa lt-4J9d. S7-«SOd
(tie.): fore«ult-647c( table):
German trade ll-.M4a
(table); pooltry -farming St-
ttOd ; iblp-buUdlnc «tat-
latlca 14-874 (table) ; •hip-
ping itattotlo* 17.604a, M-
S7S (table) ; Umber Import
lt-64»a (table) ; Turklnh
trade t7-430b (table); Tnlted
Klrurdnm trade 27-602a
(tahle); whaliiu(28-672d.

— : F inmet : coinage lt-»02d.
lt-70«a (table) : free port
qratem ll-88a ; Income
tax 14-367c.

— : PoputoWon «-24d ; t?-699b
(table) ; t>9SOb (table) ;
emigration 18-428d ; llle-
ftUmacy 14-3Ula ; suicide
M-60c.

— :HMoryl-S8a: t-916 foil. ;
11-866 (map*) ; Abxalon'x
policy 1-7 4a; ancient clvlll-
lation 14-»8Sa; Canute'n
conquenU »-222b ; Dut«-li

rrl.iti..,,, (1C,.-.,) 13-rtnl.i:

Bathonla t-798e ; French
treattea •>649d. 3-807d :
German relations ll-841c.
ll-868a ; Iceland 14-233b ;
Jew* lS-408d ; Norwegian
relations 19-809a ; papal
aggmaion 11-67 Ib; (tank
Inscription* 24-297 b, 23-
862d ; Struensee's nilo 25-
10430 ; Swedish alliances
«-177a, 14J-209c: Swedish
wan 43-277C, ll-41c, 5-929«,
15-64 4a: fnlled States
arbitration t-329b. See otto
Bohleswig-Holstein question,
and Knlniar, I'nlon of.

— . str.. Green. 12-643 (F6).
Dronard. Ark. 2-642 (C2).
Dennrr. J. 6-440c.

— . J . ( -I i rixUan 8-4 4 On.
DENNERY (or d'Ennery)

Adolph*8-4l.-.

Dennet. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Dennett, John : rocket ap-

paratus 16-iiii.v.

— , K. E. 2S-938d.
DKNNEWITZ.Ger.8-44c: 11-

808 (D3); battle (1813) 4-

Denney. forest. FT. 2-666d.
Dannie. Joseph 21-164a ; 24-
•Tth.

— .iVilllam H. S-305a.
Dennis. George 3-7 36b: 7-

706d: Hlttite hieroglyphs
13-636d; Sardla excava-
Uons24-218a.

— , JOHN «-44d ; t-«29c ; •-

IVn'nK Kan. lS-«'4 ft!:!).

— . Mass, 17-862 (G3).

— . Miss. 1«-600(D1).
—. Woroa. 25-758 (A2).
Dennis Bros., Ltd. it-»!8o ;

DmnU llMd. oapa. Bent. 24-

l>riuilaan. IB. 14-1 i
— % Mgg*. JJjM (P-».«l).
— , O. 24VI«(lt4).

•.|.«,«Aa; 14-
Danu. Boot. 14-4111

Denny -Johnson tor*ton*OMtaV

M-MOa ; i

i7-i:i4 (K4).
DENOMINATION (diet.) 1-

46b.
DENON. DOM1NKJOE VI-

vanl, baron UK t-46b.
De non praestaoda obedlantla

(mUrt)Sl-tl3l>.
Denonrille. Jatxiuea Iteoe d>

llresar. marquis de 11-itto ;

18-. i

DENOTATION 8-l.\d.
Denouement 8-1.

12-424 (G3).

Draahaw. York.. M-933 (A2).
Denshawall. Ktrr. : dlsturb-

anoe«(lUtl6)t-llKI>. t-119c.
DENSITY 8-40a: 15-7 47b.
Densmore typewriter 27-602d.
Denstone. Staff*. 17-827d.
Densu. rir.. Go.Cst. 12-203

(III).

Dent. Sir Alfred 4-262a.
— , Edward John: chronograph

6 - 304o ; clocks and watchc*

M-3640, M-366a, 5-539d ;

compass 5-806b.

Dent. O. H-26 (18).

— , dint.. Yorka. M-9S1O.

— . proT., Bor. 4-267 (Cl) :

•

. pr

•.'i;

. .

Dental artery. '••*•• *"• 2-
Mtb.

— oanallS-198d.

— entrine (gem cutting) 15-
186(1.

— engine (xanrlcal) 25-136C.
Dentalildae 24-299C.
Dentalluin 24-2uab (flgs.) ; 15-

121c; 24-299(1 (ng.) ; cere-
bral ganglia t-320c: fossil
21-S48b ; larva 24-300a

(ng.).

Dental nerrrti lt-396o,d.

— papilla M-401C,

— pronthesl* 8-62d.

— pulp 8-A2a.

— nibbt — "'

__ Jwr2S-803d.

— surgery : tee Dentistry.

— system : tee Teeth.
Dentaria bulhifera 25-878a.
Dentary bone 14-261o ; 17-

tSOo.
Dentate 15-324b.

— fissure 4-397C ; 4-402d.
DENTATUS.MANIUSCURIUS

8-49d.

Dent Blanche. Dent du Midi,
K.C., nit*. : tee Blanche,

De'nt Co.. Mo. 18-608 (E4).
Dent corn 17-4 4 Sd.
lienl-de-scie (arch.) : tee Dog-

tooth.
Dente, Marco : tee Marco da

Itavcnna.
Dentcllo (book-binding) 4-

Dentelllprel5-41b.
Denthellatea, Ager. dist.. Or.

18-1911).
DENTIL 8-60a; classic cor-

nices 18-932d: Ionic order

20- 17 fir; Venetian 1-393C,

18-9.'14b (tig.).
Dentlnal tubes 25-601b.
Dentine 25-601b; 14-260b.
Dentlsta, ml., Chil. l-962b.
DENTISTRY 8-60b ; anaet-

t!..-ticsl-908a.
Dentition : trr Teeth.
Denton, Daniel l-831b.
Denton. Ala. 1-460 (Al).

— . Kan. 15-654 (Ol).

— . Kent 9-CJ4 (IV. E4).

— . Kv. 15-740 (F2).
DENTON, l.ancx. 8-54a ; 28-

933 (A3).

— , Lines, t-416 (IL Fl) ;
geology 15-71 4b.

— . Md. 17-828 (H3).

— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).

— . Sus. 10-806d.

— . Tex. 24J-890 (B7).

— , York*. 28-933 (Bl).

— Co.. Tex. 28-690 (A-BT).

— Creek, rlv.. Tex. 25-890
(K2).

Denton's Green. Lanes. 15-139

(B8X

Dento-snrglcal engine t-Sta.
U'Kntrecai«t«*ui.cape. W.Aus.

«-»60(A7); 2-942C,

n~^llli Mlinii chan.. Tas.

.'•• . M-l •••!.

—.Ms.. N.U. It-i

- D'Kntraoastaaiu " (orulswr)

K

an.I>a.tl-l05(K3).
"•7»5a.

l-46«
6S (111).

Colo. 8-.-.4a; 5-721
2-2470 ;

, r la. 19-540 (El).
, Ida. 14-178 (A2).

, 111. 14-:ui4 (A3).

Ind. 14-422 (K3).

: N.B.I* (II I).
— . Norf. t-424(I\

lt-772(A2).

— . fa.U-101.

Denver and Itlo Grande Rail
way 5-722a.

— Co.. Colo. 5-722 (El).

— group (geol.) t-863o ; 7'
4 1 7c (table).

— Pacific Hallway : tee Union
racllto Kailway.

— sluice, dan.. Norf. lO-'.'.'.M..
DenTlUe. N.J. lt-502 (Dl).
Denwlck. Northumb. 9-412

(I. El).

Deny*, riv.. Can. 19-831 (D2).
Deo : ttt Demeter.
Deo, riv.. India 3-233o.
Deobalpur, India : tee Dlpal-

pur.

Deobstnient 14-725d.
Deo cotton : trt Tree cotton.
DEODAND5-56*.
Deodar 5-595a.
Deodatus (8t A ugnstlne'i Km) :

tee Adeodatu*.

— (sainl) 23-1 "-.'1,1.

— (sculptor) at-836d.

De odlo et atiA (writ of) 12-

Deodoriser 8-312c.
Deogaon treaty (1803) 5-«83b.
Deogarh. India (liamra state)
B-A5C ; 14-381 (L9).

— . India (Central Province*)
14-3S2 (119); 5-683a.

DEOGARH, India (Santal I'ar-
ganas)8-55b; 14-378(117).

— . India (Cdaipur) 8-5.V.

— . India (United Provinces)
13-4980.

— , fort, India : tee Daulata-
bad.

— . mt.. India 14-376 (I-K8).
Deogiri, India : tee Daulata-

bad.
Deoha, riv.. India 14-376

(H6-6); 3-397b; 12-943c :

trr alto Gogra.
Deohara. India 14-376

(I-K7).
Deolali. India 14-382 (F10) ;

lt-248a.
Deoll. India 14-376 (F7) ; 22-

M5a.

DEOLS. FT. «-54c; 10-778

(K4).

DeOme, riv.. Ft. 2-75a.
Deomys 23-4 43b.
Deonhully. India : tee Devan-

halli.
Deo 1'attan. India : tee Bom-

nath.
Deoprayag. India : tee Deva-

prayag.

Dear 23-50Ia : t-608d.
Deora : tee Dowrah.
DeoraJ (Bundi chief) 4-798b.
Deori, India 14-376 (118).
Dtontm A'afura, De (Cict-ro) 5-

357a; l-923c.
Deosal. plains. India 14-376

(Fl); 13-470C.
Pep, Egy. : tee Buto.
De Poet (Incrates) 20-562c.
Dcparatlanti, A. 23-S47.1.
Departee. Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
DEPARTMENT (Ft. territorial

dlv.) 8-55d ; 10-790a ; 10-

Mttv
Departmental commission 5-

77.-..I.
Departmental Dittiet (Kipling)

15-825d.

Departmental records 22-962a.
De Pawhi-n. Henri t-288a,
DepastrldHe 24-5240.
I>opa.4tmm 24 -...'<<•.
De Patriot (journal) : lee

Patriot. Dr.
De Pauw, Washington Charles

lt-459b.

Depauw, Ind. 14-421 (E8).
De Pauw Cnlvenlty, Ind. 12-

538a; ll-40r.
Depetke, La (newspaper) 19-

677b.
De pecnnlls repetundia : tee

De repettindU.
nependantt (law) t-3A9b.
Dependent I

21-121c ; 27-7270.

DiBilli1«Bl Vm*QQ BID 5-
(Itomao law) 22-

I i. I- r. •. i lull • 20. I I.

DE>EW, CHAUNCCV M.

5-48a.

Depew. N.Y. 19-69« (113).
He IV) .trr. Abraham 4- lib.
De ivyrter. ul.. I'ac.o. : «w

Dephtagmator (ehem.) *V319d.
Dephlogi«Uc»t*d air:

DEMA-DERE

p* raUooabllt part* 2*-«4»a.

~-

D*rbeo4 I sar. mta, Pm. •-

Derbmit Hi—*. C.A*»* 12-
•

— miJrSaUo add : awCbloHn*.
Depllatlon (aiithrop.I 19-ttc.
- (loath, r utaking) 15-334d.
DEPILATORY ( di< I . ) 8-58b.

Ammtnux (MolMtv) 15-

tt /ekm dan-
(pe* Prto) lt-76a.
Depok. Java 15-289C,
Depon : tee Dahpon.
Deport. Tex. 25-89O (lit).
DEPORTATION »-46c ; 5-
279d; Andaman 1«. 1-9571, ;
Hobben Inland setUement
H-396b; Roman law 15-

Deposlt, Ala. 1-450 (Cl).

— accounU 3-362*.

— banks 3-33ia ; 3-337a ; 22
187d.

— Friendly socletle* 11-llOa.
Deposition (law) I0-I7c.
Denosiliiin (lau)3-210d.
DEPOT (dirt. ) 8-60c.
Depot, lake. Me. 17-434 (Cl).
De IK .ully mercerizing prooea*

18-151*.
De praerogatlva regi* 14-

612a: 28-MOa.
Depres, Josquln : arrDesPres,

Josquln.
Depressor murcle 19-524.

— nerve llbrcs 27-937*.
DEPRETIS. ACOSTINO 8-

60d ; 15-631..
Depres, Marcel 5-304b.
Deprivation (eccles. law) 2-

366b ; 3-726c.
De proprielate probanda

Depsang, plains, India 14-376

DEPTFORD. Lond. 8-61a ; _
938(1)3); 27-286b ; cattle
market 15-961b ; dock* 8-
834c.

— . Viet, 28-38 (Dl).

Dcptford pink 21-626d.

Depth rvrorder 19-285*.

Depue. III. 14-304 (C2).

Denoted Councillor*, college of
13-6 lOd.

Deputy. Ind. 14-422 (F7).

DEPUTY (diet.) 8-61b.

— commissioner (dirt.) 8-776*.

— Judge-advocate 15-538C,

— judge of the fleet 1-lOid.

— lieutenant 15-599d.

— sheriff, l'.S. 3-218C.
Depwade, hundred, Norf. It-

746b.

De Queen, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
DE QU1NCEY, THOMAS 8-

81c; 9-637b; 9-778a ; on

KeaU2S-1058b.
De Quincy. La. 17-54 (A3).
Der, Syr. : tee Sippara.
— , val.. Rgy. 2S-139b.
— , val.. Pal. ll-788a.
Dera. India 14-376 (G4).
— . Pal. 20-602 (E3).

— Bugtl. India 14-376 (CS).

— Din Punnah, India 14-376
(1)4).

Dera'a, Ed, Pal. 3-465c ; 2O-

— . Ed. riv.. Pal. 7-879a.
Dene, Or. : battle 1-498C.
Dera e Jon Markut (family) 1-

IM.i

Dera Fatah Khan. India 14-
376 (C-D4); 8-64a-

— OHAZ1 KHAN, 1 n.lin 8-R4a :
14-376 (D4-5).

DeragM, Aby. l-91c.
Derahelb, Sud. 9-40 (B-C3) :

M-14d.
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, India

8-«!4b ; 14-376 (C-l>4) ; 22-

222d.
Deraiya, Arab. 2-264 (E3) : 19-

35 le ; Wahhablte move-

ment 28-245b.

— . Pula. isl., Mal.Penln. 17-
472b.

Deraja. riv.. Pal. 19-601 (C3).
Derajat, India 14-376 (D4);

8-64 b : 15-80c.
Deran : let Bongo.
Deranch. Wyo. 28-874 (El).
Derangements (in permuta-

tions) 5-766a.

174 (II. Kl).

— , riv.. C.Asia i ttt BHmba4-
dura.

D«rb*aia l-4*tb <Sg.).

perbet, tribe If-ttOa.

DEfWY.EARL50rt)-44d: 5-
794a; 15-141. : •»• alto
rwrcrs (family) ana1 »UnJ«y
(family).

— . < harlolte do IB TmnoUta,

o( 8-8id; 15-

I41b.

-.EDWARD OEOfTRCT
tmlih looter. I4U, earl of
g-55b: adminMraUons 8-
»44d. i-4S»a. 9-473a; Dcrbr
scholarship 29-4l4b: Irk*
elementary school system

HRC

— . Edward George Vlfli«t»
KUnlry, llthevloKb. IMA)
••Mb ; i-2i:ja.

— . EDWARD HENRY 9TAN-
ley. 14th earl of 5-6»b ; t-
678b; Anglo-Italian agree-
ment suggested 7-107a ;
Transvaal agreement t-477c,
27-I98C.

—.Edward Smith Stanley,
Uth earl at 15-806d.

— . Ferdlnando Stanley. ilk
earl of «-. 144»-14»4) 8-6io ;
theatrical company 17-7 4 2a.
24-774a.

— , Henry, earl of (e. 1299-
1361): «v Uenir. lit duke

— . Henry " of BoUngbroke."
earl of (1367-1413): ttt
Henry IV.. king of England.

— , Jamea Stanley, 7th earl of
8-6ic ; 5-913a ; 15-l49b.

— , Margaret Manlry, oounteae
of 8-660 ; 7-619d.

— . Robert de Ferrer*, 8th earl
of 8-64d ; 19-286C ; t-4«3d.

— . Thomas Stanley, let earl
of (c. 1434-1604) 8-66a ; 9-
811c; 9-623C.

— .George Horatio (Joha
Phoenix) 1-84 Ib.

— , Orvllle A. 4-462b ; on topai
27-484.

DERBY. Conn. «-89c ; 8-961

DERBY. Eng. «-69c : 4-484
(CS>; 9-416 (II. E4>; 9-
459b ; geology 9-7 la ; porce-
lain 6-743d, §-745c 9-24b ;
water nupply 2-244O.

— . la. 14-73* (D4).

— . 111. 14-304 (D«).

— . Ind. 14-422 (D8).

— . Kan. 15-644 (E3).

— . Nev. B-8 (DJ).

— . 0. 19-16 (D5).

— . Vt. 19-490 (Cl); 17-

MMi.

— . W.Aus. t-9«0 (C3).
—.canal. Derby. 8-7 Id.
Derby, The (race) l*-719a.
Derby Academy. Htnghsm.

Ha**.U-614d.

— cheese 7-749d.

Derb> haven. I. of M. 9-411

(I. AS); 17-S34d.
Derby Hone (diet.) 13-7'.'9d.
Derby Line. Vt. 19-490 (C2).
Derby patent ribs 25-1 04 4r.

— porcelain : tct under Derby.

tarn.

— 8cholar-.il ip 20-41 4b.
DERBYSHIRE, co.. Eng. «-

TOb: 9-416 (II. D3); »-
833 (Bjl): 9-418d; coal
mines 17-600b, 9-425c: geo-
logr »-411c ; rioU (1817) t-

— County Cricket Club7-443b-

— neck : tee Goitre.

— roar: tee
Fluor cpar.

Dercetidae 28-546a.
DerdtopH. 15-724.
Dercos, lake. Turk. 7-Sd.
DercnUch, lake, Scot. 24-418

(Dlj.

Dercyilidas 27-31SC.
Derdla, Maoedon. : battle («.

160 B.C.) 7-»82d.
Derdriu : ttt Deirdre,
De rrlmt deficit (Jordanea) 15-

410d.

Derecske, Hung. 3-4 (O3).
De fedifo S«o (KuUhiu) : M*

RedUnSmo, De.
Deraham. Francis 13-S32D.
DEREHAM, Norf. «-73b ; 9-

424 (IV. Dl); geology It-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

229

DER-DEVIL

Der el Baharl, Der al Kamar :

tee Deir el Bahari, Deir el

Kamar, &c.
DERELICT (law) 8-73b ; 28

841b.

Dereliction (law) 8-73c.
Derelict Vessels (Report) Act

(lS96)16-S33d.
De religiosis, statute (1279):

see Mortmain, statutes of.
De remediis viriusque for-

tunae (Petrarch) 21-314d.
De re metallica(GeoTg Agricola)

l-386c.

Derenbourg, Hartwig 8-73c.
— , JOSEPH 8-730.
Derendeh, Asia M. : see Dar-

ende.
De repetundis (Rom. law) 12-

308b;23-6olb;22-244d.
De Reste, bay, Green. 12-543

(04).
Dere Street: tee Watling

Street.

De retorno habendo 28-849d.
Dereveragh, lake, Ire. 14-744

(D3); 28-S48d.
Derfel limestone 2-452c.
Derftlingen, George 4-425b.
DERG, lake. Ire. (Clare-Gal-

way) 8-73d ; 14-744 (C4) ;

16-89d.
— , lake, Ire. (Donegal) 14-744

(D2); 8-413a.
— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D2) ; 27-

549d.
Derge, dist,, Tib. 26-921C.

— drencher, Tib. 26-926a.
Dergholm, Viet. 28-38 (A2).
DERHAM, WILLIAM 8-7;!d ;

19-'.'91c ; 8-593d ; sound 25-

442c.

Deri, Wales 9-428 (V. E4).
De Ridder, La. 17-54 (A3).
Derin D6r6, riv., Bulg. 25-775o.
Derketo : see Atargatis.
Derkiuderen, A. (painter) 24-

BMa.

Derkraore, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Derkul, riv., Russ. (trlb.

Donets) 23-874 (I.G2).
— , riv., Russ. (trib. Ural) 23-

872 (HS).

Derkuti, India : gee Darkotl.
D'ERLON, J. B. DROUET,

count 8-7 4a; l-6Slb.
Dermacentor reticulatus 26-

937a ; 12-810a.
Dermalia 25-723b.
Dermanesci, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
Derniany was 18-6 19a.
Dermaptera20-339d ;13-430d.

13-434C.
Dermatemydidae23-176a ; 27-

68d.

Dermatemys 27-69a.
Dermatitis 8-920c.
Dermatobranchidae ll-523b.
Dcrmatobranchus ll-523b.
Dermatocera ll-515b.
Dermatochelys (coriaoea) : set

Leathery turtle.
Dermatogen (bot.) 21-740b

(fig.).

Dermatomya 16-124c.
Derma toneurosis 25- 19 la.
Dermatophilus penetrans : see

Jigger.

Dermatophytes 28-13c.
Dermatophyton l-587b.
Derraatoptera : gee Dermap-

tera.

Dermatozoa 20-55c; 28-13a.
Dermayo, Java : see Indra-

mayu.
Dermbach, Ger. 11-808 (III.

oil).

Dermestidae 6-671o.
Derails (med.) 25-188b.

— (tanning) 16-331d.
Dermo, Aby. : tee Damot.
Dermochelis : see Leathery

turtle.

Dermophis 4-933b.
Dermoptera ll-400a ; 17-525d.
Dermot (king ot Ireland) 14-

763a; 15-719d.

— MacCarthy 4-879c.

— MAC MURROUGH 8-74b ;
14-767b ; 9-483c.

Dermott, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
DERNA, N.Af. 8-7 4c ; 1-320

(Fl).
Dernbach, Balthasar von 11-

292c.
Dernburg, B. (Ger. minister)

11-774C.

Derniere, isl., La. 17-54 (D4).
Dero 5-797a.
" Ddrocheuse " (dredger) 8

563d ; 8-569 (PI. II.).
Derogation (law) l-72d.
De Roll's regiment 9-110a.
Derome, Nicholas Denis 4-

218a.

Deronda, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Derosne, Louis Charles 5-856d;

20-134d.
De Rossett, Term, 26-620

(Fl-2).

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

DEROULEDE, PAUL 8-74d ;

10-S83d ; 10-8S9b.
Derovre fra Graensen (Drach

mann) 8-463d.
Derpt, Russ. : see Yuriev.
Derr, Ludwig 16-524C.
Derr, Egy. 9-40 (B3) ; 8-76c.

— Creek, riv., Wis. 28-740
(D5).

Derre, E. (sculptor) 24-511c.
Derreen, riv., Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Derrehgez, dist., Pers. 15-7SOb.
Derrhis, prom., .Mured. 12-440

(D-C5).
Derriana, lake, Ire. 14-744

(A5).

Derrick, N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).
DERRICK (diet.) 8-75b ; pet

roleum drill : see Oil derrick.
Derrick City, Pa. 21-100

(E-F2).

— crane 7-370b.

— tower (gantry) 24-281a.
DERRING-DO (diet.) 8-75b.
Derringer pistol 21-657b.
Derriwong, N.S.W. 19-538

(D3).

Derrstown, Pa. : see Lewis-
burg, Pa.

Derry, Ire. : see Londonderry.

— , N.H. 19-490 (E6).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D5).

— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (E4).

— Church, Pa. 21-106 (15).
Derryclare, lake. Ire. ll-432a.
Derry Falls, Scot. l-50b.
Derryfleld, N.H. : see Man-
chester, N.H.

Derrygonnelly, Ire. 14-744

(D2) ; 10-274d.
Derry Lodge, Scot. 24-412

<E2).

Derrylough, lake. Ire. 16-980d.
Derrynasaggart, nits., Ire. 14-

744 (B5).
Derryveagh, mts.. Ire. 8-413a

(C2) ; 8-4 Ilia.

Derry r. Peek (1889)ll-42b.
Derry Water, riv., Ire. 14-744

(E4).

Dersim, dist., Arm. 9-895a.
Dersingham, Nort. 9-424 (IV.

Cl) ; 19-745a.
Derthick, O. 20-26 (F6).
Dertona, It. (Liguria) : see

Tortona.

— , It. (Lombardy) 28-1 7 Ib.
Dertosa, Sp. : see Tortosa.
Der Tug, riv., Somlnd. 25-379

(E3).

Dertum, It. 15-26 (F4).
Derusiaei. tribe 3-293d.
Deruta, It. 5-732d.
Deruvianns, St 12-113b.
DE RUYTER, MICHAEL

Adrianzoon 8-7 .Mi ; 13-601b ;

10-5 7 9a.

Dervaig, Scot. 24-412 (B3).
Derval, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Derveen, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Dervenaki, pass, Gr. : battle

(1822) 12-r.i l.i.
Dervenokhoria, Gr. 12-493C.
Dervent, Bosnia 3-4 (E4) ;

battle (1688) 12-346b.
Dervio, It. 26-242 (G4).
Dervisana, Turk. : see Dervit-

-iaiiii.

DERVISH 3-75C ; 9-33b ; danc-
ing 7-795a ; insurrection

27-445a. See also Mahdiism.
Dervitsiana,Turk.27-42R(B3).
Dervock, Ire. 14-744 (El) ; 3-

283a.
Derwen, Wales 9-428 (V. El) ;

8-18d.

Derwent, Derby. 28-933 (C3).
— , dist., Yorks. 28-934a.
— , isl., Cumb. 8-77d.
DEHWENT, riv., Cumb. 8-77a;

9-412(1. B3); 7-624d.
— , riv., Derby. 8-77a ; 9-416

(II. D3) ; 8-70c ; dams 28-

402c.
— ,riv., Dur. 8-77b ; 9-412 (I.

— , riv., Tas. 26-438 (B2) ; 26-

439a.
— , riv., Yorks. 8-76d ; 9-412

(I. G4) : 9-416 (II. F2).
" Derwent " (ship) 24-916b.
Derwent Dale, val., Derby.

28-933 (C3).

— Edge, int., Derby. 8-71 a.
DERWENTWATER, EARLS

of 8-77b.
DERWENTWATER, lake,

Cumb. 8-77d ; 9-412 (I.

B3) ; 16-89c ; co-partnership

housing society 13-823c.
Deryacheh i Shahi, lake, Pers.:

see Urmia, lake of.
Derzhavin, Gabriel 23-917c ;

15-704b.

Des, Hung. 3-4 (H3) : 27-211C.
Desachy (modeller) 21-786b.
DES ADRETS, FRANCOIS DE

Beaumont, baron 8-78a.
Desaguadero, riv., Arg. 2-462

(C3) ; 2-461d.

Desaguadero, riv., Bol. 4-167
(A3); 4-1 Ciih.

Desaguliers, Jean Theophile
9-180c; 25-819b ; ll-84b.

Desains, P. Q. 13-149d.

Desaix, fort, W.I. 17-87)2 (A2).

DESAIX DE VEYGOUX,
Louis Charles Antoine 8-78a;
17-6990 ; ll-202a.

Des Akna, Hung. 27-2 lib.

De Saligny, Dubois 18-341C.

Desalji II. (of Cutch) 7-670o.

Des Are, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

Desarc, La. 17-54 (Al).

Des Arc, Mo. 18-608 (F4).

Desargues, Girard6-941c ; 11-
674c ; ll-694b ; ll-731a.

Desart (earldom) 8-785b.

Desastre, riv., Nic. : see Blue-
fields.

Desatoya, mts., Nev. 5-8 (E2).

DESAUGIERS, MARC AN •
toine Madeleine 8-78o.

DESAULT, PIERRE JOSEPH
8-78d ; 26-128c ; 17-45d.

Des Autels, Guillaume 8-616d.

De Sauty, Alfred 4-218d.

DES BARREAUX, JACQUES
Val lee 8-79a.

Desbarres, Joseph Frederick
Walsh 5-225a ; 17-648b.

Des Barres, fort, Fr. 3-667a.

Des Baux, Barral, vicomte 27-
310b.

Desbois, Paul 24-509b.

Des Bois, lake, Can. 5-160
(E2).

Desbordes-Valmore, Marcelline
ll-146b.

Desbordesville, Fr.Congo 11-
99 (B2).

DESBOROUGH, JOHN 8-79a.

— , \V. II. GronfeU, baron 9-
66 7 d.

Desborough, Northants. 9-420
(III. F2) ; 19-769b.

Descabezado, nit., Chil. 17-
904c.

Descalvados, Braz. 4-440 (E6).

Desealzos : see Discalced Car-
melites.

Descargamaria, Sp. 25-530
(B2).

DESCARTES, RENE 8-79c :
algebra l-619d ; analytical
conies 6-94 Id ; barometer
3-4I8c; cycloid 7-686a ;
evolution theory 10-3 Ib ;
folium 10-600a ; Fontenelle
10-609a ; free will 28-650a ;
geology ll-641d ; Geulincr
ll-913a ; halos 12-864d ;
Harvey's theory 27-928a ;
Hobbes 13-547a ; literary
Importance ll-131d ; logic
16-907a ; materialism 10-
25d ; matter 18-655a ; Mer-
senne 18-174b ; psycho-
logical idealism 18-228c ;
quadrature of circle 6-385d ;
rainbow 22-861d ; realism
18-249d ; refraction 16-
612b ; speaking figure 6-
944c ; statue at Tours 27-
107c; theism 26-752d. See
also Cartesianism.

Descendens hypoglossl nerve
19-397C.

Descending colon (anat.) 1-
665a.

— letters (printing) 27-542d.

" Descent from the Cross "
(Rubens) 23-805c.

Descent of Man and Selection
in Relation to Sex (Darwin)
7-842c ; 24-746b ; 27-822b.

Deschambault, Can. 22-724
(D3).

— , lake, Can. 24-225 (B2).

DESCHAMPS, EMILE 8-90b.

— , EUSTACHE 8-90c ; 11-
117d.

Deschampsia (bot.) 12-376b.

DESCHANEL, PAULEUGENE
Louis 8-91a.

Deschapelles, Alexandre Louis
Honore Lebreton 6-103b.

Deschenes, lake. Can. 20-369c.

Deschly, Irene 20-518b.

Deschutes, riv., Oreer. 20-212
(D4) ; 20-242 (D-E2) ; 20-
243a.

— , riv., Wash. 20-97a.

Desctee, Aim£e 8-657b.

DES CLOIZEAUX, ALFRED
Louis Olivier Legrand 8-91b;
ll-571c ; geyser observa-
tions 11-91 la ; microcline
18-380d ; polarization 16'
616c, 6-376a.

DESCLOIZITE 8-91b.

Desclot, Bernat 25-589d.

Descolorado, cape, Can. Is. 5-
172 (map).

Descort (poetry) 22-498d.

Description de I'Egypte 9-39d.

Description of Greece (Paus-
anias) 20-967C.

Description of the Westtrn
Islands of Scotland, includ-

ing the Isle of Man (Mac-

culloch) 17-208C.
DESCRIPTIVE POETRY8-910.
Dcscrizione dell' Affrica (Leo) :

see ,4/ricae Descriptio.
De acutagio habendo (writ) 24-

518b.

Desdemona, Tex. 26-690 (13).
Desdes (myth, lake) 9-51d.
Deseado, cape, S.Am. 17-303c.
— , riv., Arg. 2-462 (C6) ; 2-

462c.
Desengafio, Punta del, Arg. 2-

462 (C6).

Desenzano, It. ll-459a.
Deseret, Utah 27-814 (B3).
— , Mormon state, U.S. 27-

818c ; 18-845a ; university,

see Utah, University of.
Deseronto, Can. 19-596 (Cl).
Desert, Can. 22-724 (A3).
— , Utah 27-814 (D3).
— , canal, India 25-143a.
— , lake, Can. 22-724 (A3).
— , lake, Utah 27-814 (C-D3).
— , mt., Me. 17-434C.
— , mts., Nev. 5-8 (F3).
— , val., Nev. 5-8 (F3).
DESERT 8-92c ; 21-763a; 28-

1004d.

— • acacia 27-634c.
Desertas, isls., Mad.Is. 17-281

(map).
Desert, Church of the 13-867c ;

7-321d.
Deserted Village (Goldsmith)

12-216d ; 8-92h ; 9-635d.
Desert falcon 10-139b.

— hare : see Egyptian hare.
DESERTION 8-93a.
Desert lark 23-1006a.

— sandstone 2-945a ; New
South Wales 19-539b ;
Queensland 22-733a ; South
Australia 25-493d.

— scorpion 2-295d ; 2-304b
(flgs.).

— thrashers 27-634b.

Des Essarts, Alfred Stanislas

Langloia 8-93c.
— , EMMANUEL ADOLPHE

8-93c.

Deset, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Deaf ontainealS- 7 7 3d; 26-964d.
DESFONTAINES, RENE

Louiohe 8-93d.

Deaford. Leics. 9-420 (III. El).
DESFORGES, PIERRE J. B. C.

8-93d.

Des Forts, William : see Wil-
liam des Forts.
Desfosses (painter) 18-527c.
Des Gallars, Nicolas : see

Gallars.
DESGARCINS, MAGDELEINE

Marie (Louise) 8-94a.
Des Granges, David : minia-
ture by 18-527a( PI. I. fig. 7).
Dee Groseilliers, Medart Chou-

art 28-344b ; 14-309a.
Desha Co., Ark. 2-552 (D4).
Deshasts, race 17-425a ; 24-

860b.
Deshayes, Catherine : see La

Voisin.

— , GERARD PAUL 8-94a.
Deshek Wama, lake, Br.E.Af.

4-601 (C2) ; 15-531d.
Desherbiers de l'Etendu6ro 13-

95d ; 3- 1 Id.
Deshima, isl., Jap. 15-236b ;

15-235a.
Deshlagar, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

E-F2).

Deshler, Neb. 19-324 (G4).
— , O. 20-26 (B-C2).
Deshney, cape, Russ.As. : see

East, cape.

Deshotels, La. 17-54 (B3).
DESHOULIERES, ANTOIN-

ette du Ligier de la Garde 8-

94b ; 3-264C ; 14-291b.
Deshtak, Pers. 24-593b.
De Shutes, riv., Wash. 28-354

<C3).

Desi (fibre) : see Daisee.
Desi (Irish sept) 14-758C ; 14-

766b.

DESICCATION 8-94c; l-322b.
Desiccator 8-94c.
Desiderata (Lombard princess)

10-809b.

Desideri, Ipolito ll-628a.
Desideria (queen of Sweden) 5-

931d.
DESIDERIO DA SETTIG-

nano 8-94d.
Desideri us, St (bp.) l-210c.

— (abbot) : see Victor III.,
pope.

DESIDERIUS (Lombard king)
8-95b ; 5-891d : 10-809b.

Desierto de las Palmas, mts.,
Sp. 25-530 (F2) ; 5-472d.

DESIGN (art) 8-95b ; 7-367b ;
copyright 7-125c; numis-
matics 18-698d.

— (philos. and theol.) 26-751c;
26-747a ; 26-542a ; Her-
bart 13-337d; Hume 13-

882d; Leibnitz 16-388a ;

Mill 26-7550 ; Paley 20-

629b.

Designers, Society of 2-7 02a.
Designolle's powder 21-585C.
Desi moth : see Dassee moth.
Desio, It. 18--I I la.
Desire, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
— , cape, Spitsbergen : see

Verlegen Hook.
DESIRE 8-95d ; 22-588d ;

Spinoza's definition 5-425o ;

will differentiated 28-651d.
Desis (spider) 25-667a.
Desi worm : see Dassee worm.
Desjardins, Marie Catherine

ll-130e.

DESK 8-95d ; 11-364 (Plate).
Deskford, riv., Scot. 3-31 -la ;

7-61 7a.

Dcskry, riv., Scot. 8-406b.
Doslacs, N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
Deslandres, Henri A. 17-39 la ;

25-626d.
Deslaur, Roger : see Roger

Deslaur.

Dosloge, Mo. 18-608 (F4).
DESLONGCHAMPS, EUGENE

Eudes K-'.HM!.
— , JACQUES AMAND

Eudes- 8-9(id.
Deama25-723d(flg.).
Desmacidonidae 25-729d ;

skeleton 25-7 25b ; spicules

25-7241), 25-725C.
Desmacyte (diet.) 25-726C.
Desmahis, J. F. E. de Corsem-

bleu 11-1 36b.
DESMAISEAUX, PIERRE 8-

97a.

Desman 14-641b ; 17-522a.
Desmanthidae 25-7 29c.
Desmarella 10-465d.
Desmarea, Christine Antoinette

Charlotte 5-831c.
— , Marie : see ChampmesW.
— , Nicolas 5-831c.
Desmarest, Anselme Gae'tan 8-

97b ; 20-305C.
— , E. 26-334a.

— , NICOLAS 8-97a ; ll-644b.
Desmarestia l-590b.
Desmarestiaceae l-589d ; 13-

335a.
DESMARETS (Desmaretz),

Jean 8-97t> ; 11-1280.
— , NICOLAS 8-97c.
Dcsmatippms 9-721d.
De Smet, Peter John 18-756C.
De Smet, S.Dak. 25-506

(H3).

De Smet group 27-631c.
Desmichcls, L. A., baron 1-

881ft,
Desmidiaceae"l-588a ; l-588d ;

13-335b.
Desmier de Saint-Simon, Eti-

enne J. A. : see Archiac,

Vicomto d'.
Desmine : see Stilbite.
Desmoceras ll-534d.
Desmodium 13-474a ; 13-657b;

16-3820.

— gyrans : see Telegraph
plant.

Dosmodontieae 6-244b.
Desmodus 6-244b ; l-667c.

— rufus 27-8770 ; 6-244b ; 18-
320d.

Desmogen strand (diet.) 21-

740c.

Desmognathae 3-960d.
Desmognathinae 3-527b.
Desmognathus 3-528b.
DES MOINES, la. 8-98a ; 14-

732 (D3).

— Moines, N.Mex. 19-520
(Gl).

— Moines, riv., la. and Minn.
14-732 (E4) ; 18-550 (B7) ;
8-98c; 18-549b.

— Moines Co., la. 14-732
(F4).

Des Moines group (geol.) 27-

627b ; 27-631a.
Desmond, earls of (Fitzgerald)

10-442a.
— , earls of (Feilding) 8-1 7d;

8-99c.
DESMOND, GERALD FITZ-

gerald, 15th earl 8-98c ; 14-

775c; 4-880c.
— .Richard Preston, Lord

Dingwall, earl of 8-99c.
DESMOND, anc. div., Ire. 8-

99b ; 14-766a.
— , Mich. 22-1 18a.
Desmond Rebellions 8-99a ;

14-7750 ; 14-776b.
Desmopterus ll-521d.
DESMOSCOLECIDA 8-99c.
Desmoscolex 8-99d. •
Desmothoraca 13-233d.
Desmotropism 14-882a.
Desmotropy 14-884d.
DesMouIins, Bertram 16-543a.
Desmoulins, Louis Antoine 21-

537c.
— , L. S. CAMILLE B. 8-99d ;

24-20c; 1

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

23Q

To make full use of this InJc* It It euentlal to read the
instruction* given on I'agc I

DER-DEVIL

dirt.. If*. I •*>

on* (natoraust)

rlr..Hu-. (trlb.
I3--T; (I

DwolaUon. oape. Qreen. 12-

.
— . W.. Antaro, : tu Korgaakra

— . W.. Chll. 8-461 (A7) ; 28-

»84a: 8-I4SC.
—.lake. Me. 17-4.14 (tl).
— . pt.. P.ls. 21-3M (E-K4).

— Crvek. rlv.. Ore*;. 28-241
,,. ;,

— Land. dlst.. S.Ara. •B-BBfta,
De«ot>ci, tribe 14-636*,
DE80R. PIERRE JEAN

E4ouardS-loib : 1-7I-.I
Da* Ormeaux. Meur do 30-

.

Dasorme*. Charles Bemud tt»
|«0d.

Do Soto, la. 14-732 (C3).

— Soto. III. 14-304 (C8).
Desoto, Ind. 14-422 (Ql).

— . Kan. 15-844(1111).

Do Sotn. MlM. 18-600 (D4).
DK8OT6.Mo.8-101b; 18-608

— Soto, Win. 18-740 (BS).

— Soto. dl»t.. La. 17-44 (A I).

— Soto Co.. Kla. 10-440 <E4).

— Soto Co.. Ml-. 18-600
(B-C1).

DeaotoTUte, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
Desoxybenzoln S-757b.
Dexpairoet of Bordeaux 14-

SJ9b.
DESPARO. EDWARD MAR-

oui 8-IOlc.

— . John B-HMi1.
Despatch : tft Dispatch.
Deapatcher of bualnms: tee

Itemembrancer.
Despenaperros. Puerto de,

paM,ripTa8-4SO(D3).
Despenii* (barony) 8-10Jb.

— 7Kd ward te 8-1 OSa.

— .Sir Francis Dashwood 4V-
TSOo ; 28-642d ; 8-10Zb.

— , HENRY LE B-Hi'-'l. ; 9-
S08c: 5-9 Ic.

—.HUGH LE (Justlclar) 8-
lOld.

— . HUGH LE (the elder), earl
of Winchester 8-lUld; 8-

— . Hugh le (the younger) 8-
lOld; 8-400b.

— , Thomas k', earl of Glou-
cester 8-1 Ola ; 8-410o; 12-

.
DM Here*, riv.. Mo. 18-6US

fOIX
DES PERIERS. BONAVEN-

tur* 8-101b.
Despinoy. Hyaolnthe Francois

Joseph, comte 11-1 89d.
Dwnlagnes, L. 12-6901. ; 17-

Des Plalnes. 111. 14-304 (El).

— Plalnes, rlv., 111. 14-304
(Dl): 14-306o : 18-37 8a.

— Plalnes, rir.. Wis. 28-7 4 la.
Despoblados (diet.) 1-94 4a.
Despolna 7-981a ; 12-4»la;

7-790b.
DESPORTES. PHILIPPE 8-

I'l'-'d : 11-1 23b.
DESPOT 8-lOSa.
De*potat8-103a.
DespoUkl, fad.. Or. 12-424

Denpoto Dagh, Rita.. Balkan
Penln. 4-773 (B3) ; 27-426
(C-D2): 17-216d: 4-773b.

Despourrins, Cyrlen 22-402a.

Desprtenx. Jean EUenoe 12-

DEs'pRES. JOSOUIN 8-103a ;

19-S7D.
DESPRES. SUZANNE 8-I03C.

— (pseudonym) : ire Lour,
Alfred Flrmln.

Desprctz. C. M. 8-232b.
DeViprez, Kelix Hlppolyt« 3-
IHd.

— , Jean : tee John of Outre-
mean.

DESRUES. ANTOINE FRAN-

?oi« 8-1030.
Deasa (diet.) 17-467c.
DeosalgDea. V. 13-523a ; 17-

494c.
DESSAIX. JOSEPH MARIE

com te 8-1 03d.
Dessallne*. Jean Jacqoe* 18-

8*60.
DMMU (family) : tet Anhalt-

Dranu.

DCUAU. 0«r. 8-IOJ.l
MB (US) . 11

M

r,rrna

— . LUDWIO8-IMO.

— . Mas 88-446C.

— . Thoraa8-

t»M>Ue. J. J. T. A., maro.nl.

7-»10e; ll-194d.
DwMmbr*. n» . r r. 8-441J.
PiiJMOom«t7-l7l

w. T.. ..r. -

• K, ilull. 2-tKVtl.
DMtonav.-. i ..I..IK-I 6-;«7d.
1'tolrmi. Urax. (Aouutoua*) 4V*

114).
— . Bra*. (Santa Catharlna) :

trt FlurlanuiMilUi.
Dertln. fla. 18-440 (C6).
DMttir. •tone of S4-40»a.
DESTOUCHES. PHILIPPE 8-

!<!«,• ; 8-414a; ll-U6a.
D'Ertreex. admiral 12-I44d.
" U'E»tr*e» " (crulMr)24-9l«a.
Dwtiiana. 8p. 26-4aO 1 1
Destruction, lal.. Wa.h. 28-Ji4

141).

DESTRUCTORS 8-104d.
Urntiir Mobed* (marl) 5-468o.
l'.--ui.. Ks-> .»•-•- (Hli ; s- •'••-
Draultom (diet.) «-:ii)6d.
Dec Uraina, Ann* Marie de la

Treniollle, prlnoeoe : tet

Unln*.

DenraUierca. Oeorce M-404d.
De* Vlcnole* (chronolo«i.t ) 8-

lUb.

Denrea. FT. 10-778 (El).
W&I 15-6

604b.

Decwarte (Inventor) lO-487a.
Deiya (dirt.) 14-4»9a.
DE TABLEY. JOHN BYRNE

LeioMUr Warran 8-llOa.
Detached fort 10-693a.
DETAILLE. JEAN BAPTISTE

Edouard 8-11IV; 14-314O.
DETAINER 8-llla.
I>c tenant. Northumb. 8-412

(I. El).

Detective camera 21-.">02d.
Detector 8-203d; 8-1 air; 2»-

t . •!..

— Iutr25-74b.

— lock 16-- l-.v.

Detention (military law) 18-

U6b,
Detenzione (Italian law) 7-

448d.
Determinant (cytologry) 13-

DETERMINANT (math.) 8-
llla; l-620c; functional.
ire Jacobiana ; minor 18-
444c ; quadratic form* 18-

Detormlnato Infloreocence : irr
DcllniU- intlorescencc.

DETERMINISM 8-ll:tb; 9-
822d ; 28-6.r>Oc ; Z8-643a ;
aaaoclationiHin 13 - 34c ;
Augustine 2-909b ; Buridan
4-824C ; Calvin 5-76a ;
Collins 8-69'.> ; liobbea 13-
44»d ; Jewish apocalyptic
2-17U; Leibnitz 18-389b ;
l'clatfiua21-tWb : predestina-
tion 21-27 5c; psycholoelcal
problem- 22-i>i it ib ; st John's
gospel 15-444c ; Bin (pro-
blem) 25-137c; Stole 8-816d;
Thomlstand Sootl8t24-354c.
See alto Will, Libertarian-
Inn. Necessity.

Detenatlo sacrorum 8-764C.

Dethick. Derby. 8-73a.

DETINUE 8-1 I .: Z7-314a.

Detling (Debtling). Kent 16-
347 b.

DETMOLD. Ger. 8-1 13d : 11-
808 (U:i); 24-267d.

Detonator (ammunition) 1-
870c; 11-299C.

— (fog-signal) 28-7 7b.

potonb, \rk. z- •..-..• .1 n.

Detour. Mich. 18-372 (F-G4).

— .paasage. Mich. 18-372
(F-O4).

— . pt., Mich. 18-372 (D4).
Detrital, val.. Ariz. 2-444

\-M.

Detroit, Ala. 1-460 (Al).
III. 14-304 (B4J.
K ,', 15-: ! 'KJ..

— . Me. 17-434 (C4).
DETROIT. Mich. 8-113d : 18-

372(02): l-S4,tb; Z7-403c.
Minn. 18-440 (B4).
OrcK. 20-242 (C-D3).
T.-x. 26-690 (M2).
\Va«h. 28-344 (CS).
tol.. Wi«. 28-740 (FJ).
rlT.. r.S. and Can. 20-114
A3): 8-114a; 27-646a.

— Harbor, Wis. 28-740 <F3).
Detroit Obserratory. Mich.

18-949C.
D«tr«quage (diet). 2O-427b.

DETTINOEN. li.-r 8-11. II-

iMltle (1
J-ll.
DoMCBaan. Ludwlg 28-llOe.

vmos: «r<l*awal.

ra. Hung. 3-4 (F2).
ala. mt.. Hun*:. 27-lllb.

81am 14-4B8(C3).

of Pro-

8-lllk;; 30-1111. .

DEUCETdK-l.) 8-1180.

— line (ahufflo-board) 24-

Doiioharr. hUL Soot. 24-418

D««ii.C<>»o. 0-T2K01).

— Co.. Neb. 18-32*

— Co.. S. Dak. 28-5060
Deugh. rlv.. Soot. 24-4 1 2 ( D4 ) :

DeOle, rivi. Belt, and Fr. 16-

685a.
Deulgaon Raja. India 14-382

(F-09).

Deullna treaty (1619) 18-349a.
Deulwara, India l-78a.
Deunam (measure) 28-491d.
Deunme (Jews) 17-2 1 sd.
Deunquat, O. 28-26 (D3).
Druntzer. I'nif. B-:t9a.
Deunx (measure) 2-7 13b.
lieu I'ouey (family) 5-l».ild.
Detirne, HoU. 13-588 (< 4-

I .7.1
—.canal. Bolt 13-588 (C3) ;

13- .'Jib.
DEUS. JOAO DE8-110c; 22-

162b: 5-
Deusdedlt. Cardinal 5-196c ;

12-57 3b.
Deus ex machlna 17-237d ;

28-7301) ; B-902C.
Deusing-rod : tee Divining-
rod.
Deusontensis, Hercules 11-

I 1

Deoasen. E. (chemist) 18-5T8a.
— , Paul (philosopher) 18-232C.
Deutenoephalon : tet Deuter-

ooerebrum.

Deuterid (tooth) 17-523d.
Deuterocerebrum 2-67 5c.
Deuterognathous 2-675c.
Deutero-Isaiah : tee Isaiah,

the second.
DEUTERONOMY 8-117b ; 3-

851d; 13-184* ; date 15-

387a ; Decalogue 7-907 b ;

discovery of roll 15-3 83a ;

Jeremiah 15-323C ; levirate

enjoined 18-41 Id; Malachi,

Influence on 17-444d ;

Nehemiah's connexion 20-

613c ; prophetic Influence

22-4 45c.

Deuterotoky 8-3 16d.
Deuterozolc epoch (geol.) 20-

tBM.
Deuterus <t«wth) 17-523d.

rueritc 12-557*.
DEUTSCH, IMMANUEL O. M.

8-1 19a,

Deutach-Altonburg. A us. 3-ld.
Deutach-Avricourt, Ger. 28-

8480,
Deutech-Brod. Aus. 3-4 (D2) ;

battle, tee Nemeck^ Urod.
Dentache Gesellachaft 12-2 7 Bd.

— KolonlaJgesellschaftl-338d;
ll-886d.

— Kolonisatlon, Gcoellschaft
fur (1884-1887) l-338d ; 11-
774a; ll-886b.

— Relchspartei ll-875d.
Dentachendorf. Hung. : tee

Poprad.
Deutschen Redllchkelt, Orden

der : tee Ernest, order of.
Drultchentpieod (laws) 11-

844a.
Dentacher anttoemltlscher Vo-

reln 2-137b.

— Baoernbnnd ll-8B2b.

— Hund : tee German Con-
federation.

— Klub : tee German Club.

— Kolonialverein l-338d ; 11-

— National-Vereln ll-870d ;
3-742c: 9-7.Md.

— Pal&stina-Verein 2O-«26b.

— Refonnverein ll-870d.

— Srhulverein 3-33b.
Drvttchrr Sinnordichlf drri

Tautrnd (Logan) 18-877d ;

11-7 89d.

Deatscher Volkrverein 2-137b.
Deutaches Theater, Berlin 3-

788c; 8-436a.
Deuttrhe, irortrrbvek (Grimm)

8- I -'.i.-.
Deutachtrelslnnlge (Ger. polltl-

oalparty) ll-884b.
DEUTSCHKRONE, Oer. 8-

119b; 11-808 (F2).

'SSSfd!"4'

.- r,. •

•VU4bi

(Jmcr.^24.|

" K«U.hi«l>d. IM-UU. hUnd
Obvr Altas " ill..nn,«nD) 13-
Mle.

DeuUfh-LaiuUbmr. Au*. 8-4

DciuUrh-
3-3M.

Africa AawdaUon.
Dmtaoh-ostarrsscnlseber Klub:
Austrian CM.
ft

— WUmeradorf. Berlin 8-788
(map)

DEUTZ, Oer. 8-1 19b ; 11-808

Deutzla '(hot.) 21-7800 ; 13-

773d; 24-20411.
Deux ana, Lol de 18-794d.
Deux From. laU.. Fr.I < 1 1

498 (E7).
Deux-l'onU. town. Bar. : tee

Zwetbruckeo.
DEUX-SEVRE8. dep.. FT. 8-

119c; 10-77* <D4).
DEVA. Urit. 8-120a; 4-584

(B4).

— (Dlemrlch). Hung. 3-4 (114):
battle 17-86sb.

— , .Sp. 28-430 (Dl); 12-6B8C.
— , riv.. Sp. 28-430 (Dl) ; 12-

69Sc.

— , rtv.. Wale* : tee Deo.
DEVA (myth.) 8-120a ; 21-

204d ; 28-I041C.
Devadaha, India 17-1 22a.
DEVADATTA 8-120a.
Deraddhl Oanln 15-127c.
Devagiri, India : tee Daulata

Derail Bluff. Ark. 2-552 (D3).

Devana. fv-ot. 1-5 Ic.

— , Via, road. Wale* 18-7 85c.

Deranagaii (language) : irr
Nagarl.

Devanamplya - Plyadascl. In-
dia : trr Asoka.

Devanam-plya Tlasa (of Cey-
lon) 17-395b.

Devanhalll. India 14-33a.

Devant-les-Ponts, Ger. 18-309
(plan).

Deva-Pattan, India : tee Som-
nath.

DEVAPRAYAO (Deoprayag).
India8-120c.

Devaray-durgs, mts.. India 27-
ITOb.

Devarkonda, India 14-382
(Hll).

' Devastation " (battleship)
24-894a ; 24-905a.

Devastavit (law) : tee Waste
of assets.

De Vaul, N.Dak. 18-780 (C3).

Devault, Pa. 21-106 (K7).

Devaux. Kuitone ZO-.'.oi-a.

Devavanya, Hung. 3-4 (OS).

Devdorak. glacier, Cauc. : tee
Dyevdorak.

Devcaux. Lt.-Col. 3-209c.

Deveboyun (Camel's Neck).
pass. Turk.As. 8-758c ; B-

" Develant " (dredger) 8-563d.

Devellkcui. Turk.As. 8-717*.

Develle. Jules Paul 18-902a.

Developable surface 28-1 1 8d :
11-7 19a; mensuration 18-
136c.

Developed colours 8-747d.

Developer (photography) 21-
I88b,

Developing tank (photo-
graphy) 21-520b.

Development (embryology) 8-
315d; 8-33(>b ; 9-330c.

— (Roman Catholic doctrine)
28-780C ; 23-494b : 18-519d.

Development and Road Im-
provement Funds Act 23-
393d ; 18-797d.

Devenish. 1*1.. Ire. 14-744

Devennort, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
DEVENS. CHARLES 8-1 -.'».•:

4-2921) ; 28-!<22d.
Deventer. Ch.M. van (Dutch

chemist) 2S-S91d.

— . Gerard : tee Prouninek.
Gerard.

— , Heinrlch Tan : on obstet-
ric« 18-964b.

DEVENTER. Holl. 8-120,1 : 13-
588 (D2) ; 13-597b ; l-692d ;
Jansenirt bishopric 27-824C ;
Waaghuls 2-422c.

— Koek (cake) 8-121a.

De ventre Insplciendn (writ) :
tee Ventre Inspk-lendo.

D#vpny. Hung. : tee Theben.

D*v# ranire-nnder 22-891*.

DE VERE. AUBREY THOMAS
8- 12 la.

— Vsrs, Utdr rraaew 88-

i

(Urnlly).

Oa. 11-T1S

". r.« . It. 28-14

•oe. riv.. Boot. _
) ; 1-i'

21-

_- 080 (»»).
. India 14-a«t (KM).
.... India 14-381 (MB),
(mrtb.) : trt Durga.
tUoo (eompas.) i-W4a|

— (law of error)

191 b.
) 14-6T7b.
(redaction) 23-

trt Prod net at

— (law of

— (marine
—, angle a

— moment:
Inertia.

Deri Bajreabri. tompla, India
(KaMfra) 15-<4fd.

DEVICE (diet.) 8-lllb.

IXrTlch. Cauc. 23-H74 (II. FJ1.

De Vloo's comet : an Vtco'*
oouwt.

Dertgne, Henrique 3-tS4e.

Derlgne-Onyo, Petras 11-8180.

DEVIL 8-12ib; Bogomll theorr
4-1 19d; doctrine 4-ISid :
Demiurge 17-693b ; Fawi
legend. 18-lllb; OnoPtic
theory 12-l44b ; Hebrew
conception 13-lgga. 2-lllc,
15-61Ib • Mahommedan
form 17-419b: medieTal
theories 11-1180, 8- Wild ;
Michael-, conflict 18-896c,
23-217c.l8-35«d; Old Tot*-
ment4(>2.4c; ^pent form

IX-rll. I.I., Fr.Oul. : ttt Diablo.

— , lake. Can. 24-224 (A3).
Devil (author*.) 8-121c.

— (barrteter'.)8-lllc,

— (cookery) 8-1 Jlr.

— (machine) 18-424b.

— (mammal) : tee Tannanlaa
dcril.

— (printer» 8-121C,
Deril-blrd 5-7HOb.

Devil CYeek, rlT.. Wl*. 28-740

Devil dancer 7-796c.

— flab (Cephaloptera) l»-893b.

— flsh (Lophlos piscatorial) :
trt Angler.

— fish (Myllobatidae) : tr,
Eagle-ray.

DeviUe, E. H. St Claire : an

Saintc-C'laire IH-ville. E. H.
Derlllien group 5-88b.
De Vlllien, H. de TUlicn.

baron 2*- me.
DevlUlne : tee Lyeulte.
Devil murder (custom) 18-

66 Ib.
Derito. lake, N.Dak. 18-780

t«-fl)j 19-7- .

).

— , rlT., Tex. 23-347C.
Devil's advocate : are AdTO-

catus Dlaboll.

Devil's Beef Tub, chaam. Scot.
8-663b.

— Bit. mta. Ire. 14-744 (D4) ;
28-1 004 b.

— Bridge. Wales 8-428 (V.

DnTtxtut.

— Bridge. gorge. SwlU. :
battle it-lite.

— Cauldron, falls. Scot. 8-
79Hb.

— club (shrub) 27-634r.

— corkscrew (fowil) 18-324C.

— darning needle (zool.) : te*
Dragon-fly.

— Ditch or Dyke, earthworks.
Cambs. 18-SSOb.

— Dyke. mt.. Sus. 8-424 (IV.
B4).

— Dyke, wall, Eng. and Soot. :
tee tat rail.

— Fork. Ark. 2-442 (CJ).

— Glen. val.. Ire. 28-619a.

— Gorge. Rhod. 28-466 (HI) ;
28-942b.

— Half Acre, raL. Cal 8-8
(Cl).

— Hole, cave, Derby. : tee
Peak Carern.

— Hole, Niagara : massacre
18-635*.

— Kitchen, rocks. Wale* 8-
249b.

— Lake. Indian Pe»crvation,
N.Dak. 18-780 (E-F2).

— Lake. N.Dak. 18-780 (FIX

— Lake. Wis. S-379b.

— MllL gorge. Scot. 18-8*4*.

— Peak, mt., Capo Col. 28-
I I L

— Punchbowl, Ire. 15-758*.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

231

DEVIL-DIAZ

Devil's Punch Bowl, Sur. 26-
lite.

" Devil's Sonata " (Tartini) :
tee Trillo del Diavolo.

Devil's Staircase, pass, Scot.
24-412 (D3); 12-1 19d.

— Tongue, Gib. ll-940d.

— Tower, int., Wyo. : tee
Mato Tepee.

— Water, riv., Northumb. 9-
412 (I. D3).

Devil Tavern, Loud. 6-566d ;
16-963a.

Devine, Tex. 26-690 (H-I6).

Devipatnam, India 14-382
(HIS).

De viris religiosis : see Mort-
main, Statutes of.

Devise (diet.) 8-121b.

— (law) 3-761b ; 16-373a.
Devitriflcation 19-961d.
Devizes, Richard of : tee

Richard of Devizes.
DEVIZES, Wilts. 8-123d; 9-

420 (III. D4) ; Hubert de

Burgh at 4- Sloe; siege 12-

406a, 2-6S6d.
Devizes Beds (geol.) : see

Merstham beds.
Devlet Girai (khan) 18-719a.
Devlin, Christopher Nugent,

baron 28-543b.
Devna (Pravadi), riv., Bulg.

27-922b.

Devno, lake, Bulg. 4-778d.
Devoko Water, lake, Cumb. 9-

412 (I. B4).
Devol, riv., Turk. 27-426 (B3) ;

17-217a.

Devolution (Irish) 14-788b.
DEVOLUTION, WAR OF 8-

124a ; 10-343d.
Devoluy, Pierre 22-S03b.
Devoluy, mts., Fr. 10-773

(Go) ; 8-394d : 8-5S9b.
DEVON, EARLS OF 8-124b :

see also Courtenay and

Devonshire, earls and dukes

of.
— , Baldwin de Redvers, earl

of 10-66c ; 28-6270 ; 12-904c.
— , Henry Courtenay, earl of :

tee Exeter, Henry Courtenay,

marquess of.
— , Humphrey Stafford of

Southwick, earl of 25-756a ;

9-5 19b.
— , Thomas Courtenay, earl of

(d. 1458) 7-325d; 2-706a ;

9-517b.
— , Thomas Courtenay, earl of

(d. 1462) 8-124b ; 9-518b.
— , William Courtenay, earl of

(d. 1859) 7-326c; 9-561a ;

9-5 7 4c-
— .William de Redvers (de

Vernon) (d. 1216) 13-659c ;

4-815a.

Devon, co., Tas. 3-571a.
— , glen, Scot. 24-418 (D2).
— , riv., Leios. 9-416 (II. F4) ;

16-393d.
— , riv., Scot. 24-418 (D2) ; 6-

417b ; 15-824a.
Devon cattle: see North Devon

cattle.
Devon Great Consols (mines),

Devon. 8-132d.

— buck (cloth) 13-848C.
DEVONIAN SYSTEM (geol.) 8-

124b ; ll-670c ; bacteria 3-
157b ; economic products 8-
129b ; establishment 24-
578a,16-983a; fauna 8-127d,
14-267d; flora 8-128c. 20-
539a ; marbles 17-676d ;
petroleum 21-3 18c.

Devon longwool sheep 24-
819d.

DEVONPORT, Devon. 8-129c;
9-430 (VI. D3); 21-362
(map); garrison 17-720o;
homing 9-419)..

— , N.Z. 19-624 (E2) ; 2-894c.

— , co., Queens. 5-953a.

— , EAST AND WEST, Tas. 8-
130a ; 26-438 (A-B1).

Devonport Institute for the
Blind 4-62b.

— Sisters 26-1600.
DEVONSHIRE, EARLS AND

DukMof 8-130a.
— , Charles Blonnt, Baron

Monntjoy and earl of : see

Mountjoy, Charles Blount,

baron.
— , Elizabeth, duchess of

(Gainsborough portrait) : see

" Duchess of Devonshire."
— , SPENCER COMPTON CAV-

endiih, duke of 8-1 30d ; Bal-

four ministry 3-252a ; naval

policy 6-594b ; statue 24-

506a.
— , WILLIAM CAVENDISH,

duke of (d. 1707) 8-130b.
— , William Cavendish, earl of

(d. 1628) 8-130b ; 13-545c.
— , William Cavendish, earl of

(d. 1684) 8-130b ; 13-546a.

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

Devonshire, William Caven-
dish, duke of (d. 1891) 8-
130d ; 5-94c.

— , William George Spencer
Cavendish, duke of (d. 1858)
8-130d; 6-507d; book-col-
lection 4-223c.

DEVONSHIRE, co., Kng. 8-
132a ; 9-430 (VI. E2) ; dia-
lect 9-598o ; geology 9-412c,
8-129a, 21-176C ; grant to
King John 9-485a ; harvest
customs 13-41a ; Irish colony
14-758d ; minerals 7-lllc,
18-5790 ; orchards ll-261b ;
rebellions 9-519d, 9-525b ;
small holdings l-702b ; stan-
nary courts 25-782b.

" Devonshire " (ship) 24-956b.

Devonshire Almshouses, Derby
8-69d.

— and Buccleuch docks, Bar-
row-in-Furness 3-443d.

— Club 6-567b.

— colio : see Lead colic.

— Hospital, Buxton 4-893b.

— lace 16-43c (fig.).

— marble 8-132c.
Devonshire ». Lodge ll-441a.
Devonshire woody gall : see

Marble gall.
Devonside, Scot, 24-418 (D2) ;

coal mines 6-417d.
Devorguila do Baliol 19-459a.
Devoys, mt., N.Mex. 19-520

(Gl).
Devreese, G. (artist) 15-98o ;

18-2c.

Devrend, Turk.As. 2-565 (A3).
De Vriendt, Albrecht 20-507d.

— Vriendt, Cornelius 2-421d.

— Vriendt, Frans : see Floris,
Frans.

— Vriendt, Juliaan 20-507d.
DEVR1ENT, GUSTAV EMIL

8-135b.

Karl August 8-1 35a.

LUDWIG 8-1:1 1,1 ; 8-542C.

Otto 8-135b.

Philipp Eduard 8-1 35a.
. Wilhelmine : see Schroder-
Devrient.
De Vries, Adrian 24-497C.

— Vries, David P. 7-949b ; 25-
802a.

— Vries, Hugo 18-1 1 5d : 20-
588c ; 24-401a ; 27-908a.

— Vries, Jan Vredeman 2-
418c; IS-llSc.

— Vries, Martin Gerritsz 15-
102d ; 15-952b ; 24-54C.

— Vries, M. (philologist) 8-
718c.

— Vries, Simon 25-688d.

De Vries, isl.. Jap.: see Kuriles.

— Vries, str., Jap. : see Etoro-
fu.

De Vue, riv., Ark. 2-552 (D2).

Devule, riv., Rhod. 25-466
(K2).

Devynock, Wales 9-428 (V.
D4).

DEW 8-135C.

Dewa (Bundi chief) : see
Deoraj.

Dewa (Ushu), prov.. Jap. 15-
204b.

De Waal (Dutch minister) 17-
471a.

Dewala, India 5-837b.

Dewalgaon, India : see Deul-
gaon Raja.

Dewali (festival) 16-675b.

Dewalquea 20-552a.

Dewalt, Tex. 26-690 (M6).

DEWAN8-137a.

Dewangiri, India : see Diwan-
giri.

Dewanny 8-137a.

DEWAR, SIR JAMES 8-137b ;
Iiquefactionofgasesl6-746b,
16-749c, 16-751a ; magnet-
ism 17-344a,17-348d ; radio-
activity 22-801a ; resistivity
6-859a, 16-757a, 17-346d ;
thermoelectricity 26-81 6c ;
thermoluminescence 21-
477c ; vision 28-136a.

De Warenne, Richard Fitzalan,
earl of : see Arundel, Richard
Fitzalan, earl of.

Dewar liquid air machine 16-
74Sc ; 16-746b.

— petroleum distiller 21-322a.
Dewart, Pa. 21-106 (13).
DEW AS, India 8-137d ; 14-376

(G8).

— , states, India 8-1 37d.
DEWBERRY 8-137d.
DEW-CLAW 8-137d.
Dewees, isl., S.C. 25-500 (E4).
D'EWES, SIR SIMONDS 8-

137d.
DE WET, CHRISTIAN 8-138b;

South African war 27-204b,

27-208C ; subsequent offices

20-159d.

— Wet, Sir Jacobus 27-201c.
Dewetsdorp, S.Af. 25-466

(H7); 20-152d ; 27-207a.

DE WETTE, WILHELM
Martin Leberecht 8-1380 :
Biblical criticism 3-862c, 15-
425c.
Dewey, Chester 9-344b.

DAVIS RICH 8- 1 ;uu.

GEORGE 8-139a ; 25-594d.

MELVIL 8-139b.
Dewey, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Fla. 10-540 (El).

111. 14-304 (D3).

Minn. 18-550 (E3).

Mont. 14-276 (C3).

Ncv. 5-8 (D2).

Okla. 20-58 (E-F1).

Utah 27-814 (E4).

mt., Mont. 14-276 (E3).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (B-C2)1

— Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (D-E2).
Dewey floating dock 8-365c.
Deweyville, Utah 27-814 (Bl).
Dewhurst, E. B. (lawn-tennis

player) 16-304b.
Dewhurst, Wis. 28-740 (C4).
— , prov., Bor. 4-257 (Cl) ; 4-

263d.
Dewhurst Plate (horse race)

13-7290.

Dewi, St : see David, St.
Dewin, Ash. 12-203 (A,B3).
Dewing, Maria 8-139e.
— , THOMAS WILMER 8-

139c.
DE WINT, PETER 8-139c.

— WINTER, JAN WILLEM
8-1 39d.

— Winton, Sir Francis 26-
185d.

Dewis-bethau (diet.) 5-647b.
Dewisland, lordship, Wales 21-

82a.
De Wit, Jacob 12-818c.

— WITT, CORNELIUS 8-1 4 On;
8-729b.

— Witt, Jacob 8-1 40a.

— WITT, JOHN 8-140a; 13-
600d ; 13-610b ; annuities 2-
76b, 14-665a ; conies 6-
941d ; Louis XIV. 10-844b.

— Witt, William 2-958c.
Dewitt, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Ga. 11-752 (B4).
la. 14-732 (G3).
111. 14-304 (D3).
Ky. 15-740 (E4).
Do Witt, Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— Witt, Mo. 18-608 (C2).

— Witt, Neb. 19-324 (H4).

— Witt, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).

— Witt, isls., Tas. : see Maat-
suyker.

— Witt, rats., Tas. 26-438
(A2).

Dewitt Co., 111. 14-304 (D3).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K6).
DEWLAP 8-140,1.

— brand (cattle) 8-1 Ua.
Dewlish gravel (geol.) 21-847b.
Dewodi Munda, mt., India 14-

382 (K10).

Dew-point 8-135d ; 18-275c.
Dew pond 8-136d.
Dewsbury, William ll-223d.
DEWSBURY, Yorks. 8-141a ;

2S-933 <C2>.

Dewyrose, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).
Dcxamenus (engraver) 11-

565d.
Dexiades Ericius : see Heath,

Benjamin.

Dexiobranchaea ll-522a.
Dexion (Greek hero) 2-835a.
DEXIPPUS, PUBLIUS HER-

enniu* 8-1 tin ; 23-660a.
Dextans (measure) 2-713b.
Dexter, Gregory 3-37 5a ; 23-
253c.

HENRY MARTYN 8-141b.

L. Petronius 6-571C.

Samuel 5-945C.

TIMOTHY 8-141C.
Dexter, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

Ga. 11-752 (C3).

la. 14-732 (C3).

111. 14-304 (D4).

Ind. 14-422 (D8).

Kan. 15-654 (F3).

Ky. 15-740 (B2).

Me. 17-434 (C3).

Mich. 18-372 (67).

Minn. 18-550 (E7).

Miss. 18-600 (C4).

Mo. 18-608 (G5).

N.Mex. 19-520 (F4).

N.Y. 19-596 (D-E1).

S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).

Tex. 26-690 (B6).
" Dexter " (horse) 13-735b.
Dexter cattle 5-541c ; 5-540
(Plate IV.).

— City, O. 20-26 (G-H5).

— Kerry : see Dexter cattle.
Dextere, lake, Fla. 10-540 (E2).
Dexter shorthorn cattle 5-

541c.

Dexterville, Wis. 28-740 (C4).
Dextra (potters) 5-740c.
Dextral 11-506C.

DEXTRINE 8-141c; beer 3-

643c : textile printing 26-

698d.

Dextrose : see Glucose.
Dextro-tartaric acid 26-436a.
DEY 8-141d.

Deycke (physician) 16-4Sla.
Deyeuxia 12-376b.
Doynze, Belg. 3-668 (Cl).
De Young, Pa. 21-106 (E2).
Deyssel, L. van : see Thijm,

K. J. L. Alberdingk.
Deyverdun (Swiss writer) 11-

932b.

Deza, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
— , riv., Sp. 16-95C.
Dezhnev, Simon 21-943b ; 11-

629c.
Dezhnev, cape, Sib. : see East

cape.

D.G. (abbrev.) l-30a.
Dh (asph-ate) 7-725b.
Dhadhar, riv., India 14-382

(E9).
Dhafar, Arab. 2-264 (G5) ;

ruins 12-800c.
— , plain, Arab. ll-22a.
Dhafir, Arab. 28-914a.
— , tribe 14-740b.
Dhahabi (Arabian scholar) 2-

275c.
Dhahar el Amir : see Dhahr el

Amir.

Dhahebi : see Ahmed.
Dhahira, dist., Arab. 2-264

(G3) ; 2-256a.
Dhahr, val., Arab. 24-125d.
Dhahr (Dhahir) el Amir 20-

624a; l-154d; ll-405d.
Bhaicho, riv., Br.E.Af. : see

Tana.

Dhaka, India : see Dacca.
Dhala, Arab. 2-264 (B5) ;

rainfall 2-260c.
Dhaleswari, riv., India (trib.

of Jamuma) 7-725d.
— , riv., India (trib. of Surma)

14-376 (P7-8) ; 4-924c.
Dhalot, riv., Bur. 15-958b.
Dham, riv., India 28-322c.
Dhamar, Arab. 2-264 (B5) ;

28-9 14b.

Dhammapada 4-747a.
DHAMMAPALA 8-141d ; 20-

632a.
Dhamma Sangani l-62a ; 4-

747c.

Dhammathats 4-S43d.
Dhamra, India 14-382 (M9) ;

3-240b.

— , riv., India 3-240b.
Dhamtari, India 14-382 (19).
Dhana, riv., Bal. 3-292b.
Dhananjaya (Sanskrit writer)

24-182a.

Dhandh (lake) 25-142d.
Dhandhuka, India 14-376

(D8).

Dhaneswari, riv., India 25-19a.
Dhangar (caste) 14-500d.
Dhanga Varma : see Dangha

Varma.
DHANIS, FRANCIS, baron 8-

142a ; 6-910C.
D'Hanis, Tex. 26-690 (H6).
Dhankuta, India 14-376 (M6) ;

19-378d.

Dhanna Jat 12-358d.
Dhanus 13-492d.
Dhaoladhar, mts., India 12-

731b ; 13-4700 ; 15-944d.
DHAR, India 8-142c ; 14-376

(F8).

— , state, India 8-142b.
Dhara 12-723a.
Dharampur, India 8-142d ; 14-

382 (E9).
DHARAMPUR, state, India 8-

142d.
Dharangaon, India 14-382

(F9).

Dharani 16-98b.
Dharanikota, India 15-837d.
Dharapuram, India 14-382

(G-H14).

Dharit, India 14-382 (D9).
Dharla, riv., India 22-892b.
Dharma 26-791b ; 15-645a.
Dharmapala(L8maist) 16-97b.
Dharmapur, India 14-382

(H10).
Dharmapuri, India 14-382

(G-H13).

Dharmaraj 13-507a.
Dharma-sastras : see Smriti.
Dharma-suiras 24-165d ; 24-

175b.
Dharmavaram, India 14-382

(G12).

Dharmi (Dharmest) 20-161a.
Dharmjaygarh, India 14-376

(K8).

Dharmkot, India 10-282a.
Dharm rajah (Bhutan) 3-847a.
DHARMSALA, India 8-143a ;

14-376 (F-G3).
Dhar Rao 8-143b.
Dharur, India 14-382 (F10).
DHARWAR, India 8-143a ;

14-382 (F12).

Dharwar, dist., India 8-143a;

3-668d; army organization

4-188a.
Dharwar cotton 7-258a.

— group 14-37 7 b.

Dliasan, riv., India 14-376

(H8-7) ; 12-893a.
Dhata 14-420a.
Dhat al Human, N.Af. 10-

203c.

Dhatu Kathf l-62a.
Dhatu Sena : see Datu Sen.
Dhauladhar, mts., India 15-

687d.
Dhaulagiri, mt., India 14-376

(K5) ; 19-37 8d.
Dhauli, India 14-624a.
D'Haussez Group, isls., N.Z.

19-624 (E2).
Dhawalagiri, mt., India : see

Dhaulagiri.
Dhawalpuri, India : see Dhol-

pur.
Dhawan, riv., Wales : see

Thaw.

Dhaya, W.Af. 26-981d.
Dhe (Indian clan) 15-281a.
Dheira, pass, Alps l-745b.
Dhejen-jong, Tib. 6-168 (D4).
Dhenkanal, India 14-382

(L-M9).
— , state, India 20-277d ; 15-

529d.

Dhikr 26-31c.
Dhimmi (Zimmi) 5-48d.
Dhlambe, tribe : see Ndh-

lambe.
Dhlo-Dhlo, rums, Rhod. 23-

260 (C3) ; 23-263d.
Dhobyan, tribe 2-88d ; 19-

147c.
Dhofar, plain, Arab. : see

Dhafar, plain.

Dhokan, mt., Egy. 22-104b.
Dhokgarh (Dhupgarh), mt.,

India 14-376 (G-H8) ; 24-

230a.

Dhoko, isl., Gr. : see Dokos.
Dhola, India 14-382 (D9).
Dholdera, India : see Dholpur.
Dhole5-371b; 5-376b ; Hima-
laya 13-47 Id; India 14-

380b.
Dholera, India 14-376 (D-E8) ;

l-432b.

— cotton 7-258a.
Dholka, India 14-376 (B8).
— , dist., India 4-189a.
Dhollerah cotton : see Dholera

cotton.
DHOLPUR, India 8-143b ; 14-

376 (G-H6) ; battle (1658)

13-484d.
— , state, India 8-143b ; 4-

609d.
Dhon, riv., India 14-382

(F-G11).

Dhond, India 14-382 (F10).
Dhoo, riv., I. of M. 9-412 (I.

A2) ; 8-447d.
Dhoolie (carriage) l-802c.
Dhoon, glen, I. of M. 17-534d.
Dhootie (cloth) 7-277d.
Dhoraji, India 14-382 (D9).
Dhoras 14-31c.
Dhori, India 14-376 (K8).
Dhoti 14-419d.
Dhourra ; see Durra.
DHOW 8-1 4:',,] ; 4-98c.
DHRANGADRA, state, India

8-144a ; 14-376 (D8).
Dhritarashtra 24-167C.
Dhruva Kshetra, India 13-

51 Ob.

Dhu, Loch, Scot. 4-878c.
Dhuan-dhar, falls, India 15-

532a.
Dhubri, India 14-376 (O6) ;

12-161d.

Dhubyan, tribe : see Dhobyan.
Dhugael, Loch-an, lake, Scot.

7-378a.
Dhughaill, lake, Scot. 24-412

(C2).

Dhuharif 23-957b.
Dhu Heartach, rock, Scot. 16>

630c.

Dhu Hijjatan 23-957C.
Dhuis,' springs, Paris 20-Sllc.
Dhu Kar : see Dhu Qar.
Dhukpa, dist., India 14-378

(06).

Dhula Rai 15-128d.
DHULEEP SINGH 8-144a; 14-

414a ; Hazara insurrection

(1845) 13-1 16d.
Dhu'l Fikar (d. 1730) 9-104a.
Dhu'l Fikar (Sword of the

Prophet) 5-42b.
Dhu'l-hijja 4-1002c.
DHULIA, India 8-144c ; 14-

382 (F9).
Dhulipnagar, India : tee

Bannu.

Dhu'l Kada 4-1002C.
Dhul Kadiri, tribe 9-102c.
Dhul Majaz, Arab. 17-950c ;

peace (c. A.D. 534) 12-870a.
Dhu'l Nun 26-310.

— Qamain 5-iSd.

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lantrut-ilon* given on Pmgc I,

DEVIL-DIAZ

Pfcaag-nak. Tib. 0-lBs (1)3).
Chuium. m.. ludla U.JT8

Dan Nu«a. (Dbu Nua.) •*•
bill. India : srr

(balUe)lO-

(eastern) 8-487 b.
urn : tet Dart.
iimn l-VOOb,
u Samal 23-957C.
W-JlOo.
A saist * jrt* VAIL.
: r< lla«all.
feuwao. India 14-378 (D8).
khyanl iluddha 18-97 1
II (rod.) : aw DU.

— (symbol) S8-948b.
Dla : aw Aphrodite mi./

vf. 11-204 (K3>.
—rial.. Ant .lus.

— . W., Crete : sw Standia.
— , raplda. BeLCongo 8-913

DIABASE 8-1440 ; 1-884O.
Dlabat. Mor. 18-646*.
Dlabest group 27-61b.
DlabeDl. Antonio 27-914b ; 3-

i. lib,
DIABETES 8-l45a : carbuncle

5-313d; cataract 18-97 a ;

causation 18-lMb ; dropsy

8-590d ; earliest account 18-

40c ; gangrene 18-878O ;

neuriUs 18»429a, 2O-765a ;

opium 20- 13V ; pruritus 22-

4l8d.

— meUitus 8-1 45a: diet 1-
716d.

Diabetic sugar : sw Oluoose.
Dlabetln : tee Fructose.
Dlable. Ul.. Fr.Uui. 12-882a ;

IIP -if us 10-882b.
Dlable. Le (game) 8-1 4<b.
Diatle amoureux, Le (Cazotte)

8-491 b; 11- I36d.
DiaUr boiteux (Le Sage) 18-

UTs

Diable-chateau 18-2 1 9d.
DiablereU, mt.. SwIU. 28- 212

(C4) ; l-744b ; flrst ascent 1-

749s.
Dlabllntes: iee Aulerci Dla-

bllntes.
Diablo, canyon. Ariz. 8-162c :

11-57U.

— . mt.. Cat 5-8 (C3) ; 5-7 b.
— . mta.. N.MCX. 19-J20

(B4-C3).

— . mta.. Tex. 28-690 (B-C4).
Dlablons, mt., Alps 26- .'I-'

(D4) ; l-743b.
Diablotin. mt.. W.I. 28-5 It

(A3) ; 8-402a.
Diablotin (bird) (Kr. W.Indies):

sre Capped petrel.

— (Trinidad) : nee Uuacharo.
DIABOLO 8-146S.
Diabolus nrstnua: sec Tas-

manlan devil.
Dlacaustlo 5-559b.
Dlacetoglutaric ester 8-54c.
Diacetonamlne 15-761O.
Dlacetone bydroxylamini' 20-

419c.

Diacetosoodnlc ester ll-347d.
Diacetyl 15-782d ; 8-44b.
Dlachaea 18-105d.
Diachylon plaster : lee Plumbi,

Diaclra. Turk. As. : let Hit
D1ACONICON 8-146b : S-978a.
Dlacril tl-50o ; 2-884b.
Dlacromyodl 3-969a ; 2-978*.
Dlact splcule 8S-716d; 25-

Txla;;25-712d<ng.).
Dlad axis : tee Dyad axis.
Dladelphons 1O-566C.
Diadem 7-4 lid.
- Diadem " (cruiser) 24-908c ;

radder 24-958b ; steering

ei pertinents 24-946a.
Dladema (Ureek bead-drew)

7-2S4b.

Diadematldae 8-881b.
Dladematus. L. CaeoUlos

•feteUus : tee Metollna.
Diademlna «-881b.
Dlademotda8-881b.
Dladlapborus 18-791b.
Dladin. Arm. 9-895a.
DIADOCH1 8-ll<lt> ; 13-454b ;

cameo representation* 11.

'-

Diadora. D'alni. : tee Zara.
" Dladum«8los " (statue : Poly

elitus) 12-48.Sc ; 2-840d.
Diaeus (Achaean general) 18-

988d.
Diafarabe. Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(E3) ; 19-677S.
Diagonal, la. 14-732 <C4).
DIAGONAL (diet.) 8-146C,

— axis : sw Dyad axis.

— barometer 3-4 18d.

— bedding (geoL) : see False
bedding.

ii

• • al. 18-438
tW) ; 18-489C.
DtSooWn AnsUltsn 3

l.iak". 1-'

11-4370.

lii.k.iva. Turk. : sw Jakova.
l>iak..«ar. Hung.: SM DJak-

..> ..

Dlakow. O. 28-317b.
DUU, Ala. 1-4AO I A3).

. \rk. 2- .

— . mu.. Ta». S6-43M.
Dial. Tnt (art periodical) 14-

3»5b ; 14-314a.
IHal. Tke (Transcendental

Club) 27-171o ; l-838o ; 11-

•
Diala. riv., Turk. As. : sw

ala.
Dlalafara. Fr.W.Af. 11-104

DIAL ' AND DIALLING 8-

14Ua.
DIALECT (diet.) 8-155d ; 21-

D1ALECTIC 8-156a; Aristot-
elian 2-518d. 2-5lfd: llegel
18-205a : llt-rl.art 13-338a ;
medieval education 8-955b ;
Megarlan school 18-7 7a ;
\l. : -...•-, ,.- 18-.. b
SohMermacher 18-9 1 4d ;
Socrates 25-334d : sophistlo
2S-l20a; Zeno of Kk-a 18-
896d, 28-9700.

IMalkvl thio-urea 5-3090.

DlALLAGE8-156b.

DlaUagite 22-6961).

Dlalllamaii 25-4 14b.

Diatt of Prineei (Guevara) 22-
453d ; 17-161C ; 18-759d.

Dial meter 21-5l7c.

Dlaloglte : tee Ilhodochrosite.

Dialogo dei due matfimi Sit-
temi del Mondo (Galileo) 11-

.

DIALOGUE 8-U6c: AntlH-
i tn Mii-s 2-148c; Arlstotlo 2-
514c; dithyramblc ode 1-

Kxrhequer : see

Dialojut de Scactario.
Dialogue* of Oalama 4-743d.
Dialogue' on \atural Religion

(Hume) 13-882d.
Dialogue tri/A TrypAo (JiHtni

Martyr) 2-189d.
Dialoaus (William ot Occam)

18-966b.
Dinlogut de Scaecarlo (Kit*

Ncal) 10-4400 ; 10-Ma.
Dialoma inter Judnrum Philo-

topfium H Christimum (Abe-

lard) 2-190c.
Dialoffus Physirun. tier De

Nalura Aeris (Uobbes) U-

Dial sight : tee Gonlometric

Diamric acid : are Tartronyl

urea.

Dialyncury ll-507b.
DIalyaer8-147a.
DIALYSIS 8-157a: 8-259a.
DIAMAGNETISM 8-157b ; 17-

349a : Faraday's researches

10-1740.

Diamant. W.I. 17-802 (Al).
— , pt., Xfd. 19-479 (ri3J.
— , pt.. Sum. 26-71 (Al).
— , Grande Anae du. bay, W.I.

17-802 (A'J).
— , Morne du. mt., W.I. 17-802

(Al).
— , Petite Anso du, bay, W.I.

17-802 (A2).
— .Rocher du. rock. W.I. 17-

801 (A2); 13-666b.
DIAMANTE. FRA 8-l.'.7b.
— , JUAN BAUTISTA 8-157c.
Diamante. It. 15-4 (E5).
— , mt., S.Am. 1-9030.
— . riv.. S.Am. 2-462 (C3) ; 2-

4..1.I.
Diamant I. Palazzo do', Fcrrara,

18-283b ; 2-412d.
DIAMANT1NA, Braz. 8-I57o ;

4-440 (116).
— , riv.. Austr. 2-960 (F:.) ; 22-

732b.
DIAMANTINO. Braz. 8-157d ;

4-440 (D5).
— . riv., Braz. 8-1 57d.
Diamarturia 12-505d.
Diamastigosis: sw FUurellation.

Diameter (arch.) 8-lS8a.
DIAMETER (math.) 8-1
conic section ll-700a ; para-

tmla 20-747d; sphere 25-

647b.

— umbrae 27-27 Id.
Dlamldobenzeno : SM Phcny-

lenediamene.

Dlamldogen : sw Hydrazine.
Diamine colours : iee Direct

dyes.

) 8-7 47 b.

line 21-38A*.

I bydrocbloridr:

Dlamlnop'benyUcridlM) : tet

dirnazUllttf.

Dlamlnoproplonlo add l-S14a.
Dlamlnoralsrlanlo acid l-SI4a.
Dlamuilne chromium thio-

. . . • • . 6-. .-.
Dlammonlum hydrogen phos-

!.!.,'. 1- ... !

Diamond. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— , 111. 14-301

— , Ind. 14-4x1 «

— , La. 17-44 (d7).

—.Mo. 18-808(114).

— . Mont. 14-278 (Dt>,

— .0.18-28 (II. ').

— , Pa. 21-108(1.1).

— , Utah 27-814 (B-C3).

— , Wa«h. 88-344 (113).

— . bay. N..S.W. 28-278 (Dl).
-.cape. Can. 22-7 27 b.

— . fort, N.Y. : lee Lafayette.

— . head. Haw. 13-84 (Cl');
13-fi59d.

— , hill, Derby. 4-893b.

— , Ud., liur. 14-382 (P-Q12).

— , Isl.. India : tee Hirakuuda.

— . tal«., Awtr. 2-080 (13).

—.lake, Ind. 14- 1.

— , lake, Orcic. 20- .'4'.' « 'I).

—.mt,, Drag. 20-242(04); 20-
142o ; 5-444a.

— , mta., Kor. 15-B08O.

— , mt*.. NOT. 5-8 (r^).

— , riv., India : let Santch.

DIAMOND 8-158a; artlflelal
8-162c. ll-469d. 11-21 ic ;
Australia 2-943c ; Borneo
4 - 148b ; bort 4 - 276d :
Brazil 4-417a, 18-402b ;
BrltiahGuiana 12-87 9a; Cape
Colony 5-2330 12-606(1 :
carbonado 5-307b ; «M«iM«it
14-8720 ; cutting 18-1 9Sa ;
Daryii-I-nur4-359o; German
8.W. Africa ll-801d. 11-
803d ; irraphlte 12-364d ;
Illicit buying, tet I.D.B. ;
India 14-393d. 4-797c ;
Kimberlcy mines 15-799b.
8-160 (Plates) ; Orange Free
State 15-124a. 20-1531) ;
Sancy, iee Sancy diamond ;
sand separation 20-239a ;
tonal as imitation 27-4 8b ;
Transraal 27-190d : wash-
ing 28-24 la; zircon as Imita-
tion 15-276a.

— (baseball) 3-459c.

— (beacon) 4-807c.
"Diamond" (Uritlsh cruiser)

24-909a.

Diamond-backed terrapin 27-
.'.•.'.,.

— back moth 18-469a ; 8-

neb.

— beetle 28-467d.

— bird 26- 1 1 (It).

— black 8-750d.

Diamond Bluff, WU. 28-710
(A4).

— Butte. mt.. Ariz. 2-444
(Bl).

Diamond Challenge SculU 23-
784c.

— coal cutter 6-584d.

— drill 4-243b.

Diamond Field. Xer. 5-8 (E3).
Diamond flounder 10- "> I s.i.
Diamond Fork, riv., L'tuh 27-

Ml -.
Diamond frame 3-913d.

— green 8-7 SOc.

Diamond Harbour, India 14-
376(X8); 27-491d.

— HIU, II.I. 23-249 (Cl); 7-
C27b.

— Hill: battle (1900)27-2060.
Diamond knot 15-874d.

— Match company 17-s.76d.
DIAMOND NECKLACE. AF-

f air of thi 8- 1 ill 'i.
Diamond Pond, lake. N.II.
19-490 (K'J); 19-491 b.

— Hock. W.I. : tee. Diamant,
Rocher on.

Diamond SenlN : nee Diamond

Challenire .<oulls.
Diamond Springs, Ky. 15-740

(A3).
Diamond.*. Vallt-y of (Sind

bad's) 25-1 43d.
Dlamondville. Wyo. 28--71

<B4).

Dlan.p«rHynod<l4W)8-81»d:
Dlanij'l >Ui«r : ss* Boeetelo

DIANA* 8-l«ia; S3-47M;
•eeular gaium 2 • I '

tstaptoon Av«nUiwl4^37b:

'••

Ismjln it Tlmiiiissists f SIIM
18-Mwc; tmupts In BOOM

stSp«I

— -i»0a; Vlrblus 2B-109d.

Htt mlto Artemis.
Diana. S.V.28-«48d.
— . W.Va. 88-480 (d).
— . bay. Can.8-l«<.
— . str.. Jap. 15-li8 (11-83).
Diana (Constable) 0»981a ; 24-

IHana (Montctnayor) 18-788c ;
28-898d; Polo's eonUnua-
Uon22-7o: Bhakespear* 84-
779c; .Sidney 28-44a.

" Diana " (cruber) 24-U13b.

Dlanac, Paguii, dlxt.. It. 5-194C.

— . Via, road. It. 5-2V4c.

— , Vlcns. It. 8-194d.

DIANA MONKEY 8-1 Gib ; 22-
.. '.'•• .

— Nemorensai 8-l«5a ; 14-
637b ; Egerla8-13a.

— of Ephesus : sw Artemis.
Diana of Ou Crossim** (llere-

ditb)18-l61c.
" Diana of Versailles " (statue)

12-489a; xHM&c.
Diana's bath ( Halka-Bnnar),

fountain. Smyrna 2S-282a.

— Peak, mt.. St Helena 24-
7b.

Dlanclstron 2S-724b.

Dlandreoc 20- 1 7 - u .

DIANE DE FRANCE 8-165b.

— DE POITIERS 8-1 ';.•.•• ; 10-
817b; Goujon's " Diana " 24-
494 (PI. II.).

Dlanella 18-683b.
ln.ii...|!;-. 19-1'..!.
Dlanghlrte, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

Dlani, riv.. W.Af. : let St.

Paul's river.
Dianilidoqulnone dlanll : tee

Azopbenln.
Dianlsidine 8-747d.
Dlanlum, Sf. : let Denla.

— (Dianniura), M., It.: sre
Giannutri.

Dianium : tee Columbium.
I) mm.. It. : tee Teggiano.
— . riv.. It. 2-851C.

— Marina. Jt. 23-387b.

— , Val di. It. 14-634a ; i

Ulan thus : tee Pink.

— annorU: tee Deptford Pink.

— barbatu* : tet Sweet Will,
lam.

— caealua : tee Cheddar pink.

— caryophyllun : tec Clove
pink.

— chinensis : iee Indian pink.

— deltoldes : sw Maiden pink.

DIAPASON 8-I65d ; har-
monium 12-958d ; open 20-
IMb.

— Normal. Paris 21-662b.
Dlapente 11-60 Id.

Diaper (arch.) 17-84 5b ; arab-

sinM ,i...i uovsjcni 2- •-•."•. . •.

Indian 14-429c.
DIAPER (fabric) 8-lSOa ; 7-

785d.

Diapcrinir 14-31 6c.
Diaphaneity 18-510c.
Dlaphanomctcr 21-498d : 24-

.'::- I.
Dlaphanosoma brachynrum

18-89a.

— modlgllanll 8-657C.
Dlaphone 18-647d.
Dlaphonia (Diaphony): tee

Organum.

Diaphorapteryx 3-97 Id; 3-
977c; 8-8d.

DIAPHORETICS 8-K.Ob ; ca-
tarrh 5-504.1; laryngitis 16-
118b ; pilocarpinc 15-10:..i.

li. .11. !,.-,!.• 11-;.|.|

Dlaphorophodon 1O-629B ; 10-
832d: 23-2480.

— mobile 10-629d (flg.) ; 23-

Diaphortl. mt.. Or. 12-424 (C3):

*rr alto I.ycaens.
DIAPHRAGM 8-168c ; resptatk-

tion 23-194*.

"Diaphragm*" (^tiin)24-88Sc.
Diaphrairmat ic elands 17-166C.
Diaphragm process 1-884 d.
— pumn 14-1070.
- shell l-8«9b.
'

Dtapophynts 3-524b.

niapsenhlsmus 6-4800.
Dlapolda 23-1 4 Ic.
Diaptomldae 8-859b.
Diaptomas 8-659b ; l-744o ;

germ-oelU 7-7 1 9a.
Dlaptomnria 23-1 4 1 c.
Dlapur, Viet. 28-38 (A2).

17 id.

Dlarrb (diet.) 12-7«le.
— stats (diet.) 21-7144.
Dlari. OoX'st. 12-10J (Bl).
Dkwto.
Diarmld : SM Dsrmot "

UMudSr.'

Dlar

— Krbla, dlst-. Meaop. : sst
Uygdonia.

DIARRHOEA 8-187d: 8-J«Ja;
14-6 1 3d; remedies 24*1 17s,
15-ftllc. 18»120a. 5-IMa.

DlarrbytiM. Tun. : sw Bixerts.

Dlartenia ll-418a.

Dlsrthrosls (diet.) 18-4Me.

DIARY 8-188a.

IHary (oewnwper) 28-IOld.

Dlai. Antonio 88-379d.

- . Anlc.nlo (;. 4-441d.
— , Balthazar 22-147d.

- . JcW .-. 22-1 Dim.

— (surname) : tet alia Diaz.
DtaseoptelsVl8fb.

Dla* Creek. N.J. 18-401 (C4).

Dla*ial8-lllb.

Diaspora (of Jews) 8-31 ib;

epistles addressed to 21-

294a,16-146a; lie

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1-

409b ; missionary character

22-44fta : Samaritans In 24-

1 lOc ; synscogne In 88-1910.

Diaspora (sool.) 8-617d (PL IL

DIASPORE 8-168d.

Dlaspron : iee Diaper.

DkuiaM 18-921b; 21-740d;
In brewing 4-40»d. 4-513.;
in digeMion 19-91 a ; In
dyspepsia 8-787c ; In fungi
11- i

Dlastasis (diet.) 4-20Jb.

Dlastataxic (diet.) 18-llSsw

Diastole (diet.) 27-930C.

DIASTYLE (diet.) 8-169S.

Diastylidae 17-448d.

Dlastylis 17-4S8c.

Dlatalawa. Cey. 14-381 (118).

Dioteuaron (Tatian) 3-881e;
28-3120,

Disthennancy 13-143d; 18-
411a.

Dlathermane (diet.) 18-98*.

Diathermanaie : see Thermo-
crone.

Dlatiooa caccharl : lee Sugar-
cane borer.

DIATOMACEAE 8-189a ;

affinities l-S93d, 10-4A7d.
21-728o: geological s«e 8-
171a. 20-442d: In herbaria
13-335b ; motion 8-148a.

Dlatomaceoun earths 8-17 la.

Dlatomln 8-1TO*.

Dlatomlte : tee Klmiekrnhr.

Diatom ooze 18-97 6c; 2-84«b;
20-434C.

Diatonic genus 19-73C.

— scale 25-4 4 8a ; 13-9d ; 18»
74b.

Dlatryma 3-970d : 3-977*.
Dianlic(dlct.)ll-417d.
DIAULOS 8-1 7 Ib.
Diavolezza, pass, Switx. 1-

744b.

DIAVOLO. FRA 8-171b.
Diavolo. mt.. And. In. 1-944C.
— , mt.. It. l-747a.
—.pass. It. : tee Val Morta,

Pamo di.
Dlara Pala : sw Jalpal. raja

ot Lahore.
Diaz (surname) : let alto

MM.

— . Bartholomew: sw Diax
de Noraes. Bartholomew.

— . Dlnix8-171d.

. Dt n n- •:•:.-.

. i r. ..-. s.-.-j- i.
— , Jolo8-172c.
— . Melchtor 7-1 »4b.

. NARCISSE VIRGILIO 8-

171c,

— , Panlo : lee Diaz de Koraea.
— . PORFIRIO 8-172a; 18-

34 2a.

— de Blvar. Rodrigo : tee Cld.

— del Castillo. BemaI25-4S4a.

— DE NOVAES. BARTHOLO-
m«u8-172e; ll-624b.

— de Novae*. Paulo 2-40b.
Dlaxlne blank 8-748d.

DtoxoaeeUmlde 8-1 75a.
Diazoacetlc ester 8-175 ; 14-

llOd : 28-<71c.
Dtazoammes 8-82b : 8-174d.
Dlazoamlnobenze&c 3-42 b ; 8-

1T«L

XXIX. 8a

DIAZ-DIME

Diazoaminotoluene 14-3 7 la,
Diazobeuzene cyanide 3-8'M.
Diazobenzene iniide 8-174d ;

3-83b.

Diazocarboxylio acids 3-S2d.
DIAZO COMPOUNDS 8-173b ;

10-82d.

Diazocyanides 3-82d.
Diazoguauidine nitrate 12

651b.

Diazohippuramide 3-83a.
Diazoic acids 8-17 tu.
Diazoiminobenzeue 3-82O.
Diazoimino compounds 8<

174d.

Diazo indigo blue 8-747b.
DIAZOMATA (arch.) 8-175b.
Diazomethane 8-175a.
Diazonium compounds 8-173b.
Diazo-oxides 6-59c.
Diazosuccinic ester 8-175&.
Diazosulphides 6-59d.
Diazotates 8-174a.
Diazotetrazol 12-65 Ib.
Diaz Point, cape, Ger.3.W.Af.

8-172d.

Dibalpur, India : see Dipalpur.
Dibamidae 16-S26c ; 16-S24c ;

23-156a.
Dibamus novae-Guineae 16-

826c.

Diban, Pal. 20-602 (D6) ; in-
scription 18-631C, 14-6180.
Dibang, riv., India 14-376

(Q6-5); 4-388a; 2-771a.
Dibatag 2-90d.
Dibbling (angling) : see Dap-

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

Dibbon, Pal. : see Diban.
Dibbura : sec MGmre.
Dibden, bay, Hants. 25-491

(map).
HBDIN,

DIBDIN, CHARLES 8-175b.
— , Sir L. T. 2-366b ; on

incense 14-352b.
— .THOMAS FROGNALL 8-

175d.

—.THOMAS JOHN 8-176a.
— , W. J. 21-533b.
Dibdu. Mor. 18-851 (Fl) ; 18-

854a.

Dibelius, F. W. 16-354b.
Dibene Su, riv., Arm. 2-565

<C2>.
Dibenzo-y-pyrone : see Xan-

thone.
Dibenzoparathiazine : tee

Thiodiphenylamine.
Dibenzoparoxazine : see Phen-

oxazine.

Dibenzopyridines 6-60b.
Dibenzothiophene 6-60a»
Dibenzyl 3-757b.
Dibhre-ha-yamin (Joseph b.

Joshua) 13-175d.
Dibilakan, bay, P.Is. 21-392

(D2).

Diblastula : see Gastrula stage.
Diboll, Tex. 26-690 <X4).
Dibon, Pal. : gee Diban.
Dibong, riv., India : see Di-
bang.

Dibothridiata 26-412d.
Dibothriocephalidae 26-408d ;

26-41 la (fig.).
Dibothriocephalus 26-410c ;

26-4 09 b ; in anaemia 4-84c,

4-83d.
— cordatus 28-13a; 28-411a

(flg-)-
— Iatus28-13a: 28-41 la (flg.);

26-41.', •: 26-413a; distri-
bution 26-413C.
DIBRA, Turk. 8-176b ; 27-

426 (B2); language 4-785c;

San Stefano treaty 4-7 82a.
Dihrachys boacheanus 14-

179d (figs.).
Dibranchiata 5-694a : eye 5-

692d (flg.) ; geological range

28-101 "d; jaws and radula

6-689d; pallial cavity 5-

687a ; reproductive organs

5-69 Ic.
Dibrar, pass, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

F3).

Dibromacrylic acid 22-449O.
Dibrombenzene 6-S3c.
Dibromcinnamic acid 25-891b.
Dibromfuroxane ll-357b.
Dibromindigo 14-486b.
Dibrommonoresorcin • phthal-

ein 10-575C.
Dibromnitroacetonitrilo : tee

Dibromfuroxane.
Dibromresorcin 10-575C.
Dibru, riv., India 8-176b ; 15-

647a.
DIBRUGARH, India 8-176b ;

14-376 (Q6).
Dibrn Mukh, India 14-376

(Q6).
)ibru-Si

Dibru-Sadiya railway, India

16-9 Id.
Dibs (game) : see Knuckle

bones.

— (syrup) 13-655a.
Dibse, Mesop. : see Thapsacus.
Dibunophyllum 3-67a : 21-

87c; 28-924a,

Dibutades (of Sicyon) : see
Butades (of Sicyon).

Dicaearchia, It. : see Puteoli.

DICAEARCHUS (of Messene)
8-176c; maps 17-634d.

Dicaeidae : see Flower-peckers.

Dicaeopolis, It, : see Segesta.

Dicarvacrol 5-437a.

Dicas (physicist) 14-lt>4a ; 14-
165c.

Dicast 12-504d ; 3-2790.

Dicastery 12-503d.

Dice (fabric) 8-208d.

DICE (gaming) 8-176c ; Anglo-
Saxon 4-594b ; divination
8-333a; law ll-447b ; prob-
ability 22-38 la; Scandi-
navian 24-290d.

— (myth.) : see Dike.

— box 8-176d.
Dicellograptus 20-237d ; 3-

239c,

— anceps 20-236b.

— complanatus 20-236b.
Dicenta, Joaquin 25-586b.
Dicentra 10-561d ; 13-7690.
Diceras 16-123d.
Diceratherium 21-171a.
Dicerocardium 16-123b.
Dicerornmus 21-171a.

— sumatrensis : see Sumatran
rhinoceros.

Diceros 23-244d ; 21-171b.

— antiquitatis : see Woolly
rhinoceros.

— bicornis : see Black rhino-
ceros.

— shuns : see Burchell's rhi-
noceros.

DICETO, RALPH DE 8-177d ;

13-282c.
DICEY, ALBERT VENN 8-

178b.

— , EDWARD 8-178a.
Dichasial cyme (diet.) 5-439b.
Dichasium 10-557b ; 10-559a.
Dichathermic (diet.) 19-984b.
Dichelaspis 26-906b.
Dichelestiidae 9-660a.
Dichlamydeae 2-13d.
Dichlamydeous (diet.) 10-559O.
Dichloracetamide 6-55b.
Dichloracetone 6-398a.
Dichloraceto - trichlorcrotonio

acid 6-55a.
Dichlorhydroxy - Iso-butyrio

acid 6-398a.

Diehlorisoquinoline 22-759d.
Dichlormafeic acid 6-55b.
Dichlormalonic acid 6-55b.
Dichlormethyl • vinyl - a - dike -

tone 6-55a.

Dichobune 2-698a : 27-498a.
Dichobunidae 2-697d.
Dichobunoidea : see Anoplo-

therina.

Dichodon 2-698a.
Dichogamy 22-2b.
Dichogastcr 5-796b.
Dichograptidae 12-365d.
Dichograptus octobrachiatus

12-366b (flg.).

Dicholophidae : see Seriema.
Dicholophus : see Seriema.
Dichopsis 12-743b : 12-744b.
Dichopteris 20-543b.
DICHOTOMY (diet.) 8-178b.
— , law of 22-595a.
Dichotriaene (diet.) 25-723d.
Dichroic 7-588d.
Dichroisoope : see Dichroscope.
Dichroite : see lolite.
Dichromates : see Bichromates.
Dichromatism l-77b.
Dichrosoope 7-589a.
Dichrysarobin 2-320c.

— methyl ether 2-320c.
Dichtcrbund : see Gottingeu

Dichterbund.
Dichu (prince of Lecale) 8-

460a.
Di-chu, riv., India : see Jal-

dhaka.

Dichn, riv., Tib. 2-7360.
Dichull : see Dicuil.
Dick, James 3-314d.
— , ROBERT 8-178C.
— , THOMAS 8-1 78d.

— (vet, surg.) 28- 1 1 ..
Dickel, F. 3-628b.
Dicken. CoL W. P. 4-848b.
DICKENS, CHARLES J. H. 8-

178d ; 9-640b ; on Broad-
stairs 4-620c ; Daudet com-
pared 7-848b ; Forstcr's
Life 10-675h; Phiz's illus-
trations 4-663d ; on proof-
reading 22-438C ; on public
executions 12-91 8a; Thack-
eray compared 26-719c.

Dickens, la. 14-732 (Bl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (G2).

— , cape, R.I. 23-249 (B4).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (62).
Dickenson, G. Lowes 9-644C.
— , John 20-897b.
Dickens r. Lee 7-121*.
Dicker joint 27-l«Oc.
Dickerson, Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Dickey, Ga. 11-752 (B4).

Dickey, N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).

— , riv., Can. 5-160 (M4).

— , riv., Wash. 28-354 (A2-1).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).
Dickeyville, Md. 17-828 (A3).
DICKINSON, ANNA. ELIZA

belh8-lSla.

— , Charles 15-108a.

— , JOHN8-184a; 27-675a.

— , Jonathan 9-287d.
Dickinson, N.Dak. 19-780 (A-

B3).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).

— , Pa, 21-106 (H5).

— , Tex. 26-690 (M-N6).
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa,

5-342c.

— Co., la. 14-732 (Bl).

— Co., Kan. 15-6U (E2) ; 15-
655d.

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (C3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (Bl).
Dickinsonite 25-71 Id.
Dicksee, Frank 20-500b.
DICKSON, SIR ALEXANDER

8-184C.

— , David 14-193b.

— , H. N. 8-816a.

— , James 20-826a.

— , SIR JAMES ROBERT 8-
184d.

— , Oscar 19-740d ; 12-636d.

— , Thomas 22-202c.
Dickson, Tenn. 26-620 (Dl).

— , bay, Arct. 25-708d.

— , harb.-Russ.As. 25-10 (Dl) ;
21-949a ; 21-950a,

— , isl., Arct.O. 21-938 (B2) ;
25-10 (Cl).

Dicksonburg, Pa. 21-106 (B2).
Dickson City, Pa., 21-106 (L3).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (Dl).
Dicksonia antarctica 26-440b.

— chrysotrichia 27-235b.

— culcita 3-84c.

Dicksons, bay, Fla. 10-540
(Bl).

— Downs, Queens. 2-960 (F4).
Dicky (jaunting car) 5-297b.
Diclidurus 6-244d.
Diclinous (diet.) 10-559c.
Diclonius 7-418b.
Dicorynel4-145c; 14-1. '.la.
Dicorynidae 14-1 .'i In.
D1COTLYEDONS 8-185a; 2-

13b ; anatomy 21-737d ;
embryology 2-lld, 18-867b
(flg.); fibres lO-310a; geo-
logical age 7-417d: pollen-
grain 10-569a ; stole 21-736
(fig.); timber 26-978b.

Dicranograptus 12-366b (flg.).

Dicotyles 21-32b.

— labiatus (pecari) : see White
lipped peccary.

— • tajacu : see Collared pec-
cary.

Dicotylinae : see Peccary.
Dicranodromia 17-457d.
Dicranograptidae 12-365d.
Dicranograptus 3-239c.

— clingani 2O-236b.

— ramosus 12-366b (fig.).
Dicranograptus shales 2-452c ;

3-239c.

Dicrocerus 21-35b.
Dicrostonyx torqnatns : tee

Banded lemming.
Dicruridae : see Drongos.
Dicrurus assimilis 18-496d.

— ater : see Black drongo.
Dicso-Szent-Marton, Hung. 3-

4(13)
Dictaean cave, Crete 7-425a ;

7-421d.
Dictamnus fraxinella : see

Fraxinclla.
DICTATOR 8-185b ; Caesar 4-

941a ; fasces 10-1'J Id.
Dicteria 22-458d.
Dicteriades 22-458d.
DICTIONARY 8-1 86a: seealso

Language : Names.
Dictum de Omni et Nullo (diet.)

26-283a.

— of Kenilworth : see Kenil-
worth. Dictum of.

Dictydiaethalium 19-105d

(table).
Dictydium 19-105d ; 19-108d

Dictyna (zool.) 25-664C.
Dictynna (myth.) : see Brito-

martis.

Dictyochidae 22-803b.
Dictyocystids 14-557d.
Dictyodendron peltatum : see

Dictyonema peltatum.
DICTYOGENS (diet.) 8-200b.
Dictyograptus 12-366d ; 5-

87b ; 12-366b (flg.).

— flabelliformis : see Dicty-
onema flabelliforme.

Dictyonema (hot.) 16-583a,

— (zool.) 12-366d: see also
Dictyograptus.

— oervicorne 12-366b (fig.).

— flabelliforme 12-366b (fig.).

— peltatum 12-366b (fig.).

— rarum 12-366b (fig.).

Dictyonine condition (diet.)

25-7 23b.

Dictyophyllum 20-5440 (flg.).
Dictyopyge 27--_'.>'.M.
Dictyosiphon hippuroides 1-

590d.

Dictyostele 21-736d (fig.).
Dictyostelium 19-105d (table).
Dictyota l-590a, c : l-591b :

l-595a.
Dictyotaceae l-589d ; l-590c ;

l-591b.
Dictys(myth.)7-793c.

— CRETENSIS 8-200b ; Trojan
War27-317c.

Dictyuchus ll-338a.
DICUIL 8-200C.
Di-cyandiamide 7-679b.
Dicyaudiamidiue 12-6jlb.
Dicycle 7-683d.
Dicyclica 8-878d.

— camerata 8-S79a.

— inadunata 8-878d.
Dicyema 18-187b.
Dicyemennea 18-187b.
Dicyemida 18-187b.
Dicynodon 23-143d ; 9-850d.
• — beds 5-230a.
Dicynodontia 23- 143d.

— (of Huxley) : see Thero-
morpha.

DIDACHE, THE 8-200d ; 2-
182c ; Anabaptists' use 1-
905b: Apostles 6-334d ;
catechumens 5-507 d ; Euch-
arist 9-869d ; Lord's Day
23-9S;')b ; ministry 20-184a;
propheta22-448c; proselytes
22-456b.

DIDACTIC POETRY 8-202b ;
10-366a; Byzantine 12-
523a ; French medieval 11-
117a ; German ll-786b ;
Provencal 22-499C.

Didam, Holl. 13-588 (D3).

Didams Berg, mt., Aus. 26-
242 (H2).

Jiidascalin Apostolorum 2-
200a; 8-201a.

Didcot, Berks. 9-420 (III. E3) ;
12-903C.

Diddle-dee berry 10-152c.

Dide (myth.) 8-209c.

Didelphia : see Marsupialia.

Didelphyidae : see Opossum,
American.

Didelphys 17-779b ; 17-778c
(flg.); 17-783b.

— americana : see Three-
striped opossum.

— crassicandata 20-658c.

— gliroides : see Chiloe Island
opossum.

— lanigera : see Woolly opos-
sum.

— marsupialis : see Virginian
opossum.

— marsupialis cancrivora : see
Crab-eating opossum.

— murina : see Murine opos-
sum.

— philander : see Philander.

— virginiana : see Virginian
opossum.

Didemnidae27-389c; 27-390b;
27-391d.

Didemnum 27-3890.

DIDEROT, DENIS 8-204a ; on
blindness 4-61d ; dramas
ll-136a, 8-514b ; Rousseau
23-776a; statue 16-177d.

" Diderot " (battleship) 24-
902c.

Didessa, riv., Ahy. 19-693
(D6) ; 1-83 (map) ; l-84d.

Didian law 26-84a.

Didica, mt., P.Is. 21-393a.

— Rocks, isls., P.Is. 21-392
(B2).

Dididae 3-977d ; 28-1010a.
Didier (Christian name) : see

Desiderius.
— , Adrien 16-724h.
Didinium 14-561b ; 14-560o ;

14-557b (flg.).
DIDIUS SALVIUS JULI-

anus, Marcus 8-206c ; 23-

658c.
Didlington, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

Dl).

Dido (myth.) : see Dide.
DIDO(Elissa)8-206d; 5-428a;

5-430b ; in Aeneid 28-115b.
Dido and Aeneas (Purcell) 22-

658d.
" Dido building Carthage "

(painting: Turner) 27-477C
DIDON, HENRI 8-206d.
DIDOT (family) 8-207a.
Didrachm 19-872a ; Cam-

panian 19-877c.
DIDRON, ADOLPHE NA-

poleon 8-207c.
Didu : see Bombax insigne.
Diduna, Syr. : see Sidon.
Didunculidae 21-596C.
Didunculus : see Manumea.
Didus ineptus : see Dodo.

— solitarius : see Solitaire.
Didyma, Gr. 12-424 (E3).

Didyme, isl.. It. : see Salina.

DIDYMI (sanctuary of Apollo).
Asia M. 8-207C ; 12-440
(E3) ; cella 14-198a ; coins
19-888a ; fountain 20-143a ;
griffins 12-596b ; inter-
columuiation 14-083d.

Didymia6-47b ; 22-910a.

Didymiaooae l9-109a ; 19-
105d.

Didymictis : see Viverravus.

DIDYMIUM (chem.) 8-208b.

— (zool.) 19-105d.

— diflormol9-10fla(flg.); 19-
106c (fig.).

— oflusum 19-lOSc (fig.).
Didymograptus 20-237d ; 2-

452c.

— bifldus 20-236b.

— gibberulus 12-366b (flgs.).

— minulus 12-366 (ilg.).

— murchisoni 12-366b (flg.) ;
20-23Bb.

Didymophyes 12-560c.
Didymophyidae 12-560c.
Didymotichos, Turk. : see

Demotica.
Didymozoon 27-240a.

— thynni 27-243c.
Didymus (apostle) : see

Thomas, St.

DIDYMUS (the " Blind ") 8-
208b ; 15-327d.

— CHALCENTERUS (Didy-
mus of Alexandria) 8-208c ;
6-448d ; Bacchylides com-
mentary 3-122b ; Homeric
study 13-632d.

Didynamous 10-568a.

Die, Beatrix, countess of : see

Beatrice, countess of Die.
DIE,Fr.8-208d ; 10-778 (G5);

Clotaire 6-557a.
DIE8-208d; forging 10-665a ;

Greek 19-875a ; Roman 23-

485b ; screw cutting 24-

480a ; wire drawing 28-

738c.
DIEBITSCH (Diebich-Zabal-

kansky), Hans K. F. A. 8-

209a ; 23-931b.
Diebugu, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(E4).

Dieburg. Ger. 11-808 (II. m9).
DIEDENHOFEN (Thionville),

Ger. 8-209b ; 11-808 (A4) ;

battle (1558) 12-700b, (1039)

21-581a.

Dieflenbach, Ernst 15-636d.
— , Johann Friedrich 16-173d.
Diego, Fla. 10-540 (El).

— Alvarez, isl., Atl.O. : see
Gough, isl.

Diego da Rocha : see Rocha,
Diego da.

— de Silo<5 2-416b.

Diego Garcia, isl.. Ind.O. 5-

800d.
Diego Gil 25-547d.

— Quelmirez : see Gelmires.
Diego Ramirez, isls., Chil. 6-

143d.

Diego Rodriguez : see Porce-
los, Diego Rodriguez.

— Saneho 15-866c.
Diegos Bay, W.Af. «-916c.
Diego-Suarez, Mad. 17-271

(C2) ; 17-273d ; climate 17-
272c; geology 17-2 7 Id.

— Suarez, bay, Mad. 17-271
(C2) ; 17-270b ; history 17-
276c, 17-277d.

Diehlstadt, Mo. 18-608 (G5).

DIEKIRCH, Luxem. 8-209c ;
3-668 (H4).

Dielasma5-311c; 4-360c.

Diele, Fr.Con. 11-99 (A3).

Diele : see Guillotine.

DIELECTRIC 8-209c ; 27-
177d ; 22-236a ; Coulomb
9-183a : Lichtenberg 16-
587a ; list of 6-855b ; mica
18-356a ; resistivity 6-858c,
6-859b, 16-757d, 20-34b.

— constant 9-24flc ; 9-207c ;
Cavendish 9-182c ; molecu-
lar volume 6-70a ; refrac-
tive index 9-188b.

Dielette, Fr. 17-542d.
DIELMANN, FREDERICK 8-

209c.

— , Johann ll-19d.
Diels (German writer) 18-

64c.

Dielsdorf, Switz. 26-242 (E2).
Diem clausit extremum (writ)

28-850c.

Diemel, riv., Ger. 28-526d.
DIEMEN, ANTHONY VAN 8-

209d.
Diemerbroek, Isbrand de 18-

49d.

Diemrich, Hung. : see DSra.
Diemtig, val., Switz. 26-242

(C-D3).

Diemtigen, Switz. 26-242 (D3).
Diencephalon : see Thalamen-

cephalon.
Dieng, plateau, Java : see

Dyeng.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

23*

To make lull u*c of this Index It It esxcntlal to read the
Instructions given oa Page I.

M . n K.

i :
•
ABRAHAM

u MatchJor de 83-

l»r'|'.r.'.l., .r..!!..)! 13-

-

— -&ML swlu. 8>-24uh.

IIUHPE. ». ••'.•I"!.. 10-77'
7ft): 4-57Jb ; ruun-li ..f ~i
Jac<jWM t-415o ; races 13-
: .:

Distama peoduU 19-2i4a.

H..-r,l..ir. ... : I1-- , ...
I...M-,,. II. .11. 13 ---- ill*)! 11-

Dlerl. tribe 19-161 b; 37-8 I. :
DtonrUlaS-iaib ; 13- 7 7 3d ; 6-

DIERX. LEON S-.MOd.
DIES. CHHUTOPH ALBERT
Ml Ilk

Die* Absolutlonts : tee Good
lay.

— AwpUarl: see Egyptian
dm)*.

— Domlnlcae passlonls : jcr
Good Friday.

— fMUW-JMOi S-465d.
f.-i 10-:: I..

— Inlcn-W 10-2210.

— Jovls 4-8880.

— Luna«4-988c.

— MartU 4-»88c.

— Mercurii 4-88*o,

— i,.-!.,-- 10- i •.'.•. .

— prof m 1 1 10-2210,

— sangulnls 11-4010.

— Saturnl 4-9S8c.

:i» 4-8880.

— VenerU 4-888c.
Dfesbach (manufacturer) \

SJO*.

Diesel oil engine M-4.il>.
l>vt Ira, (hymn) 28- (ci'.'.l ; 14-

18*0.
Dleskau. Ludwlg AiiKu.-t 11-

74Sd.

Dln>plter : tee Jupiter.
Dleorut, pans, Alps 1-744(1.
Dtossbacli. Swlti. 86-242 (1)3).
Diessenhofen. SwiU. 26-2 1 J

(VI); 26-BOOa.
D1EST. Ik-lR. 8-illb; 3-66S

<F2): society of poct«(1302)

1-loOc,

Dtostel, Ileinrlch 18-9544.
DIESTERWEG. FRIEDRICH

Adolf Wilhslm 8-2111..
Dietitian group 21-MTc ; 11-

-

DIET 8-2 1 1 b : German
(modern) ll-866a, ll-868d:
Imperial 9-933O. ll-859d.
14- ..
Landtag and Bundestag.

—-(med.) : tee Dietary.

DIETARY 8-llld ; Greek ath
letos 3-8460.

Dietericii. III. 14-304 (D4).

Dleterin. r . 13-IS9d.
^^^•MI : aw Dietrich.

DIETETICS 8-214d ; 19-920d ;
chronic diseases 38-801b ;
gastric ulcer ll-S05b ; lep-
rosy 18-480d ; scurvy 24-
.M7.I.

Dlethervon Isenburg(nrrhl>iO
39-7(16.1 ; 17-4 4 Id : 21-6S4b.

Dlcthylburbitunc acid : tee
Veronal.

Dlethylboron ethoxlde 4-268o.

Dtothrloarbinol l-900b.

Diethylcarbonate 5-3084.

Dlethyt-ester 17-495d.

— ketene 15-7 62a.

— ketone 15-762c.
Dtethylmalony 1 urea : ter Ver

onaL

Dlethylsulphate 9-796b.
Diet Ikon. Switz. 26-242 (E2).
Dirtmar von KM 18-..4NI ; 11-

— TOO Merseburg : tee Tliii-I-
!• ir.

DIETRICH (of Bern) 8-221d :

ii-:v,t, ; 13-2180.

— I. (bp.) : tee Theodorio I.,
bp. of MctJ.

— (of Luxemburg) : tee Thco-
dorto II. (bp. of Mrtz).

— <of Meissen) 18-

— (of Osterland) 18-84d.

— (of Osterland and 1 'letaaoer
Und>18-85a.

— <uf Trier) 31-608b.

— . Anton 34-M4b.
—.CHRISTIAN WILHELM

EnuiB-221o; S-750c.

. ...

— , Johann Georg 8-Silc.
Dletrichson, LorenU 19-81 7b

19- i. .
Lietrichsteln (family) 9-*04d.

33-174 i Hi.

DteUd pn>™» »- 1

1 1 . -j-

ll«ul».rr— r. abbey. Muff*. :
«' |..

i i
M
I. »r. 10-17* «I5).

1 1

cbaii

• UV5.-B I Hi).

URILI4 CHRIS-

uaii 8-:-. . llal-

lan .Lai., u 14-*87a.
.

34-5ula.

-.WUbf.|iii30-5l"«:i4.
D1EZ. Uer. 8- .'2.... 1 1

'«.
|., ii-

580b.

DUoe. rtv.. Hull. 34-8520.
Dlewnanu : trr

• luml and 1'lcl— Dcrland.

liiff. I M I.I).

OUfaneatiu 6-

Ulffereni» (her.) 13-:ii:ib ; 13-

3i8c : cnwieot 7-4 lie ; orwt

13-3 lia.

— and Ukenev (phllo*.) I
i»5b.

DIFFERENCES. CALCULUS

of 8-223a ; 14-706d.
— . equation of »-7 13b.
Difference tone* 13-l-'7.- ; 25-

4S9a : aa.43«d.
Differentia (log.) SS-17«c.
Differential calculiu 14-036b ;

14-5440.

! S-'-'-JSa.

— engine ll-4tf»b.
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

«-225d ; 12-633d ; Uoole 4-
SSSo : order SO-l76c: par-
tial 8-'.".'9d ; upherlcal bar-
innnicK 25-649d.

— feed 4--.V....I.

— fertility 27-912C.

— galvanometer 11-4S0O.
MM 18-.. JM

— InrarlanU 6-627a.

— motion (Jute) 15-608c.

— operator l-626c ; 6-757d.

— toned : tee Tartinl'i tones.
DifferentiutinK iraste water

motor 28-408C.
Ditlen-iitiutlon (biol.) 21-7'.'9c
(IlK.) ; 21-746a ; 21-775l>
21-77Sd.

— (math.) 14-S.16a; ll-304c ;
partial 14-S46a.

— (petrol.) 21-328b.
IHt/icultifi and .Solution* o/

Firtt ItincipUt (Damasoitn)
7-783d.

Diffluence 14-558a.

DIFFLUGIA 8- •::;>>• ; 23-245d ;
23-248C.

Diffraction frratin(rn 8-248b
23-7S7U : ruling uf 24-1-1. .

DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT 8-
238d; 16-Cl:lb ; 16-61f>
meteorological phenomena
7-184d ; polarliatlon by 21-
933c; theory 16-620a, 8-
•_' . lb.

— of sound 2S-445a.
Diffuser 16-653C.
DIFFUSION 8-25ob; coefficient

8-2.'>!>b ; conduction of heat
6-896b; Uobcreiner's work
• •Ml*! electrolyte* 9-
885c, 6 - 867d ; Oraham's
work 12-:<I8d : nolution 25-
376d ; temperature 13-150c.

— column 8-49a.

— of light 14-692a.

— of Useful Knowledge, So

f..r ttit- 13-46jb.
. ity 25-:<7Cd; 6-89Ic ;

Diformaldchydp 10-6C7d.
Dig, India 14-376 (G6) ; 3-

844d ; battle (1804) 17-426d.
Dlgam bora (sect) 16- 1 2 7 b ; 22-

n '.-I
Digamma 1-7154; 10-1 1 la ;

13-63 Ic.
Dlganhwy (Dlganwy), Wales :

lee Deganwy.
Digaru. riv.. India 2-77 la.
Digastric muscle 19-53b.
Dlgboi, oil wells. India 18-844.
Dlgby, Anne : ter Suuderland.

Anne Spencer, countess of.
— , SIR EVER ARD 8-2600,
— .George, earl of Bristol : tee

Bristol, George Dlgby, earl

of.
— .John, earl of ItrUtol : tee

Bristol. .John I>l(rby, earl of.
— . SIR KENELM 8-281a.
— . KENELM HENRY 8-262c
— , Letti.v. I.H.IV 10-llld.
— , Kobert l-846b.
Dlgby, Can. 19-831 (Bl) ; 11-

— . Linos. 9-116 (II. 03).

PI •*-17<o.

•

I'lB'.i Mxuwript

. unua.. Can. It.

li-iJOa.

PUsBM : tit MaiaooootrkM.
OfbCMK* ACHITA1. BA»IL-

lu. •-:.•.:. i.
. late 14-87 <

liunruiulrr
DIGEST i.l

(of Jl

Dlgf»tor 38-73»b.
DlgOTtaOii il...t i 21-7500,
-Tpheiij.) 21- ...:. I . 19-810d ;
kUluw 14-1H :» ;

saul 38-593a.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS 3-26S4 :

(anat.) 1-tttt.u- ; cramp 7-

363o ; rinderpest 33-.i4itd.
/Morof at Hindu Lmrt 8-

... .
Iti** of Uu Late of Evidence

. plieii) 10-1
Digger Indians 5-
Dlggon (sect) 16-5O6c.
Dlgges. Sir Dudley 5-8064 ; 38-

.- - ..

— . Edward 3B-122d ; 33-115a.
— . Leonard 36-5i»a ; 1-7 1 Id.
— . Thomas l-54o.

. WEST 8-268D.
Dlgges. Isls., Can. 5-160 (O3).
Digging stick : srrGraaf stock.
Dlgglnx-wasp 14-180c ; 14-

TTid ; clasalflcatlon 14-1 7Ud.
Dlggto. Souilt, a*.447a.

— (billiard player) 3-937c.
Dlggles (naturalist) 38-30Ub.
Dtoha iVa-ayo 19-688b ; 4-

Dlgtuuanda. hermitage. Cey-
lon 17-385b.
Dlghton, John 8-996d.
Dighton. Kan. 15-054 (Bl).
— , Mass. 17-

, .

— . Mich. 18-371 (K5).

— Kock. Mans. 36-454b.
Dlghty Water, riv., Scot. 24-

418 (Fl).
DIGIT (dii-t.) 8-26sb ; unit of
length 28- 1 -2.1. 28-l.v,c.

— (anat.)25-ltUd.

Digital arteries 2-667a ; 2-

....7.1.

Dlgitaleln 8-268c.
Digital fossa 8-643c.
Digitalin 8-268o ; antidote to

aconite 1-1524.
DIGITALIS (drag) 8-268b ; 41-

uretlc effects 8-32 5c ; plior-

macology of 81-352b.

— (plant) 13-7680 : 13-3344.

— purpurea : let Foxglove.
Digital nerves l-942a.

i. „• tarta 12- ; ..!.

— sangoinalls : tee Polish
millet.

Ditdtonin : trr Saponin.

Digitoxin 8-268c.

Dlgla (Diglath), riv., Turk.As.:

tee Tigris.

Dlglena 23-761.1 ; 33-7634.
Dlgmoor, Lanes. 16-139 (112).
Dignano. Aus. 3-4 (C4) ; 14-

887a.
DIGNE, FT. 8-269b; 10-778

(115) ; 22-5060.
Dignity, cap of : tee Cap of

matataoaooe.
DIGOIN, Kr. 8-269c ; 10-778

(F4); l-696b.
DlRollorin. bay, P.Is. 21-3U2

(D2).

Dlgor, Huss. 23-S74 (II. rn).
Digru, riv., India 14-376

7O7-8).

Dlgul. riv., N.O. 19-487 (D2).
Digynous 10-:>69d.
Dih (div. IVrs.) 21-r.HI..
Dilmng. riv.. India 14-376

(Q5-6) ; 4-388a.
Dihedral angle 2-lSa,
Dlhexatconol blpyraml4 : sn

Bipyramid.

— prism : tee Prism, dlhcxa

— pyramid : tee Pyramid,
ailiexagonal.

Dihing. riv.. India 14-376 (Q6);
2-771S,

Dihong, riv., India : tee
Dihang.

DjhybridiMin 18-1 17b.

Dihydroanthracene : tee An-
thracene dihydride.

Diliy.lnx-innolin 6-:!77a.

Iiit.ydroisoxazole 14-88.Sa,

Dihydrophthalic a<-i.N22-S2b.

Dihydropyrrol : tee Pyrrolin.

Dlhydroresorein 6-55c.

Dihydroterrphthalic arid 22-
Slo ; 6-56C.

nihydrotetrazlnes 38-671C.

Dlhydrothlazoles : tee Thiozo-

h! • -

Dihydroxy -ammonia 14-171d.
Dlhydroxybenzene, meta- : let

Resorcin.
— , ortho- : let Pyrocatechol.

' ' '

Ulbjrili . . ~<

_jM0MfiM4e •eta.

.

«.. ... ..| 39-441,.

n.i. . i i ••rtarto aotd : sw

&> lartroolo sjotd.
DII. inU- S4-33ML
I in auiiiialOT9-n67a.

— otMMmte* 9-R5ft4.

UU9-85M.

— JK.rn.wdc. 33-5790.

... ii.ul: tre Thymol

DII I'ooatas popoll Itomanl
ilium 33-57tta.

•i 38>tt77a.

Dlipolla 38-876c ; 4-

Dijia.la, pass. Nep. 18-916
(112).

Dljla. riv.. Mesop. : tee Do) all.

DIJON, rr. 8-268C ; 18-7 7 K
(G4); cathedral 8-268d. 3-
3»Va; Hre (1137) 10-41/1. .
Mayenoe. 13-7ulc ; Horn
fountain 34-493l> ; muni-
cipal liberties (1631) 10-
836d; Philip the Bold 31-
387a: Philip the Unod. 4-
822a : revolt (1630) lO-836a;
university 10-787d, 37-768c.

lnj. 'U, int.. N.s.W. 19-538
(D2).

DikalosTDos (Zens) 38-97 8a.

DUta nut 18-918a.

— oil 30-47a.

Dlkaya, Cey. 14-382 (I. 16).
Dik-dlk 2-91b.
ink.-, la. 14-732 (E2).
DIKE (diet.) 8-270c ; 7-208a.

— (grolog)-) ll-664d; 21
I.ssa : 26-IOKd.

Dike (Gr. law) 12-501c.

— (myth.) 3-784C ; 13-6810.
Dlkearchia, colony. It. 19-

I -.'.,.

Dlk« exoules 13-506c.
DI-Kcle (dialect) 3-359b.
Dikelitashlar 31-390d.
Dikelocephalns 8-87d.
Dike psendomarturiOn 12-

Dlketo compounds 8-54c.
Diketohexametbylene 6-54c.

— propionic acid 8-54C.
Diketunrs lS-762d : 6-54b.
Diketotetrahydrotiiacole : i

Urazole.

Inklian (Pen. noble) 21-22lib.
liikliu. riv., India 14-376 (Q.6)

2S-18d.
Dikhuth (horn player) 13-

DIKKA (dict.)8-270c.
Dikkellng (Dikyillng), India

28-884.
Diklat, riv., Turk.As. : tr<

•i E -.

Diklos-mta, mt, Cauc. 23-S-74

(II. D-E2) ; 5-553b.
Dikoa, Camer. : tee Dlkwa.
iMkokammenyie Kirghiz,

tribe : ter Kirghiz.
Dikoma, Ang. 25-466 (Fl).
Dikram : trr Tigranes.
Dikranagerd. Turk.As. : tee

Tigranocerta.
Dlktur <l(i-l. lit.) 14-235b.
Dlkwa, Camer. 5-110 (Bl) ; 8-

llld.
Dikyiling. India : tee Dikkel

Ing.

Dil. nit.. Pers. 21-188 (B2).
Dllactones 85-893c.
Dilam, port, Pers. : ter Bander

Dilara.

DILAPIDATION (law) 8-270c.
Dilasak, boy. P.Is. 31-391

(D2).

DILATATION 8-271a.
Dilate, lake. .-^cot. 24-856O.
Dilator naris muscle 19-514.
DILATORY (diet.) 8-27 la.

;.!. .1 8-J7I ,.

Dilan-ar. India 14-376 (D5).
Dilawar Khan 8-1 42o.
1'illiar. India 14-376 (C5).
Dildarnagar, India 14-376

X.K-L7).

DILEMMA (diet.) 8-271a.
Dili-mmlst: ter Vaiceahika.
Dili'ptns 14-.'.61b.
DILETTANTE (diet.) 8-271b.
Dilettanti Society 8-271b :

Cnldus 8-573a : Dldyml 8-

1074 : Priene 33-316e.
Da-Oudas 13-4911).
Dill, isl.. c.r. : *er Mikra Delos.
Dllbrenn* (roach) 8-57 4 a.
DILIGENCE (law)8-271b : I.

851b : ter alto Execution

(Scots law).

Pilifrrnt, *tr.. Hur. l-95Ab.
DILKE.SIR CHARLES WENT-

worth, tiart . ( t>. 1 » PO8-27 !.•.
— , Sir Charies Wentworth.

hart. (1843-1911) 8-2714;

19-4854.
— , EUiel 8-508b.

DIAZ-DIME

I>atac.. India 14-

w TUmn.
ML Okta. 48-4S (Hv

— •. «».. U«r. tl-n7a : M-47V.
DILL i • , ».S7Sa; 3-iW ;

oil of S-mti.
InlUr.l. i. a 11-7',.

— .Ore*. 30- '.'4J illti.
InlUr.l.. Ala. 1-4'." (|i4).

.«. 19-17" iftl.
MUCM (Iilllrnlu.1. JOHANN

Jako»«-z7zb.
DILLENBURG. t.n. 8-»T»b ;

11 i ; 6-lXOb.

DillenbnnlU) f-lXOb.
l)lllenlacea« 3-7 4 Jd.
DILLENS. JULIEN S-tTIe ;

24-6llb.

Illlkr. Nrb.19-.1X4 (114).
I)illr>. Ureg. S»-X4* (lix).

>. 3*>88U II;
DlUi. India : tee Ii.-ll.i.

<F4>1

— . HT.. Bor. 14-ST6 (O«).
UIUU-h (enrlDerr) 18-6
DILLIMGEN. Uer. t-17Sd ; 11-

808 (C4).

Dlllincnain. Al»k. 1-471 (F4).
Ullliiian. 1 1. : M
—.CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH

Aucuit 8-273d ; 3-B63a ; 9-

fMe.

Dilhnulde. dist.. Ger. 8-li5a.
iJllln, Hung. : tee Belabanya.
DILLON, ARTHUR RICHARD

8-27 3a-

— , Edward 12-100d.

— , JOHN «-S73h ; 14-783b.

— , I'rter ll-6X9b.

— , Theobald 11-1 «0a.

— , Wentwortli : tee Roseom-
inon, Wcntworth UUlon.
4th earl of.

— (consul) 7-Ste.
Dillon. Colo. 8-7*2 (D2).
—.Mont. 14-176 (C3); 13-

Vi6a ; i8-7.',3d.

— , Okla. 38-58 (CJ).

— , B.C. 2S-iOO (El).

— . Wyo. 33-874 (E4).

— , rlT., N.Z. 19-624 (D5).
Dilluiivale. U. 30-26 (14).
DUtiboro, Ind. 14-421 (O6).

— . N.C. 19-771 (B4).
Dillxbunc. 111. 14-304 (D3).

— . Pa. 31-106 (B-I5).
DilltoKn. I'a. 31-106 (D-E5).
Dill-water 8-272b.
Dlllwyn. Lewis Weston 36-

181c.

Dlllwyn. Va. 38-118 (D3).
Dlllr. 1'al. 2O-«02(E3).

— , Wls. 33-740 (C5).
Dilnian. I'era. 31-188 (Bl);

12-lkl ; 31-184b.
Dilniun. I'era. 3-103c.
Dilo : tee Calopbyllum Ino-

phyllum.
Dilolo, Ark. 3-552 (C4).

— , lake, 1'ort.W.Af. 8-913
(C5); 18-814b;38-852a.

i. apkm mm -., - 28- •-• .
In!-!. in. Northunib. 9-412 (I.

D3); 13-436L: 19-782b.
Diluvlalism ll-«40d.
DILUVIUM (diet.) 8-273c ; 81-

835d : tee alto Drift.
Dilwyn. Hereford. 9-420 (III.

I.-: .
Dilziboulos: tee Dugla Dita-

bulu.

Dlmarhaerl 12-64c.
Dimapur. India 14-376 (P-Q7).
Dlmas, Tun. l-358b ; 4-94 la.

— , cape. Tun. 1-843 (Dl).
Dimashka, byr. : tee Damas-

cus.

Dimbo. rlT.. Ang. 35-466 < El ).
i. ml • • . \ .. • 28- - i .
DUnbovitxa, dept.. Rum. 23-

--.; 1 . . 23--.T'

— ,rtT.. Rum. 33-826 (Bl);
23--.'.'

DIME (diet.) 8-273C.
Di-nu-h 6-:il7b.
DIMENSIONS-.1; :d ; 11-6890.
Di-niercuroso-amm. chlor.de

18-158a.

Dimerocrinidae 8-S78a.
Dimerous 18-560d.
Dimctae, tribe 38-261C : Cardi-

gan 5-320b; Carmarthen 5-

356b ; Pembroke M-sid.
Diin.-thyl-aoetic acid : tee

Butyric acid.
Dimethyl amtne l-857a.

— amiDoazobenxene sulpbonio
acid : tee Jlethyl orange.

— amlnobenihydrol 3-755a.

— aminoethanol 30-135b.

— aniline 3-48b : 6-52d.

— areine chloride : tee Caco-
dylehloride.

— benzene : tee Xylene.

— carbonate 8-3 08d.

— coninium iodide 6-842b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

235

DIME-DISE

Dimethyl fulven 22-;ila.

— furuane ll-J57a.

— ketene!5-762a.

— ketone : see Acetone.

— - xneta-aminophenol 5-305b.

— — nitroso-oxyurea 19*716a.

— parabanic acid : see Chol-
esterophane.

— pyrone 22-09 Ib.

— pyrrol dicarboxylic ester
2Z-698b.

— sulphate 9-796b.
Dimetian group 22-266d.
Dimetric system : see Tetra-

gonal system.
Diuietrodon 23-1 45a.
Dimidiate anther 10-567a.
Dimidiated (heraldry) 13-313d.
Dimini, Gr. l-245d.
Diminishing Returns, law of

8-907d ; India ll-91c.
Diminution (music) 7-43b.
Dimitr, Haji 4-781c ; 4-786a.
Dimjtrov, Russ. 18-7 18a.
Dimitry : see Demetrius.
DIMITY (textile) 8-273d ; 7-

788c.

Dimla, India 14-376 (N6).
Dimma, Book of 23-7 is h ; 20-

575b.

Dimmick, 111. 14-304 (C2).
Dimmit Co., Tex. 28-690 (H7).
Dimmitt, Tex. 26-690 (El).
Dimock, Pa. 21-106 (L2).
Dimondale, Mich. 18-372 (F7).
Dimor, fort. Ire. 15-720a.
Dimorpha 13-233d.
Dimorphandra exoelsa : see

Mora.
Dimorphism : animal colora-

tion 6-7,Ud; crystallo-

graphy 7-590d ; flowers 10-

565c; sexual 24-748d.
Dimorphodon 23-llOb; 22-

616b.

Dimorphognathus 11-2411).
Dimorphograptidae 12-365d.
Dimorphograptus 12 - 366b

(flgs.).

Dimotica, Turk.: tee Demotica.
Dimtu, mt., Aby. 4-601 (B2).
Dimyal6-122c.
Dimyacea 16-122O.
D.myaria 19-J64a.
Dunyat, Egy. : see Damietta.
Diinyidae 16-122c.
Dimyricyl 20-7 jtih.
Dina, mt., Pers. 21-188 (B2) ;

15-755d.
Dinagat, P.Is. 21-392 (E5).

— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (E-F5) ;
21-395b.

Dinah (daughter of Jacob) 7-
79 la: ll-579d; 2S-121b.

— (mother of Asenath)Z-178d.
DINAJPUR, India 8-273d ;

14-376 (N7).

— . dist., India 8-273d.
Dina Krishna Das3-735b.
Dinam, dist., Monm. 18-729a.
DIN AN, Fr. 8-27 4a; 10-778

<C3).

— , Salop 17-113b.
Dinanatha 15-692d.
DINANT, Belg. 8-274b ; 3-

668 (El); geology 3-669c.
Dinantian group 3 - 67a ; 5-

31 la; ll-670c.
Dinaphthol 19-168c.
Dinaphthyl 19-168a.
Dinapiki, pt., P.Is. 21-392

<D2).
DINAPUR, India 8-274c ; 14-

376 (L7) : 20-929d.
Dinar, Kuh i, mt., Pers. : see

Dma.
Dinar : Arabian 19-904b ; 5-

33a ; Persian 21-193c ;

.Servian 24-689a.
Dinara, mt., Aus.-Hung. 3-4

(E4); 7-7720.
DINARCHUS 8-274d; 12-

513b.
DINARD, Fr. 8-275a ; 10-778

<C3).
Dinaric Alps, mta., Aus. 3-4

(E4); 2-970o ; 4-279b ;

fauna 7-772d.
Dinaric race 9-9 18b.
Dinarites 5-69 id.
Dinas, Wales (Glam.) 23-270d.

— , Wales (Pembroke) 9-428
(V. B3).

—.head, Wales 9-428 (V.
B3); 21-81a.

— , lake, Wales, 16-828a ; 25-

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instructions given on Page 1.

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— Bran, ruins, Wales 16-830a.
8-18c.

— Bran beds 17-113d.

— clay 11- !60d.

— Diulle, Wales 5-361b.

— Oonwy, Wales 16-829d.

— M»wddwy, Wales 9-428 (V.
D2).

— Fowls, Wales 9-428 (V.E5) ;
castle 21-8 :>!>.

Dinawar, Pers. 14-223a.
Dinawari 2-2 7 4b.
DInazad 26-384a.

Dinbych, Wales : see Denbigh.
Dinchin, Afr. 12-203 (B3).
Dinder, riv., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

19-693 (D5) ; 19-695C.
Dindi, riv., India 14-382

(Hll).
DIND1GUL, India 8-275a ; 14-

382 (G-H14).
Dindimus (Brahmin king) 1-

550d ; 1-551C.
Dindings, dist., Mal.Penin. 17-

473 (A-B4) ; 25-980c.
Dindivarum, India 14-382

(HIS).
DINDORF, KARL WILHELM

8-275b.

— , Ludwig 8-275b.
Dindsenchus 5-630c.
D'INDY, P. M. T. V. 8-275c.
Dindymene : see Great Mother

of the Gods.
Dindymus, mts., Turk.As. 2-

760 (C3) ; 2-757c.
Dine (diet.) 8-277b.
Dine (fountain) Argolis, Gr. 22-

17 Ob.
Dinefawr, Wales 5-355b.

— Castle, Wales : see Dynevor.
DINE1R, Asia M. 8-275c ; 2-

760(03).

Dinenympha 10-466d.

Dines, W. H. : sunshine re-
corder 26-1 08a.

Din Fell, mt., Scot. 23-789d.

Dingaan 28-1052b ; 19-258b ;
22-3 lOa.

— apricot : see Kaw apple.
Dingaan's Day 15-932d ; 15-

9.!2d ; 28-1052c.
Dingal (Indian lit.) 12-712d.
Dingalan, bay, P.Is. 21-392

(C3).

Dingarh, India 14-376 (D-E5).
Dingas. Nig. 19-678 (Dl).
D1NGELSTEDT, FRANZ VON

8-275d ; 8-542c.
Dingess, W.Va. 28-560 (A4).
DINGHY 8-276a; naval 4-99c;

oars 19-936d.

Dingirai, Fr. Gui. 11-204 (G4).
Dingiswayo (chief) 28-1051c.
Dingla, mts., Tib. 26-916 (Bl) ;

26-91 7 c.

Dingle, Ida. 14-276 (D4).
DINGLE, Ire. 8-276a ; 14-744

(A4).

— , P.Is. 22-210a.
— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (A4-5) ;

14-743b.
— , harb., Ire. 14-744 (A4) ; 8-

276a.
— , prom., Ire. : geology 15-

758b, 14-744C.
Dingle group 14 - 744c; 8-

127d.

Dingley, Nelson 16-525b.
— /Rebecca 26-228a.
Dingley, 111. 14-304 <C2).
Dingley Tariff Act (1897) 26-

427a ; 27-729b ; 5-153c ;

U.S. colonies 27-732c.
Dingli, Sir A. 17-51 .b.
Dfngli, Malta 17-508 <A2); 17-

509b.
Dinglinger, Johann Melchior

8-576a ; 21-798C.
Dingman's Ferry, Pa. 21-100

(S3).
DINGO 8-276b ; 5-371c ; 26-

440b.

Dingolfing, Ger. 11-808 (D4).
Dingras, P.Is. 21-092 (Cl).
Dingtuna, Swed. 26-190 (D2).
Dingwall, Francis Thomas de

Grey Cowper, 10th baron :

see Cowper, 7th earl.
DINGWALL, Scot. 8-276c ;

24-412 (D2) ; 23-743a.
Dingy skipper butterfly 16-

475c (flg.).

Dinh (dynasty) 2-63a.
Dinia, Fr. : see Digne.
Dinichthyidie 26-543d.
Dinichthys 8-128c ; 26-543c.
Dinictis 20-82b.
Dinitro benzenes 19-712d ; ex-
plosives 10-82d.

— ethane 15-762c.

— glycerin 15-7 62c.

— isopropane 4-892b.

Diniz (king of Portugal) 22-
141c ; order of Christ 15-
866a ; poetry 22-156C.

— , Julio : see Coelho, Gomes.

— (son of Peter I. of Portugal)
22-142c.

Dinizulu 5-777a; cedes Vry-
heid 28-221a, 28-10'. lo:
trial of l»-264a, 9-766a.

DINKA, tribe 8-276d ; 26-
llb; l-330a ; dictionary
8-199d ; F,gyptian army 9-
39a, 9-127b.

Dinkel. rv.. TToll. 20-385d.

DINKELSBUHL, Ger. 8-277a ;
11-808 (C4).

Dinneen, P. 5-61 6b.

DINNER (dwt.) 8-277a.

— wasron 8-277b.
Dmnet, Scot. 24-412 (F2).

Dinnie, Donald 4-917b ; 12-

899b ; 15-554a.
Dinobryon 10- Hi 1.1 ; 10-467a.
Dinoceras : see Uintatherium.
Dinoceratidae : see Uinta-

theriidae.

Dinochloa 12-370c. '
D1NOCRATES 8-277b.
D1NOFLAGELLATA 8-277b.
Dinogetia, Rum. : see Triglina.
Dinomenia 6-251b.
Dinomys : see Paca-rana.
Dinon 21-210d.
Dinophilus 12-933b (flg.).
Dinopis 2-306d.
Dinornis3-977a.
Dinornithesand Dinornithidac:

see Moa.

Dinornithinae 18-631a.
Dinorwic, Can. 20-114 (A-B1).
— , Wales 9-428 (V. Cl) ; 5-

361b ; quarries 5-360d.
Dinosauria23-142d; 23- II. Mi;

air-sacs 23-163a ; Crcta-

ceous 7-418b ; pelvis 3-964a.
Dinosha, Turk. 27-426 (A2).
Dinostratus 22-7 06c.
DINOTHERIUM 8-27Sb : 22-

407d (flg.).
Dinoziphius 5-7 74d.
Din-sar, Elam9-140d.
Dinslakcn, Ger. 13-588 (D3).
Dinsmore, Ark. 2-452 (Bl).
— , Fla. 10-540 (El).
Dinsmore process ll-489a.
Dinting, val., Derby. 12-128c.
Din-tir (Babylon) 3-98b.
Dinton, Wilts. 9-420 (III. C4) :

geology 28-698c.
Dinuba, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
i unii din Golesti : see Rado-

DINWIDDIE, ROBERT 8-

278b ; 28-125b.
Dinwiddie, Va. 28-118 (E3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (E3).
Dinwiddie Coxirt House, battle

of (1865) l-826a, 21-302
(map).

DIO CASSIUS 8-278d ; 23-
660a ; 20-564c ; Xiphilinus'
epitome 28-887d.

DIOCESE 8-279a ; 6-335d ;
chancellor of 5-833d ; Ro-
man 23-655C, 1-359C.

Diochares, Gate of, Athens 2-
832 (map) ; 2-836b. •

DIO CHRYSOSTOM 8-279d :
7-469d.

Dioclea, Asia M. 21-544a.

— , Monten. : see Dukle.

Diocles (lawgiver) 26-298c.

— (mathematician) 6-393a.

— (physician) l-923a ; 12-
764c.

DIOCLETIAN 8-280a ; 23-
6S5a ; 23-521b ; 23-658c ;
armyreforms23-474b; baths
3-5 16a, 18-3 ( Hia. 8-396c ;
calendar 6-31 4d ; coinage
reform 19-895a; Egypt 9-
89d ; Persian treaty 24-
804c ; St George 11-7 36d.

DIOCLETIAN, EDICT OF 8-
280c.

— , era of 6-316a.

— , Palace of, 25-59 Id ; 2-
385c ; Adam's book on 1-
172d; PortaAurea27-297d;
vault 27-958a.

Diodati, Charles 18-483b.

— , GIOVANNI 8-281a.

Dio dell' opera buffa, II : see
Logroscino, Nicola.

Diodon 12-1231) (flgs.).

Diodontidae 12-123b ; 26-
546a.

Diodoros, isl., Red Sea : see
Perim.

Diodorus (bp. of Tarsus) 2-
131c ; 10-484b ; 26-766C.

— (of Thebes) 2-918b.

— CRONUS 8-281a.

— Periegetes 2-832b.

— SICULUS 8-281b ; 12-5I.r>a;
on caste 5-469a ; on cattle
l-388b ; Greek history 12-
457b foil. ; Roman history
23-659b.

DIODOTUS I. 8-281c; 21-
214b ; 26-126c.

— II. 8-281d.
Dioecious 10-565c.
Diosrencion, Athens 2-832

(map) ; 9-670b.
Diogenes (the Babylonian) 13-

241d ; 13-245C ; 20-663d.
DIOGENES (the Cynic) 8-281d;

19-119d.

— (East Roman Emperor) :
see Romanus IV.

— (of Seleucia) 25-948a ; 7-
470d.

— (merchant) 19-697b.

— APOLLONIATES 8-282b ;
14-731d ; anatomy l-922b ;
cosmoloiry 10-23c.

— LAERTIUS 8-282b ; on
Aristippus 2-497(1 ; on Py-
thagoras 21-5340.

DIOGENIANUS 8-282c : 2-

94c.
Diognetus (archon) 20-802c.

— (poet) 17-694a.

— (surveyor) l-550a; 17-2240.
— , EPISTLE TO 8-282d • 2-

202b ; authorship 20-682a ;
Eucharist 9-87 Od.
Diogo do Alcacova 18-732a

— de Conto 18-732b.

— de Sevill 13-296b.

— Lopez de Siqueira : see
Siqueira.

— Mendez de Vasconcellos :
see Vasconcellos.

Diogott oil 3-959a.
Diogrom, Afg. 15-631d.
Diois, co., Fr. 7-851a.
Diokuea, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (D5).
Diolcus7-147b; 7- 1 5 Od.
Dioleflne 6-50c.
Diomea, Athens 2-832 (map).
Diomean Gate, Athens 2-832

(map) ; 2-836b.
" Diomed " (horse) 13-729a.
Diomede, isls., Bering S 1-472

<C2): l-472d; 3-775d.
Diomedea : see Albatross and

Mallemuck.

— cauta 17-490d.

— culminata 17-490d.
Diomedeae, isls., Adriatic S.

Diomedea melanophrys : fee
Black-browed albatross.

Diomedeinae 21-3 15d.

DIOMEDES (grammarian) 8-
283b.

DIOMEDES (Greek hero) 8-

— (of Thrace) 13-346a.
— , Arrius : villa 22-55c.
DION 8-283c ; 26-299b ; 21-

400a.

Dion, Pal. 7-909d.
— , riv., Fr.Guin. 11-204 (D4).
Dionaea : see Venus's fly-trap.
Dionaeus 8-283d.
Dionard, riv., Scot. 26-169c.
Dion Cassius : see Dio Cassius.
Dione (astr.) 24-233a.
DIONE (myth.) 8-283o ; 2-

167a; 28-977b.

— moneta (butterfly) 16-476d
(flg.).

Dionin 18-862d.
Dionis, Peter l-931c.
Djonisie Eclcsiarch 23-846c.
Dionychopoda 2-299b ; 2-

303c.
Dionysalexandroa (Cratinus) 7-

382a.
DIONYSIA 8-283d ; 7-982b :

12-447c ; tripod prize 27-

288b.
Dionysian Period (chron.) 4-

993c; (Port, lit.) 22-156c.
Dionysius, St : see Denis, St.

— (monk) 2-852a.

— (poet) 20-1 4 Od.
DIONYSIUS (pope) 8-284a ;

20-722a.

— (Pseudo-) : see Dionysius
Areopagiticus.

— (secretary of Antiochus IV.)
13-239b.

— • (son of Calliphon) 8-176c.

— (son of Tryphon) 13-15d.

— (Afer) : see. Afer, Dionysius.

— (bp. of Alexandria) 8-284a ;
canonical letters 5-194a ;
Canons of Hippolytus 13-
521d ; millennium 18-462c ;
Revelation, Book of the 23-
221d.

— (AREOPAGITICUS) 8-284b;
Abelard's controversy l-41a;
Erigena's translation 9-743b;
hierarchy 13-452d ; incenHO
14-352a ; mystical teaching
6-337d, 19-377c ; Pachy-
meres' work on 20-433c ;
Stephen bar Sudliaile 25-
886d.

— (Cassius) : see Cassius, Di-
onysius.

— (Cato) : see Cato, Dionysius.

— (EX1GUUS) 8-285c ; canons
5-194d, 2-199a; Dionysian
period 4-993c.

— (OF HALICARNASSUS) 8-
285d ; 12-515b ; 23-659b ;
on Aristotle 2-501b ; on
Demosthenes 8-14c ; on
Herodotus 13-384a ; on
poetry 21-878d ; On the
Sublime 16-982a.

— (of Miletus) 16-982a.

— (PERIEGETES) 8-286a.

— (of Portugal) : see Diniz.
DIONYSIUS I. (of Syracuse) 8-

284a ; 26-298c ; 25-27b ;
Damocles 7-789d; Isocrates
letter 14-880d ; Lysias 17-
182d; Magna Graecia 17-
318d ; Pharos 20-861b.

— II. (of Syracuse) 8-284b ;
26-299b.

— TELMAHARENSIS 8-28Gb;
15-520b.

DIONYSIUS THRAX 8-286O;

12-.;. Hi-; 24-J60a.
Dionysodorus (goonietor) 25-

G47d.

— (sophist) 25-424.'.
Dionysopolis, Asia M. 21-5 Ua.
DIONYSUS (myth.) 8-286d ;

Agrionia l-424d ; Anthe-
steria2-93d ; ceremonial 20-
269a ; drama 8-488a, 12-
510d; Haloa 7-981c: mys-
teries 19-122b ; oracles 20-
144c, 24-230b ; Paeonian
worship 20-447a ; phalli-
cism 21-345c ; Roman
worship 23-580U, 6-566a ;
Semele legend 24-616a; ser-
pent-cult 24-68 la ; statues
7-149d, 6-83a, 12-487d ;
theatre, Athens 2-832 (map),
2-380c, 2-838d, 12-51 la, 17-
155a, 26-729a (Pis. I. II.) ;
Thracian worship 23-958d ;
thyrsus 26-907b.

— : Sanctuary of, Athens 2-
832 (map).

— • : temples of, Athens 2-832
(map) ; 2-839a : Baalbek 3-
89d: Delos7-972b; EUs 9-
279i

Dionysus Dendritos 8-287d :
9-744d.

— Hyes 14-26b.

— Licnites 20-269a.

— Nyctelius 20-328a.

— Zagreus 26-1019b.

— (Seleucid kings) : see Anti-
ochus VI. and XII.

Dionysus, hill of. Maced. 21-

390d.

Dionysus, Hymn to 8-287c.
Dionysy (Russian bp.) 4-

1Mb.
Dioon 12-755b ; 12-756a.

— spinulosum 12-755d.
Diopeithes 18-109C.
Diophanes (father of St

Thomas) 26-86Ja.

— (of Mytilene) 12-307b.

— (of Nicaea) ll-736b.
Diophantino analysis 19-863b ;

9-710d.

DIOPHANTUS (of Alexandria)
8-288a ; l-616d.

— (general of Mithradates) 4-
286c ; 6-86a ; 9-891o.

DIOPSIDE 8-288d.
Diopsis 8-:i08b.
D10PTASE 8-289a.
Dioptra 13-378d ; 12-6I2c.
Dioptric 25-617d.

— media 10-95d.

Dioptrics (diet.) 16-609d : see

also Refraction.
Dioptrics (Descartes) 8-86d ;

13-547a.
Dioptric system 16-633d ; 4-

513c: 28-I31d.
DIORITE 8-289b : 21-327c

(PI. II. flg. 9) ; Egyptian 9-

42c ; weapons 2-582c.
— - gneiss 12-150b.

— porphyrite 22-105b.

— schist l-884d.

Diorizo, riv., Cyprus 20-736d.
Diortho-diaminodiphenyl 8-
290a.

— diphenylcarboxylio acid :
see Diphenic acid.

Dioryctus, chan.. Gr. 12-440

(B2).
Dioscorea : see Yam,

— aculeate 28-901d.

— alata 28-902a.

— batatas : see Chinese yam.

— pyrenaica 22-688c ; 28-
902a.

Dioscoreaceae 9-262a ; 16-

684d.
Dioscorides (gem-engraver) 11-

565c ; 23-484d.

— (physician) 4-299c ; 21-
356b.

— (of Vienna) 4-909c ; fac-
simile 20-564d.

— Pedanius 20-564c ; 18-524a.
Dioscorides, isl., Ind.O. : see

Sokotra.

Dioscorus (bp. of Alexandria)
20-6890 ; 5-803a ; Eutych-
ian controversy 9-958b ;
robber synod 9-676b.

— (priest) 4-206d ; l-519d.
Dioscuri : see Castor and

Pollux.
Dioscurias, dist., Russ. 23-648

(G2) : 5-549b ; 26-52c ;

foundation 18-443b ; Rome

annexes ll-394b.
Dioscurides : see Dioecorides.
Diosgyor, Hung. 3-4 (G2) ; 18-

713c ; 18-579b.
Diosma crenata : see Bucchn,
Dioemeae 21-782a.
Diosphenol 26-649b.
Diospolls, Asia M. (Aldin vll.) :

see Laodicea ad Lycum.
— , Asia M. (Pontus) : see

Niksar.
— . PaL: see Lydd.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full ute of thin Indc* It It ntentlal to read the
Inunction* given on Page /.

DIME-DISE

— kakl M-lild.
-kunu: tee Marbl* wood

III' lltl.' ' \ * ':••'•'•

:!...:. I. . , ' . •:..

: Ht Onto-

ill*: «rr ( 'aUmandrr.
— rlninlaua : tee IVmnninc.n

DIoUmiH M-0SM.

-Pbw (aroboD) I-JOlb.
— (blbl.) l»-440d.
DIouloaM. Jean J. Mario* SS-

DkJTl.
n

: tee Jupiter.

tuolc acid «-&4d.

— butyric *c!d 7-6 lib.

— eouiuartn 11-143*.

— malonic acid : tee Men-
oxallo *cld.

— tartaric *old : tee Carboxy-
tartromc •

— terephthaU- acid 6-54c.
DIP (magnetic) 8-J89d ; 17-

383.1 ; 17-368* foil. : 17-
388b; auroral zenith 2-
93Sa; chart* 17-3S6d; early
value* 17-383o ; measure-
ment 14-3540.

— (of horizon) 13-6914.
Dlpaea, Or. 14-604 b.
Dlpalpur, India 14-376

(E-F4).

Dlpa Negara 15-19tc.
Dlpara-diamlnodiphenyl : tee

Dlpav*ll uT-SOTc.
IHpammta M-631b ; 14-622.-.
Dip circle : tee Inclinometer.
Dlpentene 26-647d.
DlpeUlous 10-564b.
Dlp-f*ult 10-2070.
I' ;• heading 6-5 8 Id.
Ihphene blue 8-746d.
Diphcnic *cid 8-290b ; 21-

3i;4.l.

Diph.-nol 5-304d.
DIPHENYL 8-J90*.

— acetylene : tee Tolane.
Dlphenylamine 1-858* ; 6-

ild ; 8-746b.

Diphenyl carblnol: tee Beux
hydrol.

— dye* 8-747b.

— cthyk-no 21-4844.

— fulvcn H-31a.

•..• 15-762*.

— ketooe : tee Ilenzophenone.

— methane 3-757c.

— oxytriaxole 3-814.

— phthalide (Phthalophenone)

- thlourea: •reSulphocarban
Hide.

Dlphcnylene ketocarboxylic
acid 10-575*.

— nit-thane : tee Flnorene.

— oxide S-304d.

— sulphide : tee Dibenzo-
thiophene.

DIPHILUS (of Sinopc) 8-290b;

8-l'.i2o; 12-51 Id.

. M. V&renus 26-931d.
Diphlogaen* 13-887c.
DIPHTHERIA 8-290b; bacil

Ins 10-100b, 18-838*;

bronchitis 4-634d; emetics

9-336c ; Immunization 28-

161b : laryngitis 16-228b ;

neuritis 19-429*. 10-765*;

paralysis 18-6 lo.
Diphthong 21-4664.
Diphthong!* 28-I75d.
liiphya Umeatone 18-5684.
Dlphyceroal : tee Protocercal.
Uiphyes 14-lGOa ; 14-1584

(flg.).

D I'!iv,,la.- 14-D'."i.
Dlphyll* 6-144b.

— ec*ndat*27-S77d: 6-244b.
Diphyllidni 26- I P.M.
Dlphyodont 26-502* ; 17-

Dipnysclnm 4-707b.

Dip,:-

Dip-Joint* 15-491*.

••inthidae 14-248c ; 14-

267d : 2O-.'>90u.

Dlpl*c*nthu*8-12*c: 3-3l4h.

Diplaoodon 16-10I9* : 9-663b.

Dlplftciu: tee Mlmnlus glutln

Dlplarthra 27-J81a.
Dlplenra 18-868b.
Dipleurula 8-87 4a.
Dlplldlnm cranium :

Melon-seed Tapeworm.
Dipln India 14-376 (C7).
^•Mutica : tee Coelentera.
Diplobune 2-698*.

— piwumoulao

(Mill)-:

•" I'BMB.0

rlirulliatl<-UH 23-t37b.
!>!!>i.'. .'im« 8-7ull>.
DMDOTnodoD S3- 1 46* ; 3-

IHplorrstls Il-ii6c ; M-Ji7b ;

12- ..»*.

D1PLODOCU1 6-294b; 13-
lont* 16-123*.

Dlpliif tt-lOltr.
|i;|.l..ga»ter 19-360b.
Dlplogloasus 16-8150 ; 23-

Dlplogonldlum 33- 12 Ac.
Dlplogonoporui graudli M-

Dlplogr*ptld*e U-366d.
Dlplorraptu* 10-237d.

— acumlnatus 25-111*.

— veslculosus IS- 1 1 la.
Dlplolabls M-633C.
DlplotopU tinctoria : tee

Cynlps tinctoria.

DIPLOMACY 8-194d : U-8o ;
chancellor of embassy 8-
834*; charge d'aBalrea 8-
869b ; consul-general 7-2 Ib;
dragoman 8-46'>d ; exterri-
toriality 10-86b ; French
consular body 7-lla ; Im-
munity 14-339c ; In later
Roman Empire 13-524b ;
neutrality lawn 19-4 4 'Jd ;
U.S. representatives and
foreign preas 11-301* ; Wai-
singham's secret service
system 28-294c ; war dutiea
28-306d.

Diploma gallery, Lond. 16-
448.1.

Diplomat* militarla 14-637*.

DIPLOMATIC 8-300c : French
study 12-51c ; Notae Tir-
onlanae 24-1008b.

— note 19-823b.

— Privileges Act 23-104*.
- Revolution 17-44a.

— tiervice : tee Diplomacy.
Dlplomesodou 28-101 Id; 14-

— pulchellu* 14-642&.
Dlplomitus 10- li;...|.
Dlplommatina ll-51Ab.
Dlplomyitna 7-llSc.
Ulplophrys 10-632d ; 10-629a ;

— an'heri' 10-629d ; 23-248b
(tigs.).

— stercorea 16-35*.
Diplophysalw 22-17 I.-.
IJiplophyte : tee Sporophyte.
Diplopia 10-95C.
Dlplopoda : tee Millipede.
Diplopodiidao 8-S81b.
Dlplopora2O-512d ; 27-259d.
Dlptoporlta 8-876b ; 8-878a.
Dlploptera : tee Wasp.
Diploptcrus (bird) 7-610b.

— (fossil nnh) 8-128c.
Dlplopus 9-r>r.4b.
Diplorrhina 14-24SC.
Diploaia pyrlvora : tee Pear

midge.

Dlploaomtdae 27-389C.

DiploHpondyltis 3-523*.

niplospora 6-617o (flg.).

Diplosporo 23-122c.

Dlplostemonons lO-.165d.

Diplostlohous 2--291d.

Dlplotaxia 7-522a.

Dlplotmema 2O-.'>33c.

Dlploxylon 20-.'.-' Ic.

Diplor.Hm 27-24'.'d (Hg.).

Dipluridae l-306d.

Dlpm-ustl 26- .'.1 3d : aliment-
ary canal 14-254d, l-666d.
l-668b ; brain 14-264* foil,
(flu.) ; cement organs 14-
852h : olroulatorr system
14-2820, 27-97 Id : dentition
14-260o : evolution 28-S42c :
external gills i4-2.v_'c ; InnK
14-254a, 23-1-iTb; nerves
14-267* : olfactory organs
20-78d; paired flns 14-
251d : sense organs 14-166* ;
skeleton 14-257d foil.. 25-
lOOb; skin 14-252h; «pir-
*cte 14-2.'.3c: torpidity
(seasonal) 13-446* : nrino-
genlt*! nrganx 14-2:.iil> ;
vrrtebr* 14-2AKb (fig.).

Dlpnoa : ter Batrachla.

Dlpno*ns (Dipnoi): tee DI
pneostl.

Dlpodaiicas ll-339c.

Dlpodldae : tee Jaculld&e.

U-851C.

AND 8CYLLI8

S91 (D6).

..
t7-Iii£

vr 1 I..-IM-..
IN KONHAU

Dlppar (Mtron.) : tee Cbarle>'«
wain.

DtO-3»Oo («*.).
Dipping rafractometer BS-20.1.
inppin llnad. cape. Soot. 34-

14

Dlprtonldlan 1S-366O.
Dlproathomera S-68 1 a.
Dlprotodonl7-7H2a; M-40b.
Dlprotodont M-iU3c.
Uiprutudontl* 17-7 Me ; 28-

lOOJd.
Dlpaaoeae M-4S7a ; 10-56Kd ;

fruit ll-2A6d.
Dlpsacus (hot.) : tee Teazel.

— (zool.) 11-617*.

— fullonuiu : tee Fuller's

L (arch.) 8-308d.
> 26-543«.

Dlpsadomorphin*e >S-290c.
Dlpaadomorpbiu 28-290c.
Dlpsas (snake) M-100o ; Indian

region *3-173o ; poison

gland* t3-166d.

— plicata (mollunc) 21-26c.
DIPSOMANIA 8-307*; 14-

6094.

DIPTERA t-307a ; 13-431C ;
13-436* ; development 13-
427c. 13-4290 ; gall-making
members 11-424D ; gouadn
13-426b; injurious species
8-897 b ; mimicry 18-49K* ;
precocious germ -plasm 13-
350c ; precocious partheno-
jnnealan-llBc.

DIPTERAL

Dlpteridael

Dlpterldlneae 8O-644b

Dlpterlx odorat* 27- lid.

Dipterocarpaceae 21-781c.

Dlpterocarpus l*evin 18-liilc ;
25-:;. I

— t urbinatus 3-286*.

in 8-128o.

Dlpterygium 2-746c.
Diptford. Dev. 9-430 (VI. E3).
Diptograptus 12-3G6b (figs.).

— caloaratus 12-366b.
DIPTYCH 8-308d; 7-706b

14-6380 ; bibliography ^•

20* ; Pompeian discoveries

4-2 1 6c.

Diptychon Meleretense 15-96c.
Dipurcna 14-1:. 1 .1.
Dipus : tee Jerboa.
Dlpylidium caninum 28-413a.
Uinylon. Athens 2-832 (map) ;

t-836b ; excavated 2-837*.

— vases 8-7 12c; 20-464a ;
12-475b.

Dlpyre 24-300b.
i'l.iu.-. El, canal, Colom. 5-
412b.

— San Roqne, dam. Ant. 7-
141c.

Dir (Russian chief) 15-790b.
DIR. state. India 8-309a ; 14-

376 (D-E2).

Dlra, mt., Al«. 1-643 (Bl).
Diraa (measure) 28-491d.
nirae (myth.) : tee Furies.
Hirae (poem) 5-536d.
Dlranura vinula : tee Puss

moth.

Dirarite 17-423a.
DIRCE (myth.) 8-309b ; 12-

IMa.
Dlrce (Plaklotissa), riv., Gr. 4-

1144; 26-7 11 1.
Direct cerebellar tract 25-669d.

— dyes 8-746d; leather 16-
344a, 16-"44h.

Direction. Isl., Ind.O. 18-712d.
Direction (embryol.) : tee Orl
entation.

— (gunnery) 2-691d.

— ratio 17-9S7b.
Directive (mil.) 2-603c.

— corpuscle (embryol.) : so
Polar body.

DIRECT MOTION (astron.) 8-

31)91).

Directolre : tee Directory, The
Director circle 9-292d.
Directorlum : tee Oherklrohen

rath.
DIRECTORS (law) 8-309b ; 8-

332* ; 6-799a.
Dlreotors' Liability Act 6-798c;

7-902a : 11-421).
DIRECTORY (dirt.) 8-tlOc.
— . The (French hist.) lO-8S8b;

11-lfitic.
THmlarv of PuMir H'ornAip 6-

779a ; 24-4R2l> ; 22-286b ; on

festivals 10-223d.
Directrix (geom.) 6-940b.
Dire Dawa, Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

2S-3S2d.

: , ..

, <k.ro 16-4»BC.

••Ill) 19-»»7a ; 19-

»>i4i. ; »-Ma; maacun M-

4914.
lilrumli*. Sic. 8-67R (C5);

19-644*.
Dlriohtot, O.I'. I.. 19-s64b; 10-

767d : 14-561C.
Dlrtchlet's Integral 10-TM«V

— principle 27-'.i.
Dlrisun tt>16Bb: 17-4144.
litrtUa I'nivmaU (Vloo) : «•

Vnitermal Lav.

Dirk (count* of Holland) 13-
b.

— (bp. of Utrecht) 11-6134.
— , Augustus 8-:)36c.

Dirk, bay. Ire. 14-744 «.-.).
DIRK (dagger) 1-3 lud: 7-

719b.
Dirk ll*rtog. Ul., Austr. 1-960

(AS) : i-858c.

1. XL -,.!: 3--'l .

Dirleton. Soot. 34-418 (Fl) ;

castle 19-770C.
DlroaemaH-175b.
Dirphe, int.. Or. : tre Delphi,

mt.
Dlrphys. mt.. Or. 11-440 (E2) :

tee alto Delphi, ml .
Dlrrt. dlst.. Aby. 4-603a.
Dlrrim. Nig. 19-678 (E3).
iJirrington Laws, hills, Scot.

3-8 15b.
DIRSCHAU, Oer. 8-310d ; 11-

808 (01).
Dirt bed (geol.) 22^58a.

— eating : tee Pica.

— track 13-736c.
Diryua. dUt., Syr. 16-239d.
Dls : tee Pluto.

— (Soranus) 10-UBb.

Dlsa. India 14-376 (D-E7) ; 4-

188a ; 2O-594*.
Dlsa(bot.)20-172b.
DISABILITY 8-311*.
Dlaaccharose* M-35b.
DIM!, riv.. India 25-lRd.
Diaang, riv., India 2S-19a.
Disappointment, cape. Wash.

28-354 (A3).
— , tab., Pac.6. 10-436 (L-M6),

.

Disappropriation (law) 2-119c.
Disaster, bay, NAW. 19-638

(Kv

— , mt., Nev. 8-8 (Dl).
Dlacalced Carmelites 26-803d ;
8-359a.

— Ilerraita of St Augustine 2-
911b.

— Trinitarian* 27-286b.
Dlscalia 14-160a.

Discant (mus.) 19-74d.
Diteantiu potitio rulgaris 19-

--'u.

DISCHARGE (diet.) 8-31 la.

— (electric) : tee Electric di*
charge.

— (liquid) 14-38b; of rivers
14-79d.

— (of bankrupt) 3-327d ; 3-
33lc.

— (of bill of exchange) 3-942b.

— (printing) 26-70::a.
Discharged Prtaoners. Society

for Assistance of 26-935C.
Discharging (silk manuf.) 25-

106b.
DISCHARGING ARCH (arch.)

8-311*; 2-344* (fig.).
DiscMdes 24-300*.
Dischma. val., Switz. 26--' I'.'

(113).

Dlsciflorae 2-1.1d.
Dlacina 4-"66b ; alimentary

canal 4-"62d ; muscular sys

tern 4-363d.

— latlasima 15-800*.
Dlsclnldae 4-366* ; 4-361C.
Discinlsca 4-362o ; circulatory

system 4-"63b ; nervous
system 4-361o.

— Atlantic* 4-366b.

— lamellosa 4-360b (flg.).
Dlsoinopols 5-87c.
DISCIPLE (diet.) 8-311b.
DLsciples, Church of the : tee

Church of the Disciple*.

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST (de-
nomination) 8-.'l lib: 6-
1154: ll-70a: Sidney Rigdon
18-843C ; statistics 3-374b.

Dlsoiplina Arcanl 3-367a : 5-

THfripHnat Etnueae, Libri 9-
855b.

fHnripline. Hook of, T. 22-285C;
Church of Scotland 24-460a:
ecclesiastical officers 26-
11 Ib ; John Knox 18-880d.

— . Rank of. II. 24-4«"d.

Discipline, ecolesl&stlcal 6-
929c; Calvin 22-287»: medi-
eval municipal H-185b ;
Methodist Bptocopal 18-

M6B,

12-i43 (H4).
MB. 11-643 'LI .
atafj 12-

_.mb.-?S7s'rt-Ul*

Dlsooaraoho* 1-JOId.
~DUcob«liu"l>t*tue: Myron)

ll-4»4d; 11-477 (PL IV.

.flf. 68) ; 10-1 1 4c.

7J40.

.
DtacodrlUdae : sw Bdcflo-

drill da*
Dtecoglo«s*da«l-523d :l-776b;

a-i]7c ; 3-525b; t»-IMe ;

distribution 3-5»8c ; tad-

pole* M-367d.
Dlseogloamia l-5l4a : l-S18a ;

spermatusoa 3-iI7d.
Dtoeoidal armature 6-767a.
DkK»ldea7-4lga; B-sOJd.
DUcoidild*e «-881o.
Dknottchene* 16-51(5*.
DUcollth 16-467a,
Dtoeomyoete* il-341b.
Dlaconanthae : *K Chondro-

phorid*.
Dlsoonecta* : tee Chondio-

phorid*.

Disconula 14-1590.
Dhwophor* 24-5244.
DUcorbina 10-630b (fig.) ; 10-

n ...

Discord (metaphysics) t-345b.

— (musk) 13-lb ; 13-4* ; 13-
Bd ; definitions l»-»c.

Discord!* (myth.) : ttt Krto.
Diacorea Batata* : tee Chlnnas

IHmrii (Torquato Taaao) 14-

MM
Ditcorti topra la prima drra di

Tito Lirio (.Machtavelli) 17-

•J .'.!..

Diteorto inlorno aOe cote o»«
•fan no *u ("oogua (Galileo)
11-41 la.

Dlacoaoroa S-693O.

Dtocotriaene 2S-723d.

DISCOUNT (diet.) 6-312* ; cal-
culation 2-.'>42b.

— house* 17-734b.
Ditetmrte of Knyiul, Poetrte

(W. Webbe) 28-455d.
Ditcourte ot hrreUtinJcing (A.

Collins) 0-692*.
IH««»r»r •>/ Infallibility (Vis-

count Falkland) 10-liod.
Ditcourte ot UeOtod (De»-

cartes) 8-81* ; 8-84c.
Ditcome on Ou ZMwnuioiu te

vfttnu and «ow< (Swift) 28-

-.'.• Id.
Discourse em Ike Shtdift of Ott

I niffftttjf of (,'o

(Sedgwick) M-S78a.
Ditcmtne* aoaintt Ot* Ariant

(Athanaaliu) l-826d.
LUtrourtet concerning Gorrrn-

ment (A. Sidney) 2*-41d.
Diteottrte* of lite King* : see

.sMra d'Yaliua.
Ditctmrt *ur rhitloire untrrr-

nelle (Boatoet) 4-288d.
Diteorerie of Guiana, Tht

( Raleigh) H-870C.
DUforme* (Ben Joncon) M-

775c: 15-506*.
Discovery. bay. Viet. 18-38

(A3).

— . int.. Antare. 21-968d.
DISCOVERY (law) 8-312b.

" DtocoTcry " (ihfo) 17-384b.
Discorrrv ot the Bermuda*. A

(Sylvester Jourdan)«4-7C2a.
Diacovery of the don (festi-

val) : wr Salib.
Discriminant (math.) l-«24c ;

l»-85«d ; l»-M«a ; funda-

mental 19-S81d.
DISCUS 8-3I2b.

— prol«reru»23-13ia.
Dlaeaw (In magic) 17-307d ;

demonolotry 8-6a ; pown-
olon theory 22-175a; taboo
28-n39d.

— . nfrrtlnus 18-Sflb ; clawd-
flcation»-1064c; mnnlriral
powers »-437c ; notification
18-S9<-. Seealto Infertioua
DlaeaaM Notmcation Act.

Dloeaim of Antmala Act (18B4)
1.410d: 7-S»3c; (1896) 1-
40«o. i-410a; (1903) 1-
411b.

— of riant* tee Plants, I'atho-

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S37

DISE-DODO

Disengagement (fencing) 10-
593c.

Discntis, Svritz. 26-242 (F3) ;
abbey 23-244c, 12-609b ;
battle ll-194d, 12-609d.

Disestablishment (Church) 9-
789a ; colonial churches 2-
20b ; ecclesiastical jurisdic-
tion 8-863a ; France 10-
890b; Ireland 8-86Sb. 9-
573d, 14-790C ; Scotland 24-
46Gb ; Wales 28-267c.

Disgorging (wine making) 28-
723d.

Disgrazia, mt., Alps 26-242
(114); l-745a; first ascent
I-749a.

Dishamine, lake, Ind. 14-422

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instructions given on Page 1.

.

Dishley cattle : see Longhorn
cattle.

— sheep : see Leicester sheep.

— society 3-229a.
Dishonour (bills of exchange)

3-942a.

Dish thegn 13-813C.
Dishwasher (Australian) 10-

585a.

— (European) : see Wagtail.
DISINFECTANTS 8-31'.'c ; 21-

353b ; coal-tar 6-598d.
Disintegrator (mill) 16-333b.
Disjunct movement (music)

18-97a.

Disjunctor 6-303c.
Disjunct scale : see Dorian

mode.
Disk (aunt.) 15-iS-tb ; 6-960c.

— (hot.) 10-5 69a.

— (zool.) 20-396d.

— coulter 25-.VJ4 1).

— cultivator 7-618c.

— florets (hot.) 6-Slld.
Disko, isl.. Green. : see Disco.
Disk pile 4-545c.

— plough 21-852a (flg.).

— signals 2S-75d.

— wheel 17-1000d.
Disley, Can. 24-225 (B3).

— ,Ches. 9-416 (II. C3) ; 28-
933 (A3).

Dislocation : of joint 15-487c,
15-489b ; of lens 10-97a.

Dismal, riv., Xeb. 19-324 (D3).

DISMAL (diet.) 8-313a.

Dismal Swamp, dist., Va. and
N.C. 19-772 (Fl) ; 19-771a ;
27-615c;28-118b.

— Swamp Canal, Va. 28-1 Hid.
Dismorphia orise 18-49SC.
Disna, Russ. 23-872 (C4) ; 28-

89a.

— , riv., Russ. 8-738d.
Disoi, riv., India 14-376 (Q6).
Dison, Belg. 3-668 (G2).
DISORDERLY HOUSE 8-313a.

— Houses Act 8-313b ; 26-
73fla; 24-4 lie.

Dispargum, Ger. : see Duis-

burg.

Dispart sight 25-61b.
DISPATCH (diet.) 8-313b.
Dispenoer, Henry le : see

Despenser, Henry le.
Dispensary (liquor traffic) 16-

7G7d.

— (medical) 5-884b.
DISPENSATION (diet.) 8-313c.

— (ecclesiastical) 8-313d; 1-
216c ; 4-2d.

Dispensatories: see Pharma-
copoeiae.

Dispensing power (of the
crown) 8-315a ; 9-541c.

Dispersion, mt., N.S.W. 19-
538 (D4).

DISPERSION (of light) 8-315a;
16-Gloc ; 8-248a ; anomal-
ous 8-316b, 6-728c; 26-
89d ; by small particles 25-
203a; chemistry 6-7 Oc ; in
crystals 7-588a ; In gems 11-
561b ; irrationality of 8-
SlGa, 26-562a; in spectro-
scope 8-24Ca.

— of the Jews : see Diaspora.
Dispersive power 8-315(1.
Dispharagus 19-360d.
Displaced cartilage : see under

Cartilage.

Displacement (mech.) 17-963d:
8-147b :9-143d.

— curve (ships) 24-924d.

— law (in heat) 13-155d.
Disporea 9-385d.
Disporocystidae 6-61 7c.
Dispositio Achillea l-494d ;

13-576C.
Disposition and settlement

(Scots law)24-706b.
Disputant*, V». 28-118 (E3).
Disputationes Anatomicae (von

lluller) l-93id.
Dispute benefit 2S-1026d.
Disraeli, Benjamin : see

Beaconsfield, earl of.
D'ISRAELI, ISAAC 8-317b.
D'Israeli, Can. 22-724 (E3).
Disruption (Church of Scot-

land): see Free Church of

Scotland and Scotland,

Church of.
DISS, Xorf. 8-318a; 9-424

(IV. E2).

Dissa, mt., Tunis. 27-395a.
Dissected leaf 10-324d.
DISSECTION 8-318a; body-
snatching 4- 1 12a : criminals'

bodies 12-91 7c ; English law

l-937b ; Greek objection to

13-5180,

Disseisin l-7c ; in U.S. 9-138c.
DISSENTER (diet.) 8-318a :

see also Nonconformists.
Dissenter. Letter to a (marquess

of Halifax) 12-840d.
Dissenters' Chapels Act 27-

595b.

Dissepiment : see Septum.
Dissertalio de Loquela (J. C.

Amman) 7-888b.
Dissertationes Mcdicae (Pit-

cairne) 21-660b.
Dissertation on Miracle s(C&m\i-

bell, G.) 5-127d.
Disserth, VVales 9-428 (V. E3).
Dissident8-318a : in Germany,

see German Catholics ; in

Poland 21-912a, 21-918b.
Dissidents (school of poetry)

22-lGlb.
Dissiliaria baloghioides : see

HOI'S teak.
Dissimilation (biol.) : see Cata-

bolism.
Dissipation (phys.): electricity

2-864d, 2-867b; forces 17-

993b.
DISSOCIATION (chem.) 8-

318b ; Ionic 9-220b ; water

vapour 6-28c.

— (gas-engine) 13-148a.

— (mental) l4-205a ; 26-48c ;
27-168b.

Dissodectes 15-TGOc.
Dissogony 16-224d.
DISSOLUTION (diet.) 8-318b.
Dissolving views 16-lS7a.
Dissonance 13-126b.
Dissonema 14-153a.
Dissorhophidae 3-523a.
Dissorhophus 3-523a.
Disston, Oreg. 20-242 (C4).
Dissura maguari 2S-9GSd.
Distaechurus 17-783a ; 19-

488a.

DISTAFF 8-31 8b ; 16-725a.
Distance (on the turf) 13-7 30a.

— point (perspective) 21 -
257d.

— receptors 4-407b.

— wired (croquet) 7-504a.
Distaplia 27-389c.
Distater 19-872a.
Distearo-olein 20- lib.
Distemper (disease) 28-llb.

— (painting) 20-492d.
Distempers, doctrine of : see

Intern perieo,

Disthdne : see Cyanite.

Distichlis 12-373a.

Distichopora 14-154d.

Distichous 16-:!27c ; 6-250d.

Distigma 10-4G Ja (figs.) ; 10-
467b.

DISTILLATION 8-318o ; coal
ll-483d; coal-tar 6-596a,
6-597b ; coke 6-656c ;
French law 10-888d : pre-
paration of essential oils
20-52b, 21-140b ; spirits 25-
694c, 25-690d ; water 28-
367a.

Distillers Company, Lond. 16-
Slla.

Distilling Company of Amer-
ica 27-335d.

Distincta 8-878d.

Distington, Cumb. 9-412 (I.
A3).

Distinguished Conduct in the
Field (Army) Medal 18-lGc.

— Conduct in the Field (Col-
onial) Medal 18-17a.

— Service Order 15-8Gld ; 18-
17d; 22-270c.

Distira semperi 25-292a.
Distoechurus pennatus : see

Feather-tailed phalanger.
Distoma 27-389C.
Distomatidae 10-466c.
Distomea : see Malacocotylea.
Distomiasis : see Liver-rot.
Distomidae (Trematoda) 27-

240c ; 27-243a.

— (Tunicata) 27-389b ; 27-
390a; 27-391d.

Distomo, Gr. : battle (1827)

12-495b.
Distomum acanthocephalum

27-241b.

— duplicatum 21-26d.

— hepaticum : see Liver fluke.

— macrostomum 27-244c ; 27-
244b (fig.).

— magnum 27-243b.

— okenii : see Koellikeria fili-
colle.

Diston, Colo. 6-722 (H3).
Distortional wave 28-426d.

DISTRACTION (diet.) 8-322b.

Distraint of Knighthood £8-
849c.

DISTRESS (law) 8-322b ; 23-
103d ; 7-876C ; Brehon laws
4-491a ; emblements liable
9-308b ; impounding cattle
22-221b; lodgers' rent 16-
861c ; Roman law 23-552b ;
Scots law 14-20Sb ; toll 26-
1053b.

— damage feasant 27-254o.

— for Rent Act 8-322d ; 22-
221c.

— , signal of 10-463a.

Distributing mains 9-1'JSa.

Distribution (biol.) : see Zoo-
logical distribution and
Plants, distribution.

DISTRIBUTION (dict.)8-323a.

— (economics) 8-323a ; 23-
287a ; 28-438b.

— (printing) 19-558b ; 27-

— function 6-753b.

— , law of (physics) 18-658C.
Distributions, Statute of 14-

714c; 21-256b.
Distributive law (math.) 1-

603a; l-613d ; 2-533a,
Distributive Societies : see

Co-operative Stores.
DISTRICT (diet.) 8-323a ; In

India 14-385C ; urban and

rural 9-435b, 18-432b. See

also District Coimoil.

— attorney 2-887a.

— chapel 5-850C.

— Council 9-435b ; 9-442a :
15-595a ; acquisition of
land l-701b ; finance regu-
lations 9-439c ; parliamen-
tary and legal proceedings
9-440a, 9- 1 in.-.

— court-martial 18-446c.

— courts 3-332d.

— lunacy board 24-421b.

— nurses 19-9 16b.

District of Columbia, territorv,

U.S. 17-828 (C3-D4); 28-

349a; 28-3 5 Id.
District Railway, Lond. : see

Metropolitan District Rail-
way.

Distringas, writ of 28-850h.
Distrito Federal, territory.

Mcx. : see Mexico, Federal

District of.

Distyla 23-762b (fig.).
DISTYLE (diet.) 8-323b.
Distyle-in-antis 26-Gllo.
Distylis 23-763d.
Disuberyl 22-32d.
Disulphuryl chloride 26-0 le.
Diswood, 111. 14-304 (C6).
Dit (French Ut.) ll-114b.
Dital harp : see Harp-lute.
Ditch (fortif.) 10-685a.
— , Theme of the : see Wall,

Theme of the.

Ditcheat, Som. 9-430 (VI. Gl).
Ditcheridge, Wilts. : see Dit-

teridge.
Ditchling Beacon, hill, Sus. 9-

424 (IV. B5) : 26-1 65b.
Ditotragonal bipyramid : see

Bipyramid.

— bipyramidal class 7-576d.

— bisphenoid : see Tetragonal
scalenohedron.

— prism : «ee Prism.

— pyramidal class 7-577d.
Dithecal : see Bilocular.
Di-thienyl 26-850d.
Dithim (law) 4-491c.
Dithionates 7-581b ; 26-65a.
Dithionic acid 26-64d.
Dithmar of Merseburg : see

Thietmar.
DITHMARSCHEN, territory,

Ger. 8-323b ; 11-808 (Bl) ;

24-335d.
Dithmarsus, Raymarus Ursus

16-873a.
DITHYRAMBIC POETRY 8-

323d; 3-123b; Arion 2-

492a, 12-510b ; Greek

drama, Influence on 8-488b ;

Lasus 16-238C ; Pindar 21-

618c.

Dithyrocaris5-311d; 7-557b.
Ditisheim, Paul 28-365C.
Ditmarsh (Ditmarsken), Ger. :

see Dithmarschen.
Ditrema 23-245d ; 23-248C.
Ditremata ll-526d.
Ditrigonal bipyramid : see

Bipyramid.

— bipyramidal class 7-581c.

— prism : see Prism, ditri-
gonaL

— pyramid : see Pyramid,
ditrigonaL

— pyramidal class 7-581a.

— scalenohedral class 7-580a.
Ditro, Hung. 3-4 (13).
Ditrocha 14-179a.

Ditroite 19-384a.
Dittenberger, Wilhelm 14-
C28a; 21-811a.

Djtterldge, Wilts. 28-700c.
Dittcrs, Karl : see Dittersdorf,

Karl Ditters von.
DITTERSBACH, Ger. 8-324a :

11-808 (F3).
DITTERSDORF, KARL DIT

ters von8-324b.
Dittos, Friedrich 3-727c.
Dittisham, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E3).

Dittmar, W. 8-319c.
DITTO (diet.) 8-325a.
Dittography 26-711d.
DITTON, HUMPHRY 8-325a.
Ditton, Lanes. 16-139 (B3).
— . Long, Sur. : see Long

Ditton.
— .Thames, Sur. : see Thames

Ditton.

— Priors, Salop 9-420 (HI.
Bl); 24-1022c.

Ditzum, Ger. 13-588 (El).
DIU, India 8-325b ; 14-382

(D9) ; S-484b ; 4-189b.
Dtu Crone ll-540a ; 12-320b.
Dium. Gr. (Acto penin.) 12-440

— , Gr.' (Euboea) 12-440 (D2).

— Mnced. 12-440 (B4) ; 21-
377b.

Diumansana, Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(D3).

Diur, tribe : see Jur.
Dlurethane 27-795a.
DIURETICS 8-325b ; 16-785d.
Diurna : see Acta Diurna.
DIURNAL MOTION 8-325O.

— tide 26-942b ; 26-951d.
Diurnation 13-442d.
Dius (month) 6-315c.
Diuturna : see Juturna.
Div (myth.) : see Deva.
Divan Kanbar, isls., Ind.O. :

»ee Laccadive.
Divalent (dyad) : elements 6-

42a.

Divalia (festival) 2-8c.
Divan (council) 8-325d ; 17-

41 Id; Egyptian 9-103C ;

Turkish 27- 1591>, 8-325d.
DIVAN (diet.) 8-325d.

— ad hoc (Moldavia) 5-504b.
Divan-i-mouliassebat 27-432a.
Divatte, riv., Fr. 17-441d.
Dive, riv., FT. (Maine-et-

Lou-e) 17-441d.
— , riv., Fr. (Viennc) 28-55d.
DiveBouteille (liabeiais' Pant-

agrucl) 22-7 7 le.
Dive Canal, Fr. 17-442b.
Divcdro, val.. It. 26-242 (E4).
Divergence (math.) 27-9G4a.
Divfrsarum artium schcdida

(Theophilus) 21-797a.
DIVER (bird) 8-32Ga ; 20-

311d; 3-977a; 16-989b ;

eggs 9-14d ; skeleton 3-

9G2c, 3-9G4b.

" Diver " (dredger) 8-564a.
Diverbia 8-495a.
Divergent integral ll-306a.

— series 24-670a -, ll-309a.
Diverging parabolas 20-748d.
Divernon, III. 14-304 (C4).
Divers, E. ll-299c ; 14-171C.
DIVERS AND DIVING AP-

paratus 8-326c : see also

Diving.

Diver's palsy 4-958d.
Diverticulum caecum vitelli 1-

669b.

Diverthnento (music) 24-663b.
Divertissement (ballet) 3-2G9c.
Dives (bibl.) 16-313d.
Dives, riv., Fr. 10-778 .(D3) ;

20-298d; 5-G9c.
Divesiau group 5-58d ; 11-

670c ; IS-flGOc.
DIVES-SUR-MER, Fr.8-331c ;

10-778 (D3); 3-534b.
Divette, riv., Fr. 6-82a.
Divl, pt., India 14-382 (112).
Divide, Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (B4).
— , Mont. 14-276 (C3).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (B4).
— , mt., Ida. and Mont. 14-276

(B2).
DIVIDE (geog.) 8-331d; 11-

G34c.

— (parliament) : see Division.

Divided key (music) 21-564b.

DIVIDEND 8-331d; bank-
ruptcy 3»328d ; payment 6-
800a, 7-318c; warrant 28-
328c.

Divider (mining) 24-767b.
Dividing Creek, N.J. 19-502
(B5).

— Creek, riv., Md. 17-828
(114).

Dividing engine 12-313c.
Dividing Range, mts., Viet.
28-38 (B-C2); 28-38d.

— Range, Great, mts., Queens.:
see Great Dividing Range.

Dividing societies ll-220a.
DIVIDIVI 8-:!32b ; 16-332c.
Divie, riv., Scot. 9-269a; 10-
672c ; geology 9-269C.

Divina Commedia (Dante) 7-
814b ; 14-901C ; Boccaccio-
4-105b ; Gary's translation
5-439a ; Longfellow's trans-
lation 16-979b ; Virgil in 28-
116b.

Divina Praedestinatione, De
(Erigena) 9-743b.

DIVINATION 8-332b ; astro-
logy 2-795d: Babylonian
and Assyrian 3-114c, 1-lGGd,
22-317b ; Calchas the
Soothsaj-er 4-9G9a; China,
6-228b ; Cratippus 7-382b ;
Etruria 26-35Ga ; Greece
20-141b, 22-318e ; Hebrew
religion 13-18'2a, 9-676c, 22-
446c, 22-442b; Irish 14-
760b, 5-625a; Kavirondo
15-7020 ; Lapland 16-205b ;
omens 20-102a ; Plato 23-
73d ; Roman augurs 2-
903c, 13-37d: Saul and
witeh of Endor 24-2350 ;
Scythian 24-5270 : SibyUine
books 25-20a; Stoics 23-
73d, 25-947d ; Teutonic
practice 26-G85b ; Urimand
Thummim 27-797a.

Divine Analogy (Browne) 4-
665c.

Divine Comedy (Dante) : see
Divina Commedia.

Divine fathers (Egypt) 9-
54d.

Divine Legation (Warburton)
28-318b.

Divine Jj)ve and Divine Wis-
dom (Swedenborg) 26-222d.

Divine Rectitude (Balguy) 3-
256a.

Divine Right (of kings) 15-
80Ga ; 18-686d ; Filmer's
theory 10-345c ; Mencius
18- 1 1 4a ; Prussian monarchs
ll-G6d, 22-527b, 28-GG9a ;
Spanish version 10-2G8a ;
Suarez' refutation 25-1061b ;
Tory party 9-541a ; Wy-
cliffe 28-869b.

— Saviour, Society of the 18-
590d.

— Word, Society of the : see
Steyl Society of Foreign
Missions.

Diving 8-326c ; 26-233a ;
bird's action 10-502e ; in-
flammation of ear 8-794d ;
respiration 23-1 89a.

— bell 8-330a.
Diving-petrel 21-31 5c.
Divini, Eustachio 16-613d ; 6-

124b.
DIVINING-ROD 8-333b ; 8-

332d ; Apolline divination

20-U2a ; Druids 14-7GOb ;

hazel rod 13-118c; Lapps

16-205b.
Divinity School, Oxon. 20-

412d.
Divis, mt.. Ire. 14-744 (E2) ;

2-153a.
DIVISION (diet.) 8-334a.

— (friendly societies) ll-219c.

— (logic) 8-334b: fallacy 6-
813a, 10-153d; Plato's
doctrine 16-898a; Platonic
examples 21-816d, 21-816a,
21-817d.

— (math.) 8-334a ; algebra 1-
6000, 1-GlOc ; arithmetic 2-
539d, 2-529d ; Egyritian 9-
47a ; graphic method 1-
604c.

— (military) 2-606b ; 5-570a.

• — (parliamentary) 20 - 836c ;
8-331d.

DivisioneNalurae,De (Erigena)
9-743d ; 19-126a.

Divisfles, mts., Braz. 4-440
(115); 18-501d.

Divisor tables : see Factor
tables.

Divitiaeus (Aeduan chief) 1-
244d.

Divitio, Ger. : see Deutz.

Divodurum : see Metz.

Divona, Fr. : see Cahors.

Divonense castrum, Fr. : see
Dijon.

Divonno-les-Bains, Fr. 10-778
(114).

DIVORCE 8-334c ; alimony 1-
670d ; appeal 2-214b, 3-
118d; bigamy 3-921d ;
cases hi camera 5-104b ;
canon law 8-336d ; con-
fession 6-904d ; evidence
10-12d ; France 8-343a ; 10-
922a, 10-929d ; taipotence
14-343C ; incest 14-353d ;
Indian law 14 • 44 la, 14-
445c ; king's proctor 22-
421a ; re - marriage 8-
314d, 16-lllb, 5-601c ;
Roman law 8-334d, 23-565b,
23-5 7 Oa ; women's dis-
abilities (England) 28-785a.

Divot (golf) 12-223C.

Divri, Gr. 12-424 (C3).

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238

.

;Jd.
India

Divrlk. Turk. A. 2-760 (03) :

. • ;.lirlkr.
IMm* Jul

"ii2ste

': trt Dhawala-

i (official) t trt Dcwan.
>: trt Divan.

14-378

India 14-378 <O«) ;

ptwani : *w Dewannv.
WimaL Kuh. mt.. 1-en. 21-

Ptwan-l-Am. Delhi 7-955a.
DIWANlEH;Turk.As.8-346b ;
86-305 <K3) ; 3-1111:1.

.H. Drltil 7-95Sa.
-A.Ub (M*.)20-725d.
I M* Revival, ro-
Us Ion*.
DIX. DOROTHEA LYNDE •-

S46b: 19-774C.
—.JOHN ADAMS S-MOd ; 19-

llte.
Hlx. IU. 14-304 (1)5).

— , Neb. 19-3X4 (A3).
—.nit., f.s. l-lU2d.

13--.'03<IU);

I.I. Mo. 17-134 (114).

•
- . l.l.i 14--T'-. . I: 0.

— . La. 17-54 (Al).
—. Okla. 88-58 (DS).

-.Wai.li. 28-344 (OS).
" Dlxl.- " (war «onjr)6-343d.
Dixie Creek. HT., Nor. 5-8

Dlxleme (tax) 16-84So ; 10-

847a; 10-918b.
Dlxmont, Me. 17-434 <C4).

— . 1-a. 21-106 (D6> ; tt-llOc.
Dlxtimlden. llt-Ic. 3-668 (Al).
DineurtimeSScit (periodical)

Dtxon (colonel) 3-601b.

— (physiologist) 27-9340 ; 27-

— , A. £.: on nelomyxa l-876a.

— , <-. HOOD 19-66TC,

— . Ella Hcpworth 8-347d.

— , GEORGE 8-:i47a.

— . Harold I), (chemist) 6-29c ;
6-31 b ; 6-2S5C.

— , Harry (sculptor) 24-504c.

— . sir Henry Grey 27-207b.

— . Henry H. (botanist) 21-
747b.

— . HENRY HALL (" the
lirnid ") 8-347b.

— , Jeremiah 17-841b.

— , Joseph (photographer) 21

II' V.

— , Joseph Moore (statesman)
18-756d.

— . K. 11. (ethnologist) 14-457a.

— . RICHARD WATSON
(divine) 8-347b.

—.WILLIAM HEPWORTH

8-347d.
Dlxon, Cat 5-8 (C2).

— , Colo. 8-724 (ft).

— . Ga. 11-752 (D4).
—.In. 14-732 (O3).
DIXON. 111. 8-347d; 14-304

— Ky. 15-740 (A3).

— Mis*. 18-90 (CSS.

— Mo. 18-608 (DS).

— -Mont. 14-276 (B2).

— 1 1.20-26 (A3).

— Wyo. 28-874 (E4).

— . archip., N.Am. 8-347b.

— Co., Xeb. 19-324 (IIS).

— Entrance, channel. Can. 4-

: 8-347b.

— Hill. Md. 17-828 (A3).
Dlxon'i cave, Ky. 17-531c.
Dlxons Mills, Ala. 1-4CO (113).
Dlxon Sprinir. 111.14-304(116).

— Spring, Tenn. 16-620 (El).
Dixonvifle, Ala. 1-460 (C4>.

— . Pa. 21-106 (D4).

Dlya (blood money) 2-262a.
Dlyalr Rebla, dial.. Mesop. 19-

710c.
Dlyala. rir., Turk.As. 26-305

<F2); IS-'.'Oc. 26-9700.
Diyauddin b. Athlr : tee Ibn

Athlr.

DlyawUl : tee Dew&ll.
Diylng.rlr.. India 14-376 <P7).
Dii (BUful), rir.. Peru. 21-18S

(A2); 17-129d; 8-348a ; 4-

tntl

DUabul (khan) : tee Mokan,

l5-.;:;.'i.

..

Dizck. dM_ Pen. 3-297a.
DIZFUL.l'cn.«-348»; 21-1S8

(A2); 21-lOSo,

• .. Pen. 2-2 83d : 8-348a.
Dlx-i-Slyah, castle, Pere. 15-

780c,

I)i/l..:r.|. ,Ii-t.. I'.-r-. 10-1'.'<>!>.
Dlrpul, Pen. : are DUful.
Diiy. Fr. 17-7460,

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Instruction* given on Page I.

lOVO. Hunt. aXUSa ; »• pobbta.JaiiiMr.ai.MO>.

DISE-DODO

dl.t.. UaL 14-376

_ 1Mb.

Jarld) Ik-y 87-46J* ;

Dlanuup 81-
lijarld (Javl

I- :.' i • • mil

em, Kl. Ton. : *n Jem, EL
enh fauna: •« IVamalla,

i. rtbl

,-i .1 '
•M Jeuar.

Iboutl, Kr.soralnd. : tre

I)

lillhnd: •» Jihad.

-i-l (II'.').
Ilium : *rr J
Djokjakarta, Jura : ire Jok-

lakarta.
DJougar. mt.. X. Af. : tee

.

DJuanaher 2-373c.
DJuma |ii»Kh. I urk.As. : tee

Dlumala. Turk. 17-2171).
DJumbtr, ml.. Hum.'. 3-4 (Fl);

8-3830.

DjuplvogT. Ice. 14-228 (1)2).
Iijupurand. lake. Nor. 19-801

HJurg.'irdcn, park. Stockholm
25-i):;.'. di-.'i : 2S-936a.

DJunrArdtbrunn. Swed. 25-
935(11.').

DJurginlibrumnvikrii. Inlet.
Swed. 25-935 (IU) : 25-936u.

Dlursholm, Stockholm 25-

SK

D.L. : tee Dtputy-Lleutonant.
Dllghthe Felne : tee Brehon

!.i ..-.
D.Lit. (abbrer.) l-29a ; hoods

27-779a.

Dlo, Miss. 18-600 (C3).
DLUGOSZ. JAN 8-348b.
Dmitri : are Demetrius.
DMITR1EV, IVAN IVANOVICH

8-348d.
Dmitriev, Russ.. 23-872 (D-

E5); 15-953d.

Dmitriersk, Russ. : tee Kamy-
shin.

DinitroT. Russ. 23-872 (F.4).
Dmitrorsk. Russ. 23-872

(D-E5); 20-251a.
Dmitry : tee Demetrius.
D'mut ha (deity) 17-555C ; 17-

557c.
Dnieper, bay, S.Ruse. 23-S74

(I. C-D3).
DNIEPER, rir.. Uuis. 8-349a ;

23-872 (1)8): 23-874 (I. D3);

23-880d ; anc. Ilorysthcnes

23-648 (F2); geology 23-

871b ; Kremonchug brid(to

15-925c : length and basin

area 9-9090.
Dnieper-Bug canal. Ruse. 8-

:(49b ; 21-93db.
Dniester, bay, S.Russ. 23-874

(I. c'3-4).
DN IESTER, riv.. Russ. 8-3491) ;

3-4 (112); 23-872 (C-D6) ;

23-8804 ; anc. Tyras 23-G48

<K2) ; In Austria 2-970d ;

Danube-Oder canal 3-37a ;

length and basin area, 8-909c;

In Podolla 21-875b.
Dnyepr : tee Dnieper.
Dnyester : trr Dniester.
Do, Giovanni 23-285B,
Do, lake, Fr.W.Af. 11 - 204

(F2).
Doab, region. India *-349c ;

11-4520.

— , riv., Pcr«. : tre Zarln Rud.
DOAB (Duab, Dooab) (diet.)

8-349C.

— canal, India 8-349d.

— grass 5-231b.

Doagh, Ire. (Antrim) 14-744

(K2).

— . Ire. (Donegal) 14-744 (Dl).
Doak town.Can. 19-465 ( B-C1 ).
Doaln Bukere (negro), 19-

346b.

Doana, rir. : tre Erymanthaa.
Doan Brook, riv., O. 20-2'i

(M5) ; 6-504a.
DOANE, GEORGE WASHING

ton8-349d.
— , Lieut. Gustarus C. 28-

Doaneville, Conn. 6-952 (113).
Doans. Ind. 14-422 (D7).
Doany, Mad. 17-27 1 tOfi.
Doara, riv., Somlnd. 25-::7;i

(BtT

Doat, Taxlle 5-759d ; 5-758b.
DoaUness (diet.) 26-979b.
Dob, Ark. 2-552 (C I )•
— .Va. 28-118 (I!l).
I. .'., -,|.i;i.,, , ./ ii :;,M5.

53b.

Dobberan, Ger. : tre Doberan.
DobberUn, Ger. 15-570b.
Dobble, lake. S.Austr. 2-960

(F5).
Dobbin. Alexander 22-291d.

_ <04):

Dobbo (dwcUln*) 88-743a.
Dobba, Arthur i6-776b ; 14-

; ••

— , Jemnlah 8-35O*
Dobba, Ala. 1-460 (IU).
DOOM FERRY (tireenbnijrb)

N.V.8-.i49d: 18-496 (SI).
ti. waterfall. Hoot. 6-

> (machine) 26-447a.
-•mt, York*. 28-933 (Al ).
Dobeibad. Ana. : --
Dobell. Bertram 27-l.v.b ; 26-

STia,
— .8YDHEY THOMPSON 8-

350*.
DOBELN. Oor. 8-J5Oo ; 11-

ftj Urn

Dobon, Oer. 12-60:ia.
DOBERAN. Uer. 8-350d ; 11-

808 C
DOBEREINER, JOHANN

Wolfgang 8-'l50d; 28-68d ;

atomic \velghU8-257o; lamp

17-876b.

Dobey Town. Xeb. 15-7 07 b.
Dobhratn. mt.. Scot. 24-412

Doblo : trr Adobe.
Dobler, Ludwl* 6-945C,
Doblon (com): tee Medlo

condor.
Dobnock, Johann : tee Coch-

laeus, Johann.
Dobo. Stephen 8-12d.
Dobratach, mu. Ana. 5-336d ;

28-67d.
DoboJ. Aus.IIung. 3-4 (E4) ;

4-282b; 4-280C.
Dobra, Serv. 24-686 (Cl).
— , riv.. Hung. 7-472c.
Dobran, Ana. 3-4 <C2).
Dobruvoda, Monten. 18-767

(B3-2).

Dobrce, Bonamy 3-341C.
— . PETER PAUL 8- . .1.1.
DOBRENTEI.GABOR 8-351b;

13-9270,

Dobrcst, Hung. 3-4 (113).
Dobrl. Vadu, Hung. : tee Vadu-

Dobri.
Ilobrilovina, Monten. 18-767

(Bl).

Dobrilugk. Ger. 11-808 (D3).
Dobrlnye, Serv. 27-829c.
Dohrls, Au«. 3-4 (C2).
DOBRITCH (Ilajiolupozarjik),

Bulg.8-351b; 4-773(0-2).
— . region, Rum. : tee Do-

brudla.
DOBRIZHOFFER, MARTIN 8-

35 Ib.
DOBROWSKY, JOSEPH 8-

351c J 4-134C ; 7-723d.
DOBRUDJA (Uobrosrea) re-
gion. Rum. 8-3.0 Id ; 23-826

(1)2) ; 23-826l> ; geology

27-'J59o; railway 3-227d:

San Stefano treaty 4-782a,
— , nils.. Rum. 4-391C.
Dobrudzha (Little Scythia) 13-

933d : ter otto Dobrudja.
Dobmsky, Jan. 6-100b.
Dobryanka, Russ. 23-874 (I.

C2).

Dobrzin (order) 26-677b.
Dobrzyn, Ger. 21-920a ; 21-

9051) ; 5-447a.
DOBSINA (Dobschau), Hung.

8-352a: 3-4 <U2).
Dobson, G. E. 6-243a and foil.
— . H. AUSTIN 8-352a : 9-

(i Mb ; ballades 3-264d ;

rondels 23-690c ; triolet 27-

287c ; vcrs de society 27.

1041c; virclay 28-1 lie,
DOBSON, WILLIAM 8-353a ;

27-891d.

Dobson, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).
Dobuknll, riv., China 17-553

(B-C2).
Dobunl. tribe 4-584 (B-C5) ;

4-587 b.

Docce Uassl, It. 17-95c.
Doccia, It. 6-753C.
Does, rlr., Braz. 4-440 (16) ;

4-1 II.-: 9-775b.
Docemo (Yoruba king) 16-7 Ic.
DOCETAE 8-3.>3a : 14-294b.
Ilochamps. Bclg. 3-668 <O3).
Dochard, lake, Scot. 24- 1 is

(III).
Dochart, glen. Soot. 24- Us

(C2); 2f-262b.
— . lake, Scot, 15-796d.
-. riv., Scot. 24-41 8 (C2) ; 15-

796d; 26-466a.
Dochfour, lake, Scot. 14-7 19c.
Dochiariti, monastery, Mt

04 2-85 Ic,

DOCHMIAC8-:!53c.
Hoc-hoc (t it le)2-62d.
Doclmastos cnsffems : trt

Sword-bUL
Doclmium. Asia M. : tee. Eara-

iii--.,r.

Deck, ChrMopher ll-R04l>.

i . . . 1 1 • . . ,

DOCK (du 1.18- Jiilc.
DOCK (but.) 8-J53c: 22-lflb
<0g.); fruit ll'156b (nc.).

Td: •ntranoM and locks
MOb ; catai 8-:i6»c ; rrar -
[ docks 8-3610 ; halFud*
•4«7a : Jetties ti-3A9c,

Docker.' Union Htrlke (1889)
28-10310.

Doekerr. Mtaa. 18-600 (IU).

Docket, Andrew 5-93c.

DOCKET (diet.) 8-364a.

DIM k foundatloni 10-7 41b.

Docking. Norf. 8-424 (IV. 1)1);
geolcxry 19-7451. ; 19-7 46b.

Ii.K-i.lnn. \\cuih. 28- ..I Ki4).

DOCK WARRANT 8- .1, 1 1,.

DtM-kwra. William 22- 17 Ha.

DOCKYARD88-364b ; Admir-
alty supervision l-190o, 19-
305b; Protection Act (1772)
5-280a. 2-65r.b ; SI Vin-
cent's reforms 24-50* ; sur-
reyor of : tre Surveyor of
dockyards.

Doclra. Monten. : trr Dukle.

Docmac 5-513c.

DooockMMall-SlOa; Il-5n7a.

Doooumi. Rum. 23-826 (C-D1).

Docosaue20-756b.

Doctor. G. 25-892a.

Doctor (eUx-t ronlathig) 8-238b.

— (machine) 2B-69M.

— (physician): tee Medical
practitioner.

DOCTOR (university decree) 8-
366d ; precedence »-2 7 Od ;
ruin- 23-ur.o.

Doctor of Divinity 27-77'ja.

— of Laws and Literaturu 27-

— of Literature 27-779B,

— of Medicine 27-779a.

— of Music 27-7 79a.

— of Philosophy 8-988b ; 27-
77H.1.

— of Science 27-779a.
Doctor (Southey) 22-773C.
Doctor Angelicus: trr. Aquma«,

Thomas.

Doctor Arroyo, Mex. 19-845C.
Doctoral 10-798C ; 10-43C.

— d'Universlte 10-43c.
Doctor Christ ianlssimna (Con

solatorius) : tee Gerson,

— Ecstatlcus: tee Ruyabroeck,
Jan ran.

Doctor f'mtthu (Marlowe) 17-

742b: 8-521C.
Doctor Pundamontarius (Fun-

datlssimns) : tee Colonna

Egidio.

— lOnmlnatus : tee Francis
(of Mayron) and Lull.
Italmon.

— IrrefragablUs : tee Alex
ander of Hales.

— Mirabilla : tee Bacon. Roger.
" Doctor Mlses " : tee Fechner,

G. T.

Doctor Resolutiaslmns : tee
Dnrand,GniUaumc(d. 1334).

— Scholasticus 24-346C.
DOCTORS' COMMONS 8-367a.
Doctors Creek, rir., N.J. 19-

502 (C3).
Doctor Seraphlcus : tee Bona

ventura, St,
Dr Serier (G. W. Cable) 4-

MOb.

I) r slop: tee Stoddart, Sir J.
Doctor Sotennis : tre Henry

of Ghent.

— subtills : trr Duns Scotus.
I>r Syntax, 7"our»o/(C'ombe and

Rowlandson) 6-751b; 23-

787d.

Doctortown, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Doctor Unlversalls : tee Aqul

naa, Thomas.
rtoctrina Addaei 1-61 d.
Itoctrina apottolorum : see

Tim Wayt, The.
Doctrinaire (diet.) 8-367c.
DOCTRINAIRES (political

party) 8-367a ; 12-706b.

— (religious aasoc.) : trr Peres
de la doctrine chretlcnne,

nocfrinalr (Gallus) 27-524C.
Iiortrine8-:i81d.
DoHnneo/Uteilean, see Chuno

DOc'uMENT (law) 8-367c ;
affidavit l-300c; attesta-
tion 28-70". 1 : eonreyancins:
7-49a ; discovery-law 8-
312b; evidence 10-1 Sd ;
Greek law 12-.lO.id : inter-
national law 14-704b ; re-
popitoriee of records, tee
Record ; stamp duties f
771c,

Documentary Evidence Acts
10-10b ; 22-3010 ; ll-545a.

of tale : «M *mmir

•K

In-Dank, canal. Pwa. s ttt

• .. r.-. r.

Dodartia orlenUU* 12-16Tb.
1 " H i * l MfcUsftpur, I n«l IA 14*^t X

113).

Holbrooke. Dev. 15-81&O.
liiMld. John (bow-Dakar) 4*

34 la.

— , WILLIAM 8-367d.
Dodd. Colo. 6-722 (Gl).
— .laL, China 6-1 6»
. Ark. 2-5.' .

— Clty-Tex. 26-6WO (L-M2).
DODDER 8-368b.

Dodd Fall, ridce. York.. 8-412

(I. D4).

Doddle* (diet.) 5-540d.
Doddlnghnrst, EM. 16-942

Doddmcton, Camba. 8-424

— . Northumb. 8-412 (I. El).

— Mere. take. Cbea. 8-416 (IL
C3); 6-90a.

Doddlngtree, dJA, Wore*. 28-

-.'!..
DODDR1DGE, PHILIP 8- ' -. .

14-194C.
Doddridge, Ark. 2-552 (114).

— Co., W.Va, 28-560 (CJ).
DODDS. ALFRED AKEDEE

8-369a ; 7-736c ; 1O-903C.

Doddsrule, Miss. 18-600 (B2).

Dodecagon 22-25d.

Dodecahedral plane 7-57 Id.

Dodecahedron (crystallo-

graph y ): deltoid 7-57 Sb (tig. );
dyakls. trr Dyakis-dodeca-
hedron ; pentagonal 7-575d;
rhombic form 7-574b (flea.),
7-575c (flgj ; tetrahedrai
DentagonaT7-576c.

DODECAHEDRON (goom.) 8-
369a ; 22-27c ; 22-I9b ;
Euclid ll-688b; great 22-
28b ; Pythagoras 22-702a ;
snub 22-29a; stellated, trr
Stellated dodecahedron ;
truncated 22-28d.

Dodecane 88-7 56a.

Dodecarchy (Egypt) 8-87b ;
22-540d.

Dodecaschoenns, anc. dlst_
Nub. 9-89d ; 9-81b.

DODECASTYLE 8-369b.

Dodcndorf, Ger. battle (1809)
24-323d.

DODERLEIN. J. C. W. L.
(philologist) 8-369b.

— . Johann CTiristoph (theo-
logian) 8-369b.

Dodge Grenvllle Mellen 7-

— , CoL Henry 10-677d ; 28-

747a.

— , Nehemlah 23-250b.
— , THEODORE AYRAULT

8-369c.

— , W. de L. 28-350b.
Dodge, Ky. 15-740 (H2).
—.Mass. 17-852 (D2).
— . Neb. 18-384 (113).
— . Tex. 26-690 (M5).
— , Wis. 28-740 <B4).
— , mt., N.Dak. 25-506d.

— Center, Minn. 18-550 (E6).

— Oty, Kan. 15-654 (B3); 15-
655a; soldiers* home 15-
1688.

— Co.. Ga. 11-752 (C3) ; 11-

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (E7).

— Co., Nob. 19-324 (113).

— Co.. Wis. 28-742a ; 28-740
(E5).

Dodger (advertising) l-240d.
Dodges Branch, riv., Wis. 28-

740 (C-D6).

Dodgeville, Wis. 28-740 (C6).
Dodgingtown. Conn. 6-952

(1)4).
DODGSON, CHARLES LUT-

wldn 8-369C,
DodicU mt., Tirol l-747b.
Dodinga, MaLArch. 17-466

(F2).

— , bay. MaLArch. 12-863d.
— , isthm.. Mal.Arch. 12-863d.
Dodlngton. Bnbb : ter Mel

combe, George Bnbb Dod

Ington.
Dodfcston. Cbea. 8-416 (II.

A3).
Dodman, pU Com. 8-430 (VI.

C3).
Dodo, rir^ Camer. 5-110 (B2).

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DODO-DONN

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Dodo, riv., Nig. 19-678 (B5).
DODO 8-370a; 3-963a ; 3-

977d.

Dodoons, Eembert ll-765o.
DODONA, Gr. 8-372b ; 12-440

(Bl); 27-426 (B3) ; early

inhabitants 21-65b ; identi-

fication 14-215b ; Zeus wor-

ship 28-9 7 7 b, 21-605a.
Dodonaea (Hellopia), dist., anc.

Or. 8-372C.
Dodonaea (bot.) 26-440b ; 2-

746d.
Dodonaios (myth.) : see Zeus

Dodonaios.
Dodowah, Go.Cst. 12-203

(B-C4); battle (1826) 2-

726c.

Dodrans 2-713b.
DODS, MARCUS 8-373a.
Dodsley, James 8-373d.

— , ROBERT 8-373b ; 2-194c.
Dodson, J. : antilogarithms

26-332d ; insurance 14-
66,'>d.
Dodson, La. 17-54 (Bl).

— , Mont. 14-276 (El).

— . Va. 28-118(84).
DODSWORTH, ROGER 8-

373d.
DODWELL, EDWARD 8-374a.

— , HENRY (1641-1711) 8-
374a; 19-737a; 7-936a.

— , Henry (d. 1784) 8-374b.
Dodworth, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Doe, Charles Franklin 5-

22d.
Doe, mt., Port.E.Af. 22-164a.

— Bank, Warwick. 25-758
(Bl).

Doebner, Oscar Gustav : alde-
hydes 6-54b ; quinoline 1-
532a, l-533a.

Doebranch, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

Doe Castle, Ire. 8- 11 4a.

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14 - 422

'

11-

.

mt.,

.

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(Bl).

Doeg (Edomite) 8-949d.

— (nickname) : see Settle,
Elkanah.

Doeglic acid 20-ola.
Doe Hill, Va. 28-118 (C2).
Doel. Belg. 3-668 (Dl).
Doelter y Cistertch, C.A.

647d; 10-245b.
" Doelwijk " (ship) 7-34c.
Doenyo Ebor (Egeri),

Br.E.Af. : see Kenya.

— Ngai, mt., Ger.E.Af. 11-771
(Bl).

Doerun, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
Doe Run. Mo. 18-608 (F4).

— Run, Pa. 21-106 (17).

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106
(H-I7).

Does, Jan van der : see Dousa,

James.
Doesbunr, Holl. 13-588 (D2) ;

ll-557d.
Doethe, reservoir, Wales 28-

407.
Doetinchem, Holl. 13-588

(D3) ; ll-557d.
Doeville, Tenn. 26-620 (Jl).
Doffer (machine) 7-303d.

— roller 16-726a.
DOfflngen, Ger. : battle (1388)

26-177a; ll-848d.
Dofflng knife 16-726a.
Doflein, F. (biologist) 22-488a.
Dofra, Kent : see Dover.
Doftana, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Dog, isl., Fla. 10-540 (B2).

— , isl., Pac.O. : see Pukapuka.
—.lake, Can. (B.C.) 4-600

(F3).

— , lake, Can. (Man.) 17-584
(B2).

— , lake. Can. (Ont.) 20-114
(Bl).

— , lake, Oreg. 20-242 (E5).

— , riv., Can. 20-114 (Bl).

— . riv., Vt. 19-490 (B3).
DOG 8-374b (Plates) ; an-

cestry 5-37 Ib, 9-664a, 21-
848b ; Aryan and Semitic
conceptions 26-1041d, 8-
37 4c ; caecum 17-525a ;
osaniometry 7-373a foil.
(figs.) ; dentition 17-523b
(fig. ); dew-claw 8-137d
diseases 28-1 Ib; dreams
8-561c ; Egyptian myth
ology 2-157a ; falconry 10-
145b ; fur ll-349b ; Hecate
worship 13-194a ; Irelanc
(anc.) 14-768c ; longevity
16-976a; owner's liability
7-523b ; parasites 28-12d
pariah, see Pariah dog
Persian religion 18-623C .
labies 14-167a ; telesrony
26-510b; Tinneh mythology
19-137a, 19-142d ; traction
by 27-118c; wild, see
Dingo ; worship 2-51o.

— (dice) 8-177b.

— (engin.) : tee Jaw chuck.

Dogali, Erit. : battle (1887) 1-

93c; 15- 7 la.

Doganella, lake, It. 15-4 (G2J.
Dogba, Dah. 11-204 (G5) ; 7-

735b.

Dogberry : see Dogwood.
Dog-cart 5-411d.
Dog Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752

<B2).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(E2).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (B3).
Dog Days 15-552d ; 5-183b ;

1-157C.

Dogden, N.Dak. 19-780 (D2).
Dogdyke, Lines. 9-416 (II.

03).
DOGE 8-379c; 27-1004b

foil. ; 15-39a.
— , Palace of the, Venice 27-

998a; 27-1002a.
Dog Ear Creek, riv., S.Dak.

S5-506 (E-F4).
Dog-fall 28-845b.
DOG-FISH 8-380b ; 24-806a ;

geological range 20-82b ;

sense of smell 22-572C.

— (freshwater) : see Bow-
fin.

Dog flea 28-13a.

Dogger (Dutch term) 8-380d.

— (geol.) 7-132b ; 3-620d ; 11-
534b.

DOGGER BANK, shoal. North
Sea 8-380d ; 9-908 (G4-5) ;
battle (1781) 13-603c, 1-
846d ; English fishing fleet
attacked 23-930b ; fish-
rearing experiments 21-65pa.

— group (geol.) of Yorkshire
20-119c; 28-fl31c; 17-385b;
of Germany 15-569b. See
also Bajocian audBathonian.

DOGGETT, THOMAS 8-381a.
Doggett's Coat and Badge 8-

381a ; 23-783c ; 4-99d.
Dog-grate 12-378C.
Doghan Arslan, Asia M. 21-

544a.
DoghanlUdere, Asia M. 13-536

(B2) : 13-535d.
Dog Hillock, mt., Scot. 24-412

(F3).
Dogilani, plains, Br.E.Af. 4-

601 (B3) ; 4-601d.
Dog-legged stair : see Newel

stair.

Dog louse 28-13a.
DOGMA 8-381a.
Dojmatic Panoply (Zigabenus)

12-5 19b.
DOGMATIC THEOLOGY 8-

384c ; 26-784C. See also

Table of Contents, section

" Religion."
Dogneville, Fr. 9-694c.
Dogo, isl., Jap. 20-57c.
— , spa. Jap. 15-160d.
Dog of Darkness : see Gwyllgi.

— of Montargis 18-760b ; 17-
190d.

Dogora, India 14-382 (K9).
DOGRA (race) 8-385b.
Dogri (dialect) 13-479C.
Dog-Ribs, tribe 14-460b.
Dogro 7-597d.
Dog rose 23-7 30a (fig.).
DOGS, ISLE OF, dist., Lond.

8-385b ; 16-938 (D3) ; 22-

89a.

Dogs Act 7-523b.
Dog-salmon 2-27a : 4-599d.
Dog's bent 12-368b.
Dog shore (building) 24-lOOSc ;

24- 1003d.
Dog shows 8-376a.

— Show Society, National 8-
376b.

Dog's mercury 9-893a ; 9-
894a ; 10-567a.

Dogs of hell (folklore) 3-399c.

Dog's tail 12-37 6c ; 12-372c.

Dog-star : see Sirius.

Dog Stone (Clach-a-choin),
rock, Scot. 19-945C.

Dog's tooth (bot.) : see Ber-
muda grass.

— tooth violet 13-769d.
DOG-TOOTH (arch.) 8-385b ;

18-934b (fig.) ; 8-798a.
Dogtooth Creek, riv., N.Dak.

19-780 (C3).
Dog-tooth spar 4-969d.
Dogtown, N.J., 19-503d.
Dog violet 28-102a (fig.).
Dog watch 28-362b.
Dog wolf : see Coyote.
Dogwood, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-45:2 (E8).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (Dl).
DOGWOOD 8-385c ; 5-365a

20-551b.
Dohachi (Jap. potters) 15-

187a; 15-184b.
Dohad, India 14-376 (F8) ; 14-

625a ; 20-673b.
Dohaneswari, riv., India 14-

376 (P7-6).
Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von

4-138d; 18-1 -Ml i.

Dohna, Christoph de 24-7 I s,L
— , count (Christina of Sweden)

6-292C.
Dohrn, Anton 28-1032b ; 27-

1050b.
Doilate, lake, Scot. : see

Dilate.
D'Oili, Robert: see Robert

D'Oili.
Doi Luang, znts., Siam 18-

109b.
Doine, lake, Scot. 24-418

(B-C2) ; 16-87a.
Doiran, Turk. 27-426 (C2) ;

17-217b.
— , lake, Turk. 27-426 (C2) ;

17-216d.

Dojail, canal, Turk. As. 9-897a.
Doji Bara famine (India) 10-

167b.
Dokak (Seljuk ruler) : see

Dekak.
Doker-la, pass, China 6-168

(F4).
Dokett, Andrew : see Docket,

Andrew.

Dokhan, mt., Egy. 9-42c.
Dokhana.bay, Sud. 26-9 (Dl) ;

26-1 Ob.

Dokimasia 2-445c ; 4-321c.
Dokita, riv., W.Af. 11-204

(E-F4).
Dokka, riv., Nor. 19 - 804

(D2).

Dokki, El, Cairo 4-954 (B2).
Dokkum, Holl. 13-588 (Dl) ;

11-230C.
Dokos, isl., Gr. 12-424 (E3) ;

14-33C.
Dokpa (Drupa), tribes 26-

918c.
Doktawadi, riv.. Bur. :

Myitnge.
Dokuy, Fr.W.Af. 11 - 204

(E3).

DDL, Fr. 8-385d; 10-778
(D3) ; bishopric 3-537d, 19
735b, 7-508d ; cathedral 8
385d, 5-522C.
canton, Fr. 14-300d.
marsh, Fr. 14-300c.
mt., Fr. 8-385d.
Dola, Asia M. 21-544a.
FT. : see DOle.
Kent : see Deal.
W Va. 28-560 (C2).
Do-la, pass, China 6-168 (E4).
Dola (measure) 28-491d.
Dolabella, Cn. Cornelius (fl.

70 B.C.) 27-1038a.
— (Maximus), Publius Cor
nelius (fl. 283 B.C.) 24-648a;
23-636b.

— , PUBLIUS CORNELIUS
(d. 43 B.C.) 8-385d ; 2-151c ;
16-2390.

Dolabella (zool.) ll-522a.
Dolabella, Arch of, Rome 27-

297c; 23-605d.
Dolabra : see Guillotine.
Dolabrifer ll-522a.
Dolafids (dynasty) 21-225a.
Dolaishweram, India 12-170d.
Dolan burner : see Naphey

burner.

Doland, S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
Dolanog, Wales 9-428 (V. E2).
Dolarddyn, Wales 18-7 85c.
Dolatocrinidae 8-878d.
Dolau, Wales 9-428 (V. E3)
Dolbadarn, Wales 5-36 Ib.
Dolbahanta, dist., Somlnd. 25

379 (E3); 25-381D.
Dolbear, A. E. : telephone 26-
549a ; wireless telegraphy
26-53 Ic.
Dolben, John (barrister) 8-

386a.
— , JOHN (divine) 8-386a ; 28-

928c.

— , Sir William 6-447d.
Dolbenmaen, Wales 9-428 (V

C2).

Dolberg, Okla. 20-58 (D-E3).
Dolbohanti, tribe 25-380b.
Dolby, Charlotte : see Sainton

Dolby, Charlotte.
DOLCE, LUDOVICO 8-386b

14-907b.
Dolcebuono, Giovanni 18-

439a.

Dolchinia 27-386c.
Dolci, Agnese 8-386c.
— , CARLO 8-386b.
Dolcian3-497b ; 25-432a ; 19-

952b.

Dolcinists 2-204d ; ll-41c.
Dolcino of Novara 2-204d.
Dolcoath, mine. Corn. 5-85e

2-59a.

Doldenhorn, Gross, mt.
Switz. : see Gross Dolden
horn.

Dolder, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
DOLDRUMS (geogr.) 8-386d

6-514C.
Dole, Sanford B. 13-92c ; 13-

93a.

DOLE (Dola), Fr. 8-386d ; 10
778 (G4) ; siege (1636) 26

857a; university 27-768c,

21-388a.

Dole, arrond., Fr. 15-565C.
Dole, lake, Me. 17-434 (B3).
DOle, int., Switz. 26-242 (A4) ;

15-5660.

DOLE (gift) 8-387a.
Dole cupboard 7-634d.
Dolendo, Bartholomew8-451b.
Dolent, mt., Alps 26-242 (C5) ;

l-743b.
DOLERITE 8-387b ; 21-3280 ;

21-332 (PI. III. fig. 6) ; con-
version to amphibolite 1-

884c ; fusing point 28-lSlc.
Dolerophyllum 20-538d.
Dolesfeld, anc. dist., Wilts. 28-

699b.
DOLET, ETIENNE8-387d; «-

453d.
Doletabad, Pers. 21-188 (A2) ;

17-47 Ib.
Dolezalek, F. : electrometer 9-

236c ; on electromotive

force 9-225a.

Dol6zon, riv., Fr. 16-482c.
Doln, Giuseppe 3-451a.
Dolfln (medieval name) : see

Dolphin.
DOLGELLEY, Wales 8-388b ;

9-428 (V. D2).
Dolgelly beds (geol.) 5-88a.
Dolgeville, N.Y. 19-596 (F2).
Dolgiy, isl., Russ. 23-872 (12).
Dolgoi, cape, Russ. 23-872

(C7).
Dolgoruki, Catherine 21-291b ;

8-.188d ; l-561d.
— , VASILY LUKICH, count 8-

388c ; monument 25-122d.
Dolgovka, Russ. 23-872 (D8).
Dol Gwili, Wales 9-428 (V. C4).
DOLHAIN, Belg. 8-388d ; 3

668 (G2).

Doli, spring, Dalm. 7-772c.
Doli'a (measure) 28-490a; 28-

491d.
Doliana, Gr. 12-424 (D3) ; 26-

504d.

Doli capaz (law) l-372d.
Doliche, Gr. 12-440 (A4).
— , Turk. : see Aintab.
— , isl., Gr. : see Euboea.
Dolichisti, Asia M. : tee

Kekova.
DOLICHOCEPHALIC 8-388d ;

9-849d ; 26-679c ; mam

mala 17-520d.
Dolichonyx oryzivorus : see

Bobolink.

Dolichophyllum 6-243C.
Dolichopithecus 22-336C.
Dolichorhynchus l-887a.
Dolichos (bot.) ll-259a.

— biflorus : see Horse gram.

— Lablab 3-573c.
Dolichos (foot-race) 20-93C.
Dolichosauria 23-1461).
Dolichosaurus 7-418c.
Dolichosomatidae 3-523b.
Dolichotis patachonica : see

Mara.

— salinicola 5-587a.
Doliidae ll-516b.

Dolina, Aus. 3-4 (12); 11-

401d.

Dolington, Pa. 21-106 (M6).
Dolinsk, Russ. 23-874 (D2).
Doliochoerus 26-237C.
Doliocystidae 12-560C.
Doliocystis 12-557b ; 12-560C.
Doliolidae 27-386c.
Doliolum 27-386c ; swarms

27-380a, 27-386d (fig.).
Doliones, tribe 2-478c.
Doliophis 23-166d.

— intestinalis 25-291C.
Doliops 18-497d.
Dolios, Hermes 13-369d.
Doliostrobus 20-553a.
Dolium (cask) 5-724a.
Dolium (zool.) ll-512d; 11-

516b.
Dol-iz, mt., Russ. 23-872

(I-K3).
Doljiu, dept., Rum. 23-826

(A2).
DOLL 8-389a ; Greek 26-655b,

28-430b.

Dollabarat, isl., Az. 3-83 (4).
Dollar, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
DOLLAR, Scot. 8-389c ; 24-

418 (D2).

— , riv., Scot. 8-389c.
DOLLAR (coin) 8-389d ; 19-

909b ; Carolus 6-188b •

Chinese currency 6-188b

Hong-Kong 19-909d.
Dollar Bay, Mich. 18-372 (B2)

— Glen, val., Scot. 8-389c.

— Institution, Scot. 6-637d.
Dollart, The, bay, Holl. 13-588

(El).

Dollarville, Mich. 18-372 (E3)
Dolleris, Andreas 8-44a.
Dollfus, Johann Heinrich 18-

960b.

Dollie, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
DOLLING, ROBERT WIL

Ham Radclyffe 8-390a.

Dollinger, Ignaz (physician)

27-764C ; 10-31a.
—.JOHANN JOSEPH IGNAZ

von (theologian) 8-390a ; 25-

305a ; infallibility 14-512b ;

Ultramontanism 27-57 la.
Dollis Brook, stream, Mdx. 10-

353o.
Dollo, Louis 14-248d ; 17-7 7 8d;

20-588d.
DOLLOND, JOHN 8-392a ;

achromatic lens 26-560c ;

heliometer 13-224b ; micro-
meter 13-230b.
— , Peter 8-392a ; heliometer

13-2240 ; object glass 26-

561a.
DoU's Point, N.S.W. 26-278

(B5).

Dolls, feast of 2-230d.
Doll's house (Ibsen) 14-225d.
Dolly Dialogues, The (Hope)

13-682C.

Dollymount, Ire. 14-744 (E5).
Dolly-tub : see Kieve.
DOLMAN (garment) 8-392b.
Dolmen 25-963a ; 25-904d ;

2-353b ; Scandinavian 24-

2SSc.
Dolmetsch, Arnold 6-468d :

19-85b.
Dolni Levichl, Serv. 24-686

(B-C2).

— Mahle, Shumla, 24-1023C.
DOLNJA TUZLA, Bosn. 8-

392b ; 3-4 (F4).
Dolnji-Vakuf, Bosn. 3-4 (E4).
Dolo, Bel.Cong. 6-923 (A4) ;

6-926a.

— , It. Somlnd. 25-3830.
— . riv., Fr. 4-499d.
Dolomedes 25-666b ; 25-667b.
DOLOMIEU, DEODAT GUY

Silvain Tancrede Gratet da

8-392c.
DOLOMITE (mineral) 8-393a ;

2-58c,

— (rock) 8-393d ; 18-254d ;
24-676b ; building stone
25-959d; flexibility 14-887c.

— series (geol.) 27-188a.
DOLOMITES, THE, mts., AUB.

8-394c ; 3-4 (B3) ; geology
l-751c, 8-394b : passes and
peaks l-747b.
Dolomitic calcite 4-970b.

— conglomerate l-370a ; 6-
914a ; 25-389a.

— limestone : see Dolomite
(rock).

Doloncians, tribe 18-479d.
Dolon-nor, China : see Lama-

miao.
Dolopathos : see Seven Wise

Masters.
Dolopians (Dolopes) l-886b ;

6-368d ; 24-525d.
Dolops 9-658a.
Dolora (poem) 5-138c.
Dolore, Xavier 14-716b.
Dolores, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
— , Bol. 4-167 (C2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (B4).
— , Hond. 5-678 (D3).
— , Mei. 13-449C.
— , Sp. 25-530 (E3).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (B4).
— , riv., Colo. 6-722 (A3) ; 6-

718d.

— Co., Colo., 6-722 (B4).

— de Cordoba, Arg. 2-462 (C 4).
— , Laguna de los, Cal. 24-

147a.

Dolos, cape, Cyprus 7-696
(map).

Dolour, riv., Scot. : see Dollar.

Dolphin (son of Uchtred) 19-
457b.

Dolphin, cape, Falk.Is. 2-462
(E7).

DOLPHIN 8-394d ; 5-770c ; 5-
774c ; dentition 17-522c, 17-
524a ; geological range 21-
847c; heraldry 13-327b, 7-
850d ; mythology 2-157c,
22-1700.

— (astron.) : see Delphinus.

— (medieval name) 7-850c.
Dolphin and Union, str., Can.

5-1GO (F2).
Dolphin body oil 20-46b.

— jaw oil 20-46b ; 20-50a.
Dolphinholme, Lanes. 9-416

(II. B2).
Dolphin's Nose, prom., India

28-164(3.
Dolphinton, Scot. 24-418 (E3);

21-39b.

Dolson, 111. 14-304 (E4).
Dolter system 27-163a.
Dolton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2) ;

font 10-605d.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 <H4).
Dolwyddelan, Wales 9-428

(V. Dl); castle 3-832d.
Dol-y-gaer, Wales 9-428 (V.

E4).
Dol - y - mynach, reservoir,

Wales 28-407 (map).
Dolzhansk.Russ. 23-874 (I.F3).

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240

To make full use of this Index It It etxentlml to read the
la*trui.ilon* given on I'mge I.

DODO-DONN

16-J4.

.

0. (Us).

it»»M (CD:

n* 8>H8o.
Andrew IS-

POOUUM.. It. M-IU (U4).
Domaiaov, Am. : tee Dom

•Udtl.

DOMAT. JEAN 8-395b.
DomaU. trilH' 14-S70e.
fioBaUte*, Apollo 2-1 85b.
poaMiUce. Am. : tee Turn.
Dombal Ova. plain. Alto M.

21-S44b.
Dombaate, Fr. It-Slid; 10-

.

Dombe Grande. Ang. 6-913

(At) ; geology 1-553.
Domberg, Reval. 23-212a.

— , hill. Tier. (Erfurt) 9-7 37a.

— . hill. (ier. (Sax.) 26-50b.

— . hill. Kuw. M-947b.
DOMBES. dirt.. Fr. 8-395c ;

10-778 (OS) ; pariement S~

Dombey. Okla. 10-58 (AD.
Dombo. int.. S.Af. 85-466 (LS).
Dombovar, O. llunic. : tte O-

Dombovar.
Dombreaaon, Swltx. 26---'l-'

•ir.'i.
I ..... .l.r..v,i. K'i". 21-'.'-J:> i It:.) :

M-932a.
DOMBROWSKI. JAN HEN-

ryk 8-395d.
Domburv. Holl. 13-588 (A3) ;

38-9651. ; 13-.1S8a.
Dome. mt..Cal. (S. Bernardino)

— , mt..CSai.(Staklrou)6-8(Cl).

— , mt-. Goto. 0-722 (Cl).

— , mt., Mont, 14-276 <D3).

— .mt.. Ner. 8-8 (El).

— , mt.. Vt. 19-496 (A6).
-, mts.. Can. 15-847b.

DOME(im-Mt.)8-396a; 2-3R7a;
Aanyrian 2-375d (tic.) : Bija-
pnr 14-433b ; Byzantine 27-
»58b ; construction 23-700d:
Mahommedan 2-425a. 18-
»01 a. 2-424H ; Perigord type
l-397b ; Roman 23-5866 ;
8t Peter"*. Rome 2-4 lOd ;
8aaaanlanl-381b.

— (cryntall.) 7-S79C.

— (geol.) 19-598b.

— (oceanography) 19-972a.
Domecq. Adele 23-859a.
Dome de Chaaseforet, mt.,

Alps l-742d.

— de 1'Arpont, mt.. Alps 1-
7 I "_''!.

— de Mlage. mt.. Alps 1-7 43b.

— de Val d'laere, int., Alps 1-
:r.M.

— do noA tor. mt, Alpsl-743b.
Domegador, Isl., Mor. : tee

Mogador.
Dome Hill, mt., Ida. 14-276

(B3).

'. tsl.. Bur. 4-840 (E9).
DOMENICHINO. ZAMPIER1

8-397C,

Domenlco dl Bartolo 2O-480a.
-of Follgno, St24-68ld.

— Veneziano : tee Venezlano.
Domentlyan (Servian monk)

M-tMb.
Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem

2-42Sb; 18-899o ; lamp S-

T29b (flit.) ; morales 4-909c ;

-it.- 10--.'7:;N. is-.;:'.-.1.-.
Dome Rock, mta., Ariz. 2-544

(A3).

Domes, mt*.. Con. 5-160 (114).
DOMESDAY BOOK 8-398b ;

9-475c; finance 9-458b ;

Inw 9-602a.

— book, Exeter : tee Exon
Domeeday.

Dometday o/ Cintfue Parti 24-

533b.
Domeatic (cloth) 7-277c.

— (Rom. officer) 23-.'>23b.
Domestication (blol.) l-115a;

«-404b ; prehiHtoric 2-348a.

2-350b.
Domeatio economy (diet.) 8-

910b.
DOMESTIC RELATIONS (law)

!>....,. •

[,..,.„ .... .,:.- |.. i . I . I-. I- ,
DOMETT. ALFRED k-3t»l»u.
Domett.,,.! . N.X.. 18-il-.4(IU).
DomaTivvii-llayn, Fr. 10-778

,11 ,

mini.) 7-1 l"i.

DOMFRONT. f r. 8-3UIM ; 10-

1)3) ; capture (104V) 19-

7 ." .

Domhalnn. glen, Soot. t-487a.
DombnaU (king of Blrath

lr): tre DytnwaL
Domhof. •quart-, Cologne 6-

897c.

Domloella : art Loriua,
DOMICILE *-400a; abandon

ment l-7a : divorce 8-3411. ;

Intmtacy l4-71.'.b; pnvato

International law l4-70ib.

14-7U3b.

— Act (1861 )2t-«48a.
Dominant (mua.) 13-3a.

— character (heredity) 18-
1I...1 : 18-1 16d.

Domingo green 8-750a.
Doiulnguez. Kraiieiw-u Alan-

aatot7-818b.
— , Miguel 13-4490.
Domlnguez, Colo. 6-722 (B3).
DOMINIC (aalnt) 6-40 Ib : ro*-

ur\ 23-7- I, ; tomb, Bologna

2-408b.
DOMINICA, i-l.. W.I. 8-402a ;

28-544 (A-B3 k ID ;

battle, tee Saints, battle of

the : British acquisition 4-

rt : i 6- .,

— . lal.. Pac.O. : tee lllvaoa.
Dominica, In Albta 10-323o;

19-3720.
Dominical Letter* 4-992a.

— Supper 9-868a; 2-5890.
Dominloanesaes 6-403c.
Domlnlcano (coin) 24-194C,
Dominican Hepublio, \V.I. :

tee Santo Domingo.

DOMINICANS8-102c; 15-34b;
heretic persecutions 13-
361b; Immaculate Concep-
tion controversy 14-334d,
ll-905a ; Jacobins 15-1 17b;
Jesuit controversy 23-490(1.
18-6G7o; Lacordairol6-5.tb:
missions 18-591a, 6-190d,
15-2290 ; monasteries 1-
•_'lt, ; poverty 18-125C ; stig-
mata 25-9 18a.

Dominica Rosa 12-209d.

Dominici gregis custodlae 27-
249d.

Dominic Loricatus, St 10-
4630.

Dominion, mts., Antarc. 21-
961 (I).

— Bank, Ewlng r. (1904) 3-
351b.

— City, Can. 19-780 (Gl).

— Coal Company 12-56c ; 26-
l&te.

— Creek, riv.. Can. 15-847b.

— Day5-159b.

— Line (steamships) 25-855C ;
25-859a.

Domlnls. Lydla : tee Lllluo-

kalnni.
DOMINIS. MARCO ANTONIO

d* 8-403d ; rainbow 22-

861d.
Dominlum (eccles. law) 28-

867c.

— (Roman law) 23-556d : 1-
384a ; distinguished from
possession 22-173b.

Domino (costume) 17-837d.
DOMINOES (tran ,.•) 8-404b ;

probability in 22-3Slil.
DOMINUS (ilict.) 8-405a.

— ac Redeniptor 15-346b.
Domlnus I lad ton : tee Hadton,

Domlnus.
Domlra Bay. C.Af. 23-2(10

(D2): 19-929b.
Domitia Cal villa : tee Lucilla.

Domitia.

Domitia, Iex2-903b: 6-765a.
DOMITIAN8-4n.',l, ; 23-652a :

16-695d ; Jews under 15-

402d: palace, Rome 3-47 Id.
Domitlana, Via, It. S-123a ;

28-207d.
Domlttanl, Equus 23-.'.9'2

Domltianus (Domltlan) (d.

296) : ser Achllleus.
Domitilla, Klavia 8-405b ; 27-

lOSld.
Domitilla, Cemetery of, Rome

5-499C.
Domltlus Alexander, Lucius 5-

430d.
— Corbnlo, Onaeus : tee Cor-

Dimilti, battle of (1636) 28-

856e.
Domizfo. P. (rel. dramatist) 8-

503d.

Domloch. pa«s. Alp* 1-T43O.
Domki. tribe 3-295a.

DomlwohJi, val., BwlU. S«Vt4>

u
Uomlu Wh. mt», Ann. : *t

I Mill, 1. 1 UlMIll

|M.Nim»rtm-«ur-YeYn>, Kr. 10-

aim •• . i r 10-;;- n .,.
OomiBd. rlv.. Hull. 13-5 »»

,. I)] 13-.--.!.

Do.in.oe.MUr. Bufl. :

I ...„„.,.,.;.;, 13-.-nl,.
Domoa, J ttlla S4-7 1 4 b.
Domnall (IruOi prlno**) :

DonneU.
Domnartvet. 8 wed. 18- 190

I0-I57d.

Doinnli-b, Ili-inrii-h 13-70&O.
li-iiiiilniis. St 4-J.',(M.
Doinnonce. dlat., Urittany

91b; 4-6170.
Domnonla. dUt., Fr. : I

I I. ..'I. I,..!.-

Domnu* ( blahon) 10- J38d.

lowola. It. 15-4 (A-B1) ;
15-2b; 15-

(Slav myth.) 25
(Dl) ;

28--JI-.' (K4);

14d.
liiimolov

ISM.
Domoko*. Or. 12-424

12-424d ; 28-843a.
Domozhlrova, Kuan. 23--71'

|K7).
Dom palm (tree) : tee Doom

palm.
Horn 1'odro, colony, Draz. 24-

Iftta.
Dom Pedro I., Order of 15-

MTb.
Donipelaers : tee German

Baptist Brethren.
Dom Via Kai, mt., Siam 14-498

(B4).

— Pla Fal. mts.. Slam 14-4'JS
(li:i-4) ; 25-3a.

Dompierre-Bur-llebrc, Fr. 10-

778 (K4).
Dompo, Mal.Arch. 17-466

(D4); 26-75b.

— , state, Mal.Arch. 28-75a.
DOMREMY - LA - PUCELLE

(Domreniy), Kr. 8-405d ; 10-

778 (O3).
Domstadtl, Aus. 17-26d; 24-

71-1,.

Dom, The, Reval : tee Dombent.
Domns aurea. Home : tee

Golden House of Nero.
Domuscultae 16-272b.
Domus de gianas 24-215b.

— Maglstrorum I'auperrima,
Paris : tee Sorbonne.

— publlea ( Rome) 23-5950.
Domuyo, mt.. Ant. 19-62d.
Don, Inlet, Scot. 24-412 (C3) ;

18-960(1.

— , mts., Ross. 9-139b.

— , rlv.. Can. 27-52d.

— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (D4) ; 18-

DON, riv.. Russ. 8-405d ; 23-

872 (F6) ; 23-880d ; 9-909c.
DON,riv..Scot.8-406b; 24-412

(F2); 21-26b.
— , rlv., Tas. 26-439a.
— , rlv.. Yorks. 4-584 (C4) ; 9-

416(11. E2); tributaries 24-

BJJd.
— . Little, riv., Yorks. 28-93:1

(C3).
Don (diet.) 8-405a.

— (Saxon term) : tee Dun.
Dona Amelia, fort, Port.E.Af.

23-260 (DH): 25-466 (L-M1).

— Ana, N.Mcx. 19-520 (D5).

— Ana Co., N.Mex. 19-520
(C6-D5).

Donaban (Irish chief) 14-766a.
Donabate, Ire. : geology 8*

618a.

Donabow, Bur. : nee Danubyu.
Donaehaln, mt.. Scot. 24-418

(B2).

Donaoiae 6-674d.
Donaoidae 18-123C.
DONACHADEE. Ire. 8-406b ;

14-744 (F2).
Dona«hmore, Ire. (Meath) 14-

744 (K:t): 17-949d.
— . Ire. (Wlcklnw) 28-A19C.
Dona Ines, Cerro, mt., Chil. 6-

14*4.
Donald, C. W. (explorer) 21-

965b.
— , Robert (journalist) 19-

560o.

Donald. Viet. 28-38 (B2).
— , Wls. 28-740 (C3).

— Ban 24-4320.

Donald's II 111, mt.. Ire. 14-744

(El).
DONALDSON, SIR JAMES 8-

IMo.

— , James 8-942b.
— , JOHN WILLIAM 8-406C.
— , Stuart Alexander 19-542d.
Donaldson. Ark. 2-552 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E2).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A»).
— , Pa. 21-106 <K4).

Donaldaop Muarom. Loud. «V

!• •.

l>..nald«m Hiult*. Arthur : aw
Arthur Ifeoaldimfi.
K UwkeUT-llSo.

IhinallUua, ChrMlaa U>790d.
Dunall (In Ji king) : nt Oot>

DeU.
DonabwnvlUe. Ua, U-74J

Dona Mmrla. 1'ort.E.Af. «*•

ISO (C-DS).
Donard, Ire. 14-744 (E3).

— Lodge, eatate. Ire. 19-47'.'!..
Donat (order of 81 John) 24-

13b.

DONATELLO 8-40«d.
Donatl, Uono 10-532d ; 7-

-l.-.i.
—.GIOVANNI BATT1STA 8-

408o ; 2-818a.
Donat io ante nuptia* (Horn.

law) 23-57 3c.

— MORTIS CAUSA (law) 8-
408d.

DONATION OF CONSTAN-
tin* 8-408d ; 2O-689b ; 25-
117b.

— of Pippin 5-891d ; 10-809b ;
23-6840.

Donatlo propter nuptial 23-

57 3c.

Donati's comet 8-7 60d.
DONATISTS 8-4 lOa.
DONATUS, AELIUS 8-411a;

12-331d.

— Magnus 8-4101..

— of Caaae Nlgrae 8-41 Ob.

— , Tiberius Claudius 8-4 lib.
Donatus type 27-5 ISa.
Donau : aw Danube.
Donaueechlngen, Oer. ll-366a;

7-819d.

Donaufeld. Vienna 28-50d.
Donaugeblrge, mta.. Am. 1*4

ic -.').
Donau-moo*. marsh, Ger. 7-

821a.
DONAUWORTH, Oer. 8-1111.;

11-808 (C4) ; 11-857C.
Donawltz, Aus. : population

25-1059C.
Donax 16-123C.
DON BENITO, Sp. 8-411o ; 25-

530 (C3).

— Carlo*, mts., N.Mcx. 19-520
(Gl).

Dm Carlo* (Schiller) 24-324d.
Don Carton, Prince ot Kpain

(Otway) 20-376d.
Doncaster, James Hay : tee

Carlisle.

— , L. : albinoes l-508b ; saw-
flies 13-423d ; aex deter-
mination 24-7 48d. I-.MIMI.

DONCASTER, Yorks. 8-41 M ;

9-416 (II. E2) ; 4-584 (C4) ;

name 9-4 17c; races 13-

728b, 8-4 lid.
Donchery, Fr. 10-778 (G2) ;

24-575 (plan) ; 24-576a.
Don Christopher's cove, Jam.

8-745b.
Donck, Adrian van der : see

Van der Donck, A.
Don Cossacks (race) : tee

Cossacks.
DON COSSACKS, TERRITORY

of the, l:u--. 8-4121) ; 23-

872 (F6): 23-874 (G3).
Doncourt-en-Jarnisy, Fr. 18-

309 (plan).
Donders, Franz Cornelius 18-

64a : on eyes 28-141a ; on

sleep 25-239b.
Dondersia 6-251a.
Dondi. Jacob de : tee Jacob de

Dondi.

Dond Murra 28-225d.
Dondra Ilead, cape, Cey. 14-

382 (I. 17).
Dondiik Ombo 18-716b.

— Taishl 18-7 16b.

Donees In Frank •marriage

(diet.) 11-34C.
DONEGAL, Ire. 8-414b ; 14-

744 <C2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (1)5).

— . bay. Ire. 14-744 <C2) ; geo-
logy 8-41 3c.

-. cape. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
DONEGAL, oo.. Ire. 8-412e ;

14-744 (D!) : 14-744b : geo-

logy 14-746a: produetions

21-26b, 14-750b ; railways

14-747C.
Donegal), Arthur Chichester,

earl of 8-1 29b.
Donellns. Hugo 15-559b ; 23-

576d.
Donelson. Rachel : tee Jack-

non. Rachel.
DONELSON. fort, Tenn. 8-

4141. ; 26-620 (El).
Doneoak. Va. 28-114 (C4).
Donerail. Ky. 15-740 (DJ).
Doneraile. Ire. 14-744 (C4) ; 7-

— .£»»..

»-»J4

i -

(Ul);

it (K-r«)

Donga. M.Af. 28-4M (ft).
. 5-110 (A3).

— . rlr.,

); H-

877o.

DONOA (dkt.)t-4l4e.
Dongar. India 14-Mt (I. 10).
Ooogara. W.AU.. »-9«0(Ba).
tongargarb India 14-Ml (J,

Dongvpnr, India: tee DUB-

garpnr.

Dongartal, dtaC, India «4-*Slo,
Dong-lk>. Kr.l.C. U-K53d.
Dongen. Holl. 13-588 (B3L
Donjnla, Mal.Arch. 17-488

•). .
Dong- Hoi. Annun : tet

Kwang-Bmb.
Don oZmuti (Mozart) 1»-

95la ; 23-270C.
Donrola. Ark. 2-55J (Vt).
—.Hi. 14-304 (C8).
- , Mo. 18-60* (O4).
DONGOLA. Sod. 8-415c; 2*»

.
— . kingdom. Af. 8-415a; 9-

846a ; 19-K44a.

DONGOLA. nrov.. Sod. «-4 1 4d;
26-y O-Ci)i BrIUah cam-
paign. 9-125C. 9-128* ; Ian-
guage 19-8 4 4c.

Sod. : tee Old Don-

Aguaa,

Doogola leather 18-342b.
— red «-747b.

Dongolawl 8-4 1 4d; 19-844d.
Donu-osenghi. mt.. Cane. 5-

551c.
Dongri-la. pus, Tib. 8-168

» IX
Dongaan-chn. riv., Tib. 8-168

(D3).
Dongue, riv., Rhod. 83-280

ORX
Donguz-orun, mt.. Cane. 23-

- 7 4 1 1 1 . i .' i : 5- -'•• 1 ;i.
Donl. Giovanni Battlata 14-

-

..
DOB !.r. -•:.-.-., -.24-J1-.KJI ;

10-..::i« : 1- ... .
Donlngton. Linen. 9-418 (IL

G4); 18-7 16d.
Donlphan. A. \S . 19-.'.24d.
Donlphan. Kan. 15-654 (Gl).

— , Mo. 18-608 (F5).

— . Neb. 19-324 (F4).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Oil
Donlsthorpe, Derby. 9-4l« dJ.

D4).

DCnltx, J. 26-54 la.
DONIZETTI, GAETANO 8-

415d.

Donia Iiolina, Bosn. 18-93d.
DON JON 8-4 161..
DON JUAN 8-416b.
Don Juan (Byron) 4-901b ;

copyright refused 7-121b ;

metre 4-102d.
Don Jwm (Moliere) : see Ftttix

de Pierre.
Donkerbrook, Holl. 13-58*

(Dl).

Donkey (diet.) 2-770b.
Donkey Creek, riv., Wyo. 28*

874 (Gl).

Donkey pump 25-S39d.
Donkin. Bryan 21-83C ; 20-

727d.

— , SIR RUFANE SHAW 8-
417a: 19-676b.

Donkln's dividing engine 12-

314c.

Donkya, pass. India SC-914*.
Donkyr, Tib. 6-168 (GJ).
Donley Co., Tex. 26-690 (C2).
Don Llorente, Sp. 8-4 lid.

— Luis, Ariz. 2-544 <C4).
Donmanick. 1st.. India 14-381

ton.

Donna, lal.. Nor. 19-800

.

Donna (diet.) 8-405a.
Don-Nal, riv., Fr.I.C. 14-49*

(KB) ; 6-62&C.
Donnan. la. 14-732 (F2).
Donna Nook, Linos. 9-416 (II.

H3).

Donnas. It. 16-4 (A2).
DONNAY. CHARLES MAUR-

ice 8-4 1 7 b.

Donndort, Adolf 8-713c.
DONNE. JOHN 8-417b ; t-

621 b ; 9-627a.
Donnell (Irish king) 14-763d;

14-765d.
Donnells. lake. Me. 17-434

DonnVlIiWD. la. 14-73J (F4).
— . III. 14-304 (C4).
Donnelly, Iimatius 24-7881L
Donnelly. Minn. 1«-550 (A51
Donnelove. Switz. 28-242 ( B3).
DonnelBville, O. 2O-i6 (B-43V
Donnemarie-en-Montoit, ft,
10-778 (F3).

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241

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instructions given on Page I.

Conner, Georg Raphael 24-

oOOb.

— , Otto 27-473C.
Donner, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , La. 17-54 (b7).

— and HI it /i-ii. riv., Oreg. 20-
242 (G4-5).

Donnersberg, mt., Ger. 12-

944b ; ll-806a.
Donnes, fjord. Nor. 19-800

(El).
Donnington, Hereford. 13-

357a.
— .Salop 24-1 022c.

— Castle, Berks. 12-410b.
Donnoha, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).
Donnolo, Shabbethai 13-173a.
Donny, F. M. L. 22-198a.
Donnybrook, Ire. (Cork) 7-159

(map).
DONNYBROOK, Ire. (Dublin)

8-419a; 14-744 (E5).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
— , Queens. 2-960 <H5).
DonORhue, John 24-5 16c.
Donohue, W.Va. 28-118 (B2).
Donon, mt., FT. 28-214c.
Donora, Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Donors Hills, Queens. 2-960

(G3).

Donos-mta, mt., Cauc. 5-553b.
DONOSO CORTES, JUAN 8-

419a.
Do Nothing Party (U.S.) 15-

878b.
Donoughmore, Richard Hely

Hutchinson, 1st earl of 13-

256a.
— , John Hely Hutchinson,

2nd earl of 9-106d ; ll-194b.
Donoughmore, Ire. 14-744

<C4).

Donovan, C. 20-788b.
— , EDWARD 8- 4 1 9b ; on birds

20-304C ; on whitebait 28-

602d.

— , Jeremiah 10-254d.
— , T. M. 13-958d.
Donovan. 111. 14-304 (E3).
" Donovan " (race horse) 13-

730d.

Donovan's solution 18-15SC.
Don Quixote (Cervantes) 5-

765a : 25-582d ; 25-1004b ;

commentary 6-482d ; illus-
trations 28-800b.
Donskaya, Russ. : set Kalach.

— Oblast, Russ. : tee Don
Cossacks, Territory of the.

Donsol, P.Is. 21-392 (D4).
Donthog-gnchug, mt., Tib., 6-

168 (E3).

Donum (measure) 7-697b.
Donyatt, Som. 9-430 (VI. G2).
Donzenac, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Donzy, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Doo. lake. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Doobaunt, riv.. Can. : set Du-

bawnt, river.
Dooega, Ire. 14-744 (A3).
Doohooma, Ire. 14-744 (B2).
Dooish, mt.. Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Dookie, Viet. 28-38 (G2).
Doolaeghe, Maria : see Ackere,

Maria van.

Dooley, Martin 8-6S2a.
Doolin. cape. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Doolittle, Amos 8-796d.
— , Charles L. 20-761 d.
— , T. B. 26-554C.
Dooly Co., Ga. 11-752 (C3) ;

ll-751d.

DOOM (diet.) 8-419b.
Doom palm 20-640d ; l-323b ;

2-261d.

Dooms of AethelberM 7-455b.
Doon, la. 14-732 (Al).
— , hill, Scot. 8-669d.
-, lake, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (D4) ; 3-

75a.
— , riv., Scot. 24-412 (D4) ; 21-

26b.

Doonas, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
— , rapids of. Ire. 5-480c.
Doonbeg, Ire. 14-744 (B4).
— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (B4).
DOON DE MAYENCE 8-419b ;

5-846a.
Doone, vol.. Dev. 9-430 (VT.

El) ; 4-24b.

Door, cape, La. 17-54 (E3).
— , penin., Wis. 28-740d.
DOOR 8-419d ; 18-208c ; 14-

839a; 28-794a.
Dooral, N.S.W. 19-538 (D2).
Door Co., Wis. 28-740 (F4-3).
Doorin, cape. Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Door-keeper 20-1- Id; 22-

319c.
Doom, Holl. 13-588 (C2) ; 27-

823c.
— , riv.. Cape Col. (trib. of

Holzout) 25-466 (D8).
- — , riv.. Cape Col. (trib. of

Olifants) 25-466 (D8).
Doornik, Belg. : see Tournai.
Doornspyk, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
Doors and windows tax (Fr.'

10-793c; 10-921d.

DOORWAY 8-420d.
Dootigala, Viet. 18-91d.
Dooyertha, riv., Ire. 14-744

(C3).

Dop (diet.) 16-198d.
Dopatta (diet.) : see Rupatta.
Doppakh, mt., Cauc. 5-55 Ic.
Doppelspitzen, bay, Ger.S.W.

Af. 25-466 (A3).
Dopper Church : see Gerefor-

mocrde Kerk. •

Doppers 27-192d ; 15-931b.
DOPPLERITE 8-421C ; 18-

516c.
Doppler's principle 25-448d ;

2-S18c ; 25-624a.
Do-pu-lan, bridge, Pers. 3-

229d.

Dor, Pal. : see Tanturah.
— , riv., Bal. 14-376 (Ao).
— , riv., India l-432c.
D'Or, mt., Fr. 8-441d.
Dora, sister : see Pattison,

Dorothy Wyndlow.
Dora, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— , Pal. 23-649 (F3) : tee also

Tanturah.

— , lake, W.Aus. 2-960 (C4).
— , riv., It. 26-242 (C5).
— , riv., Sah. 1-643 (B2).
Dora (millet) : see Durra.
Dora Baltea, riv.. It. 15-4 (A2) ;

15-26 (A2V.
Dorado, P.Il. 22-124 (Bl) ;

22-125a.
Dorado (ttsh) : see Dolphin.

— (star) 7-13b.

Dorado, El : see El Dorado.
Dorah, pass. Afg. 14-376 (Dl) ;

l-307b ; 13-513C.
Dorak, ilist ., Pere. : see Fel-

lahiyeh.

DORA'N, JOHN 8-421C.
Doran, Ark. 2-552 (E3).
—.Colo. 6-722 (D2).
Doranda, India : see Ranchi.
Dorando : see Pietri, Dorando.
Dora Riparia, riv., It. 15-4

(A2) ; 15-26 (A2) ; 15-2b ;

battle (1800) ll-200b.
Dorarp. Swed. 26-190 (C3).
Doras (flsh) 5-513d.
Dorasamudra, India : see Hale-
bid.
DORAT, CLAUDE JOSEPH 8-

421d; ll-135b.
— •, Jean : see Daurat, Jean.
Doratopsis 5-701C.
Dor-beetle 6-669a ; 6-673c.
Dorbock, riv., Scot. 9-269a.
Dorbod, tribe : see Derbet.
Dorbon Oirad, tribe : see

Oirad.
Dorcatheriura 6-115d.

— aquaticum : see African
Water Chevrotain.

Dorcatragus melanotis : see

Beira.
Dorcelaphus 7-923d.

— americana : see White-
tailed deer.

— columbiana : see Black-
tailed deer.

— hemionus : see Mule-deer.
Dot-cheat, La. 17-54 (Al).

— Bayou, riv.. Ark. 2-552
(B4).

— Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54 (Al).
Dorchester, Catherine .Sedley,

countess of 24-579C ; 15-
139*.

— , DUDLEY CARLETON,
viscount 8-421(1.

— , GUY CARLETON, 1st
baron 8-422b.

— , Henry Pierrepont, mar-
quess of 15-821d.

Dorchester. Can. 19-465 (C2).

DORCHESTER, Dorset. 8-
422c ; 9-420 (III. BS) ; 4-
584 (B7) ; 9-417c ; flre at
(1613) 10-401c ; geology 8-
434d; mint8-435d.

— . 111. 14-304 (B4).

DORCHESTER, Mass. 8-423b ;
17-852 (B4).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G-H4).

— , N.H. 19-490 (D4).

— , N.J. 19-502 (C5).

DORCHESTER, Oxon. 8-423a;
9-420(111. E3); 4-584 <C6);
20-416d ; geology 20-415d.

— , S.C. 8-423d.

— , Wis. 28-740 (C3).

— , bay, Mass. 17-852 (B4).

— , cape. Can. 5-160 (O2).

— Co., Md. 17-828 (G-H4).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (D3-4).

— House, Lond. 25-905d.
Dorcis (Spartan admiral) 25-

611d.

Dorcopsis 15-652a ; 19-488a.
Dorcrville. La. 17-54 (A6).
DORDOGNE.dept., Fr. 8-424a;

10-7 7 8 (E5) ; 2-354b.
DORDOGNE, riv., Fr. 8-424a ;

10-778 (E5); caves 5-576b,

2-348 (PI. II.).
Dordona, pass, Alps l-747a.

Dordonian group : see Mae-

strichtian group.
Dordrecht, Cape Col. 25-46C

(US) ; 5-232d.
DORDRECHT, Holl. 8-424c ;

13-588 (B3) ; battle (105S)

13-606d; flre (1457) 10-

401d.

— , isl., Holl. 25-513C.
Univ. E. 28-888a.
DORE, LOUIS AUGUSTE

Gustave 8-424d.
Dore, Derby. 9-416 (II. D3).
Dore, lake, Can. 24-225 (A2).
Dore, mts., Fr. 22-6 7 4b.
— , riv., Fr. 10-778 (F5); 22-

674c.
— , riv., Hereford. 9-420 (III.

B3) : 13-355d.
— , Abbey, Hereford. : see

Abbey Dore.

— Holm, rock, Scot. 24 -
8644.

Dorei, bay, N.G. 16-91d.

Dorel Freres 26-93d.

Dorema2-746d.

— - ammoniacum l-863b ; 26-

75b.

Dorena, Oreg. 20-242 (C4).
Dores, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Dorey, N.G. 19-487 (Bl) ; 19-

490b.
Dor/geschichtfn (B. Auerbach)

2-899d; 11-7960.
Dortverband 17-596a.
Dorgali, Sard. 15-4 (B4).
Dori, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (G3).
— , riv., Afg. 14-376 (A4).
Doria (count of Tursi) 25-687a.
DORIA, ANDREA 8-425a.
— , Brancaleone 24-217a.
— , Giovanni Andrea 244 85c.
— , Lamba 22-9a.
— , Luciano 27-1006a ; Chiog-

gia 6-236a.
Doria Gallery (G. Morelli) 18-

83 Ob.

Doria, palace, Genoa ll-598a.
— , palace, Rome 23-612

(A3-C2).

Dorian Hexapolis 6-573b.
— • mode 19-73d ; plain song

21-706a.
DORIANS 8-425C ; 12-443c ;

12-496c; architecture 12-

478c ; art 12-475a, 5-716b ;

sculpture 12-480a.
DORIA - PAMPHILII - LANDI

8-428a.
Doric dialects 8-427b ; 12-

49Sa.

— dress : see Peplos.

— order 12-478c ; 20-176a ; 18-
932d; Renaissance 20-1 82d;
Roman 20-179b ; temples
2-378d.

Doridicus 5-701o.
Dorididae ll-523a.
Uoridiidae ll-521d.
Doridium ll-521d.
Doridomorpha ll-517d ; 11-

507b ; 11-5220.
Doridopsidae ll-523a.
Doridopsis ll-523a.
Doridunculus ll-523a.
Dorignies, Fr. 8-439d.
Dorikhun, pass, India 14-376

(F2).
Dori-Kunga, mt., Tib. 6-168

(F3).

Doring, Heinrich 7-250d.
Doring. Tib. 16-530c.
Dorio, It. 26-242 (G4J.
DORION, SIR ANTOINE AIME

8-428b.

Doris (myth.) 9-953b.
DORIS, dist., Gr. 8-429a ; 12-

440 (D2) ; 12-444a.
— , gulf of, Asia M. 5-330a.
Doris(zool.) ll-520d ; ll-517b ;

ll-523a.

DORISLAUS, ISAAC 8-429b.
Dorje (Lamaism) 16-531a.
Dorjiev (Russian lama) 26-

92 7d.
DORKING, Sur. 8-429b ; 16-

942 (C4) ; geology 9-414c.

— fow!22-214d.

Doria, ruins, Asia M. : see

Isaura Nea.

Dorlandus, Peter 8-499d.
DORLEANS, LOUIS 8-429C.
— , Pierre Joseph ll-131b.
Dorlon, Ala. 1-460 (A5).
Donnah 23-959C.
Donnal, Belg. : battle of Neer

winden 19-341b.
DSrmann, F. ll-799b.
Dormans, Fr. 10-778 (F3) ;

battle (1575) 10-S30d.

— Land, Sur. 9-424 (IV. B4).
Dormant beam (diet.) 8-429d.
Dormelles, Fr. : battle (600)

10-805C, 6-557b.
DORMER 8-429C ; 2-421a.
Dorminerton, Hereford. 9-420

(III. B2).
Dormitor, mt., Monten. 18-

767 (Bl) : 3-258b ; 18-767b.
DORMITORY 8-429d.

Dormont de Belloy, Pierre

Laurent : see Belloy,
DORMOUSE 8-429d; 17-527b;

23-441U ; 13-444C.
— , common 8-429d; 13-442d;

23-438d.

— phahinger 21-344c.

Dorn, riv., Oxon. 9-420 (III.

E35.
Dorna, Rum. : see Sarul

Dome!.
Dornach, Switz. 26-242 (D2) ;

battle (e. 1499) 12-609c.
Dornakal, India 14-382 (Hll).
Dornal, lake, Scot. 28-628b.
Dorna Watra, Aus. 3-4 (13).
Dornberg, Wilhclm von 4-

195d.
DORNBIRN, Aus. 8-430a ; 3-

4 (A3).
Dornbirncr Ach, riv., Aus. 26-

242(112); 8-430b.
Dornbluth, Augustin ll-782c.
Dornbuh, Switz. : battle (1252)

25-359d.
Dornbuhl, Switz. : battle (1298)

3-795C.
DORNBURG, Gcr. 8-430b ;

11-808(111. Pll).
DORNER, ISAAC AUGUST 8-

430b ; eternal punishment

9-764a; miracles 18-57 Ib ;

Satan 8-123a.
Domes, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Dorney, Bucks. 16-942 (B2).
Dornfeld, C. 16-667d.
Dornie, Scot. 24-412 (C2).
DORNOCH, Scot. 8-430d ; 24-

412 (E2) ; geology 26-170b.

— Firth, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ;
23-741C.

Dornon, Silvain 25-923c.
Dornsife, Pa. 21-106 (14).
Doro. cape, Gr. 12-424 (F2).
Dorobo : see Wandorobo.
Dorocidaris papillata : see

Piper.

Dorogashk, Russ. 23-872 (F2).
Dorogobuzh, Russ. 23-872

(D5); 25-277d.
DOROHOI, Rum. 8-431a ; 23-

826 (Al).

— , dept., Rum. 23-826 (Al).
Dorong, riv., Camer. 5-110

(B3).

Doronicum 6-812c; 13-769c.
Doropygidae 9-659d.
Doroshenko 15-646a ; 27-451b.
Dorostol, Metropolitan of 25

94d.

Doro theenstadt, Berlin 3-790a.
DOROTHEUS 8-431a.
Dorothy, Minn. 18-550 (A3).
— , lake, Mass. 17-852 (D2).
Dorp, Willem Anno van 2

759d ; 2-106C.
norp(dict.)25-467b.
Dorpat, RUBS. : see Yuriov.
Dorpfeld, Wilhelm 2-832d ;

excavations l-245c,27-316b,

21-143C, 26-lOlSc, 14-198C.
Dorr, Thomas W. 23-252d.
Dorr, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
Dorrance, Pa. 21-106 (K-L3).
Dorrance V. van Home 28-

879a.

Dorre, isl., Austr. 2-960 (A5).
Dorrcgo, Manuel 2-4 7 Oc.
Dorring, Johannes von : see

Wit, Johannes.
Dorrington, Theophilus 14-

193d.
Dorrington, Salop 9-420 (III.

Bl).

Don-is, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Dorrisville, 111. 14-304 (D6).
Dorr Rebellion (1842) 28

431c.
Dorsal : see Reredos.

— aorta 2-668b ; of fishes 14-
2621).

— lamina 4-403a.
D'ORSAY, A. G. G., count 8

431a ; 7-244b (flg.).
D'Orsay, Quai, Paris 20-804

(C2).
DORSET, EARLS, MAR

cjuesses and Dukes of 8-431c:

see also Exeter, Somerset

and Suffolk, dukes of.
— , Osmund of S6ez, earl of :

see Osmund, bp. of Salisbury.
Dorset, Vt. 19-490 (A5) ; 27-

1028d; 27-1026b.
— , cape, Can. 5-160 (O3).
— , mts., Vt. 19-490 (A5).

— and Somerset Horn sheep
24-821b.

— cheese 7-749d.

— Down sheep 24-820C.
DORSETSHIRE, CO., Eng. 8-

434b ; 9-420 (III. C5) ;
barrows 2-348c ; orchard
area ll-261b j vikings 28
63c.

— Regiment (39th) 2-615b.
Dorsey, 111. 14-304 (B5).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

— , Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (Fl).

DORSIVENTRAL (diet.) 8-
436c.

Dorstadt, Holl. : see Wyk by
Duurstede.

Dorsten, Ger. 11-808 (I. k6).

Dorstenia : fruit ll-256d ; in-
florescence 10-557a; stipules
18-8 14c.

Dorstone,Hereford.9-420 (III.
A2).

Dorsum sellae 25-198a.

Dort, Holl. : see Dordrecht.

DORT, SYNOD OF 8-436o ;
22-288d ; 26-781b ; Ameri-
can acceptance of canons
23-23C ; Kerckhoven edits
canons 15-754d; persecu-
tion 13-361c : on pre-
destination 22-276a.

DORTMUND, Ger. 8-437b ;
11-808 (I. k6) ; compact
(1609) l5-550b ; granary
12-339C ; housing 13-825b.

Dortmund-Ems canal, Ger. 9-
362a.

Dort Petroleum Company 15-
29 Id.

Dorus (legend) 8-425d.

D'Orville, Albert 26-923a.

DORY8-437d.

Doryanthes excelsa 2-949b.

Dorycordaites 20-537d (flg.).

Dorylaeum, Asia M. 23-643
(E3) ; 9-771a; battle(1097)
7-528c; battle (1147) 7-
536b ; Moslem raid 5-43c.
Sec also Eski-Shehr.

Dorylus 2-86c : see also Driver
ant.

Doryphora : see Colorado
beetle.

" Doryphorus " (statue : Poly-
clitus) 22-23a; 12-481 (PI.
VI. flg. 80).

Dos 24-706a; 23-573o ; 8-
335b.

Dosadhs, tribe 10-420b.

Dos adventitia 24-7 06a.

Dosage : see Liqueuring.

Dos Bahias, cape, Arg. 2-462
(D5).

— Cabezos, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
Dosde, pass, Alps l-745b.

— Pizzo di, mt., Alps l-745b.
Doseh (dervish rite) 8-76a.
Dos Hermanas, Sp. 25-530

(B-C4).

Doshisha College, Jap. (Kyoto)
18-5960.

Dosi, Bech. 25-466 (F2).

Dosinial6-123d.

Dositey (author) : see Obrado-
rich, Dositey (Dositheus).

Dositheiu (bishop) 23-844d.

Dositheus (Patriarch of Jeru-
salem) : confession of faith
20-335d ; Docetic teaching
8-353b ; Lucaris 17-93a.

— (the Samaritan) 25-127d ;
2S-129C.

DOSITHEUS MAGISTER 8-

438a.
Dos-megen-ora,mt.,E.Turkest.

6-168 (Dl); 26-910b.
Dospat, Turk. 27-426 (C-D2).
— , mts., Turk. : see Despoto

Dagh.
— , riv., Turk. 4-773 (A3) ; 27-

426 (C2).
Dos profectitia 24-706a.

— receptitia 24-706a.
Dossada, cape, Russ.As. 23-

872 (M2).

DOSSAL (diet.) 8-438a ; 1-
762b.

Dossen, riv., Fr. 18-838d.

Dossenbach, Ger. 3-186d.

Dossener, pass, Alps 1-7 46c.

DOSSERET 8-438h ; 2-388d.

Dossetts, Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).

Dosso, Nig. 19-678 (Al).

Dosson di Genova, mt., Alps
l-747a.

Dossradond, pass, Alps l-745b.

Doss Trento, Aus. 27-247a.

Dossville, Miss. 18-600 (C3).

Dosthill, Warwick. 28-342a.

DOST MAHOMMED KHAN
8-438b ; Bamian defeat, 3-
305a ; Ellenboroxigh's policy
9-289d ; Gough's victory
14-414b ; Jamrnd attacked
15-149d; Kabul rule 14-
413b.

DOSTOIEVSKY, FEODOR
Mikhailovieh 8-438d.

Doswell, Va. 28-118 (E3).

Dot, Ga. 11-752 (A2).

Dota, Ark. 2-552 (D2).

Dotale instrumentum 24-706a.

Dot and dash system (of
signalling) 25-70d.

Dotation (law) 2-619d.

Doterel ; see Dotterel.

Dothan, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

— , site, Pal. 20-602 (C4) ; 11-
584c.

Doti, India 14-376 (15).

Dotis dictio 23-545c.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

242

To make full use of thin Index It l» essential to read the
Instructions given on Page /.

DONN-DOWN

.-

Brook, riv.. .VII. 19-

lM.,

• DIMM 18-747a,
. 98-344 (143).
.19-1114.
i.urncr 19-«4ub.

— Uuni. 19-654a.

Don. Gerard : IN Douw. Ger-

DoilaOValuw de : «M Walter

dr l>mitl.

DOUA1. Kr. •-439o: 10-77S
<H):captur«<l300}8-937a;
cmled to France i7>T18b ;
collet* l-692b ; giant effigy
11-rfeb ;parleinentl9-83«c.

— rental oFthe Bible 8-90 Id.
Itouana. rir.. Ur. : it* Ery-

DOUARNENEZ. Fr. 9-440a ;
10-778 (113).

— .bay. Fr. 10-778 (113); 10-
.:-.. .

Douav. Felix Charles «4-i76b ;

11-7.1.

Doubat (oMdiwer) 17-1594.
Double. b«y. N_-.\\. 26-J7>

.. ...

— . dtot_Fr.8-424b.

— . lal.. China 19-184O.

— . mU. Jap. 15-156 (BIS).

— . mt.. Ky. 15-7400.

— , int.. Tvz. M-690 (13).
DOUBLE (diet.) 8-440a.

— (music) 17-91:11!.

- (In racquets) 28-7 82a.

.«:,;-! I 28- .'.I I, I.
«.:..-:..• 1-1 *&

— acting Mock* 16-334d (flic.).

— American round 1-3644.

— aspect theory St-601a: 3-
48a: aw alto ParaUeUsm,
p<yohophritol.

— axes (rel.) 7-4220 : 12-44 2a.

— bar (music) 2S-280O.
DOUBLE BASS 8- 1 I 1..

— bawoon : tee Contrafagotto.

— bastion : tee Cavalier.
Double Bayou. Tex. M-690

(N6>.

Double-brat valve 25-835b.
Double bellows 3-7 05d.

— bombard 7-41d.

Double Bridge Creek, riv., Ala.

1-lrtii tl.t>.
Double check (chess) C-94d.

— coco-nut : tee Coco de mcr.

— Columbia round 2-.1C. Id.

— column 5-47 Ic.

— crown (size of paper) 27-
545a : 20-7.15a.

— cube moulding 18-934b.

— out file 10-339d.

— daisy 13-768d.

— damask 7-786a,
DOUBLEDAY. ABNER 8-

441« ; 3-458C.

— , THOMAS 8-441b.

— . riys8es8-44lb.

Double demy (paper) 2O-735a-

— diamond (knot) 15-8744.

— diapason (of organ) : tee
Bourdon.

— dummy ((fame) 28-594d.

— elephant (paper) 2O-73Sa-

— entry (book-keeping)
''''

.

— expression (organ stop) 12-
'.' ' * - 1 .

— Horln 10-546C.

— flowers 13-7 44b.

— foolscap 20-735a ; 27-MSa.

— Gloucester cheese 7-749o.

— harness 8-5850.

— headed eagle (her.) 13-312b ;
13-:.::r,l, ; 9-.-.-..-..1.

— headed rail 22-820a.

— Insurance : tee Multiple in
su ranee.

— large post (paper) 20-735a,

— march 17-689a.

— Mountain Fork. riv., Tex.
26-690 (OS).

— Mountain group (geol.) 21-
177d.

— platen press 22-3.124.

— play (baseball) 3-461b.

— point (geom.) 19-731b.

— qtilntpommer 7-41d.
Poiihler i rice. machine) 9-1 76d.
Double rafter roof 23-69 8a.

— reed 7-40d.

— iwd mouthpiece 18-9 1 Cd :
22-974b.

— refraction : tee Retraction,
double.

— riranmaffle 23-988c.

(paper) 2O-73Sa.
••run, Ga. 11-752 (C4).
Double* (bell-rinrfiur) 3-09 la.

— (lawn-tennis) 16-301a.
Double salts 6-75o ; 7-591a-
Do"*>'« £*gdy Pta.. cape. Tas.

*O-1J5 (131).

Double snipe M-S94b ; 18-

|« ...
Double Hprtnax Ala. 1-460

— '"jlrtntm. Twin. 19-610 (Fl).

— . truck (coin) 19-H71a,
Doublet, hill. .Ma*.. 17-841

DOUBLET (4lct.) 9-441b; 7-

I40b.
Doublet de Penan. Mine. 19-

574a;3-131d.
Double tonguliur 10-580b.

— touch (organ stun) 12-9384.
Doublets (dice) 3-l'l4».
Double reranl 18-898d.

— virginals : tee Uarpsl •
chord.

— walled shell (ammunition)
1-

— warp 7-17 7c.

Double Wells. Ark. 2-441 (C3).
Double-aero (roulette) 23-7 7 Ic.
Doubling (bridge) 4-430a.

— (dlsuning) 2t-701a,

— (textile) 7-3U6b ; 25-107O ;
28-8 15b.

Doubly-retracting (par : tee

Iceland-spar.
Doubravaky, Joseph : tee

Dobrowitky. Joseph.
DOUBS, dcpt., Fr. 8-441o ; 10-

778 (HI).

—.falls, FT. 8-4410.
DOUBS, riv., Fr. 8-441o ; 10-

778 (114).
Doubtful, sound. N.Z. 19-624

(A6).
Doubtless, bay, N.Z. 19-ii-'l

(Dl).

Doucaine : Her Dolcian.
DOUCE, FRANCIS 8-442a ; on

betrothal 3-831b; on tools

10-6 ISa.

Douce, mt.. Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Douoet Landing. Can. 22- 7 '-'I

(D3).

Doucctte. Tex. 26-690 (N5).
Douche 3-5 ISc : 26-801b.
Doudart 4e Lagree, Ernest M.

L. 4e 11-4720 ; 5-84C.
Dou4eville, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
Doiulon. Xim6nes ll-144a.
Done, *T. 10-778 (D4).
Dougal. int.. Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Dougall r. Dun4eo Harbour

Trustees 22-297b.

— e. Dykes 4-4374.
Dougga, ruins. Tun. : ire

Dough Castle. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Dough cock 4-470c.
Dougherty. la. 14-732 (D2).
— .Okla. 2O-58 (D3).
— . la!.. Pac.O. 21-961 (K).
— . mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— Co., Oa. 11-752 (B4).
Dough kncadcr 4-471c.
Dough t v, Arthur 5- 1 66a,

— , Charles M. 2-257a : 9-6444.
— , Francis 3-3750 ; 22- '29 la.
— , Thomas 20-5180.
DOUGLAS (family) 8-442b :

tee otto Angus, Buchan,

Hamilton, Morton, Murray

(Moray). Onmmd, Queens

berry an4 Selkirk.
— . Archibald (4. 1535) 2-434.
— , Archibald Douglas, 3rd

earl of 8-443c ; 24-438c.
— , Archibald Douglas. 5th

earl of 8-4434 ; 15-140a.
— ,_ Archibald James E4war4

Douglas, 1st baron 2-2 1 4c.
— , Sir Archibald L. 15-2124.
—.SIR CHARLES 8- i He ; 20-

— .David (hot.) 2-338a ; 10-

— . Lord Francis 17-895b.

— GAVIN 8-4444 ; 13-386a.

— Gawin (pseud.) : tee Ram-
say, Allan.

— , SIR HOWARD 8-446a ;

20-200a.

— , James, 7th earl of 8-4434
—.James (scientist) 13-9444 :

7-106b : on bustard 4-876c ;

embryoloiry 9-325b.
— , JOHN 8-446b.
— , STEPHEN ARNOLD 8-

4 trie ; 16-7iL-.il ; 23-177a.
• — .William, 1st marquis 8-

4441,

— William Douglas. 8th earl
of 24-11"!..

— (pathologist) 3-178d.
Douglas. Ala. 1-460 (1)4).

— , Alaska 1-472 (M4) ; 1-

1T60.

— . Ariz. 2-544 (D4).
— , Ark. 2-552 (D3).

!• ,

. ' ' *

IX'UK'.I
411 (

". • !

M 8-447d:9-
7-i.lin.

— .Mich. 18-.I7J (l>7).

19 II).

— •. Okla. 28-4»(Dl).
DOUGLAS, Hoot. 9-448a ; 24-
412 (K4) ; 8-4420 : 13-8254.
— , Waah. 28-354 (lit).
—.Wyo. 18-814 (U3); 28-

— . bar. I- ot M. 9-411 (I. Al).

—.cape. AUk. 1-472 ('

— .cape. Can 20-114 (lit).

— .glen, So.t. 24-IIH , irj,.

—.harbour. Can. 5-litn iM.').

— , harbour. Lab. 5-l«"

— , 1st. AUk. 1-472 (M4) ; 15-

.. . ,.|.

— . mt.. Mont., 14-JT8 (D-E.I).
— . rir.. Lane*. 19-139 (B2) ;

16-140d.
— . rir.. Soot. (Argyll) 24-4 1 •*

(A2).
— , riv., Scot. (Dumbarton)

14-418 (B2).
— . riv., Scot. (Lanark) 24-4 1 •>

(D3) ; 6-572b.
Dougltu (Home) 13-626a ; 8-

...i..,.

Doug-las City, Cal. 8-8 (Bl).
c .,.....].. 6-T.'.' Iff).

— Co. Ga. 11-752 (1)2).

— Co. III. 14-304 (D4).

Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Minn. 18-540 (B4).

— Co.

— Co.

— Co.

— Co.

— Co.

~2&

— Co.

— i ...

— Co.

Mo. 18-608 (D4).
Neb. 19-324 (113).
Ncv. 5-8 (D2).
Oreg. 20-242 (B-C4) ;

3. Dak. 25-406 (G4).
Waah. 18-354 (F2

.
28-740

4 (F2).
(A-U2).

— Creek, riv., Colo. 9-711 (Bl).

— Creek, riv.. N.Dak. 19-780
.. j>.

Douglas fir : tee Douglas
spruce.

Douglas-Hamilton, Lady Mary
12-880b.

Douglas Head, cape, I. of .M. 9-
412(1. A2).

Douglas-Hunt process 7-106b.

Douglas Park, 111. (Chicago) 9-
liDa

Douglas-Pennant : tee Pen-
rhyn, baron.

Douglas pine : tee Douglas
spruce.

Douglas' Pouch : tee Pouch of
Douglas.

Douglas rod squirrel 27-6334.

Douglass, D. K. : fee Cham-
bers. Mrs Lambert.

— .FREDERICK 8-448a.

— , Sir J. N. 16-630b ; 16-629a,

I>,.u,-U-s. la. 14-7. :•-' (Fl).

— .Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— . Tex. 29-690 (N4).

— , lake, Mich. 18-372 (F4).

Douglas spruce 10-396o ; 10-
394 (PL I.): Canadian ex-
port 10-64 8b ; timber 10-
6S9b,10-658c ;U.S.27-634c.

Douglassville, Pa. 21-106 (L5).

Douglastown, Scot. 24-418
(E-F1).

Douglas t>. Douglas 8-4004.

Douglasville. Ga. 11-752 (B2).

Douglas Water, Scot. 24-41;

Douimos, Carthage 5-427c.
Douix, spring, Fr. 7-248O.
Doukas (family) : trr Dnoas.
DOUKHOBORS 8-4484 ; 23-

887a ; 24-226b ; Tolstoy 26-

10090.

Doulaincourt, Fr. 10-778 (O3).
DoiiIcvant-le-Chiteau, Fr. 10-

778 (G3).
DOULLENS. FT. 8-4494 ; 10-

778 (Fl).

Douls. Camille 23-1 007 b.
DOULTON, SIR HENRY 8-

4494.
Douliu Hea4, cape. Ire. 14-

744 (A5).

DOUMER, PAUL 8-450a.
DOUMIC, RENE 8-4508,
Donm palm : tee Doom palm.
Dounaeus. Andrew : tee

Downes, Andrew.
Doune, Lords : tee Murray

(Moray), earls of.
Doune, Scot. (Banffs.) : tee

Maodnff.
DOUNE. Sect. (Perths.) 8-

450b ; 24-418 (C2) ; castle 8-

450b.
— . hill, Scot. 24-418 (Bl) ;

66flb.

Donnlsta. Or. 12-424 (Cl).
Douplons 2S-99c.
Dourado, Firnao Vax 12-6740.

Uourblsvrhr.. rr. 19-77* ITt} I
l«...,r.Un. r r. 19-7 7 » <K3) ; M-
Dourdou. rtv.. Fr. 19-778 (F6) ;

— dr Uuu'niU, riv.. Kr. 17-ISa.
Duuriim 29-Vb ; 27-J41b ; 27-

DOURO, rir.. 8p. and Port. 9-
450c; 29-430 (A2) ; H-648
nui; length 9-9090 ; via-
4nci 4-4414, 4*5 1 4a ( ng. ), 4-

Dourou. rir., Fr. 19-3«tb.
DOUROUCOUL1 9-4504 ; 22-

333a jproportloiu Z2-324a ;

skull22-326b; nplnal column

22-3264 : thumb 22-327b.
Douryne. r r. 19-778 (F6).
DOUSA, JANU8 8-4504 ; 27-

767b.
Dousman, WIs. 29-740 (B6) :

19-r.J!..

Douralne, FT. 10-778 (H4).
Doure. rir., Fr. : tee Ouve.
DOUVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE

8-45U.

Dourillelceras l-405b.
DOUW (Dow), GERHARD 8-

441b ; 18-424b ; 24-312c.
Doux. riv., Fr. 10-778 (G5) ; 1-

4494.
Douze, riv.. Fr. 19-778 (D6-5) ;

1-1140.

Dove. II. N. 25-446a.
DOVE, riv.. Derby. 9-451d ; 9-

416 (II. D4).
— , riv.. Tas. 29-4390.
— . riv., York*. 28-933 (Dl).
— . riv., Yorks. 9-412 (I. G4).
DOVE (bird) 8-1514 (Plates);

In religion 2-1664, 2-823C,

24-617b.
Dove Bay, str.. Green. 12-54 :<

M.J..

Dove Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-
S06 <G3).

— Creek, riv., Tex. M-690
(O5-4).

— Creek, riv., Utah 27-814
(Al).

— Dale, val., Derby. 9-416 (II.
D3) ; 8-4514 : (ecology 8-7 la.

Dovenolos, Derby. 6-575b.
Dovekey : tee Black Guillemot.
Dovenaldus (king of Strath

clyde) : tee Dyrnwal (Dove

naldns).
DOVER. G. J. W. AGAR-

Ellis. baron 8-452d.
— , HENRY JERMYN, earl of

8-4:.:ia; 13-934a.
— , ROBERT 8-4531).
Dover, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , Can. 19-465 (Cl-2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (Fl).
DOVER, DcL 8-453b ; 17-828

<H2).
— , fla. 11-752 (E3).

— , 111. 14-304 <C2).
— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).
DOVER, Kent 8-453b ; 9-424

i~ JVIUL 9WVOU i »~^*1
:4) ; 4-584 (D6) ; 15-
737a; battle (1217) 8-454c,
24-5b3b, 4-815b: castle 5-
4794; harbour 9-424 (IV.
E4) ; observatory 19-955c ;
shipping 27-604b ; treaty 9-
540o. 5-91 4c.

— , Ky. 15-740 (E2).

— , Mass. 17-851 (A4).

— , Me. 17-434 (C3).

— , Minn. 18-550 (E7).

— , >Io. 18-608 (Cl).

— . N.C. 19-771 (Ei).

DOVER, N.H. 8-455b ; 19-490

DOVER, N.J. 8-456a ; 19-502

<C2).

— , O. 29-16 (Gl).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Dl-2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (16).
— , Tenn. 29-610 (Dl).
— , pt., W.Aus. 2-960 (D6).

— Beck, riv., Notts. 9-416(11.
ML

— Cliff, Mass. : tee Gay Head.

— Cliffs, Congo riv. 6-9 16a.
DOVERCOURT, Ess. 8-456a ;

9-424 (IV. E3) ; 13-47c.
I>.>vt-ri4ge, Derby. 9-416 (II.

D4).

Doverpolnt, N.H. 19-490 (F5).
Dover sole : tee under Sole,

common.
Dover's powder 2O-135c; 14-

737o ; In catarrh 5-504d ; in

laryngitis 19-228b.
Dover, Strait of 9-408 (H-I7) ;

9-455b.

Dovesvllle, Va. 28-118 (C-D2).
Dovetail (diet.) 5-387b.
Dovetail Butte, mt., Mont. 14-

176 (E2).

Dovetailed tenon 5-3874.
Dovetailing machine 27-424.
Dovey, riv.. Walea 9-418 (V.

Cl) ; 28-259b.

~" '"

mu . .N<». 19-994

.m. Gerard i an Dovw, o«r-

hard.

— . LORENZO (-4Mb.
— . MEAL 9-4461,.
l«>». III. 14-1 1114).
DOWAGER (dtrt.)9-4S6e.
Dowagtac. Micb. 18-J7* <l>7).
— Ctwk. nr.. Mich. 18-m

Dow'ctty. la. 14.TM(BJ>.

. . • . . 27-

towdaU-OMW.
IOWDEN. EDW

l«-774d.
ARD9-4*6«I

Dowd
DOWt_ .
9-644b.

— , John (bp.) 9-456c.
DOWDE8WELL. WILLIAM

Mm.

Dowel 8-388a: 17-»46c.
Dowelltown. Ten. 19-610 (Kl).
DOWER 9-4.',7b ; Mahomnn-
dan law 14-445d.

— Act (1834) 9-457b; 24-
5»9c.

Dowlana a urea 9-705b.

DOW IE. JOHN ALEXANDER

8-«57c.

DowkerbotU.m. York».5-579e,
Dowlata. Wales 9-42S (V. E4) ;

12-7 4c.

— Iron Company 5-3 1 7 d.
DowlaUhweram. India 12-KOc.
Dowland. John 9-6104 ; 2f-

406b.

DOWLAS (diet.) 9-4574.
Dow Law, l*»6<r.S.)18-767a,
Dowletabad. India : tee Daosv

tabad.

— , Persia : trr Doletabad.
Dowling, O. 19-16 (C1).

— . lake. Can. 1-400 (Bi).
Down (East). Dev. f-430 (Vt.

— (W«*). Der.»-430(VI. Dl>
DOWN, co.. Ire. 8-4.',7d ; 14-

744 (E-K2) ; 14-747a ; geo-
logy 14-744d.

— -, dtet., Salop 24-102ld.
DOWN (diet.) 8-458d.

Down (feather) 8-469a ; 10-

225a.
Downall Green, Lanes. 15-139

<C3).

Down-brow (diet.) B-586b.
Downcast (diet.) 18-538*.
Downderry, Corn, f-430 (TL

D3).

Downe, Kent 16-942 (E3).
Downer. N.J. 19-40S (B4).
Downers Grove, 111. 14-304

(D2).

DOWNES, ANDREW 8-459a.
Do«ney, Ida. 14-276 (C-D4).
Doirn/afl. The (Anthony Mun-

day) 17-4J8d.
Downham, Camba. »-424 (IV.

— . Ew. 16-942 (G2).

— , Lanes. 16-USc.

— Market, Nor. 9-424 (TV.
CI) ; geology 19-7 45a.

Downhlfl. In. 14-744 (El).
Downie, David »-552a.

— , George 21-826*.
Downieville. Cal. S-8 (CS).

— ,Pa.21-10«(C4).
Downing, Andrew Jackson 19-

..
—.SIR GEORGE, bart. 8-

Downing, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Dl).

— . WIs. 28-740 (A3).

— College, Cambridge B-92b.

— Street, Lond. 28-451C ; 8
IMo,

Downington, Mich. 18-372
(H6).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (F4).
Downingtoni). Pa. 21-106 (17).
DOWNMAN, JOHN 8-459d.
DOWNPATRICK, Ire. 8-460a ;

14-744 (F2).

— Head, cape, Ire, 14-744
(B2).

Downs, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— . 111. 14-304 (D3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (Dl).

— , Wash. 28-344 (G2).
DOWNS, hills. Enit. 8-460b ;

North 9-420 (III. E4). 16-
942 (B4-F.1). 15-736b, 9-
414e; South 9-420(111. KM.
»-414c, 26-165d: Western
•-408 (E7). 9-4U9a, 8-4340.
8-4 14a.

— .roadstead, Kent 8-4 60dj
9-424 (IV. E4); battto
(1639) 13-S99b. t«-848a.

Downs (football) 10-624b.
Down St Mary. l>ev. 9-430

DOWNSHIRE. WILLS HILL*

1st marquess of 8-460d.
Downsvllle, La. 17-44 (Bl).

— . Md. 17-828 (Dl).

For Key to Contractions, etc, , see Page 1.

DOWN-DRUM

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

Downsville, N.Y. 19-596 (E-

F3).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).
Down Thomas, Dev. 21-862

(map).
Downton, Hereford. 9-420 (III.

B2) ; 13-358a.
— , Wilts. 9-420 (III. D5) ; 28-

69So ; geology 28-698C.
Downton Castle sandstone 17-

113d.
Downtonian group 17-113d ;

25- 11 Ob.

Down wool 28-80$ (fig.).
Dowrah 1S-605C.
DOWRY (diet.) 8-461a.
Dows, la. 14-732 (D2).
DOWSER AND DOWSING 8-

461a ; 8-333c.
Dowsetts, reef. Haw. 13-84

<B3).
Dowsing rod : see Divining

rod.

Dowson, Ernest 9-644d.
— , John 14-625d.
Dowson gas 2-106b ; 11-2S5C.

— gas-producer ll-492c.
Dowth, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Doxa, int., Turk. 27-426

(B-C3); 17-217a.
Doxa : set Opinion (philos.).
Doxat, Lewis 19-563b.
Doxey, Okla. 20-58 (B2).
DOXOLOGY 8-461a.
DOYEN, GABRIEL FRAN-

(oi> 8-461c.

Doyen (diet.) : see Dean.
DOYLE, SIR ARTHUR

Conmn 8-461d.
— , Charles 8-461(1.
— , SIR FRANCIS H. C. 8-462a.
— , John 8-462b ; 5-332c.
— , JOHN ANDREW 8-462b.
— , RICHARD 8- til-Jli.
Doyle, Ga. 11-752 <B3).
Doyleston, Wis. 28-740 (D5).
Doylestown, O. 20-26 (G3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (M-N5).
D'Oyley, Edward 15-134b.
D'Oyley Carte, Richard : tee

Carte, Richard D'Oyly.
Doyline, La. 17-54 (Al).
Doyo (diet.) 1S-161C.
Dozan, Bal. 14-376 (B5).
Dozen, isls.. Jap. 2O-57c.
Dozier, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
DOZSA, GYORGY 8-462c.
Dozule, Fr. 10-778 <EJ).
DOZY, R. P. A. 8-462d.
Draa (measure) : see Diraa.
Dra'a, riv., Mor. 18-851 (B4) ;

18-852a.

Drab, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Drib (diet.) 8-546d.
Draba 13-769c ; 21-779a ; on

Lebanon 16-347c ; in

Mexico 22-90d.

— obovata 8-9 15c.

Drac, riv., Fr. 10-778 (G5) ;

14-867b.
DRACAENA (bot.) 8-463b ; 2-

745d ; 16-6SJd.
Dracaena (zool.) 16-826a.

— aurea : see Halapepe.
Dracaenoideae 16-683d.
Drach, Salomon Moses 28-

327d.

Drach, Turk. : see Durazzo.
— , cave, Sp. 17-539b.
Drachenburg, castle, Ger. 15-

S*6b.
Drachenfels, mt., Ger. 11-808

(I. k6) ; 15-896b.
Drachenquelle, Ger. 13-659d.
Drachm 19-872a ; 19-908a ;

fluid 28-487c : Phoenician

28-487a.
Drachma 12-439d ; measure

28-491d, 28-487C.
DRACHMANN, H. H. H. 8-

463c ; 8-1,1).

Drachten, Holl. 13-588 (Dl).
DRACO (Athenian statesman)

8-464a ; 12-503a ; 14-628C.
Draco, riv., Syr. : see Orontes.
DRACO (astron.) 8-464d ; 1-

54c; 25-7*9d.
Draco (lizards) : see Dragon.
Dracocephalum 13-769c.
Draco haematopogon : tee

Red-throated Dragon.

— mitigatus : see Calomel.
Dracon (myth.) : see Python.
Draconic month : see Nodical

month.

Dracontia 25-961b.

Dracontiasis : see Guinea-
worm disease.

Dracontium 2-641a.

DRACONTIUS, BLOSSIUS
Aemilius 8-464d.

Dracophyllum 6-8(1.

— Sayeri 22-733b.
Dracunculus : tee Guinea

worm.

— medinensis 25-191b.
Dracut, Mass. 17-852 (El).
Dracyl : see Toluene.

Draft (conscription) 1S-708C
Z7-709C.

Draft (law) : see Draught.
DRAFTED MASONRY 8-465a.
DRAG (diet.) 8-465b.

— (billiards) 3-936b.

— (carpentry) 17-842a.
Draga (queen of Servia) 1-

564a ; 24-694c.
Draganesci, Rum. (Olt) 23-

826 (B2).
— , Rum. (Vlashca) 23-826

(B2).
DRAGASHANI, Rum. 8-465b ;

23-826 (A-B2) ; battle

(1821)27-456c.
Drag-bench (diet.) 18-561a.
Dragendorff, DrS-724d.
Drag-harrow (diet.) 13-27d.
Dragmastra normani 25-726b.
Drago, riv., It. : see Hypsas.
— , Boca del. bay, Pan. 5-678

(B6).

DRAGOMAN 8-465b.
DRAGOMIROV, MICHAEL

Ivanovich 8-466a.
Dragon, Utah 27-814 (E3).
— , lake, C.Asia : see Rangkul.
Dragon (astron.) : see Draco.

— (lizards) 8-468a.
DRAGON (monster) 8-466c ;

7-217a; l-170c; J»nah
story 15-496d ; worship 24-
68 la.

— boat 4-98a.

Dragonera, isl., Gr. 7-418

(Dl) ; 12-424 (E4).
— , isl., Sp. 25-530 (G3).
DRAGONETTI, DOMENICO

8-46Sa ; 8-440d.
Dragonetti (music) 4- 34 la.
DRAGON-FLY 8-468b ; 13-

431a ; 19-438a ; Japanese

toy 15-163d ; migration 18-

436d.
Dragon gum : see Gum traga-

canth.
Dragonisos, isl., Gr. 12-424

(G3).
Dragonnades 13-867a ; 17-

69b.

Dragon of Bosnia : see Hus-
sein Aga Berberll.
Dragon's, hill, Berks. 28-605b.
DRAGON'S BLOOD 8- 17 la:

14-349b.

— foot 24-1390.

— gall 11-6011).

Dragon's Isle : see Jezirat al

Tennyn.
Dragon s Months, channel,

W.I. 28-544 (B4).
Dragon-tree 8-463b ; 20-553b.
Dragoon, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
— , mts.. Ariz. 2-544 (C-D4).
DRAGOON (soldier) 8-471a;

5-566a ; German guards 5-

571 (PL H.).

— Guards, 6th : see Cara-
biniers.

Dragor, riv., Turk. 18-692a.

Dragosh (legend) 23-834C.

Drago theory 21-9d.

Dragoumis (Greek statesman)
12-469d.

Dragshoun, castle, Zealand 4-
304b.

Dragston, N.J. 19-502 (B5).

Dragstone mill : see Crusher.

DRAGUIGNAN. Fr. 8-471b ;
10-778 (H6).

Dragul Bassarabs (faction) 3-
491a.

Dragusheni. Rum. 23-826 (C2).

Dragut (Turkish naval com-
mander) : see Torgud.

Dragut. pt., Malta 17-508 (Bl).

Drab abu'l negga, Thebes 26-
740a.

Drahor, riv., Turk. : tee
Dragor.

Drain, Oreg. 20-242 (B4).

Drain (diet.) 9-436b.

DRAINAGE OF LAND 8-471b;
ll-663c ; fens 23-376d ;
irrigation 14-842b ; Italy
16-272C ; malaria 17- If, I.I ;
mines 18-537a. See also
Sewerage.

Drainage of wounds 12-805c ;
26-130C.

Draisine (diet.) 7-682d.

Drake, Charles F. T. 13-535a ;
20-644b.

— , Edwin L. 26-1033b ; 21-
317a.

— , SIR FRANCIS 8-473b ; 9-
534a ; 18-337d ; astrolabe
19-286b ; geographical dis-
coveries ll-626d ; statues
20-lBa, 21-861c.

— , Friedrich 24-500c.

— , Joseph Rodman l-835c.

— , NATHAN 8-474b.

— , Roger (governor of Bengal)
14-408b.

— , Roger (physician) 27-928a.

— , Samuel Adams 18-100b.

— (physicist) ll-496a.
Drake, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
— , Can. 24-225 (B3).
— , 111. 14-304 (B4).

Drake, N.Dak. 19-780 (DS).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (Gl).
Drake (zool.) 8-630c.
" Drake " (ship) 24-909c ; 24-

956a.

Drake Company 16-197b.
Drake Creek, riv., -Ky. 15-740

(B3).

Drakelow, Derby. 3-760a.
DRAKENBORCH, ARNOLD

8-4740.

Drakenburg, Ger. 11-808 (B2).
—.castle, Holl. 3-91a.
DHAKENSBERG,mts., S.E.Af.

8-474c ; 25-466 (I4-K5) ;

27-187a: altitudes 1-32 Ib ;

geology 5-2^0b.
Drakeustein, mt., Cape Col. 5-

227a.

— , castle, HoU. 3-9 la.
Drakes, bay, Cal. 5-8 (B3).
— , ial., Eng. 21-862 (map) ;

21-861C.

— Bridge, Va. 28-118 (D4).

— Creek, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).
Drakesville, la. 14-732 (E4).
Draketown, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Drake University, la. 8-98b.
Dram (diet.) 12-440a.
Drama, Turk. 27-426 (D2) ;

17-217b.

DRAMA (see also Comedy,
Tragedy, Mask, Mystery and
Miracle Plays, Theatre, &c.)
8-4 7 Sa ; Aristotle's defini-
tion 10-365d ; censorship :
see Censorship, dramatic ;
construction l-157a ; copy-
right 7-121c: legal restric-
tions 26-737b ; poetic 17-
180d, 21-8840 ; puppet-plays
17-7 23b, 15-289b. See also
literature section of coun-
tries.

Dramali : see. All, pasha of
lannina.

Dramatic Art, School of 27-
234c.

— Copyright Act (1833) 7-
121c.

DRAMBURG, Ger. 8-546b ;

11-808 (E2).
Drame (diet.) ll-145b.
DramesPhttosophuiues (Renan)

23-95b.

Dramgoff, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Dramisos, Gr. 8-372b.
DRAMMEN, Nor. 8-546b ; 19-

804 (C-D3).
— , riv.. Nor. 19-804 (C3) ; 19-

800c.
Drance, riv., Fr. 10-778 (B4) ;

26-242 <C4) ; 13-74c.
Dranceni, Rum. 23-826 (C-D1).
Drancy, Ft. 10-778 (C5).
DRANE, AUGUSTA THEO-

dosia 8-546c.

Dranesville, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
— , Va. 28-118 (El) ; battle 1-

819b.
DrangajSkull. glacier. Ice. 14-

228 (Bl); 14-228a.
Drangedal, Nor. 19-804 (C3).
Drangiana, (list ., Asia : see

Seistan.

Drangians 21.2n.1b ; l-315a.
Dranista, Gr. 12-424 (C-D1).
Drann, riv., Aus. 3-4 (D3).
Dranova, isl., Rum. 23-826

(D2).

Dranse, riv., Fr. : see Drance.
Drant, Thomas 7-470b.
Drapa 14-234b.
Draparnaldia l-597c.
Draper, Elizabeth 4-579c ; 25-

903a.

— , Henry 8-546d ; 19-959d.
— , Herbert 20-501a.
— , JOHN WILLIAM 8-546c ;

moon, first photograph 18-

803d; photography 21-484b,

21-502C.

— , Richard 19-566d.
— , Sir William 17-580a.
Draper. Ark. 2-552 (C4).
— , Utah 27-814 (C2).
— , Va. 28-118 (B4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C3).
DRAPER (merchant) 8-546d.

— (title) 24-1 4a.

Draper Memorial : see Henry

Draper Memorial.
Drapers' Company 8-546d ;

16-81 la.

Drapers' gild 8-546d.
Draperstown, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
Drapier (official title) 26-592a.
Drapier's Letters (Swift) 26

229a.
Dras, India 14-376 (F2) ; 16-

58b.
Drische d'Malkl : see Sidra

d'Yahya.
Drasche-Wartinberg, R. von

25-7 lOd.

Draskovic, Count 7-475c.
Drassidae 13-446c ; 25-663d.
Drau, riv., Hung. : see Drave.
Draughon, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
DRAUGHT (diet.) 8-547a.

Draught (forced) 4-1 50b.

— (masonry) 17-847a.
Draught-boy : see Draw-boy.
Draught-chain 21-85UC.
DRAUGHTS 8-547b.
DRAU^ADl 8-550b : 24-167C.
Drausen, lake, Ger. 9-163d.
DHAVE, riv., Aus. 8-550b ; 3-

4(E3); 15-26 (Dl); 23-U48
(D2) ; course 5-336d, 9-
909c.

Dravida School 14-435C.

DRAV1DIAN (race) 8-550b ;
14-384a : 14-430b ; lan-
guage 14-489D, 10-390C, 21-
42Sb.

Dravido-Australian (race) 24-
53c.

Dravite 27-104c.

Dravosburg, Pa. 21-106 (E7).

Dravus, riv., Aus. : see Drave.

Draw (diet.) 8-552a.

DRAWBACK (diet.) 8-551d.

Draw-bench : see Drag-bench.

Draw-boy 7-286b.

Drawbridge (bridge) 4-543d.

Draw-bridge (game) 4-531b.

Drawdoor weir 28-497a.

Drawers (costume) 7-244d.

Draw-filing (diet.) 10-340c.

DRAWING (art) 8-552a; palae-
olithic 2-347a, 2-348 (PI. II.)
20-462 (PL I.).

— (woollen manufacture) 28-
813d.

— AND QUARTERING 8-557c.

— frame 7-304C ; 15-608b.

— ofBce 8-556d.

— rollers 16-726a.
DRAWING-ROOM 8-557d.
Drawing slate : see. Black

chalk.

— table 26-325b.
Drawn note : see Draught.

— thread work 16-38a.
Draw-plate : see Die.
Draw poker (game) 21-899d.

— trumpet : see Sackbut.
Drax, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2).
Draycott in the Moors, Staffs.

9-416 (II. D4).
DRAYTON, MICHAEL 8-557d;

9-6 19d.

Drayton, Can. 20-114 (B2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).
— , Hants. 22-132 (map).
— , Leics. 9-420 (III. Fl).

— (West), Mdx. 16-942 (C2) ;
10-606a; 18-413d.

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
— , Norf. 9-424 (IV. El).

— Bassett, Staffs. 25-758 (Bl);
25-758d.

Drazhevats, Serv. 24-686 (Bl).

" Dreadnought " (battleship)
24-898b ; 24-905b ; arma-
ment 20-2:tlb, 20-235 (fig.) ;
British naval supremacy 19-
311c ; colonial offer 4-614a ;
steering 24-956a.

DREAM 8-558d ; 2-53c ; 22-
575a ; action during 25-
393c ; Assyrian temple 3-
lOla ; cures indicated by
18- 1 Id ; demons in 8-7a ;
divination by 8-333a ; hal-
lucinations 12-859d ; totem
beliefs 27-89b.

Dreamers (sect) 25-275b.

Dream of Fair Women (Tenny-
son) 26-631b.

Dream of Qerontius (Newman)
19-5190 ; Elgar's music 20-
163c.

Dream of the Rood (poem) 7-
691c ; 4-935c ; 9-608c.

Dreams o1 a Clairvoyant (Kant)
15-666C.

Drebbel, Cornelius 8-744d.

Drebenau, Ger. : see Gdrlitz.

Dre-chu, riv., China : see
Yangtsze Kiang.

Dredge (sweetmeat) 8-562c.

DREDGE AND DREDGING 8-
562o ; 8-568 (Plates) ; Couv-
reux* invention 26-24a ; gold
working 12-197c ; marine
biology 8-568d ; shaft-sink-
ing 24-768c; tidal rivers 23-
382b.

Dredger (diet.) 8-562c.

Dredgers, Incorporated Com
pany of 28-612C.

Dred Scott case 27-704b ; 3-
754a; 7-652a.

Dreel, riv., Scot. 10-679c ; 2-
85a.

Dreghorn, John Maclaurin,
lord 17-2610.

Dreghorn, Scot. 24-418 (B3) ;
14-854a ; geology 3-76a.

Dregovichi, race 18-556b.

Dreh, Bal. 14-376 (B7)

Drehventil : see Cylinder ven-
til.

Dreiannen Hohne, station, Ger.
4-623d.

Dreibundenstein, mt., Alps 26-
242 (G3).

Dreier, Salomon 8-43a.

Dreihelm Stadt, Ger. : see

Landshut.
Dreiherrenspitzc. mt., Alps 1-

746b.
Dreikaiserbund (alliance) 9>

942d; 9-946a.
Dreikretcham, Gel. : see

Kamenz.
Dreikreuzberg, mt., Aus. 5-

347a.
Dreilanderspitee, mt., Alps 1-

745d; 28-2 lie.
Dreinoniys : see Oreomys.
DreiO, isl., Den. 8-24 (C4) ; 8-

23d.

Dreisam, riv., Gcr. ll-92d.
Dreischusterspitze, mt., Tirol

l-747b.
Dreissensia 16-122d ; gills 16-

11. Ml: Pliocene 21-848b.

— beardii27-171d.

— bugensis 5-454a.

— polyniorpha 5-453d.

— rostriformis 27-171d.
Dreissensiidae 16-122d.

Drei Zmnen, mt., Tirol 1-7 47b.

Dreketi, riv., Fiji 10-335 (Bl) ;
10-335C.

" Dreki " (ship) 24-865b.

DRELINCOUHT, CHARLES
(theologian) 8-573b ; cate-
chism of 5-506a.

— , Charles (physician) l-932c.

— , Laurent 8-5 7 3c.

— , Peter 8-573C.

Drern, Scot. 24-418 (F2) ; 12-
796a.

Dremotherium 21-351).

Drenching (leather manuf.) 16-
338a.

Drengfurt, Ger. 11-808 (HI).

Drennon Springs, Ky. 15-740
(C2).

Drenova, Scrv. 24-686 (C2).

DRENTE, prov., Holl. 8-573c ;
13-588 (D2) ; stone monu-
ments 25-965a.

Drenteln, Alexandef Romano-
vich 19-688b.

Drentscho Hoofdvart, canal,
Holl. 13-588 (D2) ; 13-591c.

Drepanaspidae 20-361c ; 24-
596d.

Drepanidae (birds) : see Mamo.

— (flshes) 26-5450.
Drepanididae (birds) : see

Mamo.

Drepanidium : see Lankester-
ella.

Drepanidotaonia lanccolata
26-413a.

Drepanis pacifica : see Mamo.

Drepanius, Latinus Pacatus :
see Pacatus Drepanius, Lati-
nus.

— Floras : see Floras, Dre-
panius.

Drepano, cape, Crete 7-418

(Bl).
— .cape, Cyprus 7-696 (map) ;

7-695d.

— , cape, Turk. 27-426 (D3).
Drepanophorus 19-364a ; 19-

366a.

— spectabilis 19-367d (fig.).
Drepanulidae 16-472d.
Drepanum, Asia M. 17-100b.
• — , Sicily : see Trapani.
Drepte, riv., Ger. 28-526d.
Dresbach, Minn. 18-550 (F7).
Dreschel, Heinrich Ferdinand

Edmund l-514b.
DRESDEN, Ger. 8-574c ; 11-
808 (D3); art gallery 2-
671b ; battle of (1813) 8-
576d, 19-2300 (map) ; blind
school 4-62c ; chma : see
Dresden porcelain ; fire
(1491) 10-401d ; housing
statistics 13-825b ; insurrec-
tion (1849) 11-610, 3-231a ;
libraries 16-569c ; museums
19-63a ; observatory 19-
957b ; opera house 2-429b ;
Prussian occupation (1756)
24-7 15d; sanitary conven-
tion (1893) 22-710d;
Schlosskapelle 2-42 Ic ; siega
(1760) 24-7200 ; treaty
(1745) 3-42d, 3-10a.
Dresden, Ind. 14-422 (D7).

Kan. 15-654 (Bl).

Me. 17-434 (C4).

Mo. 18-608 <C3).

N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).

O. 20-26 (G4).

— Tenn. 26-620 (Cl).

" Dresden " (battleship) 24-

911d.
Dresden Codex 5-679c ; 1-813

(PI. IV. flg. 4).

— green 8-163c.

— porcelain 5-749d ; 5-757b :
BOttger 5-740b ; Meissen
manufacture 18-84b.

Dresdner Bank, Ger. 7-87a. '
DRESS (diet.) 8-577c : see also

Costume.

Dresser, H. E. (zool.) 20-310d.
DRESSER (furniture) 8-577d.

For Key to Contraction!, etc., see Page /.

244

To niaAc lull use of thlf Index It It cMMent/al to read the
inunction* given on Page I.

DOWN-DRUM

Junction, Wta. M-T40
|>rr~lrw« : nuuunry 17-MM, ;

• tirvl.nl »- I '

Drrvlrr. ( ..i,r»<t 24-505a.
Ktmor. HI 11
lift- Ttukrt (month) 8-3 l«d.
Drrax. »»rU «>f »-T98a,
— t John of Albrfl, count of :
•tt John, count

de : *M Peter I. (of

DREUX. Vr. 8-578* ; 18-77S

(IS) ; l.»i t :. • 1 .«•-•) 18-829d

14-522 (I'l. I i; countablp

8-578b.
Dicux-Brese, Henri Evrard.

marqula de : ttt under llreio

(family I.

AH!. Kr. 8-81*.
pravlyan*. race 18-35ob.
Diwvajo, Nnr. 19-804 ( D-E1'
Drew, Daniel 10-437o ; it-

j-;i..
— . D'Arcy (pseud.) : ire Mlv-

art. St George.
— . George K. 19-544C.
— . Georgiana : an Barry -

more, Georgiana.
—.JOHN (1817-1861) 8-478b.
— . John (b. 1843) 2-578O.

. I. '.nine Lane 8-5 7 8c.

. SAMUEL 8-5780.

.Sidney 8-5780.
— . Sir Thomas 2-664C ; 2-

441b.

Mtsa. 18-600 (B2).

— Co.. Ark. 2-452(D4).
Drewenz, lake. Ger. 8-579* ; 9-

18M.
— , riv.. Ger. (trib. Paasarge)

11-808 (HI).
DREWENZ. riv., Ger. (trib.

Vi.tula) 8-579a ; 11-808

Drewlu, Ger. 3-788 (map).
Drewry, Ala. 1-460 (114).
Drewry's Bluff, Va. 28-1 is

(K:t)

Drewryvllle, Va. 28-118 (E4).
Drews Creek, riv.. Greg. 20-

141 (E5)

Drewsey. Oreg. 18-142 (G4).
Drewstelgnton. Dev. 8-430

(VI. El) ; 8-1340.
Drew Theological Semlnarr,

N.J. 17-2S7b ; 13-960a.
Drewtnn. Ark. 2-442 (D4J.
DREXEL, ANTHONY

Jot.ph 8-:.79a.
— . Francis M. 8-479a.
— , Joseph W. 8-J79a.
— , Katlmrine 14-479d.
Drexel. Mo. 18-608 (B3).
Drexel Institute 8-479a ; 21-

neb.

Dreyer. Max ll-799a.

DREYFUS. ALFRED 8-5791) ;
10-882t>; 2-143c; Loubefs
attitude 17-261) ; Zola 28-
lOOlo.

Dreyse, Johann Nicholas von
19-339C.

Dreyssena : tee Drelssensla.

Driander. Johann : tee Dry-
ander, Johann.

Drias : tee Thapsia garganlca.

Dribbling (football) 10-621a.

Driblet cone (volcano)28-187d.

DRIBURG, tier. 8-579C ; 11-
808 (B3).

Dridu. Hum. 23-826 (Cl).

Driebergen. Holl. 13-588 (C2) ;
27-823O.

Drieach, Hans : embryology
9-329d ; hydrold colonies
14-140b : regeneration in
anlmals23-36d ; sea-urchins
7-717o ; tissue differentia-
tion 13-342C.

Driesche, J. van den : tee
Druitiux, Johannes.

Driesen, Georg WUhelm von
18-404a.

Driesh, mt, Scot 10-660d ;
24-414b.

Dricwueln. C. L. 24-1 01 Od.

DRIFFIELD, Yorks. 8-579c :
9-416(11. Gl); geolopy 28-
931(1.

Drillleld, V. C. : exposure
meter 21-.M fill.

Drift (aeronautics) 1-2611).

— (balllsUc«)2-692b : 3-27611 ;
allowance for 25-61 d; 20-
IfM.

DRIFT (geol.) 8-579c: 11-
646c ; lake* 16-86c ; Lyell's
theory 12-56d.

Drift (in ininex) 18-5290.

— (.«. African term) 25-467b.

— (tool) 4-I.'.2c.

Drift angle (ship) 24-9.r>4b.
Drift Creek, rir., Greg. 20-242

(M).

Drifter (v«»el) 24-889d.
Drift net 27-221b.

.ria. 18-140(01).
' ) SS-340C.

— weed kcl|. 18-

okU. 2»-.'.» (Cl).
•

—.pi,. Call. i-IBu (1.3).
-Branch, riv.. IV 21-10«

Dribljal Singh. Sir »-184d.
Drighllngton. York*. 28-933

Drlgrl. India 14-378 (C-D4).
Drill (inilit*ry) 8-5HOa ; 14-
430* ; cavalry 8-47 la.

— (monkey) 22-33ll>.
DRILL ( tool) 8-480a; 17-170 ;

27-30b : 4-341o ; agricul-
tural Implement 1-Mte ;
dlamoiiil drill 4-'.'.'>3b ; hand
drill 4 in. -27-401).

4-48b ; for petroleum wrll»
21-319*; pneumatic 27<
40d. tS-23-.'il.

— brace 8-89a.
Drill... riv.. Sic. l-3«8d.
l'nl..ii, riv., Turk. : tee Black

Drill.
Drilunhagua 23-784a ; 23-

Drtmla'l8-883d.
Drimnin. Scot. 24-411 (C3).
Drimoleague. Irv. 14-744 (U4).
DnniyM 12-701c ; 21-782c.

— Winteri 28-734b.
DrlmyUooa, Nlcolaa 12-524d.
Drin. riv.. Turk. 27-426 (B2) ;

course l-482c.

— . Gulf of, Turk. 27-426 ( A2).
Drlna, riv.. Sorv. 24-6HB (Al) ;

3-4 (K4) : 4-279b.
Drink (Reade) 22-938d.
Drinking oemnonleM 8-484o.

— cup : tee Drinking Veoaela.

— fountain 10-7491).
DRINKING VESSELS 8-580b ;

8-482 (PI. II.) ; Greek forme
8-7 12d, 5-7130 (figs.); horn
8-48 lb, 8-5 82d ; royal cup
(Brit. Museum) 8-582d, •-
364a; Inca 1-816 (PI. V.
fla. 10); HkulU 5-184a. 7-
737b, 2-726c.

Drink quextlon : tee Drunken-
Den ; Liquor I>aw» ; and
Temperance.

Drinkwatrr. John ll-'.i 12.-.

I inn.. IT. Marin4-786a.

Drinus, riv.. Thrace : tee Drin.

DrioH, bay, Aeg. Son 20-Sfiln.

Drip, bridge. Scot. 10-67'Jc.

Dripping Spring*. Tex. 26-(!'JO
(14).

Drinwy, riv.. Ire. 14-744

DRIPSTONE 8-584d; 17-845a.

Drlpay.Irc. 7-148b.

DriBa, Uuss. 23-872 (C4) ; 28-

146d.

Drlscoll, N.Dak. 19-780 (D3).
Dri-h. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Drishaig. Scot. 24-418 (A-B2).
Drishane Castle, Ire. 14-744

K'l).

I)ri-iu~. Sanniel 23-23a.
DRISLER, HENRY 8-.r>84d.
Driva. riv.. Nor. 19-804 (Cl) ;

19-7990.
Drive (cricket) 7-439o.

— (curling) 7-646o.

— (golf) 12-22 It..

— (typog.) 27-4430.

— (war) 27-207 d.

— pipe 4-252c.

DRIVER, SAMUEL ROLLES
8-484a ; 4-658b ; 3-8«:M ;
Deuteronom v 8- 1 1 8c ; Hab-
akkuk!2-782d.

Driver, Ate. 1-4CO (D2).

— , Va. 28-1 18 (F4).

Driver (golf) 12-223C.

— (mech.) 17-9990 ; 27-24d.

— (sail) 23-342a.

Driver ant 2-86c : tee alto

Dorylus and Kciton.
Driver corps 2-688b.
— .Double : tee Clement

Driver.

— rod 2S-461b.
Drivers, 111. 14-304 (D4).
Drivier (sculptor) 24-51 Ic.
DRIVING 8-484a; law 13-

457c.

— power (ship) 24-931a.

— pulley 22-64 la.

— ropes 23-7 1 6c.
Drizhenko (Uusx. hydrogra-

pher)3-214b.
DrnU. Dalm. 3-4 (E4).
Drobak, Nor. 19-804 (D3) ; 6-

280c.
Drobetae, Rum. : tee Turnu

Severin.

Droblnch. Moritz W. 16-91 4b.
Drocea, mt.. Hung. 3-4 (713).
Drochil Castle. Scot. 24-4 IS

(E3) ; 21-39c.
Dromhout. Martin 24-788b.
Drogen, lake, Swed. 28-1 1(0

(OH
Drogden, etr., Baltic 25-460a.

DrtMcheda, Lartltla l«alx-lla

DfioaitBMJB*.*

744

lure

14

ll-irt-'i.

ormotMld
— , bay. Ire.
—.Statute

La

(Kill; fromwel!'i cap-

7-tull. ; fruit

14-7 44 b

•M Po

ynlng'i

Drogo (mayor of the palace) 8-

• ul«.vllle23-400c.

-.4V3i9d.
Drohobyc^ Aua. *-4 (HI) ; 11-
IMb

DHOIT (law) 8-488C,

— d'Angarie : tee Angary.

— deb7t.(dlct.)2e-87lB,

— d'epave (diet.) 28-H41a.
DroU dtOtni ( Vattel) 27-9610 ;

14-.V.17,
IT.,,! du Seigneur: tee Jua

prlmac nocua.
Drolu de fhomme, Sodete dm :

tet Illghta of Han. Society

of the.
Drolu of Admiralty : tee

Admiralty jurisdiction.
DROITWICH, \\..n- 8-.--. :

9-420(111. C2): geoli>K> 28-

813d ; mineral waters 18-

tlOa,
Droklnsford, ll.u.i.. : tee

Droxfc.nl.

DrolU (in drama) 8-.'.26c.
DroUhagen, Ger. 11-808 (I.

.

Drama, lake. Scot. 24-411 (Dl).
— , riv., Soot. 23-74 Id.
Dromaeldae : tee Emeu.

.

Dromaeus : tee Emeu.
Dromana, Maurice Kitzgcrajd,

baron of : tee Declos, Maurice

Fitzgerald, viscount.
Dromana Ilouae, Ire. 14-744

(D4).

1 in.inara. Ire. 14-744 (E2).
DromaA ardeola : tee Cavalier.
Dromatheriuin 28-HM7u; 27-

IMa,

Dromcollihcr. Ire. 14-744 (C4).
DROME, depart.. Kr. 8-489a ;

10-778 <(ii> : 10-779d.
— , riv.. FT. 10-778 (G4) ; 8-

.
Dromedary, cape, N.S.W. 19-

438 (F4).

--, mt.. N.S.W. 2-959b.
DROMEDARY (animal) 8-

6S9o.
" Dromedary " (warship) : tee

" Dromlon."
Dromcicug : tee Emeu.
Dromical clniri'hes 3-476b.
Dromlcia 17-783a.

— nana : tee Opossum mouse.
Dromiclops : are Chiloe Island

opossum.

Dromicns 23-17 "m.
Dromiidae 17-457C.
Droiuilites 7-560d (flg.).
Dromin. Ire. 17-66d.
Dromineer, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
" Dromion" (warship) 8-364c ;

24-865a.

Dromiskln. Ire. 17-67a.
Dromod, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
" Dromon " (warship) : tee

" Dromion."
DROMORE, Ire. (Down) 8-

489c ; 14-744 (E2).

— , Ire. (Sllgo) 14-744 (C2).

— , Ire. (Tyrone) 14-744 (D2).

— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (C2).

— , lake. Ire. 14-744 (B4) ; 6-

r.'.ir.

Dromornis 3-974a.
DROMOS (archil.) 8-589d.
Dromotheriidae 17-784a.
Dromotherium 17-783d.
Dron. Scot. 24-418 <K2).
Dronach Haugh,Sont.l8-298c.
Drone, riv., Derby. 8-590b.
DRONE (mu-. Instr.) 8-589d ;

22-974d.
Drone bee : tee under Bee.

— fly 8-308b ; 13-42Ha : 13-
429b ; mimicry of bee 18-

IMe.

Drones. Ire. 16-404b.
DRONFIELD. Derby. 8-590b ;

9-416(11. D3): 8-71d.
Drungan, Scot, 3-75d.
Drongog 3-976b : 18-496d.
Drongo-shrike 18-496d.
Dronne, riv., Fr. 1O-778 (E5) ;

4-432a.

Dronninglund, Den. 8-24 (Cl).
Drontem : tre Dodo.
Drontheim. Nor. : tee Trond-

hjem.
Droogenbroeck, J. A. van 10-

Drooping larch 16-2 13d.
Drop (archit.) 10-294c.

— (billiards) : nee Fall.

— (engineering) 25-831a.

— box 7-288b.

iragon'n Moud 8-471a.
furitiiig : trr Dm forging.
- haninif-r 27-Mfc,
Droptei, tribe 21-i53b.
Dropton iking of l-a«onU) 28-

Uroptaifi Brm* Haga 14-13Oc.
Drop, Night of the : an Lelet-

Uropplng (badminton) »-189d.
Dropping Well, Yurka. 1»-

Droni: capillary action of t-
Drop-^aft 24-7««b.

cardiac changea 27-946a
dlphUMrta toxin 3-174a
<liureticain8-324c ; loaanlty
14-';.'... .

Dropt, riv.. Fr. : tee I >n.t .

DROPWORT8-491a; 23-7 33d.

Drop zinc 28-982d.

Droaera : tee Sundew.

Droaeraceae 14-94 4c.

DROSHKY8-491b.

Droaler, William Henry 5-92c.

Droalner, Georgloa 12-526c.

Droaophyllum 14-844O.

— luaTtAn.cum 28-lOld (fig.).
Drosaelberg. Den. 8-14 JDS).
Droawn. Oer. 11-808 (K2).
Drostan, 8t «8-89o ; l-41d,
DR08TE-UULSHOFF. ANN-

atta EUaabcth. Frelln von 8-

491b: ll-796a.
Drosto-Hulshoff, Thereoe: tee

Dahn, Therme.
DROSTE-VISCHERINC,

Clement August, baron von

8-5Ulc ; 4-80Oa.
Drot, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E4) ;

11-474A.

Drottkvaett (verse) 27-1046a.
Drottnlngholm, M., Swed. 17-

461c.

Drottnlngsk&r, Swed. 15-679a.
Drouais, Francois Hubert (d.

1774) 8-49Id.

— . Hubert (d. 1767) 8-491d ;
18-527C.

— , JEAN GERMAIN 8-59 Id.
Drouance, riv.. Kr. 6-844b.
Drou«. Fr. 10-778 (E3).
DROUET. JEAN BAPTISTE

8-.'.92a,d.

— d'Erlon, J. B., General : tee
D'Erlon, J. B. Drouct, count.

Drouctte, riv., Fr. 9-669o.
Drought l-398a; 1-401 b ;

Guanche custom 12-650d ;

Hebrew fasU 10-194a.
Drougs, rocks, Scot. 24-854d.
Drouk-gras 27-lMin.
Drouot, A nt.. in-, count de 19-

231d ; artillery 2-602c ;

statue 19-160d.
Drouyn de Lhnys, Edouard

28-270b.

Droved work 17-844d.
Drowes, riv., Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Drowne, Shem 24-5 16a.
Drowning, riv., Can. 20- 1 1 1

(Cl).
DROWNING 8-492a ; medico-

legal evidence of 18 - 28a ;

punishment by 3-120b.
Drowning Creek, riv., N.C. 19-

772(C2).

Drorford, Hants. 12-904&.
Droylsden. Lanes. 18-139 (F.:i);

16-140b.
Droysen, Gustav 8-498C.

— , Hans 8-596c.

— , JOHANN GUSTAV 8-596a.
DROZ, ANTOINE GUSTAVE

8-.'>96c; 11-1 49a-

— , FRANCOIS-XAVIER
Joseph 8-596c.

— . Numa 19- 1 J4.1.
Drstr. Bulg. : tee Sillstria,
Drtina (chess-player) 8-100b.
Dru (of Monta'gu) 18-744C.
Dru, Aiguille dn, mt.. Alps 1-

743b; l-749a.
Druance, riv., FT. : tee Drou-

ance.

Druce Burial Case 22-1 19d,
Druce r. Druce 5-104b.
Drucktchriltrn det XV. bit

X rill. Jahrhundertt (Llpp-

ni in) 4-224C.
Drude, Paul Karl Lndwic 9-

207c: dispersion 8-.117a :

metallic refraction 21-937c.

— . (Fr. general) 18-849*.
Drue, Thomas 7-843a.
Drueker. WI«. 28-740 (F5).
Druentla, riv., Fr. : tee Dur-

.

Druey, Henri 26-259c.
Drug. India (Cen.Prov.) 14-

382 (19) ; 8-497a.
— . India (Punjab) 14-376

(D4).

DRUG. dint.. India 8-597a.
Drugeon. riv.. Fr. 28-242 (A3).
Drugiringof Anlm«l«Act(1878)

7- 230.

. l-«4a
ciuMflc*Uoo U'Me ; com-
inon-ial .Uiulard of portlr
SI • J14. ; hkllodaaUoM
produced by IS-Site : flip-
porrmtto

-35ia.

Druid. W.l«, 9-4*8 (T. M).
. Ukr, Md. 17-818 (A3).
. int.. Ire. 2-l44b.

— Mill I'.rk. Md. 17-828 (AJfc
2-189b.m

DRUIDUM8--.9;.; In Gaul 1*.
801d ; barveat festival U
40d ; Intend 14-760.. 14-
T81m ; itooa monument* 8-

DRUID8. ORDER OP 8-S9U ;
ll-119e; United 8taU» 11-

• '•

. ..

Druid BUnea : tee Menhln.
Druid. Tbe (psetid.) : tee

Dlzon, Henry

,drS

Ktldare, co.

Drullngen. Ger. 11-80* (At).
Drum. Scot. 24-418 <D»).

— ,hUU, Ire. 14-744 (D4>; 28-

14MB.

— . lake. C.Asia 14-378 (D-D).

— . lake, Ire.. 18-980d.

— (dict-)8-498».
Drum (flab) U-SOOb.

— (In machinery) 17-1 004d.
DRUM (mu..) 8-J»ha : divin-

ing drum of Lapp* 18-205b ;
West African drum language
S-231c.

— (phys. frog.) : tee Drumlin.
Drumadoon point. Scot. 2-

.

Drumabalre. Ire. 14-744 (Cl).
Drum and life bmndu 10-331c.
Drumbo. Ire. 18-773d.
Drumcar. Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Drum Cattle. Scot . 24-4 1 2 ( F2 ).
Drumcett, bill. Ire. : council

14-76:,b.
Drumcliffe. Ire. (Sllgo) 14-744

(C2); 26-242b.

— . Ire. (Clare) 8-427c.

— . bay. Ire. 25-241C.
Drumclog. Scot. 24-418 (C3) ;

8-67ia; C-481c.
Drumcondra, Ira. (Dublin) 14-
744 (D5) ; 14-754c.

— , Ire. (Weath) 14-744 <K3).
Drumcrec, Ire. : tee Kildare.
Drumdufl, int., Soot. (Ken-

frew.) 24-4 1 8 (C3).
Drumglow, mt.. Scot. (Kin-

ross) : tet Dumglow.
Drumhead cabbage 4-914b.
Drumkeeran. Ire. 14-744 <C2).
Drumlane, Ire. S-473a,
Drumlanr K, cattle, Scot. 24-

412 (E4); 28-880d.
Drumlease, abbe]:. Ire. 18-

404d.

Drumleck. Ire. 14-744 <F5).
Dromlemble, Scot . 24-4 1 1 <C4).
Drumlin 12-67d ; 27-618a.
Drumlish. Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Drummelzier, Scot. 24-418

<E3) ; 21-: 9c.

— , riv., Scot. 21-38d.
Drummer (zool.) 6-628b.

— of Tedworth 22-1 7a.
Drummock group 6-!OOb.
Drummond, Clementina : tre

Willoughby de Ere«by,

I, ,r,,::. -„.

— . David. Lord Maclerty : let
Maclerty.

— , Edward 6-623b.

— . Edward, Jamee, &c., earl*
and dukes of Perth and Mel-
fort : tet Perth, earla and
dukes of.

— , Gordon, General 4-659c.

— . HENRY (banker and
»Titeri8-600a.

— ,HENRY(evangelical writer)
8-600a.

—.John, earl of Mettort : tee
Metfort,

— John (of Ilawthornden) 8-
600d.

— Margaret 15-14 la; 8-670c.

— R.J.7-746C.

— THOMAS 8-eOOc ; 8-819c.

— William : tee Roxburgh?.
earla and dokea of.

—.WILLIAM (of Hawthorn-
den) 8-SOOc ; »-621r : can-
zone 5-224b ; madrigal 17-
295a ; gift to Edinburgh
University 18-444a.

— (Macgregor) William 24-

4 Ife

— , W. Abernethy 4-483a.

— , W. H. (poet) 5-l««b.

— . W. W. (Jndge) 18-844b.

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Drummond, Mich. 18-372 (G3)

— Minn. 18-550 (F3).

— Mont. 14-276 <C2).

— Okla. 20-58 (Dl).

— Wis. 28-740 (B2).

— castle, Scot- 24-4 IS (D2)
7-4470.

— is!., Mich. 18-372 (G4).

— isl., Pac.O. : see Tapiteuea

— lake, Va. 28-llSb.

— mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).
Drummond of Edwlnsford

family of 5-357a.
Drummondtown, Va. :

Accomac.
Drummondville, Can. 22-12'.

(03).
Drunimond- Wolff. Sir II. : see

Wolff.
Drummossie, Scot. : battle

(1746) 7-617b : see also

Culloden.
Drummoyne, Sydney 26-278

(A3) ; 26-279d.

Drummuir, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Drumnadrochit, Scot. 24-412

(D2) ; 14-719C,

Drumochie, Scot. : gee Lundin_
Drumochter, pass, Scot. 24-

412 (D3).
Drumont, Edouard 2-143a ;

10-882a ; 10-S88c.
Drumore, Scot. 24-412 (D5).
DrumquiD, Ire. 14-744 <D2).
Drumragh, riv.. Ire. 14-744

(D2).

Drumree, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Drumsailech (Hill of Sallows),

mt., Ire. 2-5G2C.
Drumshambo, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Drumsna, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Drum tower, Ningpo 19-705C.

— tower, Peking 21-6 Id.

— washer (paper-making) 2O
728b.

— weir 28-498d.

— winding (dynamo) 8-7C6d.
Drumyork flag 16-829b.
Dnmer, L. 7-7 15c.
Drungarios, Great 19-SOlc.
Drungary of the watch 23-

522a.

DRUNKENNESS 8-601d ; ame-
thyst myth l-852a ; Chinese
records regarding 6-224b ;
dreams of alcoholic subjects
8-5Glb, falls caused by 25-
704b ; statistics 8-602d. 26-
582d ; treatment 26-589d.
See also Alcoholism ; In-
ebriety, Law of ; Temper-
ance.

Drupa : see Dokpa.

Drupada 8-550b.

Drupe ll-257a: 21-lSb (nor.).

Drnple, mt., Iv.Cst. 11-204
(D5).

Druridge, bay, Northumb.
9-412 (I. E2).

Drury, Alfred 24-505O.

— , Elizabeth 8-418a.

— , Lieut. R.N. 19-G99a.

— , Sir Robert (of Hawsted) 8
418a;2S-958a-

— , SIR WILLIAM 8-603C.

Drury, N.Z. 19-624 (E2).

— College, Mo. (Springfield)
25- 7 41 a.

— Lane theatre 8-533b ; IS-
796b; ll-476a; 24-846a ;
Baddeley cake 3-183c ; re-
bnUding of 28-598a; scenic
effects in 26-735c ; stage
mechanism 26-733c.

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106 (G3).
Drurr's Bluff, Va. : battle

(1864) l-823d, 3-599b.
Drus Berg, mt., Alps 26-242

(F2).

Druse, mt., Syr. : see Hauran.
Drusenfluh, mt., Alps l-745d.
Drusenthor, pass, Alps 26-212

(H2) ; l-74Ga.
DRUSES 8-603c; 16-348a ;

27-427b.

Drusiana Fossa (canal) 8-607c.
Drusffla (m. Felix) 10-239C.
DrusOla and Charities 12-523a.
DRUSIUS (van den Driesche),

Johannes 8-606d.
DRUSUS, M. LIVIUS (the

elder) 8-607a.
•—, M. LIVIUS (the younger) 8-

607b ; 23-639a.
— , NERO CLAUDIUS 8-G07c ;

2-913b ; 11-829C.

— CAESAR 8-608a ; ll-575d ;
14-636C.

Drusus, Arch of, Rome 23-

605d ; 27-2970.
Drusy (diet.) 18-510b.
Druten, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
Drntwin (of Nassau) 19-250d.
Druyes, FT. 28-9 2 3b.
Druz, mt., Syr. : see Hanran.
Dmzbacka, Elizabeth 21-

926a.

Druzes : see Druses.
Druzhina 4-352b.
Dry. hill, Kent 9-424 (IV. C4).

Dry, hill. Mass. 17-852 (B2).
— , isl., Scot. ll-390b.
— , valley, Nev. 5-8 (E2).
Dryad, Wash. 28-354 (B3).
" Dryad " (gunboat) 24-915d.
DRYADES 8-OOSb ; 19-930d.
Dryalus : see Dionysus.
Dryander, Johann l-927b.
— , JONAS 8-608C.
Dryas (hot.) 23-723a.

— octopetaia 21-7 80a.
Drybranch, Ga. 11-752 (C3).
DRYBURGH, abbey, Scot. 8-

60So ; 24-412 (F4) ; 2-404b.
Dry Cedar Creek, riv., Ala. 1-

460 (C3).
Drych y Prif Oesoedd (lago ab

Dewi) S-648a.
Dry Cottonwood Creek, riv.,

Wyo. 28-874 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (E4) ;
18-608 (F3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (A2).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(Cl).

— Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(G2) ; 28-354 (G3).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(E4) ; 28-874 (C-D2).

— Creek Falls, Ida. 14-276
(B4).

Dry cupping : see Cupping.

DRYDEN, JOHN 8-609a ; 9-
629o ; 22-453b ; Brown's
Batire4-6G2a, 16-134c; criti-
cism on Ben Jonson 15-506c;
drama, influence on 8-527c ;
epilogues and prologues 9-
694a ; epistles in verse 9-
702d ; hymns 14-194a ; odes
20- Id ; on Oldham's satire
20-7.;. I ; political satire 24
229b ; on translation 27-
183b.

Dryden, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— Can. 20-114 (Al).
Me. 17-434 (B4).
Mich. 18-372 (Gl).
N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
Okla, 20-58 (B3).
Tex. 26-690 (E6).
Va. 28-118 (A-B1).

. mt., Scot. 26-686b.
Dryden and Foord's perfecting

machine 22-355 (flg.).
Dry Dravton, Cambs. 9-424

(IV. C2).

Dry dyeing 8-752b.
Dryers 16-735b ; 20-493a.
Dryfe, riv., Scot. 8-663b.

— Sands (Dryfesdale), Scot. 4-
246a ; 8-6G4c.

Dryfleld (agric.) 25-928b.
Dry fly (angling) 2-24d.
Dryfork, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).
Dry Fork, Va. 28-118 (C4).
Dryfork, riv., Mo. 18-608 (B4).
Dry Fork, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(G2).

— Fork Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752
<D2).

Drygalski, Erich von 19-979c ;

21-950d ; 21-967a.
Drygalski, glacier, Antarc. 21

970a.
Drygarn Fawr, mt., Wales 9-

428 (V. D3) ; 4-484d.
Dry Gill, Comb. 18-495b.
Dry Gill shales 5-300b.
Dry Harbour, Jam. 15-133

(map).

— Harbour, mts.. Jam. 15-133
(map).

Dryhope Burn, riv., Scot. 28-
907d.

— Tower, Scot, 28-907d.
Drying (food preservation) 10-

613c,

— (wool manufactures) 28-
809c.

— agent (chem.) 8-94d.

— oils 20-45b.

Drymen, Scot. 24-418 (C2) ;

25-928b.

Dry Mills, Me. 17-434 (B5).
Drymobius 23-175a.
Dry month : see Xerostomia.
Drynachan Lodge, Scot. 19-

155c.

Drynemeton, Asia M. ll-393d.
Dryo (mother of Herodotus) :

see Rhaeo.
Dryobalanops aromatica 5-

135c.

— camphor : see Borneol.
Dryolestes 17-78r;d
Dryolimnas aldabranus l-530c.
Dryopes, tribe 9-866d; 8-

425d.
Dryophanta Bcutellaris 11-

423c.

Dryophis : see Whip snake.
Dryopis, Gr. 7-6Slc.
DRYOPITHECUS 8-613b ; 22-

336b.

Dryops (myth.) 19-118a.
Dryornis 3-97 Ib.
Dryoscephalae, pass, Gr. 2-

884a ; 6-395b.
Drypetis 13-304C.

Dry pile : see Electric pile.

— point (etching) 9-S05d ; 25-
982d ; 28-59Gb.

Dry Prong, La. 17-54 (B2).
Dry rent (law) : see Rent-sack.
Dry Ridge, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
DRY ROT 8-6131) ; ll-344a ;

26-9790.
Dry Run, Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

— Run, Pa. 21-100 (G5).

— Run, riv., O. 20-26 (K2) ;
20-20 (MV).

— Run, riv., S.Dak. 25-500
(G2).

— Salt Lagoon, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
Dry's Bluff, int., Tas. 26-439b.
Drysdale, mt., N.S.W. 19-53'

(C2).

Drysllwyn, Wales 5-357a.
Dry Sticks Fagoted (Landor)

Dry Tortugas, isls., Fla. 10-
540 (D7).

— Wood, lake, S.Dak. 25-506
(112).

— Wood Creek, riv., Mo. 18-
608 <B4).

Drzhich, George 24-696d.
Drzid, Martin 8-506c.
Drzislav 7-47 4c.
Drzka, riv., Monten. 18-767

(B2).

D.Sc. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Dscha (Ngoko), riv., W.Af.

5-110 (B4); 5-11 l:i ; 6-

917a.
D.S.O. (abbrev.) l-29a ; 15-

861d.

Dso (Zo) 2-748b : 16-58c.
Dsongar (Songar) 8-787d.
Dsongaria, C.As. : see Dzun-

garia.
Dsubotake, mt., Jap. 15-156

(L-M10); 15-102d.
Dua (Mongol prince) 18-717a.
Dua, Sib. : see Dui.
Duab : see Doab.
Duahkosi, riv., India 14-376

(MG).

Duaish 24-640d.
Duala, Camer. 5-110 (A4) ; 5-

11 Id.

Duala (dialects) : see Dualla.
Dual Alliance (Russia and

France) l-695b ; 19-309b.

— Control (Egypt) 9-1! la.
Dualin8-764b.

DUALISM 8-613d ; 9-844b ;
18-239b ; Basilides 3-478d ;
Cartesianism 5-4 1 5b, 5-423b;
Cathars5-515d ; Cerdonians
6-760c ; Chinese philosophy
6-1910 ; Gnosticism 12-
154a ; idealism compared
14-281b, 14-2S5b ; Ionian
school 14-731d ; Manichae-
isml7-573c; Paulioians 20-
960c: Shakers 24-771d.

Dualistic theory (chem.) 6-37a.

Duality, Principle of : see Re-
ciprocity, Principle of.

DUALLA, Bantu race 8-614c ;
l-330a; 5-112c; language
3-359b,8-199d.

Dual logarithms 26-333c.

— monarchy : see Austria-
Hungary.

— number (grammar) 12-329a;
12-SOOc ; 9-GOd.

— number (math.) 26-333c.

— school 6-637b.
Duamutef (deity) 9-55b.
Duan 21-550C.

Duana, mt., Alps l-745c.
— , pass, Alps l-745c.
Duanaire Finn 5-G29c.
Duane (journalist) 19-566a.
— , James ll-422a.
— , William 7-7 G8c.
Duanesburg, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
Duan GeaU (W. Livingston) 5-

638c.

Duaren (jurist) 7-614d.
Duar-es-Shat, Tun. 5-427b.
Duarte (king of Portugal) : sec

Edward.

Duarte, Cal. 5-8 (E4).
Duart House, Scot. 24-112

(C3); 18-961a.

Duat : see Underworld, Egyp-
tian.

Dtib : see Bermuda grass.
Dubach, La. 17-54 (Bl).
Duba-cheng, China 6-168 (G2).
Duban, Jacques Felix 2-434b.
Dubar, fort, Somlnd. 25-379

(D2).
DU BARRY, MARIE JEANNE

Beeu, comtesse 8-614d ; 3-

590a; 7-75a; Cosway's

miniature 7-248b.
DU BARTAS, GUILLAUME

de Saluste, seigneur 8-615b ;

ll-123a; 22-501a.
Dubassov (Russian admiral)

8-380d.
Dubawnt, lake, Can. 5-160

(13); 8-615c.
DUBAWNT, riv., Can. 8-615c ;

5-160 (13).

Dubays(of Hillah): sce'Dobais.
Dub Bock, riv., Cumb. 6-47Sb.
Dubbeln, Riga, Russ. 23-337o.
Dubbels, Hendrik 3-135b.
Dubberly, La. 17-54, (Al).
Dubbi, mt., It.Somlnd. 9-

74Ga.

Dubbing 15-854d.
DUBBO, N.S.W. 8-615o ; 19-

538 (E3) : 2-953b.

— Downs, Queens. 2-960 (F4).
Dubbs, Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Diibbyside, Scot. : see Innor-

leven.

Dube : see Yaws.
DU BELLAY, GUILLAUME

8-615o.

— BELLAY, JEAN 8-616a ; 8
617a.

— BELLAY, JOACHIM 8-
G16o ; ll-122c ; 24-51) ;
Spenser's translation 25
G39d.

Duben, G. von 16-204b.
Duben, Ger. 11-808 (III. qlO).
Dubgaill 14-764d.
Dubh, lake, Scot. 24-418 (A2).
— , mt., Scot. 8-660b.

— Artaoh, isl., Scot. 24-412
(B3).

Dubhchraig, mt., Scot. 24-418
(B2).

Dubhthach (poet) 4-490c.

Dubica, Hung. 3-4 (E4).

DubiefT (bacteriologist) 20-
792b ; 27-508d.

Dubienka, Poland : battle
(1792) 15-9140 ; 22-61c.

Dubis : see Doubs.

Dublin, Robert de Vere, mar-
quis of : see Oxford, Robert
de Vere, earl of.

Dublin, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G5).

DUBLIN, Ire. 8-G18c ; 14-744
(E3) ; archbishopric 14-
767c ; architecture 2-427d,
2-420d ; art museum 19-
62a ; Christ Cliurch Cathe-
dral 8-G19a, 2-404d, 2-911a ;
dock and quay walls 6-83Gd,
8-35Sc ; geology 14-745b ;
housing 13-818c ; military
district 14-752c ; observa-
tory 19-9550, 4-685c; poplin
manufacture 14-7 5 1 a; Queen
Victoria's visit 28-36c: Royal
College of Science 14-754b,
l-414b ; St Patrick, cathe-
dral of 8-G19b, 2-404d, 14-
77Gb ; Scandinavian king-
dom 14-7G5b ; trade and
shipping 14-751d, 27-603d;
veterinary school 28 - 4c ;
water, analysis of 4-507c ;
zoological gardens 28-1019c.

— '.Universal/ 8-(il9c; 14-
753d ; 27-774a ; botanic
garden 4-300b ; defence
committee 27-774c ; ex-
aminations 10-43a ; hoods
27-779a; library 7-119d,
22-301 b, 16-5550 ; missions
18-588b ; parliamentary
voters 23- 1 1 <1 ; religious
tests 26-666a ; royal com-
mission (1906) 14-788d.
Md., 17-828 (Gl).
Miss., 18-600 (Bl).
N.H. 19-490 (CG).
Pa. 21-106 (M5).
Tex. 26-690 (13).
Va. 28-118 (B3).
bay, Ire. 14-744 (E5) ; 8-
617d.

DUBLIN, co., Ire. 8-617c ; 14-
744 (E3) ; legendary in-
habitants 14-7S7C.

— and Drogheda Railway 14-
747b.

— and London Steam Packet
Co. 25-8520.

— and South Eastern Railway
14-7470.

Dublin Bible Society : see
Hibernian Bible Society.

— Chamber of Commerce 27-
135c.

Dublin Daily Independent 19-

565d.

Dublin Dissector l-939a.
Dublin Evening Herald 19-

565d.
Dublin Evening Telegraph 19-

565d.

Dublin Gazette 19-565d.
Dublin Pharmacopoeia, 21-

354a.
Dublin Philosophical Society

25-309b.

— Port and Docks Board 8-
621b.

• — prawn : see Norway lobster.
Dublin Review 21-152a; 28-

752b.
Dublin University Magazine.

17-71d.
Dublin University Mission 13-

117b.

Dublin, Wicklow and WexfordL

Railway : see Dublin and

South Eastern.
Dubna, riv., Russ. 23-872 (E4);

27-4890.
DUBNER, JOHANN FRIED-

rioh 8-623a ; 2-95a.
Dubnitsa, Serv. 24-686 (Cl).
Dubno, Russ. 23-872 (C5) ; 15-

789d; 21-932C.
Du Bocage, B. 14-247b.
Duboin, Andre Gregoire 8-40b.
Dubois, C. F. Theodore 12-

170b.
— , Ernald : see Ernaldus de-

Bosso.
— , Ernest Henri (sculptor) 24-

511a; 18-3 (PI. II.).
— , Eugene 21-665d.
— , Felix 26-983a.
— , FRANCOIS C. T. 8-623b.
— , GUILLAUME 8-GL'3c ; 10-

84Gc; 15-154b.
Du Bois, H. 9-231d ; 9-204c ;

17-335b.
Dubois, Jacques (Sylvius) 1-

928a; 13-44a.
— , JEAN ANTOINE 8-624b.
— , John 8-625b.
—, PAUL 8-6240 ; 24-505b.
— , PIERRE 8-624d.
— , R. 6-669b.
— , S. : see Bosius.
Du Bois, W. E. B. 2-853c.
Dubois, Ida. 14-276 (C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).
DUBOIS, Pa. 8-625b ; 21-106

(E3).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (C2).

— Canal system, Ida. 14-27Gd.
Du Bois Ch6mant (dentist) 8-

50d.

Dubois Co., Ind. 14-422 (D8).
DUBOIS-CRANCE, EDM. L.

A. 8-625C.
Dubois de Saligny : see Sal-

igny, Dubois de.
Du Bois Foucou (dentist) 8-

SOd.
Du Boisgobey, Fortunfi : see

Boisgobey.
DU BOIS-REYMOND, EMIU

8-625d; 6-305b.
Duboisto\vn, Pa. 21-106 (113);

28-6850.
DUBOS, JEAN BAPTISTE 8-

626c ; 11-1370.
Dubosary (Dubossary), Russ.

23-874 (I. B3) ; 19-988d.
Duboscq (robber) 14-287C.
— , O. (zoologist) 6-618a.
Du Bose, W. Porcher 26-

782d.

— Boulay v. Du Boulay 19-
159b.

Dubourdieu (soldier) 16-775d.
Dubourg, Anne 13-804b.
Du Bourg, Antoine 10-828d.

— Bourg, L. M. du Maine,
count 25-605a.

Dubovka, Russ. 24-206d ; 27-

348b.
Dubravitsa, Serv. 24-686

(B-C1); 22-239d.
Dubreka, Fr.Gui. 11-204 (B4) ;

ll-102d.
Dubric(Dubricius), St 3-3963;

4-937c.
Du Brochet, lake, Can. : see

Brochet, Du.
Dubrovin (Russian statesman)

23-91 la.

Dubrovnik, Aus. : see Ragusa.
Dubton, Scot. 24-418 (Fl).
Dubuat, P. L. G. 14-91a ; 14-

116a.

Du Bulonde, general 14-835C.
Dubuque, Julien 8-627b ; 14-

735c; 28-746C.
DUBUQUE, la. 8-627a ; 14-

732 (F3).

— Co., la. 14-732 (F-G2).
Du Bus (naturalist) 20-30Gd.
Duo, Filippe8-165b.

— , Louis Joseph 2-434b.
DU CAMP, MAXIME 8-627b.
Ducan, pass, Alps l-745c.
DU CANGE, C. DU FRESNE,

Sieur 8-627c.

DUCANGE, V. H. J. B. 8-628a.
Ducan, Hoch, mt., Alps : see

Hoch Duoan.

DUCAS (liistorian) 8-628o.
DUCAS (family) 8-628b.
— , Demetrius (fl. c. 1500) 15-

416o.
Du Casse, Jean Baptiste 3-

715c ; 25-GOGd.
DUCASSE, P. E. A., baron 8-

628c.

Ducasse, le joiir de 2-824d.
DUCAT (coin) 8-628d ; 19-

897a; 28-491 d.
Ducato, cape, Gr. 12-424 (D2) ;

24-189C.
Du Cayla, Zo<5 Talon, Madame

10-8640.

Ducceshi, V. von l-507d.
Ducci, Lorenzo 4-87c.

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'I tnuiiift (iin. III.) It-

Tannnguy • MOUt

Boohateau (dontM) 8-iOd.

i :••',•; "- . ...

^•r.^:-^4"-

— . Jarol. 1»-

pncbe. Joseph 8-.',l2c.
!••. bi • . li u IB-tM !
Daohenius: aw Da Chosne,

Dl'l HKNNE. O. B. AMAND 8-

6S9t> : 21-... .M; l6-v.:,.t ;
electricity In medicine 18-
84* ; paeudo-hrpertrophlo
paralysis 14-101 b ; narrow
system 18-

DU CHESNE. ANDRE 8-629c;
S-i34a; 6-7a.

— c-heeue. Francois 8-629c.
l>uchesne.J. OK. A. 17-278a.
DUCHESNE. U M. O. (French

scholar and ecclesiastic) 8-
629d; 4-17sh : 4-504b.

T : tee Hubert. Jacques
I. g
1 .loane. riT.. Utah 17-SM

DuchtMaeau (Intendant of

i .iiui.l.i. ll--.' i.'. .
Duchew (mouiuv) 23-704a.

— (precedence) «2-27 la.
Dacbesae (toce) 10-40d.
Durhette, Book of Ute (Chaucer)

6-1 ;.

horn of Devonshire "
(picture. Gainsborough) 2-
TOOa : ll-389a.
Dwhra ol Maify (Webster)
28-ltild.

88-633a.

Duchi. Nig. 19-678 (D2).
PiirhosalTpoet) ll-588b.
Puchray Water, riv., Soot. 3-

7 4 Ob.
Duchy of Cornwall : tee Corn

— of Lancaster : tee Lan

DUC1S, JEAN FRANCOIS 8-

630a; 8-M3b ; 11-1 41b.
Due Job (Laya) 26-387d.
Duck. Arthur 6-126c.
Duck. lake. Mich. 18-372 (F7).
— , mt.. Can. 17-584 (A2) ; 8-

— , riv., Tenn. 26-620 (D2).
DUCK8-83(te; 22-'.M9h; In

ancient Egypt l-388b. 9-

45d ; hybridism 14-88* ;

longevity 16-97 5d ; plum

age 10-225C.

— (fabric) 8-631C.
Duekabush. Waah. 28-3.'.4

(B2).

—.riv.. Wash. 28-354 (B2).
Duckbilled platypus : tee 1'la

Dnek boat 4-98a.

Dock Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460

— Creek, riv., Del. 17-828
ill-Ji.

— Creek, rlv.. Ind. 14-422
(F4) ; 9-301c.

— Creek, riv.. Nev. 5-8 (F2).

— Creek, riv.. O. 2O-26 (L6) ;
20-26 (HS-6).

— Creek, riv.. Tex. 28-690

— Creek, riv, Wta. 18-740

: 28-740 (D5).
Duckenncld. Rolx-rt 6-279*.
Ducket t. Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Duckham. F. K. 7-S7b.
Puek hank 10-138c.

'I ill. Miss. 18-«nn (C2).
DUCKING AND CUCKING

stools 8-63 Ic; 25-967 c.
Duck Is.. Can. (Lake Ontario
20-114 (E81.

. Can. (Lake Huron) 2O-
lli (DJ).

. pin (bowls) 4-345b.
Duck Pond. lake. Me. 17-434

11

Dncknort, La. 17-
Ducktown, Tenn. 26-620 (O2);
S8-620b; 28-lOOla.

r. 10-7TBJ1K
i.-k 22- 218%. '
, AGNES MARY F.

mr

*-17«0| OB
ripening 7-7 49*. 18-

Dudero (Freooh officer)

t ' 1

— .(liarlea Theodore
:7d; iO-»»«U.
Durlo* (A. de Chmteauaeitf)

16-2 18b.

. CHARLES PINOT 8-OStd.
—.Joan FrancoU 1X-40C.
DUCOft. PIERRE ROGER 8-

... .!

Duco*. W.I. 17-K02 (1)2).

. Pierre 8-792b.
l»i i rue (umbaiMadur) t-4iOc;

17-SlOb.

DucrtM. ( liurlm 4- 35 Id.
|. i :..;. \ \. 17-2S3C.
Duorow, Andrew 6-391b.
DUCTLESS GLANDS 8-633b.
Duct of Itivinl 18-9450.

— i.f Wlnuuc : *et 1'ancreaUc

illlct.

Duclor dubiiantium (Jcrenijr
Taylor) 5-487o ; 26-47UC.

Dnctua artorio»u» 2-666c ; 2-
,„..,-.

— DotaUl 2-669a.

— oochlearto : tee Soala media.

— Cuvierl 14-3680.

— cndolyinphaticuri 8-793a.

— pneumaticiiH 23-187b.

— reuniens 8-793a.
— • venosun 27-97 la.

H.i.l. Ilahr^l-, raline baaln. Af.

10-::i)7d : 10-:iOSa.
liM.l.lell, \V. : olectrks arc 16-

6fl()d ; electric waves 8-20(ld,

26-540o ; oacillotrruph 20-

348a ; thermal ammeter 11-

430b ; thermoelectrk) wave

receiver 26-530d.
DutldinoBton. Scot. 8-940b.
— . lake. Scot. 8-Ulo».
Duddlnoton, NorthanU. >-4'24

(IV.B1).
Dn.l.l... Northumb. 8-412 (I.

Dl).
Duddon. riv., Curnb. 8-412 (I.

1)4); 7-624d: haematite oro

18-475b ; aea-wall ll-:)63a.
Dudelsack : ttrr Snckpfelfp.
IiudeliiiKfii, Luxemburg 3-66S

(114).

Duden (diet.) 2-757d.
Duderhof. htll», lluw. 27-

348c: 24-37C.
DUDERSTADT, (icr. 8-636a ;

11-808 (C3).
Dudevant, A. L. A. : ft Sand.

George.
— . Solange : tee Clesinger,

Solange.

Diuley (music) 3-204b.
Dudgeon. P. 2-59c ; 25-840C.
Dudfeonlto 2-S9c.
Dudhi. riv., India 14-376 (118).
Dudhkumar, riv., India 22-

IMb.

Dudhope, castle, Scot. 8-674d.
— . lordship, Scot. 8-673d.
DOdingen, SwiU. 26-242 (C3).
DudiiiMk. Itum.As. 25-10 (D2).
Dudleian lectureo, Harrarc

fniv. 8-637d.
DUDLEY. BARONS AND

EarU of 8-636a.
— . Dud 8-6.'16b ; 14-803C.
— , EDMUND 8-ti.-!Bc ; 8-526c
— , Lord Guilford 8-.'>33a ; 12-

591a : tet otto Leicester

earls of and N'orthumber

land, dukes of.
— . JOSEPH 8-637c ; 6-956a.
— , Paul 8-637d.
— , SIR ROBERT 8-B36d

pamphlet 3-61 So, 7-256c.
— . THOMAS 8-837b.
Dudley. Cal. 5-8 (D4).
— , Qa. 11-758 (C3).
— , la. 14-732 (E3).
— . Ida. 14-276 (A2).
— , Ky. 15-740 (D3).
— , Lanes. 9-411! (II. Bl).
— , Mass. 17-852 (D2) : tte alto

Weboter.

— , XIo. 18-608 (F.I).
— . Pa. tl-106 (F5).

. \Vi*. 28-71" . -

DUDLEY, \Vorc«. 8-rtr:7d : 25

758(A1): canal 8-6.'l8a : mv.

loiry 25-7A7C. 28-S2:!.- ; Km

neN 4-21K

— . hridRC. Bucks. 4-727d.

— . toL. Me. 8-837c.

Illu-

i*9lljr~
Piidlc) vlllo, Ala. 1-48'

V.-M.',:'

(Norman '

_•&•. UL, Pac.O. 4-OOilb.

ii- .b; l-593d

. dl.t., OkM.

.:
udulwun, 1 1ir> Bootomus : tee

Iiiidiiya. riv.. India U-133a.
DUDWEILER. Oer. 8-«JtSc ;

11-808 <A4).
... hill.

Soot. 24-11.'

> ; <jampoeu s views a-

, . I.;.. .i.k-10-.'l7.! :<..•,.
Model :-26--'7J.
ots 13-8060 ; Louis 1\ . -

Dudxeele, Belg. 2-668 (Bl).
Due Lomctian for Mr Hobbet
(Wallls) 13-5490.

I . .. • . U 26--. • ; 15-
907d : 8-38b ; 18-696d.

DUEL 8-638c; ll-606a ; 28-
229b ; Campbell's views 5-

U9a ; fencing

man students
tentots 13-8060 .^ui
prohibition lO-817d: papal
condemnation 15-552*.

" Due Lltigantl, I " (opera :
Surtl)24--J-J|.l.

Pm-llius, Oaius : tee Dnlllua.
.. ..;-.

I MI. Ilium : tee Bollona.

Duem, Sud. : tee Duelm.

. .-P. 25-530 (C2); 14-

- '.'!..

— , Las, convent, Sp. 24-57b.
Duenkl. mt., San. 11 - 205

DUENNA 8-64 3a.
Duenna, The (Sheridan) 24-
148m.

Duontza, Fr.W.Af. 11-205

Ducr. William ll-420d.

Duerdcn. J. E. 2-104c.

Diiernioiis (diet.) 3-9094.

Dnero, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).

— , riv.. Sp. : tee Douro.

Uueretede, Frisia : tee Wyk
by Duurstodc.

Uueru, lake. ('.Af. : net Dweru.

Dnesbury. William 5-754d.

Duose, Jacques : let John
XXII. (pope).

DUET B-643b.

Due West, S.C. 25-500 (BS) ;
22-293d.

MM.-/. Km.--! \TIU-.- 20--."-..,.

Dufagan. earl of Fife 24-432d.

Pu Faur, Fabcr ll-281d ; 11-
I'.i'U.

DUFAURE, J. A. S. 8-643b ;
10-87 6d.

Du Fay, C. F. de C. 9-1 80c.

Dufay, Guillaume 19-sia ; 19-
75b.

Duff (Scottish king) 10-672b.

DUFF, ALEXANDER 8-643C ;
l-382d.

— . Andrew Halliday : are Hal
llday, Andrew.
Sir James 19-1 69d.
Robert (admiral) 22-7471).
R, A. (cricketer) 7-444d.
earls of Fife : tee Fife,

Duff, Ind. 14-412 (C8).
hill. Ire. 28-618d.
Isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (F5) :
24-1860.

— , rlv.. Ire. 16-404b.

Dufferin. Helen Selina, lady
24-S47b.

Pufferin. cape. Can. 5-160 (N4)

— . fort. Bur. 17-557d.

DUFFERIN AND AVA. FRED-
erick T. H.-T.-Blackwood.
marquodsof 8-61 Ih ; Canada
(1873-1878) 5-lfild: Egyp-
tian policy (1882) 9-114b. 9-
121d ; Indian rule 14-llBh.

— and Ava. Harlot 11. -T.-
Blackwood, marchioness ol
8-644d.

— and Ava, Terence H.-T.
Blackwood. 2nd marquis ol
8-645b : 8-66Ra.

DufTerin Tcrmce. promenade,

Quebec 22-727e.
Ruffev, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Duff -Gordon, Sir Cosmo E. 9-

.;.;-.,
DUFF-GORDON, LUCIE, lady

8-R4.V.
Duff Group, isl., Pac.O. 11-

B»b.
Duff TIon«e, mnns'on, Scot.24-

412 (F2); 3-.!13d.

18-

DUFFY. SIR CHARLES
Gavan 8-U40a ; B-USo.

l-ndo territory) S-

923 (13); 18-6M; llrlttah

flag planted 8-127U.
—.At. (Uganda) 17-557 (Bl).
Ini i ore*, rlv, Fr. : sreLlguot

du Nurd.

liiifoM.v, Antolne S-38&O.
I'M I uullloux. Jacauee 11

127d.

Iiiif.mr. A. 25-628a.
— . Leon 8-6S50 ; 12-556d.
— . WILLIAM HEINRICH

(general) 8-646b ; lO-715a.
PuTour. Arg. 2-4G2 (PI i.
DufoursplUe, mt.. Alps 28-242

(D5) : 27-839b : 23-7 1'Od.
Dutrenite 14-7 !»ab.
DUFREMOY. O. P. A. P. 8-

Mi .

Du Freane, Captain
26-441dT

— Frame (theatrical director)
18-663a.

— Freanoy, Charles Alphonso :
•ee Freanoy, Charle* Al
Dhoose du.

DUFRESNY, CHARLES, aieur

de la RlTle»8-646d;i-614o;

ll-137b ; Regnard's dispute

23-4 5d.
Dufrictii- Valaxe, Charles Eleo

nor 12-50d.

Dufrost, Can. 18-780 (G-H1).
Putton, Westm. 3-IOOd.

— Fell, mt., Westm. 8-412 a.
D3); 28-553c; geology 28-

SSi!

— shales (geol.) 5-300b.
Dufur. Orcc. 20-242 (D2).
Duga, pusn. -Mon ten. 18-7 C7
^

Somlnd. 25-

Dugaldau, int.,
379 (F3).

Dugandan. Queens. 2-960 (15).
DUGAZON (Jean Henri Gour-

gand) 8-647a.
— , Louise Rose Lefevre 8-

647a.
DUGDALE, SIR WILLIAM 8-

647b ; 24-787d.
Dugdale, Minn. 18-550 (A3).
Dugdale s Monatticon : set

Juonosftcon Anglicanum.
Dugdanune (Cimmerian leader

2-7S9d; 3-105C.
Pugdomona, riv., La. 17-54

(Bl-8).
Pugdown, Ga. 11-752 < A»).

I IM^.-TIT .-. 4bhOBM JllleeAlcX

andrc 27-6d.
Duges, Alfred 3-69d.
DuKga (Thngga), Tun. l-361a

27- me : 1- ... b.
Pumra Kakulla, mt., Aby. 4-

601 (B2).
Dug Gap, pass, Tenn.

130b.

Piwirer, Ind. 14-422 <C6).
puKiria. val.. It. 27-905a.
Puxhet. Caspar : tee Pouasin,

Gaspar.
Pturla Dltubuln 15-828a ; 27-

47 la.
Dugny. FT. 10-778 (C5) ; 27-

1019a.
Dugommier, Jacques Francois

11-182*.
DUGONG (Halicore) 8-647e

2S-155C ; dLitributlon 17

528c ; Red Sea l-299d.
Puirong - gompa, Tib.' 8-168

Puironics, Andrew 13-926c.
Puc..rt. Ire. 14-744 (A3); 1-

PiiKout. W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
PiiK-out (boat) 4-96b ; 5-189d;

— Creek.*' riT, Wyo. 28-874
(F2).

Piuru. riv., W.Af. : *vCavalla

DUGUAY-TROUIN. RENE 8-
- :\ ; lO-844d : 24-29B.

DU GUESCLIN. BERTRAND
8-64Sb : 13-f>94a ; Fontcnav
k» - comte taken 10-608d
knlehthood delayed 15-
8ROa : otatiies 23-101 Sc, 16-
27-in39e.

Pneiiotia qnltarensto :
Yellow lancewood.

Dnirway. mta., Utah 27-814
(A8-3).

MHte. I-a. U-106 Hit).

ltBSS.As.««.10(k3);84-

Duich, talet, Boot. 24-UJ

(•-a) ; »-7<ic.

PulUa, uiU, Veoea, 27-989

i:V-

Dultm. Bod. : ire ',
DuUbnla. llubrn
DUIGEHANJ>A1
DUIKER 8-«49d , .-.•«.
" Dulllr. " (ship) 24-904 b.
DUILIU8. UAfUS 8-649d i 18-

DuUiler. Nicolas Fatio de 14-

i!2b.

Dulm (measore) S8-491d.
Dulno. Ana. 10-4501, ; 12-t63a.
Dulrinish, penin-. Scot. 24-412

Duinburg. 1'eter of : tee Peter

DUISDURG, Pram. 8-850a ;

11-808 (I. ]6) ; 18-82d.
Dnlabnrger, canal, Oer. 22-

-- . .
Dulrelund. W., HolL 4-486» ;

28-965a.

Dujardln. K. UM!2*c ; 2O-508d.
— , J. aO-SO&d.
— , Karel 8-805d : 20-481C.

— BoamneU (chemist) 25-
704b.

Du Jon. Francois : tee Juniua,
Franz.

Du Junca. Ktictine 14-834d.

DukaJln l-485a.

DuLallnl, U-Lu l-484c.

Dukak : tee bckak.

DuUalla, di»t.. Mor. 18-Bil
(C3) ; 18-853d ; melons 1S-
-'. ....

Dukas : tee Ducas.

Dukat. Serv. 24-686 (C'3).

DUK-DUK 8-650b.

Duke. Richard 8-702d.

— Twaahlngton 8-7 lOc,

liuke. Ala. 1-480 (D2).

— , N.C. 18-772 (DJ).

— -, Okla.26-58 (113).

DUKE 8-650c; 21-48c ; 7-
335d ; Bible 14 - 290c :
coronet 7-518c ; In Germany
ll-833d ; Introduction into
England 8-995b ; preced-
ence 22-269a.

Duke Center, Pa. 21-106 (Ft).

Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry 4-1 lib.

— of Cumberland's map 23-
1810.

" Duke of Edinburgh "

(crntaer) 24-91 Ob.
DUKE OF EXETER'S

daughter 8-651c.
Duke of Gloucester, UK. Pac.

O. 98-436 (L7) : 28-966C,
Duke of (Ivite (Dryden and

Lee) 8-6 12a.
Duke of Wellington's Act

( 1830) 16-7 62c.
Duke of York, archlp.. Can. 5-

160 (K'.>).

— of York. Isl.. ChiL 8-1 43c.

— of York. lei.. Pac.O. : tee
Moorea.

Duke of York's Guards 12-
86T&

— of York's School 2B-926d ;
5-70(1 ; 6-25b.

— of York's theatrical com-
pany 8-526d.

— Peter Frederick Louis, order
of 15-8640.

DUKER, CARL ANDREAS 8-

651c.
DUKERIES. THE. Notts. 8-

651d; 8-416 (U. F3) ; 24-

DUKES, LEOPOLD 8-651d.
1 Hikes Co., Mass. 17-852 (F4) ;

17-:-:' .

Puke's Theatre. I.oml 7-S52d.
Duke Totrn. S.Nlg. 4-962a.
Dukhan. mt., Bahrein I. 3-

lltb.

— . mt.. E(rv. 8-4P (I!2) : 8-21c.
Dnkhn (ml(let)2-2Clc:7-830d;

15-907C.

Dnkhobors : tee Doukbobon.
Dukhovshina. I:uas. B-871

(D4) ; 25-277d,

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

247

DUKI-DUPL

DUKINFIELD. Ches. 8-651d ;
28-933 (A3).

— Hall, mansion, Ches. 8-
652a.

Duk-ka (dialect), India: see

Lho-ka.

Dukkeripen 20-650a.
Dukla, Aus. 3-4 (G2).
—.pass, Aus. 3-4 (G8) ; 5

383d.
Dukle, Monten. 18-767 (B2) ;

18-7 7 Ic; identification 14-

737d ; Moratcha 18-767d.
Duklea, Monten. : see Dukle.
Duksoug-chu, riT., Tib. 6-168

(E3).

Dukwia, riv., W.At. 16-539d.
Dul, rat, Aby. 10-2 19d.
Dulac, Charles Marie 20-505.
Dula Deva (myth.) 3-930b.
Dulatlds : ate Dolaflds.
Dulag, P.Is. 21-392 (E5).
Dulai, riv., India 13-469C.
Dulail, riv., Pal. 20-602 (E4).
Dulais, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

D4) ; 12-7 3d.

Dulan, lake, Tib. 6-168 (F2).
Dulane, Ire. 15-720a.
Dulaney, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).
Dulan-kwo, Tib. 6-168 (F2).
Dulany, Daniel 17-831d. '
Dulary, Baudot 10-752b.
Dulas, bay, Wales 9-428 (V.

Cl).
— , riv., Wales 9-428 (V. E3) ;

13-105d.

Dulband : see Turban.
Dulcamara 19-fi86a.
Dulcamara (Gilbert) 12-lOa.
Dulcamaretin l>-686b.
Dulcamarin 19-686b.
Dulce, riv., Are. : see Sala-

dillo.

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (C1J.
— , gulf, C.R. 5-678 (E6); 7-

219d.

— , gulf. Pan. 20-664C.
— , lake, Guat. 5-678 (B3) ;

12-661d.
— , riv., Guat. 5-678 (B3) ; 12-

661d.

Dulce (wine) 28-7 25c.
Dulceian : see Dolcian.
Dulcert, Angelino 17-642&.
Dulcert (chart) 17-494d.
DULCIGNO, Monten. 8-652a ;

18-767 (B3) ; 18-773a ;

climate 18-768a ; Turkish

capture l-486d.
DULCIMER 8-652b ; 26-289c ;

25-1039b.
Dulcin 27-794a.
Dulebes, tribe 21-875b ; 28-

195b.
Duleek, Ire. 14-744 (E3) ; 17-

MM.

Dulei, rir., Aby. 25-869b.
Dulheggia : see Dhu'l-hijja.
Du Lhut, Daniel Greysolon,

sieur 8-653d ; 18-552b ; 28-

3441) ; 26- 11. 'it).
Dulia (theol.) 1-214C ; 2-207b.
Dulichium vespiforme 20-555C.
Dulincum, Fr. : see Doullens.
Du Lis (family) 15-420d.
Dulit, mt.. Bor. 24-207c ; coal

24-207d.

Dulka, isl., Sud. 26-9 (C2).
Dulkaada : see Dhu'I Kada.
DULKEN, Ger. 8-652d ; 11-

808 (I. ]6).

Dull, Alvis (sculptor) 24-514C.
Dull, Scot. 24-418 (Dl).
Dullatur, Scot- 24-418 (C-D3) ;

8-661C.
Dulle Griete (gun) 20-189d

(flg.).
Dullingham, Cambs. 9-424

(IV. C2).

Diilmen, Ger. 11-808 (A3).
Dnlmera, India 14-376 (E-F5).
Dulnain, riT., Scot. 24-412

(E2);14-719d.
Duloe, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3).
DULONG, PIERRE LOUIS 8-

652d ; 21-554b.

— and Petit's law (chem.) 6-
67c.

Dulot (poet) 4-335d.

DULSE 8-653b.

Dulsie Bridge, Scot. 24-412

(E2) ; geology 19-155b ;

monolith 19-155d.
Dulu, India 14-376 (15).
Duluk, Turk.As. l-441b.
Dulungin, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (C7).
Duluth, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
DULUTH, Minn. 8-653b ; 18-

550 (E-F4) ; winds 18-550a.
DulTerton, Som. 9-430 (VI.

Fl) ; 25-389b.
DULWICH, borough, Lond. 8-

653d ; 16-938 (C3).

— College, Lond. 8-654a; 1-
694b ; Collier's forgeries 6-
690a ; library 16-554d ;
Rozers's work 23-458d.

— Park. Lond. 16-938 (C3);
5-82b.

Dulyn, late, Wales 16-89c.

To make hill use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page 1.

Dnma (poem) 23-919b.

Duma, Arab. : see Jam'.

— , mts., India 4-798b.

Duma (parliament) 23-873d ;
23-909a ; payment of mem-
bers 20-980d.

Du Maes, Andrew 11-5 79b.

Dumagsa, pt., P.Is. 21-392
(C7>.

Dumagudiem, India 14-382

)U1T- —

DUMAGUETE, P.Is. 8-654b ;

21-392 (D6).
Dumah (Bible) 14-S70C.
Dumah, Pal. : see Doma.
Dumalag, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
Dumala - tau, mt., Cauc. 5-

551c.
Duman, Turk.As. 21-544a.

— Dagh, mt,, Turk.As. 2-760
<C4).

Dumangas, P.Is. : see Barotac

NUBTO.
DUMANJUG, P.Is. 8-654b;

21-392 (D6).
— , riT., P.Is. 8-iifi Hi.
Dumankilis, bay, P.Is. 21-392

(D7).
Dumanli Dagh, ml .-., Turk.As.:

see Sardene.
Dumanoir (pseud.) : see Pinel,

Philippe Francois.

— le Pelley, Pierre Etienne
Rene Marie, comte 27-154a.

Dumar, tribe 3-292d.
Dumaran, isl., P.Is. 21-392

(B-C5).

Dumarao, P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
Dumaresq, riT., Austr. 19-538

DU MARSAIS. CESAR CHES-
neau, sieur 8-654b.

DUMAS, ALEX AN ORE (flls)
8-656c ; place in drama 8-
516b : 11-145C.

— , ALEXANDRE D. DE LA
P. (pere) 8-654c ; dramas
ll-145c ; Paris statue 8-
425a.

— , GUILLAUME MATHIEU
8-657b.

— , JEAN BAPTISTE ANDRE
8-657d ; 9-257c ; fertiliza-
tion experiments 23-1 18d:
methane 17-774a: methyl
ether 9-808c : multiple pro-
portions 2-873C ; Tapour
density 8-47b.

— , Thomas Alexandra 8-654c.

Dumas, Ark. 2-552 (D4).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (B2).

Dumatal Jandal, Arab. : see
Jauf.

DU MAURIER, GEORGE L.
P. B. 8-658b ; caricatures 5-
333a ; UlustratiTe art 14-
323c.

— , Gerald 8-658d.

— , Guy 8-658d.

Dumb : see Deaf and Dumb.

Dumba, Camer. 5-110 (B4).

Dumbae, dist., Fr. : see Dom-
has.

Dumbara, Cey. 5-7 82a.

— , dist., Cey. 18-807b.

DUMBARTON, Scot. 8-659c ;
24-418 (B-C3) ; 25-999d ;
geology 8-660d.

— , Va. 28-118 (E3).

— .rock : see Rock of Dum-
barton.

DUMBARTONSHIRE, CO.,
Scot. 8-660b ; 24-418 (B2) ;
24-412 (D3) ; statistics 24-
419b.

Dumbarton's regiment 2-612e.

Dumb-bell (gymnastics) 12-
753b.

— nebula 28-221b ; 19-332d.
Dum bene se gesserint 10-

85 b.

Dumb bidding (auction) 2-
895b.

— crambo (game) 7-363a.
Dumbea, New Caledonia 20-

436 (M10) : 19-469d.
Dumbleton, John 24-355a.
Dumb rabies 14-167a.
Dumbrek su, riT., Asia M. : see

Simois.
Dumb-show (drama) 8-519b ;

8-477a.

Dumbuck, Scot. 12-84b.
DUMB WAITER 8-661c.
Dumcrieft house, mansion,

Scot. 18-645d.
DUM-DUM, India 8-661d ; 14-

376 (N8).

Dnm-dum bullets 8-661d.
Dum-dum feTer : see Kala-

azar.

Dume, falls, Fr.Congo 20-25a.
— , pt., Cal. 5-8 (D5).
— , riT., Camer. 5-110 (B3).
Dumei, Sum. 26-71 (B2).
Dumcira, cape, Somlnd. 25-

379 (Cl) ; 25-3820.
Dumerbion, Pierre Jadar 11-

1Mb.

Dumeril, Prof. August* 3-69c :
7-67 6e; batrachia 3-522o •
brachiopoda 4-360a ; rep-
t.les23-140a, 25-288a.

DUMESNIL, MARIE FRAN-
ooise 8-662a.

DUMFRIES, Scot. 8-662a ; 24-
412 (E4) ; archaeology 25-
964c ; geology 8-664a ; Ma-
sonic MSS. ll-80d; raid
2-44c.

— , Va. 28-118 (E2).

DUMFRIESSHIRE, CO., Scot.
8-663a ; 24-412 (E4).

Dumglow, mt., Scot. 15-824a ;
ancient fort 15-824c.

DUMICHEN, JOHANNES 8-
664d.

Dumium (bishopric) 18-693d.

Dumja, India 14-376 (L-M6).

Dumka, India : see Naya-
Dumka.

Dumlu Dagh, mt., Turk.As. 2-
565 (Cl) ; 9-758C ; 9-894d.

Dummer, N.H. 19-490 (E2).

— , Vt. 19-490 (B6) ; 27-1028C.

Dummer Ponds, lakes, N.H.
19-490 (E2).

Dummersee, lake, Ger. 11-
807a ; 20-7 lb ; 12-923C.

Dummerston, Vt. 19-490 (B6);
27-1026d.

DUMMLER, ERNST LUDWIG
8-665a.

— , Ferdinand 8-665a ; exca-
Tations 7-700c.

Dummling tales 21-132C.

Dummy (mason's tool) 17-
842a.

— bridge (game) 4-531b.

— whist (game) 28-594d.
Dumnonii, tribe, Rom. Brit. 4-

584(A-B7); Ayrshire 3- 7 6b;

Connaught6-951a ; Lanark -

shire 16-137d ; Perthshire

21-263b ; Renfrewshire 23-

99d.

Dumnorix (chieftain) 4-940b.
Dumome, lake, Can. 22-724

(A3).
— . riT., Can. 22-724 (A3) ; 20-

368d.

Dumont, AlTarez 2O-515b.
— , ANDRE HUBERT 8-665b ;

oligocene 20-8 la.
— , Aristide 8-665c.
— , Augustin Alexandra 8-

665b ; 24-508a.
— , Bias 8-665C.
— , Edme 8-665b.
— , Etienne 18-569d.
— , Francois (1688-1726) 8-

665a.
— , FRANCOIS (1751-1831) 8-

665c.

— , Gabriel 5-162c.
— , Jacques (le Romain) 8-

665a ; 18-527C.
— , Jacques Edme (1761-1844)

8-665b.

— , JEAN 8-665C.
— , PIERRE ETIENNE LOUIS

8-665d.

— , Tony 8-665c.
Dumont, la. 14-732 (E2).
— , Minn. 1«-550 (A5V.
DUMONTD'URVILLE, JULES

SJbastien Cisar 8-666c ; 21-

963d ; 15-842b.
Dumontia 7-41 5d.
Dumont le Romain : see

Dumont, Jacques.
Dumortier, Eugene 8-667a.
Dumortiera 4-703a.
DUMORTIERITE 8-667a.
DUMOULIN, CHARLES 8-

667n.

— , E. 7-107 d.
— , Peter Ludwig 13-571b.
— , Pierre (d. 1568) 7-916b.

— (fl. 1610) 5-443a.

— (d. 1684) 18-486d.
DUMOURIEZ, CHARLES

Francois 8-667b ; ll-171b ;

ll-160a.
Dumoutier's fan training 21-

19c.

DUMP (diet.) 8-667d.
Dum palm : see Doom palm.
Dumpie (fowl) 22-215a.
Dumpling (gasholder) 11 •

488d.

Dump moraine 18-815c.
Dumroof Bank, sandbank,

Scot. 24-412 (E5).
Dun, Kan. 15-654 (G3).
— , Scot. 24-418 (Fl).
— , bridge, Scot. 24-412 (F3).
— , hill, Yorks. 28-933 (B2).
— , mt., N.Z. 20-89b.
Dun (fort) l-51c ; 14-768a.

— (in place names) 9-417d.
Duna, riTS., Russ. : see

Danube; Don; D vina, South-
ern.

Dunabrattin, head, Ire. 14-744
(D4).

Dunaburg, Russ. : see Dvinsk.

Dun-Aengus, Ire. 2-318b.

Dunaeus : see Downes, Andrew.

Dunaff, head, Ire. 14-744

<mfc.

Duna-Foldvar, Hung. 3-4(F3).
Dunagiri, mt., Himalayas 11

466%.

DunagoU, Scot. 24-418 (A3).
— , bay, Scot. 4-879a.
Dunain, hill, Scot. 14-7 19a.

— Law, hill, Scot. 23-790a.
Dunajec, riT., Aus. 2-971a;

28-146C.
Dunalastair, Scot. 24-418 (Cl);

27-3 7 Oa.
Dun Almain, fortress, Ire. 14

764b.

Dunama II. (of Bornu) 4-265d.
Dunamase, hill, Ire. : castle

17-827a ; geology 22-731b.
Dunamon Castle, Ire. 14-744

(C3).
Dunaruunde, Russ. : see Ust-

DTinsk.

Dunan, Scot. 24-418 (B3).
Dunans, Scot. 24-418 (A2).
Dunant, Henri ll-592a.
Dunany, pt.. Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Duna-Pataj, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Duna-Pentele, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Dunarea, riT. : see Danube.
DUNASH BEN LABRAT 8-

668a; 13-172d.

— IBN TAMIM 8-668a.
DunaTerty, rock, Scot. 5-133d;

24-450b.

DunaTitza, riT., Turk. 15-914a.
Dunawd, St28-261d.
Dunbar, carls of : see March,

earls of, and Murray, earls of.
— , George Home, earl of 8-

669c ; 15-300a.
— , GEORGE 8-668a.
— , Janet 25-761b.
— , PAUL LAURENCE,8-668b.
— , WILLIAM 8-668c ; 24-

458a.
— , W. P. : on hay fevei 13-

113b.

Dunbar, la. 14-732 (F3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (14).
— , Pa. 21-1 06 (C6).
— , Queens. 2-960 (G3).
DUNBAR, Scot. 8-669b ; 24-

418 (F3) : battle (1650) 8-

669d, 24-450d, 7-491d;

geology 12-796b.
— , Wis. 28-7 40 (E3).
— , bay, Scot. 12-796b.

— medal 18-4b.
Dunbar-Schottelius : on com-
ma bacillus 20-77i. •.

Dunbarton, N.H. 19-490 (D5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C-D6).
Dunbcath, Scot. 24-412 (El) ;
26-170c; castle 4-960c.

— Water, riT., Scot. 24-412
(El).

DUNBLANE. Scot. 8-670c ;

24-418 (C-D2) ; cathedral

library 16-556b.
Dunbog, Scot. 24-418 (E2).
Dunbolg, Ire. : battle (598) 14-

763d.
Dunboyne, barons : see Grims-

ton, viscounts.
Dunboyne, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Dunbrody, Ire. 28-566c.
Dun Caan, mt., Scot. 24-412

<C2).
Duncan, earl of Carrick 15-

730b.

— (of Lennox) : see Lennox.
DUNCAN I. (of Scotland) 8-

670d ; 24-432a ; murder
5-587a,17-197a.

— II. (of Scotland) 8-670d ;
24-432C.

— , ADAM DUNCAN, 1st vis-
count 8-670d ; 9-552d ; 11-
204b.

— , Rev. H. 24-244a.

— , James Matthews 18-63c.

— , Jonathan 26-171C.

— , Louis 27-121b.

— , PETER MARTIN 8-67 lb.

— , Sara Jeannette 5-166c.

— , THOMAS 8-671C.

— (physicist) : on electric arc
6-884d.

Duncan, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).

— , Colo. 6-722 (04).

— , Fla. 10-540 (D6).

— , 111. 14-304 (C2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

— , Okla. 20-58 (D3J.

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (B3).

— , passage, Andaman Is. 4-

840 (A7).
" Duncan " (battleship) 24-

897b ; 24-905b ; 24-956a.
Duncan and Wilson printing

press 22-356d.
Duncan Creek, riv., S.C. 25-

500 (C2).

— Creek, riT., Wis. 28-740
(B3).

— Falls, O. 20-26 (G5).
Duncannon.WilliamPonsonby,

viscount 3-822a.

Duncannon, Ire. 14-744 (D4) ;

28-370a ; 28-566C.
— , Pa. 21-106 (115).
Duncans, pt., La. 17-54 (a6).
Duncansbay, head, Scot. 24-

412 (Fl) ; 4-959C.
— , Stacks of, cliffs, Scot. 24-

412 (Fl).
Duncansby, Miss. 18-600 (A-

B3).

Duncans Mills, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
Duncansville, Pa. 21-106

(E-F5).

DuncanTille. Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , III. 14-304 (E5).
— , Tex. 26-690 (B8).
DUNCE (diet.) 8-G71d.
Dunchurch, Warwick. 9-420

(III. E2) ; 28-343b.
Dunciad (Pope) 22-84d ; 16-

134c ; 13-116b.
DUNCKER, MAXIMILIAN

Wolfgang 8-G71d.
DUNCKLEY, HENRY 8-672a.
Duncliffe, hill, Dorset 9-420

(III. C4).
Duncomb, mt., Scot. 24-418

(C3) ; 8-660b.
DUNCOMBE, SIR CHARLES

8-672b ; 12-838d.
— , Thomas Slingsby 8-672c.
Duncombe, la. 14-732 (D2).
— , Lanes. 16-139 (Cl).

— Park, mansion, Yorks. 7-
925a.

Duncormick, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Dun Cow, Book of the 5-624b ;

6-555c.

Dun Creich, Scot. 28-149d.
Duncrue, Ire. 5-406d.
Dundaff, Pa. 21-106 (L2).

— Linn, waterfall, Scot. 24-
418 (D3) ; 6-572c.

Dundagel, Corn. : see Tintagel.
DUNDALK, Ire. 8-672c ; 14-

744 (E2) ; battle (1318) 14-

772b.
— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (E3) ; 17-

66c.

Dundanion, Ire. 7-159 (map).
Dundas, Sir DaTid : army drill

system 2-61 3d.
— , F. G. 15-531d.
— , Viscounts MelTille : see

MelTille.
— , Sir Lawrence 20-281a ; 10-

149c.

Dundab, Can. 5-160 (B-C3).
— , 111. 14-304 (D5).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D6).
— , O. 20-26 (E-F6).
— , Tas. 26-438 (Al) ; mines

26- 1 i l.i, 7-4790, 21-474d.
— , W.Aus. 2-960 (06).
— , hill, Scot. 16-731d.
— , isl., Can. 4-600 (C2).
— , mt., Austr. 28-38 (A2).
— , str., Austr. 2-960 (E2).

— Castle, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;
22-732a.

— Goldfleld, dist., W.Aus. 2-
960 (C6) ; geology 28-539d.

Dundbhairdghall, Scot. 14-
721d.

DUNDEE, JOHN GRAHAM
of Claverhouse, viscount 8-
672d ; 24-452d.; 17-250c ;
Killiecrankie 15-795d.

Dundee, Austr. 19-538 (F-G1).

— , 111. 14-304 (Dl).

— , Mich. 18-372 (G8).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B7).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).

— , Natal 25-466 (I-K7) ; 19-
255a; 27-206b.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (C-D3).

— , O. 20-26 (G3).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (B2).

DUNDEE, Scot. 8-67 4c ; 24-
418 (E-F2) ; geology 10-
661a ; housing 13-820d ;
jute l5-606c ; local govern-
ment 24-429b ; population
24-419d ; shipping 24-428a;
University College : see Uni-
versity College, Dundee ;
whaling 28-5 7 2a.

Dundee Advertiser 19-565C.

Dundee Courier 19-565C.

Dundee Evening Telegraph 19-
565c.

Dundee Law, mt., Scot. 8-675a;
geology 10-661a.

Dundee opening (draughts) 8-
549b.

Dundeh-Keldeh, pass, Turkest.
6-168 (Dl) ; 26-910a.

Dunder (diet.) 25-697c.

Dunderaw, castle, Scot. 24-418
(B2).

Dunderberg, mt., N.Y. 19-596
(B-C4) ; 25-967a.

Dunderland, riv., Nor. 19-801a.

DUNDERLANDSDAL, val..
Nor. 8-676d.

Dun Dhardhail, mt., Scot. 28-
149d.

Dundhu Panth : see Nan*
Sahib.

Dundok, Tib. 6-168 (03).

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248

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mor. *-«77a;uu

eoalguli
— , DougU. c Oohrane, IHh

•Ml of 8-1.

—.THOMAS

ion, .•„ i ,,r 8-<i7«d; _

4-1 • >.! . I'hilpau navy H-

warll-lllib: oo llfllDglsS-
SSIW ; tunnc-lllllgrMola.

of •-«?•<! ; M-5200.
UundoiMld.8cot.M- II
nutle 17 - 3(>.id ; DanUh
oan)p 3-76<\
, In-

Duadoo, gueens. 1-960 (115).

1 l'..rii.i.!,ll.i. ruins. Hoot.

14-112 (I>1); 19-1700.
IMIII.I .1. 14-412

i . 19-t5Bb.

Dun In i. A ' -I

Mini. Ir, mi. In-, i M.mnl 14-711

. 8- 1 5*0 ; castle 8-

— , Irr. (Dublin) 14-744 (1)6).
—.bay. Ire. 14-744 (F2); 8-

t .- ,
Dundurn Castle Park. Ilamll

tun. Can. 11-892*.
iMimly Co.. Xeb. 19-321 MI.
9-459a : Egypt 9-22.1 :

lake* 18-86d ; Xatud denert

l-25Sa; plants U-761a.
Duneaton. riv.. Scot. 14-412

(E4); 9-5721..
Dunecht House. Aberdeen 14-

412 (F2) ;7-385d; observa

tory 19-»56a.
Minii-.lin. II, 10-.1IO (1>3).
DUNEDIN, N./,. 8-677d; 19-

624 (C6) ; geology 19-625a ;

university, tee Otago, Uni-

•99199 ,.f.

— , Soot. : tee Edinburgh.
Dum-doo, NJS.W. 19-53S (E2).
Dunelawe, hundred, Wilts. 28-

999b.

I>unellrn. X.J. 19-502 (Dl).
DunelmiiA IlrL-toliensis : tee

Chuttorton, Thomas.
DUnen. 1*1.. tier. 13-222.-.
Dnner, X. C. : Spitsbergen

expedition 15-710d; 21-

947b ; sun 26-86b.
DUNES. BATTLE OF 8-67Sb ;

ll-248d; 7-494c.
DiiDestall, Lincoln : tee St

Dunstan's Look.
Dunfanaghy, Ira. 14-744 (Cl) ;

—.bay. Ire. 8-41 2d.
Dunfeo. Ind. 14-422 (G2).
DUNFERMLINE, ALEX-

and*r Scion. 1st earl of 8-

nsb.

— .Charles Scton, 2nd carl of

S--.7-.-.
— . JAMES ABERCROMBY,

1st baron 8-678c ; 8-2 lOa.
Dunfermline. III. 14-304 (B3).
DUNFERMLINE. Soot. 8-678d;

14-418 (K2); abbey l-404b;

geology 10-32'Jd ; weaving

of dam«,-L 28-455a.
Dun Fionn. Scot. 14-721d.
Dunford Urldgc. Yorks. 28-933

(B2).
Hung (dirt.) 15-S38b ; manure

13-7 53c.

Dungan, Thomas 3-375d.
— . William, earl of Limerick :

tee Limerick.
Dungan Hill, Ire. : battle 15-

.1,1.11,.

Dnngannon. Arthur Hill-
Trevor, viscount 27-257b.
— .Brian O'Neill. 3rd baron

20-IU9B.
DUNGANNON, Ire. 8-679d ;

14-744 <E2); geology 14-

745c, 27-550a ; siege (1689)

28-27 Id.

Dungans : tee Dzungars.
li'iiik-aria (llliil chief) 8-680a.
DUNGARPUR, xtatc. India 8-

679.1 ; 14-3711 (KM.
Dunear Singh 3-929C.
DUNGARVAN, Ire. 8-680a ;

14-744 (D4); geology 28-

.

— . bay. Ire. 14-744 (D4) ; 8-

IBM.

Dungarvon. riv.. Can. 19-4rt.l

(Bl).
Dung-beetle : tee Scarabaeus

pilmlariua.
DiinKliim-. mts, Tib. 8-168

iK.'.i.
Dunge Marsh, dist., Kent 17-

UW.
Dnngenem, Wash. 28-354 (Bl);

8-880b.

— .Pt.. Chll. 1-482 <C7); 8-
MOb.

DUNGENESS. r.t.. Kent 8-
«80a ; 9-421 (IV. Ei); battle

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Instruction* given oa Page I.

89-364

watorfall.
.89-5414

N -•*.«'. 18-538

nntor : tee aim*.

(llabvlomaii king) 1-
i; 1-1

Dunging 88-Tiv.v : 89-708*,
lMiiigi\t-n. In-. 14-744 (K2);

DungUwK. lords : tet BOOM,

DungUss/pt.. Scot. 8-57*0.
Dungteddy, dint.. Wales I

Dungloe, Ire. 14-744 (Cl) ; 8-

Dungnll. mt,, Scot. 14-418

,' -'I ; h-.-..|..o 2S--..J-..
Dungrain Law, int., Scot. i*.

1 .,..'

Dungrlff, W.Va. 18-560 (B3).
Dungun. riv.. Mul. IVnln. 17-
473 (.

(t'4);
471d.

— TaiiJui

TaiiJuiiK, rape,
17-473(C-D4).

. .

17-4s:i«; 17.

Mai. IVnln.

Dunham. Ala. 1-400 (C4).

— .Great. Norf. : tee Great

Dunham.
Dunham -Massey, H. de

Mamey. baron of l-766a ;

3-982a; 6-1) Id.
Dunham on the Hill, (ties.

416(11. B3).
Dunhamton-n, Che*. 18-139

Dunhaved. Corn. : tee Laun-

ceston.

Dunhill. parish. Ire. 17-159O.
Dunholme. Dur. : tee Durham.
Dun-iaflgach, fortress, Mnnster

4-947d.

Dunle, Scot. 14-418 (D2).
Dunlmarlc, castle, Scot. 7-

S18b.

Dunln. Scot. 24-418 (F2).
Dunlon. int.. Scot. 15-300b.
Dunlpace. Scot. 14-418 (D2) ;

25-9280.
Duniquolch, hill, Scot. 14-

718c.

Dunisir, Kurdistan 15-950a.
Dunite ll-378a.
Dunju, Tib. 6-168 (C4).
Dunk. G. M., 2nd earl of Hall

fax : tee Halifax.
Diinkama, NIK. 19-678 (C-D1).
Dunkard, Pa. 21-106 (B-C6).

— Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-106 <B6).

— Fork, riv.. Pa. 21-106 (B6).
Dunkard group 27-627d ; 27-

isod.

Dunkards : tee German Bap-
tist Brethren.

Dunkehallor, dlat., Swcd. 15-
501d.

Dunkeld, N.Z. : tee Beaumont.

DUNKELD, Soot. 8-680b ; 24-
418 (Dl); 21-263o ; geology
21-2G21i ; larches 10-rt.1i.ni,
18-2131) ; wolf of Badcnoch
4-7 14b.

— . Viet. 28-38 (B2).

— house, maiiMion, Dunkeld 8-
MOd.

Dunkellin. Ulick Canning do

Hurgh. lord (1827-1867) 9-

(TS*.

Dunkerley. S. 17- 101. la.
Dunkerque, FT. : tee Dunkirk.
— . pt., Martinique 17-80-.' 1 112).
Dunkerran. mis., Iro. 15-
Dunkcra : tee German Baptist

Hrethren.

Dunkerton, la. 14-732 (E2).
— , Som. 9-420(111. Cl).
Dunkery Ilcaoon. mt., Som.

9-430 (VI. El); \-j
Dunkeswell. Dcv. 9-430 (VI.

F2); 8-134a.
Dunkestt-lok, Vorks. 28-U33

(Cl).

DimketUe, Ire. 7-159 (map).
Dunkln, Ms., 1'ac.O. : tee

Nukuor.

LIV, WB-m ll-df.

......... UK. Fr. 8-680.1: 10-

778(Fl);10-S4le;dook~8-
SSTa. 15-3.19.1 ; Dutch cam-
paign (1600) 13-.197C ; forti-
fications 18-866c. 17-952a ;
jetty 15-360a (flg.) ; llght-
hou!>e 18-649 ; snlo to France
8-431a; slegen6.',7)ll-248d:
siege (1793) 11- 17. la; trade
10-7S8o.

— . Ind. 14-423 (G4).

DUNKIRK. X.Y. 8-681c; 19-
596 (A3).

— , 0. 10-26 (C3).

— Dunes, battle of: tee Dunes,
battle of.

Dunkirkcrs 13-437d.

•1-261 ; 1

iMinlup. Cat. 8-8 (1

n-752 van i 11.751

. la. 14-73J (1)3).

. 111. 14-.li.:

. i, ,-. IS-.. I . l .-,
— . N.Mex. 1»
— . Teun. 88-62K
Dunlavin. Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

14-7UI!) : 14-7000,
I Mm I.aw, nit.. Scut. 18-136d.

— Leacalnn. mt.. Boot. 14-4 Is

Duuleary, Ire.: tre Kingstown.
MiiMl.-.-r. lr,-. 14-7 14 (B).
liiinl.-illi. Mi". 18-600 (B2).
Hun .'1

l>iin-l«-th-glas: set Down

pair

Mmilm 24-1411..
Muiilo. 1'a. 21-106 (E.I).
Duiiloe. gap. Ire. 14-744 (B4)

1V757<L

Dunloop. W.Va. 18-.100 (114).
1 Minion, (liarlrs l-680c.
— . J. li. 7-,

— , JOHN COLIN 8-6810.
— , WllUam 22-291d.
IMinlop, Soot. 24-418 (B-C3):

2S-SU 5a,

— . Wash. 18-354 (B4).
Dunlop I'neurnatic Tyre Co. r.

I MI nl. >p Motor Co. (1907) 27-

132a.

— Welch tiro26-1008b.
Dunlop- Wood -i valve 28-I008O.
Dilnlow, W.Va. 28-;1l)() (A3).
Munlov, In-. 14-744 (El).
Dun-In, China 6-lfls (<;-.').
Dunliice. Itandal MaoDonnell,

viscount : tee Antrim.
Dun luce, castle, Iro. ll-927a ;

22-1. lib.
Dun Mao Ulsneachain, Soot. :

ire Beregonlum.

I' :-'•:. i I l.'.i -. . ;. i--.|-iii:,!>.16-

»0d.
D unman, mt.. Snot. 24-412

(C5).
Dimmanus, bay. Ire. 14-744

(B5) ; 7-156d ; geology 7-

157b.
Dunmonway, Ire. 14-744 (B5);

7-157d.
Dunmell, rock. Ire. : tee Duna-

mMa.

Dunmore, C. A. Murray, 7th

earl 2O-656a.
— , John Murray, earl of 28-

123o; 28-684a; 21-892c.
Dunmore, Iro. (Gahvav) 14-

744 (C3) ; peoloify ll-432a,
— , Ire. (Watcrford) 14-744

(E4).
DUNMORE, Pa. 8-681d ; 21-

106 (L3).

— , W.I. 28-544 (Bl).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (1)3).
— .care. Ire. 14-744 (D4) ; 18-

-. head. Ire. (Donegal) 14-744
-, head. Ire. (Kerry) 14-744

— ,'loko, Vt. 19-490 (A4).

— , mt., Scot. 8-798b.

Dun Mountain limestone 21-

177b.
DUNMOW, Ess. 8-681 d: 9-424

(IV. C3): geology 9-784b.
— .Little, Ess. 9-424 (IV. C3) ;

8- 08 Id.

Dunmurry, hills. Ire. 15-790d
Dunn, James Xicol 19- J57c.
— , John28-1054b.
— ,Smmucll9-297d.
Dunn, Eno r. (1890) 27-130a.
— , Hawke r. 3-827a.
Dunn. Ga. 11-752(1)1).
— . N.C. 19-772 (D2) : 8-710b.
— , isl., S.Dak. 25-50(S (E3).

— Co., X.Dak. 19-780 (B2).

— Co., WH. 28-740 (B4).
Dunnamanagh, Ire. 14-744

Dunnavant, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
DUNNE. FINLEY PETER 8-

<82a: 1-84 le.
Dunnellon, Fla. 10-540 (D2) ;

10-5 4 Ib.
Dunnern, riv., SwlU. 28--.' 4 2

(M).

Dunnct, Soot. 24-412 (El).
— .head. Soot. 24-412 (El);

4-959b ; geology 4-960a.
Dunnneld. N.J. 19-502 (B2-1).
Dunnlc-hrn. Soot. 24-418 (Fl).
Dunning, Dniil.-l 10-177a.
— . John : tee Ashburton, 1st

baron.

Dunnlnu, Xeh. 19-324 (E3).
— , Soot. 24-418 (D2).

Duiiuiiuttoii. Ark. 1- •..•.' (DI).

IMIIIIMM k . »

la. i .

iimoM. oaue. I. of W. 9-410
. III. k'A); M-aiOd.

Hc»t.

geology II 991 •.
DUNNOTTAR CASTLB. Bool.

*-«82b; M-41J (f.l);

. lake. Fta. 19-140 (E».
— Htu

l>'llilr.vlllr>, Va. 29-11

Ininnvlllr, Can. 19-11 1

. 15-71', (D:i>.
Dunny Cove. Ire. 14-744 (CS) ;

Dun of Ctopook, fort. Ire. i

731d.
DUNOIS, JEAN, count of 8-

482h; 10-li23a; 19-42 Ib.
Dunoln, dint., Fr. 10-802 (map);

Dunolly. Vl.-t. M-38 (B-CJ).

DUNOON, Soot. 8-682o ; 24-

418(A-B3).
Dunowen, Ire. 8-5S5C.
Dunpelder, int.. Soot. : tee

Traprain Law.
DunphaiL Soot. M-412 (E2) ;

,..-•!.- jo-., : . .

Dun pony 13-712.1.
Dunraven. W. T. Wyndham

guin. 4th earl of 28-872d ;

14-788a ; yachting 28-892C,

28-Hl!Od.
Dunraven, castle. Wale* 12-

70c.

Dunrolth, Ind. 14-422 (<:.'.).
Dun Rig, int., Scot. 24-418

<K3); 24-612C,
DUNROBIN CASTLE. Scot. 8-

682d; 24-4 12 (K2).
Dunrosenese-Scot. M-412 (Gl);

geology 24-854a.
DUNS, Scot. 8-683a; 24-412

(F4).

Duns : tre Dunce.
Dunaapple. lake, Soot. 8-940a.
Dunscore, Scot. M-412 (£4) ;

8-664C.

Dunseltli. X.Dak. 19-780 (Dl).
Dunseveriok, Ire. 14-744 (El) ;

14-765b: castle ll-927a.
Dun.iford, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2);

8-134S,
Dunshaughlln. Ire. 14-744

(E3).

Dunshclt, Scot, 24-418 (E2).
Dunshill, moors, Beds. 3-620d.
Dnnslde, hill, Scot. 24-418

(F3).
DUNSINANE, mt.. Scot. 8-

683a; 21-418 (K2).
— : battle ( lOi I ) 21-263C,
Dnnsink, Iro. 8-61'Jd.
Dunskey . castle, Scot. 28-629d.
Duns Law, hill, Scot. 8-683a.
Dunsman : tee Dunce.
Dunsnioro, heath, Warwick.

23-82 Ic.

Dunsmulr. Cal. B-8 (Bl).
Dunsop Bridge, Yorks. 9-416

(II. C2).
DUNS SCOTUS, JOHN 8-683a;

evolution doctrine 10-2.1b ;

tree will 9-S2.V1. 28-649d;

immaculato conception 14-

334c ; philosophy 24-354d.

1-2810 ; theology 18-779a ;

tomb 8-6970.
Dunst 10-.1I'.),-.
Dunstable, John 19-75a.
DUNSTABLE, Beds. 8-683d :

9-424 (IV. A3); 4-584 (C6);

3-621C,

•.Mass. 17-852 (D-E1).
— , X.H. : tee Nashua.
DUNSTAFFNAGE, Scot. 8-

684b; M-412 (C3) ; S'

108*.
DUNST AN, ST 8-68*0 f 8-

211c; 9-471o ; celibacy

discussion 5-59b ; Qlaston-

bury tradition 12-1131) ;

Lymlnge church 15-739c;

reforms 8-340d. 9-4 44c, 8-

•j ; le.
— , Wyndham Roland : on

aconite l-152a ; Isoxazolee

14-S8 ia ; rust formation

23-'.)36b; trimrthyloxamlne

14-171d.
Dunatan, mts., N./. 19-624

(BC).
Dunstanbnrgh, castle. N..r-

thnmb. 9-112 (E2); l-719c;

19-793a; Wars of the ROMS

19-792C.
Dunstanville, Francis Basset,

tviron de 22-970b.
Dunstaple, John : tee Dun-
stable, John.
Dnnster, Henry 3-375b ; 13-

Md.

DUKI-DUPL

DUMOIU, JOPB. 9>494d ; 9-
• .

: 10 . ,

-

Dva-Mtf-MMMb Vt. 19-779

Ihums. Boot. 84-411 (D-ES).
DuntLonM,IUctwrd 19-ttla.
DUNTOaOfl, Houu 9-«*4«J

•4-4IH (C3L
DUNTON. JOHN 8-4Ria ; M-

liSb ; 9-4S94.
Dunlon. Colo. 9-7» (114).

— Uraen. Kent 11-
liuntroon, N./,. 19-424 « «).
DUNTZER. JOHANN H. t. 8-

• -
Dunum. Ira. : tee Down-

Patrick.
Dunure, pU, Bcot.14-411 (D4).

— Cwtlt, rulM, Boot. 14-411
Mil); 17-»3ld.

Dunvegan, Can. 1-500 (Al).

— , bead. Hoot. M-412 (BS).

— Loch. Inlet, 8coU 14-411
(BS); 18-Joia.

Dunwan Dan. lake. Boot. 14-

418 (C3); »-«»a.
DUNWICH. Huff. 8-4»5c; 9-

424 (IV. F2) ; 4-5C4
Dunxlg, riv., Ger. M-vo:;d.
Duobe. riv.. Lib. 11-105

(D5-6) ; 19-53»d.
Duodecimal system 18-1 37a;

3-I07d.

Duodecimo 9-304h.
DtiodM-lmpennatae 19-325a.
Duodeclm «crlpta3-l3?d ; 11.

446o ; Sraevola 24-278d.
DiKxlerylrne 2O-76c.
Duodenitis 9-654d.
Duodeno-JeJunal flexure 1-

Duodenum l-664c ; 17-.'»24d ;

l-669a ; lnte«Unal obatrao-

tion 14-7 16a; wall l-«65d

(««.).

Duo lens U-5 lie.
Dvonm Offarvm, Vilae 19-

15a.

Duotal 22-693b.
DUOVIRI 8-685d; 7-912b :

19-8b.

— luri dicundo 8-685d ; 19-
8b.

— navales 8-68«a ; 22-242b.

— perdnellionls 8-686a; 17-
223o ; 24-63.',a.

— Vila extra urbem purgandl*
8-G.SOa; M-«Oc.

Dupage, riv.. III. 14-304 (D»).

— Co., III. 14-304 (D2).
Dnpaln-Triel (cartographer)

17-'.!- 1.
DUPANLOUP, F. A. PHILI-

bert8-686a; ll-142a ; 2O-

287a ; Llttre lft-795b ;

Talne 18-361C.
Dnparr, Henri 25-4 12».
Du Pare, Mdlle 18-663a ; 22-

776c.

— , Iteno Berthelot 18-663a.
Duparqnet, Dyel 17-802a ; 11-

578d.
Dupas, Philippe de Prooe,

sleur 10-723C.

DupaSIr, nit., C.As. lS-886b.
Dupax. I'.Is. 11.382 (C2).
Duperrt, Gny Victor 19-222d.
Duperre, Isls., UaLArch. 17-

Duperrey, Louis Isidore 19-
439o ; 8-««6c,

Duperron. Anquetil : tee An-

quetil Duperron.
—.JACQUES DAVY 8-686b

ll-126b; Casaabon 5-442a ;

Perroniana 1-90: a.
Du Perron. Seigneur : tee Des-

cartes, Rene.
Dupes, Day of: tee Day of

Dupes.
Da Petit - Thouam. Abel

Anbert 19-439O ; 17-751b.

— Petit - Thouars, L.-M.
Aubert 18-865C.

Duphot, Leonard 15-(4d ; 11-

167d.
Dupin JengtoeBT} M-929k.

— , ANDRE M. J. J. 8-(^Gc.
—.Francois P. C. 9-614d.
DU PIN. LOUIS ELLIE9 8.

MT*.

— Pin. Perrinet : tee Perrinet
du Pin.

Dupla (bell) 3-687c.
Dnplaln. Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Duplalnvillc. Wls. 18-740 ( ti).
Dupla v, Eleonore 13-4 1 9b.
DUPLEIX, JOSEPH FRAN-

•ols 8-687a; 14-407 b ; 9-

532b.

— , Sciplon 10-904d ; 27>955a.
Duplcix. AUr. 1-643 (Bl).

— . rats., China 9-168 (D3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

DU PLES-DYS

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

Du Plessis. Armand Emmanuel
see Kichelieu.

— riessis, Francois 23-303a.
Duplessis, Jean : see Osson

vUle.
Du Plessis, L. F. A. :

Richelieu.
Duplessis (silversmith) S-752b
Du Plessis de Richelieu, Ar

mand Jean : see Richelieu.

— Plessis - Liancourt, Jeanne
Charlotte 16-220a.

— Plessis-Mornay : see Mop
nay, Philippe de.

Duplessis - Praslin, Cesar

oomte : see Choiseul.
Duplex escapement 28-363d.

— obligatio 19-949d.

— process 14-S23C.

— querela 22-7 lib.

— roller machine 26-697b.
Duplicatio 21-832a.
Duplicatum, Sal : see Potas

slum sulphate.
Duplicidentata 23-44.">b ; 17-

526» ; dentition 23-438C.
Duplin Co., N.C. 19-772 (E3).
Duploye, Emile : shorthand

24-1012C.
Dupnitza, Bulg. 4-773 (A2) ;

4-7780.

Du Poiet, Bertrand 15-39c.
Dnpondius (coin) 19-893b.
Dupont, Edouard 19-278a.
Du Pont, Henry Algernon 8-

688d ; 7-950C.
Dupont, Pierre (carpet maker)

5-394c ; S-395b.
Du Pont, Pierre (hospitaller)

24-17b.
DUPONT, PIERRE (song

writer) 8-687C.
— , R. 1-5300,
Du Pont, Samuel Francis 8-

688d; l-819d.

— Pont (etcher) 23-805d.
Du Pont, Ga. 11-752 (D5).
Dupont, Ind. 14-422 (G7).
— , O. 20-25 (B2).

— , riv.. La. 17-54 (c7).
DUPONT DE L'ETANG, P. A.,
count 8-6S7d ; 21-90c.

— DE L'EURE, J. C. 8-688a.
Du Pont de Nemours, Eleu-

there Irenee 28-690c.

— PONT DE NEMOURS,
Pierre Samuel 8-688h ; 21-
549a.

DUPORT, ADRIEN 8-689a ;

10-854C.

— . JAMES 8-689a.
Duport-Dutertre. M. L. FT. 3-

412a.
Duppa. Balduln F. 7-jllb ; 1-

135d.

— , Brian l-694a.
Duppau, Aus. 3-4 (CD.
Diippel, Ger. (Brandenburg) 3-

788 (map).
DUPPEL, Ger. (Schl.-Hol.) 8-

689b; 8-24 (B4); battles

(1818, 1849. 1864)8-689b.
Dupplin, castle, Scot. 24-418

(D2); 8-798C.
— , moor, Scot. : battle (1332)

3-257b.
DU PRAT, ANTOINE 8-689c ;

10-934d.

— Prat, Gnillanme 15-343d.
Duprat, Jean 12-50c.
Dupre, Athanase S-258c ; 27-

903b.

— , Augustin 19-907b.
— , JULES 8-6S9d ; 23-77:11..
— , Paul S-258C.
Du Prel, Karl : see Prel, Karl

Ton.
DUPUIS, CHARLES FRAN-

9 ois 8-690a.
— , J. (math.) 26-331a.
— , Jean (trader) 27-6a.
— , Jean-Baptiste (sculptor)

18-2b ; 19-907b.
— , Joseph (consul) 2-726c.

— (abbe) 26-391b.

Du Puiseaux (inventor) 4-
68c.

Dupuit's equation 14-64a.

DUPUY, CHARLES ALEX-
andre 8-690c ; administra-
tions 10-880c, 10-881C, 10-
883a.

— , Christophe l-903a.

— , Jean 19-576c.

— , PIERRE 8-690d ; 26-598C.

— , (general) 9-106b.

— , DE LOME, STANISLAS
Charles H. L. 8-69 la; bal-
loon l-269b; channel ferry
9-457b.

" Dupuy de Lome " (cruiser)
24-912b.

Dupuyer, Mont. 14-276 (Cl).

DUPUYTREN, GUILLAUME,
baron 8-691b ; l-933b ; on
burns 4-860c.

DUQUE DE ESTRADA,
Diego 8-691c.

DUQUESNE, ABRAHAM,

marquis 8-691d ; 13-867b.

DUQUESNE, Pa. 8-692b ; 21

106 (E7); 14-815d.
— , fort. Pa. 21-680d.
Duouesnoy, Francois 24-496d
24-199c ; ivory carving IS1
9Sa.

Duquoin, 111. 14-304 (C6).
Dur, Mesop. : see Anaz.
Dura, Pal. 20-602 (B-C5).
Dura (grain) : ace Hurra.
Dura Den, ravine, Scot. 8-

127o ; 10-329d; 7-634c.
Duraid 18-634b.
— b. us Simma 1S-771C.
Durakova, Russ. 23-872 (E2).
Dura mater 4-392a ; crania
fractures 25-201b ; spiua
cord 2S-668d.
DURAMEN (diet.) 8-692b : see

also Heart-wood.
DURAN, AGUSTIN 8-692c

2S-586a ; 6-362c.
— , PROF1AT 8-692b.
— , SIMON BEN ZEMAH 8-

692b ; 13-175b.
Duran, EC. 8-911 (B3) ; 12-

66Cb.

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (E3).
Durana, Sp. 28-149a (plan).
DURANCE, riv., Fr. 8-692c
10-778 (G6) ; 10-649C •
canal 17-767b.
Durand, Algernon G. A. 13-

957b.
— , ASHER BROWN 8-693a

20-518c.
— , C. A. E. : tee Oarolus-

Duran.

— , Gilles ll-127a.
— .Godfrey 22-1 96d.
— , GUILLAUME (canonist, d.
1296) 8-693a ; De divinis
Officiis 14-316 (PI. IV.).
— , Guillaume (canonist, d.

1330) 8-693c.
— , GUILLAUME (theol., d.

1331)8-693c ; 26-615a.
— , Sir H. Marion l-316c ; 27-

lOb ; 14-450C.

— , Sir H. Mortimer l-38a ; 21-
243c.

— (revolutionist) 21-277b.
Durand. 111. 14-304 (Cl).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G7).

— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— . pass, Alps 1-7 43c.

Durand agreement 24-857b.

Durand de Villegagnon, Nicho-
las 4-455d.

DURANDO, GIACOMO 8-693d.

— , Giovanni 8-693d ; 14-9 13c.

Durandus : see Durand, Guil-
laume.

Durango, Colo. 6-722 (C4) ; 6-
72 Id.

DURANGO, Mex. 8-694b ; 18-
318 (D-E3) ; 27-48d.

— , Sp. 25-530 (Dl); 3-991d.

— , rats., Mex. 18-318 (D2) ;
18-3 17c.

DURANGO, state, Mex. 8-
694a ; 18-318 (D-E2) ; 18-
325d.

DURANI, tribe, Afg. 8-694c ;
l-316a; 2-749b.

Durant, Henry Towle 28-
507a.

— , Thomas 7-391b.

Durant, Fla. 10-540 (D4).

— , la. 14-732 (G3).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C2).

— , Okla. 20-58 (E3>.

DURANTE, FRANCESCO 8-
694d.

Durante absentia 1-191(1.

— mlnore aetate l-194d.
Duran y Bas (statesman) 25-

564d.
DURAO, JOSE DE SANTA

Rita 8-695a.
Duras, Claire Louise Rose

Bonne, duchess of 8-704b.
— , Guy Aldonce de Durfort,

marquis of (d. 1655) 8-7" 1. 1.
— , Guy Aldonce de Durfort

de, duo de Quintin (d. 1702) :

see Quintin.
— , Louis de, marquis de

Blanquefort: see Feversham,

earl of.

Duras, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Duras of Holdenby, baron : see

Feversham, earl of.
Duration (psychol.) 22-577C.
Duraton, riv., Sp. 25-o30 (D2) ;

24-582C.

Durazno, Urug. 2-462 (E3).
— , dept., Urug. 2-462 (A6 &

E3) ; 27-806C.
DURAZZO (Dvrrachium),

Turk. 8-695a ; 27-426 (A2) ;

14-326b ; 20-96b ; battle

(1083) 9-925d ; coins 19-

882c.
— , bay, Turk. 27-426 (A2).

— Pallavicini, palace, Genoa
2-413a.

Durba : see Bermuda (Trass.
D'URBAN, SIR BENJAMIN 8-
695c ; in British Guiana 12-

679d ; Kaffir policy 25-472b

5-2384.

Durban, Can. 17-584 (A2).
— , Fr. 10-778 (F6).
DURBAN, S.A1. 8-6901) ; 25

466 (K7) ; climate 19-253C

museum 19-66d ; observa

tory 19-960C.
— , bay, S.Af. 8-696b.
DURBAR 8-697a; Afghani

Site.

Durbet, tribe : see Derbet.

Durbhanga, India : see Darb
hauga.

Durbin, Fla. 10-540 (El).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (D3).

Durbuljiu, China 27-420 (G3).

Durbuy, Belg. 3-668 (G3).

Durchlaucht (title) 13-456b.

Durdent, riv., F». 24-588d.

Durdham, downs, Glos. 12-
133c.

Durdidwarrah, Viet. 28-38
(El).

DUREN, Ger. 8-697a ; 11-808
(1-17).

DURENE 8-697b.

Durenstein, Aus. : see Dura
stein.

Diirer, Agnes 8-700d.

— , ALBRECHT 8-697b ; 10.
368c ; 20-167d; bookplate
by 4-231 (tig.) ; crani-
ometry 7-372b ; Diirer So-
ciety 2-702d ; engravings
16-722b, 28-799b ; fortifica-
tion 10-684b ; landscape 20-
477c ; Marcantonio's 17-
6S2d.

DURESS (law) 8-703c.

Durfee, hill, R.I. 23-249a.

D'URFEY, THOMAS 8-703d :
8-528C.

DURFORT (family) 8-704a.

— , Guy Aldonce de (1605-
1655) : see Duras, marquis
de.

— , Guy Aldonce de (1630-
1702) i see Quintin, duo de.

— , Guy Eraeric Anne de : see
Lorges, duo de.

— , Jean Laurent de : see
Lorges, due do.

— , Louis de (1640-1709) : see
Feversham, earl of.

Durfort, Fr. 8-704a; 10-778
(E5).

Durfort beds 21-848.

DURGA (myth.) 8-704c ; 15-
641a: 13-511d; Benares
temple 3-7 1 M.

— (zool.) 16-123b.

— Devi 10-167b.
Durga-nor, lake, China 27-420

(H2); 18-711d; 12-168c.

Durga-pujal3-511d ;13-507e ;
Santals 24-188c.

Durgapur, India 14-376 (O7).

Durgeon, riv., Fr. 10-778 (H4):
27-1 05 Ic.

Durham, G. F. d'Arcy Lamb-
ton, 2nd earl of 8-706b.

— , JOHN GEORGE LAMB-
ton, 1st earl of 8-7Q4c ; 9-
632c ; 5-158d ; 9-556d.

— , Louisa E. Lambton, count-
ess of 8-704d.
Arthur 25-238d.
Florence M. l-507d.
H. 8-871d.
Joseph 10-774a.
Sir Philip C. H. C. 16-507d.
William 20-775a.

Durham, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Can. 20-114 (B2).
Conn. 6-952 (E4).

DURHAM, Dur. 8-708d ; 9-
412 (I. E3) ; almonry school
24-365d ; bishopric 8-708a ;
castle 8-709b ; monastic
seal 24-540b ; obscrvatory
19-955b ; university 8-
709c, 27-772c, 22-779a
(hoods).

— : Cathedral 8-708d ; 2-402b
(plan) ; 5-521d ; chartered
sanctuary 24-130a ; library
16-.i£6a ; organ piteh 21-
661d ; Paschal 8-829c ;
transept 27-172d.

— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).

— , Me. 17-434 (B5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (El).

DURHAM, N.C. 8-710b ; 19-
772 (Dl).

— , N.H. 19-490 (F5) ; 19-
491c ; 19-495b.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (Al).

— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (M4).

DURHAM, co., Eng. 8-706c ;
9-412 (I. E3) ; coal 27-600b,
9-425c: colliery strike (1892)
28-538b ; geology 9-411c ;
palatinate 22-962b, 2-212a ;
Scottish invasion (1640) 9-
538b.

Durham Book or Ritual : see
Lindisfarne Gospels.

Durham cattle : see Shorthorn

cattle.
Durham Center, Conn. 6-952

(El).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (Dl).
Durham College of Science

Newcastle 10-650c.
— , Confraternity Book of 26

Durham, History of (Surtoes

26-14 Id.

Durham House, Lond. 16-961c
Durhaiuville.N.Y. 19-596 (E2)
Du Rhins (explorer) 13-170d.
Duria major, riv., It. : see

Dora Baltea.

— minor, riv.. It. : see Dora
Riparia.

DURIAN8-710d.

Dur-ili, battle of (720 B.C.) 9-

Ilia.

Durin, Turk.As. 5-38d.
Durio zibethinus : see Durian
DUR1S (historian) 8-711a.

— (potter) 5-715b ; 5-719a.
Durissa, bay, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-

466 (A3).

Durius, riv., It. 15-26 (A2).
— , riv., Sp. and Port. : see

Douro.

Durk : see Dirk.
Durkee, Oreg. 20-212 (H3).
— , fort, N.Y. 28-611a.
Durken, China 6-168 (C3).
Durkheim, Emilo 10-161a.
DURKHEIM, Ger. 8-711a

11-808 (II. m9) ; 4-941a.
Durko, mt., China : sceTurko.
Durkurigalzu, Babylon : see

Akerkuf, ruin, Bagdad.
DURLACH, Ger. 8-711b; 11-

808 (Bl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (K5).
Durlas O'Fogarty, Ire. : see

Thurlcs.
Durlston, head, Dorset. 9-120

(HI. D5); 8-131c.
Durmart le Uallois 23-503c.
Durmast oak 19-931d ; 19-

932b ; bark 19-933b ; tim-
ber 19-932C, 26-980b.
Dunne, riv., Belg. 16-928d.
Durmid, Va. 28-118 (C3).
Durnbaucr, Ludwig 24-511d.
Duruess, Scot. 24-112 (Dl) ;

26-170d.
— <, Kyle of, Inlet, Scot. 24-112

(Dl) ; 26-170b.
Durness limestone 5-87d : 24-

117a.

— quartzite 22-717b.
Durnford, cape, N.W.Af. 23-

357a.
— , port, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C3) ;

4-601c.

Durn. hill, Scot. 3-311a.
Diirnkrut, Ger. : battle (1278)

11-846*.

Durnovaria, Dorset. : see Dor-
chester.
Durnstein, Aus.23-295a; battle

(1805) 19-219b.
Diirnten, Switz. 26-212 (F2) ;

13-199d.
Duro, Cesareo Fernandez 25-

588b ; 24-185C.
Duro. Braz. 4-440 (Gl).
Durobrivae, Kent : see Ro-
chester.

— , Northants. : see Castor.
DUHOC, GERAUD C. M. 8-

711c.

" Duroc " (horse) 13-735b.
Durocasses, tribe 8-578b.
Duroch, cape, Kor. 15-156

(F7).
DUROCHER, JOSEPH M. E.

8-7 lid.

Du Rochor, riv.. Can. 12-122d.
Duroc Jersey pig 21-595a.
Durocobrivae, Brit. : see Dun-
stable.
Durocornovium Dobunorum,

Glos. : see Cirencester.
Durocortorum, Gaul : see

Reims.
Duroc pig : see Duroc Jersey

Pig.

Durolipons, Britain 4-584 (C5).
Durolle, riv., Fr. 26-850a.
Duronceray, Marie : see Fa-

vart, Mme.
Duroquinone 6-54b.
Duror, Scot. 2-222d.
— , riv., Scot. 2-222d.
Durostorum, Bulg. : see Sil-

istria.
Durotrices, tribe 8-122d ; 4-

584 (B7).
Du Roule, Janus de Noir, le

Sieur 24-617d.

Durour, isl., N.G. 19-187 (Dl).
Durovernum Cantiacorum,

Kent : see Canterbury.
Durovicha, congress of 20-

238b.

Duroy7-113b.
Durra, tribe l-171b.
DURRA (cereal) 8-711d ; 25-

133d (flg.) ; 4-167b ; ancient

Egypt l-388b, 9-45C ; beer

15-629a, 3-505a ; Europe 9-

913c; Hausal3-69d.
Durrani, tribe : see Durani.
Diirr boiler 4-llUc.
Durreabad, India : see Dary-

abad.
Durrenberg, Ger. 11-808 (III.

qlO).

Durrenstein, Aus. : see Durn-
stein.

— , mt., Aus. 3-4 (D3) ; 3-lb.
Durresi, Turk. : see Durazzo.
Durri : see Dari.
Durrington, Wilts. 9-420 (III.

D4) ; walls 28-700b.
Durrow, Ire. (King's Co.) 15-

816c.
— , Ire. (Queen's Co.) 14-744

(D4).
— , Ire. (Waterford) 14-741

(D4).
Durrung, dist., India : see

Darrang.

Durrus, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Dur-Sargina, Turk.As. : see

Khorsabad.
Dursey, head, Ire. 14-741

(A5).

— , isl., Ire. 14-711 (A5).
Dur Sharrukin, Turk. : see

Khorsabad.
Dursley, Glos. 9-420 (III. C3) ;

12-134b ; 12-134d.
Duraton, Som. 9-130 (VI. Fl).
Durtain, riv., Fr. 22-515a.
Durtal, Fr. 10-778 (Dl).
Durugapukonda, mt., India

15-952c.

Durum : see Macaroni wheat.
DURUY, JEAN VICTOR 8-

711d: 8-961d; 6-458d.
D'Urville, isl., N.G. 8-666d.
— , isl., N.Z. 19-621 (Dl).
— , pt., N.G., 19-487 (Cl);

8-666d.

Durward, Alan l-563c.
Durweston, Dorset. 9-120 (III.

C5).

Dury, T. S. 22-782d.
DU RYER, PIERRE 8-7 12b.
Durylic acid 8-697b.
Duryodliana 24-167c.
Durz, Pers. 10-190o.
Durzadas, tribe 3-293d.
Dusare, mt., Arab. 21-lilOc.
Dusch, Johann Jacob 8-

203d.

DUSE, ELEANORA 8-712b.
Dusewallips, riv.. Wash. 28-

351 (B2).

Dush, Egy. 15-7 72a.
Dushan, Stefan : see Stephen

(Dushan).

Dushan (diet.) 24-691d.
Uushane, tribe 15-628a.
Dushembe, C.Asia 14-376 (Cl).
Dushet, Cauc. 23-871 (II. D2) ;

26-966d.
Dushmanziari, dist., Pers. 10-

190c.

Dushore, Pa. 21-106 (k2).
Dushratta (king of Mitanni)

19-704C ; 13-538d.
Dushtagamani : see Dataga-

mana.

Diising, C. 24-717d.
Dusk Water, riv., Scot. 24-118

(B3).
Dusky, bay, N.Z. 19-621 (A6) ;

27-883b.
Dusky grouse 4-599a.

— jackal 15-107b.

— ousel 15-163a.

— spider-monkey 22-332c.
Du Sommerard, Alexandre 20-

808b.

Duson, La. 17-51 (B3).

— , dist., Bor. 4-257 (B3).

Dussack 23-967b.

Dussani, Togo. 12-203 (C2).

Dusse-alin, mts., China : see
Khingau, Little.

DUSSEK, JOHANN LUDWIG
8-712c.

DUSSELDORF, Ger. 8-713a ;
11-808 (I. j6) ; housing 13-
825b ; observatory 19-957b;
slaughter-house 25-211d.

Dusselthal, Ger. 15-616a.

Dussend - Diiwels - Warf . mar-
shes. Den. : battle 8-323e.

DUSSERAH8-713d ; 13-512a ;
17-1250.

Dussindale, Norf. 15-761C.

Dussistock, mt., Alps l-711d.

Dussoubs, Denis 16-699c.

DUST 8-713d; 18-279b.

Duster (brush) 20-158d.

— (leather manuf.) 16-336C.
Dustin, Hannah 13-81c ; 6-

830c.

Dustin, Okla. 20-58 (E-F2).
Duston, Northants. 19-7680.
Duston slate 19-7680.
Dust well 12-61d.
Dusty bellies, tribe, S.Af. : tee

Vaalpens.

Dusuns, tribe 4-263b.
Dutap 12-951b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It It cuncntlml to read the

given on Page I.

DU PLES-DYS

Duu-h. bay. MplUbergen I aw

, lu.lH'md.

ri as* Uamp

. ramies B-73»b 8-
Tilo: marquetry 17-742«;
motel work U-71iWb : palm-
< 28-471.-. 88-47/.I. 20-
Sold : portraiture 38-Utd.

— auction i, U. i.i 3-v

— lieoM&r* of the Sea ft&M4tt8a>

— oat5E8-5»»b;8-M9o.

— nhnii ; *M Edam or Oooda

..i : m» White clover.
Dutch Week. Nov. 8-8 (Dl).

— Creek, mu.. Ark. 8-551

— Creek, riv.. Ark. 8-552 (B3).
DUTCH EAST INDIA COM-

May 8-7 16a; 17-469d ;
Oatebes 8-59Sd ; Dolagoa
Bay 7-UI-.M, ; KnglUh Corn-
pan >
.... ..2-: ..,.!,., u-j .-• .

prize capture oaae 12-81ta ;
South Africa 8-237 b. 28-
2'J4a. 28-469b.

.lie* : tee Malay
A rvhlpelago.
Dutrh elm : ire Sand elm.

— engine loom 28-1171..
Dutch.** Co., N.\. 19-598

lllll.

— Junction. N.Y. 18-596
(A-l

i Unt, Cal. 8-8 (Cl).
Dutch toll 10-59U.

i galliot : tee Barge.
Dutrh Guiana (Surinam).
colony. S.Ain. 12-8SOd ; 12-
87S (map) ; cocoa 8-63U* ;
coolie immigration 7-78a ;
geology 12-87 id ; history

u-ara«, 12-6810 ; jew* is-
lllb.

— Harbor. AUk. 1-544.-.

— Hill, Pa. 21-106 (C3).

U hoe 13-5.*>9d.

Dutrh llotue, Kew: tee Kew
palace.

DUTCH LANGUAGE 8-7 17. i:
28-673b ; dictlonarie* 8-
194d : EnglUh adoption* 8-
596o ; South African, tee
I....I.

DUTCH LITERATURE 8-
719o ; pastoral 80-897 d.

— : Drama 8-543a ; 8-499O ;
farce 8-711o: German in-
fluence 11-7 89d.

— loom : ire Ribbon loom.

" Dutchman " (race horse) 13-

7 ; -..-.
Dutchman's log 19-284c.

— piiH' 2- :

Dutrh metal 4-433,1 ; 4-641b :

20-459d.
Dutrh Mill*. Ark. 2-552 (A2-

Dutch myrtle : tee Gale.

Dutch New Guinea, country,
K.O. 18-487 (A1-C2); 19-
I

Dutch organ : tee Barrel-
organ.

— pre« 88-47b.

— rabbit 22-768b.

— I:. -formed Church : S.
Africa 5-236a. 27-192,1.
25-<74d : fnitod States, nee
Reformed Church In Amer-
ica.

— rush : trr Horse-tail.

— •kittles 25-193C.

Dutch Town. La. 17-54 (B8).

Dutrh tube l-871a.

Dutrhvillr, N.C. 19-772 (Dl).

DUTCH WARS 8-72!>a ; 13-
601a; 13-6010 ; 13-601C .
Arlington's responsibility 2-
S58c ; medal* 18-4a ; naval
policy 19-31 4a. 24-529.1. 24-
554d ; Temple's negotiations
28-«,>2r.

DUTCH WEST INDIA COM-
pany 8-7:i:. b : Brazil 4-456a ;
IVIaware 7-949b ; Guiana
12-67 8a.

Dutch whlst4-518d.

— white 18-319b.
Diitegemunu : ire Data-

gamana.

halg, lake. Soot 24-412

til.-. V 10-51 4b.
DUTENS. LOUIS 8-736a.
luithac, Pt : ire Duthu*.
. Thomas 19-95b.
— . W. 8-540a.
Duthll. Scot. 24-411 (E2) ; 14-

26-360a.
Du T

n 28-1510,

Dn Tolta Pan. diamond mine.
S.Af. 15-799b ; 28-4 7 4d ;

e-iaod.

(I* BhlM. J. L. : ttt

I :, .
DUTHOCHCT. RENE JOA-

chlni tUiirl 8-7.mii.

I n i irixiMur. J. uulntll i aw

1)U UclUy, JiMtrhUll.
DUTT. MICHAEL MADMU

Sudan 8-784W.
Dutlim (i.niuii : ttt Data-

DvSStfcU! K. t-*lHa : 70.1 It..
— , J. Kverrti : »lrepin« alok

r— 88-7 Bt»a; try

•F»4la.

lUrhard 3-

liull.,,,. AU. l-l<i<>ilJl).
— . Ark.t-4S2(U»).
— .Chea. 18-139 .•
-^•Meld. Wy.i. S8-S740.
DUTY (dii-l.) 8-7380.
^^^^^^•M : tre l'u«t«im«

dutiw and Kxoiie.

— (ethloi) 8-83»a; 18-87 Od ;
24- .

— (lurlaprudenoe) 18-572b

— (meohj 13-13Ho : 2S-81*o.
Dutiow. Mo. 18-80H (K3).
Duumviri : ire Duovlrl.
Duuntede, Holl. : arc \V> k

by Duuntede.
DU VAIR. GU1LLAUME 8-

7 :.:•!.
DUVAL, ALEX. VINCENT

Pln*ux 8-737».
l"i V.il. \nt.Miir 15-298b.
DUVAL. CLAUDE 8-7.171..
Duval. Kl.i. 10-. .in (El).
— , Tex. 88-090 (K 1 1.

— Co.. Kla. 10-540 (El).

— Co.. Tex. 98-89(1 (18).
Duveen. 11. J. 21-37 4c.
DUVENECK. FRANK 8-737b.
Duvrrdicr. Antnine 11-127O ;

3-<J54b ; 10-9l)4d.
Duverger (family) 18-221d.
— , GuT : tee La ](oclifja<|uv

loin.
Du Verger. R. B. Phetypeaux.

•elgneur : tee Phelypcaux.
DU VERG1ER DE HAUR-

ann*. J*an 8-737c ; 2-626o

18-153a.

Dn Vernot, Jean : tee Bean-
lieu. Le Camus de.
Duvorney, Joncph Cmlrhnrd

(d. 1730) l-»33a ; 20-303a .

l4-244d.

— . Joseph (d. 1770) 3-:>S9c.
Duvernoy, O. L. 7-67 80 ; 11-

215b.

Duvert, Felix Augiut 2-825C.
Uuvet. Francois Joseph 24-

499b.
DUVEYRIER, HENRI 8-738a

3-7B.-ia : 10-30RC.
Duvcyrlcr, Sah. 1-843 (At).
Du Vlgoan. Mart he 8-842d.
Duvillaun More, Lsl., Ire. 14-

744 (A2).

Duvivler, Alg. 1-843 (CD.
Duvno, Dalm. 7-774d.
Duwatn. bay, Oer.E.Af. 11-

771 (Bl).
DuwamUh, riv., Waxh. 24-

S8Sb.

Duwan, Inlet. Arab. 2-2BKF3).
— . riv.. Arab. 2-264 (F6) ;

12-799d.
DUX (Diichcov), A us. 8-738a ;

3-4 (CD.
Dux (till.O 23-SJSc.

— Brltanniamm 2-881c.
DUXBURY, Mam. 8-738b ;

17-852 (F2).

— , Vt. 18-490 (B3).

— , bay. Mass. 17-852 (F»).

— .cape. Cal. 8-8 (B3).

Duxford, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.
C2).

Duya. lake. Bur. 4-839a.

Duyck, Anthony 21-122O.

— , E. 28-508b.

Duycklnck. Evert A. l-839a.

— . George Long l-839a.

Duyflien. cape. Queen*. 2-960
(G2) : 5-384d.

Duyker : tee Duiker.

Duysc, Prudens van 10-495C.

Duyster. C. 26-637b.

Duyta, Gustave den 20-507 c,

Duxch. Pers. 10-190d.

D.V. (abbrcv.) l-30a.

Dvapara 13-492a : 8-465O.

Dvarakara. India : tee
Dwaraka.

Dveno>i Inscription l-7S6d.

Dri-]a 13-5" Id.

Dvln, Arm. 2-570a.

Dvlna. Little, riv., Ituss. : tee
Dvlna. N'nrth'TTi.

DVINA. NORTHERN l-
naya), riv.. Ru«. 8-
23-872 (F3); 9-909c ; 23-
871,1.

—.SOUTHERN (Xntmilnnyn).
riv.. Rum. 8-73sc: 23-»72
(B-c-4): 9-909c : 28-1 ifM:
length of time frozen 23-
8810 ; mouth 23-337a.

DVIN8K , liiiiMl.urvl. II.l-

TIN: M-

ANTON 8-7 3»a.
•oVd.
»7Ba.

>voryane 4-31»c,
Dvur Kraluve. Am. I 4W

Drvatraga .VaJtaJtar

cAandra) 2S-254a.

Dwaie : arc Deadly nkrhi

i- .Mb.

.xa era 18-38 Ic.

DWAHAKA. India B-739d ;

. : Kruhna image

i i Vaiahnava *hrlne

13-50Va ; Yadava capital 13-

I - I

Dwarapuri. Slam 28-6d.
Dwanuamudra (Dwaratl pur),

India : ire ilalebld.
DWARF 8-73Ud ; 18-741C ;

Teutonic my thology28-o84c.

Nee olio Pygmy.
" Dwarf " (giinlHHit) 24-9140.
Dwarf bamboo 23-207 b.
— chameleon 8-813d.
- elder 8-166b: 21-780d.

• .: •.. ll..

— honenuokle 12-«57b.

— huckleberry 12-848O ; 8-
147b.

Dwartle Stone, Soot. 13-841b.
I iwiirtlmn (med.) 23-315a.
Dwarf magnolia 17-391d.

— palm W-848b ; 9-U13<l ; 20-
640a ; products 10-31 Ic. 17-
901b.

— pine : tee Mughun pine.
Dwarka, India : tee Dwaraka.
DWARS. di«t.. India 8-740d ;

15-132a; 3-848b.

— In-den-Weg. tal.. Java 15-
284 (AD : 28-94a.

Dwnti.l. India 28-1005d.
Dwem (Dueru, George, Beat-

rice Gulf), lake. C.Af. 18-893

(C8) : 17-557 (B2-3); l-502a ;

27-.. -I..

DwlKht. Dr James 18-304a.
—.JOHN 8-740d; 8-7 lib;

26-(tJ7d.

— , JOHN SULLIVAN 8-74Ia.
-, Gen. Joseph 12-397b.

— , Lydla : effigy 8-742c.

-. SERENO EDWARDS 8-
741d.

— , Theodore (d. 1846) 13-33r.

— , THEODORE WILLIAM (il.
lA92)8-741a.

— ,TIMOTHY(b.l752)8-741b;
l-833a • doctrine 9-.'«l, 8-
936a ; Vale unl vernit y 28-

..

—.TIMOTHY (b. 1828) 8-
711,1.

— . William 8-7 IM.
Dwlght, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

— . III. 14-304 (D2).

— , N.Dak. 19-7SO (113).

— , lake. Mich. 18-372 (Gl).
Dwlja (castc)"3-927c.
Dwlna, riv.. Rum. : tee Dvlna.
Dwrgent, riv., Eng. : ire Der-

went.

Dwt. (abbrev.) : tee Penny-
welRht.

Dwyer, Mo. 18-60S (F2).

Dwyers, N.S.W. 19-538 (C-D2).

Dwyfawr. riv.. Wales 7-434b.

Dwyrrfyichl, Wales 9-428 (V.
Dl).

DwykaconKlomerate21-177a :
l-324d : Ca pc Colony 8-230a,
S-229b; Klaclation 21-177c,
l-32lo ; Natal 19-2.'>3a, 19-
253b : Orange Free st.itr
20-1 . lid : Transvaal 27-1 88b.

Dwyryd. riv.. WB|C< 10-294b.

Dy (chem.) : nrr Dysprosium.

Dyad (biol.) 18-*67b.

— axis (crystall.) 7-571c; 7-
577b.

— deme fblol.) 18-867b.

— elements (chem.) : tee Di-
valent elements.

Dyaka, Sp. : tee Jaca.

Dyakls-dodecahctlron 7-575d.

DYAKS, tribes 8-742a : 14-
500c : blow-gun 4-^sd. 8-
6a ; hawk worship 2-.r.2a :
head-hunting 13-121c ; lan-
giiage 17-4R7b, 8-1 »Hr :
mutilation 9-!>»d. 19-100b ;
shell-flsh ordeal 20-1 73c.

Dyall. Fla. 10-540 (El).

Dyalus : are Dlonyim.

Dyanand Saraswatl : tee t)aya-
nand Saraswati.

Dyan-teo, lake. Tib. 8-168
(B3).

Dyar, n. G. : ammonia soda
proceas l-6S3a.

Dyarchy 9-348«.

Dyaa, Ala. 1-460 fjv.).

Dra*(geol.)21-l7Rh.

Dyaos (mvlh.) 14-501 h.

Dyberry. Pa. 21-106 (M2).

Dybfent, Arne 19-817d.

irakr (

•8-45IM.

. WILLIAM 8-7 43b.
Dro*. Moot. 84-4 U (KJ); 8-

IMt
Dychwalwch. hill. W.las 3-

Dyru.li.inf. Ky. 18-740 (111).
L*y«. I.I.MH. A. 11. *-113o ; U-

Dye. riv., Soot. (Berwick.) 3-

- 1 • '•
— , M v.. Soot. ( Kincardine.) 18*

-,,i ,

Dyebeck (machine) 8-753b.
Dye Brtd|«. UooU 84-411

DYElNO8-744a-8-70d;K87pt

(anc.l 28-7»7,l ; Gaetufia
purple ll-385d ; JapaneM
procmKii 18-l83a; Cither
18-343b ; llrhens 18-a83d.
•>387c ; Perkln'n

21-1731. ; photographic fllrn*
21-4»8c; pigment dUtin-
guiabed W-SB7c; Hcandln-
avian Iron Age 24-29«a ;
akin rags 16-34 lr. net olio
Textile printing.

Dye-JIwrer (machine) 8-7.'.3a.

Dyeng, plat., Java 18-284 (C2):

Dyi-r, Bernard 13-680a ; 28-

.,•,-.,.

— , SIR EDWARD 8-755a.
— . George 27-866a.
— , JOHN 8-7 55b : 8-203b.
— . THOMAS HENRY 8-755c.
— . William 19-535a.
Dyer, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (B2).
— , La. 17-54 <B2>.
— , Nev. 8-8 ( D3).
— , Tenn. 24-620 (Bl).
— , Wash. 28-354 (Ft).
— , cape. Can. 8-160 <R2).
— , 1*1., R.I. 28-249 <C2).
— , mt.. Cal. 8-8 (Cl).
Dyera coiitiilata 12-744C.
liyrr Co.. Tenn. 28-620 (Bl).
Dyers, inf., Me. 17-434 (E4).
I > ,-r'H bUKloKA : ire Alkanet.

— green-weed ll-594d.

— madder : ire Madder.

— moss : tee Roccella.

— oak 19-934c.

— weed 18-427C ; 21-779d.
Dyersburg. Tenn. 28-620 (Bl).
Dyers Company 16-81 la ; 26-

I79d:4-273a.
Dyerevllle. la. 14-732 (F2).
Dyer's need 8-7 49c.
Dycrville, Cal. 8-8 (Bl).
Dyevdorak. irlacler, Cauc. 8-

552b ; 15-685a.
Dye Water, riv.. Scot. 24-412

<F3).

Dyfed. co., Wales : tee Pem-
brokeshire.

Dyfcd, Chair of 9-1 36c.
Dyffryn Ardudwy, val., Wales

12-954d.

Dyffryn Hngs (geol.) 18-829C.
Dyfl, riv., Wales : tee Dovcy.
Dyfnwal (king of Strathclyde)

2S-1000a.

Dyfrdwy, riv. : tee Dee.
Dyganwy, Wales : tee De-

ganwy.
Dygaslnski, Adolf 21-929b.

tifurth.Ger. 11-808 (F3).
Dying declaration (law) : tee

Declaration.
" Dyinirtiladiator" (sculpture)

12-65b.
Dyke, Sir William Bart : tee

Hart Dyke.

Dyke, lake, Can. 22-724 (Dl).
Dyke : ter Dike.
Dyke Ac-land, bay, N.G. 19-

487 (F3).
Dykehead. Scot, (Forfar.) 24-

418 (El).

— , Scot.(I^inark.)24-418(D3).
— , Scot. (Perth.) 24-418 (C2).
Dykend. s<-ot. 24-4 IS (El).
Dykeneuk limestone 16-731d.
Dyke*. Oswald 8-'.«:i-r.
Dykes Creek, riv., N.Y. 18-596

- Mill. Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Dykh-tan, mt.. Cauc, 23-S74

(II. C2);S-551b.
" Dykkeren " (submarine) 24-

•.'j.' i.

Dykshoek. noil. 13-588 (Cl).
Dykvelt (envoy) 12-840d ; 18-

'.'•7-1.
Dyle. riv.. Belir. 3-668 (E2) ; 3-

669a: battle IS91) 8-29a.
Dyllfc. Wales 9-42S (V. D2).
Dymanea (clan) 8-425d ; 8-

i-i.i.

Dymas (myth.) 8-42Sd.
Dymchurch. Krnt 9-424 (IV.

E4) ; sea-wall 22-955b.

U-4IO

Dynw, (Jr.
*8M; balllo (It* B • I

4«4d. 8-1
Driowndoa

1/1.

Dynamical gcolugy :

— laomeriam : tre Itovcnlbl*

Dynamic frame (nweh.) 17-

101 la.
DYNAMICS 8-7i«a; apptM

17-100M ; «jnaUon.»-i34b ;

Oallieo's r™earchc.24-400a;
Kanf* theory 18-M»d.
DynamU (Poetic prtncna) 4-

DYNAMITE 8-76la ; I IllljM
4-48d.

— plot* (1883-1H84) 14-7M4a.
DYNAMO 8-7840 ; 8-l»7b ; 8»

II •

— melamorphlcm (petrology) :
•re MeUroorpblam Itrgtunal.

DYN AMOMETKR 8-7"Xa ; tor-

atoo meter* tt>8AOa.
Dynar lrn» 21-51 xa.
Dynactc* : ter Kb-pbant beetto.
Dynaatlc Left Party 2»-.080b.
- l.llM-ral Party 2&-559C,
DYNASTY (diet.) 8-7»4d.
Dyne (unK)8-3»»d.
Dynekll (battle) 27-51a.

—.Lady Cecil I (Ice,
26- • -r,

— , William Talbot. baron : tee
Talbot (of llensol).

Dynevor, oaatle. Wale* 8-428

(V. C4) : 8-356c; 28-26M ;

Etotedafod8-136d.
Dynomenldae 17-457d.
Dynow. An».«-4(H2).
Dynze-daban, mU., RUM. As. :

•re Yablonol.
Dyooaetriacontahedron : tee

Icoaidodeoahedron.
Dyoor, tribe: tee Jur.
Dyothellte* 6-337d.
Dyr, mt.. Alg. 28-487C.
Dyrafjordr. fjord. Ice. 14-228

(AD.
Dyreakar, mt.. Nor. 19--04

(BJ).

Dyrt, Nor. 18-800 (Dl).
Dyrrachlum, Gr. 23-648 (D2) ;

tee alto Durazzo.

— , prov., Turk. l-488b.
Dysart, earl* of 8-7 85a.

— , W. J. Manners Tollomaohe,
earlof 8-7s5b;23-308c,

DyBart, la. 14-732 (E2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F4).
DYSART, Scot. 8-784d ; 24-

418 («1); geology 18-

329d.

Dysanles (myth.) 27-292a.
Dyrcomyces (med.) 2S-191D.
Dyscophldae 3-523d.
Dyacraaite 28-11 3c,
-

Dysdera 2-306d.
Dysdercus : ire Cotton stalner.
Dnderldae 2-306d.
DYSENTERY 8-7S5b ; of bee*

3-638a; remedie*6-136a,8-

843c. 14-736d.
Dyserth. Wale* 8-428 (V. El) ;

18-522b.
Dysert O'Dea. Ire. 8-647b ; 18-

694c; batUe (1318) 14-

772b.
Dysiaa: battle (1181) 27-

MU.
Dysmenorrhoea 12-765a : 12-

766b ; remedies 12-325.1. 20-

88M

Dysmcrogeneris 18-21 5d.
Dysmorphosa 14-15 la.
Dy«>n. F. W. 28-S9b : 8-890d ;

25-791 d ; on Groombridge'*

catalogue 2B-790b.

— , Humphrey 4-222C.

— . Jeremiah l-455a.
Dysornlthla : tee Periaorena.

— canadensi* : tee Canada
Jay.

— infanstua : trr Siberian jay.
Dysort ville. N.C. 19-772 (C4).
Dysorum. rate., Haced. 3-991b.
DYSPEPSIA 8-7>Ct. : 18-63a ;

8-267a ;appendicitls2-218a;
gastric ulcer ll-505a : goat
12-289d ; hernia 13-373C :
maomnla 14-644d ; nasal
acne 20-79c ; neurasthenia
18-428a ; wandering spleen
17-loSd.

— : Treatment* arsenic 2-653C;
nitric acid 19-712r; nux
vomica 19-928c : peppermint
21-l29b; pop-in 21-130b ;
prophylactic 28-799d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

251

DYSP-DZUS

Dyspnoea 27-939b ; 2-50a ; 13-
133a ; acetone remedy 1-
136o ; bulbar paralysis 20-
764c : croup 7-512a ; hydro-
phobia 14-169b ; plenral
effusion 21-837c.

DysponUum, GP. »-279a.

Dysporomorphae 20-323C.

Dysprosia (earth) 22-910b ; 9-
733d.

Dysprosium 6-39b.

DYSTELEOLOOY 8-787d.

Hysteria 14-559d.

To make full use of tuts maex It Is essential to read the
instructions given on Page /.

Dystos, Gr. 12-424 (F2) ; 9-

8 (Hid.

Dystrus 6-315c.
Dysyny, val.. Wales 18-168b.
Dyticidae 6-670b ; 6-667b

(flgs.).

Dyticus 6-667b.
Dytiscidae : set Dyticidae.
Dyula, tribe 17-5640.
Dyulty. mt., Cauc. 23-874 (II.

E3) ; B-553b.
Dyvilston, Northumb. : see

Dilston.

Dywarchen, lake, Wales 6-

748d.
Dyzemas Day : tee Innocents'

DzaSm, riv., Tib. 6-168 (F3) ;

18-87a.
Dza-Nag-Lnng-Mnnff, mt.,

Tib. 18-86d.
Dzang-chu, riv., Tib. 6-168

(E3).

Pzaphyn, rtv., China 18-711c.
Dze-chu, riv., Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Dze-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (F3).

Dzham»n-tau, mt., Russ. 23-

872 (16) ; 27-786d.
Dzhep. Serv. 24-686 (D3).
Dzierzkowski, Joseph 21-

928b.
Dzierzon, J.: on bees 3-628a,

3-631d.
Dzikiepola, disk, Russ. 21-

!KI8n.
Dzuchyn-Kutil, pass, Tib. 6-

168 (F2).
Dzungans (tribe) : tee Dzun-

gars.

DZUNGARIA, kingdom, C.Ai.

8-787d ; 6-168 (C-E1) ; 26-

910a ; altitude 27-422d ;

Chinese annexation 27-47 Ib.
Dzun^arian Ala-tau. nits.,

Turkest. 27-420 (F3) ; 1-

478b ; 26-910b.
Dzungars, tribe 27-422a ; lan-

(?uage and literature 18-

720a.
Dzun-nor, lake, Tib. 6-168

(E2).
Dzushu, prov.. Jap. : see Izu.

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252

To mmke full uxe of this Index It It e*ncntlml to rtud the
instruction* given on Page I.

E-EAST

E

I76d; 28-53S.-.

— <math.) 7-sia;

transcendence

UI.U-. 26-3334.
EA (deity) 8-7*8b: 3-102a;

9-1 1 4o ; A.Ui» rtory 9-lOTc.

3-116*: Mandaean counter-

part 17-S57c; Nippur frag-

input M-T8U] St-rapto K-

i-.i1.; i
EABANI (myth.) 8-788d: 12-

18d: Adam compared 1-

[B

Each. rot,. Scot. M-418 <(--').
E».-lmiK-. m.. BMt. 24- ll»

-• 3).

EACHARD. JOHN 8-789a.
Karhll IUt£. mt,, Scot. 24-418

EADBALO (king of Kent) 8-
7 Sill.; 15-7S5c; charter 27-
M7a,

Eadberht (of Krnt) 15-7354.

— (of Northumbrla) 19- 7 93d;
17-l9b.

— Praen (of Kent) 15-7350.
Eadbunm (of Wewex) 28-

..
Eadfrith (bp.) 20-57«a; 3-

VJI.l.

— (king): awAldfrith.
Eadgar (kind) : ft Edgar.
Eadgtls 3-758d; 3-759c; 13-

M.'.i.
Eadtrytu (queen of France):

ft Odglva.
Eadryth (wife of Kdward the

Confessor) : tre Edith.

— (wife of Henry '•) : ft
Matilda.

EADIE. JOHN 8-789b.
Ea.lir coantrr hub 3-9 16a.
EADMER (historian) 8-789c;

13-2580.

Eadnmnd : ft Edmund.
Eadnoth the Staller 3-7770.
Kadrvd : ft Edred.
Eadric : ft Edrif.
EADS. JAMES BUCHANAN

8- 7 sad; St LouiH bridge

4-5 lid: South Pan jetties

19-.v.>l>,-. 18-605b.
Ead*. Colo. «-7ii (H3).
Eadulf (of Northumbrla) 19-

794d; 17-19d.
Eadwljr : ft Edwy.
Koduriiw-s rioUer 3-894b.
Eagar. ArU. 1-544 (I)'.').
Eaglalsbreac, Soot,: tee Fal-

kirk.
Eagle. Ala. 1-460 (HI).

— . Al»k. 1-472 <K1).
—.Colo. 8-722 (Dl).

— . 111. 14-304 (D6).

— , N.C. 19-772 (Bl).

— . Neb. 19-324 (H4).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— . Win. 28-740 <E6).

— . W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

— . bay. Wis. 28-740 (K3).

— . barb.. Mich. 18-372 (B2).

— . 1»1.. Ind.O. 0-800d.

— . i-K. Ire. 14-744 (A2).

— . lake. Cal. 5-8 (CD.

— . lake. Can. 20-114 (Al).

— . lake. Can. 24-225 (A3).

— . lake. En. 28-304a.

— (Wlnona). lake. Ind. 14-
411 (Fl); 2B-335C.

— . lake. Me. 17-434 (Dl).
—.lake. He. 17-434 (D3); 18-

Mtb.

— , lake. WU. 28-740/D3).

— . lake. Win. 28-740 (E6).

— . mt.. Cal. 5-8 <D3).

— , mt.. Cal. 5-8 (E5).

— . mt.. Cal. 5-8 <C2).

— , mt,, Danish W.I. 23-1019.1.

— . mt.. Ire. (Down) 14-744
(E2).

— . mt,. Ire. (Kerry) 14-744
(A4).

— . mU, Tex. 26-690 (B5>.

— . rlT.. Colo. 8-7J2 (C2); 8-
HM.

— . riv.. Minn. 18-550 (C4).

— . rlT.. Wis. 28-740 (D3).

Eagle, rock. N.J. 28-S55d.

— . r»ck«. ln<. 14-7 1 1 ( 113).
EAGLE 8-7 K9d: buuard com-

pared 4-*9.'.li: irooUvtoal age
i-V71a; Imitfi-vitv 16-975d.

— (astron.) : ft Aiiuila.

— (French file) 8-7 30c.

— (her.) 13-3llb; 13-326d:
double-beaded : ft Double-
beaded eagle.

Eagle bond. Minn. 18-550 (B-

Eagle' bird (roulette) 23-7 7 Ic.

Eagle Bridge. N.Y. 18-596 (OS).

-Butt*, mt., Mont. 14-176

— City. Okla. 20-58 (C2).

— CJlfc hill. N.Y. 18-«50a.
Eagle Company of Hamburg

lino 2S-s54b.
Eaule Co.. Colo. 6-711 (Dl).

— Crag, mt., Ariz. 2-544 (DO.

— Creek, riv.. Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Creek, riv. .Ind. 14-422 <C2>.

— Creek,rlv.,lnd. 14-422 (Dl).

— Creek. rlT., O. 28-36 (CT).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-28 (C3J.

— Creek, riv.. On*. 20-242
(113).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 2O--Jli
KSV

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-.-.06
(E4).

— Creek.rlv..Wig. 28-740(111).

— Ford group (geol.) 7-4 17a.

— Goiw. Wash. 28-354 (If.').

— Grove, la. 14-732 (D2).

— Harbor. Mich. 18-372 (B2).
EAGLEHAWK. Viet. 8-791b;

2B-3S (H-C2).
Eagle Hill Creek. riv., Can.

24-225 (A3).
Eagle, honor of the 26-167b;

21-338b.
Eagle Lake. Fla. 10-540 (E4).

— Lake. Me. 17-434 (1)1).

— Lake, Minn. 18-550 (D6).

— Lake, Tex. 26-690 <L6).

— Lake Mill*. Me. 17-434 (Dl).

— Landing. ArU. 2-M4 (A2).

— Ledge, mt., VI. 18-490 (C4).

— Mills. Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— Mill*. N.Y. 18-596 (Cl).

— Mine*. Kla. 10-540 (D2).
Ewlcn. Robert 22-339».
Eagle Neat Creek, riv., S.Dak.

25-506(1)4).

Eagle owl 20-397c: 3-971a;
distribution 8-'."l »l. 15-
784d; Egyptian 8-24c.

Eagle Pass, Tex. 28-690 (O7);

^8-4010.

— Point, Oreg. 20-242 (C5).
EaKleiKiint. \VU. 28-740 (B3).
Eacli-roy ( Devil -B»h ) 22-93 1 b ;

24-:>96b.

Eairlc Uivcr. Can. 2O-1 14 (Al).
--lUver. Mich. 28-740 (El);

18-372 (H2>.

— River, Win. 28-740 (D3).

— Rock. mt.. Md. 2-207d.
Easrlesflcld. Oumb. 8-412 (I.

B3); 20-11 11<.

EaRlwham. Scot. 24-418 <C3);
23-99a.

— . moor. Sent. 2S-99&.
Eauli-s Mere, Pa. 21-106 (IS).
^-ilcre Park. Pa. 21-106 (13).
Eaglcneat, Mtaa. 18-600 1111).
Eagle'* Negt, fortreaa. Pen. :

ft Alamut,

— Nert, mt., S.Dak. 25-506
(D4).

— Neat, rock. tre. 15-795b.
EagtoBton. Va. 28-1 18 (B3).
Eagle stone (mln.) 18-7 OOo.
F>>gle Tail. mt-.. Arlx. 2-544

(B3).

— Tavern, Lond. : ft Grecian
theatre.

EaKleton. Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Kaiclrtown. Ind. 14-422 |K4).
Eaglet* (people) : tet Golda,
Eagtette. Ark. 2-552 (C4).
Eagle Valley Creek, riv., Nev.

5-S (F3-2).
Eaulerllle. Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— . Conn. 8-952 (F2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).

Eagterllle. Ner. 8-8 (Dt).

— . Pa. 21-106 (K6).

— , Toon. 28-61U (IC2)
Kagle-wood l-710b; 14-349a;

14-353a.

Eagp, Ark. 2-551 (Cl).
EAGRE (dlcC) 8-791 b.
EAKDtS. THOMAS 8-791b.
y. Okla. 28-58 (C2).

NoU«.8>416(il. F3).
> (wife of Harold) 8-

Ealdorman 8-795c.

Kaldred (archbp.) : ft Aldred.

— of llaai burgh l-2Vlb.
Ealea, int.. NM. 19-1711 (1(2).
Ealhmund 8-870a; 15-735d.
EaUwwith (Eal»wltha) 1-582C,
Ealhwlne : ft Alculn.
EAL1NG. Mdx. 8-791C ; 18-

942 (C2): aiylum 18-94«c;
geolog> 18-4 13c; houalng
13-823 b; obMrvatory 19-

— , N.Z. 18-624 (C6).
Ealred. St : ft Aeuwl.

Eame«. Emma 28-1)7 IK- ; 19-831,.
Kami nit. riv.. \\r-l.n. 8-412

(I. C3); 7-624d.
Eanbald I. (archbp.) 28-928b.
EanHed (d. of Edwin) 2O-

365b; 28-640(1.
Eantrith (king of Uernlcia) 18-

793c; 24- 43 la.
E- Anna (temple) 9-734d.
E-anna-du 3-102c.
Kuiini-. OU 13-296C.
Eanred (of Northumbrla) 18-

TMb.

Eanybeg. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Eanymore. riv.. Ire. 14-744

(Cl); 8-413b.
E.A.I', (paeud.) : ft Riley,

James Whltcomb.
EAR 8-791c; abnormality

18-741d; manuplali 17-

778b; mutilation 19-9Ud.

Stt alto Hearing and Laby-

rinth (anat.).

Earhy. York!.. 28-933 (Al).
Ear-cockle 18-362d.
Earconnald : »tt Erkcnwrald.
Eardisley, Hereford. 9-420 (III.

A2).
Eardwulf (Aldwulf) l»-794a;

5-S93b; 21-337d.
Earcil (fTcbc 12-423b.

— pheaxant 21-361c; distri-
bution 2-747b, 6-170d. 26-
1180.

— seals 5-375c; 24-534d; dis-
tribution 28-1016c; phyto-
geny 5-374d.

Earias insulana : ft Egyptian

boll worm.
Earit h. Hunts. 8-424 (IV. B2);

13-9.V.'!).
Earl. Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— . Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— , N.C. 18-772 (A2).

— , Neb. 18-324 (D4).

— . \Vls. 28-740 (B3).
EARL8-79/x-;21-47c; 7-316o;

coronet 7-5 18c; Norway
(anc.) 19-806c; precedence
22-'JiiUa; Teutonic peoples
26-KHld. StealtoKort.

" Earl " (race home) 13-737a.

Earlc. C. D. 17-526C.

— , JOHN 8-796C.

— , RALPH (painter) 8-796d.

— , Ralph (secretary) S-S67d.

— , William (major-general) 8-
124d.

Earlfhumt. Va. 28-118 (B3).
Karlwtown. Lanes. 18- 1 39 (C3).
Earley. Berks. 8-420 (III. F4).
Earl Gray dock. Dundee 8-

67 5d.
Earlbam, la. 14-731 (C3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H5).

. N.Mex. 18-520 (D5).
Karlinir. la. 14-732 (B3).
Karlinirton. Ky. 15-740 (A3).
EARL MARSHAL 8-79«d; 13-

81Sc: court of 6-429a. 2-

T08e; precedence 22-269c.
" Earl of Sandwich " (ship)

12-79C.

EARLOM. RICHARD 8-797b;

Earl Park. Ind. 14-422 (C3).
Karis Barton. NorthanU. 8-

420 (III. Tl); church 18-

770a. 2-40Ic.
Earkboro. Okla. 28-58 (El).

Earl*.

EuTs Cotoe. Em. 8-424 (IV.

— Court, Lond. 15-7331.; ex-
hibition* 18-69c. 18-7 Oa.

EarlHfcrry. Boot. 24-418 (Fl):

8-271c.
Eartaheaton. York*. 288*1

(Q»)
Earl Shllton. Leloa. 8-420

(III. El).

— Soliam, Buff. 8-424 (IV.
K-.'..

— Stoke. WUtH. 28-69Sa.
EAHLSTON (Arcioldun. Ercil-

dounc). Soot. 8-797f; 24-418

(F3); geology 3-815O.
Earl Stonham, Miff. 8-424

(IV. E-.'); 26-29.1.
Earbwood. Sur. 16-941 (D4);

asylum 22-972d.
Earllown. Can. 18-831 (C2).
Karlvillc. la. 14-732 (F2).

— . III. 14-304 <C2>.

— . N.Y. 18-596 (E3).
EARLY, JUBAL ANDERSON

8-7U7I-; 21-302a; 24-.»36b.

— . Peter 17-266c.
Early. la. 14-732 (B2).

— Co.. Ga. 11-752 (U4); 11-
751d.

EARLY ENGLISH PERIOD
(arch.) 8-79Sa: 2-401d: 2-
403a; bane 3-458b; capital
6-277d; panek 2O-677a; pier
21-588C ; stained glass 12-
I8fe.

— English Text Society . 11-
365b.

— Middle KiiKlL-h 8-589b.

— Modern English : ft Tudor
EngUsh.

Early Times. Ky. 15-740 (C3).
EARN. lake. Scot. 8-798b;

24-418(C2).
—.riv., Scot. 8-798b; 24-418

(1)2).
EARNEST (law) 8-798c; 13-

523d.
Earnscleuch, riv., Scot. 3-

815b.
Earnaliaw, Thomas 28-363a;

l»-292a.
Earnnlaw. mt., N.Z. 19-62 4

(B6).

Ear;-. A. F. 6-68c.
Jjirrai.l. i-1.. Scot. 24-412 (B3).
EAR-RING 8-798c; Greek

7-234c; Indian 14-4 19b;

Roman 7-236b. See alto

Jewelry.
Eandon. Nort numb. (nr. Hack-

worth) 8-4 12 (I.F2):18-791c.

— . Northumb. (nr. Widdiing-
ton) 8-412X1. E2).

Earsham. dist., Norf. 19-7 46b.

Ear-shell : ft Haliotis.

Earswlck. Yorks. 13-8 Igd.

EARTH (planet) 8-7«9b; 21-
715h; 2-806c; age ll-650a;
15-721d; ari» displacement
ll-«49c; centre of gravity
ll-649d; constitution 11-
6S4b toll, 8-820b: crust
11 - 654b foil.. 11 - 658c;
density ll-654d. 12-385b,
1-446C, 5-581b. 17-838a;
ellipticity 8-813C. 3-121O,
3-822b: evolution ll-648b.
ll-656d.28-960b: flgnreof :
tet Earth, neon of the:
Internal stre«8-15Sa: paral-
lartlc calculations 28-761 d;
rotation : ft Earth. Rota-
tion of the; surface relief
ll-630b. ll-631b (flu.). 11-
614c; temperature of orost
4-252b, 18-539a; tidal de-
formation 26-957C. See alto

Eaith (ratMUnce) 8.7Mb; 1-

6Mc; ilamsotalvl»w8-t5<0.

— onMtant : ttt k*rUi-out_

24-7J7b.

EARTH CURRENTS 8-8 He.

EARTH. FIGURE Of THE
8-BOIc; ancient ooncepUooa
8-799c; Itoletny 22-61 4c;
Pythagora. 22-760a; Thais*
28-72 1 li. See alto Geodesy ;
->:•:• mm

EaHUn l-andite (Morris) 18-
S72b; 8-642.; 2-tSic.

Earth - measurement. Inter-
national 8-slOc; 18-16611.

EARTH-NUT 8-816d. Hetatto
Ground-nut.

EARTH PILLAR 8-8l7a.

EARTHQUAKE 8--17.; 11-
645a; ll-659a; ancient Idea*
8-799d. ll-639d. 22-170a;
frequency 8-823a. 8-819c,
8-filb; magnetic nbeno-
mrnaS-823c; waves 8-StOa,
8-159a. 28-416d.

Kartknuikt Cataloffuf of Utf
Bnlitk Xssoriofum 17-491 d.

Earth, rotation of 18-267d:
7-87 5d; acceleration 28-
938b; deflecting force 18-
186b; geological effects 11-
649b; tidal retardation 28-
959c. 18-806C.

Earth -ahake 8-819b.

EARTH-STAR 8-»25b: 11-
34 4 b.

Earthstopper (diet.) 13-949b.

Earth -wolf : ft Aard-wolf.

EARTHWORM 8-815b; 5-795b
(flg.): 5-797c; dlsUibotioo
28-1 006d; grologlcal action
ll-663b ; reproducUve or-
gans 5-7 96b.

EARWIG 8-825d ; 28-340b
(flg.) ; bead 13-418c ; repro-
ducUve organs 12-412d. 12-
ittl

— , common 8-8!5d; 28-340b
(flg.); ovary 7-713b (flgj.

Eaaby, Yorks. 8-411 (I. E4):
abbey 23-308d; l-19d.

Easdale, Isl.. Scot, 24-411 (C3);
25-llld; slates 2-486d.

Eanel (dirt.) 22-64 la.

EASEMENT (law) 8-826a;
aliandonment l-7a; pre-
scriptive acquisition 22-
HT«

*—^g (carpentry) : tee Ramp.

Easington. Dur. 8-411(1. F3);

— , Yorks. 8-416 (II. 112).
Eaatngwold. Yorks. 8-4 16 (IL

El): 28-93 4a.

Eask. lake. Ire. 14-744 (Cl).
— . riv.. Ire. 8-413b.
Easky, Ire. 14-744 (B2); 25-

I4ta.

— , lake. Ire. 25-24 Id.
— , riv.. Ire. 14-744 (Cl); 25-

24 Id.

Eaaley, S.C. 25-500 (Bl).
Eaasie and Nevay. Scot. 24-

418 (El): 12-73C.
EAST. ALFRED 8-<27b; 2O-

501c.

EftHt. bay, Fla. 1O-540 <B6).
— , bay. La. 17-54 (E4).
— , bay. N.Y. 18-596 (F4).
bay, Scot. 24-211..
bay. Tex. 26-690 (N6).
cape. Can. 22-724 (El),
cape, Fla. 18-540 (E6).
cape. Had. 17-171 (Cl).
cape. N.G. 18-487 (F3).
cape. N.Z. 18-614 (Gl);
18-624b.

cape. RUM. As. 25-10 (PI);
l-735a: 3-7 7Sd.
head (capes): tee East Bead.
hill. Kent 7-837c.
1st.. Austr. 2-960 (Cl).
Isl.. Ind.O. 21-961 (D): 7-
510c.

lake. Me. 17-434 (C4V
lake. One. 28-242 (D4X
mt., Colo. 8-722 (Bl).
mt.. Haw. : ft Koolao.
17-851 (Al).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Pmge I.

EAST-ECGF

East, mt.. Mass. 17-852 (Bl).
— , mt., Nev. 5-8 (Fl).
— , mt., Vt. 19-490 (B4).
— , mt., Vt. 19-490 (B6).
— , mts., N.Y. and Mass. 17-
852 (Al).

— pt., Cal. 5-S (C5X.

— pt.. Can. 19-831 (Dl).

— pt.. Mass. 17-852 (C3).

— pt,, N.J. 19-502 (B-C5).

— riv., Can. 19-831 (C2);
19-830h.

— riv., Conn. 6-952 (E4).

— riv., N.Y. 19-596 (13); 19-
611a; tunnel 27-401d.

East (in place names), e.g.
East Hythe, &o. : see Hythe,
£c., except as below.

— Aberthaw, Wales 9-428 (V.
E5).

— African coast-fever 12-810a.

— African trough : see Rift-
valley.

— Africa Syndicate 4-605b;
19-156b.

— Akron, O. 20-26 (H2).

— Alabama Town, Ala. 18-
784c.

— Allen Dale, val.. North umb.
9-412 (I. D3>.

— Alstead, N.H. 19-490 <C5).

— Alton, 111. 14-304 (B5).

— Amana, la. l-779d.

— and West India Docks
Company 16-950b.

EAST ANGLIA, kingdom, Eng.
8-S27b; 7-803d; 9-468a;
Viking conquest 9-469a.

— Angb'a,dist., Eng.: churches
2-404a, 23-774d (Plate). 19-
17a; earthquake (1884) 8-
819c; illumination (14th cen-
tury) 14-317b; Peasants'
Revolt (1381) 9-50Sa; rain-
tall 9-4 1 7 b.

— Anglian polled cattle : see
Red polled cattle.

— Anglian Ridge, hills, Eng.
9-408 (H6-5); 9-11 ta.

— Anstey, Dev. 9-430 (VI. El).

— Arlington, Vt, 19-490 (AS).

— Atchiaon, Mo. 18-608 (A-
B2).

— Aurora, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— Australian current 20-436b.

— Australian Highlands, mts.,
A -i-.tr. 19-538b; 2-944b; 2-

— Baldwin, Me. 17-434 (B5).

— Baltimore, U.S. 3-288c.

— Bangor, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Eaatbank, W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
East Bank, sandbank, Scot.

21-412 (B2).

— Barre, Vt. 19-490 (B-C3).

— Barrington, N.H. 19-490
(F5).

— Barsham, mansion, Norf.
27-363b.

— Baton Rouge, La. 17-54
(a5-6).

— Beaver Creek, riv., Okla.
20-58 (D3).

— Bedfpnt, Mdx. 16-942 (C3).

— Bend, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).

— Berkshire, Vt. 19-490 (B2).

— Bernard, Tex. 26-690 (Lf>).

— Berostadt, Ky. 15-740 (D3).

— Betsie, lake, Mich. 18-372
(E5).

— Bijou Creek, riv., Colo. 6-
722 (F2).

Birmingham, Ala. 1-460
(C2).

— Bloomfleld, N.Y. 19-596
(C3).

— Bonne Terre, Mo. 18-608
(F4).

— Boston, Mass. 17-852 (B4);
4-293b.

— Boston tunnel 27-403b;
27-409a.

EASTBOURNE, Sus. 8-828a;

9-424 (IV. C5); geology 26-

166a.
Bast Boyer Creek, riv., la.

14-732 (B2).

— Boxford, Mass. 17-852 (E-
Fl).

— Brady, Pa. 21-106 (C4).

— Braintree,Mass.l7-852(C4).

— Branch, N.Y. 19-596 (E3-

— Brent, Som. 9-430 (VI. Ql).

— Bridgeford, Notts. 9-416
(II. F4).

— Bridgeport, Conn. 6-952
<C5).

— Bridgewater, Mass. 17-852
(F2).

Eastbrook, Me. 17-434 (D4).
East Brooklyn, Md. 17-828
(B4).

— Buckland, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
El).

— Bukas, id., P.Is. 21-392
(F6).

— Bureau Creek, riv.. 111.
14-304 (C2).

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

East Burke, Vt. 19-490 (D2).

— Bute dock, Cardiff 5-3 1 7 b.

— Butte, mt., Ida. 14-276
<C4); 14-276b.

— Caicos, W.I. 28-544 (D2).

— Canada Creek, riv., N.Y.
19-596 (F2).

— Canon Creek dam 28-398a.

— Cape Girardeau, 111. 14-304
(C6>.

— Carondelet, 111. 14-304 (B5).

— Carroll, dist.. La. 17-54 (Cl).

— Chaldon, Dorset. 8-434d.

— Charleston, Vt. 19-490 (D2).

— Chelmsford, Mass. 17-778.
Eastchester. N.Y. 18-942d.

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 18-942d.
EAST CHICAGO, Ind. 8-828a;

14-422 (Cl).
Eastchurch, Kent 9-424 (IV.

D4).
East Claridon, O. 20-26 (HI).

— Cleveland. O. 20-26 (M4);
6-506a.

— Coast, residency. Sum. 26-
71 (A-B2) £6-73c.

— Coast railway, India 22-
660b; 17-290b.

— Concord, Vt 19-490 (D3).

— Corinth, Vt. 19-490 (C3).

— Cornwall, Conn. 6-952 (B2).

— Cote Blanche, bay, La.
17-54 (C4).

— Cottingwith, Yorks. 9-416
(II. F2).

— Cowton. Yorks. 9-412 (I.
E4).

— Craftsbury, Vt. 19-190 (C2).

— Creek, riv., Utah 27-814
(D2).

— Creek, riv., Vt, 19-490 (A4).

— Cumberland, R.I. 7-627b.
Eastdale, Colo. 6-722 (E4).
Eastdean. Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
East Dcdlmm, Mass. 17-852

(B4); 7-9188,

— Doerfleld, Mass. 17-852
(Bl).

— Des Moines, riv., la. 14-
732 (Cl-2).

— Dipton, N.Z. 19-624 (B6).

— Dorset, Vt. 19-490 (A-B5);
27-1026C.

— Dover, Vt, 19-490 (B6).

— Downington, Pa, 21-106
(17).

— Dubuque, IU. 14-304 (Bl).

— Dulwich, Lond. 16-938
(C3).

— Durham, N.C. 19-772 (D2);
8-71 Ob.

— Eden, Me. : tee Bar Harbor.

— Emporium, Pa. 21-106 (F2).

— End, Can. 24-225 (A3).
— - End, O. 2O-26 (M4-5).

— End Dwellings Company
(1885) 13-817C.

— Enterprise,Ind.l4-422(H7).
EASTER 8-828b; 20-687c;

ceremonial lights 16-677b;

date 4-992a. 4-997a; Paschal

tables : see that plays

8-500c, 11-7 87a; procession

14-330b; vigil 28- .Mir.
Eatter Chronicle : see Paschal

Chronicle.
Eastergate, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

AS).
Easter Happrew, Scot. : tee

Happrew, Easter.
EASTER ISLAND, Pac.O.

8-830a; 20-436 (O-P7);

lizard worship 2-52b.

— Island Rise, Pac.O. 20-436.
Easterlings (merchants) 25-

90 Ic.

Eastern, bay, Md. 17-828 (G3).
— , canal, Fr. 18-3 15d.
— , canal, India 3-7 3 Id.
— , cataract, Victoria Falls, Af .

28-45a.
— , desert, Egy. : see Arabian

Desert.

— , id.. Ire. : see Inisheer.
— , id.. Nfd. 19-479 (Cl).
— , isls.. Corn. 9-430 (VI. B2).
— , prov., Cey. 14-382 (M16

and 116).
— , prov., Ugan. 27-557 (C2);

27-558a.

— , pt.. Conn. 6-952 (G4).
— , pt.. Mass. 17-852 (Fl).
— , riv., Me. 17-43-1 <C4).

— and South Africa Tele-
graph Company 26-528C. '

— Association (1642) 7-488a.
EASTERN BENGAL AND

Assam, prov.. India 8-830c;
14-376 (N7-P9); tea 14-
390d. See also Assam.

— Bulgaria, kingdom : see Bul-
garia, Eastern.

— Ceram : see Warn.

— Chalukya, dynasty, India :
see Chalukya.

— Church : see Orthodox
Eastern Church.

— Cordillera, mts., S.Am. I
see Andes.

Eastern Empire : see Roman
Empire, Later.

— Extension Telegraph Com-
pany 26-528C.

— Franconia : see Franconia.

— Glenmallery, co., Ire. : see
Queen's Co.

— Group, isls., Fiji : see Lau.

— Kipchak, tribe : see White
Horde.

— Neck, id., Md. 17-828 (G2).

— Orthodox Church : see Or-
thodox Eastern Church.

— Pahari (language) : «e«
Khas.

EASTERN QUESTION, THE
8-831d; 9-937b; 9-951b;
Austria (1875-1879) 3-19a;
Berlin Congress (1878): »ee
Berlin Congress ; Great
Britain (1876-1879) 9-575d;
Italy 15-84b; Rumania 23-
837d, 23-839d; Turkey 27-
4Mb.

— Schists: see Dalradian group.

— Shat, lake, Alg. : see Shergui
Shat-el.

— Telegraph Co. 26-528c; 9-
11 3a; 9-26b.

— text, of the Bible 3-885b.

— Townships, reg., Can. 22-
725b.

Easter Portsburgh, dist., Scot.:
see Portsburgh, Easter.

— Ross, dist., Scot. : see Ross,
Easter.

— Sepulchre : see Sepulchre,
Easter.

East Fairneld, Vt. 19-490 (B2).

— Farms, Mass. 28-543d.

— Feliciana Co., La. 17-54
(C-D3 and a-b5).

— Fence, riv., Mich. 18-372
(B3).

Eastford. Conn. 6-952 (G2).
East Francia : see Germany.

— Freedom, Pa. 21-106 (E-
F5).

— Freetown, Mass. 17-852 (E-
F3).

— Friesland. dist., Ger. 11-808
(A2); 22-522 (hist, map); 11-
556b; ll-235b.

— Galloway, co., Scot. : see
Kirkcudbrightshire.

Eastgate, Dur. 9-412 (I. D3).
East Germantown, Ind. 14-
422 (G5).

— Girt, mt., Scot, 23-98d.

— Glastonbury, Conn. 6-952
(E3).

— Goths : see Ostrogoths.

— Grafton, N.H. 19-490 (D4).

— Granby, Conn. 6-952c.

— Grand Forks, Minn. 18-550
(A3).

— Gray, Me. 17-434 (B5).

— Grecnbush, N.Y. 19-596
(Bl);23-102c.

— Greenville, O. 20-26 (G3).

— Greenville, Pa. 21-106
(L5).

— Greenwich, R.I. 23-249
(B-C2); 23-250a.

EAST GR INSTEAD, Sus. 8-
833b: 9-424 (IV. C4).

— Guilford, N.Y. 19-596 (E3).

— Guldeford, Sus. 9-424 (IV.
D5).

— Haddam, Conn. 6-952 (F4).
East ham, Ches. 16-139 (B3);

17-550C.
EAST HAM, Ess. 8-833c; 16-

942 (E2).
Eastham, Mass. 17-852 (H3);

22-5 14d.

— Locks, Ches. 16-139 (B3).
Easthampstead, Berks. 16-

942 (B3).

— Park, Berks. 16-942 (A3).
East Hampton, Conn. 6-952

(F3).
EASTHAMPTON, Mass. 8-

833c; 17-852 (B2).
EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. 8-

833d; 19-596 (H5).

— Hardwicli, Vt. 19-490 (C2).

— Harling, Nort. 9-424 (IV.
D2); 19-745C.

— Harlsey, Yorks. 9-412 (I.
F4).

— Hartford, Conn. 6-952 (E2);
13-32b.

— Hartland, Conn.6-952 (D2).

— Harwich, Mass. 17-852 (G-
H3).

— Haven, Conn. 6-952 (D4).

— Haven, Scot. 24-412 (F3).
Easthaven, Vt. 19-490 (D2).
East Head, cape, N.Z. 19-624

(D5).

— Head, cape, Scot. 3-314b.

— Helena, Mont. 14-276 (D2).

— Hendred, Berks. : see East
Hundred.

— Hickman. Ky. 15-740 (D3).

— Hickory, Pa. 21-106 (D2).

— Hickory Creek, riv., Pa.
21-106 (D2).

East Hoathly, Sus. 9-424 (TV.
C5).

— Hoosuck, Mass. : see Adams.
Easthope, Sir John 19-556D.
East Humboldt, mts., Nev. 5-8

(Fl); 19-4511).

— Hundred, dist., Berks. 6-
163d.

— Hyde, Beds. 13-398c.

— India Association 3-845b.

— India Company, Dutch : see
Dutch East India Co.

EAST INDIA COMPANY,
English 8-834a; 14-405d;
China's relations 6-198d ;
flag 10- tin id; "husband"
official 14-1 b; Levant Com-
pany's relations l-542b;
Malay Archipelago 17-469d;
medals 18-Oa ; public records
22-9ti3b ; St Helena occupied
24-8c; Siam 25-7 d; S. Afri-
can settlement 25-469b;
sovereign powers 25-521c;
U.S. trade 27-67 5c.

— India Co., French : see Com-
pagnio des Indes and Com-
pagnio des Indes Orientales.

— India Company, German :
see Ostend Company.

— India Company, Scottish
24-453d.

— India Docks, Lond. 16-938
(E2J; 16-9500.

— India Docks, road, Lond.
16-938 (D2).

— Indiaman (ship) 24-867b.

— Indian arrowroot 2-649d.

— Indian duck : see Labrador
duck.

-, — Indian Irrigation Co. 17-
395a.

— Indian mastic : see Mustagi-
rumi.

— Indian rhubarb 23-273a.

— Indian tobacco : see Green
tobacco.

— India United Service Club
6-567b.

EAST INDIES 8-835c. See also

Malay Archipelago.
Eastington, Glos. 9-420 (III.

D3).
East Island, dist., Scot. 22-

48d.

— Jaffrey, N.H. 19-490 (C6).

— Jeddore, Can. 19-831 (C2).

— Jersey Water Company 2-
246a.

— Jordan, Mich. 18-372 (E4).

— Keal, Lines. 9-416 (II. H3).

— Kent, Conn. 6-952 (B3).

— Kent Regiment : see Buffs.

— Keswick, Yorks. 28-933
(Dl).

— Kilbride, Scot. 24-418 (C3);
16-1370.

— Kill, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (Al).

— Killingly, Conn. 6-952 (H2).

— Kilpatrick, Scot. : see Kil-
patrick, New.

— Kingston, N.H. 19-490 (E-
F6).

— Kunkokwim, riv.. Can. 1-
472 (G3); l-474a.

EASTLAKE, SIR CHARLES

Look 8-835C.
East Lake, Ala. l-461d.
Eastlakc, Mich. 18-372 (D5).
— , N.C. 19-772 (G2).
Eastland, Tex. 26-690 (13).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (13).
Eastland Company 5-951a.
East Langdon, Kent 9-424

(IV. E4).

— Lansing. Mich. 18-372 (F7);
16-185b; Agricultural Col-
lege 10-656d.

— Las Vegas, N.Mex. 19-520
(E-F2).

Eastleach Martin, Glos. 9-420

(III. D3).
East Lebanon, Me. 17-434

(B5).

— Lee, Mass. 16-364b.
Eastleigh, Hants 9-420 (III.

E5); 12-903C.

East Lexington, Mass. 17-852
(A3); 16-527a.

— Liberty, O. 20-26 (C4).

— Linton, Scot. : see. Linton.

— Litchfleld, Conn. 6-952 (C2).

— Livermore, Me. 17-434 (B4).
EAST LIVERPOOL, O. 8-

S30a; 20-26 (13).
EAST LONDON, S.Af. 8-836b;
25-466 (19); 15-629h.

— London Christian Mission :
see Salvation Army.

— London Church Fund 13-
829d.

— London College 26-493a:
22-40d.

— London Hospital for Child-
ren 16-946d.

— London railway 27-400d ;
13-99d.

— London Revival Society :
see Salvation Army,

East Long Meadow, Mass. 17"
S52 (C2).

— Lothian, co., Scot. : see
Haddingtonshire.

— Lyme, Conn. 6-952 (F4); 24-
276d.

— Lyn, riv., Devon 10-72c.

— Lynn, W.Va. 28-560 (A3).
— , Lynne, Mo. 18-608 (B3).
East Lynne (Wood) 28-7896'.
East Machias, Me. 17-434

(E4).

— Machias, riv., Me. 17-434
(E4).

— Madrid, Me. 17-434 (B4).

— Main, Can. 22-724 (Al).

— Main, riv.. Can. 5-160 (O5);
22-724 (A-B1); 16-28d.

— Maitland Coal Measures :
see Tomago Coal Measures.

Eastman, C. R. 26-543c; 28-

991d.

— , George 23-431a.
— , Harvey Gridley 22-2130.
Eastman, Ga. 11-752 (C3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B-C5).
— , mineral springs, Mich. 3-

754a.
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).

— Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490
(C4).

Eastman Kodak Company
23-431b; trade mark case
27-1 30a. See also Kodak
cameras.

Eastmans Brook, riv., N.H.
19-490 (D4).

East Mauch Chunk, Pa. 21-
106 (L4); 17-904a.

— McKeesport, Pa. 21-106
(E7).

— Medina, dist., I. of W. : see
Medina, East,

— Meelpacg, lake, Nfd. 19-
479 <C2).

— Meriden, Conn. 6-952 (D3).

— Middleboro, Mass. 18-4 12c.

— Jliddlebury.Vt. 19-490 (A4).

— Milinoket, Me. 17-434 (D3).

— Milisboro, I'a. 21-106 (C6).

— Millstone, N.J. 19-502 (C3).

— Milton, Mass. 17-852 (B4);
18-492C.

— Moline, 111. 14-304 (B2).

— Mongol 18-7 19d.

— Montpelier, Vt. 19-490 (B-
C3); 18-7 89a.

— Morris, Conn. 6-952 (C3).

— Mugurrewock, lake, Me.
17-434 (E3).

— Murchlson goldfleld, dist.,
W.Aus. 2-960 (C5).

— Neuk, dist., Scot. 7-362c;
10-330a.

— New Market, Md. 17-828
(H3).

— New York, N.Y. 19-596 (13).
Eastney, Hants 22-132 (map);

22-1 32c.

East Nishnabotna, riv., la.
14-732 (B3).

— Nodaway, riv., la. 14-732
(C4).

Eastnor, Hereford. 9-420 (III.

C2).
East Northfleld, Mass. 17-852

(Cl); 17-857a.

— North Yarmouth, Me. 17-
434 (B5).

— Norton, Leics. 9-420 (III.
F2).

— Norwalk, Conn. 6-952 (B5);
19-7 98d.

— Nneces, riv., Tex. 26-690
(H6).

East of Scotland Agricultural

College 24-422a.
Eastoft, Yorks. 9-416 (II. F2).
Easton, Nicholas 19-535a; 23-

253c.
Easton. Conn. 6-952 (B5);

10-1 32d.

— , Dorset. 9-420 (III. C5).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Gl).
— , 111. 14-304 (C3V.
— , Mass. 17-852 (E2).
— , Md. 17-828 (G3).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D7).
— , Mo. 18-608 (B2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (G2).
EASTON, Pa. 8-836d; 21-106

(M4); 7-951d.
— , Som. 9-430 (VI. Gl).
— , Sufl. 9-424 (IV. E2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (D2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (D5).

— and Ami-ill, dist.. Som. 25-
390c.

Easton and Anderson pumps

14-109b.

Eastonia 16-123c.
Easton Maudit, Northants.

9-420 (III. F2); 19-770a.
Eastons, pt., R.I. 23-249 (C3).
Easton's syrup 14-799d.
Eartonville. Colo. 6-722 (F2).
EAST ORANGE, N.J. 8-837a;

19-502 (A2).

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254

To make full uxe nf this Index It Is cmentiaJ to remd the
instructions given on I'age I.

Kut Or»rll. () -

, 19- .v>. I

•'

— Plymouth. Conn. 8-951(03).

— Point. OVettLU (Mak» 5-

— Pointer.' Verd.I*. (Sal) 5-
143 (map).

— Point, C.Vrrd.Ia. (Santo
Aiii«o)S-J43lmap).

— I-..IMI. c.Verd.1*. (Sao Thl
afo) 8-S43 (map).

— Point, (la. 11-T4J (B»).

— Point. Kr. 11-740 (FJ).

.1. La. 17-44 (A I).
(Mtport. Ida. 14-J78 (AD.

1 17-A18 (OS).
EASTPORT, Me. *V837b; 17-

434 (F4).

aVwt Port Cne»ter. Conn. »>
951 ( A4).

— PorUemouth. Der. 9-430
i VI. K3).

— Poultney. Vt. 19-490 (A4).
- Prairk.,Mo. 1S-808 (O4).
Eu(. I>refecture of the «3

•49 (E-G3).

— Prospect, l>a.21-106(I-E8).
BAST PROVIDENCE. U.I. 8-

837c: I3-24U (Cl).
CAST PRUSSIA. proT., Oer.
B-S37.-; 11-Mis (U-I1); 22-
514 (hUt. map); ll-63d;

II — :-' •: 24-71M..

— Putford. D«T. 9-430 (VI.
IP.' i

— Italnr Butto, mt.. N.Dak.
19-780 (A3).

— Itann. mU., Ner. 5-8 (El).
Ka.tr.-. k.-M »-• h:.i-'rv.
East Riding. dUt., York*. 9-

418(11. Pi); 9-4 Ha.

— River. Ccun. 9-951 (E4):
12-692a.

— lUver, barb.. N.Y. 19-610
(D2-4).

— River Bridge : tee Williams-
bunt bridge.

— Rochester. O. 2O-26 (H-I3).

— Rock, nit.. Mam. 17-851
(AD.

— Rock, rlr.. la. 14-731 (A-
Bl).

East Roman Empire : tee

r.iuno (History); Roman

Kiiii>irr, Later.
Eastry. Kent 9-414 (IV. E4);

15-738b.
East St Louis, III. 24-27 b; 14-

304 '

— Salt Creek. rlT., Colo. 6-

III (Bl).

— Sandy. Pa. 21-106 (C3).

— Sandy Creek, riv.. Pa. 21-

— San Pedro, Oal. 5-8 (DS).
-- Saugu*. Maw. 17-851 (C3).

— Seattle. Wash. 28-354 (B4).

— Shore, plain, Md. 17-827 b.
Ea«Uide, Mte. 18-600 (D5).
Ea*t SUrer. laL, Ind.O. 24-

; tie.

— Sioux Falls. S.Dak. 2S-60G
(Hi.

— Smothport. Pa. 21-106 (F2).

— Sniithllcld. Pa. 21-106 (II).
Ea-.t-.ounJ. \Vaoh. 28-354 B-

ax

East Sparta (Pierce P.O.), O.

.

Springncld, O. 20-28 (14).
Sprint-field, l'a.21-106 (B2).
Steuben. N.Y. 19-.S96 (El).
Stonegap. Va. 28-118 (Bl).
Stoneham, Me. 17-434 (B4).
Stony Creek, rlr.. N.Y. 19-

. ,

stratton, Uants 9-420(111.
KH.
Stnmdsburg, Pa. 21-106

Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich
14-738d.

Snmner. Me. 17-434 (B4).
Sylamore, Ark. 2-551 (Cl).
Syracuse, N.Y. 19-598 (D-

TaUawee. Ala. 1-460 (D3).

Tarkio. rir., la. 14-731 (B4).

Taunton. Mass. 17-851
(E3); 24V453d.

Tawas. Mich. 18-372 (G5).

Tennessee, rat. Tenn. 28-
819b.

Pa. «•!"•
>. HUT. : ft* New

— TVtwL

Me.: sssKock
ipeon. Conn. 8-941
IJants 9-4SH ill!

— Twin. rlr.. \Vta.t8-7t

— Vaasalboru, M,- 17-l.u K n

... 15-7 l»-i
East Village, Conn. 8-951

(I'll.
Eastrllle. Can IV

— . Llnca. 9-416 (II

— . Va. 28-118 (F-G3).

East Walker, rlr., Ner. 8-8

— \Vallliutfonl. Conn. 8-951
• l'4>; 28-284a.

— WalUngfurd. Vt. 19-490
(H.M.

— Walpule, Mam. 17-851 (El).

— Waterford. Pa. 21-106(05).

— Weare, N.ll. 19-4KU (DS).
BastwelL Kent 21-604c; deer-

park 7-915a.
East Weymoiith, Mas*. 17-851

(C4): 28-567d.
EAST WICK. EDWARD

BaakhouM 8-vl-K; 21-2421).
East WUllngton. Conn. 8-951

(Ol).

— Windsor. Conn. 28-7 14a.

— Windsor II 111. Conn. 8-951
(El); 13-33».

— Woburn, Mass. 17-851 (B3).
Eastwood. Notts. 9-416 (II.

E3): 18-817 d.

— , N.S.W. 28-178 (Al); 28-

East Woodstock. Conn. 8-951

(QSV

Eastworth, Stir. 18-942 (B.1).
East Wrotham, Norf. 9-424

(IV. D2).

Eata (bp.) 7-87 la; 18-lOOc.
Eatlngton, Warwick. 9-420

(IIL D2).
Eaton. A. K. 17-u:i4d.

— . DORMAN BRIDGMAN 8-
USb.

— . John (fl. 1870) 8-986b.

— , John Henry (1790-1856)
8--

— , MARGARET O'NEILL 8-
-;-,-.

— , Rer. Samuel 4-430o; I
UU.

— , THEOPHILUS 8-S38d; I

WILLIAM 8-K39a.
WYATT 8-8S9b.
Eaton, Colo. 6-7 ;-J (Fl).
III. 14-304 (Kl).
Ind. 14-411 (G4).
NotU. 9-416 (II. F3).
N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
O. 20- 26 (AS).
Tcnn. 26-620 (B2).
pt., N.Y. 19-596 (OS).

— Center. N.U. 19-490 <E4).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— Hall, mansion. Ches. 9-416
(II. B3); 28-370C.

— Rapids, Mich. 18-371 (F7).
RH..I,-. W.V.i 28- 160 i:-').
Eaton Socon, Beds. 9-424 (IV.

B2); 3-584d.

Eatonton. Ga. 11-752 (C8).
Eatontown. N.J. 19-502 (D3).
Eatonrille, Wash. 28-354 (C3).
Eau admirable : tee Eau de

Cologne.

— Blanche, rir., Bclg. S-668
(D3).

— Claire, Mich. 18-371 (D7).

— Claire, Pa. 21-106 (C3).
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. 8-839o;

28-740 (111).

— Claire, lake, Wis. 28-740
(B2).

— Claire, rir., Wis. 28-740
(B4): 8-839c; 28-740 (B2).

— Claire Co., Wis. 28-740
<H4).

EAU DE COLOGNE 8-939C.

— de cnSole 17-.r>30o.

— deJarel 8-2:.<il>; 4-50b.

— de noyaux 2-2:<ob.

— de Vals l-472b.

— de vie 1-SlSc.

— de rle de Calvados : tee

1 Yl'T

— de Tie do marc 4-429h.

— forte : tee Nitric acid.
Eau Oalle, Wis. 28-740 (A4).

— Oallie, Fla. 10-540 <F3).
Eaulnr. riv.. Ft. 10-778 (El);

24-i88d.

Eau n^dlcinale 14-2 lOd.
Eau Noire, riv., Belg. 3-668

(D3).
Eau oxygenee : see Hydrogen

IKr.-ij.li-.

CAUX-BONNC8. Kr 8-839d;

88-5.'- i

ESJUW Chauttm. Kr 24-6MHb
Emm. da*.. »>. 18-144.;

•jMlVfr. 10-771 (D-E8).
Earal. ml., Hoot. 24-4 1 1 (Al):

17-56 4a.

EAVE8 8-«40a; 28-9104.
CAVCSDRIF 8-*40a.
Eaves mllory 8-3404; 8-391a;

2 .

Ear, mt.. Soot. 24-411 (Cl);

Eh. rir.. India : tee Ib.
E-Babara (E-liabbar). Baby-
lonia 18-114b; 84-7980; 29-

Ebal (Jebel Ealamlya), mt..
Pal. 28-80* (C4); 28-601b;
18-517d.

Ebb. Ark. 2-551 (C3).

— and Flow, lake. Can. 17-
584 (Bl).

Ebbegunbaeg. lake, Nfd. 19-

479 (112).

Ebbeson. Niels 22-888a.
Ehblnghaus. Hermann 22-

.7-- 1
Ebble, rir., Wllta. 9-410 (III.

D4); 28-698b.
Ebbo (arohbp.) 13-4 71 h; 7-

MSd.
Ebbor. rooks. Som. 9-430 (VI.

01); 25-3880.

Ebbs Fleet, Kent 22-881a.
Ebbw. riv., Monm. 9-428 (V.

E4); 18-728b.

— Fach. riv.. Monm. 9-420
(III. A3); 1-Gla: 18-728C.

EBBW VALE, dint.. Wale*
8-840a; 8-418 (V. E4).

— Vale, val.. Monm. 9-428 (V.
E4).

Ebcheeter. Dur. 9-411 (I. E3);

4-584 (113): 4-586a.
EBEL. HERMANN WILHELM

8-840b.
— . JOHANN GOTTFRIED 8-

— , Johann Wilhclm 18-954C.
Ebeleben, Ger. 11-808 (III.

olO).

Ebelmen, J. J. ll-571b.
Ebenaceae 8-843b; 2-746a;

2O-55 Id.
EbenengrOsse (math.) : see

Axial vector.

Kb.-n.v. r. ., ,. 11-7 l| , i: |X
— , Miss. 18-600 (B-C3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (U3); l-779d.
— , PaL 24-121c; 9-271b.
— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).

— Creek, riv., Oa. 11-752 (E3).
Eben Fardd : tee. Thomas.

Ebenezer.

Ebenfurth, Ails. 3-4 (E3).
Ebensburg. Pa, 21-106 (E5).
Ebensee, Aus. 3-4 (C3); 24-

106d-

EBER, PAUL 8-M",i.
EBERBACH, Ocr. 8-840d;

11-MK ill. m9X
EBERBACH, monastery, Ger.

8-840d.
Eber Find (Irish king) 14-

758a.
Ebcrliard (of Bavaria) 3-546a;

11-1 ili; 28-763b.

— (of Rhaetia and Friuli) 11-
776c.

— (of WQrttemberg, d. 1325)
28-S57d.

— (of Wttrttemhent. d. 1392)
ll-M'-d; 26-176d.

EBERHARD (of Wiirttem-
benr. d. 1496) 8-841a.

— (of Wurttcmbcrg, d. 1674)
28-858b.

— (of Wurtteraborg, d. 1733)
28-S58b.

—.CHRISTIAN AUGUST

Gottlob 8-841b.
— , JOHANN AUGUSTUS 8-

841b.

— de la Marrk 18-593d.

— of Oanderslieim (chronicle)
11-450(1.

Eberle, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Eberleln, iiu«tav 24-.'>nla.
Kberlt- .system 16-7ssc.
EBERLIN, JOHANN ERNST

8-84 Id.
Ebermannrtadt, Oer. 11-808

in..
Ebcruburg, castle, Ocr. 19-

ISd.
EBERS, GEORG MORITZ 8-

841d; ll-796b: 26-126a.
Ebersberg. Hademod, countess

of 21-608a.

Ebenberg, Oer. 11-808 (C4).
Ebendorf, Oer. 11-808 (III.

P.ll).
Eben papyrus 8-S41d; 12-

764c.
Ebentadt, Oer. 11-808 (II.

m9).
Ebefstein. Aus. 6-337a.

aWMWALOC. (»«. 8-Mto:
ll-KiiK i|>j). (urMtrr sehool

Enurr.*ritiEDRicH ADOLF

8-Mlb.

— . Hermann 2-»««b; 17-J7 ae.
EberUi. Karl 2O-774a; 17-

Eberu, Nte. 19-67» (C4).
Ebervale. l«a. H-104 (UL

Eiwitr. fcVrr. !•-'

-.fHwlU. 88-141 (Kl).
CBINOEN. Oer. 8-B4Se; 11-

808 (HI.
Ebl-nor. lake. E.TurkeX, *>

II" K 'I); 27-421d; l»-l*Hc.
EBIONITE8 8-H4Zr; 19-319a.
mtSiUet, lfo*prt ol 2-lHOd.
Eblsa, Jan. 18-156 (L7); 23-

994a; 19-689a.
Eblsel (Jap. ceramist) 18-184b ;

18-lN7a.

Eblsu-mlnatn. Jap. : tee Eblat,
Eblanll 14-757e.
Eble. Jean Uaptlxte 19-HBb.
Eble II. (of Ventadour) 27-

Ebles I. (of Poltou) 2-363b.
Ebnat, HwlU. 28-141 (Ol).
Ebner, Margaretha 19-1 16c;
••HUM.

E B N E R-E 8CHENBACH.

Marl* von 8-843a; ll-798b.
Ebnub, Egy. 9-40 (Bl).
Ebola, rir., Bel.Cong. 8-913

(Cl).
Eboli. Ana de Silva, princess

of 21-139b.

— , Ruy Gomes de Silva,
prince of 21-139a.

EBOLI. It. 8-843b; 15-4 (E4);

15-26 (E4).
Eboli icn-vn 8-747b.
Ebolwoa, Caiuer. 5-110 (A4).
Ebom, Nig. 19-678 <C5).
Ebon. Isls., Pac.O. 20-436 <F4);

18-391C.

Ebonite : tee Vulcanite.
EBONY 8-843b; 14-839a; 4-

91 He; false, see False ebony.
Ebor (abbrer.) 8-84 4c; l-29a.
Ebora, Port. : tee Evora.
Eboracum : tee Eburacum.
Eboshi-dake. mt., Jap. 28-

Ebrach, Bar. 11-808 (C4*
Ebractcate (diet.) 10-554b.
EBRARD, JOHANNES HEIN-

rioh August 8- 8 4 3d.
Ebredunum. Fr. : tee Embrun.
Ebrcull, Fr. 10-778 (F4); 1-

8»6b.
Ebrie, lagoon, Iv.Cet, 11-205

(E6); l5-99a.
Ebrington. Gloa. 9-420 (III.

D2).

Ebro, It. : tee Portus Aedro.
EBRO, riv.. So. 8-843d; 25-

530 (F2); 23-648 (112); 14-

216c.
Ebrolclnus, Pagus, dlst., Fr. :

tee E\-recin.

EBROIN 8-844a; 10-8()6d.
Ebiilkhcir Khan : tee Abulk-

halr.
EBURACUM, Rom. Brit. 8-

844b; 4-584 (C4); Z3-6KS

(Bl); 4-566a.
Eburi. It.: see Eboll.
Eburodunum, Fr.: tee Embrun.
Eburo-dunum.Switx.: «eeYrer-

don.
Eburonea, tribe l-795a; 11-

R808.
Eburovice* : tee Aulerci Eburo-

VI, .--.

Eburum. It. : tee Eboll.

ECA DE QUEIROZ, JOSE
Maria 8-S44c.

Eeauda 23-797C.

Ecardlne* 4-360a; 4-362d; 4-
363d: 4-365d.

ECARTE 8-84Sb.

ErolomUi : see Hecotommiihi.

Ecaudata 3-523d; alimentary
canal 3-527b; circulatory
system 2-06 sd, 27-97 Id:
dentition 3-527b; distribu-
tion 3-518c; reproduction
and development 3-527d,
28-353C. 9- lie; respiratory
system 23-187c, 21-360c:
skeleton 3-524b; skin and
exoekeleton 3-526d,25-I90a;
spleen 8-634a; vertebrae
23-153a.

Ecballium elaterium : tee
Squirting cucumber.

ECBATANA, Pen. 8-S4Bb;
23-648 (03); 12-Sfi<d: Alt-x-
anderl-547c. Set alto llam-
adan.

Ecca, 8. Am. : see lea.

Ecca group 21-177a; 5-229b;
5-230a : Natal 19-253 b;
Transvaal 27-1 S8b. See altu
D^vyka conglomerate.

ECCARD. JOHANN 8-S46O.

Sect Homo 24-5804.

EAST-ECGF

BOOBUNO DA ROMANO 8-

•oonrmio (MUM.)

pi

ll. York. *8-«33 (CJ).
CCCLuriELD. Yurka.»-647e;

28-931 (US).
ECCLE8HALJL. HUH*. 8-847e;

•-4K III. ill.
Eocleahut York*. 18-933 H I );

4*37 ID.
Eeolesk. (Church) 8-JlTc; 8-

1 . - :
ECCLE8IA (Oreek MMnMrX

8-847d; 7-»69d; 1S-44U;

payment of member* 8-

MM.

Eceletia, Dt (Hum) 14-44.
Eerlriio, De (Wyellffe) 28-

-7-..

mlO-2344.

_ 8-«49b.

....— Canons of the
Afejstte : see ApotJtoUe
v__jl Order, The.
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMDV
ilonsrs 8-853S.
- Commissioners Acts 8-853 b ;
oommendams 21-857c; 4io-

— courts 8-85«a; 9-859d;
proctor*! functions 28-41U;
proxies a-Slto; Russia 2fr-
- . . i

— Court* Jurisdiction Act
(1860) 19-736a; 4-437c.

— Dilapidations Act (1871)

— Discipline 19-463b;8-901b;
10-aib: Montantst views 18-
759a; Presbyterian Church
22-.'s6c. 2S-186a; Royal
Commission 22-262a. 14-

328d;

•Shepherd ot H«r-

maa " on U-369b.
EcclffiaMiral History (Bede)

3-61 .',b; l-583d; 9-4884.
ECCLESIASTICAL JURIS-

diction 8-853d; 9-478b;

Arches Court 2-366a;

Council of Winchester de-
cision 18-1 TOb: Gregory I.

12-567b; pleading 21-8334;

Roman Catholic Church 23-

4864.
ECCLESIASTICAL LAW 8-

866d: 18-576a: 5-201c; ad-

Yowaons 1-2 4 2 d.
Ecrlrniittical Lav (Burn) 4-

MSb.
Ecrlrtuwtienl Lair ol the Church

of England (Phlllimore) 21-

|0ib.
Ecclesiastical Leases Act 12-

117c.
Ecclesiastical Polity (Hooker)

13-673a; 9-627a.
Ecclesiastical Title* Act (1851)

9-564b: 2*-4974.
Ecclesiastua Tripartila, Bis-

loria 8-330c.
ECCLESIASTICUS 8-868b; 2-

497c; 2-189d; Septuagint.

references 24-854c.
Ecclesmachan. Scot. 14-418

(D-E3).
Eccleston, Che*. 9-416 (IX

BSX
— , Lanes, (nr. Chorley) 18-

139 (Cl).
— , Lanes, (nr. St Helens) 18-

139 (B3).
— .Great, Lance. : see Great

Ecclewton.

— Green, Lane*. 18-139 (Cl).
Eccup, York*. 28-933 (Cl).
Kedicius Avitus : tee Avitus.
Kcdippa, Pal. : see Zlb, Ex.
Eedyris 13-427b.
Ecellnge, Oer. : see Tiillim n
Ecgbert (German king) 11-

-I--...

— (king of Kent) 15-7354.

— (king of Northumbria) 18-

7'.l|!-.

ECGBERT (king of the West

Saxons) 8-8694; 9-468a; 28-

534d.
ECGBERT (archbp. of York)

8--7i>a; library 18-5484.

7-9184.

Ecjrfrithjpf Mcrrla) 18-151b.
ECGFRfTH (of NorthumhrU)

8-870a; 19-793d; 17-19b;

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

255

ECGO-EDWI

Britons expelled 28-554c;

Ireland 9-46Sc.
ECGON1NE 8-- 7 HI).
Eerie (of East Anglia) 8-

827c.

Echajne, P.Is. 21-392 (C2).
Echallens, Swltz. 26-242 (B3);

ll-2Ua; capture (1475)

252c.

Echard, Laurence 4-967o.
Echarri Aranaz, Sp. 25-530

(D-E1).

Echauri, Sp. 25-530 (D-E1).
Echedorus, riv., Gr. 12-440

(B4).
Echegaray, Miguel 25-586b.

— Y EIZAGUIRRE, JOSE 8-
870c.

Echelle, cape, Fr. 10-778 (C4).

— , nit., Alps l-742d.
Echellensis, Abraham : set

Ecchelensifl.
Echelles de Planpinet, pass,

Alps 1-7 rJa.
ECHELON 8-87 la.
Echemus (of Tegea) 26-504a;

13-309a.

Echcneididae 26-545o.
Echeneis: see Remora.
Echenique, Jose Raflno 21-

276c; 6-231d.
Echepare, Bernard de 3-

487c.

Echetla, It. : set Ocehiala.
Echeveria7-380c; 13-757c; 13-

774a.

Echevin : see Scabinns.
Echidna (myth.) 14-33d; 27-

508b; 5-760b; serpent myths

24-6816.
ECHIDNA (mammal) 8-87 la;

18-735c; egg 9-1 til: geo-

logical range 21-836b; hiber-

nation 13- 1 !."><• ; spines 25-

190a; thyroid cartilage 23-

187c.

— (snake) : see Bitis.

— arietans : see Puff-adder.
Echidnidae 8-87 la; 18-735c;

18-7 35a.
Echigo, Jap. 21-3 19a.

— , plain. Jap. 15-159C.

— , prov.. Jap. 15-1 5>Jb; 15-
197d.

Echimys cayen 27-989o.
Echinacea 13-769c.
Echinades, isls., Gr. 12-424

(C2); 1-11 la.
Echinasteridae 8-8SOb.
Echinating spicule 25-725b.
Echinbothridae 26-409a.
Echinidae 9-330c.
Echinina 8-881b.
Echinobothrium 26-409b.

— afflne 26-412d.

— typus 2«-408b (flg.).
Echinobriseus 16-570a.
Echinocactus : tee Hedgehog

cactus.

Echinocaris 8-128b.
Echinocereus 4-92 6a.
Echinochloa 12-37 7 b.
Echinococcifer echinococcus :

tee Taenia echinococcus.
Echinococcus 8-265d; 26-411b

(Og.); 26-412b (ng.); toxic

effects 26-412C.

— veterinorum 28-13a.
Echinocorytidae 8-88 Ic.
Echinocyamus 25-7 30d.
Echinocystis8-881d; 8-881a.
Echinoderes 15-823c: 16-823d

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

(flg.).
ECHINODERMA 8-87 Ic;

28-

1033c; deep-sea forms 28-
1014d; embryology 9-319a
toll. 9-330d; evolution 8-
875a, 8-881C (flg.); geo-
logical range 28-1017d, 22-
266c: Haeckelonl8-866d;
larval forms 16-226b;
longevity 16-975b; meta-
morphosis 18-224b; repro-
duction 24-747b.

Echinodon 22-658a.

Echinoencrininae 8-878a.

Echinoidea : tee Sea-urchin.

Echinolampas 9-663d; 20-82c.

Echinomenia 6-251a.

Echinomera 12-560c; 12-557C.

Echinometridae 8-88 Ib.

Echinomys 19-993b; 23-445a.

Echinoneidae 8-881c.

Echinopluteus larva 16-226c;
16-227b (flg.).

Echinopa : see Globe thistle.

Echinopsis 4-92Ga; 4-925b.

Echinops telf airi : see Ericulus
telfairi.

Echinorhinus 24-596a.

— spinosus : see Spinous shark.
Echinorhynchidae 1-1 lOb.
Echinorhynchus l-110b; 1-

109b (flu.); 1-llOc (flg.).

— gigas : tee Thorn-headed
worm.

Echinospatagus cordiformis

25-632d.
Echinosphaeridae 8-878a.

Echinosphaerite limestone 20-

236d (table).
Echinospora 6-61 7d (PI. II.

flg. 7).

Echinostelium 19-105d (table).
Echinothrix 23-443b.
Echinothuridae 8-873b; 8-

881b.

Echinus, Gr. 12-440 (D2).
ECHINUS (arch.) 8-882a; 18-

932b (flg.); 20-391b; Greek

architecture 18-932d.

— (zool.) : see Hedgehog.

— esculentus : see Edible egg-
urchin.

Echis 28-lOSc.

— carinata : see Krait .
Echium : see Bugloss.

— pomponium 13-7 67c.

— vulgare : see Viper's bu-

ECHIUROIDEA 8-882a.
Echiurus 8-882b; 8-883a; 16-

226b (fig.).

Echizen, prov., Jap. 15-204b.
Echizen-no-Kami : see Mizuno

Echizen-no Kami.
Eehizenzaki, cape, Jap. 15-

156 (18).
ECHMIADZIN, monastery.

Russ. 8-883c; 23-874 (D3);

catholicus 2-57 la. 2S-158a;

synod ( 49 l)2-569d.
ECHO (myth.) 8-884a; porch,

Olympia 20-96d.
Echo, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— , Colo. 6-722 (E3).
— , Fla. 10-MO (Cl).
— , Minn. 18-550 (B6).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (F2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D4).
— , W.Va. 28-118 (A3).
— , cliffs, Ariz. 2-544 (Cl); 27-

621d.

— , isl., S.Dak. 25-506 (E3).
— , lake, Can. 4-600 (Cl).
— , lake, N.J. 19-502 (Dl).
— , lake, Tas. 26-438 (B2).
— , lake, Vt. 19-490 (D2).
— , mt., Ariz. 2-544 (Cl).
— , mt., Cal. 20-877d.
Echo (newspaper) 19-562a.
Echo City, Utah 27-814 (C2).

— cornet 7-170d.
Echo de Paris 19-576C.
Ecty>ic (Echoism) : see Ono-
matopoeia.

Echols Co.. Ga. 11-752 (D5).
Echo organ 20-262C.
Echt, HoU. 13-588 <C3).
— , Scot. 24-412 (F2).
Echten, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
ECHTERNACH, Belg. 8-884b;

3-668 (114): goldsmiths 21-

796a; procession 21-01 Oa.
Echtes Ding 6-785a.
ECHUCA, Viet. 8-884c; 28-

38 (C2).

Echunga, S.Aus. 8-162a.
ECIJA, Sp. 8-884c; 25-530

(C4); 5-33d.

Ecinocyamus pusilhis 8-572c.
Eciton 18-32 la; 2-86b. Seealso

Driver ant.
ECK, JOHANN MAIER 8-

884d; 18-88c.
Eck, lake, Scot. 24-412 (D3);

24-418 (A-B2).
Eckart, Johannes : see Eck-

hart, Johannes.
Eckbcrt : see Ecgbert.
Eckehart, Johannes : see Eck-

hart, Johannes.
Eckelson, lake, N.Dak. 19-780

(F3).

Eckenlied 13-2 18d.
ECKERMANN, JOHANN

P«t«r 8-»85d.
ECKERNFORDE, Ger. 8-886a;

8-24 (B4).

— , fiord, Ger. 8-24 (B4).
ECKERSBERG, KR1STOFFER

8-886a.

Eckert, Colo. 6-722 (C3).
Eckcrty, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
ECKHART, JOHANNES 8-

886b; 19-126b; 11-787C.
Eckhart Mines, Md. 17-828

(Bl).
ECKHEL, JOSEPH HILARIUS

8-886d.

Eckhof, Konrad : see Ekhof.
Eckhold's omnimeter 26-342c.
Eckington, D.C. 17-828 (D4).
— , Derby. 9-416 (II. E3).
— , Worcs. 9-420 (III. C2).
Eckius : see Eck, Johann

Maier.

Eckley, Colo. 6-722 (HI).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (A5).
Eckman, N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
— , W.Va. 28-118 (B4).
Eckmann, Otto 2O-512a.
Eckmansville, O. 20-26 (C7).
Eckmiihl, Louis Nicolas, duke

of : see Davout.
ECKMUHL, Ger. 8-887a; 11-

808 (D4); battle (1809) 19-

225d.

Eckmuhl, Phare d', lighthouse,
Fr. 16-632d.

Eclair, L' 19-576c.

Eclaireur de Vlndre, L' 19-
575b.

Eclampsia : Caesarean section
4-943d; morphine- 18-862d;
thyroid gland 26-905c; vera-
trum 13-236b.

Eclectic. Ala. 1-460 (D3).

ECLECTICISM 8-887a; Alex-
andrian School l-575a;
Aristobulus 2-497b; Einpe-
docles 9-345a; Fichte 10-
313c; Fouillee 10-737c;
Gassendi ll-503d; Horace
13-689d; Ionian school 14-
731d; later Greek academy
l-106c; Philo 21-41 la; post-
Aristotelian logic 16-904d;
Stoic philosophy in Rome
25-9490.

Eclectic Reriew 21-152a.

Electic school of medicine 18-
44b.

— Society 18-586d.
Eclectus 17-12C.

Ecleto Creek, riv., Tex. 26-

690 (K6).
Eclipse, barb., Can. 5-160

<K3).
— , sound, Can. 5-160 (Nl);

28-5720.
ECLIPSE (astron.) 8-887d; 9-

253b; Herodotus 26-720b;

Hindu theory 13-512c;

shadow 24-758d; solar 2-

817c. 6-964d.

" Eclipse " (horse) 13-720O.
Eclipse dyes 8-747c.

— stakes (race) 13-7300.
ECLIPTIC 8-895C.
Eflnga (lawbook) 23-520d.
ECLOGITE 8-895d.
ECLOGUE 8-89Ga; 3-393d.
Eclogues (Virgil) 28-lKtn.
Ecnomus, cape. It. : battle

(256 B.C.) 22-650a.
Ecochere limestone 8-125C

(table).
Ecole Braille, Paris 4-65a.

— Centralc, Paris 26- Uilil.

— de Medecine, Paris 2-4 15b;
2-442d (flg.).

— des Arts et M6tiers, Paris
23-lb.

— des Beaux Arts de Paris
20-sr.M; 2-413d; 2-434b.

— des Charles : see Chartes.
Ecole de* Femmes, L' (Moliere)

18-665b.
Ecole dee Moris. L' (Moliere)

18-664d.
Ecole Diderot, Paris 26-490a.

— du gris (school of painters)
20-507d.

— Militaire, Paris 2-415b; 19-
956<1.

— Normale Supe>ieur, Paris
8-9B3d; 16-567C.

— Speciale Militaire de Saint-
Cyr: 2-459b.

Ecology : see Oecology.
Ecommoy, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
EcOne, Switz. 26-242 (C4).
Econflna, Fla. 10-540 <C6).
— , riv., Fla. 10-540 (Cl).

— Creek, riv., Fla. 10-540
(D6).

Econometer 8-109c.
Economic Congress 25-305b.
ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY
8-896b.

— man 8-907b.
ECONOMICS 8-899d; 28-438b;

anarchism 1-9 14b; charity
5-885d; Chinese views 6-
225c, 6-227b; credit co-
operation 7-86a; emigration
and immigration 18-431c ;
finance 10-347b; French
manorial system 17-595c ;
insurance 14-658d; juris-
prudence 15-586d ; mercan-
tile system 18-148d; money
18-695c; old poh'tical econo-
my 8-905b; physiocratic
school 21-548d ; savings
banks 24-243d; single tax
system ll-748a; strikes and
lock-outs 25-1028c; sumptu-
ary laws 26-83d; tontine
principle 27-12d; trade dis-

Ces 25- 1 02 5c ; trade union -
27-148c; wealth defined

28-437C.
Economics, School of, Lond. :

see London School of Econ-
omics.

Economist 19-563c.
Economistes, Les : see Physio-

cratie School.
Economites : see Harmony

Society.
Economizer : Belleville boiler

4-145b ; railway detonator

25-77b.

Economy, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B3).

Economy, Ind. 14-422 (G5).

ECONOMY, Pa. 8-'J10a; 21-
106 (B4).

ECONOMY 8-910b; in aesthe-
tics 22-584a; in languor
21-421d; in theology 1-
121d.

Ecorcheurs 4-564b.

Ecorse, Mich. 18-372 (G2).

— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (F2).

Ecos, Fr. 10-778 (E3).

Ecossaise 7-7 98a.

EcouchS, Fr. 10-778 (D3).

Ecouen, Fr. 10-788 (F3); 5-
I'.'lb; 2O-805b; castle 2-
41 4c, 5-737d.

Ecouves, forest, Fr. 20-298d.

Ecphyllophoria 4-32 la.

Ecrins, mt., Alps 1-7 49a.

KITH, Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

ECSTASY 8-910c; 19-124c;
21-411b; Buddhist 4-745c;
hallucinations 12-860a; Jan
senist 15-154C; Neo-platon-
ist 9-819d.

Ecstatica, L' : see Mbrl, Maria
von.

Ecteinascida 27-388C.

Ketenic force 26-337b.

Ectcpens, Switz. 26-242 (B3).

Ectethmoid cartilage 25-199b.

Ecthesis 23-5 18d.

Ectobia 6-628b.

— germanica : see German
cockroach.

Ectocarpaceae l-590b.
Ectocarpus l-591c; 13-335a.
Ectocyst 12-558d; 22-43d.
Ectoderm 2-98a; »-318a.
Ectoglohular 27-34 Id.
Ecton, Staffs. 25-757C.
Eetoparasite 20-794b.
Ectopb.5 Ha 6-244b.
Ectopic gestation 12-7 65a.
Ectopistes migrarius : see Pas-
senger pigeon.

Ectoplasm 21-765c; 22-482a.
Ectoprocta 22-42b; 22-45C.
Ector, Tex. 26-690 (L2).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (E4).
Ectorind 9-384d.
Ectosarc : see Ectoplasm.
Ectoselenial stylopyle 10-629b.
Ectosome 26-716d; 25-719C.
ECTOSPORA 8-910c.
Ectotheca 14-145b.
Ectotrophi 2-233c.
Ectotropic mycorrhlza 21-

749b.

Eetyoninae 25-725b; 25-729d.

ECUADOR, S.Am. 8-910d; 8-
911 (map) ; 1-785 (map) ;
climate 8-914c; flora 8-
915a; geology 8-914b, 1-
964b; government 8-9 1 7 d,
18-707d, 20-907c; history
8-919a, 21-277d, 20-716b,
21-689d; population 8-916b,
1-1 18d; productions 6-630a,
26-47a; railways 25-489C.

Ecublens, Switz. 26-242 (B3).

Ecueill6, Fr. 10-778 (E4).

Ecume de mer : see Meers-
chaum.

Ecury-sur-Coole, Fr. 10-778
(G3).

Ecuyer (diet.) 15-855C.

ECZEMA 8-920c; 25-191d;
17-529c ; asthma with 2-
792d; electric treatment
9-2 49d; lead lotion for 16-
320a.

— epizootica : see Foot-and-
mouth disease.

— rimosum 8-92 la.

— rubrum 8-920d.

Ed, Swed. 26-190 (A-B2).
Eda, Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Edale, Derby. 28-933 (B3).
— , moor, Derby. 28-933 (B3).
— , val., Derby. 28-933 (B3);

8-70c; 21-87C.
EDAM, Holl. 8-921a; 13-588

(C2); 18-172a.

Edam cheese 3-167d; 7-750a.
Edanan, Mor. 18-853a.
Edane, Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Edaphic 21-7 60b.
Eday, isl., Scot. 24-412 (Fl);

20-280c; geology 20-279d.
Edchmiadzin, Russ. : see Ech-
miadzin.
EDDA 8-921b; 4-759c; 22-

912c.
Edda (the elder) 8-921d; 19-

141d; 19-817a.
Edda (the younger) 8-921c;

14-234d; 24-292d.
Eddaiya, Sud. : see Odaiya, El.
Ed-Darner, Sud. : see Darner,

Ed.

Ed Dera 'a, Pal. : see Dera, Ed.
Edderton, Scot. 24-412 (D2);

26-360a; geology 23-742a.
Eddlngton, A.S. 26-91b.
Eddington, Me. 17-434 (D4).
— , Pa. 21-106 (M7).
EDDIUS (choir - master) 8-

923a.

Eddlestone, Scot. 24-418 (E3).

— Water, riv., Scot. 24-418
(E3).

Eddrachilis, Scot. 24-412 (Cl).

— , bay, Scot. 24-412 (Cl).

Eddy, H. B. 5-335e.

— , H. T.4-553c.

— , Mary Baker Glover 6-291a;

6-830c.

— , W. A. 18-280a.
Eddy, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , La. 17-54 (A2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Dl).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K4).
— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
— , pt.. Can. 19-831 (D2).
Eddy (in hydraulics) : set

Vortex.
Eddy Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (E-

F"21

— Co.', N.Mex. 19-520 (F-Gfl).
Eddy currents 8-768b; 27-

173c.

Eddystone, pt., Tas. 26-438
(Bl).

— lighthouse 16-628d; 16-
64 la; 16-637 (PI. II.).

— Rocks, Eng. Chan. 9-430
(VI. 1)3).

Eddyvillc, la. 14-732 (E3).
— , 111. 14-304 (D6).
— , Ky. 15-740 (Bl); 15-7440.
— , Oreg. 20-242 (B3).
Ede, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
— , Nig. 19-678 (B4).
Edea, Camer. 5-110 (A4).
Edeback, Swed. 26-190 (Bl).
Edefors, Swed. 19-800 (E2).
Edel, John 2-958c.
Edelfeldt, Albert 20-5 17 d.
EDELINCK, GERARD 8-923a.
Edel Land, W.Aus. 2-960

(A5).

Edelman, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Edelstein, 111. 14-304 (C3).
Edelwald Justus (pseud.) : se.e

Fulleborn, Georg Gustav.
EDELWEISS 8-923b; l-753d;

in Tibet 26-918b.
EDEN, SIR ASHLEY 8-923b.
— , Richard 16-205b.
— , Robert John (bp.) : see

Auckland, Robert John, 3rd

baron.

— . William, 1st Baron Auck-
land : see Auckland.
— , Sir William 28-597a.
EDEN (bibl.) 8-923c; 1-

168b.

Eden, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (A4).
— , Can. 17-584 (B2).
— , Fla. 10-540 (F4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (E3).
— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F5).
— , Ky. 16-740 (B3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (F3).
— , Me. 17-434 (D4): 3-399d.
— , Miss. 18-600 (B3).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (E-F5)J

geology 19-538d.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (M6).
— , Utah 27-814 (Cl).
— , Vt. 19-490 (B2).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E5).
— , co., N.Z. 19-624 (E7-E2).
— , riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I. C3);

7-624d; geology 28-554a.
— , riv., Kent 16-942 (E4).
— , riv., Scot. (Berwick.) 3-

815b.
— , riv., Scot. (Fife) 24-418

(F2); 10-3290.

— , riv., Wales 9-428 (V. D2).
— , riv., Westm. 9-410b.
— , val., Cumb. 7-625a; 9-

413a; 21-176c.
— , val., Ky. 6-7 26c.
" Eden " (ship) 24-916C.
Edena, pass, Cauc. 23-874

(II. C2).
EDENBRIDGE, Kent 8-924a;

16-942 (E4).
Edenburg, S.Af. 25-466 (Q-

H7); 20-152d.

Edenderry, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Edenduffcarrick : see Shane a

Castle.

Edenfleld, Fla. 10-540 (D3).
— , Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
Edenhall, Cumb. 9-412 (I.

C3); 21-117a.
EDEN HALL, LUCK OF 8-

924a;21-117a.

Edenham, Scot. : see Ednam.
Edenitel3-707d.
EDENKOBEN, Ger. 8-924b;

11-808 (A-B4).

Eden Park, Cincinnati 6-371c.
Eden shale 27-631a.
Edensor, Derby. 9-416 (II.

D3); 6-7c.
EDENTATA 8-924b; 17-525d;

16-975d; 25-200c: distri-
bution 28-1007a, 28-10090.

— vera : see Xenarthra.
Edentistoma 5-673b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

256

KDDITON. N.a *-M»O: 16-

•dor, rlv.. Oer. 88-556b.

.rkr.1. 27- >
16-711. 1
Xdertord Bridge : batUe(1307)

Edermlne How*. Ira. 14-744

*• ' 14-744 (Dl>

:aoed. 8-ftlM: 28-
(M); 89-649 <»)l 8-

.".. 13-.-.M.
Vodana.
EDEMA. Meeop. 8-930a; 8-
26-31 id: coins
l*-s91o: language 84-615b.
— t liturgy ot: ess Nestorian

1-5140.

. M.I !?-.> «m

Swed.: see Lllla

Danes of. N.Af. 1-

.... 23-1'... I 1

Wales 8-418 (V. Bl).

8-933b; 8-40
19-69«a; library 16-
18-844o; temple 2-

(Aetheling) 8-9334;

»-l7lh; 19-1711..
EDGAR (king of England) 8-
933b; 9-47lb; 26-772O.

— (king of Scotland) 24-4314;
6-47T4.

— , E. C. 6-1550,
— , Sir James 5-1614.
Edgar. Fla. 16-540 (El)
-. 111. 14-304 (El).
— , Nob. 19-324 (Fl).
-. WIs. 28-740 <C4).
— . mt., W.Aus. 8-960 (OS).
~ Edgar " (cruiser) 84-908D.
Edgar Co., III. 14-304 (E4).
Edgard. La. 17-54 (b6).
"Edgar Quiuet " (cruiser) 24-

ilio.

Bdgarton. W.Va. 28-560 (A4>.
Edoartown. Mass. 17-851 (F-

O4); 17-7870.
— , harbour. Mass. 17-851

(04); 17-787D.
— . i iroat, pond. Mass. 17-851

Edgbaston. Warwick. 25-758

JB2); 3-984D.
Edgcott. Nortbanta. 9-420

(III. El) ; battle (1469) 9-

619b.
Edge, Caj,

-, S. F. iB-916b.

, 1st.. Spitsbergen 21-
i (B2); 2S-709a.

_oomb. Me. 17-434 (C5).
Edgocombo, N.C. 18-771 (E3).

— isl.. Pac.O. : tee Tunua, isl.

— Co.. N.C. 19-771 (El).
EDGECUMBE (family) 8-

:•:!,.
Edgccumbe, mt.. Alsk. 25-

161J; 28-189d.
-. int., N.X. 19-624 (F3>
BdgefleM, S.C. 25-.VXI (B-C3).
— Trenn. 26-610 (El).

— Co.. S.C. 26-620 (B-C3).
Bdgegrove. Pa. 21-106 (11-16).
•die Hill. Pa. 21-106 (Mi).
•dgohiU. Va. 28-118 (El).
EDGE HILL, int., Warwick.

8-93lb; 9-420 (III. E2);
battle (1641) 12-404b. 9-
3Sd, 27-582c; geology 28-
342b.

Edjreley. N.Dak. 19-780 (P3).
Kdgemont. Md. 17-828 (Dl).
-~TN.C. 19-772 (Al).
— , Nev. 5-8 (Kli.
— , Pa. 21-106 (K7).
. S.Dak. 25-506 (B4).

ir. Del. 17-828 (II).
' N J. : tee Indian

Edzcr, A. 9-773c.
Edge-rail (diet.) 22-819b.
Edgorly . . Uiuh 25-955C.
Edgerton. Colo. 6-721 (F3).
— . In.L 14-422 (HI).
— . Kan. 15-654 (Hi).
— . Minn. 18-550 (AT).
— . ML. 18-608 (Bl).

MI

— . Va. 28-118 (E4).
— . WIs. 28-740 (D6).

— Junction, Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
Edge runnertdict.): see Chilean

To mmke full une of this Index It It exsentlal to rend the
Instruction* given on Pmge I.

(MM (MX

1-7 M <BfV.

— , park. N.J. 19-. ,.!•.' (US).
Mfi|pM«V C.I. S-

I 1

.III 14- . i I.

11-

. Abbe: ttt Idle-
worth de Hrwuut, lloury
EMDX.

— . K. Y. 10-471.

— . MARIA 6-UJ4.-.

— . RICHARD LOVELL 6-
935o ; 18-17 4d.

- OE FIRMONT. HENRY

Essex 8-936e
Bdnwarthstown. Ire. 14-744

(DS); 16-9»la.
Ed«in«t..n. 111. 14-304 (Bl).

6-168 (EJ).
EOOREN-LEFTLER, ANNE

Charloiu 8-936.1; 88-12 1 a.
Etuf»iw. Mdx. 16-942 (I

— . road. Ltmd. 16-9S8 (Bl).
K..k-« ..... I. IM 21-1".. M.-
Edgwottb. Lane*. 18-139 (Dl).
Edbem Bey 27-159b.
EDHEM PASHA 8-937a; 12-

414b.

•dUtam. 26-71 (Al-2);26-73d.
Edible crab 7-356d; 7-557b;

— dormouse B-430a.

— egg-urchin 24-564O (fig.).

— frog ll-140d; l-llOo; 8-

n iS<fia,>.

— mussel : sre Sea-mussel.

— nest swift 26---M I.-; lli.rn.Mi
4-159b: Cey Ion 5-780b; Java
15-lAed: Mauritius 17-9I3U;
HhlllpDlne Islands 21 -394a.

— snail 25-284a; ll-513d (flff.).

— turtle : tee Uroen turtle.
EDICT 8-937a; In Roman law

23-.V..-K-. 23-564a.

— of Restitution (1629) 11-
858b ; 28-558a; 26-854C,

Edirtum Diorlftiani : see Dio-

eiftian. Edict of.
Edins, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).

— . Soot. : tee Edinburgh.

— MUU, Minn. 18-550 < E-F5).
Edinample, castle, Scot. 8-

798b.

Edinboro, Pa. 21-106 (Bl).
EdinburK. HI. 14-304 (C4).
Ind. 14-422 (E6).
Mias. 18-600 (C3).
Mo. 18-608 (Cl).
N.Dak. 19-780 (F-O1).
Vu. 28-1 IS (1)2).
Edinburgh, AUred. duke of:
tee Alfred, duke of Saxe-
Coburv and Qotha.
Edlnbunrh. 1'a. 21-106 (B3).
EDINBURGH, Scot. 8-937 b;
24-418 (E3); architecture
2-428a; castle 8-937b; lire
(1700) 10-401c; geology 8-
945b; history 9-49«>d, 24-
445a: housing 13-8I8c;
Ulegitlmacy 14-303a; local
government 24-429b; races
13-728C; university 8-941b,
27-7 65a, 16-5i5a, 27-7 79b.

— , settlement. Atl.0. 27-195C,

— Chamber of Commerce 27-
I :!...-.

Edinburgh Encyclopaedia 4-

513c.
Edinburgh Krfning Courant

18-565a; 8-943b.
Edinburgh Evening JVevw 19-

J65b.

Edinburgh Oaxftte 19-564d.
Edinburgh Oeographioal Insti-

tute 3-450S,
Edinburgh ReciewZl-lSltl; 25-

268c.
EDINBURGHSHIRE.OO., Scot.

8-94ld; 24-418 IE-F3); 24-

412 (ED: 24-4 19b.
Edinburgh H'eeklu Journal 19-

5Mb.
Edinarton. Wm. (bishop) 28-

roZo.

IMnikton. Wilt-. 9-420 (III.
C4); 27-1 !.'«•: 28-700b;
battle (878) 9-469d.

Edinirtonuv 28-973b.

Edinovyertsi (sect) 23-886b.

K..|i-i'- Hall. Scot. 3-816a.

-. Turk. : off Adriancipl.'.

EDISON, THOMAS ALVA 8-
946c; aoonninlator 1-
clectric liehtin« 9-|t8d. 16-
667a, 18-201 d: electric rail-
way 27-120d; phonograph
21-467c: telegraph 26-5l9b;
telephone 26-54Sd; wireless
tel«rraphy 26-531b.

Edison. Cal. 5-8 (D4).

--.c;»- ii-7.-.-.' , nil.

— . Neb. 19-S14 (E4).

— . O. 26-26 (E3).

— . Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— «S^te81dVP<IIp*0' '

SA

7-AI7d.
Edith. Ala. 1-4 60 (IIS).
11

— . Ml~. 16-«IM> I 1 1 1 I

HI).

Kdin.r 19-. i',.. I
•BtoPaccaldiri.) IV-atd.
Killv* (race) : «•<• Unlit*.
Edku. Egy. t- J.' )

aU Egy. 8-11 (BI); 6-

Edlabed. IndU : tot Adllabad.

I ,1: ' , ,. ... rol I 26-.''. .. . 25-

n. Northumb. 6-411

_

Ed

_

lingtu
I. El).

(I. El).
Edmer (English historian) : tee

\ ..!• ,. <•

Edmeston. James 14-l96d.
Edmeston. N.Y. 19-596 (E3).

I •! 1 . 21-1".. I. I

Edraond, Okla. 26-58 (Dl).
Edrnondbyen. Dur. 8-411 (I.

Kilmondia 5-31 Ic.

I.. I t..|-. U.i b 2H- : 'I [CM,

•l-iii. William 11-llTa.
Edmondaon. Ark. 2-552 (El).
Edmondstown. Ire. 14-744

Kilni.inson Co., Ky. 15-740

(li:il.

Kilin.instnn, Laurence 24-855C.
EDMONTON, Can. 8-946d; 1-

500 (IJ2>; l-SOOc.
EDMONTON, dist.. Mdx. 8-

947a; 16-942 (Dl).
— . Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Edmore. Mich. 18-372 (E6).

. N.pak. 19-7KO (Fl).
EDMUND. ST 8-'.' 171.: 9-1911.;

f.iTit protection order 10-

606b,

— (earl of Cornwall) 9-495c;
KVtMb,

EDMUND (king ot E. Anglia)

8-9l7d; 9-4090.
EDMUND I. (king of England)

8-94-vi; 9-4 ilb; 10-8138,

— II. (Ironside : king of Eng-
land) 8-948c; 9-I7-.M..

EDMUND (king of Sicily) 8-
1M-.1; 9-496d; 16-

— (of Woodstock, earl of Kent)
9-.'.'>U: 15-734b.

— de Mortimer : set Mortimer.
Edmund, Wis. 28-740 (C6).
EDMUNDS.GEORGE FRANK-

lin 8-9 19a: 18-846c.

Edmunds, N.Dak. 19-780 (F2).

Edmunds Act (1882) 18-846c;
27-723b.

Edmunds Co., S.Dak. 25-506
(F2).

Edmundson, William 14-778d.

Edmundston. Can. 19-465 (A-
Bl).

Edmunds-Tucker Act (1887)
18-846C.

Edna. Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— , Kan. 15-654 (G3).

— . Miss. 18-600 <C4).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L7).

Ednam, Yiscount 8-636C.

Ednam, Scot. 15-721c.

Edneyville, N.C. 19-772 (B-
C4).

Ed6. Nor. 19-804 (Cl).

Edolo. It. 15-4 (Cl); 26-242
(14).

EDOM, dist.. Pal. 8-949b;
2O-601 (CO): elective mon-
archy 14-21HV; in Ornesit
ll-584b; Jewish relations
(5th century B.C.) 26-6 lOa,
20-6l5a, 18-39&O; meaning
of name 9-760a; migration
to Judaea 19-146d; in Oba-
dioA 19-944c: submission to
Sargon 24-2 19c.

— . Va. 28-118 (Dl).

Edomka, Ruas.As. 25-10 (K-
Ll).

Edon. O. 20-16 (Al).

Edonl. tribe 26-886C.

Edrav, W.Va. 28-560 (C3).

EDRED (king) 8-9 jod; 8-
47 Ib; 9-351b.

Edrei, Pal. 26-602 (E3): battle
(1 1 :.2 B.C.) 3-464d; Decapo-
lls league 7-909d; identifica-
tion 3-465b.

Edremld. Turk.As. 2-760 (B3).

EilnMH'h, Turk. : tee Adrian-
ople.

E4renos Chal, rlv., Turk.As.
2-760 (C3) : tee Rhyndaoos.

Edrie (kinir of Kent) 15-735C.

— , STREONA8-951a;9-472b;
•8-4004,

jwin : on opmblnaUon
tones 88>4A9o; magnetesm

EdskO. Isl ' Hwed. 88-190 (Dl).

Edsta* (irild) 8-30a.

Edson. WIs. 88-740 (BKM).

Edooa (deity) 28-6VH.

Educabuitr (blol.) 26-1038*.

EDUCATION 6-9.-.lb; 28-
1019a; airrloultiuml 1-41.1.1;
archaeoloirioal 8-3&4d: As-
obam 2-71 Id: blind 4-59d;
Carpenter. Wary 6-JHSb;
charity scbooln 6-
Chautauqna movement 6-
190 ; classical 6-455d; co-
education : ttr that heading.
Comenius 6-759c; Counter
Reformation period 28-489d:
Cousin 7-331c: deaf and
dumb7-8HOb; drama as edu-
cational Instrument 8-538c,
8-543b. 8-6184; economic* In
6-902b; elementary 24-370d;
Fenelon 16-153a; free 24-
367b ; Froebel 11 - 140b ;
Greek sophistical system 25-
421c; Hamilton. James 12-
885d; Hegel 18-101b: Her-
hart 13-337d; Jesuits 15-
339<1. 15-344a; kindergarten
15-802a; Locke 16-848d;
monasteries 3-721d. Pesta-
loxxl 21-28 4c; Piarlst system
21-574c; Plato 2S-411o; psy-
chological aspects 14-332h.
25-79.-; Qulnlillan 22-761d;
RonaUHance23-87d; second-
ary combined with technical
26-495d; Socrates 26-335 b:
Spartan 26-61 la; technical
2«-487c; Tolstoy 26-1055d;
of women 28-7 Sia. See alto
Women, .'k'liools. School
Boards, and under names
of separate countries.

— Act (1872): in Scotland
24-421c; 24-465C.

— Act (1902) 8-97:t«.

— bill (1808) 8-975D.

— Bill (1906) 8-980d; 26-
496c.

— Bill (1908)8-9804.

— . Boar4 of (U.K.) 8-9784;
16-947c; Act (1899) 8-9784.
8-982b: examinations 10-
43d: library 16-553a; medi-
cal department 8-981b; mu-
seums 19-61 d: savings bank
system 22-188a; science and
art department : see that
title.

— . Bureau of (U.S.) 8-986a.

— Code (1882) 19-41..

— . Committee of (Comite de
I'inBtruction) 7-46c.

— Department : tee Educa-
tion. Board ot

— (London) Act (1903) 16-
947c.

— , Minister of 8-974b.

— (Provision of Meals) Act
(1906) 8-981D.

Eductions 7-47b.

Edulla 19-994a.

Edw, rlv., Wales 9-428 (V.
E3); reserroir 28-407 (map).

Edwall, Wash. 28-354 (G-
H2).

EDWARD (the Confessor) 8-
990c; 9-473a; crown 7-
51 7d; funeral, Baycux Tap-
estry 3-556 (PI. I. flit. 2):
German alliance ll-838c:
laws 9-602a. 17-31 4d : seal
24-.140a; shrine 18-21 Ob, 18-
"71..

EDWARD (the Elder) 8-
989d: 9-470d.

EDWARD (the Martyr) 8-
990b.

EDWARD I. (of England)
8-9'Jlb; 9-494a; 9-493a;
crown 7-517b; Dutch alli-
ance 13-607 d: Ireland 14-
772a; legal reforms 9-603a;
parliament 20-839d; Scot-
tish wars 24-434a; seal
24-541d.

— II. 8-99:ta: 9-49^d: costume
under 7.-237c; crown 7-
51 7b; Ireland 14-771a;
Templars 26-597b.

— III. 8-994a: 9-501a: army
2-61 Ib; coinage 19-899a;
Dutch allmnr.- 13-608c ;
honie-breedinal3-718b: Ire-
Iandl4-772h; parliament 2O-
840d; William of Wykeham
28-6)tOa.

— IV. 8-99:.d: 9-5 17a; bene-
volences 3-728c; crown 7-

ECGO-EDWI

Iressod 14-

: J

16-lIUc.

EDWARD V. 8-*96r.
- VI. 6-4r»»dri-MieJ

7- , IfrUud t

• •li.«.U fouodMl 86-1 .
ill H ' »-5(|e; otrll

Ust46-4l».: ~tna^ 18-

— (duke of Oeidsrlaod) 11-

i.flb.

— (king of Portugal) 22-Ula.

— I. .(tincof BeoUand) : •»

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Pmge /.

267

Edward, king of

— (The Black Prloos). Prtoee
of Wales 8-9994; 8-504a
and ML; Oarter. Order
of 18-Hi7a: Navarre tnatr
6-9J4d; at PoiU«n 21-68M;
tomb 84-494 b.

— (Prince of Wales, son
of Henry VI.) 18-lS6o ; legi-
timacy questioned 8-517a;
marriage 6-5194.

— (Prince of \\ale«, eon of
Richard IK.) 9-523b.

— (I'rince of Wales, son of
George V.) (1894- ) U-
71' i

— (earl of Warwick) 28-9i«a;
9-. .241.; -iiiinel'. Impersona-
tion 25-124S.

Edward, cape. Aid 21-8*8

(111).
— , fort, N.Y. 11-7484.

— VII.. mt.. C-Asla 26-909c.
— . rlv., NJ.W. 18-538 <B4);

19-4 ic,
Edward AthrOTt Brietamm-

ha* (Jacobl) 18-1154.
Edward Augustus, fort. WJs. :

tec St Francis, fort.
" Edward Bonavcnture " : ex-

... i I,, i, 4-.' -•

Edward Bruce (kin*; of Ire-
land) : tee Bruce, Edward.
EDWARDES, SIR HERBERT

Benjamin 9-la; Indian Mu-
tiny 14-4481.; .-ikhWaraS-

88a.
— , Richard : literary work 8-

M-. .
Edwardeeabad, India: sss

Bannu.

Edward Medal 18-17b.
EDWARDS. AMELIA ANN

Blandford 9-2a.
— , BELA BATES 9-lb.
— , BRYAN 9-2c.
— , Charles 5-647d.
— . Knxv-t 21-494C.
— , GEORGE 9-2d.
— , HENRY THOMAS (divine)

9-2d.
— , II. T. : on Manila hemp 17-

580c.

— , .-ir James Beran 2-965d.
— , JONATHAN 9-ld; literary

position l-832b, 1-8374;

revivalist work 6-935d.
— , Jonathan (the Younger)

9-5d; New England theo-

logy 6-936a.
—.LEWIS 9-6c; Welsh essay*

— , Ninian 9-7b.
— . Owen M. 6-649a.

! : - - 19- ttt,

Pierrepont 9-6b.

RICHARD 9-44.

Thomas (poet) 5-6484.

THOMAS CHARLES 8-76.

William 22-7 Id.

(Captain) ll-629b.
Edwards. Colo. 6-721 (Dl).

III. 14-304 (C3).

Ind. 14-411 (C5).

Kr. 15-740 (B4).

MIM. 18-600 (B3).

N.Y. 19-596 (El).

Tex. 26-690 (El).
— : riv.. 111. 18-304 (BJ).
Edwardsbarg. Mick 18-37J

(D-E8).
Edwards Co.. 111. 14-304 (DS).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 <C3).

— Co.. Tex. 26-690 (G6>.
Edwardsdale, Pa. : see Ed-

wardsvUle, Pa.
Edwardsia 2-100b; 21-779b;

13-7734.
Edwards Plateau. Tex. 27-

Stt o.

Edwardsport, Ind. 14-422 (C7 ).
Edwardsville. Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
EDWARDSVILLE, 111. 9-7b;

14-304 (C:.): 14-3 Ida.
EDWARDSVILLE, Pa. 9-7C.
Edimrd the Second (Marlowe)

17-741d.
Edwin (earl ot Mcrcia) 8-

473c; 9-474a: 9-474d.
EDWIN (king of Nortnumbria)

xxix. 9

EDWI-ELAN

9-7o; 19-793c; 18-151d;

Honorius 13-660C.
EDWiN, JOHN 9-7d.
— , John (the Younger) 9-8a.
Edwin Arnold, mt., C.Af. 23-

947b; 2-634c.
" Edwin Forrest " (horse) 13-

EDWY (king) 9-8a; 9-471b.
Edwy, riv., Wales : see Edw.
Edzard Cirksena 9-33 Id.
Eilzell, Scot. 24-412 (F3); 4-

4oUa; geology 10-661a.
Eeckeren, Belg. 3-668 (Dl);

battle (1702) 25-60 la.
EECKHOUT, GERBRAND

van den 9-8b.
— , J. van den 2O-508C,
Eecloo, Belg. 3-668 (Bl).
Eeden, Frederick van 8-7280,
Eekhoud, Georges 3-680d.
Eel, cape. Mass. 17-852 (G4).
— , riv., Cal. 5-8 (Al).
— , riv., Ind. 14-422 (E3).
— , riv., Ind. 14-422 (C6); 14-

422.
EEL (flsh) 9-8c; 7-687b; 14-

500a; brain 14-265c; dura-

tion of life 16-9 7 5c; fishing

2-30b, 27-2210.
Eelbeck, Ga. 11-752 <B3).
Eelbrook Common, Loud. 16-

938 (A-B3).
Eel-grass 14-112b; 14-112c

(fig.); pollination of 22-3d.
Eel Pie, isl., Thames, Eng. 27-

492a.

Eel-pout : ate Burbot.
Eem, riv., HoU. 13-588 (G2);

13-5S8d; l-849c.
Eenis. riv., Ger. : see Ems.
Eendracht, riv., HoU. 4-357d.
Eenhorn, Lambartus van 5-

740c.

Eeurum, HoU. 13-588 (Dl).
Eeragh, isl., Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Eerbeek. HoU. 13-588 (D2).
EerstaUng, mine. Trans. 27-

190d.
Ecsti-maa, prov., Ross. : see

Esthonia.

Eetion : see Aetion.
Eetionoa, prom.. Or. 2-S36d.
Efa : tee Horned viper.
Efate, Isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (N9);

19-5000.
Efendipoulo, Caleb : see Caleb

Efendipoulo.
Eferding, Aus. 3-4 (C2).
Effect (machinery) 20-730<L

— (mechanics) 17-101 la.
Effect, factor of 3-2 7 9a.
Effective radius 17-1004d.

— zone 23-331 b.
Effector organs 4-404b.
Effcn, Justus van 8-7-."nl.
EFFENDI (diet.) 9-9d.
Efferdingen, Aus. : battle

(1626) 20-7 I "a.
Efferent lymphatic vessel 17-
166b.

— nerves 4-404a; 19-402C.
Efflat, Antoine Coeffler, mar-
quis d' 8-7 M.: 10-836&.

Efficiency 17-101 la; 9-194b;

13-143c ; electromagnetic

engine 9-402a, 27-174b;

gas engines 9-3plc, ll-501a;

pressure engine 14-93b;

steam engine 25-S30c;

thermal 13-1 38b.
Efflcient cause 5-558a.
Effigies (Roman images) : see

Imago.
EFFIGIES, MONUMENTAL 9-

lOa; 24-489b; 24-492c; 24-

494b.
Efflngham, earldom of 13-

834d.

Efflngham, IU. 14-304 (D4).
— , S.C. 25-500 (E2).
— , Sur. 16-942 (C3).

— Co., Go. 11-752 (E3).

— Oo., 111. 14-304 (D4).

— FaUs, N.H. 19-490 (E4).
Efflngton, S.Dak. 25-506 (12).
Effort, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Effort (mech.) 17-1010a; In

shipbuilding 24-930c.
Effrelikon, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
Effusoris aquae, stellae (con-

stellation) : see Aquarius.
Efik, race 4-962a; »-lld; 1-

329 (table); dialect diction-
ary 8-199d.
Eflatun Bunar, Asia M. 13-

536 (B2); 13-535d.
Efremov, Ross. 23-872 (E5);

27-365d.

Efverod, Swed. 26-190 (B-C4).
Ega, riv., Sp. 25-530 (EU;

>-844a.

Egal, Sum. 26-71 (B3).
Egam, Nig. : fee Egga.
Egan, Patrick 20-856C.
— , PIERCE 9-1 Ic.
— , Pierce (the Younger) 9-lld.
Egan, IU. 14-304 (Cl).
— , S.D»k. 25-506 (13).

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

Egan, mts., Nev. 5-8 (F2).
Egana, Arg. 2-462 (E4).
KganvUle, Can. 20-114 (El);

25-646d.

Egas, Enrique de 2-41 7b.
Egati, isls., Sic. : see Aegadian

Islands.
Egba, state, W.Af. l-43a;

dialect 28-937a.
— , tribe 28-937b; l-329d

(table); worship 4-791b.
Egbert (Egberht): see Ecgbert.
Egbert, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , VVyo. 28-874 (H4).
EGBO (secret society) 9-lld.
Egea de los Caballeros, Sp.

25-530 (El).
EGEDE, HANS 9-12a; 19-

816a; on sea-serpent 24-

56 Ic.

— , Paul 9-12a.
Egede, fjord, Green. : see Ser-

milik Fjord.
Egedesminde, Green. 12-543

(D4); 12-547ii.
— , dist.. Green. 12 - 543

(E4).
Egeiga, Sud. : see Omdur-

Egeland, N.Dak. 19-780 (E-
Fl).

Egeln. Ger. : geology 20-81d;
20-82 (table).

Egelnodus : see Aethelnoth.

Egelric : see Aegelric.

Egelsinus, abbot l-24a.

EGER, AQ1BA 9-12b.

EGER, Aus. 9-12b; 3-4 (Cl);
3-36a; Frederick II. 's acces-
sion 11-843C.

EGER, Hung. 9-12c; 3-4 (G3).

— , riv., Aus. 3-4 (1)1); 9-161b.

Egerdir, lake, Asia M. 21-
6o2a.

EGERIA (nymph) 9-12d; 19-
847a; 17-931a.

" Egeria " (sliip) 19-970d.

Egerii, isl.. Nor. 19-804 (A3).

Egersund, Nor. 19-804 (B3).

Egerton (family) : see Brack-
ley, viscount; Bridgewater,
dukes and earls of; Elles-
mere, earls of.

— , Algernon 8-975b.

— , General Sir C. C. l-94d.

— , SIR PHILIP DE MALPAS
Grey 9-13a.

Egerton, Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).

Egerton MS. 22-966a.

Egerton v. Earl Brownlow
28-656d.

Egosta, Sic. : see Segesta.

Egestorfshall, Ger. 12-923d.

EGG, AUGUSTUS LEOPOLD
9-13a.

Egg, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
isl., Pac.O. : see Nui.
i-L, Haw. : see Lehua.
isl., Scot. : see Eigg.
lake, Can. 5-160 (P5).
mt., Vt, 19-490 (AS).

EGG 9-13c; birds-nesting 3-
978c; coloration 19-.667d;
food values 8-2 16a; game
laws ll-442c; preservation
10-614b. See also Ovum.

Egga, Nig. 19-678 (B-C3);
19-676d.

Egg and dart (arch.) 18-933d.

— and tongue (arch.) 18-9334

— apparatus (hot.) 2-llb.

— apple 2-224c.

Eggar moth 16-472d; 13-432c.
Egg bird : see Sooty tern.

— ceU (hot.) : see Oosphere.

— ceU (zool.) : see Ovum.

— dance 7-798d.
Egge, Peter 19-817d.
Eggegebirge, mts., Ger. 28-

556a.
EGGENBERG, HANS UL-

rich von 9-16d.
— , Jacob von 12-396b.
— , Johann A. von, duke of

Krumau 12-3 lie.
Eggcnberg, dist., Aus. 25-

1059c.

Eggenfelden, Ger. 11-808 (D4).
EGGER, EMILE 9-17a; 14-

63 Oc.

Egger, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
ERKers, Bartholomew 12-2 80c.
Eggcrs, isl., Green. 12-543(E6).
Eggertz's test 6-64b.
Eggesford grits 7-617d.
Egg Flat, tract, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).

— Harbor, Wis. 28-740 (F3).

— Harbor, inlet, N.J. 19-502
(C-D5).

— Harbor City, N.J. 19-502
<C4).

Eggis, Etienne 26-265d.
Eggishom, mt., Alps 26-242

(E4); l-744a.
Egg Island, pt., N.J. 19-502

(B5).

Egtrfwil, Switz. 26-242 (D3).
Egglesbreth, Scot. : see Fal-

ktak.

Egglescliffe, Dur. 9-412 (I. F3).
EGGLEsTON, EDWARD 9-

17a.

— , George Gary 9-1 7b.
Egglestou, Dur. 9-412 (I. E3).
— , lake, Colo. 6-722 (C2).
Egglestoue, abbey, Yorks. 9-

412 (I. E3); 28-935d.
Eggleston's Point, N.Y. 21-

116b.

Egg medium 20-49 Ib.
Eggmuhl, Ger. : see Eckmuhl.
Egg oil 20- nil..
— plant : see Aubergine.
Egg Rock, isl., Mass. 17-852

<C3).
Egg-sheU porcelain 5-746b;

15-1 88c.
EGHAM, Sur. 9-17c; 16-942

(B3).

— , New, Sur. 16-942 (B3).
Eghin-gol., riv., Russ.As. : see

Egin-gol.
Egiale, Aeg.S. 7-681c; coin 19-

885c.

Egibi tablets 3-99c.
Egica (Visigoth) 25-540b; 25-

569d.
Egidio, Luca da : see Signor-

elli, Luca.

— Colonua : see Colonna,
Egidio.

— di Viterbo, Cardinal 9-272a.
Egidius de Roya : see GUles de

Roye.
Egilshay, isl., Scot. 24-412

(Fl); 20-280c.

Egil SkaUagrimsson 14-234C.
Egilssaga 14-236a; 23-1000d.
Egilsson, Jon 14-239d.
— , Sveiubjorn 14-235c.
EGIN, Turk.As. 9-17. i; 2-565

(B2).

Egina, W.Aus. 2-960 (B4).
Eginon, riv., Switz. 23-2 7 Ib.
Egin-gol, riv., Russ.As. 25-

10 (F4); 27-170a.
Eginhardus : see Einhard.
Eginitis, Demetrius 6-525a.
Egino, count of Urach ll-366a.
Eginton, Francis 4-324a.
Egirdir, lake, Turk.As. 2-760

(D3); 2-758b.

Egish, lake, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
E-gish -shir-sal 25-138b.,
Egito, W.Af. 6-923 (A5); 2-39c.
Egla : see Egilssaga.
Eglab, wcU, Sah. 1-320 (C2).
Eglantine, Fabre d' : see Fabre

d'Eglantine.

Eglantine, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
EGLANTINE (hot.) 9-1 7d.
Eglantine, Chamber of the 8-

722d.

Eglesfleld, Robert de 20-41 la.
Eglcsham, George 10-247a.
Eglctons, FT. 10-778 (E5).
Egliugham, Northumb. 9-412

(LE2).

EGLINTON, EARLS OF 9-1 7d.
— , Alexander Montgomerie,

earl of (d. 1661) 9-18a; 24-

450c.
— , Alexander Montgomerie,

earl of (d. 1729) 9-18a; 11-

83a.

— , Archibald William Mont-
gomerie, earl of 9-1 8b; 2-

451c; bowls 4-346d; statue

3-74b.
— , Hugh Montgomerie, earl

of 9-18a; 24-447b; 15-798d.
— , Susannah, countess of 9-

18a; 27-305d.
Eglinton, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
— , castle, Scot. 15-7 98d.
Eglinton Chemical Co. 16-

341d.

— Ironworks, Scot. 15-708d.
Eglintoun, Sir Hugh 13-847d.
Eglisau, Switz. 28-1057b.
Eglisia ll-516b.

Eglon (king of Moab) 9-131a.
Eglon, W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Egloshayle, Corn. 28-228b.
Eglwys-Cymmyn, Wales 9-428

(V. B4).

EglnTseg, Wales 8-1 8b.
Eglwys-Fach, wales 9-428 (V.

Dl).

Eglwysilan, Wales 4-937c.
EglwysNewydd, Wales 5-321a.
Eglv\Tswrw, Wales 9-428 (V.

B3).
Egmond, Lamoral, count of :

see Egmont.
Egmond (Egmond - Biermen

and Ecmondaan Zee), HoU.

13-588 (B2); abbey 13-60Ga;

battle (1799) 4-623c, 18-

809c; tramway l-686c.
EGHONT, EARLS OF 9-18c.
— , Arnold, count of 15-863d.
— , LAMORAL, count of 9-

18d; 19-417a; 15-862b.
— , Philippe d' 16-1 83d.
Egmont, Fla. 10-540 (D4).
— , Holl. : see Egmond.
— , bay, Can. 19-831 (Bl).

Egmont.cape.N.Z. 19-624 (D3).
— , isl., Ind.O. 5-800d.
— , isl., Pac.O. : see Tatakoto.
— , int., N.Z. 19-624 (E3); 19-

624b.

Egmont (Goethe) 12-1 83d.
Egmore, Madras 17-291c.
Eguach, Switz. 26-242 (Gl).
Egnatia, It. : see Guatia.
— , Via (Roman road) l-483a;

2-186c; 14-326d; 8-930a;

triumphal arches 24-85d.
Eguatius, Baptista 10-453c.

— Color 25-430b.
Egnell, Can. 4-600 (Cl).
Egoa, Nig. 19-678 (A4).
EGOISM (ethics) 9-19c; 22-

584c; Butler 9-831a; Cam-
bridge Platonists 9-828b;
Hutcheson 9-831d; indivi-
dualism 14-486d; Mande-
viUe 17-560b; Nietzsche 9-
842c; Spencer 25 - 637a;
Taylor, A. E. 9-844a ; Tay-
lor, N. W. 26-472b; Yang-
Chu 6-194a, 6-226d.

Egoist, The (Meredith) 18-161c.

EGORIEVSK, Russ. 9-20b;
23-S72 (E-F4).

Egoroff : magneto -optics 17-
39 Ib.

Egotism : see Egoism.

Egra, Arab. : see Ala.

EGREMONT, EARLS OF 9-
20b.

— , Algernon Seymoiu1, earl
of : see Somerset, Algernon
Seymour, duke of.

Egremont, Ches. 16-139 (A3).

EGREMONT, Cumb. 9-20c;
9-412 (I. A4); iron mines 7-
62 6c.

— , Wales 9-428 (V. B4).

EGRESS (ustron.) 9-20d.

Egret 13-387b; 4-444a; 11-
102c.

Egri, mts., Arm. 23-874 (C4).
See also Ararat,

— Kapu, aqueduct, Constan-
tinople 7-3a; 2-244b.

— Kcmcr, aqueduct, Constan-
tinople 2-244a.

Egripo, channel, Gr. 12-427b.
— , isl., Gr. : see Euboea.
— , str., Gr. : see Euripus.
Egton, Yorks. 9-412 (I. G4).

— High, moor, Yorks. 9-412
(I. G4).

Egtved, Den. 8-24 (B3).

Egua, pass, Alps l-744a.

Eguala Izoion, Aby. l-90d.

Epuillcs copper-works, Fr. 7-
105b.

Egusquiza, J. B. 20-759b.

Eguzon, Fr. 10-778 (E4).

Egwin, St 10-10d.

EGYPT 9-21a; 9-40 (map);
23-648 (E-F4).

— : Modern 9-20d ; antiquities,
service of 9-40a ; army 9-
37a; chemistry 6-44a ; cli-
mate 9-23d; comnmnica-
tions 9-25d; education 9-
30a ; flora and fauna 9-24a;
geology 9-23a; iiihaliitants
9-31a, 12-893b, 10-242b (see
also Copts); irrigation 9-27c;
language and press 12-894C,
22-30U1, 8-199b, 9-30c;
missions 18-597c; post office
9-113b; religion 9-29d; sur-
veys 9-101b, 17-652b.

— : Ancient 9-39d; astronomy
9-47b, 2-809a; biblical use
of name 18-628d; caste
system 5-468d; cheini^lry
6-1 la: coins 9-44d, 9-73c,
19-891d; costume 7-226d.
9-31c; dentistry 8-50b;
drama 8-487d; falconry 10-
141c; hunting 9-4 5 b, 13-
946b, 9-4 2d; implements
9-72 (figs.); irrigation 14-
846d, 9-89b; language 9-
57b, 21 - 426d, 13 - 538a;
libraries 16-545d; literature
9-47d; medicine 9-47c, 26-
126a; numeral system 19-
866c; nursing 19 - 91 4d;
papyri 20-5573, 6-455c; pic-
tography 28-853b ; science
9-46d; ships 24-861d; wea-
pons 9-72 (figs.); weights
and measures 28-482d, 28-
484c, 28-485d; zodiacal signs
28-995a.

— : Army (ancient) 9-44a; 17-
229b; 2-592c; mercenaries
of Rameses II. 9-85c, 23-
474a; standards 10-454b.

— : ArchitcctiireZ-STdc; altars
l-759d; arch 2-343d; baths
3-51 7b; building materials
9-42b; capital 5-275d; Cop-
tic 2-391b; doors 8-4 19d;
door-ways 8-420d ; gargoyles
ll-466a, 13-810c; Mahom-
medan 2-423d; monuments
9-74c, 18-798b; mouldings

18-932b; plaster-work 21-
784b; stone-\vork 9-69d;
temples 26-6 lOa, 2-350d?
vault 27-956d; wattle and
dab construction 28-4 19b;
windows 28-7121). See also-
Obelisk; Pyramid.

EGYPT: Art 9-65c; alabaster
l-466o; bronze 2-351d; em-
broidery 9-309b, 5-392 (PI.
I. figs. 1, 2); epitaphs 9-
703b; exploration 9-39c (see-
also Egypt Exploration.
Fund); furniture ll-3C3d,
3-612a; gem-engraving 11-
563a; glass 9-73b, 12-98c
(Plate) : gold and silver plate
21-789d; inscriptions 9-fl7b,
14-619c; iron age 14-800c,
2-353a; ivory carving 15-
95d; jewelry 9-73a, 15-
364a (Plate), 8-799a, 4-3f>9b
(fig.), 23-349b; metal-work
9-73a, 18-207c; mosaic 18-
883c; musical instruments
19-318c; painting 9-65d,
9-67 (Plate), 19-201), 20-
463a, 20-491d; portraiture'
20-475a; pottery 9-731), 5-
707d, 5-706b; printed tex-
tiles 26-707c; sarcophagus
24-209b; sculpture 9-66d,
19 - 16a; seals 24 - 539a;
tapestry -weaving 26-4 03d ;
tools 9-68b, 2-349b; wax
figures 28-430b; wood -carv-
ing 28-7 9 Id.

— : Commerce and Indus-
tries 9-27d; 9-44d; agricul-
ture(modern) 9-26c, (ancient)'
9-45b, l-388b; cotton 7-
264a, 7-27 4c; Greek trade
(6th cent. B.C.) 12-445a;.
ivory 15-92d; minerals 9-
23c, 21-789d, 9-:i:i2b; silk
25-105a; sugar 26- I7a : tim-
ber 10-648a; Turkish empire
trade 27-430b; U.K. trade
27-602b; wool export 28-
816b.

— : Finance (modern) 9-33c;
9-113a; 9-34d; coinage, &c.^
9-28c, 19-910a; national
debt statistics 19-269b;
Northbrook mission 19-
770d: taxation 9-93a.

— : Hcligion (ancient) 9-48b;
Amenophis IV. reforms 9—
84c; animals sacred ia
9-46a, 9-50a, 19-)28c;
anointing of images 18-191c;.
Baal venerated 3-89a; burial
customs 5-54d, ll-330d;
circumcision 6-389b; cos-
mogony 7-216b; fasting 10-
194b; festivals 10-221a, 16-
132c: flagellation 10-4 63b;
Greek religion, effect on
13-240a; Hellenistic influ-
ence 13-245b; monotheism
13-178a, 26-746a; mytho-
logj' 19-138a; Palestine dis-
coveries 20-609c; iiilfjriirn-
ages 21-604d; priesthood
9-44C, 9-54c, 22-3 18a, 9-
86a; soul theory 7-899b.
See also Isis; Osiris, &c. i
Coptic Church ; Abyssinian
Church.

— : History, I. (Ancient} 9-80a^
Babylonia and Assyria 3-
105b; Hellenism 13-24.'ia,
13-237c; Ilittites 13-534c:
Middle Kingdom dynasties
9-82a; New Empire dynas-
ties 9-83a; Old Kingdom
dynasties 9-81a; Palestine
26-C06a, 20-61 9c; Persia
21-207d, 5-100b; Philistines
21-402a; Phoenicia 21-450d;
Ptolemies 22-616c; Rome-
23-631b.

— : 11. (MahommcrJan period)
9-90c; 10-202a; 5-23c; 7-
528b; 'Amr b. el-Ass 1-
895b; Sicilian expedition 28-
67 Ic.

— : ui. (Modern) 9-1 lOc;
French policy 10-896a;
ItaUan relations 15-72c;
Napoleon's campaign 11-
194a, 19-195b; Palmer's-
mission 20-644c; Sudan 26-
15b; Turkish policy 27-
456b; wars of 1822 seq.
9-120a, 9-578b, 17-720c.

— (Little) 12-37d.

— (Lower, &c.)9-21a; 9-43b.

Ark. 2-552 (D2).
Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Miss. 18-600 (D2).
Pa. 21-106 (L4).
Wash. 28-354 (G2).
pt., I. of W. 25-358b.
Egypt, Bank of : see Bank of
Egypt.

— Exploration Fund 2-702d;
9-40b; founders of 9-2b, 22-
72d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

258

To make full use of this Index It It ennentlml to remd the
Instruction* glvca on Pmge I.

EDWI-ELAN

— Mew owl O-14O.

— •MM 11-2I.U; 0-914b; :

— llalM : err MalM.
l...r. li- M • I »-.'!..

— Jaokal: w* Kryptlan wolf.

— laept* 18-179b.

— Law of ll.jul.Utl.in 0-3 4a;
10-7 i I.I.

_ Ma. :_we Lota. (Nym-
plutca Lotos).

— millet : trt llajra.

— onion 10-11*0.

— pw> : ttt Gram.

— privet : en Henna.

11-7960: 10-581a,
M^^O^^^o^ *

we ftwlorii

— tultiirrlC-llld.

I M-IIAa.

— nin.l 22-U7lkI.

— wolf 15-|o?a: 5-3710.
Jterptoloiry.ConinitaionotlS-

JtbaUabaht. tribe l-434a.
.mden. -•• r. 17-717.1.
Smut, Va. 28-118 (1)3).
Tfcm riv . Cuml). 0-413 (I.

7-iiild.
y*'"", prov., Jap. 15-156

(1110); 15-105a: 7-300b.
Ehinren. RoUenburg, Gel. 23-

Shreir, riv., PaL 10-603 (D-E3).
Karen. Kin. 10-.. I ' den.
EHRENBERG, CHRISTIAN

GcnUrUd (d. 1876) 9-13Uc;

3-147C,
-. < '. (tl. 1891) : aconite 1-

i .J.i.

Ehrvnber*. ArU. 2-.'.l4 (A3).
EH3ENBREITSTE1N. Uci. 9-

130d; II-.HIIS (I. k7).
Ihrenfeld. Cologne »-«97«.

- . I'.,. 21-1-. K •>.

EhrenMed (count palatine In

Lorraine) : *rr Exso.
Khrensvard. Karl August 20-

.

jntreUa 4-242b.
Ehrhardt: ammunition 1-8694.
Xhrnardt, s.t '. 25-300 (CO).
Elirich. Grossen. Ger. : tee

Uronsen Khrk-li.
Xhrtlch. Paul: bacteriology

3- 1 7 1 d : physiology 25-67 7 d;

sleeping staknem 2O-790b.
Ehr-I.ung. fort. Port Arthur

83-926C,
Khnnann, Francis Emilo 5-

7 Wb.
Khstrs, race, Run. : we Eetho-

Butland. prov., Russ. : tee

•uia.

EHUD (bibl.) 9-1318.
Eiao. Is).. Pac.U. 20-436 <L5>;

17-750d.
TUdri. lake. At l-322a; 1-

..
Xlbar, Sp. 25-530 (Dl); 12-

6080.
E1BENSTOCK. Oer. 0-lSlb;

11-808(111. qll).
Etch, ml. Soot. 24-418 (B2);

W6.ll>.

EKHBERG. JULIUS 9-1 ;1 !..
EICHENDORFF, JOSEPH,
.err von 9-1. ill.; 11-

• r. 3-1 M.I.
rtle. Oer. 17-

EICHHORN. JOHANN COTT-
fri»d 9-1 iM: 3-H82a.

— . KARL FRIEDRICH 9-
USm.

Xfahler. A. W. : on coniforao
12-7i!0t.; dicotyledons 2-14a.
M. S-334d.

Eli-lilvr kerosene purification

Eieh.ini. III. 14-304 (D6).
ElcbHfcld. dist.. Oer. 13-2 12d;

XMMtat. EugSne Beanharnate,
Iirtnce of : we B«aubarnala,

EICHSTATT (Atctutadt, Er-
•tatt). Ger. »-132b; 11-808
28-.'»la.

EICHWALD. KARL EDUARD

.

BichwalOiidao 4-366*,

1.1

% BergMihus) 10-
'. 12-Ulla.
M> (dirt ) 10-7y»b

w* Lliard.

£i |
0-3I9T.
) 10-H04

Bder-caiwl. ti.-r. .

I mi H. n> .. Ucr. t-131o; 1-14

EIDER (tool.) t-ujd; down
10-t»»d; pearl formation U-

Elderdamk O-37c.
Kldonjodt, penln.. Oer. 24-

Nor. 10-804 (1)1).
. rd. fjord. N..r. 10-804
1): 12-94 la.

• ll-490a.

..bay. Ice. 14-118 (Dl).
KldllU. Loopold l-489d.
Etdotrrapb 2O-684a.

K,.|..l..|.v-v 13-1.17...

Rtdomeoe (myth.) 1O-8T<L
Eldopbudcon 7-9731..
Ktdabrnr. Nor. 10-1*04 (1)3).
Eldnborv. Nor. 19--HI (d).
KIdirfJonl. fjord. Nor. 10-804

. 3)

Kldiifoa, Nor. 10-804 (C-D3);

EltNiTattuW. dl»t.. Nor. 10-
lOTm.

EldMOren. Nor. 10-804 (Bl).
EldrroM. Nor. 1O-804 (OS)] 0-

. ; '.

— . Ouoeni. 2-960 (IS).
" Ki.Lsvold " (batUwhlp) 24-

MMd
Kii-rliind. dUt.. HoU. 13-588

(111): ll-233b.

•• Gat, itr., HoU.

13-588 (111).
EIFEL. dW., Ger. O-133b; 11-

808 (A3); cares 5-574b;

tofoti 10-: r...,.
Kit. lian group ll-670d ; 8-

125b; B-r.'7n.
Klffe. J. S. 28-:i6Sa.
KltTcl. Alexandro tiustare 0-

ISSd.
EIFFEL TOWEH,I'arisO-133c;

2O-8U4 (1)2).
Eteenhelm. Rugs. 23-874 (I.

u < ;..

Eltrennninn. Carl 28-lOOTo.
Elger, inU, Alps 26-2 1 2 (K3);

1-7 4 la.
EI8K. U.. Scot. 24-412 (H:i);

2S-247&; Koology 14-72Oc.

24-llsl,; uciur of 25-10Sc.

— , sound. Scot. 24-412 (HS).
Elgfae. int.. s<-ot. : »ee Eay.
Eteheach. lake, Scot. 24-4 IS

(H-C1).
Eight Degree, chan.. Arab.S.

14-381 (E16).
Eislitwn Milo Creek, riv.. N.Y.

10-596 (113).

— Mile Creek, rlr.. N.Y. 19-
596 (Bl).

— Mile Creek, riv., S.C. 25-
500 (R2).

Eik'litfold Path (Duddhlgm) :

tee Noble Kitflitful.l I'
EiKlitniilc. Or.---. ZO-'-'l'.' (F'J).
.Mil.- Creek, rlv., N.Y.

.
— Mile Creek, riv., S.Dak. : tee

Elm CToek.
EtehU (Oxford university) 23-

T84b; 20-4 14c.
EiKlit Saints (Horencc) 10-

-

Etehtyaiib6-567c.
Klghtyfour. Pa. 21-106 (B5).
ElKlau. lake, Wales 0-418 (V.

Eik (diet.) 22-404D.
Kik.-fjonl. Xiir. 19-804 (Al).
KiKi idi.-t.) 27-1.-.
Eikisdalsvand. lake. Nor. 10-

M"l M 1>.

Eikon BattWce ll-530d; 25-

45s.

Eikonogen 21-489b.
Ell, lake, Soot. 24-411 (C3);

2-IS6C.
Elide Mor. lake, Scot. 24-4 IS

(IM).
EILDON, hills (Eldune. F.l.lu-

niiin). s.-..t. 0-133.1: 24-412

(F4);23-790c;27--'-l ...
Kil.-an Donain. castle. Soot.

23-7430.

— Fhlanaln (Finnan's). IsL.
Scot. 24-856b.

— Gorm. Isl., Soot. 1-Std.

— Mor, 1st. Scot. 24-411 (B3).

•tc

von Obvnra ll-7»4d;
•7-S040.

Klltaii.

••rU 2-664d; 0-.S3o: 17-
. 13-3071.; bymn
-.f . Urn 10-771..
EllnuUk (Irakooc). Ul.. PM.O.

21 -4Mb.

Kllwn. (ler. 10-5104.
•Klake. Soot. 24-411 (C3).

> ..• : «rr KIIUIlTla.

Klitiak. IrlU-, : *rt Ainiak.

KiiiilH-rk duplex apparatus

n
KlmbeokliiiMtr Plattenkalk

22- 1 lib.
Klmeo, Ul., l*ac.O. : we

Moorea.
I . .,. S II. -n,-..|.-r 6-;i "I;

9-. ••...

Elmer (meamire) 20-491d.
ElroeHa: we LegeraUa and

Ooooidluni
Elnaiw. Nor. 22-851C,

Kii,..r II ,•:.!.,-..„ 14--V--.1.

23-1 '..

Elnar*. fjord. Green. : we

Elnarwon. IndritlU 14-240d.
EliutnlelKh. riv.. QueeuH. 2-

: i ;i.

EINBECK (Klmbeck). Ger. 9-

1:1 la; 11-808 (Ilil).
Kin(.r.-nii.-n prot-.-HM 16-337b.
EINDHOVEN, II. .11. O-134b;

13-588 (C3).
KiniM-lilan (law) 4-490d.
Kin teak Burg (Luther) 14-

ISSh; 8-846c; 1-387C.
Elnllacb. val., Switx. : tee

Annivlcra.
Kin lii.tt. eln Itccht, elne

\Val.rli--it (motto) 15-864b.
EINHARD (scholar) 0-134b;

0-7 33c,

Kinhorn. A. 0-55c; 25-704C.
— , DAVID 9-135D.
EiniB. Kl.-n. Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Killing. Ger. 7-819d.
EiDHamkfit (Lonely), Ul., Arct.

21-938 (H2); 25-10 (Dl).
KiiiM.-.l.-l. Dotlev von 4-501o.
EINSIEDELN, SiviU. O-135b;

26-212 (K2); battle (1313)

26-2 4 Sc; pilgrimage 21-6090,

28-1062b.
Kintlioven galvanometer 11-

430b; 27-9:( I.-.

Cfr. 12-140 (CM): 6-368d.
Eipel, rlv., Iliiiut. : tee I poly.
Kiro (Ira), Gr. 18-1'Jlu.
Kirukii (porcelain) 15-184b;

15-1 87a.

Kin-, anc. country : tee Ireland.
Kin-l.oll, Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
— (Kriboll). lake, Scot. 24-

412 (Ul); 26-169d.
Elrenarcha (Roman law) 7-

i • .....

Eirene (myth.) 13-6910.
Eirettione 22-675C.
Eirik : » .• Eric.
EirikHJokull. Klarier, Ice. 14-

118 (Bl): 14-228a.
EirmocygtUW-AaSc; 12-560b.
EisaKOReU (Greek law) 12-

Elaak. riv.. A us. 3-4 (B3); 1-

193b.
EisaoKclia (Greek law) 12-

505b; 4-32 1.-.
Ki-*-!r : tier Esker.
EISENACH, Ger. 9-135c; 11-

808 (III. oil); 10-«49b.
Elaenacher (party) 3-601 b.
Eteenberg (bacterlologiat) 3-

163a.
KiM-ul.t-rc. Oer. (Palatinate)

11--"- (II. l-m9).
EISENBERG ( I M-iilwnt). Ger.

(Saxe Altenbiuv) 9-136a;

11-808 (III. pll).
— . diicliy. (!cr. 24-273a.
Eiscnbunt, Hung. : tee Van-

var.

Huns. : tee Vas.
EISENERZ, Aus. 0-136a; 3-4

fflaenener Alps, mU., Aus.

25-1058d.

Elsenhoit, Anton 21-79Sa.
Eteenhut, mt.. Alp* 3-4 (D3);

5-3360.

•tan-hat: trr Gonan.
Eisenkalk 3-513d.
Eiaen-Kappel, Aus. : tee Kap-

Elwnmann. E. 21-585b.
~«en porcelain 15-lS4b; 15-

185 (Pt. VIII. flu. 27).
Eisenroaen : tee Iron poses.

BMC. ! we Kle Ekafl. IsL, B"»d.

. . U-IM (MX

Jai>. in ••
ncM...». i«k.-. Seat.

; . 11 -

a. BUd. pa^ Alps

EISLEBItN (lalebla). Oer. O-

136b; 11-KOM (III. plO).
Ttomimc rail war
•/. 2-795a.

1 .;.-..:,. 10- .1-1.

Eteee, paw. Alps 1-7464.
Elst, bletmar von : we Diet-

mar von KM,

EUTEDDFOD 0-136r; 8-644d.
EUthal (J««T(,knrl-C«oc«). mt..

Aua, 20-451a.
Eltai^, N.G. 10-4K7 (Dl).
Elterfeld, Ger. 11-808 (III.

nil).

Kit ha. Pal. 24-M7a.
Either or ( Kierkegaard) : we

Kutrn KUrr.
KiU,.-r. \\. 16-::. 111..
Kitort. Oer. 11-808 (I. k7).
K.t /me. Clrlcti : tee Eiczlnit.
ivlk. Nor. 10-804 (A2).
Kiyiilil (Egy. dynasty): tee

Avyublte.
Eizen. Paul von : tee Paul von

EUen.
EJaciilatory ducts 23-130b;

23-134&.

EJ.l.-. Nor. 10-804 (C3).
EJ«-t iprtych.) 22-.'.49d.
EJECTMENT (law) »-137e.
1-J.-.-I tun man, di.u) 28-H41a.
EJura, \V..\f. 12-203 (H3).
Kjulla. Mex. 18-31.S (Ft).
Kku-ulumlnium : tee Gallium.
Kkaboron : ftrr Scandium.
Ekalaka, Mont. 14-176 (G3).
Ekambara Swaml 6-943a.
Ekarma,lal.,Jap.l5-156 (8-T2).
Kkasili.-i.il : wr (termanium.
EKATERINBURG, Russ. 0-

i:i-i.l: 2S---72 (K4); climate

23-8K2; dn-lination 17-37 la;

lapidary estabUHhment 16-

197b; mines 27-786b. 8-

I6*a.
Ekatorininsk. Russ. 23-S72

(114).

— , hart).. Rnss. l-576c.
EKATERINODAR (Tmiitara-

kan). Russ. 9-139a; 23-874

(I. (14).
Ekaterinograd, Cane, 23-874

(II. D2).
Ekaterino-Mkolsk. Russ. As.

25-1" ill-ID: l-899d.
EKATER1NOSLAV (Novo-

rossiysk), Ross. O-139c; 23-

874 (I. El); steamer ser-

vice 15-789*.
EKATERINOSLAV, govt.,

Rnss. 0-139b; 23-874 (I. E-

F2).

Ekbacken, mt,,Swed.26-189c.
EklM>rt : tee Eogbert.
Ekdosis (Gr. law) 4-3 lib.
Ekebergia capcnate : tee Cape

ash.

Ekeby, Swed. 28-190 (C2).
Ekela, riv.. Fr.Cong. 11-99

(A2).

Ekelund, Swed. 25-935 (Al).
Kken. Nor. 10-804 (B3).
Kkenbcnr. M. 21-31c.
Ekcnei. mt., RUSS.AS. 27-12"

(D-E1).

Eket, Nig. 10-678 (C-D5).
Kkctahuna, N.Z. 10-624 (E4).
Kkliatou. Egy. : tee Tell el-

Amarna.
Kkliiuades, bis.. Or. : tee

K. Imiades.

Ekhmlin, Etry. : irr Akhmlm.
EKHOF, KONRAD O-139c;

8-5 40b.
Ekholni. Nils (physicist) 2-

-7". i.

E-ki. Turk.AB. : tee Babylon.
Kkk.-hard (abbot of Aura) 7-

550c: 14-1 85d.

— I. (of Meissen) 18-84; 13-
ITji.

— II. (of Meissen) 18-Sto; 28-

-

.

— I. (monk of St Gall) 28-
tOSo.

— IV. (monk of St Gall) 24-

.

Kkliturji, India 27-i54b.
Ekman. V. Waif rid lO-986b;

25-f.2So; 28-429a (flg.).
Ekman. bay. Arct. 25-70*d.
Ekmarturia (Gr. law) 12-iu id.

12-5M (O

Ekrwn iw-r 27- 4«7 b.
Kkron. lir. U-740 (113).
CKRO»KAV«ron).l'«l O-140a:

20-«oi (II
Kkruk. tank. Hbolapur 24-

Elui, rlT.. ROM..: we

Klw>0. BwwL 2O-I90 (C3).
EkJam, O. 10-MM.
Kkrtrtm. Per. 10-5 1 Cb.
Kktac. Hu«..A.. : we EktoL
Ek-taicb (Altai). mU.. HIM.

An. 1-7.1M.; 10-7 1 1 a.
Ektal (Kkt.-L Ak-dafb), RUM.

A«. 27-4 7 la.
Ekuma. Gcr-S.W.Af. 2»-4«6

(112).
E-Kur, temple, Nippur 10-

7U7b;2-66ld.
Eknid. mt.. Ger.E.Af. 11-771

(AS).
Ekui Hlwar, Turk-Aa, : we

Tyana.
Elnran. riv.. Can. S-160 (Ni);

15-7 1 4a.

Ekumh. race O-85c.
Kkwi (laiwaace) : we TritL
Kl ..i.-ity) 10-Mc.
El. In place namee. r.g. El Bent.

&P-, we BenL lie., eject i-t at

.

El < nioamre) 20-491 d.
ELABUGA, RUM. 0-140a; 22-

8T1 (III).
Kliu-I.Htea (bot,) 1-iBlb (flg.);

l-597b.

Kbehlstldac (cool.) 10-472h.
Elaclikttodon wentermannl 25-

290d; 23-173c.
ElarhModontldae 2S-290d-
ElachUton 25-290b.
Elaea, Gr. 12-440(1)1).

— .Turk. A*. 10-11 6a.

— , cape, Cyprus 7-696 (map).
Elaeacniu 2O-75d; 10-58O.

— awrustlfoua 27-41 Ib.

— bortomto : we Oleaeter.

— orientalta: tee Sanjlt.
Elaei* guloeends : tee Oil i

— melanococca 0-705a.
Elaeocarpeae *-779d.
Elaeocarpus 17-17 3b.

— ganltnu: tee Olive nut.
Elaeodeudron aigan : tee Ar-

•JB

— orientate 23-207 b: 23-4 19b.

— ]t..xtiunrtiil 5-7 7 9c.
Elaeollte 10-383b; l-912b.

— porphyry 22-104d.

— syenite : tee NepneUne-
syenite.

Eliteomarnrio add 2O-44b.
Klaeoplast : tee KlaloplacU
Klaeoptene 2O-52b.
ElaeorliHiiis 13-233d.
Klaeus, Gr. 12-440 (D3).
Elaeuna (Sebacte, Arach).

Turk. As. 0-365b; 5-SjV
Elairabalus : we BeUocaba-

1ns.

Elatrin. Ul.. Rnss. 24-39*.
Elab (king of Israel) 3-869a;

15-377C.

Eluh. val., PaL : trr Bunt.
Elaldlc add 2O-77b.
Elaine (heroine) 10-1. lib.
Elaine, Viet. 28-3S (El).

— , mt,. X.S.W. 10-538 (Ql).
Elalnoa lV807b.
Elaloplast21-766b.

Elals frulncensis : trr Oil palm.
Elala (Ceylon ruler) 5-783d.
ELAM (Susiana). prov.. Pen.

O-140b; 3>102d: Ardacbir

I. 21-219b: deities O-14lc.

0-797 b; Lagash war 16-7 2.-;

Mithradates I.18-610d ; Mos-

lem campaign S-32b.
Elamsvlue, Va. 20-118 (B4).
Klamville, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
dan. riv.. Wales 0-418 (V.

D3): fluhing 22-809a: re»er-

voirs 3-985b, 20-4M4b. 28-

401c.

Eland. Wls. 28-740 (D4).
ELAND 0-141c; 2-89d; fossfl

2-92c.
Elands, bay. Cape CoL 18-

4.;.; JO-DO).

— , riv.. Trans. : tee Crocodile.
Elandsbenr. ml.. Cape CoL

28-466 (G9); 10-2 52d.
Eland»hoontje20-15«a.
Elandrfonteln JuncUon.TraiMj

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

ELAN-ELIZ

Elandslaagte, Natal : battle
(1899) 19-262d, 27-204a.

Elauoides furcatus : see Swal-
low-tailed kite.

Elanus 15-839c.

— caeruleus : see Black -
\\ insi-d kite.

Elaphcbolia (feast) 10-22 Ih.

Elapuebolion (month) 6-313a.

Elaphis virgatus : see Aodai-
sho.

Elaphocaris 7-560a.

Elaphodus : see Tufted munt-
jac.

Elaphomyces Levelllei ll-334d

• — variegatus : see Hart's nut.

Elaphonisi, isl., Gr. 12-421
(D4).

Elaphurus : see Pere David's
deer.

Elapiuae 25-291a; 23-175c;
23-1 TIKI: in Australia 23-
173a; bite 25-287d; lungs
23-Hiob; poison glands 23-
166d.

Elaps 25-291d; 23-176a; 23-
166a; mimicry 18-497a; in
North America 23-1 7 4d.

•— fulvius 2S-291d (fig.); 23-
174d.

Elasa, Pal. 17-197d.

— , isl., Crete 7-418 (DU.

Elasiuobranchii : see Selach-
ians.

Elasmognatha ll-507b; 11-
526c.

Elasmognathus : see Tapirella.

Elasmotheriinae 21-171b.

Elasmotherium 21-1 7 Ib.

Elassona, Turk. 27-426 (C3);
12-426C.

Blaster 13-233d.

Elastic bitumen : see Elaterite.

— curve 3-803d; 9-152c.

— fenestrated coat (auat.) 2-
667d.

— flbro-cartilage (anat.) 6-
960c.

ELASTICITY 9-1 4 Ul; aether
l-292c, 13-140d; crystals
7-535a; limit of 9-146b,
25-1008d. 25-10Ha; mag-
netization 17-348a; strain
25-lOOSd; volume 14-:'.il.<:
waves 28-42 ">li.

Elastic solid theory 16-614c.

— tides 26-95 7 c.

— tissue 1-5 15c.
Elastin 1-51. 'to : 19-923a.
Elate (farinifera) : see Phoenix

farinifera.

— (sylvestris) : set Toddy
palm.

— hornbill (zool.) 16-540b.
Elatea, Gr. 12-440 (D2); 21-

377c.
«— , mt., Gr. 12-424 (E2). See

also Cithaeron.
Elater : horsetail 13 - 739a;

liverworts 4-701b. 4-702d.
Elateridae : see Click-beetle.
Elaterin 9-160c.
ELATERITE 9-lBOc.
ELATERIUM 9-160C.
Elath. Arab.: see Akaba.
Elati Tsalagi, tribe : see Lower

Cherokee.

Elato. mt., Gr. : see Aenos.
Elatria, Gr. 9-698C.
Elatus, mt., Gr. 12-440 (B3).

See also Skopoa.
Elaner, riv., Fr. : see Allier.
Elba, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Ida. 14-276 (C4).
Minn. 18-550 (E-F6).
Neb. 19-324 (F3).
N.Y. 19-596 (B2).
Va. 28-118 <C4).
cape, Egy. 9-2 Ic.
ELBA, isl., It. 9-160d; 15-4

(C3); 15-26 (B-C3); 21-

645b; iron ore 12-804c;

Silurian period 25- 11 Ob.
— , mt., Sud. 9-40 (C3).
Elbassan, Turk. 27-426 (A2);

1-4S3D.

— , Wash. 28-354 (C3).
— , canal, Ger. 9-162a.
— , riv.. Den. 8-24 (A5).
ELBE (Albis, Labe), riv., OCT.

9-161b; 3-4 (Dl); 11-808

(B2); 23-648 (Dl); 9-909c;

2-971a; canals 9-917c, 3-

37a.
Elbi5c, M. L. J. Gigot d' 27-

981a.

Elbe Navigation Acts 9-1 62c.
ELBERFELD, Ger. 9-163a;

11-808 (K6); housing sta-
tistics 13-825b.
— , Ind. 14-422 (C8).
El-berith : see Baal-berith.
Elberon, la. 14-732 (E3).
— , N.J. 19-502 (E3); 16-974b.
Elbert, Colo. 6-722 (F2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (D2); 6-

718b.
Elberta, Ark. 2-552 (C2).

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

Elbert Co., Colo. 6-722 (F2).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Dl); 11-
752a.

Elberton, Ga. 11-752 (Dl).

— , Wash. 28-354 (H3).
Elbe-Trave, canal, Ger. 9-

162b; 27-216b.

Elbeuf, Charles, duke of 9-
163d; 12-701c; 12-702.

— , Charles Eugene, duke of
9-163d.

— , Rene, marquis of 12-669d;
12-702; 17-826a.

ELBEUF, Fr. 9-163c; 10-778

(E3); 12-699b.
Elbfall, waterfall, Aus. 9-

161b.
ELBING, Ger. 9-163d; 11-808

(Gl); 26-203a.

— , riv., Ger. 9-163d.
Elbing-Oberlandischer canal

9-163d.

El Bodon: battle(1811)21-84b.
Elboeuf, Fr. : see Elbe\if.
Elbon, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
Elbow, lake, Minn. 18-550

(E2).

— , lake, Mont 14-276 <C2).
ELBOW (anat.) 9-164a; 15-

485b; 15-489b; cerebral
centre 4-41 Ic; position 1-

— (engin.) 14-65a,

Elbow Canyon, Colo. 6-722
(D2).

— Cays, Isls., W.I. 28-544
(Bl).

— Lake, Minn. 18-550 (AS).
Elbowoods, N.Dak. 19-780 (B-

C2).
Elbridge, Mich. 18-372 (D6).

— . N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Elbruz, mt., Cauc. 23-871

(II. C2), 5-551a; geology

5-554C.
Elbsandsteingebirge.mts., Aus.

4-122b.
Elbschwanenorden 23-366c;

ll-789b.

Elhscifen, riv., Aus. 9-161b.
Elburg. Uoll. 13-588 (C2), 11-

557d.
El Burgo de Osma, Sp. 25-

434b.

Elburn, I1L 14-304 (D2).
ELBURZ, mts,, Pers. 9-164a;

21-188 (Bl); 21-189b; fauna

21-191c; geology 21-190c;

volcanic naturt- 28-191a.
El Campo, Tex. 26-690 (L6).

— Caney, W.I. 25-596c; 5-
800b.

Elcano, Juan Sebastian de :

see Cano.
El Capitan, mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3);

28-937d.

— Casco, Cal. 6-8 (E5).

— Centre, Cal. 5-8 (F5).
Elchaig, glen, Scot. 23-742a,

— , riv., Scot. 23-741d.
Elrhosai. Book of : see Elxai.
Elchasaites : see Salnans.
ELCHE, Sp. 9-1 64d; 25-530

(E3); irrigation dam 14-
841b.

— , lagoon, Sp. 9-164d.
Elchigaday : see Ilchikdai.
Elchingen, Michel Ney, duke

of : see Ney, Michel.
ELCHINGEN, Ger. 9-164d: 11-

808 <C4>; battle (1805) 19-

218b.
Elcho, David Wemyss, lord :

see Wemyss.
Elcho, Wis. 28-740 (D3).

— , ial., Austr. 2-960 (F2).
Elci, Angelo, comte d" 10-529d.
Klckerlijk 8-499d.

Elco, Colo. 6-722 (C4).

— , 111. 14-304 (C6).

— , Pa. 21-106 (C5).

El Corazon, mt., EC. 8-91 Id.

El Cristo, Cu. 7-595 (F2);

manganese mines 7-600a.

— Cuervo Butte, mt., N.Mex.
19-520 (E2).

Eld, mt., Antarc. 21-961 (H).
Elda, Sp. 25-530 (E3).
EldaahiiRda, mt., Nor. 19-

804 (D2).

Eldad (bibl.) 19-863d.
Eldad and Modad, Book of

2-173a.
ELDAD BEN MAHLI 9-

165a; 13-173a; Sambotyon

river 23-962d.
Eldama Ravine, Br.E.Af. 4-

601 (A2).

El Dara, 111. 14-304 (B4).
Eldborg, mt,, Ice. 14-228 (B2).
Elde, riv., Ger. 9-161c.
Eldena, Ger. 12-577c.

— , 111. 14-304 (C2).
Elder, Alexander 25-260d.

— , John 12-292c; 24-870a.

— , Sir Thomas 1-1 89a; 2-962b.
Elder, Miss. 18-600 (C5).
ELDER (eccl.) 9-165b; 10-

61b; 20-737a; Manichaean

17-575a; Presbyterian 22-

284c.

ELDER (tree) 9-166a.
Elder-brother, isl.. Jap. : see

Ani (Ani-shima).
Elder Conservatorium of Music

l-189a.
Elder Dempster - & Co. 25-

852b; 25-859b; JSir Alfred

Jones 15-498a.
Elderon, Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Elder Park, Glasgow 12-81

(map),
nderslie, Scot.

Elderslie, Scot. 15-475a.

— House, Glasgow 12-81

(map); battle (1164) 23-

98d.

Elders Ridge, Pa. 21-106 (D4).
Eldersville, Pa. 21-106 (A-

B5).

Elderton, E. M. 26-590a.
Eklorton, Pa. 21-106 (D4).
Elderville, 111. 14-304 (A3).
Eldey, isl., Ice. ll-4T>3d.
ELDON, JOHN SCOTT, 1st earl

of 9-lG6c; 9-554a; statue

20-4 12a.

Eldon, la. 14-732 (E4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D3).
— , mts., Tas. 26-438 (Al); 26-

43 9d.

Eldon scholarship 20-414b.
Eldora, Colo. 6-722 (E2); 4-

319d.

— , Ga, 11-752 (E3).
— , la. 14-732 (D2); 14-735a.
EL DORADO (myth.) 9-168a;

4-462d.

El Dorado, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
Eldorado, Cal. 5-8 <C2).
El Dorado, Colo. : see Colorado

City.

Eldorado, UL 14-304 (D6).
Kan. 15-654 (F3).
N.C. 19-772 (C2).
Neb. 19-324 (F4).
O. 20-26 (A5).
<>k la. 20-58 (B3).

Kl

Dorado, Pa. 21-106 (F5).

Eldorado, Tex. 26-690 (G5).
El Dorado, Wis. 28-740 <E5).
Eldorado, Wyo. 28-874 (B2).
— , mts., Nev. 6-8 (F4).

— Canyon, Nev. 6-8 (F4);
19-4510.

— Co., Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— Creek, riv.. Can. 15-S471).

— Springs, Mo. 18-608 (C4).
Eldorendo, Ga. 11-752 (B4).
Eldred, John 10-439c.
Eldred, Colo. 6-722 (E3).

— , Fla. 10-540 (F4).

— , 111. 14-304 (B4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F2).

Eldredge, N.J. 19-502 (B-C5).

Eldridge, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— , la. 14-732 (G3).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D4).

— , Mont, 14-276 (D3).

Eldsbcrga, Swcd. 26-190 (B3).

ELDUAYEN, JOSE de 9-168b.

Eldune, mts., Scot. : see Eil-
don.

Elea, It. : see. Velia.

Elealah, Pal. : sec AL

ELEANOR (of Aquitalne:
queen of England) 9-168c;
9-4Sla; 10-815b; French
literature, influence of 27-
309b, 27-3 12d; inheritance
of 21-898c; Toulouse claims
27-101a.

— (of Aragon : fl. 1221) 15-
1414.

— (of Aragon: fl. 1347) 22-
1414.

— (of Arborea) 24-2 17a; 20-
27 Sa.

— (of Brittany) 21-726a.

— (of Castile, d. 1214) l-735b;
13-282b.

— (of Castile : m. Edward I.)
8-991b; 10-266b; arms of
13-314a; tomb 12-596d, 24-
492d, 18-210b.

— (English princess : 1215-
1275)9-491c; 18-781b.

— (EngUsh princess : 1282-
131fi) : see Eleanor (of
Holland).

— (of Foix) 10-596b.

— (of France : m. Francis I.)
5-900d.

— (of Gelderland) ll-556b.

— (of Gloucester : d. 1454} 12-
129c;9-515b;21-44b.

— (of Hesse) 13-412c.

— (of Holland) 8-993a.

— (of Navarre) 5-925a.

— (of Portugal) 22-142b; 10-
265c.

— (of Provence : m. Henry
III. of England) 13-283a;
22-504d; 13-319b.

— (Roman empress) 10-263c;
15-5 14c; 15-862d.

— (of Saxe-Meiningen) 24-
261c.

— (of Tuscany) 18-37d.

Eleanor (of Wales) 28-263c.

Eleanor, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

— , Fla. 10-MO (Do).

— , 111. 14-304 (1)3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E3).

" Eleanor " (horse) 13-722a.

Eleanor cross 7-508b; Ged-
dington 19-7 7 Oa; Harding-
stone 19-7 67 b.

ELEATIC SCHOOL 9-168d;
16-896d; Plato's treatment
20-852c; Xenophanes of
Colophon 28-884c; Zeno
28-97 Id.

Eleazar (priest : son of Aaron)
17-200a; burial-place l-4b;
Joshua 15-518C.

— (priest of Jerusalem) 15-
396d.

— (rebel) 15-402b.

— (robber) 15-400d.

— ben Judah 13-1 7 4d.
ELECAMPANE 9-169a.
Klecti (Manichaeans) 17-574d.
Election (Fr. dist,)2-58a.
ELECTION (law) 9-172a; 2-

226a.

ELECTION (political) 9-lfi9b;
20-837c; ballot 3-279h;
county council S-431b;
French 10-876a, 10-881c,
25-803b; Helston case (1866)
9-768b; municipal 9-169c;
personation 21-2o6d; peti-
tions 9-170c, 20-837b;
placards 22-301b; plurality
of votes 21-857d; prob-
ability, doctrine of 22-385a;
registration of voters 23-
41c; office of profit under
the crown 6-163c; returning
officer 28-851a; Roman 12-
56b; scrutiny of votes 24-
487a; United States 9-170d,
14-3111), 6-722c, 27-659d;
writs for 28-851a.

Election cup 21-800b.

Elective States (Chan.Is.) 5-
842a.

ELECTORAL COMMISSION
(U.S.) 9-172c; 27-721d.

— Law (Prussia) 22-52 7 b.
ELECTORS (Germany) 9-173c;

ll-S4,'.c; 12-208a.
ELECTRA (daaishter of Aga-
memnon) 9-175d; 20-253c.

— (daughter of Atlas) 9-1 7 5c.

— (daughter of Oceanus) 13-
14d;14-794c.

Electra, Cal. 5-14d.
Elertrn (Euripides) 9-904b.
Mri-lni (Siiphi'fli-s) 25-426d.
Electric, mt., Wyo. 28-912a.
Electrical Enniiu-crH, Institu-
tution of. Loud. 2S-313c.

— machine (astron.) : see Ma-
china electrica.

ELECTRICAL MACHINE 9-
176a; 9-237b; 9-249c.

— mines 26- Ib.

— needle 9-239a.

— wind 6-886b.

Electric arc : see Arc (electric).

— brake 27-l25d.

— breeze 9-249d.

— calamine : see Hemimor-
phitc.

— catfish 5-514a; 14-252b.

— current : see Current, elec-
tric.

— discharge 6-880a; 9-191d;
brush 9-249d; characteristic
curve 6-886d; point 6-885c;
spark 25-629a, 9-249d.

ELECTRIC EEL 9-179c.

— force : see Force, electric.
ELECTRICITY 9-179d; 9-

258d; animal 8-626a, 11-
428b; Clerk Maxwell 17-
929c; ionic charge 6-874c;
Ught 10-174a; liquid jets
5-27 Ic; resinous 9-241a;
standards of measure 28-
479b; two-fluid theory 17-
894c; units 27-740b. See
also Atmospheric electricity ;
Conduction, electric; Elec-
tric waves ; Electrostatics,
and Electrotherapeutics.

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY 9-
193a; destructor plant 8-
109d; generating stations
9-195C, 9-189a; traction 27-
126a; transmission 22-233d.

Electric lighting : see Lighting,
electric.

— Lighting Act (1882) 9-199a.

— Lighting Act (1888) 9-199b.

— Lighting Act (1909) 9-200c.

— Lighting Clauses Act (1899)
9-201C.

— motor (in ships) 24-891a.

— pen, Edison's : see Edison
electric pen.

— pile 7-976C.

— Power Supply Bill, Addi-
tional (1906) 9-201b.

— ray 2-7 48a. See also Tor-
pedo.

Electric sealskin ll-355c.

— sheath -lish : see Electric
catfish.

— spark : see Electric dis-
charge.

— Telegraph Company 26-
525a.

— traction 27-120c; 9-189c:
27-1 6 Ic; surface contact
systems 27-163a.

— valve 27-180b.
ELECTRIC WAVES 9-203b;

9-191a; 26-531c.
Electro -cautery 20-80a.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY 9-

208c; 7-871c; 9-183d.
ELECTROCUTION 9-210b; 5-

281d.
Electrode : see Anode rays

and Cathode rays.

— tapping 6-861 d.
Electrodynamics 9-184a.
Electrodyuamometer l-881a;

17-332'a.

ELECTROKINETICS 9-210d;
9-1 83b.

ELECTROLIER (diet.) 9-21 7a.

Electroluniiuesconce 21-477C.

ELECTROLYSIS 9-2 17a; 9-
191c; chemical analysis 6-
61b, 6-64a; Clausius' theory
6-468a; commercial pro-
cesses 9-208C, 1-684 b, 7-
107a, 12-1 99c; conduction in
6-860a; diffusion in 25-
37 7a; organic salts l-147b;
osmotic pressure 25-374b;
surgical application 26-1 35b.

Electromagnet 9-227a; 9-231c;
magnetic field 17-336d.

Electromagnetic engine 9-
402a.

— rotation 9-184d; 9-226d;
10-173C.

— system of units 9-188a;
27-738a; 27-741a.

— theory of lipht 16-C21a.
ELECTROMAGNET1SM 9-

2261i; 9-212b; 9-183d. See
also Electromagnetic system
of units.

ELECTROMETALLURGY 9-
232a.

ELECTROMETER 9 - 234c;
Kelvin's 9-1 79a.

Electromotive force 9-241d ;
9-192d ; 9-224a ; acc-uinu-
lator 1-1 29c; alternator*
8-769a, 8-780a; and chemi-
cal afllnity 6-32b; dynamo-
8-771a; induced 9-214b;
unit 27-7 40b.

— intensity 9-241C.
Electron (nlloy) : see Electrum.
ELECTRON (clcc.) 9-237a;

17-892a; 16-622d; electric
charge 27-745a; magnet-
ism 17-351 a; spectroscoplc
theory 25-6260.

Electronegative elements 6-
39d.

Electronic theory 9-237a; 9-
192c.

Electro-optics 9-190d.

ELECTROPHORUS 9-237b.

— electricus : see. Electric eel.
ELECTROPLATING 9-237d;

9-288d; silver 9-21 8d.
Electropneumatic lever 20-
263d.

— power interlocking machine
25-7 5a.

Electropositive elements 6-
39c.

ELECTROSCOPE 9-239a.

Electroscopic force 9-185b.

Electrostatic machine : see
Electrical machine.

ELECTROSTATICS 9-240c; 9-
180a; dissipation of 6-864d;
Liehtenbnrg figures 16-587a;
therapeutics 9-249c.

Electrostatic system of units
9-188a; 27-738a; 27-741a.

ELECTROTHERAPEUTICS 9-
249b; 26-135b; 8-629b.

Electrothermal process 9-232b.

Electrotonic state 9-185d.

Electrotype 27-547d.

ELECTROTYPING 9-252a; 22-
413a.

ELECTRUM 9-252a; Lydian
coinage 19-885d; in numis-
matics 19-870C, 18-557d.

Electryone (legend) 9-175C.

Electus : see Eclectus.

Eledone 5-702c; genital ducts
5-694b; hectocotyuzation 5-
697a; Japan 15-164a; oto-
cyst 5-699c; radula 5-690a.

— cirrosa 19-993b.
Eleemosynary l-718c; 5-873b.
Elefant, Torre dell', fort, Sard.

24-2 17a.
Elegia, battle of (A.D. 162)

17-694C.

Eleeiacs 27-1043C.
ELEGIT 9-252b; 10-62c; 28-

850b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

l<> make full use of thin Index It /.< c\*cntlml to read the
/nsfrucf/o/i* given on Pmge I.

ELAN-ELIZ

ELEGY 9-lStb: 9-«MJ«; 17-

1

Onitk U-5(Hlb. •••71k. II-

II. „ . II. • r. .v !•-].•

,-»• netry 17-isia; Wttah

•tar miaul <» a i;m
cw<*»un< (T. Omy) 9-
tSt

•ifcu.Tark.As. 1-iM (111).

i

-IMb,

Apollo 8-1840,

(*rvh.) 9-lAJb.
) 9-»5Sb; 2-803b;

__MENT (rhvin.) 9-113*; 6-

39*; 24-3971..

Brown

.

4-<NU«:

»0t»; KaitmliirlM 6-34.1*:
H.lmont 13-2i<>«: I
tan 13-408*: Isomorphism
t-TSo; Merer 16-14Mi
S-li.il/. i,l-p.-.-r 24- .,<!..
»),.,!...,- Z--7I,
— (crystal) 7-572d.
Bbmentary Education Act
(1X70) 8-975b.
Education Act (1ST8) 1-

Act (1*91) 8-
•77*.

— Education (llllnd and Deaf

i -.93) 4-63a.

— Education AiiM-ndiiiriit Act

i.

ELEMl (twin) 9-2A9b; 14-
349b.

i (Webb queen) 13-838d.
a. Bute. *-777b.
, D«.-la. It. 11
, b*y7C.R. 6-678 (C-D5).
, cape, C.K. 5-67 s |.
. cape, Sp. 25-530 | HI i.

Qrosse, pass,

•snare : ter Eleanor.
Elephant, W.. Af. 2-329a.

- . i-l.. A!/ .r, 25-.pl. .

. Cambodia 14-498 (C-

-,n>t..

, mt.. Tex. 26-890 (DS).

— . int., Vk-t, 28-38 (B2); 28-
4.',.

;.irma4-8IO(E6).
-, pt.. India 14-3S2 (O9).

ELEPHANT 9-.' .lib; 22-405a;
14-3Hm-; 17--.-'ltt; di-ntitlon
17-524*, 17-87 4a, 22
dlsponlTe power 28-IUU4c;
distribution and origin 17-
A27d. 28-1004C. 28-10090.
9-231.; fore-foot 27-581b
(fin.); in Hellenistic armies
3-59lb. 17-229b; hunting
24- 1 OOOa ; longe vit y 16-97 6a ;
Pliocene of Britain 5-575c;
skull 22-406* (tte.); tem-
poral gland 17-522b; tusks,
size of 15-93*; worship 2-
5 Id. See otun Elephas.

Elephant (paper) 29-735*.

— , order of the 15-803a; collar
6-685b.

10 17-399d.
ELEPHANTA ISLE. India 9-

201b; 14-:!-i'-' (HUM.
Elephant and Castle. Lond.

14-:.75d.

Elephant l«--tl,- 6-674*.
ELEPHANTIASIS 9-20 Ic; 25-

191b.

— graecorum : tee Leprosy.
Elephantine, isl., Eey. 9-40

(§3); 9-25c; 15-386a: 9-81d;

archaeoiogical remain* 2-

787*. 14-6190. 9-81d;

Khnum worsbipped 9-53b;

Mainmeisi temple 28-610*:

•i-t.-r 19-696c: papyri

29-.-.58C. tl-208d. 24-539c;

pottery 5-710*.

••Bill lit tUrsh. dint.. Af. 24-

— Mound. Wta. 28-7 45d.
Elephant-seal : tee Sea-ele-

phant.

ELEPHANT'S FOOT 9-262*.
Elephant -shrew : tee Jumping

Blephait, mt., Mor. : tee Mima.
Elephas (zooL) : tee Elephant.

— afric&nus : tee African ele-
phant.

— antiqnns 5-577b; 21-836b;
21-847C.

— armeniacus 17-530d.

— colnmbl 17-530d.

— Cypriotes 9-2618,

— maxim us: tee Asiatic ele-

— melitcnriK 9-261a.

— meridionau* B-575o: 21-
847b.

8-26I*.

••

tM ftijltfr* •!••

Elerch. Wato. 9-41H ( V. DJ).
Uerujr. III. 14-301
Blink barld 29-7

—.John Philip 8-743a; 28-

_•••>• .

: «r Caleb.
nv llute. 28-34 4d.
BoL: tte K»puio.

BLBTB. Itiim. 9-<61b; 13-871

(E5); 20-J.Ma.
Klrtiaritt 8-

— oardamomuin : tee Malabar
cardamom.

El Kubbad, Ata. : *M Midi Bu
llfldln.

EleiM. Turk. 2«-47 Id.

Etondne (cereal) 12-3761.; 19-
636o: BrlUoh Central Africa
4-596h; India 2-7 46b.

— eoraoana 12-37«b; 4-187O.
EldtMlnlan My*«rk>« 19-1 1 8b;

9-890a; 27-»92a; Aeiohrlu*
l->71o: herald* 12-31U;
liutntion 17-l3lc; (>n>hlo
hymni88-3t9a: torctiboarer

ELEUSIS. Or. 9-2«2c; 12-440
(E2): 2-8S3c: Aegean dome
I.. nib* l-24'>d: Kum.ili.ii-. 9-
890a: Hall of the Mnteriei
2-17-.H. 9- J.;:.,, 12-.,'.".!,.
DHM 27-'J:i."..

— . bay. Or. 24-48c.
Eleuther (myth.) 7-638a,
Eleuthera. M.. W.I. 28-544

I); 3--j..;.|.
Eleuthrrae, Or. 12-440 (ES);

2-8840 ; Dlonymm 8--'
KI.-.iHierl» (festival) 21-789b.
Kh-uttierioH, Zeus 28-978a.
Kli-uthcriiu, St (3rd cent.) 8-

E

— , St (6th cent.) 27-104O.

— (9th cent.) 1-2 lid.
ELEUTHERIUS (pope: 2nd

cent.) 9-20:<c; 2O-722a.
Kit-in iKTiiiN. liarb., Constanti-

nople 7-7b.
Kl.-.itlierna, Crete 7-425d; 7-

IMd,
ElcuilicroblaKUtt 14-149c; 14-

.

Kli-tithvrocrinldae 8-878b.
Kli -lit lien ilacunian towns. Or.

12-779c.
ELEUTHEROPOLIS. Pal. 9-

•.'.;:i,-: .h~. ,.\,-n, - 21- l..:;.-i.
EUMitlieroacliizon 12-;>BOIj; 12-

Eleutherozna 8-879b; 8-S77d.
Elriithcnw : tee Eleut herlus.
Eleuthi-ruK, nv., Syr. : tee

Keblr, Nahr el.
EleuthrocarU 8-128b.
BtOtlMj tribe : tee Kalmuck.
Eleva. WU. 28-740 (III).
Elevated platfonn 24-28IB,

— railway : tee Overhead rail-
way.

Elevation (irunnery) 2-691d;

Indicator 25-04a.
ELEVATORS 9-2ii:td; bucket

7-80a; erain 7-:>7u. 28- ."'.1 :

hydraulic 14-9:ii-. 28-
Kl.-v.-n, tlio (Ok. lilstory) 12-

SOflb.
Eleven Mile Canyon, Colo. 6-

722 (E3).

— Point, riv.. Ark. and Mo.
2-552 (Dl): 18-608 (E5).

— Thousand Vinrins 27-803d.

— Thousand Vinftim. Cape of,
S.Am. : tee Vlnrenes, Cabo.

— Thousand Vinrins utr. of,
S.Atn. : tet Miu,-.-llan. stn>

Eley-Itoxer cartridgvoue 1-

-7 .1,.

Kl.-v llro*. l-875a.
ELF .diet.) 9--'iir.b: 26-6840.
" Elf II." ilior*c) 13-732C.
Elf-bolt (elf -arrow) 9-266b.
Elfdal, val.. Swed. 28-190

. I ; 1 1.

Elfdalen. S»ed. 19-800 (C3).
Klf.-l.l. Oer. : s,r Kltville.
Klforknfi-l. int.. S.Tir..! l-747b.
Elfert, Dr P. 9-913a.
Kit House, care. Soot. 7-

777c,
Elfln (Domemlay tenant) 8-

Elfkarieby. Swed. 26-190 (Dl).
Eltleda : tee Aetheltlaed.
Elf-lock (diet.) 9-268b.
K.lfnrd. Staffs. 9-420(111. Dl).
El Frate : tee Frate. Kl.
Klf.ibacka. Swed. 26-190 (B2).
EKubonr. co.. Swed. 26-Ut.i
(A2-H3): 26-1 Ilia.

— . fort, N..I. 24-«3h.
Ellsby, riwcd. 19-800 (E2).

Irssrvd. HwtMl. 26-IU

rd.n«i«1.86-l90

<*»;

. M*IOO (C>).

m

*"*

i

KlMU.26-'.-

Kin, ««

Kitlhiu.

Elgin. Ark. 1-Sii 1 1 >*>.

i •

1 4-7 32 (rt).
ELGIN. 111. 6-lo6d:

14-304

. -
academy 16-Jc,

MIL 18-.-.50 < E6).

— , Neb. 19-321 <F3).

— , O.86-2C

— . Okl*. 86-58 (CSV.

— . Oreg. 86-142 (IIS).

— . p*Tti-ii>6(C2).

ELGIN. Hoot. 9-166d: 84-412
<K-.>>; geology 9-2690.

— , Tex. 8«H»90(K5).

• Iil7-H14 (56.
—. Wash. 26-364 .(ill.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Earls Of 9-267d,

— and Kincardine, Tl>..n...-
llruoc. 7th earl ..(9
Parthenon marble* 8O-s70b.

— and Kincardine. James
Bruce, 8th earl of 9-268*:
Canada 5-l59a; China 6-
199c, 9-.'.70h. 26-»03d; India
14-1150.

— AND KINCARDINE. VIC-
tor Alexander Bruce. 91 li
earl of 9-268d; Free Church
commission (1904 ) 27-597;
Natal rehoU 19 -203d;
Newfoundland 19-485C.

Elglnla 23-1 43c; 27-iJUd.

— mlrabillH 9-1694.

Elgin Marble* 9-207d: 20-
870b; 12-476 (IM. III. fig.
65); Flaxman 10-490b;
Haydnn 13-1 lib.

— sandstone (KCO|. ) 84-4 1 7d.
ELGINSHIRE (Moray). Scot.

9--'l\!l,i; 24-412 (E2); 24-

, Sp. 25-530 (Dl); 12-
B98o.

ELGON <Masawa),mt..Ur.E.Af.
9-271*: 4-801 (AS); 27-
557 (C-2); 27-558a ; altitude
1-321 b;caves26-K7.'.b; geo-
logical age 4-60'.'c ; language
3-35 8d; Maxawa huta 15-
702b.

KlK'Mivl. tribe 9-27 Ib; 19-
16lii; 15-70 Ic.

Kk-n.-ta. Up. : battle (1875) 5-
3451).

Kltfiinii. tribe : art Eteonyl.

El Hiidhr (Hatra). Turk. As.
26-3H5 <K2): iirchit- •
remains 2-3SOd, 13- .'I.'.;
Parthian rule 18- is Id, 21-
21 6a: Shapur I. 24-804b;
Vologaeses IV. 28-lltOd.

Elhuin. Kent 9-424 (IV. £4);

is-;

Klluinaii (blhl.) 12-225*.
Klhur. Sonilnd. 25-379 (F5).
Elhuyar, Don Fauslod'6-44c.

— . J. J.d'28-775b.
Klhiiyarlto : tee Allophane.
ELI 1-17 Ib; l-4c.

Ella : tee Lamb. Charles.

Kllude. Ion 23-847c.

Ellae, Paulus : tee Helgeeen.

I'ovl.

Eliakim : ire Jehoiaklm.
Elian (bibl.) : tee Elijah.
ELIAS ...f Cnrtona) 9--'7U-.

— (do Dcrham) 24-7-. I; 28-
:. I • ••..

— (of Maine) 2-56c.

— (of Mcrv) 26-3100.

— (nf M..l.liivim 23-8350.

— , JOHN 9-27 Id.

-. N.-y 2-7:i'.U.; 12-105d.
-. \i.-,.1.i- 7-
Klii-. 11. t.. Or.: tee Hagim

Klias.

Elian bar Sliinnya 28-316c;
li-xioon 8-lin'.. I.

— de DarjnU 22- ItlSa.

— Fonaalada 22-497d.
ELIAS LEVITA 9-272a; 3-

i : dictionary 8-190e.
Ellas r. Orovow-nd Tinplate

Oo. (1890) 20-11" 1 1..
Ellasvillc. Tex. 26-090 (12-3).
Ellas Voda (of Moldavia) 23-

U6*.
Elibank. Alexander Murray.

4th t«ron 19-40h.

— , Gconre Murray, 6th baron
7-lxll..

— , Irahel Murray, baroness
7-483b.

Ellcalpenl. mndbank. Lac.I«.
14-382 (E-F14).

,rtr,Ri

•& : sw BWEyv.

w' ...

. 'I. ZO--1'. ill II
BkVar •••> fWshb poet) 8-

... ;
EUdr Fawr. ml.. Wain. 8-411

JdMite (Uarto d* Franc.) 17-

Illd.

BUs. ChO. 17-584 (C3).
BUB. Soot. 6-171e: 84-412
<rf); jrarneU (rubla.) 18-

|..

HI i

BLOC DE BEAUMONT, JEAN
BanUl. Ann*nd LouU

„
— of Winchester 2

(«on of MOM*) l-4c;

(rabbi) 1

lit*.

— of Damascus : tee Damesek

K :• • i

F.IUci.i-. Si : tte Eloi. St,
EUgmldae 16-1 lid.
Kium...l..i. IcuoopncMsWhlte-

"*t mouse.
ElUtmilH 20-4250.
Kllhu 16-426*: 3-8&4D.
ELIJAH 9-273*: 18-8ltd; 17-

4.. !<•; Caniiciltc order 6-
. : Christ an retnr*rn*tlon

18-351b; Bush* compared

»-.'-.^-; proplietlc position

22- It 3* ; revolt against Ahab

15-378a.
" Elijah " (oratorio : Meodeb-

sohii)18-123d; 24-34a.
" Klijah and the Widow'.

.-..n " (picture: M*dox

Brown) 14-

Kli/iJi. Apocalvpte ot 2-173*.
Elijah b. Asber: tee Euas

Bashyazl,
tee Elijah

tee

— Bashyazl :
Howa,

— b. Solomon :
Wilna.

— . Fountain of S-35SL.
ELIJAH WILNA 9-274d; 13-

17''...

Ell ka,Or. 12-424 (D4).
EUla. riv.. Itel.Cong. 6-923

i;6-'Jl.'il>.

Ellmar (of UldenburK)2O-72a.
KliiiilM'rrU. Fr. : tee Auch.
KliMii-li-ch 23-939a.
Kliiiiinant : tee Koultant.
Ellmgport, Pa. 21-100 (113).
Klin. Jnlm4-«92b.
Elln. nit., Turk. 17-216d; 3-

-.' iSb.

Eliiwvik, S?wed. 25-935 (B2).
Elio. Kmneoia Xavler 21-96c;

5-344J.
Eli.K-k House, mansion. Soot.

24-1 54d.

Ellocroca, Sp. : tee Lorca.
Kh..iiiyagaercinu8 : tee Garden

dormoiuo.
Ellonuru-s 12-375C.
Eliot, Sir Charles (adminis-

trator) 4-60Ac.

— , Charles (architect) 9-275b.

— , CHARLES WILLIAM 9-
274a.

— , GEORGE 9-275b; 9-640c;
Oeorge Sand contrasted 24-
1S6D.

— , Jam! 10-057a.

— , SIR JOHN (1592-1632) 9-
277a.

— , JOHN (Amer. cU-rtryman)
9-'277d; 6-9351).

— . John, 1st earl of St Ger-
mans (1761-1823) : tee St
Ucnnana.

— (freebooter, e. 1566) 24-
446d.

Eliot, Me. 17-434 (B5).

Ellott. F. A. II. 11-8030.

Ellpandus 1-2 13a.

Kliplmz the Temanlte 15-422d.

ELIS. Or. 9-279c: 12-440 (C3):
boule 4-320b; coinage 19-
884a; Heraean treaty In-
Bcription 14-«27b; Olympic
IT.IIIM-. 2O-93a; Satrapos cult
24--.1.;.- : B&M -•..' .. 24-
Mlb.

— , dept.. Or. 12-424 (C3);
12-434d: 12-428d-

ELIS (KU-ia). anc. dint-, Or.
9-27Hd; 12-410 « 11; 12-
427 b; dialect 12-49 v. 8-
11-

(II vni pic mimes 21-
Pelops l-142a; rar-
by Sparta (r. 404

427b;

445a;

::.•.-•..

••ed by S]

B.c.) l-37fld.
—.PHILOSOPHICAL

School of 9--'TH.l.
Elisabeth, bay, Ger.S.W.Af.

25-466 (B6).

— , bay, N.G. 19-487 (GI).
— . I*).. N.G. 19-487 (El).

rt l-4<Mla.
4)2-471*.

~ T8AVETGRAD. Has*. 9-
7»d; 23 :i; 2-

ELUA VETPOL. KIM.
8»-H74 (II. I. EJ). -
(kurztan «m.|ur«l (r

kurztan
1 :'.9e;
tistin
M-J37d

11 :'.9e; Iron r»' 11
Ptistin TMop

18-7 1 9e.

9-ZHOa; 22-»f 4
Eltoee. P4»» 24-«r

Elkm

Inc. Alx-la-

ChapeUe l-449bT

( . 2-].

ELIIHA 9-tHOc; U-ISU;
Isaiah coniparad 22-
Jebo 18-37ta; provbrtk)
rildi 22-44 Jc.

ElLha. •prime. PaL : tm Ad-
tan, Am ea.

ELISHA BEN ABU YAH 9-
181 :

ElUliali. Isles of 21-4 Ji*.

ElMon 27-104&C.

Ala. 1-460 (B4).
(FHmr) : tee I.idn.

Ellssem, Bete. 19-341 (plan).
Elitovlus (Onomanian leader!

8-6816.

Ellurus 23-442b

ELIXIR (diet.) 8-281d; 5-955b.

— d'or 2-825*.
Eliza, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Elizabeth, Bt (Libl.) 15-433o;

17-81 Ic.

ELIZABETH, ST (of Hung«ry>
9-2K7a: Holbein's picture
16-479c; Montakmbert'a
work on 18-751b; tomb 17-
1804.

— , St (of Scbunau) 19-1 J5d;
27-K04a.

ELIZABETH (Austrian em-
press) 9-2 85a.

— (Austrian archdocfaeas) 18-
944a,

ELIZABETH (of Bohemia) 9-
-..-,. i 3-... ' : 3- •>;. .

— (of liraiidenburv) 18-4 18d.

— (dncbeHs of Clarence and
oounteas of I'lster) 6-427d.

ELIZABETH (queen of Eng-
land, d. 1603) 9-282a;
(Kcnealoiry) 16-145, 9-:.33c,
14-775b; Chorch of England
9-44Sd; costume 7-
2-70b; excommunication 21-
685d; Hamilton marrlaee
scheme 2-643d: medak
(Armada) 18-3a; niono-
poUes dteputes 18-733c;
navy 19-303a; parliament*
2O-M2.-; Roman CathoUc*
23-496d; ScotUsh nobles 2-
44b.

— (Woodvtlle, queen of Eng-
land) 8-996a: 9-522c; Des-
mond's execution 14-773b;
imprisonment 25-1-11.;
Queen's College, Cambridge

— (of York, queen of Eng-
land) 9 - 5231.; 9 - 52fib:

~j of ttie L»dy Btmr*
8-«5b: tomb 28-55Or.

— (Engltoh princess, d. 16.-.0)
9-286c; 8-910d; 19-532d.

— (of France, d. 1190): tee
Isabella (of France).

— (of France, d. 1435): tee
Isabella (of France).

— (of France, d. 1592) 5-
92 Ic.

— (French princess, d. 1568):
tee Elizabeth lot Spain).

ELIZABETH (Krv ucb prinoe^s.
" Madame Elizabeth ") 9-
186d; 27-487d.

— (of Hesse-Uombnrg) 11-
7 I .V

— (of Hungary, d. 1381) 21-
..... : i

— (of Hungary, d. 1386) 13-

;,,, -., ,

— (of Hungary, d. 1443) 1>
•...'•. -I

— (eleotrass palatine, d. 1861) :
tee Elizabeth (of Bohemia!.

— (princess palatine, d. 1680) :
Apollonian problem 6-3-3c;
Desortes 8-81a; Penn 21-
lllc.

— (of Prussia) ll-54c; ll-53a.

— (Roman empress) 5-905b;

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

ELIZ-EMBR

ELIZABETH (of Rumania) 9-

2S6b.
ELIZABETH (of Russia) 9-

•_'s:id: 23-900c; 23-900d.

— (ot Saxony, d. 1591) 15-
459a.

— (of Scotland, d. 1350) : see
Mure, Elizabeth.

— (of Spain, d. 1568) 5-343d;
21-3S5a; Catherine de*
Medici 10-830a.

— (Farnese, of Spain) : see
Farnese, Elizabeth.

Elizabeth, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Ark. 2-552 (Cl).

— Colo. 6-722 (F2).
111. 14-304 (Bl).
Ind. 14-422 (F8).
Minn. 18-550 (A4).
Miss. 18-600 (B2).
Mont. 14-276 (C2).

ELIZABETH, X. J. 9-287c; 19-
502 (A2-3); 19-.:>0ob.
Pa. 21-106 (E7).
W.Va. 28-560 (B2).
cape, Wash. 28-354 (A2).
isl.. Mass. : see Cuttyhunk.
isls.. Mass. 17-658 (F4);
17-7S7d.

lake, Mich. 22-66b.
mt., W.Aus. 28-5390.
riv., N.J. 19-502 (A2); 19-
505b.

— , riv., Tas. 26-439a.
— , riv., Va. 12-906c.
ELIZABETHAN STYLE 9-

2SSa.

Elizabeth Castle, fortress,
Chan.Is. 9-430 (VI. B2); 24-
9b.

ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. 9-
288a; 19-772 (Fl).

— City Co., Va. 28-118 (F3).

— College, Chan.Is. 24-37c;
20-408d.

Elizabeth, Order of (Bavaria)

15-864a.
— , Order of (Rumania) 9-

286b.
Elizabethport, N.J. 19-502

(D2); 9-287d.

Elizabethstadt, Hong. : see
• Erzsebetvaros.
Elizabeth Theresa, Order of

15-S62d.
Elizabethton, Tenn. 26-620

(I-J1).

Elizabethtown, 111. 14-304 (D6).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F6).
— , Ky. (Christian Co.) : see

Hopkinsville.
— , Ky. (Hardin Co.) 15-740

(B-C3).

— , X.C. 19-772 (D3).
— , N.Mex. 19-520 (El).
— , X.Y. 19-596 (Gl).
— , O. 20-26 (A6).
— , Pa. 21-106 (I-K5).
— , W.Va. 18-936C.
Elizabethville, Pa. 21-106

(14).

Elizalde, lake, S.Am. l-961c.
Elizavillc, Ky. 15-740 (E2).
Elizia 16-12-ia.
Elizondo, Sp. 5-34 4c.
Eljepiggen, mt., Nor. 19-804

(Dl).

El-ji, Syr. 21-310a.
Elk, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

Ark. 2-552 (B3).

Cal. 5-8 (B2).

X.Mex. 19-520 (E5).

Wash. 28-354 (H2).

hill. Pa. 21-106 (L2).

Isl., Can. 17-584 (C2).

lake. Can. : see Athabasca.

lake, Minn. 18-550 (B3).

mt., Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

mt., Ida. 14-276 (B3).

mt., S.Dak. 25-506 (B4).

mts., Colo. 6-722 (C2); 6-
718b.

mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (B4).

riv., Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

riv.. Can. (Alta.) : see Ath-
abasca.

riv., Can. (B.C.) 10-281b.

riv., Kan. 15-654 (F3).

riv., Md. 17-828 (H2).

riv., Minn. 18-550 (D5).

riv., W.Va. 28-560 (B3).
ELK (zooL) 9-288b; 7-922c;
1-7 54a; hunting 24-1 002a.
Elkader, la., 14-732 (F2).
F.Ik City, Ida. 14-276 (B3).

— City, Kan. 15-654 (G3).

— City, Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— City, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

— City, Pa. 21-106 (C3).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (E3).

— Creek, CaL 5-8 (B2).

— Creek, Ky. 15-740 (C2).

— Creek, Neb. 19-324 (H4).

— Creek, Va. 28-118 (A4).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
<H6).

— Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
<E2).

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

Elk Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
(E4).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(F3).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (B5).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58
(B3).

— Creek,riv.,Oreg.20-242(A5).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(B4).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(C5).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(H4).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (B2).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (13-
2).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106
(E3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
<C3).

Elkedra, S.Aus. 2-960 (F4).
Elkesaites : see Sabians.
Elkesi, Pal. 19-1 53b.
Elkfalls, Kan. 15-654 (F3).
Elk Fork, riv., O. 20-26 (F6).

— Garden, W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

— Grove, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Elkgrove, 111. 14-304 (E2).
Elk Grove, Pa. 21-106 (I-K3).
Elkhart, la. 14-732 (D3).

— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
ELKHART, Ind. 9-288c; 14-

422 (Fl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (M4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F5).
— , riv., Ind. 14-422 (Fl); 9-

288c.

— Co.. Ind. 14-422 (Fl).

Elk Head, mts., Colo. 6-722
(Cl).

— Hill, Va. 28-118(03).
Elkhorn, 111. 14-304 (C5).
— , Ky. 15-740(03).

— , Mont. 14-276 (C-D2); 13-
258b.

Neb. 19-324 (H3).

Wis. 28-740 (E6).

W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

mt., Ida. 14-276 (C4).

mt., Mont. 14-276 (El).

riv., Neb. 19-324 (F2); 19-
324a; 21-825d.

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (C2).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(B2).

Elk -hound 8-375d.
Elkin, W. L. 6-7 60d; 25-7 89d.
Klkin, N.C. 19-772 (Bl).
ELKINGTON GEORGE

Richard 9-288c; 7-107b.
— , Joseph 8-472c.
Elkins, N.Mex. 19-520 (F4).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (D3).
Elkins Act (1903) 22-829c;

27-733b.

Elkinsville, Ind. 14-422 (E6).
Elk Lake, Pa. 21-106 (L2).
Elkland, Pa. 21-106 (Hl-2).
Elk Lick, Pa. 21-106 (D-E6).
Elkmont, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Tcnn. 26-620 (H2).
Elk Mound, Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— Mountain, Wyo. 28-874
(F4).

Elko, Can. 4-600 (G3).
— , Nev. 5-8 (Fl); 19-452b.
— , S.C. 25-500 <C3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E3).

— Co., Nev. 5-8 (E-F1).

Elk Park, Mont. 14-276 (C2).

— Park, N.C. 19-772 (C3).

— Point, S.Dak. 25-506 (T5).
Elkport, la. 14-732 (F2).

Elk Prairie Creek, riv., Mont.
14-276 (G2).

— Rapids, Mich. 18-372 (F5).
Elkridge, Md. 17-828 (F2).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B3).

Elk Ridge, mts., Cal. 5-8 (A-
Bl).

— Ridge, rate., Utah 27-814
(E5).

— River, Minn. 18-550 (D5).

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106 (12).
Elkton, Ky. 15-740 (A4).

Md. 17"-828 (HI).
Mich. 18-372 (G6).
Oreg. 20-242 (B4).
S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
Tenn. 26-620 (E2).

— Va. 28-118 (D2).

Elk View, Pa. 21-106 (L6).
Elkville, 111. 14-304 (C6).
Elk Water, riv., W.Va. 28-560

(C-D3).

Elkwood, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Va. 28-118 (E2).
Ell (measure) 28-480b; 9-164a;

28-191(1.
ELLA (Anglo-Saxon kings) 9-

288d.

— (king of the Deirans) 9-
2ssd.

— (king of the Northum
brians) 9-288d; 19-794b.

— (king of the South Saxons)
9-288d; 26-166C.

— , John 19-84a.

Ella, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , lake, Mich. 18-372 (E3).
Ella (measure) 28-491d.
Ellabell, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Ellacombe, Henry T. 3-692a.
Ellagic acid 11-4 1 8b ; 16-332c;

16-:!36d.

Ellagitannic acid 8-332b.
Ellamar, Alsk. 1-472 (13).
Elland, Sir John 9-289a.
ELLAND, Yorks. 9-289a; 28-

933 (B2>.

— Edge, hills, Yorks. 9-289a.

— Hall, mansion, Yorks. 9-
289a.

Ellandune: battle (823) 9-468a.

Ellasar, anc. kingdom 1-7 Id.

Ellauri, Jose. 27-808a.

Ellaville, Fla. 10-540 (Cl).

— , Ga. 11-752 (B3).

Elle, riv., Fr. 10-778 (C3); 10-
382c.

Elle (measure) 28-491d.

Ellef Kingnes Land, N.Am. 19-
762 (12).

Ellekulla, Swed. 26-190 (B3).

Ellel, Lanes. 9-416 (II. Bl).

EUen, Kan. 15-654 (G2).

— , riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3);
17-833C.

Ellenbogen, Swed. : see Malmo.

Ellenboro, N.C. 19-772 (C4).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B-C2).

ELLENBOROUGH, EDWARD
Law, 1st baron 9-289a.

— , EDWARD LAW, earl of
9-289c; 14-413c; Oudh pro-
clamation 5-1 86b; Somnath
gates 14-401b; warning of
mutiny 14-446d.

Ellenbrook, Lancs.16-139 (D2).

Ellenburg, N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).

Ellendale, Del. 17-828 (13).

— , La. 17-54 (b7).

— , Minn. 18-550 (D7).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F3); battle
(1S63) 19-783c.

— , Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

Ellenfoot, Cumb. : see Mary-
port.

Ellensburg, Wash. 28-354 (E3).

Ellen's Peak, mt., W.Aus. 28-
539c.

Ellenton, Pa. 21-106 (12).

— . S.C. 26-500 (C3).

Ellenville, N.Y. 19-696 (F4).

Ellerbeck, Ger. : see Ellcrbck.

Eller Beck bed (geol.) 20-119C.

Ellerbek, Ger. 8-24 (C4); 15-
787c.

Ellerby, Yorks. 9-416 (II. G2).

Ellerman Line (steamships)
25-853d; 25-859b.

Ellero. riv., It. 18-694a.

Ellerslie, Ga. M-752 (B3).

— , Md. 17-828 (Bl).

Ellerson, Va. 28-118 (E3).

Ellerton scholarship 20-4 14b.

ELLERY, WILLIAM 9-290c.

Ellery, mt., Viet. 28-38 (E2).

Elles, Sir Edmund R. 18-649d.

ELLESMERE, FRANCIS
Egerton, 1st earl of 9-290d;
1-367C.

— , Thomas Egerton, lord : see
Brackley, viscount.

ELLESMERE, Salop 9-291a;
9-416 (II. B4).

— , canal, Salop 24-1020d.

— , lake, Salop 9-29 la.

— , lake, N.Z. : set Waihora.

— , park, Lanes. 17-545 (map).

— Land, Green. 12-543 (Bl);
geology 12-545a.

— Port, Ches. 16-139 (B3); 6-
91a; 17-550d.

Ellesmere portrait (Shake-
speare) : see D'Avenant por

Ellettsville, Ind. 14-422 (D6).
ELLICE (Lagoon), archip., Pac.

O. 9-291b; 20-436 (G5); 22-

33c; 4-809a.

— , isl., Pac.O. : see Funafuti.
ELLICHPUR (Illichpur), India

9-291c; 14-382 (G9); 14-

402c.

— , dist., India 9-291c.
Ellicott, Andrew 28-349b.
— , Charles John 3-903c.
Ellicott, Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— City, Md. 17-828 (F2); 17-
830d.

Ellicottville, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
Ellijay, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
— , N.C. 19-772 (B4).
— , riv., Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
Ellingham, Northumb. 9-412

(I. El).

— , Great, Norf. 9-424 (IV. Dl).
Ellington, Conn. 6-952 (F2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (F4).
— , Northumb. 9-412 (I. E2).
— , N.Y. 19-516 (A3).
Ellinwood, Kan. 15-654 (D2).
Elliot, Arthur Ralph Douglas

3-252c.
— , Sir Charles 18-563d; 6-

199b.

Elliot, D. G. 20-305d; 13-706d;

14-27b.
— , Sir George (admiral) 18-

563d.
— , George Augustus, 1st baron

Heathfleld : see Heathfield,

George Augustus Elliot, 1st

baron.
— , Sir Gilbert : see Minto,

Gilbert Elliot, earl of.
— , G. F. Scott l-502c; l-353a.
— , Sir Henry G. 15-630a.
— , Jean 6-624b.
— , Obadiah 5-403c.
— , Captain (British officer) 27-

197d.

— (of Kelso) 12-369a.
Elliot, isls.. Jap. 15-156 (C7).
Elliot Metal Company 7-105d.
Elliot-Smith, Professor 22-

678b.
ELLIOTSON, JOHN 9-291c;

21-535d; 26-337b.
Elliott, Charlotte 14-196d.
— , C. L. 20-518c.
— , EBENEZER 9-29 Id.
— , Grace Dalrymple (Mrs) 20-

285b.

— , Jesse Duncan 4-756b.
— , Stephen 16-373d.
Elliott, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
— , Conn. 6-952 (G2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (D4).
— , la. 14-732 (B3).
— , 111. 14-304 (D3>.
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
— , S.C. 25-500 (D2).
— . Wash. 28-354 (B4J.
— , bay, Can. 5-160 (K2).
— , bay, Wash. 24-563a.
— , cove, Tas. 26-438 (A2 ).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (E2); 22-
695d.

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (A2).
Elliott-Fisher typewriter 27-

502d.

Elliottsburg, Pa. 21-106 (H5).

Elliotts Key, Isl., Fla. 10-
540 (F6).

Elliottsville, Pa. 21-106 (C-
D6).

EUiottville, Ky. 15-740 (E2).

Ellip (ancient kingdom) 3-
105c; 24-646d.

ELLIPSE 9-292b; 6-940b;
equation 11-7 15d; Kepler
14-538a; mensuration 18-
139c; motion in 17-980c;
projection 22-432c, ll-698d.

ELLIPSOID 9-293b ; attrac-
tion 16-376a: equation 11-
719c; Ivory 8 theorem 15-
92c; mensuration 18-139c,
18-141d; potential 9-243d,
25-659C.

Ellipsoidal harmonics 25-660a.

Ellipsoid of gyration : see
Inertia, ellipsoid of.

Elliptic function ll-326d; 19-
859d; Legendreon 16-375c;
multiplicative 12 - 775c;
tables 26-335a.

— geometry ll-725a; ll-729b.

— integral ll-324a.

— involution 11-701C.
ELLIPTICITY (astron.) 9-

293c. See also Compres-
sion.
Elliptic lemniscate 16-412b.

— paraboloid : see Paraboloid,
elliptic.

Ellis, Col. A. B.10-172a.

— (Sharpe), ALEXANDER
John 9-293c; musical pitch
21-661b; phonetics 21-460a.

— , Charles Augustus, Baron

Howard de Walden : see

Howard de Walden.
— , GEORGE 9-293C.
— , SIR HENRY (antiquary)

9-293d.
— , Sir Henry (diplomatist) 21-

240a; 25-81 5a.
— , J. D. 2-579b.
— , John Millot 15-1 12d.
— , ROBINSON 9-294a.
— , Sarah 9-294b.
— , T. F. 4-20a.
— , WILLIAM (missionary) 9-

294b; 13-83d; 13-87d; 13-

91a.
— , William (scientist) 17-371b;

17-375d.

Ellis, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (C2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (B4).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (14).
— , bay, Can. 22-724 (D2); 2-

123d.
— , isl., N.J. 19-596 (H3); 19-

610d.

— , lake, N.C. 19-772 (E-F3).
— , pond, Me. 14-734 (B4).
— , riv., Me. 14-734 (B4).
— , riv., N.H. 19-490 (E3).
Ellisburg, Pa. 21-106 (G2).
Ellis Co., Kan. 15-654 (C2).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Bl).

Ellis Co., Tex. 26-690 (L3 and

li-C8).

EllisKrove, HI. 14-304 (C5).
Kills Mound, 111. 14-304 (D5).
Ellison, Thomas 7-269c.
Ellison, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
— , bay, Wis. 28-740 (F3).

— Creek, riv., 111. 14-304 (A3).
ELLISTON, ROBERT WIL-

liam 9-294C.

Elusion, Ind. 14-422 (C6).
— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).
— , Mont. 14-276 (C2).
— , O. 20-26 (Dl).
— , S.Aus. 2-960 (F6).
— , Va. 28-118(83).
EUisville, 111. 14-304 (B3).
— , Miss. 18-600 (C4).
Ellithorpe, Conn. 6-952 (F2).
Ellmaker, Amos 2-127b.
Ellr.iore, W. P. 3-482a; 20-

350d.

Ellobia : see Enotia.
Ellobius : see Zokor.
Ellon, Scot. 24-412 (F2).
Ellopes, tribe 9-866c.
Ellopia, isl., Gr. : see Euboea.
Elloposkleros, Huldrich : see

Fischart, Johann.
ELLORA, India 9-294c; 14-

382 (F9); caves 14-430b.
ELLORE, India 9-294d; 14-

382 (111); 15-8370.
Elloree, S.C. 25-500 (D3).
Ellrich, Ger. 11-808 (III.

olO).

Ell.sinore, Mo. 18-608 (F5).
Ellston, la. 14-732 (C4).
Ellsworth, Col. E. E. l-573a.
— , OLIVER 9-294d; 24-851b;

17-284d.

Ellsworth, Conn. 6-952 (B2).
— , la. 14-732 (D2).
— , 111. 14-304 (D3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).
— , Kan. 15-654 (D2); 15-

656a.
ELLSWORTH (New Bowdoin),

Me. 9-2951) ; 17-434 (D4).
— , Minn. 18-550 (B7).
— , Wis. 28-740 (A4).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (D2).

— Falls, Me. 17-434 (D4).

— Hill, mt.. Conn. 6-952 (B2).
Ellsworth Zouaves 10-416b.
ELLWANGEN, Ger. 9-295c;

11-808 (C4).

ELLWOOD, THOMAS 9-295d.

Ellwood City, Pa. 21-106 (B4).

Elly, bay, Ire. 14-744 (A2).

Ellzcy, Fla. 10-540 (D2).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C2).

Elm, Ark. 2-552 (B3).

— , Cambs. 9-424 (IV. Cl).

— , N.J. 19-502 (C4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— , Switz. 26-242 (G3);12-78b.

• — , mt., Alps : see Tschingel-
horner.

— , riv., N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).

— , riv., S.Dak. 19-780 (G2).

ELM (bot.) 9-296a; duration
of life 16-975b; geological
age 7-417d; leaf 16-323d
(fig.); propagation 13-757d;
U.S. 10-659d.

Elma, la. 14-732 (El).

— , Wash. 28-354 (A2-3).

— Center, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
ELMACIN, GEORGE 9-296c.
Elma Dagh (Amanus), Turk.

As. 2-760 (G4); l-568b;

2-757o.

Elmadin, Arm. 2-565 (C3).
Elmakin, George : see Elma-

ELMALI, Asia M. 9-296c; 2-
760 (D4).

Elmalu, Turk.As. : see Elmali.

Elmano Sadino : see Bocage,
M. M. B. de.

Elmantica, Sp. : see Sala-
manca.

Elmauer Haltsspitze, mt., Alps
l-746a.

Elmbranch, 111. 14-304 (D5).

Elm City, N.C. 19-772 (D-E2),

— Creek, Can. 17-584 (C3).

— Creek, Neb. 19-324 (E4).

— Creek, riv., HI. 14-304 (D5).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
(H6).

— Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550
<C7).

— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(C2).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(F3).

— (Eight Mile) Creek, riv.,
S.Dak. 25-506 (C3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(D2).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690
(B6).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690
(H3-4).

— Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690
(G-H3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

Owk. fir. Tra.

__^

Klnicnle.ru. lake. Ur.K.Af.
< > : 4-60U.

• li

ELMES. HARVEY LONSOALE

• -. ....

-. JAMES 8-S964.
Ebnet. ton*, York*. 8- 1 1 : I.

tfdom. Votes. 4-590*.
Kim Fork. HY.. T»z. 28-690

— '"oik of Red ItlTcr. Okla.
80-A* I Ii3).

Etmttorr. Ky. 18-740 (PS).
En TOroTis W.Va. 28-460

— (iroTe, \VU. M-740 (EM.

— Mall. Mi.-li. 10- .17-.'
ELMHAM. THOMAS 8-2964.
Elintiaiu. South. Stiff. 28-

n ,

Elmhult. Swed. 28-190 (B-CS).

ElmhllrM. ( '•

— . III. 14-304 (ES).

Y. 19-.-.96 (IS).

— . I'a. 21-106 (L3).
—. Viet. 88-38 (BS).

— . WU. 28-7 40 (US).

" fc. L. Miller " (locomotive)

22-*21c.
ELM IN A i La Mlna). Oo.Cbt.

9-1."J7a: 12-303 (114); 3-

7 i-l..

Elmlngton. Va.28-118 (D3).
Elmlra. Cal. 5-8 <CS).

— . Ida. 14-276 i v

— . Mich. 18-372 (K4).

ELM IRA (Newtown), N.Y. 9-
S07b; 19-596 (D3); 15-
BIM.

— , One. 20-242 (B3).

— HdihU, N.Y. 19-S96 (D3).
Klroley, tal.. K.-nt 24-8394.

— Lovett, Wore*. 28-824d.
Kin. Molt, TCI. 26-69(1 (K-L4).
Kim... (la. 11-7.V.' (114).

. M.I. 18-60S (Al).
Elinode, Ga. 11-752 (114).
El IIP .1... 1*1.. Ur.K.Af. 4-601

(B2> 23-815*.
Elmora, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Elmore, A. S. 7-1074.

— . F. E. 7-107 d.
Elmore, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— , Ark. 2-552 <C3).

— , III. 14-304 (C31

— . Minn. 18-550 (C-D7).

— . O. 20-26 (D2).

— . Okla. 20-58 <D3).

— , Vt. 19-490 (C2).

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— Co.. Ida. 14-276 (B4).
Elmore process 8-lfilb.

El More, Colo. 8-718 (F4).

— More (Inscription rock),
rat.. N.Mex. 18-520 (B2).

Elms, Me. 28-6UO (B5).

— . Oty of Conn. : tee New
Haven.

Elms. The (gallows) 27-493.1.
Elm-mil, North, Vorks. 23-'.i:i:i
(1)2).

— . South, York*. 28-933 (D2).
Elnudale. Can. 8-160 (C2).
Elmsett, SUIT. 9-424 (IV. D2).
ELMSHORN (Elveshorn). Uer.

9-297.-; 11--"' (B2).
BLMSLEY. PETER 9-2970.
Klin spni.irs Ark. 2-552 (Al).

— Store. Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
Blnuwell. Suff. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Klniviil, fan. 20-114 (C2).
Elniw.KHl. III. 14-304 (C3).

— , Franz Jowef I.and ll-37d.

— , Ni-h. 19-324 <H4).

— , N.ll. 19-490 (D6).

— , O. 20-26 (LI).

28-740 (A-B4).

— Park. Mo. 18-608 < F2).

— Place. O. 2O-26 (K6).
Kin*.-. N..r. 19-.H .111!.
BLUE, Fr. 8-297d; 10-77S

(F6): 18-179C.
Eln.i.1 : tee Eaelnotb the

St&Uer.

Elnon. riv.. FT. 23-101 3d.
Elnora, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Elnjra, Russ. 23-872 (D5); 25-

.

EL OBEID, A.K.S.i.I. 9-297d;

28-9 (R-C3): 9-l^'.M.
Dober Chlco (Little), isl., \V.

At. 7-15ic; 19-9c.

— Grande (Great), IsL, W.A1
7-1450.

Elodea22-3d.

— canadensis : tee Water-
thyme.

l«-633a.

s; 13-17Tb.

- -.

EL01 lElteiiw), ST 9-20Sa; 8-
681b; U-234b; 2O-8144.

To make full use of this Index It It essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

KI«Ud. 8i»». 8-410 (III, F4).

ELIZ-EMBR

I HI I.
Eton (the Zcbulonltc) 28-96S4.

Eoo,Afk.2-44»(l.l).
. I,,. I 14-1.

. \t 2- ;-.!

,TION i. li. 1.1 9-S98b.
ll.ii*. 27-2 1 la.
•
7-1!

Kr. 10-778 (B3):
18-SStb.
EliinUn 10-4760.

\ rab. : tee Akaba.

I- I.."... r . 1 .. 2 '..

8-49*4.

Klm.k. RUM. 27-
Elpaput. h. Mnl Ar>-li. S-703a.
— , bay. Mai. Ar, h. 17-i<
El I 'an... Ark .

— Pa*.. 111. l«-.i"i

— PASO. T.-I. 9-2981.; 28-
690 (A4; 28-OH9c).

— l*aso Co.. Colo. 6-722 (F3).

- PMO . .... i. t. 26- ..' ,i;

— Pun del Norte, Mex. : tet
Cludad Juaru.

n. M.'x. 18-3474.

ElpheKe, st : tee Alphege, St.

Kli.liiii (WeWi prime) 5-3201).

Klpliin. Ire. 14-744 <C3); 23-
727d.

KlpUinston, John 17-3084.

Eliihliutone, George Keith.
baron: tee Keith, O. K.
El ph Intone, viscount,

— .James : tee Bolmerlno
James Elphlmtone, lit
lord.

— , MOUNTSTUART 9-298c;
4-189d; Afghanistan mis-
sion l-316b; on caste 5-
.; Miihratta \varl4-412a.

— WILLIAM 9-299a; 4-1 12c;
27-7 <

— , General W. G. K. ll-450o.
Elphlnstone, And.Is. l-955c.
— , M., Bur. 4-84H
— , prov., B.N.Bor. 4-257 (C2):

4-263d.
F.lphinstone Code 9-299a.

— College, Bombay 4-184&.

— Institution. Bombay 20-
902d.

— Passage, str., And.Is. 1-

H •'•:

Elphinstone r. Monkland Iron
Co. 7-781a.

— r. I^irchas 3-USib.
Elpidildae 8-879C.
Klpidiinac 8-879d.

Klpis (hymn «riter) 4-1 16d.
Elqui (Coquimbo). riv., Chil.

2-462 (B2); 6-1441,.
Elrama, I'a. 21-1 mi (E7).
EL RENO. Okla. 9-299c; 20-

58 (D2).

— Hincon, mts., Ariz. 2-544

— Itito, N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).

— 1,'ito, riT., N.Mex. 19-J20
(Dl).

Elrod. N.C. 19-772 (C3).
Elroy, Wte. 28-740 (C5).
Elsa : tee Elizabeth.
Elsa. riv., It. 15-4 (C3); 15-la.
Elaah. 111. 14-304 (B5).
Elsass: tee Alsace.

— Lothringcn : tee Alsace-
Lorraine.

Kl-berry. Mo. 18-608 (F2).
Klshunr scries (ceol.) 27-1874.
Klschecre : ter Siring.
Elsdon. Northumb. 8-412 (I.

D2); 19-793a.

Elseoar, Yorka. 28-933 (D2).
Elscnham. Em. 8-424 (IV. (3).
Elsevir : tee Elzevir.
ELSFLETH, tier. 9-29»d; 11-

808 (1(2).
Elshelmer. Adam 20-467d; 23-

774.

EUe. Oa. 11-752 (D4).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Elsie rentier (O. W. Holmes)

13-6 17c.

EWnboro.pt. N.J. 19-502 (A4).
Klrinort-, ( 'al. S-x (K.I).
ELSINORE i II. -1-iiiKor), Den.

9-299d; 8-1.' i i i
— , Ctah27--14 (114).
Elskamp. Max 3-681b.
Elslack, VorkH. 28-933 (Al).
Elslo, Holl. 13-588 (C4); 19-

4140.

Elsmeif, Del. 17-828 (HI).
Elsmore . Kan. 15-854 (G3).
Elsness, pt., Scot. 2O-280O.
Elson. Hants 22-132 (map).
— . fort. Ham* 22-132 (map).

. t. Holl. 13-.r>88 H I
Ebrickle. Scot. 24-418 (K3).
ELSSLER. FANNY 9-3 OOa,
— , Thi-resa 8-300a.
EM, Hon. 13-588 (C3).
El»tea4, Sur. 18-942 (B4).

.

trhlty at rain • . M44:
atoc*ro«xip« 8-240a; (IwUio

JtoMMT8oi radlo-acUT

Kh««. KrUtlan 18-8 17c.
CLSTCR, (Irr. 9-3u.il.; ti-
nt 'i I n; waum 18-
•lOb. 18-

— . KIHno, rir.. Oer. 18-393c.

ELSTER .-. l.«»!.

8-.1i". L. 11 .24-

S62a.
— (WrlMC). riT.. (icr. 8-300b;

11 .11. .|l'»: pt-arU21-

Ektorberg. Oer. 11-808 (HI.

EUtcrgeblnre. mt., A us. and
: ' (D3);

4-i .•:.,. 9-; :ib
Elsternwlck. Melbourne 18-

I id.

Elslon. Lane*. 18-139 (Cl).

. int.. Colo. 8-722(114).
Ehtow. Bods. 8-424 (IV. B2);

Iliinyan 4-«03a; nunnery

3-..:,.
Ebtree, HerU. 18-942 (C2);

geology 18-4 13d.

I. counteiw ot Flan4ers

4-679a.
Elstub. hundred. WUU. 28-

8Mb.

k. Lanes. 18-139 (Bl).
ELS WICK, Newcastle - upon -

Tvne 9-SOOb ; works 2-A92a,

19-474a.

— OrdnanceCompanyt-592b;
coned Keren' 2O-201O.

Elsworth, Cambs. 8-424 (IT.

MX

— rock (geol.) 7-132b.

Ki-ii.^. ll.ii;. in.ii,,,r li.,ii.--.

Mdx. 9-4030.
Eltagen (Nyniphacum). Russ.

4-288b.

Kltai. riT., Arab. 28-305 '(E3).
EL TEB. Slid. 9-300c; 26-tl

il>2): Baker's defeat (1884)

3-2284. 9-38«, 9-1224;

British occupation 9-1264.
Kltekeh. Pal. 15-382c.
KlT.-rihelm, Ger. 11-808 (A-

1111.

Klt.-res : tee Kutluk.
Klternater, lake, Westm. 28-

553d.
Eltlmm, dist., Lond. 18-938

iK:si; 28-M'.iii.
— , N.Z. 19-624 (E3).
— , Viet, 28-38 (El).
— , common. Lon4. 16-U3S

(K3): 28-xi9b.
— , palace, Kent 27-3631).
— , Statutes ot : tee Statutes

of Eltham.
Elthorne, hundred, Mdx. 18-

I 1 lo.

ELTON, CHARLES ISAAC 9-

— , John (explorer) ll-628b.

— . Captain J. F. 16-7 Ole.

Elton. Ches. 9-416 (II. 1(3).

— , Hunts. 9-424 (IV. Bl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (E5).

— , Wis. 28-740 (K3).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (CD.

— , lake, Russ. 2-7944.

— Hall, mansion, HuntB. 13-

MSb.

Kit., pin. Wash. 28-354 (F3).
Kl Toro. Cal. 5-8 (E5).
ELTVILLE (Klfeld). Ger. 9-

300c: 11-808 (II. m8);

battle (1349) 12-730b; print-
Ing 27-532d.
Eltz. castle, Ger. 9-300,1.
ELTZ, riv., Ger. 9-300d; 11-

808 (A3).

Elul (month) 4-1000d: 6-315c.
Elunda, Crete 7-41 S (Cl ).
Elura. India : arr Kllora.

tlieials) 1O-9130.
Kluwarima, mt,, Brit.Gui. 12-

BTTa.

Elnza. Aria M. 21-544&.
Elv (diet.) 19-79»b.
Elva. Ky. 15-740 (B2).
Elvan, riv.. Scot. 6-:>72b.
Elvan (k'eol.) 22-718a; 7-180b;

22-1
Elvanfoot, Scot, 24-412 (E4);

ELV AS", 'port. 9-300d; 25-530

(B3); 21-93a.

Elva Station. 111. 14-304 (D2).
ElTaston. 111. 14-304 (A3).
Elvaton. Md. 17-828 (BS).
Elvedalen. Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Elveden. Su(T. 9-424 (IV. DS):

nhuleep Sineli 8-1 I Ib.

Fr. 10-77S (C4); 18-

Elvend'. mt.. Pers. 21-188 (A3);

12-86Sc; 21-189b.
Elvenieh. Peter Josef 13-3700,

, Pa. tl-108 (18).

.

Uvmborn. OCT.: ttt Ktnubam.
i. Uur. 8-7108.
£Y. SIR GEORGE JOB

8-Jola.

Yorks. 8-416 (II.

KUIiu. »1". 18-80K (F4).

ElTlf« (HpauUh UUMO): nt
«C

Elvira, llraz. 4-440 (A3).

ELVIRA. SYNOD OF 8-SOla;
8-ltf.V: candle* 18-8744:
ezeoiiiniiinlratl'.n Im-vo
cable 10-001,; vUriU 18-494.
\\ lilti.iiii.Uv 28-61S4: witch-
craft 28-746b.

Elvln. sir (lervaliw 28-384b.

EL WAD, Sah. 9-3011.; 1-843

miSt Frank Edwin S4-5l8c.

Elwcta, U. J. 2-9761.: 21-7- '• I
Elwha. riT.. Waiih. 28-354

M).
Elwill. bay, Der. 8-430 (VI.

Ml).

Elwiii. 111. 14-304 (C4).
ElwiHHl. 111. 14-304 (D2).
ELWOOD (Uiiinoy). Ind. 8-

30lo; 14-422 (r 4).
-, Kan. 15-854 (Hl);24-19d.
— , Neb. 18-324 (K4).
-. NJ. 18-503 (C4).
Elworth. Che«. 8-418 (II. C3).
Elworthy. Som. 8-430 (VI.

r'l).
Elwy, riv.. Wales 8-428 (V.

Dl);8-l(*a.
Elwyn. Pa. 21-106 (K7).

Book of 8-492d; 12-

159a.

Ely. 11, -man 9-30.1.1.
— . RICHARD THEODORE

9-30 Id.
ELY. Cambs. 9-301d; 8-424

(IV. C2); bishopric 9-4211.,

22-lHi-''-: cathedral 9-3U2a.

2-393 (PL II.). 2-425 (PL

VIII.). 5-521d; cathedral

screen 18-210c; geology 5-

97d.

— , Minn. 18-550 (F3).
— , Ncv. 5-8 <K2).
— , Wales 8-428 (V. £5); 5-

317d.

— , mU., NOT. 5-8 (F2).
— , riT.. Wales 9-428 (V. E5);

12-730.

— grecnatone 2-361c.

— House, Lond. 2-420c.

— , Isle ot, dUt., Cambs. 9-

424 (IV. C2); 7-317a.
Elymak dist.. Pers. 8-140b;

14-869c: 21-254a: 21-214d.
ElymaH (bibl.) 2O-943a.
Klymhos, Turk. : tee Olympus.
Khmi, people 25-25a.
Elymus arcnarius : tee Lyme

BM8,

Elyot. Sir RichanI 9-303a.
—," SIR THOMAS 9-303a; 13-

28Sa; 20-H85c; on sports 2-

847a, 10-617d.
Ely Place, Lond. 13-581d.
Elyria. Neb. 19-324 (E3).
ELYRIA, O. 9-303d; 20-2G

(F2).

Elyrns, Gr. 7-426d.
Elysburg. Pa. 21-106 (I-K4).
Elysec, suburb. Paris 20-»04

(Al and Cl);2O-HlOb.
— , palace, Paris 20-s08c; 20-

804 (Cl).
Kh-U (/,..,!.) 11-.-.2.-.-1: 11-

iSSb.

Elyrian. Minn. 18-550 (D6).
— , lake. Minn. 18-550 (D6).
Kl\ -H Cam pi : tee Aliscamp.
Kly.-iida.- ll-523b.
Elystotnorpba ll-507b; 11-

517d; ll-523b.
ELYSIUM (myth.) 8-503d.
Klyton. Ala, 1-460 (C2).
Klytra 6-666c; 10-504C,
Elz, riv., Ger. : tee E1U.
Elzo, Ua. 11-752 (D4).
ELZE, KARL 9-304a.
K.I/.-. <;.-r. 13-4620.
ELZEVIR (printers) 9-304&.
Elzevir text (Bible) 3-8X3d.
Ema, riv.. Braz. 21-178b.
Ema (zool.) : tee Rhea.
Emaln Macha. Ire. 2-562d;

14-7 58b.
Emakodni. dist.. F.Af. 27-

-.71...

Emanation (cheni.) 22-79 Id.
EMANATION (philos.) 9-304d;

Democrltus 8-4b: Kinpedo-

cles 9-345c; Kpirnrus 9-

6844; Erlirena 9-7 4 4a; Plo-

tlnns 10-.' i.l.
Emancipation (Roman law)

23-540.

— Act (1833) 28-63lc.

— Art (1861) (Russia) 24-
M6*.

18-

II ••

u. Marcrllu. 8-7 S
(UEL I. 8-M4b;
1434; 18-43&C: •:

- l'.»a. 12-1 -la.
ltaooM.
^^ U-74S

" EnuuiiMl* Flllbvtu " (battto-

•hip) M-904b.
fMdrtf (romance) f»-««»o.
KiuanrinuJa 11-ilOb.
Ematate. dtat_ Turk. 20-

447a.

Enimthlun (mrth.) S-9S7b.
Kmau*. I'a. 21-1"<! (L4J.
Emnux tt tomtit (Oantlrr)

11-6384.
Emba. rlr.. Ro«.A.. 28-871

(H8);27-4SO(BJ):t7-7H7d.
Eroba (laocuacn) : tet Brniba,
Embabane. IHf. 28-466 (K8);

26-1 ^
Embacb. rlr.. ROM. 22-87S

(C4): 23-8800.
Embadca (ooctnm«) 7-S34O.
Emballoooreae 8-144c,
Emballonaridae : tre Free*

tailed bau.

Emballonurinae 8-2 4 4c.
EMBALMING 8-30&c; 8-49b;

18-967a; Uannal'* method

ll-452d.

EMBANKMENT 8-306c; rail-
way 22-t»35a; Hver-enctn-

ecrlnic 22-37 7a; *eacoa«t2>-

•Mb.

Em bar. Wye.. 28-874 (Dl).
Embank. Sldl 1-8460.
EMBARGO 8-3000.
- Art (1807). U.8. l-179a; 17-

WU.

EmbarraM. Minn. 18-550 <E3).
— . Win. 28-740 (E4).
— , riT.. 111. 14-304 (D5).
— . HT.. WU. 28-740 (E4).

— Creek, riv.. 1 11. 14-304 ( E3).
EMBASSY Mict.) 8-308d; 1-

7'Jlc; 10-86b: 8-299c.
Emlinymeiit (diet.) ll-83Sc;

19-97 Id.
Embden. N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).

— Center, Me. 17-434 <C4).
Embden Pond, lake. Me. 17-

434 (C4).
EMBER DAYS and EMBER

W*«lu 9-307a.
Emberiza ciris : trr NonparetL

— clrlus : tee Cirl- bunting.

— citrinella : tee Yellow -ham-
mer.

— hortulana : tee Ortolan.

— mlliarla : tee HuntinK-

— ichoeniclug : tee Reed-bunt-
ln(f.

— rtriolata : tee Tabib.
Emberizldae : trr hunting.
EMBEZZLEMENT 9-So;r ; 18-

21 la: Roman law 22-244d.

— Act (1799) 8-3070.
Embld. Sp. 28-530 (E2).
Embiidae 13-42Ud; 13-431a;

19-439a.

Kinbil, Mitniel 24-515b.
Embintoddae 2O-545C.
Embira, rir.. Bras. 21-264.

(113).

EMBLEM (diet.) 8-308a.
Emblema (art) 23-483a; re-

pouwe 23-108b. 23-485 (PL

VII. flg. 35).
Emhlema (b«al) 27-263a; 1S-

599a.
EMBLEMENTS 9-30Sa.

Embleton, Dur. 9-412 (I. F3).
- - (I. Ei);
19-793b.

— , Northumb. 8-412

— .bay, Northumb. 8-412 (L

El).

Embletonla ll-523a.
EmbUoa offidnalii 10-571c;

1S---7,-.
Embo. Scot, 24-412 (E2);

battle (13th cent.) 8-430d.
Embottrnient 10-30C.
EmboUma (Gr. drama) 8-49 la.-
Embolixm 18-61 d; apoplexy

2-l»5c; bemianonla lO-»5a;

insanity 14-6O7b; kidney

dteeaae 15-7 85b; pulmonary

23-1 9Sc; pyaemia 24-853b.
Embolionlc yean 4-1000*.
Embolite B-760b.
Embolobranchia 2-299a; 2-

303b.

Embulnmeri 3-523a.
Embolus 21-446d.
Emboly 11-5 13c.
EMBOSSING 8-308c: 23-lOSb.
Kmlwthriimi 21-782b.
Embount. fort. Bels- 16-S93O.
Embrace (ealntatlon) 24-95a.
EMBRACERY (law) 8-309*;

2-8790.

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283

EMBR-ENGL

EMBRASURE (diet.) 9-309b.
Embreeville, Pa. 21-106 (17).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (II).
Embresin, Belg. : see Am-

bresin.

Embrithopoda : see Barypoda.
Embroidered Girdles (Afri-

canus) l-361c.
EMBROIDERY 9-309b.
•EMBRUN (Eburodunum), Fr.

9-il !.i; 10-778 (H5); 15-26

(AS); cathedral 7-185d;

siege (1691) 9-882d.
Embryo 9-3 14b; botany 11-

259b, 18-SG7a.
EMBRYOLOGY 9-3 Ub; 23-

116d: v. Baer 3-191c; Cohn-

heim s theory 2O-920c; Har-
vey 13-46a.
Embryo sac (hot.) 4-637a; 10-

572b; angiosperms 2-lla;

cycads 12-7 56b.
Embryotega ll-259a-
Embsay-with-Eastby, Yorks.

4-1810.

Embudo, N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).
Embura : see Tembeitera,
Embury, Philip 18-29 H>.
Embutido 4-92 4b.
Enid, Switz. 26-242 (D4).
EMDEN, Ger. 9-331c; 11-808

(A2).

— , 111. 14-304 (C3).
" Emden " (cruiser) 24-911d.
Emden goose 12-241d; 22-

219d.

Emeinao 18-63 la.
Emcl; ha-oakhah (Josua) 13-

17 3d.

Erreudation, textual 26-7 13d.
Emendalione Temporum, De

(Scaliger) 24-284C.
Emerado, N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).
Emerald, Queens. 2-960 (H4).
— , Viet. 28-38 (El).
— , Wis. 28-740 (A3).

— Isl., Pac.O. 21-961 (H).
EMERALD 9-332a; ll-563c.
Emerald Bay, Col. 5-8 (02).
Emerald Charter 8-442d.
Emerald-copper : iff Dioptasc.
Emerald green (pigment) 8-

746d; 21-599b.

Emerald Hill. Viet, see South
Melbourne.

Emeraldine 8-751d; 26-7 ill 1.

Emergence (bot.) 21-774a.

EMERIC - DAVID, TOUS-
uint Bernard 9-332c.

Emerick, Neb. 19-324 (G3).

Emerillon, tribe 12-682a.

Emerita, Sp. 25-530 (B3) : see
Merida.

EMERITUS (diet.) 9-332d.

Emero, riv., Bol. 4-167 (A2).

Emerson, Benjamin K. 17-
85 Je,

— , Ellen J. 22-475C.

— , Sir James : see Tennent,
Sir J. E.

—.RALPH WALDO 9-332d;
l-837d; Fuller's friendship
ll-295c; O. W. Holmes'
Life 13-61 7d; on immor-
tality 14-33Sd; on Macaulay
17-196b; Unitarianisra 27-
596d.

— , WILLIAM 9-335C.

Emerson, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— , Can. 17-584 (C3).

— , Colo. 6-722 (H1X

— , la. 14-732 (B3).

— , Neb. 19-324 (H2).

— , Nfd. 19-479 (B2).

Emery, Winifred : see Maude,
Winifred.

Emery, 111. 14-304 (C4).

— , Mont. 14-276 <C2).

— . S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).

— , Utah 27-814 (C4).

EMERY 9-335d; 20-242a;
Egyptian 9-69d.

Emery Co., Utah 27-814 (C-
D3).

— Junction, Mich.l8-372(G5).
Emerylite : see Margarite.
Emerys, pk., N.Mex. 19-520

(Gl).
Emery's testing machine 28-

469c.

Emerwille, CaL 5-8 (B3).
Emery-wheels 9-336b.
Emesa. Turk.As. 26-305 (B2);

24-677d; 26-593d; coins 19-

89 Oc. See also Horns.
Emesis : see Vomiting.
Emet, Okla. 20-58 (E3).
— , pass, Alps : see Madesimo.
— , Piz : see Timun, Piz.
Emeterius (martyr) 4-965d.
Emeth (diet.) 1-723C,
EMETICS 9-336b; ipecacuanha

14-7370.

Emetine 14-737a.
EMEU (bird) 9-336c; 3-963d;

3-968d; 3-977a; egg 9-13d;

palaeontological affinities

22-918a; moulting 10-226c;

wing 10-228b.

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Emeus (fossil bird) 18-631a.
E.M.F. : see Electromotive

force.
Emhlabatini, val., S.Af. 27-

574a.
Emigrant, val., Nev. 5-8 (F3).

— Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242

EMIGRATION 9-337d; 11-

636d; 18-428c; Athenian 5-

863.d; Barnardo's scheme

3-illb; Church Army 6-

330a; coolie 7-77a; Italian

15 - 8a; Jewish 28 - 989b;

United Kingdom statistics

27-599C, 14-746d.
Emigres ll-156a; decrees

against ll-159a, ll-165b,

10-863d; France threatened

10-854d.

Emigsville, Pa. 21-106 (15).
Emile, pass, Alps l-742b.
Emile (Rousseau) 23-777a; 19-

835b.
EMILIA, dist., It. 9-337d; 15-4

(B-C2); ancient boundaries

l-256d; dialect 14-S89d;

Parmesan cheese 15-10c;

wages 15-13b.
Emilia Galotti (Lessing) 16-

498b; ll-791b.
Emilius, mt., Alps 1-7 42d.
Emily, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , lake, Minn. 18-550 (B5).
Emine, cape, Bulg. 4-773 (D2).
Eminence. Ind. 14-422 (D5).
— , Ky. 15-740 (C2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (E4).
Eminence (cranial) 4-39Sb; 25-

197d.

EMINENCE (diet.) 9-339a.
EMINENT DOMAIN 9-339b.
Emines, fort, Fr. 19-160a.
EMINESCU, MICHAIL 9-339d;

23-S4Sa.

Emiugton, 111. 14-304 (D3).
EMIN PASHA 9-340a; 1-

345b.
Emin Pasha, gulf, Ger.E.Af.

11-771 (Al); 28-45d.
Emin red 8-750a.
Emir : see Amir.
Emir Assar, Asia M. 21-544a.
Emirchazi, Turk.As. 13-536

<C2); 13-535d.
Emirgliian Palace, Turk. 14-

875d.

Erniriy* 27-441d.
Emir-Tagh, mts., Asia 26-

910a.

Emison, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Emissaria 16-269c.
Emission theory of light 16-

610d.

Emissivity 6-891c; 13-150a.
Emjellavand, lake, Nor. 19-

804 (A2).

Emlagh, pt.. Ire. 14-744 (A3).
Emlenton, Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Emley, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Emly, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Emlyn, Sollom 25-806a.
— , THOMAS 9-341a.
Emma (of England) l-291a;

ordeal 20-1 7 Li.

— (of France) 17-18b; 17-35a.

— (of Holland) 13-605c; 28-
670d.

— • (of Toulouse) 22-504b.

— ( Imma : wife of Einhard)
9-134c.

Emma, Colo. 6-722 (C2).

— , 111. 14-304 (D6).

— , La. 17-54 (Al).

— , Tex. 26-690 (F2).

— , cape, Arct. 21-938 (Bl).

Emma (Jane Austen) 2-936c.

Emmaberg, Ger.E.Af. 11-771
(B3).

Emmaboda, Swed. 26-190 (C3).

Emmahaven, Sum. : see Pa-
dang.

Emmalane, Ga. 11-752 (D3).

EMMANUEL (bibl.) 9-341b;
13-183c.

— (Byzantine emperors) : see
Manuel.

Emmanuel College, Camb. 5-

92b.
EMMANUEL PHILIBERT 9-

341b.
EMMAUS, Pal. 9-342a; 26-

913c.

— NICOPOLIS, Pal. 9-342b;
20-002 (B5)| 14-618d.

Emmaville, N.S.W. 2-952c;

9-332c; 18-692a.
Emme, val., Switz. 3-794d.
Emmen, Holl. 13-588 (D2).
— , Switz. 17-96d.
Emmenagogue 1-7 20b.
Emmenbriicke, Switz. 26-212

(E2).
EMMENDINGEN, Ger. 9-342b;

11-808 (A4).

Emmens, Stephen 21-585C.
Emmensite 21-585C.
Emmenthal, val., Switz. 26-

242 (D3).

Emmenthaler cheese 7-750a.
Emmer, riv., Ger. 16-740a.
Emmeran, St 23-37c.
EMMERICH, Ger. 9-342c; 11-

808 (A3).

Emmerling, A. 14-485(1.
EMMET, ROBERT 9-342C.
— , THOMAS ADDIS 9-343c;

6-425d.

Emmet, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (C2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (F2).
Emmet (zool.) : see Ant.
Emmet Co., la. 14-732 (Cl).

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F4).
Emmetropic eye 28-134b.
Emmetsburg, la. 14-732 (Cl).
EMMETT, DANIEL DECATUR

9-343d.

— , Tom 7-443a.
Emmett, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , Ida. 14-276 (A4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
— , Mich. 18-372 (Gl).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (15).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (I-J1).
EMMITSBURG, Md. 9-343d;

17-S28 (El).
EMMIUS, UBBO 9-344a.
EMMONS, EBENEZER 9-344b.
— , NATHANAEL 9-344c; 6-

93 6a.

Enimons, Minn. 18-550 (D7).
— , mt., Utah 27-8 13c.
— , pt, Antarc. 21-961 (H).
Emmonsburg, N.Dak. 19-780

(D3).

— Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (D3).
Emmonsism 9-344c.
Emneth, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

Cl).

Emo, Ire. 14-744 (D3).

Emodin 12-143a; 23-273C.

Emodos, mt., Asia : see Hima-
laya.

Emona, Aus. 15-26 (El); 23-
648 (D2); 16-82c. See also
Laibach.

Emory, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

— , Tex. 26-690 (M3).

— , Utah 27-814 (Cl).

— , Va. 28-118 (Cl).

— , riv., Tenn. 26-620 (Gl).

— Gap, Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
Emeryville, W.Va. 28-560 (D-

E2).

Emotion (psych.) l-284a; 1-
300a; 22-556c; 22-590b; art
10-361a; Darwin 22-587c;
Descartes 8-88a; in ethics
9-844b; Herbart 13-337c; in-
trospection 14-7 17b; Lange
22-586b; in neurasthenia
• 19-428a; polytheistic per-
sonifications 23-7 la.

Empanelled (law) 20-67 7a.

Empaytaz, H. L. l-558b.

Empedocle, port, Girgenti 12-
48b.

EMPEDOCLES 9-344d; 9-
681d; cosmology 10-23c;
rhetoric 23-233C.

Empcdoclcs on Etna (M.Arnold)
2-635d.

Empel, Holl. 13-588 (C3).

EMPEROR 9-345d; 9-173d;
7-185d; 8-305C. See also
Empire; Holy Roman Em-
pire; Tsar.

Emperor Alexander III., port,
Russ. 8-366c.

Emperor and Galilean (Ibsen)
14-225D.

Emperor butterfly 16-477a.

Emperor Concerto (Beethoven)
3-651a; 6-826b.

Emperor goose 12-242c.

Emperor of Japan v. P. and
O. Steam Navigation Com-
pany 13-457b.

Emperor penguin 21-S9c; 21-
97 2a.

" Emperor's prayer-book " :
see Maximilian I., prayer
book.

Empetrum nigrum : see Crow-
berry.

— rubrum : see Diddle-dee
berry.

Empeza, Pampa de, depres-
sion, Bol. 22-209C.
Empfing, Ger. 27-2 15d.
EMPHYSEMA 9-347a; 23-
199b; bronchiectasis 4-634c;
dropsy 8-590d.
Emphyteusis 23-574b; 16-

155b; Sicily 15-18d.
Empingham, Rutl. 9-424 (IV.

Al); 23-945b.
Empire, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— , Colo. 6-723b.
Ga. 11-752 (C3).
Ky. 15-740 (A3).
Mich. 18-372 (D5).
Nev. 5-8 (D2).
O. 20-26 (13).
Orec. 20-242 (A4).
EMPIRE 9-347d. See. also
Hoi}' Roman Empire, &c.

Empire (Carolingian): see Caro-
lingian Empire.

— (Holy Roman) : see Holy
Roman Empire.

— (of the East) ; see Rome,
History ; and Roman Em-
pire, Later.

— (of the West) : see Rome,
History ; and Holy Roman
Empire.

— (Roman) : see Rome, His-
tory; Roman Empire, Later;
Holy Roman Empire.

Empire City, Kan. 15-654
(H3); 11-399C.

— City, Minn. 18-550 (E6).

— City Jockey Club, N.Y. 13-
736b.

Empire composing machine

27-545d.

Empire Day 13-584a.
Empire, its Value and its

Growth, The (Lecky) 16-

354d.
Empire lamp 16-654b.

— League, S.Af. 5-242a.

— liberal, Fr. 10-87 la; 10-
926a.

" Empire Shield " 18-829a.

Empire style (furniture) 11-
364d; 24-842e; 26-325a.

Empire typewriter 27-502c.

Empirical formula (chem.) 6-
41b.

Empiricism (mod.) 9-356d;
18-43b; 26-791a.

EMPIRICISM (pbilos.) 9-356c;
l-75c; 2-231b; Adamson
1 - 182d ; Bacon 3 - 151a ;
Beneke 3-726d; causation
problem 5-557d; Gassendi
ll-503d; Gerando ll-761d;
German empiric-criticism 3-
53e, 18-239d; Green's attack
12-53fla; Hume 13-882b;
idealism contrasted 14-284b;
Ionian philosophersl4-731d;
Kant 15-665a; Locke 16-
849d; Mill, J. S. 18-458b;
nominalism 19-735d; solips-
ism 25-361d; Tclesio 26-
573b- theism 26-747a. See
also Experience.

Empiric -criticism 3-53c.

Emplastrum saponis 25-299c.

Emplectite 4-9d; 7-103b.

Empleurum serratulum 4-
720b.

Employers and Workmen Act

. (1875)6-981a.

Employers' Liability Act
(1880) 9-357d.

EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
and Workmen's Compensa-
tion 9-3f)Od; 16-26c; insur-
ance 14-659b; law of torts
27-64d.

— Liability Assurance Corpor-
ation of London 14-659b.

— of Labour, National Fede-
ration of 27-1 44a.

Employment 16-14c; 28-230c;
diseases : see Occupation,
diseases of.

— of children : see Children,
employment of.

— of Children Act (1903) 16-
14a.

— of Women Act (1907) 16-
14a.

Empoli, Jacopo da 9-361c.
EMPOLI, It. 9-361c; 15-4 (C3).
Emporetica (charta) 20-744d.
Emporia, Fla. 10-540 (E2).
EMPORIA, Kan. 9-361c; 15-

654 (F2).

— , Va. 28-118 (E4).
Emporiao, Sp. 23-648 (C2).

See also Ampurias.
Emporium, Or. 7-fi81c.
— , Pa. 21-106 (F2).
EMPORIUM (diet.) 9-361d.
Empress, bridge, India 4-

546a.
— , dock, Southampton 25-

491 (map); 25-492a.

— Club, Lond. 6-567c.

— Eugenie diamond 8-1 63c.
Empress of India (title) 28-

34c.
Empress of Morocco (Settle)

24-705b.

Emprosthotonus 25-1045C.
Empser, Jakob 22-92CC.
EMPSON, SIR RICHARD 9-

361d; 9-52 7 d.
Empti actio 23-559O.
Emptio and venditio : see Sale

of Goods.
Empusa ll-334d; ll-336b;

ll-338d.

— eugena 17-606d.

— gryllac 21-394b.
EMPYEMA26-120b; 23-199b;

lung 9-362a, 17-126a, 21-
837c; nasal sinus 20-SOb.

Empyreal air : see Oxygen.

EMPYREAN 9-362a.

Empyreuma 9-362a.

Empyreumatie oil 7-75d.
Enirys : see Ambrosius Aure-
lianus.

— ap Iwan 5-649b.

Ems, Rudolph von : see Ru-
dolph von Ems.

EMS, Ger. 9-362b; 11-808
(II. 18) ; minerals 22-694a;
Punctation of 10 - 230c ;
waters 18-521c.

— , Switz. 26-242 (G3).

— , canal, Holl. 13-591b.

EMS, riv., Ger. 9-362a; 11-
808 (A2); battle (12 B.C.) 8-
60 7 c.

— (East), riv., Holl. 13-588
(Dl).

— (West), riv., Holl. 13-588
(Dl).

Emscher, riv., Ger. 7-416b.
Emscherian group 7-416a; 11-

670b.
EMSER, JEROME (Hierony-

mus) 9-362b.

Ems-Jade, canal, Ger. 9-331c.
Ems telegram (1870) ll-874a.
Emsworth, Hants 9-420 (III.

F5).

Emtonjaneni 28-1 051c.
Emu, bay, Tas. 26-439a.
— , plains, N.S.W. 2-960a.
— , plains, Tas. 26-439b.
— , riv., Tas. 26-439a.
Emu (bird) : see Emeu.
Emu Hay and Mount Bischoft

railway, Tas. 26-441c.
Emuden, Ger. : see Emden.
Emulsinl-900b; 12-142c; Ll-

751a.
Emund (Swedish King) 26-

198c.
Emu Park, Queens. 2-960

(14).

Emu-wren 26-440b.
Emys 27-69a; 23-157a; 23-

174b; 28-lOllc.

— amazonica 4-444b.

— orbicularis 13-4 45d.

— tracaxa 4-444b.

— vulgaris japonica : see
Kame-no-ko.

Emyvale, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
En, Aby. 25-379 (C4).
Ena, riv., Nor. 19-804 (Dl).
Enab, Pal. 9-342b.
Enabling Act (U.S.) 28-747a;

14-309d; 19-783d.
Enaema 28-1 025b.
Enacs, Nor. 19-804 (B2).
Enaghdune, Ire. : see Annagh-

down.

Enagonios Apollo 2-1 84c.
Enaima : see Enaema.
Enaker, Swed. 26-190 (Dl).
Enakitza the Ban : see Vaca-

rescu.

Enal, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Enaliornis 20-9c; 3-977a; 7-

418c.

Enaliornithes 20-325d.
ENAMEL 9-3fi2d; Battersea

3-531d, 5-755b; Byzantine

4-910b; ceramic painting

5-707a, 5-746C, 15-184a, 15-

185b; Japanese 15-189d;

miniatures 18-527b; Tassie's

medallions 26-1 12d.

— leather 16-341a.

— paint (building) 20-458b.
Enamorados, Pefla de los,

crag, Sp. 2-93a.
E-Nannar, temple, Ur 27-

783d.
En-anna-tum I. (Babylonia) 3-

103a.

Enantia 21-7 09a.
Enantiomorphism 25-890d; 7-

589b; quartz 22-716b (fig.).
Enantiomorphous 7-576b.
Enantiotropic polymorph 6-

73d.

Enantiozoa : see Sponges.
Enard, bay, Scot. 24-412 (Cl);

geology 23-7 42b.
Enare (Inarijarvi), lake, Russ.

23-872 (C2); 9-910c; climate

10-383d.
Enargite 7-103b.
Enarthrosis : see Ball and

socket joint.
Enation 19-238b.
Enborne, riv., Eng. 9-420 (III.

E4); 3-7 82d.

ENCAENIA 9-367c; 20-412d.
Encalada, Manuel Blanco : see

Blanco Encalada, Manuel.
Encampment, Wyo. 28-874 (E-

F4).
Encanto, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (C-

D3).
Encarnacion, Parag. 2-462

(E2); 20-7570.
Encausse, Fr. 13-72b.
ENCAUSTIC PAINTING 9-

367c; 20-489d; Z0-483d;

medieval use 19-23d; on

cloth 19-19d.

— tiles 26-973d.
ENCEINTE (arch.) 9-368d.

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Rix*tnU> ffortifloanmi) • •

, E :• • .= 4-. •••>.

18-7iJb; 18-
.; 1»-
— raflta : sw Kaffir bread,
•nnipiinin aaturwu* 19-

••ospttalold 8-1750.
Imillli iir ' '
jnnhsiiH T Tirn

' I l*-3Hb.

Fir**""'^*1 Mnw. plain. N.

1 ' :•> H 'I); 19-5Md,

Bnchaotar's nknuhad.- 19-

- 1 ' 1

: tet .

IsMJI -III «n«.. Kr. 10-77*
(Hi); 1-741. 1.

; MM 9-

41,1.

--I!

*e28-:.44d.

•DObTlema : tet llyalnplann.
KohrtraeidaeO-;

8-797*.
ENCINA. JUAN DEL 9-368d;

8-507 b; 25-

Enclnal. Tex. 28-690 (117).
Endnas. Sp. 24-57o (nlanj
Bnolno, N.Mex. 19-510 (E3).
Bsirssn Martin Fernandea 2-

241.-; ll-62.-.d.
ENCKE, JOHANN FRAN/, 9-

369a; on solar parallax 20-

•

.

Eookell. Magnus 2O-517d.
Enekf'* romet 8-762d.
EiM-khuysen. IlolL : nee Enk-

huixen.
ENCLAVE (diet.) 9-369b.

— . droll d1 : tee Hinterland.
dortrine of.

En. l.xurc (law) : tee Inelosure.
ENC01GNURE 9-369b.
Kncoje. Ang. 8-913 (A4); 2-39C.
Enoombres, pass, SwiU. 1-

Fn,. ..:,(.••,.!., i^OTOi 21-27 '..I.
Encomium 21-filsd.
Eneontrad*. Vonez. 27-9 S9

(All
Encoiibert : tet Six-banded

*rmadillo.
Encounter, bay, S.Ans. 2-960

(F7);2-960d:10-.-.2Hc.

— , reef. China 18-156 (1)7).
Encouragement of trade, bill

for the ( 1663) 2-lSd.
KII. rr •. 2-TJ",.;26-l •". :26-

103 Id.

Encrinidae 8-878d.
En.Tiiut.il marble 17-676d.
Encriuurus 26-llOc.

— punctatus 25-lllc.
Encrinus lUiiformis 27-160*.
Enouentro. riv.. C.AIU. : tee

Segovia.
•sflSBBbsmd K-!.it.-< Art

(1^ iOJ 21-430.

ENCYCLICAL (diet.) 9-369O.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA 9-3fl»c: 8-
. 11-1171.; 23-9l5b;

Chinese 8-130b; oopyrleht

law 7-120*; earliest EnelUh

9-609b.
Encyclopaedia Bibliea 9-37 Ob;

25- 27 J...

EncyrlaiKtfdia Britannira 9-
377o: 19-559*; 2S-272b.

ASM '.,•.:.•/,. I M'tr. ,i,-^, l.in-i 9-

Enrvrlopatdia of Sport 0-370b.

Bncydopaftlia of Trade between
V.S. and France.: see «*-
pertain General du Com-

Encyclopaedia. Theological 26-

Encyclopaedi.sU (18th cent.)
l6-S49c: 4-31Sa; 22-58a.

Em-urloptdie (Diderot and
DTAk>rabert)9-375b;9-380b;
8-462*; ll-140d; d'Atom-
bert's part l-539d; Catherine
II. 2S-900d; Chenter's epi-
tome 8-78a: ecclesiastical
opposition 8-204d: Voltaire's
connexion with 28-2<>3a.

EncvOopedie Anatomique 1-
»J< I.

Encvdopedie, La Grande 9-

Entvctopedie metkodiqvt (Pano-

kouke) 9-380b.
EHetCtonUu Uufoloffiove

(Mime) 9-381a.
rnfi/klopadif ittr RechUunsten-

tcnatt 0-370b.

rnrvrtus 14-1 Mia: 13-429d.
rncy*tmcnt 1-S76*.
End* (Irish prince) 14-762*.
K:..|ir.-!i 12-7 -Tl,.

— stele 21-73 3d.
•Jktelt*. -!,-:.. \Nv. 1-...J, .
End arteries 2-CC6H.
Endarteritis daf ormans : tee

Atheroma,

— obllterans 27-9410.

' I. 18-4754.

End bulb ..( Hnnuo lO-«iHb;
17-1

l-a. M-lOfl

wMTur, n» .
7Jlb; 2-tUttd.
" Endeavour " (ship) »-333a:

7-7lo; 8-058»:19-4JlId.
KNDECOTT. JOHN 9-381b;

17-s«2».

Endeh.M«l.Arvh. 17-466 (E4).
— . bar. Mai. Airh. 17-466 <E4).
Ends* (Unod) l-244a.

[to (Or. few) 12-.10SO.
,»e. Don. 8-14 «-J).
Den. 8-14 <C3).
Corn. 4-SSSc.
EndelUono (EndeUlonlUi) : SM

Boumonlte.

Endemic disease M-1064O.
Enderbury. Isl.. Pac.o. 20-

438 (H-15).
EnderbT.Lekn. 9-420 (III.K1).

— Land, region, Antarc. 21-
•..,,1 (D)l 21-."' •

— Quadrant, Antaro, 21-001
.1 K..

Endere, Turkest. 17-420 (F4);

27-1-.!..

Knderwi. Turk.A«L 2-265 (Al).
Kii.l.-il.-in. ii. 13-11-.. 13-

420d: 13-2610.

Enderlin. N.l>ak. 19-780 (O3).
Enders. Pa. 21-106 (IS).

Endicott, John : trr

— William C. 9-3X2d.
Endicott, Mam. 17-842 (B4).

— Neb. 19-334 (Q4).

— N.Y.3-948d.

— Va. 28-118 (D4).

— Wash. 28-354 <H3).

— nit*., Alsk. 1-472 (C2-K1).
Knilliun-n. Switz. 26-242 ( Kl i.
Kmlius (son of Alribiudcs) 21-

75a; 21-7Gb.
ENDIVE »-382d.
Endliw, lake. Me. 17-434 (D3).
Bndless chain system 8-5S6c.

— rope system 18-534b; 8-

Endlleher, S. L. 4-300d.
Kndlichitr 27-*78d.
End-lock 10-296*.
Knilocardlal cushions 13-131a.
Endocarditis 13-1 32(1; 27-

945b: 20-7710.
Endocardium 13-130d; patho-

logy 27-9 4 5 b.
Endocarp ll-254d.
Endocarnon 18-.'>82b.
EniliKvras 5-693c.
Endoceratldne S-093o.
Endochondral formation 6-

901,1.

Endocyclo 21-736n.
Endoryclica 8-S31d.
Endocyst 12-i.',Sd,
Endoderm 9-3 ISa; 2-98*.
Endodermie 21-7 3 So.
Kndodcrm -lamella 18-71:i.
Endodonta ll-526o;28-1010b.
Endodontldae ll-:.26t>.
ENDOEUS 0-3830.
ENDOGAMY 0-383a; 11-596C,
KndoKostrio ll-J06a.
Endogenous 21-7 Hid.
Bndoglobnlar (diet.) 27-341d.
Endnlvinph 6-792d.
Endomctritis 12-760a; 12-

.

Endomvces ll-339c.
Endomychldao 0-674b.
EmliMiivchus cocclneus 0-

«;; i,-.

Endonoiirinm 19-401*.
End-on position (magnetism)

17-32So: 17-:i29b.
Endoparasita 22-48Sb.
Endopnraxitc 2C-7D4b.
Endoplasm l-875d; 21-785c;

22-482a.
Endoplnstulc : see Xlicronu-

cleux.

Endopod 17-457b.
Endopo<lltc 17-d57b.

, i- l.l-

431\): 13-4 3 Jd; geological

age 13-433D.
ENDOR. PoL 9-383c; 28-608

(C8>

— . witch of 9-353c.
Endorsement (law) : tee In-

dorsement.

Endorfitrc : rre Endoplasm.
Endoskeleton 2S-169b.
Endosmose 9-2 1 9c.
Endommr 28-7 2 Ib.
Endosperm 2-12a; 2-111): 11-

2 •'."..

Endosnhaeraceae 1-594*.
ENDOSPORA 9-3S30.
Endoapore 2S- 1 2 1 c.
EndosporpaelS-lO.lc; 19-10«a.
Endostyle l-889c; 1-suia; 27-

.
Endothccal (diet.) 8-S77d.

10-58*1.
i 27-37 la.
in 9-7'>7>:27-fl37d.
>lo28-8U7d.
— eomponitd a. i . ...

1.: I • , , . 10-. ... . 10-.. \\

f-3111,.

Eodotruplo mycorrhlza 21-
740b.

Eodowad charity t-STta.

1 ; . : H

• (eorJ«rtM«toal) 2-
Tltei 8-l27d: adTowwm 1-
tttc : (him I. »t Hcottand
24-4«ib: IrVyhrtatt tail Com

8-853*.

— policy 14-67 3b.
End-plate 24-767 b.

•••r, riv.. Soot. 24-
418 (Cl); 28-927d; geology
8-660d. 28-918*.
Endrody, Alexander 12-9170.

Bodl :: ... ..-' .1 • . 7-J Ma

: -

End spring huincy 4-7 59d.
Endum* : tee Chiton.
Endymatla : SM HybrUtlc*.
ENDYMION (myth.) 9-390*.
Endymion (I)Waell) 2-569d.
Emlvmion (Keats) 18-708*.
End y in ion non-scriptus : tee

Bluebell of England.
Endyonem* 22-4 7 Ic.
Ene. rir.. Peru 21-264 <C3);

U-167*.
Eneoks. O*. 11-752 (E3).

Asia M. : tee Seaman-

dria.
Eneide (Hcinrich von Veldeke)

1-1570 ; 11-7 85b.
Enemy Creek, riv., S.Dak. 28-

506 (G4).
Enrmu ol the People (Ibsen)

14-22.'.d.
ENERGETICS 9-390a; 9-398o;

18-G40a: motion 18-909a;

tliprinochcinistry 26-K04d.
ENERGICI (Energumens) 9-

ENERGY 9-39Sc: 17-976c; 24-
401o; available 9-393b; dis-
sipation of 9- 4 ill b; electrical
9-2 4 Sa, 9-22:1.1. 18-2'Jlc: tree
9-3920 ; in Impact 17-1018*;
Intrinslo 9-393a. 28-80Sd;
Joule's researches 18-523d;
of machine 17-lOlOa, 17-
1015c; physiology 23-191b,
8-215o; planU 21-751b;
steam In engine 28-82 5d;
units 13-137C. 27-739d;
wave train 28-441d; work
17-lOlOb. Kee al»o Ener-
getics; Kinetic energy and
Potential energy.

— . Conservation of 9-390c;
free will theory 28-65 Ic;
In machines 17-10lGa;
Mohr's statement 18-650b;
physio IOR-V 8-2 15c.

Enerthcnema 19-105d.

Enetae (race) 25-2291..

— Venetae (race) 2B-229b.
Eneti (race) 2O-736c.

En Eutru Keriolet (Le Bayon)

8-6510.

Enevaelde (hist) 8-35d.
Enfancet (poem) 6-895d.
Knfans sans Souci 12-G05d:

ll-123c: 11-1 ISb.
ENFANTIN, BARTHELEMY

Prosper 0-4(121,; 24-46c;

Sues Canal scheme 26-2:ia.
Enfant Perdu, Isl., Fr.Uui.

12-G81a.
EnfanU aasistes 10-746R.

— de la patrie. Ecolo dm 16-
22lc.

— du soldi : tee Sun. company
of the.

Enfer. pt,. W.I. 17-802 (B2).

EnHdo. dint,. Tun. 9-403a;
I- .ill*.

ENFIDAVILLE (Dar-el-Bey),
Tun. 9-403a; 1-643 (Dl).

EN FIELD. Conn. 9-403b; 8-
952 (K2i.

— , 111. 14-304 (D5).

— , Ire. 18-Slfih.
-. Mass. 17-852 (C2).

ENFIELD. Mdx. 9-403b: 16-
942 (Dl): 18-414b; brick-
making 18-4 1 3d; cedar 5-
594d: geology 18-939b;
population 18-4 14a; races
13-727c; Royal small arms
factory 28-274*.

— Mo. 17-434 (D3).

19-772 (El).
X.H. 19-490 (C4).
R.I. 23-249 (Bl).
Sydney (N.8.W.) 26-27S
A4-3);28-279d.
falls. Conn. 8-958b.
water-falls. X.Y. 19-596
i, ;,: 19- .,.;,.

— Center. N.H. 19-190 (C4).

— Chase, tract. Mdx. 16-942
(D2); 18-4 13c: 9-40.V.

EnflHd Highway. Mdx. 18-942

I rifle. 22-316c.

Wa.li. Mdx. 18-941

9-IOS4.
.1 13-1 i.-,a,
1 »--•:- 1. ;28-51o.
C. HwlU. 9-4 03d;
28-141 (II
— , Lower. dUt.. Swliz. 28-141
"»-('. In; 12-iiiiUd.
i--r. val., HwlU. 28-141
ill I I): 9-4040.
Ennure (diet.) ll-386b.
ENOAOED COLUMN (arch.)

9-404d.

Engaoement. the (treaty) 7-
490b; 18-lT9o; 8-9 1 o»; 24-
450c; Church ol Scotland
24- I'.:-,

Enratinlin. Pal.: tee Jenin.
Engano, cape, P.I*. 21-391
(Dl).

. ...;.-. U.I. 12---I 'I .: .
12-8140.

— . Isl., Sum. 28-71 (B4).
EngaUn*. Br.K.Af. 4-601 (B3).
Enema, mt,, llr.K.Af. 4-601

Engcobo. S.Af. 28-466 (H8).
Engeoo : tee Chimpanzee.

Pal. 20-601 (C8): 7-

EMBR-ENGL

;•?-

ENGEL, ERNEST 9-405a.
— , JOHANN JAKOB 9-405b.
ENGELBERG. .Switz. 9-405b;
26-212 <E3); population 27-

retd.

— , riv.. Switz. 17-97d.
Engelberga (Rom. empress)

17-29b ; 17-3 Id.
Emrelberger, Burkhard 27-

Engelbert I. (of Cologne) 11-
843d; 13-279C.

— II. (of Cologne) 8-«98o;
MOM.

— , counts of La Marck : tee
La Marck.

•pnlbreoht (German writer)
9-9 13b.

— (Swedish natrlot) 26-199c.
ENGELBRE CHTSD ATTER,

Dorthe 9-40.V; 19-sl6u.
Engelenbunt. E. 17-387c.
Engelhard. X. C. 19-772 (Ol).
ENGELHARDT. JOHANN

Gwrg Veil 9-4 05d.

— , baron von 19-957b.
Erucellmrt. J'wef 20-5 13b.

— of CUroRne 9-4S8a; 9-489b.
EnKelhartszell, Aim. 3-4 (C2).
EiuielhaiiH. AUK. 5-3 4 7 a.
Enirelholm. Swed. 26-iyO

(B3).

Enuflhorn. F. 7-51 Ic.
BSyJtnttnn, Theodor Wilhelm:

chemiotaxLs 20-924b; heart

activity 27-93 Sd; Inotagmas

22-478b; photosynthesis 1-

(M k
Engnlmann obeerratory, Leip-

sig 28-5664.
Eneelmann spruce 10-652 b;

l-501a; 4-600a; 6-7 19d.
Engelfi. isl.. Nor. 19-800 (C2).
Engels. Kriedric-h 17-808*.

— (chemist) ll-361a.
Einri'lsliiTv. Alls. 25-920.

— , Swed. 28-190 (D2).
Erkelsfors, Swed. 28-190 (O

Engen. Qer. 11-808 (B5).
Engenho Novo. llraz. 23-354a.
Enfcestrom, G. Ton 4-S9C.
Enggor. Mal.Pcn. 17-473 (B4);

17-480a.
Ent'liela, cape. Tun. 1-643

(Dl).
EnKhien. Louis II., duke of :

tee Conde, Louis de Bourbon.

prince of.

— . L. A. H. DE BOURBON
Conde, due d' 9-40.'>d; 10-
861b: 17-46a; 28-89b.

— , Walter of 4-562d.
ENGHIEN, Belt;. 9-406b; 3-

668 ((-.'); 28-:!74d.

— lea-Bains, FT. 10-778 (B5);
18-788b; mineral springs
24-5880, 18-520d; races 13-

.
EnKiadlna, SwiU. : tee Enga-

18-600 (C3).

IHE (diet.) 9-4 06b.

— (mech.) : balanointf of 3-
235a, 17-101 la; home-power
13-726c; recrulating of 25-
835o; sodetle«i 25-31 M. w
also Gas engine. Heat engine,
tax. and Looomotire.

— (weapon of war) UMiSOd;
catapult and ballinta 5-

: Keyptian 9-lt<\
ENGINEERING 9-l">V; 17-
•Mb; Btootrt 8-llto: fib>
pntes 2S-1015a, 25-1030d;

-104 Id.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

— .d»ll : -> ' ivll ,
— . Corps of (f>.)9-10
— . MILITARY 9- 406d: »»-n-
oan (Ivil War i-SS8d;
Ctisssr Inqp-Laubat's system
8-Ui7c; rreoch army t-
618b; Na%sm> 18-tUa;
20-N»4b; Todirbrn

9-4071.; 28-884b;

Engine loom : tee lUbbon loom.
- plane 18-5341..
- sizing 28-7 lib.
ENGIS, care. Bete. 8-407 d.
Knguniti 18-lttb.
Emrlacial material 12-61*.
Engbnd. Sir Richard 8-1894.

D4GLAND (tee alto Brttisb
Empire and United King-
dom) 9-408*; 8-408 (nip);
9-4 1 2 -430 (maps. 6 section*);
9-9 1 6 foil. (hist. maps): arm*
13-3 12b. 13-3161.. 18-115D-
(fig.); army: tee BrMMi
army; art: tee British art;
charity 8-876d; climate C-
416d; fisheries 18-429c: fl*n
10-458*; forests 18-650*;
libraries, medieval 18-549c;
lifeboat service 18-60ta;
local government 8-428a;
navy : tee British n*vy;
place-names 9-417c; ponce
21-979d; sea-power 24-S53*;
shipping 24-983d. 28-221b.

— : AgrioMun 9-414*; l-389d;
9-521 b; crop acreages 1-
400c: fruit and flower farm-
Ing ll-26Ia; tobacco culti-
vation 28-10400. Kee alto
main crops, ej. Wheat.
•a.

— : Coinage and Currency 19-
898d; 18 - 702a; 10 - 541.;
crown 7-515c: farthing 10-
191a; florin 10-546c; penny
21-115d; pound 22-22 M;
shilling. 24-859a; sovereten
28-519b.

— : Comment and Induttrie*
8-414a; 8-902*; cotton
manufacture 7-281c; glass
industry 12-103c; Icelandto
trade (15th cent.) 14-2331.;
Turkish trade 27 - 430h;
weights and measures 28-
4- .... 28-1-!'.. i | .." r
industries and trade statis-
tics, tee United Kingdom.

— : Communication* 8-415a;
9-4 22a; canals 9-423.-
railways 9-422c, 22-824 h.
22-h2r.d.

— : Constitution 7-15a; Ameri-
can constitution contrasted
27-686a; Edward I/s k«isla-
tion 9-494c; estates of the
realm 9-790c: Maena Cut*
17-3 17c; parliamentary re-
presentation 23-1090, 28-
835a. See alto English Hia-
torr.

— : Education 8-»71b; Arnold.
M. 2-635d; co-education
6-(i:i7d; county council's
powers 9-432d; elementary
lO-G76a: examinations 18-
42b; Grote 12-619d; Hill.
Rowland 13-466a; religions
16-1 lib, 18-942b, 28-532c;
schools 24-361b; secondary
6-455d; technical 28-491O,
26-Si>Od; universities 27-
77... -.

— : Oeolom 9-415b; 12-550*;
Archean 2-361b; Cambrian
8-88c; Carboniferous 8-
310b. 7-617c: coalfields 9-
4S5C, 8-578b; Cretaceon*
7-415b; Devonian 8-1261.;
Eocene 8 - 662c; Glacial
period 2-345d; Jurassic 15-
568b; land connexion with
France 21-836c; OUgocene
2O-Slc; Ordovk-ian B-SOOh,
20-236b. 20-237c: Permian
21- 1 7Gb; Pliocene 21-847a;
Silurian 28-11 la; Triassio
27-260 (table).

— : Population and ReUflom.
9-415b; 11-6360 ; 27-599a;
census methods S-663b, 9-
4l»l>: emigration 18- 1-
Illaritlmacy 14-301a; ro-
Unlon 9-42O* : tee alto Eng-
land, Church of, and leading,

xxix. ga

265

ENGL-EPIB

religious bodies; suicide sta
tistics 26-5 Oc; vital statistics
9-4 19b.

For drama, finance, Ian
guage, law, literature, his-
tory, see under English
(infra).

England, Bank of : see Bank
of England.

— , centre of, Leics.: see Centre
of England.

ENGLAND, CHURCH OF 9-
4I-.M: 6-:itld; archbishop's
jurisdiction 2-357b; canon
law 5-20 la; catechism 6-
506c; convocation 7-64b;
crown prerogatives 22-281b;
deacon 7-87 7d; dispensation
powers 8-3 14c; Easter con-
troversy 8-829b; Ecclesi
astical Commissioners &
853a; ecclesiastical juris-
diction 8-- .Mia, 6-436a; ec
clcsiastical Ian 8-867 c; edu
cation controlled 24-363a;
episcopacy 9-70pa, 4-2b,
9-7 88a; Eucharistic doctrine
9 - 8 7 4a ; excommunication
10-60d; fasting 10-197d, 16-
428b ; feasts and festivals
10-223d ; heresy 13-362b;
images 14-32 8c; incense 14-
352a; Ughts 16-677d; litur-
gies 16-79Sb; liturgical col-
ours 27-1060d; missions:
tee that heading; orders
20-1 86b; Orthodox Eastern
Church reunion 20-339b;

• prayers for the dead 22-
263b; priest 22-282d; Privy
Council's jurisdiction 22-
37 3a; processions 22-4 16d;
property 28-867C, 6-833d;
provincial synods 7-3 lie;
Queen Anne's bounty 22-
7 -''i,l ; Roman Catholics'
legal position 23-498c; ser-
vice-books 22-258c; Sunday
observance 26-95d ; vest-
ments 27-1060d, 18-626d, 3-
981a; Via media 26-779c.
See alto Anglican Commu-
nion.

— -.History »-467a; 2O-688c;
9-521c; Clericis Laicot bull
9-497a; Constitutions of
Clarendon 6-436a; free elec-
tion question 9-487c, 9-
4S9c, 14-579a ; investiture
question 9-478c; Irish sees
14-7B7C. 14-774a; Laud's
administration 16-277c; Leo
XIII.'s attitude 16-438c;
Mortmain statute : see that
heading; Norman period 9-
47.-..1. 12-S71b, 9-477b;
Oxford movement : see that
heading; papal encroach-

• ments 9-492b, 8-947d. 12-
817d; parliamentary repre-
sentation 9-496d; Puritan-
ism 9-537c; reaction to
Catholicism 9-533b; Refor-
mation era 9-529c foil.,
23-lSb; Restoration period
9-539d; revival in 18th
century 26-7S1C, 28-531U;
royal supremacy 9 -531a,
9- ">3 3d ; Tractarian move-
ment: see Oxford movement;
United States, establish-
ment (1686) 23-23a; Wy-
cliffe's attack 9-506c.

England, Description ol (Harri-
son) 13-25a.

England's Helicon 25-400a.

England's Heroical Epistles
(Drarton) 8-558a.

England's So/die (St Lo) 19-
29 Sa.

England's Treasure by Foreign
Trade (Mun) 19-lb.

En?Ie, Jacob 23-37 4a.

Engle, Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (C-D4); 9-
29 8c.

ENGLEFIELD, SIR FRANCIS
9-45 4c.

--, Sir Henry C. 28-404a.

Englefleld, Berks.: battle (870)
l-582c; 3-784a.

— , cape. Can. 5-160 (M2).

Englehart, Can. 20-114 (D-
E2).

ENGLEHEART, GEORGE 9-
455a;18-527b.

— , John Cox Dillman 9-455a ;
18-J27b.

Knglemann spruce : see Engel-
mann spruce.

Engler, Adolf 2-1 4a.

— , C. : indigotine 14-485d;
oxygen 20-423d; petroleum
81-3 1 8d ; platinum mon-
oxide 21-806d.

Englescherie : see Englishry.

Bnglevale, N.Dak. 19-780 (F-
G3).

Englewood, Fla. 10-540 (D5).

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

Englewood, Kan. 15-654 (B3).
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. 9-455b;

19-502 (B2).
— , O. 20-26 (B5).
— , Term. 26-620 (G2).

— Cliffs, N.J. 9-455b.
Englische Komodianten 8-

539b; 3-74d.
English, George Bethune 10-

8b.

— , Peter : see Payne, Peter.
— , Lt.-CoL T. 2-580c; 21-

320c.

English, Ind. 14-422 (E8).
— , bay, Arct. 25-709b.
— , bay, Can. 27-883d.
— , lake, Ind. 14-422 (D2); 14-

421c.
— , riv., Can. (trib.of Winnipeg)

5-160 (L5);28-732c.
— , riv.. Can. (Sask.) : see

Churchill.
— , riv., Can. and N.Y. 19-596

(Gl).
— , riv., la. 14-732 (E3).

— (Espirito Santo), riv.. Port.
E.Af. 7-942b; 17-65b.

English and Scottish Jiallails
(Child) l-839a; 6-135b.

English Arapiles, hill, Sp. 24-
57c.

English art : see British art.

English Bazar. India 14-376
<N7);17-4S5c.

English Bill (U.S.) 15-659d.

— black wood : see Sun wood.

— bond 4-524d.

— Bowling Association 4-
347a.

English Center, Pa. 21-106
<H3).

ENGLISH CHANNEL 9-455b;
9-408 (C8-U7); ferry scheme
10-761b; swimming records
26 -233d; tides 26-939a;
tunnel scheme 13-lOOa.

English cholera : see Cholera,
simple.

— Church Union 9-452b.

— College, Rome 19-3d.
English Company's, isls.,

Austr. 2-960 (F2).
English Court in Hamburg 12-

813b.
English Creek, N.J. 19-502

<C5).

— Creek, riv., la. 14-732 (D3).
English Cyclopaedia 9-381d.
English Dialect Dictionary 9-

598h.
English Dialect Grammar 9-

5Mb.
English Dialect Society 9-

598b; 25-lG9a.

— Drama 8-517d; 26-731b;
academical 8-5 18c, 8-525a,
9-618d; Ben Jonson's in-
fluence 15-507 b; chronicle
history 8-519d, 9-618c:
Collier's attack 6 - 689a ;
Davenant's innovations 7-
852c; eighteenth century
8-529b, 9-634d; Elizabethan
9-622d, 8-520C, 22-435a;
German drama influenced
ll-788b, ll-791b; Kyd's
influence 15-959c; medieval
8-500c. 9-614c; nineteenth
century 9-644d, 8-531a, I4-
86 6a; Renaissance 8-5 1 7 d,
9-618c,13-439a; Restoration
period 9-630b, *;527b, 8-
527c; rhymed heroic 8-527c;
romantic 9-624d; Shake-
spearian 8-522b, 24-784d.
See alto Comedy, Tragedy,
Mask, &c., and Theatre,
Law of.

English Dramatic Poets (Lamb)
16-104d.

English Draughts Association
8-548a.

English Eddy, Ga. 11-752 (D4).

ENGLISH FINANCE 9-458a;
9-557a ; budget 4-751a ;
chancellor of the exchequer
10-57d; exchequer bills 12-
838d; excise 10-58b; income
tax 14-356a; national debt
19-269c; stamp duties 25-
771c; succession duties 26-
5d; taxation 26-458c.

— flute : set Recorder.
English Grammar (Ben Jon-
son) 15-505d.

English Harbour, inlet.Antigua
2-126a.

English Historical Review 7-
402a; l-160e.

ENGLISH HISTORY (see also
Britain, British Empire, Ire-
land, Scotland, and Wales)
9 - 466c ; American War
of Independence l-842b;
American War (1812) 1-
847c; Anglo-Boer War 27-
203d; Austrian Succession,
war of 3-39d foil.; Chinese
relations (1831-1910) 6-1'Jlla

foil.; Crimean War 7-450b;
Crusades 7-538a foil. ; Dutch
ware 8 - 729a, 17 - 469c ;
Eastern Question 8-831d,
3-790b; feudalism 10-300b,
5-479b; French relations
(1830-1908) 9-937a foil..
10-901b; French Revolu-
tion ll-162a, 26-374c;
French Revolutionary

wars ll-171a; German
relations (from 1880) 11-
886b foil., 28-667C foil.;
Grand Alliance, war of 12-
342b; Great Rebellion 12-
403a; Holy Alliance 9-935b ;
Hundred Years' War 13-
893d ; Italian relations
(1870-1902) 15-71a; Japan-
ese relations 15-234a foil.;
Napoleonic wars 19-234d ;
Paris treaties 20 - 822d;
Persian relations (1801-
1909) 21-239a foil. ; political
parties : see Conservative
Party, Labour Party, &c.:
Portuguese alliance 22-1 t I'd
fol!., 22-1 IHa foil.; Refor-
mation 23-7a foil.; Renais-
sance 23-'.' -a ; Roses, wars of
the 23-735c; Russo-British
entente (1907) 23-911d, 21-
245b; Seven Years' War 24-
715b; sources 9-583a, 2-33a,
22-959c; Spanish Succes-
sion, war of 25-5991) ; Verona
Congress 27-1037a; Vienna
Congress 28-54b.
English iris 14-795a.

— Jersey Cattle Society 1-
409c;7-739b.

— Lake, Ind. 14-422 (D2).

— Lake, lake, Ind. 14-422 (D2).

— Land Colonization Society :
see Co-operative Small
Holders' Association.

— LANGUAGE 9-587c; 26-
673b; 9-599; accent l-112d;
dictionaries 8-194b; etymo-
logy 9-864d; Rrammar 12-
330d; Middle English 9-592a,
ll-104d, 17-592b; phonetics
21-466b; place-names 9-
417d.

— LAW 9-600c; 15-579c; 9-
458d; Bentham 3-748d:
Bracton 4-369b; Glanvill
12-77d; heresy 13-362b;
legal reporting 23-1 mid;
MagnaCartal7-316b; medi-
eval 9-491d.9-603c; mutila-
tion penalties 19-1 OOc; Nor-
man conquest 9-601d; Tudor
and Stuart periods 9-604c;
women under 28-784d.

— LITERATURE 9-607c; 16-
784c; drama : see English
drama; French literature
influenced ll-136c: Ger-
man literature influenced 11-
790c,791c; historical research
13-531b, 9-645a; Icelandic
poetry compared 14-234b;
imperialism, 19th century
15-826b; Renaissance in-
fluence 23-92b; Swedish
literature influenced 26-
219d; Taine's history 26-
361. Seealso Anglo-Norman
literature and Ballad, Novel,
Ode, &c.

— loop-wheel circular frame
13-7 90a.

Englishman (journals) 25-866C ;

4-67 2c.
Englishmans, bay, Me. 17-

434 (E4).
Englishman's Treasure (Vicary)

l-930c.
English mastiff 8-379a.

— Medallists, Society of 22-
72d.

— Nation, company of the :
see Merchant Adventurers
in the Low Countries.

— opening (chess) 6-98b.

— Pale, The (diet.) : see Pale,
The English.

English Pilot (Sellers) 19-293c.
English point : see Point d"

Angleterre.
English Review (1783) 19-

41c.
English Road, port, Maio : see

Nossa Senhora da Luz.
English Rugby Union : see

Rugby Football Union.
ENGLISHRY 9-645C.
English springer 8-375d.

— sweat : see Sweating sick-
ness.

— telescope - mounting 26-
565b.

Englishtown, N.J. 19-502 (D3).
English truffle 27-322d.
English Turn, La. 17-54 (d7).
English type 27-543a.
English War (Swiss hist.) : see
Gugler War.

English Writers (Morley) 18-
840c.

English writing (old) 20-575d.

Englunion (Prydydd Bychaii)
5-643d.

Engo, riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-
466 (Al).

Engobe 26-654d ; 5-714d.

Engonasi: see Herculesfastron.).

Engoordina, S.Aus. 2-060 (E5).

Engrailed (her.) 13-31 7a.

Eugraulis encrasicholus : see
Anchovy.

ENGRAVING 9-645c; 22-408d ;
bank-notes 3-320d; Chinese
6-2 14c; copyright law 7-
125d; glass 12-92b; Japan-
ese 15-1 75c; Manttgna 17-
603c ; mezzotint : we Mezzo-
tint; Niello prints 10-377d;
textile printing rollers 26-
697d; Turner 27-478a.

Engrians, race 24-267c.

Engrosser (diet.) 12-GlOo.

ENGROSSING 9-616b.

Engstlen Alp, Switz. 26-242
(K.'i); 9-405C.

Engstligen Bach, riv., Switz.
26-242 (D4-3).

Enguera, Sp. 25-530 (E3).

— , mts., Sp. 25-530 (E3).

Enguerrand I. -VI., lords of
Coucy 7-307 d.

— VII., lord of Coucy 7-307d;
26-250a.

Engninegatte, FT. : battle

(1479) : see Guinegattc.
Enguri, Turk.As. : sec Angora.

— Su, riv., Turk.As. 2-760
(D3);2-758a.

ENGYON, Sic. 9-646d.
Engystomatidao 3-523d; 26-

353d.

Enhalus 14-112b.
Enharmonic genus 19-73c.

— intervals 13-9d.

— modulations 13-8c.
Enhatete, int., Port.E.Af. 22-

164a.

Enhydra Ultra : see Sea-otter.
Enhydrocyon 5-376b,
Enhydros : si'c Water-stones.
Knhypostasy (diet.) 26-776b.
Enid. Miss. 18-000 (B-C1).
ENID, Okla. 9-646d; 20-58

(Dl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F5).
ENIGMA (diet.) 9-646d.
E-ning-Chow, China : see I-

ning.
E-Ninnu, temple, Lagash 16-

72b.
Enipcus, riv., Anc.Gr. 12-440

(Dl); 26-843a.
Eniwa, mt., Jap. 15-158b.
Eniwetok, isl., Pac.O. 20-136

(F3).

Enjambment (diet.) 27-1047b.
Kiijanuisi, tribe : see Nyarusi.
Enke, Wilhehnine : fee Lich-

tenau, countess.
Enkeldoorn, S.Ai. 23-260 (C3);

23-2R2b.
Enkelmer (instrument-maker)

6-4 40c.
ENKHUIZEN, Holl. 9-647a;

13-588 (C2); choir stalls 2-

421d; conference (1469) 11-

235b.

En-Kl (myth.) : see Ea.
Enkianthus Japonicus : see

Dodan.
Enkonii, Cyprus 7-696 (map);

Aegean remains l-246a;

armour 2-584a; jewelry 15-

366b; tombs 7-698a; vases

5-715b, 21-792b.
Enkoping, Swed. 26-190 (D2).
Enlerement de la rcdoulc

(Merimee) 18-1 67c.
En-Ul (deity) 3-661c; 3-102a.
Enlistment, fraudulent (law)

8-93b.

Enloe, Tex. 26-690 (M2).
Enmore, Som. 9-430 (VI. Fl).
En-mun script 15-909b.
Enna, Sic.: see Castrogiovanni.
— , riv., It. 26-242 (H5).
Ennadai, lake, Can. 5-160 (13).
Enna Find (Irish prince) 14-

763a.
Ennarea, prov., Aby. l-9a; 2-

51d.

En-Nasir : see Mahommed III.
Enne, riv., Fr. 2-891a.
Ennea 6-1 7 la.
Enneacrunus, fountain, Athens

2-832 (map); 2-834d; 20-

968d.

Ennead (deities) 9-51d; 9-52d.
Enneads (Plotinns) 19-375a;

21-850a.

Ennea Hodoi : see Amphipolis.
Enneapylon 2-833a.
Enneastyle peripteral (diet.)

26-611b.

Ennechoria, Crete 7-418 (Al).
Ennedi, dist., Sah. 1-320 (F3);

23-10040.

ENNEKING, JOHN JOSEPH

9-647a.
Eunell, lake, Ire. 14-744 (D3);

28-548d.

Enuemond, St 23-1 018d.
Enueuda, Switz. 12-78b.
Ennepe, riv., Ger. 13-5 la.
Euneper, AUred 26-123c.
Enncrdale, val., Cumb. 16-91a.

— Water, lake, Cumb. 9-412
(I. B3); 16-89c; geology
7-624d.

Ennery, Adolphe d' : see
Uennery, Adolphe.

Ennes, Antonio 22-162c.

Ennezat, Fr 10-778 (F5).

Enngonia, N.S.W. 19-538 (Cl).

Ennig. riv., Wales 26-371d.

ENNIS, Ire. 9-047b; 14-744
(HI); 6-426c.

— . Mont. 14-276 (D3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L3).

— . W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

ENNISCORTHY, Ire. 9-647c;
14-744 (E4); 28-287a; geo.
logy 28-566a.

Enniskerry, Ire. 28-619a.

ENN1SKILLEN, W. W. COLE,
earl of (1S07-1886) 9-047c.

— , W. W. Cole, earl of (1736-
1X03) 9-647d.

ENNISKILLEN (Inniskilling),
Ire. 9-647d; 14-744 (D2);
14-777d; geology 10-274C,
14-745a; siege (1689) 12-
343d.

Ennistimon, Ire. 14-744 (B4);
6-426b.

ENNIUS, QUINTUS 9-648a;
16-258d; 16-252a; dramas
8-494c; epic poetry 9-681d;
heroic verse 13-386a; his-
torical epic 9-681d; metem-
psychosis 18-260a.

Ennius, eclipse of 8-892c.

ENNODIUS, MAGNUS FELIX
9-G49a; hymns 14-185a;
symboUsm of candles 16-
676d.

Ennore, India 14-382 (I. 13).

ENNS, Aus. 9-649c; 3-4 (D2).

— , riv., Aus. 3-4 (D3); 2-
970d.

— Thai, Aus. : see Ober Enns
Thai.

Eno, riv., N.C. 19-772 (Cl).

ENOCH (bibl.)9-496d; 7-977c.

— , C. (Chemist) 3-756d.

Enoch (bibl. geog.) 4-949a.

— , mt., Scot. 3-75a.

ENOCH, BOOK OF (Ethiopic)
9-650; Adam and Eve story
1 - 170b; Jeremiah's pro-
phecy 2-1 7 Oa; Messianic
ssTnbolisni 18-193a; para-
dise 20-7 52a.

Enoch, Book of the Secrets of
(Slavonic) 9-651c; paradises
20-752b; Satan's revolt 8-
122b.

Enochville, N.C. 19-772 (B2).

Enoicyla pusiUa 4-927c.

Enola, Ark. 2-552 (C2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (H-I5).

Enomoties (Spartan mil. div.)
17-154b.

ENOMOTO, BUYO 9-652b;
15-2 12d.

Enon, Ala., 1-460 (D3).

— , Ark. 2-552 (Bl).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D3).

— , O. 20-26 (C5).

Enon beds 3-513d.

Enondale, Miss. 18-600 (D3).

Enon Valley, Pa. 21-106 (A4).

Enoplochiton 6-250c.

Enoploteuthis 5-701c; 5-698d.

Enoree, S.C. 25-500 (C2).

— , riv., S.C. 25-500 (C2).

Enos (bibl.) 24-703a. See alto
Anosh.

Enos, 111. 14-304 (C4).

ENOS (Aenue), Turk. 9-652n;
27-426 (D-E3); 23-648 (E2);
archbishopric 7-918a; coins
19-880C.

— , gulf, Turk. 27-426 (D3).

Enosburg Falls, Vt. 19-490
(B2).

Enosichthon, Poseidon 22-
170a.

Enota, mt., Ga. ll-751b.

Enotayevsk, Russ. 23-872
(G6); 2-794d; moving sands
15-643C.

Enotia (ear-rings) 7-234c.

Hno v. Dunn 27-1 30a.

En placard (sealing) 8-303a;
24-539d.

Enquete : see Inquest.

Enquetes, Chambre des : see
Chambre des Enquetes.

Enqueteurs20-834a; 18-583C.

Enrage, cape, W.I. 17i802
(A2).

Enraeree, pt., Nfd. 19-479 (C3).

Enrage (hist.) 13-167d.

Enriaca, mt., S.Am. l-963c.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

266

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

rlv.. Soot. M-411

..-.

X»5a.

Enrl.iulll... lake. Uai. 12-824

(1591)
CENON DE

-,

8omod*vllia. inartiue* de la

Knwnada. port. Arg. 18-106b.

— do Barracan. Ar(. 18-206b.

— de Todo* Santo». Mez. 18-

Bnaeohameni (Provencal lit.)

22-1.1.1.-.

Cnaham. Dion. : tee Eynahara.
Enaho iTotomi). prov., Jap.

18-204b: geology 15-1 60b.
Endform cartilage 1-94 la.

— prooeaf : tte- XlpliUt.-rnum.
ENSIGN (offlcer) 8-653O.

— (>taiular<t) 10-4.'>9a: 9-653o.

— clock (phot.) 21-520a.
ENSILAGE 9-653c. 1-397 b.
BnainlU*.Oal.8-8(E5).
Knate (moUnn) 18-llia.

— (iword) «8-270d.

K- .-..' • -,. Off 18- .•••.-'.-.

Ensix Orionti (aitron.) 7-1 In.
Kn-n.il. li.-l.v 3-'--> (MV
KnaUn. 8. At: battle (1809)

27- .'-I..

Enslof. Swed. 18-190 (B3).
Kmlonr Fork. riv.. Pa. 21-106

(B6).

K.H Soph 15-6206.
Elinor. J . ( painter) 20-508c.
ENSTATITE 9-6J4a; 4-641b;

24-675d.

Eninrance : tee Insurance.
Ensyna paper (phot.) 21-

..!•-...

Ent. The (pliilos.) 2O-852a.
ENTABLATURE 9-6j|b;

Doric 20-1 77c: Ionic 20-

1780. SeeoboFriese.
ENTADA 8-654c; ll-256a;

18-3820.

— scandcns : tee Sword-bean.
ENTAIL 8-654C. See alto Fee

tail.

— (Scotland) Act 10-40(1.
Entalina 24-300*.
Entamoeba coli 28-7 87c,

— histolytica : tee Amoeba
dyienteriae.

Enttirtuna (Nordau) : aee De-

generation.
ENTASIS (arch.) 9-654c; M-

177b.

Ent«» vllle, S.C. 28-500 (D3).
Entebbe. Br.E.Af. 27-557 (B-

CS); 27-559b: 19-696d.
F..it.-l.-.-ln 10---..;:i.: 16-:
Entclla, riv.. It. 8-11 Ha.
Eutellus monkey : see Langur.
Entelodon : ter Elotherinra.
Enteincna (of Lagaih) 3-103*;

2-37 4d.
Enteric fever : tee Typhoid

.

Entcriiliuml9-105d.
ENTERITIS 9-654C,
Enterkin. pasn, Scot. 8-663b.
Enteroo-le 13-372d.
Entero-chlorophyll 8-735d-

...

Enteroeoela 8-640d.
Enterocolidae 8-659d.
Entero-epiplocele (diet.) 13-

37 2d.
Enterognathm comatulae 9-

.;.•.!.!.

-siiia- 19-9211.; 19-

rnlith 14-716*.
Bnteromorpha l-597b.

inyiii 22-17M.
Entoron : tee Archenteron.

pn.-usta 3-239*; 3-
237b: 13-257d; development
9-319d. 9-321c; larva 18-
226d. 18-227b (fls.).
F.ntcropaiilae 9-659d.
Knteroxenos 11-5 16d.
Knl.-r.izoa 28-1033a: 25-731*.

-!>rise. Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Fl*. 18-540 (E3).
111. 14-304 (DS).
Ind. 14-422 (C9).
Kan. 15-654 <E2).
Ky. 15-740
L*. 17-54 (C2).
Mian. 18-400 (D3).
Okla. 20- -
Or«f. tO-24'J
Pa. 21-106 IC-DS).

Xntarpria.. 8.C. at-iM

. -

89-14S (Ei).
I s I HUSIA8M (dloL) 8-«44d;

•8-7741,.
EnUituia^* (Syrian atot) 8-

CNTHYMEME
Kntiat. Waah. 88-354 (El).
-, rlr.. \\MlL 28-344(1

KliM- k I- I a :. .. ' • W-. ..... I.

88-31«a.

mond tuittiT.
EntkJSitC 8wiU. 24-141

— . ral'.. 8wlt*. 28-242 (E3);
17-96d; battle (1375) 28-

. .

Entlen. riv.. 8wiU. 88-242

Entocarpae : aw Scyphomedu-

8Mb
Entoonntrio tranamiaiion 18-

427c; 18-396c.

Entocodon 14-146d; 14-l47b.
Entocoele 2-HMM.
Kiit.«-..hi\ 11- 1160.
Bntooonch* 11-5160.

l-'llttM H!l. 'll'l.l.1 11- I '•<-.

Entocranium : ter Dura mater.

KIII...I.TMI.I t- .-71. .::.:.).

Entodeamal8-114c,
Entoma 14-638*.
" Entombment of Christ "
(Mlohetaogelo) 18-368*.
of Chrtet " (Raphael) 22-

Entomldclla 5-87b.
Entomls 8-128b.
-hit.-8-r.'i-..i.

Entomobrya 2-233d (flg.).
Entomobryidao 2-2 3 4a,
Entomolepidae 9-660*.
Entomoliiidcal Society of Lon-
don 9-655d.

— Society of Philadelphia :
tee American Entomological
Society.

ENTOMOLOGY 9-655a. See
alto Economic entomology.

— , bureau of. U.S. l-422d.

Entomophaga : tee Ichneumon-
fly.

Entomophilac 22-th.

Entoraophthora ll-338d.

Entomophthoraceae ll-338d;
ll-337a; 20-7954.

Kntomophthorineao ll-337a.

ENTOMOSTR ACA 9 - 656b ;
anatomy 7-556* toll.; classi-
fication 7-56 Ic; fossil 7-
560b.

Entomozoa (Entomozoaria):
tee Appendiculata.

Entoprocta 22-42a foil.

Entoptychus 23-446b.

Entoselenial stylopyle 10-629b.

Entoniphon (mollusc) 11-516C.

— (protista) 10-467b.
Entosphenus tridentatus 7-

687b.

Entotrophi 2-233C,
Entotto, Aby. 1-91C,
— , mts.. Aby. l-193b.
Entotympanic 17-52 Ib.
Entouhoronon, lake, N.Am. :

.*«• i Pni.ni...
Entovalva 16-123b.
Entozoa : gee Eudoparaittc.
ENTRAGUES, CATHERINE

Henrietta da Balzac d' 9-

660a; 2-4 Ib.

— , Francois de Balzac, mar-
quis d' 2-4 Ib.
Entrateues, E. H. L. A. de

Launay, comta d' : <

AMtraL-i---.
Entrambas-Aguas, Sp. 25-530

(Dl).
Entrance, lake, Viet, 28-3 S

(E3).
Entrance luke (optics) 16-42Rd.

— pupil (optics) l-56c; 16-
428b.

Entntygues, Ft. 10-778 (F5);

3-59b.
ENTRECASTEAUX, JOSEPH

Antoine Bruni d> 9-660b;

ll-629b.
Entreeaateaux, chan. and pt,,

Tas. : tee D'Entrecasteanx.
EntreooUea, Pare d' 5-753*;

..
Entre-deux-Mors, dist., FT. 11-

474b.
Entrc-deux-Mers (wine) 28-

Entn-mee (Span, drama) 8-

•-,:.
ENTRE MINHO E DOURO.

prov.. Port, 8-6600 ; 25-

530 (A2).
Entremont. val,, Switz. 2

242 (CIO).

Knt reneheil ramp S-l20d.
Entronolinii-nt : trr Trench.
ENTREPOT (diet.) 9-661a.
Entre lUos, Braz. 18-502d-

RI06. WOT

60U: 8-40.
aUtanoo 4-459d;

Cntnraehea. canal. 8wlU. 88-

'aroh.): «M

t. 88-242 (C5).
?a. 21-106 <F6).
ii.,..-! :• i7-..:..-i
>T 88-8114: 8-258d;
8-391b; In diffusion 8-J58b;
In beat engine 28-827o.
Entry (ooal-mlnm) 18-529C.

— (law) 4-81 Ha.

— (m*th.)14-706b.
— . writ of 28-8490.
EntumenL mU.. S.Af. 28-

1050b.
Entwurf etmtt Syttemt der

W \ttentdtafltlehn : tee Wit-

tentcknlttmrt.

, 13-3200.

EnU. J.B. : booster 1-1334
Enu. Ul., Mai. Arch 17-466

(G4).

Enumclaw. Wash. 28-354 (H4).
Enurchiu. St 22-2611..
Envelope (math.) 7-6584; 11-

,..,.',. 14-. 17,1
Enver Bey 27-464*.
Envermeu. Fr. 18-778 (E2).
Euvikon/Sired. 88-190 (Cl).
Enville. Fla. 18-540 (D3).

. M Ub. 2S-; - \.- 25-

759o; geology 28-7S7d.
— . Tenn. 28-620 (C2).
Envlronment(aociol. ) 25-3824;

8-IORb; Spencer 25-636b.
ENVOY 9-OOlb; ll-330a; 8-

299b.
Enxadas. tal., Braz. 4-461c;

23-353d.

EnyaUus (myth.) 24-231c.
Engine uderitlte d'mtubiitlta

umatteJdha : seo Kotatta.
Enyed. Nagy, Hung. : tee

Nagy-Enye4.
Enyedl, George 27-J94d.
Enygrus 25-2S9b; 23-173*.
Enyo (goddess) 2-455a; 3-

704d.
Enyotf (Egypt, kings) 9-82a;

Enyaife 7-110*.

Enz, rlK Ger. 19-337*.

Enza, riv., It. 15-4 (C2); 15-

3a: anc. Incia 15-26 (C2).
Enzell, Pen. 21-188 (Al); 2

183*: 21-198b.
— , trulf. Caspian 5-453b.
Enzcli-Teheran road company

15-7 05b.
Enzhi-im, Ger. : battle (1674)

8-734b.

Enzianbranntwein 11-GOlc.
K.nzina, J. do la : tee Encina,

Juan del.
ENZIO (of Sardinia) 9-661b;

24-2 16d; 14-899*.
Enzi Wteger, riv., Switz. 26-

842 (E2).
En-zu (Babylonian moon-god):

tee sin.
ENZYME 9-6filc; 3-174b;

19-92(>d; cheese 7-749a;

Fischer on 10-27 Oa: plants

21-7. -.0,1, 21-7 76d ; stereo -

isonii-it-Mi 25--'.i'.',-.
Eo. riv., Sp. ll-402d.
EOCENE 9-681c; ll-670b;

HritLsh vulcanicity 14-746a;

Europe 9-9 lid; fauna 9-

663c, 3-970C. 9-23b. 14-

268a; flora 9-664d. 2O-552c;

petroleum 21-318b.
Eocetus 5-7751).
Eochaid (Irish chief) 14-758*.

— Fddlerh 14-758b.

— Multcmedoin 14-758C.
Eoeystldae 8-S77d.

Bodem et Diverto. De (Adi-lard)

1-1890.
Eoghan (of Argyll) : »ee Ewan

(of Antyll)-

— (son of Xinll) 20-1H7.1; 14
759b.

— (son of Ollol Olum) 14-
758c; 14-765d; 8-99b.

— Mor 14-758c.

Eohippus 9-664b; molar 20-

584 (PI. III. flg. 8).
Eohric (of East AngUa) : tee

Krio.

Eohyus 9-664b.
Knuii (llesiod) 13-408*.

-,-ot. 24-412 (Dl).
Kojurassique 15-569d.
Eola. I>a. 17-.r.4 (B3).
Eooa. Mo. 18-608 (E2).
Eolidia : tee Eolta.
Koli.ii, lao 11-523*.
Eolidomorpha ll-507b; 11-

533*; nematocysts ll-520d,

21-7 10a.
Eoliii (mollusc) ll-517h; 11-

521a (flgs.): 11-523*; gonad

11-520* (flg.).

CollUw (flloU) 2-345*; 8-Mb;

BnptUu 2-34VI..
KohiiitlilM S»8(M>d

OS. .... .... »-::.• .. 4.

^•-II»».

»•! MI or*

EON DE BEAUMONT.

CharlM9-6«4d; 19-69c.
Eonreterte 8-242*.
Eopatoria, KIM*. : tee Enpa-

tort*.

Eoperlp*tu«21-IB7d.
Eopbognoi 3-3 1 ob.
Eophyton 8-87C.
Eoplaeophora 8-250a.
Eorl (Saxon order) 18-7SSo;

15-738*.
Eorpwald (of Ea*t AnfUa) 8-

-.-:..

Eoi (myth.) : aw Aurora.
Eo* Uool.) 17-lSb; 3-977d.
EoMccomyn 23-443*.
Eoaoolopendridae 8-674b.
EotoorpUdae 2-303d.
EoaoorplttH 2-303d.
Eoalne (dye) 18-575b; 8-746*;

8-754d.

— Karlet (sapodne) 18-575O.
EodnophUe oeU «V-80b; 27-

IM

Eodnophllia 4-85a; 28-412d.
Eoalren25-155d.
Eosote 7-41 Ob.
Eosphora dteitata 23-762b.
Eo-phorite 8-140*.
Eostre (Oirtara) 4-796c; 8-

Eotai : tee Jntee.
Eotctrapoda 3-522b.
Kothcrium 25-156*.
Eotrochtu 11-516*.
EOTVOS, JOZSEF, baron 8-

665c ; 13-92 8b.
— . Roland, baron 8-72b; 12-

38Sd; 9-397*.
Eozoic (geol.) : tee Pre-Cam-

briau.
Eozoon canadcnse 18-633d ;

16-S67b.
Epacrideoe 21-782*. b; 26-

72d.

Epacris 28-440b.
Epaoto 4-994C.
Epagomenal days 8-3 16c; 9-

77c.

Epakto, Gr. : tee Naupactus.
EPAMINONDAS 9-666b; 12-

452c; Gytliium be*ie«ed 12-

779c; Lcuctra, battle 16-

504c; tactics 2-593C.
Epanorthldae 17-781b; 17-

527a; 28-lOOflcl.
Epanorthus 17-781D.
Epaonc, Council of (517) 5-

195b; l-761c.
Epaphras (bibl.) 8-726C.
Enaphroditus 20-950b; 21-

S904.

Epanhus (myth.) 14-723d.
EPARCH (diet.) 9-666C.
Eparchaic era (BvoL) 22-206c.
Eparchos (Cretan ofBcial) 7-

420c.

Eparchy 9-666c; 12-132C,
Epardux, riv., C.Asia : tee

Murghab.

Eparterial bronchus 23-1 86b.
Epau, abbey. Fr. 23-295C,
EPAULETTE (diet.) 9-6664;

27-.'>S7h foil.
Epauh-tted bats 8-241b; 6-

240d.

Epaulment 10-7 2 Id.
Epe, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
— , Nig. 19-678 (A4); 16-730,
EpectinaU 2-304d; 2-299b.
Epecuen. lake.Arg. 2-402 (P4).
EPEE. CHARLES MICHEL,

AM,.'- de 1' 9-666d.
Epee Club. Lond. 9-667d.
EPEE-DE-COMBAT (weapon)

9-667a: 10-2;>lb. .
Epehy, Fr. 10-778 (Fl).
Epeians. race 9-279*.
K|n-ira diademat* : tee Garden

spid.T.
Kl>, inis, dist., Gr. : tee Epirus.

ma 4-398b.
EPERJES (Eperies). Bong.

9-ii09b; 3-4 (G2); battle

(1884) 12-346b.
EPERNAY. Fr. 9-669c: 10-778

(F3); battle (883) 10-812C,
Epcrnon, Bernard de Nogaret,

duke of 9-669d.
— , Jean Louis de Nncaret,

duke of 9-669d: 10-835*.
EPERNON, Fr. 9-669c; 18-778

Eperehand : tee Ampersand.
Epes, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
Epeus (hero) 22-637c.
Epha (measure) : tee Bath.
Ephah (bibl.) 18-4184.
Ephebaceae 18-5S.'.*.
Kph.-heion 12-433a.
Kphebe pubeecens 18-5794.

ENGL-EPIB

B

SMI

Than gyninacliun 84- U
va*e pJ""1*- *-?10b.
Ephedra li-rild; U-l6Sb;

12-78*0.

7-9J5a: 8-lttb.
at* War-fly.
(Caaanboo)
443.1; l-»03b.
EFHEliERH9-670b.
EpbematoIMai 4-707b.
Ephameioptera : *« May -fly.
Epbemerom 4-707b; 4-T06

Ephemerum 4-707b; 4-706b.
Epher (bibl.) 18-4 ISd.

fe^-EV^' TO
(be 8-670c: 8-8734.

Epbenine rite: tte Htopano-
OalUcan rite.

Epbertla kunlella : tee Mediter-
ranean flour moth.

EPHESUS. Ada M. 8-67tc:
2-760 (B4); 28-648 (E3);
church 22-282b. 28-tlOa;
coin. (4th cent. B.C.) 19-
887d: Greek capture (1097)
24-610a; iMcripUons 14-
627c; John the AportJe
15-433b; library 18-5474;
St Paul 28-947c; temple
8-6734. 2-380a, 18-4864. U-

. .

—.COUNCIL OF (431) 8-
675d: AmicnUn Church X-
S69d: Greek Church 5-
194a; Nertorlu. lt-410c:
Pclagiantan condemned 21-
63d; Virgin Mary 20-334 b.

— , Council of (449) : tee Rob-
ber Synod.

Ephctae (judge*) 12-504*; 2-
iUb.

Ephtaltes (Athenian) 2-842<r.
21-14Sb; Areopagus 2-4i3d,
12-503b; Cimon 6-369a.

— <M*llan)18-45Sb.

— (Or. legend) l-720b.
Ephlaltes (root.) 14-2 4:<h.
Epliippiorhynchus : tee Saddle-

billed stork.
Ephippium (Crustacea) 28-

MM.

— (iiinllnso) 16-122a.
Ephippodnnta 16-123a.
Ephippos, Aphrodite 2-167C.
EPHOD 9-«;<M-; 2O-612a;

temple 26-604b; teraphlm

26-637*.

Ephodl : tee Duran. Proflat.
EPHOR 9-077.-: 28-filla;

cryptela 7-564c; foundation

6-1 63a; JurMictlon 12-

502a; perioed 21-162c.
EPHORUS (Greek hMorian)

9-B7Sa: 12-457d: 12-513*.
Ephraem (chronicles) 12-5210!.
Ephrueini. Codex 3-880c; 28-

564c: di-ciphiTi-d 28-1014b.
EPHRAEM SYRUS 9-678b-

26-3 13c; Bardaisan 3-396a;

Edeeea school 8-931 d:

hymn* 14-182c; palimpsest

20-6330.
Ephraim (patriarch of An.

tioch) 16-448a.
Ephraim, Pal. : »ee Taiyaba.

— , ftah 27-814 (C3).

— . \Vis. 28-740 (K3).

— , dlst.. Canaan : Assyrian
not tiers 13-lHOa.

EPHRAIM, tribe 9-679c; 15-
-

..
Eplirat. riv.. Ada H. : tee

Kara Su (W. Euphrates).
Ephrata. Pa. 21-106 (OS);

ll-770b.

— , Wash. 28-354 (F2).
Ephratah. N.Y. 19-.r>96 (F2).

— . dist.. Pal. 2-5SOb.
Ephrem. St 19-409b.
EPHTHALITES 9-679d; 13-

932c; 14-501a; Bactria 3-
181a; coinage 19-905o;
Hroan Tsaiu: 13-S44bj India
14-3994. li-625c: Kushan
kinirdnui destroyed 28-944c;
Oxus valley 20-422b; Persia
21-223*.

Ephy.lra 12-422*.

Ephydridae 8-308b.

Ephymnium 14-1824.

Ephyra, Gr. 12-440 (Bl); 9-
MM.

— , M.. Gr. 12-440 (F4).
Ephyra (rool.) 24-.VJ3C (flg.).
KphyropWdae 24-524d.
Kni.'i!.!.. Pac.O. : tee Apl. tot*
EPI (arch.) 9-6804.
Epibateriu*, Apollo 2-1
EpibdeDa hippoglossi (fig.) 27-

-.'(i>l..
Eplbentfaos 21-721 d.

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267

EPIB-ERLA

Epiblast (bot,) ll-260d.
— (embryol.) : see Ectoderm.
Epibole 23-522d.
Epiboly 11-5130.
Epibranchial 24-595a.
Epibulia 14-1600.
Epibulidae 14-160c.
Epicalyx 10-554b; 10-563b.
EpicaiupeasmacrouralO-313a.
Epicardium (diet.) 27-390b.
Epicaridca 17-459D.
Epicarp (diet.) 11-254O.
Epicauta vittata 6-673a.
Epk- cycle 7-682b; 12-508o.
EPICENE 9-680d.
Epicentre 8-817d.
Epic-eratodus : see Neocerato-

EPICHARMUS (poet) 9-680d;
12-511c; comedies 8-491c;
in Sicilian history 25-26b.

EnioHeirema 26-283b.

Epiehlorhydrin l-532o.

Enichordal 3-524b.

Epiclesis 23-986b.

Epicoelic body cavity 9-3 2 Sa.

Epicoracoid 23-loOa.

EPIC POETRY (Epos) 9-
681b; 2-521c; 21-883c; 26-
370b; Alexandrian l-574a;
Byzantine 12-522d; English
9-608a, 9-6 12c, 9-62 Id. 25-
Sllb; Finnish 15-640c;
French 11-lllb, 11-128C,
ll-140b, ll-141b; German
ll-784o; Greek 12-507b,
20-77b; heroic 9-619b, 14-
906d; Italian 14-903c; Latin
16-2B2d, 28-113c; Xibelun-
grnlinl 19-037U, 21-S87a;
Portuguese 22-156d, 23-
160b; Provencal 22-498d;
Sanskrit 24-167o; Spanish
25-597a, 13-37Sa.

Epicrauial aponeurosis 19-52b.

Epicraniimi 23-286b.

Epicrates 24-175a.

— angulifer : see Muja.
Epicriuni : see Ichthyophis.
EPICTETUS (philosopher) 9-

682d; 25-950c; 12-515C.

— (painter) 20-464b; ceramics
5-7 18d. 12-482d.

Epicureanism 9-685c; cosmo-
logy 10-24c; Ecclesiastes
compared 8-850d; fatalism
10-19sd: Gasaendi's 11-
503d: hedonism 13-19<a. 9-
818c; immortality 14-336d;
logic 16-882c; Lucretius 17-
108c; medicine 18-43d;
Neoplatonic opposition 19-
373b; pessimism 21-283d;
Roman religion influenced
23-oSOb; Sadduceea com-
pared 23-990b.

EPICURUS (philosopher) 9-
683c: 16-904b; 13-34 3d.

EPICYCLE9-686b.

Epieyelic train 17-1007b.

EPIC VCLOID 9-036b; 17-998b.

Epicycloidal teeth 17-1003a;
6-546b.

Epicydes (Syracusan) 26-300a.

Epicyte 12-557d.

EPIDAURUS, Gr. 9-686d; 12-
440 (E3); drachm 19-884c;
ilypieia worship 14-175a;
national assembly 17-917d;
Isyllus poems 12-5 14c;
sculpture 12-488c (flg.); the-
atre 26-729b (PI. I.).

Bpidaurus, Illyria 22-816c; 9-
688d.

EPIDAURUS (Limera), Gr. 9-
6S8d; 12-440 (E4).

Epidemic constitution (med.)
18-oOc.

— disease 28-10640.

— dropsy 8-591a.

— meningitis : see Cerebro-
spinal fever.

— roseola : see German mea-
toa

Epidemiurgi 8-lb.
Epidendrum 20-172b.
Epidermis (zool.) 2S-188a;
16-33 Id.

— (bot.)21-733d; leaf 16-322c.
Epidermoptes 18-619b.
Epidermoptinae 18-6I9b.
Epididymis 14-257a; man 23-

129d, 23-134a.
Epididymitis 27-983C.
EPIDIORITE 9-688d. See also

Amphibolite.
EPIDOSITE 9-689a.
EPIDOTE 9-689b; 8-1 4 id.
Epidotization 21-331a.
Epifan, Russ. 27-365d.
Epifocal tract : see Epicentre.
Epigaea repens : see Trailing

arbutus.
Epigamic colours : see Sexual

characters, secondary.
Epigcno action 11-65 7a; 11-

659c; ll-671a; ll-672b.
Epigenes (poet) 8-488c.
Epigenecis 10-29c; 9-324b.

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

Epiglottis 23-185a; 21-462c;

21-359d.
Epignathous teratoma 18-

744c.
Epigonation 17-582b; 27-

1059c.
EPIGONI (myth.) 9-689d; 7-

973d.

Epigonichthys l-887a.
EPIGONION 9-6S9d.
Epigonus (Christian teacher)

23-963d.

— (musician) 9-689d.

EPIGRAM 9-690a; Alexan-
drian l-574b; Byzantine
12-523a; French ll-133d;
Greek 2-94b; Homeric 13-
627a; Martial 17-789b, 17-
790d. See also Anthology.

EPIGRAPHY 9-691c; 20-556C.

Epigynous 10-560a (flg.).

Epihippus 9-722a.

Kpikaste : see Joeasta.

Epikleros (Gr. law) 12-503b.

Epiklesis 22-259b.

EPILEPSY 9-691c; 8-601d;
dreams 8-561b; hallucina-
tions 12-S60b; hospitals 13-
794d; insanity 14-598a.

Epilobium : see Willow-herb.

EPILOGUE 9-693c; 8-477a.

Epilophic deposits 19-975a.

Epimanikia 27-1059D.

Epimanikion 17-582b.

Eyimediura 13-769d.

EP I MEN IDES 9-694a.

Epimerite 12-557a.

Epimetheus (myth.) 14-215c;
22-436C.

Epimorph 18-5 14b.

Epimorphosis 18-221d.

Epinac, Fr. 10-778 (G4); 24-
1991).

EPINAL, Fr. 9-694b; 10-778
(H3); 28-214b; 24-6 7 6c.

EPINAOS 9-694d.

Epinasty 21-752c.

Epinay, Louis de Melun, prince
of 15-529a; 24-1 Id.

— . LOUISE FLORENCE P. T.
d'Esclavelles d' 9-694d.

Epinay-sur-Seine, Fr. 10-778
(B5).

Epine, L', FT. 5-Slld.

Epinephrine : see Adrenaline.

Epineurium 19-401a.

Epinicianode3-123a; 12-510c.

Kpiotic bone 14-26IC.

Epipactis 20-172b.

— palustris : see Helleborine.
Epipetalous (diet.) 10-565O.
Epiphanes : see Antiochus IV. ;

Antiochus XI. ; Seleucus VI.,
and Ptolemy V.

— (Gnostic) 5-399a.
Epiphania, Syria : see Hamah.
EPIPHANIUS, ST 9-695a; 15-

136a; 27-8.53a; 2-542d;
fasting 10-196c; St John's
Gospel 15-457a.

— (the younger) (bp. of Con-
stantia, 7th cent.) 9-69 5c.

— (bp. of Constantia, 9th
cent.) 9-695c.

— (bp. of Ticinum) 9-695c;
23-314C.

— Scholasticus 9-695C.
Epiphany, S.Dak. 25-500 (H4).
EPIPHANY, FEAST OF 9-

695c; 19-1 Hd; 3-573c; was-
sail custom 28-361a.

Epiphany tank 2-391D.

Epipharynx 13-418d.

Epiphi9-77d.

Epiphora Bouhiniae 16-47 5b
(flg.).

Epiphragm 13-446a.

Epiphyllous lichens 16-585b.

Epiphyllum 4-926c; 4-925b.

Epiphysis (bone) 5-769b; 25-
178a.

— (brain): see Pineal organ.
Epiphyte 23-7 13a.
Epiplankton 21-721d; 21-724a.
Epiplasm ll-339b.
Epiplocele 13-372d.

Epipod 17-457b.

Epipodium 5-685b; ll-510a.

Epipolae, Syracuse 26-296
(plan); 26-301a; 26-297a.

Epipolasidae 25-7 29d.

Epipolic dispersion : see Fluor-
escence.

Epipolize 10-576a.

Epipteric bone 25-197a.

Epipubic bone 17-778a; 18-
734d.

Epipyrops anomala 16-468b.

Epirots (race) l-483c; dialect
12-526C.

EPIRUS, dist., Gr. 9-698c; 23-
648 (E3); 12-440 (B-C1);
Bulgarian supremacy 4-
780b; coinage 19-882c; dia-
lect 8-427b; Roman con-
quest 23-633d; Thessalonica
conquered 23-516d.

— Nova, prov., Gr. 23-649
(D-E2); 8-695C.

Epirus Vetus, prov., Gr. 23-649
(E3).

Episcleritis 10-96c.

EPISCOPACY 9-699c^6-329a;
beginnings and growth 6-
334c, 20-184c; Congrega-
tional view 6-928d; Febro-
nian doctrine 10-230a; Hol-
land 27-824c; Lutheran
Churches 17-142b; Moravian
Church 18-819a; Orthodox
Eastern Church 20-333c;
Presbyterian view 22-2S5b;
Ultramontane view 27-570d.
See also Bishop; England,
Church of ; Scotland, Church
of; Methodism, &c.

Episcopal Church of Scotland
24-453c; 24-455b.

Episcopale judicium 23-570a.

Episcopal Methodists (U.S.)
18-294b; 18-296a; missions
18-587c; statistics 18-294a.

Episcopia, It. 15-4 (C6).

Episropic 16-1 86b.

EPISCOPIUS, SIMON 9-701a.

Episcmatic coloration : see
Recognition markings.

Episkepsis 12-5060.

Episkopi, Cyprus 7-7000.

EPISODE 9-701C.

— tiniisic) ll-290a.
Episomorphism 6-7 5a.
Epistatac 2-851c; 4-321b.
EPISTAXIS 9-701c; 20-79d;

12-si)5a; influenza 14-555b;
vicarious 12-764d.

EPISTEMOLOGY 9-701c; 18-
225a; 21-442a; 24-402d;
absolute knowledge 1-7 5c;
Agrippa's tropes l-425a;
Anselm 2-82b; Aristotle 2-
517d, 2-520d; Avicenna 2-
279a; Cousin 7-333a; Des-
cartes 5-11. M>, 8-84c; early
theories 24-398d; Ernpe-
docles 9-345c; Fichte 10-
316b; Fries ll-230a; Ghazali
2-279b; Herbert of Cherbury
13-341b; Kant 15-666b, 18-
22!id; Locke, Berkeley and
Hume 22-548b, 16-850d,
3-7 -oli. 13-880a; Maimon
17-430c: Malcbranche 5-
419a; Megarian school 18-
77a; ontology contrasted
20-118b; Pragmatism 22-
246d; Speusippus 25-645a;
Spinoza 5-422c; subject-ob-
ject relation 22-548d. See
also Knowledge, theory of,
and Cognition.

Epistilbite 28-973a.

EPISTLE 9-7 Old.

Epistolographic : see Demotic.

Epistome 22-43C.

Epistrophia 2-167b.

Epistula (imperial) 23-564b.

EPISTYLE 9-703a.

EPISTYLIS 9-703a: 14-558a;
14-561c; nematocysts 14-
559d (flg.).

Episyllogism 26-283b.

Epitadeus (Ephor) 12-502a;
25-611b.

EPITAPH 9-703a; l-238d;
Greek 14-629b; Roman 14-
631d.

EPITHALAMIUM 9-7 05a; 5-
214c.

Epithallus 16-579b.

Epitheca (Polyzoa) 22-43d.

Epithecal (Eclunoderms) 8-
87 7 d.

Epithecium 16-581d.

Epithelial cancer 5-175c; 20-
918 (PI. I.).

EPITHELIAL TISSUES 9-
705b.

Epithem 21-734a.

Epithinia malayana 5-7 79c.

EPITOME 9-707C.

Epitrachelion 27-1059b.

Epitrichium 10-227a; 25-189b.

Epitrix parvula : see Tobacco
flea-beetle.

Epitroclwid 9-686b; 17-998c.

Epitymbia : see Aphrodite Epi-
tymbia.

Epizoa : see Ectoparasite.

Epizoic21-713a.

Epizootic aptha : see Foot
and-mouth disease.

— lymphangitis 28-8c.
Epizooty : see Murrain.
Epley, Wash. 28-354 (Fl).

— Station, Ky. 15-740 (A-B4).
EPOCH 9-707C.

— (sound) 25-449b.
Epoche 22-696d.
EPODE 9-707d.

Epomeo, mt., It. 15-4 (A-B6);

15-26 (D4); 14-866c; erup

tion (130 1)28-1 90d.
Epomophorus : see Epauletted

bat.
EPONA (goddess) 9-708a; 2-

52a.
EPONYMOUS 9-708b.

EpoSphoron 23-132c.
Epopeus (legend) 2-132d.
Epopomorphae 13-676a.
Epora, Sp.: see Montoro.
Eporedia, It. 15-26 (A2). See

also Ivrea.

Eporii (liulg. parishes) 4-779a.
Eport, lake, Scot. 24-412 (A2);

27-564a.
Epoufette, pt., Mich. 18-372

Eppelsheim, Ger. l-953b; 8-
278b.

— group 21-847a.
Epping. Father 2-809c.
EPP1NG, Ess. 9-708b; 16-942

(E2); geology 9-784b.
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Al).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E5).
— , forest. Ess. 9-708b; 16-

942 (E2).

— Green, Ess. 16-942 (E2).

— Green, Herts. 16-942 (D2).

— Upland, Ess. 16-942 (E2).
EPPS (family) 9-7 08c.

— , Laura : see Alma-Tadema,

Laura.

Epps, Miss. 18-600 (C4).
Eppynt, mts., Wales 9-428

(V. D3): 4-484d.
EPREMESNIL, J. J. D. d'

9-708c.

Eproboseidea : see Pupipara.
E.P.S. accumulator l-127c.
Epsilon 8-788b; 2-187d.
Kpsom, N.H. 19-490 (E5).
— , N.Z. 2-894c.
EPSOM, Sur. 9-708d; 16-942

(C3); horse racing 13-727d.

— College, Sur. : see Royal
Medical Benevolent College.

— Downs, Sur. 16-942 (C3);
13-729a.

Epsomite 9-7 09a.

EPSOM SALTS 9-7 09a; 21-

172a; 5-305d; 16-320a.
Epsom Salts Cave, Ind. : see

Wyandotte Cave, Ind.
Epstein, Joseph 24-507b.
Eptatretus : see Bdellostoma.
Epte, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Eptesicus 6-245C.
Eptingen, Switz. 26-242 (D2).
Epton, Pa. 21-106 (E7).
Epukiro, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(D3).
— , riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(E3-F4).

Epulis (med.) 27-374C.
Epulum Joris 23-579d; 16-

358a; 10-222a.
Epwell, Oxon. 20-4 16a.
Epworth, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F2); 28-527d; 13-67b.
— , la. 14-732 (G2).
— , 111. 14-304 (D5).
Equal altitudes 26-984b.

— area projection 17-653d.

— hours 8-149d.

— temperament 25-448c; 13-
8c; 28-961a; clavichord 21-
561b.

Equality, Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— , 111. 14-304 (D6).

Equalization of rates (London)
16-11 1 ill,; 16-11., la.

EQUATION (math.) 9-709b;
l-602a; l-605c; biquadratic,
cubic, differential, &c. : see
under these heads; geometry
ll-712d; graphical solution
l-604d; groups, theory of
12-636a; homogeneity prin-
ciple 28-58b; identity 2-
528d; Pellian 7-31b; solu-
tion by determinants 8-
11 la, l-623a.

— of light (astron.) 26-
9 la.

— OF THE CENTRE 9-720b;
2-81 Oc; 18-8050.

— OF TIME 9-720b; 8-150b.

— to the argument (astron.)
2-483a.

EQUATOR 9-720C.
Equator, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
— , dist., Bel.Cong. 6 - 923

<C3); 6-926d; 6-920b.
Equatorial Channel, Ind.0. 17-

486a.
Equatorial co-ordinates 2-

802a.

— coudiS 26-570b.

— Counter Current, Pac.0. 20-
436b.

— Currenta : Atl.O. 2 - 857a;
Ind.O. 14-451d; Pac.O. 20-
436b.

— Province, Sud. 9-340b;
extent 16-6 la; rebellion
(1885) 9-127c.

— Ridge, Atl.O. 19-972d.

— telescope 26-504d.

— zone (zool.) 14-269b; 28-
1013d.

EQUERRY 9-720c; crown 17-

872d.

Equiangular spiral 25-692a.
EQUIDAE 9-720c; 21-169c;

fossil 17-527d; Palaeothe-

riuiii 20-592b.
E(iuidistaut projection 17-

600a.

Equilateral triangle 27-258a.
Equlliblium (chem.) 9-396a.

— (markets) 17-731d.

— (mechanics) 17-956c; 8-
760c ; stability 17-991C ;
static 17-1010b; shipbuilding
24-923a; Torricelli 27-62a.

— (philos.) 3-78C.
EQUILIBRIUM (physlol.) 9-

722b; metabolic 21-558a.
Eqm majoris : see Pegasus

(astron.).
Equimomental ellipsoid 9-

293c.

Equinae9-721d.
Equima : see Glanders.
Equinoctial dial 8-150d.

— gales 9-724a.

— points 8-800c.
EQUINOX 9-723d; precession :

see Precession of the Equi-
noxes.
Equinox, mt., Vt. 19-490 (A5);

27-10250.

Equinoxial colure 6-748a.
Eqiiinuck Creek, riv., Pa. 21-

106 (M2).

Equinunk, Pa. 21-106 (M2).
Equipoteutial surface 9-242a;

17-325a.
EquiprobabiUsm (diet.) 16-

679d.
Equirrial7-760c; 6-391a; 24-

7 la.
Equi sectio : see Equuleus

(astron.).

Equisetaceae 22-606c.
Equiuetales 22-606c; Jurassic

15-570b; Mesozoic 20-543a;

Palaeozoic 20-526b.
Equisetites 22-607c; Mesozoic

20-543a; Trinssic 27-259d;

Wealden 28-437c.
Equisetum : see Horsetail.

— arvense : see Corn horsetail.

— Hemingway! 20-527d.

— maximum 22-606d.

— palustre : set Bog horsetail.
Equitable apportionment (law)

2-227a.

— chose in action (law) 6-2 7 Ic.
• — jointure : see Jointure.

— lien (law) 16-595a.

— mortgage (law) 18-878a.

— Society ol London (1762)
14-065d.

— waste (law) 28-361C.
Eqnitant (bot.) 16-328d.
EQUITES 9-724a; 22-627a;

Drusus* proposals 8-607b;
C. Gracchus proposals 12-
308b; Hadrian's changes 12-
802a.

— Singulares Augusti 9-708a.
Equitius, Lucius 24-234a.
EQUITY (law) 9-726b; 5-835d;

9-605d; chancellor 5-833b,
7-323b; Hardwicke 12-
945b; mortgage 18-87 7c.

— of redemption 18-877c; 10-
644a.

— to a settlement 14-3a.
Equity Village, New York 1-

916a.

Equivalence (math.) 19-847c;
19-852d.

EQUIVALENT (chem.) 9-727c;
6-37b; determination : set
Stolchiometry ; electro-
chemical 9-21 8a; reciprocal
proportions 2-872c.

Equivalent prepositional forms
7-47b.

Equivocation, fallacy of 10-
153d.

Equivoluminal wave : see Dis-
tortional wave.

Equuleus (astron. ) 7-1 3 (table) ;
7-12 (map); 25-787b.

— (Roman torture) 27-74a.

— pictoris (astron.) 7-14a; 7-
13 (map).

Equus (alatus : astron.) : gee

Pegasus.
Equus (zool.) 9-721a; hind

foot 20-584 (PI. III.).

— asinus : see Wild ass (Af.).

— burchelli : see Burchell's
zebra.

— caballus : see Horse.

— caballus celticus : see Celtic
pony.

— caballus typicus : see Dun
pony.

— grevyi : see Gravy's zebra.

— hemionus : see Chigetai.

— hemionus kiting : see Kiang.

— hemippus (onager) : see
Onager.

— quaega : see Quagga.

— sivalensis 9-721b.

— stenonis 9-721a.

— zebra : see Zebra.

Er (son of Judah) 15-035C.
Er (chem.) 6-39b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

268

l» make full use of this Index It IM essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

i.-i 89-«90(A8).

11 15-t .' n; 15-4a,
Kra i. i 4-

I. Ms* also Names of

o: 12-37 Ib.
l*-373a.

I E I -,!:•,,

CMMOU. Jap. U-1S6 (l/l).
Krameraa. mu.. N.>.W. 19-

; - , , I . ; ,

Eran. India 14-«S5o.
-, bay. IMa, 21-394 (A6).
i iteau. A«la : «•<• Iran.
Knu.,1,.1. India 14-3XJ (r1»).
Krannoboaa. rlr.. India 25-

: ••..!

Erniiol : tft Thlaai.
Erantbla : *re Winter aconite.
Era of the creation of the
U..H.1 : trr Miimlane eras.

— uf I In- foundation of ROOM :
ttt Rome.

Eraoranhan : tee Acoran.
Brard. 1< a BuftS* 9-7.17.1.
— . Pierre 21-S7W.
— , SEBASTIEN t-727c; 13-
lla: M-i«9o.

— of Brienne 17-10o.
Eraainoi. rlv.. Or. 2-479d.
Eraatotratu* (Greek physician)

18-43a: anatomy l-923b;
artorial air 27-9i«o; brain
21-:.:iic: minccry S*-126b.

Eraamo de Narnl : tee Qatta-
nu'late.

Eranmus. St 24-1 d.

ERASMUS, DES1DERIUS 9-
7-'7il: biblical criticism 3-
8S6a; biblical tezta 3-883C,
8-898a ; Chiefs support 6-
6ild; tie toefniotiis rr;;//nn-
dt«2S-133d; EnglUh unlrer-
altleA 27-770d; Krotn-n 11-
237o; Qrotlu»12-«23b; II. .1-
betn'i portrait. 13-579b;
humanlim «-453d. 17-825a;
Lee's attack lS-3B3d: mls-
slons l»-485d : Mon-V friend-
ship U-813a; satire 24-
129a ; Scallger-s attack 24-
183o ; tomb at Basel 3-46-.M.

Erasmus, Tenn. 2*-6l9d.

Enutlanlsm (diet.) t-733a.

Erastria scltula 16-48Hb.

Erastus (disciple) 7-15U-; 20-
94Sb.

— . THOMAS 9-7 32d.

Eratb, La. 17-54 (HI).

Tex. 26-1190 (13).

Erato (molluscs) 11-,'ilSb.

Erato (myth.) 19-60a.

ERATOSTHENES (of Alex-
andria) 9-7 33b; Alexand-
rian school 1-57 4d; astro-
nomy 2-810b; chronology 6-
306b; description of Nile
19-697a; duplicating cube
7-608c; fltrure of earth
8-HOlc, ll-620c; In Qreek
literature 12-">llc; map of
world 17-634d. 22-62 4 b.

— (Thirty Tyrant*) 17-lS2d;
17-183C.

Erauso, CataUna de 21-577d.
Eravas, tribe : tee Yeravas.
Erarnr. Cey. 14-381 (116).
Erb, rlT.. Oer. 23-811d.
Erba, Enrico 2O-3a.
Erba, It. 15-4 (B2).
— . lake. It. 15-4 (B2); 15-Sa.
— , mt..Su,1.28-'J(Dl):26-10b.
Erliach. counts of 9-733O.
ERBACH. tier. (Hesse) 9-
733c; 11-808 (II. m»); 15-

— , Qer. (Wdrt.) 11-808 (B4).
Erbach-Erbach. counU of 9-

71-i.l.
Erbach-FOrstenaa. counts of

t-733d.
Erbach Schonberg, counta of

t-T33d.
Erba-Hadad ( Erba- Raman :

prince) 3-107b.
Eroen, Charles Jaromlr 4-

134d.

Erbena, oasis, Sah. 27-238b.
Erbla 4)-47b; 9-733d; 22-

llOa,

Erl.il. Tnrk.As. 26-305 (E-F1).
ERBIUM 9-7:1.1.1; 17-349d.
Erbldnder 3-26b.
Erbotrpch. RUSS.AS. 25-10

rr-on

Erbray Umertone 8-125d.

ErbunterthanlRkeit 24-666C.

ErhTertra«28-857d.

Erca : see rare.

Ercall. hill. Salop 24-1020b.

Eroec Nor!. Aus. : tee Oastel-

nuovo.
Erceldmme, Berwick. : ttt

Barbton.

Erobomenoa, Or. : ttt Oroho-

.... I'a. 21-IOrt (11-17).
CRCILLA Y ZUNIOA.

Aloiuo d* »-;.u«.
ICrdiutr : 9ft llaniiolome.

MANN-CHATRIAN •-
734b.
Eraotaneae, Villa. IlerctilaiMam

\ I 21- 41 10.

Ercolanl. Jean UapUste 27-

:i : :

— , Vea-mann 7- 4 03d.
Kreonberht (klntt of Kent) U-

: ...
Ercte, ml.. It. : tte PeUe-

Knliliic Hall, manaloo. Den-

blirlwhlrv 28-MDa.
Erdek, Turk. As. 2-780 (Bt).
Kr.l.-ll, Ruas.Aa. 23-S72 (116).
^^K dint.. Hung. : tee

Traiuylranla.
ERDELYI, JANOS9-734b; 13-

Erdenl Tro 15-67&O.
Erdeswyke, Robert ll-605a.
Erderen. ft. 10-778 <C4); 1»-

(i-.'lkn 2S-Uti:tc.
Enliiut. Her. 11-808 (C4).
kj-iliiiuton. Thomas de : tee

'I'linniaii do KrdiiMTton.
Enlinirtuii. Warwlok. 25-758

(BIT; 3-985a; 17-840d; 28-

Mta,

Enlini. people 14-757C,
Krdinaiiii. lu-nnci 16-,S93d.
— , HUKO 10-4400.
— , JOHANN EDUARD9-7340.
— , Karl Gottfried 9-7:(4c.
— , OTTO L1NNE 9-734c; 14-

-ii ..I.

Erdft-a, John 13-924c.
Erdro, rlv.. FT. 10-778 (D4);

lft-9!4d.

Erd's doer : tee Tharain.
Ere. mt., Gr. 14-33O.
Erebia 16-4 7 80.
EREBUS (myth.) 9-734d.
Erebus, int., Antarc. 21-901

(H); 21-'.if,lc: 28-190b.

— (mrlon) 9-734d.
En<bus iiilnni 8-916a.

Ertf (Chretien de Troyee) 16-

1510.
Eree ( Ilartmann von Auc) 11-

785c: 13-37a.
ERECH (Uruk. OrchoB). Syr.

9-7:11. 1: Z6-:in.. (F4); 2-

156c: 24-603a.
ERECHTHEUM, temple.

Athens 9-735b; 2-379e; altar

l-761a; Anthemion coniice-

18-933C (tlK-); capital- 20-

178b; carx-atld 12-480 (PI.

V. flg. 74); doorway 8-420d;

frieze 11-2:10(1; golden lamp

16-133b; iruillochc 12-694U;

portico 12-4 S5b, 20-178d;

Hculpture 12-4Sib; window

28-7 12b.
ERECHTHEUS (letrendary

kins) 9-7:<6a: 10-'221a.

— II. 9-736a.

Krcclithcua (aatron.) : tee

Aurisra.
ErtcMheut (Swinburne) 9-

736b.
Erechthltes hieracifoUa 21-

129o.

Erector splnae muscle 19-54h.
EregU. Turk. 27-426 (E2). See

auo Perlnthus.
— , Turk. As. (Kastamunl) 2-

760 (U2); 2-758c. See otto

Heroclea Pontica.
— . Turk. As. (Konla) 2-760

(F4); railway 27-»40a. See

also Heraclea, Oappadoda.
Kn-nui-'U- 11-.: i:'.; ll-:i U.c.
Erembert (German noble) 9-

131a.

Eremias 23-lCld.
Eremita : tee Paraoetsus.
Eremite 13-071d.

— Friars : tee Augnstlnlan
Hermlta.

Ercmokaiitro. Or. 26-840O
Eremolepas 26-906b.
Eremomllo, lal., Aeg.S. : tee

Antlmeloe.

Eremon (legend) 14-758a.
EremophyU 21-761b.
Erenioptcris 20-537a.
Eremtaira l-95«d.
Eremiirus 13-7«9d.
Erenach 14-761C.
Erenlk. riv.. Turk. 15-130a.
Ercpccn. lake, Braz. 4-440

(E2).

Erepsin 19-9210.
Ertre, mta.. Bras. 4-440 (E2);

4-440.,

ETCT (cp<lar) 5-59 4d.
Ereshunr. fortress, Ger. 24-

-.'r,7.-.

Eresfjorden. Nor. 19-804 (Bl).
ERESHKICAL (goddess) 9-

736b; 3-1070.

-&30 (LI);

19-

Bysldss S-30«d:
Krauiia. rlT., «p.

24- .
BlaiOl. Lesbos. Ara-.S.

EramM (spiders) «-306d.
ErsthlsoD doraatus : ttt Oana-

I . \ •. ; ' : ' . ; . : ..

EraUUMoUdae 2»-444b; 22-
'

101.1; 17-.'i27.

ERETRIA. Or. 9-736o; 12-44U
(Kl); 9-noed: Aluen. and
Chalet* a.46d; eolnatce 19-
KH&e: Ionian revolt 9-K66d:
12-iiib; MenedemiM U-
127(1; temple of Apollo
12- 1 Hie,

ERETRIAN SCHOOL Or
Phllowphy 9-736d.

Ert-tuin. It. 15-'.'t;

Erewash. oanal. Uerbr. 9-7 Id.

— .rir.. Uerbr. and Notta.
9-416 (II. E3>; 9-70c; 19-
817b;ceolc«> 19-

Emdton (llutlcr) 4-887O.
Erft, oanal. Gcr. 19-llod.

— .rlT.. Ger. 11-808 (I. J7);

ERFURT? Ger. 9-7 36d; 11-808
(II. oil); academy l-98d;
, .,,,.,-n.- .1-"-, 10— ;-•.•:
library 12-127a: Napoleon
and Alexander I. 19-205a;
peace of iii-n 13-294c;
uiJveralty 27-7.'.8b. 17-133c.

— Parliament (1849) 13-41 1 c.
Em, El, Sah. (Tun.) 1-643

(1)3); 23-1004d.

— . El. dlst., Sah. (Alg.) 1-643
(B3); 2S-1004d.

Erg (dunes) 2S-I004C.

— (unit) 9-398d ; 27-738d ;
27-7 39d.

Enramcues (Ethiopian king)

9-77b; 9-89a; 9-846c; 13-

245b.

Ergaiix. Athena 2-829c.
EnraalUdae 9-680a.
Ernateria (Ergastlri), Gr. : tee

Laurium.
Ernatolo (It. law) 7-458d;

13-6 4 3d.
Enreiu'. riv., Turk. (trib.

Maritxa) 27-426 (E2); 1-

217b.

— , riv., Turk. (trib. Slmen)
27-4'JB <H3); 1-4820.

Erci-ni. hills, RUM. 23-872
(F6); 2-794d; geology 15-
643c.

— , riv., Turk. (trib. Slmen) :
tee Ergeno.

Enter!, Turk. : tee Argyro-

kastro.
Entcr-Rawi, lake, Mor. 18-851

(E-F4).

EnrtB. riv., Fr.Cong. 24-805b.
Krk'ik-tancak taiga, mte., C.

Asia : tee Sayan.
ErcinK. dist.. Monin. and Here-

Ford. 18-729a.

Ereinus (vase painter) 5-719b.
Enrir Castri, Turk. : tee Argy-

rokastro.
ErKischliorn, mt., Alps 29-141

(D4).
Enrolz. riv., Switz. 26-242

1 1 1-' i.
ERGOT 9-737c; 22-8G5d: basic

meningitis 18-130d; chorea

24-52a; eczema 8-921a;

menorrhagia 12-7651).
Enri >t linns (vaae painter) 12-

477d.

Ergot Into acid 9-737d.
Erxotism 9-738b.
Erhard. Jobann Christian 23-

312b.

Erhard. Minn. 18-550 (A4).
Erb-hal, lake, China 6-168

(G4): 6-169a.
Krli-slii Hwangtl 6-194c.
Erh Ya (Chinese diet.) 6-229b.
Eri-Aku (Babylonian Idng) 3-

103d; 3-1 lOc.
Eria moth 2S-101c.
Erlan irroup (Keol.) 8-127a;

11-070(1; 27-fi26c.
Eriantbus 12-375c.
Eria silk 2S-103d.
Eriboll, lake, Scot. : tee Eire-

boll.

Eriboll qnartzite 5-S7.1.
Eric (dukea of Brunswlck-

Calenbent) 19-4c.

— III. (Lam : of Denmark)
27-840C.

— IV. (Plovpennlng : of Den
mark) 8-30a.

— V. (GUpplng : of Denmark)
8-30a.

— (Kohric : of E. AngUa) 8-
S-.-7.1.

— (margrave of FriuU, 5-

S'.l'.'c.

— ( Blood axe : of Norway) 8-
9Ma; 19-794C; 19-807a.

— (of Norway, 1000-1016) 19-
•Md.

Krio (of Norwar, IIRO-ltH)
19.41Mb; 13-lllib.

— (dukas of Maxe-LMmlMrc)
•MM

— (of Mmiullnavla) 9-3*1;

l»-ii>-.-. 29-IVVc;
HohlMwbt war 24-»«a.

(Herasl : of Mwedeo) 29-
H4b; M-I9ita.

— IX. (of Hweden) 29-199a;

10-1- f.

— XIV. (of Sweden) 9»TMb;
MM*,

— (SHiMlt.li dukr) 29-199b.

— (Helririu) 24-34Hd.

- lie Red Il-«i4c; IVMTo;
19-39«aj 21-939a.

— Upprl 21-9390.
Erie, Ala. 1-460 (D4).

Erie (Irish law) 4-490d; 7-
455b; 14-7 7 ia. Kee alto
Wenrtld.

Erica, lloll. 18-588 (Dl).

Erica (dyeatuff) 9-747b.

— (plant) : tee Heath.

— ieienns) 10-A54b.

— (mrdlterranea) 21-779d.

— (acoparia) 13-1 S9a.

— (tetrallx) : tee Cross-leaved
heath.

— (vagans) : tee Cornish heath.
ERICACEAE 9-739b: ll-345b.
Erleclra. Port. 25-530 (A3).
Kriclilus, Samuel 9-690C.
ERICHSEN, SIR JOHN ERIC

9-7 4 Oa.
— , Mylius : tee MyUus-Erich-

sen.
Ericbson, Wilhelm Ferdinand

8-l«8b.
ER1CHT, lake. Soot. 9-740b:

24-412 (D3); geology 14-

T20b, 21-262C.
— , riv., Scot. (Loch Ran-

nocb) 24-418 (CD.

— riv., Scot. (trib. Isla) 24-
418 (El); 10-660d.

Erlchtbonlus : tee Erechtheus.

Erlchthus 17-468C.

Eric Johanson (Va*a)12-733d.

Erick, Okla. 2O-58 (112).
i.ldwn 14-237C.

ERICSSON, JOHN 9-740c; 1-
445a; 12-900(1; 24-869C.

— , Loif : tee Leif Ericsson.

Eric Oie Red Kaoa 14-236d;
26-878c; 28-98d.

Ericulus Hetosua : tee Hedge-
In'- tcnrec.

— tclfalri 14-643b,
Ericusa, isl.. It. : tee Alleudi.
Ericuasa, lal.. Or. 12-440 (Al).
ErldanuH. riv.. Gr. 2-832

(mop); 2-837a.
— , riv.. It. : tee Po.
— , riv., N.Eur. (legend) 21-

342a.
ERIDANUS (astron.) 9-740d;

7-13 (mop).

Erldffe, Sus. 19-4S7d; 7-924d.
ERIDU, Uahvlonia 9-741a ; 2-

374c; 3-1020.
Erie, Colo. 6-722 (Fl).
III. 14-304 (B2).
Kan. 15-654 (03).
Mich. 18-372 (G8).
N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).
ERIE, Pa. 9-742b; 21-106
Bl); 22-r,:,,i.
Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
basin. N.Y. 19-596 (H3);
4-647c.

— , canal, N.Y. 19-596 (B2);
9-742a; 6-52Sc; 19-598d;
27-695a.

ERIE. lake, N.Am. 9-741.-;
20-1 14 (B-C3); l-84Sd: fauna
27-634a ; fisheries 9-742a ;
formation 27-616d; naviga
tion 12-399a.
Knc. tribe 20-29C.
Eric bluc8-747b.

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— Co., O. 20-26 (E-K2).

— Co.. Pa. 21-106 (B-C2).

— Railroad 22-85 Ib.
Erioux, riv.. Fr. 2-449d.
ErUredeh 15-287c.
ERIGENA, JOH. SCOTUS

9-742d; 6-4.'>lc: 10-24d;
19-124d; 24-348b.
Erureron 6-812d: 13-7CUJ.

— alplnus 1-7 53a.

— canadense 21-129a.
Erieo, Somlnd. 25-379 (E4);

2S-382a.
Ericon, riv., Turk. : tee

Toherna.
ER1GONE (myth.)9-744c; i

127o.

Eriffonum 5-147c.
Erigo Ridge, mta^ Somlnd.

25-379 (E4).
Eriha. Pal. : tee Jericho.
Krikc : tee Eric.
Erikxfjord. fjord. Green. : tee

Timncliarflk.

Erik-am (phyirtclat) 6-867C.
Eriksson (botanist) ll-345a.

EPIB-ERLA

. Hwad. 99-lfO (HI).
i .11-

-•

— . N.V. 19-404I (D»C

— , Tron. 29-410 I

N.M.W. 2*-I3ib.
-.1.1., W.I. 10- .'.4 4 (lift).
ERIN9-744d;2-Ml<L ttttolte

Ertnaeeldae 14-44 la: 14-444*.
Krlnaednac : a« il«dcel««.
Kriiut/fiw crayl : ttt Orajr's

Erlneom querdnam ll-4JJa.
Erinco(root>9-6«lb.
Krlnjnboda, Hwed. 29-190 (CS>.
ERINNA (Ureek poet) 9-7 44d;

1-62(1..
Erlnp'ira. In.lla 14-376 <E7):

2S-I'.7d.

Km, .t-priiur*. Okla. 2O-SK (D3).
Krintu alplnu. U-76M.
ERINYES (myth.) 0-745,; 7-

981b; 29-1530.
Erinji, Demeler 7-48 Ik.
Erie (dyes) 0-7 48b.
Erlobotrya Japonic*: tee Lo-

', .1'
Eriooampa llmarina : •» Pear

saw-fly.

Erlocvphala : aw Hlcroptctyz.
Eriocepbaiidae : tee lilcro-

pterygidae.

Eriochrome (dyes) 9-750*.
Eriocnemis 13-887b.
Eriooomoos hair 12-823b.
Eriocranlidae 14J-466b; 19-

487b; 10-4 7 la.
Eriodendron anfrartuomm.

.»m«iim« : tee f ilk cotton

tree; seed-hairs : we Kapok.
Eriode* 22-32io.
Eriometer 8-24 4d; 10-616b.
Erlon : •« Areion.
Erioncma 19-1 05d.
Eriophorum : tee Cotton grass.
Eriophyea 2-310d.

— tiliae 18-fil9d.
Eriophyldae 2-310d; 18-«19d.
EiioBoma : tee American blight.

— larlcla : ttt Larch blight.
Eriospermum 16-683b.
aMoapor* 12- :'.:•••!.
Erlounioa, Hermes 13-369C,
ERIPH YLE (myth.) »-745b.
ERIS (myth.) 9^74.'.b; 2-455a.
Eriskay (Erinca), IsL. Scot. 24-

412 (A'.>); 27-564b.

Eriskcir. rocks, Scot. 14-411
CBS).

Enamatnrmae : tee Spiny-
tailed ducks.

Erisort, lake. Soot. 24-412
(Bl): 10-5250.

Eri-i.<>c (of Brittany) 2-56a;
10-81 Ic.

Eri.stalis tenaz : tee Drone-
fly.

ErWic 2S-418b: 18-77b.

Erisuin (high priest) 3-l02a.

Ertewell. Suff. 9-424 (IV. Dl).

Ertswil, Svrit*. 26-242 (I>2).

ERITH, Kent. 9-745c; 19-941
<E3).

— . Isl.. Tae. 26-438 (Bl).

Erithacus mbecula : tte Red-
breast.

Erithius, Apollo 2-1 84b.

EritbizonUdae : tee Erethizon-
Udae.

ERITREA. N.E.Af. 9-74.V; 1-
83 (map); 15-72c; 15-77b;
surveys l7-6Slc.

F.ritrirhiuni 21-7 82c,

— nanum 1-7 53b.

Eriran. Ivan PasUevkh.

count : tte Paskievich.
ERIVAN, RUM. »-748b; 23-

874 (II. D3);R-547c,
ERIVAN, pror., Ruas. »-748a;

23-874 (II. C-D3); 26-44SC.
Ertznejas, riv.. Peru 4-96la.
Eriavec (Slovene writer) 25-

•Jli'.i.

Erica, rlr.. Port. 25-530 (B3).
Erjixh (Argaoiw. Erjlec). mt..

Turk.As. 2-760 (F3); 2-

7S7d; S-287a.

Erkelenz. Oer. 11-808 (I. J8).
Erken. lake. 8 wed. 241- 1 90 ( E2 ).
Erkenwald (Earmnuald). St

16-95-c; 3-403c; ll-29Sc.
Erkiiia. riv.. Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Erkinoald (mayor of the

palace) 17-9S8C.
Ertko. J. H. 10-387b.
Erkon-lt. Slid. 2S-1060c.
Erlarh (Cerller), Switr. 28-241

(C2).
Erlafried. count of Calw 13-

H4c,

Eriatkee. lake. Am. 3-1 d.
Erlakoml. mt.. Anx. 12-1 48e.
Erlandxrn. Jacob 7-98d.
ERLANGEN. Or. »-748c; 11-

808 (C4); university 27-

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269

ERLA-ESSE

Erlanger. Ky. 15-740 (Dl).
Erlauger v. New Sombrero

Phosphate Co. 6-797d.
r.rhm. Hung. : tee Eger.
Krlaucht (title) 13-456b.
Erlauei wine 9-12d.
Eilauf, riv., Aus. 3-lb.
ERLE, SIR WILLIAM 9-

74Sd.
Eflenbach, Switz. (Bern) 26-

242 (D3).
,-, Switz.(Ziirich) 26-242 (F2);

28-1057b.
Erlonds3on, Hauk : sfc Hank

Erleudsson.
— , Jon 14-239d.
Eilenmeyer, R. A. O. E. 6-58a.
Erlich, Paul 18-56d.
Eilingsson, Thorsteinn 14-

240c.

ERLKONIC (Erl-king) 9-749a.
Erlkonig (Goethe) 12-184)1.
Erlon. J. B. Drouet, couut ot :

tee D'Erlon.

Eflongen, Qe*. : tee Erlangen.
Erma, N.J. 19-502 (C5).
" Eimack " (ice-breaker) 24-

889b.

Erman, Georg Adolf (physi-
cist) 9-7 49b.
— , Jean Pierre 9-7 49a.
— , Johann PeterAdolf (Egypt-
ologist) 9-749b; 9-58b; 9-

60a; 9-79b.
— , PAUL 9-7 49a.
ERMANARIC (kin? of E.

Qoths) 9-749b; 12-273a.
Erme, riv., Dev. 9-430 (IV.

E3); 8-132b.
ERMELAND, dist,, Ger. 9-

74»d; 11-808 (Hl-2); 22-522

(hist. map).

Emiello, Port. 25-530 (B2).
Ermelo, Holl. 13-588 (C2).
ERMELO, S.Af. 9-750a; 25-

466 (16).

— , diet,, S.Af. 9-750a.
Ermeuek (Germanicopolis),

Turk.As. 2-760 (E4); 2-

757b.
Eniiengarde (of Beaumont) 1-

56.1b.

— (duchess of Limburg) 16-
69 Id.

fc— (viscountess of Narbonne)
l-733a.

— (queen of Provence) 22-
504a.

Ennenonville, FT. 10-778 (F3);

20-54a.

^, forest, FT. 20-53C.
Ermenrich : see Ermanaric.
Ermensul, Ger. : >ee Irminsul.
Ennent, Egy. : see Hermon-

thto.
Ermentrude (of Orleans) 5-

898b.

Erniesinda (countess of Bar-
celona) ll-902d.
Er Mihalyfalva, Hung. 3-4

(H3).

Ermine (her.) 13-323C.
ERMINE (stoat) 9-750a; fur

ll-347a; in Himalaya 13-

474c; in New Zealand 1-

119c.

Ermineea (her.) 13-323d.
Eimine moth 16-468C ; 16-

472b; 14-180a.
ERMINE STREET 9-750b; 4-

584 (C4).

Erminites (her.) 13-323d.
Erminois (her.) 13-323d.
Epminus (in Frank legend) 26-

r.T'.lh.
Ennita, Manila, P.Is. 17-

578d; 17-579b.
Ermland. ili-t., Ger. : tee

Ewmeland.
ERMOLDUS NIGELLUS (Er-

mold the Black) 9-750c.
Ernaginum, Gaul : see St

Gabriel.

Ernai, tiibe 14-757b.
Ernakulam, India 6-6 19c,
Ernald, abbot of Bonnevalle

3-798a.

Ernaldus de Bosco 23-82 Ic.
Ernan, riv., Scot. 8-406b.
Erne. lakes (Upper and Lowei),

Ire. 9-750d; 14-744 (D2);

dimensions 16-89d; geology

10-274C, 14-746a; Vikings

14-765C.
ERNE, riv., Ire. 9-750d; 14-

74t (C2); 5-572a; 10-27 Ib.
Erne : see Sea-eagle.
Ernee, FF. 10-778 (D3).
— , riv., Fi. 17-932d.
Ernemann camera 21-504C

(flg.).

Ernen, Switz. 26-242 (E4).
Ernest I. (of Anhalt-Dessau)

2-45c.

— (of Austria) 3-92a; 26-1 7fib.

— (Austrian archduke, d.
,1595) 3-673c; 10-832b.

— (Austrian archduke, d.
18991 12-790a (table).

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

Ernest (of Baden-Durlach) 3-
186a.

— (of Bavaria-Munich) 3-547c;
3-799d.

— I. (of Brunswick Luneburg)
12-9241..

— (Ernest Augustus, of Bruns-
wick Luneburg) 12-924c.

— (of Cologne) ll-546b.

— (ERNEST AUGUSTUS, of
Hanover) 9-752b; 12-925c;
28-29b.

— (Ernest Louis, of Hesse)
13-4 12c.

(Ernest Louis, of Hesse-
Darmstadt) 13- I l-'a.

— (of Hesse-Philippsthal) 13-
410c.

— (of Hesse-Rheinfels-Roten-
burg) 13-4 131).

— (of flohcnlohe-Langenburg)
l-584d.

— (of Lippe) 16-74 1 a.

— I. (of Luneburg) 4-6890.

— II. (of Luncburg-Celle) 12-
924b.

— II. (of Saxe-Altenburg) 24-
259d.

— III. (of Saxe-Altenburg) 24-
259d.

— I. (of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha)
9-751a.

— II. (of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha)
9-751b.

— (of Saxe-Gotha) 16-569d;
15-865a.

— I. (of Saxe-Hildburghausen)
24-26 Ic.

— (of Saxony) 24-269d; 1-
497d.

— (of Styria) 2-359d.

— II. (of Swabia) 26-176b; 11-
837d; 6-966a.

Ernest (order) 15-865a.

— Augustus (order) 15-864a.
Ernest Giles, mts., W.Aus. 2-

960 (Co).
ERNESTI, JOHANN AUGUST

9-7 52c.
— , JOHANN CHRISTIAN

Gottlieb 9-753b.
Ernesti, isl., N.Z. 19-624 (A7).
Ernest Malirarers (Bulwer-

Lytton) 17-186b.
" Ernest Renan " (battleship)

24-9 12c.

Ernex camera 21-505O.
Erning Street, Brit. : gee Er-
mine Street.

Ernroth, General 4-782d.
ERNST, HEINRICH WIL-

helm 9-753b.

— , Oswald Herbert 28-559b.
— , Otto : see Schmidt, O. E.
Ernst, 111. 14-304 (E4).
Ernstbmnn, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
Ernst Gunther, harb., Pac.O.

2O-43R (18).
Ernstthal, Ger. (Saxony): see

Hohenstein.
Ernulf de Hesdain 19-467d;

6-239a.

— (Ernulphus) of Rochester
5-210b; 23- 1 -'.Hi.

Ernz, Black, riv., Luxemburg

3-K68 (H4); 17-145d.
ERODE, India 9-753c; 14-

382 (G-H14).
Erodii (birds) 20-312a.
Erodin (leather manuf.) 16-

337d.
Erodium (bot.) 13-769d. See

also Stork's-bill.
Erodona 16-124a.
Erok, mt.,Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B3).
Eromanga, Queens. 2-960 (G5).
— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (M-N9);

19-SOOc.
Erongo, mt., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-

466 (B3).
Erophile 12-524d.
EROS (myth.)9-753c; 19-335b.
Eros (secretary of Aurelian)

2-924a.

Eros, La. 17-54 (Bl).
EROS (planet) 9-753c; 26-90d;

parallactic observations 20-

761b.

Erosantheia (myth.) 13-307c.
Erosion ll-633c; ll-672b; age

of earth 11-65 Ic; cycle

of : see Geographical cycle;

forests checking 10-646d;

rivers ll-661d, 25-506c;

wind-borne sand 24-1005b,

9-23c, 12-168C.

— of cervix : see Adenoma.
Eroticism 13-51 Ob.
Erotylidae 6-67 4b.

Erp, Ger. 13-588 (D4).
— , Holl. 13-588 <C3).
ERPENIUS, THOMAS 9-753d.
Erpetoichthys ; see Calamich

thys.

Erpingham (family) 19-820b.
Erpingham, North anil South,

hundreds, Norf. 19-746b.
Err, mt., Switz. 26-242 (H3);

1-7 45c.

Errantia 5-794c.
Erratic blocks 12-57c.
Errazuriz, Federico 6-155a;

6-158a.

Errephori 2-837d; 26-840b.
Errephoria 2-829d.
Errer, riv., Aby. 25-379 (C3).
Errett, Isaac 8-3 lie.
Errlff, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Errigal, mt.. Ire. 14-744 (Cl);

8-4 13a; 14-7 I I r.
Errington, George 28-753a.
Erris Head, cape, Ire. 14-744

(A2).
Errochty, glen, Scot. 24-418

(C-D1).

— Water, riv., Scot. 24-418
(C-D1).

Errol, N.H. 19-490 (E2).

— , Scot. 24-418 (E2); 26-466b.

ERROLL, FRANCIS HAY,

9th earl of 9-754a.
— , William Hay, 10th earl of

9-754b; at Flodden 24- 1 121..
Errol Park, mansion, Scot. 12-

302d.
Erromanga, isl., Pac.O. : see

Eromanga.

Erropie, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
ERROR (law) 9-754C.

— (metaphysics) : Bacon 3-
1 Ilia: Spinoza 5-422a.

— (psychology) : Descartes 5-
416c.

— function (math.) 26-335d;
14-5490.

— , laws of (math.) 22-3900.
— , writ of 2-2 13b; 28-8 50b.
Ersaea 14-158c.
Ersaeomc 14- 15 So.
Ersa-Mordvine : see Erzya-

Mordvine.
Ersaris, tribe 27-469d; 20-

421c.
Ersatz Reserve (Ger. army)

ll-824d.
ERSCH, JOHANN SAMUEL

9-754c; encyclopaedia 9-

381c.
Ersekujvar (Neuhanscl),Hung.

3-4 (F3); 5-93 Ic; 13-912d.
Erskine : see Mar, earldom of;

Mar, 6th, 7th and llth earls

of; Buchan, earls of.
— , Sir Alexander 15-136O.
— , Sir David 4-7 14b.
— , David Montagu 9-757a.
— , EBENEZER 9-75 Id; 24-

454d; 27-609a; 13-868a.
— , HENRY (lord advocate of

Scotland) 9-755a.
— , Henry (Eng. divine) 9-

754d.
— , Henry, 3rd Baron Cardross

22-130d.
— .Henry David (dean of

Ripon) 9-757a.
— , Sir James 19-484d.
— , James, Lord Grange 17-

666d.

— , J. Elphinstone 20-4390.
— , JOHN (divine) 9-755b.
— , JOHN (of Carnock) 9-755C.
— , JOHN (of Dun) 9-755C.
— , L. R. (lawn-tennis player)

16-303a.

— , Lady Margaret 24-443b.
— , RALPH 9-755d; Gospel

Sonnets 14-194d; memorials

8-679a.
— , St Vincent W. 16-701c; 11-

544d.
— , Thomas, 1st earl of Kellie

12-301d.

— , Thomas (judge) 9-757a.
— , THOMAS (of Linlathen)

9-7 56a; on univerealism

9-764a.
— , THOMAS ERSKINE, 1st

baron 9-756b; 9-551d; 4-

656a; on libel 16-537a.
— , Sir William 10-457b.
Erskine, Minn. 18-550 (B3).
— , mt., Nfd. 19-479 (B2).
— , riv., N.S.W. 19-538 <E3).
Erskine Theological Seminary,

S.C. 22-293d.
Erskineville, Sydney 26-278

(B3);26-279d.
Erslev, Kristian 8-44b.
Erstfeld, Switz. 26-242 (F3);

27-796a.
Ertao-ho, riv., China 17-553

(C4).

Ertel, T. L. 23-49a.
ErtoRhrul (Turkish chief), 27-

443a; 27-431a; device 7-

411d.

Ertogroul (order) 15-867b.
Ertvaago, isl., Nor. 19-804

(Cl).

Ertvelde, Belg. 3-668 (Cl).
ERUBESCITE9-757b.
Eruca sativa 23-433d.
Erncic acid 20-77b; 20-44b;

20-50a.

Eruciform larva 13-428b.
Erucinum, Sard. 15-2fl (B4).
Erung, riv., India 14-376 (P7).

Eruwa, Nig. 19-678 (A4).
Ervalla, Swed. 26-190 (C2).
Ervan (diet.) 25-467b.
Erve, riv., Fr. 10-778 (D4-3);

17-932d.
Ervilia 16-123C.
Erving, Mass. 17-852 (Cl).
Ervum ervilia : see Bitter

vetch.

— lens : see Lentil.

— monanthos : see Jarosse.
Ervy, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Erw (measure) 1-1 55a.
Erwarton, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E3).
Erwent limestone 2-452c.
Erwig (Visigothic king) 11-

775o.

Erwin, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (C3).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H3).
— , Tenn. 26-620 (II).
Erwinna, Pa. 21-106 (M-N5).
Erwinville, La. 17-54 (a5).
Erwin von Steinbach 2-406c.
Erwood, F. 22-782b.
Erwood, Can. 24-225 (B2).
— , Wales 4-485b.
Erycina (myth.) : see Venus

Erycina.

— (zool.) 16-123a.
Erymanthian boar 13-346a.
Er> inanthus, mt., Gr. 12-440

(C3); 12-426d.
— , riv., Gr. 2-34 Ib.
Eryngium 27-575a; 13-769d.

— alpinum l-753d.

— aquaticum 25-285b.

— maritimum : see Sea-holly.
Eryon 7-560d (flg.).
Eryonidea 7-560c.
Erj'opidae 3-523a.

Eryops 23-153b.

Eryri, mt., Wales : see Snow-
don.

Erysichthon (legend) 7-980c.

Erj'simum Peroflfskianum 13-
7 660,

ERYSIPELAS 9-757c; 20-
77 Id; stomatitis 8-263d; of
vulva 12-765b.

Ervsiphaceae : see Mildew.

Erysiphe ll-341a; ll-334a;
fructifleation ll-336a; nuclei
ll-334d; sporophore 11-
335c.

— graminis ll-345a; 28-582c.

— Tuckeri ; see Vine mildew.
Erysipheae : see Mildew.
Erythalis fruticosa : see Black

lancewood.

Erythea (palm) 21-781a.
Erytheia (myth, isl.) ll-909a;

i3-408c; 13-346a.
Er>-thema induratum 25-19 1 b.

— multifonne 25-1 ilia.

— nodosum 25- 19 la.

— pernio : see Chilblains.
Ervthibius, Apollo 2-184a.
ERYTHRAE, Asia M. 9-758a;

14-628c; Athenian rule 7-
960a, 4-320b; Sibylline
oracles 25-2 Oa.
Erythraea ll-602a.

— centaurium ; see Centaury.
Erythra phoenicura : see Galli-

nula phoenicura.
Erythrasma 25-191b.
Erythrin 9-758b.
Erj'thriiia : see Coral tree.

— indica 21-128a.

— monospenna : see Wili-wili.

— velatina : see Royal piiion.
Erythrine 8-7 46b.
Erj-thrtoic acid 16-583C.
Erythrinus 14-254c.
ERYTHRITE (chem.) 9-758b.

— (min.) 9-758b; 7-577d.
Erythroblasts 27-926c.
Erj-throcebus 22-330c.

— patas : see Patas monkey.

— pyrrhonotus : see Nisnas
monkey.

Erythrocyte : see under Blood.
Erythroglucin : see Erythrite

(chem.).

Erythrol: see Erythrite (chem.).
Erj-throlamprus 23-1 75b.
Erythroleinic acid 2-367c.
Erythromachus 3-971d; 3-

977c (table).
Erythronium (bot.) 2-12b.

— (chem.) : see Vanadium.

— denscanis -.see Dog's tooth
violet.

Erythropus 15-760c.

Erythrose 9-758c.

Erythrosine 8-746b; 10-575C.

Erythrosterna 10-584d.

Erythroxylon coca : see Coca.

Erythrozym 21-751a.

Erythrura prasina : see Pin-
tailed nonpareil.

Eryx, Sic. 15-26 (D5); 19-879d.

— , mt., Sic. : see San Giuliano.

Eryx (snakes) 4-94a.

— jaculus 25-289b.

Eryxias 21-824C.

Erzberg, mt., Aus. 25-1058d;
mines 9-136a.

ERZERUM, Arm. 9-758c; 2-
565 (C2); council (633>
2-569d; Greek conquest
5-37b; Hittite inscription
13-537a; hospital 2-426b;
Seljuk capture 24-608c, 24-
610c; Suleiman's capture-
27-447d; trade route 21-
57d; Turko-Persian treaties-
21--239d, 27-4590, 21-187d.

— , Til., Arm. 2-565 (B-D2);
9-759a.

ERZGEBIRGE, mts., Ger. 9-
759a; 11-808 (D3); 3-4 (Cl);
4-122a; geology 5-312c.

" Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand"
(battleship) 24-904d (flg.)t
24-9U6a.

" Erzherzog Karl Friedrich "
(battleship) 24-904d.

Erzi, Mesop. : gee Irsi.

ERZINGAN, Arm. 9-759b; 2-
565 (B2); Bayezid I. 27-
444d; Seljuks 24-«10d; trade
route 21-57d.

Erzkammerer 6-819d.

Erzsebetvaros, Hung. 3-4 (13):
4-734b.

Erzya (people) 18-820d; 23-
883d; 10-389C.

— Mordvine (language) 8-
196a.

E-Saggila (temple, Babylon)
3-98b; 3-99b; 3-106c; 17-
698b; Nebo's sanctuary 19-
323a.

— (temple, Eridu) 8-788c.
Esan, mt., Jap. 15-156 (M6);

15-158b.

Esanzaki, cape. Jap. 15-15S
(M6).

ESAR-HADDON 9-7 59c; 3-
105a; 3-869b (table); Calab,
palace 4-96Sb; Egyptiam
campaigns 9-87a; Judah
tributary 15-382d; Media,
under 18-20d; Nineveh build-
ings 19-7 04d.

Es-ashi, Jap. (N. Yezo) 15-15S
(N4).

— , Jap. (S. Yezo) 15-156 (L6);
28-920c.

ESAU 9-760a; 15-113a; gene-
alogies 11-579C.

Esbaha, El (Axumite king) r
see Caleb.

Esbenteti (Egyptian king) 9-
86b.

ESBJERG, Den. 9-760b; 8-24
(A3); 27-221b.

Esbon, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).

Escada, Braz. 4-440 (K4);
21-178C.

Escadero, mta., Ariz. 2-544
(D3).

Escaleld, Yorks. : see Sheffield.

Escalade (attack) 10-6SOd.

Escalade, The (Geneva) 11-
SUOd.

Escalante, Silvestre Velez de
27-818b; 6-723a.

Escalante, Colo. 6-722 (Bl).
P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
Utah 27-814 (C5); 27-814
A5).

colony, Arg. 2-462 (C6).
mts., Colo. 6-722 (Bl).
riv., Utah 27-814 (C5).
riv., Venez. 27-989 (A2);
27-988C.

Escalante y Prieto, Am6s de
25-586d.

Escaldus, Les, baths, Fr. 22-
689b.

Escalente de Fontenada 10-9c.

Escalibur (sword) ll-540a.

Escaliers, mt., Fr. 3-493a.

Escallonia 24-264a; 13-773d.

— myrtalloides 8-915b.
Escalona, Sp. 25-530 (C-D2).
— , fort, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Escambia, bay, Fla. 10-540

(B6).

— , riv.. Fla. 10-540 (B6);
10-541a.

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— Co., Fla. 10-540 (B6).

— Creek, Big, riv., Ala. : see
Big Escambia Creek.

Escamilla, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

ESCAN ABA, Mich. 9-7 60b; 18-
372 (C-D4).

— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (C4); 9-
760c.

Escandon, Mex. 18-318 (F3).

ESCAPE (diet.) 9-760c.

Escapement : clocks 6-537a; 6-
541b; watches 28-363b.

Escardebuc, Yorks. : see Scar-
borough.

Escarp (fortification) 10-685a.

Escarpada, pt., P.Is. 21-392
(Dl).

Escarpment (phys. gcog.) 11-
673d.

Escatawpa, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

— , Miss. 18-600 (D5).

— , riv., Miss. 18-600 (D5).

Escatr6n, Sp. 25-530 (E2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

270

To make full use nt this Index It It essential to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

ERLA-ESSE

., Ot»r. t*-337a.

bcbam tS-43b.
bchaUu. 27-4970.

^HtATOLOGY 9-760o; !_ _

.,»ni S-53o; Anti-
christ S-12U; apocal>pii<
a-I70c. 9-6.Ma, IS-lond:
a-rotaslo.JS-md: Baby-
Ionian • A—yrian 9-1 1 5k,
12-lDo; chillasm IH
Christian 16-7741.. 15-t .,!.-.
3-872o; EVyptlJtn 9-ls' . 9-
56a: ITsannns 9-7 -,v: tin-.-!
19-1 •>,; JewUh

19-l'JII.. 13-l*7h. 15-1.1"!'.
17-199b; Mah«mim><Uii 17-
4l9o: Mexican S3-75a; Paul-
ine 2-17 la. 26-841.1; \S i»-
doni lit.-ruturv 26-7.Ma. 25-
366o ; Zoroastrlan28-1042a.
fiat also Death, Immortality,
Resurrection, fto.
boh Beat. mU. Swltz. 28- -J U

t-78lc: 14-568e.
S4-i86d; writ of

nefcnarr

.) 6-164*.
liorthuld TOD 14-

.... ; 1

— Ulrlch Ton : tee Ulrich von
Eachenbach.

— . Wolfram Ton : tee Wolfram
Ton Eachenbach.

jbehenbach. Qer. 11-808 (C-
D4).

— jSwiti. (Lucerne) 26-242

— !s%U. (St Gall) 26-il.'

(tl).
ESCHENBURG. JOHANN

Joaohim 6-71)1,1.
Xaobenhagen. Max dihydobt

17-377a; 17-S8U; magneto-

Braph 17-386o; macneto-

meter 17-388a,
ESCHENMAYER. ADAM

Karl Aucust von 9-7 (H<i.
Vnher. canal. Switx. 26-JU

(G2); 16-7

Booherii-li. K. 13-42 la.
E-H-hiTite : ttt Eiildote.
E3CHER VON DER LINTH,

Arnold 9-76oa.

— vou <KT l.inth, Hans Con
rad 16-735o; »6-240b; 8-
MOo.

Es«-lilnwanch, Ger. : tee Each

Itochola Velha (Portug. lit.

school) 22-157d.
Kscholimatt, SwIU. 26-.MJ;

17-9«d (D:i).
ESCHSCHOLTZ. JOHANN

FHedrieh »-765a; 3-237b.
EschscholU, iata., Pao.O. : fee

Bikini.
EKhaoholtzia 13-7 66c ; 9-7 65b;

calyx 16-5630 ; fruit 11-

J57d; peduncle 10-555C.

— calif ornica 22-9 Ic.
Kschwege, W. L. von 4- t.'.'.'li.
ESCHWEGE. Oer. »-765b: 11-

808 (III. nlO); 13-413b.
ESCHWEILER, Ger. 9-705b;

11-808 (I. J7).
EfldaToe. rlT.. Guat. 5-678

(A4).
ESCOBAR Y MENDOZA, AN-

tonio 9-7 6Ac.

— , Pero de 24-48C,
Eacooes. cape. Pan. 5-67 8 ( D6).
Xaooceeea (Mez. freemasons)

18- ; . .

ESCOIQUIZ. JUAN 9-765O.
Eacolo Moundino 22-.">Ola.
Eseomb. Dur. 9-412 (I. E3);

church 2-401C. 4-4b.
ESCOMBE. HARRY 9-766B.
Bacondida. riv.. Nic. : tee Blue-

fleJda.

Caoondido. Cal. 5-8 (E5).
---- n.-

..

ESCORIAL. palace, Sp. 9-
76fib; 25-530 (C-D2); 2-
416d ; Camblam's freMoee
5-82d; Hieronymite monas-
13-4 j4a; library 16-

18-

.

— plot 16-267d.

— treaty 19-1 85b.
Escouchy, Matthieu d'

7I-.S.
ESCOVEDO, JUAN DE 9-

T68a; 21-139a.
borananolle Taunay. A. de :

tee Taunay.

Kacrirk. York-. 9-416 (II. E2).
Bacritoire : »et Buivau.
Escrow (law) 7-921C.

waUrfall. Bout. 26-

(bowl) 6-7410.
i i

»-VIVb.
dtat.. l>. 10-93 la

_ 4a.

•aoonwi (Orml»j,lirr>) 26-
: u«; i-i/M.

•"•• . s-: u«; -
nCUINTLA. t/uat.
5-«78(A3).

pond. Me. 17-431

.

9-7«fb

Escumlnae. Can. 19-465 (CD.

. pi.. Call. 19-1(1 •
i-.- irlsU. palace, p -.. i.

bourollea, FT. 16-77H (F4).

ESCUTCHEON 9-76Hb; as
ohartre 13-32lb; en tar-
tout : tee loesoatobaoo.
. James 14-202r.

EsdraoU. Pal. : arc Jezreel

Esdraelon. PUUu of. Pal. : tet
Jesreel, Plain of.

bdrma (oatholloiu) 2-5710.

Etdro*. Apocalitiue of 2-175a.

Ktdrat I. ami II. : tee Ezra,
Third and Fourth Book- of

Esdud. Pal. 20-002 (B5). See
alto Azotus.

E-- : m I-,-

Esea, Go.Ot, 12-203 (B4).

Esel. Isl.. Baltic S. : tee OeeeL

Esekfleth, Qer. : tee Itzehoe.

Ewmael. Belg.: battle of
Neern-indi-n 19-341 (plan).

Even. int.. Swltx. 26-242 (13).

Esen (coin) 19-9()0c.

Esera, int.. Hum. 23-S26 (112).

— , riT., Sp. 25-530 (Fl); *•

E-«er-e : see Calabar bean.
Eaerine : tee PhvxosUginine.

E-.ll... P.il. 5- •-.,.

Eogueva. riT., Sp. 25-530 (C2);

27-8610,
Esham-l-jcdldo 27-4 3 Id.

Sana Nees^cape. Scot, 24-412

(Gl); S4-854C,
Eshcnl. Canaan 11-579&.
Eshen Chai. riT.. Turk. As. 2-

760 (C4). See aim Xant hu-
Esher, Reginald Buliol lin-u.

2nd viacount 9-7 68c: 3-

254b.
— , W. BALIOL BRETT,

1st viscount 9-71^ I,.
ESHER. Sur. 9-768.1; 16-942

(C3); common 28- II (in.
Eshik-bnshi, mta,, Turki-st.

15-9430.
Eshkenjls (Turk, troops) 15-

•Eshmun 26-R82c; 12-S69a;

5-427b: AeMculapius identi-
fied with 24-681a.
Eshmunain, Egy. 9-95a; 26-

MSa
Eshmun-'azar I. (of Sidon) 21-

453d.
— II. (of Sldon) 21-453d;

sarcophagus 21-453d, 25-

46a.
Eshowe, S.Af. 25-466 (K7);

28-1051a: relief of (1879)

7-649b. 28-1".- 1.,,
Eshtaol. Pal. 7-7fllb.
Eshtemoa, Pal. : tee Scmua, Es.
Esloo (of Anhalt) 2-4 5o; 2-

722b.
E-in... riT., It, 15-4 (D3); anc.

Aesis 15-26 (D3), 2-162a.

15-26d.

Esk, Queens. 2-9BO (15).
— , riT.. Eng. and Scot. 9-412

(I. B3); 7-024d; 8-663b;

salt-pans 7-626c.
— , riv., Scot, (Edinb.) 8-944d;

8-945b.

— , riv., Yorka. 9-412 (I. O4).
— , North, riv.. Scot. (Edinb.)

24-418 (E3); 21-38d; 8-945a.
—.North, riT., Scot. (Forfar)

24-112 (F3): 10-660d.
— , North, riT., Ta*. 26-Us

— , South, riT., Scot. (Edinb.)

24-418 (E3).
— , South, riT., Scot. (Forfar)

24-418 (Fl); 21-2IJI,.
— , South, riT., Tan. 26-13S
Bl); 16-2810.

kaganag».laJie, Can. 20-114

(CD.

Eskati, Isl., Gr. 12-424 (G4).
Eskbank, Scot. 24-418 (E3);

8-945d.
Eskdalc, val., funib. 9-412

(I. B4): 16-91a.
— , val.. Soot. 8-B63d.
— . val., Yorka. 15-359*.
Eskdalemulr. Scot. 24-412

(E4); 8-884C.
Eskdale Tarn (pseud.) : tee

Telford, Thomas.
Eskeneweg, Ger.: tee Each-

ESKER (gr..l I B 11

67ua; 15-Alito; I ,i,i.,,,.| 10-
|Stb; I, .;.,,. I l«-;n,i>, 14-

bk ll«,i-<. i«un. Cuiub. 24-

J79b.
bklAdalla, Ante M.:SM Side.

bkl-endorr, ml,. ROSB.AJL 5-
554a.

E>ki Knvll. Turk.: te» Per-
mit,,,..

Ice. 14-128 (Dl)
i

E^LUr, Turk. : tre Xantbl.

EtU-Junwia. Buk. 4-773 (Cl)

Eakl Kara lltsmw. Alia M. : te<

Hrnnada.

— Krym, Kins.: (nSolkhat.
Eakll (KugUah misMonarj ) 9-

— (Hwedish author) 26-2 1 1,1.
EskiMUr. Siv,,l 26-llin • I..-,
ESK1LSTUNA. Sued. 9-709a

26- 1 '.Ml (1)2).

Exklmo. cape. Can. 5-160 (L3)

— , cape. Can. 5- 1 oo 1 1 . 1 1.
. riv ..fun. 22-721

ESKIMO (people) 9-769a: 14-
46'ib: 1-811,1 toll.; Alaska
l-476c; canniballMu 5-185b
cave dwellers 6-576d: Cbuk
chl 6-3 23a; death ami burin

7- . 11-

flre kmdllng 16-399d; folk
lore 14-472d; Greenland 12-
547c; mfanticide 14-516a;
Labrador 16-29c; lanKuage
9-770C, 6-2(M)a, 1-sil.l. 26-
77a; mutilation 19-100a;
palaeolithic relationHhip 2-
348a. 2-:i."> I,-: iiictography
14-4 7 Oa; religion B-5c, 8-
6c. 23-67.1, 18-597d; snow-
shoes 2S-296a; totemism 1-
9160.

Eskimoan stock 14-454c; 14-
458c; 14-476d.

Eskimo dog 8-3 7 7 b.

Eski Shehr, Asia M. (Angora)
tee Caeoarea Mazaoa,

ESKI SHEHR, A.-i.i M. (Brusa)
9-771a: 2-760 (L)3); 2-758c;
nn-<-r-<-li.i,iM, workini.-, 18-
72.1; Osmanli conquest 27-
470b. See alto Dorylaeum.

— Shehr. Asia M. (Cbarpat) :
tee Mellt ene.

— Shehr-Kouia railway 27-
4Mb.

— StambuL Asia M. :
Alexandria Troas.

— Starabul, Bulg.: «eePresla,v.
Eski-Turks : tee Kizilbashes.
Eski-zaara, Bulg.: tee Stara

Zagora.
Eskmouth, Scot.: eee Mnaael-

burgh.

Eakridge, Kan. 15-654 (F2).
Kskualilunuk : tee BasQues.
Eekuara : tee Basques.
Ella, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Eslaing. FT. 10-778 <F5).
Eslami ya. Pal. : tee Ebal.

K~l"f. Svvnl. 26-1'.!" i 1(1).
ESMARCH, JOH. FRIEDRICH

August von 9-771;,.
Esmarch's Inndagc (sunten")

26-131c; 26-i:i4a; 22-9:ir>d.
Esmark, Jens (mineralogist)

7-846a.

Esmeralda " (cruiser) 24-

907b: 24-910d.
Esmeralda Co., Nev. 5-8 (D2-

K:; i.
Esmeraldas, EC. 8-911 (A-B1);

8-9 17a.
— , prov., EC. 8-911 (Bl); 8-

91 7a.
— , riv., EC, 8-911 (Bl); 8-

913o.

Esmond, N.Dak. 19-780 (El).
— , S.Dak. 26-500 (113).
Esmond (Thackeray) 26-7 ISd;

18-650d.

Esmont, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Esmoraca, Bol. 4-167 (HI).
ESN A (Latopolis). Egy. 9-7 7 Ic;

9-40 (B2); barrage 14-849c;

nilometer 19-696c; Sakhmi

wonOiipned 9-53c; temple

2-373a, 9-77b.
Esnaf (dict.)4-775b.

. .

Esneh, Egy. : tee Esna.
EaneuxTBeig. 3-668 (G2).
Bao, Isl., Adriatic S. 3-4 (D4).
Baocldae : tee Pike.
Eeonus, N.Y. 19-596 (A4). See

alto K inir-i "ii.
— , tribe 15-820d.

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596

I All.

— irrtt 8-127a: 27-626c.
ESOTERIC (dii't.)9-7Tlr.

Christian union 17-446b.

FJ«I« liK-Itu : tet Pflu.

>* *" l*k*k«t»L

— . pt.. Oololn. »-7,,|
MBMa : tet Matador.

•MB iii ii, «''•- »»• 2S-430

flu): 6-472.1.

Ecpadanedo. Hp. 26-'.:i" fill).
• Cipadim " (nubiuarUxi) 24-

K»|iadrillni S2-6HBb.
EapairnulotU' boll 15- 1 Hid.
ESPAONOLS SUR MER, LES

ESPALIER (diet,) 9-77Jb.

— rall« 13-71-i.

E«i«lion. Fr. 16-778 (Fl); 3-

• .
Espalmador, Isl., 8p. 2S-530

! - ,

•Ewijina" (batUeahlp) 24-

Fla. 19-540 (E2).
- . X.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).

— , Waith. 2»-

Ecpardell, M., .-p. 25-.030 (F3).

Enparta^C. U. 5-B7-

ESPAHTERO. BALDOMERO
9-7721,; 25-.'..-,7l,; 15-.H7.,.

KHpart IKliac, Kr. 7-196c.

ESPARTO 9-7731.: Algeria 1-
641,1; flbres 16-311 (PI. II.
ng. 11); i«|HT-niukiiu; 20-
728b; use by Xi-ohilm- man
5-577d; I'nii.-,! Kingdom
consumption 5-609a.

Espau, abbey, Fr. : tee. Epau.

Espedal, Xor. 10-637a.

E»i«Ja, Sp. 25-530 (U2).

K-I..-J,,. Antonla 19-524a.

— , Eiiiceuio8-919b.
Enwlandsfos, falls. Nor. 19-

il'.l.i.l; 19--"' Ml.

Espfiilwrg, cai>e, Alsk. 1-472

<l>2).

Xnarance. N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
ESPERANCE, W.Aus. 9-773c;

2-960 «•«).

— , bay, W.AU8. 2-960 (C6);
28-5300.

— , cape, Pac.O. 2O-436 (K9).
Esr>enili,lu'ii, 11,-nrv 2-434b.
ESPERANTO 9-77:u.
Esp<>ranza, An?. 24-188a.

— , Cu. 7-;V."

— , Ilond. 5-878 (D3).

— . Mex. 20-lJl.,.

— , inlet. Can. 4-600 (D3); 27-
884a,

— , riv., S.Am. 21-7880.
K,-iM'n-lla inurrayi 25-721d;

25-726C.
Exiierelliiiae 25-729d.

:"pHi» challeiiKeri 25-

718b (Qg.).

Esrierou, mts., Fr. 5-777d.
Espenton, Scot, 24-418 (E

F3); 8-945d.
Espirhel, cape, Port. 25-530

(A3).

Espi&rle 9-887C,
Eepierre, riv., Fr. 23-767b.
Espiitao, mts., liraz. 9-775a.
EepiKuete, mt,, Sp. 25-530

Espina, mta., Sp. 25-530 (£2);

19-32d.
Espinacito, pass, S.Am. 1-

Mte,

Espinal, Colom. 6-708C,
Espinar, Sp. 25-i:!0 (C2).
ESPINAY, TIMOLEON D" 9-

77 Ic.
ESPINEL, VICENTE MAR-

tinez 9-771,1; 2S-582d.
EspiliKUetc, int., Sp. 5-'207d.
Espinhaco. mte., liraz. (Bahia)

4-440 (H6).

— , mts., Ilrar. (Mlnas Geraes)
4-440 (14); 4-440b; 8-157d.

siiino, ilond. 5-678 (C3).
Espino (bot.) 6-146b.
Espino, El, Bol. 4-167 (C3).
Espinois, Gaul bier d' 6-808O.
bntaiOM, Ciabriel 24-566C.

— , XavierB-919c.
Eepinosa, Sp. : battle (1808)

21-91C,

Salamanca 24-

— , palace,
sfbT^

— de loo Montcras, Sp. 25-530
(Dl).

Espinouse, mt«., Fr. 10-778

(F6); 5-777d.
Espinoy, Henri de Sfhomberg,

marquis of 24-357b.
Espirito Santo, lira*. (Ama-

zonas) 4-440 (B3).

— Santo, Bra». (Espirito
Santo) : tee Victoria.

— Santo, Braz. (Goyaz) 4-
440 (G4).

— Santo, bay, Braz. 4-440
(17); 4-442a.

— Santo, riT.. Port.E.Af. 7-
942b; 17-65b.

ESPIRITO SANTO, state, Braz.
9-775a; 4-440 (17).

Ma

.

Hi>:t«V94f4.
— .-.i,u,. bay. Tex.

I "la. 2S-

i» :•

— HanU>.ea|*.Arir. «-!•..
Kilo. cape, I'.

... .
— Kilo. cape, I'.U. S1-1M

— Huto, M..Mra. 16-31

— Baoto, Ul, !•« o. 36-4S6
(Mi): Z-95ib.

E-jjaa. Mrz. U-3IH (II U):

Enwlr. bar d'. Xfd. 19-479

bna£y«|p 14-240a.

E.DOMMKU-. port. 26-.'.'.o ( A2).
E«prlck.Lano«.16-lJ9(lil).
K.prit. tlerre. aiear dr Radii

•onl6-744d; W-:iiii.. Mi*

ataippl 14-:iol»«. 16-«06d.
K-prtt .fr rttr\m 7-i92b.
ESPRONCEDA. JOSE IGNA-

elo J. O. E. de 6-775c; 26-

- •
Eniiuna. mts., Sp. 25-530 (E4);

27-790.

Espy. James Pollard 1S-165O.
E»py, Pa. 21-106 (K3).
bprrillc. Pa. 21-106 ' '

— Station. Pa. 21
Ewiullin.'. hill, i:..,, . 23-615a;

23-HI2 ili-K-.'i; fn-<-<Mi,22-
4Mb, 23-481c; region 23-
589o. 23-607 b.

— .gate. Rnnif 23-.'-!>d.

Ewiulmalt, Can. 4-600 (D3);
28-H, ; 12- Tib.

Esquimaux : tre Eskimo.

EMiulua, Arg. 7-lU7a.

ESQUIRE 9-77.-..I; education
15-854a: modern uses of
name9-?76a; precedence 22)-
270c; social status, middle
ages 11-604C.

— bedel : tee Beadle.
ESQUIROL, J. E. D. 9-776b;

14-BOKa; 14-017a.

ESQUIROS, H. F. A. 9-776C.

Esqnlu de Hoy ran 26-596d.

KMjuivi'l. Juan d' 15- 13 4 a.

bra. Syr. 8-396c.

Esromso. lake. Den. 8-24 (E2).

ESS, JOHANN HE1NRICH
van 9-7 7 6c,

Ei. Safra. riv., Arab. : tee Satra.

Easamako, \\..\t. 2-726c.

Eseandsjo, lake. Nor. 19-804
(Dl).

ESSAY, ESSAYIST 9-776d;
18th century 9-f.31c; Mont-
aiioie. literary Influence 16-
749c; pro- Restoration lite-
rature 9-6280.

Egtay Concerning Human
Vndrrtlanding (Locke) 16-
849a; 19-757a.

Ettau on Man (Pope) 22-85b;
24-7fi5b; Bolinebroke's con-
tribution 4-163b; FonUue's
translation 10-608b.
ttay on the Principle of
Population (Malthus) 17-
515b; 8-906a.

Ettai/t and Hericict 13-362d;
9-4.'>2a: 28-536c; Jowett 15-
A28a; Tail 26-3fi3d: Temple
26-RiiOc; \VilUains 28-683C.

Ettavt on a Liberal Education
6-456C.

bnhen, Belg. 3-668 (Dl).

Esae. Marshal d' 10-724a.

Esse, Fr. 25-964d.

Ks«',larii 12-B4c.

Eased mn 5-402b.

ESSEG, Hung. 9-778d; 3-4
(F4); 2O-680c; 28-104Ca.

baalenlan (people) 14-454c;

Essen, Andreas van 8-384d.

ESSEN. Ger. 9-778.1: 11-808
(I. jG); colonies for the poor
13-825a; Krupp work* 15-
••:;u.

Essence (phllos.) 2-511c; 2-

.

— orientate 21-27c; 4-55d.
Eseendine (Esaenden), Rutl.

•-424 (IV. Al); 23-945a-

— . caxtlc. Rutl. 23-945b.
Esaendon. HerU. 16-942 (Dl).

•enea (Greek priests) S-

MAb.
ESSENES (sect) 9-779a; 18-

687b; doctrine 6-492d;

EctUtiatte* 8-852b; Greek

influence 13-244d. 19-378c;

Hemero bap tints 13-257 d.
K--,,,-i,|.-. l.'ik. . .-,. ' 24-M'J.i.
Esxential ejecta (geol.) 26-

180b.

— oiN20-52a;21-140b.

— paralysis : tee

ESSEN

-

. .

ENTUKI. Huw. 9-781b;
23-'-74 'II.C1-2).
CSSEQUIBO (l-^eoqnebo).ditt^
Urit.GuL 8-781b; 12-67««.

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271

ESSE-EUFA

Essequibo, riv., Brit.Gui. 12-
675 (C3); 12-677b.

Essert, Fr. 3-66 7 b.

ESSEX, EARLS OF 9-7Slb;
8-79,.d.

— , Algernon Capel, earl of 9-
7S2b.

— , ARTHUR CAPEL, 1st earl
of 9-781C.

— , Frances Devereux.countess
of : art Somerset, Frances
Carr, counttss of.

— , Geoffrey Fitz Peter, earl
of : see Fitz Peter, Geoffrey.

— , Geoffrey do MandeYille,
earl of : see Mandeville.

— , Henry, earl of (115S) 20-
175b.

— , Henry Bourchier, earl of 9-
781b.

— , Jane Capel, countess of
14-30b.

— , ROBERT DEVEREUX,
2nd earl of 9-7 S2b; Bacon
und 3-136c foil.; Brackley
and 4-367b; Cadiz captured
9-535b,4-930b; fall 9-535b;
Raleigh and 22-870b; South-
ampton and 25-liind.

— , ROBERT DEVEREUX,
3rd earl of 9-7 83b; in Great
Rebellion 12- 111:1,1 foil.;
treaty with Tyrone 20-11 Oa.

— , WALTER " DEVEREUX,
1st earl of 9-783c ; 14-775rt.

Essex. Can. 20-114 (A3)- 20-
116a.

Conn. 6-952 (F4).
la. 14-732 (B4).
111. 14-304 (D2).
Mass. 17-852 (Fl).
Mo. 18-608 (Go).
Mont. 14-276 (Cl).
N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).
Vt. 19-490 (A2).

ESSEX, co., Eng. 9-783d; 9-
424 (IV. D3); 16-942 (E2):'
deneholes 8-19c: forest law
10-645d; fruit-farming 11-
261b: laboratories l-414a;
oyster industry 2O-427c:
Peasants' Reyolt 9-50»a;
RoyaUst revolt 12-41 7o.

ESSEX, kingdom, Brit. 9-
786b: 28--'i l;i: 7-803d.

" Essex " (frigate, U.S.) 22-
113c; l-848a.

Essex Co.. Mass. 17-852 (B-C3
and E-F1).

— Co., N.J. 19-502 (A2); 19-
461c.

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (Gl).

— Co.. Va. 28-118 (E2-F3).

— County Cricket Club 7-
443b.

— Fells, X.J. 19-502 (A2).
Eaeexite 26-792a; 17-281c;

21-32 Sd.
Essex Junction, Vt 19-490

(A3).
Essex Junto l-850a; 4-921d.

— pig 21-59.ia.

Essex Station, Conn. 6-952

(F4).
Eseexville, Mich. 18-372 (G6);

3-555b.

Essheford, Kent : see Ashford.
Essingdon, Rutl. : see Essen-

dine.

Essington, Pa. 21-106 (L7).
— , Staffs. 25-758 (Al).
— , port, S.Aus. 2-960 (E2);

2-961a: 2S-493a.
Essling, prince of : see Massena,

Andre, duke of Rivoli.
Essling (battle) : see Aspern-

Essling (battle).
ESSLINGEN (Ezzilinga, Ece-

linge), Ger. 9-7 86d; 11-808

(B4).

Essonite : see Cinnamon -stone.
Essonne, FT. 7-136a; 17-745a.
— , riv., FT. 16-925C.
Essonnes, Fr. 10-778 (F3); 24-

Uto.

Essoyes, FT. 10-778 (G3).
Essunga, Swed. 26-190 (B'2).
Est, canal, Fr. lO-786b.

— railway system, Fr. 10-
787b; 22-851b.

Estabentun 18-1 65b.
ESTABLISHMENT (State

Church) 9-787a; 22-285a;

24-.">9Se. .S'f« also under

Eeclesiastiral law.
ESTABLISHMENT OF A

Port 9-789C.

Estabutchie, Miss. 18-600 (C4).
Estacada, Oreg. 2O-242 (C2).
Estacado, Tex. 26-690 (F2).
— , plain, Tex. 26-690 (E2-

F3); 19-520 (G4); 27-620c;

19-520d.

Estache : see Pile.
Estadilla, Sp. 25-530 (Fl).
Estaitel, FT. 10-778 (F6).
ESTAING.CHARLES HECTOR,

comte d' 9-789c; l-843d;

l-84id; 13-695b.

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Estampuis, Belg. 3-668 (B2).
Estancia, Braz. 4-440 (K4);

24-667a.

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (D-E3).
Estancias, mts., Sp. 25-530

(D4); l-714b.

Estanor, Kent : see Stonor.
Estarreja, Port. 25-530 (A2).
ESTATE (constitutional law)

9-790b.

— (property) 9-789d; free-
hold tenure : see Freehold;
kinds defined 22-943c;
Littleton's classification 16-
793d; perpetuity 21-182c;
surrender 26-137c; term of
years 26-641d; trust estate
27-332d.

— , cap of : aee Cap of main-
tenance.

ESTATE AND HOUSE
Agents 9-71111..

ESTATE DUTY 9-791d; 22-
404a; development 9-465c;
exemptions 18-797d. See
also Succession duty.

Estates : see Estate (consti-
tutional law).

— Commissioners (Ireland) 14-
749d; 14-788d.

— of the Realm 9-790c;
12- '.".I til: 20-842a: consent
to statutes 25-812c; repre-
sentation 23-1 lOd. For
France : see States General.

Estate tail 14-568d; 7-920a.

— upon condition 16-794b.
EstaubS, mts., Fr. 13-7 4d.
Estavayer, Switz. 26-242 (B3);

ll-213a; 26-252r.
ESTCOURT, RICHARD 9-

792b; 3-641b; 6-351b.
Esteourt, S.Af. 25-466 (I-K7);

19-255a.
ESTE (Italian family) 9-792b;

lO-2$3c; 27-755a. See also

Alphonso of Este.
— , Beatrice d' : sec Beatrice

d'Este (duchess of Milan).
— , Ginevra d' 23-345c.
— , Ippolito d' (cardinal) 9-

793c: 21-897b; 16-533a.
— .Isabella d' : see Isabella (d'

Este).
ESTE (Ateste), It, 9-71Ma:

15-4 (C2); 27-986C.
— , riv., Ger. 12-923c.
Este, villa, Tivoli, It. 26-

1033d: 28-67c.
ESTEBANEZ CALDERON,

Seralln 9-7:111..
ESTELLA, Sp. 9-794b; 25-530

(El): 19 282b; Carhst head-
quarters 5-345a, 5-1 39b.
Estclline, S.Dak. 25-S06 (13).
Estelville, N.J. 19-502 (C5).
Estepa (Astepa), Sp. 2O-364a.
Estepona, Sp. 25-530 (C4); 17-

460b.

Estera 25-534b.
Estercuel, Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Esterel, mts., FT. 27-904d.
Esterhaza, Hung. 2S-429d.
Esterhazy (of Dotis) 9-795d.

— (of Frakno) 9-794C.
ESTERHAZY (of Galantha)

9-794e.

— (of Hallewyll) 9-795o.

— (of Zolyora) 9-794c.

— , Marie Charles Ferdinand
2-1 44a; 10-882c.

— , Mikloe (Nicholas) Josef 9-
795a; 9-284d.

— , Pal Antal, Prince 9-795b;
at Queen Victoria's corona-
tion 28-29d.

Esterhazy, Can. 24-225 (B-
C3).

Esterly, Pa. 21-106 (L5).

Esternay, Fr. 10-778 (F3).

Estero, Fla. 1O-540 (E5).

— Real, chan., C.Am. 10-605a.

— Real, riv., Nic. 5-678 (C4).
Esteros, bay, Cal. 5-8 (C4).
— , pt., Cal. 5-8 <C4).
Esterri de Ancu, Sp. 25-530

(Fl).

ESTERS 9-795d; 25-703d;
aceto-acetic l-135d; boiling
point of isomerides 6-68b;
brandy l-233d; carbonic
acid 5-308d; rate of forma-
tion 25-894b.

Estes, mt,, Ida. 14-276 (B3).

— , park, Colo. 6-722 (El).

Estevan, Can. 24-225 (B3);
24-226c.

— , Lsl., Can. 4-600 (C2).

Esteves, isl., Peru 21-267a.

Estey, Mich. 18-372 (F6).

Esther (bibl.) 9-796b; Jewish
festival 4-1003c, 22-Gfila:
Midrashic version of story
18-421b; Persian tales 26-
884a; tomb 12-868C.

Esther. La. 17-54 (B4).

— , Okla. 2O-58 (Al).

— , mt., Mass. 17-852 (B2).

ESTHER (book) 9-796b; 3-

854b; Persian source 1
884b; targums 26-4 22b.

Esther (Handel) 20-162d; 12-
913a.

Esther (Racine) 22-778b.

Esthcria 7-555a; 9-6S7a.
— beds 15-766b.

Esther, Roll of: see Megil-
loth.

Estherville, la. 14-732 (Cl).

Estherwood, La. 17-54 (B3).

Esthesis ferrugiueus 18-497C.

Esthlaud, prov., Russ. : see
Esthonia.

ESTHONIA, prov., Russ. 9-
797d; 23-872 (B-C4 and
B-C8); 9-916, 9-920 (hist,
maps); geology 9-798a, 23-
871c; language 10-391C,
8-196a, 3-91d; local govern-
ment 23-877a; Swedish pos-
session 26-204a.

Esthouians (Esths), race 9-
798b; 10-389c; 16-817a;
Caucasia 5-548b; Russia
23-8 7 4a.

Esthonyx 26-976b.

Esthwaite Water, lake, Lanes.
9-412 (I. B4); 16-91b.

ESTIENNE, CHARLES 9-799C.

— , HENRI (d. 1520)9-798d.

— , HENRI(1531-1598)9-799c;
ll-127d: glossaries 12-127d.

— , ROBERT 9-799a; Vulgate
3-8Sld.

Estiffanulga, Fla. 10-540 <B1).

Estigmena chinensis 18-497d.

E.-tiirmenida variabilis 18-
497 d.

Estija, Sp. : see Ecija,

Estill. Ky. 15-740 (D3).

— , Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D-E3).
Estillfork," Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Estill Springs, Tenn. 26-620

(E2).
Estinkerke, Belg. : see Steen-

kirk.
Estissac, Geoffry d' (bp.) 22-

769c.

Estissac, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Estmcn (pirates) : see Vikings.
Esto, Fla. 10-540 (C5).
— , Ky. 15-740 <C3).
Estoc (weapon) 26-2 7 Id.
Estoile (her.) : see Star.
Estoire de la guerre sainlr, 1-

798a; 7-551d.
Eston, John de (fl. 1278) 1-

492c.
ESTON, dist., Yorks. 9-800c;

9-412 (I. F3).
— , hills, Yorks. 18-4 13a.
Estopiflan. Sp. 25-530 (F2).
ESTOPPEL 9-800d.
Estoque (sword) 4-789c.
Estorie des Engles (Gaimar)

11-6 17 a.

Estoril. Port. 16-7 7 2c.
ESTOUTEVILLE, GUIL-

launie d' 9-801a; 21-683d.
ESTOVERS 9-801a.
Estrada, Diego, duque de 21-

578a.

— , General (fl. 1909) 19-645C.
Estrada de Ferro Central do

Brazil 4-447a.
ESTRADA, LA, Sp. 9-801b;

25-530 (Al).

ESTRADE (arch.) 9-801b.
ESTRADES, GODEFROI,

comte d' (1607-1686) 9-

801b.
— , Godefroi Louis, comte d'

(d. 1717)9-8010.
— , Jean Francois d' (c. 1690)

9-801c; 14-835d.
Estrangela (alphabet) 27-473b;

l-730b.

ESTREAT 9-SOlc.
Estrees, Antoine d" : see

Coeuvres, marquis de.
— , Debout d' 12-29 Ib.
— , GABRIELLE D1 9-801c;

13-292d.

, Jean, comte d' (1624-1707)

27-108d; 8-731d; l-650b.
— , L. C. C. le Tellier 24-7 17a.
Estrees (les Crecy), Fr. 7-389d.

— St. Denis, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Estreicher, Karl (author) 21-

92 8d.

— , T. K. (chemist) 6-845b.

Estreito, Braz. 23-359a.

Estreldinae 28-440a.

Estre Lest, dist., Kent 15-
738b.

Estrella, Port. 25-530 (B3).

— , fort, Cu. 24-192d.

— , mts., Ariz. 2-544 (B3).

— , mte., Port. 25-530 (B2);
22-1 35a.

— , riv., Parag. 2-462 (El).

Estrema, Braz. 4-440 (H6).

ESTREMADURA, prov., Port.
9-ROld; 25-530 (A3).

ESTREMADURA, prov., Sp.
9-802a ; 25-530 ( B3-C2) ; Car-
list raids 5-345a.

Estremadura phosphate 21-

475c.
ESTREMOZ, Port. 9-802c

25-530 (B3); battle (1663

15-4470.

Estrepement, writ of 28-361d.
Est rill, Henry de (prior ol

Canterbury) : see Henry (ol

Eastry).

Estrilda astrild : see Rooibek.
Ests (race) : set Esthonians.
Estsauatlehi (goddess)14-473a.
Estuarine series 20-1 19b foil.
ESTUARY 9-802d; 26-148d;

river engineering 23-383d;

tides 26-938d.

— trout 27-312b.
Estvedijys (inscription)2-766c.
Estvedys, Pamphylia : see As

pendus.
Esuniba, 1§1., Bel.Cong. 6-923

(C2); 6-916a.

7-.'.« inir (Suderrnann) 11-798C.
Eszeg, Aus. : see Esseg.
ESZTERGOM, Hung. 9-803a;

3-4 (F3).

— , co., Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Eszterhaza : see Esterhaza.
Eta, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Camcr. 5-110 (B4).
— , India : see Etah.
Eta (letter) 12-780a.

— (social class) 15-264a.
Etables, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Etablissement depositaire 10-

746c.
Etablissements (St Louis) 17-

38a.

Etache, pass, Alps l-742a.
— , val., Fr. 18-762b.
Etaerioll-257a.
ETAGERE 9-803b.
Etah, Green. 21-938 (A2).
ETAH, India 9-803b; 14-

376 (H6).

Etain, Fr. 10-778(63).
Etajima, Jap. 15-2 13d.
Etalle, Belg. 3-668 (G4).
Etalon (optics) : see Inter-
ference gauge.
ETAMPES, A. DE PISSELEU

d'Heilly. duchess of 9-

803c; 10-827b.
1 — , Gabrielle d'Estrees, duchess

of : see Estrees, Gabrielle d .
— , Jacques d' : see La Fert£

Imbault.
ETAMPES, Fr. 9-803d; 10-

778 (F3); geology 20-81c;

siege (1652) 10-839c.
Etana (myth.) 3-107d; 1-

169c; 1-5500.
Etanga, Cainer. 5-110 (A4).
Etangs, canal, Fr. 13-333a.
Etape, L' (Bourget) 4-331C.
ETAPLES, Fr. 9-804a; 10-

778 (El).

Etard, A. (chemist) 3-7540.
Etat independant du Congo :

see Belgian Congo.
ETAWAH, India 9-804b; 14-

376 (H6).
Etawncy, lake, Can. 5-160

(K4); 15-711;,.
Etbai, dist. Egy. 9-332b.
Etc. (abbrev.) l-30a.
Etcetera oath 16-27 7d; 9-

449d.
Etchachan, hollow, Scot. 3-

740c.

— , lake, Scot. 3-31 4a.
Etched figures (crystallo-
graphy 7-586a.
Etchcge-Bed, Aby. 12-231 d.
Etchemin, riv., Can. 22-724

(E3); 22-725c.
ETCHING 9-804c; aquatint

2-239d; Meryon 18-176c;

Rembrandt 23-80d; typo-
graphic 22-410b; Wliistler

28-596a.

— ground 9-804d.
Etehingham, William de : see

William de Etehingham.
Etchingham, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

C4); 26-168a.
Etchiu, prov., Jap. 15-204b;

15-1 57c.
Etchmiadrfn, Russ.As. : see

Echmiadzin.
Ete (dancing) 22-707a.
Eteandros (of Paphos) 20-

736d; 7-698d.
Etel, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
— , Russ. : see Itil.
— , riv., Fr. 18-820b.
Etelhem, Swed. 26-190 (E3).
Eton, Peru 21-264 (A-B2); 21-

270d.

Etenna, Asia M. 21-652b.
Eteobutadae (family) 17-154d.
ETEOCLES (of Thebes) 9-806c.

— (myth.) 12-SlOc.
Eteocretans 7-426c.
Eteonicus (Spartan com-
mander) 21-75d.

Eternal punishment contro-
versy 9-763d; 17-910a.
Eternalists 4-743b.

Eternity, cape, Can. 23-1 003d.

ETESIAN WIND 9-800c; 12-
428a; 9-24a.

ETEX, ANTOINE 9-806c; 20-
93 8a.

Ethal : see Cetyl alcohol.

Ethan (bibl.) 20-615b.

Ethan, S.Dak. 25-506 (G4).

Ethanac, Cal. 5-8 (E5).

Ethan Allen, fort, Vt. 4-837d.

Ethane 6-SOb; 20-756a; 25-
89 la; coal 6-588c; oxidation
10-4 7 3c.

Ethanol lepidine 22-759b.

Ethbaal (of Tyre) 21-451c;
15-4110.

Ethel, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

— , la. 17-54 (a5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).

— , Miss. 18-600 (C2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (1)2).

— , Va. 28-118 (F3).

— , Wash. 28-354 (C3).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).

— , peak, Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

Ethel- (in Saxon names) : see
./Ethel- except as below.

Etheldrcda (jDthelthryth). St
13-436b; 8-870a; 9-302a;
tawdry (derivation) 26-458b.

Ethel Landing, Pa. 21-106
(B4).

Ethclred (of Rievaux) : see
jElred.

Ethelsville, Ala. 1-460 (A2).

Ethelwerd (historian) 3-759d.

Ethelwulf ring 19-671a; 21-
797a.

Etheofrencsis 22-4 87c.

ETHER (chem.) 9-806d; boil-
ing point 25-941c; capillary
action 5-266d; dentistry
8-52d; distiUation 8-319b;
drj-ing agents 8-94d; thera-
peutics 1-90SC, 24-52b, 24-
992b.

— (physics) : sec Aether.
Ethereal oils : see Essential

oils.

— salts : see Esters.
ETHEREDGE, SIR GEORGE

9-807b; 8-528c; 9-630d.

Etheria : see Silvia Aquitana.

ETHERIDGE, JOHN WESLEY
(1804-1886) 9-807d.

— , ROBERT (1819-1903) 9-
808a.

Etheridge Goldfield, dist.,
Austr. 2-960 (G3); 19-756a.

Etherification 28-684c.

Etherius of Osma 3-584a.

Etherley, 111. 14-304 (B2).

Etherow, riv., Derby. 28-933
(A3); 18-174b; reservoir 21-
105a; water-supply 12-128c.

ETHERS 9-808b; heat of
combustion 6-69c; specific
rotation 25-893c; synthesis
8-1 73d.

Etherton, 111. 14-304 (C6).

Eihica ad Eudemum : seo-
Elhics (Aristotle).

Ethical Culture, Society for.
N.Y. l-194b.

Eihica Nicornachea : see Ethics
(Aristotle).

ETHICS 9-808c; 23-74c; 21-
443d; absolute, Spencer's
theory 25-637a; aesthetic
viewl-285b,13-337d; casuis-
try 5-487b; Christian 9-820a,
6-290a, 26-784b; determinist
8-1 13b, 28-653a; dualism
8-614a; economic aspect
8-902c; egoistic 9-20a; em-
pirical 9-3 5 6c, 3-151a; evo-
lutional 9-837c, 9-841a, 27-
822b; hedonist 13-197c;
idealist 9-843a, 12-535br
intuitionalist 14-717c; Jew-
ish Wisdom literature 28-
750d, 22-509a, 26-666c;
" legal " theory 15-572d;
Manichaean " twofold truth
17-574d; medieval 9-826b.
5-486c, 24-354d; moral senso
9-830a, 24-765a; Mosaic
code 13-1 79a, 13-1 85c ; Paul-
ine 20-947a; Pragmatism
22-247a; psychology of con-
duct 22-599d, 22-586d; utili-
tarianism 9-840b, 27-820d.

Ethics (Aristotle) 2-505d; 2-
512c;9-371b.

Ethics (Spinoza) 25-691a.

Ethics of the Dust (Ruskin)
23-860C.

Ethicus Ister : see Aethicus.

Ethidine propionic acid 6-55a.

Ethie, castle, Scot. 24-418
(Fl).

Ethil, riv., Russ.: see Volga.

Ethine : see Acetylene.

Ethiope, riv., W.Af. 3-738a.

ETHIOPIA 9-845d; Ameno-
phis II. 9-84b; Ammon
worship l-860d; chronicles
9-848a; Eprj-pt governed 9-
86d; ethnology ll-635c, 9-

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81-7 Ml.; rvplllcs 23-

Mb* 6-MTa.

8-lOOa.
2-JOOa.
. . 17-4400.

M',:.id fcone M-lMo: 25-
IMtb

— sinns 86-80c.
Ethraopalatlne lament 14-

•EnopTle 16-629K
fuimosphaera 18-S67d.

KO Hetaerla UM68b;

ETHNOLOGY ami ETHNO-
graphy 6-8491) ; 2-35 4a;
comparative Jurisprudence
IS - SS2b; Indo-European
peoples 14-498a.

Ktlmxymethylene aceto-aoeUo
Stn is-?'.....

Ethoxyphenyl socdnimiao ;
Me Pyrantln.

Ethridjtr. Tenn. 86-620 (D1X

Kthnana abysslcola 17-4570.

— challenger! 17-4470.
ETHYL 6-Silc;6-50c.

— acetate 6-T96a; 6-*69d.

— alcohol : trt AlcohoL

— aldoxltne 28-894d.

— benaoate S-7S6d ; 1-538*.

— beniojrl ecttoninc 6-615b.

— bormte 4-i68c; 4-25ld.
|.r..n,,.|.-9- '.LI.

— butymte. 8-796a; 2O-52d;
21-1410.

— carbamate : K« rrethane,

— CHLORIDE 9-siic; l-526a;
l-908c; tonic, velocity 6-
MML

— dlalkyl oxamate l-S56d.
ETHYLENE 6-851c; 6-52a;

27-s4st>: ralnritlc value 11-
275d: oxidation 10-473*.

— .li.inmir 1-.-.7I..

— dloyanide : tee Succinoni-
trile.

— glycol ll-147b.

— hetio Mid : tee Hydracrylic

— oxide 6-i9b: l-857b.

— (DOdnlo acid aS-Oo.
Ethyl eUier 6-869d.

— cthoxyacetate 8-1 75».

— format* 6-869d: 9-796a.

— hydroxide : tee Alcohol.

— hydride : tee Ethane.

— hydrogen sulphate 9-796b.

— hydroxy -acetate 8-175&.
EthyUdene lactic acid: tee

Lactic acid.

— sucdnic acid 26-7a.
Ethyl Iodide 9-851 d: 6-869d.

— isocyanate 7-679d.

— Unphthalir acid 6-.',4b.

— meroaptan 18-1 49c.

— methane : tee Propane.

— nitrate »-796b.

-

.

— orthoborate : tee Ethyl
borate.

— oxalate 86-399C.

— oxide : tee Kther (rhem.).

— purple (dye) 8-7 4Sd.
•UtoTtofa 24-7

-7".,,

— blUcoformate 2S-93c.

— sulphlnlc acid 26-61a.

— sulphonic arid 26-60c.

— sulphuric acid 9-85 Id; 1-

issl

ET1ENNE. CHARLES GUIL-
laum«(177S 18|5)9-8S8a.

— . Kugenc 10-89 la.

•A • •!•• sUaa, in.. Fr. 16-

HM.
Etteny. Antolne Megret d' : lee

Megret d'Etlgny.
Etll. riv.. Row. : tee Volga.
EUn's Hall, circle, Scot. : tet

Edln's Hall.
Etiolation 21-757c.
Etiology : are Aetiology.
ETIQUETTE 8-8SSb.
Etive. glen. Scot 24-418 (Bl);

— , inlet.' Scot. 24-418 (A2);
ttMMb; 8-684b.

— . riv., Scot. 24-412 (D3); 2-
IMo

Etlar. Cartt (pseud.) : tee
Bro»b6Il.J.C.c7

Etna. Ill 14- TII iin).
— I N j. It-Art c \

t-l'«I(E7).

ETNA. I'.i »--

.

— . b«. 19-4.17

II
ETNA, mi . -l. . a-vv.Mi; 15-

i .
i

--'•I ..... !»••-..

•an.UfolH- M-I-...

u. In. I 14-

Kt Nani, riv . llur M-un.lo.
Etna Mill-. < »l 5-
I .!.. . i .:• tall rr\\ ill
Ktagm, Fi I.. in l.- ! I "I D19-

lJ«o: !•-»> (pi
Etolhi d'"r ( plant) 17-7
BtoUe. Urdre do I' : tte Star,

Ilir
!...!,.,. i-l . \lslt. l-47Jd.

• nil. riv.. C»n. 17-584

— . rir.. Can. 17-5K4 (B»-S).
Etonuuda (Uyiantluo art) 4-

ETON. Bock*. 9-8A3a; 1C-942
(Ii3).

— . Queen*, a-980 (HI)

— CoUDge. Buck*. 9-8SSa:
arnu 13-3»4o (da.): boat-
racing 23-7s:i,i; fagtrlng
rrrtcm 10-125a; provoat S-

— College, H. v. (1 8S7 ) «-20b.
Etorofu (XtoroplL l»l.. Jap. 15-

156 (Q4); lS-237b.

— , prov., Jap. 15-95>a.

— . «tr.. Jap. 15-156 (04).
Etorop. Int.. Jap. : tee Ktorofu.
Etonha. lake. Oer.s .\\.\t. 25-

466 (C2): 11-SOIa.
Ktounti. L' (Molien-) 18-A63a.
Etourdi*, Let (Andrieux) 1-

•J7I.I
Etowah. N.C. 19-772 (B4).

— . Tenn. 26-620 <O2).

— , riv., Ga. 11-753 (Bl); 1-
II-, ML

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 (CD.
Etomhton. Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Etranotrt, i: (Uiimas lilu) 8-

UTl

Etrecby, Molane of 20-8 Ic.
Etrenaimy. Fr. 10-77S (K3).
Etret, Grand, pass, Alps : tee
__ Grand Ktret,
ETRETAT. Fr. 9-854a; 10-778

(E2).

Etroeunirt limestone 8-1 25a.
Etrouhlex. It. 28-242 <C5).
Etrurla, Staffs. 12-9 19c; 28-

l •-,.., I
ETRURIA, dist.. It. 9-854a;

IS - 26 (C2-3): Boll Inva-

sion 4-139c; coins 19-876d;

Egyptian wan 9 - S5c;

Eretrian league 12-44S1.;

ethnic rofflxea 23-965d; in

Roman history 23-6 18a;

tombs S-49Sa; I'mbrlan war

27-576d. See alto Tuscany.

— : ,.|/f 9-s;i7i»: 23-48U; ar-
chitortiire 2-:t>J, . 9-^..7i'.
8-420d; ccramiro 5-721c;
excavations 22-2 lib; B>>ni.«
ll-A66h; (irerk art 23-475b;
Jewelry 9-s.',9l>. 15-367 (PI.
II.). W-M30. 21-792b; lamp
i if Cortona 16-132d: mirrors
18-575c; rinirs 23-350a;
Roman art 23-475b; acarabs
11-563 (PI. II.): «cala 24-
539c; terra-cotta 28-656a
(PI. I.); wall-painting 19-
20d.

— : Cottvme 7-234d; 9-856a.

— : language 9-siidli; 21-429a;
alpliatH-t 1-7 -'?<•: inacrip-
tions 14-r.:tOd; Semitic affl-
niiir.20-c.ona.

nia " (liner) 24-S86a.
Etrurin marl 19-8271); 25-

757d.
Etnucan Apennines : tee Tus-

can Apennines
Etruscan type 27-540d.
Etsch, riv.. Aits, and It. : tee

AdKe.

— , val., Au«. 3-4 (B4).
Etseri. Fin. 23-872 (B3).
E-tKuke-shi (Jap. painters)

15-I85b.

Etta. Miss. 18-600 (CD.
Etta!. Ger. : Passion play 19-

M«h

-.-irim, riv., Turkeet •-

tab.

Ettolhrflck. Luxemburg 3-668

(H4).

llendrik van (pseud.) :

tee Lourrchon. Joan.
Etten, II. ,11 l3-:.x ilirt).
Ettecbacfa, riv.. Ger. 9-HA2d.
ETTENHEIM. Cier. 9-862d.

•4-418

.

Wdmat

. 14.-

KUtnchaown. A. von (phyii

4*0 I7-S4 7a.
ETTINGSHAUiEN. CON-

•laiuln. l«r<ni v..n 9-SASa.
ETTLINGEN. ii.-r. 9-»«3«; 11-

Ktllintfi-r. Paul 9-««7d.
ETTMULLER. ERNST M. L.

9--,
— . MICHAEL 9-8630.

•i a.- 1 Knot 9-8630.
(\Mare a*-IO«5o.

-•',

Kttrl.-k. NX. 19-024 (116).
ETTRICK. - ; 24-

411 <E4); fiirait 24-(U2d.
— , \VU. 29-740 (III l
— , riv.. Hoot. 9-863c; 24-112

Ettrirkdale.
•ltd

val.. Soot. 24-

Ettrtck Pan, mt.. Soot 24-

412(E4):a-663b.
Kttrlolu. Va. 28-118 (E3).

. Mii-pliurd. The : ttt

Hogg, James.
ETTY. WILLIAM 9-8«3d.
KIIII irvlin.irl.-ul box) 4-350D.
Ktilln ( il.-it y I 14-2'JOb.
Etwall. Derby 23-176b.
Etwaahaunn, Ger. 15-84 la.
Etymander(Ktrmandros).riv.

Afv. : tee Heunund.
Etvmobviarum l.ilari XX (Isi-
dore of Seville) 9-37 Oc.
Etumolouiriim Slaynttm 20-
' 277a; 2-832b.
ETYMOLOGY 9-S64c; 21

117,1; 24-l«la; 8-188b.
EUel (king of Huns) : tee

Aiilla.
Kt/.-l. pasg. Alp* 9-135C.

. mt , Alps 26-242 (F2).
Etrikom Coulee, Can. 1-500

<B2).

EUwilen. Swltz. 26-242 (FD.
Eu, counts of 9-865b ; 19-

749b.
— , Oaston de Bourbon, count

of4-460c.
— , Isabella, princess of Brazil,

countess of : tee Isabella

(of lirazil).
— , Louis Charles, count of

9-86,'ic.
— , Louis Philippe, count of

19-37 Ib.
— , Raoul de Brienne, count

of 10-820c; 15-44 Id.
— , Robert, count of 26-lfifiil.
— , William II.. count of 9-

477b.
EU (Aimista). Fr. 9-865b; 10-

778 (El); 21-379c; 24-589a.
Eu (eheni.) : tte Europium.
Eua, Isl.. l>ac.O. 20-436 (U7);

27- ;, .

— . mt.. Or. 18-190b.
Eualwlong, X.S.W. 19-538

(C-D3).

Euacnetus (of Athens) 2-501c.
Eualilayi, tribe, N>.\V. 2-

957c; 10-166c; phratry

names 10-161d; totem cus-
toms 27-!-7r.
Euandria 20-673a.
EiianetnoH, /eus 28-97 7a.
Eu-apoRamy 23-1 2Rc.
Eu-aposporv 23-126c.
Eu-anirlini.la 2--".i!ia; 2-301d.
Euarthropoda 2-t!74d; 2-fl79b.
Enasterida 8-880a.
KutMnk. Ky. 15-740 (D3).
•L 18-600 (D5).

Klll.lH-I.Mil.M 8--7 -I,.

Bablepharidae 16-s24b; 23-
I61b.

F.nlil.-pliiiriiiiii- 23-151c; 23-

F.nnli-pliarls 16-824b.
EUBOEA (Euripos, NeRTO-

pont). H.. Or. 9-SS.r>r; 12-

4-.'l iK-K-M: 12-T21 (E-F2);

Calllas 5-56c; coinace 19-

885c; dorivat inn of name

13-:inr>d: itiiil.iiry 12-l-'7li;

knights of SI John 24-17c;

mactir-ii<- l2-i::i>b. 17-319c;

meerschaum 18-72(1; The-

bans expelled 26-99 1 b ; vases

5-7 lie.

— , mt.. Or. 13-307c.
Eubola, Horn 13-306d.
Enbolc mile 9-86C>d: 2K-
Eiibote Sea, Gr. 12-424 (K2);

12-11" (E2): 12-427b.
Eiili.irla.in 19-:n: la.

l. -in (myth.) 9-263a;

28-!>77l..

•irlivnl) 26-S39C.
EUBUL1DES (of Miletus) 9-

867b; 18-771).

EUBULUS i..f AnaphlrstiM)

a- [la.
EUBULUS •,..-!, 9-n«7o.

EmiiliM- 1-IKWb.
nmUinllin ••.'ItSVI

.

•••»><••: 11 .'Ik-.
•••Illillii Ilin In 6-1 7 «4.

i*<tm. take. N -.u. 19-

EUCALYKTUS 9-H67d; Aw-
Imlia 2-VI-.I. 22-7.l.lr. 26-
«I)'X 16-.ll.lr; |.~.il
a-94«c; nil" 11
toftnal age7-4!7d; malaria
17-4«5a.

— ealophylla : tee Red rum.

— oolossaa : ttt Karri.
. • ' , ....

— dlveratcolor : ire Karri.

— globulu* : trt Blue gum.

— •omphocephala : trr Tuart .

— kino : arr Botany Hay kino.

— leuooxykm : trr Iron-bark.

— loxophleba : trr York gum.

— manrlnata 15-276c.

— mlcroooryi : tee. Tallow
wood.

— rostrata : tee Red gam tree.

— sideroxylon : trr Iron-bark.
Eucalyptus oil t-S68a; 21-

141d.

Eucarpla, Aria H. 21-544*.
Eucarvone 26-«50d.
Eucasein 1-5 14d.
Knoeratherium 2-92c; 19-92c.
Euceratosa 2S-72.'.li; 2S-7z9d;

25-720d: distribution 25-

729a; phylnefiiy 25-7301).
Euchaita, Turk. A*. : tee Cho-

rum.

Euchan, riv., Scot. 8-663b.
Kuchar. riv., Scot. 24-418

(A2); 2-486c.
Euchareena, N.S.W. 19-538

(K3).

Eucharidium 2O-105a.
EUCHAR1S 9-86»c; 18-868a

(fl(f.).

— mite 9-868d.

EUCH AR 1ST 9-SS8d ; 15-352b;
15-4.-.:i.l; 2O->»Oa; Agape. 1-
364a; Armenian (liurch 2-
569c: Baptists 3-373a; Cal-
vin's doctrine 5-7 fn-. 22-
S87a: Canons o/ Hiupijlytu*
13-520d; Carlstadt's prac-
tice 5-348d; catechumens'
participation 5-50bb; com-
parative religion 23-9851),
18-824a, 11-332C, 14-329c;
CongrcKat ionalism 9-4a;
Coptic churches 7-1 15d;
Didacht 8-20 lr; disciplinary
exclusion 6-333b, 16-60a;
Easter reception 16-240c;
tasting 10-195d; Indian
parallel 15-624c; Jacobite
Church 15-1 19b; Luther's
doctrine 17-i:t9a. 6-75a.
27-1 Sfid; Mandaean parallel
18-557a; Passover 20-890a;
Presbyterian Church 22-
286b; reservation 9-87 6s,
6-517C, 7-1 ISd, 26-601a;
ritual murder 23-373a;
Roman Catholic doctrine
9-873d, 27-186C. 2O-187b;
Test Acts 26-fi6.'id. 9-539d.
9-54 Od; unleavened bread
5-73d,3-86d; Wycliffe's doc-
trine 28-869c; Z»ingli's
doctrine: 28-Hi63d. Seealto

Vi;il irlllll.

Eucharist cria (festival) 7-981d.
Eucharist ic Congress, West-

minuter (1908) 7-193c.
Bochee, Tenn. 26-620 (G2).
Euchelia Jacobaeae : tee Cinna-

bar moth.

Eucberia : are Silvia Aquitana.
Eucherius, St (of Lyons) 10-

803d; 12-126a; 17-908d; 24-

102c.

Euohites : see Enthusiast*.
Eucliliiena 12-:i73a.

— mexicana : tee Tebsinte.
Enchlanis 23-7G3d; 23-761d

(flft.)-

Buchlorine 6-45d.
Etichlorinite 28-185C,
Kiirlilorophyceae l-586d; 1-

:^-a.

Eucholoeops 19-1138,
Kufhologion (Church of Scot-

lan.li 6-T7'.'l.

Eurholoaion (Orthodox East-

<-rn Church) 16-799b.
Euchoreutcs 23 - 44 Ic; 28-

1011(1.
Euchre, mt.. Oreg. 20-242

(B3); 2O-242I..
EUCHRE iinimi-t 9-877d.
Euchre Buttc, mt., Oreg. 20-

242 (E5).

Kurhrrata horsfleldil 7-709d.
Euchroito 7-1 1 "I..
Enrhromia formosa 16-473d

ESSE-EUFA

16 '. .

N. HUDOLT CHUB*

,

LID (loatlMC^ftUotati) 6-
9a; ll-«7Ta;a>«toa-li.l:

circle C-lMb; Una 16-7tud;
maniMertpU at-Mib, 26-
&66o: maxima ami minima
17-»l«c;._polr»ons 22
potisnw B-IOKe; propsca-
Uon at iKfht 6-1051,; tn-

16-xV7r; 16-77.; 26-3M4.
K.ii ii.l. Ark. a-A&X (A3).
. Minn. 16-.'. M> (A3).
. M 20-.''.

— . I'.. 21-11"

Euclidean parallel axiom 11*

:
Euclid HctghU. lid. 17-815

, \ .

— Hetehts, O. 26-26 (il
EuclorTna : sec Euchlorinlte.
Kucoccidlum : tee Acgregata.
Eucopldae (Hjrdroxoa) 14-

IMbi dibkutula 14-171o
(tte.).
Kucoptidae (Crustacea) 17-

Eucrates (demagogue >12-4SOd.
Eucratldela. Bactria 9-

13-241b.
EUCRATIDES (of Bactria) 6-

88Od; 14-3«»d.
Eocrite 11-37K*.
Eucryphia 26-440*.
Eucryptlte 26-71 Id.
Eoctemon (astronomer) 4*

Mil

EucuUcidae 16-90 lr.
Eucutta. Mi««. 16-600 (D4).
I. i. . . .., I.. • 10- • • LI.
EucyrUdlurn22-S04a; 22-803d

EUDAEMONISM 6-881b; 9-

815a.

Eudcmla, Isl.. Gr. 12-440 (Fl).
Eudemus (of Ithodex) 2-509b;

2-5 12c. For A (A in., f.u,lr-

mian see Etkict (Aristotle).
Eudrmut (Aristotle) 2-504 b.
Eudendridae 14-IAIa.
Eudendrium 14-l37a; 14-

145c; 14-150d; 14-151a.
Eudenna 6-246C.
Eudes (personal name): tee,

.
Jean 23-980b.

— . Deslongchamps : tee. De»-
longchamps.

EudesJcrinidae 6-879a.
Eudialyte 16-504a; 19-383d.
Eudnopblte l-912b.
Eudo: tee Odo.

Eudocia (queen of the Vandals)
13-'.' .-_",.

— AUGUSTA (Atbenals) 6-
881c: 26-277a; 15-334b.

— MACREMBOLITISSA 9-
881d; 22-54 Ib.

Eudodmus ruber : tee Scarlet

:!.;-.

Eudon. riv.. Asia M. 1-435D.
Eudora (myth.) 26-456a.
Eudora, Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— , Ark. 2-552 (D4).

— , Kan. 15-654 <G2).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Eudorina l-588o; 16-467C.
Eudoxia (wife of Valentinlan

III.) 27--M.1.

— LOPUKHINA. Tsaritaa 9-
882a; 1-5:

Eudoxia (tool.) 14-158C,
Eudoxlans : tee Anomolan

Arians.

Eudoxochlton 6-250c.
Kudoxome (diet.) 14-1 58c.
EUDOXUS (of Cnidus) 9-882b;

2-810a; 7-12c.

E U EKIX US ( of Cy ricus) 9-88*0.
Eudrilidae 6-792c; 5-79Cb;

5-797c; affinities 5-799a foil.
Kudrilus 5-792b; 5-799b.
Eudromlas : ttr Dotterel.
Kudyalite : trr Kudialyte.
Eudynatnis 7-filOa.

— taitensis 3-97 4a; 18-435c.
Emit ptes 21-890.
Eudytes : tee Diver (bu-d).
Eucchinoldea 8-881d.
Enelnlde*, college, Athens 18-

Enemerus : tee Euhemerus.
EuenuH (Evenns, I'hidharis),

riv.. Or. 12-440 <C2): 1-298C.
Euenretae, tribe : ter Ariaspae.
Energetes: trr Ptnlemy III,

Ptolemy VII.. He.
Etvnretes (myth.) 4-247O.
Eufanla. Ala. 1-460 (D4); 1-

460d; 7-267b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

273

E UFA- EVER

Eufaula, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
Euflagellata 10-4G5C.
Euflorideap l-592b; l-594a;

alternation ol generations

l-594b.

Euprallol 22-693b.
Euparnmon (of Gyrene) 12-

50Sc.
Euganean hills. It. 15-4 (C2);

15-5b; 27-268a.
Eugaster 8-128b.
Eugein (o( Strathclyde) : tee

Owen(d. 642).
Eugen (of Sweden) 20-516b.
Eugene (popes) : se< Eugenius.

— (de Beauharnais) : see Beau-
harnais.

— (OF SAVOY), prince 9-
882c: 12-346b; 25-599c;
Blenheim 4-58a, 17-7 38d;
Malplaquet 17-498a.

Eugene, Ind. 14-422 (B5).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D3).
EUGENE, Oreg. 9-884d; 20-

242 (B3).

— , mts., Nev. 5-8 (Dl).
Eugene (Gamier) 8-.>llb.
Eugene Aram (Hood) 13-667b.
Eugene Onyegin (Pushkin) 22-

66Sd.
Eugenia 2-224c; 20-552c.

— bracteata 5-7 7 9c,

— caryophyllata : see Clove
tree.

— cauliflora : see Joboticabas.

— jaboticaba: see Jobotica-
bas.

— jambos : see Rose-apple.

— inalacccnsis : see Kavika.

— pimenta 21-61 Id.

— sandwicensis : see Oliia-ha.
Eugeniacrinidae 8-879a.
Eugeniacrinus 15-5 7 Oa.
Eugenic acid : see Eugenol.
EUGENICS 9-SSoa; 28-1039c;

6-40Sd; alcoholic heredity

26-590a; sociology 25-327d.
EUGENIE (empress of the

French) 9-885a, 19-214C;

Mexican politics 18-341c;

Papacy championed 10-

87 Ob; Prosper Merimee 18-

166d.

Eug6nie-les-Bains,Fr. 16-154d.
Eugenin 6-563a.
EUGENIUS I. (pope) 9-885C.

— II. 9-885c; 23-6650 ; 24-
363a.

— III. 9-885d; 20-694a; 23-
670c; Irish relations 14-
774a; Templars grants 26-
593a.

— IV. 9-886a; 20-705a: 23-
682c; Basel council 3-463c;
Eastern Church onion 6-
343d ; Frederick III.'s treaty
with 11- KM.

— (Roman grammarian) 26-
770d.

— (of Strathclyde) : set Owen.
EUGENOL 9-886d; 21-615*.
Eugereon 13-260c; 13-434c.
Eugh. J. C. 5-334d.
Euglena l-593d; 10-467a: 10-

465a (flg.); centrosome 7-

715d; eye-spot 21-771b.
Enelt-naci-ue 10-4C7a. d.
Euglo. N.S.W. 19-538 (D3).
Eu -globulin 4-7 8d.
Englo Creek, riv., N.S.W. 19-

538 (D3).
Euglosaa 3-626a.
Euglypha 23-247a; 23-24 Jd;

23-248c.
Eugnathidae 14-248d; 26-

544a.

Eugregarinae 12-560b.
Eugubinus : see Steuco, Agos-

tino.

Eugubinm, It. : see Onbbio.
Eugyra 27-389a.
Euhemerism 2-207a; 9-887a;

28-7 49b.
EUHEMERUS(mythographer)

9-886d; 19-128d; 23-580b.
Euhodos : see Euodos.
Euichthydina ll-527b.
Euios : see Dionysus.
Eukairite 25-116c.
Eukeraspis 25-1 lib.
Eukollte 19-383d.
Eula, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
^-, rlv., Ger. 11-808 (HI.

qlO).
Eulabia : see Bar - headed

goose.

Eulaeus. riv., Pere.: see Karun.
Eulalia, St 18-165c; 11-lOlc,
Eulalia (hot.) 16-1 62b.
Eulamellibranchia 16-1 22d;

16-1 1 U; 16-121C,

Eulampis jugularus 13-887d

(flg.).
Eulenberg, count 5-291d; 11-

892c.
— , Hermann (physician) 27-

96a.
Eulenburg, Prince Philip 28-

668d.

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

Eulengebirge, nits., Ger. 11-
808 (F3).

EULEN3PIEGEL, TILL 9-
887a; ll-7S7a.

EULER, LEONHARD9-887d;
biquadratic equation 9-
712b; circle, quadrature of
27-280d; constant 14-549d,
19-862d; Fourier's series
10-757c; hydrodynamics 14-
120b; hypocycloid 9-686c;
infinitesimal calculus 14-
543b; lens 26-560c; lunar
theory 18-806a; mechanics
17-963d, 17-989d; nasik
squares 17-313a; poly-
hedra 22-28b; resultants
l-624a; spherical excess
27-277a; theorem 14-546c;
tides 26-943d; variations,
calculus of 27-915b; waves
28-4 2 Oa,

Eulerian integrals 14-549C;
16-375d.

— motion 16-268a.
Euler-Maclaurin formula 8-

225; ls-l ! i i
Eulima 11-5 16c.
Eulimidae 11-5 16c.
Eulo, Queens. 2-960 (H5).
Euloraa 5-S7c; 20-237d.
- Niobe 5-87c.

Eulonga, N.S.W. 19-538 <C4).
Eulonia, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Eulophia 20-172c; 24-66c.
Eulycs amoena 18-497C.
Eulytite 4-lOa.
Eumachia (priestess) 22-52b.
Eumarus (of Athens) 5-717c;

20-46 Ib.

Eumeces 16-826b; 23-17 Id.
Eumeduranki : see Evedora-

chns.
Eumelus (myth.) 20-930d.

— (of Bosporus) 4-286c.
Eumeneia, Asia M. : see Ishekli.
EUMENES I. (of Pergamum)

9-889a; 21-143a.

— II. (of Pergamum) 9-889a;
21-143a; 23-633c.

EUMENES (of Cardia) 9-889b;

17-224d; 21-137D.
Eumenes (zool.) 28-360C.
Eumenidae 28-360b; 18-499d.
EUMENIDES (myth.) 9-889c.

See also Erinyes.
Eumrnides( Aeschylus) l-275c;

2-453b.
EUMENIUS (panegyrist) 9-

839c.

Eumerogonesis 18-215d.
Eumetopias stelleri : see Stel-

ler's sea -lion.

Eumitotic division 7-719a.
Eumolpia, Bnlg. : see Philip-

popolis.
Eumolpidae (priests) 9-890a;

19-1 19c: 13-311b.
EUMOLPUS (myth.) 9-890a.

— (son of Musacus) 9-890a.
Eumomota 18-91 Ob.
Kumorphus quadro-guttatus 6-

674c.

Eumycetes ll-339a; 21-728d.
Eumycctozoa 19-105c.
Eumys 23-446b.
Kim, Loch -nan, lake, Scot. :

nee Xan-Eun.
Eunach, lake, Scot. 24-412

(E2).
Eunaich, mt., Scot 24-418

(A2).
EUNAPIUS (sophist) 9-890b;

12-521a; 23-660b.
Eunectes murinus : see Ana-
conda.

Eunemertes 19-364a.
Eunemertidae 19-363d.
Eunetta f alcata : see Falcated

duck.

— formosa : see Baikal teaL
Euneus (legend) 16-412d.
Eungella, gold-fleld, Austr. 17-

2 ."Oil.

Eunice, La. 17-54 (B3).
Eunice viridis : see Palolo

worm.

Eunomia (myth.) 13-691C.
Eunomians : see Anomoian

Arians.

EUNOMIUS (heretic) 9-890b.
Eunomus (king of Sparta)

17-154a.
EUNUCH 9-890d; 12-951a;

23-522b.
EUNUCH FLUTE (Onion flute)

9-89 la.
Eunuch's mosque, Gaur 11-

535b.

Eunus (slave) 23-856C.
Euodos (engraver) 23-484C.
Euomphalidae 11-51 Ob.
Euomphalus (geol.) 5-311c; 8-

128a.

Euonymus, It. : see Panaria.
EUONYMUS (plant) 9-891b;

ll-260a; 13-773d.

— europaeus : see Spindle-tree.
Euoplia rifle 23-336b.

Euoptius (brother of Synesius)

26-294C.
Eupagurus angulatus 7-35 7 d

••

— bernhardus : see Soldier
crab.

— prideauxi 7-356d.
EUPALINUS (of Meeara) 9-

891b; 2-240d; 18-76b.
Eupator (eiuthet) : see Antio-

chus, Mithradates, Ptolemy.
Eupatoria (Magnopolis), Asia

M. 22-70d.
EUPATORIA (Kozlov, Gezlev),

Russ. 9-891b; 23-874 (D4);

7-450a; 7-452d.

— , cape, Russ. 23-874 (Dl).
Eupatorium altissimum : see

White snake-root.
EUPATRIDAE 9-891c; 2-

841d; 8-847d.
Eupelagic deposits 19-9 7 5a.
Eupemphix 26-1035C.
EUPEN, Ger. 9-892b.
Eupeneroplis 10-630C (flg.).
Eupetaurus 10-586d.
Eupctomena 13-887b.
Euphaea 8-470d.
Euphaeophyceae l-589d; 1-

594a; l-596a.
Euphausiacea 7-561c.
Euphausiidael7-458b; 7-558b;

7-559b, d.

Euphcmia, O. 20-26 (A5).
EUPHEMISM 9-892b; 25-

208b.
Euphemius (of Syracuse) 25-

31c.

Euphoberia 18-472d.
Euphon 12-956b.
Euphoniinae 26-394a.
EUPHONIUM 9-892b.
EUPHORBIA 9-892d; 9-S93a,

(fig.); cultivated species 13-

769d; inflorescence 10-557c;

laticiferous coenocyte 21-

739b (flg.); parasitic fungus

21-756c; pollination 9-894a;

resin 9-894b.

— arborea 2-261b.

— arborescens 4-872a.

— canariensis 5-137b.

— candelabrum : see Candel-
abra spurge.

— caput medusae 19-253d.

— Cyparissia : see Cypress
spurge.

— palustris 28-197D.

— pulcherrima: see Poinsettia.

— tirucalli l-355a.
EUPHORBIACEAE9-892d; 2-

746c; flower 10-56c; fruit

11-2 5 6a; placentation 10-

572d.

EUPHORBIUM 9-894b.
Eurhorhonc 9-894b.
EUPHORBUS (legend) 9-894c.
Euphorin : see Phenylurethane.
EUPHORION (Greek poet) 9-

894c; 9-252c.
EUPHRANOR (of Corinth) 9-

894c;12-487b.
Euphrasia 24-485d.

— offlcinalis : see Eyebright.
Euphratensis, prov., Rom.

Emp. 23-649 (F3).

Euphrates (philosopher) 21-
844b.

EUPHRATES, riv., Asia 9-
894d; 2-760 (H4); 26-305
(F4); 23-648 (F-G3); ex-
plorations 6-93c, 1-91 Ib, 1-
541d; irrigation works 14-
740c; railway scheme : see
Bagdad railway ; liver of
Eden 8-923d; silt statistics
14-741a.

— Eastern, riv., Turk.As. :
see Murad Su.

— of Borsippa : see Hindieh
canal.

Euphron (of Sicyon) 25-37c.
EUPHRONIUS (vase-painter)

9-898c; 6-719a.
EUPHROSYNE (Byzantine

empresses) 9-898d.

— (myth.) 12-310c.

— (pseud.) : see Nyberg, Julia
Fru.

Euphues and hisEngland (Lyly)

17-161a; 9-899a.
Euphues, or the Anatomy of Wit

(John Lyly) 17-160d; 9-

898d.
EUPHUISM 9-898d; 3-800d;

English prose influenced

9-626b, 22-453a, 25-1058a.
EUPION 9-900a.
Eupithecia coronata 16-468b.
Euplasmodida 19-105c; 19-

106a.
Euplectella : see Venus's flower-

basket.

Euplectellidae 25-729C.
Eupleres goudoti 5-369c (flg.).
Euplexoptera: see Derma -

ptera.
Euplocampus anthracinus 16-

472a (flg.).

Euplocamus (bird) 2-747c;
14-27b.

— (moUusc) ll-522d.
Euploea leucostictos 16-477b

(flg.).

Euploeinae : see Danainae.
Euploia, Aphrodite (myth.) 2-

167c.
Euplotes 14-561C.

— charon 14-557b (flg.).

— harpa 14-o57b (flg.).
Eupoda (echinoderm) 8-879d.
Eupodes (mite) 2-3 lOc.
Eupodotis : see Australian bus-
tard.

Eupolemus (architect) 2-481a.
Eupolia 19-364a; 19-367C.
EupoUldae 19-363d.
EUPOLIS (poet) 9-900a; 8-

491d; 12-511C.
Eupomatus 5-794b (flg.).
Eupomotis gibbosus : see

Pumpkin-seed sun-flsh.
EUPOMPUS (Greek painter)

9-900b; 12-487b; 25-37c.
Eupora, Miss. 18-600 (C2).
Euprepes vittata : see Poisson

do sable.

Euprepia fuliginosa 13-446b.
Euprotogonia puerccnsis 21-

364c.

Eupr>-mna 5-702a.
Eupsammia 2-1 04d.
Eupsammidae 2-104d.
Eupterornis 9-664c.
Eupterotidae 16-474d.
Euptilotis 27-299d.
Euquinme 17-465c; 22-758a.
Eur-alrican (race name) 14-

217b.

EURASIAN 9-900b.
Eurasian Mediterranean : see

farmatian Ocean.
Euro, Sir Ralph : see Evers,

Sir Ralph.
EURE, dept., FT. 9-900c; 10-

778 (E3J.
— , riv., FT. 10-778 (E3); 9-

900c; Roman name 5-954d.
EURE-ET-LOIR, dept., Fr.

9-900d; 10-778 (E3).
EUREKA,Cal.9-901b;5-8(Al).
— , Colo. 6-722 (C4).
— , 111. 14-304 <C3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C9).
— , Kan. 15-654 (F3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F6).
— , Mo. 18-608 (F3).
— , Mont. 14-276 (Bl).
— , Nev. 6-8 (E2); geology 8-

127b.

— , O. : see Chambersburg.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (F2).
— , Utah 27-814 (B3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (G3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E4).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (H3).
—.sound, Arct. 19-762 (Kl-

L2).
— , val., Cal. 5-8 (E3).

— Co., Nev. 5-8 (E2).

— SPRINGS, Ark. 9-901b; 2-
552 (Bl).

Eurelius, Gunno : see Dahl-
stjerna, Gunno.

Eures61 23-184a.

Euretidac 25-729C.

Eurhinodelphidae 5-775a.

Eurhinodelphis 5-7 75a.

Eurhodine 21-365a.

Euric (Visigothic king) 25-
540b; 10-804c; Aries cap-
tured 22-503c; kws ll-775a,
24-68C.

Enrinorhynchus : see Spoon-
billed sandpiper.

Euriowie, N.S.W. 19-538 (A2).

EURIPIDES 9-901c; 12-511b;
8-489d; Aeschylus l-272c;
Aristophanes 20-860c; deus
ex machina 17-237d; pro-
logue 22-535a.

Euripides (Knucklebones) 15-
884a.

Euripos, isl., Or. : see Euboea.

Euripus, str., Gr. 12-440 (E2);
12-427b; 12-437b.

Euripus (Roman circus) 6-
390b; l-892b; 24-305C.

— Pyrrhaeus (Calloni), gulf,
Aeg.S. 16-488b.

Euritania, dept., Or. 12-424

(C2-1).

Euroa, Viet. 28-38 (C2).
EUROCLYDON 9-906d; In

Malta 17-508a.
Euroka, N.S.W. 19-539c.
Euronotian 2-947b.
EUROPA (Europe) (myth.)

9-906d; 26-456a; 12-262a;

Delphi metope 12-48 la (flg.).
— , bay, Gib. 11-938 (map).
— , cape, Sp. 25-530 (C4).
— , mts., Sp. 25-530 (CD; 5-

207d.
— , prov., Rom. Emp. 23-649

(E2).
— , pt., Gib. 11-938 (map); 11-

938b.

Europaeus (Finnish writer)
10-386c.

Europa Flats, plain, Gib.
11-938 (map); ll-938b.

Europe (myth.): see Europa.

EUROPE (continent) 9-907a;
9-908 (map); ll-632b; agri-
culture 9-913b; canals 9-
917b; climate 9-912a; com-
merce and industries 9-
916a, 7-292a, 28-807a;
domestic animals 9-914d;
ethnology 9-919a; forests
9-914c, 10-646b: languages
9-919c; minerals 9-915b;
ornithology 20-3 lOc; politi-
cal boundaries 9-'J20a; popu-
lation statistics 9-920d, 11-
635d, 18-428c; Ptolemy's
account 22-624d; railways
9-917d, 22-822b; survey
maps 17-649d.

— : Geology 9-911a; ll-658d;
2-345c; Archean 2-361c;
Carboniferous 5-310b, 5-
312a; Cretaceous 7-415b;
Devonian 8-124d, 8-128d:
Eocene 9-661d; Glacial
Period 12-59a; Jurassic 15-
568c; land connexion with
America 21-836c, 12-58a,
26-661c; Oligocene 20-81a
(map); Ordovician 20-236a;
Palaeozoic 20-592c; 1'leisto.
cene 5-577a, 21-836b.

— : History 9-922b; (maps) 9-
916,9-920,9-924,9-928; ar-
bitration 2-328b; balance of
power 3-235a; Berlin Con-
gress 3-790b; Church history
6-338d; Crusades 7-546c;
Eastern question 9-759d;
feudaUsm 10-297b; French
Revolution 11-1 69a, 11-
171a; Holy Alliance 13-
621a; Holy Roman Empire
9-355b ; Napoleonic wars
19-216c; papacy 20-286d;
Paris treaties 20-822d; Re-
formation 23-4a; Renais-
sance 23-83c; Roman Em-
pire (later) 23-680d; Vienna
Congress 27-388d; West-
phalia treaty 28-5S7a.

— , Confederation of 9-938a.
European Democratic Com-
mittee 23-82 Id.

— frankincense 14-348d. See
also Frankinceusc, common.

— ivy 15-1 OOd.

— rhubarb 23-273d.

— viper : see Adder.
Europe Centrale, L' 17-9430.
Europia 22-91 Oa.
EUROPIUM 9-953a.
Europus, Or. 12-440 (B3).
— , Pers. : see Rai.

— , Turk.As. : see Jerablus.
— , riv., Gr. 12-440 (Dl).
Eurotas (Vasiliko), riv., Gr.

12-440 (D4); 16-51d.
Eurotas (myth.) 25-609d.
Eurotium ll-336a; ll-341a.

— herbariorum : see Green
mould.

— Oryzae 25-7 03a.
Eurugo : see Euscbius (name).
Eurupig, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(D4).

Euryalae : see Cladophiurae.
Euryale (myth.) 12-257b.
Euryale limhurgensis (hot.)

20-555C.

Euryalidae 8-880d.
Euryalus (boxer) 22-6370,
— , Apollo 2-1 85b.
Eurybathic 21-7 22d.
Eurybia Carolina 16-476a (fig.).
Eurybiades 26-7: S9a.
Euryceros 3-97 5d.
Eurycles, Baths of, Gr. 7-

150b.

Eurycormus 3-522d.
Eurydamas (boxer) 22-638b.
Eurydesma 19-539a.
EURYDICE (myth.) 9-953b;

20-328b; 2-493d.

— (d. of Adrastus) 27-317b.

— (wile of Amyntas II.) 1-
901a; 21-37 7a.

— (wife of Philip Arrhidaeus)
5-456c; 8-930a.

— (wife of Ptolemy Soter) 22-
617a; 3-769b.

" Eurydice " (ship) : capsizing

(1878) 25-746C.
Euryelus, fort, Syracuse 26-

296 (plan); 26-301a; 26-

297d.
Eurygnathism 22-424c; 2-

61d.

Eurj-klides (Greek ventrilo-
quists) 27-1 012c.
Eurylaemidae : see Broad-bills.
Eurylochus (Spartan general)

21-74a.
EURYMEDON (Athenian

general) 9-953b; 26-928b;

fa-TML

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274

etc., see Page 1.

starrnvsdon (Ksmri 811). rtv .

nil.: I..IHC (466
•
(UO »<-.) 13-9* I c.

• la u.iMii i 19-114.
(Altwuis) l-664a;

.
— (d. of Ooeanas) l»-3lOc;

Burrnorhrnrhus : M* Spoon
Ibfiled sandi-iivr.

iiultlndus : SM

Resin

E.ir>,.i-

EurypauroixMldac 16-l74a.
Buiypaaropus 16-47:1,1; 1

Knryphassa (mrth.) B-91Ta.

•

Kim plan Iriu 21-.M2*.

Euryponlldae (dynasty) i

BUM.
Eury ptrrlda : te» Glganto-

Z- :••:...

lyptt

•pha 2-303a.

•.urypirrus 2-303a; 25-1 lOc;
5-3 lid.

— bedn (geol.) 25-11 la.
Eurypnra: •«• Sun-blttem.
Enrypygae 2O-326o.

' ' « : tee Sun-blltern.
pylons type 25-7. M..
i (legend) ll-574a.
esOegend) 13-3 09a;

lurystheus (legend) 13-346a;
Athens 13-308d; Hercules
13-34«a; Geryon ll-909a.

Euryst<.iiiat» 23-UOb.

Eurystomns 23-467 b.

Eurytania, dept.. Ur. 12-12Sd.

Eurythemls (myth.) 16-358d.

Enrythenes gryllus 17-459d.

Enrythermal 21-722c.

Eurvtion (giant) ll-909a.

— (king of Phthla) 2-125b;
21-66V.

Enrytoma ll-424b.

— hordel : ire Joint-worm.
Eurvtus (myth.) 13-346a.
BuscarUunus 16-807 b.
Euschemonldae 16-4 7 oh.
Ensoorpms3-303d: 34-409d.

— Itaucos : tee Italian scor-

EUSDEN, LAURENCE 9-953c.
Eusebee, Asia M. : »er Caesarea

Eusebes : tee Antiochus X.
Euaebta (wife of Congtantlus

II.) 15-548b.

Eusebian Canons 2O-.sr.4d.
EUSEB1US (name) 9-953c.

— (bp. of Dorylaeum) 19-
410a: 9-9.1 SI).

EUSEBIUS (bp. of Emesa) 9-

1- ftV

-— (bp. of Laodioea) 9-953d.
EUSEBIUS (bp. of Nicomedia)

9-9:>6b: 2-5430.
EUSEBIUS (bn. of Rome) 9-

9:>3d; 20-7.-JI..
•— (bp. of Samosata) 9-953c.
^(bp. of Vercelli) 9-953c;

5-190c; 17-1030.

— (OF CAESAREA) 9-953d;
13-529b; 23-til>Oa; 3-877d;
authorship of Hook of Kerr-
lotion 23-21 3a: Christian
images 14-272d: creed of 7-
394c. 19-641c;.EuchariHt 9-
871d; Matthew. (ins|K-lnf st
17-8»5d; Simoniani 2S-r.'8a;
Therapeutae 26-7 93a, 14-
18BJL

— (of Myndus) 9-956*.

— Pamphill : tee Eiweblug (of

— the Great : tee Euaeblus (of

,

Eoslgillariae 20-53 la.
EUSKIRCHEN. Uer. 9-956c;

ll-»'i, d. J7).
Eusmilus 17-232d: 9-664a.

: tee Ensebms (name).

.

28-7 U»l ; 2S-731b.
tee Yellow

_-.jM-731b; 25-7170
foil. (flg.).

«— ofnclnalis ( var. molUsstma) :
fee Levantine sponge.

— tnbnlifera: tee Glove sponge.

— zlmocca : tee ZUnocca

EUSTACE I. (of Boulogne) 9-

MOB,

— IL (of Boulogne) 9-956c;

Kv.-ii-h II. 'f- 9-7-.'.. 13-
399o, 13-95«d: 'Godfrey of
Bouillon 4-3 1 7 d.

— HI. (of Boulogne) 9-956d.

— IV. (of Boulogne) 9-956d.
— , James. Lord Ualtinglass :

de fll Pierre «-966b.

..rmi. S-V.

k. (alia* Matthew

K I I «

Eiwtachr • ss* Koslaae.

KusUchlan tube t-T9ta: 26-
I97d; l-MM: raibryokwy
0-7934. M-359d: runrtioi
13-li3a; nawpt

rr

17

opening Sl-359c,
— valvr 13-:
Eustachlo, KartoloiMO

i

EUSTATHIUS '(of \i,t...h
9-957a; Euseblus of Nlro
media 9-;' • • . . Mi-letian

12-

Uv-Adolf
tavus Adc
Evancaltsn

no.

•^"ttof1--

16-799b.

17 Church

(16th cent.)

W.I. : sst

RchlMii 16-9:i.-. 10-1
EUSTATHIUS (MaorrmboUU*
0-957»: 12-5*3a.

— (of Seba*e)18-6HHb: George
of Laodiee* 11-747.; beres]
condemned 6-84Od: prole*
aialiwt farting 10- 1Mb.

EUSTATHIUS (an-hbp.
ThesseJonlca) 9-957b;

522b; Homeric com:

tartee 0-450d. 24-356d
Norman Invasion of Thessa
lonloa 25-34 b; Theocritus
26-7810.

Eostephanus 13-887d.

— fernandensls 15-5390.

— gmleritus 13-x*;e; 15-;
Eustls. William 23-791).; 18-

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. oounciio^3Sc»doo

ii^o«raver)»-484d; tl

— (stave) 1-4 »5b.
•otrchlans : ss* Hooopby

EUT YCHIANUS (pope) 9-95Hc
EUTYCH1DE6 (sculptor) •

95Kc; 12-490d.
Eotychlus (hMorian) t-lTte.

- (patriarch) U-600b.

— Proclu* (grammarian) : SM
Proclus. Eutychlus.

Eutychus (blbl.) 1-575O.

— (charioteer) 21 -.141 b.

Ft. 10-3 16b.
30-8»ld.
(liypenide*) 14-

Euxenlte «6-1017c; 9-733d

5-7«lb.

Euxlne : sse Black Sea.
KuMiheus (vase-painter) 5-

71 .1.. 5-7J".l Of '
Euxton. Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
EUYUK <Kyuk). vil.. Asia M

9-9.VH..; 2-760 (F2); Hlttlte

sculptural 13-535c, 25-662d.
F.il/iinil.«.- 12-7 Ub.
Euzeolite : tee Ileulandlte.
Kuzrt, Fr. 11-458C.
Euxoeus (bp. of Antioch) 18-

93c,

Euzones : nee Evzones.
Eva (d. of Denm.t MacMur-

rough) 14-770d.
Eva. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , W., 1-ac.O. 26-4374
Evadaie, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Eva Downs Station, Austr.

2-960 (E3).
EVAGORAS (king of SaJamls)

0-959a; UeUenism 13-237b;

Persian relat ions 7-699c,

21-H-.ini. 24-..IM.

— II. 13-237b.

Emportu (Isocrates) 14-880C,
EVAGRIUS (historian) 9-959b;

Caesarean era of Antioch

6-3 15d.

— (bp. of Antioch) 10- 1- II.;
Mcletiun schism 18-93d.

1. Johannes : tee Ewald,

EUFA-EVER

EustlH. Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— . Fla. 10-540 (Kill; 10-543d.

— . Me. 17-434 (113).

— . Neb. 19-324 (D4).

— . lake. Fla. 10-540 (E3); 10-

,
Ku-ti« hium 15-327d.

Mi.n. London 16-93S (B2).

. N .- \\ . 19-.'.3« (H4).
— . SUIT. 9-424 (IV. iP'Ji.

Ku-ir.iim- (Greek commenta-

tori 2-766a.

EUSTYLE 9-'J57cj 14-6 83d.
Kusynchite 8-91c.
Batata* 8-929a.
Eutaw, Ala. 1-4GO (B3).
— . Miss. 18-600 <A2).

— group 7-4 17a; 18-599d.

— Snringx, s.c. 9-957c; battle
n 7 M ) 9-957C, l-845a.

EUTAWV1LLE. >.l !. 9-957C,
Eutaxic wins 10-2288,
Kiil«x-nius (Greek writer) 2O-

14 Od.
Euteotio alloy l-705c; 25-

370d; Iron 14-805b, 25-

1018d; salts ll-371d.
Eutectic mixture21-330b; 10-

244d.

Eutectoid 14-805b.
Kulen Ellrr (Sorcn Kicrke-

gaad)15-788b.
Suterpe (myth.) 19-608.
Kut.-rpe edulls : tee Cabbage

palm.

— olcracea: tee Assal.
M*nene 22-32d.
£uthaUtol (race): tee Ephthal-

ttee.

Enthalius (deacon) 25-916a.
Euthallite l-912b.
uthe, mt., V*. 10-778 (G4).
•:uthi'iuon 8-S«Od.
Cuthria 11-5 17a.
Outhuna (Greek law) 12-5058,
Enthydemla, India : tee San-

k-iila.

EUTHYDEMUS I. (of Bactria)
9-957d; 24-B04d; 21-214C,

— II. (of Bactria) 9-957d; 7-
98§0.

ulhudemiu (Plato) 25-424a;

21-820b.
Euthymenes (of Maasilia) 17-

767d.

Cuthymlos, St 11-76IS.
Euthymlus of Syracuse : tee

Euphemins of Syracuse.

— Zygadenus6-337c; 2O-338d;
4-119a.

Euthymus the Locrian 22-

uthyneurall-517b; ll-507a;
ll-520a (tig.).
Euthvphm (I'lato) 21-S12c.
EUTIN d thin. Oj-tj-n). Ger.

9-957d; 8-24 (C4).
— , lake, Ger. 9-957d.
Euttng. J. 2-2571.; 14-620d.
Cotooa vlselda 13-7660.
lutofltw (mathematician) 6*

9*00.

Eu-TWSnort. canal. Fr. 16-SOOd.
jitn-ptin 10-467b.
'.'ittrsis imitatrix 18-498C,
Kutritzsrh, (ier. 10-400O.
Entmchatella ll-510d.
EUTROPIUS (historian) 9-
958a; 13-529b.

— (minister) 23-522b: 2-341d.

— (bp. of Salntes) 14-2c.
EntnchOtx, Ger. 8-577 (map).
Eutmik. lake. B.C. 4-600

(D2).

.

Evan. Minn. 18-550 (C6).
— , riv., Scot. 18-645d.
Kvandalc, Tag. 26-438 (Bl).
EVANDER(lepemi)9-9:.9c; 19-
689d; Lupercalia 17-1 26c.

14-3I5a.
Evangelioal (diot.) 5-532O.

— Adventists 18-465a.

— ALLIANCE 9-9590.

— ArniiniuniMii 26-781C.

— Association Missionary So-
ciety (U.S.) 18-587c; 1-
513a.

— ASSOCIATION of North
America 9-960c.

— Church (Germany) : tee
Lutherans.

— ( liurctK Prussia): see Evan-
gelical rniU'<l ( him-h.

— CHURCH CONFERENCE
(Germany) 10-la.

— Church of the Armenians
2-567a.

— Church of the United
States 17-1 4 Ib.

— Free Churches, National
Council of the ll-70c.

EmngeJicol Free C'AurcA Cote-

rhism 5-507a,
Evangelical Knowledge So-

ciety (in America) 17-946b.

— Lutheran Charon (of Prus-
sia) 22-.V.".!b; 17-Ulc,

— Lutheran Community (In
Baden) 17-1 4 Ic.

— Lutheran Foreign Mission-
ary Society 18-587C,

— Lutheran Free Church (of
Hanover) 17-Ulc.

— Lutheran Free Church (of
Saxony) 17-1 lie.

— Lutheran Immanuel Synod
17-Ulc.

— party (Church of England)
9-4 j la; 17-7 2d.

— Prophet, The : tee Isaiah,
the Second.

— Synod of the North West :
tee German Evangelical Sy-
nod of North America.

— Union (Germany) ll-857c;
26-M2d.

— UNION (Scotland) 10-1 b;
24-467D.

— Tnited Church of Prussia
22-4721.; 22-473a; 17-Ulc.

Evangel irnhurh (Otfrid of
-~enborg) ll-784a; 11-

780d.

EvanKellne, La. 17-54 (B3).
Emngrlinr (Longfellow) 16-

97 8d; l-837c.

Evanpslram U-OSb.
— asTernum 7-91*4.
-moeHum it NoHoOoU Mo-
riot : see Mary, Ootpel of.

S-fTto.

Evanger. Nor. 10-804 <B2).
ranaUe H feglite, U (Loisy)

Jb- m :

(LotaTK .

Evaniidae 14-S43a; 14-180m.
Evans. Arthur John (archaeo-

lonist) lO-2d; 1-2461.; 12-

4IM.I; Mlnoan script 7-421c;

plate 21-7 91 ib; pottery 6-

71 Ib.

— . Bernard 2O-508O.
— , C'uj.tuln 6-1031..
— , CHRISTMAS 10- Id.
— . Darnel 5-649b.
— , Edmund 7-367a; ooloor

printing 14-325b; wood

engraving 28-KOOo.
—.Evan (Brydydd Hlr) S-

btSd.
— .Evan (Glan Glelrionydd)

5-649b.

— . EVAN HERBER 10-2a.
— , SIR GEORGE DE LACY

— . (ieorge William 2-960a.
— , Griffith 27-340d: 25-240c.
—.SIR JOHN (archaeologist)

10- '.io; 2-5820.
— , John (governor) 8-541..
— , J. W. : on amianthus 1-

U34.
— , Mary Ann : tee Eliot,

George,

— , OLIVER 10-J i; 25-821d.
— . Theophilus 5-64Sa; 16-

Sillb.

— , W. (ornithologist) 19-668*.
Evans. Colo. 6-722 (Fl).
— . Fla. 10-540 (Bl).
— , la. 14-732 (E3).
— . Ind. 14-422 <Q7).
— , inlet. Can. 5-160 (N3).
— . lake. Can. 22-724 (A2).
— , mt.. Can. 4-600 <D3).
— , mt., Colo. 6-722 (E2); 6-

718b.
— , mt., Fiji 10-335 (Al).

— City, Pa. 21-106 (B-C4).

— Creek, riv., Greg. 20-242
(B5).

Svans gambit 6-96b.
Evans Head, cape, N.S.W.
19-538 (Gl).

— Landing, Ind. 14-422 (F8).

— Mills. N.Y. 19-.'.!i(i <K1).
EVANSON, EDWARD 10-3a.
Evans's Cellar, Covent Garden

19-89a.

(Cree) syllabary 14-

482b.
EVANSTON, 111. 10-3b; 14-304

(Kli; 19-959C.

— , Ind. 14-422 (D8); 6-373c.
— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4); 28-

-7.'..-.
Evans «. Evans 8-337c; 25-

9T9a

Evansville, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
— , 111. 14-3114 (B5).
EVANSVILLE. Ind. 10-3c; 14-

422 (B9).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B4).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
— , Vt. 19-490 (C2).
— , WIs. 28-740(06).
Evant, Tex. 26-690 (14).
Evanton. Soot. 24-41'.' <D2).
Evaporation 18-Ji;sa;18-657b;

electricity 6-87 4 a.
Evaporator 4-149d; In sugar

manufacture 26-39b.
Evaporometer 18-276c.
EVARISTUS (pope) lO-l.i:

2O-722a,

Evart, Mich. 18-372 (E6).
EVARTS, WILLIAM MAX-

well 10-1.1

F.vatt, J. T. 27-562d.
Evanx, Fr. 10-778 (F4); 7-

431c.

Evavold. Nor. 19-804 (Dl).
Evdhlmon. Cyprus 7-696a

(map).
EVE (hibl.) 10-4a; l-l«9a;

Apocryphal books 2-178b.

Err Una (Fanny Barney) 7-
«STb; 19-hJ/s; pubUcaUoo
price 4-SI 6s.

EVELYN. JOHN 10-ir; 8-
IBM.; animal baltlur 3-
S75b; London raboildlnf;
16-(MI3b; yew-cupping 26-

'.• i n

ETemenw : tee EubemenM.
Ervoepoel. II. 20-iO«c.
Eveniiut emerald : tee Peridot.
— crrnbeak 27-«33c.
Emina Journal (Albany) !•-
5701,; 1-4900.

Journal (N.Y.) It-

. U (N.Y.) 1*-569(L
Krrning Xetct ( Loud . ) 19-56Ib.
Krrniny 1'a* (N.Y.) 19-iS»b.
EveninK primroae 13-771b;

20-|n4,i; 22-340d-
Evening Shade, Ark. 2-558

. Standard (Land.) It-
MSi

Evening star 27-1013a.
Evening Tranxript (Boston)

19-5670,
Eveniobb. Wales 0-428 (T.

_venlode, riv., Oxon. 2O-415b.
Evens. Ga. 11-752 (U2).
Evensen. Captain (explorer)

21-965b.
Eventuality (phrenoL) 21-

537b.

Evenus, riv.. Gr. : fee Euenns.
Evenwood. W.Va. 28-1 18 (D3).
Eve of SI Agnes, The (Keats)

15-708C,
Err of St Mark, The (Keato)

it-tOte.
Eveque, Force 1' (prison), Paris

18-833a.

Eveque, L', mt.. Alps l-743b.
Everaert, CorneUs 8-72 lo.
Everard. count of Friuli 16-

549a.

— , Sir John 7-865e>
— , Sir Richard 19-778d.

— de Karris: tee Barrkv
Everard de.

— de Klrkham 2-33d.

— of Gateley 2-32d-
Everard. cape. Viet. 28-33

(K'.'-3); 2-959b.
— , lake, S.Ans. 2-960 (E6).
— . mts., S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
Everbecq, Bclg. 3-668 (C2).
Evercreech, Som. 9-430 (VL

HI).
EVERDINGEN. ALLART VAN

10-7a.

— . Caesar Tan lO-7b; 1-6860.
— , Jan van 10-7 b.
Everdon, Northanta 19-769O.
fCvere. Bete. 4-693d.
EVEREST, SIR GEORGE 1O-

7c; lO-7d; Indian survey

•-MM.

Everest, Kan. 15-654 (Gl).
EVEREST, mt.. India 10-7d;

14-376 (M5); 13-475C.
Everest theodolite 26-763d.
Everett, A. (geologist) 2-945d.
— , ALEXANDER HILL (diplo-
matist) 10-7 d.
— . CHARLES CARROLL 10-

— , EDWARD 10-Sb; statue

4-292b.
— , J. D. : Interpolation 14-

708a; prolectton 17-658b.
EVERETT. Mass. 10-9a; 17-

852 (B3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F5).
EVERETT, Wash. 10-9b; 28-

354 (C1-2X
— , mt.. Mass. 17-852 (A2).

— C'itv, Ga. M-752 (E4).

— Junction, Mich. 18-372
(C4).

Everetts Station, Ga. 11-7 5t

(B3).

EverBcm. Belg. 3-B68 (Cl).
Everglade. Fla. 10-:, I ft (E6).
EVERGLADES, lake. Fla. 10-

9c; 10-540 (F6).

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page I,

275

EVER-EZZO

Evergreen. Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— , Ida. 14-276 (A3).

— , La. 17-54 (B-C3).

— , Va. 28-118 (D3).

— , mt., N.Y. 19-596 (A2).

EVERGREEN t plant) 10-90.

— beech 6-146b; 26-9644.

— meadow-eraw 13-7 66a.

— oak 19-935a; 2-746d; geo-
logical age 21-778d.

— Branch, riv., Wis. 28-740
(E3).

Everhart, I.F. 24-4764.
Evi'ringham, Yorks. 9-416

(U. F2).
EVERLASTING (bot.) 10-10a;

5-23 la.

— Compact (1474) : see Per-
petual Peace.

— League 26-247b; 26-24Sd.

— pea 21-3b; 16-3S3d.
Everley, la. 14-732 (A-B1).
Evermann, Barton Warren 16-

406d; on Salmo 24-S2d.

Evernic acid 16-5S3C.

Evers, F. ll-799b.

— , Sir Ealph 15-299c; 1-
•33*.

Evershed and Vignoles's ohm-
meter 20-34d.

Evershot, Dorset. 9-420 (HI.
B5).

EVERSLEY, CHARLES
Shaw Lefevre, viscount 10-
lOb.

— , George John Shaw Lefevre,
baron 10-10d ; commons
preservation 6-7S3b; Tram-
ways Act 27-165a.

Eversley, Hants 9-420 (III.
F4); 15-817C.

Evcrson, Pa, 21-106 (C-D5).

— , Wash. 28-354 (CD.

Everton, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).

— , Beds. 13-9524.

— , Ind. 14-422 (G5).

— , Mo. 18-608 (C4).

Everts, Johann : tee Secundus,
Johannes.

Evertsen, C. : Beachy Head
3-562b; New York 19-621b;
tomb 18-409b.

Ever-Victorious Army 24-
SOOb.

Every, John : see Avery, John.

i'rrrj/mun 8-502a; 9-615a; 8-
499d.

Erery Man in his Humour (Ben
Jonson) 16-502d.

Eveshaiu, Walter of : see
Odington. Walter.

EVESHAM, Worcs. 10-10d;
9-420 (HI. C2); battle (1265)
9-493C, 18-7 82a; fruit -farm-
ing 11-261C, ll-264c; hun-
dred of 28-824c; tower 27-
llOc.

— , vale of, dist., Worcs. 28-
823c.

Eve's thread (bot.) 28-94 la,

Evian-les-Bains, Fr. 10-778
(114); 18-518d; 13-74d.

Evicted Tenants Act (1907)
14-7S8d.

— Tenants Commission (1892)
14-786b.

EVIDENCE 10-llb; affidavit
l-300b; Babylonian law 3-
120d; children 6-139d; con-
tract 7-38d; documentary
10-18d, 8-367C, 2S-772a;
expert 10-8 la; handwriting
12-916c; hearsay 10-17b;
on commission 6-775a;
prisoner's confession 6-9 04c;
relevancy 10-16b; stolen
goods 25-955a; torture 27-
72b.

— Act (India 1872) 14-435a;
2S-884b.

Evidences of Christianity, Fiew
o/ the (Paley) 2O-629c.

Evie, Scot. 24-412 (El).

Evigtok, Green. : see Ivigtut.

Evil: Hebrew religion 15-
423c; Leibnitz 16-389c;
Malebranche 5-420b; New
Testament 15-14 Jc; Persian
religion 28-1041c; Spinoza
5-423d; spirits of evil : see
Demonology. See also Sin.

Evil and Evolution 8-123c.

Evilard, Switz. 26-242 (C2);
3-92 la.

EVIL EYE 10-21d; 19-181d.

Evill, Som. : see YeoviL

Evil-Merodach : see Amil-
Marduk.

Evington, Va. 28-118 (C3).

Evionnaz, Switz. 26-240(1.

Evisa, Core. 15-4 (B3).

Evishgore, pass, Ire. 16-972c.

Evitte Creek, riv., Pa. and Md,
17-828 (Bl); 21-106 (E6).

Evje, Nor. 19-804 (B3).

Evolena, Switz. 26-242 (C4).

Evolute 11-7 16b; 14-548C.

EVOLUTION 10-22b: 28-
1023b; 20-S38a; 20-590a;

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

anthropology 2-1 12b; em-
bryological theory 10-30a,
13-351b; of earth ll-648c,
ll-656d; ethics 9-841a, 27-
822b; metaphysics 18-227b,
25-635d, 18-226b; of plants
21-775c; psychology 18-
235c,18-241a; recapitulation
theory 9-322d; sociology 25-
324c, 6-409a; teleology 26-
542a; theism 26-751c; the-
ology 2-193a, 8-123c, 18-

57 Id. See also Heredity and
Variation and Selection.

Evolution (math.) 2-531b.
Evolution o1 Animals, History

of the (Baer) 3-191c.
Evolvulus alsinoides 7-67b.
EVORA, Port. 10-37b; 25-530

(B3);22-157d.
Evotomys 23-442d.

— glareolus : see Red-backed
field mouse.

Evran, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Evrard, Simonne 17-669d.
Evre, riv., Fr. 1O-778 (D4);

16-923d.

Evrecin, dist., FT. 19-749b.
Evrecy, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Evreux, Amaury de Montfort,

count of 10-37d.
— , Frederic Maurice de la

Tour d'Auvergne, count of :

see Bouillon.
— , Sir John Stuart, count of :

see Stuart, Sir John, of

Darnley and Aubigny.

— Philip, count of : see Philip,
king of Navarre.

— , Walter d' : see Walter

d'Evreux.
EVREUX, Fr. 10-37c; 10-778

(E3); 19-749b.

Evripo, str.. Or. : see Euripus.
Evron, Fr. 10-778 (D3); 17-

933a.

Evrykhou.Cyprus 7-696 (map).
Evry-Petit-Bourg, Fr. 24-588c.
" Evstafl " (Russ. battleship)

24-9034.

Evstratie (jurist) 23-845b.
Evtoghia, Asia M. : see Tokat.
Evurtius, St : see Enurchus, St.
Evzones 12-438a; 12-425a;

costume 12-431d.
Ewab, isls., MaLArch. : see Kei.
Ewald (missionaries) 18-584C.
— , Carl (Danish author) 8-

43d.
— , GEORG HEINRICH AU-

gust von 10-38a; 3-862c;

Canticles 5-2 14d; marriage

of Hosea 13-785a; Micah

18-357d; Toot<26-1041c.
— , Herman Frederik 8-43a,
— , JOHANNES 10-39a; 8-4 la.
Ewan, lord of Argyll l-563d

2-488a,

Ewan, N.J. 19-502 (B4).
Ewart, James Cossar 14-27c

27-908d.

— , WILLIAM 10-40a.
Ewden Keck, riv., Yorks. 28-

933 (C3).

Ewe, counts of : see En.
Ewe, inlet, Scot, 24-412 (C2);

23-7 4 Ic.
— . id., Scot. 24-412 (C2); 11-

390b.

— , riv., Scot. 17-698d.
EWE (peoples) 10-40a: l-329d;

animal worship 2-52a.
Eweawo, tribe 1-3294.
Ewell, A. W. 21-936C.
— , RICHARD STODDERT 10-

40a; 21-304a; 28-633d.
Ewell, Sur. 16-942 (D3).
— , West, Sur. 16-942 <C3).
Ewells, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Ewelme, Oxon. 9-420 (III.

E3); 3-568b; church 20-

418b, 10-606b.

Ewe-me, dist., W.Af. 10-408,
Ewemi, tribe l-329d.
Ewen, lord of Argyll : see

Ewan.

Ewen, Mich. 18-372 (B4).
Ewenny, Wales 12-75d; 12-

76c; 7-345C.
Ewer (diet.) 15-544C.
Ewerby, Lines. 9-416 (H. G3);

16-7 16d.
Ewers Creek, riv., Okla. 20-

58 (Cl).

Ewes, Sir Symonds d' : see

D'Ewes.
Ewes (Ewes Water), riv., Scot.

21-412 (F4); 8-663b; geology

8-663c.
Ewiger Bund : see Everlasting

League.
Ewige Richtung : see Perpetual

Peace.
Ewiger Schnee Alp, mts.,

Aust. : see Ubergossene Alp.
Ewiges Leben, mt., Aus. 5-

347a.
Ewigschneehorn, mt., Alps

1-744*.

Ewin, John 16-960b.

EWING, ALEXANDER
(divine) 10-40b.

— , Alexander (major) "10-40c.

— , G. E. 12-83b.

— , Hugh Boyle 10-1 la.

— , James Alfred : extenso-
meter 25-1013d; isthmus
method 17-336d; magnetic
balance 17-33 5c; magnetic
induction 17-329d, 17-334c;
magnetism 17-350a; seismo-
meter 24-590c; specific heat
27-901c; vowel sounds 28-
176c.

Ewing, John 21-llSc.

— , JULIANA HORATIA ORR
10-40C.

— , THOMAS (d. 1871) 10-40d;
24-851C.

— , Thomas (d. 1896 : son of
above) 10- 1 la.

Ewing, Ga. 11-752 (D5).

— , 111. 14-304 (D5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E7).

— , Ky. 15-740 (E2).

— , Neb. 19-324 (F2).

— -, N.J. 27-252d.

— , Va. 28-118 (A2).

Ewington, Ind. 14-422 (F6).

Ewing v. Dominion Bank 3-
351b.

EwingvUle, N.J. 19-502 (C3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D7).

Ewing c. Orr-Ewing 27-332d.

Ewirem, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A3).

Ewood, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).

Ewry, office of 17-3a.

Ewyas Harold, Hereford. 9-
420(111. B3); 13-357a,

— Lacy, dist., Hereford. 13-
357b.

Exaerde, Belg. 3-668 (Dl).

Kxulbuminous (diet.) ll-259b.

Exaltacion, Bol. 4-167 (B2).

Exaltados (party 1834) : see
Progressistas.

Examination in chief 10-2 la;
28-7Cla.

Examination of Sir William
Hamilton's Philosophy (Mill)
18--'44b; 23-59C.

EXAMINATIONS 10-1 1 a.

Examiner of plays : see Censor-
ship, dramatic.

Examiner, The (Am. news-
paper) 19-572C.

Examiner, The (Eng. review)
19-562c; Fonblanque 10-
603a; Leigh Hunt 13-935a;
Mill's letters 18-455d.

Examite 28-452b.

Exannual roll 10-56b.

Exantbemope : see Horned
wavey.

Exaporritus : see Mavrocor-
dato, Alexander.

EXARCH (title) 10-49c; 8-
865c; 2O-931b; Bulgarian
Church 4-778d; Italy 15-
28a. See also Ravenna, Ex-
archate of.

Exarchists (diet) 10-49c.

Exarch stele (diet.) 21-735d.

Exbourne, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
D2).

Exbury, Hants 9-420 (III. E5).

Excalation 2-30 1 a.

Excalibur : see Escalibur.

Excalphatoria 22-7 08d.

EXCAMBION 10-49c; 28-329c.

Excardinatio (diet.) 5-321b.

Ex cathedra 14-511d; 27-
950c.

Excel, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

EXCELLENCY 1O-494.

Excello, 18-608 (D2).

Excelsior, Ark. 2-552 (A2).

— , Minn. 18-550 (E5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (14).

— , Wis. 28-740 (C5).

— , geyser, Yellowstone Park
28-912b.

— , mts., Nev. 5-8 (D2).

" Excelsior " (ballet; Man-
zotti) 26-736b.

Excelsior diamond 16-198b;
8-1 63d.

— Springs, Mo. 18-608 (B2).
Exceptio (Rom. law) 21-832a;

23-555b.

Exceptions, Bill of 3-932c.
Excess function 27-919b.
Exchange, Pa. 21-106 (13).
EXCHANGE 10-SOb; 28-438b;

4-630b.

— banks 3-334 b; Japanese
15-200d.

— , bill of : see Bill of Exchange.

— Committees 27-140c.
Exchanges, theory of (heat)

13-1 52c.

Exchange Telegraph Co. «.
Central News 7-1 18c.

— Telegraph Co. v. Gregory
7-120b.

EXCHEQUER 10-54d; 9-458b;
English and Irish 9-464d;
Henry II. 's reforms 10-446c;

19-674a; records 22-959c,
26-3 7 9a.

Exchequer, auditor of : see
Auditor of the exchequer.

— bond 10-58a.

— , Chancellor of the 10-5 6a;
functions of 10-57d, 5-833c:
precedence 22-269c.

— contribution account 9-
430d.

— , court of 7-323b; 15-815b;
Curia Regis 9-479a, 7-639c;
terms 26-642a.

— .Treasurer of : see Lord
High Treasurer.

Excideuil, Fr. 10-778 (E5).

EXCISE 10-58b; 9-462c; India
14-389b; Japan 15-21 7d;
medieval communes 6-7 86a;
reforms 9-465c; taxation 26-
460b.

Exciter (machine) 8-7 SOb.

Exclave (diet.) 9-369b.

Exclusion Bill (1680) 9-541a;
5-9 lob; Green Ribbon Club
12-551a; Halifax's speech
12-840b; Russell's advocacy
23-S66d.

— , method of (logic) 3-149b;
16-906C.

Exclusive Brethren 21-864d.

EXCOMMUNICATION 10-59b;
Alduin 14-684a; bull -lighters
4-789c; Calvin 22-287a; Con-
stitutions of Clarendon 6-
436a; Erastus' treatise 9-
733a; medieval use 8-861b;
Templars' privileges 26-
591b, 26-593a; William I.
9-476b.

Excommunicato capicndo
(\yrit) 28-849CJ 7-45c.

— liberando (writ) 28-849o.
EXCRETION 10-61d; 19-927c.
Excubitores 23-523b.
Excursion, The (Wordsworth)

28-830a.
Excusable homicide (law) 13-

642b.

Ex dividend (x.d.) 8-332b.
Exe, riv., Dev. 9-430 (VI. F2);

4-584 (B7); 8-132b; trout

fishing 25-388d.
Execestidus 25-366C.
Ej-ccrabilis (1307) 9-446b.
EXECUTION (legal process)

10-fild.
— , civil 10-61 d.

— (death sentence) : see Capi-
tal punishment.

— , equitable 10-62d.
— , Scots law 10-62d.
Executive Commission

(France) (1848) 10-867c.
Executive Mansion, Wash. :

see White House.
Executor de son tort 10-64b.
Executores justitiae : see Ban-

deresi.
Executors' Act (1869) : see

Hinde Palmer's Act.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINIS-

trators 10-63c; l-l'.tld;

creditor administrator 23-

202a; intestate's property

14-714b; inventory 14-718a;

letters of administration 1-

194c; Mahommedan 14-

444c; probate 22-403b.
Executor's year 10-64a.
Exedares (Armenian king) 20-

354b.
EXEDRA (Exhedra) 10-64c;

of Herodes Atticus 20-iiiic.
Exckias (vase-painter) 5-717c;

5-732 (PI. I. fig. 54).
Kxeligmos (chron.) 13-492a.
EXELMANS, RENE JOSEPH

Isidore 10-64c; 28-37 7a.
Exempla (diet.) 9-6 lOc.
Exemplary damages 7-782d.
Exemption Laws : see Home-
stead and Exemption Laws.
Exempt prelate 22-278b.
EXEQUATUR 10-65a; 7-

20b; Italian Iawl5-61d, 15-

6Gb.
Exercitus Romanae militiae

(Ravenna) 22-927c.
Exergue (diet.) 19-870d.
Exestan, dist., Wales 6-91b.
EXETER, earl, marquis and

duke of 10-65a; 1-7 17a.
— , Anne, duchess of 28-

925c.
— , Baldwin of : see Baldwin,

sheriff of Devon.
— , Elizabeth Holand, duchess

of 16-145; 21-726b.
— , Henry Courtenay, mar-
quess of 10-65b; 7-326a.
— , Henry Holand, duke of 10-

65b; 9-516d.
— , John Holand, duke of (c.

1355-1400) 10-65a; 9-510c;

trial 17-4b.
— . John Holand, dnke of

(1395-1447) 10-65b; 22-

779d.

Exeter, Sarah Cecil, countess

of 5-593d.
— , Thomas Beaufort, duke of

3-5S5d: 16-145; 9-512a;

admiralty court l-203a.
— , Thomas Cecil, earl of 10-

65c; 4-81 6b.
Exeter, Cal. 5-8 (D3).
— . Can. 20-114 (B3).
EXETER, Dev. 10-65c; 9-

430 (VI. E2); 4-584 (B7);

^Kthclstanl-291c; bishopric

9-421b; cathedral 5-521d,

5-ol9c, 12-108 (Plate), 28-

792d (Plate); Danes 9-469b,

l-582c; fair 10-128b; geo-

log>- 8-132b; gilds 12-14c;

library 16-5561); Pcrkin

Warbeck 9-525b; Saxon

School 8-1 33d.
Exeter, 111. 14-304 (B4).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , Mo. 18-608 <C5).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).
EXETER, N.U. 10-66d ; 19-

490 (F6).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (L3).
— , R.I. 23-249 (B2).
— , bay, Can. 5-160 (R2).
— , riv., N.H. 19-490 (E6);19-

491ft.
EXETER BOOK (Codex Exo-

nicnsis) 10-67a; 9-608d; 23-

31 7a.
Exeter College, Oxford 20-

408c; gold cup 21-801c (flg.);

library 16-553d; sports 2-

847c.
Exeter Domesday Book : see

Exon Domesday.
Exeter ship-canal, Dev. 10-

66a.

Exfoliation : see. Sequestrum.
Exford, Som. 9-430 (VI. El);

10-72c.

Exhall, Warwick. 3-625a.
Exhauster (gas manuf.) 11«

487b.
Exhaustion (math.) 14-535d;

2-368d.

Exhaustive crop l-404b.
Exhaust -port. 25-832a.
Exhedra : see Exedra.
EXHIBITION 10-67b; 21-158.

See also separate exhibit ions,

e.Q, International Exhibi-

in"i. London, 1851.
Exhomologcsis : Armenian

rite 2-570d; in baptism 3-

367d.
EXHUMATION 10-71a; for

dissection l-937b; law 4-

823d.

Exide negative plate l-127b.
Exigent, writ of 28-850b.
EXILARCH 10-71a; 15-403d.
EXILE 10-71c; Magna Carta

10-4 49a.
EXILI 10-72C.
Exilissa, Rom. colony, N.A1. :

see Ceuta.

Exilles, It. 3-393b.
— , pass, It. 3-43a.
Eximeniz, Francesch : see Xi-

menes, Francesch.
Exira, la. 14-732 (C3).
Existence theorem 27-920b;

11-7 30c.
Exit pupil (optics) l-56c; 16-

426b; 18-407a.
Kxley, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Ex-libris : see Book-plates.
Exline, 111. 14-304 (E2).
Exmes, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Exminster, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

E2).
EXMOOR FOREST, Som. and

Dev. 10-72c; 9-430 (VI. El);

geology 9-412d, 25-389a;

stag-hunting 13-947c.

— sheep 24-821a.
Exmore, Va. 28-118 (G3).
EXMOUTH, EDWARD PEL-

lew, viscount 10-72d; 3-

384a.
EXMOUTH, Dev. 10-73b; 9-

430 (VI. F2).
— , gulf, W.Aus. 2-960 (A4);

2-942a.

— , id., Arct. : geology 15-568d.
Exner, Franz : atmospheric

electricity 2-864b; electro-
scope 2-£61a.
— , Sigmund : on brain growth

21-538a; nerve impulses 19-

47b.
Exoasoaceae (Exoascineae) 11-

339c; ll-337a.
Exoascus ll-339c: nuclei 11-

334d; reproduction ll-339c.

— pruni 21-854d.
Exobasidlum ll-344a; 11-

335d.

Exocarpus 26-440b; 28-540b.
Exocoetus : ser Flying herring.
Exocyclica 8-881d.
Exodia (drama) 8-493d,
Exodus (poem) 4-935b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

Jo make full u*e of this Index It It ctscntlal to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

EXODUS. BOOK OF (t.lt.l.)

ilium punra: XT Jalap,
nvvrn 7-11 - . 15- 7Ua.
brantrulana 22-r.".'».
-800a.

7-lb.
Ex omnibus aflUoUonibus

(papal bull) 3-1150.
Exomolofesls : ttt Exhomolo-

gesto: Confession.
Exon. C. 16-146d.
Exon (title) 26-111 7 a.

Kx •'. i:' ' • x .:• '.i 19-.'l.' I.

Xjon Domesday 7-1 82a; 8-

S98e; 9-435d.
Ejcoitiensis code* : see ExeUr

I. . •
Exouhthalmlo goitre 12-192b;

18-197b: anti-thyroid serum

M-905C.
Exophthalmos 12-192c; 2O-

800; leontlasts ossea 16-

i ,.

Exopod (Exopodlte) 17-457b.
Exoprosopa umbroaa 18-

ExopterygoU 13-427a; 13-
430d; 13-433e; geological
age 13-CCJl.. 13-434b.

EXORCISM 10-80a: baptism
3-36:.d. 5-508c; blessing of
palms 19-451O; purlncation
22-«aOd; St. Paul's practice
20-;i 1 7d.

EXORCIST 10-SOc.

Kx Stl ' •: 25-l.:j!.. »<• .;/., <

.

Exospore 23- 1 2 1 c,
Exosporeae 19-1 05o; 19-109b.
Exosporldla 9-389b.
Exosporldium 9-389C,
Exostosls 17-3740.
Exoteric (diet,) 9-77 Ic.
Exotbeoal (diet.) 8-877d.
Exothecium 19-566d.
Exothermic 6-43c; 24-807d.
EXOTIC (diet.) 19-800.
Kvr ^ ;.• 25-7-Ji,..
Exoukontlans 2-543b.
Expallly, Fr. 14-25o.
Expanded metal steel concrete

-v-t.-MI 6-Vl>,l.

Expansion (math.) l-606b;
asymptotic ll-309a.

— , coefflcient of 16-7 4 7 b.
-. steam 13-137b; 14-56b.

Expansion of England (Seeley)

Expansion-valve 25-8340.
Ex_parte motion 18-906a.
EXPATRIATION 10-80c; 19-

175b; 27-693a.
Expectant medicine, school of

18-59a.
Expectation (math.) 22-379a:

22-384b.

— (philoo.) 22-576a.
Expectoration (anthropol.) 17-

83.'.a: 19-161c.
K\; .-I.'. I'.i. 21-1.1'-. (K.M.
Expensuatlo (law) 23-550c;

(philos.) 22-54So;
Avenarius 18-
139d; Descartes 6-414h;
Green. T. H. 12-535b; Kant
15-666d; shmlflc Interpreta-
tion 25-80c: Ward's oon-
tin'mm 28-320h.
1 Experiontia docet B.C."
(painting : WatU) 28-421d.

Expsrmwot. «a. 11-751 (III).

I -......• . :„:,:.. . Z2-

Joan

ExplWt function (m»th.) 14-

ExplolU. bay. Nfd. 19-481b;
19- IT'.. . I

-. rlv.. KM. 19-4780: 19-4T9
in.'); haematite iron 19-

nt, kd*.. Nfd. 19-479
(C2).

Explosion 6-18d; mines 18-
540c,8-588d; temperature

Exiilosive antimony 2-128*.

EXPLOSIVES 10--I . alloys
1-iUSa; blaxtlnic 4-44d. 4-
46d: cnwlvo action 2O-217c;
li<iuld nwes 16-759b; mili-
tary l-864d. 10-7 16b; safety

Explosives Act (1875) lO-84a;

9-4310.

— Act (1883) 14-7 84a.
Exponent (math.) 19-851d.

" i function 18-

l-612b;
Bessel's functions 25-657c;
complex variable 11-3 lie;
continued fraction 7-32c;
table* 26-3340.

Export, Pa. 21-108 (FT).

Export duties : tee Import and
export dalles.

Exposition. Pa. 21-106 (B2).

Exposition (drama) 8-4 7 7 a.

Exposition o/ Oracle* of Ike
Lord (Paplas) 2-202d.

Erpotitor. flu (English peri-
odical) 7-353(1.

Expositor, The (Mormon paper)
18-S44C.

EXPRESS (diet.) 10-840.

" K xprois * (ship) 24-9 16a.

Eiprrs* and Wesfbote (news-
paper) 19-57 la.

Express bullet 10-Sia.

— oOTenant 7-330b.

— delivery 10-84d: 22-1 84c;
rate in U.S. 22-196a.

Exi>re>Mion (organ stop) 12-
•Mo.

— <ous)20-47b; 2O-S2C,

— (phlios.) l-278d; l-283a;
l-284a.

K\|.rv« rirtV 23-ri.V.

- service 10-84d; 10-177a.

— train lO-84d.
KTpronilsHio (law) 19-832C.
EXPROPRIATION 10-85a.
Erjtuynatio llibemica 12-44c.
EXPULSION 10-85a.

" Expulsion from Eden "

(fresco: Haaaocio) 20-4«9d.
Ex quo •»"enlmrl (papal bull)

3-7190.

Exaertod (diet,) 10-S68a.
Exaho. Ala. 1-460 (At).
Kxsilium • see Exile.
Exstipulate (diet.) 16-326a.
Ex Btimilatu actlo 23-559c;

23-S66d.

EXHUIKO Domino (papal bull)
_8-885b: 17-1 37a.
EXTENSION (philos.) 10-8Sc;

22-564d; Descartes 5-41 5b;

Spinoza 5-423C.
ExtciiHlty (philos.) 10-85d;

22-SfiSd; definition 22-556h;

complex sensations 22-562d ;

space experience 22-566b.
Extensive agriculture l-388a;

— calculus 1-4144.
Kxtensoiiictcr 2S-1013b.

10-Mb foU.

flags: ttt

t writ of 38-SSOb.
MUATINO CIRCUM-
ttmmttt 10
10-WJd. 19-M4d.
. rlv.. Her. 10-740a.

conductlbllit) : tee

External ancular
940a.

,; .:. 4- ....

process !•

10-

-. '.. 7-. I,,
Extinction (optics and crys-
tall.) 7-587b; U-Slte.

— , cunre of B4-930O.
i • 10-

•iteB. Bug. (UuU.) 9-424
Al).

— , En«. (Som.) 9-430 (VL

— , 1'a. 21-106 (17).
EXTORTION 10-s7a.
Kxtrabrancnial cartilage 24-

1 N-: , •. .r." |j ,...:.-!, 2O--J..!..

Extra-columella 2S-16ud.
EXTRACT (pharmacy) 10-
STa,

— (waste wool yarn) 28-906b.
Extraction (chem.) 10-87b; of

oil 20-17.1. 20-48c. ao-itc.
Extra dlctionem : trr Fallacy.
EXTRADITION 19-87b ; 7-

457c; appeal 2-212b; Bow

Street jurisdiction 21-981b:

bribery 4-5 1 6d: political

offenders 9-567d.
EXTRADOS (arch.) 10-89c;

2-342d.
Kxtraneous discourses (Aris-

totle) 2-5 19a.
Extraordinary ecclesiastical

affairs, congregatiou for 7-

1,1 j.i.

— of the Guard : tee under
Tower of London, warden.

Extrapolation (math.) 14-706*.
Extra vaganUe 5-197b; S-198b.
Extravasation lined.) 28-2 4 8a.
Extrcmadura, dM. : tee Estre-

madura.
Extremal (math.) : tee Carve,

stationary.
EXTREME UNCTION 10-89c;

Gnostic form 27-8S6b.
Extrcmum (math.) 27-915d.
Kxtrorsc (hot.) 10-507d.
Exulans-Kalk 6-88b.
Exuma, isls., W.I. 3-207d; 28-

544 (1J1-C2).

— , sound. W.I. 28-544 (Bl-
C2).

Exiimhrella (Ex-umbral sur-

face) 18-70a.

Exupcrantiun, St 28-10588,
Exuperius, St 14-577C,
ExuviaccUa 8-278b; 8-277d

dik--'.

Eyakede. Xte. 19-678 (B3).
Eyam, Derby. 3-229c.
Eyas (falconry) 10-142b; 10-

Eyasst. lake. Ger.E.Af. 11-771

(Bl)u
Eyb (Eybe), Albrecht von 11-

TSTd.
EYBESCHUTZ, JONATHAN

10-90a.

Eyehauda, pass, Alpsl-742c.
EYCK, HUBERT van lO-'jua;

20-4«7b.

— , JAN van 10-90c; 20-467c;
oil-iMiintini? 2O-494e; por-
traiture 20-475C, 22-128d.

Eyde, .<. 19-71 1.1.

Eyder. rlv., Prug. : tre Elder.

Eydtkunen. Ger. 21-929 (Dl);

22-5 19d.
Eye. NorthanU. 9-414 (IV.

ni).

EYE (Ileya, Aye). Sufl. 10-
9!b; 9-424 (IV. E2); castle

10-illb.

lake, CBO. S-tM (O4J.
kASoot. S4-41I (EtJ.
Hoot. 24-411 (Bl);

aw Wreak.
. Hcot. S-Rl&b.
(anal.) 19-»lc; albtoo
eoadlUoa l-A04e; atropbkf

»-W3c; oooalnc 4V4)llb; de-
ilt-74ld: <lts»s»«s«i<
19-»4d; Isos 19-Md; Matuo-
Uoo's iheorr l«-41ld; nsrr*
supply M-SS9o; opttc nerve

19-3»0a (n«.); ph

mine «-9«3a. Ait also Vision.
— scale l-36«b.
Eyibrtint M-4Mc.

— UasUe. round tower. Soot. :
tee Torwoodlee Rincs.

Eyed hawk moth l«-4744.

— lady bird 41-47 4a

— Uxard 2S-5JOd.

Eye dots : tee Eye speck*.
Kyehill Creek, rlv.. Can. 1-500

(B2).
Eyehorn. mU, Alp* 241-242

(E61

Eyelid 10-93b.
EYtMOUTH. -...I 10-1 ..... :

24-412 (F4); geology 3-

8151.; sea n»hery 3-81M.
Eve of Jacob, The 12-814d.
Eye of the King (title) M-208c,
Eyepiece (optics) l*-401b; 26-

Eyers Grove, Pa. 21-106 (13).
Eye specks 28-130d.

— splice 15-873d.
Eygurande. Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Eyt lagoon. W.AL : tee Asslnl.
EyJofJOrdr. fjord. Ice. 14-228

(Cl).

Eylar. lit 14-304 (D3).
Ey lard Schoneveld: tee Schone-

veld. Eylard.
EYLAU, O«r. lO-lOOc; 11-808

(III): battle (1807) 10-lOOc,

19-223d.
Eymerico, Nicholas 27-75a;

14-59 1 a.

Eymet. Fr. 1O-778 (E5).
EymouUere. Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Eynoourt, D' 14-7 16a.
Eynd (diet,) 19-745b.
Eynesbury, Ilunt.x. 24-33a.
Eynhallow. 1*1.. Scot. 22-48d-

— , str., Scot. 22-48d.
Eynort. inlet. Soot. (Skye)

24-412 (B2).

— , inlet. Scot. (S. Ulst) 24-412
(A2); 27-5641..

Eynsford, Kent 16-942 (E3);
ll-266a,

— , diat., Norf. 19-746b.
Eynsham. Oxon. 9-420 (III.

K3); 4-592d; 20-4 Kid; Bene-

dictine foundation 20-418a.

l-255c; paper-mills 20-

41 lib.

F.ynthout, Bete. 3-668 (El).
Eyo : see Yoruba.
Eyota, Minn. 18-550 (E7).
Eyqucm (family) 18-748b.
EYRA 10-lOlc.
Eyrarhakki, Ice. 14-228 (B3);

14-230a.
Evroaqota (saga) 14-236a; 23-

leooa.

EYRE, EDWARD JOHN 10-
lOld: Australian explora-
tion 2-960d; Jamaican gov-
ernment 15-i:il.l. 27-227d;
Kinsley's defence 15-817d;
Mill's attack l°8-457c,

— , SIR JAMES 10-lOta.

— . Sir Vincent 2-642C,
Eyre. W.Aua. 2-960 <D6).

— , lake, S.Aus. 2-960 (F5); 2-
943c; 2-961b.

— , mU., N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
Eyre. Justices in 7-459a; 9-

479a: 18-583c; chief justice
10-645b; circuits S-l-ld.

— . R, v. 17-791a.
Eyrecourt, Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Eyre Creek, riv.. S.AUS. 2-

960 (F5).

EVER-EZZO

',"•'

14-t35b.

«d : ttt Osterbnd.
n. J. A. 14-1166.
EythoriM. Kent 9-414 (IV.

T. a SO-ISla; 17-

I79e.

Eyubl Effendl !7-431b.
Kyuk. Asia M. : me Euyuk.

I

••Mi
Eyrtndr

14-lJtc;

14V765a.

Ewchlel (Jewish poet) 9-

490b; 13-144d; 21-467d.
Ezeho, Ger. : tee lliehoe
EZEKIEL (Hebrew prophet)
19-102a; ApocalypUe pa«-
sagest-iese. 2-171b: oerf
monlal religion l»-18«a;
Sabbath 13-17»d. 3-l»6b.

— (Hook): chronology 16-
517d: llaooai compared 12-
815d; Uterary structure 3-
8530.

Eiekiel, MOMS 2V516b; 17-

63c; 16-528a.
Eiekielus : tee EcecbleL
EnL Ky. 15-740 (E3).
EzeU (sect) »-94d.
EnriU. tribe 25-613*.
E-Zlda, temple. Babylon 19-

323a.

— , temple. Borstppa 4-276b:
19-323a; Gula's shrines at
12-7 13d.

— , temple. Calah 4-965b.
Ezi!«i-, lloll. 13-588 (Dl).
Ezton-Geber. Arab. l-453d;

15-31 Ib; 14-1900.

Eznik (ArmenJan writer) 2-
.-.;::l,; 17-..-JI.

Ezo. isl.. Jap. : see Tent.

Ezobhl. Joseph 13-174d.

Exor (costume) 7-227d.

Expeleta, Gaspar de 6-765b.

Ezr : tee Esdras.

EZRA (The Scribe) 10-104d;
24-482d; 2-661d: Assyrian
character introduced 13-
188d; Bible re-written 3-
849d; Halakhah 13-170d:
identification with Malachl
17-454b; reforms 15-398a,
23-;i:iSc, 26-291b; Targums
26-419d: tomb 3-196b.

Ezra, Apocalypse o/ : see Etm,
Fourth Boot of.

Ezra, Pal. : set Ezra 'a.

EZRA. THIRD BOOK OF 10-
10M.

EZRA, FOURTH BOOK OF
10-l"fla; 2-172c ; Adam
story l-170b; Apocalypse o)
Banch 3-455b.

Stva. FitUi Book of 2-174d.

Em, Sixtk Book of 2-174d.

Ezra 'a (Zorova), PaL 2O-602
(E3); 2-390d.

EZRA AND NEHEMIAH,
Book! of 10-ln>a: 2O-614d;
4-299a; Lamentation* com-
pared 14-118d: literary
structure 3-854d; ttalacM
compared 17-454C,

Ezra Church : battle (1864) 1-
825b; 2-854C.

ExravUle, X. Y. : tee Malone.

Ezzelino da Romano : tee
Eeeelino da Romano.

EzxtUnga, Ger. : tee Easlincrn.

Ezziya, riv.. Pal. 2O-602 (C2).

EZZO (Ehrenfrted), count (d.
1014) lO-llOd.

— (poet) lO-llOd: 21-60Sb.
EZZOLIED CAnogenge) 10-

llOd; ^

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F-FALSE

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instructions given on Page /.

F (alphabet) 10-11 la; l-727a;

12-7SOb ; 27-830aj Scot

tish 28-223D.
F (chcm.) 6-39b.
Faaborg, Den. 8-24 (C3) ; 8-

Faas of Yetholm 19-791b.
Fabara, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Fabaria, isl., North S. : see

Borkum.
Faba vulgaris : see Broad

bean.

Fabbri, count 21-663c.
FABDRONI, ANGELO 10-

lllb.
FABER (German family) 10-

lllc.

— (naturalist) 20-3 lOa.
— .BASIL 10-llld.

— , Franz 17-122d.

— , FREDERICK WILLIAM

10-1 lid: 14-187a-
—.JACOBUS 10-112b; 10-

82Sb.

— , JOHANN 10-112C.
— , Johan Nikolas Bohl von 4-

913b.
— , Johann Lothar von 10-

lllc.

— , John (the elder) 21-855c.
— , John (the younger) 21-

855c.
— , Peter 17-82a ; IS - 343a ;

M-88Sb.

Faber, Va. 28-11S (D3).
FABERT, ABRAHAM DE 10-

112d.
Faber y Larrea, Cecilia F. J.

Bohl de : see Caballero,

Fernan.

Fabia, tribus 16-271a.
FABIAN, SAINT (pope) 10-

113a.

Fabian Essays 2S-303b.
Fabian Society 28-455c ; 25-

303b.

Fabianus, Papirius 2S-950a.
Fabiola (Roman lady) 13-

lOld.
FABIUS (Roman family) 10-

113a.

— (Ambustus), Marcus 10-
113b.

— (Maximus Allobrogicus)
arch, Rome 23-596a.

— (Maximns). Quintns 10-
113b; 22-650d.

— (Pictor),QUINTUS10-114a;
16-820c; 23-659a.

— (Quintilianus), Marcus: see
Quintilian.

Fabius, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— . Mo. 14-276 (Dl).

— . N.Y. 19-596 (D-E3).

FABLE 10-1 14a; Anglo-Nor-
man 2-32d ; Breton 5-650d;
French ll-135b, 16-70d ;
Greek 24-228c, 13-407d ;
Hungarian 10-2 18b; Rum-
anian 23-846b ; Russian 23-
917b.

Fable of (he Bees (B. de Mande-
ville) 17-560a.

Fables of PUpay : see KalUah
and Dimnah.

FABLIAU 10-116d ; ll-114b ;
23-503a.

Fabrateria. It. 15-26 (D4).

— Nova, It. ll-92b.
FABRE, FERDINAND 10-

117c.
— , Francois Xavier l-489c ;

18-789b.
— , J. H. (entomologist) 3-

626c; 6-672d; 14-lSOc.
Fabre, lake, Can. 5-160

(F3).

— Museum, Montpellier, Fr.
18-7S9b.

FABRE D'EGLANTINE, P. F.
N. 10-1 ISa; 8-457a.

— d'Olivet 22-502a.
Fabrics, Antonio 24-515a.
FABRETTI, RAPHAEL 10-

118b.

Fabri, Honoratus 7-685d.
FABRIANI, SEVERING 10-

118c.
FABRIANO, It. 10-118d ; 15-

4 (D3).

Fabricio, bridge, Rome 23-612

(C3) : see also Quattro Capi,

Ponte del.

Fabricius, David 2S-785C.
— , E. 12-502C.
— , GAIUSLUSCINUSlO-llSd;

23-626C.

— , GEORG10-119a.
— , HIERONYMUS 10-1 1 iH' ;

l-930c; 27-927d.
— , Johann 5-106a.
— , JOHANN ALBERT 10

119b: 12-515d.
— , JOHANN CHRISTIAN 10-

11:1,1 : 8-468b.
— , Lucius 14-634a.
— , Paul 5-776c.
Fabricius, Pons, Rome : see

Fabricio, bridge and Quattro

Capi, Ponte del.
Fabris, Eniilio de 2-443d.
FABR1ZI, NICOLA 10-119d.
Fabrizia, It. 15-4 (F5).
Fabroni (diet.) 4-520d.
FABROT, CHARLES ANNI-

bal 10-120a.
Fabry, Charles 14-691d.
FABYAN, ROBERT 10-120b.
Fabyan House, N.H. 19-490

(E3).

FACADE (diet.) 10-120d.
Facatativa, Colom. 6-701 (B3);

7-629b.
FACCIOLATI, JACOPO 10-

120d.
FACE (human) 10-121a ; 1-

940c; 4-411c; 19-52b.
— • (machinery) 17-lOOlc.

— (type) 27-542C.

— colours (min.) 7-589a.
Facelina ll-523a.

Facenda Grande, Braz. 4-440

(H4).
Fachada, Mesa, plain, N.Mex.

19-520 (B2).
Facheux, bay, Nfd. 19-479

(C3).

Fachingen, Ger. 19-250C.
Facho, mt., Mad.Is. 17-281

(map) ; 17-280d.
Fachvereine 27-147b.
Facia (diet.) : see Fascia.
Facial angle 7-372c : 2-113a.

— artery 2-666d.

— holohedron : see Summital
holohedron.

— lobe 18-9 4 5a.

— nerve 19-395d ; 14-266d ;
27-1049a.

— vein 1-940C ; 27-969d.
Facies (diet.) 11-666C.

" FacUe " bicycle 7-6S3d.
Facih'ty, Law of 2-784c.
Facing point (diet.) 22-839C.
Facino, Cane 15-38b.
Facio, Nicholas 28-:!66a.
Facit, Lanes. 16-139 (E2).
Fackler, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Facsimile (printing) 14-370b.
FACTION (diet.) 10-121a.
Factiones 10-12la ; m classical

games ll-445d, 6-390c.
FACTOR (law) 10-121a.

— (math.) l-610a, 2-531b, 27-
27 8b.

— group 12-62 7c.
Factorial l-607a ; 8-224c ;

26-334d.

Factors Acts 10-121b ; 22-
174b ; 24-65c ; dock war-
rant 8-364b ; hire-purchase
13-523C ; mercantile agents
22-349C.

Factor tables 26-326b.

Factory, isl., Fr.Gui. 17-14a.

Factory 16-14a ; 25-865a.

— ACTS 10-1 22d; 16-1 Od
foil. ; administration 16-
16b ; bakehouses 4-467a
German legislation ll-891a
influence on wages 28-2:1 1 h
inspector 16-1 Od, 16-1 6c
laundries 16-1 la ; scaffold
ing 24-282b ; staircases 25-
766c ; Sunday 26-97d
truck regulations 16-20b
United States 16-25d. See
alfvt Labour legislation.

Factory Branch, riv., N.J. 19-
502 (D4).

Factory system (tailoring) 26-

359d.

Factoryville, Pa. 21-106 (L2).
Factum flduciae : see Fiducia.
FACULA 10-122d ; 26-85d.
Facultative referendum 28-

15a.

Faculties, Court of 10-123a.
FACULTY (law) 10-123a; 6-

979a ; pew 21-338C.

— (psych.) 10-123a ; 21-539b.

— (University) 10-123a ; 27-
751b; 27-773b; free 27-
769a.

— of Advocates : see Advo-
cates, Faculty of.

Fad, lake, Scot. 24-418 (A3) ;

geology 4-878C.
Fada, lake, Scot. 24-412 (C2) ;

23-742a.
Fadak, Arab. 17-4 ISa,

— N'Gurma, Fr.W.Af. 11-204
(G3) ; 7-73Cd.

Fadas (diet.) 10-135b.
Fadd, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Faddcv, isl., Arct-O. : see

Fadeyov.

Fader-Allah 22-766a.
Fadetto, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Fadeyev, isl., Arct.O. 21-938

(Bl); 25-10 (K-L1); 19-

536d.

Fadi (diet.) : see Taboo.
Fadl b. ul Hadathi 17-423a.

— b. Rabi 5-45a.

— b. Sahl S-45d.

— b. Yahya 5- 1 (<•.

— el Mania 9-127d.
Fadnia, tribe 3-67c.

Faecal vomiting : see under

Vomiting.

Faeces 19-923d ; 8-217d.
FAED, THOMAS 10-123b.
Faedo, It. 26-242 (H4).
Faelan, St : see Fillan, St.
Faellcsjord 28-7 la.
Faemundsjo, lake, Nor. 19-804

(Dl).
FAENZA, It. 10-123b ; 15-4

(C2) ; 15-79b ; anc. Faventia

15-26 <C2); battle (541) 27-

91a; pottery 5-7 33c foil., 5-

740 (Plate).
Faerensjft, lake, Nor. 19-804

(Dl).
Faeroc, chan., North S. 19-

7 Mle.
FAEROE, isls., North S. 10-

123c; 9-908 (E3); 21-938d;

trade 27-602a, 28-5 7 3b.
Faery Queen, The (Edmund

Spenser) 25-641d ; 9-619b ;

22-659a.
FAESULAE, It. 10-1 24c; 15-

26 (C3) : see also Fiesole.
Faette, Pta., mt., It. 15-4

(F-G2).
Fata, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-9$

(B2).

Fafernie, mt., Scot. 10-660d.
FAFNIR 10-125a ; 19-637a.
Faga, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11-204

(G3).
Fagaceae 7-635d ; 3-638b ; 5-

485c.

Fagan two-speed gear 3-916d.
Fagas, mt., Gr. : see Phicium.
Fage, Mary l-156c.
Fagel, Frans Nicolas, baron

25-607a.

Fagerhult, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Fagerlin, Ferdinand 20-516d.
Fagernaes, Nor. 19-804 (C2).
FAGGING (diet.) 10-125a.
FAGGOT (diet.) 10-125b.

— vote 10-125b.
Fagnani, Prospero 5-198d.
Fagnano, Giulio Carlo 16-412a.
Faenano, lake, Arg. 2-462

(C7) ; 26-964d.

Fagne, dist.. Belg. 3-668 (D3).

Fasniani, Maria : see under
Hertford, earls and mar-
quesses of.

FAGNIEZ.GUSTAV CHARLES
10-125b.

Fagopyrum esculentum : see
Buckwheat.

— tataricum 4-733c.
Fagotto : see Bassoon.

Fagradalsfjan, mt, Ice. 14

228 (D2).
FAGUET, EMILE 10-125c :

ll-151b ; 9-7780.
Faguibini, lake, U.Sen. 11-205

(E2) ; 19-674d.

Faguudus, Pa, 21-106 (C-D2).
Fagus 3-638d.

— antarctica: see Antarctic
beech.

— atropunicea 10-652a.

— betuloides : see Evergreen
beech.

— Dombeyi : see Coyhue.

— ferrugina : see Red beech.

— obllqua : see Roble.

— procera : see Rauli.

— sylvatica : see Beech.
Fagutal, hill, Rome 23-589b.
FA-HIEN (Chinese writer) 10-

125c ; 6-226a ; on Brahman

ism 14-397b.
Fahil, Syr. : see Khurbet

Fahil.
Fah-kiang, diet., China 26-

926b.
FAHLCRANTZ, CHRISTIAN

Erik 10-126a.
Fahlerz : see Tetrahedrite.
FahUan, dist., Pers. 10-1 90c.
Fahnlein : see Colour (mil.)
Fahr, monastery, Switz. 26-

242 (E2).

Fahraj, Bal. 3-305c.
Fahren, riv., Switz. 26-242

(Fl).
FAHRENHEIT, GABRIEL

Daniel 10-126a : 14-1 <;•_',-.
Fahrenheit Scale 10-126a ; 13-

135c ; 27-7 40a.
Fahri des at Karhi l-618a.
Faial, isl., Az. : see Fayal.
FAIDHERBE, L. L. C. 10-126b.
" Faidherbe " (French steamer)

l-341a.

Faidit, Gaucelm 27-310b.
Faido, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
FAIENCE 10-126c ; 5-733c ;

15-12d ; Japanese 15-1 83c.
Fai-Fo, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (F4).
Fail, Noel du ll-124d.
Fail, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
Faille du midi 2-4 50d ; 11-

672c.

Faillite (diet.) 3-331d.
FAILLY, P. L. C. DE 10-126c.
Failly, Ger. 18-310 (plan).
Failsworth, Lanes. 16-139

(E2) ; 16-140b.
FAIN, A. J. F. 10-126d.
Faiq (Persian rebel) 24-107c.
Fair, James Graham 17-250C.
Fair, Ark. 2-552 (E3).
FAIR 10-127a ; hiring fair : see

Hiring.
Fair-aird Head, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (Dl).
FAIRBAIRN, ANDREW

Martin 10-129C ; 3-903c ;

26-745d.

—.Sir Peter 10-1 30b.
— , SIR WILLIAM 10-129d.
Fairbairn crane 7-370c.
Fairbank, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).
— , la. 14-732 (E2).
Fairbanks, Crawford 26-659C.
— , ERASTUS 10-130b.
— , Franklin 24-19C.
— , Henry 10-130c.
— , Thad'deus 10-130b.
Fairbanks, Alsk. 1-472 (12).
— , Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Ind. 14-442 (B6).
Fairbluff, N.C. 19-772 (D3).
Fairbrother, William Henry

18-245C.

Fatrburn, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (B4).
— , Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
Falrbury, UL 14-304 (D3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Fairchance, Pa. 21-106 (C6).
Fairchild, James H. 19-947C.
— , Mary : see Low, Mary.
— . Thomas 14-26d.
Fairchild, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— Meadow, dist., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Fairclough, Daniel : gee

Featley, Daniel.

Fair Courts 10- 129b.
Fairdale, 111. 14-304 (Dl).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K-1,2).
FAIRFAX, EDWARD 10-
130c ; 9-619d.

— (OF CAMERON), FERDI -
nando Fairfax, 2nd baron
10-130d.

— , Sir Henry 9-121a.

— (OF CAMERON), THOMAS
Fairfax, 3rd baron 10-
131b ; 12-Ki '.a.

— (of Cameron), Thomas Fair-
fax, 6th baron 10-132c ; 28-
562d.

Fairfax, la. 14-732 (A3).
— , Mich. 18-372 (E8).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C6).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Al).
— , Okla. 20-58 (El).
— , S.C. 25-500 (C4).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G4).
— , Va. 28-118 (E2).
— , Vt. 19-490 (A-B2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (C3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (E2).
Fairfleld, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— , Can. (Ontario) 19-532c.
— , Can. (Pr. Edward I.) 19-

831 (Cl).
FAIRFIELD, Conn. 10-132c;

6-952 <C5).
— , Derby. 9-416 (II. D3) ; 8-

71d.

— , Fla. 10-540 (D2).
FAIRFIELD, la. 10-132d; 14-

732 (F4).

— , 111. 14-304 (D5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (H5).
— , Ky. 15-740 <C3).
— , Lanes. 17-545 (map).
— , Md. 17-828 (B4).
— , Me. 17-434 (C4).
— , Mich. 18-372 (F8).
— , N.C. 19-772 (F2).
— , Neb. 19-324 (F-G4).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (F2).
— , O. 20-26 (B-C5).
— , Pa. 21-106 (H6).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L-M4).
— , Utah 27-814 (B2).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).
— , Vt. 19-490 (B2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (HZ).
— , mt., Westm. 9-412 (I. C4) ;

16-91b.
— , riv., Vt. 19-490 (B2).

— Center, Ind. 14-422 (G2).

— Co., Conn. 6-952 (B4).

— Co., O. 20-26 (E5).

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (C-D2).
Fairfleldite 25-711d.
Fairfleld, New, Conn. : see

New Fan-field.

— Pond, lake, Vt. 19-490 (B2).
Fairford, Ala. 1-460 (A4).

— , GIos. 9-420 (III. D3) ; 12-

135b ; 12-482a.
Fair Forest Creek, riv., S.C.

25-500 (C2).

Fairgrove, Mich. 18-372 (G6).
— , Mo. 18-608 (C4).
Fair Haven, Conn. 6-952 (D4).
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. 10-133a ;

17-852 (F3).
Fair Haven, Mich. 18-372 (H2).

— Haven, N.J. 19-502 (B3).

— Haven, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Fairhaven, Pa. 21-106 (D-E7).
Fair Haven, Vt. 19-490 (A4) ;

27-1026d.
Fairhaven, Wash. : see Belling-

1mm.
Fair Haven, bay. Spits. : see

Smecrenburg.

— Havens, bay, Crete : see
K ;i li Limenes.

— Head, cape, Ire. 14-744
(El) ; geology 2-153b.

Fairhill, Md. 17-828 (HI).
FAIRHOLT, FREDERICK

William 10-133b.
Fairhope, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E6).
Fair Island, isl., Scot. 24-

412 (Gl); 24-854C.
Fairing (diet.) 24-965c.
Fairland, 111. 14-304 (D4).

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M.I. I7-*2H ((12).

\ I 1"

; 10-

— , Hoot*

Mt

— . Tex. M-690(L-M2>.
Falrlia-ht. >u«. t-424 (IV. DM.
FalrlShl Clay a6-l«5d; ••*

Falrllght Down, hill. Sus. 16-

l.. i.
Falriop oak. Ilalnault Forest,

Fair Maid* of France (boL) 13-

TTIa.

Fairman. 111. 14-304 (Ci).
Falrmlle. Mir. 16-941 (C3>
Fairmont, Ark. 2-652 (D3).

— . 0»1. S-S

i m. 18-550(07).

— . X.-h. 19-:<2I (<.ll.

— . Okla. 18-5!i<l>l).
FAIRMONT, W.Va. 10-lSSo

28- iMfl J).

Fairiiiixiut, ilni'lnnaU, O. •

II :. .

—.111. 14-304 (E3).
-. 1ml. 14-422 (Fl).

— . Kan. 18-654 (Ul).

— . La. 17-54 (Hi).

— . Mua. 14-:ilb.
—.Md. 17-818(111).

— . \.l>ak. 19-7(10(113).
—,NJ. 19-596(111).

— . NJ. 19-502 (CS).

— . O. 20-2H (M-N4).

— City. Pa. 21-10« (D3).

— Park. Philadelphia 21-368C.

— Springs, I>a.21-

Fair Ne

I00 (K3).
cape. Can. 8-100

.
Fairoaks, Ala. 1-460 (A3).

— . Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— ,CaLS-8(Ci).

Fair Oaks, Ind. 14-422 (C2).
FalroaksTPa. 21-106 (D6).
FAIROAKS, Va.: battlo(1862)

10-133d; l-S20d; 24-7US

(map).
Fair Play. Colo. 8-722 (E2).

— Play, Mp. 18-808 (C4).
Falrplay. S.C. 28-500 (A-B2).
Fatrport, la. 14-732 (G3).

— . S/Y. 19-596 (C2).

— . 0. 10-4570.

— Harbor, O. 20-26 (HI) ; 9-
712...

Fair Rosamund : tee Clifford,

Rosamund
K,,:r-. i . 26-; i.i.i.

— . H. B. 22-7820.
Faintest, Kent 16-942 (F3).
Fairton, N.J. 19-502 (BS).
Fair Trade : tee Protection.

— Trader (diet.) 12-Mia.
FAIRUZABADI 10-1334: 8-

H<7 i.
Fairview. Ark. 2-552 (C4).

— , Ida. 14-276 (C-D4).
-.111.14-304(83): 14-306a.

— , Kan. 18-654 (ill).

— . Ky. 15-740 (A4).

— . La. 17-54 (C2).
-. Maw. 6-lSlb.

— , Mont. 14-276 (O2).

— , Nov. S-8 (D2>.

— , N.J. 19-502 (B2).

Fair View, N.Mex. 19-520 (C4).
Fairview. O. 20-2B (H4).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

— . Oreg. 20-242 (A-B4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (Bl).

— , S.Dak. 25-S06 (14).

— , UUh 27-814 (C3).

— , Wta. 28-740 (A2).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

— , Wyo. 28-874(133).

- Village, Pa. 21-106 (K6).
Fair Water. Wto. 28-740 (E5).
Fairway buoy 4-807d.
Fairway, The, chan.. Nor

thumb. 10-183b.
Fair Weather, 111. 14-304 (A4).
Falrweathcr, int.. Alsk. 1-472

<L4); l-473a; 28-ls'Jd.
Fair white* : tee Xanthochrolc

run-.

Fairwood. Va. 28-118 (A4).
Fairy, lake. Can. lt-831 <B2).
FAIRY 10-134a; changeling

8-840c ; Arthur romance 2-
68Sb; Irish 14-7S8a, 14-
7S9d.

— armadillo: are Pichldago.

— Hag 28-206d.
-flyl4-177d: 14-180a.

Fairy Glen. vol.. Wales : geo-

logy 8-1M,.

Fairy-martin 17-796C.
FAIRY RING lO-135b; 11-

34 4a.

— ring champignon 19-7 Id.

— stones 6-840b.

— thimble 10-7 7 Ic.

Fairy Water, n».. Ira. 14-7 1 1

FaWbad. r.A.. 14-376 ((I).
Fal-nr.. W. .-P. S-4l»Ja ; IX-

•
K.lx.nk. Mi-. U-6UO (Bl).

\rk.3-462 r

Faith 8-s21a; 2-luoo; An-
.Ivlii 8-7«b ;
, It. HI 12-H»t»b. 8»-
M £01111 . il .'. I'.

Moravian Brethren 18

I S0-U54a; lUtecul 23-

ITd

— , Anuy of the : sre Sanfed-

— , Justification by : u* JnU-
FAITHF'ULL. EMILY io-i35c.

t'tiithiut Snejtkrnbi*. The
(John Fletcher) 3-5960 ; 20-

-.<:•-.

FAITH HEALING 10-135c ;
• •n|u«9-6S8l« : Mormon,
18-847d; Peculiar People
2l-:i6b.

Fiilthorn, Mich. 18-372 ((IV
FAITHORNE. WILLIAM

(1626-1691) 10-1360 ; 21-
- . .1,.

I Ham (1656-1686) 10-

.
. Eart, lal., Pac.O. 20-1:10

— ! Wort, tol, Pao.O. 20-136

. <D4>-
alv

Falvre, Abel 5-3340.
FaU (caliph) 9-07d.
FAIZABAD, Ate. 10-1 36b ; 1-

307 (Fl); 3-1820.
— , India : tee Fyxabad.
Faizl : tee FeUL
Falx Mahomiued Khan 15-

770a.

— Sablq al din Ibrahim 9-98d.

— viUah Khan 22-877d.
Falz-ulln-puriu 15-552d.
FaJao. Ugan. 27-557 (112); 19-

Falio, Port. 25-530 (112).
Fajardo. Diego de Saaredn:

tee Saavedra.
FAJARDO, V.V. 10-136b; 22-

124 (Bl).

Jjaa. riv., PaL 20-002

(C-D3); 20-601d.
Fajsz, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Fakaato. tol., Pac.O. 20-i:tn

(H-I5) ; 26-10170 ; 10-399b.
Fakaina, tol., Pac.O.: fet

Akahainu.
Fakara, Ger.E.At 11-771

(C3).

•aka

Fakarara, tol., Pac.O. 20-l::i;

(L6) ; 20-966b.
Fake kick lO-6'.'aa.
Fakonham. Nort. 9-424 (TV.

Dl); 19-7 48b; geolopy 19-

7 I'll, ; population 19-745d.
— . Suit. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Fakes, Ark. 2-S52 (D2).
Fakfak, D.X.Guln. 19 • 487

(A-B1); 19-490b.
Fakh. Arab. 5- 1 II,.
Fakhr : tee Fakr.
Fakhr cddaula 21-248d.
FAKHR UD-D1N RAZI 10-

136c.

Fakihi 2-274o.
Fakilui 5-:;-M.
FAKIR 10-1360.
Fakir Muhamcd. India 14-370

11

.

ik (deity) 2O-742a.
Kakruddin (of Gbor)

M4b.

Fakr iiddln A»'ad Jorprani 21-
Ute.

— ud-Dln Moan II. 2O-624a ;
lieinit 3-658c, 8-005b ; Sl-
don 25-40a.

Fakuuien, Manchuria 17-553

(B4).
Fakus, Egy. 9-22 (C2) ;

mounds of 12-264b.
Fa-k\vo-mun, Manchuria : tee

Fakumen.
Fal. riv.. Corn. 9-430 (VI. B3) ;

10-156C,
Fala, Scot. 24-418 (F3).

— , rlv.. Al. 11-204 (B-C4);
25-550.

Falabo, AL 11-204 (Cl) ; 25-
55c,

— , Fr.Gnm. 11-204 <D4).
Faladoira, nits., Sp. 20-:!41b
FALAISE, Fr. 10-i:!fi.l ; 10-

77- (D3); Ble«ro (110.r,) 19-
750b: treaty (1171)24-433d.

— . hills, Fr. 23-54c.
Falakera. Shem Tobh ben

Jooeph 13-174b.
Falala 2S-406b.
Falam, Bur. 4-840 (C3).
Falama, Fr.Guln. 11-204 (D4).
Falane. riv.. Afr. 11-204 (C:U.
FALASHAS 10-137a; Gonder

settlement 12-232a ; minion

to 15-409b.

i. rlv..

. 17-54

.

apla!n)B-4-.'7d.
rajbourv, Hi : •** u alpotcta,

FALCAO. CHRI8TOVAO DE

80USA 10-
Fakvrach, Ire. : tet Ctom-

Faloated dock t*-4«6c,
Faloe* lane, .hip) 24-1.614.

i .,:. . »-.,,

FiMrilsn law : tee Portlo

FateUurm (diet.) lX-559d.

i,.., i hi ; 18-HOla.
FakTu. Hun,. 23--
— ,depU, Hum. 23-826 (i-|,li;

FALCK.' ANTON REINHARD

10-138*,

Faloo, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Falcu : tee Falcon.

— (aoMloi,) : tee Merlin.

— (anatum) : ire Duck-hawk.

— (barbatu*) : tee Lammer-

— (oandloans) : tte Greenland
falcon.

— (chlciiuera) : tee Turumtl.

— (columbarras) : tee Pigeon-
hawk.

— (oommuuto) : tee Peregrine
falcon.

(cyaneus) : tee Hen-horrlcr.
idlrolciicus) 10-140O.
•sMBcne) 10-1 40a,
(femoralls) 10-IIUa.
(gyrfolco) : tee Gyrfolcon.
I naUaetus) : tee Osprey.
Ihypoleucus) 10-139D.
(Islandus) : tee Icelander.
I lugger) : tee Lugger.
(labrodorus) 1O-139O.
(lanarlus) : tee Lanncr.

— (mexlcanus) : tee Prairie
falcon.

— (milviis) : tee Kite.

— (peregrinator) : tee Shahoen.

— (pcregrinus) : tee Peregrine
falcon.

— (pypjanrus) : see Hen-

— (runctillto) 10-i:!9d.

— (sacer) : see Saker.

— (Berpcntarius) : tee Secret-
ary-bird.

— (iiubbutoo) : tee Hobby.

— (subnigor) 10-139C.

— (tinnunculus) : see Kestrel.
Falcognana, It. 15-4 (K2).
Falcon, Juan Jose 27-993O.
Falcon, Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— , cape, Alg. 1-643 (A2).
— , cape, Orog. 20-242 ( A2).
— , reef, S.Poc.O. 27-3d.
FALCON, state, Venez. 10-

138a ; 27-990C.
FALCON 10-138b; 13-783b ;

K^ypt ian pod 9-3 jb ; lon-

K'l-vily 16-975d.

— (her.) 13-327a.

— (weapon) 2-fiSfia ; 5-188d.
Faleonara, Sic. : battle (1299)

S-'.Ulu ; 25-350.
Falconbridjre, Alexander 25-

56b.

FALCONE, AN1ELLO 10-1 In,,.
Falcone, cape, Sard. 15-4

(A-B4) ; 15-26 (A-B4).
— . Mtc.. mt., It. 15-4 (F-G2).
FALCONER, HUGH 10-140b;

5-577b.

— , Miittliiiis22-730b.
— , WILLIAM 10-140d.
Falconer, N.S.W. 19 « 538

(F-G2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
Falconer Memorial 10-140C.

— Scholarship 10-1 40d.
FALCONET, ETIENNE

Maurice 10-1 II:, ; 24-499a;

Peter the Great statue 24-

38c; Sevres porcelain 5

753b.

Falconet: see Falcon.
Falconi, Juan 22-7 49d.
Falconia. Proba 5-674d.
Faleonldae l-670c ; 3-977b.
Falconieri, St Juliana: tee

Juliana Falconieri. St.
Falconiformes 3-977b ; brain

3-9660, 3-973b.
Folconls Soxum : tee Hawk

Stane.
FALCONRY 10-141b; 20-

256b ; 26-592C ; writing

on22-49«e. 23-!>16d.
Fa Iron Wharf pumping station,

! 22-231a.
Fiileulla 3-976a-
Falda (vestment) 22-814.
Fal, le. Sic, 90-599 (map).
Faldlnfirworth, Linos. 9-416

(IlTGS).
FALDSTOOL (Faldlsterium)

10-1 1 7a : 5--" 1.1.
Fale, Or. : nee Ithaca,
Falea. Af. 11-204 <C3).
Falelde, Nor. 19-804 (B2).

FaWro, Itar ST'SMs,

11-104

TBKSM iMMb ; 24-04te.
FalMDBlh. OMB. : ire Fal-

FALERlijt.10.14Ta: U-16

. 23-4X411 ; (Kittery §-
mb. 8-72:i.; terra ootu
work 3*-«.,i!u : mrr aUo

— • rTitiMiM.

FALERIO.lt. 10-1470 ; U-J«

Full-run, tribal t*t94o.
Faleraiu, Apr. dteU. It. 8-

>94o ; 5-lJ3b.
Falerone. It. : tee Falerio.
Faleahty. S.itiut, 23-S74 (I.

Falffeld.

— . . Soot. 10-330c.
Kuifurrin", Tex. 28-690 (F7).
FALGUIERE, JEAN ALEX-

andn JoMph lO-147d; 24-

508b (PI. VII.).
Falloo, itream, Fr.GuL 19-

67 4c; 19-676d.
FAL1ERO, MARINO 10-148a.
I ..IIK. Pnl. 20-602 (1141.
FAL1SCI 10-1 IM, ; 10-147a';

dialect 10-148b, l-727c, 15-

.',..,.

Fallze, Luclen 9-367b.
Fall (gcol.) : tee Falk.
FALK, JOHANN DANIEL 10-

I l-.l.

— . PAUL LUDWIG ADAL-
b«rt 10-ll'Ja ; May kiw» 11-
880d, 23-4950.

Falk, i 'ill. S-S (Al).

— (gooL) 2-258a.

— Alatn, int., Arab. 2-264
(D2) ; 2-258b.

Falke, (1. ll-799b.
—.JOHANN FR1EDRICH

Golllieb 10-149a.
" Falko " (Austrian torpedo

boat) 24-9 15a.
Falkenau, A us. 4-122d. '

— , Gross, Ger. 11-808 (G2).
Falkenbenr, Ger. (Branden-

bcrg) 3-788 (map).

— , Ger. (Sileaia) 11-808 (F3) ;
25-9 la.

— , Swed. 26-190 (B3) ; 28-
192d.

Falkcnbnnr. Bngelbert Ton :
see Engelbert II. (archbp. of
Cologne).

Kalkeiibunf, Ger. 11-808 (Fl).

— , Holl. : tee Valkenburg.
Fulkcnfluh, mt,, Alps 26-212

(D3).

Falkenhagen.Oer. 3-788 (map).
Falkenhagener See, lake, Ger.

3-7 S8 (map).
Falkenxteln. Count 15-515a.

— . Javia of : tee Zarls of
Falkensteln.

— , Vogcl von ll-21a,
FalkenFtein, Ger. (Hesse-Nas-

sau) 26-454C,

— , Ger. (Saxony) 11-808 (III.

oil).

alke

Falkenstciner Bach, riv_ Ger.

19-609C.

Falker, tol.. Conn. 6-952 (E5).
Falkes Hall, dist-, Lond. : see

Vauxhall.
FALKIRK, Scot. 10-1 49b ; 24.

418 (1)2) ; battle (1298) 10-

1 49c, 9-497d, 24-435a; battle

(174d) 10-1 I'.M. S-941C, 24-

456a ; geology 25-928a.
Falkland, Henry Cary, 1st

viscount 10-1 49d; 14-777c.
—.LUCIUS CARY, 2nd Tto-

count 10-149d ; Ben Jouson

15-5050.
— , Samuel : tee Heijennons,

Hermann.
FALKLAND, Soot, 10-151a

24-41 8 (E2).
— , sound, S.Am. 2-462 (D7) ;

10-lSlc,
— , Eost, 1st.. Afl.O. 2-462

(E7) ; 10-151C.
— , \Vest. tol., AU.O. 2-462

(D7): 10-lSlc.
FALKLAND ISLANDS, S

Atl.O. 10-151c: 2-462 (D7):

British acquisition 4-608C,

17-493b ; patent law 20-

906c ; wool export 28-S161).
Falkland Islands Company 10-

153b.

Falk Laws : gee May laws.
Falkner. Thomas 2d-'.i01d.
Falkm-r. Miss. 18-600 (C-D1).
Falknis. mt.. Alps 1-7454.
Falkoplng. Bwed. 26-190 (I!2).
Falksrhe^ In-titut, Weimar,

Ger. 10-1 l-.l.

Fall, riv.. Kan. 15-6M (F3).
Fall (billiards) 3-935b.
— (reliKion) 10-4<1 ; 26-775C.
FALLACY 10-
Fallbeil : *•<• (Julllotine.
Fall-block 17-im)7a.
Fall Branch. Tenn. 26-620 (II).

nTUnbrn.hatllr»f (17V4)
; li-746a ; f*-301,.

< iill fiarae.

Falling body 14-536.- ;

Falling Creek.N.r.l9-77?(F.2).

— Creek. riT.. Va. 28-1 1 ii
27-6404.

Falling «ickD
FalUng 8prtn«. W.Va.'
"

— Waters. w!\'aT2».5«d (Fl).

Fullls, OkU. 2O-5M (D2).

Fall Kill, riv., N.Y. 19-596

FALL-LINE 10-154b; 19-

77 Ib; 25-49«d.
FALLMEHAYER. JAKOB

Philipp 10-154C ; 12-429b.
Falloch, riv., Scot. 18-937b.
— ,irj«n, Scot. 24-418 (B2).
Fall of Warness, str. Soot. 2O-

•_•;•,• .

Fallon. Mont. 14-276 (Gl).
— , Ncv. 5-8 <D2).
— , Wash. 28-354 (H3).
Fallopian tubes l-930a;

132a; 23- 1.1 la;

12-7G.ria, 12-7664.
FALLOPIUS, GABR1ELLO

10-155a; l-930a ; fomils 11-

641o.
FALLOUX, FREDERIC AL-

fr*d Pierre, comte dc 18-

155o ; 1O-8680.
Folloux. Lol 8-961d ; 10-868C.
FALLOW 10-1550.

— chat : tee Wheatear.
FALLOW-DEER 10-155c: 7-

922c ; close time ll-441d ;

New Zealand 1-1 19b.
Followneld, Lanes. 18-139

(E3).

— , Northumb. 4-634b.
Fail River, Kan. 15-654 (F3).

— RIVER, Mass. 10-1554 ;
17-852 (E3); cotton manu-
facture 7-294a.

— River, Wis. 28-740 (D5).

— River Co., S.Dak. 29-506
(B4).

Follriver Mills. Col. 5-8 (Cl).

Falls, Pa. 21-106 (L3).

— , dist., BeLCong. 6-923 (A4);

6-9260.

— , riv^ Haas. 17-852 (Bl).
Folli-burg. Ky. 15-740 (F2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (F4).
Follschwert : tee Guillotine.
Falto City, Neb. 19-324 (14).

— City, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).

— City, Tex. 26-690 (17).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K-L4).

— Creek. Pa. 21-106 (E3).
FalisinKton, Pa.21-106(M-X6).
Falls Mills, Va. 28-118 (A3).

— of Rough. Ky. 15-740 (B3).

— of the Ohio, Ky. : tee Louis-
ville.

FaUston, Md. 17-828 (Gl).

— . N.C. 19-772 (A2).

Falls Village, Conn. 6-952 (B2).

Fallsville. Ark. 2-552(B»).

Falmer, Sus. 9-424 (IV. B5).

Falmouth, E. E. T. Bosoawen,
viscount 8-1 n21>.

FALMOUTH, Corn. 18-156c;
9-430 (VI. B3) : climate 7-
180b; magnetic observa-
tions 17-366C. 17-369b.

— , HI. 14-304 (1)4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G5).

— .Jam. 15-133 (map).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— . Mans. 17-852 (F3).

— , Me. 17-434 (B5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (15).

— , Tag. 28-438 (Bl).

— ,Va.28-118(E2).

— ! bay,' Corn. »-430 (VL BS) :

10-156C,

Falmonth series 7-1 SOa.
Falret,' Jean Pierre 14-SOTe.
False, bay. Cal. 5-8 (E5).

— " • (D9) ;

, cape, Fla. 10-540 (F3).
— , cape, Hond. 5-678 (E3).
— . cape. Mad. 17-271 (BS).
— , cape, N.O. 19-487 IC3).
— , pt., India 14-382 (M9).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

279

FALSE-PAUL

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

False acacia : see Kobinia
pseudacacia.

— axis : see Sympodium.

— bedding (geol.) 3-613c ; 11-
664a.

False Bottom Creek, riv.,
S.Dak. 25-506 (B5).

— Cape Horn, cape. S.Am. 2-
462 (C7).

False Capitularies : see Capit-
ulary, False.

— caterpillar 8-S97b.

— cause, fallacy of : see Non
sequitur.

— Decretals : see Decretals,
False.

False Detour, Chan., Mich, and

Ont. 18-372 (G4).
False ebony 16-32b.
False Egg I., pt., N.J. 19-502

<B5).
False grit : see Ribbon.

— hemp : see Sunu.

False Hokianga, riv., N.Z. 19-

624 (Dl).
False honeysuckle : see White

honeysuckle.

— jalap : see Marvel of Peru.

— labour 12-767b.

— lead : see Blende.

— lights l-7d.

— musters 19-304c.

FALSE POINT, harb., India
10-157a; 14-382 (M9); 7-
673a.

— Point Divi, pt,, India 14-
382 (112).

— Presque Isle, isl., Mich. 18-
372 (O<).

FALSE PRETENCES 10-157a ;
gaming ll-447d : goods
obtained by 25-955b ; per-
sonation 21-2S6d.

False Prophet (Lucian) : see
Alexander.

False Pulo Obi, isl., Fr.I.C. 14-
498 (C-D7).

False sisal hemp 2S-15SC.

— station 26-155d.

False sycamore : see Aze-
darach.

— topaz 4-952a.

— truffle 27-322d.
Falsetto voice 28-175a.
False vampire bats 6-242d.
Falstaff, Sir John 13-2S5a ;

13-391b ; Sir John Fastolf

10-198b ; Sir John Old-
castle 20-66d.
Falster, Christian 8- 4 la.
Falster. isl., Den. 8-24 (D4) ;

24-28Sb.
Falsterbo, Swed. 26-190 (B4) ;

26-194a.
Falstone, Northumb. 9-412

(I. D2).

Faltehe (diet.) 28-49 Id.
Falterona, mt., It, 15-4 (C3) ;

15-3b.
FALTICHENI, Rum. 10-157d ;

23-826 (Al).
Falto, Publins Valerius 5-

545c.

Faludi, Francis 13-926a.
Faluj (diet.) 2-260a.
Falun, Kan. 15-654 (E2).
FALUN, Swed. 10-157d ; 26-

190 (Cl).

Falun (geol.) 18-565b.
Fall cerebelli 4-392b.

— cerebri 4-392b.
Falzarego, pass, Aus. l-747c.
FAMA10-15ga.

Fama Fraternitatis (J. V.

Andrea) 23-737b.
FAMAGUSTA, Cyprus 10-

158b ; 7-696 (map) ; Eiryp-

tian capture 9-102c ; reser-
voir 7-696d.
— .bay. Cyprus 7-696 (map) ;

7-696b.

— , dist., Cyprus 7-696 (map).
Famaka, Sud. 19-693 (C-D5) ;

26-9 <C3) ; 24-647c ; l-94c.
Famars, Fr. 10-778 (Fl); 19-

739c; battle (1793) ll-174a,

25-603 (map).
Famatina, mts., Arg. 2-462

(C2) ; 2-461c : elevation 1

963c ; mines 23-360a.
Famatinite 7-103b.
Fambridgc, North, Ess. 9-424

(TV. D3).

— , South, Ess. 9-424 (TV. D3)
Fame, pt., Can. 22-724 (D2).
Famenne, dist., Belg. 3-668

(F3) ; 17-690a.

Famenne slates 8-1 25a (table).
Famennian group 8-125a

(table) ; 11-67 Od ; 8-1 27a.
Famia, Turk. : see Apamea.
Familia 23-529C ; 23-534b.

— Caritatis : see Families.
Familiae emptor 23-534b.

— erclscundae judicium 23-
544c.

Familianten-Gesetz 15-406d.
FAMILIAR (diet.) 10-158b.

— (spirit) 17-1490 ; 10-166b ;

Familiaris (deity) 16-215C.
Familiars of the Holy Office

10-loSc.
Familistere de Guise, Le 12-

173c.

FAMILISTS 10-lSSc ; 19-656c.
Famille chrysanthemo - peoni-

enne 15-186b.

— rose 5-747b ; 15-186b.

— verte 5-7 47b.
Family, Mont. 14-276 (Cl).
FAMILY 10-loSd ; 5-S61c ; 1-

946a ; Australian tribal sys-
tem 2-957a, 27-85a ; Chinese
system 6-172c ; couvade cus-
toms 7-338b ; endogamy 9-
383a ; exogamy 10-79c ;
Greek system 8-952c ; Hegel
on 13-206c ; Hindu system
14-436a ; Hottentot system
13-806b ;• Jewish system 5-
869a, 7-908a ; matriarchate
17-889C ; Roman system 23-
530d, 23-554d, 23-565b ;
women's position 28-782C.

— (languages) 21-425b.

— Compact: Canada 20-1 16d,
5-158d ; France and Spain
10-848C, 25-553a ; Habsburgs
3-8b ; Portuguese war 22-
150b.

— Council (France) : see Con-
seil de Famille.

— of Love : see Familists.

— Orders 15-860C.

— , Pontifical : see Pontifical

Family.
FAMINE 10-166d ; 14-852b.

— fever : see Relapsing fever.

— insurance grant 10-168a.
Famine Steppe, C.Asia : see

Bek-pak-dala.
Famintzin, A. 16-578c.
Famma, Moel, mt., Wales 9-

428 (V. El) ; 8-18b.
Famoso, Gal. 5-8 (D4J.
Famous Victories of Henry V.

8-S20a;24-780a.
Famur; dist., Pers. 10-190b.
— , lake, Pcrs. : we Parishan.
FAN 10-168C ; blowing 3-708c;

Japanese military l5-207b.

— (ventilating) 27-1011a ; 14-
llOa ; in Mersey tunnel 27-
407d ; In mines 18-538b,
6-587b ; Parsons 25-849a.

Fana (diet.) 26-31d.
Fanad, pt.. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
Fanal, dist., Madeira 17-281C.
— , isls., N.Z. 19-624 (El).
Fanaraki, Turk. : see Fener

Keui.

Fanariots : see Phanariots.
Fan brake 4-4 14b.
Fan Brycheiniog, mt., Wales

4-484d.

Faneelli, Domenico 3-65a.
Fancha (myth.) 17-554a.
Fan-chang, China 6-168 (K3).
Fan-cheng, China 6-168 (13) ;

15-936a ; 13-648d.
Fancher, 111. 14-304 (D4).
Fancsal, mt.. Hung. 3-4 (13).
FANCY (diet.) 10-169d.

— fur (diet.) 11-346C.
Fancy Gap, Va. 28-118 (B4).
Fancyhill, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Fancy Hill, Va. 28-118 (C3).

" Fancy in Nubibus " (Cole-
ridge) 22-723C.

Fancy Prairie, 111. 14-304 (C3).
Fancy stone (diet.) ll-560a.

— word 27-1 29c.

— yarn 28-906d.
Fandango 7-798a.
Fandroana 17-275b ; 13-655a.
Fane, Sir Ralph 15-856c.
Fane, riv., Ire. 14-744 (E3) ;

17-66c.
Fanega 28-491d ; 2O-758C ; 25-

535a.

Fanelle, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Fanemotra, bay, Mad. 17-271

(A4).

Fanez Minaya, Alvar 6-362a.
Fanfare (book-binding) 4-218a.
Fan Fawr, mt., Wales 9-428

(V. E4).

Fan frame 20-260c.
Fang (Chinese general) 26-

Fang, China 6-168 (13).

FANG (people) 10-169d ; 3
359b; distribution l-330b
(table) ; Muni River Settle-
ments 19-flc.

— (anat.) 26-500b.

Fanco. isl., Swed. 26-190

(D2).

Fang-tsun. China 6-168 (H4).
Fanhole, dist., Kent 9-456d.
Fanjeaux, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
Fan Leaf palm : see Fan-palm.
Fan-light 6-602a.
Fanlo, Sp. 25-530 (El).
Fanmakers company 16-81 la
Fanne. fjord, Nor. 19-804 (Bl)
Fannettsburg, Pa. 21-106 (G5)
Fanniana charta 20-744d.
Fannian Law 26-84a.

Fannich, forest, Scot. 23-7 42c.
— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (D2) ;

23-7 42a; 16-S9d.
— , mts., Scot. 23-741d.
Fannie, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Fannin, James W. 12-224b.
Fannin, Miss. 18-600 (C3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K7).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (L2).
Fanning, Edmund 19-776d.
Fanning, isls., Pac.O. 20-436

(K4) ;l-818b ;4-609a.
Fannington, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Fanni Tubat 26-926b.
Fannuj, dist., Pers. 3-297a.
Fano, Gino ll-731b.
FANO, It. 10-170b ; 15-4 (D3) ;

27-297c ; ancient town, see

Fanum Fortunae.
Fano, isl., Den. 8-24 (A3); 11-

233d.

Fano, isl., Gr. 12-424 (Al).
Fanone (vestment) l-854c.
Fan-palm 20-641b; 16-324a

(fig.) ; Jamaica 15-133a :

Madagascar 17-273b; United

States 27-634C.
FANSHAWE, SIR RICHARD

10-170C ; 20-89Sa.
Fantailed flycatcher 10-585a.

— warbler 3-976a.
Fan-tail pigeon 8-452b.
FANTAN 10-171a.
FANTASIA (diet.) 10-171D.
Fantastics, the 9-621a.
Fantasy : see Fancy.
FANTli MANFREDO 10-171O ;

15-58C.

Fanti, dist., G.Cst. 12-204a.
Fanti (food) : sec Macaroni.
FANTI (people) 10-171d; 12-

204a ; l-329d (table).
FANTIN-LATOUR, I. H. J. T.

10-1 72b.

Fantoccini : see Marionettes.
" Fantome " (ship) 24-914a.
Fantosme, Jordan : see Jour-

dain Fantosme.
Fan training 21-19a.
Fanuatapu, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(O8) ; 24-115b.
Fanum Carisi, Sard. 15-26

(B-C4).

— Dianae, Holl. 25-513d.

• FORTUNAE, It. 10-172o;
15-26 (D3); for mod. town,
see Fano.

— Sancti Hippolyti, Aus. : see
Sankt Pblton.

— Sancti Viti ad Flumen,
Hung. : see Fiume.

— S. Andreae, Sp. : see Sant-
ander.

FAN VAULT 10-172d; 27-

960b (PI. II) : 2-404a.
Fanwe, tribe : see Fang.
Fanwood, N.J. 19-502 (A3).
Fao, Arab. 18-956b.
Faolin Ferry, Scot, 24-412

(B4) ; 15-565C.

Faou greywacke 8-1 25d (table).
Fapresto, Luca : see Giordano,

Luca.

Faqihs : see Fakihs.
Faqir : see Fakir.
Far, isl., Aus. : see Lesina.
Far (cake) 6-898b.
Fara, Mesop. 3-100c.
— , isl., Scot. 24-412 (El) ; 13-

84 la.
— , mt., Arab. 2-264 (D3) ; 2-

258c.

— riv., Pal. 20-602 (C4) ; i
602c.

Fara (sacrifice) 20-889b.

Farab, Turkest. 15-281c.

Farabee, W. C. l-509b.

Farabee, Ind. 14-422 (F7).

FARABI (Philosopher) 10-
172d; 2-278b.

Farad (diet.) 27-742c.

Fara d'Adda, It. 16-935C.

FARADAY, MICHAEL 10-
173a; diamagnetism 8-1 57 b ;
dielectric constant 9-245c :
dvnamo 8-764c ; electrical
researches 9-184b, 9-242c,
9-190b ; electrokinetics 9-
214b ; electrolysis 9-217d, 9-
226d ; " lines of force " 17-
322d ; liquefaction of gases
16-744d, l-861d ; magnetic
researches 17-353a : optical
glass 12-88a ; surface-ten-
sion 5-266d ; table-turning
exposed 26-337b.

Faraday, mt.. Queens. 2-960
(H4).

Faradav dark space 6-881b ;
27-836d.

Faradism 9-249b.

Farafangana. Mad. 17-271
(C4); 17-272c.

Farafra, oasis, Egy. 9-40 (A2);
9-23a.

Farasrh, val., Egy. 9-22 (B2).

Faraghan, Pers. 10-190C.

Faraglioni, isls., Medlt. : see
Scogli dei Ciclopi.

FARAH, Afg. 10-175b ; 1-307

(B3).
FARAH, riv., Afg. 10-175b ; 1-

307 (A3).
Farahabad, Pers. 21-231d ; 17-

940ft.

Faraizis (religious sect) 3-133C.
Faraj (Nasir al-din) (sultan of

Egypt) 9-102a.

— (the Turk) 5-44d.

— Runt : see Abul Faraj Runi.
Farakdin, Asia M. : see Frak-

tin.
Farakhnagar, India : see Far-

ukhnagar.
Farakole, riv., U.Sen. 11-204

(C2-3).
Farallou do Medinilla, isl., Pac.

O. 20-436 (D-E3) ; 17-707d.

— de Pajaros, isl., Pac.O. 20-
436 (D2).

Farallones, Cu. 7-595 (A2).

— , gulf, Cal. 5-8 (B3).

— , isls., Cal. 5-8 (B3) ; 24-

144d.

Farama, Egy. : see Pelusium.
Faramund (Frankish king) :

see Pharamond.
Farana, Fr.Guin. 11-204 (C4).
Farancho, Braz. 4-440 (16).
Faraon (people) : see Gipsies.
Faraonc Gileno, tribe 2-158d.
Faras, al : see Merwan II.

(caliph).
Farasina, chan., Adriatic Sea

6-85d.
Faraulep, isl., Pac.O. 20-436

(D4).
FARAZDAQ (Arab, poet) 10-

175c ; 2-272a ; 5-33b.
Farbaky, J. 26-577a.
Farber, Mo. 18-608 (E2).
Farberito 27-37 7 d.
FARCE 10-175d; 8-499b ; 11-

118c ; Greek 12-Sllc.
Farcy : see Glanders.

— " bud " 12-76d.
Fardella, Michael Angelo 8-

S'.ltl.
Fardes, riv., Sp. 25-530 (D4) ;

12-646b.
Fare, hill, Scot. 24-412 (F2) ;

15-801 a.
Fare-Alais, marquis de 22-

502b.

Faredgha, oasis, Trip. 27-289a.
Fareg, riv.. Trip. 27-'.'89a.
FAREHAM, Hants. 10-175d ;

9-420 (III. E5) ; geology 12-

903a.

Fareinists 10-464a.
FAREL, GUILLAUME 10-

176a; ll-590b ; 5-73a.
Fareskur, Egy. 9-22 (Cl).
— . canal, Egy. 9-27d.
Farewell, Francis George 19-

258a ; 8-696d.
Farewell, cape, Green. 12-543

(E6) ; 12-5428.
— , cape, N.Z. 19-624 (D4).
Farewell Rock 18-4 7 5c.
Farewell Spit, penin., N.Z. 19-

624 (D4).

FAREY, JOHN 10-176d.
Farfanes (diet.) 15-441C.
Fargc, Ger. 11-808 (B2).
Farghani, Al : see Fergani, Al.
Fareito 19-273c.
FARGO, WILLIAM GEORGE

10-177a.

Fargo, Ga. 11-752 (D5).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).
— , Mich. 18-372 (HI).
FARGO, N.Dak. 10-177b ; 19-

780 (H3).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
Fargus, Frederick John : see

Conway, Hugh.
Far Hills, N.J. 19-502 (C2).
Faria, Joao de 26-391a.
Farias, Valentin Gomez : see

Gomez Farias, Valentin.
FARIA Y SOUSA, MANUEL

delO-177c.
FARIBAULT, Minn. 10-177d:

18-550 (D6) ; 14-742b.

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (C-D7).
Farid (Mahommedan law) 14-

445c.

Farid (of Pakpattan) 13-486b.
Farid-eddin Mahommed Ab-
dullah : see Rudagi.
Faridkot, India 14-376 (F4) ;

10-178a.
FARIDKOT, state, India 10

178a.
Faridpur. India 10-178a; 14

376 (N8).
FARIDPUR, dist., India 10

178a.
FAHID UDDIN ATTAR 10

178c; 21-250d.
Farila, Swed. 19-800 (C3).
Farilhfies, isls., Port. 25-530

(A3); 22-1 34c.
Farill, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Farina. .Tohann Maria 8-839d.
— , SALVATORE 10-179a ; 14-

912c.
Farina, 111. 14-304 (D5).

FARINATO, PAOLO 10-179a.
Farina Town, S.Aus. 2-960

(F6).
FARINELLI (Broschi, Carlo)

10-179b ; 18-256b.
Farines, guerre des 10-S51a ;

27-416b.
FARINGDON, Berks. 10-179C ;

9-420(111. D3); battle(1645)

12-413a ; geology 3-782d.
— , Hants. 9-420 (III. F4) ;

12-904b.

Faringdon beds 12-551d.
Farington, Joseph 6-982c.
Farington, Lanes. 16-139 (C2).
Farinha de mandiora 4-448c.
Farini, G. A. 20-148b.
— , LUIGI CARLO 10-179d;

15-52a.
Faris I (of Morocco) 18-856c.

— (sheikh) 18-186b.
Farish, William ll-496a.
Farisi 18-644C.

— (deity) : see Salman ul
Farisi.

Fariskur, Egy. : battle (1250)

9-99b.
Faristan, prov., Pers. : see

Fars.
Farkashida, compact of (1490)

13-909a.

Farkhar, dist., Afg. 3-182c.
Farland, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).
— , head, Scot. 15-790d.
Farleigh, East, Kent 16-942

(03).
— , West, Kent 16-942 (F4).

— Castle (ruins), Som. 25-
390c.

Farley, Harriet 17-7 7a.
— , Richard 26-329a.
Farley, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B3).
— , la. 14-732 (F2).
— , Sur. 16-942 (D3).
Farlington, Kan. 15-654 (H3).
Fiirlof, Swed. 26-190 (B3J.
Farm, isl., S.Dak. 25-506

(E3).

— , pond, Mass. 17-852 (A4).
FARM 10-180b.
Farman biplane 10-518 (PI. I.

flg. 1).

FARM-BUILDINGS 10-1 80d.
Farm, caves, Bur. 4-838d.

— Cove, bay, N.S.W. 26-278
(C2) ; 26-2 7 9b.

Farmdale, Fla. 10-540 (D6).

— , 111. 14-304 (C':i).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— , O. 20-26 (12).

Farmer, Anthony 5-94 7c.

— , A. W. : see Seabury,

Samuel.
— , J. B. : on conjugation of

chromosomes 7-7 19d.
— , Moses G. 27-120d; 10-

416c.

— , RICHARD 10-lSla.
— , Thomas 8-703d.
Farmer, Ind. 14-422 (D6).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
— , Tex. 26-690 (12).
— , Wash. 28-354 (F2).

— City, 111. 14-304 (D3).

— Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372
(Fl).

Farmers, Ky. 15-740 (E2).

Farmers' Alliance and In-
dustrial Union, National,
U.S. (1889) 10-181d.

— Alliance, National, U.S.
(1880) 10-181d.

— Association, S.Af. 13-565b.
Farmers Branch, Tex. 26-690

(B7).

Farmersburg, la. 14-732 (F2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Farmers' Club, Lond. 6-

567c.
Farmers Creek, rlr., Wis. 28-

740 (C5).

— Fork, Va. 28-118 (F2).

— High School, Pa. l-420c.

— Institute, Ind. 14-422 (C4).
Farmer's Letters (Seabury) 24-

531b.

Farmers* Magazine l-396b,
FARMERS' MOVEMENT 10-

181b ; 27-720a.

— National Congress, U.S. 10-
181d.

Farmers Retreat, Ind. 14-422
(G6).

— Station, O. 20-26 (C6).

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (F2).
Farmersville, 111. 14-304 (C4).
— , O. 20-26 (B5).

— , Pa. 21-106 (G7).
— , Tex. 26-690 (C7).
Farmer's Weekly Museum 21-

154a.

Farmerville, La. 17-54 (Bl).
Farmhill, riv., Conn. 6-952

Farming, Minn. 18-550 (C5).
Farmingdale, N.J. 19-503

(D3).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (C4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

280

To make full use of this Index It In essentlml to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

FALSE-PAUL

, la. 14-731 (r

, 111. 14-.I04 (C
xy. 15-740(1 ,
.!.- 17- 1

. 18071 C*

taies 18-ISOe)
•4Ma: rnux»
10-S49a.
1 (Al).

17-4380.

18-608 <F4) -18-6118.

— . Moot. 14-176 (C-D1).

- . N.li.ik 19-7-0(113).

— . N.ll. 19-490 (KM.

III).

— . l"a. 21-106 (C-D6).

— . Tenn. 88-610 (E*V

— . Ttah27-

— . Waah. 18-354

— , W.Va. 88-560 (Cl).

— . rlT.. Conn. 8-951 (DJ) ; 8-
95 Ka.

— , riv.. Lib. 16-5394.

— Falls, Me. 17-434 (B4).

Farm labourer : «•< Agricul-
tural labourer.

Farmland, hid. 14-421 (G4).

Farm School. Itcdhlll 15-r.l In.

Farmmim. II. .11. 13- •- (I'll.

FarmTllle, X.i'. 19-772 (El).

— , Va. 28-118 (D.I) ; 28- 1.1,-.

Farm-yard manun- 17-r.l I.-.

FARNABY. THOMAS 10-1-2.-.

FarnaiiL. Neb. 19-324 (1)4).

Farnavts (dlcL) 19-160a.

Farnbtehl Bad. SwiU. 26-242

FARNBOROUGH. THOMAS

Enkin* May, tmron 10-1 -2.1.
Farnlioroiigh, Berks. 16-942

(A :i.
FARNBOROUGH. Hanto. 16-

183a ; 9-420 (111. F4) ; goo-

|..u-> 12-'.."....
— . Kent 18-941 (E3).
Famoombe, Snr. 16-942 (Tin.
Farudon. Ches. 8-416 (II. B3) ;

Faroe, isl., Northumb. 9-412

(1. Kl) ; 10-1- .11..
FARNE. i.-l-.., N.irllinmb. 10-

18:tb; 9-412(1. El).
Famell, Soot. 24-41S (Fl) ; 4-

i- la.
FARNESE (family) 10-183b.

— , Akwsandro (pope) : let
Paul HI.

—.ALEXANDER, duke of
Parma 10-184b ; 13-596b ;
19-420b.

— , ELIZABETH (of Spain) 10-
I85b ; 2S-5S2d.

— , Horace 8-165C,

— . Odoardo, duke of Parma :
tee Odoardo Faroese.

— , Ottavio, duke of Parma
10-lMd; 15-552b; 15-41o.

— , Pier Luigl 9-338d.
Farnese, castle. It. : tee Far-

neto.

Faraese, Isola, It. : tee Isola
Fameae.

— , palace, Rome 10-1 84b ; 2-
il •.•!..

~ Farnese Bull " (Bculpturc)

12-491*.

Farnese casket 21-7970,
'

. ..
Faroealna Villa, Rome 6-133a ;

23-4Sld;22-905d.
Farncto, castle, U. 10-183b.
Farnham, Can. 22-724 (D4).
FARNHAM, Snr. 10-lSoc ; 16-

041 (A4): battle (e. 893) 1-

S83a; battle (1173) 4-137d;

geology 26-1. .:> i.

— , Utah 27-814 (O3).

— . Va. 28-118 JF3).

— Common, Bucks. 16-9 4 '.'
(HJ).

— Royal. Bucks. 16-942 (B2) ;
12-136b.

Farnhamville. la. 14-731 (OS).
Farnhurst, Del. 17-828 (III).

— , Suss. 9-420 (III. F4).
Farningham, Kent 16-942 (E3).
Farnley (nrTLeeds). York*. 28-

933 (Cl).

— (nr. Otley), Yorks. 28-9a:i
(Cl).

— , New, Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).

— Tyas. Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Farnsburg, mt., Switz. 26-2 4 2

. Notto. 9-416 (II.

K :).

Farnsworth. Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Farnumsville. Mass. 17-852

<D2) ; 12-3170.
FARNWORTH. Lanes, (nr.

Bolton) 10-186a; 16-1:19

(D2) ; 7-288b.
— , Lanes, (nr. St Helens) 18-

139 (B3).
Faro, St 10-309a.
FARO, Port, 10-186a ; 25-530

FtrO. I.I.. 8wwL tt-ltO (K3) :

Fnro! r,v..Vnm«T. 8-110 (II.-) ;

i la i 19-»74e.
KAIIO .1,1 (atuo) 16-l56b;

ll-i
Faro. Kl. mU.. 8p. 8-M54.

— , eape. Hie. 18-16 (KJ).
Faroe (Varocrne). Us.: trt

Faeroe.

(Korago). Hud. 9-I17o,

mt.. .-ud. 10-1 1M.
_ir8wed.»».190JKJ).
'ARQUHAR, GEORGE 10-

1860 ; 8-5184.
-. John l-«10b.
—.Sir Robert 17-91Sa; 17-

Faniuhar, l«l»., Ind.O. 1-310

(1«); 17-91ie.
Far<|iil>ar Mac-lntaggart, earl

of lloa* : *r, Horn.
Farqnhanmn (clan) 14-721e.
Faruuhanou (of luvcrcauld) 4-

..; ... .
Fair. W. It. (engineer) 4-547a.

— , WILLIAM (.tatlsUcian)
10-l»7a; 18-iiil, ; 22-94d :
Infectious diseases classified
28-10640.

Fair. Scot. 24-412 (Dl).
Famson, hill. 8cot, 24-418

,1.1..
FARRAGUT, DAVID OLA8-

JOW 10-1^71,; 4--jy.'h; 19-

91a; naval at'tlons 19-

5310, 28--.M. . l8-i;:u;,i.
FarraKut, In. 14-7 ;•.' (114).
Farrah (Prophthaala), Atg. 1-

..17,1.
Farrakhabad : tee Farukha-

bad.

Farrakhl 10-397 d.
Farrakh»lyyar<Farrukhsi77ar)

7-957a.

FarnUine. lake, Scot. 14-719d.
Farrand (explorer) 8-911c.
K.irr,ui.|-» lite, l-..21-l"i; fOSX
Farranfore, Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;

15-7580.
Farnin Point, canal. Can. 24-

22a.
Farrant (colonel) 21-24 Ib.

— , RICHARD 10-1 "I. ; 8-
518a.

Farrar (bp. of St Davids) 6-

— , FREDERIC WILLIAM 10-

— , sir George Herbert, 27-

209d ; 27-201C ; 2S-482C.
Farrar, Ga. 11-751 (Cl).
— , glen, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
— . riv., Scot. 14-7190.
Farrar t>. Close (1869) 12-920b.
Farms. Eg)-. 9-40 (B3).
Farrush 21-193C.
Farrc, J. J. F. A. 15-68a ; 17-

0040.

Farrell, Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Farcllu. 22-42C.
FARREN, ELIZABETH 10-

issd.
— , Kllen (Nellie) 10-189a ; 16-

492b.

— . WILLIAM 10-1 *9a.
FARRER, THOMAS HENRY

Fairer. 1st baron 10-189b.

— v. Nelson (If*. •*.')) 11-4 4 -V.
Farreum : tee Confarreatlo.
FARRIER AND FARRIERY

10-1S9C. •

Farriers Company 16-81 la.
Farrihy, bay. Ire. 14-744 (B4).
Furringdon, Hants : tee

Faringdon.

— Road. Lond. 10-393a.

Far Rockaway. N.Y. 19-596

.

Farrow, hill. Man. 17-851

<C2).

Farrows, lake. Me. 17-434 (E3).
Farrukhabad : tee Farukha<

bad.

Farrukhl : tee Farrakhl.
Fumikhnagar : tee Farukh

nagar.
Farrukhaiyyar : tee Farrakh

slyyar.

Fairy, Okla. 20-58 (B-C1).
FARS, prov., Pers. 10-189C ;

21-188 (B2-3) ; early history

8-32b, 8-35d, 6-51o ; pro-

dncts21-196c: rlots21-243d.
Fmrsa (farsia) 10-175d.
Farsakh (measure) 21-198e.
Farsan, Isls., Arab. 2-264 (D5);

2-259c.
Farshut, Kgy. »-40 (B2) ; 15-

77 Id.

Fuller. Yorks. 28-933 (Cl).
Farso, Aby. 28-379 (C3).
FanC, Den. 8-24 (B2).
Fanrand. Nor. 19-804 (B4-3).
Fartak. cape. Arab. 2-264 (O G);

12-800C.

— . Mist.. Arnb. 25-355d.
Farther Pomeranla (Hintor

pommcrn). di»t.,f5er. 22-4 7 1>.
Farlhe* A'ortt 19-163c.

FARTHINO 10-IOU : 19-8BBI..
FARTHINGALE 10-IVla; 7-

I41a.
iilBIlHl NorthanU. 24-

.; i

Fartown. York.. «8-9.i.l (lit).

FarukhaUd. India 16-lUll. ;
14-37rt(ll«).

FARUKHABAD, dirt., India
10-1UII. : 14-37'.

Faruklil (dynarty) 4-»21d.

Kurukhnafar (nawab of) It-
Till.!.

Farukhnacar. India 14-376
(05).

Farukl (drnasty) : tee Farukl.l.

Farramy le Urand. Swltz. 26-

Irltr) 20-807 b.
Farwell. Mich. 18-371 (F6).

115).

—, Tex. 88-690 (El).
Far West. Mo. : «•<• Krrr.
— West, UUh 27-814 (Bl).
Fas, Mor. : tee Fes.
— , riv., M»r. 10-3064.
Fas (Roman law) 23-i28a;

it-Mid.

Fasa. Pen. : tee Feaaa.
Fasana, canal. Aus. 4-572d ;

tt-Mte.

Fananl. Ranlcro 14-8991.

Fasano. U. 15-4 (F4).
Faxau. Togo. 12-203 (C2).
Fasbclnn, mt.. Soot. 24-412

(DU

Fane ( Itrchon law) 4-41> 1 1>.
FASCES 10-1910,
Faaehalba, 1'lz.. mt,, Alps 1-

Fii-.-i 15-760.

FASCIA (diet.) 10-191d ; 24-
186m,

— dentata 4-398b.

— lata 19-57b.
Fasclatod branch 25-877a.
Fascicle (hot.) 10-557b.
Faaclcular cambium 21-742n.
Fasciculus eommunls 19-404d.

— solitiinu- 19-mta.
FASCINATION (diet. )10-192a.
FASCINE (diet.) 10-192a: tee

olsoCrannog.
Fasciola hepatica : tee Liver-

fluke.

Faaclolariall-516d.
Faaciolariidao ll-513a; 11-

516d.
Fas el Ball (el Jahld).Mor. 10-

aoed.

Fashavieh : tee Feshavlyeh.

Fasher. El, Sud. 26-9 (B3);
7-8:tla; 9-127b.

FASHION (diet.) 10-192b.

FASHODA (Kcdok). Sud- 10-
1'J-Jb ; 26-9 (C4); French ex-
pedition (1898) 9-llrtd. 9-
1 29d, 10-903C ; Deloaaafi 7-

.

Fasihl Jorjani 21-2500.
Fasilidas (A'lem-Segel) l-90b ;

12-232*:
Faskadale, bay, Scot. 24-412

.
Faskrudstjordr, fjord, Ice. 14-

Faall (chronol.) 13-500c.

Fasque, estate, Srot. 10-296a.

Fan (measure) 28-4914.

Fassalte 2-901 d.

Fassathal, val., Aus. 2-9014.

Faasett, Pa. 21-106 (12).

Fassiler, Asia M. 13-536 (C2) ;
13- •.:;.-..!.

Fast acid violet 8-746b.

FAST AND LOOSE (gumc) 10-
192c.

Fast blue 8-746b.

— brown 8-746b; 8-750*.

Fast Castle, Scot. 24-412 (F4).

Fastendienstag : tee Shrove
Tuesday.

Fasten-penny 13-5234.

Fastgrecn 8-746b ; 8-750o.

FASTI (Roman register*) 10-
192c ; 23-659b ; inscrip-
tions 14-637c ; manuscripts
2O-572c ; palimpsest ol
Fasti consulares 2O-633O.

Fasti (Ovid) 20-387b.

Fastida (Gepidae king) 12-

Fastlglatlon 12-7 59a.

Ftati HfUrnici (II. F. Clinton)
8-5194; 18-S20c.

ranting. Clans 8-4 Ib.

FASTING 10-19:ia; 2-7174;
baptismal rite 3-365d ;
Christ's teaching 15-349O ;
CoptlcChurrl^-md : davs
prescribed and prohibited 8-
201 b. 23-960d, 28-94c ;
Franciscans 11-lcj: Hindus
4-733c; Holy Week 13-
623d; Jews l-5a ; Ma-
hommedans 17-4 2<V, 22-
872d; Mandaeans 17-557b ;
Manlchaeans 17-57 4d: Or-
thodox Eastern Church 20-

tlrl "of Mouth WaJr,

FaaU PneomUnl: cat <'alri,
raraMUne.

/ ..' / ;..:....

FastnarhtsapUh 8-500c ; 11-
7H7o; Hans Sachs 8847 Ic,

Fastnet. rock. Ire. 14-744 (»5)j
ugtilhoojw 16-a:i«M. li^M
(Plate), 18-64 4 b. 18-660 : 1C
Mallet (builder) 17-491O ;
wireless telegrauh 28-5304.

FA8TOLF, SIR JOHN 10-198b:
22--'.i.'.t. ; 24-7HUa; will of
28-895C. 88-4:i4d.

Fastolfe. Tliomad 28-905b.

Fastrada (wife of Charlemagne)

Fa«tre.l8-746b.

— violet 8-74(11..

— yellow 8-746b; 8-750a ; 8-
7 . .1.

FAT 10-1980 ; anointing 2-

-8-19:

79d ; energy from i

Hd;

fat-ooll 7-711b (fte.); totm-
atlon 18- 196a, 18-9114; In
blood iila-stna 4-79a ; nutri-
tion 8-115b, 19-V21b, 19-
9154 : steatopygla 28-8604.

Fatak(Babak, Patak) 17-5724.

Fataka (Mltle, mitre), Us..
Pac.O. 20-436 (U6); 11
629b ; 24-1860,

Fatal Accidents Act : tee Lord
(•niuphcirM Act (1846).

FATALISM 10-198d; 15-llfi.l;
19-275a.

Fatalla, riv., FT.W..VL 11-204
(B4); ll-102b.

Fatama, Ala., 1-460 (B4).

Fata Morgana 18-573b.

Fata Scribnnda (myto.) 10-

..

Fat clay 4-518d.

FATE (myth.) 10-199a ; 13-
69lr ; Buddhist doctrine
745c. See alto Fates.

FaW, 1st : *••• KfaW.

Fate, Tex. 26-690 <C7).

Fatehabad, C.India 14-376
(F8).

— , India (Punjab) 14-376
(F-G5).

Fateh All Khan. Syed3-31'.d.
Fatchgarh, India 14-376
(H-I6) ; 10-liilli.

— (palace and fortress) Bho-
pal 3-846c.

Fatch Jung (of Nepal) 15-556b.

— Khan (of Afg.) l-316b ; 8-
438b; 21-24Ua.

— Mahommed (of Cutch) 7-
670b.

FATEHPUR,Indla(Allahaba4)
10-199a; 14-376 (17); 14-
449c.

— , India (Rajputana) 14-376

— , disL India 10-199a.

— SIKRI, dist., India 10-199c;
14-376 (G6); 14-402d ; ar-
chitecture 14-433c, 18-9010,
20-4324.

Fatch Singh (of Udalpnr) 27-

554b.
Fates, The (myth.) 10-19'Ja ;

26-758b ; Parthenon pedi-

ment 12-476 (Plato) ; sacri-

fices to 24-573b, 28-720(1;

Norns 19-7 J6a_
Fatczh. Russ. 23-872 (E5) ;

15-953d.

Fathabad. Pers. 10-190C,
Fath al din 9-105c.
Fath All 23-2350 ; 21-238O ;

26-506b ; death 14-868b ;

literature under 21-2494.
Fathb. Khakan9-9la: 5-49r.
FATHER (diet.) 10-1 99d ; 15-

581o ; 14-:. Ha; Australian

naliv,- !...li,.f-27-::.|.
Father. Isl., Jap. : .tee Chichi

(Chichl-Jima).
Fattier Abraham's Spr«* :
t Mmmac

Poor RirJtarft

Failter and Son (E. Gosse) 12-
Noo,

" Father of Church History " :
tee Eosebius of Caesarea.

" Father of Deism " : tee Her-
bert of Cherburv.

" Father of Fathers " :
Gregory, St (of N'yssa).

" Father of Italian Prose "
tee Boccacrlo.

" Father O'Flmn " (song) (A.
P. Graves) l2-383h.

" Father of Orthodoxy " : tee
Athanaslus, St.

" Father Prout " : tee Mahony
Francis.

FATHERS OF THE CHURCH
10-200a; 23-7<fld: Christian
mysteries 23-978o: Greek
and Latin compared 20-
334d: Neoplatomsm l-575c
heresies 13-358O, 14-588a

.
VWtan tt ttMOoMtltottaa lt>

— of th» Faith 18-147a.

FATHOM (.1.. i. j 10- .'..1.1: 28-
484b : count (to Maiopom)
Mam

«M Fatabpot

18-ioia; (rare 18-6Ao;

Kxdm'i poem on 21-149O.
Fatima, vaL. Arab. 15-4144.
FATIM1TB8 18-101a ; 8-504;

9-92a ; oolnace 19-904o ;

Uahomme4an Spain 1-3 lo;

royal library 18-5504: Tiarei

conquered br 18-9 lib.
Fatlo de DoOUer (Nicola.) 8-

114.1; 16-88a.

Fatlra, int., Egy. 8-lle : 8-lSo.
Fatll. rnu., Syr. 16-347b.
Fat liquorlnc (Ieather)18-Mlb.
Fat-necrosis S8-67te.
Fatra, mU., Bans;. 3-4 (Ft) I

5-:iM3c.

Fatranie 11-1244 ; 9-634a.

I ,- 20- i 1

Fatachbach. riv^ Bwitx. t»-

78b.
Fatshan, China 8-168 (15);

15-. 7.!.

— Creek: battle (1857) 15-

7 « .

FaUia 13-7734.
Fatslsio : tee HachUo-thima.
Fattah. Fatteh (In Indian

names) : tee Fateh.
Fattahi (of NUhapur) 21-251a-
Fatteoonda, Fr.W.Af. 4-2004.
Fatten (In poker) 21-901a.
Fattore, II : tee Pennl, Ulan-

f: ..- . • ".
Fatty adds 28-4 4a.

— .;.-. -20- 2-

654b ; 18-7864 ; physiology
of 21-556a.

— oils 28-434.

— tissue : tee Adipose t
Fatua (myth.) 10-209C.
Fatuhiva, isl.. Pac.O. '

(M6): 17-7504.
Fatuhnkn (Hood), Isls Pac.O.

20-I36(M5); 17-7504.
Fatum Vortieerni 8-5184.
Faluns (myth.) : nee Faunas.
Fatuusnaturalis (law) 14-612a.
Fatwa, In4ia 14-376 (L7).
Fatwa (Mahommedan law) 18-

955d; 28-105C,
Faiira Mumffirt : Bee Fuitra.
Faua. mta., Alg. 1-64KC2).
FAUBOURG 10-204b.

— St Denis: battle (1652) 27-
413b.

FAUCES (anat.) 1O-204C.
Fauchard (Fr. surgeon) 8-SOc,
FAUCHER, L. JOSEPH

(Leon) 10-204C.
FAUCHET. CLAUDE (his-
torian! 10-205a,
— , CLAUDE (bp.) 10-205a.
Fancigny, dist^ Fr. 18-778

(H5).
Faucille, pass. Jura MU. 15-

566c.
Faucilles, mts., Fr. 10-778

(H3): 13-73aj 28-2Ha.
FAUC1T. HELENA SAVILLE

10-205b.

Fancogney, FT. 18-778 (H4).
Fauconberg. Thomas Belasyse,

I.. -I ••!. [U8J 7-I-."'.'..
— , Thomas Belasyse, viscount

(fl. 1760)25-9020.
—.William Nerllle. earl of

Kent, baron : tee Kent.

earl of.
Faughan. riv.. Ire. 14-744

(D2) : 16-9710.
Faughart, Ire. 4-557b ; 8-

072d.
FAUJAS DE SAINT-FOND,

BarthsUmy 16-205C ; 1-

161c; 5-756d.
Faul (Irish legend) 14-569O.
v..!i!,l. ateffa. !-!•:.: i.
Fauldhonso, Scot- 24-418 (D3);

16-7 3lJu
Fanlen, mt, Swltx. 28-141

(F3).

Faulflrst, mt., Swltx. l-745a.
Faulhorn, mt., Swltz. (Berne)

26-242 (E3); l-744a.
— , mt., Svritx. (Valab) 26-242

(D4).
Fanlk Co., S.Dak. 25-506

(F-G1).

Faulkner. Daniel P. 7-810O.
— , George 2O-:i96b.
Faulkner, Ark. 2-5S2 (C3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).

— Co.. Ark. 2-552 «S).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

FAUL-FERD

Faulkner r. Lichfleld and
Steam l-762d.

Faulkton, S.Dak. 25-506
(F-U2).

Fault (Badminton) 3-190o.

FAULT (geol.) 10-206a ; 11-
665b ; ll-672c ; breccia 4-
482o ; mineral deposits 18-
508a : reversed 13 - 4 7 2a.
See also Rift valley.

— (lawn tennis) 16-:i01o.

— (racquets) 22-7SOd.

— (tennis) 26-627c.

— line (geol.) 10-206b.

— line (racquets) 22-7 80c.

— line scarp (geog.) 27-622a.

— plane 10-206b.

— rock 10-206b.

— scarp 10-208a.

FAUNA (diet.) 10-209b ;

(myth.) 4-191b.
Faunalia 10-209c.
Faunce, W. H. P. 22-31 Id.
" Faun of Praxiteles " (statue)

22-256b.
Fauns (myth.) 10-209c ; 8-7a ;

M-SM<L

Faunsdale, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
FAUNTLEROY, HENRY 10-

209b ; 10-662d.
Fauntleroy. Wash. 28-354

(B4).
FAUNUS (myth.) 10-209C ;

23-689b ; Evauder 9-959c ;

Lupercus 17-126d, 23-689b,

16-267b.

Faunus (zool.) 11-5 15d.
Fauquembergues, Fr. 10-778

(El).

Fauquier, Francis 15-301d.
Fauquier Co., Va. 28-118 (E2).
Faure and Kessler (cbem.

manufacturers) 26-68c.
Faure, C. A. l-126d ; 9-189a.
— , FRANCOIS FELIX 10-

209c ; 10-SSla.
— . Sebastien 1-91 8a.
FAURE, GABRIEL 10-209d ;

19--.M ; 25- I l.':i
Faurea 21-782a.

— saligna 27-188d.
Faurei, Hum. 23-826 (C2).
Fauresmith, S.Af . 25-466 (G7) ;

20-152d.
FAURIEL, CL. CHARLES

10-210a; 17-626d.
Fauro, isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (19).
Fausiana, Sard. 26-659b.
Fausse, riv., La. 17-54 (AS).

— Pointe, lake, La. 17-54
(03).

FAUST 10-2 lOc; 6- 111 la: 11-

788d; Mcphistopheles 18-

147b.
Faust (Goethe) 12-185d ; Anna

Swanwick's translation 26-

183d ; Bayard Taylor's 26-

467d.
Faust /opera, Gounod) 12-

285c ; I9-88d.
Faust (symphony, Liszt) 16-

7810.

Faust, N.Y. 19-596 (Fl).
Fausta, Cornelia 18-4 7 8d.
— , Flavia Maximiana 6-988c ;

9-889d.
Faustin (of Haiti) 12-826d.

— (pseud.) : see Betbeder,
Faustin.

FAUSTINA, ANNIA GALERIA
(the younger) 10-213b; 23-
479b.

— (the elder) 2-149a ; 4-277a ;
23-596a ; 23-596C.

Faustinianae (orphan schools)

10-2 13b.
Faust of the Talmud : see

Elisha ben Abnyah.
Fausto, Vettor 22-883a.
Faustulus (legend) 23-689b.
Faustus (abbot of Lerins) 1-

24a.
— (father of Clement) : Simon

Magus legend 25-129d.

— (magician) : set Faust.

— (of Byzantium) 2-573a.

— (of Cordova) 15-155d.

— (of Mileve) l-365a ; 2-907c.

— (of Rhegium) 21-64b ; 28-
60b.

— Sulla : see Sulla, Faustus.
Faute commune (Fr. law) 7-

783a.

Fauth, J. P. H. 19-957C.
Fauville, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
Faux (anat.) : see Fauces.
Faux judgment (law) 28-849c.

— saulniers 4-564C.
Fava, Guido 14-890d.

Fava, palace, Bologna, It. 2-

412d.
FAVARA, Sic. 10-2 13b ; 15-4

(D6).
Favaritx, cape, Sp. 25-530

(H2).
Favart. Antoine Pierre Charles

10-21 3d.
— , Charles Nicolas Joseph

Justin 10-213d.
— , CHARLES SIMON 10-213b.

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

Favart, Marie Justine Benoite

Duronceray 10-213c.
Favella l-592d.
Faventia : see Faenza.
Faverney, FT. 13-74C.
Favcrolle (fowl) 22-214d.
FaveroUes, Fr. 10-778 (E4) ;

16-926b.
FAVERSHAM, Kent 10-213d ;

9-424 (IV. D4) ; 8-581b.
Favia2-104d.

Favier, Mgr. 6-205d ; 6-208b.
Favignana, isl., Sic. 15-4 (D6) ;

l-245a ; anc. Aegusa 15-26

(D6).
Favila (king of Asturiivs) 25

541d.
Favilla (bank director, Naples)

15-79b.

Farilla (It. periodical) 7-772a.
Farola di Or/to (Politian) : see

Orfeo.

Favon, Georges ll-591d.
Favone, Porto di, Core. 15-4

(B4) ; 7-199b.
Favonius (myth.) 28-975a.
Favorinus (Benedictine monk):

see Guarino.
FAVORINUS (Gr. sophist) 10-

214b.
Favosites 2-99b ; 8-12Sa ; 25-

llOd.

Favositidae 2-99d.
FAVRAS, THOMAS DE

Mahy, marquis de 10-2 14c.
— , Victoria Hedwig Caroline,

marquise de 10-214C.
Favre, Ernest 10-2 15a.
— , JEAN ALPHONSE 10-214d.
— , Jean Baptiste, abb6 22-

501d.
— , JULES CLAUDE GAB-

riel 10-215a ; 17-46c ; 15-

61a.

— , P. A. (chemist) 26-805b.
— , Peter : see Faber, Peter.
Favre. mt., Alps l-743c.
Favrette, Giacomo 20-.M I.I.
Favrilc glass 12-92c ; 26-966b.
Favularia 20-531a.
FAVUS 10-215b ; 25-191b ; in

dog 28-13e : parasitic origin

18-.'>;ia, 20-796a.
Fawcett (Colonel) 8-641d.
— , HENRY 10-215d.
— , JOHN 10-217b.
— , Millioent Garrett 10-216a.
Fawcett's (Dublin University)

Act (1873) 8-620b.
Fawin : see Dahomey.
FAWKES, FRANCIS 10-217b.
— , GUY 10-21 7c.
Fawkham Green, Kent 16-942

(F3>.
Fawkner, John Pascoe 19-

542c ; 28-42d.
Fawkner, park, Melbourne 18-

90 (map).

Fawley, Hants. 9-420 (III. E5).
Fawn, riv.. Can. 5-160 (MS).

— Creek, O. 20-26 (B4).

— Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(01).

— Grove, Pa. 21-106 (K6).
Fawnie, mta., Can. 4-600 (D2).
Fawr, Llyn, lake, Wales 23-

27 la.

Fawsitt, C. E. 10-47d.
Fawsley of Fawsley (family)

6-424a.
Fawsley, park, Northants. 19-

769c.
Faxafloi, bay, Ice. 14-228 (B2);

14-228b.

Faxe, riv., Swed. 19-800 (D3).
Fasfleet, Yorks. 13-872c.
Faxina, Braz. 4-440 (G7).
Fax6, Den. 8-24 (E3) ; 7-418a.
— , bay, Den. : see Praesto.
Faxo limestone 8-24a.
Faxon, Conn. 6-952 (D4).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C3).
FAY, ANDRAS 10-2 18b ; 13-

926d.

— , J. S. 23-785C.
— , Professor 7-882b.
Fay, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
— , Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , Nev. 5-8 (F3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C2).
— , mt.. Mass. 17-852 (D2).
Fayal, Azores 3-83 (4).
FAYAL, isl., Azores 10-218c ;

3-83 (2) ; 3-84a ; 3-85a.
— , isl., Mad. 17-281 (map).
— , Chan., Azores 3-83 (2).
Fayalite 20-89c.
Fayal wine 21-584d.
Fayel, Lady of (legend) 7-

307b.

Fayence, FT. 10-778 (H6).
Fayerdale, Va. 28-118 (B4).
Fayerweather, isl., Conn. 6-952

(C5).

Faye's comet 6-763b.
Fayette, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
— . la. 14-732 (F2).
— , 111. 14-304 (B4).
— , La. 17-54 (A3).
— , Me. 17-434 (B4).

Fayette, Miss. 18-600 (A4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (D2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

— , O. 20-26 (Bl).

— , Utah 27-814 (C3). .

— , Wis. 28-740 (C6).

— Co., Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— Co., la. 14-732 (F2).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (C4).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (G5).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D2) ; 15-
742a.

— Co., O. 20-26 (C-D5).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (C-D6).

— Co., Tcnn. 26-020 (B2).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K-L6).

— Co.. W.Va. 28-560 (B-C4).
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. 10-

218c ; 2-552 (Al).

— , Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— , 111. 14-304 (C5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (D7).

— , Mo. 18-008 (C3).

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. 10-
219a ; 19-772 (C-D2).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (D-E2).

— , O. 20-26 (C6).

— , Pa. 21-106 (G-H6).

— , Tenn. 26-620 (E2).

— , Tex. 26-690 (L6).

— , W.Va. 28-560 (B-C3).

Fay-le-Froid, Ft. 10-778 (G5).

Fay6n, Sp. 25-530 (F2).

FAYRER, SIR JOSEPH 10-
219b ; 6-613b.

Fays-Billot, Fr. 10-778 (G4).

FAYUM, prov., Egy. 10-219C ;
9-40 (A-B2) ; 9-21d ; deriva-
tion of name 18-643c ; geo-
logy 9-23b ; Greek papyri 20-
557d; history 9-90e, 9-1 Hla,
10-203b, 13-245a ; obelisk of
Xllth dynasty 9-76a.

— , God of : see Suchos.

Fayum Gospel Fragment 2-
179a.

Fayumic (dialect) 9-59b.

Fayvillc, 111. 14-304 (C6).

— , Mass. 17-852 (D-E2).

Faywood, N.Mex. 19-520
(B-C5).

Fayyumi (Al Fayyumi) : see
Seadiah b. Joseph.

Fazarah, tribe 17-406a.

Fazaz, nit-*., Mor. 18-S51 (E2).

Fazekas, Michael 13-926c.

Fazeley, Staffs. 25-758 (Bl).

Fazenda Sao Manoel, Braz. 4-
440 (E5).

Fazilka, India 14-376 (E-F4) :
10-282a; 10-178a.

Fazio degli Uberti : see Degli
Uborti.

Fazlevieh 17-129d.

Fazli Bey, 15-673c.

FAZOGLI (Fazokl), dist., Sud.
10-219d.

Faz6uro, lake, Sp. 25-530
(Bl).

Faztov, Russ. 23-874 (I. Bl).

Fazy, Henri ll-591d.

— , James ll-591c.

F.C.S. (abbrev.) l-29a.

F.D. (abbrev.) l-29a.

Fe (chem.) 6-39b.

FEA, CARLO 10-220a.

Fea, lake, Ire. 14-744 (E2) :
27-550a.

Fea-berry : see Gooseberry.

Feagin, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

Feake, Christopher 10-331d.

Feale, riv., Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;
15-758a.

Fealty, Oath of 10-298b ; 10-
300d ; 19-767d ; homage 13-
624d, 24-586d.

Fear, cape, N.C. 19-772 (E4).

Fearby, Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4).

Fearing, R. 22-7 83a.

Fearn, Scot. 24-412 (D2) ; 23-
743c.

— , abbey, Scot. 26-360a.

Fearnan, Scot. 24-412 (D3).

Fearnaught (machine) 28-810b.

FEARNE, CHARLES 10-220a.

*' Fearnought " (race horse) 13-
734d.

Fearnsides, W. G. 2-452c.

Feasterville, Pa. 21-106 (M6).

FEASTS AND FESTIVALS
10-220b ; Christian 10-222c,
2-770C, 14-583b ; drama 8-
497c ; Egyptian 9-54a, 10-
127a ; fire walking 10-420a ;
funeral feasts 11-33 Ic ;
Greek lp-221b, 16-481d, 8-
lla ; Hindu and Buddhist
10-224b ; Jewish 10-222b,
22-661b, 16-518d, 10-137b ;
Mahommedan 10-224a, 9-
32d ; processions 22-415a ;
Roman 10-221c, 24-573a ;
serpent worship 24-680b ;
uncivilized races 10-220b,
10-1 6 la. See also under
names of chief festivals.

Feat (diet.) 10-438d.

FEATHER 10-224b ; ana-
tomical development 25-

189d ; bleaching 4-55d ;

taxidermy 26-465b.
Feather (gem - cutting) 11-

560d.
Feather, riv., Cal. 5-8 (C2) :

5-8a ; 5-13b.
Featherbed Moss, mt., Cbes.

28-933 (B2).

— Top, mt., Derby. 28-933

Feathered-shot copper 7-103d.

Feathergrass 13-772d; 12-

376a ; on steppes 23-882d.

— hyacinth 14-25b ; 13-77 la.

— palm 20-64 Ib.

— star25-797b.
Feathering (arch.) 7-667d.
Feathers petition 20-629a :

27-595b.

Feathereton, N.Z. 19-624 (E4)
Featheretone, Staffs. 25-758

FEATHERSTONE, Yorks. 10-
229d ; 28-933 (D2) ; riots 23-
361c, 2-7690.

— , castle, Northumb. 9-412
(I. C3) ; 19-793a.

— , South, Yorks. 28-933 (D2).

Featherstonhaugh, George
William 18-552d.

— , Sir Harry 12-885a.

Feather-tailed phalanger 21-
344b.

Feathertop, mt., Viet. 2-942b.

Featherville, Ida. 14-276 (B4).

Feather weight (boxing) 4-
351b.

FEATLEY (Fairclough), DAN-
iel 10-229d.

FEBRONIANISM 10-230a ; 9-
700a ; 20-721b ; Austria 3-
lla ; Germany 23-492c.

Febronius, Justinus : see Hon-
theim, Johanu Nikolaus von.

Februa 10-2:nb ; 17-126c.

FEBRUARY 10-231b ; 4-990a.

February Revolution : see Re-
volution of 1848 (France).

FEBVRE, ALEXANDRE

Frederic 10-231C.

FECAMP, Fr. 10-231c ; 10-778
(E2); Benedictine monastery
12-321b, 21-133a; English
possession 6-25d, 23-949d,
25-915b.

— , riv., Fr. 10-231C.

Feccia 5-736d.

FECHNER, GUSTAV THEO-
dor 10-231, 1: 18-235a; aes-
thetics l-284c ; dry pile elec-
trometer 9-235C ; idealism
18-234a ; memory -image 22-
570b ; Paulsen 20-963c ;
subliminal processes 25-
1062d ; vision 28-136b ;
Weber's law 28-458d.

Fecht, riv., Ger. 19-12a.

FECHTER, CHARLES AL-
bert 10-232b.

FECKENHAM, JOHN 10-232d.

Fecula 2-649c.

Fed, Arab. 2-264 (D3) ; 19-
351b.

— , penin. Den. 8-24 (E3).

Fedai (assassins) 2-774d.

Fedaja, pass, Alps l-747c.

Fedala, Mor. 18-851 (D2) ; 18-
850d.

FEDCHENKO, ALEXIS PAV-
lovioh 10-233b.

Fedchenko, mts., Asia 26-91 la:
27-419C.

Feddan 9-28d ; 28-491d.

Fede, Nor. 19-804 (B3).

Fedelek, mts., Pers. 24-1023d.

Feden, El, Pal. 20-602 (E4).

Federacao do Equador, S.Ana.
21-178d.

Federal Bank of Switzerland
26-262a.

— Bureau of Corporations
(U.S.) 27-733b.

— Council of the Reformed
Church in America 22-293C.

— courts, U.S. 7-323d.
Federal Creek, riv., O. 20-26

(G6).

Federal diet of Germany : see
Bundestag.

Federal District, Braz. 4-446a.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 10-
233c ; Australia 2-965c ;
Greek age of 12-453d ; Nihil-
ist scheme 19-687b ; South
Africa 25-482a; U.S. 27-
65 Id, 27-653a.

Federalist, The l-833a ; 15-
295c.

FEDERALIST PARTY (U.S.)
10-235b ; 27-659b ; 8-2b ;
John Adams l-177a ; Con-
necticut 6-956d ; Massa-
chusetts 17-860d.

Federal Judiciary of Switzer-
land : see Bundesorericht.

Federalsburer, Md. 17-828 (113).

Federated Malay States : see
Malay States (British).

Federation, Feast of 10-854b ;
ll-157d.

Federation Francaise (rowing
club) 23-786b.

Fedcrfis 6-972d.

FEDERICI, CAMILLO 10-236a.

— , Cesare l-957d ; 13-694d.

Federigo (name) : see Fred-
erick.

Federov, E.S. 7-584d ; 12-235a;
27-786d.

Federovka, Russ. 23-874 (I.
E3).

Federsee, lake, Ger. 28-856c.

Fedilmid (of Munster) 14-764C.

Fedjos, Nor. 19-804 (B2).

Fedkovich, Yuri 23-9 19c.

Fedor (name) : see Theodore.

Fedora, S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).

— ,bay, Russ. As. 25-10 (I-K.3).

Fedra (Italian humanist) : see
Inghirami.

Fedvar, Russ. 23-874 (I. C-D2).

Fee, lake, Ire. 14-744 (B3) ; 14-
744b.

FEE (law) 10-236b ; condi-
tional 9-790a ; homage 13-
624c ; Scots law 10-296b.

Feeagh, lake, Ire. 14-744 (B3).

Feed and jockey rollers 16-
726a.

— collector 4-145C.

Feeder (electricity) 9-198a : 9-
194c.

— (irrigation) 14-844a.
Feeding cloth 16-726a.
Feeding Hills, Mass. 17-852

(B2).

Fee farm rent 23-103b.

Fee-favour 12-322b.

Feeling (psychol.) 22-581a ;
22-:>51u ; 22-589b ; aesthetic
experience l-277b ; Comte
6-821a. See also Affection ;
Emotion.

— tone 22-582a.
Feeny, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Feenyville, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
Fecr, Leon 16-98d.
Feesburg, O. 20-26 (B7).
Fee simple 9-790a.

— tail 9-790a; 9-494d ; bar-
ring of 10-3550 ; frank-mar-
riage ll-34c.

Fegen, lake, Swcd. 26-1 90 (B3).
Feher, Gyarmat, Hung. 3-4

(H2).
Fehertemplom (Weisskirchen),

Hung. 3-4 (G4) ; 18-445b.
Fcher Tisza, riv., Hung. : see

White Theiss.

— To, lake, Hung. 13-8950.
Feliim Pasha 27-464b.
Fehleisen (bacteriologist) 20-

771d.
FEHLING, HERMANN VON

10-2360 ; solution 12-141c.
FEHMARN, isl., Ger. 10-236d ;

8-24 (D4) ; battle (1677) 26-

204d.
— , sound, Ger. 8-24 (C4).

— Belt, Chan., Baltic 8-24
(D4).

FEHMIC COURTS 10-236d ;

11-S48C ; 7-729b.
Fehmi Effendi, Hassan 27-

4111(1.

Fehr, Henry C. 24-506e.
FEHRBELLIN, (ier. 10-237d ;

11-808 (D2); battle (1675)

ll-S60d, 26-204d.
Feienoord, Rotterdam 23-766a.
Feigned issue 28-229c.
Fei-ho, riv., China 6-168a.
Feija, riv., Mor. 18-851 (D3).
Feijo, Antonio (poet) 22-162C.
Feijo6, Antonio (regent of

Brazil) 4-4590.

— Y MONTENEGRO, BENITO
Jernnimo 10-237d.

Fell, Charles 11-5710.

— , E. 12-88a.

Feilden, Capt. Henry Wemyss

21-948b ; 12-545a.
Feilden, penin., Green. 12-545a.
Feilding, Basil Fielding, baron :

see Denbigh.

— (of Lecagh), baron : see
Desmond.

— , William, 1st earl of : see

Denbigh.

Feilding, N.Z. 19-624 (E4).
Feili, tribe 17-129d.
Feimbach, Ger. 11-808 (D5).
Feinaigle, Gregor von 18-630a.
Fcineachas : see Brehon laws.
Feinne : see Vitrified forts.
Feint attack (fencing) 10-5930.
Feints (distilling) 25-695C.
Feio, isl., Den. 8-24 (D4).
Feira, Port. 25-530 (A2).
— , Rhod. 23-260 (C2).

— de Santa Anna, Braz. 4-440
(15) ; 3-21 Ob.

Feiran, oasis, Egy. 25-139a ,

19-804 (D2).
Feis 4-488C.
Feistritz, Aus. (trib. of Raab)

25-1059b.

— ,Aus. (trib. of Save) 24-2 1 1 d .
Feit, W. 4-944b.
Feitel, La. 17-54 (b7).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make full use of thin Index It It ettendml to remit the
instructions given on Page I.

FEITH. IIHIJNVIS 10-*M*

i a .L, a?..

noni UdtBo.

1 i ...• • 1.454o.

I . I . N.rr. 19-- i I \J|.

F*k*to II am (soldlary) 13-
FeCte Ttan. rlv, llunc. : tet

. 1 !,.-!«.

r. ;. M irle IB-.; i.
nlANITX (Felanlche). E

10-lJSb ; 25-531,
Felard. Pen. 10-190d.

F« brine. Sir Syn and M»r-

f*rrt: brass 4-434 (PI. I.
.7).

x>n 20-«04b.

livlll... Mass. 17-85* (A4).
a. riv.. Uer. 11-808 (III.

Feldbaeh, Aus. 3-4 (D3).

FrldlM-iv. int.. (irr. 4-21,1.
FELDKlilCH. An*. 10-238b ;

3-4 (A.I); 11-194.1.
Foldon. Jut,. Warwick. 28-

Fcldprobst 5-841*.
FeMsberc, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
Feldspar : trr Felspar.

K.-i. .1, Hung. 3-1 (Gl).
FelethonsfRujrUn king) 20-r. L
FEL1B1EN. ANDRE 10-
— , Joan Francois 10-233d.
— . Mi.h.'i ID-.';-. i.

Felil.rige 22-J02o ; 15-277C.
Felloe. Gulllaume Adam de 13-

.

Folk-lam.. Fra Felice 14-6:<0a.
Feltciann. rlv., Aw. 1-460 (K:i);
• S-462a.

IMtdaslmus (bp.) 5-4310.
FeUcltaa (martyr) 5-I30O.
Felioltas Julia, Port.: tee

Lisbon.
FMIclte. l»l.. Ind.O. 24-7.'>lc.

Frllrity, O. 20--JI! (»7).

— .lake. La. 17-.M (1)4).
Felidae S-367d ; 17-52 la ; 17-

S27b; fossil 5-376u. 17-

•J ISO,

Felidu. i-l.. Ind.O. 17-486&.
Felinikl. Aloyglus 21-927a.

Fells (astron.) 7-14a.

— (mammal) 5 - 368b ; sec-
torial tooth 5-367 b (fig.).

— atrox 10-737b.

— bengalonsls: tee Leopard-
cat,

— caracal : tee Caracal.

— catus (srlvestris) : tee Wild
oat, of Europe.

— oelidoga.i ter : tee Oolden oat.

— chaus: srr Jungle-cat.

— oonoolor : tee Puma.

— domestic*: set Cat.

— eyra : tee Eyra,

— rrise* : tee Ocelot.

— Jaguarondl (yaguarondi) :
trr JaguarondL

— leo : tee Lion.

— maorosoeUs (nebulota) : tee
Clouded leopard.

— manul : tee ManuL

— marmorata : tee Marbled
cat.

— minuta : tee Matjan rem-

— ocroata manlculata : tee
Wild cat, of Africa.

— onca (oDza) : trr Jaguar.

— omata : tee Indian desert-
cat.

— pajeros : tee Pampas cat.

— pardalls : tee Ocelot.

— pardus : tee Leopard.

— pardus tulliaua : tee Persian
leopard.

— icrlpta: tee Tibet oat.

— nerval : tee ServaL

— tomminckl : tee Bay oat.

— tlgrlna : trr Tiger-cat.

— tigri* : tee Tiger.

— torquat* 5-489b.

— tristia : trr Fontanier's oat.

— uncla : tee Snow leopard.
Fr'i.i .,f . ...li.ui. .l..-.-25-.'.M;!,.
Felix. St (bp. of Nantes) 10-

Ifiid ; 12-5950.
St (of Nola) 2O-963a ; 21-

FELIX L (pope) 10--.J3.Sd ; 1-
76ld.

— II. (antlpopc) 10-239a.

— III. (impo)10-23lta.
-iy.(,K,pc)10-239.a.

— V.fAmadeusVIII. of Savoy)
10-239b ; bishop of Geneva
ll-5S9d; election to, and
abdication of, papacy 3-
464b. 20-7050. l-539a ;

• rs of

FjUxibp. of Aptumra) 0-410*.
FELIX (bp. ,,f K».t Anclla)

10-2391. ; 9
FELIX u. . ..f I njolU) 10-

139o ; 1-213*.
— (of Aecl»)0-301l,.
FELIX (of Valols) 10-239c ;

FELIX, ANTON I US 10-1300 ;

: • -il'x trial 8O-

0494.

r-440c.

— .oarah 22-77 Id.
Felix, A In. l-l<." illil).

.:•
. \\v... 28-S7I M

— . riv.. X.M.-x. 10-:.20 (F4).

II, ill (i., ..I-*- Ell.it) 0-
276* : 17-MGTo.
Fellxklrk. Yorka. 0-412 (L

1.1 : tee Male fi-rn.
MtKNvfr, int., A l|« 1-7421).
FELIXSTOWE, SUIT. 10

0-424 (IV. E3); 4-.',KI (1)6).
Felka. ral., AUK. 26-45 la.
Kclkol. Anton M-32«d.
1 •Vlkiii, K. W. 27-5600.
1 .•[] (,-im'liHvr) 18-762a.
- . JOHN 10-24Ua : 3-883d,
FELL (diet.) 10-14ta.
FeUa, riv., AUK. 5-33i>d.
FELLAH (|«-.>|il..) lO-.'l'.'a; 0-

31a: 1-3200 (table); as

soldiers 0-37a,

K.'lluliiii-l,. <liHU, Prra. 2-283c.
tVllatnh (raix*) : ttre Futa.
FELLENBURC. PH1L1PP

Emanuel von 10-J l.'r.
FELLER, FRANCOIS XAV1ER

dslO-2!2d.
Frill-tin, Kr. 10-778 (F5) ; 7-

431c: 5-395C.
Krllni, Ross. 23-S72 (C4) ; 16-

817b.
FELLING, Dur. 10-243a ; 0-

412(1.
'

FELLOE (diet.) 10-243*.
FELLOW (diet.) 10-243*.

— eomnionrr 5-95c.
Fellowes, Harv.-y 7- I In,..
FELLOWS. SIR CHARLES 10-

243b; 17-152e; 28-882*.
— , Sir Thomas 10-2 Md.
Fellowship : Christian ehureh

0-328d ; university 10-843*.

— porters 16- si la.

Felk Mass. 17-852 (B3) ; 18-
lOOb.

Fells r. Hedlcy & Co. 27-132a.

Fell sandstone 8-C63d ; 6-
115a.

Fell Side, Cumb. 0-112 (I. B3).

Fells' I'oiut, Sid. 3-290d.

Felmcrsham, Beds. 0-424 (IV.
A2) • 3-622*.

FELO DE SE 10-243C.

FELONY (law) 10-243d : com-
pounding 6-S13b; ecclesias-
tical jurisdiction 8-860c;
hue and cry 13 - 853d ;
larceny 16-210c ; misprision
18-579d ; posse comitatus
22-173a; rescue 23- 1 -id:
sanctuary 24-130* ; treason
27-22- Be.

— Act (1870) 0-7640.
Felpham, 8us. 0-424 (IV. AS).
Fels 19-11,1 11,.

Fclsberg. i;er. 11-S08 (B3).
— . Swltz. 26-242 (G3).
KrU-iikalk 15-SOOa.
Folsentlial, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
Felsina. It, : are Bononia.

:'ierium25-155d.
FELSITE 10-2 lie; 10-961d ;

xpherulitic 21-326 (PL I.

tig. S).
Felso Banya. Hung. 3-4 <H3) ;

25-915,1: 22-941b.
Felso-liparif 23-270*.
Felsophyn- 23-276*.
Fels.-, Vis,',, Ilunu'. 3-4 (13).
FELSPAR (Feldspar) 10-

ll-293b ; weathering 15-

672b.

— green : tee Amaxon-Mone.
FELSTED (Frl-t.-ad). Ess. 10-

24.',c; 0-424 (IV. C3).
FELT 10-2 ISd; carpets S-

396b : embossing 0-308d ;

fur 11-3 |i'.. . 12--Jl:i ; hats

13-iHll, : ro.itlne 23-7010.
FELTHAM, OWEN 10-246c ;

0-fl2Sc.
Feltham. Mdx. 16-912 (C3) ;

18- II la; flower growing at

.
Felthorpe, Nort. 0-424 (IV.

Kn.

Frltinif : nrr Milling.
Fcltmakc r»° ( c.mi'anv 16-sila.
FELTON. CORNELIUS CON
way 10-246d ; l-839a.

FELTON, JOHN 10-246d ; 27-

i

' i
•i. 10-.V,0{ \

•J

SI

— (West), Italop £4111 (III).

I . :•. | ;...•• , • :••'.

nSdSlt, MOIITO [)A 10- - I T ,

— , VUtorloa da 0-453b ; 0-

FELTRE. It. 10-2471,: 15-1
Id): 5-ID«b; anc. Feltrla

Feltre( title) 0-«5 la.

i. .•• •. . LD£M ID-JIT-., i-

Frltrliui. rlv.. It. 16-152d.

Ml-. N.I. 10-.VJII (Kl).

:t. 0-424 (IV'. 112).
FELUCCA 10-2 1 7o; 4-»8c.
Fi-lu Kiilln. F'r.W.Af. 11-204

«•:!); »4-639b.

Feluja, Turk.AH. SO-305 (E3) ;
0-806d; 3-luiil.

iIHH,i,le) 22-IOSc; 1-
32U.I (ial,tr).
Felwort 11-OOla; ll-«02b

FEMALE (ilirt.) 10-.' 17.-.

— pronucleuH 0-:il5<l.

— School of Art, L'Mid. 2'
704b.

Friiiernvrrt 10--.M7C.
FEMERELL (areh.) 10-247c.
Femern, IsL, Oer. : tee Fell-

Feme M)le 10-247c.
Femgerlcbto : tee Fehmic

iris.

fr't mints HavoHles (Molii-rt,1) 18-
5660.

. Isl., Den. 8-24 (L)4).
,il artery l-942c ; 2-U67d.

— glands 17-1071).

— hernia 13-372d.

— veins 27-970b; 1-942C.

26-1 90 (B1J.

Fi-niur25-177a; 25-17Sd; 17-
521b; osHilication 25-1 SOI,
rapcrttcial part* 1-

Fen : tee Fens.

F.-n (weight ) 28-491d.

— (East). ,li-t.. l.inrs. 0-416
ill. 113); 10-257C.

— (W, I. i lies. 0-4 Hi
(II. G3) ; 10-257C.

FrnoBli, Ire. 16- to hi.

. Lanes. 16-139 (Dl).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E3).
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
— , riv., Slich. 18-372 (B3).
Fence (boundary) : see Hedges
and fences.

F -hene 26-650b.

Fenchone 26-65 Ic.

liowFu. China 6-168 (12).
Fenchnrch St., Lond. 16-U3S

FENCING 10-24 7c ; on horse
back 23-967d ; masks in-
vented 0-667 b. See alto
Cane-fencing, Epoe de com-
bat. Foil-fencing, Sabre-
fencing.

Ins. 1-7480.

Feudal, Josias 17-831b.

Feudaut (wine) 26-2421,.

Frnd.-r. Ga. 11-752 (C4).

FENDER (furniture) 10-252b.

Fendig, Ga. 11-752 (El).

Fenduk, Arm. 2-565 (C3).

Fenella. hill, Scot. : geology
15-solb.

FENELON, BERTRAND DE
Salinnao 10-252b.

— , FRANCOIS DE SALIGNAC
10-252c ; 11-1331, ; and
Mine Guyon 12-746c ;
Quietism 22-750a.

Feni-ltnn, 1'u. 21-106 (C4).

Fener Keui, Turk. 27-42fi (F3).

Feneecla taniuiniux 16-468b.

FENESTELLA (historian) 10-
IMo.

— (zool.) 5-311b ; 22-42d ; 20-
237d.

Fenestral 10-254c.
Fenestra ovalis 8-792b.

— rotunda 8-792b.
FENESTRATION (arch.) 10-

254e.
Feneetrellc, It. 15-4 (A2) ; 15-

2b; 3-393b.
Fenrtre, pass, Alps 26-2 12

(C5) : l-743d.

— de Champorchcr, pass, Alps
1-7 43a.

— de Salelnas, pass. Alps 1-
743d.

Feng-cheng-Ung, Chin* 6-168
(II).

— -chung. China 0-168 r K I).

— -hwang-cheng. China : tee
Fung-hwang-ehung.

U-chang, China 0-168 (L3).

Fvapriua. Formosa i trr

i!

F»oa;-«h«l slim, mu.. Chin* •-

— ••Mint Fu, Chin* 0-1 OR
(113) i 0-IOM.

— -l Jen. |,ror. Chin* I aw

— .uTChlna 0-168 JIU).
Fenru. tribe : trr Flnfo.
Fenjoang Fu. Clilna 0-168

Frti-hu', rlv^ Chin* 0-168 (II);

Fenbolloway, FU. 1O-540 (Cl).

— , rtT.. FU. 10-510 (»-J).
Fenian cycle 10- ;xn« ; 5-02Hd.
FENIANS 10-. ; . M-T-M.

In Canada 5-1 Ola : Lo Oar-
• in-« i-areer 10-352d ; Punell

Fouls, Itudolph von : tee

Kudi,l|ili M.I, Fnnls.
Fenlt, Ire. 14-744 (B4) ; 27-

i ....

ii. Devon 0-430 (VI.

Friin, Elivinor 11-2071,.
—,8lr John 2O-S94d.
Fenneo 10-7C9.1 : of South

Africa : trr Asso-fox.
Fennocun 5-:;71d ; 5-372*.
FENNEL 10-256* ; oil of 21-

141d (table); ovary 11-25GC

dig.).

Fennel 1, C. A. SI. 17-313a.
FENNER, DUDLEY lO-256b.
Fenner, Cal. 5-8 (F4).
1'i-lilii, India 14-376 (O8).

— . riv., India 14-376 (O8) ;1S-
MOa.

Feiini, tribe 10- 388c ; 11-

«30d.
Friiiiiiiiurr. Wis. 28-740 (C6).

— Fork, riv., W,s. 28-740 (C4).
Fennoscandlli 12-59c.
Fennvlllc, Mich. 18-:I72 (D7).
Fenny Coinpton, Warwick. 0-

420 (III. £2).

— Drayton. Cambs. : geology
5-97d.

— Popper (cannon) 10-256c.

— STRATFORD, Bucks. 10-
256b: 0-420 (III. F2) ; 4-
584 (C5).

Feno, capes. Core., It. 15-4

Fenoarivo, Mad. (nr. Fonl-

pointe) 17-271 (C3).
—.Mad. (ur. Slahcla) 17-271

<C4).

Fen-orchis 20-172c.
1- cnoiiillcdes, anc. dist., Fr. 10-

802 (13th cx-ut. map).
FENRIR (myth.) 10-iiOc.
FENS, dist., Eng. 10-256c ;

climate 0-416d ; geology 9-

414b ; pole-vaulting 21-

977d; skating 25-107b.
Fcnsfjord, fjord. Nor. 19-804

i \.'i.

Fen-shuL Chin* 0-168 (K3).
Fen -si, China 6-168 (12).
Fenske, E. 21-:,19a.
Fenter, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
FENTON, EDWARD 10-259O.

— , ELIJAH 10-2.',9<1.

— , SIR GEOFFREY 10-260a.

— , LAVINIA 10-260b.

— , Richard 10-4»7b : 13-Slb.
Fenton, Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— , la. 14-732 (Cl).

— , 111. 14-304 (B2).

— , La. 17-54 (B3).

— , Lines. 0-416 (II. F3).

— , Mich. 18-372 (07).

— . Mo. 18-608 (F:t).
FENTON, Staffs. 10-260b ; 0-

416 (II. C4).

— , Wyo. 28-874 (Dl).

— Barns. Scot. 24-418 (F2).
l-'rnt'.nV rx-atft-nt 26-
Fentn-ss. Tex. 26-690 (K6).

— , Va. 28-1 IS (F4).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (F-G1).
Femmiti, isl., Pac.O. 20-l:i6

(K6) : 7-73b.
FENUGREEK 10-2UOb ; 3-

»27d.
Fenwick, Goorgo 24-27 6c ; 6-

—. SIR JOHN 10-260c.

— , SI. A. C. B. 8-l28b.
Frnwick, Conn. 6-952 (F5) ;

24-2780.
-Water, riv.. Soot. 24-418

(C3).
Feuwlcke, John (quaker) 10-

MMd.

Fenwood, Wis. 28-740 (D4).
Keochan, Lake, Scot . 24-4 1 2(C3).

— , riv.. Sent. 24-418 (A2).
Fcodor (Itusaian princes) : tee

Theodore.

Feodorov, Ivan 23-916*.
Feodosiya : tee Thondosia,
FEOFFMENT lO-260d ; 28-

848* ; 27-330d.
Feofllova-l'ustyn. Kuas. 23

872 (D8).

FAUL-FERD

Foomont > Mmvio* (stmJptor)
F«orti',IC'rlv, Ira. 14-714

!K.

O-lIM

d« 17^,471,.

F«r. Ni .

Far, cape. Ate. l-o 1 1 (< i ;.

— , pt./!., 17.44

MiiiMMb.

orov., Perm. __
21-1

M-IM

); ad-

17-.IU1I, ; car-
peUtl-106b.
FonJutln, Turk.A.. : trt Frak-

E

Feran,v.l.,K»r. 0-10 (1)2); «.

-.",7.1.

" Fer ardent " 20-1 :!.-.!,.
Ferudak : trt Fanudak.
Ferbane. Ire. 14-744 (1,
Ferber, Rudolph 2S-775b.
FerberIt4.-28-77 ,1,
For de lance 2»-293a.
Ferdlddiu. Hoiiilud. 25 - 379

(E-F4).
FERDINAND in.-n,,.-, 10-281a.

— (of Alencan) : tre Aleo-
oon.

— I. (o( Aragon) 10-1660 ; 25-
I4ML

— IL (..f Aragon) lO-20«d ; 28-
648d; Ktiglbtli alliance 0-
524o ; Inquisition 14-S95a ;
league of Cwnbral 15-551d ;
ana Maximilian I. 17-9221) ;
Naples acquired 10-184d;
I'lirtiurnese rataUon*0>305b,

' l-734a ; Xlmene* 15-41Sa.

— I. -III. (un-hdukes of Aus-
tria): nrr Ferdinand I. -HI.
(einpt-n,r>).

— I. (emperor of Austria) !••
263c; 3-1 3d: 13-916a;
academy founded l-97c.

— (of Bavaria) 3-548b.

— (of Bohemia) : tre Ferdi-
nand II. (emperor).

— (of Braganza) 22-143d.
FERDINAND (of Brunswick)

10-209b.

— (MAXIMILIAN KARL) (of
Bulgaria) lO-269a; 4-783c ;

it-Ms*.

— 1. (of Castile) 10-265d ; 25-
54:)c.

— III. (of Castile) 10-266* ;
2J-,45b: 24-371d: Cabra
taken 4-923c ; Carmona
taken C-359c ; Jews 25-

i|i:.r.

— IV. (of Castile) 10-266b ; 22-
141c ; Gibraltar settlement
ll-941a-

FERDINAND (of Cologne) 10-
269d.

— I. (emperor) 10-261a ; 3-7d :
13-UlOc ; Bohemia 4-128a ;
military front;er 7-475a ;
Uskoks 27-81 la; Wurttem-
bcrg 28-SiSa.

— II. (emperor) 10-262a ; 3-
8b ; 4-l:iOd ; Thirty Years'
U'ar26-v

— III. (emperor) lO-263a ; 3-
8c : Thirty Years' War 20-
-..71..

— (of Flanders and Ilalnant)
10-479c ; ll-926a ; 2-698d.

— I., III. and IV. (of Leon) :
tee Ferdinand I., III. and
IV. of CaKtilr.

— II. (of Leon) 10-266a ; 25-
;,44d.

— (of Slodena) 12-792a.

— I. (of Naples) 10-.'6.id ; 10-
184c; Alexander VI. 1-
553d; Innocent VIII. 14-
581d.

— II. (of Naples) 10-264a.

— IV. (of Naples) 10-264 b ;
19-lS5c: brigandage 6-
307d. 17-SOOu ; Nelson 10-
IOM.

— (of Orleans) : *rr Orleans.

— (of I'arma) 2O-8oOd ; 1C*
43d.

— I. (of Portugal) 10-2610 ;
22-1 42a.

— (of Rumania) 5-925C.

— (of Saxe-Coburg) 22-153*.

— III. (of Sicily) : tee Ferdi-
nand IV. (of Naples).

— I. -IV. (of Spain): tee
Ferdinand I.-IV.(of Castile).

— V. (of Spain) : tee Ferdi-
nand II. (of Aragon).

— VL (of Spain) 10-207 b ; 25-
U I*.

— VII. (of Spain) 10-267C ; 25-
555d: Oarllsts 5-344a ; and
Napoleon 10-204b.

— (infant of Spain) 13-590*.

— (of Styrl*) : tee Ferdinmd
II. (Emperoi).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

28J

FERD-FIELD

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
instructions giwn on Page I.

Ferdinand (of Tirol) 3-8b.

— I. (of Tuscany) 18-38c.

— II. (of Tuscany) 18-39b ;
18-265a,

— III. (of Tuscany) 10-268d.

— IV. (of Tuscany) 12-792b.

— I. (of the Two Sicilies) : see
Ferdinand IV. (of Naples).

— II. (of the Two Sicilies) 10
26Sb ; 19-18TC.

Ferdinand, Ida. 14-276 (A2).
— . 111. 14-304 (B2).
- -, Ind. 14-422 (DS).
Ferdinand diaries (of Mantua)

12-236b; 25-599d.
Ferdinand Count Fathom

(Smollett) 2S-279b.
Ferdinandea, Isl., Medit. : see

Graham's Island.
" Ferdinand LaeLsz " (ship) :

boiler furnace ll-281a.
" Ferdinand Max " (battle-
ship) 24-904d. .
Ferdornnach S-623c.
Fere (La), Ft. : see La Fere.
Fere-Champcnoise, FT. 10-778

(F3) ; battle (1814) 19-232

(map).
Fere-en-Tardenois, Fr. 10-778

(F3).

Fereg, E&y. 9-40 (B3).
Ferejik, Turk. 27-426 (E3).
Fereneze, hills, Scot. 12-81

(map).
Ferentina, canal, It. 1S-26

FERENTINO, It. 10-270a ; 15-
4 (D4) ; 15-26 (D4) ; bishop
15-18c; conference (1223)
15-442C.

FERENTUM, It. 10-2/Oc ; 15-
26 (D3).

Ferestriu, Rum. 23-827d.

Fereter (diet.) 10-270C.

FERETORY 10-270C.

Feretrum mojus (astron.) 27-
802b.

Fergani, Al 11 - 764b ; 28-
99 7 a.

Ferghana, mts., Tiu-kest. 27-
420 (E4) ; 26-910C.

FERGHANA, prov., C.As. 10-
270c ; 27-420 (D-E4) ;
Baber's reign 3-92c ; Cliinese
relations 27-4711), 6-195d ;
history 15-779b; Moslem
conquest 5-34a ; Moslem
rebellion 15-686b ; sericul-
ture27-421b ; Shaibani cap-
tures 18-7 19c; Sogdlan
revolt 5-36a.

Fergus (of Ardrossan), Sir 2-
451d.

— (of Galloway) 15-83 Ib.
Fergus, Colo. 6-722 (113).

— N.Dak. 19-780 (G2).

— Ont. 20-114 (B2)

— fort, Ire. 14-744 (B4).

— lake, Tas. 26-439a.

— riv., Ire. 14-744 (B4) ; 6-
426b.

— Co., Mont. 14-276 (D-E2).

— FALLS, Minn. 10-27 Ib ; 18-
550 (A4).

FERGUSON, ADAM 10-271b.

— , David 8-679b.

— , George E. 12-206d.

— , JAMES 10-272a ; ll-30a ;

4-54a,

— , Patrick 1-844C.
— , ROBERT 10-272b.
— , SIR SAMUEL 10-272d-
Ferguson, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— ,Mo. 18-608 (F3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
— , S.C. 25-500 (D3).
— , lake. La. 17-54 (B2).
— . riv., Can. 5-160 (L3).
Fergusonite 7-577d (fig.) : 9-

733d; 13-234a.
FERGUSSON, JAMES 10-273a;

lighting of Greek temples

14-1 98c ; Sanchi invest iga-

tions 24-128b ; Stonehenge

2S-961b.

— , Sir James 15-1 35a.
— , ROBERT 10-273C.
— , SIR WILLIAM 10-273d;

hospital commission 13-

796c.
Fenrusson, Isl., N.G. 19-487

(F3).
Fergusson's Wharf, Va. 28-1 1 8

(F3).
Ferguut, Jan : see Droogen-

broeck, J. A. van.
Ferhan (chief) 18-186b.
Feriae privatae 10-221d.

— pubucae : see Dies festi.
Feriana, Tun. 1-643 (D2) ;

Roman remains 27-396d.
Feria Sexta Major (Paschae) :

see Good Friday.
Ferida. mt., Arab. 26-305

(D-E3).

Ferid-eddin : see Farid ud-din.
Ferid Pasha 14-272a.
Feridun, tribe 14-869d.
Feringal, Afg. : lead mine 1-

312c.

FERINGHI 10-274a.

Feriolo. It. 26-242 (E5).

FERISHTA, MAHOMMED
Kasim 10-27 la.

Ferkan, Alg. 1-643 (C2).

Ferlach, Aus. 5-337a.

Ferlendis, Giovanni 7-135c.

— , Giuseppe 7-1350.

Ferlini, G. : at Meroe 18-172b.

Fermanagh (viscounts) 27-
10310.

FERMANAGH, CO., Ire. 10-
274b ; 14-744 (D2).

FERMAT, PIERRE DE 10-
275a ; on cycloid 7-686a ;
Descartes and 8-82a ;
Euclid's porisms restored
22-103a ; infinitesimal cal-
culus 14-538d ; maxima and
minima 17-918d; on num-
ber 19-854d. 19- 851o ;
" Pell's equation " 21-69b ;
on refraction 16-612c.

— , Samuel de 10-275b.

Fermedathurm, mt., Alps 1-
747b.

Ferme generate 10-lSOc ; 27-
416a.

Ferment : of blood 4-79b ;
enzyme action 19-920d ;
Inorganic 6-31c ; organized
10-27 7a; pharmacology 21-
352b.

FERMENTATION 10-275b ; in
bread -making 4-469b ; in
brewing 4-510c ; Fischer on
10-426C ; infection theory
28-1064c ; Intestine move-
ment theory 18-50c ; putre-
faction 3-158a ; in spirits
manufacture 25-698d ; of
tobacco 26-1037c ; in wine-
making 28-718a-

Fermentum 9-S75C.

Fermin, cape, Cal. 5-8 (D5).

FERMO, It. 10-278b ; 15-4
(D3) ; 15-26 (D3) ; dispute
with Falerio 10-1470 ; metro-
politan see 15-1 8a ; papal
state 25-805d.

Fermor (general) 24-7 18a.

Ferinor (law) 28-361C.

Fermoselle, Sp. 25-530 (B2).

FERMOY, Ire. 10-278c ; 14-
744 (C4) ; 14-764b.

Frrmoy, Hook of 5-624C.

Fermunt, pass, Alps : tee
Vermunt.

Fermuse, harbour, Nfd. 19-479
(D3).

Fern, isls., Northumb. : see
Fame.

— , lake. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).

— .pass, Alps l-746a.

FERN (bot.) 10-278d ; 22-
605d ; cultivation 22-614a ;
extinct groups 22-t>12h, 20-
543b, 20-:.:; 1 a ; prothallus
22-605d (fig.) ; stele 21-736
(figs) ; vernation 16-328c.

Fernato, Rook of 5-635c.

Fernald. la. 14-732 (D2).

— , hill, N.1I. 19-490 (C4).

Fernald's I.. N.II. 22-1 33a.

Fernancaballero, Sp. 25-530
(C3).

FERNANDEZ, ALVARO 10-

, 278d.

— , DIEGO 10-279a.

— , JOHN 10-279a.

— , JUAN 10-279b.

— , LUCAS 10-279C ; 25-581C.

— Guerra y Orbe, Aureliano
25-586a.

— y Gonzalez, Manuel 25-
587a.

FERNANDINA, Fla. 10-279d ;

10-540 (El).
— , isl., Pac.O. : see Nar-

borough.
— , isl., W.I. : see Long island.

— de Jagua, Cu. : see Cien-
fuegos.

FERNANDO DE NORONHA,

isl., S.Am. 10-280a ; 25-486

(G4); 25-487b.
Fernando Po (navigator) : see

Po, Fernao do.
FERNANDO PO, isl., Afr. 10-

280b ; 5-110 (A4) ; geology

5-lllb ; language 3-359c ;

serpent worship 24-B79b.
Fernan Gonzales 25-57 Ob ; 13-

378a.
Fernao de Noronha, isl., S.Am.:

see Fernando de Noronha.
Fernao do Po (navigator) : see

Po, Fernao do.
Fernao Vaz, prom., Fr.Cong. :

language 3-359c.

— Veloso, bay, Port.E.Af. 22-
164a.

Fernbank, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
— , O. 20-26 (H7).
Ferndale, Cal. 5-8 (Al).
— , Pa. 21-106 (M4).
— , Wales 9-428 (V. E4).
— , Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Fernebo, Ostra. Swed. : see
Ostra Fernebo.

FERNEL, JEAN FRANCOIS

10-281b; 8-801d.
Fernerkogel, mt., Alps l-746d.
Femes, cape, Arct. 21-938

(B2).

Forney, S.Dak. 25-506 <G2).
Femey-Voltaire, Fr. 10-778

(G4) ; l-440b.
Fernfold Wood, Sus. : glass

factory 12-104a.
Feruhill, N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
— , Oreg. 20-242 (Bl).
Fern Hfll, Wash. 28-354 (G4).
FERNIE.Can. 10-2Slb; 4-600

(03).
Fernilee, Derby. 9-416 (II.

D3).

Fernkorn, Anton 24-5141).
FERNOW, KARL LUDWIG

10-2SH) ; 14-897a.
Fern-owl : see Goatsucker.
Ferns, Ire. 14-744 (K4) ; 9

6479; 14-767b.
Fer oligiste : see Specular iron

Ferolie, pt.. Nfd. 19-479 (Bl).
Feronia (myth.) 10-148b ;

Lucus Feroniae 17-11 la, 5-

250b.

Feronia, It. 9-856d.
— , Sard. 10-148c.
Feronia elephantum (bot.) 5-

779c.
Feroz I. (Delhi) 4-737b.

— II. 7-956c ; 14-401d.

— III. 14-402a ; 26-896b.

— (Sassanid) : see Peroz.
Ferozabad. India 7-956d.
Feroze Mullah 16-561c.
FEROZEPUR (Firozpur).India

10-281d; 14-376 (F4) ; 9-
289d ; Saraghari memorial
24-203b.
— , canal, India 26-1 7 la.

— dist., India 10-281d.
Ferozeshah (of Delhi) 19-177d.
FEROZESHAH, India 10-

282a : battle (1845) 25-87c.
Ferozkhoi, tribe 1-439C ; 13-

116c.

— , plateau, Afg. l-308b.
Feroz Minar, tower, Gaur,

India ll-53Sb.
Ferragus (legend) 5-S96a.

— (psexidonym^ : see Ulbach,
Louis.

Ferramola, Floriano 17-72a.

Ferrand (Ferrante) : see Ferdi-
nand.

FERRAND, A. F. C., comte 10-
282b.

— de la Caussade, J. M.
Becays ll-174b.

Ferrande (pseudonym) : see
Garcie, Pierre.

Ferrand, Grand, mt., Dau-
phine Alps : see Grand
Ferran.

Ferrandino (Naples) : see
Ferdinand.

Ferrant, mt., Alps l-741d.

Fcrranti, S. Z. : electric meter
18-292a ; transformer 9-
189b ; reotiliiT 27-179a.

FERRAR, NICHOLAS 10-
282b; 13-339c;4-217d.

— , ROBERT 10-282C ; 9-533b.

Ferrara swords 26-272b.

Ferrara, Bono of : see Bono.

— , Francesco 15-62c.

FERRARA, It. 10-283a ; 15-
4 (C2) : Austrian occupation
15-51b ; battle (1815) 19-
29d ; cathedral 10-283a, 2-
396a ; Este rulers 9-792c ;
Lombard League (1107) 15-
33e ; pottery manufacture
5-735a, 5-748d ; papal
possession 20-7 1 2c. 25-805C ;
gynod (1438) 3-464b ; uni-
versity 15-17a, 27-755a.

— , prov., It. 15-6d ; strike
(1907) 15-81c.

FERRAR A -FLORENCE,
Council of 10-283d ; 7-310c ;
Extreme Unction 10-89c ;
Llmbus infantum 16-693b ;
purgatory 22-660a.

Ferrar Codices 3-880d.

Ferrarese. dist., It. 25-805d.

Ferraria Point, Az. 3-83 (IV.).

Ferrari, Difendente 10-285a.
Emilio Perez 25-586C.
Ettore 24-513C.
GAUDENZIO 10-284d,
GIUSEPPE 10-2S5a.
Ludovici l-618d.
PAOLO, 10-285C : 8-506b.
Cardinal (d. c. 1502)l-555c.

Ferrari of Ferrara 14-898c.

Ferraris, Galileo (mathemati-
cian) 9-1 89b.

Ferrary, Desire Maurice 24-
510b ; 15-98c.

— , Baron P. von (stamp col-
lector) 21-374C.

Ferras, mt., Swed. 19-800
(C-D2).

Ferrashband, Pers. 10-190b.

Ferrat, cape, Alg. 1-643 (Al),

Ferratin 14-800a.

Ferrato, cape, Sard. 15-4 (B5).

Ferratogen 14-SOOa.

Ferre, cape, W.I. 17-802 (B2).

FERREIRA, ANTONIO 10-

285c ; 22-158b ; 8-510a.
— , Colonel 23-2650 ; 5-247b.
Ferreira, Port. 25-530 (A3).
— , Sp. 25-530 (B3).
— , gold-mine, S.Af. 15-432b.
Ferreira de Lacerda, Ber-
nardo 22- 1 III ia.
Ferreira de Vasconcellos, Jorge

22-158d ; 22-159c ; 8-510b.
Ferreira do Amaral 17-191d.
Ferrel, William : meteorology

18-2811) ; 18-268b ; on tidal

waves 18-806c.
Ferrelo (Ferrer), Bartolom<5

20-247C.
Ferrelo, cape, Oreg. 20-242

(A5).

FERREL'S LAW 10-286b.
Ferreuafe, Peru 21-264 (B2) ;

16-1 0Gb.
Ferreolus, Tonantius : library

of 16-548c.
Ferrer, Francesch (15th cent.)

25-589c.
— , Francisco (d. 1909) 25-

568b.

Ferreri, Zacharie 14-187b.
Ferrerias, Sp. 25-530 (G-H3).
Kerrcro, General 15-79a.
FERRERS (family) 10-286b :

see also Derby, earls of, and

Dorset, marquesses of.
— , LAURENCE SHIRLEY, 4th

earl 10-287a.

— , Norman Macleod 6-756b.
— , Thomas, earl : see Lan-
caster, Thomas, earl of.
Ferret, cape, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
— .pass, Alps 26-242 (C5) ; 1-

743d.

— , val., Switz. 26-242 (C5-4).
— , val.. It: 26-242 <C5).
FERRET (zool.) 10-287b ; in

New Zealand l-119c.

— badger 5-373d ; 13-474d.
Ferrette, countship, Alsace 4-

822a.
Ferretti, Giovanni Maria

Mastai : see Pius IX. (pope).
Ferrex and Porrex : see GOT-

boduc.
Ferri I.-IV. (dukes of Lorraine)

17-10c.

— , CIRO 10-287C.
— , Enrico 16-93flc.
— , LUIGI 10-287c.
Ferri acetatis, arscnas, &e. 14-

799d.
Ferriby, North. Yorks. 9-416

(II. F2); 13-872d;13-870d;

geology 28-931d.
— , South, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F2) ; 13-872d.
Ferric acid 14-798a.
Ferri carbonas sacclmratus 14-

799d.
Ferric arsenate 14-799c ; 21-

355b.

— arsenite 14-799b foil. : 14-
797c.

— benzoate 3-756c.

— chloride 14-798b ; copper
extraction 7-106d ; ethyleno
compound 9-852a ; in arrest-
ing haemorrhage 12-805b ;
solubility 25-37 la.

— cyanide 7-680d.

— ferrocyanide : see Prussian
blue.

Ferri citratls, vinnm 14-800a.

Ferric nitrate 14-799a ; copper
extraction 7-106d.

Ferri composita, mifitura
(Griffith's mixture) 14-7 99d.

Ferric oxide 14-797c ; 6-62a ;
furnace bricks ll-361a ; hae-
matite 12-804b ; in paint
20-457d ; in volcanoes 28-
185c.

— sulphate 14-798d ; 18-514a ;
gold extraction 7-1 06a.

— thiocyanato l-852a.
Ferriday, La. 17-54 (C2).
Ferri dialysati, liquor 14-

797d.
FERRIER, ARNAUD DU 10-

287d.

— , David (captain) 18-794d.
— , David (neurologist) 18-

62a ; 18-60c ; 4-406d ; motor

area 19-48c.
— , Ida 8-655c.
— .JAMES FREDERICK 10-

287d ; 14-284C ; 18-244C.
— , J. P. (traveller) ll-924d.
— , PAUL 10-2S8c.
— , SUSAN EDMONSTONE 10-

288c ; 9-639b.
Ferriere, La, fortress, W.I. 12-

826.1.
Ferridres, Fr. (Loiret) 10-778

(F3) ; 16-925d ; ordinance

of 26-596a.
— , Fr. (Seine-et-Marne) 24-

588b.

Ferri et nuininae citras 14-

800a; 22-737a.
Ferring, Den. 8-24 (AJ).
Ferri, pilula 14-799d.
Ferris, George W. G. 13-268b.
— , J. J. (cricketer) 7-444c.
Ferris, III. 14-304 (A3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (C3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (C'K).
— , mts., Wyo. 28-874 (E3).
Ferrisburg, Vt. 19-490 (A3).
Ferriss, J. H. 28-1003d.
Ferri sulphas : see Ferrous

sulphate.

— sulphas exsiccatus 14-
799d.

Fcrrite 14-804b ; 14-805a.
Ferriter, Pierce 5-633c.
Ferriters Cove Beds (geol.) 28-

519b.

Ferri, vinum 14-799d.
Ferro, Jehan 5-738o.
— , Scipio 1-61 8c.
Ferro, isl., Can.Is. : nee Hierro.
— , isl., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map).
— , mt., Alpsl-745b.

— (Fiorentini), bridge, Rome
23-612 (B2).

Ferro-alumimum 9-234a.

Ferro-calcite 4-97 Ob.

Ferro-chrome 6-297a.

Ferro-cobaltite 6-605d.

Ferro-concrete : see iSteel con-
crete.

FERROL (El Ferrol), Sp. 10-
289b : 25-530 (Al) ; battle
(1805) 19-235c; naval
establishment 8-366c.

• — , bay, Peru 21-265d.

— , bay, Sp. 7-208b.

— , rocks, Peru 21-206b.

Ferro-magnetism 17-324a.

Ferro-manganese 14-8 19d.

Ferro-molybdenum (Molyb-
denum steel) 18-681d.

Ferron, Utah 27-814 (C3).

FerropentacArbonyl 14-799c.

Ferroprussiate process 26-flHc. •

Ferroso-ferric chloride 14-7 98b.

Fcrrotetracarbonyl 14-799c.

Ferrous aluminium garnet :
see Almandine.

— bromide, carbonate, &c. 14-
798c.

— chloride 14-798b J 7-106a.
- — chromite : see Chromite.

— cyanide 7-680d.

— ferricyanide : see Turnbull'a
blue.

— oxide 14-797C ; 6-62a.

— sulphate 14-798d; 18-514a;
6-751); 2-778d; copper ex-
traction 7-106b; first
factory 22-730b ; pharma-
ceutical preparations 14-
799d.

Ferru, Monte, mt., Sard. 24«

210c,
FERRUCCIO (Ferrncci),

Francesco 10-289c; 10-5:>8d.
FERRULE (diet.) 10-289d.
Fcrrum (pharmacy) 14-799d.

— redactum 14-799d.

— tartaratum 14-800a.
Ferrutx, cape, Bal.Is. 25-:.:iO

(G3).

Ferry, Clinton P. 26-347C.

— . JULES FRANCOIS CAM-
illelO-290a; 10-8771) ; ad-
ministrations 10-8961), 10-
898d, 10-901 b ; cdncationaf
reform 8-964b ; Tunis an-
nexation 10-897a, 15-68a.

— , Nicholas (dwarf) 8-740b.

Ferry, Mich. 18-372 (D6).

— , Wash. 28-354 (Gl).

— , harbour, Scot. 8-675d.

— , lake, Tex. and La. 17-54
(Al).

FERRY (diet.) 10-290c : law
28-:!86a ; Oxus system 20-
421d.

Ferry, Lanes. 28-708C.

— , head, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).

Ferrybank, Waterford, Ire. 28-
369c.

FeiTy Bar, Md. 17-828 (B4).

Ferrybridge, Yorks. 28-933
(D2) ; 6-507e; 22-64C.

Ferry Co., Wash. 28-354 (Gl).

Ferry Decrees (France, 1880)
10-877b ; 15-347a.

Ferryden, Scot. 24-412 (F3):
18-794C.

Ferry East (Kinnard's FerryX
Lines. 16-715d.

Ferryhill, Dvir. 9-412 (I. E3).

Fcrryhook, N.Y. : see Troy.
N.Y.

Ferrvland, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).

— , dist., Nfd. 19-480b.

— Head, cape, Nfd. 19-478
(D3).

Ferry Port on Craig, Scot. :

see Tayport.
Ferrysburg, Mich. 18 • 373

Ferrysi'de, Wales 9-428 (V.

C4') ; 5-356a.
Ferry steamer 24-883b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

284

7*o make full use of this Index It In extent lal to remd the
Instruction* given on Page I .

•

potnt. Soot. 4-»3b.

i

ill DHIK AXI.l..

XEL, count Ton

Aw. 17-2 17a.

4- i •

vim 28-Mc.

i .

I I

. Mum. IH-
Krrtih- .Mini

.rook li
13-1 i : 1 I- II-

22-ll3b; IrUh drr i.
7 .MM: lloman <l >•

••lion «3- 1 lib; 9>316a

24-7 47a: angtuspernui S

ll-2Mn : litTvdlty 13

iOIa.

Fertilisers (agr.) : tee Manures
and Manuring.

— and Feeding Stuff* Act

i i-.i \1 I- !'.)-.- : 1-'.|::..
Fertlt, dlst.. C. Af. : tee Dar-

Ferto (Ferto - Tava), lake.

i*. : tee NeuiUedlor See.

Ferula (hot.) 21-7 SO.l; 2-746d :

14-:l I9a ; cultivated specie*

13-7711.1.

— ooimmmlt: tee Qlant fennel.

— fet Ida 2-71 4a.

— tinintami 1-863O,
Ferule (diet.) 18-190a.
Ferussacla li-526c,

Ferrall Thai. val.. Ans. 26-242

Ferrento. It. 86-242 (E5).

Ferwrrd. Holl. 13-S.sS (Cl).

Fery . Charles: absorption pyro-
meter 98-835d; electrical
clock 8-550b ; mirror pyro-
meter 26-S3:,)) ; radiation
pyrometer 12-8 7 d.

Feryllwg. ano, princ.. Wales :
tee Fferlys.

Fetal (Arab ruler) 2-268d : 2-
If Om.

FESCA. FREDERICK ERNEST
10-J

FESCENNIA. It. 10-292a ; 15-

FESCENNINE VERSES 10-

2921) ; 8-l93o; 24-228c.
FESCH. JOSEPH (eurdinal) 10-

.,,, ...

Fescue 19-3TM ; leaf section
Feshavlyeh (Fashavioh), dlst.,

Feshle. glen. Soot. 94-412 (E3);

14-72IH..

— . riv.. Scot. 25-648b.
Feshkhah, cape. Dead Sea 7-

— . stream. PaL 7-S79*.
FESSA. Pers. 18-293b ; 21-1SS

(li i) : I0-I90b.

— . dist.. Per*. 10-293b; 21-

,

Fesao (heraldry) 13-319c ; 13-
MTb,

Fessenden. Reginald Aubrey:
electric wave detector 9-
205d. 26-530d ; electric
waves production 26-5 40d.

— . Samuel 10-2931).

— . WILLIAM PITT 10-
Fessen.len. N.Diik. 19-7~l>

FESSLER. IGNAZ AURELIUS

10-2934.

FESTA, CONSTANZO 10-29 I b.
Festl Furne.siiinus. Codex 10-

•J'.'l.l.

— Llmpunrenses : fee Llm-
bunt ('hn)niole.

Fettin de Pierre (Molierc) 18-

Festlng. E. R. : photometry
16-6700 ; speotroscopy 25-
63 U-.

— . Michael Christian (violinist)

-

..
FESTINIOO. Wales 10-294b ;

9-l28(V. D2).
Festlniiw beds (geol.) 5-88*.
Festivals : fee Feasts and

FESTOON (arch.) 1O-294C.
Festuca : tee Fescue.

— Oookll 18-7S5a.

— durtascula : fee Hard fescue

— elatlor : nee Tall fescue.

— OTlna : fee Sheep's fescue.

— pratenals : tee Meadow
fescue.

Femora pulchrlU l-754a.

i • i •

i •
FCrrui II.I.I.TI.,

. in,. i.., i JS-luU; 2-

•lib; 80-V30a ; M Paul'*

trial 20-U494.
— .8EXTUS POMPEIU8(grani.

iiiartan) 10- -".i I.I ; McaUger'l

nllll.,n 24-
F«t.w. M... I-

II HI).

rVtalauquen. lake. Anr. l-961e.
i . ioUii.|iirii), rlr.,
• 101 vli .) . 4-144o;
20- ttt I-

Fatah (apparition) 8-4*0*.
— (nautical) 4-475c.
Feteham, Siir. 16- in 2 (C3).
Feto. Oo.OiU 12-203 1 1J4).
" Fete Champetre * (illor-

g-ione) : ter ' Concert.''
F6le d'Ostenalon i let Osten-

KlOll.

-.1. A«. 10-2 IK,-.
Fetem-i, Kiim. 23-^-.'i; ,«"-•).

mil. pt.. M.,t. 24-112

.,.!,.

Feth All (Shah of Persia) : tee

Fath All.
Fethanleag. battle of (c. 583)

8-591c.
Fethanl. Ire. (Tlpp.) 14-744

(D4) ; 26-loin.- ; 14-
— .Ire. (Wex.) 14-744 (Kli:

28-.>66b.

Fethland, penln.. Soot. : geo-
logy 24-854a.
FetinliM 13-311b; 19-847a ;

7-l9b.
Fetid buckeye 6-112d; 20-

2 tit).

-Iris 14-79 Id.
FETIS. FRANCOIS JOSEPH

-. .

FETISHISM 10--.".i.'to: 14-288b;
14-329b ; Aoi,fitn 1-2471) ;
Africa l-327ii, 6-925b ; ag-
ceticiHin 2-717d : conwora-
tlon 6-97ib ; E«ryptiiin 9-
49c ; Qraeco-lComan 12-
S2*d ; heresy 13-36 Id ;
.Madagaacar l-:i29a, 17-27 5aj
Munitou belief 17-586a ;
Minium 7-422li; Komnn
23-A77O ; Sierra Leone 25-
S7a.

Fetlar, Id., Scot. 24-412 (Ol) ;
24-S5.'ib ; Kcology 24-854a.

Fetlock 13- 7 lib.

Feto, cape. Sic. 15-4 (D6).
i. Suit/. 26-JI-' (13).

FETTERCAIRN, Scot.lO-296a;
24-412(K:i).

Fetteroiwo, Scot. 15-ROld.

Fetternian, W.Va. 28-.'.HO
(C-D2) ; 12-:tl7d.

FETTERS AND HANDCUFFS
10-296a.

Fetters of Greece, the Throe
9-'.;:.,.

Fettce, Sir William 8-9 12a.

Fettes college, Edinburgh 8-
MS*.

Fettmileh, Vincenz ll-20d.

FEU (law) 10-2961).

FEUCHERES, SOPHIE, bar-
onne <le 10-'-'.l'»<-.

FEUCHTERSLEBEN, ERNST,
Freiherr von 10-296d.

Fru.-litwangen, Oer. 11-808
<C4).

FEUD 10--.'97a.

t'rudal .li*22-963a.

FEUDALISM 10-2971) : 12-
294c ; 9-92ld ; liabylonian
gystom 3-117a ; China 6-
9070 ; copyhold 7-117a;
Cypriui and Issuer Armenia
7-539b ; education system
8-956d ; England 9-47 ia,
9-540b, 20-838d. 9-458c ;
fire comTx-nxatlon 14-6S7a ;
Flach 'a Orioinrs de I'mcimne
f'runre 10-4.'>:U) ; Kniliro
10-909rt, 10-9191), 10-9201),
ll-l.IBb ; Franklsh Empire
10-rt07a, 10-810d. lO-1-!-'.!:
French literature 11-1 19b ;
Germany ll-833d. 11-8511) ;
heritable Jurisdictions 13-
364a ; homaeel3-624c; Ihin-
garv 13-906b ; in-vertlture :
tee Investiture ; Ireland 14-
769b ; Japan 1S-25&C ;
kinerdom of Jerusalem 7-
532c ; kntehthood and
chivalry 15-8511) ; Maima
Carta 17-31 6a; manor 17-
594b ; military system 2-
S96d. 2-fllla; Norway 19-
806d ; Roman empire 9-
352b. 23-668b ; serfdom
24-fi66c ; titles of honour
26-1029a; Turkey 27-43U.
27-l49b; vassal 27-946c :
Venetian flef» 27-1005a ;
villcnaRi- 28-82c : women
a* flef-holders 28-7 84a.

, 10-

.»w*b ; 98-51 la.

liwiG ANDREAS 10-
302c ; 11-7951) ; on Immor-

— , PAULJ.A..

,

-M.I..

KHI.T vim 10-

lfftM '25- ..... !'•
mt.. Alps 88-241

Frach* Water, rlr.. Scot. 24-

411 (Fl) : 15-KOln.
Fcuculere. (Feuguerelus). O ull-

laume t>i7Do.
FeullUde. Louta. duo de U 25-

,;,, .. .
FculllanU (Cluterclan oongre-

gallon) 6-394c.
FEUILLANTS. CLUB OF THE

10-:i()4a; 18-8540.

I!
-,- ib.

FEUILLET, OCTAVE 10-304C :

11-1
FEUILLETON 10-305a ; 11-

I ."ii.

- T.-S .\ . M. de Pas.

IllurqUM lie 10-
—.ISAAC MANASSES DE

Pas. marquis de 10-305a ;

19-:i42a,

Feurisberg, Switz. 24-395d.
Feux-6flaira 16-637c.
Feval. Paul 10-:tOSc.

— . PAUL HENRI CORENTIN
10-3050,

Foyer, riv.. 111. : tee Galena.

FEVER (pathology) 10-305d :
unienorrhoea caused 12-
765a; iritis 10-97b; in incnin-
18-130a.

Feverfew : tee Pyrcthrum.

Fever flower : tee Flor de la
Calentura.

— hospitals 13-794d.

— River, 111. : tee Oalena.
Ferenham, Louis Duras ( Dur-

fort), earl of 8-704a; 18-

726d.

Fevlg, Nor. 2-452c.
Fevre. Pierre 26-405a.
Few, mt«., Ire. 2-561c.
l',-\. V.il, BwlU. 26-242 (H4).
FEYDEAU, ERNEST-AIME

10-:u)6d ; ll-148d.
Fcydeau, theatre, Paris 28-

108b.

Feylinia 16-826C.
Feys, Isls., Pac.O. 20-436 (D4).
Feyzin, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
FEZ (Fa«), Mor. 10-:!06d ; 18-

851 (El-2); Moslems cap-

ture 5-33c ; Fatimites cap-

ture 10-203b.
Fez (head draw) 10-.107a ; 9-

31c.
Fezara, lake. Alg. 1-643 (Cl) ;

l-643d ; cucalyptuii 9-868a.
Ke/i-nsiii-, Fr. 2-.",l>2d.
FEZZAN (Phazania). Sah. 10-

307c; 1-320 (K2).
Ffairfach, Wales 9-428 (V.

1)4).
FferlvH (Feryllng), anc. princi-

pality, Wales 22-8090.
Ffcstiniog, Wales : are Festl-

niog.

i Fawr. mts., Wales 9-

428 (V. D4).

F.K.l'.s. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Ffrnncon, Nant, Wales. : tee

Nant Ffrancon.
Ffynnon Beuno, cave, Wales

10-,V22a.

— llwj-n-y-gog, springs, Wales
16-8290.

K.ii>. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Fhasaigh, riv.. Soot. 23-7 42a.
Fiiii-hni (Irish hero) 14-759a.
FIACRE, ST 10-309ii.
Fiacre (carriage) 5-40.1d.
Flala (explorer) 21-9.V.M,.
Fiammetta (Boccaccio) 14-

BOSo.
Fiammingo (sculptor) : tee

Diiquesnoy, Francois.

— , Cornelio : tee Cort, Cor-
nclis.

— , Enrico 23-285a.
Fianarantwvi, Mad. 17-271

(B4) : 17-
Fianona. bay. A us. 14-886d.

.
Flaray. Isl.. Scot. 24-412

«.\-.'i.

FIARS PRICES 10-309b.
Fiat, IM!., Maur. 17-271 <C5).
F.I.A.T. (motors) 15-121).
Fiatt. 111.14-304 (B3).
FilM-r (zool.) 19-92(1.
— zibethlcus : tee Musk-rat.

FERD-FIELD

• • ' ' r
> «•«

FIBRIN (Flbrlne) 10-3l3b ; 1.

nbrin-fennent : tee Thrombte.
Flbrtiwcni 4-78d ; 4-dId ; 1.

• 1 1-

i Ibi nag) ..... lib 4--.' ,
Flhrino-pbutlo «lobulln: ttt

Herum globulin.
Fibrinoiw pleurUr 21-M.17b.
Flbm-adi'iiouia 17-529d.
Kil.rui.l p!iilii*lat7-3&4d.
Fibroid*, uterine a*-3a2d; U-

I ;!.:.. ,1,25-101. 1.

Kilir.ilii.- : trr Sllllmanlte.

Flbrolyt.ni 27-71M.I.

Ftbroiim 27-.I741) ; 25-1011) ;

20-922(1-1. IV. fl«. 40).
Flbroate M-920a ; of land 8-

«0d.
Flbro-vascalar bundle* : tee

\'.. ..... .r -. -;. .

Fibula (anat.) 2S-177c; 25-

179a; OMlfloatlon 25-1 '".I

(flK.) ; subcutaneoui part*

{•MM.

— (brooch) 4-64 Id ; 15-367b
(PI. II.); HallnUitt rn-rlod
11-H-js.l, 7-23id: Kerch
upeclmcn 19-67 la; Praenexte
specimen 1-728 (Plate) ;
Scandinavian 24-188 (Pto.
I., II.).

nbtdarUdae 8-SSlc.
Ftoalbo, Port. 25-530 (B4).
Flcana. It. 23-i:isu ; 26-9 13b.
Ficedula lO-584d.
Flcella, Aim. 8-366c.
Flchot,isU.. Nfd. 19-479 (Cl).
FICHTE, IMMANUEL HER-
mann ( Hart in. inn) 10-313b.

— , JOHANN GOTTLIEB 10-
313d; ll-793a; ll-863a ;
i- ili-^-iiri.-- S- -.ln>- ; K mi 15-
668b, 18-245b ; logic 16-
9I6a ; metaphyHlcal Idmllsm
18-2:!ol, ; >.'h. -limit 24-316d ;
Bobopenhaoer 24-373b.

Fichtclheri;. ml.. Ucr. 9-759b.
FICHTELCEBIRGE,nits.,IJav.

10-317b ; 11-808 (C3-D4) ;

geology 8-12Ga, 2O-23U1), 22-

2(i7;i, 25-1 lOb.
Klrhtcllto 7-579C,
Fichtenohe, riv., Qer. : »ee

I'egnitz.

Fk'irnia 23-174d.
FICINO, MARSILIO (Marsilius

Ficinus) 10-31 7c ; 14-90 Ib ;

Pico 21-585b.
Fii-k, Adolphe 6-305b.

— , Augunt 8-1 86d : 13-63 Id.
Flcker. II. von 2-865d.
Fickle. Ind. 14-422 <I>4).
Ficklin. 111. 14-304 (D4).
FICKSBURG, S.Af. 10-319a ;

25-466(117).
Flooceryl alcohol 20-51b.
Flcoceryllc acid 20-51a.
Ficoidcac 21-782a.
Flcoroni cawket 22-244b.
FICTIONS (law) 10-319a ; 9-

726b; 9-6050 ; ejectment

action 9-137c ; line lO-355a ;

Mahommcdan law 17-415a,

14-444d.
Fictitla actio : tee Utilis flc-

tltia actio.

Fictoor, Lomrya 5-740R.
Ficulcnsis. Via : tee Xomen-

tana. Via.
r.- .- 10-; :_', : 18-M II, : 4-

596b ; 4-26jh : 7-596d ; geo-

logical age 2O-551a; Java

UM8TO.

— bengalensls : tee Banyan.

— oarloa : tee Fig.

— elastics, ; tee India-rubber
tree

— K-racilipee 22-73.1d.

— indica : tee Banyan.

— reUgtom : tee Bo-tree and
Peepul.

— Sycomorus : tee Sycamore
flg.

- Vogelll 23-801b
Fidar, riv., Syr. 16-346d.
FidariH, riv., Aetolia : tee

Knenus.

FIDDES, RICHARD 10-320a.
Flddich. riv.. Scot. 24- 1 12

<K.'( : 25-tiliil..
FIDDLE 10 - 320a ; 22 - 949d.

See alto Violin.

— dock 8-3S3d.
Fiddling (boxinp) 4-351c.

— I"i>ti,i0 18-3S2d.
Flddown. Ire. 14-744JD4).
Fide, Swed. 26-190 (E3).
Fideipommisjium 23-565d :

settlement 24-706b ; trust
27-330c.

FtdenUa. It. : tee Uorgo Haa

cua -a ; -. .
Fldlcnlae (Itoman tortura) 87-

Fldlas. Dlos : ttt Semo Banco*.
Fldler. Claxton 4-64 la.
Fldra. W., Scot. 94-4IH (Fl);

12-;
Flduda 98-54tb ; In mortgage

18-87 7 b.

FIDUCIARY 18-320d.
FIdus (art bit ) 5-334d.
Ffdu»t, mt.. Mor. 18-851 (C3).
Fie. riv.. Kr.W.Af. 11-201 (U4).
FIEF 10-320d ; 18-299.I ; 18-

300,1 ; In France 18-911b,

1O-919C ; Turkey 97-4 49b.
- .1. -. ,1 . 7- . . ..

— du hanbert 15-867d.
Field. A. M. 17-381a.
—.CYRUS WEST 18-310d;

26-.',27b.

— , DAVID DUDLEY 10-3211).
— , EUGENE 10-32 Id ; 1-MOa.
— , FREDERICK 10-.12M.
— . HENRY MARTYN (author)

10-322a.
— , Henry Martyn (gynaeco-

iogb<t) 10-3321).
— . JOHN (composer) 10-322b.
— , J. L. 5-179b.
—.MARSHALL 10-322C.
— , Michael (pseudonym) 8-

UTo.

— , NATHAN 10-322C ; 3-597c.
— , l:oiters24-74--'a
— . STEPHEN JOHNSON 10-

322d.
—.WILLIAM VENTRIS

FIELD, liaron 10-3231,.
— , J. C. and J., Ltd., r. Wagel

Syndicate. Ltd. 27-l30b.
Field, hill. Mass. 17-851 (Bl).
—.riv.. Queens. 2-960 <F4).
FIELD (diet.) 10-323C.

— (math.) 17-879d ; 19-855d ;
normal 19-856d ; of ration-
ality 19-849c ; regular 18-

— (numismatics) 19-S70d.
Field (journal) 19-503C.
Field ambulance : tee Ambu-
lance.

— artillery : tee Artillery.
Fieldball 23-772b.
Field-beet : tee Mangel-wunol.
Fieldhrook, Cal. 5-8 ( Bl ).
Field Columbian Muxeum : tee

Field Museum of Natural
History.

Fi.-l.l-.-ornct7-170d ; 5-135O.

Field ericket 7-435b.

Field DalUng, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
Dl).

Flelde. A. M. 2-87d.

Fielden (Chicago anarchist) 1-
9l7b.

— . John 28-1 045b.

Fielden. dist-. Eng. 2-450b.

Field events 2-MM>.

FIELDFARE 10-324a.

Field fortifications (Field de-
fencex) 10-7 16d ; in Ameri-
can Civil War 1-826.
alto Fortification and Siege-
craft.

Field garlic ll-469a.

Field general court-martial 18-
446c.

— glass 10-323d.

Field hockey : tee Hookey.

— hospitals l-803a.

— howitzers : tee Howitzer.
FIELDING. ANTHONY VAN-

dyke Copley 10-32 II,.
— . HENRY 10-3240 ; drama 8-

530h : law of 26-7 39a ;

Lindo's trans la t ions 1 6-7 1 9c;

Hiohnrdson 9-63.V. 23-301C.
—.Sir John 3-57M: 4-71r.
— . WILLIAM STEVENS 10-

Fleldine. I'tnh 27-814 (Bl).

Fielding r. Thomas 7-15b.

Field magnet 8-773c ; 8-775d.

Field-marshal 2O-17c.

Field Memorial Observatory,
Mass. 19-960ti.

FIELD-MOUSE 10-327C.

Field Museum of Natural TT!»-
tory, Chicago 19-69b ; 18-
Sllo -anthropology l-S17d.

Field-officer 10-323d.

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285

FIELD-FISH

Field of Mars, St Petersburg
24-380.

— of May : see C&mpus Mail.

— OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD
10-3270 ; 22-239a.

Fieldon, III. 14-304 (B4).
Field parsley 12-36Sb.

— pea 21-31).

FIELDS, JAMES THOMAS 10

32 7 d.

Fields, La. 17-54 (A3).
— , lake, La. 17-54 (b7).
Fieldsboro, P.O., N.J. 19-502

<C3).

Fields, Osgood & Co. 10-32Sa
Field spaniel 8-377d.
Fieldston, Ark. 2-552 (C3).
Field v. Clark 2-74a.
Field-vole 28-193a.
Field West, int., Tas. 26-438

(B2).

Field wormwood 12-1673.
Fiend (diet.) 10-297a.
Fiennes (family) : see Dacre

also Saye and Sele.
— , NATHANIEL 10-328a.
Fieno, pass, Alps 26-242 (14).
Fier, nit., Alps 26-242 (13).
— , riT., Fr. 13-74C ; 23-272a.
Fierabras 5-896a ; 5-846a ;

Spanish version 25-580d.
Fiera di Primiero, Aus. : fee

Primiero, Fiera di.
Fierasfer 26-545a.
Fierasferidae 26-545a.
Fier d'Ars, bay, Fr. 22-938b.
Fi6reck (general) 20-289d.
FIERI FACIAS 10-328d.
Ficrro, N.Mex. 19-520 (B-C5).
Fiesch, Switz. 26-242 (E4); 23

271b.
Fieseher, glacier, Alps 26-242

(E4) ; 26-240b.
F1ESCHI, GIUSEPPE MARCO

10-328d.
FIESCO (de Fieschi), GIO-

vanni Luigi 10-329a ; 8-

425b.

— (Fieschi), Sinibaldo (pope) :
see Innocent IV.

Resole, Fra Angelico da: see

Angelico, Fra.
— , Mino da : see Mino di

Giovanni.
FIESOLE (Faesnlae), It, 10-

329b ; 15-4 (C3) ; 9-857c ;

frescoes 2-7c : Jesuits 3-

611b ; library 18-32d.
Ficvee, Joseph ll-141c; 19-

574c ; 21-157b.
Fi-fa : see Fieri Facias.
Fife, Alexander Duff, duke of

8-998b ; 3-313d.
— .Louise, duchess of : see

Louise (Princess Royal of

England) : also Albany,

duke of.
Fife, Rhod. 23-260 (DI) ; 4-

597b.
FIFE, co., Scot. 10-329C ; 24-

418 (E-F2) ; 24-412 (E3).
— , lake, India 14-382 (E10).
FIFE (musical inst.) 10-331b ;

10-5808,
Fife, Bow of, Scot. : see Bow

of Fife.
— , Howe of, plain, Scot. 10-

329c ; geology 10-329d.
Fifc-flsh 2-748a.
Fife Keith, Scot. 15-7 17C,

— Lake, Mich. 18-372 (E5).

— Ness, cape, Scot. 24-418
(F2) ; geology 10-329d.

Fine (boat) 4-99a.

Fifleld, N.S.W. 21-806a.

— , Wis. 28-740 (C3).

Fifteen : see Jacobites, Re-
bellions (1715).

Fifteen-ball pool 3-939c.

Fifteen Mile Creek, riv., Oreg.
20-242 (D-E2).

Fifteenth Amendment (U.S.)
27-7 17b.

Fifteenth and Tenth, The 9-
461d.

Fifth, lake, Me. 17-434 (E3).

Fifth cranial nerve : see Trl-
geminal nerve.

FIFTH MONARCHY MEN 10-
331d.

— Nerve l-940c.

— ventricle 4-398b.
Fifty Decisions 15-597C.

FIG 10-332a ; 18-814b ; bud-
scales 16-328b ; in California
ll-210a ; Caucasus 5-551a ;
anc. Egypt 9-45c ; geological
age 20-82b ; Mithras cult 18-
623b ; Phytalidae 26-277a.

F.I.G. : see International
Brotherhood Alliance.

Figalo, cape, Alg. 1-643 (A2).

Figari, cape, Sard. 15-4 (B4).

FIGARO (drama) 10-334b ; 3-
590b.

Figaro (pseud.) : see Larra,
Mariano Jos4 de.

Figaro, Le 19-575d ; 10-334b.

Figbury Ring, earthwork,
WUU. 28-700b.

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

FIGEAC, Fr. 10-334b ; 10-77

(E5).

Figee, S. 17-378C.
Figeholm, Swed. 26-190 (D3).
Figg, James 22-63Sd ; 10-250d
Fighaui, Baba 21-251b.
" Fighter, the " (statue

Airasias) 12- ill la.
" Fighting Temeraire " (pic

ture : Turner) 27-4 7 8c.
Figig, Mor. 18-851 (G2) ; battl<
(1908) 18-S59a ; French bom
bard (1903) 27-353a.
Figile, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Fig-insect 14-180a.
Figitidae 14-179d.
Figline, It. 15-4 (C3).
Figsboro, Va. 28-118 (C4).
Fig Tree, cave, Gib. 11-938

(map).
•Figueira, Guillem 27-31 la ; 22-

498a.

Figueira, Braz. 4-440 (16).
FIGUEIRA DA FOZ, Port.

10-334C ; 25-530 (A2).
Figueiredo (Portuguese writer)

22-161d.

— , Jorge de 4-454d.
FIGUERAS, Sp. 10-334d ; 25-
530 (Gl) ; Peninsular War
21-90c, 21-94b.
Figueroa, Cristobal Suarez de

21-577b.

Figuerola, Laureano 25-559d.
Figuig, Mor. : see Figig.
Figulus, Gaius Marcius 14

326c.
— , PUBL1US NIGIDIUS 10-

334d ; 19-:i78b.

Figuras, pt,, P.I!. 22-124 (B2).
FIGURATE NUMBERS 10.

335a : l-608a ; 26-:;:; la.
Figure (logic) 26-282C.

— (music) 18-96d.
Figure-of-eight knot 15-S72a.
Figure of merit (diet.) 27-173c.

— of speech (logic) 10- 153d.

— skating 25-168&.

— Skating Club 25-168C.

— stone : see Agalmatolite.
Figurin, lsL, Aivi . 21 - 93S

(Bl).

Fiom-ort 22-4c.
gijelmezo 28-213C.

Fiherenana, riv., Mad. 17-271
(A-IU) ; 17-270C.

Fiherenana, tribe 17-273d.

Fihrist (Nadim) 19-149a; 26-
883d ; on alchemists 1-5 19c ;
Mani 17-573b.

Fije, spring, Syr. 16-347b.
-, El, Syr. 20-602 (El).

Fiji, cape, Turk. 2-,r>65 (Cl).

FIJI, isls., Pac.0. 10-335b ; 10-
335 (map) ; 20-43C (G6) ;
caste 5- ir. Ic ; coolies 7-78a ;
cotton 7-267a ; dancing 7-
795c ; fire-walking 10-420b ;
history 10-338a ; language
8-199d ; matriarchal system
17-889C ; missions 18-592C ;
slaves 25-226b ; sugar 26-
47c (table) ; superstition 7-
899c ; survey map 17-652d.

— pine : see Dakua.

Fik (Aphek), Pal. 20-602 (D3).
Fikarites9-104a.
Fiki 9-30a : 9-31d.
Fiksensund, sound. Nor. 12-

941a.
Filabres, rate., Sp. 25-530(D4);

7-613d.
Filadu, Isl., Maldive Is. 14-382

(E16).
Filali 18-857C ; 18-860C ; 26-

354c.

Filament 10-559C ; 10-566b.
Filander, Alkio 10-387b.
FILANDER (zool.) 10-338d ;

15-652a.
FILANGIERI, CARLO 10-

338d : 10-936b.
— , GAETANO 10-339b.
Filaret (Russian patriarch) :

see Philaret.

— (Rumanian bp.) 23-S46a.
Filarete, Antonio 18-439a ; 20-

I94a.
FUaria 19-360d.

— Bancroft! : see Filaria son-
guinis hominis.

— diurna9-261d.

— immitis 19-361d ; 19-362a
(fig.); 28-12d; distribution,
&c. 18-902C.

— loa 19-361C.

— medinensis : see Guinea
worm.

— nocturna 20-790b ; 9-261d.

— perstans 19-361C.

— sanguinis hominis 19-361C :
4-85a; elephantiasis 9-261c ;
fllariasis 10-339C ; mos-
quitoes 18-902C.

FILARIASIS 10-339C ; 20-

790b.

Filar theory 22-478c.
Filasse, riv., W.I. 17-802 (Al).
Filattiera, It. 20-851a.
Filature : see Reeling.

Filbert 13-118a; in Kent 11
804*.

Filby Broad, mere, Norf. 9

424 (Fl) ; 19-744d.
FILDES, SIR LUKE 10-339d

20-5000 ; 14-323C.
Fildniski : see Polish beziaue.
File, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
FILE (tool) 10-339d ; 16-320C

— fencing : see Foil-fencing.

— firing (diet.) 10-340d.
FILE-FISH 10-340d ; 21-27b.
Filehne, Gcr. 11-808 (F2).
FILELFO, FRANCESCO (hu

manist) 10-:; I In: 6-452d
Niecoli 19-646a ; Pius II. 21
683c ; Poggio 21-891c.
— , Francesco (historian) 2

623a.

Filet lace 16-38a.
Filettino, It, 23-684b.
FILEY, Yorks. 10-342b ; 9-

412 (I. H4); geology 28-

93 Id.
— , bay, Yorks. 9-416 (II. Gl)

10-342b.
— Brigg, pt., Yorks. 9-412

(I. H4) ; 10-342C.
FUlila, Alg. 21-3900.
Filfla, Isl., Malta 17-508 (A2) :

17-507C.
Filhausen, mt., Alg. 1-643

(A2).

Filhol, Henri 17-783b.
I 'Hi (Irish author) 5-625a; 5-

630a.

Filias, Rum. 23-826 (A2).
Filiast, Carnedd y, int., Wales :

see Carnedd y Filiast.
Filiation : see Affiliation (law).
Filibejik, Turk. 27-426 (D2) :

see also Philippi.
Filibranchia 16-122a ; 16-119C ;

gills 16- 118d, 16-121C.
FILIBUSTER (diet.) 10-342C.
Filibustero, pt,, C.R. 5-678

(C-D5).

Filicaceae 22-606c.
FILICAJA, VINCENZO DA 10-

342c ; 14-908C.
Filicales : see Fern.
Filicudi (Phoenicusa), Isl.. It.

15-4 (E5) ; 15-26 (E5) ; 16-

739d.

Filiere 6-4 7 8a.
Filiform papillae 27-7O.
Filigrana 5-793d,
FILIGREE 10-343a.
FiUk, Sud. 26-9 (D2).
Filimcr (king of the Goths) 12-

272c.

Filimon, Nicolae 23-84Sb.
Filingue, Fr.W.Af. 11-204(H3).
Filintistas 22-1 61c.
Filinto Elysio (pseud.) : see

Nascimento, F. M. de.
Filioque clause (Nicene Creed)

7-396d ; 20-334d ; 8-391d.
Filipepi, Alessandro di Mariano

del : see Botticelli, Sandro.
Filipesci, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Filipina : see HiHtia Regia.
Filipowski, H. E. (math.) 26-

332d; 26-333a.
Filippo (Christian name) : see

Philip.

Filippo, Publio 8-505b.
Filippo Ottonieri (Leopardi)

16-457C.
Filipstad, Swed. 26-190 (B-C2);

26-194b.

Filistata 2-306d ; 25-665b.
Filistatidae 2-306d.
Filisti, Turk.As. : see Pales-
tine.
Filisur, Switz. 26-242 (H3) ;

l-513c.
Pilius families (Roman law)

23-540c.

— nullius (law) 3-499b.
Filiyas Chai (Billaeus), riv.,

Asia M. 2-760 (D2); 2-758a;

4-12c.

FILLAN, ST 10-344C.
Fillan, riv., Scot. 24-418 (B2) ;

26-l()6a.
Fillt de Madame Angot, La

(Lecocq) 16-355C.

Me de Roland, la (Henri

Bornier) 4-264d.
Filles de la Charite 28-91d.
Filles du Calvaire 15-515d.
FILLET (diet.) 10-344C.
— , (arch.) 10-344d ; 18-9320.
Filleul, Nicolas 8-51 la.
Filley, Mo. 18-608 (B-C4).
-, Neb. 19-324 (H4).
Fillik, Sud. 12-798b.
Filling (silk manuf.) 25-1060.

— engine 25-106C.
FUlingham, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F3).

Filling in (plastering) 21-785d.
Fillings (ship) 17-87 Ib.
FILLMORE, MILLARD 10-

344d.

Fillmore, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
— , 111. 14-304 (C4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D5).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).

Fillmore, N.Dak. 19-780 (El)
— , Utah 27-814 (B4).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (E-F7).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Fillowite 25-7 lid.
Filltirgerig (Hirundo) beds 2

452c.

Filly (racing) 13-729d.
Film : gas 13-lalc ; liquid 5

259b, 5-2U7C, 9-396c ; photo

graphic 21-519b.
Filinans, tribe 16-204b.
FILMER, SIR ROBERT 10

345b :ll-141d ; 16-848a.
— , Sir Edward : brass 4-43*

(PI. II. fig. 6).
Fihnore, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Film reactions (chem.) 6-62c.
FILMY FERNS 10-34Sd.
Filocopo (Boccaccio) 4-102d

Filon, Charles Augusto Desir6

10-345d.
FILON, PIERRE MARIE

AuKUSlin 10-3 45d.
Filonlume 10-225b.
FILOSA 10-34Ga : 23-248c.
Filosofo, Torre del, building

Etna 9-852c.
Filos/rato (Boccaccio) 4-103c

14-902b.

Filotesio, Nicolo 2-249b.
Fils, riv., Ger. 12-245c ; 19-

Fil'son, IU. 14-304 (D4).

FILTER 10-346a ; 28-404d ;
asbestos 2-7 14d; alkali
manufacture l-681c ; colour
printing 22-1 1 hi; sewage
24-743a ; sugar nmnufac
tiu-e 26-42d.

Filtered cylinder oil 27-946b.

Filter paper 5-606a.

— press (sewage) 24-743d.

— press process (brewing) 4-
510a.

Filum terminale (anat.) 25-

670b.
Filus, Khor, riv., Af. 19-693

(C6).

Filzbaeh, Switz. 28-258d.
Fimber, Yorks. 9-416 (II. Fl).
— , r>ass, Alps l-745d.

— thai, val., Switz. 26-242

(13).
IMB~

FIMBRIA, GAIUS FLAVIUS
10-347a: 23-640a ; 24-
279a ; Ilium taken 27-315d.

Fimbria : brain 4-397c ; ovary
23-132a.

Fimbriaria 4-703d.

FIMBRIATE (diet.) 10-3.17a.

Fimbriati 15-568a.

Fin, Pers. 10-190C.

Fin (Ilsh) : see under Fish.

Fin (metal-working) 10-665b.

Finnge, plain, Fr. 15-565b.

Finalfinusic) 21-706a.

— Act (diplomacy) 6-938b.

— Cause 5-558a.

Finale, It. 15-4 (C2) ; popula-
tion 9-338a.

FINALE (music) 10-347a ; 20-
125a.

Final process (law) 22- 1 1 I il.

— school (examtaation) 20-
414b.

Fiilana, Sp. 25-530 (D4).

FINANCE 10-347a; clearing
houses 6-477b ; economic
aspect 8-909b ; local 10-
351b ; stocks and shares :
see also Banks and Banking,
English Finance, National
Debt, Taxation, &c.

— Acts 4-750d; (1894) 9-
791d; (1907) 14-356b, 9-
791d; (1909-10) 9-791d ;
14-357a.

— , Superintendent of 27-679b.
financial News 19-562b.
financial Times 19-562C.
Finart, stream, Scot. 2-486O.
Finback oil 28-573d.
Tinbo, Swed. 9-689d.
Fincastle, Ind. 14-422 (D5).
— , Ky. 15-740 (E3).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).
— j fort, W.Va.: see Henry,fort.
FINCH, FINCH-HATTON
(family) 10-352a ; sr.e also
Aylesford, Nottingham and
Winchelsea, earls of.
— . Margaret (gipsy) 19-820d.
FINCH (bird) 10-352C ; 3-
973b ; 4-802C : aviaries 3-
61b ; New Zealand 19-626c.
Finchale, priory, Dur. 9-412

(I. E3) ; 8-709c.
Tincham, Norf. 10-605d.
^inchampstead, Berks. 9-420

(III. F4) ; geology 3-783a.
Tinchburg, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Tinch-Hatton (family) : see

Finch.
Finchingfield, Ess. 9-424 (IV.

C3).

FINCHLEY, Mdx. 10-353C ;
16-942 (D2): geology 16-
939b, 18-413d.

Finchley, Va. 28-118 (D4)
— . East, Mdx. 16-942 (D2).
FINCH OF FORDWICH, JOHN

Finch, baron 10-352b.
Fiuchville, Kv. 15-740 (C2)
FINCK, FRIEDRICH AUGUST

von!0-353c; 24-719b.
— , HEINRICH 10-353d.
— , HERMANN 10-354a,
— , Thomas 26-328b.
Findalls : see Wreck.
Findarisk, dist., Pers. 2-790d.
Findel, Joseph Gabriel ll-79d.
Finden, Edward 10-354a.
—.WILLIAM 10-354a; 28-

80 la.

Fmdern, Derby. 8-73a.
Finderup, Den. 8-24 (B2).
Findhorn, Scot, 24-412 (E2) :

9-270a; 10-672a.
— , bay, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
— , riv., Scot. 24-412 (E2) ; 9-
269a; 14-719d; 19-155b;
geology 9-269C.
Findian, St 14-762b ; 6-737b.
Findlatcr, earls of 24-533a.
— , ANDREW 10-354b.
Findlater Castle, Scot. 7-617a.
FINDLAY, SIR GEORGE 10-

354c.

— , Col. James 10-355a.
— , JOHN RITCHIE 10-354d :

8-63d.

Findlay, 111. 14-304 (D4).
FINDLAY, O. 10-354d ; 20-26

(C2).

Findlay College, U.S. 10-354d.
Findley, lake, N.Y. 19-596

(A3).
Find Mac Cumaill : see Finn

Mac Cool.

Findochtie, Scot. 24-412 (F2).
Findo Gask, Scot. 24-418 (D2);

10-679a.

Findon, Suss. 9-424 (IV. B5).
— , Scot. 24-412 (F2); 15-

801b ; 15-SOlc.
Findon haddock 15-SOlo.
Findrassie, Scot. 9-269d.
Fine, N.Y. 19-596 (El).
Fine (clan) : see Sept.
FINE (diet.) 10-355a.

— (law) 10-355a ; amerce-
ment l-805a ; Anglo-Saxon
law 2-36c ; blood-money 4-
85c ; Crete (anc.) 12-502c ;
criminal law (modern) 7-
458a ; ecclesiastical law 8-
861b ; Egypt (anc.) 9-46b ;
Magna Carta 17-316O ; Salio
law 24-68c, 24-69b.

FINE ARTS 10-355d ; 2-659d;
22-584b ; Renaissance 23-
87a : see also Aesthetics.

— Arts Copyright Act (1862)
7-126b.

— Cotton Spinners' and Doub-
lers' Association 7-287d.

— Cotton Spinners, &c. V.
Harwood Cash 27-132b.

Finecreek Mills, Va. 28-118

(E3).
Finedon, Northants, 9-420

(III. F2) ; 19-769b.
Fme - leaved heath : see

Heather.

— metal 7-103c.
Fineness (alloys) 25-116a.
Finero, It. 26-242 (F4).

Fine roving (silk manuf.) : see

Dandled roving.
Fines and Recoveries Act

(1833) 10-355C ; 22-417d.
Finescreek, N.C. 19-772 (B4).
Finestra del Torrent, pass,

Alps l-743a.
Fincetrc, Col delle, pass, Alps

l-741d.

Finesville, N.J. 19-502 (B2).
Finfoot (Heliornithidae) 3-

977c; 22-818d.

— (Podica) 3-975d ; 22-818d.
Tingal (hero) : see Finn Mao

Cool.

Fingal, N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
— , Tas. 26-438 (Bl).
— , Viet. 28-38 (E2).
fingal (Macpherson) 17-267d.
Fingall, dist., Ire. 14-764d;

14-766d.
Fingal's Cave, Scot. 24-412

(B3) ; 25-755b.

— Fort, Scot. : see Dun Fionn.
Finger, Tenn. 26-620 (C2).

— , Takes, N.Y. 19-596a.
FINGER 10-375d; 7-224d ;

numeral system 19-866b ;

palmistry 20-650b ; tendons

19-57a (fig.).

FINGER-AND-TOE 10-375d.
Finger berry 22-733d.

— bowls 15-119d.

FINGER PRINTS 10-376a ; 14-
287c; Galton ll-428a.

Finglas, Ire. 8-620d.

FINGO, people, S.Af. 10-376d ;
15-627d; 15-630b.

Fingoland, dist., B.Af. 15-
629d.

Finhaut, Switz. 26-242 (B4).

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286

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Instructions given on Page I.

Flnhavrn, lull. s,-ot. 84-41*

10
— , ea»llv, .-.<•.. i. 24-111 (Fl);

in
Fin-. Maxilliio : trr Macollno

da I 'auk-air.
FINIAL (archil.) l»W»T«d: 17-

f|pli>o. Si

Fund.. 'int.. Fr. 10-77S VF.:.) ;

S-777d.
FINIQUCRRA. MA8O 10-

ITOd,
Fining: brrwliur 4-5lta ; wine

making 80-;
Finish, nil . Nil 19-1
FlniKlipr cartl (lute) IS-OOOO.
FINISHING : f.il.ri. - 1O- 17 • » :

88-Ml.V: I. nil. r 18-:i36d;

masonry : tre Setting.
I*,! l-KSla.
FIN1STERE. ,1,-pt.. Fr. 10-

38tb; 10-771 (II-C3).
Flnlntenv. cane, Sp. 85-530

. Mi : 7-20 sb ; l.allle il7!7)

8- !<«),.

— , rats.. N.O. 10-487 (E»).
Unite (phllos.) 5-415d; 5-

4l9a; 5-423a.

— InrrtMnentH, theorem of : ape
Intermediate value, theo-
rem of.

Fini.i. -«...!. 20-I--.I >;:>.

Flnke, H. (professor) 80-599b.

rinke, riv.. S.Aus. 8-980 (K5).

Flnkeistcln. M. 8O-135a.

Flnklro, Ala. 1-460 (114).

Fink truss 4-5 lt)d : 4-5544.

Finland. Pa, 21-im! (M5).

FINLAND, grand-duchy. Rosa.
10-:is:ia; 83-878 (C3-2) ;
capital punishment 5-280d ;
coinage 10-9t)9b ; geology
18-3830, 83-S71b. 23-8716;
Illegitimacy 14-301a ; lan-
guage, ter Finnish Lan-
• : literature. 10-387a :
vatorles 10-958d :

painting 80-5 17d; patent
law 80-9070 ; river-system
ll-634a: survey maps 17-
65 la. See also Finns.

— : //Mary 10-385a; Brahe's
reforms 4-377b ; Husslan
policy 83-9070. 23-91 lo;
treaty of 1743 3-825b, 0-
I84b, 80-207b; women as
lawyers 88-7 88b.

— Itiulf of), Baltic 23-87 J (B-
C4); 8-286d; geology 10-
S83o ; level 10-969d. 23-
B71b.

" Finland " (steamship) 24-

M6b.

Finlartg. castle. Scot. 15-796d.
Flnlas. lake. Scot. 3-7.ia.

— Water, rjv.. Scot. 24-4 !•*
(B2) ; 8-660b.

Flnlay. Carlos (physician) 28-

9 lib.
— . ( '. L. : colour-photography

.
—.GEORGE 10-:iS7c; 2O-

S48b.

— . William Henry 0-760d.
Fmlay. ruts., Tex. 16 - 690

(HI).

— . rapid*. Can. 4-800 (1)2).
— . riY., Can. : tee Peace.

— Land. Arct. 21-938 (Al).
Finlay's comet 0-783b.
Finlayson. A. M. 15-r.'3h.
nnlaymt I gruht>cr 7-618O.
Finley. John 15-74SC.

— . Samuel 22-3480.
Fmli-t. \.Dak. 10-780(02).

. N.8.W. 10-538 (C4).
— . Wig. 18-7 40 (C4).

— Creek, riv.. Mo. 18-808 (C4).
Finlcyson. Oa. 11-752 <C3).
Finleyvllle, I'a. 21-108 (B5).
Fininarken. «>.. Nor. 10-SOO

if: -til i: 10-803a; whaling
tt-573b.
Finn (Frisian king) ll-234b ;

Finn. lake. Ire. 14-744 (<"-') ; 8-

413a.
— . riv.. Ire. (Donegal) 14-744

H>.') : 8-413a.
— , riv.. Ire. iMonaghan) 14-

711(1)-.'): 18-685C.
Finnan, glen, Scot. 14-720b.
— . rlT.. Scot. 84-856b.
Finnan haddle : tee F'ntlon

Finnan's 1st, Soot : tee BUemn

Thianaln.
Finnart. pt.. Root. 84-412 (C4).

II -use. Scot. 24-4 12 (C4).
Finn Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58

(1)3).

Flnne. Gabriel 10-8 17d.
Flnnea, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Flnnen. St : tee Flndian. St.
Finner (people) : tre Lapps.
— (whale) : tee Rorqual.
Flnnerftdja. Swed. 80-190 (C2).
Unnrtburk 0-608a.

Flnner. rharira Orudlsnn 10-

W47I..
nnor>. f .n. In. I. : ttt Mo*>

I-MI. (lilt

.,.!.. is-; -.4 (lit).

.'i
iTBrtinlniii fun. O-I.M i iv.

Fmnl.li Language 10-3Blh ;
17-7 1 1. 1: .lu-tionariM 8-
luiitt ; Mavyar amulUo* 18-

— Literary Society 10-3K7a.

f inn Jouvun : tet JOOMOO.

Finn.
FINN MAC COOL (Find Mao

i -11111,1,111 10- .-;<! ; •-«*8d.
FlnnO. Norra. !•>!.. s»i-.l. 80-
H2).

— .Sii.lra. l«l.. Swed. 80-190
(DtX

Fimioek : tee Sea trout.
Fnmn-Talar (languacn) : tee

\llalr.
FINNO-UGRIAN, r.i. .- 10-

: !0-:iMiii : 13-- -i.l.

— LaniruaidM 10-39Hc ; 0-
919d: 17-7840.

Finns Ark. 1-SS2 (C4).

- . pt.. N'.J. 10-.'.»2 (A4).

Finn-. (Sn.iliii). people lO-3S9d;
10-:t92c ; 10-8&6a : Cau-
casia S-548b ; gymnaftlo*
Il-7i3d ; lararuwro : tee
FlnnUh Laniruaire ; In
KiuHla 83-8 7 4a; Tacitus,
reference 16-.'n.ic.

FlnnHkoira, Norra and S&dra,
Swed. 80-190(111).

Find, Nor. 10-804 (A3).

Flno (wine cUsaincatlon) 28-
72So.

Flnocchlo. It. 15-4 (F2).

Flnocchlto. int.. Sir. ZS-'.'ld.

Flnow, canal, tier. 13-79a.

Fin- boil 4-4-.--, I.

Fintlmry. Can. 24-22S (A3).

FINSBlfRY. Lond. 10-393a ;

10-1)38 (da).
— Park, ton '

nd. 10-938 (Cl) ;
13-7 lid.

— Technical College. Lond.
20-480d.

Finoch. coast, N.O. 19- 1 ^T

(Dl).

Ftnschhafen. N.O. 10-487 (E2).
Flnnrn. NieU 25-'24«b ; 26-

1350.
Finsen lamp 26-I36a.

— Reyn lamp 20-1388,
Fin-k.ik'i-ii. Nor. 10-804 (E2).
Fjnipanir. Swed. 20-190 (i .'i.
nnsteraarhom, int.. Alp" 26-

242 (EH); 1-7 I In : 1-71^.1.
Finsterbent, nit., tier. 26-»02o.
Flnstermiliu, Aus. 3-4 (B3) :

23-lsic.

— , pa.ii. s«-itz. 9-t04c.
F1NSTERWALDE. tier. 1O-

39:tc: 11-808 (D3).
Finstcrwoldo. Holl. 13-588

IK1).

Finatown. Scot. 24-412 (Fl).
Fintona, Iro. 14-744 (D2) ; 27-

MOb.

Flntown. Ire. 14-744 (C»).
Flntry. Scot. 84-4 18 (<."-') ; 25-

RtSa.

— . hills. Srot. 24-41S ((-.') ; 25-

927d : treoloiry 24-41 Ja.
Finvela (Scottish heroine) 15-

7 .;-.'.!.

Fin-whale : »ee Rorqual.
Fiolente, cape, RUSH. 7-4 49b.
Fiona ll-521b (tl(r.) ; ll-523b.
Flonidae ll-523a.
Flonn. lake. Soot. 24-4K' (( -.') ;

16->'.l.l ; heronries 23-7428,
— . int.. s,-i.t. Ill
Fionney. Switz. 26-J IL' (i I).
Flora, riv.. It. 28-192c.
Floravant*. Hidolfo dl 15-S9a.
Fiord. CO.. N.Z. 10-624 (O7 &

A6).

Fiord ((teofr.) : »<r Fjord.
Flor dl Levante, Or. : §ee

Xante.
Fion-ntini. bridge. Rome: tee

Ferro.

Florentlno, Oiovannl 14-902d.
ilo 19-'.m|,-.

— . Pier-Alllfelo 8-'
FIORENZO Dl LORENZO 10-

F1ORENZUOLA D'ARDA, It.

10-:t94a: 15-4 il'.-Ji.
FIOHILLO. JOHANN DO-

mlnicui 10-.1!)la.
,. 22-KIM-.
Fiorite20-121b.
Flpa, plat., K.f.Af. 26-398C.
Fipplo flute : tet Recorder and

FWenl.-t.

Fir. int.. In-. 27-SSOa,
FIR lO-.HMn : 10-327d.
Finiun. Ei-r. Arab. : tee KaaT

Flraun.

Flrbeck. Yorks. 0-418 (II. F.3).
Firbolgii (anc. race) 14-757d.
Fird : tee Fyrd.

. • ' H-

riRUOUOUO-3»7a; ai-l4»b ;
tl-.

.. N.Y. 10-S98 (I

lO-JIMIa;

hllti
0-im«: KaMW KT* am-

..-. 25-I.-7.-. 14-
; llii.iln rrlUfloD 1-
J7-.i i Moloch wor-

need

, (myth.)

8a-4.inb, o- ivic: »

10-87. ',1, ; /onMWlruuilsiu
M.-.'II.-H-, 10-111411). Het alto

Ullttll.).

— (in gt-iuii) ll-561b.

— alarm 10-416.1.

FIRE AND FIRE EXTINC-
uon lO-l"Hi; average,
maritlnu) 8-55a ; Insurance,
tee Insurance. Ore ; loss
from 10- 1" ., : mines 10-
640d. 0-5H9.-: protection,
cost of 10-4050 ; salvage
corps 84-looa; tests 10-
404d.

— arms: tee Oun. musket,
rine tea.

FIREBACK 10-llSb.

Fireball (astr.) 18-280C,

Fire balloon l-263a.

Firebaugh. Cal. 5-8 (C3).

Fire-blast 13-6821).

Flreblende : tee Pyrostllpnltc.

Fire boat 10-4 17b ; 24-890a.

Fire-bote 0-781a.

Fire-box 18-924a (flgs.).

FIRE-BRAT (insect) 10-41 80.

FIREBRICK 10-41 He.

Fin. llrigadrs 10-4O9b ; 10-
I l.',l, ; equipment 10-11", 1 ;
expenses 10-405d ; Insur-
ance companies 10-405c ;
National Fire Brigades
Union 10-405a, 10-4 lie.

— call 10-404 b ; 10-408b ;
10-4 lOc.

Fin-clay 10-41 8c; 0-473C.
Fire combat (nroworks) 10-
4 -.'la,

— commander 0-602c.

— crested wren 15-SIOa.

— damp 0-588c ; 83-998O.

— dog : tee Andiron.

— drake : tee Dragon.

— drill (Instrument) 10-399d.

— engine (fire extinction) 10-
Ili-.d; 10-llod; motor 18-
930a.

— engine (steam-engine) : tee
Steam-engine, atmospheric.

— eocapc 10-4 18a.

— extinguisher 10-417C,

— flah 5-780C.

FIREFLY 10-419b ; 12-138a ;

0-689b.
Fire-fly porcelain : tee Grain

of rice porcelain.
Fire -gilding 12-1 3d.
Fire Hole, riv., Mont.: tee

Madison, riv.

Fire hose 14-42b ; 14-64a.
Fire Is., beach. N.Y. 14-874c;

lighthouse 10-650.

— Insurance : tee Insurance,
Fire.

FIRE-IRONS 10-419C.
Fireleas engine 27-119d.
Fin-lily 19-254S.
Fire-look : tee Flint lock.
Firelocks, companies of 2-686C.
Fire marble 17-67 7c,

— Marshal 10- m M.
P'in'nze, It. : tet Florence.
FIRENZUOLA, AGNOLO 10-

llOo.

Fire-opal ZO-l'.'l.i.

Firepan, nits.. Can. 4-600 (D2).

Fireplace 13-160b.

Fin- Prevention 10-403d ;
British Committee (1897)
10- H'1,1 ; building regula-
tions 10-4061) ; building
precautions 4-766a ; con-
greas (1903) 10-403o, 10-
411d.

— proofing : tee Fire resisting
material-.

— raising (law) 2-656o.

— resisting materials 10-407a :
asbestos 2-7 H.I: concrete
0-837C ; safes 23-995b ;
steel construction 25-S64c ;
theatre curtains 20-734c.

Fires, hay. Tas. 20-438 (Bl).

Fire-setting 4-44d.

FIRESH1P 10- 1 1 '.ill.

Fin- Station 10-410b.

Fire Steel, riv., Mich. 18-372

(A3).
Flresteel Creek, riv., S.Dak.

25-508 (D2).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 85-506
(O3-4).

Firestone ll-534b.
t 21-32JC,

FtoothofB 18>|OS

I It. I lull r.%." '. i . ! ,, | . •

I0-tl«d; 14*
FIHt WALKING 10-410a.

FIHtWOHKS 10

I I-757J.

Flruliln. l-r . 11 4 (C3).

(osmnlos) 5-7o4o ; t>

7l4a; 0-74Ka.

— straw 80-2150.

Flrkitnwald. tier. 18-57C,

-nd. 80-9 (Cl); battle

' I - -.,) 0-l28a.
Flrknvii-h. Abraham 18-172d ;

8>198c: 88-705d.
Fir k mi. Kuh. int.. Pen. 81-188

Firl.-. West. Sussex : tee Wmt

I Irle.

FIRM (diet.) 10-4230.
Flnna buivi 0-458O.
FIRMAMENT (diet.) 10-423C.
FIRMAN (di.tJlO-lL'il.-.
Finnan tlmm 21-lU4b.
Flnna unlus nootls (or dlei) 10-
1Mb,

Firinlan. Leopold Anton TOO

24-10db.

Firmlano. Braz. 4-440(E6).
FIHM1CUS, MATERNUS

Julius 10- 123d.
Flnnillan (bp.) 21-605C,

— (prefect of Caesarea) 80-
i-. (Ok.

Flnnin (saint) l-856a.

— . Thomas 27- '.'J5a.

— (nseud.) : tee Lolsy. Alfred

PIRMINY. FT. 10-Uli; 1O-

10-!)24a.

Finnihternia 3-528b.
Firmum Picenum, It. : »re

Fcrmo.
Firmus (Moorish prince) 27-

Mid.

— . Marcus 2-923d.
Firu : rre N6ve.
Firniss 1-793B.
Flrololda ll-518d.

Firoz : tee Fcroz and Peroz.
Firoza, India 14-376 (D5).
Flrozabad, India (Hyderabad)

14-382 (Oil).
—.India (United Prov.) 14-

378 (H6).

— , Peru. : tee Firuzabad.
Firozkhol : tee Ferozkhoi.
Firozpur, India : tee Feroze-

pur.

Fir Purk, hill, Glasgow 18-82*.
Firsby. Lines. 0-416 (II. H3) ;

25-10911.

Firs Lane, Land. 10-139 (C2).
First, int., Alps 20-242 (D3).
First, pt.. .Mich. 18-372 (G6).
First book of Hix-ipline : see

— cause l-75e ; 5-557b.

— Church of Christ (U.S.) 24-
276c; 13-32d.

— CommiBsioner of Works 4-
919a.

" First Communion " (paint-
ing : Breton) 2-700a.

Ftost Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(D7).

First field dressing l-802a.

— Folio (Shakespeare) 24-
ITOd.

FIRST-FOOT 10- 1 -.' I :i .
Fir<tf,irk. Pa. 21-106 (F-O3).
First Fork, riv.. Pa. 21-106

(F3).
First-fruits 26-1019c : tee alto

Anna tee.

— and tenths, court* of 10-

M£

First grace (musketry) 23-
331c.

— grenadier of Franco : tee
Tour d'Auvergne, La (Malo).

— Helvetic Confession : tee
Helvetic Confession, First.

— Lord of the Admiralty : tee
Admiralty. First Lord of the.

— Lord of the Treasury : tee
Lord High Treasurer.

— magistrate 17-3 1 So.

First Mountain, N.J. : tee
Fir-t Watchung. mts.

— Narrows, Chan., S.Am. 26-

.
First Offenders Act (1SS7) 7-

190b ; 7-4'iSc ; 22-:ii;7e.
FIRST OF JUNE. BATTLE OF

the (1794) 10-424a; medals

18-7c.

— of Prairial (1795): tee
Prairlal.

Fir* l-rinriple* (Spencer) 18-

227h: 85-6350.
First View, Colo. 0-722 (H3).

— Watchnng, mts.. X.J. 10-
502 (A2) ; 38-555d.

FIELD-FISH

riRTH. CHARLE8 HARDINO

10-IUsv
- . MAHK IO-4J4*.

.

Firth. Ida. 14-17* <C4).
.Neb. 10-121 HI4i.

. .

— . bar, »«.i 22-i

— ColIsB*, HbvflVld : <w Unl-

— Of »-orth. at

FtniloldOT : tri » irol

rirtu (Fenian luuc) : tt*

— (Meljttk emir) 7-5tld.
Ftnua, dlst.. I'm. tl-ttJc.
Flraabad. India : tee Firoa*-

bad.
FIRUZABAD, Prr.. 10- 1 Jib ;

81-I-- HID; 10-ll»0b;

palace 8-31ld.
rtnukuh. Pan. M-18» (BI);

10-4J5c.
FIRUZKUH. prov.. Pen. 10-

425c; 17-940a.
Flruz Sbapur. Uasop. : tee

An bar.

Flruzu'd Din. llajji 21-24OS,
Fir-weevil 8t-«23a.
rhnal. W., Bras. 23-353d.
Flsoales 18-84 d.
Flsccllus. mu.. It. 15-28 (Dl).
Flscba. riv.. Ana, 8-lb.
FISCH ART. JOHANN 10-4t5e;

ll-788b.
Ftachbacber Alps. mU., Styrla.

25-1 , ...
Fischer, Abraham 8O-159b.

. \ (r.-l ' ... .- .1 22-i T-.'..
— , Bernhard (bacteriok>cist>

3-16:ia.
— , EM1L (chemist) 10-426.:

85-89IC; ferments lO-921a;

purin 22-682c.
— , K. P. (tennis champion) 10-

304b.

— ERNST KUNOBERTHOU>
10-426d; 27-246c.

— O. A. (explorer) 10-1 56b.

— O. E. (chemist) 0-255b.

— Johann Martin 24-514a.

- Moritz (ceramist) 5-7 'ild.

— Philip Otto (chemist) 10-
I -.'.:. .

Fischer. Oer. 80-242 (12).

— , cape, Oreen. 12-543 (E5).

Fischer de Waldheim (natur-
.,: --,20- MM ..

Flscheria 10-123b.

Fi--hli HI-.-II, i.. r. 11--"- i-iilK

Fischhauaer Wick, chan., Oer.
15-895a.

Flschingen. Switz. 80-242 (F2).

Fi«cuslO-349b.

Flaet, Louis 5-168a.

Fisetin 22-695a ; 22-742b.

Fisga, cape, Cu. 7-595 (HI) ; 7-
594d.

FISH. HAMILTON I0-I27a.

— , Nicholas (Amer. diploma-
tist) 10-427b.

— , Nicholas (Amer. soldier >
10-427a.

— . Simon 0-530b.

— , Stuyvesant 13-lSa.

Fish, lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3).

— , reef. N./. 10-624 (A7).

— . riv., .Me. 17-434 (Dl).

— , riv., X.S.W. 10-539b; 8-
MOa.

FISH (dict.)10-427b; anatomy.
see belowi •ngiing, are
Angling ; bibliography and
history of study, ire Ich-
thyology ; classification 14-
245a foIU 14-250c; deep-
M-a forms 14-.' .-.-. . 14-.->.:..
14-2680. 28-1015a : dietetic
value 8-2 17a; distribution
and habitat 14-268a ; food
, searching methods 22-572C ;
fre;<hn-aterl4-268b, 14-269a,
28-1013o; geological range-
14-2670, 88-10 1 7b; hatch-
Ing, *:c., tee Pisciculture ;
heraldry 13-327b : henna-
phrodltism 24-747b ; long
evity 10-975o; migratory
forms 14-2700, 18-436c ;
mimicry 18-497b; mytho-
logy 8-iOOc, 8-823b, 7-730C.
7-97 6d; parental care 5-
513c. 0-3600 ; prenervatlon
lO-'i I la; royal rtsh 10- 1:1 Id:
secondary sexual character*
24-7 48o; shore forms 14-
26$b, 28-1016b ; symbollO-
284d ; taxidermy 20-465d ;
tithes of 80-102xb ; worship-
8-5 Id.

— : Anatomy 14-2.'.0c; aliment-
ary canal 14-252d. l-666d ;
cement organs 14-252b ;
dorsal mesentery 0-644o ;
ess 9-1 5c ; electrical organ*
14-.>.-.2b. 14-»55c ; excretory
organs 14-255d. 87-800a ;
external gills 14-252c ; flns>
14-251a. 14-258c foil. ; gill*

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

287

FISH-FLEM

and lungs 14-253a ; lateral
line 14-266C, 14-267a ; myo-
Uimos 19-,"iiU> ; nervous
system 14-263d ; photogenic
organs 14-252c ; reproduc-
tive organs 14-256b ; scales
14-260b, 1-5150 ; sense
organs 14-266a, 8-794a, 10-
11 H> ; skeleton 14-257e ;
spleen 8-634a; swim-bladder
14--J54b, 14-266b; vascular
system 14-262a.

Fish-bellied rail 22-S19c.

Fishbone, Fla. 10-540 (C2).

Fishbourne, C. E. 19-698d.

Fish Brook, riv.. Mass. 17-852
(El).

Fishereek, Wis. 28-740 (F3).

Fish Creek, nit., Cal. 5-8 (E5).

— Creek, riv., Can. 4-600

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

(El).

— Creek,
<H2).

— Creek,
<E2).

— Creek,

rir.. Ind. 14-422
riv., Mont. 14-276

riv., N.Y. 19-596
<E2): 13-851d.

— Creek, riv., Wis. 28-740
(B-C2).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-S74
(G3).

Fishcross, Scot. 24-418 (D2) ;

6-4 17d.

Fish crow 7-512d; 15-107d.
Fisheating Creek, riv., Fla. 10-

540 (E4).
Fish-eating rat 23-442b ; 12-

907d.
Fished joint (carpentry) 5-

387B.

Fishel's, Nfd. 19-479 (A2).
Fisher, Alexander 2-7011' ; 9-

367a; 9-364 (Pis. I., II.);

15-980.

— , ALVAN 10-4270.

— , C. Hawkins, major 2-365d.

— , Edward 4-289d.

— , GEORGE PARK 10-427d.

— , James 27-609a.

— , Jesse 20-4Sc.

-.JOHN (bp.) 10-427d; 9-
531a ; 14-505d.

— , John (Jesuit) 16-277a ; 25-
921a.

— .JOHN ARBUTHNOT
Fisher, baron 10-428c ; 24-
898b.

— , John D. 13-8370.

— , Mark 20-500a ; 20-519a.

— , Marj" ll-223d.
Fisher, Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— , Can. 17-584 (Al).

— , 111. 14-304 (D3).

— , La. 17-54 (A2) ; 17-56c.

— . Minn. 18-550 (A3).

— , bay, Can. 17-584 (C2).

— , fort, N.C. : bombardment
(1864-65) 28-69 Ib.

— , isl., Jap. 15-156 (A15).

— , riv.. Can. 17-584 (C2).

— , str.. Can. 5-160 (N3).
Fisher (fur) : are Pekan.

— Building, Chicago 25-864d.
Fisher County, Tex. 26-090

(03).

FISHERIES 10-429a ; 24-
984a ; aquaria 2-237C ; Len-
ten legislation 16-4280 ; law,
tee Fisherj', law of ; New-
foundland : sec Newfound-
land, fisheries ; trawling,
seining and netting 27-217a:
see also under countries.

— Acts 10- 1 ' .':i ; Ireland
(1842-1901)10-4360.

— , Board of : see Agriculture
and Fisheries, Board of.

— , Bureau of (U.S.) 10-434a.
Fisher, U.S. v. (bankruptcy

case) 17-771d.
Fisherman, lake, Fr.W.Af. 11-

204 (B-C5) ; 16-539C.
Fisherman (Lucian) : see Pis-

caior.
Fisherman, Ring of the 23-

351a ; 7-643b.
Fisherman's bend 15-872c.

— knot (netting) 19-41 2c.
Fisher marten : see Pekan.
Fishermen (law) 24-547C ;

cooperage 7-82a; foreshore

10-644d.
Fishermen (Theocritus) 26-

761d.
Fisherrow, Scot. 19-95b ; 8-

946a.
Fisher's, isL, N.Y. 19-596 (14);

19-515d.

— , mt., Colo. 27-285d.

— Ferry, Pa. 21-106 (14).

— Hill, Va. : battle (1864) 24-

mZ

— Switch, Ind. 14-422 (F5).
Fishersvilie, Va. 28-118 (D2).
Fisherton, Salisbury 24-79b.
Fishertown, Pa. 21-106 (E-F5).
Fisherrille, Ky. 15-740 (C2).

— , Mass. 17-852 (D2) ; 12-
317c.

— , Pa. 21-106 (14).

FISHERY (law) 10-434c ; in-

teruational28-409d ; Sunday
flsh ing 26-96b.

— Board (Scot.) 10-431o ; 10-
433o ; powers 10-436c.

— Committee (1893) 28-409d.

— cruisers 24-890a.
Fishes (astron.) : see Pisces.
Fish-eye-stone : see Apophyl-

lite.

Fish gig : see Gig.
Fish glue 12-144b.
FISHGUARD (Abergwaun),

Wales 10-437a; 9-428 (V.

B4).
— , bay, Wales 9-428 (V. A3) ;

10-437a.

Fishhaven, Ida. 14-276 (D4).
Fish-hawk : see Osprey.

— hook 2-21c.

Fishing, bay, Md. 17-828 (G4).
— , lake, Can. 4-600 (Dl).
Fishing : see Fisheries and
Angling.

— boats 10-436d ; 24-889d.

— cat25-3d.

Fishing Creek, Pa.21-106(K3);
26-4280.

— Creek, isl., Can. 20-114 (Dl).

— Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752 (D2).

— Creek, riv., Ky. 15-740 (D3).

— Creek, riv., N.C. 19-772
(El).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (K3);
4-87a.

— Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500
(C-D2).

— Creek, riv., W.Va. 28-560
(02).

Fishing-frog : see Angler.
Fishing rod 2-26a.

— vulture 6-924b ; 16- J40b.
Fish-joint 22-820c.
Fishkill. N.Y. 10-437b.

— riv., N.Y. 24-205d.

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(B5).

FISHKILL LANDING (Fish-

kill-on-the-Hudson), N.Y.

10-437b ; 19-596 (A-B5).
Fishlake, Ind. 14-422 (Fl).
— , Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2).
Fish Lake Forest Reserve,

Utah 27-814 (C4).
Fishmongers Company 16-

Slla; 23-783C.
Fish moth 19-254O.
Fishpond, Ala. 1-460 (Ct).
Fishpool, Lanes. 16-139 (D2).
Fish-potash guano 12-1 44h.
Fish-psorospenns : see Myxo-

sporidia.
Fish River, lake, Me. 17-434

(D2).

— Spring, valley, Nov. 5-8
(E2).

Fisht, mt., Cauc. 23-874 (II.

A2) ; 5-550c.
Fishtail gas burner 16-655b.

— lemniscate 16-412b.

Fish tapeworm : see Diboth-

riocephalus latus.
Fish toft, Lines. 9-416 (II. H4).
Fishtown, Ind. 14-422 (F8).
FISK, JAMES 10-437b.
— , WILBUR 10-4370.
Fisk. Mo. 18-608 (F5).
— ,Wis. 28-740 (E5).
Fiskafjall, mt., Swed. 19-800

(C2).
Fiskartorpet, Swed. 25-935

(Bl).

Fiskdale, Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Fiske, James. jun. 27-718d.
—.JOHN 10-437d; l-841c ;

theism 26-756d.
—.MINNIE MADDERN 10-

43Sb.

— , Willard 7-169b.
Fiske, fjord. Green. 12-543

(D5).
Fiskebackskil, Swed. 26-190

(A2).

Fiske range finder 22-891b.
Fiskernaes, Green. 12-543 (D5).
Fiskerton, Lines. 9-416 (II.

G3).

Fiskeville, R.I. 7-378d.
Fiskivotn (Veidivotn), lakes,

Ice. 14-228 (B2) ; 14-228d.
Fisk university, Tenn. 19-246d;

25-212a.
Fismcs, Fr. 10-778 (F3) ; 19-

232 (plan).

Fison, L. 14-516a ; 10-161a.
Fissidens 4-706b.
Fissidentalium 24-300a.
Fission 23-11 Ta.

— fungi : see Bacteria.
Fissipedia 5-367a ; 17-526a.
Fissure (geol.) ll-665b.

— eruption 28-187d; ll-657b.
Fissurella ll-510b (flers.) ;

ctenidium 18-67 Id (fig.) ;
nervous system ll-509b

Fissurellidae ll-510b ; 11-

506a ; ll-507a.
Fissure of Rolando : see Ro

lando, fissure of.

Fissure of Sylvius : see Syl-
vian fissure.

Fist-iuele 2-365b.

Fistral, bay, Corn. 9-430 (VI.
B:i).

FISTULA 10-438b.

Fistulana 16-124a.

Fistulariidae : see Flute-
mouths.

Fistular leaf 16-326d.

FistuUna ll-334b.

Fistulipora 8-128a.

FIT (diet.) 10-438C.

Fita y Calome, Fidel 25-588b.

Fitch, Asa 8-896c.

— , Clyde 8-538a.

— , Rev. James 19-819b.

— , JOHN 10-43Sd ; 15-743d ;
memorial tablet 13-32c.

— , SIR JOSHUA GIRLING 10-
439a; 8-981b.

— , RALPH 10-439b.

Fitch (basket-work) 3-482d.

— (brush) 20-458d.

— (fur) 11-3490 ; trade 11-
348b.

FITCHBURG, Mass. 10-439d ;

17-852 (Dl).
— . Wis. 28-740 (D6).
Fitchet (fitchew) : see Polecat.
Fitchville. Conn. 6-952 (G3).
— , O. 20-26 (E-F2).
Fitchy (her.) 13-318d.
Fitful Head, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (Gl) ; 24-853d.
Fitger, A. ll-797c.
Fith : see Iserninus.
Fithian, 111. 14-304 (E3).
Fitje, Nor. : battle (961) 12-

780o.

Filler. Miss. 18-600 (A-B3).
FITTIG, RUDOLF 10- 1 .Ida ;

ooumarones 7-309a ; Pcrkin

reaction 6-376b ; pipcric

acid 21-635a ; toluene 26-

10G3a.

Fitting, Nev. 5-8 (Dl).
Fittleton, Wilts. 9-420 (III.

D4).
Fittleworth, Sus. 9-424 (IV.

A5).
Fitton, Sir Alexander 14-

778(1.

— , Sir Edward 10- 1 Int..
— , MARY10-440b: 24-7S3d.
— . WILLIAM HENRY 10-

440d ; 22-122a.
Fitton, bay, Jap. 4-208b.
Fittonia 28-437C.
Fittri, lake, Fr.Cong. 11-99

(Bl) ; 28-225b.
Fitly, lake, Scot. 24-418 (E2) ;

10-329d.

Fittz, lake, Me. 17-434 (D4).
Fitz, Salop 9-416 (II. B4).
Fitzalan (family) : see Arundel

and Surrey, earls of, and

Howard (family).
— , John 2-705d.
Fit* Aldhelm, WilliamlO-445c.
Fitzansculf, William : see

William Fit/nnsculf.
FITZBALL, EDWARD 10-

4 Ha.

Fitzcharles, Charles : see Ply-
month, earls of.
Fitzclarence, Lady Mary : see

Fox, Lady Mary.
Fitz Duncan, William : see

William Fitz Duncan.

— Flaed, Alan : see Alan
(Fitz-Flaed).

Fitzhardinge, William Fitz-
hardinge Berkeley, baron
Segrave of Berkeley and
earl 3-778d.

— of Bristol, Maurice Berkeley,
baron 3-779a.

FitZKeoffrey, Charles 27-106c.
FITZGERALD (family) 10-

441a. See also Kildarc

and Desmond, earls of, and

Leinster, dukes of.
— , Charles 2-961b.
—.LORD EDWARD (1763-

1798)10-443d.
— , E. A. 18-938d.
— , EDWARD (1809-1883) 10

443a; 9-644o; Rubaiuat

27-186b.

— , Lady Elizabeth 26-1 39b.
— , G. F. : arc lamp 16-661b ;

electric waves 9-191b ;

electrolytic conduction 6-

862b ; on rupture 9-147a ;

spectrum 25-628b.
— , James (Fitzmaurice) 8-98d;

14-775d.

— , John (Fitzedmund) 8-99a.
— , Pamela 10-444b.
— , RAYMOND (Le Gros) 10-

445b ; 14-770d.
— , R. : on distillation 8-321d.
— , Thomas (d. 1487) 9-524b.
— .LORD THOMAS 10-445C ;

10-441d.

Fitzgerald, Ga. 11-752 <O4).
— , riv., W.Austr. 28-540a.
Fitz Gibbon, Edmund 10-442d;

8-99a ; tomb 15-797b.

Fitz Gibbon, John Charles

Henry, viscount 6-426a.
— , Richard Hobart : see Clare,

Richard Hobart Fitzgibbou,

3rd earl of.
Fitz-Hamon, Robert, earl of

Gloucester 28-262c ; battle

of Hirwaun Moor l-45o ;

Cardiff captured 5-318a ;

Glamorgan conquered 12-

75c.
Fitzharris, Edward 14-340d;

5-531c.

Fitz Henry, Pa. 21-106 (C5).
FITZHERBERT, SIR

Anthony 10-446& ; 9-6040.
— , Maria ll-743d.
— , THOMAS 10-446a.
— , William : see William, St

(archbp. of York).
Fitzhugh, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (E3).
— , Va. 28-118 (E4).
Fitzinger, L. 23-139C.
Fitz James, James, duke of

Berwick : see Berwick,

James Fitz James, duke of.

— John, Eustace l-719b ; 15-
849b.

— Mary, Simon 3-622b.
Fitzmaurice, Edmond George

Fitzmaurice, baron 16-185a:
4-794a.

— , Maurice 27-401d.

Fitzmaurice, riv., S.Aus. 2-960
(E2) ; 2-943a.

FITZ NEAL (Fitz Nigel),
RICHARD 10-4 16b; 9-602c.

FITZ-OSBERN, ROGER, earl
of Hereford 10-1 Kill ; 9-
476o.

FITZ - OSBERN, WILLIAM,
carl of Hereford 10-446d ;
17-2a ; 9-4 7 6c ; estates 12-
134d, 12-904b, 6-391d, 18-
729a.

FITZ OSBERT, WILLIAM
10-447a.

Fitzpatrick, Sir James Percy
27-209d ; 25-482C.

— , T. C. 6-857c.

Fitznatrick, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— , Ga. 11-752 (C3).

FITZ PETER, GEOFFREY 10-
447a ; 9-488a.

Fitzralph, Kichard 17-7 1 7d ;
2-922b.

Fitz-Robert, William : see
Gloucester, William Fitz-
Robert, earl of.

Fitzroy, G. W. H. 19-281d.

— , Henry, duke of Richmond :
see Richmond, Henry Fitz-
roy. duke of.

— , ROBERT 10-447b; 6-143a.

— , R. O. B. 9-121a: see also
Grafton, dukes of : South-
ampton, earls of.

FITZROY, Melbourne 10-448b;
18-90 (map).

— , W.Aus. 2-960 (D3).

— , dock, N.S.W. 26-279C.

— , downs, Queens. 2-961a.

— , mt., Chil. 2-462 (B6) ; 1-
962a.

— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (14) ;
2-942d ; 22-7321).

— , riv., W.Aus. 2-960 (C3) ;
geology 28-539C.

Fitzroya 12-760a ; 21-782c.

• — patagonica : see Alerce.

Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne
18-90 (map) ; 18-91b.

Fitz Roy Passage, str., Chil. 6-
145a.

Fitz Scrob, Richard : see
Richard Fitz Scrob.

Fitzsimmons, Robert 22-
639a.

FitzBimons, Henry 27-809C.

Fitzstephen, James Lynch 11-
432d.

FITZ STEPHEN, ROBERT 10-
448b ; 9-483d ; 14-770d.

—.WILLIAM 10-4480 ; cock-
fighting 6-626a ; football 10-
617d ; horse-racing 13-727b;
London 16-959d ; tourna-
ment 27-1 05b.

FITZ THEDMAR, ARNOLD
10-448C.

— Walter (family) 6-424a.

— Walter, John RadcUfte
(Ratclifle), lord 9-525a.

— Walter, Matilda 17-428d.
FITZWALTER, ROBERT (d.

1235) 10-448d ; 9-489a.
— , Robert (d. 1304) : seal 24-

541d.
FITZWILLIAM, SIR WIL-

liam (d. i;>99) 10-449a.
— , WILLIAM WENTWORTH

Fitzwilliam, 2nd earl 10-

449b; Ireland 3-770d, 12-

380a.

Fitzwilliam, N.H. 19-490 (C6).
— , isl., Can. 20-114 (D2).
— , str., Arct. 21-938 (Al).

— Museum, Cambridge 5-94c ;
library 16-554b.

Fiumara, riv.. Hung. : see

Hecina.
F1UME (Rjeka, Rieka, StVeit

am Fiaum), Hung. 10-449d •

3-4 (D4); 13-896a; trade

3-2 la.
— .gulf. Hung. 3-4 (D4); 2-

Fiumefreddo, It. 15-4 (E5).
Fiumcnica, cape, It. 15-4 (F5).
Fiumicino, It. 15-4 (C-D4).
— , riv., It. 15-4 (D2) : see also

Rubicon.

Fiuza, Braz. 4-440 (Dl).
Five, isls., W.I. 28-544 (B4).

— and Six Stripes, Coast of the,
W .At. : see Ivory Coast.

— Boroughs, The, Eng. 7-
803d; history 9-469b, 9-
471b, 9-472c.

Five Cards : see Spoil-Five.

— civilized tribes. Commission
to the 7-873b.

— Days' Revolution 5-537d:
15-flld:7-195d.

Five Dock, bay, N.S.W. 26-

278 (A3-2).

Five-finger : see Cross-fish.
Five Fingers, penin., N.Z. 19-

624 (A6).

— Forks, Va. : battle (1865)
21-303b.

Five Grains festival (Jap.) 28-
844d.

— guinea piece 12-697a.

— Hindrances 4-744c.
Fiveholc, riv., Wyo. : see

Madison River.

Five Hundred, Council of
(Athens) : see Boule.

— Hundred, Council of
(France) 11-1661).

— hundred Gods, Temple of,
Canton 22-9d.

Five hundreth poinies of good-
husbandry (Tusser) 27-488a ;
l-391d.

Five Islands, Me. 17-434 (C5).

Five members of Parliament
6-9080 ; 4-576d : 5-:i40a.

Fivemile, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

Five Mile, pt.. Conn. 6-952
(D5).

— Mile, pt., Ire. 14-744 (E3).

— Mile, riv., Conn. 6-952 (B5).
Five Mile Act (1665) 9-540a :

24-370a.
Firemile Creek, riv., O. 20-26

(L8).
Fivemiletown, Ire. 14-744

(112) ; 27-550a.
Fivcpoints, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
Five-pound piece 25-519C.
Fives, Fr. 16-fi85b.
FIVES (game) 10-450b.
Five sisters window (York) 2-

403b.

— Stars (trade union) : see
Knights of Labour.

— steel barges, in re (law case)
24-98b.

— stones : gee Knucklebones.
Five-toed kangaroo rat 27-

634a.

Five Ways, Staffs. 25-758 (Bl).
Five wild beasts of venery 10-

645a.

— Years' Truce (451 B.C.) 6-
369b.

Fivizzano, It. 10-937b.
FIX, THEODORE 10-451a.
Fixed air : see Carbon dioxide.

— ammunition l-873c.

— capital 5-2780.

— charge 19-270a.

— sight (musketry) 23-:::: Ic.
Fixico, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Fixing (surveying) 26-154C.
FIXTURES (law) 10-451a ; 21-

256c ; 23- 1 1! la.

FIZEAU, ARMAND HIPPO-
lyte Louis 10-452a ; polar-
ization of light 21-9330 ;
velocity of light 16-623c.

Fizes, Charlotte de : see Noir-
moutiers, Charlotte.

— , Nicolas 22-SOlc.

Fiz-gig : see Gig.

Fjiiderholmarne, isl., Swed. 25
935 (B2).

Fjaerland, Nor. 19-804 (B2) ;
25-3450.

— , fjord, Nor. 19-804 (B2) ;
25-345C.

Fjiill 10-383b.

Fjiillsjo, Swed. 19-800 (D3).

Fjalstad, Gustav 20-516C.

Fjeld, Nor. 19-804 (A2).

Fjeld (diet.) 19-799b.

Fjeldberg, Nor. 19-801d.

Fjcllbacka, Swed. 26-190 (A2).

Fjerdingkar 28-491d.

Fjerritslev, Den. 8-24 (Bl).

Fjertoft, isl., Nor. 19-804 (Bl).

FJORD 10-452a.

Fjotland, Nor. 19-804 (B3).

F.K.Q.C.P.I. (abbrev.) l-29a.

Flaa, Nor. 19-804 (C2).

— , Nor. 19-804 (Dl).

Floald 25-91 la.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It In essential to read the
in-*! ructions given on I'agc I.

UonMBloo •?•

Kbjttom UooL) a-lOto ; 17

— (fan) 16-16*4.

Fteoelll* (Rom. oinprmi) 18-

rUACCUi (f.inllvl 10-1
— , An
— . ii,.

KUwotu. i In
— , ll..r.|.<.iini- 6-
— , I. ..pillni-

i«. L.

— . I.. Valerius: tre Valeria*
Ftaocu

tulvliu lO-l.v.'e; 84-
iOlb.
— . M. Verrius : trt Vrrriin

— . Y I .;.\.'i- 10-1580.

— . Si.-ulu- 12-'.;

rrlus : «rr Vorrim Flac-

FLACH. GEOFROI JACQUES
lO-i

— . Matthias : tre Flaclus,

KU.Iu-ri* 18-IOOc.

:i* : trr Klaccllta. '
FLACIUS. MATTHIAS (Illy-
!' : 2-91.\b;

Miuf.iflmtv Centuries 17*

.".-.V

nackebo, Swed. 86-190 (I)-.').
Flackeboa, N.Y. : XT Flat-

Flarkwi-Il Heath. Hii.-ki. 16-

FLACOURT. ETIENNE DE 10-

434* ; 13-2ii-ili.
Flacourtia cataphracta 14-

; ,.,.|.

Fladda. Ul.. Scot. 84-412 (C3).

— chuain, IsL. Scot. 24-112
(Bf).

Fladcn lava : ace Pahoehoe.

Fladungen. Bar. 11-808 (III.
oil).

Flag (bot,) : are Iris.

FLAG (ensign) 10-454a : all
nation* 10-428. 480 (Plates);
medieval battle customs 15-
8S3d. 15-83 tc; quarantine
23-7 I»l) ; signalling 2i-70b :
tre alto Colours, military.

- |*ol . 3-i Ib.

FLAGELLANTS lO-lfiMb.

Flairellarla indica 16-32tie.

FLAGELLATA 10-M!4b; 3-
l.'iBd; affinities 8-910d. 21-

Flam-Hated chamber 25-7«5d.
Flairellatlon 10-463b ; 18-689b;

1-66 ic.
Flairellurii 7-7 12b; 10-465b ;

FLAGEOLET 10-468*.

Flagv, J. Mortimer 5-33ob.

— TwUson 3-836d.

Flag group 15-569d.

— gun 18-454b.

Flag Hills Beds (geol.) 3-226a.

Flakier, Henry M. 10-542b ;

18-354a.

Flagler, Colo. 6-722 (G2).
—Tla. 14-732 (U3).
Flag-officers (British navy) 19-

•j.i'ii,

Flagon 18-48 Ic.
Flag Pond. Tenn. 26-620 (II).
Flag-rush (game) 4-305C.
FLAGSHIP 10-HiSb.
Flantaff. Arv. 2- 1 1 i <••„>) : 1-

447c : 12- ; 1*1. ; obnervatory

19-9590.

— , lake. Me. 17-434 (B3).
— . mt,. Pa. 17-903d.
Flagstone (geol.) : *rr Flag.
FLAHAUT DE LA BILLAR-

deri«, A. C. J., eomte dc 10-

FLAIL 10-461,1 ; M-887b.
Flaith (title) 4-4S9b ; 8-410* ;

14-;.:-,.

FlaiAhans, Vaclav 4-135a.
Flake (bot.) 5-362d.
— (tool) 8-68d.
Flaked yarn 28-90«d.
Flake white : trr White lead.

l>en. 8-24 (D3).
.at. 19-800 (Cl).
i-l.. Nor. 16-863a.
™, Nor. 18-804 (C3).
SwIU. 18-142 (C3).
I, Francois: tee Du-
Qoesnoy
— ,O. B. M. 23- 10070 ; 17-

FUinank, Thomas : tee Flam

v.'H-W. T!i..?-i la,
FUmanTiUe, cape, FT. 18-778

FLAMBAHU. HANULK 10-

•

•
1 . U I 17-

-•n-;iii iu»

FUmborl (weapon) 16

.

17lb

Yorka. 8-419

FLAMBOROUGH HEAD

'. 10-4avb; 8-410 (II.

FLAMBOYANT STYLE 1O-
44Mb; l-.iuuti; 2-H ;. ; 2-

FLAMC 10- Hi:'. : l.l..»|..|... 4-

il .MI 6-lilKI. 8-

6Hc ; iimn.»m..trlc 25-l'iOa,
21-HI7I., 88-I7HI, . ..
15-i:.iib : »IIIIM« 25- 1.1IU ;
roloanlotB

rUme-oeU B1-7IWC (nc.) ; 81-

i >»tonoda l-7Wld ;

Molliuoa 18-87 4 b ; ItoUfera

2J-; 5

FLAMEL. NICOLAS 1O-I7 I.I.
FLAMEN 10- 1; , ; 2,1

Uae*ar*s creatlun 4->ll.-;

oostuma 7--.' . "I : IHUIIIMOOS
; l.-.l 22 - 880 ; sablne

origin SS-61«a.

— Uialis 18-47ia; 18-488b ;
86-.I40C.

- 10-:>28a.

— I'linionilis 22-48C.

— I'.ntiiii ili- 22-l(i9a.

— V.ilruii.ilis 28-22lli.

ii&.sturtiuiu 19--'.'rJ».
AYomrnru 22- IH'.ili.

11,-. I ..... p.. Id 16-724b.
Kliiim- tt.-o 2-;ll9l>.

n,-.'. llelit. 3-668 (OS).
Flaming, mt-... Her. 11-S06C.
l-'luniiiL-.i. Flu. lO-.UD (KID.
FLAMINGO 10-475b ; 3-977b ;

carotid arteries 3-968b ;

feathers 10-226a ; muwill ir

system 3-966b ; in I'enia U-

I'.'J i

Flaininla, Lex 21-.'.Slb.
Flaminla, Porta, Home 23-

(OTd.
FLAM1NIA. VIA. It. 10-476a ;

15-26(03); 2-6.Ic.
— et Plccnum Annonarium,

dlst.. It. : ire Pioenum.
Flamlnlca Dlalis I0-I7ib ; 2-

457a.

KlamininiiK, L. yiiinctiua 5-
•-

.

— , T. QUINCTIUS 10-4760 ;
Achaean league l-I4Io:
coins 18-S94b ; eladiatorlal
games 12-63d : (iytbiiiin 12-
J79c ; Laconia 16-52a ;
Macedonian war 23-631d.

FLAMINIUS. CAIUS 10-

4778.
Klammarlnn. X. C. : astronomi-

cal observations 18-9S6d ;

25-7s«d ; balloon aacenU 1-

267d.
nammamnergel ll-534c ; 7-

Klammorsfeld, Ger. 7-S6b.

i.-iim 4-.v.'Mi : ?-•-' :.
KlamiiKK'k. Tboni.ts 7-1

I'l.iin-teinl Kll.i. Herts. 16-942

FLAMSTEED. JOHN 10-477c :
19-289d ; magnitude of -t iri
21-530b ; Newton's corre-
spondence 19-."iH6o ; Pole
star aberration l-54c.

Kliunsteed's projection : tee
Sanson's project -on .

Flanagan. John 12-S99c ; 28-
r.u. .

Flanagan. III. 14-304 (D3).

Flannt -. Aus. : tee

y ii i Tin -HI.

Flanders, oounU ot : arms 13-

: I J , .

— , Guy (do Dainpiorre). count
of 10-479d ; 10-819a ;
Adenex' poem 1-1 9 la.

— , Ilobert (de Damplerre),
count of 18-457a.

Flanders. Conn. 6-952 (B3).

— , N.J. 18-502 (.
—.lake. .M.. 17-1 I H)4).
FLANDERS (Vlaandi-rcn).

territory. Kur. I0-I7^li;
cities 6-790e. 19-415a :
mcrcial treaties 9-325(1 ;
French conquest (1667) 10-
844a ; German colony (12th
cent.) 13-294d ; Hundred
Yean* Wur2-Kfi9c.lO-8>Oa ;
metal work 21-799D ; pen-
sionary 21-122b; rvvnlt
1 ) 13-.SB6a: tapextr 26-
408a foil. (Pis. IV.. V.. VI.,:
" three membern " 2-6B9d ;
Truce of God 27-:t21c;
Wall-, colony 28-262c.

— (Kast). pror.. Belg. 3-668
(CD : 10-478b.

— (West), prov., Belg. 3-668
(Al); 10-iTM,.

. ' } • . I • . '

IU

.MflaL 'llht. Bur. 10-

i
flBMtm Clay (ffvol.) t lll«

..i. 24-
.•i
..lot (lace) 16-41

..
i«k.2S--.»6<f3).

t •

I . . . :

i '
-.JEAN HIPPOLYTE 10-

|M..

8-740(1(2).

\ ..:•...!. - r..,!,
iii.il.nu:) 4-

Flangr rail : ••

Flanging iln. t.-r

I | !

Klunk (geol.) : trr 1,1mb.

— (im- i, i 17-ln. M. .
Flannan .-.-i. n Huntrra), Isls.,

M n ; 13-191d.

FLANNH. in-
K LANNELETTE 10- I M Ii.

- ry-Boyd inrthud 11-
.•:: ,
Flaim MacLonaln 6-630*.

— Maliutrech 8-630b.
Flanville. Her. 18- . I" i plan).

Ill- I.

Flarun, Fr. ll-'Jiild.
Flarcnhelm, Uer. 13-276a.
Flaren. lake, Swed, 26-luu

Flaser-gabbro l-884d.
Flaaerkalk 8-125o.
Flash (m.-t.il work) : trr Kin.
Flashed glass 12-9il>.
Flasher. N. Dak. 18-780 (CM).
Flashliglit advertisements 1-

— slgiiulllnR2S-70d.

Flash point 21-3221. ; ll-276d.

— spectrum 8-:il(!il : 8-
FUsJo. lake, .Swed. 19--mi

FLASK (diet.) 10-481b.

I., llur. 14-382 (P10).
I.e. : tre Flatey.

. 17-54 (a6).
lake. Wis. 28-740(1(3).

m. 4-600 (D3).
int.. NX.. 19-624 (A6).
riv., Mich. 18-372 (E6).
C 19-772 (Dl).
riv., H.I. 23-24U
FLAT (dwelling) 10-481c;
(music) 25-1 I si,. 19-87D.

— bastion 3-."><>:>b.

Flat l(rook, riv.. 111. 14-304

— H.ook, riv.. NJ. 19-502
(CD ; 18-SOSc.

FLATBUSH. N.Y. 10-482b ;

19-.VJ6 (13).

Flatcreek, Tenn. 26-620 t F.2).
Flat ( 'reek, riv.. Ala. 1- I6IHC4).

— Creek, riv.. Mi.. 18-008 <C3).

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-:i06
n IV

— Crock, riv., Wash. 28-354
(D-E1).

— Creek, Big, riv., Ala. : tee
Ilig Flat Creek.

Klateland. Nor. 19-804 (B3).
Flatey, Ice. 14-22*
— , Isl., X.Icc. 14-228 (CD-
— , Isl., W.Ice. 14-228 <B2).

I :•»>!: 28-D'Ja ; 16-396s ;

28-S78C.
FLAT-FISH 10-|s-.>c; 9-lCa :

14-2l7d ; 14-268n.
Flat-foot (mcd.) 6-568c; 4-

344a.

Flat Fork. Ark. 2-552 (D3).
Fhit frame dressing 25-106d.

Kv. 15-7IM .1 >.
Klit Head. Ire. 14-741 ((
Klathead, forest, Mont. 18-

: - 1 , .
—.lake. Mont 14-276 (C2) ;

18-7

— . mts., Mont. 14-276 (CS).
— , riv., Mont. 14-276 (B2).
Flat-head (fish) : tee Neoccra-

todus.
Flathead Co., Mont. 14-276

(B-C1).

— Indian Itescrvation, Mont.
14-276 (B2).

FLATHEADS. tribe 10-482d ;

14-461a.
Flat Holm, Isl., Som. 8-430

(VI. Fl).

Flat-iron building, New York
2-441 (PI. XV.) ;2S-si;t

(Pis. I.. II.).
Flat lands N.Y. 18-596 (I

16-983C.

— (Amersfoort), dlst., N.Y
MSd.

Flat Lick, Ky. 15-740 (E4).
Flat man, Thomas 18-527a ;

18-526 (PI. I. flg. 9).
Flatonla. Tex. 26-690 (K-L6).
Flatow. Oer. 11-808 (F2).
Flat racing 13-730b.

|l8Md8% Va. M-

** IN*.

_

w. MO. S.601 .

«r

.• '

. MO. .601 .

«rrolr. Ui

1-
I >

! i

FWteoek. Ky. 18-7 in 1 1

Ilock. MM.. 18-37*

'•. 18-77'.' Mil).
• K-k CtMk. riv., lud. 14-
422 (K«).

mug (knot) 18--7 1.-.
iioalCreek, rir., i. n-

.•d ' pplllii-lliini ; mrr
.-.|llilllinll« rliltbellUlll.

Flatter (t<M,l)10-tt64a.

-, r.ml K. X. l-«53a:
23- 1 007 b.

y, cape. Wash. 18-3 '.I

.- (painting) 2O-458d.
Flat Ton, dixt., N\ . Vn. 28-560d.

— T..p lliitte, nit., Ida, 14-276

Flatulence 8-2«7d ; l-34c ;
treatment 2-7 1 4 a, 8-389C. 5-

. ater, lake, Nfd. 18-479

How Creek, riv., Mont.

14-276 <K2).

Flat wood. Ala. 1-460 (Il.t).
Flat wood*. W.Va. 88-560 (C3).
Flatwoods Clay : tee Porters

i IMt ' i.;. .

Flat worm : tee Plat yelmla.
FLAUBERT, GUSTAVE 10-

l-:ia; 11-148(1; style 25-

1056d.
Flaogstad6, Isl., Nor. 18-804a

Flaunches (heraldn") 13-32 1 d.

Flaundcn. Hert-. 16-942 (112).

ro 1 1 lute-bird) 8-9 lid.

Ill', aniline 22-7.'.9c.
l-'lavantlirene 8-751c.
FLAVEL. JOHN 10-484a.
Kluvcl. On-*. 20-243 (Bl).
Klavenol 22-759c.
Flavia, FT. : tre Antun.

— , PaL : tee Caesarea Palaee-
tina.

— , proT., Brit. 4-585a.
—.road, 11.15-26(02).

— , Colonta, It. : ter Pntooli.

— Constans. It. : tee Hpello.
Flavia Domltilla : tee Doml-

tilla, Flavia.

Flavia, Domns, Home 23-598C.
Kluvla Helena : tee Helena,

Flavia Julia.

— Maxiiniann Theodora : tee
Theodora, Flavia M.

Flavian (pope) : tre Fabian,

St.

FLAVIAN I. (bp. of Antioch)
10- Is la; 8-855b.

— II. (bp. of Antioch) 10-484b.

— (bp. nf Constantinople) 10-
484o ; 16-432a; 8-67fib.

Flavian amphitheatre, Rome :

tee Colosseum.
Flavia NeapoUs, Syr.: tre

Shechem.
Flavianum, Jus 23-537d ; 23-

-

.

FlaTiann.", Petnis 12-101a.
FLAVIGNY (sur-Ozeroln), FT.
10-484c; 10-77-

— . I:.T. 18-3()9 (plan) : ll-10a.
FLAVIN 10- tS4c; 8-7 f.ia ; 22-

742b.
Flavio Anlclo Olibrio (pseud.) :

tee Agrioola. J. F.
Flavionavla, Sp. : tee Arties.
Flaviopolis. Turk. As. 2-760

(F4) : ter alto -
Flavium mairontanum, Sp. :

see Port Mahon.
Vluvius (title) 16-933d.
Flavins, Gnaeus 6-465d ; 23-

537d; 23-',39a.
—, Lucius l-385b ; 18-258d.

— Arrianns : tee Arrian.
-. u- r 21--.U ,.

— Clemens, Titos : tre
Clemens, T. Flavins.

— Catering Valerius Licini-
anus : tre Liclnlns.

— Jovlanus : tee Jovian.

— Vegetins Kenatus : i
Vegetios.

— Voplscus : tre Voplscns,
Flavins.

Flavollne 82-759c.
Flavone 22-094d ; 22-742b.
Flavophenlne : tee Chrysa-

mine.
Flavopnrpurin l-674a ;

750a; 21-599c.
Flaw (geol.) lO-206b.
Flnwil. Swltx. 26-242 (G2).
FLAX (bot.) 10-484c; 13-

770(1: 1-39M; dimorphism

10-565c ; floral diagram 18-

FISH-FLEM

10- ',j>\ (n«\) : M88*
Ui>'l 24- 1
Ftol (nlm) 18-4M44 ; 1*>3IO»

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289

7- .
!.-

-•:

Flaxboamr.
KUx Iknvtoo. Hoi

FLAXMAN, JOHN 18-488B t

• alii* cUto*

•Wl ; pUte dnwrn. M-

. wax portrsJu 28-

i .

FUxiimiM. mt, VIcC S«*38

IICI).
Fl.ni. .ii. N.Iiak. 18-780 (BD.

9- 1 1 •, 1 1 ,

FLEA il'.il.-x irriuri.) 18-
4U1I. ; 13-420li ; Leoawm-
!,.- k l«-.;7ll/ ; typbusteTW
27 ..... .-

a) : tee Doc-Oem.
tionaptera. Ajitianip-
tera) 16-IKll. ; 13-431d;
13-434..

Fleabane6-ttlld.
Flea beetle 6--'.i7n.

— mint : trr 1'ennyroyaL

— seed ll-i

Fkay, F. <i. 17-930o ; •8-U4O.
Flechas, pt., 1M-.21-:):-.
FLECHE (aVch.) 18-49U ; i-

Flecbere, John William de U :

tee Fletcher, William.
Fleches d 'amour : tee Unegite.
Flechto, O. 14-897a.
FLECH1ER, ESPRIT 1O-491O ;

ll-133a.
Flechslg, Paul Kmil (physician)

4-407d.
Fleoh»te, area of (anal.) 25-

I •
Fleck, Conrad ll-785d.

— , Wllhclni iliuro 19-71 Aa.
FLECKEISEN, C. F. W. A. 18-

i • • .• i
tTeckenmergel 18-533d ; 15-

MM

Flecklstock. mt.. Alps 1-744*.
FLECKNOE. RICHARD 10-

492b.
Fled Brlcrrud: see HriHu't

Featt.

Fleeoer. Ind. 14-422 (E6).
Fleet, Hants. 8-420 (III. F4).

— , bay. Scot. 14-412 (I>5).

— . inlet, Donet. 8-92c ; 26-
179d.

— , inlet, Scot. 14-412 (E2).
—.riv., Lond. 10-492c ; 18-

492d.

— . riv., Scot. 24-412 (D2) ; 28-
161V .

FLEET (diet.) 10-492c.
- in tx-inn 19-3 16a: 24-556b.
FLEET PRISON. Lond. 18-

492d.
Fleet Street. Lond. 18-938

(C2) : 15-469I>.
Fleetville. Pa. 21-106 (L2).
FLEETWOOD, CHARLES 10-

493b ; 12-420d.

— , George 18-723d.

-, WILLIAM 10-493d.
FLEETWOOD, I^itus.. 10-
494a; 9-416(11. AJ).

— , Okla. 20-/.S (1)4).
—.Pa. 21-106 (L5). _
FLEGEL. EDWARD ROBERT

10-494*.

Flchi, str.. Holl.: seeVUe.
Flelgneux. FT. 24-575 (map).
Fleims Thai. vai.. Aus. 3-4

(B3).
Fleischer, E. ll-285c.

— . HEINRICH LEBERECHT
10-494b.

— , John 22-861 d.
Fleischhauer. E. 4-975d.
Flelschmann, Wilhelm 18-

Uflb.
Fleitmann's test (arsenic) 2-

65 Id.

Klrix. Kr. 22-288b.
Flckkefjord. Nor. 18-804 (B3).
Flekkert, Isl.. Nor. 18-804

(C3-4).

Flem, Ga. 11-798 (B3).
Flemalle, fort. Beljt. 16-593C.
Fleming. George (physician)

14-169*.

— , John (natnralixt) 26-30*c.

— .John Ambrose : Carer-
Foster method 28-5861, : 8-
137b; electric arc 18-66za ;
galvanometer 11 - 430b ;
Heariside system 27-74 tr;
hyxtereals 17-332N. 17-344a.
17-346b, 17-34Sa; photo-
meter 21-528b ; potentio-
meter H-206a : reel itler 27-
180c: resistivity 16-757a,
8-S56a; wireleas toJerrapbJ

XXIX. 10

FLEM-FOLEY

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instructions given on Page /.

26-534d, 26-534a, 26-537a,

26-5 4 1 a ; thermo-electricity

26-SlGc.
Fleming, Malcolm, earl ol

Wigtoun : see Wigtoun.
— , PAUL 10-494o ; ll-7S9o.
—.RICHARD 10-4940.
— , SIR SANDFORD 10-494d ;

l-499d ; 26-987C.
— , SIR THOMAS 10-495a; 3

509d.
— , William, Lord Slane : see

Slane.
— , Williamina Paton 2-249c ;

5-OC9C ; 23-1003b.
Fleming, Colo. 6-722 (HI).
— , Ga. 11-752 (E4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (H3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
— , Inlet, Green. 12-543 (G3).
— Co., Ky. 15-740 (E2).
Flemingites 27-260C.
Flemingsburg, Ky. 15-740

(E2).
Flemington, Melbourne 18-90

(map); 18-90d.
— > N.J. 19-502 (C2) ; U-749c.
— . Pa. 21-106 <G3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (C-D2).
Flemish, isls., AU.O. : see

Azotes.
Flemish bond (brickwork) 4-

.

— eye (knot) 15-87 In.
FLEMISH LITERATURE 10-

495a ; language 26-673b,
10-495b, ll-104d; diction-
aries 8-lSUd.

— Movement 3-678c : 27-
B7M.

— Painting 20-467c; 20-495a;
22-128d.

— Privilege (1477) 19-416a.
Flemming, KJas Ericsson 5-

927b.

— , Paul : tee Fleming.

— , W. 7-714b foil. ; 7-719a.
Flemming, lake, W.Aus. 2-960

(D5).

Flemso, Nor. 19-804 (Bl).
Flen. Swed. 26-190 (D2).
FLENSBURG, Ger. 10-496b :

8-24 (B4>.

— , fjord, Ger. 8-24 (B4) ; 10-
496b.

Flensing (diet.) 28-57 la.
Fleron, fort, Belg. 16-593c.
FLERS, Fr. 10-496c; 10-778

(D3).

Flesberg, Nor. 19-804 (C3).
Flesher, John 22-339a.
Flesher : see Butcher.
Flesh-fly 8-307d; 13-423c ; 1-

120d.
Fleshly School of Poetry, The

(Buchanan) 4-7 17a.
Flesk, riv., Ire. 14-744 (B4) ;

15-758a.

— , Brown, riv., Ire. : set
Brown Flesk.

Fless, pass, Alps 1-7 46a.
Ftesselles. Jacques de ll-155d ;

assassination 20-818d.
" Flesselles " (balloon) l-265a.
FLETA 10-496c.
FLETCHER, ALICE CUN-

ningham 10-496C.
—.ANDREW 10-496d.

— , A. E. 19-560o.

— , Benjamin 23-23b ; 21-
103a.

— , GILES (author) 10-497c ;
3-592b.

— , GILES (poet) 10-49Sa ; 9-
619d ; 2S-C43b.

— , Horace 8-786d.

— , John (dramatist) 3-592a ;
9-625C ; 8-524c ; Bread
Street Club 6-566d ; pastoral
drama 20-897c ; rhymed
couplet 7-3 18a ; Shake-
speare 24-777a, 24-782b.

— .John (scientist) : ace
Fleischer, John.

—.JOHN WILLIAM (divine)
10-498c ; 28-oSOc.

— , Margaret (of Salton) 27-

.

— , PHINEAS 10-498d ; 9-
619d ; 25-643b ; pastorals
20-897c; The Purple Island
Mid.

— Richard 3-592a.

— T. : blowpipe 4-90a.

— William Younger 4-224d.
Fletcher, Ida. 14-276 (A2).

— 111. 14-304 (D3).

— Nev. 5-8 (D2).

— O. 20-26 (B4).

— Okla. 20-58 (C3).

— Vt. 19-490 (B2).

— mt., Colo. 6-722 (D2) ; 6-
718b.

Fletcher, Russell & Co. 4-

90a.

Fletchers Company 16-811a.
Fletcher r. Peck ll-756a,
Fletching, Sns. 9-424 (IV. C5) ;

26-168a ; 16-521d.
Flete, William 5-525C,

Fletton, Old, Hunts. 9-424

UV. Bl); brick -clay20-415b;

church 13-9o3b ; population

13-952b.
Fleurance, FT. 10-778 (E6) ;

ll-904d.
FLEUR ANGES. ROBERT (III.)

de la Marok, seigneur de 10-

FLEUR-DE-LIS 10-499b ; on

compass 2-.576a, 6-809b ;

English royal arms 10-458a ;

French royal arms l3-312b.
Fleur de luce : see Bearded

iris.
Flenriais, Georges Ernest 12

770a; 12-772a.
Fleurier, Switz. 26-242 (B3) ;

19-423d.

Flcurigny, FT. 28-923b.
Fleuriot-Lescot, J. B. E. 23-

418d.
Flei

cas-_.
Fleurs de Tin : see Mycoderma

vini.
FLEURUS, Belg. 10- 199d ; 3-

668 (E:i) ; battle (1622) 26-

853c; battle (1690) 10-499d ;

battle (1794) 11-IMb, 25-

603 (map) ; Waterloo cam-

paign 28-:i73a.

" Fleurus " (gunboat) 24-915d.
FLEURY (Abraham Joseph

B£nard) 10-500c.

— , ANDRE HERCULE DE
10-500c: 10-846d.

— , CLAUDE 10-501a; 6-457d;

eurs, castle. Scot. : see Floors
castle.

— , Jean Francois Joly de : see
Joly de Fleury.

Floury, Fr. 3-722b ; 16-549b.

— , riv., Ire. 2-561c.

— sur-Andelle, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Fleuss, H. A. 23-3 Ib.

— & Davis diver's dress 8-
329c.

— tubeless tire 26-1 008b.
Flcuve Inferieur, riv., Fr.I.C.

14-498 (D6).

— Superieur, riv., Fr.I.C. 14-
498 (D6-7).

Flevists (polit, party) 23-S42a.
Flevo : see Zuider Zee.
Flevus, str., Holl. : see Vlie,

The
Flex, Cima da, mt,, Alps 1-

745c.

Flexibilia 8-879a.
Flexncr. Simon : oerebro-

.-pinul fever 18-131b ; vivi-

section 28-163b ; yellow-

fever 20-7 79c.
Flexopyle lO-629b.
Flexor muscles 19-55d : 1-

942a.
Flexure (geol.) : see Monocline.

— joint 12-778d.

Fli, str., Holl. : see Vile, The.
Flia, riv., Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Fliana, Piz, mt., Alps 1-

745d.
Flicker : see Golden-winged

woodpecker.

Flicker-photometer 21-528C.
Flicksvule, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Fliedner, Fritz 10-501d.

— . THEODOR 10-SOlc ; 7-
878c ; 15-616a.

FHrgende Matter 5-334b.

" Fliegende .Hollander. Der "

(Wagner) : see " Flying

Dutchman."
Fliegner, A. F. 14-57O.
Flier (arch.) 25-765b.
Fligely. cape, Franz Josef Ld.

11-37C.

— , fjord. Green. 12-543 (G3).
Flight, Thomas 5-755C.
FLIGHT AND FLYING 10-

502a: l-260d; Langley 16-
176d ; Smithsonian Institu-
tion 25-274d ; Swedenborg
26-222a.

— of steps (diet.) 25-702d.

— of the earls 14-777a; 20-
11 Ob.

Flimby, Cumb. 9-412 (I. A3).
Films, Switz. 26-242 (G3).
Flimserstein, mt., Alps 26-242

(03).

FLINCH, COVERT 10-519C.
FLINDERS, MATTHEW 10-

520b ; 2-956d ; 6-805c.
Flinders, S.Aus. 2-960 (E6).

— , Viet. 28-38 (E2).

— , bay, W.Aus. 2-960 (A6) ;
geology 28-540a.

— , isl., Tas. 26-438 (Bl) ; 26-
439a.

— , mts., S-Ans. 2-960 (F6) ;
25-493b.

— , reefs, Austr. 2-960 (H3).

— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (G4) ;
2-943a ; 4-835d.

Flinders bars 6-805d.
Fling (dance) 7-800b.
Flingem, Dusseldorf 8-V13a.
FLINSBERG, Ger. 10-521b ;
11-808 (E3).

FLINT, AUSTIN (sen.) 10-

— , Austin (jun.) 10-521b.

— , Paul 21-798b.

— , ROBERT 10-5210 ; 26-
755c.

— , TIMOTHY 10-521c.

Flint, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).

— , Ga. 11-752 (B4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (Gl).

FLINT, Mich. 10-521d: 18-
572 (G6).

FLINT, Wales 10-5220 ; 9-428
(V. El) ; geology 10-522a.

FLINT, co., Wales 10-521d ; 9-
428 (V. El) ; cotton manu-
facture 7-283b ; geology 8-

— , isl./Pac.O. 20-436 (K6).
— , lake. Can. 20-114 (Cl).
— , riv., Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
— , riv., Ga. 11-752 (B4) ; 11-

751c.

— , riv., la. 14-732 (F4).
— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (G6).
FLINT (mineral) 10-522d ; 5-

806d ; ancient mines 2-

348d ; Egyptian sculptures

9-GCa.

— corn 17-448d.

Flint Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460
(Cl).

— Creek, riv., Ark. and Okla.
20-OS (Gl).

Flint glass 12-86c ; 12-90d ;

12-104o : dispersive power 1-

59d.
Flintham, Notts. 9-416 (II.

Flint HilL Va. 28-118 (D2).

— Hills, la. : see Burlington.
FLINT IMPLEMENTS AND

weapons 10-5230 ; 2-344d ;
Celtic 5-652c ; Chellian 6-
23d ; Danish 2-350b ; Egyp-
tian 9-68c, 9-80b, 2-.; un. ;
Irish 2-353b ; Mousterian
18-9440 ; neolithic 2-349
(PI. IV.); palaeolithic 2-348
(PI. I.): Scandinavian 24-
288a ; shell-heaps 24-833a ;
Solutrian 25-377c.

" Flint Jack " : see Simpson,
Edward.

Flintlock 2-590b : 12-7 18b.

Flinton, Pa. 21-106 (E4).

Flint Port, Jam. 15-133 (map).

— Rock, riv.. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).

— Rock Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-
506 (C2).

Flintshire, co., Wales : see

Flint.
Flint Steel, riv., Mich. 18-372

(B-C4).
FUntstone, Md. 17-828 (Bl).

— Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (E6).
Flintville, Tenn. 26-620 (E2).
Flinz (geol.) 8-125a (table).
Flippen, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Flipnin, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C4).

Flirsch, Aus. 26-242 (12).

Flisa, riv., Nor. 19-804 (E2).

Flitcham Burgh, Norf. 19-
746b.

Fliteroft, Henry 2-420a.

Flix, Sp. 25-536 (F2).

Flixton, Lanes. 16-139 (D3).

— , Su«. 9-424 (IV. E2).

— , Yorks. 28-7 7 2c.

Flize, Fr. 10-778 (G2).

Floamannasaaa 23-1001a ; 14-
236d.

FLOAT (diet.) 10-524a.

Floater (in tanning) : so-
Handier.

— (voter, U.S.) : see Float.
Floating (swimming) 26-232d.

— body (hydromechanics) 14-
119b ; 24-922d ; Archimedes
2-369b.

— bridge 22-69c.

— charge (law) 7-902b.

— debenture : see Debentures
and Debenture stock.

— debt 19-268d.

— dock 8-364a.

— fly : see Dry fly.

— island, Derwentwater8-77d.

— kidney 15-7 85b ; 8-7 86c.

— meadow grass 13-590d.

— policy : see under Policy.
Float mineral (diet.) 18-528b.
Flobecq, Belg. 3-668 (C2).
Flocciform (diet.) 6-559b.
Flocculent (diet.) 10-524b.
Flocculus 4-394c.

FLOCK (diet.) 10-524b.
Flockton, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Flocon, Ferdinand 10-867b.
Floda, Swed. (Kopparberg)

26-190 (Cl).
— , Swed. (Sodennanland) 26-

190 (D2).
FLODDEN, Northumb. 10-

524b ; 24-442a ; 9-528a.
FLODOARD (chronicler) 10-

524d.

Flodstrup, Den. 8-24 (C3).
FLOE 10-524d ; 21-959C.

Floebergchaj: sec under Char.
Flogger (paint-brush) 20-458d.
Flogging : see under Whipping

and Flagellation.
Flogny, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Floing, Fr. 24-575 (plan).
—.Brook, riv., FT. 24-575

(plan).
Floire et Blanchefleur : see

Flore et Blancheflore.
Flokl (myth.) 6-808c.
Flomaton, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
Flomborn, Ger. ll-828c.
Flon, riv., Switz. 16-288b.
Flong (papier mache) 27-547d.
Flonheim, Ger. 11-808 (II. m9).
Flood, Cora Jean 5-23a.
— , HENRY 10-525a.
— , James C. 17-250c.
— , John (American soldier)

17-519a.
FLOOD (diet.) 10-526C ; drain

age 11-663O ; forestry 10

646d ; hydromechanics 14'

77c; lakes 16-88o; rivers

23-3750.
— , The : see Deluge.

— PLAIN 10-.'i26c.

— Rock, N.Y. 27-400a; 19-
592d.

Floods, pond. Me. 17-434 (D4).

Floodwood, Minn. 18-650 (E4).

— , riv., Minn. 18-550 (E3).

FLOOR (diet.) 10-527a :
carpentry 6-388d ; fire proof
10-4060 : laying of 15-478c ;
medieval 5-390a ; steel con-
struction 25-863C, 6-839d.

— (of ship) 24-9«Oc.
FLOORCLOTH (diet.) 10-527a.
Floor malting (brewing) 17-

503a (Ilg.).

Floors, castle, Scot. 15-721b.
Floovani (chanson de gcst«) 11-

112c.
FLOQUET, CHARLES T. 10-

527 b ; 10-880b.
FLOR, ROGER DI 10-527C.
FLORA (goddess) 10-528a.
Flora. Arg. 2-462 (D4).

— 111. 14-304 (D5).

— Ind. 14-422 (D3).

— Miss. 18-600 (B:t).

— N.Dak. 19-780 (E2).

— O. 20-26 (F-G6).

— Oreg. 20-242 (112).

— cape, Arct. 21-938 (B2).
Flora (diet.) 10-528a.
Florae, FT. 10-778 (F5) ; 17-

84c.

Flora Dale, Pa. 21-106 (H6).
Flora Day 13-253b.
Floral, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
Florala, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Floral City, Fla. 10-540 (D3).
Floral diagram (hot.) 10-559b

(fig.).

— formula (bot.) 10-562a.

— Games, Academy of, Tou-
louse : see Acad&nie des
Jeux floraux.

Floralia (festival) 10-528a ;
Cornish survival 13-253b ;
Grasmere rushbearing festi-
val 12-367C.

Floral leaf (bot.) 16-327a.

" Flora Temple " (Am. race-
horse) 13-735d.

Floraville, 111. 14-304 (B5).

Floravista, N.Mex. 19-520
(B-C1).

Flor de la Calentura 5-676c.

Flordon, Norf. 9-424 (IV. El).

Floreal 22, Law of (1798) 11-
167c.

Floreana, Pac.O. ll-392c.

FLORE AND BLANCHE-
fleur 10-528a ; Boccaccio's
version 14-902c ; Dutch ver-
sion 8-719d ; German version
ll-784d.

Flore de Ste Foi, sieur : see
Gerberon, Gabriel.

Floreffe, Pa. 21-106 (E7).

Floreizoon, Adrian : see
Adrian VI. (pope).

Florence (chronicler) : see
Florence of Worcester.

— , Evangelino 19-83b.

— , Malvina 1'ray 10-528c.

— , WILLIAM JERMYN 10-
528c.

FLORENCE, Ala. 10-528d ; 1-
460 (Bl).

— , Ariz. 2-544 (C3) ; 2-547c.

— , Colo. 6-722 (Eli) ; 6-721d.

— , Ida. 14-276 (A3) ; 14-279a.

— , 111. 14-304 (B4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (H7).

FLORENCE, It. 10-529a ; 15-4
(C3) ; 15-26 (C3) ; Acca-
demia di belle art! 2-672b,
l-105b, 2-7b ; alabaster
trade l-467a ; Bargello 19-
63c, 10-531d, 12-35C ; coin-
age 19-900d ; Delia Doccia
pottery 15-12d ; in literary
history 14-896b ; libraries
10-529e, 16-572c ; museums
19-63c ; observatories 19-

28-

958o; palaces 2-41 Ib: Pal-
azzo Vecchio 2-41 Ib, 19-19a-
Pazzi chapel 2-409c ; porce-
lain 5-704C, 5-748dr; rail-
ways 27-484c ; Riccardl
palace 2-41 Ib; royal galleries
2-672a; San Marco 2-7b,
18-32d : Santo Spirito 2-
409c ; Scalzo frescoes 1-
961H1 ; university 10-530b,
27-754c : velvet manufac-
ture 27-980a.

FLORENCE : Baptistery 10-
529b; doors ll-921a, 24-
494 (PI. I.), 8-420b, 21-
647d; mosaics 18-885b, 18-
8880; silver altar 18-209c,
21 • 797b ; Verrocchio's re-
liefs 27 • 1038d ; zodiacal
symbolism 28-998a.

— : Cathedral 10-529b ; cam-
panile 5-126a, 12-36c ; Delia
Robbia, bas-reliefs 7-9(i6d ;
dome 2-409C, 8-397b ; Don-
atello, statuary 8-407b ;
navo 19-283d : facade 2-
443d ; sacristy door 7-966d.

— -.History 10-530c; 15-38
(map) ; ambassadors 8-297c;
Ausfcrians occupy (1849) 15-
53c ; Machiavelli's reforms
17-234b ; Pisan wars 21-
644c; revolution (1859) 15-
56c; riots (1898) 15-97b :
strikes 15-81a : treaty (1801)
15-450. Sec also Medici ana
Tuscany.

Florence, Kan. 15-654 (E2).

— Ky. 15-740 (Dl).

— Mass. 19-7 68a.

— Miss. 18-600 (B3).

— Mont. 14-276 (B-C2).

— Neb. 19-324 (13) ; 20-99b.

— N.J. 19-502 (C3).

— N.Y. 19-596 (E2).

— Okla. 20-58 (C-D1).

— Oreg. 20-242 (A4).

— Pa. 21-106 (B5).

— S.C. 25-500 (E2).

— S.Dak. 25-506 (112).

— Tex. 26-690 (K5).

— Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— ,Wis. 28-740 (E3);
742a.

— , bay, C.Af. 19-929a.

— , port, Br.E.Af. : see
Kisumu.

— , prov. It. 15-6d.
Florence (coin) : see Florin.
Florence chromatic plate 21-

518d.
Florence Co., S.C. 25-500 (E2).

— Co., Wis. 28-740 (E3).
Florence, Council of (1438) :

see Ferrara-Florence, council
of.

— Court, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Florence flask 10-481b.
FLORENCE OF WORCESTER

10-5280.

Florence, South, Ala. : see
South Florence.

— Station, 111. 14-304 (Cl).

— Station, Ky. 15-740 (A-B2).

— , Synod of (1787) 21-654a,
Florenceville, Can. 19-405 (Bl)
Florennes, Belg. 3-668 (E3).
Florensac, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Florentia, Raffaello de : see

liaflaellino del Garbo.
Florentin, St 24-3c.
Florentine (diamond) 8-1 63c.

— fencing system : see Rad-
aelli.

Florentines (Catholic militia)

5-114C.
Florentine statute (1523) 14-

674d.

Florentini, Theodosius 6-654a.
Florentine, Nicholas 34-56d.
Florenza, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
Flores, Antonio 8-920a.

— , Juan Jose 8-9 19b.

— , Rinaldo 8-919d.

Flores, Guat. 5-678 (A2) ; 12-
661d.

— ,dept., Urug. 2-462 (A7 and
E3) ; 27-806C (table).

FLORES, isl., Azores 10-539b ;
3-83 (map III.); 3-85b ;
battle (1591) 12-581a.

— , isl., Braz. 19-666c.

— , isl., Can. 4-600 (D3).
FLORES, isl., Mal.Arch. 10-

539b ; 17-466 (E4) ; zoo-
logy 28-1 005c.

— , isl., Umg. 18-779C.

— , lake, Guat, : see Peten.

— , sea, MaLArch. 17-466
(D-E4).

— , str., Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E4).
Flores anthemidis : see under

Chamomile.

Flores Ilistoriarum (Roger of
Wendover) 23-455 ; 17-

Floreshty, Russ. 23-874 (B3).
Flores Jovis : see Tin-ash.
Flores, Las, Arg. : see Las
Flores.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

290

To make full use of this Index It It ettentlal to read the

given on Page /.

.mod emrr..\. n 2»-
rkirtana. Malt* 17-40S ilil);

DortaM. Bru. 4-H" <H|).
FLOHIANOPOLIS, Bra*. 10-
44»b: 4-

M.M. Anniustt-408b.

•

<m4 Umektflrur.

V,.-:., Of I

rtorld. 111. 14

rtorld*. Hoi. 4-187 (111).

I
— , Mo. 18-.

V . 10-.V.H1 ( F 1 1.
10.

-. IMl. as-l34<vn.

.!•

— . bay. Fla. 10-540 (ETX
— . oape. Fl*. 10-440 (F8).
— . chin.. W.I. 18-544 (A-

.<-: '7.1.
—.dept.. fruit. t-462 (A7 and

K3); 27-808c.
— , W.. Pac.O. tO-438 (K9).
— . mt*.. N.Mex. 10-42. •
• i-

Bl);

—.plains, N.Mex. 10-S80 <C6).

FLORIDA, state. U.S. lO-.-.HK-;
10- 'Id (map) ; airririili un<
l-i. '"a; climate 27-632d;
coral-reefs 7-i:tU; cotton
crop 7-28 4d: flora 16-54 lo;
geology tl.847d : liquor
tows I»-767c ; list of gover-
norxlO-545o: sponge fishery
2S-7:ilb; tobacco crop 28-

TllV.TMtV 1O-543C,

11.

Florida " (bat tleship) 24-

FLORIDABLANCA, DON J. M.

y Rodondo, count o( 10-546a;

is-.'.i.lb ; S-'X'Bd.
Fl..-i.|ahl*no*. P.Is. 21-392

.

Florida But Coast Line Canal
and Transportation Co. 10-
ttto.

— (Floridian) group 21-S47d ;

ll-670a-
riorida Keys, Uls.. Fl*. 10-540

I K-F7); 10-5400.
-lock, Havre 4-958c ; 8-

-•'• I •!.

Florida screech owl 27-fi34b.
Florideae : fee Khodophyceae.
Florldean-starah 1-596*.
Floridta. It. 15-4 (E6).
FLORIDOR (French actor) 10-
"

S-loridsdort, Vienna. Aus. 28-

Ftorien. L*. 17-54 (A2).
Floriken 14-381b.
Florimentane Academy 1- 1 03*.
Flortmont, fi.re-t, Fr. 3-666*.
Florin. I'a. 21-1116 (15).
FLORIN lO-.-.n;,- : 10-897b ;

German 10-902b, 19-9ii.Sc

(tig.): see also Gulden.
Fiorina, Turk. 27-426 (H.t).
FLORIO, GIOVANNI 1O-546C ;

9-tMdj 27-185d.
Floris I.-V. (counts of Holland)

13.«M.id foil.

FLORIS. FRANS 10-547*.
Floris. Okie, tO-58 (Al).
Ftortt and Btanckeftur : see

Ftore and llliinrhr/trur.
Florisant, Mo. 18-608 (F3).
Florissant, Colo. 6-7 2S (E3)

8-30»b ; 16-470C,
— , lake, Colo. 80-5800.
Floro. Nor. 10-S04 (AS).
Floru. Hum. 23-826(112).
FLORUS (historian) 10-547b.
— .Drepanius 80-432*; 17

— , Gesslus 15-401*.
.JULIUS 10-:,47c,
—.P. ANN1US 10-547c; 16-

ITory (her.) 13-32 la.

Flos Adonis (plant): sri

Adonis.
Ftos*sk»rd. depression. Ice

Floscularia 23-760*.
ItoseuUrlaoeae 23-759d ; 23-

JJoscnlaridae 23-7630.

rtoa-ferri 2-314c.

Floats, riv.. It. : tee r !•!•

M • ik , ..M.MI.

• •ulding) •*•

.'I

10-io-M.
1CDRICH r. A.
von 10-
FLOTSAM. JETSAM and

UQAN 10-. I-,. ; -...
^•kkl.. >• ••' 24-n
rtottonrenln M-»9.'.u M

FLOUNDER.10.64Sa: 2- •"<•.

I I..UI* ! :. . \.| ..... V , .1 r. .

FLOUR AND FLOUR MANU-
laclur* 10- i- . 4-4871) ;
adultrruliMii 1-.' i.'l. ; iiu-
poH. (U.K.) 1- I:.:-'

.. iirintlnu S8>a98o :
wheat (food TaToe) 0-21«l>.
Ste atittt ( 'uni law*.

— \»*. • i.

FLOURENS, GUSTAVE 10-
5.'.3a.

\H1EJEANPIERHE10-
5i3a : 4-l"li.; »•;-'.'•:
anaeothntloM l-908a ; Ionic-
rvltv l«-976d; TlrlMctlon

.
Fluiir in»th : »te Modltcr-

ranean flour nn.ili.
Floumoy. Tli. 3-l7d : 23-SOSo.
Umir of I'lni-rv 9-336a.
Klourtown. I'a. tl-106 (L7).
Hovilla. li.i. 11-7 ..' ii •-•).
Flower. Fram-ii> 13-S81*.

— . Kobert 18-8770.

-. B. 18-M-.-.

— , SIR WILLIAM HENRY 10-
S53o ; oranloMict<-r 7-373d
(fig.) ; on uiUM'uins 10-80O ;

..•irril.>» 22-117^1..
'

K1..W.T. i in. 2O-I 1 1 i I'.l).
FLOWER il.ot.) 10- . ..;,! ; 13-

744a; antrioapenna 8-10c ;

dlcotyli-ilons 8- 1 -*.'•»>; inor-

pholoVlcal ntnk 18-»67a. See

alto Howeni, Artltlclal.
Flmeer and the I*at (C'hauccr)

9-8 13b.
Flower Urook, rlv., Vt. 10-490

(A5).
Flower-fanning : tee Fruit and

Flower-farming.
Flower-head : tte Capltuluni.
Flowering ash : tee Manna

ash.

— currant 13-773C,

— glume 12-371d.

— plants : tet Phanerogam.

— rush 1-67 Id ; 10-566d.
Flower observatory. Pa. 19-

Mta,

— of Turrlx 26-968b.

— parrot-Ilsh 5-780O,

— peckers 3-97 3c.

" Flower portrait " (of Shake-

six-arc) 24-

Flowers, Wilfrid 7-442d.
FLOWERS, ARTIFICIAL 1O-

573c.

— of phosphorus : gee Phos-
phorus oxide.

— of sulphur 28-62*.

— of tan : are Fuligo aeptioa.
" Flowers of the Forest "

(Cockburn) 6-6241).
Flowery Branch, Oa. 11-752

((.'I).
FLOYD. JOHN 10-.'.73d.

— , JOHN BUCHANAN 10-
573d.

Floyd, Oa. 11-752 (B3).

— , la. 14-732 (El).

— . La. 17-54 (Cl).

— . N.Mex. 10-520 (Q3).

— , Tex. 26-690 (C7).

— , Va. 28-118 (B4).

— . mt., Arix. 2-544 (B2).
-, riv., la. 14-732 (AJ).

Floydada, Tex. 26-690 (F2).
Floyd Co., Ga. 11-7SS (Al) ;
11-7 52b.

— Co., la. 14-732 (El -2).

— Co., Ind. 14-12-.'

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (F3).

— Co., Tex. 26-iWOiri).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (B4).
Floyda Knobs, Ind. 14-422

cm

FLOYER. SIR JOHN 10-

Floyran, Esqufu dc 26-596d.
Flonebirtre : are Menoxolo Era.

F.I..S. (nhlirev.)l-29a.

Flllllte 25-!>59c,

Fluaril 12-7 HI..

ra. Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Fluchthorn. mt., Alps 26-212

(13); l-745d.
I In. tuation (l.iol.) 28-1036C.

— (math.): see Owlll,.-
Fludd, John : let Klovd.

— , ROBERT 10-57 4b ; 21
55 Ic.

Flue 4-527b.

Flilela. paw. Alps 26-242 (113) ;
1-74AC.

— , val., SwltB. M-242 (113).

I - ...

i

,,,! .

llHaTnxi).
18-14* (r»;

i«« (mu».) t8.»S7a.
nagao. Dr. lak*. II..M. •-
M

Fluff (telephone) 26-.'>4W<<.

FLUGEL. OU8TAV

eehi 10-
— . JOHANN GOTTFRIED 18-

•.MI 4-701c : M.28.11).
Ill) von 86-286*.
FMben. .-«n/. 26
— . /..mi liiihoo. MwlU. 86-242

itz. 26-2l2(K3).
: dilTii-ion 8-256d :

9- 1 ; •

liy.lrauhc. 14-35a. 14-421) ;
ln.lr..!.,. . limik-H 14-114*.
!7-.i'.i7.|

Fluidity. Ionic 9-223*.
Fluid pr.-~.iir.- 14-117a.

.

FLUKK 10-57 td; of

»lml- 28-.-.7IB.
Fluker. Lu. 17-.-.I (b5).
FLUME 10-..; l.l; 2-245O ;

Callfornian iiiintM 5-13b.
Flume Hoiwe, N.ll. 19-490

ndosa, riv.. It. 15-26
(B5) ; 15-4 (B5).
Flumontana, gate, Itonie 23-

Flnniet, Fr. 10-778(115).
FLUMINI MAGGIORE. It. 10-

575a ; 16-4 (11.'.).
Flumlnis, .Stellae : tee Eri-

danu-.

FliiniH. Swlta. 26-242 (G2).
Fluor acid air : are Silicon.
Flu.>niii.-21-:;i;.-.l. : 6-fiOb.
FLUORANTHENE 10-575a.
Floor-apatite 2-159c.
l-'luor-benzoic acid 3-756d.
Fluor-clilortiroiiiinethune 25-

FLUORENE 10-.175b.
FLUORESCEIN lO-575b ; 6-
72a.

— chlnrlde 1O-575C.

— dimethyl ether 10-575C.
FLUORESCENC£ 10-.'.75d ;

Hernchel's researches 13-

395a ; Meyer's t lieory 6-72» ;

radiation 22-7*Ub, 25-630c.
Fluorides 10-578a.
Fliiorimc 6-60b.
FLUORINE 10- .77o; MoiawJl's

method 16-750a ; 16-755O ;

6-45d.

Fluorite : in volcanoes 28-185c.
Fluorogen group 6-7 2a.
Fluoroid 10-578b.
Fluorone 6-60b.
Fluorphosphoroufl acid 21-

481d.
FLUOR-SPAR 10-.178a ; 5-

I'-.ll. : ll-561d.

ulphonic neid 26-64b.
FLUSHING, lIoll. 10-578d ;

13-588 (A3).

— , .Mieh. 18-372 (G6).
FLUSHING, N.Y. 10-578d ;

19-,-iW) (E4).

— ,0. 20-20 (H-I4).
Flustra 22-43b ; 22-42c.

— foUacea 22-45a.
Flustrella 22-42c.

Flute (arch.) 10-583c; 20-177b;

20-178a.
FLUTE (mu8.) lO-579a ; 2-

829c; 17-784b : teealao'Re-

oorder.

Flutes-bee a colonnc 3-496C.
Flute-bird : tee Flautcro.
Flute-mouths 26-04.U> ; 25-

iico.

Fluteville, Conn. 6-952 (C3).
Fluvannr.. Tex. 26-690 (F-O3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (D3) ; 26-

Mi'.'.lr.

Fluvia, riv.. Sp. 25-530 (Gl).
Fluvio-glacial deposits 12-.".7d.
Fluvio-marine beds 10-745b.

— crag : see Norwich crag.

— group 20-81c : 11-6708,
Fluvius (astron.) : fee Eri-

danns.

Flux (hydraulics) 14-1 25d.
FLUX (nu-tall.) 10-583d ; 18-

205a ;inenamcllinglO-365a;

In soldering 4-464a.

— (plant-) 21-7 •-.!.

— , magnetic 9-227C,
Fin vina ll-516b.
Flu.xion-breccia 4-482c.
Fluxions 17-2r>lb ; Newton's

method 19-.'>S9d. 14-5400,
Flux-meter 17-330d.
Fly. riv.. N.G. 10-487 (D2) ;

Fly (constellation) : tee Monk.

— (rtshing) 2-24d.

— (flag) 10-457b.

FLEM-FOLEY

<*MM) It-

FLVCATCHKR »-4B4b J 1*-

KIy-«aU*liw warbtrr M-llTe.
'•»k. rlT.. Ind. 14-4X1

flf:

Fly

. ling t-i4d.
Fly IIIIIKUI. : m, Atnanlta.
FLYGARb-CAHLLN, I.MILIl-

1O- .- .
Fly honeysu.-Lle 13-<J.'.7«.

» Kite (sjann) 16
FIVINU BUTTHE88 (arch.)
10-

— ( -am- (oonjurinc) 6-»48d.

" I lMiurC-hUder.Tt(racebor»e)

13-72»b ; 13-710*.
FLYING COLUMN (mlllUry)

10- -
Flylngdales, moor, Yorks. 0-

llTll

Flying dragon : nee Dragon.
FLYING DUTCHMAN (legend)

10- -
" Flying Dutchman " (Wag-

... r, 28-.' :- , : 2S-J1 .,
Flying fence (riding) 23-3191).
FLYING-FISH 1O-586C ; 10-

... Id.
Flying flan (astron.) : tee Pis-

. .- \ • •! i : .

Flying Flab Core, bay, Ind.O.

FLYING-FOX 10-.'.S6b ; 17-

486d; 6-241c(flg.).
" Flying Fox " (race hone) 13-

Flyiiik' frog: are Ithaoophortis.

— gurnard 2-948c ; 18-585d
(tig-).

— herring 10-585o ; lO-503d ;
26-:>45b.

— Junction 22-839d.

— kite* (naut.) 15-s40a.

— lemur : see Galeopitheons.

— machine 10-504*.

— mouxp 21-:; 1 1!..

— phalanger 21-344b ; 17-
783a : tee alto Taguan flying-
squirrel.

Flvine I'o* 19-554C.

Flying Shore (building) 24-

1005C.
FLYING SQUIRREL 10-5860 ;

23-11"!.: of Australasia:

tee Flying phalanger and

Oaieoplthecns.

Flu Leares (Calvcrlcy) 5-70b.
Fly .Mountain. N.Y. 10-596

(A4).
Fly net (salmon fl.shiiiK) 27-

Flynnon Fair, Wales 23-101 6b.

Fly-orchis 2O-172C.

FLYSCH 10-587a; Alps 1-

751d; Balkan range 4-773d;

Cretaceous 7-4 16c; Eocene

0-662d ; stratJgraphical S~

Bid.

— range 2O-81d.
Fly-shuttle 7-286b.

Fluting of Dunbar and
Krnnedic (Dun bar) 8-689*.

Fly-whi-el 17-1010* : 25-837*.

Foam flower 13-77 -'.1.

Foam Lake, Can. 24-225 (B3).

Foard Co., Tex. 26-690 (112).

Foaty, Isl., Ire. 7-159 (map).

Fobbing. F.ss. 16-942 (F2).

Fobello, It. 26-242 (E5).

FOCA. Hosn. lO-587b ; 3-4
(Ffl); 4-282a.

— . M., I'eru 21-264 (A2).

" Foe* " (submarine) 24-922*.

Focal length 16-422d ; 23-3c.

— myelitis 20-763C.

— surface 26-11 9d.
FOCHABERS, Scot, 10-587c ;

24-412 (K2).

i. r 6-463d.

Fiwke. Wilhelm Gibers 14-27b.
Focqucnbroch, Willeiu van 8-

;•_.-„.

FOCSH'ANI. Rum. io-587c :

23--.'.. ,< .'> : 10-;04U ; battle
(17-;i) 26-172c.

FOCUS (diet.) 10-587d ; conic
14-535a ; earthquake : tee
Mamie centre ; geometry
7-661 b; of tens 16-488O;
optics 23- 3c.

— lamp 16-668&.

Fod (measure) 28-491d.
Fodder 10-628b ; 10-647a.
Fodl Kabba (native chief) 11-

— Silah (native chleOll-438d.

Fodvang. Nor. 19-804 (D2).

Fordrra (Rymcr) 23-951d ;
8t-959b.

I .--.I, -rii ii.-.|ii.i 22-K.-e.

Foederatae clvltates 10-7*.

Foederatl (Gothic soldiers) 1'
470o ; 2-595d: 23-523*.

Foedus: tee Conventio pub-
lic*.

law)

ML,

- • • .. :

M*dU.t*-l»»a.

F.-«. A. »..-!.'. K.

Foetictde: we Abortion.
Foetid* manrilUna »-207b.
Feetorln* sarpiaUoiM : •**

Mottled poler«t.
Foetus (diet.) 0-314h.

— : human t- 77c: mjMlninse

rig.).

— In foetn (med.) 18-7441,;
18-7l3d.

U-

17-

.
FOG 10-i«7d ; t8-S78c.

Foyara*. Hung. >-4 (14) ;
898b; 27-2 Me.

— , oo.. Hung. 3-4 (14).

— , mU., Hung. 3-4 (14) ;
-\. .

FOGAZZARO, ANTONIO 10-

m .

FOGELBERG, BENEDICT 10-

,•,.,.,

Fogelfors, Swed. t4V190 (C3).
Foggrr (diet.) M-lM7d.
FOCGIA (Arpi). It- 10-59Oc ;
15-1 (E4); battle (1*44) 17-

.

— , prov., It. S-S3te ; lS-7a ;

15-1 DC.

Fog-horn 25-7 la.
Foglietto (measure) 28*491d.
Foglla. riv.. It. 15-4 (D3) ;

15-26 (DID: 15-lb.
Fogo. cape. Nfd. 10-479 (Dl).

— , Isl.. Nfd. 10-479 (C2).

— , Isl.. C-VerdJa. S - 153
(map).

— , pU. Az. 3-83 (II.).

. •• 16-

iMbi railways tS-77a.
Fohmann, Vincent l-935a.
FOHN (wind) 10-590d : 6-5X30.
FOHR. i-l.. Gcr 10-590d ; •-

24 (A I >.

Foia (Foya). mt-. Port. 22-
-

.

FOIL (diet.) 10-59Ia.
— (sculpture) 24-489C.
Foilclogh. mt.. Ire. 14-7 44 ( A5).
FOIL-FENCING 10-.vjlb : tee

alto Fencing.
Foilliomurrum, Ire. 14-744

.

Foill Hay, Scot. 24-418 (B3).
Foinaven. mt., Scot. 24-112

(Dl).
Foire fleurie, Bemay, Fr. 3-

I9M.

Foire, theatre. Paris 28-lMSb.
Foix. counts of 10-595b.

— , Gaston III., count of 10-
593d; ll-245b; a0-938a.

— , Gaston do (duke of Ne-
mours; d. 1512) 10-596b;
15-40d.

— , John de lO-596b.

— , Louis de (engineer) 1-2 14d;
12-49*.

— , PAUL DE 10-595*.

— , Roger 11., count of : tee
Roger IL

FOIX. Fr. 10-595a; 1O-778
(E6).

— , prov., Fr. 10-778 (K6);
10-S02 (hint. map).

Fojnica, Bora. 27-2 17a.

— , riv., Bosn. t7-217a.
Fojorina, mt., Alps 26-241

(O4).

Fokha. Asia M. : tre Pboeae*.
Fo-ki, cape. Jap. : tee Fuki-

Kaku.

Fokon olona. Mad. 17-275d.
Foksa, riv.. Nor. 10-804 (Cl).
Fokshani. Rum. : tee FocabanL
Fol. II. 23-llSd: 7-715b.
Folk Rapids, Nile, AL 19-60*

(C7)J 10-694d.
FOLARD, JEAN CHARLES,

chevalier de 10-596C.
FOLD (diet. )10-597a.

— <_-..]. 1 10- ••-..;.,.
Foldaten. Nor. 10-804 (Cl).
Folden. Nor. 10-800 (C2).

— . fjord. Nor. 10-800 (B2).
Fold!. John 13-926C.

Fold of the Nates (anat.) 1-

•tie,

Foldvar, Hung. 3-4 (14).

— , Duna-, Hung. : tee Dcn*-
FOldvar.

FOLENGO. TEOFILO lO-598d.
Foleshlll. Warwick. 0-420 (III.

E2) : 28-342C.
FOLEY, JOHN HENRY 1O-

599* ; 24-502c.

— , SIR THOMAS 10-599b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

FOLEY-FORS

To make full use of this Index It Is essential to read the
Instructions given on Page /.

Foley, Ala. 1-460 (B5).
— , Minn. 18-550 (D5).
— , Mo. 18-GOS (F2).
Foley r. Hill (1848) 3-349c.
Folgefond. glacier, Nor. 19-804

(B2) ; 19-799c.
Folger, Charles J. 6-502a.
Folgeraiter, Giuseppe 17-383c.
Folgore of San Gimignano 14-

BOOft.
FOLI (Foley), ALLAN JAMES

10-599C.
Foliaceous lichen thallus 16-

579a.

Foliage leaf : see Leaf.
Foliate : see Logocyclic curve.

— papillae 27-7c.

— tellurium : see Xagragite.
Foliation (of rocks) 12-U'Jd.
Folie circulaire-14-603a.
Foliejon Park, Berks. 16-942

<B3).
Foligno, Niccolo : see Libera-

tore, Niccolo di.
FOLIGNO, It. 10-599c: 15-4

(D3) : see also Fulginiae.
Folin, O. 19-92Sa.
FOLIO 10-599d ; 3-909c.
FOLIUM 10-600a.
Foljambe, in re 8-338d.
Folk, O. 20-26 (H-I4).
FOLKES, MARTIN 10-600a.
FOLKESTONE, Kent 10-6UOb ;

9-424 (IV. E4); 6-378a;

geology 15-737a, 9-414c ;

shipping 27-603d.
Folkestone beds 12-551C ; 26-

166a.

— stone 12-.V. i ,1.

Folk etymology (diet.) 9-864d.

FOLKLAND 10-600c ; 28-7 Ic.

FOLKLORE 10-601a ; Breton
5-650d; Finnish 16-9S7b ;
Grimm's work 12-6uia ; Ice-
landic 14-2;;9c ; Irish 5-634c;
Italian 21-8S9d ; of Lapps
19-81 7a; Malay 17-4 7 Sa ;
Norwegian 2-7 laa, 19-816d;
Rumanian 23-848c ; Russian
23-915b ; Scottish 5-639a. 5-
130b ; Servian 24-689d ;
Siamese 25-9d ; Swedish 26-
215a.

Folk-moot (Anglo-Saxon coun-
cil) : see Shire-moot.

Folk-right 2-37b ; 28-7 le.

Folk-song 25-400C ; 3-265a ;
Brahms' arrangements 25-
411c; carols 5-379c; Croa-
tian, used by Haydn 13-
HOc; Dutch 8-720a; Ger-
man ll-787a; Greek
(modern) lO-.'lOb ; Hun-
garian 13-929d, 9-7:i Ib ;
Montenegrin 18 - 7 7 Ib ;
Rumanian 23 - 849b. See
also Plantation song.

Folk-song Society 19-85b.

Folkston, Ga. 11-752 (D5).

Folia, riT., Nor. 19-804 (DI).

Follani : see Fula.

Follansbee, W.Va. 28-560 (Cl).

FOLLEN, AUGUST (Adolf)
Ludwig; 10-602b.

— , KARL 10-G02b.

FOLLETT. SIR WILLIAM
Webb 10-602C.

Folleville, Fr. 25-392d.

Follicle (bot.) ll-257a ; 22-
896a (fig.).

— (zool.) 17-5210.
Follicular mange : see Demo-

decic mange.
Folliculi, liquor 23-132a.
Folliculites 20-553a.
FoUis (classical game) ll-446b.

— (coin) 19-895b.
Follmann, O. 8-872a.
FoUonica, It. 15-4 (C3) ; 17-

864c ; 27-484d.
Follower (mech.) 17-999C.
Follow on (cricket) 7-437d.
Folly, bay, Jam. 15-133 (map).
— , isl., S.C. 25-500 (E4).
Folo, Togo. 12-203 (C2).
Folquet of Marseilles 27-310b ;

22-498b.

Folsjo, lake, Nor. 19-804 (C3).
Folsom, David E. 28-9 13b.
— , J. W. (zoologist) 2-234b;

13-418C.
Folsom, Cal. 23-979d.

— La. 17-54 (c5).

— N J. 19-502 (C4).

— N.Mex. 19-520 (F-G1).

— S.Dak. 25-506 (B-C4).

— W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
FolsomvUle, Ind. 14-422 (C8).
Folsom c. Marsh 7-120d.
Folts Mission Institute 13-

364b.

Fottz, Ind. 14-422 (G7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (G6).
Folwark, Russ. 15-646a.
Folz, Hans 11-7 87c.
Fomalhaut (astron.) 21-6 Hid ;

7-13 (map).
Fomana, W.AL : treaty (1874)

2-727b.
Fombell, Pa, 21-106 (B4).

Fomboni, Comoro Is. 17-271

(A2) ; 6-795a.

Fomentations (path.) 14-166d.
Fomh-il-rih, bay, Malta 17-508

(A2) ; 17-5070.
Fomorians, race 14-757c and

foil.
Fompotrakely, Mad. 17-271

Fon, people : see Dahomey.
Fonacza, cave, Hung. 13-895a.
FONBLANQUE, ALBANY

William 10-602d.
— , John Samuel Martin 10-

602d.

Fonda, la. 14-732 (C2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
Fondaco (diet.) 27-997d.

— de' Turchi, Venice : see
Museo Civico.

Fonda Ghat, pass, India 14-

382 (E-F11).

Fondamenta (Venice) 27-995c.
Fondant (confectionery) 6-

89Sd.
Fondation de la Couronne,

Bel.Cong. 6-920c ; 6-922a.
Fond de Givonne, Fr. 24-575

(plan).

— du Lac, Can. 24-225 (Al).

— du Lac, Minn. 18-550 (E4).
FOND DU LAC, Wis. 10-603b ;

28-740 (E5).

— du Lac, reservation, Minn.
18-550 (E4).

— du Lac, riv., Wis. 28-740
(E5).

Fond du Lao Co., Wis. 28-740
(E5).

Fonde, cour de la 7-534b.

FOND! (Fundi), It. 10-603c ;
15-4 (D4) ; inscription 14-
635d.

— , lake, It, 10-604a.

Fondi d'oro 12-100b.

Fondo, El, bay, Cu. : see
Atares.

Fondon process 25-114C.

Fongeni, Togo. 12-203 (C2).

Fongor, Sud. 9-130b.

Fonmon, Wales 12-76c.

FONNI, Sard. 10-604a.

Fons (myth.) : see Fontus.

FONSAGRADA, Sp. 10-604b ;
25-530 (Bl).

Fonseca, Emmanuele Pinto de
24-17(1.

— , MANGEL DEODORO DA
10-604C ; 4-460d.

FONSECA, BAY OF, C.Am. 10-
604d: 5-678 (B-C4).

Fonss, Otto C. 8-44a.

Fons VHae (Avicebron) 24-
352c ; 14-221b.

Font, Pa. 21-106 (17).

— , Pa. 21-106 (L5).

— , isl., P.Is. 21-392 (A2).

—. riv., Northumb. 19-790b.

FONT (baptismal) 10-605a ; 3-
370a ; carved covers 28-
794a ; leaden 18-210d.

Fontabelle, W.I. 3-381b.

Fonta Granda Point, Az. 3-83
(4).

FONTAINE, PIERRE FRAN-
cois Leonard 10-606b.

Fontaine, Odessa 20-3c.

Fnntainea 20-551a.

FONTAINEBLEAU, Fr. 10-
606c; 10-778(F3); architec-
ture of palace 2-41 Ib; as-
sembly (1560) 10-829a ;
library 16-232b ; geology 20-
81c; huntsman legend 13-
372e; tapestry factory 26-
406b; treaty (1631) 10-837c;
treaty (1661) 7-942a ; treaty
(1679) 8-36b ; treaty (1763)
22-150c; treaty (1807) 25-
554c:22-151a.

Fontamebleau limestone 4-
970e ; 20-Slc.

— sandstone 16-697b.
Fontaine Bonneleau, Fr. 20-

53d.
Fontaine dough kneader 4-

47 Id.
Fontaine-Francaise, Fr. :

battle (1595) 10-832c.
Fontaine-Henri, Fr. 10-778

(D3) ; 5-69d.
Fontaine 1'Eveque, Belg. 3-

668 (D3).

Fontaines, Switz. 26-242 (B2).
Fontaine's turbine 14-103a.
FONTAN, LOUIS MARIE 10-

607b.
FONTANA, DOMEN1CO 10-

607b.
— , Felice 23-369d ; 18-382a ;

water gas ll-284b.
— , Guido 5-734c.
— , Giulio Cesare 10-607O.
— . LAVINIA 10-6070.
— , Niccol6 : see Tartaglia,

Niccolo.

— , Orazio 5-734d.
— , PROSPERO 10-607d.

— (physician) 21-348a.
Fontana, Kan. 15-654 (H2).

Fontana, Wis. 28-740 (E6).
— , lake, Arg. 2-462 (B5) ; 1-

961c.

— , riv., S.Am. 21-788a.
— , val., It. 26-242 (14).
Foutanaccia, Cors. 7-^OOa.
FONTANE, THEODOR 10-

608a ; ll-798b.
Fontanella, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Fontanelle, la. 14-732 (C3).
— , Neb. 19-324 (H3).
— , monastery, Fr. : library

16-5 49d.
FONTANES, LOUIS, marquis

de 10-608b ; ll-141a.
Fontanesia phillyraeoides 16-

347c.

Fontanet, Ind. 14-422 (C5).
— , Fr. : battle (841) : see

Fontenoy-en-Puisaye.
Fontani, college, Rome 15-

609d.
Fontanier's cat 5-36Sb ; 6-

559d.

Fontanone, riv., It. 17-699a.
Fontarabia, Sp. : see Fuenter-

rabia.
Fonte, Jacopo della : see Delia

Quercia, Jacopo.
Fonte, isl., Atl.O. 17-281

(map).

— Avellana, hermitage,
Gubbio 7-7870.

— Boa, Braz. 4-440 (B2).
Fonteius, Marcus 6-354a.
Fontem, Garner. 5-110 (A3).
Fontenay, Lefevre de 19-573b.
Fontenay, Fr. 7-249a.

— aux- Roses, Fr. 10-778 (B6) ;
21-::2a.

FONTENAY-LE-COMTE, Fr.

10-60SC ; 10-778 (D4).
Fontenay-le-Fleury, Fr. 10-

778 (A6).
Fontenay-sous-Bois, Fr. 10-

778 (C6).
FONTENELLE, BERNARD

le Bovier de 10-(i08d ; 11-

135a ; 2-65Sb ; style 25-

1057a-
Fontenelle, Wyo. 28-874 (B3).

— Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874
(B3).

FONTENOY, Belg. 10 - 609c ;

3-668 (C2) : 3-42b.
— , Ft. 10-778 (G3) ; ll-16a.

— en-Puisaye : battle (841)
10-811b.

Fontesvilla, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(M2); 3-657d.

Fontette, Charles-Marie Fovret
de 16-407d.

FONTEVRAULT 10-61 la; 10-
778 (D4) ; church 2-397b ;
double monasteries 14-689b.

Fontevrault, Order of 10-61 Ib.

Fontgornbault, Fr. 10-778(E4).

Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. 9-420
(III. C4); 3-610a; 28-863c.

Fontinalis 4-707b.

Fontinalis, Porta, gate, Rome
23-589c.

Fontiveros, Sp. 25-530 (C2).

Fontmell Magna, Dorset. 9-
420 (III. C5).

Fontmorte, Fr. : battle (1704)
16-206d.

Fontromeu, Fr. 22-689c.

FontSancte, mt., Alps l-741d.

Fontus (myth.) 15-609d ; 19-
930d.

Fonualei, isl., Pac.O. 20-436
(116).

Fonvielle, W. de l-267d.

Fonz, Sp. 25-530 (F2).

Foo, pass, Alps 26-242 (G3) ;
l-744d.

Foochow, China : see Fuchow.

FOOD10-611c; 8-214d ; 26-
800d ; contraband of war 7-
33c, 19-445b ; digestion 19-
920d ; of infants 14-513b ;
inspection 9-437c, 25-213d,
10-129b ; national reserve
12-340a ; of plants 21-747b;
poisoning 18-29d ; world's
supply 7-502a,17-515d. See
also Adulteration, Cookery,
and Patent Foods.

FOOD PRESERVATION 10-
612a ; l-224c.

FOOL 10-614d.

— , April : see April-Fools'
Day.

Foolscap (cap) 10-616c.

FOOLSCAP (paper) 10-616C ;
20-735a.

FOOLS, FEAST OF 10-615d ;
8-497d.

Fool's gold 22-692b.

FOOL'S PARSLEY 10-616(1 ;
10-5540.

Foosland, 111. 14-304 (D3).

Foot, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

Foot (diet.) 10-616d.

FOOT (anat.) 10-616d ; 25-
177o ; ape and man 2- 11 Ob ;
cerebral centre for move-
ments 4-411c ; Chinese de-
forming methods 6-173b,

19-100a, 6-211b; of mon-
sters 18-7410.
Foot (bot.) 4-701a.

— (falconry) 10-142b.

— (her.) 13-319b.

— (measure) 10-617a : 28-
481c ; 28-484b ; 28-491d.

— (prosody) 10-616d ; 27-
1042d; 28-483a.

FOOT - AND - MOUTH DIS -
ease 10-617a; l-396c; 1-
41 la.

Foot Artillery : see Artillery.

FOOTBALL 10-(il7c ; l-782d;
Association 10-621a; Rugby
10-618b ; United States 10-
623a.

— Association 10-622b.
Foot Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-

506 (G2).

FOOTE, ANDREW HULL 10-
625b.

— , Arthur 19-83a.

— , A. E. ll-571a.

— , Maria : see under Harring-
ton, earls of.

— , MARY HALLOCK 10-625c.

— , SAMUEL (dramatist) 10-
625c; 8-530c.

— , Samuel August 13-1 1 Ib.

Foote, Miss. 18-600 (B2).

Foote Arbuthnot sight 25-65a.

Footer (bowls) 4-347d.

— (falconry) : see Foot.
Foote's resolution 10-625b.
Foot Guards 12-657d.

— Guards, 1st : see Grenadier
Guards.

Footings 4-764a ; 17-842d.
Foot-lights 26-735b.
FOOTMAN (stand) 10-628a.

— (servant) 3-57 7d.
Footman moth : see Tiger

moth.

Footpad (diet.) 20-443a.
Footpaths 23-394a.
Foot-pound9-398c; 17-1011b.
Foot-poundal : see Poundal-

foot.
Foot-pound-second (F.P.S.)

system 27-739a.
Foot-rot (bot.) 20-149d.

— (vet.) 28-1 la.
Foots (diet.) 16-735b.

Foots Cray, Kent 16-942

(E3); 15-737d.
FOOTSCRAY, Viet. 10-628a ;

18-<JOd.

FOOTSTALL (diet.) 10-628a.
Footstep (machinery) : see

Step.

Footville, Wis. 28-740 (D6).
Footwarmer (railway ) 22-853(1.
Fooz slates 8-125b.
Foppa, Ambrogio : see Cara-

dosso, Foppa.

— , Paolo : see Zappi, Paolo.
— , VICENZO 10-628a ; 18-

830d.

Foppiano, It. 26-242 (E4).
For, tribe 7-830d ; l-329c

(table).

FOra, Swed. 26-190 (D3).
Fora, isl., Atl.O. 17-281 (map).
Fora (Roman courts) : see

Conventus juridici.
FORAGE (diet.) 10-628b.
FORAIN, J. L. 10-628b ; 5-

333d.
FORAKER, JOSEPH BENSON

10-628b.

Foraker, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F2).
— , O. 20-26 <C3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (El).
— , mt., Alsk. 1-472 (H3) ; 1-

47 3a.

Foraker Act 22-127a.
Foramen : anterior condylar

25-198b ; caecum 27-7c, 8-

6:!5a ; ethmoidal 25-196c ;

inferior dental 25- l'.i-cl ;

jugular 25-197d ; magnum

25-197c; of Majendie 4-

393a ; mental 25-196b ;

middle lacerated 25-197d;

of Monro 4-398c, 4-403a ;

obturatum : see Obturator

foramen : optic 25-198a ;

ovale 25-197d, 13-129d ;

Panizzae 23-164b ; rotun-

dum 25-197b ; spheno-pala-

tine 25-197b ; of sptaal

vertebra 25-169d; of

Stensen 20-79b : Thebesii

13-129d ; of Winslow 6-

642c.
FORAMINIFERA 10-628C ;

fossil 20-2:i7d, 5-31Ib, 7-

417d.

Foraminiferal ooze 10-634b.
Forastero 6-629b ; 6-630b.
Forath, Babyl. 20-652o.
Foray (diet.) 10-628b.
FORBACH, Ger. 10-636b ; 11-

808 (A4).
" Forban (torpedo-boat) 24-

915b.
Forberg, Friedrich Karl 10-

315a.

Forbes (family) : see Granard,
earls of.

FORBES, ALEXANDER PEN-
rose 10-636b.

— , ARCHIBALD 10-636d.

— , DAVID 10-637a.

—.DUNCAN (1685-1747) 10-
637b : 24-4550.

— , EDWARD 10-638a ; on
Alpine flora 21-780b ; dredge
researches 8-570d ; fluvio-
marine series 20-81c.

— , Elizabeth Adela 9-806c ;
20-499C ; 20-502c.

— , George (physicist) 16-624a.

— , H. O. 25-356a ; 2-947a ;
on fossil birds 6-6d.

— , James (painter) 21-405C.

— , JAMES DAVID (physicist)
10-638d ; British glaciers
ll-646d r conductivity of
heat 6-892c.

— , SIR JOHN (physician) 10-
639a ; 18-54d.

— , John (soldier) 21-681a ; 3-
620c.

— , Stanliope A. 20-499C ; 16-
942d.

— , William Alexander (zool-
ogist) 20-325a.

— , Major 23-266a.

Forbes, Aus. 3-4 (D2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (F4).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).

FORBES, N.S.W. 10-639b ;
19-538 (D-E3).

— .lake, Ire. 14-744 (D3) ; 23-
727c.

— , mt., Can. 4-600 (F3) ; 4-
598e.

— , mt., N.Z. 19-624 (A6).

Forbes-Mackenzie (Scotland)
Act (1853) 16-762d.

Forbes pontoon 22-68b.

Forbes Reef, S.Af. 26-185a,

FORBES-ROBERTSON.
Johnston 10-C39b.

Forbestown, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

Forbidden fruit : see Shud-
dooki

FORBIN, CLAUDE DE 10-
639c ; 25-608C.

— , Palamede de 22-5050.

" Forbui " (cruiser) 24-91 2a.

Forbisch, mt., Alps l-745c.

Forca Carusa, int., It. 27-858b.

Forcadel, Etienne : see For-
catulus.

Forcados, Nig. 19-678 (B5) ;
19-679d.

— , riv., Nig. 19-678 (B5) ; 19-
675b.

Forcalquier, William II. count
of 22-5040.

Forcalquier, Fr. 10-778 (G6) ;
3-492c ; cathedral 5-519a ;
county 22-504C.

Forcatll-418a.

Forcatulus, Etiunne 28-413d.

Force, Pa. 21-106 (E3).

Force (mech.) 17-966a ; 18-
907c : central forces 17-
980a ; deflecting 17-101M ;
dissipative 17-993b ; equiv-
alent 17-101 Ib ; generalized
components 8-757d ; resolu-
tion of 17-956d ; units of
27-736d; work done 17-
967c.

— (philosophy) : Biiehner 4-
719d; Leibnitz 16-387c ;
Mach and Kirchhoff 18-
238d ; Spencer 25-6.'i6a ;
Stoic conception 25-943d ;
Telesio 26-573b.

— .electric 9-241c; 9-182c;
in gas 6-871C.

— , magnetic 17-322b ; l-293a;
17-984c ; balloon experi-
ments l-266b ; charts 17-
357a ; diurnal variation 17-
363a, 17-364d ; electric cur-
rents 9-212b ; field of : see
Magnetic field ; measure-
ment 17-324c ; observations
17-355a ; seasonal variation
17-366a ; secular variation
17-358a.

Force Bill (1833) 5-2b ; (1871)
10-94 to.

Force-diagram 17-957c ; 17-
960d.

Forced labour : Fijian custom
10-337a; Ireland 14-7 80a ;
Madagascar 17-277C ; Span-
ish Americal-807c ; Turkey
27-433b. See also Corvee.

— loans 19-267b ; benevol-
ence : see that title : Charles
I. 5-906d, 9-537a ; French
Revolution ll-164a ; Peti-
tion of Right 9-537b ; Rich-
ard II. 9-509d.

Forced off his base 3-461a.
Force-function 6-257d.
Forcella d'AUeghe, pass, S.
Tirol 1-7470.

— di Giralba, pass, S.Tirol 1-
747c.

— di Lago, pass, Alps 1-745C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L

292

To make lull UM of thlt Index It It ctxcntlml to rtad the

given on Page I.

FOLEY-FORS

I*-. Albula Alp*
— iP***» Lombard Alp* t-
rORCELLINI. EOIDIO 10-

Foteeni (h«-.> U- .13 0.1.
VONMW M-J3U : ubttaMo

1.-...I-.

iri'tviiiKi pump : tr

.,1 16 • !

1 .'•

i4«c.

— .PETER

r, r., *»•»-« J.«.

OEORO 10-8IOa.
WILHELM 18-

FORCHHEIM. i.. r 10-640P.

11--"- (in: r.utii.. il7M)

!•• : D 5-

Forohteiurteln. oantle. Hung.

25. i • . •
Focptellonl. Ant., in., .1 • : tre

Antonlnu
ForrltiB (of pUuU) 13-7 I la ;

1S-7S4.I.

— houw 13-7 SOd.
Fordpate tn>phi 23-7»10d (fig.).
Forelpiilata 8-<s»a.

.v von 11-

I • i--. \ - >

1 • I la.

— .pasa. Alps (Trient raller)
1-7 4 ta.

i. paM, Alp* 28-212

— dl l.lvlgno. pam. Alp* 1-

Font. MrCLirv 19-

— . EDWARD ONSLOW 10-
640d; 24-503,1: .-ticllry

...rial 24-.1H5 , I'l. IV. .

— . JOHN10-64U: 8-S24c.

— . RICHARD 10-643a.

— , THOMAS 10-643*.
Ford. Ark. 2.iS2(I'H.

— . Devon. 21-881 (map) ; 8-
l.siY

— , Ire. 14-744 (F.I).

— . Kan. 15-

— . Kv. 18-

— . Nortlmmh. 0-412 (I. Dl) ;
l»-791d.

—.Scot. 24-418 i '

— , riv.. Mi.-li. !8-:i72 icn.

— City, Pa. 21-H»; iC-l>4>.

. III. 14-301 (D3).

— Co.. Kan. IS-ii.'.l (U-C3).
Fordr. Airiu-i 0-- 1

. FRANCIS 10-i!i:il>.

— . H. lifll 10-1130.
Ford*. X.T. 19— 14 (AJ).
FwSr.Ooto 8-7W(G •...

.. ..•:,. 21-- . ••..,..-
FoMliam. Cambx. 0-421 (IV.

FORDHAM. N.Y. 10-643c ;

10-586 (IS) : university 10-

.-.i ;.-. 13--'-. •,.!
Ford Houses, Staff*. 25-758

(AD.

:.,'ldla23-.-i78d.
K,,r,|in«bridge. Hants. 0-430

(HI. 1)5).

Fiirdlnirton. Dorset. 8-l22c.
K»nl of Frew, Scot- : tee Frew,

ford of.

Fordoun. Scot. 24-412 (F.t).
Ford-Pennell Convention

I) 10-l<3d.

Ford RlTcr. MU-h. 18-372 (C4).
K-.M-. S J. !•»•
Ford's peak. ATM i I
Ford«. mt., N.Mex. 10-520

tl<l>.

— Bridge. N.S.W. 10-538 (C1J.
Ford's hospital, Coventry 7-

:u -.1

Ford* Store. M,|. 17-
Ford^ !->.;i» iii:t).

Fordton. Ala. 1-4BO (Al).
FORDUN. JOHN OF 10-i:i:i.I.
Fordwah. canal. India 14-376

Fordycc, Ark. 2-552 (I'D.

— , 111. 14-304 <C6).

i-

F.o-:in.l ..'t 27- .- I.
Forearm (diet.) 2S-175d.
Foreatlnes, Society of: endo-

gamy 0-383C.
Fore-braln 4-404d : 3-237d :

27-1049b : trr alto Cere-

brum.

• tioir : «rr Ante-choir.
FORECLOSURE (law) 10-

«44a; 18-<77,l.
Fore guard (diet.) 18-285b.

• i

-• i . »••

FaiateU Affairs B0>'

— I

i ii

I -inii-iil Act (ISTO) 1

.-.:

.•N.

ForilirnJurtidlcUooAri

— Legion* 10-ITta.

— Marrlmfci- Act (1801) 17-
T47c :?-.

— Mission* of ll»- l>n.l«t«nl
Episcopal I 'liiir.li : .-

E E • i • ••

M

— OFFICE 10-. ill, : 4-OIOc:
2-1

Fortifn Hollt 22-050r.
Furrkarui. rlv.. rr.iliun. 11-

104 (Kit.
Kor.'l. I nin.;..,- \l|.h.irwe it-

5»3b ; M-88* : 19-

earthquakc -«'.il.- H-
Forelan.l. r«i»-. II.'MHI. 0-430

10-iUI.-.
— .cape. I. of \V. O-4'.'ii .111.

FORELAND (NORTH), rnjK-.
Ki>nt lO-il II.-; 9-1.
B-r'4V

— (SOUTH). .MI-. K"i-nt 1«-
(III,-: O-l'.'i (IV. F.4):
liiHitlioiiHo 10-64 Ib, 18-649

— , sound. Ari-L 21-938

— icniup 8- 1 26d.
Kor.-1-.hogna, mt., N»r. 10-S04

(Dl).

\rk. 2-:.:>2 (A4).
.rk II. ill. mansion,
l>.-rl.\ 8-

ForeniaHt dli.-:.) 17-S7U.
Knn-n-iir ini-ili.-in.- : nrr Medi-
cal Jnrtaprndcoaa.

nt : nee V'orohand rent.
FORESHORE 10-iill.-; 27-
12S» ; 28-3850.

la (ili.-t.) 2S-700b.
" Korpslglit " (cruiser) 24-

ForcMkln : art I>rcpnce.

\ :nl. 14-422 (CS).
Forest. L. de 26-540a.
— . M 8-
Forest, f.il. S-- i(".').
20-111 lit::).

Cnan-Ia. 0-130 (VI. Al).

Ind. 14-422 (K.I).

IJL 17-:, I ii

Miss. 18-600

To-s. 26-(l!)ll (Ml).

\V;i<h. 28-:t:,i •
—.moor, Yorlw. 0-416 (H.

DtX

—.park. Mo. 18-iin< di2).
— , riv., N'.Dak. 10-780 «il).
Fomt (Ben Jonaon) 15-

505d.

FORESTALLING 10-i! I Id.
Kon-st-hod irroup 11-67 On : 12-

: 19-71 M, : 21-S35d.
Kon--tliiin:. s.lMk. 25-o06

OS).

—.Tex. 26-690 <K2).
Forest oti;irt,-r (1217) 10-478*.

14- »1).

. ll).14-3(il <c:i).

— City. Minn. 18-550 d

. Mo. 18-tioi (A2).
M.C. 19-772 (C4).

— City, O. : net Cleveland.

. l»a. 21-10(1

. S.Dak. 25-:-0«(E2-3).

I 'a. 21-106 (D2).

— Co.. Wh. 28-74"

— I'.il.-. Vt. 10-49.,

— Depot, Va. 28-1 1 s (( '3).
Forester, Frank (pxcud.) : tee

Herbert. Henry William.

.) 10-R«.'.b.

• •re. Ancient Order of
11-SlOo.

— of America ll-222c.

(late. Lond. 18 - 942
(K'.'l.

— (Jrov.-. Oroe. 2O-242 (B2).
ForeHhill. On

— . Ind. 14-42f! (I

Hill, I..-i. 17-.M (R2).
Ihilt. M,l. 17-»'-'- .c;n.
Mill. dUt.. Lond. 16-
1)3).

— Ililln. M«««. 17-<:,2 (H4).

•lioB28-237« : 28-1 (">!>«.
Home. Ala. l-4«"
in epoch 12-.',i!a.

HT, |ienln., Tas. 28-438

r . . r Junction, Win. 28-710

— Lake. Minn. 18-.VM1 n

— Lake, Pa. 21-106 (K-I.'.M.

FORE8T LAW* lO-dl .

17-077* ; 4-37'-'» ;
•MttMhMBMlm 4-72«a ;

Poi»»i»Tiii •• i

... i^-i i ....

fan* Mill. Hoot. 24-418 (I)J).

Fon>( iruluiu) 2-

;•• •
— -ni.Ut.>i»- t>-160b.

(DA).

M-

19

1 . -»-. 0-424

20-|i;.',l,: 15-7301);

•color)- o-i 1 1,1

1 •

— Itnn-.su-.. 0-121 i IV. in.
Foreatrr. Bureau of (L'.-.j 10-

.. ...

)7-iegfc

FORESTS AND FORESTRY

10-'

21 -T

'!> ; xoolorlcal dlstribu-
28-lo04d, 10-94 ia. See

alto Forest lawn.

irtor of : tee Oarta dc

i on • i

Forest School* 27-360a ; 28-

1

Fomrt Station, Me. 17-434

(E3).
FaiCBtvlllc, Conn. 8-952 (D3).

116).

— . N.Y. 10-596 (A3).
— , II. 20-26 (I. -M7 I.

M2).

— , Va. 28-11* (1 12).
— . \Vis. 28-;

: !U).

Korctiini (<lii-t.) 23-
FOREY, ELIE FREDERIC
lO-C,noa ; 3-69C.

. Kr. 10-776 (F4) ;
10-
— . in|i., Kr. 10-77- (!'.•>) ; 18-

— , plain, Fr. 18-92 4 b.
Korfiina. isls.. Jap. : tee Arzo-

i, roo,
FORFAR, Scot. 10-660b ; 24-

418 cm

—.lake, Soot. 24-418 (Fl) ;

10-U6()d.
FORFARSHIRE, CO., Scot.

10-«r,(>c; 24-11 s <F1): 24-

1 1 -j ( h':i).
FORFEITURE 10-fifi.'a ; 21-

50c.

— Act (1870)2-879n ; 6-SOOd ;

>M.
Forllrula aoricularia : tee Ear-

velg, common.
Forflculiduo : tre Eonvig.
ForR. Tcrs. 21-188 (C'3) ; 10-

Fontandennr, Soot. 24- 418

(D-E2) : geolocy 21-262C.
Forgay, Nig. 10-678 (B2).
Forged Transfers Acts 10-

" Korge of Vulcan " (painting :

Velazquez) 27-97 .id.
FORGERY 10-(li;-J,- ; 3-3SIb ;

3-320o ; bills of exchange

3-'.H2,l ; lit.-r.ifir>- 2G-7HM.
0-636a, 26-inili. 12-739.1:
Roman law 22-'.'ll<l; I'.S.
law 10-«63a.

(1861) 10-663a; 22-
'

.
Forges, Evarlate p^ilrt de,

Tfcomte de Parny : tee

Pamy.
Forcv-; di- 1'Adonr, Fr. 3-493b.

— ct Cliantien de la Medlter-
ranec 8-366O.

Forgea-lea-Baiiw, FT. 24-588c.
Forgn-lee-Eaux. FT. 10-77-

,K2>: 24- ••-:•! : 18-:. '•'',.
FORGET-ME-NOT 10-663C ;

10-558b (flg.) ; 4-242,1 : 13-

77Ia : arctic-alpine specie*

l-7.'.3n.
FORGING 10-663d ; 14-830b.

— machine 27-39b.
Forlcnrinm : »rr Ansarlnm.

K 14-70lr.
It. 15-4 (A6); 14-

". Mn. IS-KIK iK-F3).
Fork. A In. l-4fin (111).

. C ?1-infi(K3).
FORK (iini,l.-i, ••ut) 10-666a;

7-71.1 ; 7- -vptinn

.
Forked. Ink.-. N.Y. 19-.'.96(F2).

— River. N..T. 10-S02 (D4).

— River, mts.. N..I. 10-502
(D4).

FORKEL. JOHANN NIKO-

laui 10-'
Fork-framo bowl 28-800b.

.•

1-

i

.M

21

.llrd peUrl : — ' TlAIr
polraL
•,-toocwd Uianl: tt*

rale. T«on- 88-0 !•

.100 ot: awAiwuioo

— . Melouo da : SM M«loa»o

da Forli.
FORLI. It. 18-«66c; 18-4

(L>2) : 0-

— , prov.. It. 15-fld ; 2«-6l<-.
FORLIMPOPOLI. It. 10-,,.,, I :

15-4 (IJ2).
FORLORN HOPE (diet.) 10-

... • .

— Hope medal 18-V.
FORM10-667a; philosophical

10-U«7b. 3-14*1; phreno-
logical 21-537U.

Formal cause (diet.) 5-55Ra.

Formaldehyde : aw Formalin.

I 20-

FormaH »-'.•

FORMALIN 10-667.: 17-32U;
as disinfectant 8-312d ; a*
food preservative l-225a ;
for chilblain* 8-134.1 : f.,r
pleurisr 21-838a; for small-
pox 25-240D.

Formalist* 1-27 8d: 1-28M.

Fonnamiilo 1-1 17,1 : 10-669a.

Fonnamidlne l-855b.

FORMAN, ANDREW 10-6i',7d.

— . Joshua 28-303b.

— , SIMON 10-668a ; 24-78M.

Forman. N.Dak. 10-780 (O3).

Formariage 17-595d.

.rin. lake. Aus. 28-242
(112).

. Scot. 24-
112 d'2) : l-49d.

Fonii; • i ; 10-669*,

Formution <<reol.) ll-666c.

Fonnatio rctii-uluri-t 4-393d.

Formaryl compounds 28-67 Id.

Formazza, It. : tre Pommat.

Form by. Lanes. 18-139 (A2) ;
16-140D.

— , pt.. Loncs. 18-139 (A2).

— by-' ri'-s. 18-139

Formo (typenettinc) 27-545a.
Formedon. \vrit 28-
Fonncntera, H., Sp. 23-530

(I-'3): 3-249b; 15-9M.
Formentor, cape, Sp. 25-.'>:!(i

FORMERET (diet.) 10-G68a,
Formerif. Fr. 10-778 (1
Former- wind inp 8-772a-
FORMEY. JOHANN HEIN-

rich Samuel 10-668b.
Form-factor (,l:.-t.) 8-770*.
FORMIA, It. 10-668b; 15-16

(D4).

Formica 2-87c; 14-177d(flg.).
FORMIC ACID 10-668c.

— aldehyde : tre Formalin.
Formicariidae: tee Ant-thrush.
Formica rufa : ate Wood nit.
Formication 2-6.'.4b ; 16-S5Ca.
Fonnic ether 20-52 1.
Formlcldae (Formicoidoa) : tee

Ant.

" Formidable " (battleship) 24-
89Gd : 24-905b ; steering
24-9',6a.

Formicas, isls.. Ax. 3-83 (IV.) ;
3-83c.

Formlpny, Fr. : battle (1450)
: 10-S23b.

Forming machine : tee Travel-
ler.

Formio. riv.. It. : tre Rlsano.

Formosa. Arc- 2-IR2 (K2) ; 10-

.

— . Ark. t-558 (C8J. .

— , Kan. 15-654 (1)1).

— , bav, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C3).

FORMOSA, Lsl.. Jap. 10-669b ;
15-156 (B15): climate 2-
744c, 15-I59b ; fauna 14-
269d; government 15-204c;
hirton- 8-l!i-d. 15-244a:
language 8*198c : produc-
tions 26-470. 28-477b.

— . -tr.. Chinn 6-M- (K.'O.

FORMOSA, trrritorv. Arc. 10-
669a : 2-l<v.>ini): 2-464d.

Formosa 8-307.-.

FORMOSUS (mnn-) 10-r,71d.

FORMULA MM.) 10-«72a.

Formula Coimrnmu Helrrtica
27-1- "..!.

Fnrmvla of Coneord 8-83Ia ; 8-

Formnlae (rhem.) . tee Chemi-

r»l nomertrlnture.
— (Homnn Mw) 23-588D.
Forniyl i>c«>tio e«ter : are Oxy-

methyleoe acetic enter.

•II..
VMWU m Mary. Sort. 0-424

> i '. ! i

Fonwllu, 8p. 28- '. in ( 1 1
FORMER. JUAN BAUT1STA

Ala. i-4»iMiii).

\4>.

— . Tex. 18-400 (CK
Forncvtoiaka M-m*.
ForahMD. •uB. : bailie (I17J)

FomtaUtt (diet.) 98-7 la.
Furaix 4-10Sb.
Forno. It. 28-241 •
. It. 28- .'4.'

^',- K4).

Foriioo. fort. 28-242 • :

: battle (II 1
: lO-KZOa.

-•>•
ForoiuDum, It, : tee Ovidab-

deJFrluli.

Forra. riv.. Nor. 10-HO4
Forrabury, Corn. 4-17 7d.
I 001 -. • , 21-..
FORRES. Scot. 10-672. ; 24-

411 (El).
Forrest, Alexander lO-673a.

— , Ebenezer 13-567 b.
—.EDWIN 10-072d; 3-2«3c.
—.SIR JOHN 10-07.

Ml
—.NATHAN BEDFORD 10-

,;: ,

— . Thomas 10-4*8d.
Forrest, Ariz. 2- ,11 (1)4).

17.
— . 111.14-

— , Vk-t. 28-
— . creek. Vk-t. $-4. HI a.
. Ark. 2-552 (E2).

— Co., Mia*. 18-000 (C4) ; 13-
63c.

Forreston. in. 14-304 (CD.
— . Tex. 28-890 (L3).
Fona. SwedL 24-29 Jb.
fort Clarijfra (Rnskin) 23-

880c ; 28--,97a.
Foneram, Swed. 28-190 (C3).

1 ..:-.- - .. 1J-J-- ..

Foreheda, Swed. 28-190 (B3).
Forsinard. Soot. 24-412 (L)l) :

geology 4-959C.
FORSKAL, PETER 18-«73c.
Kor-kalia l4-160b : goooapora

14-145b.

ForKkaliidae 14-lfiOb.
Foramark, Swed. 28-190

Kl).

Foranas, Swed. 10-800 (D2).
FORSSELL, HANS LUDVIG

10-673.1.
Foras House, mansion. Soot.

24-412 (El).

— Water, riv., Scot. 24-411
(El).

FORST, Ger. 10-674a ; 11-808

(E3).
Forstomann. E. 5-6 7 9c.

! --

. Adolf E. O-910C.

— . FRANCOIS 10-674*.

— , FRIEDRICH CHRISTOPH
10-674b.

Forster, Oeonre 21-2.t7c.

— , II. O. Arnold : tee Arnold-
Forster.

— , Jane Martha 10-67 Sc.
. JOHANN GEORG ADAM
10-07 4c: ll-792d.

— . Johann Retnhold 1O-674C ;
2O-304b.

— . JOHN 10-675a.

— , JOHN COOPER 10-67SC.

— , Therese : tee Huber.
Theroae.

— , Thomaa (artist) 21--

— . Thomas (general) 1S-730* :
22-308a.

— , Wendelin 2-fi«4a.

—.WILLIAM EDWARD 10-
675e ; 4-61 Id ; 4-37Ib : edu-
cation bill 8-975b. 0-57 4c :
in Ireland 14-7-21.. 20-

For-ter, mta.. S.Aus. 2-060
(E4).

Forsterite 28-«9c.

Fontoronla f)orihiinda23-797c.

— (rracills 23-797C.
Fonvik. Swed. 26-100 (Cx).
Fonn-th, Alexander John 1-

S74.1 : 23-326.
— . ^. It. l-63«d.
— , PETER TAYLOR lO-677a.
— . Sir Thomas Douglas 2-

T30a ; 28-905a.
Fornyth, Oa. 11-7SS (BS) ; 11.

7 ..

— . ni. 14-304 (D4).
— , Mich. 18-72 (C3).
— . Mo. 18-608 (Ci).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

293

FORS-FOUR

Forsyth, Mont. 14-276 (F2).

— Co., Ga. 11-75-.' (Bl).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (Bl).
Forsythia 13-773d.
F.P.A. (abbrev.) 14-679b.
Fort (milit.) : see under Fortifl

cation and particular names
such as Adams, Fort, Sao.

Fort, riv.. Mass. l--."i:i:i.

FortA (diet.) 28-7 Ib.

Fort Adams, Miss. 18-600 (A4).

— Albany, Can. 5-160 (N5) ;
20-116c.

Fort Alexandrovskiy, Russ.

As. 27-420 (A3) ; 27-172a.
FORTALEZA, Braz. (Ceara)

10-677a: 4-440 (12).

— , Braz. (ParanA) 4-440 (F7).

— , Eo. 8-911 (D2).

— , riv., Peru 21-265d.

Fort Amstel, Del. : see New
Castle.

— Ancient, O. 20-26 (B6).

— Anderson, Br.C.Af. 4-597b.

— Ann, N'.Y. 19-596 ((;•_').

— Apache, Ariz. 2-.U4 (D3).

— Archambault, Fr.Cong. 11-
99 (Bl).

— Atkinson, la. 14-732 (Fl).

— Atkinson, \Vis. 28-740 (E6).

— AUGUSTUS ( Kilchumin),
Scot. 10-677b ; 24-412 (D2) ;
16-556C ; 14-720d.

— Ball. O. 26-966C.

— Barrancas, Fla. 10-540 (B6).

— Batan, P. Is. : see Heina.

— Bayard. N.Mex. 19-520
(B5) : 19-521C.

— Beaufort, Cape Col. 25-466
(H9).

— Beaupretre, Sah. 1-643
(B3).

— Belknap Indian Reserva-
tion. Mont. 14-276 (El).

— Bend Co., Tex. 26-690 (M6).

— Ill-mini. Mont. 14-276 (D2);
18-756b ; 18-61.H-.

— Berkeley, Ugan. 27-557
(Bl): 19-696d.

— lii-nli. .1,1. N.Dak. 19-780
<C2).

— Berthold Indian Reserva-
tion, N.Dak. 19-780 (B2).

— Bidwell, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Fort Bien (piano) 21-565b.
Fort Binger, Lib. 11-204

(D6).

— Blackmore, Va. 28-118(Bl).

— Bliss, Tex. 26-690 (A4).

— liourke, N.S.W. : tee
Bourke.

— Bragg, Cal. 5-8 (B2).

— Branch, Ind. 14-422 (B8).

— Bretonnet, Fr.Cong. 11-
99 (Bl).

— Oalhonn, Neb. 19-324 (13) ;

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

.

— Carlton. Can. 24-225 ( A-B2);
24-226d.

— Casey, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— Casimir, Del. : see New
Castle.

— Chadbonrne, Tex. 26-690
(G3).

— Chimo. Can. 5-160 (Q4).

— Chipewyan, Can. 1-500
(Bl) ; l-500d.

— Churchill, Can. 5-160 (L4) ;
13-SSle.

— Churchill. Nev. 5-8 (D2).

— Cobb, Okla. 20-58 (C2).

— Collins, Colo. 6-722 (El);
«-722d.

— Covington, N.Y. 19-596
(Fl).

— Crampel, Fr.Cong. 11-99
(B2).

— Cumberland, Can. 24-226d.

— Daer, N.Dak. : seePembina.
Fort d'arrfit 4-74a.

Fort Dauphin. Mad. 17-271
(B5) ; 17-276C.

— Davis, Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— Davis, Tex. 26-690 (D5).

— de Cointet (Manjaffa), FT.
Cong. 11-99 (AD ; 3-201c.

— Defiance, Ariz. 2-544 (D2).

— Defiance, Va. 28-118 (C2).

— de France, W.I. 17-802
(A2) ; 17-801d ; 10-797C.

— de France, bay, W.I. 17-802
(A2) ; 17-SOlc.

— de Kock (Bukit Tingiri),
Sum. 26-71 (B3-2) : 26-73b.

— Deposit, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— de Possel, Fr. Cong. 11-99
(B2).

— de Soto, Fla. 10-540 (D4).

— DODGE, la. 10-67 7c ; 14-
732 (C2).

— Dodge, Kan. 15-654 (C3).

— Douglas, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— Douglas, Can. 15-654.

— Douglas, Utah 27-814 (C2) ;
27-815a.

— Dram, Fla. 10-540 (F4).

— Dnchesne, Utah 27-814
(E2).

Forteau, bay, Nf d. 19-479 (Bl ).
Fortebraccio : see Brancaccio.

Fort Edmonton, Can. : see
Edmonton.

— EDWARD, N.Y. 10-677d ;
19-596 (G2).

— Ellice, Can. 17-584 (A2).
Forten, Ger. 11-808 (III. pll).
Forter, castle, Scot. 10-661a.
Fort Erie, Can. 20-114 (C3).
Fortescue, Sir Adrian 10-678c.
— , Chichester Samuel, Baron

Carlmgf ord : see Carling-

ford.

— , Sir Faithful 5-339a.
— , Sir Francis 10-679a.
— , SIR JOHN (lawyer) 10-

678b, 7-182b.
— , SIR JOHN (statesman) 10-

678c.

— , Sir William 10-679a.
— , W. B. 20-499C.
Fortescue, W.Austr. 2 - 960

(B4).
— , riv., W.Austr. 2-960 (B4) ;

28-539C.
Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. 19-490

(A2) ; 6-661C.
FORTEVIOT, Scot. 10-679a ;

24-418 (D2) ; 21-263C.
Fort Fairneld, Me. 17-434<E2).

— Flagler, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

— Franklin, Can. 19-797a.

— Fraser, Can. 4-600 (D2).

— Fred Steele, Wyo. 28-874
(E4).

— Fremont, S.C. 25-500 (B4).

— Frontenac, Can. : see Kings-
ton.

— Gage, 111. 14-304 (C6).

— Gaines, Ga. 11-752 (A4).

— Garry, Can. 28-731d ; 5-
160c.

— Gay, W.Va. 28-560 (A3).

— George, Bel. Cong. 6-923
(E3).

— George, Can. (B.C.) 4-600
(E2).

— George, Can. (Labrador) 5-
160 (N5) ; 16-29a.

— George, Fla. 10-540 (El).

— GEORGE, Scot. 10-679a ;
24-412 (E2).

— Gibraltar, Can. 28-731d.

— Gibson, Alsk. 1-472 (G2).

— Gibson, Okla. 20-58 (F2) ;
19-9 Ic.

— Goldie, Nig. 19-678 (B3) ;
19-680a.

— Good Hope, Can. 5-160
(D2).

— Grant, Ariz. 2-544 (C3).

— Green, Fla. 10-540 (E4).

— Greene Park, Brooklyn,
N.Y. : see Washington Park.

— Gustave, W.I. : see Gus-
tavia.

Forth, Patrick Ruthven, earl
of : see Brentford, earl of.

Forth. Scot. 24-418 (D3).

— , bridge, Scot. 24-418 (E2) ;
4-541c; 4-546a • caissons 4-
95Sa ; piers 21-589a.

FORTH (Sinus Orientalis, Mare
Friesicum), firth, Scot. 10-
679c ; 24-418 (E-F2) ; 4-584
(Bl); 9-802d; 4-583d.

— , mt.. Ire. 14-744 (E4) ; 28-
565d.

— (Bodotria, Scots Water)
riv., Scot, 10-679b; 24-418
(D2); 21-26b.

— , riv., Tas. 28-438 (Bl) ; 26-

439c.
Fort Hall, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B3);

4-603a.

— Halleck, Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

— Hall Indian Reserve, Ida.
14-276 (C4> ; 14-278a.

— Hamilton, N.Y. 19-596
(H4).

Forthampton, Glos. 9-420 (III.

C3).
Fort Hancock, N.J. 19-502

<E3).

— Hancock, Tex. 26-690 (B4).
Forth and Cart Junction.canal,

Scot. 24- l.'.-.a.

— and Clyde, canal. Soot, 24-
418 (C3); 12-81 (map); 24-
I-' I<1 ; 5-1 7 la.

Fort Harrison, 'Mont. 14-276

(C-D2).
Forthcoming (Scots law) : gee

Forthcoming.
Fort Henry, Tenn. 26 • 620

(Cl).

— Hill, Mass. : see Burial Hill.

— Hill, Pa. 21-106 (D6).

— Hope, Can. 5-160 (M5).

— Howard, Md. 17-828 (G2).

— Howard, Wis. 12-537d.

— Huachuca, mil. reservation,
Ariz. 2-544 (C4).

— Hunt, Va. 28-118 (E-F2).

— Hunter, Pa. 21-106 (15).
Fortibus, Isabella de, countess

of Albemarle : see Albe-
marle. countess of.
— , William de : we William,
earl of Albemarle and Wil-
liam, count of Aumale.

Fortier (carpet-maker) 5-395b.

Fortification, nits., Nev. 5-8
<F2).

FORTIFICATION AND SIEGE-
craft 10-679d ; Alfred the
Great 9-470b ; barbed wire
3-385d ; blockhouse 4-7 la ;
castles 5-476d ; coast de-
fence 6-599c ; Held fortifica-
tions : see Field fortifica-
tions ; France 10 - 796d ;
Germany ll-826a; ordnance
20-223d; Sardinian H4-214b;
>,-andinavian 24 - 290d ;
sti-vinus 25-910c ; strategy
25-9S7a ; villeins' obligation
7-209b; war preparations
28-.iOUc.

Fortitication agate l-369b.

Fort Iletskaya Zashchita,
town, Russ. : see Iletsk.

— Hi, Russ.As. : see Iliysk.
Fortiue, Mont. 14-276 (Bl).
Fortiugal, Scot. 24-418 (Cl) ;

15-729d.

Fortini, Pietro 25-53b.
Fortin's barometer 3-419c.
Fortinum, It. 15-26 (C6) ; 16-

270a.

Fortis, Alessaneu-o 15-82c.
Fort Jackson, La. 17-54 (E4).

— Jameson, S.Af. 23-^l>0
(C-D2); 4-597b.

— Jennings, O. 20-26 (B3).

— Jesup, La. 17-54 (A2).

— Johnston, C.Af. 23-260
(D2) ; 4-597b.

— Jones, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).

— Kearney, Neb. : see Dobey
Town.

— Kent, Me. 17-434 (Dl) ; 17-
438c.

— Klamath.Oreg. 20-242 (C5).

— La Framboise, S.Dak. 21-
59 Ib.

FORTLAGE, KARL 10-725c.
Fort La Jonquiere, Can. 1-
502a.

— Lamy, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (Al) ;
3-201C.

— Lapwai, Ida. : see Lapwai.

— Laramie.Wyo. 28-874 (H3) ;
28-876d.

— Lauderdale, Fla. 10-540
(F5); 10-9d.

— Lawn, S.C. 25-500 (D2).

— Leavenworth, Kan. 15-654
(HI); 16-346a.

— LEE (Fort Constitution),
N.J. 10-725C ; 19-;'.(V.' <B2).

— Liard, Can. 5-160 (E3).

— Littleton, Pa. 21-106
(F-G5).

— Logan, Colo. 6-722 (E2).

— Logan, Mont. 14-276 (D2).

— Loudon, Pa. 21-106 (G6).

— Lyon, canal, Colo. 6-722
(G3).

— Mackenzie, Wyo. 28-874
(Fl).

— McKavett, Tex. 26-690
(G-H5).

— McKay, Can. 1-500 (Bl).

— McLeod, Can. 4-600 (E2).

— McMurray.Can. 1-500(B1);
17-254d.

— McPherson, Can. 5-160
(B2).

— MADISON, la. 10-725d ;
14-7:12 (F4).

— Maginnis, Mont. 14-276
(E2).

— Magulre, Br.C.Af. 19-929b.

— Manning, S.Af. 23-260 (D2).

— Matachewan, Can. 20- 1 1 4
(Dl).

— Mattagami, Can. 20-114
(D2).

— Meade, Fla. 10-540 (E4).

— Meade, S.Dak. 25-506 (B3).

— Meadow, reservoir, Mass.
17-852 (D-E2).

— Mill, S.C. 25-500 (D2).

— Millot (Nquri), Fr.Cong. 11-
99 (Bl).

— Miro, La. : see Monroe.

— Mitchell, Ala. 1-460 (E3).

— Mitchell, Va. 28-118 (D4).

— Monro, India 8-64a.

— Montgomery, N.Y. 19-590
(B-C4).

— Moody, Can. 4-600 (E3).

— Morgan, Colo. 6-722 (Gl).

— Motte, S.C. 25-500 (D3).

— Myer, Va. 28-118 (E-F2).

— Myers, Fla. 10-540 (E5).

— Nassau N.J. 12-132d ; 5-
250a.

— National, Alg. 1-643 (Cl).

— Nelson, Can. 4-600 (El).

— Nelson, riv., Can. 4-600
(Dl).

Fortney, Pa. 21-106 (15).

Fort Norman, Can. 6-160 (D3).

ForiniaMly Review 21-152a ;
18-160d.

Fortnightly Settlement (Stock
Exchange) : see Account,

Fortnum, Charles Drury Ed-
ward 19-62b ; 5-728a.

Fort Ogden, Fla, 10-540
(E4).

— Olimpo, Parag. 2-462 (El).
Forton, liauts. 22-132 (plan).
— , Lanes. 9-416 (II. B2).
Fortore, riv., It. 15-4 (E4) ; 15-

4d; 2-162b.
Fortoul, Hippolyte Nicolas

Honoi-6 6-458d.
Fort Payne, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).

— Peck Indian Reservation,
Mont. 14-276 (Gl).

— Pelly, Can. 24-225 (C3).

— Pierce, Fla. 10-540 (F4).

— Pierre, S.l)ak. 25-506 (E3) ;
25-.ai-.i,l ; 21-., '.II I..

— Pierre group 7-4 17b ; 27-
628c.

— Pitt, Can. 24-225 (A2).

— Pitt, hospital, Chatham 6-
6a.

- Plain, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).

— Portal, Ugan. 27-557 (H2).

— Pradie (Bir Alali), Fr.Cong.
11-99 (Al).

— Providence, Can. 5-160 (F3).

— Rae, Can. 5-160 (F3).

— Ransom, N.Dak. 19-780
(F-G3).

— Recovery, O. 20-26 (A4).
Fortrenn, dist.. Scot, 10-679a.
Fort Reno, Okla. 20-58 (C2).

— Resolution, Can. 5-160(G3).
Fortress, lake, Can. 4-600

(F2) ; 5-144a.

Fortress artillery : see Artillery.
Fortress-hill 18-177il.
Fortress Monroe, Va. 28-118

(F4J: 20-22b.

Fort Rifu, Br.C.Af. 19-929b.
l!il.-\. Kan. 20-22b.

— Riplcy, Minn. 18-550 (C4).

— Ritner, Ind. 14-422 (E7).

— Robinson, Neb. 19-324 (A2).
FORTROSE (Chanonry), Scot.

10-725d ; 24-412 (L>2).
Fort Rosebery, S.Af. 23-2Gc
(Cl); 4-597b.

— Rouge, Can. 28-731d.

— Russell, Wyo. 28-874
(G-H4).

Foits, William des : see Wil-
liam, earl of Albemarle and
William, count of Aumale.

Forts, liauts, mt., Alps : see
Hauts Forts.

Fort St David, India 2-6 15c ;
14-407b.

— St Dionysius, Alsk. : see
Wranccll.

— St George, India : see St
George, fort,

— St George, India : see
Madras.

— St Jean, Can. : see St John
(N.Br.).

— St John, Can. (B.C.) 4-600
(El).

— St Peter, Miss. 18-602d.

— St Philip, La. 17-54 (E4).

— Sam Houston, Tex. 26-(>!)0
(16).

— SCOTT, Kan. 10-726a ; 15-
654 (H3).

— Selkirk, Can. 1-472 (L3).

— Seneca, O. 20-26 (D2).

— Severn, Can. 15-714b.

— Shackleford, Fla. 10-540
(F5).

— Shaw, Mont, 14-276 (D2).

— Sheridan, 111. 14-304 (El).

— Sibut, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2).

— Sill, Okla. 20-58 (C3) ; 20-
57d.

— Simcoe, Wash. 28-354
(D-E3).

— Simpson, Can. 5-160 (E3) ;
5-1 53a; 19-797a.

— SMITH, Ark. 10-726b ; 2-
552 (A2).

— Smith, Can. 5-160 (G4) ; 17-
254d.

— Snelling, Minn. 18-550 (F5);
18-546C.

Fortson, Ga. 11-752 (A3).
Fort Spinalonga, Crete 7-418
(Cl).

— Spring, W.Va. 28-560 (C4).

— Stanton,N.Mex.l9-520(E4).

— Stanwix, N.Y. 23-685a ;
treaties (1768) 15-472c ;
(1784)28-770b.

— Steilacoom, Wash. 28-354
(G4).

— Stevens, Oreg. 20-242 (Al).

— Stikine, Alsk. : see Wran-
gell.

— Stockton, Tex. 26-690 (E5).

— Sumter : see Sumter.

• — Tecumseh. S.Dak. 21-591b.

— Thomas, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).

— Ticonderoga, N.Y. 19-596

— Totten, N.Dak. 19-780
(El-2).

— Tow-son, Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— Tratayen. Arg. 2-462 (C4).

— Trumbull Beach, Conn. 18-
443d.

— Tuli, S.Af. 23-260 (C4).

FORTUNA 10-7260 ; Antioch
statue 2-131d, 9-958c, 12-
490d.

— (Augusta) 22-53a.

— (equestris) 10-726c ; 10-
452c.

— (Imiusce die!) 10-726c ; 5-
545c.

— (primigenia) 10-726C ; 22-
243d ; 23-579d.

— (virilis) 10-726c ; temple
20-1 79d, 2-383b.

Fortuna, Cal. 5-8 (Al).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D3).
Fortunes, cape, Cal. 5-8 (Al).
Fortunate Is. : see Isles of the

Bleat.
FORTUNATIANUS, ATILIUS

10-7 26d.
Fortunatus (Christian convert)

7-Ulo,

FORTUNATUS (hero) 10-726d.

— , VENANTIUS HONORIUS
Clementianus 10-7-'7a ; 24-
362b; 6-451a; 14-1 85a.

— de Copolis (friar) 20-972d.

- c>f.\i|liileia(( irailo ]iatriarch)

13-660C ; 27-1003C.
FORTUNE, ROBERT 10-727b.
Fortune, Nfd. 19-479 (B-C3).
— , bay, Nfd. 19-479 (C3) ; 19-

478d.

— , isl., W.I. 28-544 (C2).
Fortune, line of (palmistry)

20-650b.
Fortune's Well, Dorset 9-420

(III. B5).
Fortune Theatre. Lond. 26-

731c.
Fort Union group 9-663c ; 27-

629a.
FORTUNY, MARIANO J. M.

B. 10-727C ; 20-515a.
Fort Valley, Ga. 11-752 (C3).

— Vermilion, Can. 1-500 (Al);
5-153a.

— Victoria, India : see Ban-
kot,

Fortville, Ind. 14-422 (F5).
" Fort Warren letter " 22-

941a.
Fort Washakie, Wyo. 28-874

(C-D2).

— Washington, Md. 17-828
(E-F3).

— Washington, N.Y. 19-596
(12); l-843b; 12-538c.

— Washington, Pa. 21-106
<L6).

— WAYNE, Ind. 10-727d ; 14-
422 (G2); 22-65d.

— Whipple, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

— White, Fla. 10-540 (D2).

— WILLIAM, Can. 10-728b ;
20-114 (Bl); 26-112d.

— William, India : see Cal-
cutta, and William, fort.

— WILLIAM, Scot, 10-728c;
24-412 <C3); 14-720d.

— Wingate, N.Mex. 19-520
(B2).

— WORTH, Tex. 10-728d ; 26-
690 (A-B8).

— Wright, Wash. 28-354 (H2).

— Wrigley, Can. 5-160 (D3).
Forty, fort, Pa. 15-821a.
FORTY (diet.) 10-729a.

— (Gr. oflicialB) 12-504C.
Fort Yates, N.Dak. 19-780

(D3).

Forty Days' Courts : see
Attachments, court of.

Forty-five (game) : see Spoil-
Five.

Forty-five (Rebellion) : see
Jacobites, Rebellions (1745).

Forty Foot Drain, v. atcrway,
Eng. 9-424 (IV. B2) ; 13-
951d.

— Mill, Mdx. 16-942 (D2).
Fortymile, Can. 1-472 (L2).
— , canyon, Nev. 5-8 (E3).
Forty Mile, pt., Mich. 18-372

(64).

— Mile Creek, riv., Alsk. 1-472
(K2) ; 28-945a ; l-476a.

Forty-nine Casks of Brandy,
R. v. (1836) 28-8410.

Forty-second regiment : see
Black Watch.

Forty Township, Pa. : «ee
Kingston.

Forty-two Articles 7-399a ;
22-286a.

Fort Yukon, Alsk. 1-472 (12) ;
l-474d.

Fortz, William de : see Wil-
liam, earl of Albemarle and
William, count of Aumale.

Forulii, It, 15-26 (D3) : see
also Civitatomassa.

FORUM 10-729b.

— (Forum Romanum), Rome
23-B12 (C3); 23-592 (Dl-2);
23-591a; 10-729b; battle
(100 B.C.) 24-234C ; inscrip-
tion 14-631a, l-727a; Mae-
nius column 17-298b.

— APPII, It. 10-729C ; 15-26
(D4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

294

i. ike full use of thl* Index It IB etnentlal to read the
Instructions ghcn on I'agc I.

FORS-FOUR

HIM. Home

,,.11.5-47 la; battle

UMSM.

I ... 23- .-... .
•9448 (01) I *M

.

1o ; t-

. It. 15-28 (Cl): tee
otto Forll.

— Magnum. Home : He
Forum (Romanum*.

— Nerrae. Rama 23-<l02b.

-.in,, n. is-26 (ii-ci).

— of Caesar, Itomo : tee
Forum luliurn.

|-.i. -.-. l:.. •:.. 23- 'M.

— Palladium. Homo : tet
Forum Nervae.

— Ptioatorium. lli>m<< 23-592d.

— Popllll. It. (tiallta Ctopa-
dana) 18-48 ((•.!>•.•): •"
alto ForUrapopolt.

— Popllll. It. (Lucanla) IS-'.'fi

— Sem'pronli. It, 15-26 (DS) :
tre alto Foasombnmc.

— TRAIANI (Fordonglanuii).
surd. 10-7 19d : 15-26 (Hi) ;
23-fl»2b ; 12-S9«b.

- Tralanl. Komo 23-601b ;
23-I7I'...: 23-I7M.; irrtfflns

12- .•.••.!..

— Traiwltorlum. Rome : tre
Forum Nervae.

— Trebonll, Thrace : tee
Abrltum.

— VrTaTlfinl. Home : trt
Forum Pads.

ViMl, It, : arrOavour.
F..rville, Bob. S-668 (Fl).
Forward. Walter 10-lod.
Forward (football) 10-610O.
" Forward " (ship) 24-»09a.
Forward deliveries 17-731a.
Fo«, gulf. Fr. 18-778 (U6).

19-79»b.
FOSBROKE. THOMAS DUD-

ley 10-7 29d.
Foscagno. nit.. Aim l-745b.

— . paw. Alp* 26-212 (14) ; 1-
745b.

FOSCARI. FRANCESCO 10-

7 in.i.

-. Jacopo 10-730b.
FOSCOLO. UGO 10-7 30c ; 14-

9lflb.
Foadyke, Lint*, t-418 (II.

Wash. bay. I 'ncs. 9-tl«
(II. 111).
Fown, dlat.. Nor. 19-M04 (Cl).

i oSoftoUroa 26-,' i*. .
fotforo* (magazine) 2-880b;

•••11 8c.

Foaheeton. Ala. 1-460 (1)2).
Foohelm. cape, N.Am. 19-7 «2

(LI).

myth.): tee ForsetL
FOSS. EDWARD 10-731C,

— , Frithjof 19-SUa.

— , Ilenrik Hermann 19-810O.
Foss. Oklu. 20-..S (U2).
—.Soot. 24-41S (Ul); 27-

3701).

— . canal. York*. 2B-929a.
-. riv., Yori*. 28-9»7d.

Fossa. It. 3-3*0.

Fossa (tool.) : tee Fousaa.

— danbentonl : tee Foesanc.
Fossa Claudia, rir.. It. 8-23SC.

— Uruslana. canal. Holl. and
Qer. : trr Druxlana, foam.

Fossae Cluiliac. It. 18-270d.
Fowa Graeca. dint.. It. 7-<;isd.
Foasalta, It.: battle (1249)

15-SSa.
Fossa navicularis (anat.) 23-

laib.

Foesane (lool.) 5-3«9b.
Foaa&no. Ambrogio Stefanl da :

trr Borgognone. Ambrogio.
FOSSANO, It. 10-731c; 15-1

FOSSANUOVA. abbey. It, 10-

Fossa ovalls (anat.) 13-129d.
Foasaridae li-515o.
i • •--..•. i,. i r, : H

•-•

Fossa Tralana, It. tO-3S8d.
Fomatutn. camp. Kgv. »-90d.
Foas Dyke, canal, Linos. 5-

168e; 28-919a.
Fosse, Pierre Thomas, dear

da : tee Thomas. Pierre.

,_
MMtOt)

on*

.

.•k.rtv..AjU.£ai
Ki«.ili»rr..u. gnywack* earim :

trr siinruui and UamMu

Fnaatl Ivory : *rr Illue Irory.

— man : «.- 1 ,,,..

Foa«U Hidgr. inf.. Colo. 8-721

ll-«65o : me alto I'al-

„:.':.:

itulogy.

Fo-o. Nor. 28-5l2a.
r. It. 1

.1. :: . \ , • ,.

-. . ,

FOUOMBRONE ( Forum Son*

proiiii). It. 10-7 ..l.l . 1S-I

rOMOMBRONI. VITTOR10.

count 10-7 ..'i

Foanmbronla 4-702il : «-704a.
liiiinli. 7-130O.
.•Itf6b.

M: «rr DbncInK waap.

oawrial (xool.) 17-934C.
,'oarton. Minn. IK-
Foa-»ur-M<T. Kr. 10-77
Foal Way. Itoman road, llrit. :

trr Foan War.

atel 'M . r. \; rX i tr. 4-

» i«d : l-266a ; »-94d : pot-
tery 5-7 lUb. 5-727d. t-lisb:

trr alto Old Cairo.
FotBtraodrataoa 23-lonia.
Focter, II. S. (racquet rhum-

|.i..n)22-7M3a.
— . CharkM (Am. governor) 10-

. : 20-:iln.
—.SIR CLEMENT LE NEVE

10-7:i2u.

— . F.lizabftli 18-IOOa.
— . GEORGE EULAS 10-7:1-')..
— , O. Carry: calibration 5-

So: raBlstanoe ooilH St-S85a.
— , Hannah \\VI.-i.-r l-s33b.
— .Henry: exploration* 21-

963a ; on pendulum 8-8O9a,

3-»Jlo.
— . Henry D. (politician) 7-

65 Ic.
— . H. K. (racquet champion)

22-7 H2d.

— , JOHN 10-7320.
— , John, Baron Oriel : tee

Oriel.

— . SIR MICHAEL 10-733b.
— . MYLES B1RKET 10-733O;

20-.MI-.',-.

— , H. K. (cricketer) 7-443b.
— , STEPHEN COLLINS 10-

733c.
— . Thomas Henry,

Oriel : tet Oriel.
Foster, Cal. 5-8 (KS).
— . Can. 19-490 (Blfc
— , la. 14*732 <E4).

liaron

— . Iml. 14-122 (C4).
— . Ky. 15-740 <D2).
— . La. 17-54 <a7).

— , Mis». 18-600 ( A4).

— , Mo. 18-608 (113).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G2).

— , O. 20-26(86).

— , Okla. 20-S& (D3).

— , H.I. 23-249 (Al).

— .Viet, 28-38 <D3).

— , bay. Oreen. 12-543 (G3).

— . lakes. C'an. 24-22:, <BI).

— , riv.. Can. 24-225 (Bl).
Fosterairr : Ireland 4-490a ;

14-768d; Mahommedan 14-

II,.!..

Foster-brotherhood 4-651c ;

12-14b.
Foster C'ltv, Mich. 18-372 (C4).

— OQ . N.I',.k 19-7-" . K-l-'-'i.

— Creek, riv., S.Dak. 15-566

..

— Crock, riv.. Wash. 28-354
ik.'i.

— Pond, III. 14-304 (BS).
Fosters, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— Falls, Va . 28- 1 1 M IH ).
Foster Street, Eas. 16-912

(El).
Fontervillr. Tenn. 28-620 (E2).

— . Win. 28-7IH (DJ).
Foster (money payment) : tte

Feorm.

Fostoria. Mich. 18-37S (G6).
FOSTORIA, O. 10-733d; 20-

26 am.

Fot 28-l»2a.

F.iihi-rby, Lines. 9-416 (II.

OS).
FOTHERGILL. JOHN 10-7^ In:

kino 15-»2:;li : Ouaker

•chool. Arkworth 22>64c ;

rxmsoitatlon from drownlnR

8*.193d.
FOTHER1NGHAY. Northantft.

10-7:i la : 9-l'JI i IV. AI);

tn-itv i 1 I-.M 1-I--L.
Fothrifi dlst.. Soot. 10-331a.

l«->. i

M lirlttmiir

i u n. r. >.,!!

•t lt»a*ld ; tallle <•-
!. . .. : 2-- Ml 1"-

FOUCAULT. JEAN

nard L*on 1O-7 in. ; (rro*
•rope 12-77LI: lirlloctat

I I- lutlil. v.-|...

16-i. .MI.. iM'tnlii mi cxparl
Brat t-^ini.- : t.-H~n>aa »
143o ; ulilrnwlat tt-iTlo,

IT 27-5010.
— (claw luatiufacturer) U-

Foucault currentJi 10-734O.
FOUCHK. JOSEPH, date of

Otra.it. , 10- 7. U,- : 10-Ho3» ;
.. uuurrvctlon 10-8i7a.
Fooche. La. i
Foucher (of ( liartrM) : tee

FuU'lier (if < liutrca.
-.SIMON 10

FOUCQUET. JEAN lO-737a ;
tatxMtry diwltru M-405b
il'l IIL).

liu : trr Fouquet.
. V, Oer. : tee U roach.
Foudla madacaaoartonali : trr

Scarlet
Foudland Hill,. Scot. 24-41'.'

(Fl); 1-SUa: slate l-50b.
Fouesnant. Fr. 10-778 (114).
FougaseelO-7-J'.'li.
Fougeray. Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Fougeres. 0. 17-<;
FOUGERES, Fr. (lUe-et-Vil-

uitie) 10-737b; 1O-778

iiu-:!): Ii<>iii.initl3-S24d.

— »iir l;i. i :• . I r. (Loir et
Ch.T) 10-77~ d-:i).

FOUILLEE. ALFRED JULES
Eniile 10-7.17.' : IS-.'JOc,

Funk,-. Ark. 2-552 (114).

Foul, Ial., Bur. 14-:is'.' U'-OIO).

Foula. Ial., Scot. 24-412 (Fl) ;
24-855a.

Foul bill (diet.) 22-7 lOb.

— brood (bee-pest) 3-fI37b.
FOULD. ACHIU.E 10-737d ;

10--i;-r.
Kiiuldrey, castle, Lanes. 18-

FOUL1S. ANDREW lO-738a.

— , ROBERT 10-738a-

Foulis castle, Scot. 24-412

(D2).
Fiiulke, port and fjord, Oreen.

21-910(1: 12-., I -M.
Foulli-rton, Alexander O. 23-

197b.

Foul-lines (baseball) 3-459c.
FOULLON, JOSEPH FRAN-

Foulness. Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3).
— . isl.. Ess. 9-424 (IV. I>3) ; 9-

784a.
— . pt.. Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3).

— Sands, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3).
Foulon, riv.. Fr. 12-369C.
Foul Point, lighthouse, Oey.

27-2.S4b.

F.iulpiiint.-. Mad. 17-271 (C3).
Kinili|ucs (name) : tre Fulk.
— , tiuy de : tre Clement IV.
Foulridfre, Lanes. 28-u:i3 (Al).
Foul-ham, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

mi.

Foul Sound, Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Foul stroke (billiards) 3-936a.
Foul weather, cai>e, On-«. 2O-

141 (A3).
Foul weather Jack : tee Byron.

Hun. John.

Fdiilwiml, N.X. 19-624 (C4).
Foumart : trr Polecat.
Fou-naii, dlst., FT.I.C. : see

Tchln-la.

FOUNDATION (diet.) 10-738c.
t-'<itititiiition of Milrttta : see

Milrtitn. t'tntndtition o/.
FOUNDATIONS (an-li.) 10-

fimiiii/iorw of Belt*/. The
(Balfour) 18-J.vjl, ; 26-758d.

Foundation-MUare 10-7:><1.

Foundation stone ceremonies
4-761a.

Founders Company 18-81 la.

— share 6-7117,1 : 25-938a.
FOUNDING 10 743c : 18-214c:

b.-IN 14-1 L8a : bronze
.•nt) is-'Jniih : bronze
{Japanese) 15-1 sob ; F.irypt
(ancient) 9-73a ; Iron 14-
816d ; stool 14-S2M. 14-
ttoa.

Fonndline Hospital. Florence :
trr Satiti Innocent!, Hospital

— °Hospltal, Lond. lO-747b ;
Coram 7*134o ; Hogarth
13-567d.

— HOSPITALS 10 • 746a ;
Italian conaervatorios t-
•J77«.

-Sllb.

417a.

Fountain Bluff. III. 14.3O4((«).

— Clt,. I i,l 14-411 (Hi).

14-411(04).

— CTurk. Tenn. 28-620 <EJ).

— Creek, rtr.. < '•iln. 6-7'.'2 (F3).

— Green. III. 14- • .

- i.r. .... I t.,1,27-

FounUintiaU. Boot 24-412
(F4).

.in Head. Tenn. ««-fl20

— Hill. I 'a. 25-4990.

— Inn. S.C. 28-500 <H2).

— Hun. Ky. 15-74'
FOUNTAINS ABBEY, York..

10-7l'.n. ; l-i 'd (plan); 9-
416 (II. Dl); vaulting 2-
W1 .
Fountain shell : MI Strombus

— Tavern, Lond. lS-838a.
FountaliiUiwn, Ind. 14-422

Fniint City, Win. 28-740 (B4).

Fuiiiit.- 28*492a.

I- ..ii.iu.irt. de Cambral 15-298b.

FOUQUE. FERDINAND
Andre 10-7 49d : on Santorln
l-'.'l.'ic : petrology 21-326d.

— .FRIEDRICH HEINRICH
K. d. la M., biin.n 10-749d ;
ll-794a ; 14-190c.

— , llelnrirh Auinwt 24-7 JOb.

— . Karollne de U Motto,

10-: .

Fouqucltot-689b.
Fomiuet, Charles Louis Au*

pusto, duo de Belle Isle : tre

it. i!. -i-;.-.

— , Jean : tee Fouoqnet.
—.Marie Maffdaleine : tee

Vies, Marie MaKdalelne de
CrusHiil d'.

FOUQUET (Foncquet), NICO-
las 10- 7. Mih ; Ik-lle-llo-i-n-
Mi-r 3-«97b ; Lauzun 18-
289c ; Mine de SAvifmd
24-TJ : IVlli--oii 21-71...

FOUQUIER-T1NVILLE, AN-
loin* Quenlm 10-7 I . ; 10-

UTd.

Foura, nit., Alps l-742d.
Foiiracre's dredniT 8*568a.
Fourah Bay CoUeRe 27-7 7 2d.
Four Articles, Declaration of :

tee Declaration of the Four

Artlclea.
Four Ashes, Staffs. 25-7 58 ( A 1 ).

— back (bmvlimr) 4-345b.

— banal (diet.) 17-595d.

— bar period (music) 23-279(1.

— Bills (1647)5-9100,
Fourbin. com to de 15-142C.
Four Book* (Chinese) 6-226c.
Four Itiinilis, Court of 4-273b.
Four Buttes. mi., Mont. 14-

276 (E2 1.

Fourcadf. H. (i. 2S-899C,
FOURCHAMBAULT, Fr. 10-

751h ; 10-778 (F4).
Fiiiin-lie, nit.. Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Fiiurehee. bay, Nfd. 19-479

inn hit.. 18-136a.
Fourchon Pass, cban.. La. 17-

64 (C»).
Fourchu, barb.. Can. 19-831

..
Fotu- Cities, Confession of the

7>398c ; 17>139a ; use of

Images 14-275*.
Four Crosses, Staffs. 2S-75K

i A I i.
FOURCROY.ANTOINEFRAN-

cois, comto de 10-7 5 1 b ; adi-

pocere named l*I92o ; on

lactic in -id IS-fliib.
Four Days' Battle (1666) 8-

7. '.I.,.
Four Domains, dlst., Tnrkcat. :

trr Chahar, vil.
Fourdrinler. Henry 2O-727d.
Foure, Marie 21-179b.
Fonreau. Fcmand 23-1007b ;

24-643)1 : /.:n.|.T28-'.»S5a.
Foure Hooket o/ Husbandry 1-

Wld

Four Elms, Kent 16-942 (E4).
Foure \ev> Plaut (llowunt) 13-

834b.
Four-faced cube : areTetrakia-

hcxahedron.
Four Finircr Rock, N.Z. 19-

•;-.M ,i 1 1.
Four head drawing box 28-

107b.
Four Hole Swamp, riv., S.C.

19-772 (DS).

'OURIER. FRANCOII
Oaartw Maria 1O-

munltlM In Unltad MlaU* 8-
793* ; oo-opermUo* (FmawH
7-Mb ; OraaUr's advooMr

— . JEAN BAPTItTE JOtKFH

10-7. VM ; aquaUon. root of
9-7 IM: Ohm 20-34* ;
.tat UB i-SOb ; tamparauvs
of space 8-««3o: thermal
eonducUvit y8-«9 1 a.

lkflIEtl*.7Mb:

*> 17-

FOURIER1

2S-449C,
FouriUea, Joan Ja

• i
Fonr-ln-hand t-SMb.

— Club 8-57 4h.

Four I n U>xlcatk>iw(Btiddhian)
4-71'.

— Jackt (card came) U-IU*.

— labyrlntha of France 24-
Sfita.

Four-Lake* Radon. Wla, 17-
•

-
Four Lane Ends, Lanca. 18-

i M i B.
— League, bar. La. 17-44

Fourllne whip 28-590C.
Four Matter*. AnmaU of aW
MUb,

Fourment, Helena 23-107 a.
FOURMIES, Fr. 10-758C ; 18-

.

Four Mile. Colo. 8-722 (Cl).
Fourmil... Ky. 15-740 <E4).
Four Mile. pond. Mo. lt-«08
(i. l>

— Mile, pt., N.Z. 19-624 (A6).

— Mile Creek, riv., O. It-M
. Lt>,

— Milo Creek, rir, Wls. 28-
740 (U4). _

FOURMONT, ETIENNE 10-
7.'.-.-.

— , Michel 10-7 5 sd.

Four Mo nn tains, lalL. Aleutian

Is. 1.472 (K4).
Fountains, mt.. Reunion 22-

•-••.7,.

Fourncaux. Isls., Taa. 2t-439a.
FOURNET, JOSEPH JEAN B.

X. 10-7. '.-.I.

Fournefs law 10-758d.
Fourneyron, B. : turbine 14-

97b ; 14-103a ; 28-383C.
Fournier, Francois Ernest C-

201d ; 8.3KOd.

— , Hippolyte 2O-.'.OSb.

— , Jacques : tee Benedict X 1 1

— , PIERRE SIMON lt-7S8d.

— L'HERITIER. CLAUDE 10-
759a; l-6d.

FonrnivaL Richard de : tee

Richard de FonrnivaL
Four Oaks, N.C. 19-772 (Dl).

— Oaks, Warwick. 25-7
Four Old Cat (game) 3-4
Four Peaka, mts., Ariz, 2-544

(D3).
Fonrpenny piece (coin) : ate

Groat,
Four Plea* of the Crown 24-

433c.
Fonrquet. Jeanne : tee Uach-

etto, Jeanne.

Fourqueux. Fr. 18-778 (A6).
Fonrres conglomerate 21-248.
Fours. FT. 1»-778(F4).

— ,chan.. Martinique 17-801
i \J>.

— , Ptc. des, mt,, Alps 28-241
EB6) : 1-7 1:;.-.

" Four Seasons " (tapestries)

26-I..I.',
Four Sans of Airman (chanson

de (twite) 5-K46* ; 28-23b ;

Fournipot ted flounder 10-5 4 8a.
Fonratanes. Xorthumb. 19-

7'| ' ,
Fourteen Foot Bank. DeL 18-

.; lid.

— Mil.-, pt.. Mich. 18-372 (Al).

— Mile. t.t.. .

— Mile Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422
(F7).

— streams. Cape OoL 12-
5M •:.

Fourttvnth Amendment (U_S.)

27-7 Ua.

Fourth, lake. Me. 17-434 (DS).
Fourth (music) 2S-40U.

— cranial nerve : tee Trocb-

|...r :, rv.

— estate t-790d.

— of Aiuru«t. Ntoht of the :
tee August. Night of the 4th.

— party 8-346b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

295

FOUR-FRAN

Four-toed kangaroo rat 27-

634b.
FOURTOU, MARIE FRAN-

cois O. B. de 10-759b.
Four Truths (Buddhism) 4-

742d.

— Tutors, protest of 26-363c.
Fourviere, Lyons 17-1760.
Fourvoirie, Fr. 5-955a.

Four Years' Tenure of Office
Act6-414b ; 7-387b.

FOUSSA 10-7590 ; 5-368d.

Foussais, Fr. 27-980o.

Fousseret, Fr. 10-778 (E6).

Foute. 28-492a.

Fouls Springs. Cal. S-S (B2).

Foux, cape, W.I. 12-824 (Al).

Fovant, Wilts. 9-420 (III. C4).

Fovea (anat.) 4-393a.

Foveaux, str., X.Z. 19-624
(A-B7) : 19-624H.

Foweira, Ugan. 27-557 (B2) ;
19-696d ; 27-7S2b.

FOWEY, Corn. 10-759c ; 9-
430 (VI. C3) ; French as-
sault 9-517a.

— , riv., Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3) ;
7-179d.

Fowey Consols (mine) 7-635d.

— consols (engine) 25-*>22c.
Fowey Rocks. Kla. 16-631C.
Fowke's pontoon 22-OSa,
FOWL 10-760a ; aeclimatiza-

tion (S.Am.) 1-Utkl ; brain
3-966c ; breeds 22-2134 ;
coloration l-508a ; eye 3-
967b ; feathers 10-228d ;
feeding and egg-production
22- '.'I. Mi ; food Tames 8-
216a ; fossil 3-97 Ib ; incu-
bation 14-359d, 9-45d ;
oviduct 3-970a ; skeleton
3-962a ; skull 3-960a.

Fowle, Daniel Gould 19-7 79a.

— , }. W. 22-232d.

— , Zechariah 26-867b.

Fowler, A. 26-Siib.

— , CHARLES 10-760C.

— , C. H. 23-429d.

— , EDWARD 10-760d. •

— , Ellen Thorneycroft 28-
7Sla.

— , Henry 4-615b.

— , Henry Hartley : fee
Wolverhampton, Henry
Hartley Fowler, viscount.

— .SIR JOHN (engineer) 10-
761a ; Channelferry 9-457b.

— . JOHN (inventor) 10-7 1; hi.

— , WILLIAM 10-761C.

Fowler, Ark. 2-552 (C2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— , 111. 14-304 (A3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (C3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (B3).

— . Mich. 18-372 (F7).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (El).
-, isl.. Conn. 6-952 (C5).

Fowlerina ll-522b.

Fowlerite 23-270b.

Fowler Mesa, plateau, Colo. 6-
722 (G4).

Fowlers, bay, S.Aus. 2-960
(E6).

— , rlv.. N.H. 19-490 (D4).

Fowler's solution 22-543d.

Fowlerton, Ind. 14-422 (F4).

Fowler r. Cripps 27-1:; ".a.

Fowlerville, Mich. 18-372 (F7).

Fowlis, W. 22-529d.

FowUs Wester, Scot. 24-418
(D2).

Fowlkes, Tenn. 26-620 (B2).

Fowlstown, Ga. 11-752 (B5).

Fownes, Brother 3-372d.

Fox, Lady Caroline (d. 1774) :
see Holland, Georgina Caro-
line, baroness.

— , Caroline (d. 1860) : see
Napier, Caroline.

— , Caroline (d. 1871) 10-767d.

— , CHARLES JAMES 10-
761d; 9-548dfolL; Burke's
quarrel 4-833b ; coalition
with North 21-669d; Maca-
roni club 7-803a ; Chertsey
memorial tablet 6-86c.

— , Charles Richard (antiquar-
ian) 13-5S6C.

— , C. T. T. (chemist) 19-980d.

— , Sir Douglas 4-543c.

— , EDWARD (bp. of Hereford)
10-765a.

— , E. L. (physician) 7-430d.
-, GEORGE 10-765C ; 11-
223b ; 9-630a : burial place
lO-393b; diaries 8-168b.

— , Georgina Carolina : see
Holland, baroness.

— , Henry, 1st Baron Holland:
see Holland, 1st baron.

— , Luke 21-942d.
-, Lady Mary 13-586d.

— , RICHARD (bp. of Win-
chester) 10-7 66d; 9-526c ;
Wolsey secretary to 9-528b.
-. ROBERT WERE 10-767d ;
inclinometer 14-355b, 17-
::ssb.

— , St G. Lane 16-668d.

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

For, Samuel 27-576b.

— , SIR STEPHEN 10-768a.

— , SIR WILLIAM 10-768b.

Fox, George H., & Co. 9-265b.

Fox, Ala. 1-460 (B2).

— , Colo. 6-722 (H2).

— , Mont. 14-276 (C3).

— , Oreg. 20-242 (F3).

— , Va. 28-118 (A4).

— , bay, Can. 22-724 (E2) ; [2-

123d.

— , cape, Nfd. 19-479 (Cl).
— , Chan., Can. 5-160 (N2) ;

13-SSla.
— , hills, Sur. 16-942 (B3) ; 26-

140a.

— , isl., N.Y. 19-596 (Dl).
— , isl.. Wash. 28-354 (G4).
— , isls., Aleutian Is. 1-472

(D5); l-544a.
— , isls.. Can. 5-160 (P3).
-, lake, N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).
— , lake, Wis. 28-740 (E5).
— . mts., S.Dak.25-506(D-E3);

2S-506C.

— , pt.,Wis.28-740(F5).
-, riv.. 111. 14-304 (D2) ; 20-

370d.

— , riv.. Mo. 18-608 (El).
— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (E4) ; 28-

741a; 22-110b.
FOX10-76Sd; 5-371c; caudal

gland 17-522c ; Egyptian

svmbol 2-1570. ; fossil 21-

848b ; fur ll-348b foil. ;

intestinal tract l-669a (fig.) ;

Japanese superstitious 15-

162c ; S.American : see

Thous.

Foxaline ll-355d.
Fox and Goose (astron.) : see

Vulpecula et anser.
Fox-bat : «•<• Flying-fox.
Foxboro, Mass. 17-852 (E2) ;

17-857C.

— , Wis. 28-740 (A2).
Foxburg, Pa. 21-106 (C3).
Foxbury. I1'-. Hants. 22-132

(map).

Fox Chase. Pa. 21-106 (L-M7).
Fox circle 14-355b ; 17-388b.
Fox Cove, Can. 22-724 (D2).

— Cove, bay, Nfd. 19-479
(C3).

— Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596
(Al).

Foxcroft, Thomas 6-19a.
Foxcroft, Me. 17-434 <C3).
Foxdale, I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2);

17-535a.
FOXE, JOHN 10-770a; Cran-

mers code published 19-

798b.

Foxearth, Ess. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Fox-ear wig 28-624d.
Foxen.lake.Swed. 26-190(A2).
Foxes, The (fable) 10-291d.
Foxey timber 26-979b.
Fox family (spiritualism) 25-

705c.
Foxford, Ire. 14-744 (B3) ; 17-

936d.
FOXGLOVE 10-771a; 24-485d;

13-767C ; 21-765a.
Fox-grape 21-7 80c ; Indiana

14-421d ; stem 28-93d.
" Foxhall " (race-horse) 13-

7:;7a.

Foxhill, N.Z. 19-624 (D4).
Fox Hills group 7-417c ; 27-

62 8c.

Foxholm, N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
Foxhome, Minr. 18-550 (At).
Foxhound 8-3V 8c (Plate) ; 13-

947d.

Fox hunting 13-94 7c.
FOX INDIANS 10-771d ; 4-

22a.

— Island granite 17-435d.
Fox Lake, 111. 14-304 (Dl).
Foxlake, Minn. 18-550 (C7).
— , Wis. 28-740 (E5).

Fox Land, Arct. 5-160 (O2) ;

3-193a.
FOX MORCILLO, SEBASTIAN

10-771d.

Foxon, William 16-864b.
Fox-shark 24-808a.
Fox's Libel Act 15-591C ; 9-

756d; 16-537b.
Fox squirrel 27-634a.
Fox-Strangways, Stephen,

earl of Ilchester : see II-

chester.

Foxtail wedging 5-388a.
Fox-Talbot, W. H. : see Tal-

bot.
Fox-terrier 8-379b ; 8-375

(Plate); 8-376c.
Foxton, Leics. 9-420 (III. El).
— , N.Z. 19-624 (E4).
Foxwell, Herbert Somerton 4-

224c.
Fox-Wisconsin, canal, Wis. 22-

HOc.
FOY, MAXIMILIEN SEBAS-

tien 10-771d.

Foya, mt.. Port. : see Foia.
Foyaite 19-384a.
Foyer of cholera 6-266c.

Foyers, falls, Scot. 24-412 (D2);
14-7 19d.

— House, mansion, Scot. 24-
412 (D2).

Foyes-les-Eaux, FT. 10-7 S4c.
Foyil, Okla. 20-58 (Fl).
Foyle, lake, Ire. 14-744 (Dl) ;

8-412d.
— , riv., Ire. 14-744 (D2) ; 8-

413a.

— College, Londonderry 16-
973b.

— Creek, riv.. Tex. 26-690
(H3).

Foyn, Svend 28-5710.
Foyn, isl., Arct. 21-938 (B2).
Foynes, Ire. 16-694b.
Foz.Sp. 25-530 (Bl).

— d' Arouce, 1'ort. 21-93d.
Foze, rocks. Ire. 14-744 (A4).
F. P. A. (abbrev.) 14-679b.
F. paul (codex) 3-SSOc.

F. P. S. (abbrev.) l-29a.
Fraas, Eberhard 17-52Ub ; 20-

589d.

— , KARL NIKOLAS 10-772c.
Fracanzani, Michelangelo 23-

285a.
FRACASTORO, GIROLAMO

10-772c; ll-641a: 22->s:;a.
Frackville, Pa. 21-106 (K I).
Fra Cristobal, int., N..\iex. 19

520 (C-D4).

— Cristobal, mts., X.Mex. 19-
520 (C4).

Fraction 2-532a ; 19-848d ;
binomial theorem l-610c ;
continued : see Continued
fractions ; decimal equiva-
lent tables 26-328a ; Egypt-
ian expression 9-46d; re-
lative value l-603b.

Fracto-cumulus 6-559a.

Fracto-nimbus 6-559a.

Fructo-stratus 6-559a.

Fracture (miner.) 18-51 Ib.

— (surgery) 4-201d foil. ; de-
pressed 25-20l:i ; in Hippo-
cratic surgery 26-126b ; of
nasal bones 20-79c ; spon
taneous 16-856a.

Fracturschrift 11-7 7 Oc.
Frade, mt., Braz. 25-486d.
Frades, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

— Point, Azores 3-83 (IV.).
Fra Diavolo : see Diavolo, Fra.
Fradnsta, mt., Alps l-747b.
FiMcli-. Val di, It. 26-242 (13) ;

l-745b.
Fraenkel, Karl 3-171c ; 20-

778a.
Fraenum labii 18-944d.

— linguae 18-944b ; 27-7d ;
28-616d.

Fraga, Sp. 25-530 (F2) ; 13-

855b.

Fragaria : see Strawberry.
Fragata, cape, Hai. 12-824d.
Fragmentation 16-5SOb : see

also Amitosis.

Fragmenta Vaticana 23-572a.
Fragmenten-Kalk 5-88b.
Fraynienium Petronii (de

Castro) 17-690c.
FRAGONARD, JEAN HON-

ort 10-772d; 12-L69c : mini-
ature by 18-527 (PI. II. flg.

8).

Fragrant butter-bur 13-771c.
Frahm, H. 8-7»4b.
FRAHN, CHRISTIAN MAR-

tin 10-773b.

Fraile, pt., Cu. 7-595 (A2).
— , El, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D2).
Frain, Aus. 18-81 7 b.
Fraise 10-722a.
Fraisthorpe, Yorks. 9-416 (II.

Gl).
Fraiture, Baraque de, mt.,

Luxemburg : see Baraque de

Fraiture.

Fraize, Fr. 10-778 (H3).
Fraizer, Sir Alexander 12-172a.
Frakn6, Esterhazy of : see

Esterhazy of Frank6 (Forch-

tcnstein).
Fraktin (Farakdin), Turk.As.

2-760 (F3) ; 2-759d ; 13-

536b.
" Fram " (ship) 19-163b ; 21-

951b ; 24-868d.
Framboesia : see Yaws.
Framboise, Can. 19-831 (D2).
Frame (bowling) 4-345a.

— (horticulture) 13-751b.

— (mech.) 17-962C ; 17-969b.

— (ore-dressing) 20-240c.
FRAME (picture, Sec.) 10-

773c ; 5-438b.
Framea ll-36c.
Frameries, Belg. 3-668 (C3).
Frames of Government : see

Fundamental Constitutions.
Frametown, W.Va. 28-560

(B-C3).

Frame weir 28-497C.
Framework Knitters Company

16-811a.
Framilode, Glos. 9-420 (III.

C3); 24-723d.

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. 10
773d ; 17-852 (E2) ; 17-740d.

Framjee Nusarwaujee Patel :
sec Patel.

Frainlev, Den. 8-24 (B2).

FranUey Parsonage (Trollope!
27-301d.

FRAMLINGHAM, Sufl.
774a; 9-424 (IV. E2) ;
church 2-417d.

Framont, Ger. 21-364b.

l-'i-amptou, Sir George 24-505a;
ivory carving 15-98c.

— , Robert (bp.) 19-7:i6d.

Framptou, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
B5) ; 8-434d.

FRANC 10-774b ; 19-907a.

Franca, Braz. 24-200c.

— , Villa, Braz. 4-440 (E2).

FRANCA1S, ANTOINE, coun
10-774C.

— , FRANCOIS LOUIS 10-
774d; 18-85d.

" Francais " (Fr. submarine)
24-92 Ib.

Franc Alleud, dist., Fr. 10-776
(E4).

FRANCATELLI, CHARLES
ElmelO-774d.

Francavilla ai Hare, It. 15-4
(E3).

— FONTANA. It. 10-775a ;
15-4 (F4) ; battle (1719) 18-
159d.

FRANCE, ANATOLE 10-775a ;
ll-149d foil.

FRANCE 10-775c; 10-778
(map) ; 10-776 (map) ; art :
we French art ; cantoas 5-
221a ; climate 10-777d , col-
onies 10-799C, 6-71fid: see
also History, belou; and
under Algeria, &c. ; duelling
8-6J9d ; fisheries 10-429d,
20-126a ; flags 10- 1 (in, ;
floods 10-649b ; flora and
fauna 10-778a ; forests 10-
647c (table), 10 - 649b j
horse-racing 13-736d ; hoxis-
ing 13-824c; learned societies
25-311b ; life-boat service
16-G08b ; lighthouses 16-
34 Id ; libraries 16-564d ;
literature : see I1 rench litera-
ture; missions 18-587d foil.;
monuments, preservation of
18-79Sb ; museums and art
galleries 19-6:ib foil., 2<
672d ; newspapers and peri
odicals 19-572d, 21-156b ;
observatories 19-956c ;

orders and decorations 15-
86:ta ; patron saint 8-21d
postal system 22- I'.i : ' n : royal
arms 13-ol2b ; survey maps
17-650b ; vitrified forts 28-
149d ; water power 9-9161)
(table).

— : Agriculture 10-781b ; 1
938d ; co-operation 7-8Ho ;
beet sugar 26-47b (table) ;
butter export 7-758c ; cheese
export 7-759a (table); frnit
export ll-262d ; poultry
farming 22-220c (table) ;
small holdings l-703b : stc-
also main crops, e.g. Wheat,
&e.

— : Army 10-794d (1907) ; 2-
610c ; 10-929a ; ambulance
l-801c ; Argenson 2-459b ;
artillery 2-687d, 2-693a, 20-
221d, 20-224C ; barracks 3-
430d ; cavalry 5-566b, 7-
614c, 26--1 <• ; conscription
6-973a, 10-921b, 10-924c ;
cyclists 18-940b ; engineers
9-407c, 22-69c ; espionage
10-KSOe; francs-archers 14-
520b; francs-tiretirs ll-15d;
grenadiers 12-579a ; guards
12-658b ; history (general)
2-6 1 7 d, 10-9 13c, 10-9 18a, 2-
600c ; infantry 14-521a, 14-
533a ; infantry armament
23-:i.'iOc, 3-558a ; Louvois
12-343a, 20-17a, 17-800a ;
machine guns!7-248c; man-
O3uvres 17-593a ; medals 18-
18d ; Niel 19-670b, 10-926r :
officers 20 - 22a' ; rations 8-
214d ; revolutionary and
Napoleonic era 2-601c ;
strategical doctrine 25 •
994a; swords 26-273b (flgs.);
uniforms 27-587b : see also
the principal wars, e.</.
French Revolutionary Wars.

— : Church 10-907a foil. ; As-
sociations Law (1901) : see
that heading ; Charlemagne
10-909a; Concordat (1516)
10-827c; Concordat (1801)
10-860d, 27-951a ; Concor-
dat (1802) 10-923b ; ency-
clical (1892) 10-880a ; Jesu-
its 20-71 "m ; jurisdiction
(early Church) 10 - 907a ;
jurisdiction(feudal) 10-91 Od;
jurisdiction (14th and 15th

centuries) 10-9141) ; juris-
diction (15th-18th cent.) 10-
918d, 8-860d ; Liber Cano-
mun 5-195a ; Lpi Falloux :
sec that heading ; Louis
XIV. 10-841a; Montalcm-
bert 18-751a ; Papacy (16th
and 17th centuries) 10-9 16b;
Philip Augustus 10-816d ;
Pragmatic sanction of
Bourges : see that heading ;
revolutionary era 10-92U1,
ll-157c ; Richelieu 10-8:i6c;
Roman C'utholic party (19th
century) 23-492d; separation
from state (1905) 10-885d,
10-928d, 13-8680 ; Villele
28-80a.

FRANCE: Commerce and In-
iluatrii-s 10-78,'ib; 10-78c;
coal!0-784a,6-578c; cotto^
manufacture 7-298b, 7-292a
(table) ; cotton imports 7-
276d (table), 7-278c (table);
drink traffic 26-581 ; Ger-
man trade ll-814a (table);
glass 12-103a ; iron 14-811b,
14-834b ; Japan trade 15-
202c ; salt production 24-
90a (table) ; shipping 24-
986d, 24-872 (table), 24-
874 (table), 27-605a (table) ;
silk production 25-104a, 28-
453d; spirit production 25-
696a ; Turkish trade 27-
430b (table) ; United King-
dom trade 27-602a (table) ;
weights and measures 28-
480c ; wine 28-717b (table),
28-720d.

— : Communications 10-786a ;
railways 9-917d (table), 22-
,S6(ib, 22-833a ; roads 23-
388d ; steamship lines 25-
852d.

— : i'd«rattonlO-797d;8-961b;
Church schools closed 10-
888b, 10-889C ; classics 6-
457c ; Duruy 8-712a ; ex-
aminations 10-43c ; Guizot
12-707a ; infant schools 14-
534b ; Loi Jalloux : see that
heading ; medical 18-2 I )>,
19-916d ; Napoleon I. 19-
197d ; technical 26-491a ;
universities 27-756a, 27-
768d.

— : Finance 10-793a ; (in 15th
and 16th centuries) 10-350c;
(in 18th century) 10-851a ;
Bank of France : sec that
heading ; bimetallism 3-
916d, 18-6S41) ; coinage 19-
907a, 18-706b (table), 19-
898c ; Colbert 10-842a, 6-
658a ; customs duties 6-
772b ; gabelle ll-379b ; Law
10-846a, 12-297b ; monetary
system 18-702b ; national
debt 19-269b (table), 5-85a;
Richelieu 10-835d ; seignior-
age 24-5S6C ; Sully 26-58a ;
taille 26-358c ; taxation
(modern) 26-458d foil., 14-
357c, 19-994b.

— : Cmlogy 10-778a; 10-778c
(map) ; 21-836c ; Cretace-
ous 7-416a (table) ; Eocene
9-662c ; Oligocene 20-81c ;
Ordovician 20-236d (table) ;
Pliocene 21-8470.

— : Law and Government 10-
906d ; administration and
constitution 10-789a foil.;
appanages 2-209a ; appeal
courts 2-215d ; ballot 3-281a
capit-al punishment 5-280d ;
chancellor 5-834b ; charity
5-883d foil., 10-746b, 20-
65c ; civil execution 10-63b ;
constable 6-983d ; corn laws
7-178a ; criminal law 7-
458c foil. ; deportation 8-
59c ; divorce 8-343a ; fairs
10-1 28b ; feudalism 10-298a,
17-595a ; free ports and
bonding ll-86a ; judicial
system 10-791c ; labour ex-
changes 27-580a ; liquor
laws 16-769a ; limited com-
panies 6-802d ; nobility 10-
910a, 10-912b, 26-1029c :
see also Peers of France ;
parricide 20-863b ; patent
law 20-907d ; pawnbroking
20-972d ; payment of mem-
bers 20-980b ; pilotage 2i-
61 4a : police and prisons 10-
792c, 21-980a, 8-213C ; press
Iaws22-302c ;procurator22-
422c ; prostitution 22-461a :
savings banks 24-246c ;
States General : see that
heading ; sumptuary la,ws
26-841) ; Sunday legislation
26-flSc : trade-combinations
27-338d, 27-147C ; trade
organization 27-1 37c, 7-20b;
veto (royal) 28-1 4b; women
as lawyers 28-786b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

296

To make lull u»e of thlt Index It If essential to read the
;/i s/riu r/o/i.s given on I'ngc I.

FflANCC

: .i

t6-7l»7« !••
. admir..
i
b: enUM*

fir/fetM

lubkM):
n

is- 1.'- ,-; IlkvlU-
nuu-y u-.i''i« : raits*

! trr altu Churcli : rura
and url.an 16-1

10 -KOI I,; (map*)
• • mi Ml.: Ante*.
part Itlon 1-336* foil.: Ameri-
can War of ln<lc|»D<tonoe
I- .11. ; Amclo. French

t-937a

B . B--I-. I'. \ • •.-•:,

2-1 >

wmr '

1763) S-I.MM: rnwade* 7-

.

426.1, 8-916a : Onal Alliance
• ••'l ia ; Eastern question 8-

•

•

nun wmr ll-6a : Frvn.-h lie-
n- il-ITU:

•rra/*> that heading: >
n- Hundred You*'

l I-

14-4o;t>: M.M..UI wars 18-
34 Id foil. : Moroccan ques-
tion 18-- •:•! I. 'II. : MO.I.-MI
Invasions 5-1 „ roll. : V.-....I-
eonic want 19-2 1 8c : Papacy,
relations 80-H'.i-, foil.. 23-
4911. foil ; K.-r..niMtion23-
I -I. 13-

83-901.; IU-V..I.U: ..iiof IM>:
tee tliat heading ; Seven
Years' War 24-71. '.I. ; Span-
Mi Suoomton, war of 25-
599* j Thirty Yearn' War 8-
930a, 11-S59* ; Tunisia 87-
399* : Viking raids 18-iUb.
See alto Uaul.
Franco, lie de, IsL. Green. 18-

- France. La " (balloon) 1-269O,
Framrr, La (newspaper) 18"

•.: ..-.
Frances. Waab. 8S-3.V1 (B3).

— . cape, Cu. 7-595 (B2J.

— . lake, Can. 5-160 (C3) ; 8-
160(1)3).

— . riv.. Can. 5-160 (DS).
Francesco, Plero della: tee

Fraormcbl. Plero de'.
Franeeschi. Kiuilio 24-513b.

— , JEAN BAPTISTE, baron
10-930a,

— , PIERO DE' 10-9301) ; 20-
470o : 18-830d.

Francesohl-Delonne. Jean
Baptiate Marie 10-930a.

Franoeschi-Losio. Francois 10-
:i - M.

FRANCESCHINI, BALDAS-
un 10-930d.

— , MarcanUmlo 10-9318,
Francesco : tee alto Frauds.

— d'Arezxo 11-3960.

— di Giorgio 80-480 (table).

" Franomoo Ferraclo " (It.

cruiser) 24-9131..
Franoestown. N'.II. 19-490

- ..... . 26-.:.',...-.

FruxxMTllle. ind. 14-422 (D3).
Francevllle. Colo. 6-722 (F3).

— . Cr.Conir. 11-99 (A3) ; 4V
41: • .

— . K'I'.- l.,Pac.O.: serVila.
FRANCHE-COMTE. prov., Fr.

10-:i:Un : 10-77* «3-H4) ; 4-
8221.: geology 22- 1. 1.

Franchise. Fr. : tee Arras.

FRANCHISE 10-932a; fair or
market 10-127ii.

— . .;r,-,-k 28-21 'in; 8-Jiilh;
Cleisthenes 6-480C.

— , municipal 23-12a ; Italy
15-21.-. iS-75a.

— .parliamentary 83-1 1 3o :
22- .•-».• ; 23-121. ; Austria 8-
241.. 3-34c. 8-STd : Belgium
3-679a ; county and borough
suffrage 80-8440: Cromwell

— 7-49So ; election of repcesau
tatives : tee Election, polltl
cal : English Ilefort

fmti 20- 1 M. 9... -.. i:

(1866) 9-573«: (1884) 0-
S78d; France 10-920a. 10-
923d. 10-srts,I. I0-927b ;
Germany 11-8 17b, 4-7c ;
HiinRmry S-2:.d. 13-921h;
•h«-nt,>14-780d:
Italy 15-190. 15-7 la : Japan
15-203h ;pn.p«rtionalrepre-
•entation : trr Repreaenta
tlon. parliamentary : recto
tration of Totora : trt Rejrta-

•v)
. 4-
87-7 1 la .
thodi of : aw Vouai.

_.

traUMi

111

_ rill in .1

arc (how Urauluwr* ;

I7U.

Int: woiuru'.

«at Women > Suffran.

. 8>-116a;

Tma: ».n.,.v. civiuundiw
•uftracUi 8 • 4»d, 81 • 6tlo ;

fjaiitnuiii 10'' ' "'• ' •
KKaalUMl- .

84--.i:«.l; ttolploIlM ItUfUil

B4M.

Fraocfaot lamp l«-(Ulo.

irtlH- 88-948 «J1):

alft Frank*.
PRANCIA (FranoMoo lUlbo

Urn) 10-932a ; l»-»«|h.
—.JOSE OASPAR RODRI-

ni« lO-'.i -..'.I
FRANC1ABIGIO 10-933a.
Fmoolaili- i.h. I.I 11-17". .

nlf, Le (BaMMa) 23-

snb,

Francta Oriental!* : tee Fran

. on! ,

FRANCIS (name) lf>933b.

— a Sanctn Clara : are Daren-
port, i 'lin-tn|>lii-r.

FRANCIS (of AMW). St 10-
»37c; 18-l2Ac ; povn: II-
8Mb ; ntlBinata 85-uiSa.
(li.inti.ii. St.: tee Borgia,
Krancte.

FRANCIS (of Paola), St 10-
:< .•>!

FRANCIS (of SuloH), St 10-
<.ilul>; 2-72.1; 83-VSOI): 11-
IMt

— (Xavtor). St: tee Xavler.

— (of M.-H...MI and Anjou) 10-
- ;o.| ; 9. . ;i ; 1H- ,..,.
(Franfbi Ferdinand, arcb-

duke of Aii-tru.) 1Z-7926.

— (FRANCIS JOSEPH, of
AiKtriii) 10-9l2c; 3-16o;
14-lM v, ; 21-«H9d.

FRANCIS I. i.-rii|H-nir) 10-
933c ; 12- 791,i ; 11- S61o ;
Hungarian rule 13-9 15o.

— II. (einpvror) 10-933d ; 3-
12b; ll-,s«2c; Italian policy
l ' urden foundud 15-

ieto.

— I. (of France) 10-934c : 10-
8860 ; >-52Sc ; Gorman
policy ll-->l'l: n.iv.il re-
forins 19-305d ; papal rela-
tiun-i 6-1- "I. 1-J : patron-
age of art 16-4.V.'b. l-970a ;
Turki-h policy 27-117.-;
WoLsey'i) policy 28-779d.

— II. (of France) 10-93 id : 10-
SM*.

— 1 1 1. (of Lorraine) : ice Fran-
da I. (emperor).

FRANCIS (of Mayrone) 10-
939d ; 84-355a.

— I. (of Milan) 24-7S6d; 15-
38c; 7-201d.

— II. (of Milan) 5-901a.

— IV. (of Modcnn) lO-936d ;
15-SOa.

— V. (of Modena) 10-937b.

— I. (of Pndua>5-I00h.

— II. (of I'adua) S-400d.

— II. (of Piiriun) 10-1 S4b.

— I. (nf tin- -irili.-i) 10-936a;
19-1^7.-: 15-l;ib.

— II. <nf Hi.- -n-ihi-i) 10-936b ;

— (of Tnacany): tee M.-.li.-i.
Francesco de.

— (Francis Maria I., of rrblno)
5-474C.

— , Francis 2-24b.

— , Geo. <irant 26-1810.

— , J. B. (physicist) 14-47d.

— . John28-3la.

—.John IVffctt 26-1-ilr.

—.SIR PHILIP 10-91 Id : Ju-
niu-i IS-:. '.-il : Warren Hast-
inir- 14-1'

Fram-is, Cnn. 24-225 (B3).

— . N.-b. 19-:I24 (FS).

— . Okla. 80-58 (E3).

Francises (axe) 11-36C.

Fraaobemo CTOUP : tee San
I ...uis group.

FRANCISCANS 11-1» : 6-34Id:
20-70ib; Fratln-lll 11-11.-:
Asia 6-1 -'i. : Bombay 4.
l-l. : California 5-'l«d :
Knirliind 9-492a. 16-960b ;
Goa 12-l<IOd : Japan 15-
«9c : M. -\i.-.« 18-3370 : mls-
slons !8-.'<9la : monasteries
1-211. : stigmata 85-9l8a;
Thinl Order : »fr Tertlarie*.

— , The, club : tee Bell-Fire
Club.

Itaaelsco. Ala, 1-460 (CI).

— . Ind. 14-

— . int.. Ariz. 2-544 (C2).

•~

.t,»~,. ll-i. 18-81d;

85-412*.
—.SEBASTIAN (von Word)

11
FRANCKE. AUGUST HER

maim 11-1. 1

FRANCKEN 1 1

I , ,,.. „. . ,„ BtUtOI .'12- ,

Franok'Tlna procos* 85-1 1 1.1.
Franco. Jo*.. 82- 1. -.4, 1 : 8-343c.

— (of Colotnif) 19-82* ; 19-

-,- l
France*, hill. 8p. 88-662c.

• linn-!. Exhlblllon.
I Ion 10-7 la.

— ChlncMO War: tee under

«in*.

•i. I.TOV., Croat.-
.Slav. : tee .-yi-inm.

FRANCO-GERMAN WAR 11-
6a : 10—7 J I; M— 7 la; 28-
307d : artillery 2 • 0»9a ;
Blsmarok's policy 4 - 7c ;
European rmului 9-941c,
83 - 8;!9b ; French army 2-
620b; German llU-rature. In-
fluence on 11-7976; infantry
14-52Xc; Multk.-'s p..
680a; postal service 22-193c;
strategical methods 25-993d,
10-71 Ja.

Francois, isl.. Can. 4-600 (D2).

— , lake. Can. Il-:i9c.

FRANCOIS DE NEUF-
oh*wau, N. L., fount 11-11,1.

" Franvois vaw " 5-717c; 5-
,l'l. 1.): 20-11,4 (PI.

111.).

Frauooli. riv., Sp. 25-530 (F2) ;

26-1

Franoolin 80-877a; Africa 1-
: Cape Colony 8-230c ;

Oriental region 28-1010d;

Uho.le.ia 23-.'l!Ud.
Francolito 2-159.1.
Franco-Lombardio period : tee

Merovingians.

Franconia, Ariz. 2-544 (A2).
— , N.H. 19-490 (D3); 18-

IT9o.
FRANCONIA, dist., Oer. 11-

15a; 11-S3J (hist, map):

geology 8-12 td; threefold

ilivi-ion 3-:, i:ic.
-. rut-.. N.H. 19-490 (D3) ;

19-490d.

Franconia " (law case) 1-

206d ; 28-4101).
Franconia, Eastern : tee Ger-
many.

— • Flume, fissure 19- I91a.
Franconlan, dialect ll-779d.

— dynasty 8-965d ; ll-15b.
Franconia Notch, val., N.H.

19-490 (D3): 19-490d.
Franco-Persian Alliance (180T)
ll-459b.

— Provenval dialect. 14-888O.

— I'nissian War : tee Franco-
German War.

Francorchamps, Belg. 3-668

Franco- Russian Alliance 10-

9IHIb ; 23*911711.
FRANCS-ARCHERS (Francs-
•;n-) ll-15d; 14-520b ;

FRANCS-TIREURS ll-15d ;

.

Francuccl. Innocenzo : tee
Innocenia da Imola.

Francnm plcgiuin : tee Frank-
pledge.

rimoeo*. Sebastian : tee
Franck. Sebastian.

Fr, n. lefors. Swed. 26-190 (B2).

FRANF.KFR. II. .11. ll-16a;
13- ,»s (en.

Frangipani (family) 13-r.fiIn.

FrangUra. Cvpnis 7-699a.

Frangnla bark 12-143a.

Frangj-, Fr. 10-778 (O4).

Frank. Ilernhard l-596b ; 21-
7I'.M

—.JAKOB 11-1 6b.

— , John I'eter 18-53O.

Frank. I'a. 21-lo''. (K7).
•ik. 85-506 (.112).

Frank (boar enclosure) 21-

eood.

FRANK-ALMOIGN ll-16b.
Frank Hay. Can. 20-1 1 1 (KIV
— Oroek. riv., N.Dak. 19-7SO

(Ai).

Franke (physicist) 9-2"
— , Christinn Wilhelm 9-381a.
— . Otto2O-fi:tlb.
Frankckllnt, pt.. Den. 8-24

« ax

_ 1XCHARIAS 11

: •

Fran|Ma. Mtnlmn

rHAHKEMBEBO.Oct.

11
rRAMKEMHAUSEN. Uer. M.

in.l; H-8UB (111. i :

Fraiiktnilieim. M. L. 7*M4o.
FrankMiuiuth. Mloo. 18-371

(O6).

FRANKENSTEIN. 11-

ll-»o<i ( F3) ; a. .110,1.

FRANKENTrlAL, Ger. ll-IOd;

11 — ..- di. my); battle

• !

FRANKtNWALD, mu.. Uer.
Il-I7a : 11-HU8 (08)| 11-
MI'II . 20-.

I r.ii.L. .,- k .!nll4-4flb.
Frankfor.l. |i.-l. 17-12B (13).

14-711 (H3).
—. M». 18-ini- (K2).
— , I'a. 81-106 (MT).
— , W.Va. 88-560 (C4).
Frankfort, grand duke of.

tee Dalberg. K. T. A. M. Ton.
— , KugeneBeaunarnals. grand

duke of : ~- lieaunarnais.
Fraiikfori. AU. 1-460 (Bl).
— . III. 14-.:ii| IKJ).
FRANKFORT, Ind. ll-17b :

14-422 (III).
— . Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
FRANKFORT, K.y. ll'17b ;

15-740 <!>•.',.
— , .Me. 17-434 (D4).
— , Mi.h. 18-372 (D6); 17-

— . X.Y. 19-596 (E2).
— , (I.20--JH

\f.2S-4i;r.(lH): 20-15*4.
— . S.Itak. 25-506 (03).
— , Waah. 28-354 (B3).
Frankfort, graud-ducby, Oer.

11-2 la.
Frankfort, council of (794) 14-

•-'7 I.I.
FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN.Ger.

ll-17a; 11-808 (II.-m8);

ll-866c; 6-967..

14-593c: diet (1338) 11-

847d ; diet (1850) 11-868C ;

fair 10-127d ; Fnntontag

(1883)3-17b; treaty (18I»)

FRANKFORT-ON-ODER, Oer.

11-J] l. : 1

(p: ;i) 26-H.',4d ; university

ll-J1..27-7f,4d.27-766d.
Frankfurt, s. 3— •-•7.-.
Frankfurter Journal 19-.', 1 1,1.
f'rank/urlrr Zriluna 19-579b.
FRANKINCENSE ll-21d; 14-

349c.
— , common ll-2.la.

— pine : trr Loblolly pine.

— tree 2S-55a.
FRANKING ll-23b.
Fninki-li language: tee Frank*.

— law4-6S.'.b; 9-600d: 24-68b.
FrankUtsll-16b.
FRANKL. LUDWIG AUGUST

II--.'::,-.
FRANKLAND. SIR EDWARD

ll-23c ; 21-:, :, II, ; 6-49c ;

alcohol l-525c ; flame 10-

472b ; gas burner 16-655b.
Frankland. cape, Tas. 26-438

(Ml).

— . riv., W.Ans. 2-960 (B7).
Frank La Pier Bayou, riv..

Ark. and La. 2-5.12 (C4).
Franklcben. < l.-r. 23-7 44c.
Franklev, Wore*. 2S-75S (B2).
FRANKLIN. BENJAMIN 11-

21b; l-832c; 9-l»Od ; 17-

310d.

— , James 19-567a.
— , SIR JOHN ll-:10c; 21-943d.
— , John 28—7 ^,|.
—.WILLIAM BUEL ll-33b.
^. W. S. (physicist) 17-348b.
Franklin. Ala. 1-4BO (B4).
— , Conn. 6-954 (G3).
— , Ga. 11-752 (A2) ; ll-754d.
— , la. 14-7:12 (F4).
— , Ida. 14-276 (D4).
— , III. 14-:i"i

— , Ind. 14-422 (Kfi); 14-424C.
— , Ky. 15-710(114).
— , La. 17-54 (a7).
FRANKLIN. Mass. 11-SSo ;

17-H-.2 (K2).
— , M.I. 17--.'- (A3).
— , Me. 17-l.il (1>IV
— . Mich. 18-!I72 <r.'>.
— , Minn. 18-:,:,o «r.).
— . Mo. i8-fi'i-(D2i : 15-66Sb.
— . N.C. 19-77-.' (A-H4).
— . Neb. 19-:i-.'l (E4).
FRANKLIN, N.H. ll-33d ; 18-

!>.'.).

— . N..T. 4-:,7b.
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— . O 2O-S6 (B5).
FRANKLIN. I'a. ll-34a ; Si-
lo.;
— . Tan. 28-438 (H2).

FOUR-FRAN

FRANKLIN. •;•!.». 11-14»;

: •
I. , M... i , .

\.> 2»-n*aKST

Wuttt. 88>U«(H4).

•
W.?a. 88-*60 1 1

' IM(OU

(ED.

l., ' *n- 11-
JJc ; a.|i.

— . dlst.. 1^ I

— .hill. <«l •-•

— , lal.. AliLalt . 21-961 (II).

— , Mil.. < ail. 5-160 (LIL

— . lakr. < «,.. 8-160 (lil); 8»

i -
— . lake. Ne». 8-8 {VI): l*»

451b.

— . lakr. N.J. 18-501 (AD.

— , lake. VI., 19-4U

—.ml.. VII. 19-.

— , nit.. VII. 19-190 (Kl).

— . int., X.7.. 18-621

— . ml., Trx. 88-6IMJ (A

— .mt.. Viet 88-38 (B-C1) ;

28-400.

— , ml... Tao. 86-439b.
— , IliU., Tex. 88-690 (A4).
— . park. Ma**. 17-862 (114).
— , park. O. 88-28
— , *tr.. Can. 8-16U (Kl); 4-

24. >b.
FRANKLIN (landholder) 11-

34b.
Franklin and UanfaaU Colk«e.

I'a. 88-2 1 1..

— City, Va. 28-118(01).

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 (I; 1 1.

— Co., Ark. 8-55J (Bi).

— Co.. Fla. 10-540 (lit).

— Co.. Ua. 11-752

— Co., la. 14-7 ;.• .!.-.•;.

— Co., III. 14-304 (l>5).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (G6).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 ((J2).

— Co^Ky. 15-74.,

— Co.. Man*. 17-852 (B-C1).

— Co., Me. 17- 4:i 4 ( 1U).

— Co.. Ml**. 18-600 (B4).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (E-F3).

— Co, N.c. 19-772(01).

— Co., N.-b. 19-:)24 (E-F4).

— Co., N.Y. 18-596 (Fl).

— Co., 0.88-26(1.

— Co., Pa. 81-106 (G6L

— Co., Tenn. 88-620 (El).

— Co., Tex. 88-69'

— Co., Va. 28- 11

— Co., Vt. 19-490 (A-J

Wanii. 28-3.'.4 (K-U3).

— Falls, X.H. 11.33d.

— Forlu. Pa. 21-1O6 (LI).

— Furnace, XJ. 19-502 (Cl) :
11-:

Franklin gtaan* 25-61 ga.

Franklin Grove, 111. 14-304
,1 IX

Franklin Inotitute, Phila-
delphia 25-310d.

— Institute thread : tee
Sellers thread.

FRANKLIN ITE 11-34C : 20-

8414.
Franklin pane : tee Leyden

Franklin Park. Man. 17-851
(B-C3).

— Park, N.J. 18-501 (C-D3).

— Slough, riv., Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

— Square. O. 80-26 (13).
Franklin store ll-29d.
Franklinton. La. 17-54 (D3).
— . N.C. 18-772 (DI).
Franklintown. Pa, 81-106

(11-15).

Franklinvllle. X.C. 19-772 (Cl).
— , N.J 19-.'."2 (114).
— . X.Y. 19-59B (H3>.
— . Pa. 21-|i>« iK-(i4).
FRANK-MARRIAGE 11-34C :

24-7
FRANKPLEDGE 11-3 4c ; 7-

457a:88-f>ld.
FRANKS. SIR AUGUSTUS

Wollaiion ll-35b.

I'homas Harte 14-450b.
Franks. Okla. 2O-.S* (ES).
FRANKS, people 11-35C : 10-
. olnage 19-

898a ; feudal syntem 10-

I98a, 3-5c : In Eirypt 8-98b :

language ll-104a. ll-777d.

8-717*. 8-«45b; laws: tre

Frankinb law.
Franks' Casket 28-432*.
Franbtadt. Ans. 8-4 (Fl).
Frankston. Tex. 88-690 (MJ).

t. 18-90; 28-3«
FranlwtowTi. Pa. 81-lofi (F.s).
Franknville. Win. 88-740 (F6).
Franktencment ll-76b.
Frankton. Ind. 14-422 (F4).
— . X.Z. 19-624 (B6).
Franktown. Nev. 5-8 (DI).
— . Va. 28-11 8 (F-GS).
FrankviUe. Ala. 1-460 (A4).
Frannie, Wyo. 88-874 (DU
Franqnenay. Belg. 88-876C.

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FRAN-FREN

Franscini, Stefano 26-265d.
Frausecky, Edward, Freiherr

vonll-6d; 18-313b.
Frant. Sus. 9-424 (IV. C4) ;

27-376d.

Franz, Johannes 14-627d.
— , ROBERT ll-36d ; 2S-410C.
Franzburg, Ger. 11-808 (Dl).
Franzelin (cardinal) 15-342a.
FRANZEN, FRANS MIKAEL

ll-37a: 26-218b.
FRANZENSBAD, Aus. ll-37b;

3-4 (Cl) ; 18-520b.
Franzensfeste, Aus. 3-4 (B3) ;

3-41).

Franzensquelle, Aus. ll-37b.
Franzfontein, Ger-S.W.Af. 25-

466 (U3).
Franz Josef, canal. Hung. 13-

895b.

— Josef, fjord, Green. 12-543
(G3).

— JOSEF LAND, isls., Arct.O.
ll-37o ; 21-938 (B2).

— Josefa-Hohe, mt,, Aus. 5-
347a.

— Joseph, mt., Hung. : tee
Gerlsdort.

FRANZOS, KARL EMO, 11-

38b.

Fraochie, hiU, Scot. 2-222d.
Frarc, Francesco : see Bianchi,

Francesco.

F.R.A.S. 1-29*.

Frasargida. Castle of : are

Pasargadae.

Frasca, cape, Sard. 15-4 (B5).
FRASCATI, It. ll-38c ; 15-4

(F2).

Frasch, Herman 26-G2b.
Frasco, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
Frasco (measure) 28-492;».
Fraser (clan) 14-7 2 Ic ; 17-69c.
FRASER, ALEXANDER

Campbell ll-38c ; 4-9S3b.
— , Alexander George : tee

Saltoun.
— , Alexander Mackenzie 9-

109c.

— , Sir Andrew 4-8Hc.
—.JAMES (bishop) ll-39a ;

17-544d.

— , James (of Brea)27-595d.
— , JAMES BAILLIE ll-39b ;

16-200b.

— , James Stuart 7-92c.
— . Sir John G. 2O-lS7d.
— , Louis 20-306a.
— .Lydia Falconer: set Miller,

L. F.

— . Simon (d. 1338) 17-69c.
— , Simon (Master of Lovat,

d. 1782) 17-70b.
— , Simon, Baron Lovat : see

Lovat.
— , Thomas Alexander, Lord

Lovat : see Lovat.
— . Sir Thomas It. 18-01!) ; on

alcohol l-527b ; on carbolic

acid5-305d ; on snake venom

26-79,Sa, 28-1640.
— , W. A. (novelet) 5-166C.
— , Waiiam ll-39b ; 16-306d.
— . SIR WILLIAM AUGUSTUS

ll-39c.

Fraser, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— , la. 14-732 (D2).
— , Mich. 18-372 (G2).
— , N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
— , isl., Austr. 2-960 (14).
— , lake, Can. ll-39c.
— , mts., W.Aus. 2-960 (G6).
— , riv., Cal. 5-19b.
FRASER, riv., Can. (B.C.) 11-

39c ; 4-600 (E3) ; 5-1461) ;

4-599d.
— , riv., Can. (Ungava) 5-160

(IU).
Fraserburg, Cape Col. 25-466

(E-F8).
FRASERBURGH, Scot. 11-

39d ; 24-412 (G2).
Fraser composing machine 27-

545d.

Fraser Falls, Can. 5-160 (C3).
Fraser' s Magazine 17-3 13c ;

16-985b ; 21-153a.
Frasers Wells, S.Ans. 2-960

(E5).
Fraser System (ordnance) 2O-

194a.
FRASERVILLE, Can. ll-40a ;

22-724 (C3).

Frasheri, Turk. 27-426 (B3).
Frasho-kereti (rel.) 23-75C ;

17-5 7 5c.

Frasnes, Belg. 28-374c.
Frasniangroup(geol.)ll-670d;

8-125a.

Frasso, It. 15-4 (C5).
Frastanz, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Frat, Pers. 7-787c.
— , riv., Asia M. : see Euph-

mtm.
Frate. El (porcelain painter)

5-7 35c.

FRATER (diet.) ll-40a.
Fratercula arctica : see Puffin.
Frater Gyorgy : tee Marti

nozzi.

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FRATERNITIES, COLLEGE

ll-40a.
Fraternitye of Vacabondes

(Awbley) 25-208c.
Fraternity of St Anthony 12-

610c.

FRATICELLI (rel.) ll-41b.
Fratocchie, It. 15-4 (F2).
Fratres Arvales : see Arval

Brothers.

— PontiBces : see Bridge-
building Brotherhood.

— S. Ambrosii ad Nemus 1-
800d.

Frat su, riv., Asia M. : see
Kara Sn (Euphrates).

Fratta, It. 15-4 (B6).

Fraubrunnen, Switz. 26-242
(D2).

FRAUD (law) ll-42a; banker's
liability 3-35 Ib; bank-
ruptcy proceedings 3-327a ;
contracts 7-39o ; partner-
ship 20-S74d; personation
21-256d ; sale of goods 24-
65c.

— , Statute of 24-64c ; 12-
653a ; agent's authority 22-
349a ; earnest 8-7 98c ;
initials, signature by 14-
569d ; miscarriage 18-57 7c ;
personal property 21-25Gb ;
real property 22-943u ;
trusts 27-332b, 7-914a ;
wills 28-6550.

Frauenberg, castle, Aus. 4-
751c.

— , hill, Ger. (Hersfeld) 13-
397b.

— , hiU, Ger. (Nassau) ll-292b.

FRAUENBURG, Ger. ll-42c ;
11-808 (Gl).

Frauendienst (ITlrich von Lich-
touteto)ll-T83d ; 18-548b.

FRAUENFELD, Switz. ll-42c;
26-242 (Fl).

FRAUENLOB (Ge». poet) 11-
t'J.l ; ll-786b ; 18-548c.

" Frauenlob " (battleship) 24-
911d.

Ftauenstadt, C. M. Julius 18-
232c : 24-375a.

Frauenthal. Switz. 26-242 (E'J).

Frauenwdrth, isl., Bav. 6-132n.

Fraumunster, abbey. Zurich
26-247b ; 28-1058d.

FRAUNCE, ABRAHAM 11-
43a.

FRAUNHOFER, JOSEPH VON
ll-43b; diffraction 8-240b,
8-244(1, 8-246b ; Dorpat
refractor 26-.'>6.id. 28-947c ;
glass, optical 12-88a ; holio-
meter 13-225a; lenses 1-
58c ; micrometer 18-383a.

Frau Sorge (H. Sudermann)
11-798C.

FRAUSTADT, Ger. ll-43d ;
11-808 (F3).

Fravartish : see Phraortes.

Fravashi 23-70c ; 28-1043a.

Travel, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).

Fravitta(Goth leader) 23-512c;
2-341d.

Fraxetin 12-143a.

Fraxinl2-143a; 6-112c.

Fraxinella 13-7G9c ; 10-568b ;
10-."),')9d (flg.) ; propagation
13-757d.

Fraxinetum, FT. : we La
Garde-Freinet,

Fraxinus excelsior : see Ash.

— ornus : see Manna ash.
Fray Bentos, Urug. 2-460

(E3) ; 21-787a.
Fray Oerundio (Isla) 25-

585a.

Frayles, isl., Az. 3-83 (2).
— , The, rocks, W.I. 12-824

(B2).
FRAYSSINOUS, DENIS AN-

toine Luc, comte de ll-43d.
Frazee, Minn. 18-550 (B4).
Frazer, John 24-516a.
— , James George 19-1 33d ;

10-601 d; on magic 17-305a ;

on Purim 22-661c; religion

23-62d, 2-54d ; sacrifice

theory 23-981C ; totemism

27-81b, 10-165b.
Frazer, Mont. 14-276 (Fl).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Frazeysburg, O. 20-26 (F4).
Frazier, mt., Cal. 5-8 (D4).
Fraziers Bottom, W.Va. 28-

560 (A3).

— Farm : battle(1862)24-709a.
Frazil-ice 12-625a.
F.R.C.P. l-29a.
F.R.C.P.E. l-29a.

F.R.C.S. l-29a.
Frea (goddess) : are Frigg.
Freaghillaun, isl.. Ire. ll-431c.
Freake, Edmund (bishop) 4-

665d.

Freano, port, Cnidus 6-573a.
Frear, W. R. (gov. of Hawaii)

13-9 3a.

Freawine : tee Frowinns.
Frechen, Ger. 5-740a.

FRECHETTE, LOUIS HON-

or« ll-44b ; 5-168a.
Freckles 20-922d.
Frcckleton, Lanes. 16-139 (Bl).
Fred, Ark. 2-552 (Dl).
Freda, Mich. 18-372 (B2).
Fredalba, Cal. 5-8 (E4).
Fredegarius Scholasticus 27-

317d.
FREDEGOND (queen of

Franks) ll-44b ; 10-805b ;

6-163a.
" Frcdegonda " (Alma-Ta-

dema) 1-7 13a.
Fredenhagen, C. (physicist)

25-6->9d ; 14-797b.
FREDERIC, HAROLD 11-44C.
Frederic, Leon Henri Marie

20-508b.

Frederic, Mich. 18-372 (F5).
— ,Wi3. 28-740 (A3).
Fr6deric, Fort, N.Y. 7-519d.
Frederica, Del. 17-828 (13).
Frederica Wilhclmina (of

I'russia) 13-603b.
Frederieella 22-42d ; lopho-

phore 22-43c.
FREDERICIA, Den. ll-44d ;

8-24 (B3).
FREDERICK (name) ll-45a.

— (of Antioch) 10-531C ; 11-
48d.

— II. (duke of Austria) 3-6a ;
ll-S44a; 3-92b.

— IV. (of Austria) 15-438a.

— (of Bayreuth) 28-641C.

— (of Bogen) 13-293d.

— I. (of Brandenburg) ll-58b;
4-422c ; Hussite war 14-!>a.

— II. (of Bram!enburg)4-422c.
FREDERICK (FREDERICK

William) of Brandenburg
11-670 ; 4-424C ; ll-861b ;
League of Augsburg 2-903a ;
Swedisb-PolHh war 5-928a.

— (nrchbp. of Bremen) 4-494d.

— (Frederick William, British
prince) ll-63a.

— I. (of Denmark) 8-31b ; 7-
99a.

— H. (of Denmark) ll-50c ;
20-400d ; 4-304b.

— HI. (of Denmark) ll-51b ;
8-S4a; 19-809c.

— IV. (of Denmark) 8-36c ;
12-875b.

— V. (of Denmark) 8-36c ; 7-
96c; 19-669a.

— VI. (of Denmark) 8-37c ;
19-809d; 15-863a.

— VII. (of Denmark) 8-37d ;
24-337a.

— VIII. (of Denmark) ll-52a ;
8-39a.

— I. (elector palatine) ll-58c.

— II. (elector palatine) ll-58d.

— III. (elector palatine) 11-
59a ; 2-915a ; Heidelberg
catechism 13-21 la.

— IV. (elector palatine) 11-
59b; 17-589b.

— V. (elector palatine) ll-59c ;
4-131b ; 4-578a ; Thirty
Years' war 26-852c.

— I. (Barbarossa : emperor)
11- 1. MI : 15-9GOa; 12-173a;
Bologna university 27-750b;
crusade 7-5381), 24-61 Ob ;
Denmark 27-841a; empire
under 9-353a, 9-352b ; Ger-
many ll-841b ; Hamburg
12-874d; heresy (procedure)
14-5S8d ; Holland 13-607b ;
Italy 15-32d,6-788b; Lom-
bard League 16-931d ;
papacy 20-694a, 23-671c, 1-
216a.

— II. (emperor) ll-46d ; 21-
384a ; Aries, kingdom of 2-
558a ; crusades 7-541c, 7-
542a ; Germany ll-843b ;
gold coinage 19-901b; heresy
(penalties) 14-589a ; Italy
15-34C, 6-788b. 9-353b ;
Jerusalem, kingdom of 20-
623c, 7-542d ; literature
14-899a, ll-844d, 2-282d ;
Lombard League 16-932a ;
Naples and Sicily 19-183a,
25-34c, 19-754c ; papacy
14-579d, 23-673b, 17-177a ;
prostitution laws 22-460a ;
Templars 26-594d.

— III. (emperor) ll-49c : 12-
788b; 3-7a; archducal title
2-360a ; Basel council 3-
464c ; Charles the Bold 5-
933b ; Germany 11-849C, 9-
175a.

— (dukes of Franconia) : see
Frederick (duke of Swabia).

— III. (the Fair : German
king) ll-50a : ll-847a.

— (nrchbp. of Mninz) ll-835c ;
20-373a ; 20-373b.

— (Frederick Francis II., of
Mecklenburg Schwerin) 17-
1020a ; Franco - German
war ll-12b, 20-289d ;
Seven Weeks' war 24-714c.

Frederick I. (of Meissen) 26-
902b; 18-85a.

— II. (of Meissen) 18-85a ; 26-
902b.

— III. (of Meissen) 26-902b.

— IV. (of Meissen) : see
Frederick I. (elector of
Saxony).

— (Tutta, of Meissen) 18-84d.

— (of Naples) 19-184d; 7-
140c,

— (of the Netherlands) 3-676c.

— (FREDERICK HENRY, of
Orange) ll-62c ; 13-598C ;
13-610a ; Thirty Years'
war 26-856b ; war in the
Netherlands 4-4S6d, 25-
687c, 13-599C.

— I. (of Prussia) ll-52a ; 4-
426a ; 22-523b ; Academy
of Sciences l-98c ; Gener-
osity, order of 15-S(i4c ;
Grand Alliance war 12-343c;
Nouchatol acquired 19-424b.

— II. (" the Great," of I'russia)
ll-S2c ; ll-861b ; 22-524c;
army 2-601a, 2-6871), 25-
987d ; Austria ll-53b foil.,
15-515a, 15-699d ; Austrian
Succession war 3-39d, 11-
53c, 13-570d ; Btivuriun
Succession war 11-55(1, 22-
204d ; cavalry 5-565o ; edu-
cation system 8-96AH, 11-
56a ; infantry 14-,r>25a ;
literature ll-.'i la. ll-56b ;
manojuvres 17-592d ; music
3-125c, ll-54b ; porcelain
5-751a, 5-750c ; Hauch's
monument 22-9211) ; Russia
11-54C, ll-55c, 9-284c ;
Seven Years' war ll-54c,
24-715c, 23-743d ; Silesian
claims 4-4230, 4-562b, 11-
53c ; Silesian government
ll-55a, 25-92a j staff 25-
753a ; Sweden ll-54c, 12-
737a ; Wilhelmina of Bay-
reuth 28-641C.

— III. (of Prussia) ll-5Gc ; 11-
889d; anti-Semitism 2- 136d,
ll-57a ; Franco-German
war ll-6d, 28-834a ; French
crisis (1875) 10-895h; Seven
Weeks' war 24-7 lOd, 11-
56d.

— (FREDERICK CHARLES,
Prussian prince) 11-6 Ic ; 24-
710c ; Franco-German war
ll-6d, l-774d, 18-311a, 20-
289b.

— (FREDERICK WILLIAM I.,
of Prussia) ll-63a, 22-523d ;
army reforms 14-524d, 2-
620c ; education system 8-
965a ; Carlyle and Macaulay
9-G43b.

— (FREDERICK WILLIAM
II., of Prussia) ll-64b ; 22-
525b ; 21-919b ; education
policy 8-965a : French war
ll-171b; Kant 15-B63a ;
Pillnitz convention ll-862b.

— (FREDERICK WILLIAM
III., of Prussia) ll-65c ; 22-
525o ; ll-862c ; education
system 8-965c ; Holy Alli-
ance 13-621a, ll-66a : l!us-
sian influence 28-54(1, 11-
65d, l-557a; war of 1806 4-
688b, 19-219b ; war of
1813-15 4-499C.

— (FREDERICK WILLIAM
IV., of Prussia) 11-GGb ; 11-
8G6a ; 22-527C ; Hohen-
zollern-Sigmaringen 13-
576d ; Schleswig - Holstein
question 24-337b.

— I. (elector of Saxony) 11-
59d ; 24-2690 ; ll-849b.

— II. (elector of Saxony) 11-
60a.

— III. (elector of Saxonv) 11-
60b ; 24-269d ; 12-210a ;
Luther ll-60c.

— (Frederick Augustus II.)
(elector of Saxony) : see
Augustus II., king of Poland.

— (FREDERICK AUGUSTUS
I., king of Saxony) ll-60d ;
24-270d.

— (FREDERICK AUGUSTUS
II., king of Saxony) ll-61b ;
24-271d.

— III. (of Sicily) ll-57c : 19-
184a; 25-35c ; dukedom of
Athens 2-844c.

— IV. (of Sicily) 19-184b.

— I. (of Swabia) 13-575b ; 11-
840c ; 26-176C.

— II. (of Swabia) 13-575b; 13-
277d; 17-17c.

— III. (of Swabia) : see Fred
erick I. (emperor).

— V. (of Swabia) 7-538c.

— VI. (of Swabia) : see Fred
erick II. (emperor).

— I. (of Sweden) 13-41 la ; 26-
206c ; Seraphim, order of
15-867a.

Frederick I., II. and III. (of
Thuringia) : see Frederick
1., II. and III. (of Meis-
sen).

— IV. (of Thuringia) 26-902b.

— IV. (of Tirol) ll-49c.

— (of Toledo) 19-419a.

— I. (duke of Wiirttomberg)
28-858b.

— I. (king of Wiirttemberg)
ll-743b.

— II. (king of Wurttemberg)
28-858d.

— (Frederick Kugene, of Wurt-
temberg) 28-858C.

— (FREDERICK LOUIS,
prince of Wales) ll-62d ; 7-
436c.

Frederick, 111. 14-304 (B3).
— , Kan. 15-654 (D2).
FREDERICK, Md. ll-60o ; 17-

828 (D-E2).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C3).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (G2).
— , Tas. 26-438 (Bl).
— , fort, Ceylon 27-284b.
^, fort, S.Af. 22-113a.
— , isl., Me. 8-837c.
— , sound, Alsk. 1-472 (M4).
Frederick, Order of 15-865a.
Frederick Augustus, Frederick

Charles : see Frederick above.
Frederick Co., Md. 17-828 (El).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (Dl).
Frederick E. Hyde, fjord,

Green. 12-543 (G-H1).

Frederick Francis : see Fred-
erick above.

Frederick Hendrick, cape, Tas.
26-438 (B2).

— Hendrick, isl., Dch.N.Guin.
19-487 (C2).

Frederick Henry : see Fred-
erick aborc.

Frederick Henry, bay, Tas. 26-
438d.

— House, lake, Can. 20-114
(Dl).

— Jackson, isl., Arct.O. 19-
163b.

FREDERICK-LEMAITRE, A.

L. P. ll-68b ; 8-516a.
Frederick Louis : see Frederick

above.
Fredericksburg, Ind. 14-422

(E8).

— , O. 20-26 (G3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (K5).
— , Tex. 26-690 (H-I5).
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. 11-

6«b ; 28-118 (E2) ; l-822a.
Frrdrricksburg group 7-417a;

1-505C.
Fredericks Hall, Va. 28-118

(E2).

Frederickstiid, W.I. 23-1019d.
Frederickstadt, Braz. : see

Parahyba.
Fredcrickstown, O. 20-26

(E-F4).
Fredericktown, Mo. 18-608

(F4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (B-C5).
Frederick William : see Fred-
erick aborr.
PREDERICTON, Can. ll-69a ;

19-465 (B2) ; university :

see New Brunswick Univer-

— ^Junction, Can. 19-465 (B2).
Fredriksberg, Copenhagen 8-

24 (E3).
Frederiksborg, Den. 8-24 (E3);

palace 7-97d.
— , co., Den. 8-24 (E3).
Frederiksdal, Den. 8-24 (D4).
— , Green. 12-543 (E6).
Frederiksgave, Den. 8-24 (C3).
Frederikshaab, Green. 12-543

(D5) ; 12-547a.
— , dist.. Green. 12-543 (E5).
Frederikshald, Nor. : see Fred-

rikshald.

Frederikshavn, Den. 8-24 (Cl).
Frederiksnagar, India : see

Serampur.
Frederiksoddo, Den. : fee

Fredericia.
Frederiksoord, Holl. 8-574a ;

27-838b.

Frederikssund, Den. 8-24 (E3).
Frederikstad, Nor. : see Fred-

rikstad.
Frederiksvaerk, Den. 8-24

(D2).

Frederix, Gustave 3-680d.
Fred6, Nor. 19-804 (Bl).
Fredonia, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
— , Ariz. 2-544 (Bl).
— , Fla. 10-540 (E4).
— , la. 14-732 (F3).
— . Ind. 14-422 (E8).
— , Kan. 15-654 (G3).
— , Ky. 15-740 (131).
FREDONIA, N.Y. ll-69b ; 19-

596 (A3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (B3).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F5).
Fredonyer, mt., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
Fredrik'a, Swed. 19-800 (D2).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To make lull use of this Index It la cxxentlal to read the
Instructions given on Page I.

FRAN-FREN

171 c i

<iao9)M.fi

I - ': • .

IKSTAD, Nor. 11-890 |
tan. nrlTCsa. Nor. 8-

rndrikrraom. Nor. 19-HO4

' : 16- J"« ; 89-333b.
Fredro. Atoxauder 21-v27a ; 8-

FtUDH
II- -

I 7. I: ...

Fredu* : ttr Wlte,

fr.^-. In. 26- Si ,y 0.
Frae-aJm*: *M Frankaunofcm.
Free-hanklnsr *y>t<<m 3-346c.
FREE BAPTISTS ll-«9d ;
Indian mlaalon 18-587c.

FREEBENCH tin ln» ) ll-Tol..
Freeboard muni.) 34-8
24--.U7.. ; 24-'.. ••...-.

.

879d ;

-... ; -. •..-.
Freeborn. lake, Minn. 18-450

— Co.. Mmn. 18-550 (1)7).
Freehridge. dlst.. Norf. 18-

T48b.

Frr.-l.niv. III. 14-304 (C5).
— . Pa. ti-106 III I i
Free cell formation 21-7691..

— central plaoentatlon (boU)
10-

— Chapel 8-4500,

— Church 8-345a.

— Church Council 7-31 lo.

— CHURCH FEDERATION
11-Ti'l. : 17-2.HH.

in-h liirls' (iuild ll-7i>o.

— CHURCH OF ENGLAND
llO'.l ; 9-IJl.i.

— Church of Italy 11- .

— CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
11-71« : \V. Ciinnmitiiani 7-
633d; dispute with t'nit.-,!
Free Church 27-597o; mls-
stons 18-587b; Rainy 22-
863b; statistlos 24-467a ;
union with Reformed Pros-

rlans 5-51ua; union
with United Presbyterian
Church 11-7 Id. See alto
United Free Church of
Scotland.

Free classic style (arch.) 2-
i.i .1..

rr.-- . -.in|..in •••> 2-.;'-;i: in
Fran.-.- 1O-»'.'I.-.

— Congregations, The Re-
Ugious Society of ll-771b.

Freed. Pa. 21-106 (D5).
Freedman : Roman 25-2 19d ;

naiiies 19-158d ; Teutonic

28-6- M.
FREEDMEN-S BUREAU 11-

751. ; 27-713d.
Freedom. Ind. 14-422 (D6).

. Ml. 17--
— . Me. 17-

— N.U. 19-490 (KI).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— O. : tet Alliance.

— Okla. 28-58 (Bl).
- Pa. 21-106 (B4).

Freedom, Degrees of 17-958a ;

17-9630 ; 17-990b.
— .League of : tet League of

Freedom.

— of Speech : tee Speech,
freedom of.

Free Education Act (1891) 22-

1-7.1.
Free-falling tools (in boring) 4-

•-' ..ia.

Free Food League (Unloni.it)
3-253a; 8-131 d.

FREEHOLD, N.J. 11-7 Jd ; 19-
502 (D3).

FREEHOLD (law) ll-76b ;
abatement of l-7c ; Interest
11-76O ; rights of common
8-7 8 le ; seisin 24-589b.

Free labourers 25-1 027c.

Freeland. Md. 17- -.^ (Fl).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F6).
-. O. 28-26 (O5).

FREELAND. Pa. 11-7 Oc ; 21-
106 <L.U

— , Wyo. 28-874 .

— Park. Ind. 14-422 (C3).
FreeUndville, Ind. 14-1.'.'

(' -7 i.

Freab. cape, Nfd. 19-479 (D2).
Freeman. Captain (explorer)

21-'."'. ;.|.

— . Col. Edward 28-266a.
— . EDWARD AUGUSTUS 11-

76c : Froude attacked 11-

•-'V.M ; hhrirs 17- , |i:.l.
— . George (cricketer) 7-143a.
— . J. R, (engineer) 14-42b ;

" Krr-cman. Mrs " (duchess ol
Marlborough) 2-65b.

...rim*"™

17-434(114).

l"

rt.Dak. 88-M>fl<IU).
V a. 28-11" < i
\V.V«. 88-560 <*4V
t. i .').

•

— , «lr.. An I. lS-7'.Ua.
FREEMAN 11-77.1: 4-271.;
r> oompaue*

16--: ,m cooqoi '

9-1 . 86-eSl

rijsjimi llnf i I ((aiiulv) : ire

ItiuVmUhi. baron* and earl

oC*

Freemanon. dlst., Sam. : me

\\ .
FlMBiansburg. W.Va. 28-560

Freeman'* Farm : battle

(1777)1-8430,
Frttman't Journal 19-i65d.
Freeman'* roll 11-78*,

Run. riv.. Pa. 21

Khool. Wi-llirut-
28-507c.

Freeman'* Khool.
boniUKh 28-507c.
— white ipiitiiiriit) 21-5990.
Fnviiiuntli-, llantH. 2S-«U1

Tun Act (1880) 4-

Freemason, bis.. La. 17-54

(E4).

FREEMASONRY ll-T8b ;

Frau in ; Italy IS-

81o ; M.-M.-O 18-339c:
Sweden 15-867a ; United
States t-1271.. ll-222b.
Free Methodists (U.S.) 18-

297b ; 18-294a.
Fret-port, Fla. 10-540 (OS).
FREEPORT. 111. 11-8.V ; 14-
304 •

In. I. 14-422 (F5).
Mi-. 17-434 (BS).
Midi. 18-372 (E7).
Minn. 18-55(1 (C5).
N.V. 19-596 (F4).
— , O. 20-. -'i (114).
— , O. (Prairie Depot P.O.) 20-

-•r, ,i IV,

— , Pa. 21-106 (C4).
Fre«iK>rt doctrine (VS.) 11-

FREE PORTS 11-8MU

— Presbyterian Church (Scot-
land) 24-466d ; 11-740.

— Presbyterian Church
22-292d.

— rood mouthpiece 18-UI71. ;
22-9740,

— REED VIBRATOR 11-
86d.

— I tc 110008 Association (U.S.)
27-59*d.

— Russian Press 13-403b.

— School of Charles I., Dub-
lin : nee Blue Coat Hospital,
Dublin.

FREESIA ll-S7r.

Freu-sllver coinage (UJ3.) 8-

3a: 4-697 b.

Freeeoll. Mich. 18-372 (D5).
FREE SOIL PARTY (U.S.) 11-

87d; 27-701b.

— Sons of Israel (U.S.) 11-
•.-.'•-•I..

Fneetone, Kv. 15-740 (E2).
FREE-STONfi ll-88a ; 25-

959c ; S-8060,
Freestone Co.. Tex. 26-. '.'.m

(L4).
Free-tailed baU 8-244b ; 27-

634a; skull 6-240a ; wing

6- .'41s,

FrerOiinJcer. The 4-44b.
Free-thinking : tee Rational

Freetown, Can. 19-831 (Cl).

(Sierra Leone)

. ; 11-2(11

FREETOWN
\V \f. 1
2S-.'.6b.

FREE TRADE ll-->d : 26-
1231. : 4-613h ; Anitlo-
Fn-nch treaty (I860) 9-569b;
Austria- Murararr S-20d ;
Ilriitht 4-:.B7d ; Cobdi-n 6-
B08c ; controversy (190S) 8-
909b. 5-132a. 8-1 Slo : Dan-
ish corn trade 8-37a : France
3-501*, 24-275b ; Hume's
attitude 13-H83C ; taxation
In rH. ,:...!! i.. 9-f... I. 28-
4«3b : Tiinrot 27-115d ;
UJS. (inti-r-t.iT... l4-7!2a.

— Union. Vn. 28-ll« il'

— fniversltr. Amsterdam 1-

— utilities 28-

Freenile, N.Y. 19-596 (D3) :

l*-ei7r.
Free warn-n 11-1 Ha.

— wheel 3-915d: 7-684b.
Frw- will : tee Will. Freedom

of •

Freewill Baptists : tee Free
Bapttata.

Freo-willvn : in Free) Bap-

FfMMOUt. mt, Omg. 19-242

Freezing mixture 4-9T Id; 11-

..i

moSeculif dipr*ssli)D '"ll-
37lb. 98-Mlb : olta 28- I.MI ;

--
.t

i;ji>. 27-99M.

9-2200,
Fracatldae : ttr Frigate-bird.

LAI i : ; 18-

) ; Latin <••
revolt 1 1 i .•

inn. It. : »"<'eprano.
.11 is-.-';

do la SU-rra. Sp. 28-
._J); 3-1-Li
Freghl Road, channel. Malta

17-508 I A

Fregiluptu (to~.il) 3-97 Id ; 3-

iTta - •
Frehel, cape. FT. 18-778 (C3).

11-

Frel. Han* 18-2c.

Freiberg, Helnrich von : tee
Heinrieh von Freiberg.

Freiberg. AUK. 3-4 (F2).

FREIBERG (Frcyberg), Oer.
(Sax.) 11-921. ; 11-808 (D3);
anenlc 2-65 Ib ; battle
(1762) ll-54d: Bergakad-
emie ll-92b : brasses In
Cathedral 4-434a : mi»-
plckel 18-5790 ; sliver 22-
490d, 22-iWBa, 2S-880a.

Frelbergen. mt*., SwiU. 98-
142 (B2).

Froiberger Mulde, riv., Oer.
18-959b.

Freiberg process 25-1 Ho.

FREIBURG, Oer. (Silesia) 11-
92d ; 11-808 <F3) ; battle
(1762)ll-92d.

— , town and canton. SwiU. :
tee Fribourg.

— 1M BREISGAU. Oer.
(Baden) ll-'.i.M ; 11-808
(A5); battle (1644) ll-93b ;
cathedral ll-92d. 24-492a,
2-406b: siege (1638) 3-801c;
liege (1677) 8-735a: siege
. I7li) 9-884a: university
ll-'.r.M. 27-759b ll-823a.

— unter dem Furstenstcln,
Oer. : tee Freiburg, Qer.
(Silesia).

FRE1DANK (Vrtdanc) 11-94C ;

11-7860 ; 21-(U>9d.
Frelenlmcli. Swiu. 24-395d.
FRE1ENWALDE, Ger. ll-94c;

l-'niirr-t.;i.-li. i ..T. 3-185a.

FREIESLEBENITE (Ulin.) 11-
94d.

Frelgericlito : tee Fehmlc
Courts.

FREIGHT ll-94d ; l-304b ;
3- Mia ; oompetiUon affect-
ing ratcH 24-iiS7a : effect of
trusts 27-335c : marine In-
surance 14-67 6c ; primage
22-324a ; rates 12-:i2:il,. 1-
476a. 12-4000.

freHieil. IHe 3-35c ; 18-903c.

I n-iliciukrieg : tee Libera-
tion. War of.

Fn-iherr (title) 3-423a.

FRE1LIGRATH. FERDIN-
and ll-'.M.l.

Frelmnnd Ralmar: tet
it. .1. M. F.

FREIND, JOHN ll-95b ; 18-
51a.

— , Robert ll-95b.

FREINSHEIM ( Frciushcmlus),
Johann ll-95e.

FREIRE. FRANCISCO JOSE
ll-'.i.'.cl : 22-n:i. I.

Freiachoffc 10-237a.

FREISCHUT2 (folklore) 11-

'•ill:. Der (Weber) 28-
I >7 . : 13-94a.

FREIS1NG. '.. r. ll-96a : 11-
808 (C4) ; medieval pawn-

.M-

•ili.-.. I'arty:»rf Deutaoh-
frvMnnige.
Kn-i-Spltie. mt., Ans. 28-242

Freistadt, Aus. 3-4 (D2).
—.Oer. 11-808 (r
FreMatt. Mo. 18-608 (C4).

: 1 10--.':i7l..
Freltag. Adam F. (engineer)

10-69 la.

FreltM, Venes. 27-989 (C2).
Frelwaldau. An*. 3-4 (El ) : 25-

— . Oer. 11-808 (E3).
Freixlanda. Port. 25-530 (A3).

(A3) ; P-iHh.

. , :. > • 10.

_. Tex, 28-«90 (l.«).
iiamorta, pmm. Alp* 1-

Fremantlr. Admiral Mtr E. 28-

765a ; 19- 4 4 3d.
FREMANTLE, W.Au*. 11-

96d ; 2-960 (A6) ; aqueduct

7-7 7a : ihlpplng .tati»Uo*

28-54ta.

Fremdenlndoetrle 3-794d.
FREMIET. EMMANUEL 11-

96d; St-609a (PL V1I1.); 24-

510b.

iia, Aby. l-90b.
FREMONT. JOHN CHARLES

11- •

i ..|.,r.,.|.,6-:j :>. . '.r...- - ill

Lake explored S7-818C ;
Shenandoah Valley cam-

imwii 24-83&C.

Fremont. la. 14-731 (E3).
— . Ind. 14-422 (111).
i. 18-37 2 (E6).
FREMONT. Neb. ll-9Sb ; 19-

324(113).

— N.C. 19-772 (HJ).
— . N.ll. 19-490 (£6).
FREMONT, O. 11-981. ; 20-26

.

.li 27-814 (C4).
\\ i-. 28-740 (E4).
UU., Utah 12-422a.
lake. Mich. 18-372 (D-E0).
int.. \\yn.28-

— .pass, Colo. 8-722 (D2) ; 8-
719a.

— , rir., Utah 27-814 (D4).

— Center. N.Y. UV596JK-P4).

— Co., Colo. 8-72» (E3); 8-
7JI. .

— Co., la. 14-732 (1)4).

— Co., Ida. 14-276 (C-D3) ;
14-27*: anil full.

— Co., Wyo. 28-874 (C-E3).
Fremont la 13-773d.
Fremont'M Butte, int., Colo.

8-722(01).

— Pass, mt., Nev. 8-8 (Dl).

— Peak, nit., Wyo. ll-97b.
FREMY, EDMOND (chemist)

ll-9Hc; 11-5710.
Fn-na camera 21-5058,
Frenatae 18-470d.
FRENCH. DANIEL CHESTER

ll-98d ; 24-516b; 24-. ',"7

ill. VI..

— , E. D. 4-233b.

John 27-'.'04a.

— , NICHOLAS ll-99a.

— . William 11. 15-769C ; 2-
124c.

French, Mex. 18-318 (Fl).

. Viet. 28-a» (El); 28-
37 d.

— , tale, N.O. 19-487 (F2).

— . riv.. Can. (Qeorglan Bay)
20-114 U>vJ):20-114b.

— , riv.. Con. (James Bay)
114 (Dl).

— , riv.. Conn, and Haas. 17-

French Academy : tee Aca
demie t'runcatoe.

1 r. i,, li ArapUes, hill, Sp. 24-
57c (plan).

French art : Barblzon school
3-S88d; illuminoteil
18-525b and foil.. 14-3161) ;
Illii-trationl4-324b ;jewclry
15-370b ; mi-da Ls 18-2b, 19-
898c; metal-work 18-2 lie,
18-213C, 21-799a ; minia-
ture-. 18-527c ; painting,
modern 2O-oOv!d, 2O-498c ;
pastel 20-891H. 20
porcelain 5-7 19u. 5-751d ;
pottery 5-7 37 d ; Renaissance
period 23-9< id : sculpture 24-
492a, 24-499b, M-508a ;
wood-engraving, modern 28-
7:i-.i L

— bean : tee Kidney bean.
Bible Bo i • . t-9* -
btU irdi 3- • ..

— boston (card game) 4-297b.

— boxing : tee under Boxing.
French Broad, rlv.. Tenn. and

19-772 (B4); 28-625o ;
27-«15a.

French hull-dog 8-374 (PI. I.).
Minr, Ky. 15-7 III (K3).

'.-•
-

..

French chalk
M8t

— column (In distillation) 8-

— CM*. rlT_ PB.

• • : 11- ;

(IMI : KB-.XNU.
— Criik. rtv.. W.Va.

11-790C;

ll-117d.8-49M;nl__
century ll-14.'.b; nollUcal
Influenae ll-i: :••. 12-«08a;
> drama ll-lS3e;

romantic ll-145a; «rren-
teenth century 11-I2IM. 8-
Sola, 12-946c : ^xteentk

11-I23C, 24-116b:
drama InflnenreJ

; theatre* 26-7SJB.

— drawing box (in woollen
manufacture) 28-»15a (fig.).

— East India Company : tee
Compagnle de* Indes M
Com pagnle dea Indes Orient-

French Equatorial Africa :

— Frigate Shoal, net. Haw.
13-- 1 •!;..,.

French Fury. The (1583) 13-
:.'•.

— gardening 13-776c.

— Grant (In Ohio) ll-«20d.
French Guiana (OuraneL

8.Am. ia-681d; 12-674
(map) ; boundary dispote 4-
462r ; Brazilian occupation
4-458a; penal colony
founded 8-.'>9o.

FRENCH GUINEA (PJvleres
• In *ud). W.Af. ll-10Sa ; 11-
204 (map) ; boundary settle-
ment*. 18-539a ; Waima inci-
dent 25-i6d.

— Gulch, Cat 8-8 (Bl).

— Hoek. dist.. Cape OoL 5-
227d ; 25-875a.

French boneymckle 13-«57b ;
13-767c ; as fodder l»-554d.
17-5090.

— hood 7-240b.

— horn : tee Horn. •
Frcnohing: tee Wilt disease of

cotton.

FRENCH LANGUAGE 11-
103c : 21-426a; in Breton
literature 5-650b ; diction-
aries 8-192b; In England
(Norman period) 9-590o, 2-
31 d. 9-4740 ; Fraoch-Ice-
landic 24-293d ; hi Inter-
national treaties 27-i30a ;
In Italian literature 14-898o;
medieval handbooks 2-34a ;
the Pleiade ll-122c; Vance-
Ian 27-95 4 d.

French Lick. Ind. 14-422 (D7):

...

FRENCH LITERATURE 11-
11 »d : 16-7841. ; drams, sec
French drama : Engusta
literature, mfluence of 9-
(11 I, 9-'.:-. 9- . 1. 16-
784d ; Portuguese literature
Influenced 22-156a ; Spantah
literature tofluenced 25-
S84d ; Swedish literature
influenced 28-2 16d. 26-2 19d.
See alto Couplet, Epigram.
Essay, &o.

Frenchman (tool) 4-521b.

Frenchman Creek, riv.. Can.
and Mont. 14-276 (Fl) ; 24-
225 (A3).

— Creek, rlv.. Neb. and Colo.
8-722 (111).

Frenchman'*, bay. He. 17-434

(D4);3-399d.
French man's, bay. N.S.W. 28-

in • .

French marigold 17-7 18d.
Frenchpark. Ire. 14-744 (C3).
French partridge : tet Red-

tened partridge.
French Pass, str.. N.7.. 19-OI4

Frerx-h pitch : tee Dl*. paeon

nor
FRENCH POLISH ll-154b ;

20-4580.

— purple (dye) 2-S«7d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

FREN-FUAN

FRENCH REVOLUTION, THE
(1789) ll-154e ; 10-853a ; 9-
932c ; assignats 2-781b
Austria 3-1 Id ; Burke on 4-
831a ; Danton 7-817C, 11-
163c and foil. ; England's
attitude 9-550b, 26-374c
12-586c ; festivals 10--.".1 la
finance S-85a ; Germany 11-
862b ; Girondists 12-49b, 11-
159a and foil. ; Holy Homan
Empire 9-355a ; Huguenots
13-S67c; Jacobins 15-117b,
ll-159a and foil. ; Jews 15-
407c ; law and institutions
10-919d ; Mirabeau 18-
568b, 11-l.V'U and foil. .
monasticism 18-690d ; navy
19-306c ; newspapers 19-
574a ; papacy 20-7 1 la:
Robespierre 23-1171), 11-
163c and foil. ; Spain 25-
553c ; Switzerland 26-257b.
See also France, sections
History and Law and Insti-
tutions.

— revolution (1848) : see Re-
volution of 1848.

— revolutionary calendar : see
Republican calendar.

FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY
Wars 11-17 la: 9-932d
10-854d; (maps)ll-175foll.,
25-603, 19-218; armies 2-
619a, 2-601c; artillery 2
68Sb; column and skirmishes
14-523 (Plate) ; England 9-
552c, 24-557d; German cam-
paign 11-1 S2a ; Italian cam-
paign (1793-97) ll-184a,
<1799)ll-195b; naval opera-
tions ll-203a, 19-308a ;
Netherlands campaign 11-
172d ; Portugal 22-lSOd ;
Savoy 24-255d ; Spain 25-
553d ; strategy 25-989b ;
Swiss campaign ll-194c.

French River, Can. 20-114
(D2).

— Rocks, India 14-382 (O13).
French Holla (records) 22-960c.
French ruff (card game) 28-

S93a.

— sable (fur) ll-355d.

— School at Athens 2-841a ;
Delos 7-97 Ib ; Mantincia
17-605d ; Tegea temple 26-
504c.

French Settlement, La. 17-54

(B6).
French shroud knot 15-874a.

— sole : see Sand sole.
French Somaliland : see

Somaliland, French.
French sorrel 25-434d.
French Sudan, dist., Fr.W.Af.

24-643C ; ivory 15-92rt.
Frenchton, W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
Frenchtown, Mich. : see

Hqnoe.

— , Mont. 14-276 (B-C2).
— , N.J. 19-502 (B2).
French truffle (hot.) 27-322d

(OK.).

French Tillage, IH. 14-304
(B5).

Frenchville. Me. 17-434 (Dl).

— , Pa. 21-106 (F3).

FRENCH WEST AFRICA 11-
205a ; 11-204 (map) ; inter-
national rivalries l-348a
foil., 16-539a ; telegraph
system l-357a.

French West India Company
28-547c; 12-578d.

Frend, William 6-678c.

Frenda, Alg. 1-643 (B2) ; 1-
S46d.

Frendlesman 20-381b.

Freneau, Philip (poet) l-833a.

Frenela 26-440b.

Frene, Pio du, mt., Alps 1-
742b.

Frenicle de Bessy, Bernard 1-
97d; 17-SlOc.

Frenier, La. 17-54 (C6).

Ftenois, FT. 24-575b ; 24-575
(plan).

Frensham, Sur. 9-424 (IV.
A4) ; 28-436d.

Frenssen, Gustav 11-798C.

FRENTANI, tribe, It. ll-205c;
15-26d ; ethnic suffixes 23-
965d ; territory 15-26
(E3-4).

Frento, riv.. It. : see Fortore,
riv.. It.

Frentrum, It. ll-205d.

Frenulum (entomol.) 16-465d.

— praeputii (anat.) 23-131d.
FREPPEL, CHARLES EMILE

ll-205d.
Frequency (sound) 25-439b ;

25-439d ; 25-445b.
— , Lawsof22-390d; 22-402b.
Frequent-draining : see Fnr-

row draining.
FRERE, SIR HENRY BARTLE

Edward ll-206a ; ll-802c ;

Bombay 4-189d ; S. Africa

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

25-4750, 5-241b, 9-576d, 28-

1053c.
Frere, James Hatley : blind

alphabet 4-69a.
— , JOHN HOOKHAM 11-

207b.
FRERE, PIERRE EDOUARD

ll-207d.
FRERE-ORBAN, HUBERT

Joseph Walther ll-207d ; 3-

678c.
Freres de Saint Jean de Dieu

4-65a.

FRERET, NICOLAS ll-208b.
Freretown, Br.E.Af. 4-601

(B3) ; 4-603a.
FRERON, ELIE CATHERINE

11-2080.
-— , LOUIS MARIE STANIS-

las ll-208d ; 10-857d.
Frescati, Stockholm, Swed. 25-

935 (Al).
Freschen, Hoher, mt., Aus. :

see Hoher Freschen.
Fresco, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E6).
FRESCO ll-209a ; 20-484d ;

Abyssinian l-89b ; modern

revival 27-973d, 19-26c ;

Roman painting 23- 1 -Oil.

19-22a (Plate) ; Raphae

22-905a.
FRESCOBALDI, GIROLAMO

ll-209a.

— , Matteo 14-903C.
Fresco Secco 20-488b.
.lakob 26-216d.
FRESENIUS, KARL REMIG-

ius ll-209b ; 6-61b.
— , Remigius Heinrich 11-

209b.

— , Theodor Wilhelm ll-209b.
Freshtield, Douglas W. 18-

938d ; 18-939a ; 15-68 ja ;

23-947b; Caucasus (descrip

tion) 5-552a.
— , Edwin 16-954d.
Freshfleld, Lanes. 16-139 (A2).
Freshford, Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Fresh Kill, N.Y. : see Green

Ridge.

Freshman 3-659d.
Fresh Pond, lake. Mass. 17-

852 (B3).

Freshwater, Cal. 5-8 (Bl). •
FRESHWATER, I. of W. 11-

209c ; 9-420 (III. D5).
— .bay, C. Verde Is. : tee

Preguica.

— , bay. Ire. 14-744 (F5).
— , bay, Nfd. 19-479 <C2).
— , bay, N.G. 19-487 (E3).
— , bay, Wales 21-8 la.
Fresh-water canal, Egy. : see

Ismailia canal.
Freshwater East, bay, Wales

9-428 (V. B4).

— Gate, I. of W. ll-209c; 28-
627a.

Freshwater shrimp 8-19b.

— spider 25-667a.
Fresh-water sponge 25-724a :

25-727b ; distribution 25-

729a, 25-729d.
Freshwater West, bay, Wales

9-428 (V. A4).
Freskin, Hugh (of Sutherland)

26-1 70c.
Fresnaye, Vauquelin de la 11-

123b.
Fresnay 1'Eveque, FT. 10-778

(E3).

— snr-Sarthe, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Fresne, Simon de : see Simon

de Fresne.

FRESNEL, AUGUSTIN JEAN
ll-209c ; 8-251b ; double
refraction 23-27d ; interfer-
ence 14-686c ; lens 16-633d ;
light theory 16-620d : polar-
ization 21-933c. 21-936a.

— , Fulgence 15-781a.

— , Leonor : dioptric lights 16-
635a.

Fresnel's bands 14-686d.

— integrals 8-251d.

— wave surface 26-119b ; 7-
586d.

— zones 8-239a.

Fresnes, Fort de, Fr. 23-54c.
Fresne-St-Mames, Fr. 10-778

(G4).
Fresnes-en-Wo6vre, Fr. 10-778

(G3).
Fresnes les Rungis, Ft. 10-778

(C6) ; prison 20-812b, 22-

364a.
FRESNILLO. Mex. ll-209d ;

18-318 (E3); 28-949a.
FRESNO, Cal. ll-210a ; 5-8

(D3) ; electric plant 5-14d ;

rainfall 5-9b.
— , riv., Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— Co.. Cal. 5-8 (C-D3) ; 27-
483b : flume 2-245C.

FRESNOY, CHARLES AL-

phonse du 11-21 Ob.
Fressingfield. Suff. 9-424 (IV.

E2).
Frestel (mus.) : tee Syrinx.

Fresvik Brae, glacier, Nor. 19

804 (B2).

Freswick, Scot. 24-412 (Fl).
FRET (diet.) ll-210b. .

— (heraldry) 13-322a.
Freta, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
Freteval: battle (1194) 21-

379b.

Fret greywacke (geol.) 8-12,'nl.
Frctiau (mus.) : see Syrinx.
Fretigney, Fr. 10-778 (U4).
Frettenham, Norf. 9-424 (IV.

El) ; 19-746b.
Fretum Gallicum, str., Medit. :

see Bonifacio, str.

— Siculum, str.. It. : see
Messina.

Fret-work 11-2 lOc.
Freuchie, Scot. 24-418 (E2).
— , estate, Scot. 12-360d.
— , lake, Scot. 24-418 (Dl); 8-

680d.
Freudenberg, Ger. (Baden) 17

431b.
— , Ger. (Westphalia) 11-808

(A-B3).

Freudeuburg, Joseph 13-7 09c.
FREUDENSTADT, Ger. 11-

210c ; 11-808 (B4).
Freudenthal, Aus. 3-4 (El) ;

25-92c.

Freund, August 6-5 Id.
— , Hermann : cancer 5-I76c ;

emphysema 9-347b.
— , Leopold 28-888a.
— , Martin : aconitine l-152a ;

berberine 3-764d ; ketones

15-762b.

— , WILHELM ll-210d.
Freundschaftshohe, mt., Aus.

5-347a.

Freux, Belg. 3-668 (F4).
Frevert (chemist) : cadmium

4-931b.
Freville, Sir Baldwin de :

championship claim 8-755d.
Frew, ford of, Scot. 10-679C ;

5-941b.
FREWEN, ACCEPTED

(Stephen) ll-210d; 28-

928c.

Frewsburg, N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
Frey, Agnes : see Durer,

Agnes.

— , Jakob (novelist) 26-264b.
— , J. L. (theologian) 28-5B4d.
— , Joannes Caecilius 17-192c.
— , V. (physiologist) 25-681c.
FREY(Frcyr)(myth.)ll-211a;

26-1 97c ; 26-684a.
Freya (myth.) : see Ftigg.
Freyberg, Ger. : see Freiberg.
FREYBURG (Freyburg an der

Unstrut), Ger. 11-21 la ; 11-

808(III.plO).
FREYCINET, CHARLES

Louis de Saulces de 11-21 la :

10-87 7c: 10-900d ; Dreyfus

case 10-883a ; Egyptian

policy(1882)10-896c ; New-
foundland fisheries 19-484a.
— , LOUIS CLAUDE DESAUL-

ses de 11-211C.
— , Louis Henri (1777-1840)

11-211C.
Freycinet. pen in., Tas. 26-4 3 S

(B2) ; 26-438d.
Freyer. P. Johnston 4-31b.
FREYIA (myth.) ll-212a ; 26-

684a; 8-9"22b.
Freylinghausen, Anastasius :

hymns of 14-189d.
Freyng, Peter : see Payne

Peter.

Freyr (myth.) : see Frey.
Freyre Obturator 20-206b.
Frevstadt, Ger. (Bav.) 11-808

(C4).

— . Ger. (W.Pnis.) 11-808 (G2).
FREYTAG, GEORG WIL-

helm Friedrich ll-212a.
— , GUSTAV ll-212a ; 11-

796b.
— , Heinrich Wilhehn von 11-

174d.

Freyung, Ger. 11-808 (D4).
Frezzi, Federigo 14-902d.
F.R.G.S. l-29a.
F.R.Hist.Soc. l-29b.
F.R.H.S. l-29a.
Fria, mt,, Mex. l-427c.
Friant, Emile 20-505a.
" Friant " (Ft. cruiser) 24-

912b.
FRIAR 11-212C ; 18-689d ;

24-353a.

Friar-bird 13-656b ; 18-497a.
Friarpoint, Miss. 18-600 (Bl).
Friar's balsam 3-757a.
Friars Eremites : see August-

inians.

Friar's heel : see Sun stone.
Ftiarside, Dur. 28-588a.
Friars Minor : see Franciscans.

— of the Sac 16-960c.

— Preachers : see Dominicans.
Friarton (Moncrieffe), isl., Scot.

21-260b.

Friar Tuck 17-428c; 18-
873c.

Frias, Juan de Velasco, con
stable of Castile and duke
of 12-728a; 8-.'i.-:.a.

— , Tomas4-176c.

Frias, Arg. 2-461c.

— , riv., Chil. 6-144C.

F.R.I.B.A. l-29b.

FR1BOURG, Switz. 11-2131) ;
26-242 (C3) ; bridge 4-536d;
confederation (1481) 26-
253b ; Geneva alliance 11-
590a ; university 27-769C,
8-403C.

FRIBOURG, canton, Switz.
ll-212d; 26-242 (C3).

Frichot, Emile 10-552d.

Frick, Switz. 26-242 (El).

Fricke, Karl E. R. 19-861b.

Frickley Hall, Yorks. 28-!Ki3
(D2).

Frickthal, dist., Switz. 26-
25Sa ; 20-2510 : l-3d.

FRICTION ll-214b; 17-1011c;
14-59b ; angle of 17-956d ;
bearings 3-581b ; tire 10-
399d ; floating ships 24-
940c ; heat 17-1013b, 18-
657a; liquids 14-57c ; lubri-
cation 17-89b ; rolling, see
Rolling resistance ; sliding,
law of 17-956d ; stability
17-996a ; steam turbine 25>
843a; tidal 26-94 4 d, 26
958a.

Frictional machines 9-176a.

Frietiou-breccia (geol.) : see
Crush -breccia.

Friction clutch 17-1013b ; 22-
642c.

— , coefficient of 11-2 14d ; air
14-67c ; lubricated surfaces
17-87d.

— cone 17-1013b.

— strap 17-1013».

— tube 20-200b.

Frida, Emil : see Vrchlicky,

J aroslav.

Frida, isl., Scot. 3-426d.
Fridank (poet) : see Freidank.
Friday, isl.. Queens. 26-904c.
FRIDAY (day) ll-215a.
Friday Harbor, Wash. 28-354

(Bl).
Friday Street Club : see Bread

Street Club.
Fridaythorpe, Yorks. 9-416

(II. Fl).
Fridericianum museum, Casscl,

Ger. 5-457d.
Friderico-Augustanxis Codex :

see Sinaiticus, Codex.
Frideslar, Ger. : see Fritzlar.
Frideswidc, St. 20-405C ; shrine

of 20-408a.

Fridlander, E. D. 8-7 14d.
Fridley, Minn. 18-550 (D5).
— , Mont. 14-276 (D3).
Fridolin (monk) 26-249b ; 12-

78d.

Friedau. Switz. 26-242 (D2).
Friedherg, Aus. 3-4 (D3).
FRIEDBERG, Ger. (Bav.) 11-

215b.

— IN DER WETTERAU, Ger.
(Hesse-Darmstadt) ll-215b;
11-808 (II. m8).

Friede (Anglo-Saxon law) : see

Wite.

Friedeberg, Ger. (Branden-
burg) 11-808 (E2).
Friedeburg, Ger. (Sax.) 11-808

(III. plO).
Friedek, Aus. 3-4 (F2) ; 25-

92c.
FRIEDEL, CHARLES ll-215b;

26-1063a.

— , Theodor 24-514C.
Fricdel and Crafts reaction 11-

215c ; 6-SOlc.

Friedenau, Ger. 3-788 (map).
Fricdens. Pa. 21-106 (D5).
Friedenshnrg, Pa. 21-106 (K4).
Friedenskirche, church, Pots-
dam 22-210b.
Friedenson, A. 20-501d.
Friedensville, Pa. 21-106 (M4).
Friedericia, Den. : see Freder-

icia.
Friederikenhof, Ger. 3-788

(map).
Fricdewald, Ger. 11-808 (III.

nil).

Friedheim, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
FRIEDLAND, Aus. ll-215d ;

3-4 (Dl).
FRIEDLAND, Ger. (Mecklen-

burg-Strelitz) ll-215d ; 11-

808 (D2).
FRIEDLAND, Ger. (Prus.) 11-

215d : 11-808 (E2) ; battle

(1807) ll-215d, 19-224C.
— , Milrkisch, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
— , Preussisch, Ger. 11 • 808

(F2).
Friedlander, J. : on diamond

8-162C.
Ftiedlander, J. R. : blind

alphabet 4-69a.
— , Karl : on pneumonia 20-

778a.

Friedlander, P. : indigo 14-

486b.
Fricdlingen: battle (1702)25-

FRIEDMANN, MEIR 11-216C.
Friedrich (Christian name) :

see Frederick.
FRIEDRICH, JOHANN 11-

216d ; on Constitulum Con-

stantini 8-409c.
— , Otto 20-513c.
" Friedrich der Grosse " (Ger.

battleship) 24-901d.
"Friedrich Karl" (Ger. cruiser)

24-9 12a.
FRIEDR1CHRODA, Ger. 11-

216d; 11-808 (III. oil);

12-769b.
Friedrichsberg, Schleswig, Ger.

24-334b.
FRIEDRICHSDORF, Ger. 11-

217a; 11-808 (II. m8).
Friedrichsen, Max 26-909C ;

26-909a.
Friedrichsfelde, Ger. (Baden)

11-808 (II. m9).
— , Ger. (Brandenburg) 3-788

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Ger. 11-

217a ; 11-808 (B5).
Friedrichshain hospital, Berlin

3-789b.
Friedrichshall, Nor. : see Fred-

rikshald.
Friedrlchshof, castle, nr. Kron-

berg, Ger. 26- l.'i lil.
Friedrichskoog, Ger. 8-24 (A4).
Friedrichsort, Ger. 8-24 (B4) ;

15-787b.
FRIEDRICHSRUH, Ger. 11-

217a; 11-808 (C2).
Friedrichstadt, Berlin 3-786a.
— , Dresden 8-574c ; 8-577a

(plan).

— , Dusseldorf 8-713a.
— , Ger. (Schleswig-Holstein)

8-24 (B4) ; 20-13c ; 23-82b.
— , Magdeburg 17-301a.
— , Neisse 19-350d.
— , HUBS. 23-872 (B-C4) ; 7-

320d.
Friedrich -strasse, Berlin 3-

786a.
Friedrichswerder, Berlin 3-

790a.
Friedrichswerth, Ger. 11-808

(III. olO).
Friedrich von Hausen (poet)

ll-785d ; 18-548a.
Friedrich-Wilhelm, canal, Ger.

20-2d ; 25-737b.
Friedrich Wilhclnishafen, N.G.

19-487 (E2) ; 19-489.d.

— Wilhelm's Institut, Berlin
26-128d.

— Wilhelm University, Berlin:
see under Berlin.

Friedsam (Seventh Day Bap-
tists) : see Beissel, Johann
Conrad.

Fried's Cave, Mo. 18-608C.

Friend, Sir John 6-689a.

Friend, Neb. 19-324 (G4).

Friendlies(Arab troops) 9- 129c.

Friendly, W.Va. 28-560(B-C2).

• — , isls., I'ac.O. : see Tonga,
archip.

Friendly benefit 27-145d.

— numbers (math.) 19-863b.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES 11-

217b ; 24-245d ; 14-657d ;
building societies, sec Build-
ing Societies ; nominations
28-657a.

— Societies Acts ll-218b ;
child-insurance 6-138d.

— Society of Ironfounders 27-
144c.

Friend of God from the Ober-
land 19-655b.

Friends Creek, riv., Ind. 14-
422 (D7).

Friends' Foreign Mission As-
sociation 18-587C.

Friendship, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G7).

— , Me. 17-434 (C4).

— , N.C. 19-772 (B-C1).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— , Tenn. 26-620 (B2).

— , Wis. 28-740 (D5).

Friendship : Aristotle 9-822a ;
Cicero 6-357a ; Jeremy Tay-
lor 26-470b; Plato 21-811d.

Friends' Missionary Society
(U.S.) 18-587C.

— Mission in Syria and Pales-
tine 18-587C.

Friends of God (relig. soc.) 19-
126c; 26-452d; literature
19-655b.

— of the People (Engl. soc.) 9-
551d; 12-586d; 10-942b.

— of Truth (Fr. soc.) : see
Amis de Verites.

FRIENDS, SOCIETY OF 11-
223a ; 9-421a ; affirmation
by 1 • 300c ; catechisms 5 •
506d ; co-education 6-637d ;
confession of faith (1675) 7-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

make full use of this Index It /* ettentlml to rcmd the

in*iriiLilt.n., jihcit on f'agc I.

. ..!

OromwvO ».49n,l ;
1-449

. I, ton.

I

.•i
— , Tenn. 18-410 •

• t, i i 14- mo

u. 3-1111, ;

i
PRIES. ELIAS MAGNUS 11-

— .JAKOB FRIEDRICH 11-

I4b.

— . JOHN II'.' i" i.
Pries. Va. 88- 1 1 - ' KM.
Krk~.
Prleecbe Oat. -tr.. 11..IL 13-

488 (HI).
Frtew. U.S-616d.
FRIESLAND ( \ rle-land). pror.

H.,11. ll-'M.'l. : i '•

It-- I -t. mnp): 11-
11 lanruageS-

—.East. dlst.. Ger. : tet East

I : . ,-, I.

— , Xew. M.. Arct-O. : tee

West Spitsbergen.

ilinn : tee Home

Tax Itcbelllon.
Frieie. Henry 3. 11-3784.
FRIEZE (arch.) 11-: -."1 : 0-

85 Ib; M-lSOb; Central

•

vkH-47Sd78O-177c,
— (fabric) 11

Frie»enveen, Holl. 13-588 (Dl).
" Friese of the Archers " 8-

7HK-: I-.::

Prig (myth) : tee Frimt.
Frigate. M., Ind.U. 24-751c;

FRIGATE (vpjwcl) ll-230d ;

23- i.i'.'li (tlk-.) ; 24-887a-
FRIGATE-BIRD ll-131a ; 3-

986b; 3-9771..
Frigento. It. 15-1 'KM.
FRIGG (myth.) ll-231c; 10-

141a; Lombards 18-932a ;

necklace 11-3764; St Ur-

rate 17-8040.

Frteid, cape. Can. 8-160 (M2).
FRIGIDARIUM 11-2310 ; 3-

4140.

Frihavn. Copenhagen 7-98c,
Frila (myth.) : tee Frigg.
Km-. I. A. (Norwegian writer)

19-si7a.

— , JOHAN ( I '.•.:-!, -'.,;.•-:>,.,;;)

Frili-y. Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Krilfonl. llerk».3-7830,
Krilmit 2-37a.
Frill-back pigeon B-l.v.'l..
Frilled lizanl 18-S24.I ; 18-

825b (flg.); skull 23-150d

(UK.).

- shark M-809O.
Frilling (ireol.) 10-598b.
Frimalre 11-170.1.
Frimann. C laus 10-8 16b.
— . Peter Harboe 10-816b.
FRIMLEY, Sur. ll-232a ; 16-

941 (B3).

— Green. Sur. 18-942 (B3).
FR1MONT. JOHANN MARIA

Philinp. 11-2-lla.
FhnwilU 10-352d ; lO-353b.

— biityraoea. canaria : tee
Canary.

— cannabina : tte Linnet.

— cardnelis : tee Goldflnch.

— chloris : tee Greenfinch.

— cocclnae 13-86b.

— ooelebs : tee Chaffinch.

— domestic* : tee House
sparrow.

— kawarahlba 12-541d.

— montana : tee Tree-sparrow.

— montlfringilla : tee Bramb-
ling.

— sinlca 12-541d.

— splnos : tee Siskin.

— t million 17-181*,
Fringillidae : tee Finch.

i«r reefs 7-132C,
Frlnton-on-Sea.Eiw.0-421 (IV.

E3) : 0-785a.
Frio. Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— . cape, Braz. 4-140 (17).
—.cape. QerAW.Af. 2S-n;ii

i-
— .riv.. C.R. 8-678 (D5) ; 7-

•_'.' , ,

— , riv.. Sp. 24-583a-
— , riv.. Tex. M-690 (17).

— Bayou, riv.. Ark. 1-551

— Co., Tex. M-690 (H-I7).
Frlonl. G. C. M. Duroc. due de :

srr Duroc,

. .list.. It. : wrFriull.
Kripp.«. A.2O-502C.
Fripps, M.. S.C. 1S-500 (B4).

. lake. Boot, 14- 1 1 -

i
Prison. J. I.. 80-Jota.

' I'll*, peata* Qtr.

11
Kills. Ml Ml \l I . ' . •

11. 11 I ) ; 0-

-,

^^^•fkrir.Oer 11- '
FIIISCHLtN. PHILIPP NIKO-

d..-nu. 11-.' .J ; 11-7 »M..
Prism. Ark 2

: , . "i.!... 10-.'.8
(114).

- Mill. Ida. 14-2791..
FRISI, PAOLO 11-2:12.1.
Frisia, nn, . ' 11-.' :|.| ;

11.

Frisian < ••uife-wlnn 22-286a.
FRISIAN ISLANDS, North S.
11-si.- < \

8-24 (A4>: IS-.'.-s (ll-fl);
naileries 27-222b.

FRISIANS (Friatl) (peopk ) 11-
234a: S3-6IH ,. i , ; 19-
413d: ,••• . •• 1't-
lan<ruaoe t8-67:il,. 11-777,1.
8-717<- : ln»Hll-776a.

fVMonum. Ui ll-234d : 11-

Frtslus, II. Gemma : tee
Oemina-Frisluft. H.

v. Mm*. 0-416(11. H3);
10-258,1.

.1. supposed M.. Atl.O.
M-U40.I.

!>:...••- l ' i 2S-I "•'...
Fristad. Swed. 18-190 ( H:i).
Frit (ceramics) 8-7 15b ; 18-

iiha.

Krit.-hton. I nd. 14-422 (C7).

Frit fly 8-S97C,

I KITH or FRYTH, JOHN 11-

— ,"Mary (17th cent.) 18-416C.
—.WILLIAM POWELL 11-

236a; 7-414.1.
— , W. rt. (sculptor) 24-505b ;

M-501d.

Frithborh ll-34d.
Frithlsern 12-273b ; 27-566b ;

13-93:ib; 27-850b.
FriUtiofttaga (Icelandlo saga)

14-239a.

Frith-stool 24-129d.
Frithwald (of Bernicla) 10-

7U.-U,.

— (of Surrey) 26-724a.

Frit illarla (hot.): *rr Frit illary.

— (zool.) : are Frit Illary but-
terfly.

— Imperialls : see Crown Im-
perial.

— nicleagris : tee Snake's
head.

FRITILLARY ll-236c ; 18-
683c ; 20-1701. (flg.) : 10-
580 (fig.); cultivated species
13-77" L
• butterfly 16-476d; 18-5604

Krit-a-ti. Anton: on blnN 20-

310d.
— , Gustav Theodor : on Kn-li-

men 4-87 Ic: on brain 18-

62a: onHottentotsl3-805b;

nn KaAnl5-818d; Mormy-

rldne 18-M-.-.
Frit^-he. c. r. II.: relief map

17-649C.
— , II. : terrestrial magnetism

17- - : : 17- : 17- - I..

Fritxla. Sweil. 28-190 (B3).
Km/. Hermann 2-918a.
FriUenflnh, pass. Switz. 28-

Ji-j . MX
Fritzlar, Herbort von and

Hermann von: tee Hcrbort

and Hermann.
FRITZLAR, Ger. ll-23Bd ;

11-808 (B3).
FriUlar, synod of (1269) 3-

,;-.-,.

Fritzsohe. C. J.2-47d.
Friuli. <i. f. M. Duroc. dnke

of : tee Duroc.
FRIULI (Kurlanel), dlst.. It.

and Aiis. ll-237a ; 15-1
1)1); 20-4 15c; IS-ld.

mil cattle : tee Kcggin

cattle.

Frlxlnghall. Yorks. 28-933 ( B 1 ).
.'umb. 0-411 (I.
: 7-615d.

FrObel. Julius 22-952d.
— : tee alto Froebel.
FROBEN (Fn.bfiilus). JOAN

nssll--' .-.71. : 9-729a.
FROBISHER. SIR MARTIN

11--: 11- .". -

Problsher Bay. Can. S-160

(Q3); ll-237d.
Prooester. hill, tilos. : geology

12-1330.

Frin

FREN-FUAN

meaii
<n«.i
(flit.).
119d:

't-
is

0-416 (II.

^^HlSb Cbea. 18-130 (OBX

MfaKBEL. FMII.IJIIICII W1L-
bslm Auxuit ll-2JHd ; 18-
• -

li-.'IOa.

Frog, lake. fan. 1-500 (III).
KHc... 11-JIOd: l-413d:
albliilKiii 1- "7i. : duration

18-

13-1 r 18-:.40d;

metamon>h.«in 11-llla
nerve nlm- 10-401 b
n-pniductlon 23-
»»»u. skeleton 3-524d.
'two Kcau.lata.
11-JIOd.

— (on brickwork) 4-519o; 4-
.: ,

FROG-BIT 11-J lit.; 14-112a.

— f... >• 20-XOb.

— flsh : trr Angler.
Fromtt (biologist) l-896c.
Froghall. Htafl». 8-201..
Frog-hopiH-r 7-tllOc,
Frogiuore. N.S.W. 10-538(14).
FHOGMORI

11--.' 1 1 1, ; 16-U42 (113).

I. llert.. 16-111-' (C2).
Frontier, Nor. 10-804 (Dl).
Frog-orchlH 20-17
Frog's eye 28-1 03Ha : 3-169c.
Frogtown. 1'a. 21-10B ( I •

ivct, bay. Nor. 10-804

Frill.biint. Sax. 11-808 (III.

FROHLICH. ABRAHAM

Emanuel 11-JII
— , 1-i'ior 6---I.-; 20-347d ;

21-'.'

— . L. 20-5 16a.
Kt..|.n.i. Mo. 18-608 (O 4).
FROHSCHAMMER, JAKOB
11-2 lie.

.rf, Ans. 5-822.1.
'.upelle, Bcl«. 3-668

F r. >ifii, i-l.. Nor. (N. Bentenhus)

19->ol i A-').

. Nor. (Trondhjem) 10-

804 (CD.
Kroifjor.l. fjord. Nor. (N. Bcr-

gi-nhii.-) 19-MU (Al).
— , fjord. Nor. (Trondhjem)

18-804 (Cl).
Kroila 2S-569d.
FROISSART, JEAN ll-242b ;

11-1 19c: 27-988a; Bcrners*

translation 3-800d.
Frolssy, FT. 10-778 <F2).
Froland, Nor. 19-sni (C3).

'm, lake, Huns. As. 3-

nad,

— . riv., linss.As. 3-215.1.
Frolona. Ga. 11-752 (A2).
Frttlunda, Swed. 28-190 (B3).
Kromberg, Mont. 14-276 (E3).
FROME-Som. ll-'-'46e; 0-4:;0

(VI. HI); (teolnev 2S-389a.
— , lake, S.Aus. 2-960 (G6).
— , riv.. Dorset. 0-420 (in.

: 8-434c.
— , riv.. Hereford. 0-420 (III.

B2); 28--

— , riv., Som. 18-1 •-'.•••!.
Froment, G. 8-550b.

FROMENTIN, ' EUGENE 11-

•1 Kid ; 20-:>o:ir ; ll-149a.
Fromm, E. l-532c.
— . O. l-705a.
FROMMEL, GASTON ll-247a.
Kronard, Kr. 18--i'J4d.
Fronboten 10-237 b.
FRONDE, THE 11-247C ; 10-

839b ; 24-58:!.!.
Ftondicularia 10-633c ; shell

lO-initi. lO-BSSd (ftK.)
Fronoten. Wales 4-646c.
Fronsac. Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Fronsadata, diet., Fr. 1O-778

(C4).

Kront. St 8-399.1 ; 21-1501..
Kront, mts.. Colo, and Mont.

6-711 (El): 27-»20d.
Frontal (of altar) l-762b.

— bone»-I96a: 14-261C.

— Iobc4-396c: 4-409C.

— mirror (med.) 28-134b.

— nerve 10-395c.

— sinus M-SOb.

— vein 17-969d.
Front bench 3-7 15d.
Krvntenac. Kan. 15-654 (113).

. Minn. IS-:,-." ,K'IV
FRONTENAC ET PALLUAU

L. de Buads, rnmte de 11.

149m; B-157c.
Frontcnay. FT. 10-778 (D4).
Frontera, Mex. 18-318 (O4) ;

28-313a.

Oo« Keb. 10- .'i . l . 1 1.

Hung, l tm

Pruut>ai»u»»^ Lsckm of 17-
Pront^Ban. Pr. t«-778 (PS).
FRONTINUS.SEXTUS JULIUS

11 '... : 2-.'ll. ; 2H

maths. 14-1 16a; style 18-

-• ••
FRONTISPIECE Ml.t.) 11-

: -

Frontlets: lee Phylactery.
MARCUS -

n»llu. 'll-lAOb;
18-266b.

OOR-

16-.

Fronton, Fr. 18-778 (K6).
I '.-r.i 8-440,

-na«al procea* 88-78c ;
18-9450.
Front. .nluiil ll-140b.

•lay (crotjuet) 7-.103.I.
Front lloyal. Va. l-732c ; 28-
118 <I»2) ; battle (1861) 1.
820.1. M-83fib.

Front to a flank (itrat.) 25-
-,. .

"•me. M.. Nor. 18-soo

.

Froome Selwood : tee Frome.
Fr..rirp. A. 25-1W*.
Froa, fiL Swed. 2O-358a.
FroKh, I'aul 20-7 7 4c.
Fronchouer, ChrUtopher 3-

1000.
FHOSINONE (Fruidno). It. 11-

»40o; 18-26 (D4); 18-4 ( D I ) ;

improvement farm* 15-1 1 1. :

;..,•.,: -'.,'. 25-- '..
FroaoTNor. 24-294a.
FROSSARD, CHARLES AU-

ru«* ll-25fid ; ll-7a ; 18-

::,,-',.
Froamltx-AIpe, mt«., Aua. 0-

.

Front, A.B. S-334C.
—.A. II. 17-31 Id.

— . F.dwin Ilrant S-890c.

— . John (Chartist) S-9S3d ; S-
It0a,

— , John (rebel) 0-55Id.
—.WILLIAM EDWARD 11-

250d.
Front, Colo. 8-722 (G2).

— . Tex. 28-690 (I,:i>.
FROST (meteorol.) ll-251a;

11-6621..
FroBtathlnjt, anc. dirt.. Nor.

19-MI7B.

FROSTBITEll-25Ic;18-878d.
FROSTBURG, Md. ll-251c ;

17-828 (111); !?-•<•.'-, I.
Frostbunf, Pa. 21-106 (D4).
FroHtorlcy, Dnr. 8-707b.
Fro-t-(!sh 18-(i20c.
Frost Shoal, reef. Haw. 13-84

(B3).

Frostvik, Swed. 10-800 (C2).
Froetvllle, Ark. 1-552 (1)4).
Frosunda, Swed. 15-935 (Al).
Frouundavik, Swed. 25-:<::.',

FROTHINGHAM, OCTAVIUS

Brook* ll-251d.
Frottola (drama) 8-504d ; 25-

406b.

Frotton (printitiK) 27-511C.
Frouard. Fr. 17-10d.
FROUDE. JAMES ANTHONY

ll-252a ; Carlyle 5-350d.

15-411a; Frm-man compared

ll-77c: mission to South

Africa S-2 1 1 h.

— , 1 1. E. 28-893C ; 24-893a ;
reaiatance experimontM 24-
943a; rolling of 8hirw 24-
937b ; screw propeller 24-

.

— , Kirhard Hurrell 0-563d ;
23-729b.

-. William 8-782d; 14-431,;
24-S93a ; fluid friction 14-
5Sc, 14-116C ; resistance ex-
perlments24-940c.»4-942a ;
rolling of ships 24-934C, 24-
936c ; screw propeller 24-

Frounce (falconry) lO-142b.
Frovl, Swed. 28-190 (C2).
Frowinus (Freawlne) 2-180.
Frowl : tee Guillemot.
Froxfleld. WUte. »-410 (III.

D4>

Froyle, Hants. 7-1 12c.
Frozenman's Creek. riv.ADak.

2S-.-.0.: <l--i: •-

Frozsn Strait. Arrt. 5-160 (M2).
F.RA (abbrev.) l-29b.

. (abhrev.) l-29b.
F.R.S.L. (abbrev.) l-29b.
Fniehtlirinitende Oesellnchaft

l-l"-.'r : 8-539d ; ll-782b.
Krnrti.lorll-171a.

•il-t.)10-«59c:ll-187b.
FRUCTOSE 11-253C ; 14-717C ;

18-IOfil. ; 28-33d.
Fructns medli temporis : tee

Annalla.

• -

140b.

>ty. I'.. 21-
y bantu *_
^n.il-77" O 1;.
FRflGONI, CARLO DIMO.

>,-.

Fml.Uiig and
(bankers) 0-1 1 3«.

— Water. Dr.. Mcut. 14-418
(111): B-MOb.

Pralt, III. 14-

FRUIT ll-'.'Ma ; oilture. tet

Fmlt and Kl<mrr Farmlnc ;

dMettoi I-.' 17.. 17-0873;

prahistorlo oavm 14-4004 ;

pressrvaHoo 10-
Fralta. iv.lo. 8-712
Fruit and Cider '

National 8-3634.
FRU IT AND FLOWER PAHM-

Ing 11-261x1 ; 13-7754 ; dap*

Colony 8-133li : Scotland 14-

413o ; United »tate» l-420b.

s-r.', . ii-.---
Frultu de eonde : tee Omet

Fruil-baU8-241a: 18-976a-
KrulUlale. Ala. 1-460 (Al).
" Fruiterer " (ship) 84-H7B*.
Fruiterers Comjiany 18-81 la.
Fruit flies 8-S97b.

— house (hort.) 11-7494.
Fruithunrt, Ala, 1-460 (Dl).
Kruitlere (factory) g-44 1 ,1.
Frultland, la. 14-T31 (F3).
— , Md. 17-828 (114).

— , N.Mex. 10-510 (HI).
— , Wash. 18-354 I tilt.
Fruit Marks Acts 8-1544.

• -. 21- .. ,.
Frultport. Mich. 11-371 (D6).
Fruit room (hort.) 13-751d.

— sugar : tee Fmctoae.
FruIUnia 4-704b.
Krumentaria, Lex 12-308b.
FnunentarU 1-37 3d.
FRUMENTIUS ll-270a ; 0-

.
FromashlUa. Rom. 2S-82«

.' 1:

KnmiUKitia, Ham. 23-828 (111).
FrOnd. Hmns M-163C.
FRUNDSBERG. GEORG VON

11-270B.

Frash (of hone) 11-2404.
Fruska Gora (Vednik). mta.,

Hut«. S-4 (F4); 7-4726;

7-47lc,

Frnaso. II (game) 21-809C,
Frustule 1-1694.
FRUSTUM (geom.) 11-27 Oo ;

18-1 :18a-
Frutlcose lichen t hallos 18-

579a.
FruUgen. SwlU. 18-242 (D3) ;

3-795a.

Fruto. CaLS-8(B2).
Frutzbach. riv.. Aus. 18-141

(H2).

FRUYTIERS, PHILIP 11-270C.
FRY (family) ll-270c.
— , C. B. 7-442C : 8-1 46b.
— , Edmond 4-684.
— . SIR EDWARD 11-2704 ; 1-

: 14-787a.
— . ELIZABETH 11-27 la ; 10-

915b; 22-3624.
— , Franci* 11-2704.
— . Joncpli 11-
Frybuix, I'a. 21-106 (D3).

hind. Nor. 10-804 (Cl)
Frye, Thomas S-754a-
Fry... Mass. l-967a.
Fryebanr. Me. 17-434 (B4).
Fryer. John U-160d ; 28-

Fryerla ll-523a.
Fryemlng, Eos. 18-942 (Fl).
Fryer's destructor 8-105c.
Frrken. lakes. Swed. : are

Mellan Fryken. Xedre Fry-
ken. Ofre Fryken.
FrykMnde. Swed. 18-190 (HI).
Fryk.«dal. val.. Swed. 18-190

(Bl-2).
Fryston. New : tee New Fry-

ston.

Fryth. John : tee Frith. John.
Frytom, Frederick van 8-

740c.
FRYXELL. ANDERS 11-27 le ;

28-2 19a; 11-.',.', 2a.
FA A. (ahbrev.) l-29b.
.bhrev.) l-29b.
Mna0-188(H4).
Fu (Japanese term) lS-204c.
Fua. Egy. 0-M (Bl) ; 0-lSb ;

0-IOlb.
FUAD PASHA ll-271d ; 8-

808a; budget (1<«) 27-

431.1; Syrian settlement 27-

481m.
Fu»-Mulaka. UL, Ind.O. 17-

i-. -..
Fu-an, China 8-188 (K4).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I,

301

FUCA-FYZA

Fuca, Juan de : see Yalerianos,

Apostolos.
Fucaceae l-589d ; 13-335b ;

27-731a-

Fucecchio, It. 15-4 (C3).
Fu-chau : see Fuchow.
Fuchi (armour) 15-177C.
Fu-Chiji (title) 26-1048c.
Fu-chou, China 15-156 (B7).
— . bay, China 15-156 (B7).
FUCHOW, China (Fu-kien) 11-

271d; 6-168 (K4); 6-lSSc ;

opened to foreign trade 6-

199b ; opium dens closed 6-

210d.
Fu-cho\v, China (Kiang-si) 6-

168 (K4).

Fuchs, August 14-S97a.
— , JOHANN NEPOMUK

von ll-272b.
— . LEONHARD ll-272b ;

translations 4-299d ; 18-48b.
— , O. 6-55b.
Fuchs Berg, hill, Ger. 3-788

(map).
Fuchscl, George Christian 11-

642b ; 11-645C.
FUCHSIA ll-272c.

— coccinea 20-105a (fig.).
Fuchsian equation 8-236b.
FUCHS1NE ll-273b ; 8-754a ;

8-316U.

Fuchsite 19-51a ; 3-.M.i.
Fuchskauten, mt., Gcr. 13-

413b.

Fuchu, Jap. 15-156 (L9).
FUCINO, LAGO DI (Lacus

Fucinus), lake, It. ll-273d ;

15-26 (D4) ; 15-4 (D4) ; nau-

machia 19-27 Sa ; temple

and grove 17-774d.
Fucoid beds 5-87d ; 17-113d ;

24-4 17a.
Fucoids 5-87C.
Fucus l-5S9d ; 21-729d (flg.) ;

manna sugar 17-588a.

— nodosus : ate Knobbed
wrack.

— serratus : ate Black wrack.

— vesiculosus : ate Bladder
wrack.

Fudai (officials) 15-263b.

Fuda-sashi 15-200b.

Fuday, isl., Scot. 24-112 (A2).

FUdnerspitze, mt., Aus. 26-242
(13).

Fuegians l-814d ; 25-190d :
tee also Onas, Yagans and
Alakalufs.

Fuegian sub-region 3-974d ;
14-269C.

Fuego, mt., Guat. 5-678 (A3) ;
12-t>61b.

— , mt., Oreg. 20-242 (D5).

FUEL ll-274a ; charcoal 5-
856b ; coal-tar 6-595d :
mint ing 18-560C ; smoke-
lew 25-277b : see also Heat.

FuencaUente, pt., Can.Is. 5-
172 (map).

Fuenfria, mts., Sp. 24-583a.

Fuengirola, Sp. 25-530 (C4).

Fuensanta, Sp. 25-530 (E3).

Fuente Alamo, Sp. (Albacete)
25-530 (E3).

— Alamo, Sp. (Murcia) 25-530
(E4) ; 19-33a.

— de Cantos, Sp. 25-530 (B3) ;
3-181d.

— de la Culebra, Sp. l-734d.

— del Arco, Sp. 25-530 (C3).

— del Maestre, Sp. 25-530
(B3) ; 3-181d.

— Guinaldo, Sp. : battle
(1811)21-94b.

— OVEJUNA, Sp. ll-286b;
25-530 (C3).

Fuentepelayo, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Fuentepodrida, springs, Sp.

23-lSOc.
FUENTEHRABIA (Fontar-

abia, Fons Rapidus), Sp. 11-

286b ; 25-530 (El) ; 4-212d;

siege (1638) 26-857C.
Fuentes, Manuel 21-269a.
— , Pedro de Azevedo, count

of 27-866d.

Fuentesauco, Sp. 25-530 (C2).
Fuentes de Andalucia, Sp. 25-

530 (C4).

— de Onoro, Sp. 25-530 (B2) ;
battle (1811) 21-93d.

Fuentespina, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Fuentibre, Sp. 8-843d.
FUERO ll-286c.

— (Basque) 3-488b.

— de Salamanca 24-57b.

— Juzgo 25-5460.
— • real 25-547a.
Fuerte, Bol. 4-167 (C4).
— , Mex. 18-318 (D2).

— , isl., Colom. 6-701 (A2).
— , rate., Mex. 18-318 (C2) ;

18-3 17c.
— , riv., Mex. 18-318 (C2) ; 18-

319u.
FUERTEVENTURA, isl., Atl.

O. 11-287C ; 5-172 (map) ;

24-1 Sfid: flora 5-173c.
Fness, R. 12-234d.

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

Fiietrer, Ulrich ll-7S6d.
l-'uiia Caninia, lex : see Furia

Caninia.

Fuga, Fernando 20-599C.
Fuga, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (A2).
Fugalia : see Rcgifugium.
Fuga Ugata 5-190b ; ll-289d.

— ricercata ll-289d.
Fugen-dake, mt., Jap. 15-

158a.
Fiiger, Friedrich Hcinrich 18-

527c ; 20-383b.
FUGGER (family) ll-287d ; 2-

902c.
Fuggerei, Augsburg, Ger. 2-

902b.
Fugitation (Scots law) : see

Outlawry.
Fugitiva, isl., Pac.O. : see

Tetuaroa.
Fugitive Offenders Act (1881)

2-647a ; 10-87c. i
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAWS 11-

2SSd ; 6-S14a ; 5-955c ; 27-

701c.
Fnglasker, isl.. Ice. 14-228

(B3).

FUGLEMAN (diet.) ll-289d.
Fuglen, cape, Nor. 19-SOO

(El) ; 12-897d.
Fuglo. isl., Nor. 19-800 (Dl).
FUGUE ll-289d ; 7-43d.
Fuh-hi (Chinese eniperor) 6-

1910.

Fuhne, riv., Ger. 2-45a.
FUHRICH, JOSEPH VON 11-

290c.
Fuh-tun Ki, riv., China 11-

29 la.

Fuidhh-s 14-769C ; 4-490a.
Fujah, Asia M. : see Phocaea.
FUJI (Fuji-san), mt., Jap. 11-

290d ; 15-156 (K-L9) ; 15-

157c; 28-186c; eruptions

15-158a; geology 15-160c ;

traditional origin 4-15c.
" Fuji " (battleship) 24-902d.
Fujii (botanist) 12-758b.
Fujishinm, Jap. 15-156 (L7).
Fujita (artists) 15-178b.

— Mukichil5-171c.

— Toko 15-201b.
Fujiwara (family) 15-257O ;

15-206a; school 15-219d.

— no Motomitsu (artist) 15-
174a.

— no Tsunetaka (artist) 15-
174a.

— Scikwa (scholar) 15-170b.
Fujiyama, mt.. Jap. : see Fuji.
Fukae, Jap. 15-156 (F10).
Fukae-no-ura, Jap. : see Naga-

•kL
Fukacshima, isl.. Jap. 15-156

(F10) ; 12-277C.
Fukagawa, Tokyo 26-1048b.
Fukaim, tribe 10-175c.
Fu-Kang, China 6-168 (15).
Fukauminato, Jap. 15-156

(F12).

Fukesi, Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (A2).
Fu-Kiang, China 6-168 (H3).
FU-KIEN. prov., China 11-

290d; 6-168 (K4) ; 6-194c;

6-198b.
Fuki-Kaku (Fo-Ki), cape, Jap.

15-156 (B14).
Fuko, Jap. 15-156 (B15).
Fu-Kn, China 6-168 (12).
Fuku'a, mt., Pal. : see Gilboa.
Fukuchi Genichiro 15-171b.
Fukuchiyama, Jap. 15-156

(19).
Fukuhara (Rokuharu), Jap.

15-'.'o9b.
FUKUI, Jap. ll-291a; 15-156

(KS) ; 15-204d.
FUKUOKA, Jap. ll-291b ; 15-

156 (G10) ; 15-205a ; cot-
ton output 7-300b.
Fukushima, Jap. (Fukushima)

15-156 <M8) ; 15-204d.
— , Jap. (Nagano) 15-156 (K9).
— , mt.. Jap. : see Azuma-

yama.
Fukuyama (Matsumae), Jap.

15-156 (L6) ; 28-920C.
— , mt.. Jap. 15-156 (H9).
Fukuzawa Yukichi 15-170d ;

15-171d.

Fu-Kwai (assembly) 26-1048c.
FULA (race) ll-291b ; l-329a;

12-893C ; ethnology l-326a,

l-328b ; language ll-291d,

3-357d ; Niam-Xiams 19-

636c; Sokoto 25-353C.
Fulang 17-717C.
Fulanga, isl., Fiji 10-335 (C2).

— Passage, str., Fiji 10-335
(C2).

Fulbert (hp. of Chartres) 6-

451d ; 10-817b.
Fulbright, Tex. 26-690 (M2).
Fule : see Fulk.
Fulcher, Geoffrey 26-563b.
FULCHER OF CHARTRES

ll-292a; 7-550c.
Fulcrum (mech.) 16-510a.

— (zool.) 23-760d.
Fulda, Ludwig ll-799a.

FULDA, Ger. ll-292a ; 11-808
(B3) ; abbey ll-292b, 11-
856d ; library 16-549c ;
school ll-292c ; treaty of
(1813) 28-858d. - '

— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B7).

— , riv., Ger. 13-413a.

Fulda (people) : see Fula.

Fuldensis Codex 3-882c.

Fuleh, Pal. 20-602 (C3).

Fiilek, Hung. 3-4 (F2).

Fuleli, canal, India 25-143a.

Fulford, Francis (bp.) 18-791b :
2-20a.

FULGENTIUS, FABIUS PLAN-
ciades ll-29'_'c.

FULGINIAE, It. ll-293a ; 15-
26 (D3) : see also Foligno.

Fulgora : see Lantern-fly.

— candelaria : see American
lantern-fly.

Fulgoridac 13-260c ; 13-261d.
Fulgur (myth.) 15-561c.

— (zool.i ll-516d.
Fulgurates libri 9-855b ; 13-

38a.

FULGURITE ll-293a.
FULHAM (Fullanham), Lond.

ll-293b ; 16-938 (A-B3) ;

18-4 14b ; geology 16-939b ;

palace 16-938 (A3), ll-293c ;

pottery factory S-742c.
Full 2-488d.
Fu-liang-hien, dlst., China 15-

Fulica : see Coot.
Fulicariae 20-314a ; 20-326C.
Fuligo 19- in/Ml ; l-876a.

— septica 19-105b ; 19-109a
(flg.).

Fuligula cristata : see Tufted
duck.

— marila : see Scaup.

— nyroca : see White -eyed
pochard.

— rutina : tee Red -crested
pochard.

Fuligulinae : see Sea-duck.
Fulile. .Somlnd. 25-379 (C7).
Fu-liug, temple, China 18-

958b.
Fulk IV. (of Anjou) 2-56c ; 21-

378b ; 7-237a-
FULK (king of Jerusalem) 11-

293d : 2-56c ; 22-934a.
FULK (archbp. of Reims) 11-

294b.

FULKE, WILLIAM ll-294b.
Ftilk Fife Warine 2-32b.
FULK NERRA 11-294C ; 2-

56b ; ll-615d.
Fullan (people) : see Fula.
Fullanham, Lond. : see Ful-

hatn.

Fullarton, William 21-586d.
Fullarton, Irvine, Scot. 14-

U in.

— House, mansion, Scot. 27-
305d.

FULLEBORN, GEORG GUS-

Uv ll-294d ; 21-551c.
FULLER, ANDREW ll-295a.
— , Eugene 4-31b.
— , F. C. 2-728d.
— , GEORGE ll-295b.
— , John 11-296C.
— , Sir Joseph Bampfylde 8-

S3 la.
— , MARGARET, marchioness

Ossoli ll-295b ; l-838c.
— , MELVILLE WESTON 11-

296a ; 2-329d.
— , Richard 3-377d.
— , Samuel 6-935b.
— , Thomas (architect) l-489d.
— , THOMAS (divine) ll-296a;

9-628a.
— , Sir Thomas (politician) 5-

248a.

— , WILLIAM ll-298a.
Fuller, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
Fuller battery 26-513a.
Fullering 10-664a.
FULLER'S EARTH ll-298b.

— slide rule 4-975b.

— teasel 26-487a.
FULLERTON, LADY GEORGI-

ana Charlotte ll-298d.
Fullerton, Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Cal. 5-8 (E5).
Hants. 12-902d.
111. 14-304 (D3).
La. 17-56c.
Md. 17-828 (B3).
N.Dak. 19-780 (F3).
Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Pa. 21-106 (L4).
cape, Can. 5-160 (M3).
Fu'lletby, Lines. 9-416 (II.

03).

Fulling : see Mercerizing.
Full months 4-991b.
Fullonian group : see Fuller's

earth.
Fnllonins, Gulielmus : see

Gnaphaeus, Wilhelm.
Full stop (punctuation) 22-

649b.
FULMAR ll-299a.

Fulmer, Bucks. 16-942 (B2) ;

geology 4-729b.
Fulminate cap 2-590b.
Fulminates ll-299b.
Fulminating damp : see Fire

damp.

— goldl2-196b.

— silver 25-116c.
FULMINIC ACID ll-299b.
Fulminuric acid ll-299d.
Fulnek, Aus. 3-4 (E2).
Fiilopszallas, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
Fulpmes, Aus. 15-4 (Cl).
Fulseudvand, lake, Nor 19-

S04 (C2).

Fulstone, Yorks. 28-933 (B2)

FULTON, ROBERT ll-300a ;
explosives 26-2b ; Living-
stone 16-813a ; steamboat
25-823a ; submarine 24-
917d ; torpedo 27-53d.

Fulton, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

— , Ariz. 2-544 (C2).

— , Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— , Cal. 5-8 (B2).

— , 111. 14-304 (B2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (E3).

— , Kan. 15-654 (H3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (A2).

— , Mich. 18-372 (E7).

— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).

FULTON (Volney), Mo. 11-
300b; 18-608 (D-E3)

— , N.Mex. 19-520 (E2).

FULTON, N.Y. ll-300b • 19-
596 (D2).

— , O. 20-26 (E4).

— , S.Dak. 25-506 (H4)

" Fulton " (ship) ll-300b.

Fulton Chain, N.Y. 19-596

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (Dl).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2).

— Co., 111. 14-304 (B3).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (E2).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (A2).

— Co., N.Y. 19-596 (F2).

— Co., O. 20-26 (Bl).

— Co., Pa. 21-106 (F6).

— Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (D4).

— House, Pa. 21-106 (K6)
Fuitonville, N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
Fults, 111. 14-304 (B5).
Fulum (people) l-329d.
Fulvcnc 6-7 la.

Fulvia - Aemilia, basilica,

Rome : see Aemilia et Ful-
via.

Fulvius Flaccus : see Flaccus.

— Nobilior, Marcus : see

Nobilior, Marcus Fulvius.

Fulvous vulture : see Griffon
vulture.

Fulwell, Dur. 9-412 (I. F3) ;
8-706d.

Fulwood, Lanes. 16-139 (Cl) :
16-140a.

Fulwood's Rents, Lond. 24-

FUM (myth.) ll-300c.
Fumago ll-334a ; ll-336a :

11-3440.

Fumaria : see Fumitorv.
FUMARIC ACID ll-300c ;

stereo - isomerism 25 - S93a,

25-894a.

— ester 8-175a.

— ether 25-893c.
FUMAROLE ll-300d ; 28-

184c.
Fumay, FT. 10-778 (Gl) ; 10-

784c.
Fumbina, county, W.Af. : see

Adamawa, W.Af.
Fumed oak 11-30 la.
Fumel, FT. 10-778 (E5) ; 17-

16d.
Fumen, Pers. 21-188 (Al) ; 12-

6d.

Fumeron (diet.) ll-274b.
FUMIGATION ll-301a ; calo-
mel 5-60a.

Fu-min, China 6-168 (G4).
Fuming sulphuric acid : see

Nordhausen sulphuric acid.
Fumistan, Pers. 16-217c.
— , dist., Pers. 10-190b.
FUMITORY ll-301a ; 10-566c.
Fumm el-Mizah, mt., Asia M.

16-346d.
Fun (periodical) 19-563c ; 4-

905d ; 5-333c.
Funafuti (Ellice), isl., Pac.O.

20-436 (G-H5) ; 9-291b ;

boring experiments 7-134a.
Funai, Jap. 15-226b.
Funakawa, Jap. 15-156 (L7).
Funambulist (diet.) l-155c.
Funambulus palmarum : see

Palm -squirrel.
Funaria hvgrometrica 4-705b ;

4-708b.

Funatsu, Jap. 15-156 (K8).
FUNCHAL, Mad.Is. ll-301b ;

17-281 (map) ; temperature

17-281d.

— , bay, Mad.Is. 17-281 (map).
Funck, Johann 20-350b ; 1-

497c.
Funck-Brentano, F. 14-8350.

FUNCTION (math.) ll-301c ; '
arithmetical 19-862c ; com-
plex variable ll-310a, 11-
312a ; continuous 8-224d ;
differentiation 14-536a, 14-
546a ; doubly periodic 11-
317d ; generating l-611c,
16-202d ; graphs 18-1 4 la:
integration 14-549a; limited
variation 10-755d ; multiple
valued ll-322a ; rational
integral l-608d, 8-224C ; re-
presentation ll-307b, 10-
757c : tables 26-335C. See
also Elliptic, Modular and
Theta functions.

Fundamental complex (geol.)
2-361b : see also Pre-Cam-
brian and Archean system.

— Constitutions (U.S.) 19-
510d; 27-667d.

— line : see Ground line.

— Orders of Connecticut 6-
955a.

— tone 25-452b ; bells 3-688a.

— triangle 19-852d.
Fundamenta Nova Invesiifia-

twnia (P. A. Hanson) 12-
931b.

Fxmdamentum divisionis 8-
334b.

Fundao revolt (1903) 22-154C.

Funded debt 6-979d ; 19-268d.

Fundel Kopf, mt., Aus. 26-242
(H2).

Fundi, It. 16-26 (D4) ; 23-
624c : see also Fondi.

Funding Act, U.S. 27-716d.

Funds, the (finance) 19-268d.

Fundus (anat.) l-C63d.

FUNDY, BAY OF (La Baye
Francaise), bay, Can. 11-
329b ; 19-831 (A-B2) ; 5-
156d.

Funen (Fyen), isl., Den. 8-24
(C3) ; 8-23c ; 8-28b.

Funeral, mts.. C'al. 5-8 (E3).

FUNERAL RITES 11-3290;
Aegean period l-247d ; An-
glo-Saxons 4-594d ; aryel-
dinner 2-711c; Australian
aborigines 2-957d ; Baby-
lonia, &e. 3-108c ; Bakalal
3-226d ; Bambutc 3-304b :
Bari 3-400c ; barrow-burial
3-441a ; liechuana 3-604b ;
BelgianCongo 6-925d;BonRO
4-205a ; Bushmen 4-872d ;
cannibals 5-1 84d ; Celts 2-
351a ; ceremonial lights
16-676b, 16-«77c; chariot
burial 2-353 (PI. VI.) ; Chin-
ese 6-172d, 7-403a ; Cocoma
6-631a ; cross-roads, see
Cross-roads, burial at ; danc-
ing 7-79Bc ; decapitation 8-
7a ; Dyaks 8-742c; early
Christians 24-662a ; Egypt
9-32a, 9-55a, 18-967a ; Fala-
shas 10-137b ; Fanti 10-
172b ; Formosa 10-670b ;
Franks ll-36d ; Greeks 3-
442a, 5-712b, (modern) 12-
431c ; Guanches 12-650d ;
Hindus 1-9161), 15-649d ;
Hottentots 13 - 806c ; Jews
14-350b, ll-435a; Kavi-
rondo 15-702a ; lamps 16-
675c ; legislation, see Burial
Acts ; Manjiik 22-168c ;
Masai 17-835a ; Mexicans
18-334d ; Order of Burial
22-261d, 6-778d; Parsees
20-866d ; Phoenicians 21-
455d ; processions 22-416a ;
Romans l-135b, 6-566a, 22-
66d ; sacrinces 23-983d ;
Sakai 24-53d ; in Samoa
27-79d ; Scandinavian cus-
toms 24-28Kb, 24-290a ;
Scythians 24-527c, 3-442b,
l-945d ; Siam 7-403c ; Sut-
tee, see Suttee ; taboo 26-
339d ; Templars' privileges
26-593a ; Teutons 26-683b ;
Troglodytes 27-299a ; Turks
5-660c ; Villanova period
28-75b : wax figures 28-
430b ; Yaos 28-904a ; Zoro-
astrian practice 21-205a.

Funereal cockatoo 6-622d.

Funes, Gregario 2-464b.

Fiinflingerspitze, mt., Alps 1-
747b.

Fiinf Kirchen, Hung. : see
Pecs.

Fung (Fungha) : see Funj.

Fung-e chow, China 6-168c.

Fung-hwang-chung, China 15-
156 (D6) ; 17-553 (C4) ; 24-
838c ; Chino-Japanese war
6-234b ; Russo-Japanese
war23-921d.

FUNGI ll-333a ; 13-335c ; 21-
731b : affinities with algae
l-594a ; cellulose 5-606b,
21-769b ; De Bary's work
7-901b ; duration of life 16-
975a ; palaeozoic forms 20-
525d ; parasitism 20-795d,

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FUCA-FYZA

bk-U 18-iMI,

i
1-1044.

1& «'•''•-
II- . .1.
I

i*: 8-«7«b

Funl«einni»t
i -than,
<I3); 13-'

17-9i7o ;

« 4-393*.

i

i ,'J3a.

>il IliO*. llillii

ll-JVIa.

,o« (KUn«-.u) 8-IOH

t8-139.l.

, mU.. China 8- 168

'

) 11-348*; 28-l.'.».

— Hwang (inytli.) : *" Finn.
h MII... I»-I7'J (I>2):

11- .
FUNK1A ll-:iim, ; 18-nvv, ;

cult :

vSrmSr&K z-i.".

Funk*t."«i

FUNNEL i>lirt.)ll-348h.

Fiinm-ll, \v II- -'Sd.

Fiinni.|.iii.| it- mill.

Finnic I, ..ins II. 11. "i. rlv.. La.

17- .1 ilr.'i.

Fimnlyi'h (race) : •" Fun).
Funnybone : m IJInar nerve.
FuMhluairh, Uke. Ire. 14-714

<C3).

Funnhion. riv.. Ire. lO-278d.
Funrton. Frederick U-210d :

84-1480.

Funston. Ala. 1-160 (U3>.
Kunt : trt Fminte.
Funturaia africann 23-SOOe,

— elasUea : tee W«wt African
rubber tree.

Funza. Colom. : ire Bacata,

— (Beirut*), riT., Oolom. 4-
UOd : i-TMo.

Fuoostloo IS-lld.
ruaroU BellavtoU, Caldew.
.V. -- li.-;l.% :-•... i ..M.-:-i -.

ruoruscltl tl-839o.

Fur. i-l. I •.-:, 8--.M H->.
Fur. (abbrav.)l-nd.
FUR M.f ,11,1111111 11- ; nili ; 26-
465b: 23-

— (chalk) 4-»7 hi : 13-16ld.

— (her.) 13-

— . tribe : t*r Fur.
Fonda. Port. SO-l3Td.

— pU. Ai. 8-83 (2).
Furan, riv.. FT. 15-567 b.
Furane : tee Kurturane.
FURAZANES ll-357a; 8-

HM
Furhringrr. Max : I.InU 3-

»59o, 20-32.M- : naminiro

18-1 7 id: ratltaell-9lSa.
Forca 10-666b.
FurcMteridae S-880d.
Fur."il.23-l-7 i
Furculae Caudlnae. pass, It. :

tee Oaudlne Fork*.
Fattened*: tee .FumesB,

abbey.

..

FurebeUu. Jan. 1S-I5S (Ml).
Kurrfu, mt., Jap. : tee Ran-

nmobort

Furen*. riT.. FT. 18-924b.
Fnren« dam 28-402d.
F*rtttrto*a 1-903*.

rURCTICRE. ANTOINC 11

. 8-1911,.

: aw

...»
ij. ... :

FURIES (noil,.) 11.3.-.K*.
. Fr. »4-71r.
II '..
Furtna (mytli.) 11-318*.

I Mr,.. -.23- .1!

•I- *-«lib.

Fiirliu : *fe IH-uuK John.
Furiaoee. AI : •» Fanrhanl.

Furka. IMM. SwIU. M-Slt

(BJ): l-711li : 28- Jill
Furlanel. .li-t.. It. : -,,

I .::!.- o ' N- •••'•!

IMUM. It. 18-1 (U3); 4-

FUHLONG ll-.i.M, : 28-K«b.
Fiirl.i». Ark 2- .. .'.• (C:l).
Funiiati. 1: • \~ :ib.

Fiiritmn. AI i I

> . GMvBTUI 12-

Filrniint 28-7i«a.

. l-ii. 21- 1 mi 1 1! .
•t.24-IIS (.V.1); 2-lS7o;
ll-:i;..,l.

— . Va. 28-11 8 (DJ>.
— . Uke. Mam. 17-86* (CS>.

Vt. 19-190 (Ul).
FURNACE ll-3S8b ; alkali
iimntifiii-iurt. l-675a ; an-
nealing 2-72l> ;

ll'.'li; clmnriiiK 7-fllc ; de-
structora 8-1 Old : electric
8-2321, ; (class melting 12-

plun'-prcMure 1-6751, ; re-
generative SS-48*.

Furnace Creek, riv.. Mil. 17-
818 (B4).

Furnace hoist 7-6 Ic.

Furnurildao : tee Oven-bird
i Kiirnarlldae).

(Fumariiis rufu-.).
Fornaa, vul.. A/.. 24-32*.

NVK 19-:;-.' I i li-KI).
FURNEAUX. TOBIAS 11-

362b ; 2-959d.
Fiirneaux. isl«.. Tas. 18-438

(111): 28- 1 •_•.•.
FURNES, II, -k-. ll-362c; 3-

888 (AI) : 12-.il •'..
FURNES S, HORACE

Howard ll-3B2r ; l-S41c.
FURNESS. dtet.. linos. 11-

362d; 8-112(1. Bl) : 9- 1 Hi

(II. AD; Rcoloiry 8-411t>.
Fnrness. abbey. I^anc-i. 11-

363*; 8-414 (II. AI); 6-

8Mb.
Frlli. ,1W., Lanes. 8-112 (I.

HI) : 18-1 (, i.l.
Furn«« railway 3-1 13c; 8-

u Ib.

Furnewville. Ind. 14-122 (Cl).
~imem Wlthey & Co. 25-

Ugb.
Fiirii.-iix I'l-lliam. Herts. 8-424

(IV.
FUHNISS. HARRY ll-36Jb ;

5-:l33b.
FURNITURE (hoiiMehold \. •

ll-3«3c; carved 28-7 91d :

Chinese style 5-f.'l>- : .ih.-r

17-7 1'Jd. .See alto Adam.

II.:.. . .

I ,! '
-' ,

work) 8-
i i ' 3

FlltUERICK

FURNIVAIX.

J.ni.. 11- li.
FiirnUiir- Inn. I. •••,.!. 14-ft88d:
I I

\rnl>. 28- in:, (1)4).
—.rlv., llnu. 2- ilia.

I- 7 S8li.
Fun MI 1 1

•rr Fiirfurol.

Furor i.|iili.|itii.ii* 8-49ic.
Furoxaix) 11- 1:.7».
Fumiuij *tr Furlna.
Fiirn.ll. mt.. llr.K.Af. 4-601

Forrow : ocean 18-972a ;

I'lilllk'lllllK' 21-- '."Id.

— dralnliut 8-47:ia.
Furniwed work (manonry) 17-

Furry Day : ter Flora Day.
Fuman, Kobcrt do Iton : aw

FURSE, CHARLES WELLING-

ion iarti-i) li-.;i;:.i. ; 20-

— , Cliarlw WatUnctoo John-
ion (archdeacon) 7-2 lib.
-.-al. UloM., AUk. : tee

:l,.f.

Fur - -<«l : tee Otaria unlna

and Scal-xkln.
FunieusS-s-JTi-.
Funey, H. r. 2-7 79c.
FURST. JULIUS ll-36Sd.

niarck" (crulner)
24-Ulla.

• Uixmarck " (liner) 24-

.
FOntenau. Qer. 11-808 (A2).

• / . 26-242 (O3).
Fdntenbauk 22-:: t:il..
FURSTENBERG (family) 11-

Ifl Id.

FUretenbcnr. Oer. ( Brandon-
bunt) 11-sos ( I

— . (iiT. (HrunHwick) 5-7511).

. i.M.«k.-Strel.) 11-808
in.').

-.OMtle. Black Forest 11-
.:..,;.,.

— , castlo. Cnblcnz 3-I31c.

— , oaatlv. \Vi-tphallall-387a.

— . dlKl . -, 11- ,iiid.
iMr-t.-nliuii.! 3-llc ; 11-S62&.
l'Mr-t,Mi(,.|,l. .Un. 3-4 (D3).

i-tauil 22-343b.

'<•*, Her. 11-
Bid.

FURSTENWALDE. <l«r. 11-
367b ; 11-808 (D2) ; treaty
of 4-12 1 b.
Fur-t.-mvcrdcr. c.-r. H-MI-*

1 1 rj i.
FURTH, I;.T. (Itav.) ll-367b ;

11--", ,,-1, ; tinv, 10-li'M.

— , Oer. (Bav.) ll-»n~ (1)1).
-. Oer. (Mean) 11-808 (II.

m9).
Forthcoming 2-6i7d.

Furl tin. Xiirthant.M. : greoloiry

19-7B8d.

Kiirtn'r, I'lrich : »rr FUetrer.
Furt inn 16-2«9d.
FURTWANGLER. ADOLF 11-
: A.-irina l--''.'Ji. 12-

1*1, •; Aiiivcla*' 16-.','_'ti :

k'.Mll- ll-.'.livi.

FortwannatteL pans, Alps 1-
744b.

mt^ Jap. U-IM

. prur.. Jap. 18-«lla.

, . ..i.iiaViMo.
Furuby, Hwod. i8-l9O «

FontArdr. fj.mi. loo.

Furulund. Nnr. »»•
Furunoulnri* 18- 19 1 b.

• • (llukra
88-IUH> :27- I -I . I-,UI. ;

Furur. tol.. I*en. M-IKN (113) ;

21- 1 -'•' >
Fury ., -tr. Can. 8-

lAoi.SU). ii
FURZE (ifi.n.-. Hliiiu U-J«7o ;

16-;-!;. : 28.i7'J.l.
FntW I'latt. Berk>.18-9 4 1 (112).
FuiacMU.*. dM.. Oolom. 7-

Fu-«an.' Kor. 18-1&A (F9) ; 18-

18-uild: railway

18-9101,; trade 18-910*.

! t,..

Ftuanu* acumlnatus :

Quandanr nut.
FoMriiun Hi IK , n h M-149d.

— Klanl SS-200d.
FUBARO. lake. It. ll-388a ;

oyster culture 18-427a i vol-
canic ortoln 18-Ao,

FososJdo. It. 18-1 <E5).

Fiuoanthrcii« 8-7.',lc.

Fnsoherthorl. paw, Alps 1-
71'...

( M-. 1,1. lake. A ii«. 24-IOSa,

Fuse, Nur. 1-1

Fnse (elec.) ll-375d.

— (expliMlre) : tee Fuse.
Fane (match) 11-37 id; 17-

87 7a.

— (watch) ll-37.'ic: 28-362c.
FUSELI. HENRY ll-308a.
FUSEL OIL ll-36Sd ; 25-703c.
Fiuhlkl. Jup. 18-156 (KM) ; 15-

195a.

FiuhJmi (family) 18-263a.
KuHhiml. Jap. 18-21 Ib; 15-

Fn-liiin. coalfields. China 18-

1 :• . i .

Fu-shwan. Cliina 8-168 (IS).
FUSIBLE METAL ll-:ir,Ua.

— white precipitate 18-lS8a.
Funicladiuiu pyrinum : tee

Pwt • ib.
Fusil (her.) ll-375d ; 13-3171,.

— (weapon) Il-:i09li ; 18-U11>.
FUSILIER ll-369b.

Fualna. Venire- 27-996b.

Fuslne, It. 28-212 (III).

Fu-iiik- point ll-.iii'.M ; double
20-l.>b; li<iuldH : tee Frcex-
iiut point ; metals 11-370C
(table): minerab 18-:, lit,.
28-lKlc ; mixtures l-705b ;
miilwular conntltution 8-
68d ; molecular depression
ll-:!72b; premure 28-1'Jld.

Fu-io. Svvitz. 26-'.' 12 (Kl).

FUSION ll-369c ; l-705b.

Fusiyarna, int.. Jap. : tee
Fuji.

Fuss, mt.. Jap. 18-156 (Tl).

Fuss (measure) 28-492a.

Fuasach. AIIH. 28--.M-.' (112).

FUSSEN. (icr. 11-373C : 11-
808 (OS): peace (1745) 3-
42b, 3-518b.

FOasll. John Caspar ll-368a.

Fossstcln. mt.. \lp4l-716b.

FUST. JOHANN 11-3730 ; 8-
717c.

Fustanella : trr Kilt.

FUSTEL DE COULANGES. N.
D. II-.1.: i.i ; 15-:. M..

Fustet : tee Smoke-tree.

•
flg.>i Sl-U7d; JapM 18>

>. riv, China S*

wasllOIAd •. «u»u ,*mu-

capmllo. 11
FuU. La. i«-. II.: SM La

Fula.
— Jallon. dM.. t n

!l 1

3Sla; guU M-447o ; In-

habltaau 17-i«i»U; rivars

2i- l

Fu-taa. China 8-lUd.

fu-tln«. Chtoa b

r. i:irtcn : see Ftkrtrw.
FatsDhol. MSS. All- 1-7 4id.
Fu-Utn«. Oiliw. 8-168 (K4>.
Fntuh. (mto. Cairo 4-914 (Cl) ;

/. u/u>,' w lluldan (Kaladburt)

>-233b.
Futuna. Ul.. I'ac.O. 18-438

<N9); 18-469d.
future ol Heine*. Tke ( ICenan)

t8-9lt>.
FUTURES 11-3761, ; 17-73Ia;

corn ia-340b. ll-893a ;

cotton 7-269d, 7-272a.
Futurity .take* U-736b.
Futwa : tee Fatwa.
futwa Alumoirt 14-4420.
FUX. JOHANN JOSEPH 11-
.7 .'..

r,i\.i •. i.. ,i 24- .1 .',

FUZE ll-376c; 4-47a : Ore-
work 18-122a ; mines,
military 18-7 loa ; shell 1-
870b.ll.299c,

Fiuuli 27-466b.

Fuzzy -wuuint lZ-798b ; 8-

Fyanafonl. Aiutr. ll-549b.
Fyen, M.. Den. : tee Funen.
Fyens Uoved, pt., Deo. 8-21

(C3).

Fyffe. Ala. 1-460 (Dl).
Fylk-ld. K*. 18-942 <F»).
Fylfot: srcSvaaUka.
KyUfia 8-6b ; 2«-«84c.
FyUebro: battle (1676) 8-

FYNE. loch. Soot. ll-37Sd :

24-11S (.\2-:i).
— , riv.. Scot. 14-418 (Bl) ; 11-

IT6d.

Fyniclwyd lorwerth S-048O.
Fynloch. mt.. Scot. 8-660b.
Fvnn. Henry Frui.-i, 18-258*.
FYRD (military) 11-376* ; t-

6 Hid ; 18-4 49d ; Alfred's

reform* l-:.s:ib. 8»470b;

naval 18-30 Id.
FyrU. riv.. Swed. 27-783*.
Fyrisi. Swed. : batUe(A.D.983)

28-198*.
FyrnnT, riv., Wales : set

Vyrnwy.

Fj-uwlck ilo.t<.| 5-94*.
FYT. JOHANNES 11-378*.
Fytnanryn. pass. Cane. 8-552c_
Fytnanryn-tau. mt,. Cane. 8-

55 1 c.

Fvtz. Klchard 8-930C,
Fyvle. Alexander Seton. baron:

*•' Dnnfermllne.
Fyvle. Scot, a4-412(FS): battle

(1611) 12- ma.
FYZABAD. India ll-376c ;

14-376 (I-K6) : 15-553D.
F.Z.3. (abbrev.) l-29b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

G-GALL

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

G

G, (letter) ll-377a,

Ga, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203 (B4).

Ga, tribe l-329d ; language 1-

32Sd, 12-204b, 8-199C.
G» (chein.) : see Gallium.
Gaard (measure) 28-70d.
Gaase, fjord. Green. 12-543

(G3).
Gaaseiand, dist., Green. 12-543

(F4-G3).
Gaasterland, dist,, Holl. 13-

588 (C2).

Gab, el, Sud. : see Kab, el.
Gabae, Pers. : sec Isfahan.
Gabaeans, tribe 23-955C.
Gabai Kalima, Nig. 19-678

(El).

Gabala, Syr. 19-890C.
Gabao, riv., Fr.Cong. : see

Gabun.

Gabardine : see Gaberdine.
Gabariks, tribe : see Ramu'alis.
Gabarret. FT. 10-778 (P5).
Gabarus, Can. 19-831 (D2).
— , bay, Can. 19-831 (D-E2) ;

5-224b.

Gabbaras (giant) ll-926c.
Gabbari, Egy. l-569a.
Gabbert, Colo. 6-722 <C3).
Gabbctt, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Gabbettrille, Ga. 11-752 (A3).
Gabbiani, A. D. 6-379c ; 10-

I8Ta
" Gabbiano " (It. torpedo-boat)

24-9 loa.
Gabble Ratchet : see Gabriel

Hounds.
GABBRO ll-377b ; 21-328C ;

21-332 (PL HI- Hg. 7); 8-

289d ; amphibolite l-S84c ;

spotted 24-300d.

porphyrite 22-105b.

GABEL, KRISTOFFER 11-

378c.
GABELENTZ, HANS CONON

von der ll-37Sd.
Gabelhorn, Ober, mt., Alps :

fee Ober Gabelhorn.
Gabella (diet.) 15-llc.
GABELLE ll-379b.
Gabelsberger, F. X. 24-101 3a.
Gabene, pror., Asia : see An-

rtian.

GABERDINE (diet.) ll-379b.
Gaberi, tribe 3-201c.
Gabe Hock, int.. Neb. 19-32:ic.
Gaberones, Bech. 25-466 (G5) ;

3-B05b.
GABES, Tun. 11-379C ; 1-643

(D2) ; 27-394C ; l-360b ; 27-

396c.
— , gulf, Tnn. 1-643 (D2) ; 23-

648 (D3) ; ll-379d.
— , riv.. Tun. 11-379C.
Gabet, Joseph 26-923C ; 16-

99d.

Gabetti, G. 19-266c.
Gabhailcinc : see Gavelkind.
Gabhra, Ire. : battle (A.D. 283)

10-38Sa; 20-354c.
Gabiane, prov., Asia : see An-

shan.
GABII, It. ll-379d; 15-26

(C6) ; 26-431b ; ritus and

cinctus 7-235c.
Gabilan, mt., N-Mex. 19-520

(B5).
Gabina. Via, It. : see Prae-

nestina. Via.
Gabinia, lex (67 B.C.) 23-642b;

ll-380a.

GABINIUS, AULUS ll-380a.
Gabinus ritus: see under

Gabii.

GABION (diet.) ll-380c.
Gabir ben Aflah l-618b.
GABLE 11-SSOc ; 2-421a ; 13-

810c ; 5-678a
Gable cross 7-507d.
Gable End Foreland, cape,

N.Z. 19-624 (03).
Gable, Great, mt., Cumb. : see

Great Gable.
GABLER, GEORG ANDREAS

ll-380d.
— , JOHANN PHILIPP 11-

381a.

CABLETS ll-381a ; 17-845b.
GABLONZ, Aus. ll-381a ; 3-4

(Dl).

Gabo, teL, Viet. 28-38 (E2) ;

28-38b.
GABORIAU, EMILE ll-381b :

ll-149a.

Gaboto, Arg. 2-462 (D3).
Gabreras, riv., Cu. 7-595 (E2).
GABRIEL (archangel) ll-381b.

— , Mar 19-408C.

— , Jacques Ange 2-41;ib; 20-
BOta.

— , Paul Joseph 20-509b.

— , Siegmund l-856c.
Gabriel, Rodriguez I. 23-449d.

— , bay, Sib. 25-10 (X-O2).

— , mt., Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Gabriel (bell) 3-6S9a.

" Gabriel " (ship) 21-940d.
GABRIEL HOUNDS 11-381C.
GABRIELI, GIOVANNI 11-

381c.
Gabrielli, Countess 4-1901).

— , Pirro Maria 25-53c.
Gabriel y Galan, Jose Maria

25-587a.

Gabrino, Augustine 2-169b.
Gabrovo, Bulg. S-342b ; 4-

774b.
GABUN, dist., Fr.Cong. 11-

381c ; 11-99 (A3) ; ll-100a :

ivory 15-92d ; language 3-

..

— , riv., Ft.Cong. 11-99 (A2) ;
11-381C.

Gabun ebony : see Black

ebony.

Gao6, FT. 10-778 (E3).
GACE BRULE ll-3Sld ; 11-

llod.
GACHARD, LOUIS PROSPER

ll-382a.

Gackle, X.Dak. 19-780 (E3).
Gacko, Aus. 3-4 (F5) : 4-280c.
GAD (prophet) ll-382a.
GAD (tribe) ll-382a; 13-177a.
Gadaba (language) 19-2c.
Gadadhar, riv., India 14-376

<N6).
Gada Uibdu, mts., Mor. 18-851

(F2).
GADAG, India ll-3S2c ; 14-

382 (F12).
Gadamer, J. G. 3-764d ; 27-

307a.

Gadames, Af. : see Ghadames.
Gadara, Pal. (Mt. Oilead) 20-

602 7p5).
GADARA (Umm Kais), Pal.

11-382C ; 20-602 (D3).
Gailani-i. tribe 3-294b.
Gadarenes, country of the,

Pal. : see Gerasenes.
Gadasia, India 4-797c.
Gadawara, India 14-376 (H8).
Gad Cliff, Dorset. : geology 8-

435a.
Gadda, Pal. : see Kal'at ez-

Zerka.

Gaddas : see Kandis.
Gaddel : see Oadwall.
Gadden, la. 14-732 (C2).
Gadden's atrophy 19-46c.
Gaddesby, Leics. 9-416 (II.

F4).

Gaddesden, John 18-47c.
GADDI, AGNOLO ll-383b.

— , GADDO ll-382d.

— , Giovanni ll-383c.

— , Jacopo 18-482c.

— , TADDEO ll-383a.
Gaddir, Sp. : see Cadiz.
CADE, NIELS WILHELM 11-

383c.
Gadebusch, Ger. : battle (1712)

25-8780 ; battle (1813) 17-

144c.

Gadeira, Sp. : see Cadiz.
Gadel (Fr. officer) 28-985a.
Gadeni. tribe 21-39b.
Gades,Sp.23-649(B3); Scipio'8

capture 24-405d: see also

Cadiz.

— , Tun. : see Rades.
Gadfly : see Horse-fly.
Gadfly hawk-moth 16-471d

(fig.).

Gadibursi, tribe 25-380b.
Gadidae 6-632a ; 9-lGa ; 14-

268d.

Gadinia ll-526a.
Gadiniidae li-526a.

Gadis, riv., Sum. 26-71 (A2) ;
26-7 Ic.

Gaditanum, Frotura : see Gib-
raltar, Straits of.

Gadlys, Wales l-45b.

Gadiuen, Switz. 26-242 (K3).

Gadoidei 14-247d.

Gadok, Mal.Arch. 3-507o.

Gadolin, Axel 7-57 la.

— , Jacob 6-47a ; 9-733d.

— , Johan 6-46d.

Gadolinia (Gadolinium oxide)
22-910b ; ll-383d.

Gadolinite 6-47a ; 9-733d.

GADOLINIUM ll-383d ; 6-
47b.

GAdor, mts., Sp. 25-530 (D4).

Gadow, Hans: on Axolotl3-70a;
on birds 20-326b, 10-22 .ic ;
on mammals 17-525b, 21-
34h ; on reptiles 23-141c,
28-1013b; on Stegocephalia
3-522b.

Gadroon : see Godroon.

Oadrosia : see Baluchistan.

Gadrosii, tribe : see Gedrosii.

GADSDEN, CHRISTOPHER
ll-383d.

— , Christopher E. 11-3S Hi.

— , JAMES ll-384a.

Gadsden, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

— , Tenn. 26-020 (B-C2).

— Co., Fla. 10-540 (Bl).

— Purchase, N'.Mex. and Ariz.
2-548b ; ll-384b.

— Treaty (1853) ll-384b ; 27-
700d.

Gadshill, Kent 16-942 (F3); 8-

is-jh.

Gadu, Camer. 5-110 (A3).
Gadus 6-632b ; 14-267a.

— aegleflnus : see Haddock.

— luscus : see Pout.

— macrocephalus 6-146d.

— merlangus : tee Whiting.

— morrhua : see Cod.

— pollachius : see Pollack.
--viivns: see Coal-fish.
Gadwal, India 14-:(82 (Oil).
GADWALL (Gadwell) ll-384c.
Gadyach, Russ. 23-872 (D5) ;

23-874 (I. Dl) ; 21-915d.
Gaea : see Ge.

Gaeeochos, Poseidon 22-1 70a.
GAEKWAR ll-384d : see also

Baroda.
Gaelic 5-611b : see also under

Irish, Scottish-Gaelic, and

Manx.

Gaelic Journal 5-61 6b.
Gaelic Leaguel4-753d; 5-616a.

— sagas : see Saga : Celtic
heroic saga.

Gaer, Wales 4-584 (B6) ; 4

586a; 4-484a.
Gaerfyrddin, Sir, CO., Wales :

see Carmarthenshire.
Gaerwen, Wales 9-428 (V. Cl).
Gaesa (diet.) 2-585a.
GAETA, It. ll-384d ; 15-4

(D4) ; 15-53a.
Gaeta, Gulf of, It. 15-4 (D4) ;

5-123d.

GAETAN1 ll-385b.
— , Onorato : see Sennoneta.
Gaetano (St) 20-7 lOa.
— , Benedetto : see Boniface

VIII.
Gaetanus, Cardinal : see Caje-

tan.

Gaetsades, mt., Or. 9-865d.
GAETULIA, dist., N.Af. 11-

385d; 23-648 (B-C3); 3-

764d.

Gaf (diet.) 17-556a.
Gafal : see Gafol.
Gafalt beds 16-829b.
Gafan 17-556a.
Gaff (diet.) 23-338d.
Gaffarel, Jacques 22-884a.
Gaffat, Aby. l-91a.
Gaffney, S.C. 25-500 (Cl).
Gaffori, Giampietro 7-203a.
Gafol ll-538d ; 10-600d.
Gafolearth (diet.) 28-83b.
Gafolgelda 4-591b.
Gafoli 10-308a.
Gafsa, Tun. 1-643 (D2) ; 1-

360b ; 27-396c ; phosphate

deposits 27-395a, 21-476b.

Gaga, penin., Mad. 17-271

(A-B5).

Gagab, Aby. 25-379 (C-D3).
Gagae, Asia M. 17-152b.
Gagar, mts., India 19-154C.
— , riv., India : see Ghaggar.
Gagarine Steamship Company

4-776c.

Gagas, riv., Asia M. 15-358d.
Gagauzi4-777b.
GAGE, LYMAN JUDSON 11-

386a.
— , THOMAS ll-386b ; 17-

SfiOb.

Gage, N.Mex. 19-520 (B5).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Bl).
— , Tonn. 26-620 (F2).
— , lake, Ind. 14-422 (Gl).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (H4).
GAGE ll-386b ; 12-135d.
Gagea 16-683c.

Gagen, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
Gager, William 8-5 18c.
Gager le roi (diet.) 7-533a.
Gagern, Friedrich Balduin von

ll-386d.
— ,HANS CHRISTOPH

Ernst von 11-386C.
— , Heinrich Wilhelm August

von ll-386d.

— , Maximilian von ll-387b.
Gage Roads, W.Aus. 16-635d.
Gagetown, Can. 19-465 (B2).
— , Mich. 18-572 (G6).
Gatjeure imprevue, La (Sedaine)

24-305a; 24-574a.
Gaggar, riv., India : see Ghag-

GagaL'aws, U.S. (1836) l-179c;

12-8.i2d.

Gagnon, Ernest 5-167b.
Gagny, Fr. 10-778 (C-D5).
Ga-gompa, Tib. 6-168 (F3).
Gagrella2-310a.
Gagroot : see Indian tobacco.
Gagry.Cauc.23-874 (II. A-B2).
Gaguin, Robert 10-120C.
Gaguli, U.Sen. 11-204 (E4).
Gaha, riv., Aby. 12-231d.
Gahagan, La. 17-54 (Al).
Gahan, C. J. 6-668d.
GAHANBAR ll-387b.
Oahard sandstone 8-125d.
Gahiba, lake, Bol. : see Gaiha.
Gahlah : see White-bellied

pangolin.

Gahmar, India 14-376 (K L7).
Gahn, Johann Gottlieb 6-44c ;

7-570b : 25-685a.
Gahnite ll-34c ; 25-685a.
Gaho : see Hashimoto Gaho.
Gahun, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E2).
Gaia (goddess) : see Ge.
Gaia, Or. : see Gaion.

— fountain, Siena 7-966b.
Gaianists : see Aktistetae.
Gaianus 18-733b.

Gaia, Villa Nova de, Oporto :

see Villa Nova de Gaia.
Gaiba, lake, Bol. 4-167 (D3) ;

21-787d.

Gaibanda, India 14-376 (N7).
Gaibos, riv., S.W.Af. 25-466

(C7-6).

Gaicena, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
Gaichur, riv., Russ. 23-874 (I.

F3).
Gaidaro-Nisi, isl., Crete 7-418

(C2).
Gaidaronisi, isl., Gr. 12-424

(E3).

Gaidon 5-846a.
GAIGNIERES, FRANCOIS

Roger de ll-387b.
Gaihei, China : see Kai-ping.
Gaii, mt., Alps l-742d.
Gaika (tribe) 5-239b ; 15-628a ;

15-628d.
Gaik-gangri, mt., Tib. 6-168

(F3).
GAIL, JEAN BAPTISTE 11-

387c.

Gail, Tex. 26-690 (F3).
Gailenreuth, cave, Ger. 5-575c.
Gailey, Staffs. 25-758 (Al).
GAIL'LAC, Fr. ll-387d ; 10-

778 (E6).

Gaillard, Auger 22-500b.
— , Claude Ferdinand 16-

724a.

GAILLARD, GABRIEL

HENRI ll-387d.
Gaillard, Ga. 11-T52 (C3).
— , fortress, Fr. : see Chateau

Gaillard.

Gaillarde, Jeanne 24-309d.
Gaillarde (dance) 7-797b.
Gaillardet, Theodore Frederic

8-655b.

Gaillardia 13-770a ; 13-766C.
Gaillon, Fr. 10-778 (E3) ; 2-

413d; 9-900d.

Gail Thai, val., Aus. 3-4 (C3).
Gailthal Alps, mts., Aus. 5-

336d.
Gaiman, Arg. 2-462 (C5) ; 20-

900d.
Gainiar, Geoffrey 2-33a : 11-

617a.
Gaimard, Joseph Paul 8-711d ;

14-239C.

Gaimardia australis 10-1 52c.
Gainas 2-341d ; 26-294c.
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton

ll-388b.

Gaines, Mich. 18-372 (G7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (G2).
Gainesboro, Tenn. 26-620 (Fl).
Gaines Co., Tex. 26-680 (E3).

— Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3).

— Fort, Ala. 18-636d.

— Lodge, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
Gaines'sMill.Va.: battle(1862)

l-821a; 24-708d (map).
Gaincstown, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Gainesville, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
— , Ark. 2-552 (El).
GAINESVILLE, Fla. ll-388a ;

10-540 (D2).

— , Ga. 11-752 (Cl) ; ll-755a.
— , Ky. 15-740 (B4).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D5).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
GAINESVILLE, Tex. ll-388b ;

26-090 (BO).

— , Va. 28-118 (E2) ; 4-792b.
Gainford, Dur. 9-412 (I. E3).
Gainsboro, Va. 28-118 (Dl).
Gainsborough, Elizabeth,

countess of 25-490a.
— , Mary ll-389a.
— , THOMAS ll-388b : 10-

375a ; 22-752a ; portraits

20-474C, 22-129b.
Gainsborough, Can. 24-225

<C3).
GAINSBOROUGH, Lines. 11-

389d; 9-416 (II. F3) ; 16-

715a: 6-932a; battle (1643)

12-406c; custle!6-715d.
Gainsharing (diet.) 23-423d.
Gainsk, Russ. 23-872 (113).
Gaiola, pt., It. 19-181d.
Gaion, Gr. 20-97 7c.
Gair, inlet, Scot. 24-418 (A2) ;

ll-375d.
GAIRDNER, JAMES ll-390a ;

20-895a.
Gairdner, lake, S.Aus. 2-960

(F6) ; 2-943d ; 2-961b.
Gairfowl : see Gare-fowl.
Gairie, riv., Scot. 15-834b.
GAIRLOCH, bay, Scot. 11-

390b; 24-412 (C2); 23-742b.
— , dist., Scot. 24-412 (C2) ;

27-62b.

Gairlochy, Scot, 24-412 (C3).
Gairn, Glen, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Gairney (Water), riv., Scot. 24-

418 (E2) ; 15-824a.
Gairsay, isl., Scot. 20-280c.
Gais, Switz. 26-242 (G2).
Gaisa group (series) 22-267b ;

5-87a.

Gaisberg, mt., Aus. 24-106a.
Gaisburg, Stuttgart, Ger. 25-

1054b.
GAISERIC 11-390C ; 27-884c ;

Africa l-359d, 23-657d ;

Corsica 7-200b ; Sardinia

24-216c; Sicily 25-30d.
GAISFORD, THOMAS 11-

390d ; 20-414b.
Gaish (diet.) 18-855b.
Gaisin, Russ. 23-874 (I. B2).
Gaisis, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

<C2).

Gait (diet.) ll-527d.
Gaitan (diet.) 4-775b.
Gaithersburg, Md. 17-828 (E2).

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Page 1.

304

To make full use of thin Index It I* essential to read the
Instructions gl\ctt on I'tigc I.

G-GALL

Oalii. Or. 12-434 (tin

O«M (oibL) isVilMl 20-

>; 1-hUo'.

21-400a.
— Cmeaar ((on o< A

21033d.
OalToron. Itoia. 22-S74 (I.

Oalya. Nkr. 10-67 8 (Dt).

Galie (rook) ll-S.14b.

Oal. LJudeTit 7-476d: ?•

475C.

Qa an. Bal. 14-376 (115).
Oajburo. int.. India: tee Qan-

(abari.

Oajdobra. Hunir. 3-1 (Kl).
Oa ka, rn.. An-. 7-47*0.
11 a o. Sum. 2O-73c.
Oa oea, tribe l-14Sc.
Oakdul. Sud. 20-!'
t)akhan(dli-t.)9-
Oakhar. tribe : trr (ibnkkar.
Oakuch. India 14-376 (K-H).

65.1 ,'.:-:. , i 1-J ..i.

Uala.n< - Il-I13d.
— TriT.. Soot. 8-9 1 4d: 8-945a.
Gala, tribe : tee Galla«.
Ualahat. Sud. : tet liallabat.
Oalactaw7-749a.
Galactic plane 25-792O.
OalaoUn 18-453a.
Oahotooele 17-519d.
OalactOMiU-715c; 20-35O.
Ualadi. Somlnd. 25-379

25- .-. •,.
Galadlman Eogo. N|R. 10-67S

OALAOO (Galairlnae) ll-391d:

Gala group (geoL) : tee Queena-

berry group.

Galahad (legend) 12-330d.
Galam butter: tee Shea

butter.

Galamo. Somlnd. 2S-.-.79 (C2).
Oalan. Fr. 10-778 (E6).
— -dept.. Colom. 8-701 (B3) ;

Galana Sagan. riv., Aby. 25-

-.'.;.'..

— Salalu, riv.. Br.E.Af . 25-379

GALANGAL (Gallngale) 11-

393a; 7-893d (fig}.
Oalangin 22-742b.
Galantorie (IIIUH.) 28-52a.
Oalanthus Elwesll 2S-295d.

— niraiis : tee Snowdrop.

— pUcatus : tee Crimean snow-

Galanxln 22-694d.
Galao, tribe : tre Galoa.
GALAPAGOS, i-l».. I'ac.O. 11-

392b; 25-486 (1)4); 8-

>17a: 27-69b.
Galarnmbone, X j-I.W. 10- J3S

:l'-l IV

Galarinif, lake, Tib. 26-1)1 1!

il:i..
Galao. riv.. Mal.Pcnln. 17-473

i -'-
GALASHIELS. s.-ot. ll-393b ;

24-418 (F3).
OalaniVaeei-Tlga.
Oalata. Mont. 14-178 (Dl).
—.Turk. 27-428 (E3) ; 27-

1006a; 7-7d.

— , monastery. Hum. 15-379D.
Galatea (myth.) l»-:ts8d; 1-

llvi.

Galatea, N.Z. 10-634 (F3).
—.bar, Xicobar Is. 4-840

—.

(,•..
Galat

..

atea dool.) 10-133b.
Oololea (Oerrmntos) 5-7 Mb ;

10-8370.

Galatheldra 17-457d.
Galatta. III. 14-304 (D6).
OALATIA(kined»m)ll-393b ;
2-760 . K. : •: 5-; 1 2b: language
5-613b;Mithradatoil8-631c;
wan 21-143a. 0-

— (prov.). Rom.Emp. ll-394a;

22-648 (F3) ; 23-649 (F3) ;

churchex of Il-.t94b : coins

10-889d: St Paul's mission

20-945C.

Go/orian 18-966d.
GALATIANS. EPISTLE TO

th« 11-394C ; 3-87 3b ; place

and date 20-94Sa. 3-893C. 1-

!•; lo.
GALATINA, It. 11-3960 ; 15-4

OALATZ (dalalll). Hum. 11

3IM1.. ; 2J

ul)22-IIMa
i .»uo. 0-

rtT.. Soot. 24-ils
) ; 24-

:. Va. 20-1 M (114).
l «l-l,>IU I3-J7IM.
Oalaxaura 1-39SO.

Llalaxla. 28-lmHI, ; 14-17 Oe ;

IMW8.

(lalaildl. «ir. 12-424 (Of).
Oataxio* : <rc A polk. (lamonl-

GALAXY (diet.) 11-SOM : tee

otto Milkv war.
Oalba (ot the Bn

GALBA (Human emperor) 11-
397a : 2O--..-I : 23-il;,3a.

— .SERVIUS SULP1C1US
(orator) 11.397a.

.:inl 27-10030.

Galbak-yrlivn.-liu- 15-l".'>c.
Galballr. Irr. 14-711 (i'l); 18-

894.
GALBANUM (ffum) 11-397 b ;

14- i|9a.

— (plant) 2-746d.
(iiillH-nt. int., i.. r. 12-1700.

. It. 28- .'I.
Galbraitli. J. (matbematioian)

M-SStm.
— , J. J. (phv.l.-iiin) 2-49d.

— r. 1'oynt.Mi ( 111".'.) 28-361O.
GalbuU ii..,,l.) 15-105b.

20-;li6c,

: tee Jaeamar.
(iiillinliH (hot.) 15-.'>57a.
GALCHAS. tribo ll-397c ; 2»

..-. ,\_

Galchutt. N.Pak. 10-780 (113).
Oaldabuni. Xiv. 10-678 (Dl).
Oaldan (.Mui«ol khan) 18-

Galdan, monastery, Tib. 18-
•• - 1 .

Galdhoplggen. mt., Xor. 10-
804 (C2): IS- .-.-_• i,..

Oaldos, Benlto I'erez : tee
Peres Gald.w. Benlto.

Oaldr (hi.) 14-S34b.

Gale. George Washington 11-
40la.

— , THEOPHILUS ll-397d.

— , THOMAS Il-:i98a.

Gale, 111. 14-::. 'I « ''•>.
Ind. 14-422 (E5).

— , riv.. Irv. 15-7

GALE I.IK-!.) Il-:i98a.

Oale (bot.) 11-3981. ; 13-678a.

Galeana, Mex. 18-.11S (C-D1).

Galeate 18-563a.

Oaleatod cassowary : tee Cas-
sowary.

— msjsatm 7-'. Be.

Oale Brook, riv., Ches. 18-139

H IX
Galeazzo I. (Vlscontl. of Milan)

15-36d : 21-:!-::n: 28-

— II.28-12S.1: 15-:t8a:7-800b.
Oaton 18-3834 : 13-770a.
(ialeichthys 5-513C.
Galeka, tribe : »rr Gcaleka.
Galela. MaLArch. 17-466 (F2) ;

12-863d.

— , bav. Mai. Arch. 12--i>'.:iil.
GALEN. CHRISTOPH BERN-

hard, Freiherr von 11-3981) ;

12-81 ia.
— , CLAUDIUS 11-39SC : 18-

44c; aniiti.niv 1-11241.. 8-

50b ; embryology 8-334a ;

10-2H.1 : u-.'Mt 12-289a ;

grnaecolog}' 12-764d ; llga-

tnre used 28-133a; philo-
sophy 21-."'.'' la. 21-.'.34c ;

phvslognomy 21-550b ; phy-

slology 27-926d. 23-193d;

gurgery 26-12IM.
— . I'liilipt. (pseudonym): tee

Lange. Ernst I'hlllpp Earl.
Galen, v.-in- of 27-969d.
Galena. Ark. 2-S53 (A3).
GALENA, III. ll-::'.)'.)l> ; 14-

304 (HI).

— , Ind. 14-422 (F8).
GALENA. Kan. 11-399O ; 15-

654 (Il:i) : 15-B.iea.
M.I. 17-828 (H2).
Mo. 18-fiOs .
N.-v. S-< (Kl).
0.20-2(1
S.Dnk. 25-
— . int., Ida. 14-2'fi (111).
—.riv.. III. 14-304 (Bl): 11-

SOOb.
GALENA (mm.) 11-390O ; 4-

S7b.

Galenala (myth.) 2-167c.
Galena limestone 2O-237a : 27-

.-, -.I..

Oakmista 2-205a.
Oakmstock, mt.. Switz. l-744a.
Galenus. Clandius : tee Galen.
Oaieocordo 24-807O ; 24-596a

(table).

.. , . .. i. 2- Id

28-4160 J 28-4181.

2-307,1.

........ . ik-n. I. l»-ll . i.

18-1*3.

. I •, ll-i-.... .
. .37a: iO-MMd (n*.) : tet
alto Uennoptara>
dakx.p*!* 18-4d.

"•

QalE ft i .

. I !.: i" 4-i ..,

...... , .. i .. . »• •. . T. ..... .

I

—.cam! Ko. 8-911 (Al); 8-

— , cape. W.I. 28-544 (B4).

It. 18-27 la.

Galera (zoul.) : tee Tayra.
Galeria. tribe 18-27 la.
Galoria. Bulf, Con. 15-4 (It3) ;

7'199b.

Oal«rien(dlct.)ll-417d.
ii«l.-r.t.. 16-JI-l..

— crUtata : tee < rested lark.
Galeritidae 8-8Slc.
GALERIUS (Koman emperor)

Il-I00c; 23-<i.-..'.ii: 18- Hud;

PantaBwarSl-ttka.
Galerix 14-6441,.

•

Oalermi(co8tuni<>) 7-23.">b.
GALESBURG. III. 11-IOOd ;

14-::" I il:.:i : 14-308d.

— . Kun. 15-(i.-,4 ((13).

— , Midi. 18-:i7.' (K7J.

>nk. 10-780 (G2).
Gale* Creek. Orar. 20-2 12 (B2).

— Kerry. Conn. 8-9S2 (•
GaJeshwr (llantu chief )5-244e.
Oalesvlllf. III. 14-304 (U3).

114).

Galeton. 1'a. 21-l'»l (d2).
Galet8,capo. l!,'-uiiion23-207d.
Galeus: «reT.'TH-.
Gatev. Ind. 14-422 (K-0.
Ire. 14-74 I (B4).
GALGACUS (Caledonian chief)

ll-401a.

Galgai. Cane. 18-489d.
Galtcate. Lanes. 0-418 (II.

GalKbcrgct, mini), Swed. 1

127b.
Gatecnbenr, hill. Sax. 23-744O

(plan) ; 23-7 i:id.
Gaboc. mt».. Bung. : tee

tra.

Gateocz. Ilutur. 3-4 (K'.>).
Oabrorm, castle. Ire. 3-2 83a-
Gathns, (ii-r. 27-'.'a.
GALIANI, FERDINANDO 11-

lOIa.

I iuIilK-rt. A. 6-589b.
(iulil.i. tribe 7-S99a : 25-190d;

I.HII:II. !-••- 8-.'. • ...
Galibier. pass. Aliw 1-742C,

•TCK. 20-'.'fJ (115).
Gallch. Ross. 23-872 (F4) ;

.
G ALICIA (Halicz) cromiland.

Ail-. 11- In | , ; 3-4 (G2) ;

constitution ll-402c.2-975b;
ethnological map 2-972d:
othtiolofry, lantcuaKe and
literature: ter 1'oland and
Ruthenians ; factory lefris-
I) 3-:ilc: (reolosT
2-9711.. 8-121.1. 2S-110b;
Industries 2-974b foil. : Jews
2-975d ; liquor law (1877)
18-7B9e: ozokerite 2O-430a;
potrolenm 21-310d. 21-320c.

— Hilton/ (tee alto Poland) 11-
402b : Cracow republic 7-
360a : franchi« reform
(19"7) 3-38b; lamruaec ques-
tion 3-.l2a : nationalism
(1867-8) 3-27a. 3-28» ton. ;
rv!..-!lion(1816)3-14a.

GALICIA. Sp. 11-402C; 25-
530 (111): 23-1149 (B2);
dialect 25-57 7 h. 25-578a,
8-193b ; iceoloiry 20-237a ;
hNtnir 25-.'.41d. 1-733C, 18-

UTa.

Gallctl85-373c.

— allamandi : tee AUamand'g

—Barbara : ire Tayra.

— vittata: tee. Orison.
Galidia5-370b.
Galidictis 5-370b.

. .i,.~-|.h l-262a.

— , riv., Mich. 18-:i72 (1)8).
Gallffe, John Barthelemy

.• ll-:,87c.
GALIGNANI. GIOVANNI AN-

tonio ll-403b.
— , Onlllaume ll-403b.
— . Jean-Antoine ll-403b.
OaHanmCt Jfni*rn0rrlO-576b;

it-
Galik alphabet 18-720c.

..... :.. . \: , i- 1

OaUlOD. empire de I aw Ooor
dn> oomutDa,

—.SEA Or. I'ai. 11-4D4.I ; 28-
6112 ( I Kl).

GALILEE (arch.) 11- In 1.1.

" Gaule* " (craiatr) 24-V12a.

Oalilei. Vlnonutio 11-408* ;
30-121,1: 28-tMllb.

GALILKO GALILEI 11-irMa ;
24-4(X(a: .

437 b; cycloid 7-4U4 ; liter-
air cuaractertaOo. 14-90M ;
locic lS-906a ; on moUoo
l»-IK)6c. 14-.-.35C ; pomp
raction 2-4IHb; tdenope
28-.V.M1 ; theniMMOOpe 12-
133o ; on tide. 28-9431,.

Galil ha-Gojrini, prov. 1'aL : tet
. . .!•:•.

r Jalin. Pierre 7-664d.

Uallna. cape. Jam. 15-133

(map).

< ialindi,

.

, race ll-830d.
Gallncale: tee UalancaL
Gaunter. Captain l-9lb.
lialinltia. n.U.. Turk. 27-424

(B3-2); 17-217a.
GaUn- Paris -Ch«T«

• , ;- - . 19--T-..
Gallola. ScoBllo. Id., Adriatic

8. : »r<Sc...
GALION, O. 11-4 lie; 2O-2«

(Kit).
Gallon, bay. W.I. 17-802 (Bl),

— , riv.. W.I. 17-802 (Bl).
Oaliae, glacier. Alp*. 14-8«7b.

— , mt.. Ainu l-742d.

— , pasB, Alps l-743a.
Oalbtco. fort. Sn. 25-530 (at).

k, riv., N.Mex. 10-520

(D2).
Gallf -

llta, Ross. : tre Yalta.

— , chan.. Tun. 1-643 (Dl).

— . Isls.. Medit. 1-643 <D1).
Galitzln : trr Colitsnln.
(ialitim 23-808b, 1O-564C.

— Aparine : trr CTeavers.

— asperum 21-764d.

— hercrnium (saxatile) 21
TM*.

Oalluro Range. n)t&, Ariz. 2-
^

GallvanU Ferry, S.C. 25-500

(E'2 ).

Galijclen, A us. : tee Gallcla.
dalkuyu. Somlnd. 25-379 (E4).
Gall. .St (Irish saint )24-4c.

— , FRANZ JOSEPH 11- II 1.- ;
21- :.-.c; 4-406D.

— . H. L. L. 28-720C,

— , James 4-68d.

— , Luiao von : tee Schuckiiur.
GALL (diet.) 11-4120. See alto

H.I.-.

Galla (language) 12-894b ; 8-
199a

— , tribe: tee Gallas.
GALLABAT, Sud. ll-412b ;

26-11 (1)3); 26-llc; battle

(1889)0-127a.
Galla cattle: tee Sanga.
Gallaeci, race ll-403a; 4-

896b.
Gallagher, James : tee O'Gal-

lagber.
Galla graves, cairns. Somlnd.

Gallaici. race : tee Gallaeci.
GALLAIT, LOUIS 11-: 1. .
Gallala. Tun. 1S-322C.
Oallaland. dist.. Aby. 1-83

(map): ll-4I4a; l-80a ;

climate l-85c ; inhabitant*

l-320a.

Oallalith 15-95a.
Gallamine blue 8-750a.
Gallanach. Scot. 24-413 (A3).
GALLANO, ANTOINE 11-

412d.

Gallandl. Andrea 2-201d-
GaDanil green 8-750a-
GaUanlllc indigo 8-750a.
( iallanilide blue 8-750a.
Gallant. Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Oalla ox : tee Sanga.
Galla Placldla 2-823c : 27-

852a; 4-208* ; maoaolcum

2-388d. 18-885b.
GALLARATE, It. ll-413a ;

15-1 (U2): 7-299b; obser-

vatory 10-958b.
GALLARS, NICOLAS DES 11-

113s
GALLAS, MATTHIAS ll-413b;

28-8.-,r,a: 11-2 l.'xl: 1-
GALLAS (race) ll-413d : 12-

893b ; 1-3290 ; early civiliza-

tion 27-782c : gold-mining

l-87o ; mutilations 10-lOOa.
Gallasln* : tee Oallan. Nicolas

• a
GALLATIN. ALBERT ll-414b;

28-.MI2.1 ; 14-453a.

it-tlla

• (UDlM-
»»4a : 18-414*,

IX).

— < '«., K r . 15-71-

— Oo^Moeu 14-176(1

Boot. 24-4 l»(Et);

' Edward XbMr 11-
41<o ; 7-MOd.
.Thoma* (l»t«-1001) 11.

— . THOMAS HOPKINS < I7»: •

:- II-.. -• •

OailaVxW Collage, Wash. 7-

BE

l8-»0lb; 10-803c;

H-

<;«!!*. Krulle 11-9JC.

Oalle. Jobann Gottfried 1-

;:- . . 24-: ft
— . Theodore de 10-547b.
CALLE. Cry. 11-lir.d ; 1

(11-116); S-77»t, : s-:
GaUeaaw 11-4 17.1 : 24-KOid.
Galkcan: «• Oalicia.

Pino, mt. Alp*

Gallego. Me*. 18-31* (Dl).

— , canyon. X.Mex. 10-510

— . int.. C«pe Ver.In. 5-343
(map); S-2SSa.

— . riv., Arogon. Sp. 28-330
(Kl); S-8T4*.

— , rir.. Granada. Sp. 3-559c.
Oaliugo (language) : aw Gal-

Ida. Sp. : dialect.
Calk*.-., Fernando 2S-»'.4b.
GaUegoa, people ll-403a.
Gallegoa, cape. ChlL 2-461 (A6>.

— . rir.. Ant. 2-463 (117).
(iall.-in S-750d.
OkOen. Axel20-S17d.
CALLENGA. ANTONIO

Carlo Napoleon* ll-U7a.
Oallenirar : ft GalangaL
Galleon ll-417d ; !O-:i07a-
Galleria melonella 10-46*b.
GALLERY ll-417o; 3-478c :

Central American 5-67 8a:

Renaissance 2-419*.
Callow, It. 1S-4 (D3).
GaOeato. G. 18-86Sb.
GaPet 11-475C.
Galletting : tee Garrotting.
GALLEY (naT.) ll-417c; 1O-

313a; 27-:,44d; oan 18-

938o ; Venetian 22-9a.

— (printing) 27-5444.
Galley Head. cape. Ire. 14-744

(C5); S-655b; lighthouse

Oallerwood End. Ess. 16-943

(F2).
Gall-fly 14-1 79d: 11-433C ;

reproduction 12-433O, 14-

17-. .
Gallgaidhel (Galfeoidel), tribe

15-8330 ; 2B-629b ; 14-7G4d.
Gall-miat : ire Gall-midge.
i; ill,, ,-i- . i- is-; (i :..
Galll (priests) 12-402a; 17-

lOla; 2-7 lTd.
Galli (zooL) 3-9770 : 3-974b ;

pelvic girdle 3-959d; ukull

3-959C, 3-960d ; spinal

column 3-962C.
Gallia.0. 20-26 (E7).

— , prur., Itom.Emp. 23-648
(C2-1). Set aim Gaul.

— ( Ho fcric» i. prov., Gaul 3-
668b: 12-4 13b.

— (CISAUTNA), It. ll-41<a :
11- . ..'.I.

— (Ctepadana), It. 1S-J6 (C2) ;

— (Clterior), It- : tet Gallia Cto-
alpina,

— (ComaU), Gaul ll-533c : 3-
(68b.

— (Xarbonensis), Rom. Emp.
23-648(03); ll-533b; 12-
.•; i L

— (Togata). It. : tee GaUia Cto-
alpina.

— (Tranaalplna) : tre GauL

— (Tran«padana), It. 15-26
( A-1J2) ; 15-27a ; enfran-
chisement 23-646b.

— (Ulterior): tee GauL
Gallia Christiana 10-905a.
Gallia Co., O. 20-26 (F7).
Gallica : tee Llngna iralUca.
GALLIC ACID 11-4 ISa; 20-

400b; 22-666a.
GaUican Confemlon (1559) 7-

398d ; 22-286a.
GALLICANISM 11-4 1 *c ; 22-

t-.u .
Galilean Liberties ll-418d.

— Liturgy 10-797b.
GalUcano net La*k>, It. 15-4

(01-3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., aee Page I.

GALL-GAR

Galilean Psalter 4-504d ; 3

894b.

Gallicauus, Vulcacius 2-905d.
Gallicrex crist&ta 18-812b.
Gallicus, Johannes 4-690b.
Gallicus ager, dist.. It. 15-2od

24-648a.
Gallidae 3-977c ; 20-326C ; 3

969a.
Gallien (emperor) : see Gal

lienus.
— , Claudius : see Galen. Clau

dins.
— , Johanna : seeWyttenbach

Johanna.
Gallien, riv., Mich, and Ind

14-422 (Dl).

— , Palais, Bordeaux 4-244c.
GALLIEN I, JOSEPH SIMON

ll-418d.

Gallienses, tribe, 24-216&.
GALLIENUS, P. LICINIUS

Egnatius 11-4 19b ; 23-658C

23-6,>4c ; art under 23-476b

23- 480b ; bust (Louvre) 23

480b ; Byzantium sacked 4-

911d : character 2-906b

Egyptian rebellion 9-89c.
GalHenus, Arch of, Rome 23-

606a; 27-297c.
Galliera, Rafaele Ferrari, duke

of ll-598d.
Galliera, museum, Paris 20.

S09d; 2-44-,'b.
Galliera Institutions, Meudon

Fr. 18-:; i l.l.
GALLIFFET, G. A. A., mar

quis de 11-4 19b ; 24-5 7 6b.
Galliformes 3-977c ; 20-326a

affinities 3-97Sb, 22-918a

geological age 3-97 la.
Gallina, mts., N.Mex. 19-520

(C3).

Gallina, tribe l-329d (table),
(iallinaceae : see Galliformes.
Gallinae, Stellae : see Cyguus.
Gallinaco australis 25-294a.

— caelestis : see Snipe.

— stenura : see Pin - tailed
snipe.

— wibbni 2S-294a.

Gallina Nnmidica : see Guinea

fowl.
Gallinas, cape, Colom. 6-701

(Cl).
— , mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl) ;

19-520d.

— , riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (Dl).
— . riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (E-F2).

— Creek, riv., NJklex. 19-520
(F.2); 16-238d.

Gallini cotton 7-257d.
Gallinula : see Moor-hen.

— nesiotis3-977c.

— phoenicnra 18-812b.

— sandwieensis 13-SGb.
GALLIC, JUNIUS ANNAEUS

ll-419b; 20-946C.
— , L. Junius 11- 1 llili.
Gallion, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
— , La. 17-54 (Cl).
Galliot 11-4 17d.
GALLIPOLI, It. ll-419d ; 15-

4 (F4).
GALLIPOLI, Turk. ll-420a ;

27-126 (E3); 27-443C.
— , penin., Turk. : see Cher-

sonese.
GALLIPOLIS, 0. 11-420C ; 2O-

26 (F7).
Gallirallus brachypterus 19-

994d.

— fuscus : see Wood-hen.

— lafresnayanus 19-995a.
Gallitzin : see Golitsuin, except

as below.
GALLITZIN, DEMETRIUS

Augustine 11- 1.' la.
— , Dimitri Alexeievich 11-

421a.
Gallitzin, Pa. 21-106 (E5) ; 11-

421b.
GALLIUM ll-421b ; 6-46d ;

valency 25-940d.
Gallium Kamtechaticum 5-

147b.

Gallman, Miss. 18-600 (B4).
Gall-midge ll-424b ; 20-795b ;

paedoerenesis 13-429d.
Gall-mite ll-425a.
Gall-nut ll-423b ; ll-424a

(flg.).

Gallo, G. 26-5770.
Gallo, cape. Or. 12-424 (C4).
— , cape, Sic. 15-4 (D5).
— , riv., Sp. 25-530 (E2).
Gallocanta, lake, Sp. 2-:il4a.
Gallocyanine8-750d ; 26-699b.
Galloflavin 8-750c.
Gallograecia, dist., Asia M. :

see Galatia.

Gallo-Italian dialects 14-889d.
GALLON (measure) ll-421d ;

28- lii-Ja ; standard 28-478a,

28-479a ; water 8-46c.
Gallon Head, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (Al); 13-191d.
Galloo, isl., N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Gallop, lake, Af. : see Rudolf.
Gallophasis 19-379c.

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

Galloping Green, Ire. 14-74

(E6).

Gallon, Emilio 24-513d.
Gallo-Koinan art 23-480d.
Gallos, pt., W.I. 28-544 (AS).
Gallow, dist., Norf. 19-746b.
— , hill, Scot. (Dumfries.) 18

645d.
— , hill, Scot. (Forts.) 24-41

(Fl); 10-660d.
— , hul. Soot. (Shetland) 24-

854d.
Galloway, earls of ll-422b

25-911b.

— , JOSEPH 11- I21d.
— , THOMAS 11-4221).
Gallon-ay, Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— O. 20-26 (K3).
GALLOWAY, dist., Scot. 11

4i2b ; 24-412 (D5) ; Dou
glas family 8-44:ic ; geologj
24-41111) ; name 14-764d.

— , New, Scot, 24-412 (D4)
geology 15-831d.

Galloway boiler 4-141c.

— cattle 5-540d.

— horse 13-724a.
Galloways, Md. 17-828 (F3).
Gallows, hill. Can. 17-254b.
GALLOWS ll-422b.
Gallow's Cross, wood, Lanes

19-593d.
Gallows - frame : see Bead

Gallows Hill Bog, dist., Ire.

see Old Leighlin.
GALLS ll-422d ; 21-758a

ink-making 14-571C.

Gall-stones 8-268a ; effect on

liver 16-SOSc, 15-281d ; in

testinal obstruction causec

14-715d.

Gallum Creek, riv., 111. 18-608

<G4).

Gallup, Mrs. 24-7 86a.
Gallup, N.Mex. 19-520 (B2).
GALLUPPI, PASQUALE 11-

425d.
Gallura, anc. dist.. Sard. 24-

216c; 4-946c; 9-66 Ib.
Gallurese (dialect) 14-891a.
Gallus (St) : see Gall, St.
CALLUS, CORNELIUS 11-
426a ; Egyptian rule 9-89a,
26-740d ; elegies 9-252c ;
VirgU28-112a.
— , C. Vibius Trebonianus 23-

658c.
— , Flavius Claudius Constan-

tius 15-:. ISa.
— , GAIUS AELIUS ll-426a ;

2-264c.
— , GAIUS CESTIUS ll-426b ;

15-401C.
— , GAIUS SULPICIUS 11-

426b.

— , Jacobus : see Handl, Jacob.
— , Laurentius : see Lauren-

tius Gallus.
— , Martin 21-923b.
"lallus (zool.) : see Fowl and
Jungle-fowl.

— bankiva : see Red jungle-
fowl.

— furcatus 15-286d.

— Lafayetti : see Jungle-fowl.

— sonnerati: see Grey jungle-
fowl.

3all-wasp : see Gall-fly.
3allwewa, Cey. 14-382 (116).
3almis, Switz. : see Charmey.
Gahniz, Switz. 26-242 (C3).
"lalmocha (costume) : see

Dhata.
aloa (people) 1 - 330b ; 3-

226d.
GALOIS, EVARISTE ll-426c ;

9-719b ; 12-636a.

aloisian fleld (math.) : see

Field, normal.
Salop 7-800a.

Galops, canal, Can. 24-22a.
Galosh : see Golosh.
Jaloubet 8-599b.
Salpin, F. W. 19-85b.
Jalson, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).

;ALSTON, scot. ii-42Gc ; 24-

418 (C3); coaI3-75c.
3alswintha (Frankish queen)

6-163a ; 10-805b.
Galsworthy, John 8-537a ; 9-

644a.
Gait, Alexander (scientist) 2-

864d.
— , SIR ALEXANDER TIL-

loch (statesman) ll-426c.
— , JOHN ll-427a ; 9-639b.
Gait, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
GALT, Can. 11-427C ; 20-114

(B3).

— , la. 14-732 (D2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (Cl).
Salt (geol.) : see Gault.
~alta, India 13-486a.

alte, EC. (battle) 8-919d.
3altee, mts., Ire. : see Galty.
~altelli, Sard. 24-213C.

altherus ab Insulis (de Cas-

tellione) : see Walter de

Lille.

Galton, Sir Douglas 3-430a
brakes 4-416d ; friction 11
215a.

— , SIR FRANCIS ll-427o
10-36b ; 27-95d ; cbrrela
tion 27-9090 : eugenics 9
885a, 25-327d ; nnge
prints 10-3 7 6b.

Galton, 111. 14-304 (D4).

Galtonia candicans : see Cape
hyacinth.

Galtrcs, ano. forest, Yorks. 28
934a.

Gaits Mills, Va. 28-118 (D3).

GaltstrSm, Swed. 19 • 80

Aus. 26-242 (13).

(D3).

Galtiir, . .

Galty, mts.. Ire. 14-744 (C4)

geology 26-1(1011).
Galtymore, mt., Ire. 14-74

(C4) ; 16-694a ; geolog

14-745a.
Galung-gung, mt., Java 15

2S5a.
GALUPPI, BALDASSARE 11

428a.
Galva, la. 14-732 (B2).

— , 111. 14-304 (B2).

— , Kan. 15-654 (E2).
GALVANI, LU1GI ll-42Sb ; 9

183a.

Galvanic cell : see Voltaic cell.
Galvanism (therapeutics) 9

249c.

GALVANIZED IRON ll-428c.
Gnlvanocautery 26-135b.
GALVANOMETER ll-428d

Grassofs 17-330d ; sensi

tivity ll-429d.
Galvanoplastio process 24

488a.

Galvanotaxis 21-556C.
GalvOo, Antonio 17-469C ; 20-

666d; 22-159a.
Galveston, Ind. 14-422 (E3).
GALVESTON, Tex. ll-430c

26-090 (N6) ; 27-651b.

— . bay, Tex. 26-690 (N6).

— , canal, Tex. 26-690c.

— , Isl., Tex. 26-690c <N6) ; 11-
430c; 4-343C.

, passage, Tex. 26-690 (NO).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (M-N6).
Galvez, Bernardo de 17-59c

l-846c; 10-544d.

— , Jose1 de 18-338C.
Galvin, George : see Leno,

Dan.

Galvina (zool.) ll-523a.
Galway, Henry de Massuo do

Ruvigny, earl of : see

Ruvigny, Henri de Massue.
GALWAY, Ire. ll-432d ; 14-

744 (C3) ; sieges 6-422a ;

university ll-433a, 27.

774c.

— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (B3) ; 11-
431d.

GALWAY, co., Ire. ll-431a ;
14-744 (B3) ; 25-979a.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (F2).
Galweda, cape, Somlnd.25-379

(F2).

alziekte' 27-345c.
!am, S.W.Af. 25-466 (E3).
ianm, Christopher da l-90a ;
ll-626a.

— , Joanna da 22-1 .MM.

— , Saldanha da 4-461b.

— , Stephen da l-90a.

— , VASCO DA 11-433C ; 11-
625c ; African explorations
22-166b, 25-469a; Camoens
5-1 15c ; Indian expeditions
14-4040 ; ship of 24-866b ;
treasure 21-799d.

Jama, Sp. 25-530 (Cl).
Jama (measure) 28-484a.
Gama Ghats, mts., India 14-

376 (L7).

iama grass 12-375c.
Jama-ishime 15-1 78c.
iamala, Pal. ll-406a.
lamalie, Ark. 2-552 (Cl).
GAMALIEL I. ll-434b ; 20-

939c.

— II. 11-434C.

— III. ll-435a.

— IV. ll-435a.

— V. ll-435b.

— VI. ll-435b.

— of Jabush : see Gamaliel II.
Gamaliel, Ky. 15-740 (C4).
Gamalitis, dist., Turk. As. 3-

465a.

aman, country, W.Af. : see

Jaman.
amaroon, Pers. : tee Bander

Abbasi.
fjamarra, Agnstin4-176a ; 21-

276a.
Gamarra Mayor, Sp. 28-149

(plan); 28-149b.

— Menor, Sp. 28-149 (plan) ;
28-1 49b.

amart, cape, Tun. 5-426d j
necropolis 5-427c.
Gamasidae 18-«19a ; 2-310c.
Gamasus 2-310c.

— coleoptratorum 18-619a.

Gamay (wine) 28-724o; 28

93a.
Gamazo, German 25-561c

25-563C.
Gainba, mt., Ger.E.Af. 11-77

(C3).

Gambacorti (family) 21-645c.
Gambaga, Co.Cst. 12-203 (Bl

Gambarou, Sud. 4-265d.
Gambela, Aby. 25-299d.
— , riv., Ind. : see Tochi.
Gambol's partridge 27-814a.

— quail 27-634b.
Gambeaon (costume) 2-586c.
GAMBETTA, LEON ll-435b

administration 10-S77c, 10

SUlib ; Franco-German Wa

11-lld.

Gamblrar, riv., India 25-123a
GAMBIA, dist., W.Af. ll-437a

11-204 (map) : boundario

l-349a, 1-35W.
GAMBIA, riv., W.Af. ll-436c

11-2(14 (B3) ; l-321d.
GAMBIER.JAMES GAMBIER

baron ll-439a.
GAMBIER, O. ll-439c ; 20-2

— , isl., Pac.O. 20-436 (M7)

20-96GC.

— , int., Austr. 18-940d.
Gambier (bot.) 19-67 9b.

— (tanning) : see Gambir.

— Parry process 20-489a : 19
26c ; Ely cathedral 9-302d.

( lamhila, riv., India: see Tochi
Gambine 8-750c.
(iumbir5-507b.
Gambit 6-95b.
Gamble, Sir David 24-9a.
— , Sir Douglas 27-465a.
Gamble, S.Dak. 25-506 (D4)
Gamble (diet.) ll-440a.
Gamble Mines, Ala. 1-46C

— Run, riv., Pa. 21-106 (H3).
Gambling : see Gaming and

Wagering.

Gambo, Nfd. 19-479 (C2).
— , .S.Af. 25-466 (11-13).
Gamboa, Pedro Sarmiento de

20-901C.

Gamboa, Pan. 20-664b.
— , dist., Braz. 23-355d.
GAMBOGE ll-439d.
Gambol (diet.) ll-440b.
Gamborg, V. E. 26-332a.
Gambra, riv., W.Af. : see

Gambia.
GAMBRINUS (Flemish king

ll-439d.

Gambusia 18-554a.
Gamchaka, Mal.Arch. 17-466

(F2).
(iamciiiliicke, pass, Alps 1

744b.
GAME (diet.) ll-440a : see

also Games, and Gaming and

Wagering.
Game at Chess, A (Middleton)

18,-llCa.
Game Cliicken (prize-flghter) :

see Pearce.
Game fowl 22-214a.

— hawk : see Peregrine falcon.
GAME LAWS ll-440b : 19-

lOOc.

— Licences Acts (1831, I860]
ll-442a.

Gamelle, mt., W.I. 17-802
<B2).

Gamelote 27-990a.

Camel's Nunatak, mt., Green.
12-543 (E5) ; 12-544a.

3amergu (people) l-330a.

"jlames, Gutierre Diez de : see

Diez de Games, Gutierre.
James, children's : see Chil-
dren's games.

GAMES, CLASSICAL ll-443c:
epinicia 21-618d ; Pan-
athenaea 20-673a ; private
ll-446b : processions 22'
415b.

— of chance : probability in
22-:U6a ; 22-381a.

Gamete 23-117b ; plants 21-
769c.
ametic character l-508b.

Giametocyte 22-487d.

3ametogenesis 9-315d ; Men-
delism 18-116C, 18-118c
(fig.).

3ametogony 22- ISSa.

Jametophore ll-335d.

Gametophyte 23- 12 la ; algae
l-594c ; angiosperms 2-llb;
bryophyta4-701a ; pterido-
phyta : see Prothallus.

Jaming, Aus. 3-4 (D3).

3aming Acts ll-447a.
GAMING AND WAGERING
ll-446c ; advertisements
22-301b ; illegality of con-
tracts 7-39a ; probability
theory 22-386a : see also
Bet and Betting.
Gamir, anc.prov., Asia M. : see
Cappadocia.

,,,-,-,-=,, riv., S.Af. 25-468
(E-F9) ; 5-228a.
Gamla Karlcby, Russ. 23-872

— Upsala, Swed. 26-190 (D2);

Gamlcby, Swed. 26-190 (D3).
Gamlingay, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.

B2) ; geology 5-98a.
Gamma (Gr. letter) 4-912a.
Gammadion : see Svastika.
Gamma function 11-3070 ; 14-

549o ; tables 26-335a.
Gammaridea 17-459o ; 3-215d.
Gammanis 17-459o.

— esca 17-458c.

— moeoticus 5-454a.

— pulex : see Freshwatcj
shrimp.

Gammef Hestehave, Den. 26-

175c.
Gammelsdorf, Ger. : battle

(1313) ll-50b.
Gammelsholm, dist.. Den. 7-

96c.
Gammer Ourton's Needle 9-

618d ; 8-520b ; 25-920c.
Gammertingen, Ger. 11-808

Gammon, pt., Mass. 17-852

(G3).
Gammoritake, mt., Jap. 15-

156 (L6).
Gamo, dist., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

l-85a.
Gamonal, Sp. : battle (1808)

Gamopetalae 2-13d ; 10-572b.
Gamopetalous 10-564b.
Gamophyllous 10-554d.
Gamori ll-559b ; 26-296d.
Gamoscpalous 10-562d.
Gampel, Switz. 26-242 (D4).
Gampenjoch, pass, Alps 1-

747b.
Gamperdona, val., Aus. 26-242

<H2).

Gampola, Cey. 5-783a,
Gampsonyx 15-839C.
Gampsosteonyx batesi 11-

241a.

Gamrie. Scot. 3-314b.
Gams, Switz. 26-242 (G2) ; 24-

4 a.

Gamsfeld, mt., Alps 24-106C.
Gamston, Notts. 9-416 (II.

F3).
Gamtoos, riv., S.Af. 25-466

(G9) : 5-228a.
Gamu, P.Is. 21-392 (C2).
Gamukh, Arm. : see Kemakh.
GAMUT ll-450a.
Gamvik, Nor. 19-800 (Gl).
Gan, riv., China 17-553 (A-B2).
— , riv., China 17-553 (C2).
Gana, mt., Scot. 6-572b.
Ganab, Ger.S.W.Af. ll-800d.
Ganado, Ariz. 2-544 (D2).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L6).
Ganale Doria (Ganana), riv.,

Aby. 25-379 (B5).
Gananoque, Can. 19-596 (Dl).
Gand, Belg. : see Ghent,
(iandai, India 14-382 (19).
GANDAK, riv., India 11-450C ;

14-376 (L6).
— , Little, riv., India : see

Chota Gandak.

Gandaka, Baluch. 14-376 (B5).
'andaki, riv., India 14-376

(L6-7).
GANDAMAK, Afg. ll-450c ;

tmity 1-3170 ; 17-187b ; 4-

1581).

Jandan 25-142d.
iandara, P.Is. 21-392 (E4).
jandasoli, dist., Java 15-925a.
(Jandava, Bal. 14-376 (B5);

15-638d.
— , dist., Bal. : «ee Kach Gan-

down.
:andavensls, Henricus : see

Henry (of Ghent).
Gande, riv., Ger. 11-4500.
'Jander.bay, Nfd. 19-479 (C2);

19-481a.
— , lake, Nfd. 19-479 (C2) ; 19-

478c.
— , riv., Nfd. 19-479 (C2) ; 19-

478c.
GANDERSHEIM, Ger. 11-

450c ; 11-808 (B3) ; 13-842d.
Sandevi, India 14-382 (E9).
landhara, kingdom, India 14-

396b ; 28-9440 ; architec-
ture 14-398d, 14-429b ; coin-
age 19-9050.
andhara (alphabet) : see

Kharoshthi.

andhari, India 14-382 (H10).
GANDHARVA (myth.) 11-

450d ; 4-386o ; 13-505O.
andi, Nig. 19-678 (Bl).
jandia, Giovanni Borgia, duke

of l-554o ; 4-248b.
GANDIA, Sp. ll-451a; 25-

530 (E3).

Jandiole, Sen. 11-204 (A2).
Jandis (Babylonian king) : see

Kandis.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To mmkc full u*e nf this Index It It e**cntlml to remd the

//isf rui f /.i/i •. glvca on I 'age I.

GALL-GAR

Oando, NW. 10-174 • in. . It

'..., , . . l H71 >.-
OANDO, .iillan-. t l

• I. . 10-aald

OBMCM. r.i . \ v 10-893
:i. Jamo* 2-llOd ; 2-
TiiWB, n If 28-111 (It).

I ,
I..

11*

.
4MOAO. dfcrt.. I Vr». 14*

. iiut-n zi--.'::i.

i i
>li«k. 1

.'I 1!

"U.

Ganerajwh. i"i«v Alp* 1-7 48*,
flMMrfoirhaft i law) 26
CANKSA It i'.;13-

Qan**a-ohaturUil 13- 19 Id.

Oanga. ml... India 14-310.
Gaunt (drug) : ttt Cannabls

Oanga (djmwtr) 13-496* : 7-

Uamraharl. rat.. India 17-.'. lib.
Datura (lovlnd dint* 15-8 Ud.
Oauri

*••• Itaji-nilra Choladera I.
— ChuUpuimiu. Indla8-361b.
Oaiakhed. India 14-3S*

Gangaraoptert* t8-540b.
aancanelll. Lorenzo :

dement XIV.
Oanganl (people) 14-75TO.
Gang* Singh (maharaja)

Gangmw. Bar. 4-840 (C3).
— . mU.. Hur. 15-695b.
Gangaw (bot.) 14-S39a ;

Oanjrawalt. rir.. India 14-383

<KI2>.
Ganmwaram. India 14-381

(Oil).

GaniCPlt. Ger. 11-808 (I. J7).
Ganges. Kr. 10-77-
-. W., Pac.O. 20-436 (El).
QANGES, rir.. India ll-451b ;
14-376(08); 1-7 lOo.

— Canals ll-451a ; 27-6111.:
construction 14-iila; falls
a :•-... i4-7.;.i.

— dolphin : trr Siuu.

lil-l.- •:- ', 28-1 HI,.

Gangi. Sie. 15-4 (E6) : 9-640(1.
Gangitea. rir., Turk. : tee

Angtsta.

Ganglbauer, L. 0-669o.
Ganglia habenulae 4-403o ;

fishes 14-164d.
Ganglion 10-402c.

— cell : tee Neurone,
(iamroh. India 14-376 (G5).
GANGOTRI, India ll-451a;

14-376 (lit): 13-170,-.
GANGPUR. state. India 11-
452a; 14-376 (K-LS) ; 6-

rrtd.

Ganirra. Asia M. : see Changra.

— . synod of S-SlOd ; fasting
10-196b.

GANGRENE (path.) ll-452b ;
18-S780 ; 18-878d; insanity
14-8030; malnutrition 20-
9150. See alto Raynand's
disease: Mortification.

Gangri. mta.. Tib. 28-917c.

Gangrosa 11-94 So.

Gangs, agricultural : tre Agri-
cultural Gangs.

Gangtok. India 14-376 (N6) ;

Gangoe 10-504c.
Ganguela (race) l-330c.
Ganguillet. E. 14-69VL
Gang Week : tee Rogation

• 1 1 -. -

Qsi-aao, i>.\v. \*. : -••.- 1; ..,.
Gan-hwa. China 13-S92d.
Gan-hwny, pror., China : tee

Ngan-hul.

GANILH. CHARLES ll-451b.
Canister. Pa. 21-KXi (K5).
Canister (geol.) 5-310c; 11-

MOd.

OanOa-tara (Crldhara) l-617b.
Ganlrot, Angel 25-
Qanja, India 14-376 (15).
— .Russian Transcauc. : tee

Canla (drug) 13-264b ; 3-

-II i

— (spirit) 14-3*9I>.
- ilal. rir.. Indl . 14-376 (O8).
II-

81 (L10).
-, agency, India 11- :
IANJAM. diit .. India ll-451b ;
14-

ilawl(poet): tee NUaml.
Jl, mU., Cauc. 5-5470.

Jons;. India 14-376 (P7).

OOJOtah. Isfe*. Al.v :

Oaaloaaa, ml.. Jap. 15-1 ••
(M7) . l»-!

,.m..) 15-IT4b;
15- 1 :

.., , .. i'j- . HI.

'.. .

•• : i i3a.
— . JEAN NICOLAS 11-4.V.M.
Gaiuwl. Kr. 10-. t

Qamst. bl.. N./.. 10-614 (Kl).
GANNET .-..Un gtH.~ II

'

t, int.. U >n. 28-

. Wales : trt Dlna*

. Wllllatn5-85b.

'ik. 2S-508
,i ..
GANODONTA 11-

: 14-2l6o ;

heart 14-2(1 :>» : Jurasalo
period 15-5701. ; n i
Uni organs 14-.' .7 1. (Hit.).

, ; »
14-: .....

.
........ . >in in . irlbl 10-1 •:• I

Oanplnu. I'lnnn 15-

llanrro (Jan. urii n 15-I7.M..

Oana, Darld 13- 1

— .EDUARDll-l.'.ll.:

quarrol 13-103d.
Gan«. l>a. M-1IX1

—.tut-., (i.-r.s.w \r. 25-t'in

(ll-<-H ; 11-

Qania, Tib. ft- 1 64 (K2).
GANSBACHER. JOHANN

Bapliit 11-4540.
Oan«bninm-n. SwiLz. 26-.MJ

Of).
a&nsprndorf. Untor, Aiw. : ttt

Unter Gfti«'riidort.
Ganscroort, Peter S3-885a.
Oanifort. WVMM-I U. : tee Wea-

sel. Julian.

Oan-Hi. < liiiui : ter Sloan-fa.
I;..T, -v:'! . I.,. 17- .1 (111).
Uantal (Jap. artUt) lS-175b.
Gantak. India : trr Oangtok.
Gantang (nioaxurc) 28-IUia.
Gantarawadl, state, Bur. 15-

6T8b.

GANTE (di.-t.) 11-I.M,-.
Ganteaumr. II. J. A. 19-'.':illi.
Gantoku (.Ian. artist) 15-1 7Sb.
Canton. Yorts. t-416 (II. Ql).
Gantrbch, int., Alps 26--'rj

(C»).
Gantry 24-280a; 84-964 (PI.

VIII.).

Gantt. Ala. 1-460 <C4).
Gantta Quarry. Ala. 1-460

Gan Woddo. tribe 27-964C.

GANYMEDE ll-4S4c; Hebe
13-liii;;i: knucklebone* (tra-
dition) 15-MS:M; Leocnarea
statue 12-lSSil. 16-4428,

Ganymede's cup (plant) 19-

....

Ganypm lit tonilh 4-233b.
Ganzcrort, Weasel : tet Wes-

scl, Joliuiin.
Ganzirra (Mundacan order)

17-5.'.fid.
GAO, Kr.W.Af. ll-4S4d ; 11-

204 ((!•.' I.
Gaod-1-Zirn-h, swamp. Ate.

•MM*.

Gaoga, Af. : trr Kaoka.
GAOL(<lirt.)ll-455a: tee alto

Ptton.

GAON ll-l.-,.m : 13-17'JI. :
Mahommod in lnlcr:itlon 15-
404c : Talmiul intorpr«te<l

GAP, Kr. ll-4S5b; 10-7 7 S

(II'.).

— , I'a. 21-106(117).

— , mt., X.ll. 19-l'JOi.

— (The), Vic-t. 28-:is (Kl).
GAPAN, 1M-. 11-455C.
(lapcn-.-k. Ky. 15-740 (D4).
Qapeau, riv.. Kr. 10-778 (G6).
Gapcrn, lake, Swod. 26-lUH

(II'.').
Gapliu; (ihyl Ilnlr. York*. 9-

;i. (O : 5-574C,
Oapniill-, W.Vn. 28-.'.0() (CI).
Ciir. riv.. Til.. 14-:,07o.
Gara. K,R>-. 9-10 (A Jt.

. Arab. 2-264 (G5) ;
U-T99C,

— . lako, Ire. 14-741 ((",!) ; 25-

— , pt.. Dcv. 9-430 (VI. !
Garablt rlndi«-t, Kr. 4- '
Gara<-l 26-f.l.'.d.

Gararhlne. pt.. C.Am. 5-67.S

(C7 ) ; 20-664b.
Garad. cape, Somlnd. 25-:i7'.i

(Kl).
Garadlce, lake. In. 14-744

tD»).

Garag, India : trr Gadaa.
Garah. X.s.W. 19-.'i:tS (Kl).

(laral. rir., India (K.B*o«. aad
— . rt»., India (t'nlt*a Pioira.)

. .,
•4-:
Uaralll Turk*

trtba 4-TTOd ;

Garamantes. tribe 10>300oj
' 'lie.

oape. Jap. 18-156

Dims. 4-41'
OARARnW, African tribe 11-
.HANIN, ILIYA 11-

(lar^T Omar. Somlnd. 28-37U

(D-E8).
Oara««o. Kranootall-l.TM: 5-

OA*RAT. DOMINIQUE
Joseph ll-446a ; 27-126d.

—.PIERRE-JEAN 11
4-139*.

Gamran. Mentono, Kr. 18-
I46b.

Gararogue, rir.. Ire. : tre Gar-
TOk'

GARAY, JANOS 11-4560 ; 13-
927 b.

—.Juan do 2-409a ; 4-754a ;
24-188a.

Garbage furnaces: tre De-
structors.

GarbaUy, castle. Ire. 3-270d.

Garbe, lUchard 24-507b.

Garber. 111. 14-304 i !>.;).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Ul).

Garbers, Tenn. 28-620 (II).

Garberrlllo, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).

Oarbett, Snniuel 23-450d.

Garbh Leac, int.. Soot. 24-112

— Thorr, mt.. Soot. 24-418
(A3); 2-iill.l.

GARBLE (diet. )ll-456d.
i iarbler (diet.) ll-456d.
Garbo. Raffaellino del : tee

Kaftaellino.

.in. Norf. 0-424

(IV. Dl).

C.irl.,,1-.-. Am.- 19-- I '•:
GarbutFs. rapids, Urit.IIond.

4-615b?
Garca, cape, C. Verde Is. 5-253

(map).

GAHCAO. P. A. J. C. 11-4578.
(iarojis, rir., lira*. 2-3158.
Garches. Kr. 10-778 (HO).
Garcia (of Galicla) 2S-571b.

— III. (of Nararre) 25-543C.
— , Adolfo 21-269b.

— , Carlos (Spanish author)

21-577C.
— , Dlefro (Spanish explorer)

— , Llzaro 8-920b.

— (DEL POPOLO VICE^TO),
Manoel ll-r.7b.

:i.H-lll-4:.7o; 28-175a.
— , Moreno 8-912c.
— .Pauline : tee Viardot,
Pauline.

at 25-5900.

Garcia. N.Mex. 19-.'i20 (G1X
GARCIA DE LA HUERTA. V.
A. 11-457C ; 25-585b ; 8-
S09d.

— DE PAREDES, DIEGO 11-
UTd.

— de Santa Maria. Alrar 25-

— do Silra 11-627C.

— de Torcno. Nuno 17-G44d.
GARCIA GUTIERREZ, AN-

tonio ll-l.'.-ii.
Garcia Hernandez, Sp. 16-

»T8b.

Garcto, Pierre 24-536b.
Garcllaso do la Vega : tee

V.u-..

Gorcin, K. 22-502d.
Oarcinla 17-572b.

— cola : are Hit ter kola.

— hanburii ll-i.'.'.M.

— mangoetana : tee Mango-
Hteon.

— mcstoni 22-73.1d.

— morella : trr Mnn.iju.

,fk. Ind. 14-1 -.'•-• (ll-.'i.
Garczynski. Stephen 21-918*,
CARD, dept., Kr. ll-4:,sb ; 1O-

778 (G5).
—.rir., Kr. 10-778 (G6) ; 11-

I48b.

Gord. aqueduet 2-2 13h.
Garda, Gothenburg, Swed. 12-

ITlo.
GARDA, LAKE OF, It. 11-

|.-,1; 15-4 (C2); 15-26

i : 18-S9d.
GARDANE, CLAUDE MAT-

ihieu, count ll-459a ; 21-

-j «•.

Gardanne, Kr. 19-778 (G6).
Gardar, Green. 2?-499a.
— .N.Dak. 10-780 (Gl).

190 (111).

. 1-441

11
li-

lt- 167 d.

^^^K Ala. 1-4AO (A2).
2O-1I I M |i.',.
i 114).

I

— . I-.I., Minn. 18- ...... 1).

— ,1-1.. N.H.W. 2ft---'7» (CJ);
22-1

GARDEN ll-l •>,; plan 13-
748 (tlK.). *" atn ll..rti-

in-.
Ganle naUonale mobile 10-

•.' j- •
Garden abater 5-HOOa.

. Ala. 1-400 (CI).
i ;

: <r<-(1ilc*CO.
in. 15-644 (Bl);
!S-<i55d.

. Minn. 18-:..',0 (C6).

\ln. 18-flOs (|i:i).
.. N.Y. 19-596 (E4);
16-U83a.

.H.Dak. 25-500(113).

— Cltr. Tex. 18-890 (K4).

— City, Utah 27-814 (CI).
Garden cltjr morement 13-

-.•„,.

Garden Core, Kla. 18-540 (K6).
li.inl-n ill. rn. ,.M-.- 8-1 ;•• \
Garden Grore, la. 14-732 (D4).
Garden-hoe 13-559d.
GARDENIA 11-I.Vj.l ; 23-

-II-.!.

Garden bland, bay. La. 17-54

(E4).

(Jardrn of Cimu 4-686c.
Garden of Eden : ire Edon

(bibl.).
"Garden of the Hesperldes"

(Turner) 27-476*,

— of the Oodn, Colo. 8-725C.
ii;ir,l'Mi !••• i 21- ...
Gardenplaln, 111. 14-304 (B2).
Gardenl'laln. Kan. 15-fl.i K K:i).

— Pralrlc, 111. 14-304 (1)1).

— Reach, Calcutta 14-4 l4d.
Garden snail 13-443o; 11-

ftMaCflcA

— spider 2S-664C ; 13-446C.
Gardenstonm. Scot. 24-412

(M).
Garden suburb : tee Garden

City morement.
Garden Valley, Ida. 14-27Q

(U:n.
- Vall

- ley. Tex. 26-690 (M3).
Gardcnrille. Md. 17-828 (B3).
Garden-warbler 28-608a ; 2O-

Mlb.

Garde Royale 12-658C.
Gardes de la porto 12-058b.

— de rllle : ter Gardiens de la

]• l!\.

— du Corps 12-658b.

— eooesaises 12-6581..

— francaises 12-658C.

— sulsaes 12-658C.

Gardct, George* 24-510b (PI.

IX.); 15-98c.
Gardettc, James 8-51a.
Gardfjiill. mta.. Swed. 19-800

Gardi. Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Cardie. M. G. de la : we De la

Gardie.

Gardlon, Jean Francois 12-50c.
Gardiens do la palx 10-792c.
Gardlkl, Gr. (PhthlotiH) 12-424

ilr.'i.

— , Gr. (Trikkala) 12-124 (CI).
Gardiner, Allen KrancU 19-

2580 : 18-598a.

— , A. O. (Journal W) 19-559r.

— , JAMES 11- l.-.!id: 22-30«b.

— , J. Stanley l-530d ; 24-
751d.

— , Lion 8-834a : 24-276C.

— , SAMUEL RAWSON 11-
180*.

— , STEPHEN 11-4600 ; t-

.

— , Sylrestcr ll-4B2c.
GARDINER, Me. ll-462o ; 17-

434 (CD.

— Mont. 14-276 (D3).

:,-i. 19-520 (Kl).

— N.Y. 19-596 (AS).
- Oreg. 20-242 (All.

— toL. Haw. 13-- I (113).

— rir.. Wyn. 28-v
Oardinen, bay, N.Y. lt-596

(114); 8-s:i3d.

— ,bl.. N.Y. 19-596 (H-I4);
8-834a.

Gardiner's tables (math.) 18-

-71
Ganlincrston, Me. : tee Oar-

li.!;. r.

-iarkl*«-UTbi U-TTiet

-.r«Hcyii-4«Jd.

—.Thorn*
—.WUuaiiiM.24-»OK

|.

—.III. 14

— , Kan. U-454 • I
OAKDNKH. 11-4814;

i.

tee Karauwp.

— , Ul.. I'ar.O. (Hawaii) 28-

436(11).
— .laL. Pac.O. (ITioei,

20-438(115); 21-
— . lake. Conn. 8-9.',2 (Kl).
— . mU.. W.Aua. 28-i.ltfc.
Gardner machine tun 17-24 1 a.
Gardoen.lake.lt> l
Gardner Trout 4-83C.
Gardner r. Uodnon's

H-

Gardwrrille, Ner. t-8 (1)1).
Oardonyl. Ge«a U-930a.
Gardoqnl, Diego de 10-5 16c.
GardaUsa. 8wed. 28-19O (D3).
Gare, breakwatar.lUddlesboro'

18-4 lid.
CARE-FOWL ll-463a ; 2-

•TlO.
Gareloch. Inlet, Soot. 24-41*

•Bl) ; 0-860b ; geology 8-

Oarelocohead. Scot. 24-4 IK

(B2) ; 8-860b.

Garelol. Ul., Alak. 1-471 (U).
GareMin, It. 15-4 (112).
Oarf, rir., Scot. 8-572b.
Garff. sheading. L of M. 17-

535c.
Gartleld. Harry Augiutus 11-

465c.
— , JAMES ABRAM ll-484b ;

27-7'.'2d: 8-5O48.
— , James Rudolph 11-465C.
Clarfleld. Ark. 2-552 (Al).
— , D.C. 17-818 (D4).

. Om. 11-7 •••: >l.i.
— , III. 14-304 (D2).
— . Kan. 15-654 (CI).
— , Ky. 15-7 40 (B3).
-, X.J. 10-501 (Al).
-. X.Mex. 10-510 (C5).
— . (J. 20-16 (IM3).
-.Utah 27-814 (Bl) ; 12-

Itta.

—.Wash. 20-354(11.').
— , lake. Maw. 17-.- .vj (A2).
— , nit., Ida. and Mont. 14- .'76

(C3).
— . ml, N.H. 10-490 (D3).

— Co, Colo. 0-712 (Bl).

— Co, Neb. 19-:i '1 4 (K.-F3).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Ul).

— Co., Utah 27-814 (II--

— Co.. Wash. 2O-354 (H3).

— Coast, region. N.Am. 10*

7.J.K1K

GAR-FISH 11-465C : 0-15d.
(iarforth, W. E. ft-585d.
Gorfonh. Yorks. 28-933 (Dl).
Garga (Indian astronomer) 24-

Qargananl, Or. 12-414 (C3).
GARGANEY ll-465d.
(Janrano, prom.. It. 15-4 (K4) ;

18-18 (K4).
GARGANO. MONTE, nenbu,

It. 11-4668 ; 15-4 (E4) ; 15-

16 (E4); l-218b; battle

(71 ii.i-.) 2S-fll4o; pilgrlm-

age shrine 21-«O«c,
Ciargantiel, Sp. 28-530 (C3).
Gargantoa 22-769d foO.
Ganrantua, oape. Can. 20-114

('--•).
Gargar, canal. Pen. : ter

'.••rv. r.

Gargara. Asia M. 16-«07a.
Gargarok, Hal. 14-:!76 (A5).
Garrarns, mt., A-ia M. 27-

:i': i.
Gargasian group (geol.) 2-234o;

7-llOa.

Gargai-inentel 11-534C.
Gargellen. Au-. 20-141 (H3).
Gaqren. Kr. 10-778 (C5).
OargUlu* MarUalls: tre Mar-

Ganrouromln. Verona 2O*518b.
GARGOYLE ll-466a.
GarKrarc, York*. 0-416 (II.

Oargoea, mt., Br.E.Af. 4-801
QBtT

Gargunnock. Scot. 24- 4 1 -
— ,mt<.. Scot. 24-418

2S-927d.
Gar-gnnsa, Tib. 0-168 (B3).

For Key to Contractions, etc,, see Pmge I.

307

GARG-GAYA

Garsrur, Malta 17-508 (B2) ;
17-509b.

Garha. state, India 12-7 I'.M.

Garhakota, India 14-376 (IIS).

Garha .Manilla, kingdom, India
15-532b.

Garhapatya 4-380b.

Garhi-Uaraaru, India 14-376
(G5).

Gurhjats, states, India :
Orissa tributary states.

Garhniukhteshar, India 14-
376 (G5) ; 18-S15a.

Garhuis, tribe, 8-309b.

GARHWAL, dist., India 11-
466a ; 14-376 (H5-4) ; 26-
919a ; dialect 20-153b.

— , native state, India ll-466b;
14-376 (H4).

Garhwas, tribe 4-797d.

Garia, bay, Nfd. 19-479 (A3).

Garib, riv., S.Af. : see Orange.

GARIBALDI, GIUSEPPE 11-
466c i 15-58d : CaTOur 5-
585o ; Rome (1849 and 1867)
15-53c, 23-6S3d : Sicilian
expedition (I860) 15-57c,
19-1 88d: Victor Emmanuel
II. 28-27b.

Garibaldi (Cond3 d'Eu), Braz.
23-35Sd.

— , brii

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

Garibayt

Qariep, riv., S.A1. : see Orange.
Garipranga, riv., India 14-376

(14-5).

Garigliano, riv., It. : see iiiri.
Gariguc 21-7 G2d.
Garin, pass, Alps l-743a.
Garin do Mongfane 12-47b.
Garin dr Monrjlane, Gcste de :

see Guiilaume d'Orange,

Oestede.

Garingal : see Galangal.
Garinga-ula, mts., Tib. 6-168

(E2).

Garin le Bran 22-499C.
GARIN LE LOHERAIN 11-

467d.
Garioch, dist., Scot. 24-112

(F2); l-50a.

Garsenda, Torre, tower, Bo-
logna 4-179b.
Garland, Alexander 8-913b.

— Hamlin l-840d.

— JOHN (Latin grammarian)
ll-468b ; 7-470a ; 8-186d.

— John (soldier) 18-774C.

— Miss 4-66c.
Garland, Ala. 1-460 (C4).

— Ark. 2-552 (B4).

— Colo. 6-722 (E4).

— Kan. 15-654 (H3).

— La. 17-54 (B-C3).

— Me. 17-434 (C3).

— X.C. 19-772 (D3).

— Okla. 20-58 (F2).

— Pa, 21-106 (C-D2).

— Tex. 26-690 (C7).

— Utah 27-814 (Bl).
Garland (astron.) : see Corona

Boreal is.

Garland Co., Ark. 2-552 (B-C3).
Garlande, Etienne de 17-35d.
Garland flower 16-2S4a.
Garland's tanning analysis 16-

334a.

OarlandvUle.Miss. 18-600 (C3).
Garlasco, It. 1S-4 (B2).
Garleni, Rum. 23-826 (Cl).
Garleton, mt., Scot. 24-418

(F3); geology 12-796b.
GARLIC 11-468C.
— , oil of : see Allyl sulphide.
Garlick, T. 2-24C.
Garlic-mustard : see Jack-by-

the-hedge.

Garliebank, Scot. 7-634b.
Garlieston, Soot. 24-412 (D5) ;

28-62Sd.

Garlin, FT. 10-778 (D6).
Garlinge, Kent 9-424 (IV. E4).
Garlington, E. A. 24-340d.
Garm, C. Asia 27-420 (D4);

4-156C ; 15-677C.
Garman 24-809b (fig.).
Garmans Mills, Pa. 21-106

(E4).

Garmisch, Ger. 11-808 (C5).
Garmo, Nor. 19-804 (C2).
Gannon, St : see Germanus,

St.
Garmouth, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ;

9-270a; 9-270d.
Garmrud, dist., Pers. 3-Sla.
Garnaes, Nor. 19-804 (A2).
Garnant, Wales 5-356b.
Garnavillo, la. 14-732 (F2).
Garneau, Alfred 5-167b.
— , Francois Xavier S-167b.
Garneau, Can. 22-724 (C3).
Garneill, Mont. 14-276 (E2).
Garner, T. 2-438b ; 4-110d ;

20-409d.

Garner, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
— , la. 14-732 (Dl).
— , N.C. 19-772 (D2).
— Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780

(A3).

Garnerin, Andr6 Jacques 20-

750d.
Garuerville, N.Y. 19-596

(B-C4); 13-82a.
GARNET, HENRY ll-469a.
Garnet, Ida. .14-276 (B4) ; 14-

276c
GARNET (mineral) ll-470a;

18-513c: asbestos 2-714c;

cutting 16-196d; mica 18-

35oc.

— pai>cr ll-471a.

— rock 11-47 la.

— shell 22-695b.
Garnet's Straw 11-47 Oa.
Garnett, Edward 11-471C.
— , J. E. C. Maxwell 12-87b.
— .Richard (1789-1850) 11-

1711. ; 9-592a.
— , RICHARD (1835-1906) 11-

471b ; 9-644b ; astrology 2-

796a.

— , Thomas 22-39d.
— , William 21-39d.
Garnett, Ark. 2-552 (D4).
— , Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Garnet «. M'Ewen 3-350a.
Garnetz 28-492a.
GARNIER, CLEMENT

Joseph 11-47 Id.
— , GERMAIN, marquis 11-

471d.
— , JEAN LOUIS CHARLES

ll-472a.
— .MARIE JOSEPH FRAN-

cois 11-472C : 27-6a : statue

24--M.
— , ROBERT ll-472d; 8-511a;

ll-124a.
GARNIER-PAGES, ETIENNE

Joseph Louis ll-473b.
— , Louis Antoine ll-473b ;

10-8650.

Garnish, Nfd. 19-479 (C3).
GARNISH ll-473c; tax 22-

362b.
Garnishee ll-473c ; 2-878b.

— proceedings : see Attach-
ment, writ of.

Garnison (diet.) ll-480b.
Garnkirk, Scot. 24-418 (C3) ;

16-137a.
Garno, riv., Wales 9-428 (V.

E2).
Garnock, riv., Scot. 24-418

(B3) ; 6-572d.
Gamming, N.S.W. 19-538

(B3).

Garnsey, Elmer E. 24-35b.
Garnsey, Ala, 1-460 (C2).
Garo, Ai. : see Gao.
Garo, Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— , tribe 11-473C ; 15-885b ;

dialect 8-830d.
Garofalo, II : see Tisio, Ben-

venuto.
GARO HILLS, dist., India 11-

473o ; 14-376 (O7) ; 2-774b ;

highest peak 2- 7 7 Od.
Garolar, Green. 12-548a.
Garonne, canal, Fr. ll-474a.
GARONNE, riv.. Fr. ll-473d ;

10-778 (E5); 23-648(B-C2)j

10-77 7b ; length and basin

area 9-909d.
Garoupa 4-444b.
Garpel. Scot, 18-645d.
Gar-pike (Belone) : see Gar-
fish.

— (Lepidosteus) : see Lepi-
dosteus.

Garposh, India 14-376 (L8).
Garra, riv., India : see Deoha.
Garrabost, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
Garran : see Garron.
Garrapatero 18-320d.
Garrard Co., Ky. 15-740 (D3).
Garred l-92a.
GARRET ll-474b.

— master 26-187d.
Garretson, S.Dak. 25-506 (14).
Garretsons, N.Y. 19-596 (H4).
Garrett, Edmund 19-561c.

— .Elizabeth : see Anderson,
Elizabeth Garrett.

— , JOAO BAPT1STA DA
Silva Leitao de Almeida,
visconde de Almeida-Garrett
ll-474b; 22-1(11.1; 8-510b.

— , Thos. ll-2S9b.

— , T. W. 7-444b ; 7-445b.

Garrett, 111. 14-304 (D4).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G2).

— , Okla. 20-58 (A4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (D-E6).

— , Tex. 26-690 (B-C8).

— Co., Md. 17-828 (Al).
Garrettford, Pa.21-106(K-L7).
GARRETTING 11-4 7 5c ; 17-

845b.

Garrett Park, Md. 17-828 (E2).
Garrett's detector 9-205c.
Garrettsville, O. 20-26 (H2).
GARRICK, DAVID 11-475C ;

8-529b ; Foote 10-626C ;

Johnson 15-466c ; monu

ment to 16-586b.
Garrick Club 6-567b.
Garrteill,Cumb. 9-412 (I. D3).
Garrigue 16-347b.

Garrigues, dist., Fr. 10-776

(E 3) ; ll-458b.
— , mts., Fr. 10-778 (F6) ; 19-

701d.

Garris (battle) 21-96d. .
Garrison, WendeU Philips 11-

480a.

— , WILLIAM LLOYD(b. 1805)
11-4770 ; statues 4-292b,
19-468b.
— , WUliam Lloyd (b. 1838)

11-4 SOa.

Garrison, Ascension : see
George Town,
la. 14-732 (E2).
111. 14-304 (D5).
Ire. 14-744 (C2) ; 10-274d.
Ky. 15-740 (E2).
Md. 17-828 (F2).
Minn. 18-550 (1)4).
Mont. 14-276 (C2).
N.Dak. 19-780 (C2).
Neb. 19-324 (G3).
Pa. 21-106 (B6).
Tex. 26-690 (N4).
Utah 27-814 (A4).

— hill, ScUly Is. 24-404d.
— . pt., Kent 24-822b.
GARRISON (diet.) ll-480a.

— artillery : see Artillery.
Garrison Greek, riv., N.Dak.

19-780 (C2).
Garritson's Creek, riv., N.Y.

19-596 (14).

Garro (projectile) l-866c.
Garrocha 4-790a.
Garroch Head, cape, Scot. 24-

418 (A3) ; 4-8780 ; geology

4-878d.
Garrod, Sir Alfred Baring 12-

289b ; 18-1970.
— , Alfred Henry : on birds 3-

ini.nl. 20-325a ; hoactzin

13-.. 1 1 1. ; manati 17-542a ;

parrots 20-864c ; ratitae

22-918a.

Garrodia21-315d.
Garron, pt., Ire. 14-744 (Fl).
— , pt., Scot. 24-412 (F3).
— , tower, Ire. 14-744 (Fl).
Garron (diet.) 23-742c.
Garros, Pey de 22-501a.
GARROTE ll-480b.
Garrotting ll-480b ; 7-190b.
Garrucci, Raffaele 14-6300.
GARRUCHA, Sp. ll-480b ;

25-530 (E4).
Garrulidae (Garrulinae) : see

Jay.
Garrulus 15-297b.

— brachyrhynchus : see Can-
ada jay.

— glandarius : see Jay, Euro-
pean.

Garry, bay, Can. 5-160 (M2).
— , glen, Scot. 24-412 (D3) ;

21-262b.
— . lake, Can. 5-160 (13) ; 15-

714b.
— , loch, Scot. (Inverness.) 24-

412 (D2) ; 14-720a.
— , loch, Scot. (Perth.) 24-412

(D3); 27-370b.
— , riv., Scot. (Inverness.) 24-

412 (C2).
— , riv., Scot. (Perth.) 24-418

(Dl); 27-370b.
Garryowen, N.S.W. 19-538

(D4).

Garsa, Tun. 1-643 (C2) ; flood-
ing Sahara 23-1007a.
Garsauritis, dist., Asia M. 5-

287b.

Garscadden, Scot. 15-797d.
Garscube, Scot. 15-797d.
Garsdale, Yorks. 9-412 (I.

D4).

Garse, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C2).
Garsington, Oxon. 20-415d.
Garslie, N.Dak. 19-780 (Fl).
Garstang, J. 13-536d; 18-

172c.

— , W. 8-572c ; 21-725a.
Garstang, Lanes. 9-416 (II.

B2) ; black death 16-141d ;

geology 16-1380.
Garsten, Windisch, Aus. : see

Windisch-Garsten.
Garstin, Norman 20-499C.
— , Sh- W. 19-699a.
Garston, Herts. 16-942 (C2).
GARSTON, Lanes. 11-480C ;

16-139 (B3).

— , East, Berks. 9-420 (III.E4).
Garswood, Lanes. 16-139 (C3).
Gartan, Ire. 6-737a ; 26-369c.
— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Gartcosh, Soot. 24-418 (C3) ;

16-137a.
Gartempe, riv., Fr. 10-778

(E4); 7-431b.

Garten, lake, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Garter (inn) 28-715b.
— , Order of the 15-857a ; 15-

860d; 8-994o ; collar 6.

685b ; cross 7-507o ; pre-
cedence 22-269c ; robes 23-

409o.

— king of arms 15-860d ; 13-
329a.

Garterley, Yorks. : see

Gatherley.

Garter's lloll 22-269C.
GARTH, SIR SAMUEL 11-

4800.

Garth, Ala. 1-460 (Cl).
Garth, castle, Scot. 15-729d.
Garthbeibio, Wales 9-428 (V.

E2).

Garthby, Can. 22-724 (E3).
Garth grit 2-452d.
Garthorpe, Lines. 9-416 (II.

F2).

Garthwaite, L. 4-66c.
Gartly, Scot. 24-412 (F2).
Gartmore, Scot. 24-418 (C2).
Gartmorn, lake, Scot. 24-418

(D2); 6-4171).
Giirtncr. Friedrich von 2-840c:

19-5b.

Gartner's duct 23-134a.
GARTOK, Tib. ll-480d ; 6-

168 <F4) ; 26-916 (Bl) ;

Sven Hedin 26-92Ga ; trade

routes 26-922c.
— , mt., Tib. 6-168 (C3).
Garton, Yorks. 9-416 (II. G2).
Garton Bros. : fertilization ex-
periments 12-322c.
Gartree, dist., Leics. 16-394b.
Gartsherric, Scot, 6-603c.
Gartsherrie coal cutting

machine 6-585b.
Gartz, Ger. 11-808 (E2).
Garu, Fr.W.Af. 19-678 (A2) ;

7-735b.

— , S.Af. 25-466 (E2).
— , Sah. : see Bilma.
Garua, W.Af. 5-110 (B2) ; 1-

174b.

Garua (d-ct.) 21-265b.
Garuda (bird) 23-425a.

— (myth.) 28-1300 ; Naga-
nanda story 24-173b ; Nepal
images 19-380b.

Garula, Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (B2).

Garumna, riv., Fr. : see Gar-
onne.

Garumnien : secDanian group.

Garut, Java 15-284 (B2) ; 15-
289d.

Garuza, Martin 2-41 7b.

Garvanrh, Ire. 14-744 (E2).

Garvald, Scot. 24-418 (F3) ;
12-797a.

Garvalt, Scot. 24-418 (A2).

Garvan, isls.. Ire. 14-744 (Dl).

Garve, Christian ll-791d.

Oarve, Scot. 24-412 (D2).

— , lake, Scot. 24-412 (D2) ;
23-741d.

Garveia 14-145b ; 14-151a.

Garvelloch, isl., Scot, 15-565d.

Garvie, mts., N.Z. 19-624 (B6).

Garvie : see Sprat,

Garvin, J. L. 19-559c ; 19-
563a.

Garvin, Okla. 20-58 (F-G4).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (D3).
Garvel beacon 16-642d.

— lightship 16-643d.
Garvogue, riv., Ire. 25-211 d.
Garw, \Vales 12-7 5a.

— , riv., Wales 4-532a.
Ganva, India 14-376 (K7).
Garway, Thomas 2G-476b.
Garway, hill, Hereford. 9-420

(III. B3).

Garwin. la. 14-732 (E2).
Garwolin, Iluss. 21-929 (C-D3);

population 25-47a.
Garwood, E. J. 25-7 lla.
Garwood, N.J. 19-502 (A3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (L6).

— Land, dist., Spitsbergen 25-
708d.

Gary, Colo. 6-722 (Gl).

— , Fla. 10-540 (D4).

GARY, Ind. ll-480d ; 14-422

(Cl).

— , Minn. 18-550 (A3).
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
— , Tex. 26-690 (N3).
— , W.Va. 28-560 (B4).
Garynahine, Scot. 24-412 (Bl).
Garypidae2-309a.
Garypus 2-308d (flg.).
Garysburg, N.C. 19-772 (El).
Garyville, La. 17-54 (b6).
Garz, Ger. 11-808 (Dl) ; 23-

822b; 26-203b.
Garza, Catarino 18-343b.
Garza, Tex. 26-690 (B7).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (F2).
Garzirola, mt., Alps 26-242

(G4).

Garzon, Colom. 6-701 (B4).

Garzonia 17-781b.

GAS ll-481a; 14-116c ; ab-
sorptive power 13-1 ."> la ;
atomic structure 2-87 la ;
condensation of, see Con-
densation of gases ; density
8-4Gb ; diffusion 8-257b ;
electric discharge 9-191d ;
fuel ll-281b ; heat conduc-
tion 6-896b; inflammability
10-4 69d; ionization6-866a;
liquefaction of, see Liquid
gases ; molecules 18-GaGc,

18-657c, 25-205a; natural
27-(i42c; plant absorption
21-746a ; pressure, tem-
perature and density rela-
tion 14-36c ; specific heat 5-
67c ; thermal properties 13-
139o ; thermodynamics 9-
395b, 26-811b; waves in
28-425d ; work gained in
mixing 9-401d.

Gas, coal : balloon inflation 1-
265b ; combustion 16-653d ;
fuel ll-282b, 13-160c ;
poisoning by 21-895d; rich
gas ll-282d. See also Light-
ing ; Gas Manufacture.

Gasan, P.Is. 21-392 (C4).

Gasborn, Swed. 26-190 (C2).

Gas buoy 4-808a.

— burner : see Burner.
Gasca, Pedro de la : see La

Gasca, Pedro de.
Gascanane, sound, Ire. 14-744

(B5).
Gas carbon 5-306a; 6-657a ;

arc lamp 16-659d.
Gaschurn, Aus. 26-242 (13).
Gaschwitz, Ger. 11-808 (III.

qlO).

Gas City. Ind. 14-422 (F4).
GASCOIGNE, GEORGE 11-

493b ; 9-61 8c.
— , Thomas 14-:"i06d.
— , SIR WILLIAM (judge) 11-

494c.

— , William (scientist) 18-381b.
Gasconade, riv., Mo. 18-608

(E3) : 18-608c.

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (E3).
Gascon hall 8-798c.

— literature 22-501d.
Gascon Holls 22-960C.
GASCONY (prov., Fr. ll-494d ;

10-778 (D-E6); 10-802
(maps): Croquants revolt
10 - 836a ; Edward I. in
9 • 494a, 9 • 495c ; French
seizure of (1294) 9-496c, 9-
497c ; Hundred Years' Wai
9-501d ; Miocene beds 18-
565b ; Montfort's adminis-
tration 18-781c; planta-
tions 10-649C ; sliugers and
crossbomnen 2-598b.

— , gulf, Fr. 10-778 (D6).

Gascoyne, riv., Austr. 2-960
(A4) ; 28-539b ; coal 2-
953b ; explorations 2-961b ;
geology 28-539d foil.

— > Upper, dist., Austr. 28-
541b.

Gaacoyne -Cecil: see Salisbury J
Cecil.

Gascoyne Goldllcld, dist.,
Austr. 2-960 (B4).

Gaselee, Sir Alfred 6-205b ;
Chanikanni expedition 5-
826c ; Tirah campaign 26-
1006a.

GAS ENGINE ll-495d ; 13-
147c ; 9-391b ; blast furnace
14-815c; motor vehicles
18-915d; ships 24-891b.

— fires 13-1 60c.

— firing ll-283d ; 28-982d.
Gas Fjiirden, isl., Swed. 26-190

(D3).
Gas Float Whitton (law case)

l-206c; 24-98a.
Gash, riv., Af. 1-83 (map); 19-

693 (D4-5); l-84c ; dry

season 15-693d.
Gashaka, Af. 5-110 (A3).
Gashkevich, bay, Kor. 15-158

(05).
Gashmu the Arabian : see

Geshem the Arabian.
Gasholder 11-488C.
Gashuma, Af. 25-466 (G2).
Gash vein 18-507d.
Gasi, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B4).
GASKELL, ELIZABETH

Cleghorn ll-501b ; 9-640d.
— , Walter 18-62c ; 27-935d.
— , William ll-502a ; 27-5950.
— , W. H. (zoologist) 27-

1050c.
Gas Light and Coke Company

11-483C ; 16-947b.

— lime 13-754a ; 25-350b.
Gas manufacture ll-483a.
Gasogene : see Seltzogene.
Gasoline 20-755a.
Gaspar, Jean Marie 24-512C.
Caspar, str., Dch.E.Ind. 26-71

(C3) ; 3-319b.
Gaspard, mt., Alpsl-742b.
Caspar Grande, isl., W.I. 28.

544 (A-B4) ; 27-2840.
GaspariUa, isl., Fla. 10-540

(D5).
Gasparin, A. E.. comto de 25-

707c; 26-337a; 13-868b.
Gaspar Ilico, isls., Marshall Is.:

see Taongi.

Gaspe, Philippe de 5-167c.
Gaspe, bay, Can. 22 - 724

(D-E2).
— , cape, Can. 22-724 (E2) ;

24-21d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of thlx Index It If e**cntinl to nmd the
InntntcHon* given oa Pmge /.

GARG-GAYA

•an. 88-714

. *«>

88-il'j«; 83-
Gnu 18-831

1 .

tl- 1 • ••
J»|.. IS

... MMMO n

,-l III..

QM**rka sjuurlion 10-395O.
O4MMT rim Wallhurn, Joseph

•><I<I : 85-1070.
Guuon. J«tn de 8O-N59*.
O**Blr23-l

Chusanr. John JoMph 14-202*;

18-K-i

I'l-

OastTLucaii de ll-6I7b ; 17-

• ,.,
AUH. :
and

*•<• llof-
Wlldtwd-

OASTEIN. TB!.. Aus. ll-504b;
uineml w»t«rs II-

—.Convention of 11-87 Id;

11-5040.
O*«teuMr Ache, val., AM. 11-

--•i.-.

Gaiter. Moses 80-66-a,
Uwtor. SwtU. 84-4*.
Gasteraoanth* M-664o; 85-

' ..... :..

i;, -'.-:, l-71'l.l.

Oarterocomldae 8-878d.
Gasteromycetes ll-337a ; 11-

..

Gasteropoda : tee Gastropoda.
0*»teroateld*e : tee StloUe-

Guterosteoi : tee Stickleback.
OaiteroDtomldae 27-243a ;

27-.' Li,-.
Ganterostomnra 27-2tOc; 27-

I4U.
Oaiitetncr's trade mark, in re

(190T) 27-1. ".'--.
GaNUneaa, i*h^t»>H. AJsk. IS-

MM.
Canton VII. (Monoade. of

Bearn). 3-582a.

— III. (Phoebus, of Folx), 10-
(OM.

— (of Orleans) : tee Orleans,
Jean Baptlste Oaston. duke
of.

Gallon. Ala. 1-460 (A3).
— , Ind. 14-421 (Ft).
— . Ore*. 80-242 (B2).
Oastonburc. Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Gaiiton Co., N.C. 19-772 (AS).
Gastonla, N.C. 19-77'.' (AS).
Oastornis 3-970c : 3-97 7a.
Gutornithes 20-32.'.d.
Gaitouni. Or. 12-444 <C3).
— . rir.. Or. : tte Penelos.
G*strae* ai-827e ; HaeckeJ's

Ttews 12-803d : 10-866b.
GartraUrU 7-363d ; 10-428*,
Gastralla 85-723b.
QMtniM 16-l--.ii-.
Gastric fever : tee Typhoid

fever.

— Elands 17-1 66d: 18-92 4a.

— Juice 10-9210; U-»2Sa;
opium 20-135c.

GASTRIC ULCER ll-504d ; 8-
26Tb: creosote 7-410b;
pi-p-in 21-1301).

Gastrioceras 5-3110.

— List • 2i->:.i.
GASTRITIS 11-5050 : 0-264a ;

l-527a.

.;,-•- .-.,.-., 14-1 |.;,.
Oastrocentrous 23-l.V.M.
Gastrochaena ie-r.'ln.
Chwtrochaenldae 10-124*.
Gaftrocoemlus miucle 19-:.7«1.
O astro-duodenal arterv2-«67t>.
Gastro-eplploic artery 2-667b.
Gastro-bepatio omentum 0-

I4M

Oantroloblnm 10-540b.
Oastromreetes: •eeO*steromy-

.-,-•..-
Gistronhllufl 0-3080.

— eo.nl : *rr Bot-fly.
GASTROPODA 11-506*; 18-

6<9a ; 18-675*: colnmclla
muscle 11-5 lib ; Devonian
0-128a ; ear* 0-16b ; foot
ll-513b; he*rt5-691*<ng.):
hibernation 13-446a : Jur-
is-.'.70* ; longevity

I . •>. ' - kf

, 11

it- . u

»»r ; Tn

n u

.:;-

14-J470.

_____ MUoklebMk.
— aenleatiu : tt* Thrw«pined

— splnachla: •* Soa

liii-inilamr W-ttSBb : tO-14J.
GASTROTRICHA ll-S26d ;

28- 1 1> i. Hi ; l«-H9a.
iiii-.ini/..i.i : i>r llrdroioa 14-
ii". "f siiihimopbora :
trf Siph.ilt.

].. >tai» 0-31Ha: 14-
io-Hn«c (HB.) :
ii wokal'i view* lo-st)6l>;
..f l-,iludlnall-514b(nc.).
aantrulation 14-172O.

,. nv.. (ir. : «e« Peoeioa.
lin-tiin. tir. 7-1 45b.
Gai workn 11-485C.

Uata. cape, Crpro* 7-696
(map); 7-695d.

— .cape, Sp. tS-:>30 (D4); 1-
714b; 21-4 7. -,(1.

— . mt«.. Sp. 25-i30 (BS) : 25-
53IM1H): l-714b.

i ;:,T.,. re. Sir \s liain I orbee

0-129a; 27-'.'<'ii,.
GATAKER, THOMAS 11-.'. '-'7 b.
tiatan, C.Am. 5-87S (C6).
Gatarl. W.AI. 10-6>8 (E3) ;

10-350.

.1.14-422(1)8).
GATCHINA. ICii-.-. ll-.V.'7c;

23-^7-' (i--DT); 2-315d.
Gate, Ark. 2-552 (A:i).

— , Okla. 20-58 (Al).

— . Wa«h. 20-354 (B3).
GATE (openliw) ll-SlTa
Gateacre, Lancx. 10-139 (B3).
Gate City. Ala. 3-823d.

— City. Va. 28-118(81).

— City of Florida : tee Jack-
sonville.

GATEHOUSE ll-529b.
Gatehouse of Fleet, Scot. 24-

412 (D5); 15-S32b.
Gate money 10-619a.

— of the Alaiw. trorge. Caoo,
MU. : tee Darlal.

— road (minine) 0-.'iS2a.
GATES. HORATIO ll-529b ;

1-843C.

— , 3. F. (inventor) 22-232d.
—.Sir Thomas 2B-123b ; 1-

mb.

Gates, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).

— . N.Y. 10-596 (C2).

— . Orecc. 80-242 (C3).

— . Tenn. 26-620 (B2).
Gate*, Book of 9-49a.

Gates comet breaker 20-
1 :•' i

Gates Co., N.C. 10-772 (Fl).

GATESHEAD. Dur. Il-.i29c :
9-412 (I. E3): nre (1854)
10-i"i«-: hinisinc statistic*
9-ll'.Hi. 13-sl'Jb; obaerva-
tory 10-956b.

— Krll, Iinr. : qnarrlea 11-
529d : battle 19-4 7 Ib.

— , fad.. Can. 5-lfiO (II).
Oatoslde. Scot. 12-81 (map).
Gatenvtlle, N.C. 19-772 (Fl).
—, Tex. 80-690 (I-K n.
Gatenrood. Ala, 1-4RO (B5).
Gateway. Mont. 14-27B (Bl).
OATH. I'al. ll-530a : 20-t,0.'

(BS) : l-7:tc ; In Philistine

wars21-402b.
Gathas (2^oroa.«t. hymn-i 28-

967o ; 28-1042d ; 21-Jli;.l.
Gatherer (in Klam inaniif ) 12-

93o.
Gatherings (In book-binding)

4-216d.

rley, York*. 13-7-'7d.
" Gather ye rombud9 while ye

may " (poem : Lawes) 25-

407 b.
Gathorne-Hanly, Gathorne :

tee Cranbmok. 1 st earl of.
Gat ion. St 27-102d.
GatlnalNdiKt.. Fr.lO-T76(R2);

16- •: >,..-,. . 13-.;. la :

-

.

Gatine. di«t.. Fr. 10-776
(C-D3); 0-1 19c : 14-

Gatineau. riv.. Can. 22-7'.'4
(B3); 80-368d.

!•
flBEoYCM*. la-na (DJ); 0-

OATLINO. RICHARD JON-

.1*.. n-

... I.,. Ilii.Hl. 88-IM (K2).
... i i .rum. 88- 1 Ad (1111).
lmllniu.-l..la < Kriumii do*

.\«rnl)8-40K*;24
(laiunui. r.U. 21

...n.ii. l.ildnltf O-29U*;

U

.mu. MI—. ie-(iii"

ir. 16--.ll.'

li.illon-iil.-. -

Mt Yaw*.

II-

• i .'ib.
dug : ter liul*.
i i at u n. lake. I 'an. 80-671*.

k noes 13-7310.
GAU. JOHN 11-5300.
. i. .1. ri.Af. 28-466 (K3X

O.u*. Id.. P*O.O. 20-1.1.

: 10-5000.
linnliaruv* : tee (lobryas.

lillillMTt of I'llli lli.il 22-1:17.1.

It- :id.
7-:H.l ; 7-9JO.
GAUDEN, JOHN 11- .:...!.

. Krledrich Wilbelm von
23-744*.

in (race) : tee Indo-

GAubicHAUD • BEAUPRE.

CharlM ll-5:il(i : IB-SB.V.
Gaudin. Alexis 8S-890b.
— , M*ro Antolne August In 21-

488d. 11-57 Ib.
Gaudlxsanl («-ul|itor) 24-511c.
Gaud I Zirreh. swamp. Afg. :

tee Gaud i /irroh.
GAUDRY. JEAN ALBERT 11-

.13 Id : 17-521o.
Gaud Sura-swats : tee Gaur

S*r*aw*ta.

GAUDY (diet.) 11-5314.
Handy, 1'uy de, hill. Fr. :

vitfttled fiirt 28-1 rid.
GAUERMANN, FR1EDRICH

ll-.1.:!-.'.!.

— . Jacob 11-532*.
Gaugamela, Turk.As. : tee

Arhela, battle of.
GAUGE (dirt. )ll-.'i32a.

— (eng.) 27-4»c; 27-45c ;
railway 22-837b.

— (tool) 5-3860.

— (of slate) 23-704a.

— plate 18-561*.

— rod 4-52 Ib.

Gauhar A man : tee Gaur Rah-
man.

Gaiihator, tribe : tee Kotas.

GAUHATI. India ll-532c ;
14-:t<« (0-I'K) ; earthquake
2-771d.

Ganko-Otavl, GerXW.Af. 2S-
466 (A-B2).

Gaul, \iu-n-i 24-:."lii.

—.GILBERT WILLIAM 11-

GAUL ll-:,:i-.M : 10-SGlb ;
Alexander Scverus l-567b ;
art 23-4851); Attila 23-
658a : Ank-nstiis 23-650c ;
bronze age 2-35 la ; Caesar's
campaigns 4-939c ; Celtic
Invasion 5-61 Id; Chris-
tianity 10-803h : citizenship
14-637a : coins 19-875d ;
diocese 23-649 (C4) : Hel-
'ii 13-238*; Julian 15-
54 8b ; language 5-6 13a, 5-
613d, 15-25d (tee alto
Frvnrh f.aniri»ure> ; lex
Pompela de Gallia Transpa-
dana 22-57o ; libraries 10-
S48c ; Neolithic age 5-578*.
14-217*: Postninn«23-854c:
pottery 6-723c. 5-724d ; pro-
heton 23-R49 (in ^2) : Pro-
bus 22-40Rb : terraH-ott*
26-657*; Visigoths 23-657C.
.!/»• GalTi* CISftlpUl*;
France, hittory; Gauls.

Gaul (hot.) : nrrGale.

liuuhinitis, ili-t.. Syr.: see
Jaulan.

Gaulard. Lnclcn 9-1 89b.

Gauldry, Scot. 24- 1 1 s ( K'.'V

Ganley Bridge. W.Va. 28-560
(BS).

— . riv.. W.Va. 28-560 (BSl

— . glacier. Svrltz. 26-24'.' (E3).

Ganller, Fr. 24-575 (map).

Oaiill. pa<*. Swlt7. l-744b.

(iauln. It. Sinnlnd. 25-379 (D6)

" Ganlols " (battleship) 24-

OmUoi*. Le (newspaper) 19-
576d.

i....lo. UL-Mcdlt

(i«ul» 4-01 I.I (oil. ; MiUnchus

-• •

4-4V4* : llyuuuuin 4-

• . . . . .11-

ibjl IBM
IU.IIH. si****.

lirlm. II

(to; Home 8L

-Hballi 87-Mi*.

.11.; 11-

( lauilw. laL. MoSlt. : tee Oouo.
(laumaU: tee gmcrdia.

10.

Gaunab (myth.) 19-136a.
UaunkM. riv, I>ur. 0-4 IS (I.

£»!)•

Gaunt : tet Gnat orasted

grebe.
Gauntled hilled sword : trr

Pal ,
GAUNTLET (diet.) 11-33M ;

li-TTTa,

(iauiiii. K. 3-525d.
GAUR. India ll-534d ; 14-
N7) ; architecture 14-
. 18-VOla; Tbug» 20-

1Mb.

— . riv.. Soot. 84-418 (Cl).
GAUR (ziMil.) 11-5350 ; 24-

lOOOb.
Gauralna. Tork^As. : ter

Uorun.

Gaura Llndhelmerl 13-770a.
Gaure. dist. Fr. 10-776 (l>5) ;

4-501a; 8-66Sd.
Gauri (myth.) 24-173b.
i iuiirieus, Lucas 4-994C.
Gaurlo, Or. 12-424 (F3) ; 7-

.
Uaurixankar, int., India 14-

376 <.M6) ; 10-7d.
— Vodeysnankar : tee Vodey-

Gaurium, Or. 12-440 (F3) : «
alto Gaurio.

(iaurjar <lan«.) 14-488C.

liaurnadi. India 14-376 (O8).

i iuur Kahnuin (cliief) 12-21C.

— SaraswaU 24-205a.

< iuunis, mt,. It. : tee Itarbaro.

Game, Tex. 20-690 (L:>).

GAUSS. KARL FRIEDRICH
ll-'.:i.'.c : 9-lSOh; ll-726c
aberration l-56a, 28-131d
capillary action 5-'267d
complex numbers 0-718c
continued fractions 7-:i'-'l<
determinants 8-113a ; equa
UonsO-715b; heliotrope 11
610a : knots 15-876c ; men
Miration theorem 18-1 4 Id
sums 10-859a ; surface* 28
121a; vector theorem 27-
9*4 ..

Gauss, mt., Antarc. 21-'.»;i
(E); 21-967b; geology 21-
969c ; temperature 21-970b.

— . penin., Green. : geology
12-

IIIIKI) 27-742c.

GAUSSEN, F. S. R. L. ll-536b.
•-17- >!'..

-- l.wirilhii. 16--7.'..-; '.,'.!--
'

— potential 17-381b.

Gauss points: tee Principal

points.

Gauss's projection 17-661b.
Gausta. mt., Nor. 10-804 (C3) ;

26-.141d.

Cunt. J. B. (author) 22-.r.02c,
Gautama : tee Buddha.
Gautaml Godavari, riv., India

12-1700.
Gautamipntra Sri SatakamI:

tee Vlllvayakura II.

— Sri Satakarni : tee Gotami-
putra Sat&kanl.

— Sri Yajna SatakamI : tee
Yajn* Sri.

Oautclto 4-297b.

Gautter (of Met*) ll-HTb.

— , Armand Kiuile Justin 2z-

530o ; on fumaroles of Mont

Pelee 11-301 a.
— ,E. F. (geologist) 19-675d ;

23-li
— , EMILE THEODORE LEON

— .Judith 11-5370.

— , Mario 24-511O.

— . THEOPHILE 11-5360 ; 11.

146b; 11-148*; critical

work ll-150d.
Gautlor, Mtas. 18-600 (D5).
— , mts., Dch.N.0. 10-487 (Cl).
Gautler Christie range-finder

22-XS9o: 22-S91*.
GAUTIER D'ARRAS ll-537d.

— de Colncy 12-237*.

— de Lille 6-452b.

GaTardo. It. 11-1900.
GAVAHril il-ila* ; 8-33Sd ;

11 .Mb.

G*vamle, Fr. 17-148*.
—i Cirque do. Fr. 10-771

— . P*M. Fr. 18-7&C.

— . waterfall. Fr. 88-6Seb.

(Javal. mu. Fr.W.Af. 11-804

<IM).

Gavaudun. Fr. 10-778 (K5(.
(lavault. I', (archaeol.) 1-3604.
GAVAZZ1. ALE88ANDHO 11-

- -•

GavbandL Pen. 10-l»<il>.
Gavdo. W.. Medit. 7-411 (Al) ;

7-USd.
Oardopuion. 1*1, Medlt- 7-418

- LSI
Gave, mt.

names, e*. Asp*.

Gavea, rock, Braz. 88-353d.

GAVELKIND ll-53nd ; 2O-4c;
28-7-'i, ; Ireland 4- *"!»»,. 14-
77»c; Wale, 28-'.'8.id. 28-

Gavell (diet.)

Uavere, Bekr. 8-668 (C2).

GAVESTON. PIERS 11-539* ;

O-4»9a.

Gavl. Pen. : tee Isfahan.
Gavla. mu. Alps 80-242 (14).

— . pa«s. Alps i-748d.
Gavlal 7-4 7 9a; 23-1644

(table).

GavlaUs 23-148c; 23-155d ;
toasil 23-174a.

— gangetlcus : tee Ga viaL
GarUanes, Hex. 8-694b.
Gavin. Douglas 8-680C.
Gavtnana.lt.: bat tie ( 1529)10-

I ,-•!.

Gaviota, CaL 8-8 (C4).
i. ,-. r,-.. It. 26-j:: .' ,).
Gavkan, Pen. 1O-19O1..
Gavkhaol, swamp, Pen. 21-

1-- i.ji.

Gavl fjord. Nor. 10-800 (Cl).
Gavorrano, It. 1S-I
GAVOTTE (dance) ll-539b ;

7-797d.

Gavotte (music) 2C-52a.
Gavray, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Gavra. BelK. : battle (1453) Si.

ISfd.

Gavres, penin.. Fr. 17-8b.
Gavrilovo, Ross. 88-872 (Kf>
Gavr'mls, W.. Fr. : anMqnttfai

25-965a. 25-966a-
Gawa, FrAV.Al. 11-204 (B4>
GAWAIN 11-539U : 13-37 7c ;

Grafl quest 18-320b; Mal-
ory's treatment 17-4960.
Omrain and Ott Green CnfaM

23-503c; 0-6lld.
Gawargin. Afg. : excavation*

MOM.

Gawlnski, Jan 21-924O.
GAWLER. S.AUS. 11-..IO1, ; 2-

960 (F6).
Gawlcr. mts., S.Aus. 8-960

(F6); 25-493b.
— , riv., S.AUS. t«-493b.
Gawsworth, Che*. 0-416 (II.

C3).

Gaxaoa, Asia M. 88-648 (G3).
Gay. Delphme : tee Girardln.

Dclphlne.

— . Edward 80-5 18d.
— , John (scholar) 87-82 Ib ; 0-

BJTb.
— , JOHN (poet) ll-540b ; 0-

702d; 80-898a.
— .MARIE FRANCOISE

Sophie 11-:. I It,.
—.WALTER ll-541c.
Gay, Mich. 18-372 (B2).
Gay*. An*. 3-4 1 1
— . Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (H3).
GAYA. India 11-5 lie; 14-

376 (1.7); Deooan medal

nvil.r...:,- 18- -•• : r-i.: - .>

13-1170.
Gaya, OM~ India ll-541d :

costume 14-420a.
— , UL. Bor. 4-257 (Cl).
— . riv.. 8p. 88-530 (F2) ; 80-

4:tle.

GAY AL 11-542* : 8-747r.
GAYANGOS Y ARCE. PAS-

eual de ll-.M-'.i ; 2S-5S8O.
Gayant (irianti ll-926b.
GAYARRE. CHARLES ETI-

snn« Arthur ll-542b.
Gayatri : tee Savitri.

For Key to Contractions, etc., gee Page I-

300

GAYD-GENT

Gaydon, La. 17- 56c.

Gaydon (chanson de geste) :
see Gaidou.

Gay Head, Mass. 17-852 (F4) ;
17-787b.

Gaykhatu : see Kaikhatu.

Gaylesville, Ala. 1-160 (Dl) ;
battle l-825b.

Gayley, James 14-815b.

Gaylord, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).

— , Mich. 18-372 (F5).

— , Minn. 18-550 (C6).

Gaylordsville, Conn. 6-952
(A3).

GAY-LUSSAC, JOSEPH
Louis ll-542c ; alcoholo-
meter 14-164c ; balloon
ascent l-266b ; coke towers
l-676d, 26-67d; fermenta-
tion 10-277c; on prases 6-36a,
13-139d,13-140a; potassium
22-198a; sulphuric acid 22-
198a ; tube calibration 5-4d;
vapour density 8-47b.

Gaylussacia : see Huckleberry.

-~ brachycera : see Box
huckleberry.

— dumosa : see Dwarf huckle-
berry.

Gayndah, Queens. 2-960 (15).

Gaynore : see Guenevere.

Gaynorville, Ind. 14 • 422
(G6).

Gays, 111. 14-304 (D4).

Gay saber, Flors del 22-500b.

Gays Mills, Wis. 28-740 (C5).

Gaysport, Pa. 21-106 (E-F5).

Gaysville, Vt. 19-490 (B4).

Gayton, Ches. 16-139 (A3).

— , Norf. 9-424 (IV. Dl).

— , NorthanU. 9-420 (IU. E2);
geology 19-768d.

" Gayundah " (gunboat) 24-
914b.

Gay-Vernon, Simon Francois,
baron 11-174C.

Gayville, S.Dak. 25-506 (H5).

Gayyath, Isaac 13-173b.

GAZA, THEODORUS ll-543d:
l-256b.

Gaza, Camer. 5-110 (B3).

— , Fr.Congo 11-99 (A2).

GAZA, Pal. ll-544a ; 20-602
(A-B5) ; 23-648 (F3) ; 21-
402c; 2O-605c; battle (312
B.C.) 7-982c ; battle (A.D.
1244) 26-595a; coins 19-
891b ; Slinoan influence 7-
423a ; siege (198 B.C.) 20-
618d ; templars 26-595a.

— , Pers. : see Gazaca.

— . dist., Port.E.At 25-466
(L4).

Gaza, Port of, Pal. : see
Mineh, El.

Gazaca, Pers. 18-21d: 6-272b;
identifications 8-846c, 11
917c.

Gazah, Ate. 14-376 (B3).

GAZALAND. dist., 1'ort.E.Af.
11-544C ; 25-466 (L3) ; lan-
guage 3-360b.

Gaz-angubin : see Tamarisk
manna.

Gazania 13-774a.

Gazar, pass, India 12-21a.

Gazara, Pal. : see Gezer.

Gazaria, diet., Russ. : see
Crimea.

GAZEBO ll-545a.

Gazella bennetti : see Chin
kara.

— gntturosa : see Yellow
sheep.

— pict icaudata : see Goa.

— subgutturosa : see Chinese
antelope.

Gazelle, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).

— , penin., N.G. 19-487 (F2)

19-532C.
Gazelle (animal) 2-90c ; fossil

2-92c, 21-848b.
" Gazelle " (warship) 24 -

911(1.

GAZETTE (diet.) ll-545a.
Gazette (French rhymed peri

odical) 19-573a.
Gazette (Viedomosti) (Russian

newspaper) 19-545b.
Gazette de France 19-572d.
Gazetteer (diet.) ll-545a.
Gazettes (Loret) ll-128d.
Gazi. Bute. : see Shumla.
— , Nig. 19-678 (E-F2) ; 28-

921d.
Gazimur, mts., E.Sib. : set

Nerchinsk.
— ,riv., Sib. 25-10 (G3) ; 27

170a.

Gazinan, Blanche 25-91 8c.
Gazira, el, dist., Asia M. : set

Jezireh, el.

Gaz Kul, lake, C.Asia 13-5 14a.
Gazophylacium 8-186c.
Oazri, Pal. : see Gezer.
Gazza, mt., Alps l-747a-
Gazzam. Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Gbari (dialect) 3-357d.
" G. B. Crow " (dredger) 8
•>66b.

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

ibebe. Nig. 19-678 (C4) ; 3-

490c.
G B. system (elec. traction)

27-163a.
Jcaleka, tribe 15-628a ; 15-

630b ; l-330d (table) ; wars

(1877)5-241b, 15-629d.

calekaland, dist., Cape Col.

15-629d.
G.C.B. l-29b.
G.C.H. l-29b.

.C.I.E. l-29b.
-J.C31.G. l-29b.
LJ.C.S.I. l-29b.
3.C.V.O. l-29b.
3d (chem.) 6-39b.
idansk, Uer. : see Danzig.
Jdov, Russ. 23-872 (C8) ; 24-

37d ; 22-.i ;:;.i.
Gdow, Aus. : battle (1846) 3-

14b.

ic (chem.) 6-39b.
Je (myth.) 24-231a ; 12-401d ;

23-71d; Cyclopes 7-686d ;

Demeter 7-980d ; golden

apples 13-408c ; mysteries

19-118a ; temple 2-834c ;

Titans 26-101 9a.
Geal Gharn, mt., Scot. 24-412

(E2).

Gean : see under Cherry.
Geant, Aiguille de, mt., Alps

l-743b ; l-749a.
— , Col du, pass, Alps l-743c ;

4-334a.

Geant, Le "(balloon)l-265b.
Jcauticline (geol.) 10-598b.
GEAR (diet.) ll-545b.
Gear (mech.) 22-226d ; bicycle

3-915d, 3-916c, 7-684b ; in

side gearing 17-lOOOc ; out

side gearing 17-1000b; radial

25-s;!la.

— box (motor cars) 18-918C.

— case (bicycle) 3-915d.

— cutting machine 27-33b.
Gearksutite 7-562d.

Geary, John W. 7-779c ; 15-

658(1.

(eary, Kan. 15-654 (Fl).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C2).
Gcashills, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Geaster : see Earth-star.
Geatas : see Gotar and Jutes.
Geat-stick : see Git-stick.
GeauKa Co., O. 20-26 fill).
Geaune, FT. 10-778 (D6).
Geay (archbp. of Laval) 10-

Mt"!l.

Geba (Jeba), Pal. 20-602 (C4)
battle ll-938a ; fortified 2-
713d.

— , Port.Guin. 11-204 (B3).
— , riv., Port.Guin. 11-204

(A4) ; 22-168b.
Gebadee, tribe : see Ababda.
Gebal, Syr. : see Jebeil.
— , dist., Syr. : see Jibal.
Gebang palm 23-1003d ; 15-

287c.

Gebanitae : see Gabaeans.
Gebauer : bleaching-block 9-

MWo.
Gebeh, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-466

(F3) ; 19-490a.
Gebel : see Jebel.
Gebelen, Egy. : excavations

14-176C.
GEBER ll-545b : see also

Jabir ben Aflah.
Geberic (king of Goths) 12

273a

Gcbesee, Ger. 11-808 (III. olO)
Gebet, A.-E.Sud. 22-134a.
Gebhard (bp. of Eichstadt)

gee Victor II., pope.
GEBHARD TRUCHSESS VON

Waldburg ll-546a.
Gebhard (chemist) 10-575a.
Gebhardsberg, hill, Aus. 26

242 (H2).

Gebhardt, W. 14-27d.
Gebi, riv., Br.Somlnd. 25-379

(F2) ; 25-381b.
Gebia 16-123a.
Oebir (Landor) 16-161b.
Gebirol : see Ibn Gabirol.
Gebroulaz, Col de, pass, Alp

l-742d.
Gebur (serf) 4-591b ; 4-591c

28-Slb ; duties 24-665b.
GEBWEILER, Ger. ll-546c

11-808 (AS) ; cotton 7-'297a
Gecarcinus ruricola : see Viole

land crab.
Gecinus viridis : see Gree

woodpecker.
GECKO 11-546C ; 16-824a : ea

23-lBlc ;eggs9-15a :eye23

161d: oviduct 23-169b

ribs 23-1 55d; shoulder-gird]

23-156C ; skull 23-lSOc, 23

ISlc, 23-152a ; spina.

column 23-153a.
Geckoides 23-138c.
Geckolepis 16-824a.
Geckones : see Gecko.
Geckonidae 16-824a.
Geckoninae : shoulder-girdl

23-156C ; skull 23-151c.

iED, WILLIAM ll-547b.
iedaliah 15-383d ; l-863d ;

ll-937d ; work on palmistry

20-CiJOa.
iediimpfte Pauken (mus.) 15-

783d.

Gedanite l-793c.
icdaref, Sud. 26-9 (C-D3) ; 26-

llc ; 9-38d.

Geddart, Scot. : see Jedburgh.
GEDDES, ALEXANDER 11-

547b: 3-862b.
— , ANDREW ll-547d ; 9-

806a-
— , JAMES LORRAINE 11-

548a.

— , Jenny 24-449C.
— , Patrick 24-74Sa.

.SIR WILLIAM DUGUID

ll-548a.

Geddes, S.Dak. 25-506 (G4).
eddington, Northants. 9-420

(I1LF2).
Gedeh, mt., Java 15-284 (B2) ;

3-356a.

_jeden, A. E. 6-832a.
Gedeon (pseud.) 5-334b.
Gedge, Ernest 9-27 Ib ; 27-

561b.

Gedgravian group 21-S17C.
Gedid, Sud. 9-130b.
Sedinne, Belg. 3-668 (E4).
jledinne slaU'S 8-125b.
jediunien group 8-125b ; 8-

127b ; 11-6705.
Gedir, mt., Sud. 8-130b ; 17-

41 la.
Gediz Chai, riv., Turk.As. 2-

760 (B3). See also lleruius.
Gedney, Lines. 9-416 (II. H4) ;

church 16-7 16d.

— Hill, Lines. 9-416 (II. G4).
Gedrite l-884a.

Gedrosia, dist., liiil. : see

Makran.

Gedrosii 21-202c.
GEDYMIN (of Lithuania) 11

54Sb ; 21-9«3c ; 16-789d.
GEE, THOMAS ll-549a.
Gee Cross, dies. 28-933 (A3).
Gccfs, Guillaurnc 24-51 Id.
GEEL, JACOB ll-549b.
Geolbeck 5-230d.
GEELONG, Viet. ll-549b ; 18-

90 (map) ; 28-38 (Dl) ; 2-

960c.

— West, Viet. ll-549b.
Geelvink, bay, N.G. 19-487

(Bl) ; 26-646d ; 26-962a.
— , chan., W.Aus. 2-960 (A5).
Geer, riv., Belg. 3-668 (F2).
Geera, N.S.W. 19-538 (D2).
Gecrtruidenberg, Holl. 13-588

(B3); 13-597b.
Geesbend, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
Geesh, Aby. l-90b.
Geeste, canal, Ger. 28-526d.
GEESTEMUNDE, Ger. 11

549c ; 11-808 (B2).
Geest grounds 19-7 85a.
Geestlande, dist., Ger. 12-871a
Geete, riv., Belg. 3-668 (E2).
— , Little, riv., Belg. 3-668

(F2).

Geete, Wilhelm 20-508a.
Gecz 24-629a ; l-730c ; l-731a
l-88b ; dictionaries 8-199c
Falasha sacred books 10
137b ; inscriptions 9-846d
literature 9-847c.
Gefcll, Ger. 11-808 (III. pll).
GEFFCKEN, FRIEDRICH

Heinrioh 11-549C.
Geffrard, Fabre 12-826d.
Geffrei : see Geoffrey, Prior o

Vigeois.
GEFFROY, MATHIEU AU

guste 11-5 !!•(!.
Gefion (myth.) 8-921c ; 26

684a.
GEFLE, Swed. ll-550b ; 26

190 (Dl).

— , bay, Swed. 26-190 (Dl).
Gefleborg, co., Swed. 19-80
(C-D3) ; 26-190 (Dl) ; 26
192a.
Gegen (Ying-tsung : Mongo

ruler) 18-714c.

GEGENBAUR, CARL ll-550b

3-526a; 13-433a ; 14-252a

GEGENSCHEIN 11-550C ; 28

999a • 21-718c
Gegnesi'us (Paulician) 20-960a
Geh, Pers. 21-188 (C-D3).
Gehazi (bibl.) 9-281a.
Geheimer Rat 22-373c ;

917b.
Geheimes Rats-Kollegium 22

373b.

Gehenna 9-762a; 13-187d.
Gehlots (dynasty) 22-867a.
Gehofen, prov., Prus. 11-80

(III. plO).
Gehrcke (physicist) 6-889c ; 6

890d.

Gehren, Ger. 11-808 (m. oil
Gehren beds (geol.) 21-176d

21-177b.

Gehuchten, Van (physiologiti
25-677d.

3ei-ab, riv., Ger.S.W.Af. 25-

406 (D6-7).
GEIBEL, EMANUEL ll-550d :

ll-795d.
Geiersberg, mt., Ger. 25-644d ;

7-932a.

GEIGE ll-551a.
ieigen-Clavicymbel (Geicen-

wi-rk) 13-959a.

GE1GER, ABRAHAM ll-551b.
— , Alfred ll-5old.
— , Lazarus ll-551d.
— , Ludwig 11-55 Ic.
— , Philipp Loreuz l-151d ; 3-

69 2c.

— , W. 20-632a.
— (physicist) 22-801b.
Geiger, Ala. 1-460 (A3).
— , Gross, mt., Alps : see Gross

Geiger.

Geigers Mills, Pa. 21-106 (L5).
GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAF 11-

551d; 26-218c; 26-219a.
— , Reinhold 27-768b.
Tleijershoun, Swed. 26 - 190

(Bl).

Jeijerstam, Gustaf af 26-220b.
ieikia 9-2B9d.
GEIKIE, SIR ARCHIBALD
ll-552c; 22-718c; 8-127b ;
volcanoes in Britain 22-
674b.

— , JAMES ll-553a ; 12-59a.
— , WALTER ll-553b.
Qeikie, lake, Can. 22-724 (B2).
— , mt., Arg. l-962a.
— , mt., Can. 1-500 (A2).
— , mt., Tas. : geology 26<

439d.
— , mts., W.Aus. 2-960 (D3) ;

geology 28-539d.
— , riv., Can. 24-225 (Bl).
Geikielitc26-1017c; 14-327C.
Gciklar, Turk.As. : see Dineir.
Geileukirchen, Prus. 11-808 (I,

J7).

GEILERVON KA1SERSBERG
Johann ll-553b ; ll-787d.
(leilline 6-4L'Oc ; 14-769d.
tii-ili. Sud. 28-993b.
GeiUini, lake, Can. 5-160 (K4).
Geilnau, Ger. 19-250c.
Gcinitz, Franz Eugcn ll-553d
— , HANS BRUNO ll-553d.
Geiranger, Nor. 19-804 (Bl).
— , fjord, Nor. 19-804 (Bl).
Geirtuglasker, isl., Ice. 11-

463d.

Geisa, Ger. 11-808 (III. nil).
Geiscr : see Geyser.
GEISHA ll-553d.
Geishu (Aki), prov., Jap. 15-

204b.
Geislerspitzen, mt., Tirol : se

Suss lliKiii.
GEISLINGEN, Ger. ll-554a

11-808 (B-C4) ; 15-94c.
Geismar, Ger. 27-238a.
— , La. 17-54 (a-b6).
Geissfluh, mt., Switz. 26-242

(D2).
GEISSLER, HEINRICH 11

554a; 9-191d; 22-647a.
Geisspfad Pass, Alps l-744c.
Geisterwald, ml.-., Hung. 3-4

(14).

Geistliche Sinn- und SMuss
rtime : see Ckerubinisehc,
W andcrgm&nn.
Geitel, Hans F. K. : atmos
pheric radio-activity 2-866d
electric charge, leakage 6
865a ; electroscope 9-240a
light 6-876C ; rain-drops 2
864d.
Geithain, Ger. 11-808 (UI

qlO).

Geitonogamy 22-3a.
Gekko (Japanese artist) 15

176b.

Gekronter Blumcnorden an
der Pegnitz ll-789c ; 11
782b ; 13-30a.

GELA, Sic. ll-554b ; 15-2
(E6) ; coins 19-879d ; trea
sury at Olympia 12-694d
vases 12-478b.

GELADA ll-554b ; 22-331b.
Gelae, tribe : see Gil.
Gelalaean era : see Yazdegerd

era of.
Gelang Tanjong, cape, Ma

Penin. 17-473 (C4-D5).
Gelas, mt., Alps l-741d.
Gelasian Decree 2-176d ; 2
787c; 23-820d.

— Sacramentary 16-798a.
Gelasinus 6-241d.

— major : see Papuan tube
nosed bat.

Gelasius (archbp. of Armagh
14-767d ; 14-771b.

GELASIUS I. (pope) 11-554C
canon ratified 3-878a ; dis
pensation 8-313d ; hymn
14-185a ; Lupercalia 1'
126d ; ordination season !
307b ; proscribed books 14
374a.

— II. (pope) 11-5540.

GELATI, monastery, Cauc. 11-
554d ; 23-874 (II. C2).

Gelalik : we Java sparrow.

GELATIN ll-554d ; l-515c ;
10-310a ; blasting, see
Blasting gelatin ; digestion
19-923a ; formalin 10-667d ;
gum arable 12-715C ; solu-
tion of ll-370a ; thermo-
luminesccnce 21-477c.

— emulsion process 21- 111 hi.
Jelatinoid8-215b.

Gelatinous (fusion) : see Col-
loid.

Gelatt, Pa. 21-106 (L2).

'ielder, Aart de : see De Geldcr,
Aart.

GELDERLAND, duchy 11-
555d; (maps) 11-834, 11-856.

GFLDERLAND, prov., HoU.
ll-557b; 13-588 (C2) ;
Charles the Bold's purchase
5-933h ; dialect 11-7 79c.
See also Spanish Gelderland.
ELDERN, Ger. ll-558a ; 11-
808 (A3),
[elders : see Gelderland.

— Ysel, riv., Holl. : see Ysel,
riv.

Geldcrston, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
E2).

eld Inquest : see Exon.
Domesday.

Geldrop, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
Gdle, A. Van : see Van GWe, A.
Gele, mt., Alps l-743b.
.ielechiidae 16-472b.
3eledi, Aby. 25-379 (D5).
Gelee, Claude : see Claude of

Lorraine.

Geleen, Godefrold von 28-524c.
leleen, Holl. 13-588 (C4).
Jelei, mt., Ger.E.Af. 11-771

(Bl).

Gel, El, Somlnd. 25-379 (G2).
Gelenjik, lluss. 23-874 (II. Al).
Geleontes, tribe, Attica 2-841d.
3elert : see Gellert.
Gelibolu, Turk. : see Gallipoli.
Gelidiaceae l-592d.
Gelignite 8-764b.
Geliinae2S-729b.
Cielinier (Vandal) 27-885».
Gelin, E. 26-327c.
Gelinden, Belg. 3-668 (F2) ;

20-552b ; geology 9-6640.
Gelise, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E5).
Cell, Sir John 12-405b.
—.SIR WILLIAM ll-558a;

8-207d.

Gellatly, Alexander 22-291d.
Gellehuus, Den. 23-S52b.
Gellerstedt, A. T. 26-2 19c.
GELLERT, CHRISTIAN F. 11-

558b; ll-790d; 14-190b.
GELLERT (legend) ll-558c.
Gellibrand, Henry 19-289a ;

17-353d.
Gellibrand, riv., Viet. 28-38-

(B3).
— , lightship, Viet. 18 • 90

(map).
Gelligaer, Wales : see Gelly-

gaer.

Gelliua ll-523a.
GELLIUS, AULUS ll-558d ;
16-257d ; 19-736d ; dilem-
ma 8-27 la.
— , Cn. 23-659a.
GELLIVARA, Swed. ll-559a ;

19-800 (E2); 17-120C.
— Dundret, mt., Swed. 11-

559a.
Gelly, lake, Scot. 16-840c ; 10-

329d.
Gellygaer, Wales 4-584 (B6) ;

4-585b.

Gellywatte : see Jolywat.
Gelmires, Diego 22-140a ; 19-

306d.
GELNHAUSEN, Ger. ll-559a ;

11-808 (B3) ; 2-406c.
GELO (of Syracuse) ll-559b ;
26-297a ; 25-25d ; coins 19-
879a ; Delphian dedication
14-629a ; Theron of Agri-
gentum 12-447b ; victor at
Olympian games ll-444c.
Gelo, riv., Aby. 1-83 (map) ;

19-693 (C6) ; 25-300a.
Gelocus (zool.) 2-698a.
Gelon : see Gelo.
Gelonus, Scythia 24-528c.
Geloria (Spanish queen) 25-

543c.

Gelosi (ballet) 20-684b.
Gelotiana, Domus, Rome 23-

598d ; 12-316C.
Gelouer : see Gillyflower.
Gelsemine ll-559c.
Gelseminine 11-559C.
GELSEMIUM ll-559b.
— nitidum : see Carolina jas-
mine.
GELSENKIRCHEN. Ger. 11-

560a ; 11-808 (I. k6).
Gelterkmden, Switz. 26-242

(D2).

Gelting, Ger. 8-24 (B4>.
— , bay, Ger. 8-24 (B4).

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310

— . \\ \ ,
OEM 11

— : 'W ll-.SMa; .

Ktnuoan *»8AM|
Roman H-4Hib ; natt.
otoot M>»

— . ARTIFICIAL 11-5«M.

p-

OEM*

ti'-'i';
palr» H-J
OssBscsok, i

loriini,

i

II- .:: ••:

16-S7b.

. aLaAnm.

11.11-588(03).
Nl(a.tron.)ll-i73d! T-
13 (map) : 4-xf 3d ; M-786b.

— (Zodiac) ll-572d ; l-798b ;
16-993b.

OEMINIANi. FRANCESCO 11-

ODHBTUS PLETHO 11-57 3a ;
16-317d; ll-596d; 12-

• ' • i
Gemlto. Vlnoenso M-513b.

(..•inhk. A-:. i M. : "• ' >'!-..

—.gulf. Asia M.: SM Mu-

Hanlaa. irulf
OemmValgnstea M-4S4d : 11-

..:••
Gemmae (bot.) 4-703a; 4-

706o : 13-121b.
Oemma-Frisloa, Ralner 5-

I06a ; H-62lb : 16-2S5d.
Gemmarla 14-151d ; 14-1 lib.
Oemmellaro. mts.. It. 16-187(1.
Gemmenalphorn. mU, Alps 1-

OEMMi. pass. SwiU. ll-573b ;

Gemmlngen. 6. von 11-792&.
Oeramnle (blol.) 13-353a.

— (bot.) : tee Plumule.
Gemmyo (Jap. empress) 16-

16Sa ; 15-2 57 d.
Oomosao. Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Gem sand M-136b.
OemsbleWcopf, mt^ Alps 1-

71 ..1.

taMbMk 2-:'"'..
Grmse: see Chamois.
Gem-stone ll-560a.
Demand. Pros. 11-808 a. 17).
—.lake: geology 6-1 33c.
<;.-. [n.fri.. h.iv. 11--. i^ (I!:1.).
Gemnti (Gomutl. Oomuto) 5-

Oenall-510d: 17-283a.
"Oenau- Patraloe " (hymn)

16-9340.

Genala. Francesoo 15-71b.
Oenal suture I7-283b.
Oenappe, Bete. 3-668 (D2).
Oenapplng 10-382b.
Oenarp. Swed. 16-190 (B4).
Genas, fort, FT. 17-1 7 Sd.
Genath, gate, Jerusalem 24-

.

Genava. Switx. : tee Geneva.
Oenare, Sp. 15-530 (D3).
Oencay, Fr. 10-77S (E4).
Genck. Bete. 3-668 (GtC
GENDARMERIE ll-S73b; 1-

S98b; 16-7920.
Gender 21-431,1; ll-329a ;

Chinese 6-191d ; Egyptian

Oenc. General l-93o; 15-

73b.

Gene. Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (C5).
Oenealoaia Deonm, De (Boc-
caccio) 14-902 b ; 4-105b.
GENEALOGY 11-57 3o; 6-

301b ; biblical 11-573C ;

Greek and Roman ll-575a ;

Irish 5-631b: of Jesus

Christ (St MaKhete) 15-355d.

(St I.uix) 15-3560 ; modern

11-5750.
GeneaU n-81b.
Oenee. Adeline 3-270b.
GenegantAlet Creek, riv.. N.Y.

16-596 (E3).

Geneiorhynchna 12-557o (fig.).
Oenell. Asia M. 21-54 la.
GENELLI, GIOVANNI BUON

avsntura ll-.'>77o.
— , Janus 11-5770.
— , Joseph 11-5770.

IS- •'.tod: annual meeUncS-
: Edlnbunrh(l596)16>
448o : election of ministers
17-609a; Glaarow (1630)
M-ll9d: lloenaTng of plays
26-7 .int. : prarer-book (1564)
t4-ro.i: United States

_

— Awmhly's College, Belfast
14-:

— Associate Synod : aw Anil

.

— at sea 11-57 Sa ; 7-898b.

— average : tee Average.

— BaptMs: «••<• Baptists.

- !•..,,.• • M, --:,.:..,>' -... M|
18--T!..

••nee. Committee of
(France. 1792): «r» l>ubllo
Safety, Committee of.
General brant National park.

Oil. S-S <D3).

I;..I:.T kl ••• pal .• e, Qi i!. • •!.» 1-
«.'.sr: 16-lsa.

lex : te» «mrfrr

OeneralUdmo t-C07b.
Generality (administrative

dist.) 10-91 Sb.

Qenenlltr Land : tee Brabant.
OeneralUatlon (psychoU) H-

(Mb.
Generalized co-ordlnatea

(mech.) 17-990b ; l«-77c.

— probability curve (mnth.) :
iff I'robablUt y curve, gencr
allied.

Ootiorol Medical Council 18-

23a ; 14-5 13a.
General Mrlaplivftet (John

RIckaby)18-2S3b.
"General Monk" (ship) 16-

mb.

Oencral paralysis of the Insane
14-607(1 ; 2-1950 ; 18-431
(PL II. fig. 7).

General Pai, lake. Ant. and
ChlL 1-462 (B5) ; 1-9610.

— Pinto, Arg. 2-462 (D3).

— Port Office, Lond. 16-938
(F2) ; 16-94Sb : parcels
department 1O-393C,

General precession (longitude)

— retainer (law) 23-i'Old.
General Roca, Arg. 23-300c.
General Security, Committee

of (Franco, 1792) ll-162d ;
11-105C ; U-MM : 7-460.

— service waifon 26-1 16a.
General Smith (law case, UJ3.)

1--JU-, .
General Staff (military): an

Staff, military.
General Staff, Dutirt of (Bron

•art von Schcllondorf) *

iv.7.1.
General Steam Navigation Co.

— warrants Caw) 7-«9a ; 5-
1 ...... .

~ General Washington " (ship)

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M O*MMHM dsJ0sf M V ntJI HwA

t

OmsMTOo^ Mloh. tsVIT*

i •

.... Wu. M-740<K6).
Geossee group 6-»6d ; 11-
67.04.

' STa; 17-6160.

GAYD-GENT

2WJNS*

Oaasn. rlv.. Turk.Aa.1 mt

I-IW.

Qsosra : aw Genoa.

GENERAL (.H.-1.) 11-477.1.

— (military) ll-57(la ; 16-l7a ;

i-toST

— (JssulU) 16-339b.
General Acha. Arg.: sat

Osasral Amnesty Act, UJ3. 17.
717.

" General Armstrong " (law
ease) l-32-.n,.

iv (Presby-
terian) . ssVSaid.; 6-»63o !

.
Genera Plantarum (Bentham

and Hooker) 4-SOOd ; 3-

T47b : 2-13d.
Genera tint; spiral (bot.): tee

Genetic spiral.
Generatio aeqnlvoca (blol.) :

GENERATION ll-578b.
Generations Alternation of

(blol.) 3-9520 : 23-124a ;

Bryophyta 4-TOIa ; Hydro-

xoa 6-04 Ic; Pteridophyta

ta-oOSc, 22-61 So,
Generator (elec.) 12-234,1.
GenAranx dee finance* 16-913c;

10--.M M, ; 14-;- ',.

Generic image (peychol.) 21-

M44: 22-. ••it,.
Generosity, Order of (Prussia) :

tft Merit, Order of (Prussia).
Generoso, int., Alps. 26-:!.'

<G5): 17-115b.
Genes, It. : tft Genoa.
Oanesee, Ida. 14-276 (A2).

— , PaTll-lOe (O2).

— . \Vi-. 28-740 (E6) ; 28-

r<s»,

— , rlT.. N.Y. 1»-S»6 <C2) ; 23-
430c.

Geneaia lt-369a.

GENESIS di.i.l.-) ll-578b;
I; chapter

xlv. l-71o : delusjB account
7-97 7a; Elchhorn's •
slsl-»62b; illustrated
14-il.lh. 10-.-.UI.

BM • li- . : .-i-i..

. - IM-I. ; rhyme d

• ; ., i2-:-t. :

Samaritan coin mrntarlesM-

llla; theology 16-6 1 Od.

Ornrn* (Caedmon) 13-221b ;

MM*.

Ornrtit and Sxotku, Star* of

9- ...'..
llnrtiM. The LUUe : tee iubi-

leet,Bcok of.

(lenealua. Josephus 12-521a.
Oenestot, Pleter Augustus de

Genet, Edmund Charles Edou-

ard 15-303(1; 17-689d.
— .Eleaxar (Carpentras) 16-

GENET (xool.) 11-5860: 5-
369a; fur ll-349a, ll-350a.
Genetic selection 17-912c,

— -|..r..l ! • ' • 16- . .'7. .
.;....... - 2-1.,::..

Geneva, Robert of. Cardinal :
tee Clement VII. (anti-
pope).

Geneva. Ala. 1*460 (D4).

— , Cat. 8-8 (C3).

— , Fla. 16-540 (E3).

— , Ga. 11-752 <B3).

— , la. 14-733 (D2).

— , 111. 14-:i04 (D2) ; 14-308b.

— , Ind. 14-422 <H3).

— , .Minn. 18-450 (D7).

— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).

GENEVA, N.V. 11- .Mkl ; 19-
596 (C-D3) ; observatory :
tee Smith Observatory.

— . 0. 10-26 (11).

—.Pa. 21-106 (B2).

GENEVA, swltx. ll-588b ; S
242 (A4), Calvin 5-73b, 10-
176b; herbaria 13-333d ;
observatory 16-958a : nni
versity ll-590c, 27-769C.

— .canton, SwiU. ll-587a ;
26-243 (A4).

— . lake. Minn. 18-550 (D7).

GENEVA ( Lcman), lake. SwiU.
ll-.vj:;b ; 26-212 (A4) ; 15-
26 (AD; 9-910d: geologi-
cal origin 16-86b; lake
dwelling 16-tl2b ; waves 4-
17 ...

—.lake, Wis. 28-740 (E6) ;
16-94a.

Geneva Bible 3-901 a.

— Catechism 22-286a.
Geneva Co., Ala. 1-4CO

(D4).
Geneva College, Pa. 3-iiOla.

— Confession 22-286a.

— CONVENTION ll-.V.)2a ; 28-
31,'ia; 21-17a; ambulances
l-801c.

— , Order of : tee. Common
Order, Book of.

— psalter 6-209O.

— stop (for watt-he^) 28-363a.
GENEVIEVE « ionovefa), St

11-59:1(1; 6-563C.

— OF BRABANT ll-594a.
Genevill (Joinville), Joan de

17-C.-V-..I.
Genevols, Charles Kmmairoel,

prince of 19-370a.
— , Peter, count of 6-485a.
— , Philip of Savoy, count of :

arc Nemours, P. of Savoy,

duke of.
Genevols, dlst, SwiU. 11

Genevre. mt., Alps 15-4 (A2) ;

varlofltlc rock 17-92 Ic. For

Mont Genevre Pass, see that

title.
Gent, city and canton, SwiU. :

-. ( ;.•!•. -v.i.
QSBC, tr bi I---.-."...!
Oenga, Bartolommeo U-S94d.
— . Bernardln l-935c.
— , GIROLAMO 11-5940.
Gengenbach. Pamphllus 11.

.

Gengenbach, Ger. : battle

(I6T8) 6-7 SSa.
Oenlchesk. S.Russ. 13-874 (I

B3).
Genlcourt, fort, Fr. 18-316b.

Gwilohyus 16.1.170.

Uenlpa amertoana : aMjacna.

OMlSdal. H.Af. I6-466 (C»i;

Gjnista. cave, Olb. ll-»39a.

OENI6TA (bot.) ll-5»4d ; 16-

381a; pollination 16-3Mb.

— anfUca : »< Needle-fane.
Osnjsia Uoctorta : sss Dyer's

oESSSi* U-781d : 17-1164.
Oenltal corpuscle 17-94d.

•eminence 13-1 34 b.

• gland. H- 1330.

•organs: tee IleprodDoUve

— "ridire 13-133b.
OMltTgunnl (myth.) 14-T60a.
Genlto-crural nerve 16-399d ;

23-1 ."'I.

Genius ll-595o: Lombtoso's
I'....-, 16-'.. ..;,].

— (anthropol.) 8-6b ; »-7b ;
ll-.'>95b; serpent worship
24-079b.

GENIUS ( Roman rel.) ll-594d;
23-578c foil.; Augostus
13-5800 ; I^ares 16-2 15d ;

kc. :

tee

!•• ! i'. - 21--' ,.
— Urbls Romae.

Genius.
Ornhu of fnivmol Emancipa-

tion li-477d.
Genii itonopalaH (MuimraU

no Hblklbu) lB-169b.
Oenkal-nada, bay. Jap. 15-1. '.6
^

Oenlis, Charles Alexis Brulart
Sfllery, count of : srr.SiUcry.

GENLIS, S. F. DU CREST DE
Saint-Aubln, comtesse de
ll-595d; 11-1410.

Genlls. Fr. 10-778 (O4).

Oenllsea 14-C44c.

Genna, Egy. 6-40 (B2) ; 15-
772a.

GENNA (anthropol.) 11-5961).

GENNADIUS II. ll-596d; on
Aristotle 12-524d ; canoni-
cal letters 5-194b.

— (Itnmanlan patriarch) 23-
HSa,

Gennaea : tee Desert falcon.

Gennakens, tribe 20-UOlh.

Gennargcntu, mta.. Sard. 15-4
(B5).

Gennarl, Benedetto 3-387c.

Gennaro. San : tee Januarius,

Gennaro, mt.. It. 15-4 (D3) ;
15-3d: tee alto LucretUis.

Mafsv

Gennep, HoU. 13-588 (C3).
Gennes, M. de : power loom

28-1 IGa; 7-286c.
Gennes, »>. 10-778 (D4) ; 17-

II.1!..
Gennesareth, Sea of. lake. Pal.:

tee Galilee, Sea of.
— , plain. Pal. : tee Ghnwer.
Gennevilliere, Fr. 1O-778 (B5) ;

Gennl, W. Af . : tee Jenne.

Genoa. Ark. 1-552 (B4).
lo. 6-722 (02).

— , Fla. 10-540 (Dl).

— . 111. 14-:t04 (Dl).

GENOA (Gcnova, Genes}. It.
Il-.vj7a : 15-4 (B2) ; ft-26
(112); 13-648 (C2) ; Bank
of .St George 14-658b ; Bibli-
oteoa Franzonuuia 16-573d ;
• breakwater 4-477d; cath-
edral ll-597c, l-396a ;
coinage 16-900c : cotton
manufacture 7-299b ; har-
bour ll-937a (plan) ; light-
house 16-627d ; natural
history museum 16-67c ;
palaces l-412d ; S Maria d.
Carlgnano 1-41 la; univer-
sity 17-7 68c: velvet manu-
facture 27-9808,

— : Ilatory ll-599b : 1S-38
(map); Andrea Doria 6-
425a; Austrian Succession
war 1S-43D, 3-43a ; Chiog-
gia war 6-235d : crusades 7-
530b : French dominion
(1396)6-3I4a; Moslem cap-
ture 10-2030 : Napoleonic
period 15-44c toll., ll-199b ;
Pisan wars U-644b. 18-V9n.
24-217a ; sea-power 24-
552a; strike (1904) lf>81a
foil. ; Venice 17-1005d. 16-
39a.22-9a; Victor Emman-
uel 15-47d foil.

— . Neb. 16-324 (OS).

— , Xev.6-8(D2).

— . X.Y. 19-596 (D3).

— ,0. 20-26 (Dl).

0«-ol.-PaD«,
Uen-«aa. Kor. : •
G»u>»rle (Tandal

ARMAND 11-

Genral (diet.) U-llIa.
(JeiMUifu (diet.) lS-2IIb.
Gent. Hod. 13-5M (C3).
Genteel (diet.) ll-604a.
Uente HermoM. laU Pac.O.

20-43«(HS).
Genjui mta, China: aef

Oentenc. cape. Jara U-1S4

(H2).

— . tol., Jara 1S-S84 (Ft).
Oente»*-lS7a ; a»-53ic.
— minores »-618d.
Oca Thai. raL. SwiU. 16-142

a..,

Gentiiln. Oer. 11-808 (C-DS).

Oenthliu : tee Gentlna.

Genthod. BwiU. M-141 (A4) ;
11- -;••

GENTIAN ll-«01a : 11-6O2* :
alpine speclei 1-754* ; culU-
TatedipedeslS-T70a.

Gentiana amarella : tee ttt-

— batoarlca 4-7740.
GENTIANACEAE U-«OId ;

11-3451).
Oentlana lutea S7-1016a.

— pneumonantne : tee. Cala-
tnianrlolet.

— rupioola 6>915b.
GentianeUall-601b; 13-770a;

10>557a.

Gentiank) add 11-601 o.
Gentlanln 11-601O.
• .•• • ,-.. . ll-.'.i.l,..
Gentian violet (dye) 1S-407C.
(.irntani*Septrntrimalitnu,lli»-

loHa de (Olans Magnus) 16-

63c.
GenUl,KmlIel-392d ;ll-101d.

— ,Loui«18-855c.
CENT>ILE| 11-602F ; 21-287b ;

OENTILE iffFABRIANO 11-

. .
Gentiles, court of. Je

20-...-.,.
GENTILESCHI, ARTEMISIA

ll-602d.

— , ORAZIO DE1 ll-602d.
GENTILI, ALBER ICO 1 l-603a.
Gentfllcius (Rom. law) 23-

MTo.
Gentilly. Fr. 10-778 (C6);

council (767) 10-809b.
Gentloplcrin 11-60IC.
Gontioux. FT. 10-778 (F5).

— , plateau. Fr. 7-431b.
OenUseln 28-88 Id.
Gentisin: tee Gentlanlo add.
Gentlus (king, Illrria) 14-32«c;

GENTLE (diet.) ll-«04a.

— falcon : tee Goshawk.

— lemur 16-417a; 12-334d.
GENTLEMAN ll-«04a ; IS-

855o ; n-STOc.

Gentleman'* Journal (1691-4)
21.152d.

21-152d: 17-301a; Cave's

editorship 6-573b ; Johnson

15-465b ; parliamentary re-

ports IS-lMd.
OenOemm-t Maoacine (Phila-

delphia) 4-860d.
OenUeman Usher of the Black

Rod : ire Black Rod.
Oentlemen-at-Arma 12-«57a ;

2S-918a.
Gentlemen of the Prlry Cham-

ber : precedence tt-971d*

— of the Seminary (Montreal):
tee Sulpldans.

— Pensioners: «K Gentlemeo-
at-Anns.

— Speen, The: tee Gentls-
men-at-Arms.

Oentleshaw, Staffs. 16-7S8

(BIX
Orntte SfcrpAmi (Allan Ram-

say) B-8780 ; 10-898a ; 6-

530a; 4-858a.
GenOewman, The 1O-M3C.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

GENT-GERME

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

Gentoo, tribe : see Telugu.
Gentry r. Singleton 25-955b.
Gentry, Ark. 2-552 (Al).

— , Mo. 18-60S (Bl).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
Gentry (social class) : set

Gentleman.

Gentrys Mill, Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Gentrj-ville, Ind. 14-422 (CS).

— , Mo. 18-608 (Bl).
Gentschel, pass, Alps l-746a.
Gentling, riv., Java 15-285b.
GENTZ, FRIEDRICH VON 11-

(ii ma ; on Ferdinand IV.

(of Naples) 10-265b ; on

representation by estates 5-

347d ; on Vienna treaties

(of 1815)9-935a.
Genua, It. : see Genoa.
Genucius (consul) 23- i,~>u.
Genuizim (diet.) 2-176a,
Genullus (bp.) 4-94Sb.
Genus : biology 14-26c ; Greek

music 19-7:ic ; logic 22-

276b, l-189d ; mathematics

19-S53d, 19-857a.
Genusos, riv., Turk. : tee

Shkumb, riv., Turk.
Genu valgum : see Knock-

knee.

— varum : see Bow-lee.
Genyeki (diet.) 15-210d.
Genyophrynidae 3-523d.
Genyornis 3-977a; skull 3-

974a.
Genzano, It. 15-4 (F2) ; 2-

490c.

Geobiastes 3-976a.
GEOCENTRIC (diet.) ll-607d.

— altitude l-764b.

— latitude 16-267b.

— parallax 20-760a.
Geococcyx Calif ornianns : see

Road runner.

Geooolaptes olivaceus 28-S03b.

Geode l-:!69b.

GEODESY ll-607d ; 17-371a ;
Eratosthenes 9-733b ; Le-
gendre 16-37 6a ; Struve 25-
1044d. See also Earth,
figure of the.

Geodetic (Geodesic) 26-120b ;
26-121d ; 11-6120.

— circles 26-122b.
Geodia 25-725b.

— perarmata 25-721d.
Geodiidae 25-729o; 25-725b;

25-724b.

Geoemyda 23-149d.
Geoffrey (Villehardouin, of

Aohaea) 12-464b : 20-931a.
GEOFFREY (of Anjon. Martel)

ll-G15d ; 19-749d ; 28-

659b ; Theobald of Blois 2-

sm>.

GEOFFREY (Plantagenet,
rount (if Anjou) ll-616a.

— (THE BAKER) 11-61 7c.
GEOFFREY (of Brittany) 11-

616b ; 9-484b : Richmond
earldom 23-306b.

— (of Coutances) 28-660c.

— de Mandeville : see Mande-
ville, Geoffrey de.

— (DE MONTBRAY) 11-616C.

— (OF MONMOUTH) ll-616d;
5-642b ; 27-184d ; on
Gnenevere 12-669c ; Merlin
story 18-170d ; St Helena
13-2"l9d; St Ursula legend
27-804b; Stonehenge 25-
96 la.

— (OF PARIS) 11-617C.

— (of Vigeois) 22-497b.

— (ofWatertord) 2-33c.
GEOFFREY (archbp. of York)

ll-616e : 13-858d.
GEOFFRIN, MARIE THER-

ese Rodet 11 -i; 17.1; 25-

776c.
Geoffroy, Claude Joseph 11-

61 8b.

— , ETIENNE FRANCOIS 11-
61 8a; 4-301c.

— , Etienne Louis 6-669C.

— , Jean Marie Michel 16-5b.

— , JULIEN LOUIS ll-618b;
ll-142b.

— . \. 4-9c.

GEOFFROY SAINT-HILAIRE,
Etienne ll-61So ; 18-S64C ;
ornithology 20-31 4d ; phren-
ology 21-535d ; teratology
18-744d.

— SAINT-HILAIRE, ISIDORE
ll-619c ; on acclimatiza-
tion 1-117C ; teratologj- 18'
744d.

Geoffroya superba ll-257c.
Geoffrey's spider monkey 22-

332b (flg.).

Geogale aurita 14-643b.
Geogalinae 14-643b.
Geognosy ll-639a ; ll-653c.
Geographe, bay, W.Ans. 2-960

.

— , Chan., W.Aus. 2-960 (A4).
Geographical cycle ll-634b.
Geographical Distribution of
.4nim<rf*(WaIlace)28-1003b.

Geographical Society, isl.,
Greeu. 12-543 (G3); 12-545a.

— Society, National (U.S.) 1
lOOc.

— Society, Royal 25-3 19b ;
19-32b ; l-333b ; 16-948b.

— surveying : see Surveying,
geographical.

GEOGRAPHY ll-619d; carto-
graphy 17 - 629b foil. ;
societies 25-319b: military
26-151C.

GEOID ll-638a ; 8-809C.

Geok, riv., Cauc. 23-871 (II.
E-F3).

— chai, Cauc. 23-874 (II.
E-F3>; 3-230c.

GEOK-TEPE, Russ. ll-638a ;
27-420 (B4); 27-171a; 27-
469d.

Geological Congress, Inter-
national : see International
Geological Congress.

— horizon : see Zone.

— Museum : see Geology,
Museum of Practical.

— record ll-638d.

— Society of America l-100c.

— Society of Germany 3-S39c.

— Society of London ll-643d ;
25-313d ; ll-648b ; pre-
mises 16-948C.

— of Manchester 3-949b.

— Society of South Africa 2-
845d.

— surveys : Australia 19-66d;
Canada 16-867b ; India 19-
66d ; Norway 15-843d ;
United Kingdom 7-940c ;
8-579d ; United States 13-
109c, 6-707d ; Victoria 17-
206d.

GEOLOGY ll-6:iSa ; 24-400c ;
cosmical ll-639a, ll-648a ;
dynamical 11-656C ; evolu-
tion 10-:; Ir ; geological so-
cieties (list) 25-313d ; maps
12-673b, 16-7SOa, 25-270C ;
palaeontological 11-665C.
ll-646d ; physiographical
ll-6G9d, ll-647d; strati-
graphical ll-668a, ll-645b ;
structural ll-639b, ll-663d.

— , Museum of Practical 7-
940d; 19-66b.

Geomalacus ll-526b.

Geometric age 12-475a ; 5-
716c; Boeotia 4-115b;
Crete 7-42.V.

— mean!7-947c; l-612c.
GEOMETRICAL CONTINUITY

ll-674a; 14-543d.

— method (philosophy) 13-
54Gb ; Spinoza 5-421c.

— period (arch.) 2-401d; 2-
403b.

— progression l-603c.

— radius 17-lOOlc.

— stair 25-764C.
Geometridae 16-469b ; 16-

473d ; 8-897d ; larva, see
Looper caterpillar.

GEOMETRY ll-675a ; 24-
398c ; 17-880d ; Descartes
8-84a ; Egyptian 9-47b :
equations 9-71 Ob ; medieval
education 8-955b ; Monge
18-709d; Pythagoras 22-
700b ; restricted substitu-
tions l-i; 1 1 ill ; Thales 26-
720d.

— , analytical 11-71 Ib.

Geomori (Georgi. Agroeci) 8-
Ib ; 9-891d ; 26-838a.

Geomorphology ll-630b.

Geomyidae : see Pocket
gopher.

Geomyoidea 23-440C.

Geomys 21-872d.

— bursarius : see Pocket
gopher.

— mexicana 5-6 7 6a.
Geonim ; see Gaon.
Geonoma 20-640d.
Geopelia striata : see Zebra

dove of East Indies.

— tranquttla : see Zebra dove
of Australia.

Geophagy 4-204d.
Geophilidae 5-672d ; 28-739d.
Geophilomorpha 5-6 7 2b ; 5-

670c.
Geophilus 5-670c ; 5-672b ; 5-

672d (flg.).
Geophis 23-1 75b.
Geoplana21-712d.
Oeoponifa ll-736b ; Bassus 3-

498b ; on fishing 2-22c.
GEOPONICI 11-7368.
Geopsittacns 15-637a.
Geordie safety-lamp 23-998b.
Georgberg (Ripberg), hill, Aug.

7-722d.
GEORGE, St 11-736C ; Arculf

2-448b ; bells of 13-727C ;

histories of 2-34b, 13-437b ;

Mons Kermesse procession

15-757a ; order of Garter 15-

857b ; Perseus traditions 21-

187b.

George (of Antioch) 25-33d
23-454a ; 20-599d.

— (bp. of the Arabs) 26-316b
2-165d.

— (George Frederick, of Baden
Durlocli) 26-853a.

— (of Bohemia, Podebrad)
see Podebrad.

— (of Brandenburg) 4-424b
ll-858b.

— (of Clarence) 6-42Sb ; 9
519b.

— (prince of Denmark) 2-65a
13-7 19d.

GEORGE I. (of England) 11
737c ; 9-544d ; War of Span
ish Succession 25-605a
Hanover 12-924C.

— II. (of England) ll-738d
9-545C ; 3-41c.

— III. (of England) ll-740a
9-547a ; farming l-395b
Gillray's satires 12-24b
library 4-223a ; Stuarts pen
sioned 13-295d, l-4S9b
Wolcot's satires 28-769d
Young's Annals 28-938C.

— IV. (of England) ll-743c
9-555b ; 9-556c ; Brunswick
4-6S9d; Holy Alliance 13-
62 Ic ; Stuart crown jewels
13-295d.

— V. (of England) 11-745O ; 9-
5S3a.

— II. (of Georgia) ll-759c.

— XIII. (of Georgia) ll-759d :
U-S38O.

— I. (of Greece) : see George I.
(king of the Hellenes).

— (of Greece, prince) ll-746d :
7-420b ; 12-438C : 7-429a.

— V. (of Hanover) ll-746a :
15-8G4a.

— I. (king of the Hellenes) 11-
746c :12-466d ; 12-432a.

— (of Hesse-Darmstadt) 25-
607b ; 11-941C.

GEORGE (of Laodicea) 11-

747a; 9-956a.
GEORGE (Pisida) ll-748b ;

12-522d ; epigrams 12-523a.
GEORGE (king of Saxony) 11-

746d; 24--J7-M.

— (duke of Saxony) ll-853c ;
12-613d; 16-401d.

— (Karageorgevich : of Ser-
via) : right of succession re-
signed 24-G95b.

— (Petrovich : of Servia) : see
Karageorge.

• — (of Spires) : see Hohermuth,
Georg.

— (of Tonga) 27-4d ; 10-338b.

— (of Transylvania) 22-867d ;
13-912b.

— II. (of Transylvania) 22-
868a.

GEORGE (of Trebizond) 11-
747b.

— (George Frederick of Wal-
deok, 17th century) 10-
499d.

— (George Frederick, of Wai-
deck, 18th century) 10-609d.

GEORGE (the monk) (Georgios
Monachos Hamartolos) 11-
747c ; 15-433C ; 20-959d.
GEORGE (the Syneellus) 11-
747c ; 12-521C ; Babylonia
3-808b ; Book of Enoch 9-
650a ; Theophanes 26-785c.
— , David Lloyd : see Lloyd-
George. David.
Ernest 2-441 b.
HENRY ll-747d ; 25-307c.
H. B. 15-55«d.
J. F. L. 3-862rt ; 5-511a.
Stefan ll-799b.
W. Reuben ll-749a.
George, la. 14-732 (Al).
Oreg. 20-242 (C2).
s.Af. 25-466 (F9) ; 5-232d.
bay, Can. 19-831 (D2).
cape, Can. 19-831 (D2).
fort, Chan. Is. 24-37c.
fort, N.Am. (Niagara riv.)
19-635b.

fort, Scot. 5-941c.
isl., Can. 5-160(85).
lake, Fla. 10-540 (E2) ; 10-
540d.
— , lake, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4) ;

2-960c.
GEORGE, lake, N.Y. ll-748c ;

19-596 (G2) ; 13-852C.
— , lake, Ont. and Mich. 18-

372 (F3) ; 12-399b.
— , lake, Uganda : see Dweru.
— , pond, Nfd. 19-479 (A-B2).
— , riv., Can. 5-160 (Q4) ; 16-

28d.

— , sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).
George Castriota : see Scander-
beg.

— Green, Bucks. 16-942 (B2).
Georgeham, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

Dl).
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC

ll-749a; 15-617C.
Georgel, Va. 28-118 (Bl).

Georgemas Junction, Scot. 24-
412 (El); 4-960b.

George Michailovich (Russian
grand duke) 11-7 46d.

Georgenschloss, palace, Dres-
den 8-575a.

Georgentor, gate, Dresden 8-
6TML

George Nympton, Dev. 9-430
(VI. E2).

George R. Smith College, Mo.

George's, isl., Mass. 17-852

— , riv!, N.S.W. 10-520b ; 26-

278d.
George School, Pa. 21 - 106

(M6).
Georges Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-

874 (F3).

— Mills, N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Georgesville, O. 20-26 (D5).
George IV., lake, Nfd. 19-479

(A-B2); 19-478c.
" George the Victorious "

(Russ. battleship) 24-903c.
George Town, Ascension 2-

716d.
GEORGETOWN, Brit.Gui. 11-

749c ; 12-675 (C2) ; 12-680a.
Cal. 5-8 (C2).

Can. (Ont.) 20-114 (B-C2).
Can. (I>r. Edward) 19-831
Cl); 22-345C.
Colo. 6-722 (E2) ; 6-723b.
Conn. 6-952 (B4).
Del. 17-828 (13).
GEORGETOWN, D.C.ll-750b;

17-828 (C4); 10-1541); canal

17-829a ; observatory 19-

959c.
— , Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (B3) ; 11-

437c.

— , Ga. 11-752 (A4).
— , Ida. 14-27 G (D4).
— , III. 14-304 (E4).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F8).
GEORGETOWN, Ky. ll-750o ;

15-740 (D2).
— , La. 17-54 (B2).
— , Mal.Penin. 17-473 (A-B4) :

21-84C.

— , Mass. 17-852 (Fl).
— , Md. 17-828 (H2).
— , Me. 17-434 (C5).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A3).
George Town, Bal.Is. : see

Villa Carlos.

Georgetown, O. 20-26 (C7).
— , Pa. 21-106 (B4).
— , Queens. 2-9GO (G3).
GEORGETOWN, S.C. 11-7 50d;

25-500 (E3).

— , Tas. 26-438 (Bl) ; 3-571O,
— , Tenn. 26-620 (F-G2).
GEORGETOWN, Tex. ll-751a;

26-690 (Kf>).
— , Utah 27-814 (B5).
— , Wash. 28-354 (B4).
— , W.I. (Grand Cayman) 28-

544 (A3) ; 5-590b.
— , W.I. (St Vincent) 28-544

(F2).

— , lake, Mont. 14-276 (C2).
— , quarter, Madras 17-291C.

— Co., S.C. 25-500 (E3).
Gcorgcvich, Vladar 24-694c.
Georgeville, Can. 19-490 (Cl).
— , Pa. 21-106 (D4).

" George Washington " (liner)

24-886b.
George Washington University

28-350d.

— Watson college 8-941d.

" Georg Gysis " (Holbein) 20-

475d.
Georgi (traveller)26-919b; 25-

18b.

— , Carlo Tommaso 10-583b.
Georgi. tribe 24-526b.

— (Attic class) : see .Geomori.
Georgia, Ind. 14-422 (D7).

— , Vt. 19-490 (A2).

GEORGIA, kingdom, Cauc. 11-
758d ; 23-874 (II. C-D2) ;
Alp Arslan l-722c ; Bagratid
dynasty 2-566a : Church 2-
570a. 20-336d ; Imeretia 14-
331d ; Khazars 15-775d ;
language ll-760c, 8-197c ;
Mongol invasions 15-317c,
18-7 13b : Persian dynasty
(anc.) 21-359b ; Persian re-
lations (mod.) 21-237C, 11-
459b ; Suleiman 27-447d.

— . pass. Colo. 6-722 (E2).

GEORGIA, state, U.S. ll-751b;
11-752 (map) ; agriculture 1-
420a ; cotton (1906) 7-264d,
7-294a, 7-295d ; fauna 27-
634a ; homestead and ex-
emption laws 13-640c ; lar-
ceny 23-395C ; liquor laws
16-7G7b ; newspapers 19-
571d ; payment of legislators
20-979d ; peach cultivation
ll-269b ; Sherman's cam-
paign (1864) l-824d; Sun-
day observance 26-99a ; uni-
versity 10-656d.

Georgia, strait, Can. 4-600

(03) ; 27-883d.
Georgia (hot.) 4-706c ; 4-707b.
" Georgia " (U.S. battleship)

24-901a.
Georgia cotton 7-257d.

— marble ll-752a.
GEORGIAN, bay, Can. 11-

761a ; 20-114 (D2) ; 13-959b;

fisheries 12-401b ; formation

27-616d; geology 5-145a;

navigation 12-400a.
Georgian, The : see Uranus.
Georgiana, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Georgian group (series) (geol.)

ll-670d; 5-87d.

— military road, Cauc. 5-552c.
Georgia pitch-pine 21-624b ;

27-634c; frankincense 11-
23a ; rosin 23-737d ; value
10-659a.

— Platform ll-756d.
Georgiaville, R.I. 23-249 (Bl).
Ocorgics (Virgil) 28-1 13c ; 16-

262d ; Italian Imitations

14-903d.
Georgievsk, Cauc. 23-874 (II.

Cl).

— , Russ.As. 25-10 (E2).
Georgiewsky (physicist) 17-

391b.
Georgii, Karl Augustus 16-

728a.
Georgina, riv.. Queens. 2-960

<F4) ; 22-732b.
Georgios Monachos : see George

(the Monk).

— Pisides : see George (Pisida).

— Scholarios : see Gennadius
II.

— Synkellos : see George (the
Syneellus).

Georgi Pasha 7-429a.
Georgium Sidus : see Uranus.
Georgius Florentius : see

Gregory, St, of Tours.
Georgsdorf, Ger. 13-588 (E2).
Georgsstollen, drain, Harz Mts.

13-48C.
GEORGSWALDE, Aus. 11-

761b ; 3-4 (Dl).
Georychus 23-443d.
Geosaurus 15-570b.
Geoscolicidao5-797c; 5-796a;

5-796d.
Geositta cunicularia : see

Minera.

Geosote 22-693b.
Geosyncline 10-598b.
Geotectonics ll-639b ; 11-

663d.

Geoteuthis 5-702a ; 15-57 Ob.
Geothlypis vclata 28-:; I 7.1.
Geotria 7-687a.
Geotropic curvatures 21-753b.
Geotropism 7-713d.
Geotrupes : see Dor beetle.
Geougen : see Jwen-Jwen.
Gepatsch, glacier, Alps l-740o.
Gepatschjoch, pass, Alps 1-

746d.
Gephyroceras intumescens 8-

129a.

— beds : see Frasnian group.
GEPHYREA ll-761b.

— achaeta : see Sipunculoi-
dea.

— armata : see Echiuroidea.
Gepidae 23-649 (D-E2) ; 11-

831c ; 12-272d ; Alboin 1-

512a; Christianity 26-683c;

Huns 13-933d ; Lombards

16-932d ; languasc 26-676c.
GERA, Ger. 11-761C ; 11-808

(HI. qll).

Gera, riv., Ger. 24-260a.
Gera Bond (1603) 4-424a.
Gerace, It. 15-4 (F5).
Geraerae 2-93d.
Geraestus, prom., Gr. 12-440

(F3) ; 9-866a.
Gerah (measure) 28-486b.
Geraini (Domnonian king) 1-

535b.

Geraki, Gr. 16-52b.
— , cape, Gr. 12-424 (C3).
Geral, mts., Braz. 4-440 (D5).
Geral (S.Am. dialect) 27-410C.
Gerald, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— , Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Gerald de Barri : see Giraldus

Cambrensis.
Geraldi (artist) 13-331a.
Geraldine, N.Z. 19-624 (C6).
— , W.Aus. 2-960 (A5).
Geraldine League(1537)20-7a.
GERALDTON, W.Aus. 11-

761c ; 2-960 (A5).
Geralinura 2-305c.
GERANDO, MARIE JOSEPH

de ll-761d.
Geraneia, mt., Gr. 12-440

(E2-3) ; 12-426C.
Gerani 20-3 12a.
GERANIACEAE ll-762b.
Geranial 26-652b.
Geranic acid 26-652a.
Geranine 8-747b.
Geraniol 26-652a ; 20-52b.
Geranium, Neb. 19-324 (E3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L

i.M! \S I

— •^Crtlaamm: aw Harb-

.•i- 1 1 1. 1
Ueranontorphao 7-3«S« ; I

Oorauoi: arr Crane. DaDO* Of

Owapbo«Tlo.

OwarTl'.l. 1-0 i. ; Bt-ltld.

GERARD (an-hbp.) Il-Tola.

— if.mud.-r. M John of Jonua-
:. . ... i II--'.

— 01 Athfc»9-4S»b.

— OF CREMONA 11-7640.

— (bp. «if ttorenoo) : trt

HoUteta) «4-J.l*a ; t>-

..I. 109l)15-449d.

i

I n.li-ii21-ill.l.
<MrarddeNervul3.il-!..

I..-: ,: I M mM 1S-I

.>rk»: trr MacoleaOold.
••* Uerard. rari of.

lUrneval 27-i; •

— , KT1ENNE MAURICE.
count ll-764o ; Waterloo
campaign 29-. 17.1.1.

•..ii : trr Maocle*-

n.-l.l. Kitton i.rrurd.oarlof.

GERARD, FRANCOIS, baron

.

— . JEAN 1GNACE ISIDORE

11-;.; .1. : 5- : ;•.'.!.
GERARD. JOHN ll-76ic.
Gerard. " Pcra " Michol 15-

117d.
Gerard. Sir .Montague Ullbert

20 ..... ,.
GERARDMER. r r. 11-78 nl ;

19-778 (H3).

— . lake, Fr. ll-76.'.d.

• : • 14---.i".l.

Uerard'» Hall. Loud. 7- J64c.
Uerard us Magnun : arc Groot,

Oart .r.l.
GERASA. 1'al. ll-7ii,ul ; 20-

•Oi(D4): 2- - l i.
Oeraacut.geri.1.1.- S-IH II..
GarwaDM (bibl.) 17-729c.
Garao Oroa«. Ger. : arc Gross

GERAULT- RICHARD. AL-

frad Leon ll-766b.
lierbe (firework) 10-l2:ia.
GERBER. ERNST LUDWIG

ll-766b.

. S. 7-7:. la: 18-4ixa.
'..•r'.. M 21-7-J". ; 13-77"!..
Gerberga (FrankUh uueen) 5-

34Jb; 5-S91d.

— ( Krenc-h queen) 19-813b ;
17-.ild; 2-12.16.

Gerberoi. Kr. : siege (1079) 21-

37f»b: 28-660d.
GERBERON. GABRIEL 11-

7660.

GERBERT. MARTIN ll-766d;
. 6-27 la.

— de Montreuil : arc Mon-
treuil.

— of AuriUac (arclibp. of
Kavenna) : tre Sylvester II.

(ierb«vilier. FT. 19-778 (ll:il.

r iiiltlniwar 23-
806c: 18-.VJ6.1.
Gerbler-dc-Joiu-. int.. Kr. 10-

778 (G5); S-777d.
GERB1L ll-767b; 23-438b ;

23-

Gerbilliu ll-767b.
Gerchshelm. Ger. : battle

(1*68) 24-7 14c.
Gerda 14- J6lr.
Gere. riv.. Kr. 28-56a.

. (title) 7-.ll3b.

Gerefonn.H.r.l.- K.-rk 13-594&.
Uk. 2-.'>.">2 (H2).

— . Ml«i. 18-600(82).

— , riv.. Suits. 23-27 Ib.
Gereniz chai. riv., Turk. As. 2-

760 (C4): arc aim Indus.
Gereu Thai, val., Switx. 29-2 12

(K3).

GERENUK 11-7676 ; 2-91a.
Gereaho, glacier. Cane. : arc

K',,-;. ••,.
Gerex. mU.. Port. 25-J30 (AS);

JJ-

GerfaJcon: arc Oyrfaloon.
Oec». riv.. Ate. 1-643 (BJ).

, canal. Pen. M-lMSd.

. IVn.. 15-683d.
Oarteaa. PaL : arc Genoa,
QergeasDea, country of the

(bibl.) : trt Oeraaanea.
Oenria. A«U M. 27-:H5d

Sibylline oracle* tS-iOb.

11

mnUfinli 9-. i7i. ;
«t-74»T
— , PAUL 11-71. -i. : ll-7N9a;
hymn> 14-lxvli. 21O93C.
Brtanit.i. 7

ERICAULT. JEAN LOUIS
Aodr* Thaodor* 11-7 680 ;

GArine. riv., .-nut. 29-142

GerlntT. Nub. 19-:i.'l (A3).
Gerinv croup (E<X)|.) 19-
Ocrlngoiiir. N.-.W. 19-438

Gertn-LaJole. A. S-l«7b.
OerU. riv.. .M..r. IS-- I (E3);

GERIZIM. int.. Put. ll-769a :
29-601 (C4) : 24-1U90 ; IS-

GerlanU. Arm. 2-466 (Bl).
Oerlaone. Adrlen do 21-965O.

— > ET1ENNE CONSTANT1N,
baron doll-7««6 ; 3-640c.

Oerlache, str., Antan . 21-

•.... . i.
Oorlachfalva, int.. Hung. : are

Oerbdorf.

Gerlaw. III. 14-:t»l .in).
GERLE. CHR1STOPHE AN-

loin* 11-711116.
<ierl.-.l. la. 14-732 (CD.

loKUbl. Aliy. 25-379 (D4).

rli.H. paHH. Alps l-746a.
Gertodorf. int., I lung. 3-4 (G2);

29-4.'>la.
(Irrm, r*c(inagaxlne)23-748a;

29-S18a.

Germabad. IVrs. 19-19()d.
Germain, st (bp. of Auxerre) :

ttrf Ucrmanud.

Germain, Lord George : tee

villi-. George, v&oount.

Germama. riv., Aby. : tee

Kasam.

German, Edward 19-83a.
German, Ind. 14-422 ( 1)9).
German African Cnni|>any !•

3l9b ; 3-:.oii.l.

— Archaeological Institute 2-
-II...

— Austrian Club 3-:t3d.

— BAPTIST BRETHREN 11-
769c.

— boarhound 8-.179a.

— CATHOLICS ll-770d.

— Club 3-32d.

— cockroach 9-62Sb : 13-
424b ; 13-426a ; acclimat-
ization l-120d.

— i -. .lonlal Company : «*
Deutsche Kolonialgesell-
sohaft.

— Colonial Society : tee
Dentache Kolnnlalvi-reln.

— Colonization Society: tee
IN-II: Kolonisatlon,
Gesellsfliuft (Ur.

— Confederation ll-863b: 5-
347o ; Bohomia 4-i:t.M ;
diet, tee Bundestag; Lux-
I'lnliurg 17-11'.

24--7 !'• : ~- 'M.--'

question 24-337b.

— Co-operative Soctetlee*
Bank 7-S7a.

Germandut : tee Hermandad.
liermandrr 16- 1 b.
Herman draachta S-.'i.'iOa.

— EAST AFRICA 11-7 ;i.-:
11-771 (map); exploration
1-33 lu. 1-

773d. l-:u:i,l foil.. !•
foil. : liiluiliifinti 11-77 "-I.
27-7S2:i. 17-~:ll<-. 26-177.1;
languogex 3-3f>8d.

.•a Aasociatlon 11-
773c ; 21- •

— Kmpire(962-1806):aecHoly
Roman Empire.

— Empire (1870) : tee Ger-
many.

— EVANGELICAL SYNOD
of North America 11-77 I.I.

German Flats, x.y. 14-300*,
German flute (transverse Mute;

in- .79b.
Germanl. tribe 23-«l'.i

(D1-E2); 29-(iSOa; 11-

ISOi

— (law) 2S-574d.
Germanla. la. 14-731 (CM.

— , Pa. 21-106(02).

— , Rom. prov. 13-648 (Cl-1).

— , WIs. 29-740 (US).

— , Wyo. 28-S74 (IU>.
Germanla (dialect) 13-36Sd.

:

•.iota. TUTK.:

.... .
mt \Uraah

...

••

2-700

Mi).

lurk.

LY ll-77ia;

— LAWS,
9-60 la.

— Mux'iiin, Harvard 13-3116.

I. (Ka»-

Uinuui) SS-648 (K2): tee
at*'

}Jt4) : tee otto Knnenek.
GERMANICUS. CAESAR 11-

776o ; cu:

11-467 6; AlblnovaniM Pedo's

IMKJIII 1- .1 l.i.
German Imperial Bank 3-SOlb.

— InUicrity, order of : tee

Oermanlsober Lloyd shipping

registry 24-948c.
GERMANIUM ll-777c;

atomic beat 6-67d.
GERMAN LANGUAGE 11-

777d; 26-ii7:i6 ; H--MIHI, •

In Austria 3-31d ; In Mo-
, .liotionaries

8-196a : Ilomanoe Ian-

.: i mm 23- .".M.

— LITERATURE 11-7 X3c :
American literature, effect
on l-S37a ; drum* 8-4006,
8-5336. 11-7876. 11-794U
foil. ; Elizabethan litera-
ture Influenced 9-617d ;
prosody 27-1045d, 23-274a ;
English Influenco 23-302b.
24-17111 :

ture. relations with 26-216d;
Swiss-German literature 26-

17- . . • .

— millet 18-4<57d.

— moulding (picture) S-438b.

— mounting (telescope) 26-

— National Union : tee Deut-
sober Nattonalvcrein.

Gennano. <>. 2O-28 (II).
German Ocean : tee North

BM,
Gormanos (arohbp. of Patras)

12-493a.
German Plankton Expedition :

tee Plankton.

— razor hone 13-652d.
GERMAN REED ENTER-

talnment 11-SOOb.

•i Keformed Church
-.): tee Reformed
Church In the U.S.

— Reform Union : tee Deut-
scher Reformvereln.

"German Requiem"

(Brahms) : tee " Requiem."
German rum 23-*2M>.

— sesame oil : tee Cameline
oil.

— sheet glaas : tee -Sheet

L'l.l--.

— SILVER 11-SOOb : 2-974.1.
GERMAN SOUTH - WEST

Africa ll-Mi»c ; 25-l«i^
(map): l-:ii:ili: British an-
'tion T.ropo^-d ll-*"_l..
25-l7f>il: "i ';i]irivi'~ Ftnger
5-2'.1ld: diamonds 11-KOSd :
•ttmolotT 11-801 h, 13-
4--71b: fonndntion l-!i:l7r

foil., 11-SS66 foil. ; II. TITO

and Hottentot war- ll-^"2<-.
11--S7... 5-217I) : languages
3- l',9c.

.tiHweek, Dev. 9-430 (VJ.

m tinder: fff Amadou.

•.ton. N.I . 19-772 (Bl).

W. 19-'.:> (P4).
Oermantown. Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
— . III. l4-:ti'i
-. Ky. 15-71"

n. 18-550 (Bl).
. N.V.19-S96(B2).
. 1 1. 20-2fi (B5J.

GERMANTOWN. I'a.ll-804a ;

21-106 (L7): l-«43b; Men-

nonltes!8-132il.

— . Tenn. 26-610 (Bl).

— . Wis. (Jiim-au) 28-740 (C5).

— . Wls. (Osawkee) 28-740

(E-F.-i).
German Union Company i

..

Germanns (bn. of Anxerre) 9-
443a ; lO-so.1d ; battle
) 19-.'.22o.

— (ni>. of I»ariB) 5-959b; 27
19Mb.

.-(At- lull u -i- ••! ""> lndc\ It If etncnilml to read the
Inttructlont given on Page I .

.iH..JowpbUlas«-»&*b;

IA, Kr. 11-7B7...

. :, .HI n
uard 11-

l-799b.
ll-76Io ; dogma

!i). 0p. M-

: It

21-

— .liit.liuililuitt >«r.l. KM IB»
Vlll.

— ruir. Hum. prov. IS-I6

D. NIoohMHf
i

HartatliM

— , nfunctw artaiM 17-

«b.

: .

. aa-7«i»i..
^Kn v»n.,. in. 14-301

• r. N.J.19-401(C*).
German wa«p 2*>3.'.ttii.
GERMANY 11 n

(limp) ; or. I. in-., I. .«) 11-

--•-.. ii !••;•*•:

•nil. (lirlnl.ll. I 13-11. 1 I

.:,.: It--I6b;

1 1 : colonlM

I I i v. 21-4'lu. ; . rvwa-

torlm 7-4IM1I, ; <l.-i,u.iry 9-

drama. ter < trmuui

.tuiv; drink. Mat

19-1 »*c : fauna tl-»Mfc»

',:Ut' 1O-I1I1I) ; flora
:, f.,r.-.i- 11- .

II : . fr.*--

maaonry 11-Md; l...r-.--
raclng 13-737c ; bou«-liolil
god* Sl-H6a ; houidng prob-
lem 13-"-.'4d ; lantruam and
literature. *rr un.i
man; learned societies 2S-
3l2a; libraries 19-468C, 1S-
3Bt»b; IKe-boaU 19-608b;
).•••;.;" • : ;••••:•.

19-477c, 21-1.'>*6 ; nobUltr
19-7296 ; Dune*, training
19-91 6d; observatories 19-
957a ; orden of knighthood
i . : post* an. I i. ].•-

graphs 11-MBc, 22-1'J I.-, 25-
879o ; railway.- 11-
833b, 9-1)17.1 ; Sunday ob-
•ervanou 28- '.Mil ; survey
maps 17-6.°>ul..

— : .4rmy ll-«2iu ;2-620c; am-
bulance l-S(lld{ artillery 2-
689a, 2-691a : barraolu 3-
430d; bridging penonoel
2S-69c ; chaplains S-8S2a ;
comparative statistics 2-
810c ; conscription 6-973d,
8-96So ; grenadleni 12-
579b ; guard.-. 12-6i»d ; in-
fantry 14-533a: machJ
gnn batteries 17-24Sb • m*-
ojuvrw 17-593a; military
law 18-448b; officer* It-
nil. 20-21d; organisation
2-006d; raUon« 8-214c;
rill.- 23-332C, 3-45Sa : staff
KVBtem 2S-7S3b ; swords J~
273b; uniforms 27- J8HS,

— : Art : ceramics S-724d : 5-
7.19b ; 5-7 49b ; galleries 2-
67 la. 19-63a; gold and
Rllver work 21-797d : illus-
tration 14-324r : Jewelry
(anc.)15-36<'d ; line-engrav-
ing 16-722« ; metal-work
18--.' 11 a ; painting 20-4«i;<-.
20-4670. (modi-rn) 2O-509c ;
portraiture 22-12*c ; sculp-
ture 24-l'iM. 24-I9SC, 24-
SOOb ; \vood-carvinK 28-7!>2
foil. ; wood engraving 28-
8010,

— : Cammrrtt and TndtaIHe*
ll-812b ; 8-902a : agri-
culture ll-S10h ; beer 3-
643c, 4-Mlb; hook^'llinK
22-11.1 1 il : tmttcr 7-74Kd ;
chambers of commerce 27-
139a ; oo-operatlon 7-84d,
27-:i38c : cotton and tex-
Tii.-- 11--; i ! roD . MTSd
full.. 7-296d ; naherica 11-
811a. 10-429d : free ports
ll-86b : French trade 10-
T88b ; glaiw 12-102a : Japan-
ese tr -de 15-202e ; nilnernK
iff Mining, below ; protoc-
tliui 22-|f.:.n f,,li., ll-M-.v :
t-ilk Il-S12a. 25-1'i-,.., ; shln-
bullilins 24-*7l foil
plnir ll-M.'.o. 24-S7-.V. 24-
27-«0.1a <tahle) :
Rptrlts 2S-i9fla ; iragar ?6
47b : timberlO-«47a;Tnrk-
ish tra<le 27-430h : United
Kingdom tni'le 27-
Unlted States trade 27-64.1t>:
water-power 9-!>16b: whal
Ing 28-:.72r ; wino28-717b,
28-727a: wool 28-sl6b.

— : Education 11.^22-1 ; 8-
964c ; S-460d : Carbbad
decrees 5-:ll7c; folnmbia
rniventlty exchange nyirtom
8-739d : examination* 10-
4 il,. 10-t.'.a : Infant whonl*
14-V14I, : nuvliral 18-24a ;
technical 26-4»la. 26-l!lll. ;
TorUendorfT 27-30Ka : • ni-
vrnritles 27-758a. 17-761b
27-76Sd.

— : Finanrr mui dirrrwry 11.
»2«c; 11-87 Kc; coinage 19-
902a. 19-90Sa. 18-706b
exchange 10-'. la ; income
tax 14-3570 ; national debt

GENT-GERME

il
.

«lit; UlMtal
Krtii«r l*-7ww.;
UUfuvru* »• • • I r . . i ml.,.
vh-tan »-•.•
»• il .',. 1-i.nUM.iui. 22-

IMirtMiakteii B-ft'.i-l. :
Tru-t. S7-ll9a; Wf^Mra
19-437 b.

11-

HI4.I; adTOcmlM 1-
adullmtl..: :;!••;

cxpllal i.iii...!.i. . i.i *-
. , . • s- . .
•Mile; combination U».
ll.«94b; oonpaoy law 9-
W>3a; corn U«. 7-
coamfc 7-JOd ; rrtniloal law
7-4i»c. M-Mle ; dtvoraS-
S4ld: nucnUoa. Hnl 19-
•Jb ; Inamnltr lav< : .
liumrmnre 9-34Mta. 11
99-45C : labour eo(ook> 27-

Ubour exciiaiMP~ 27-

-C a > -

Ubour exciiaiMP~ 27-
9b, 27-i7SW ; k«alralacn
ovemeot 1 1 • iiqnor

mov

law>19-7«W> : modioaJJurto-
dlction U-30l> ; monrmnaHo
marrlafv W-»3ic ; old ara
poiatooii 19-fl4c : patenta
19-y07d ; paymont of mem-
ben a9-9BOb; penal «mf-
tenuSt-MMc; pllotacn law*
M-fiH.; police 21-
P.HT law «-2l:id ; poUUcal
•deuce 2S-Mila ; prow law*
tS-303a ; pitxttiiiitiiiii ren-
UtioiM 22-461 b; tucoeajon
la» 26-11. ; veto 28-
voting 3-2Mlc.

— : Land Trnurt 17-i9id ;
manorial iritem 17-694d:
mark-«y«t«iii 17-7 :i6b ; »mall
boldlnga 1-7 03b ; (erfdom
24-ii65a. 24-6G6b.

.•iH»ll-Klla;cop(«r7.
109a; Iron 14-Mla. 14-
lead 19-3i:>c ; Halt
11-Mlc. 24-9Ua; rilver 2S-
ll.lb: rhu-28-UM.l.
: .Vari; 19-:ill)c ; ll-826b :
11-S'Jlr foil. ; admintatra-
Uonl-xOlb; battle8hip«S4-
DOld: ornteen S4-911. :
denroyen X4-917a; dock-
yards 8-366b ; ordoaocr 20-
21 la; irabmarinen S4-921d :
uniforms 27-S93b. 27-S90
(I'l. IV.); Wllliamll.'s policy
28-fiB7d.

— : r.,,nJatio» and Hrlimrm 11-
808c ; 11-SClc ; 18-
oompamtlve itatl«tic« 9-
920d, ll-6.(6d. 27-.',99'. :
emigration 1B-428C ; Ule-
1,'itiiniry 14-nOla ; mtoatoM
18-589C : ProtMtuten-
vereln 22-17-'. .

— : History 11 - X29h ; (map*)
11-834. ll-<.',fi. 9-916 foil.
African colonization 1-337O
foil., ll.snsb : anti-Semit-
ism 2-l:'..r.lp. 15-4».'.a foil. ;
Anninliii. revolt of 2-.'.78a ;
Austrian Sncoemion. war of
3- ..I. 23-A03 (map); Bto-
marok's policy 4-Sc, a-940c ;
Caesar. Julius, in 4-9:i9c ;
China, relations 9-2n2<- foil.:
communes (medieval) 9*
78 til: Drainu m 8-607c;
Kl.vtors 9-173c: Empire.
rarolinirian9-3.<iOa: Empire,
H-.lv Koman 9-:'. 17.1 foil..
9-'J27a : e"mlrc (modern) 9-
941c: feudalism 19-297K 9-
92,'ih, 8-65fld ; France (rela-
tions aft,-r l«7"i 19-8940
foil. : Franco-German war
ll-'i.i; Franks ll-35o ;
French Hevolntionary wars
ll-171a; nermanlc law*.
early ll-77.la. 2'
manictis In ll-77Bd : Han«e-
atic League 12-92«a foil. ;
Inquisition 14-S9^1> : Mor-
occo qiicotion 18-S.'.Stb foil..
1 ITo: Napoleonic wan
19-219d: palatines »9-59«a:
Deformation 23-9a : Re-
nalmauce 23- "srt ; nnman
garrisom 23-17 M : .<*amoa
acqaMtlonS4-116a: Scfakw-
wbr-Uol«tein o/nentlon 24-
335h : Seven Weeks' War
24-7lna : Seven Yean' War
24-7 l.lh; Toutonk- Order
29-67 Rd ; Thirtv Ywirs*
War 29-S52b: flberins in
26-91 4b ; Transvaal onea-
tlon 27-200b. 27-2" 1 1. : Vene-
/M.-;, .!-••• tC 27- . 14.

German yeast 2S-«99h.
Oermary 23-762a.
Oerm-cellhypotheBWtnmoun)

29-920c.
Oerme, Asia M.

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313

GERM-GILA

GERMERSHEIM, Ger. 11-

901b ; 11-SOS (B4).
Germigny-des-Pres, FT. 10-7 7 S

<F4) ; church 2-396d, 2-

232b.
Germinal (Fr. repub. calendar)

11-17 la: law ol Germinal

18, abrogation 10-928d ;

rising of Germinal 12, 11-

165d.
Germinal budding fbiol.) 14-

147c; 14-146a.

— disc 9-317C.

— epithelium 23-133b.

— reproduction : see Repro-
duction.

— vesicle 9-315d.
Germination (bot.) 2-12d ; hor-
ticulture 13-745a.

GERMISTON, Trans. 11-901C ;

25-466 (16).
GERMONIUS, ANASTASIUS

11-901C.
Germonville, tort, Fr. 27-

1010ft.

Germ-plasm 13-350d ; repro-
duction 23-127C.
Germsir (diet.) 10-lSOd.
Germ theory 3-15Sc; 26-129d.
Gernerius (jurist) : see Ir-

nerius.

Gernerth, A. 26-332a.
Gernon, Anthony 5-634b.
Gernrode, Ger. 2-405a.
Gernsheim, Ger. 11-808 (n.

M9>
GERO (margrave) ll-901d ;

ll-835b ; 4-420b.
— , Odon 13-930b.
Gerogery, N.S.W. 19-538 (D4).
Gcrola, It, 26-242 <H4).
Gerold (ruler of Bavaria) 3-

545c.
GEROLSTEIN, Ger. ll-901d ;

11-808 (A3).

Gerolzhofen, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
GERO.ME, JEAN LEON 11-

901d ; 20-503a ; sculpture

24-510b ; 24-508 (PI. VII.).
Gerome, Wash. 28-354 (Ql).
Geromo cheese ll-765d.
Gerona, P.Is. 21-392 (B4).
GERONA, Sp. ll-902c; 25-

530 (G2) ; cathedral 2-400d,

24-494d ; climate ll-902b :

siege (1285) 21-3S1C ; synod

(517) 16-782C.
GERONA, prov., Sp. ll-902b ;

25-530 (Gl) ; 25-531d

(table).
Geronimo (Indian chief) 14-

481d ; 19-525b : ate also

Jerome.

Geronimo, Ariz. 2-544 (C3).
— , Okla. 20-58 (C3).
Geronny : see Gironny.
Gerontes ll-903a.
Geronthrae, anc.Gr. 12-4 10

(D4) ; 25-610a.
Gerontia, isl., unc.Gr. 12-440

(Fl).

Geronticus nippon 14-218d.
Gerontius 17-92CC ; 6-992d.
GEROUSIA ll-903a ; 9-677d ;

25-611a.

Gerouvillc, Bete. 3-668 (F4).
Gerra, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
— , Kuh-i, mts., Pers. 21-188

(B2); 21-189C.
Gerrans, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3).
— , bay, Corn. 9-430 (VI. C3).
Gerrard, Thomas 10-282C.
Gerrards Cross, Bucks. 16-942

(B2).
Gerrardstown, W.Va, 28-560

(E2).
GERRESHEIM, Ger. ll-903b ;

11-808 <j6).
GERRHA, Arab. ll-903b; 24-

604d; 17-226c: see also

Kuwet.
Gerrhonotus 16-825C ; 23-

155d.

— coeruleus 23-174c.
Gerrhosauridae 16-826c ; 16-

824c ; 23-175C (table) ; tail

23- 15 3d.

Gerrhosaurus 26-826C,
Gerridae 26-545c.
Gerrit-Denys, isl., N.G. 19-487

(Gl).
Gerritsz, Martin: seeDeVries,

Martin Gerritsz.
GERRUS, prov., Pers. 21-188

(Al); 2I-194d.

— Kurds, tribe 11-903C.
GERRY, ELDRIDGE, ll-903c.
GERRYMANDER (diet.) 11-

904a.
GERS, dept., Fr. ll-904c ; 10-

778 (E6); population 10-

779d.
— ,riv., Fr. 10-778 (E6) ; 2

892c.
Gersau, Switz. 26-242 (F2) ;

17-98a; 24-396a.
— , gulf, Switz. 17-98&.
Gersdorf, Ger. 25-880a.
Gersfeld, Ger. 11-808 (HL

nil).

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instructions given on Page 1.

Gershom (bibl.) 18-8950.

— ben Judah 13-173b ; 15-
405a.

Gershpn, Lev! ben : see Ger-
sonides, Le\ i.

GERSON, JOHN ll-904d ; 14-
333a ; ll-120d ; on Flagel-
lants 10-463d ; general
councils 6-343a; nominal-
ism 24-356a.

GERSONIDES, LEVI ll-906b ;
13-175b.

GERSOPPA, FALLS OF, India
ll-906d ; 14-382 (F12).

GERSTACKER, FRIEDRICH
ll-906d: ll-796b.

— , Karl Edward Adolf 8-468b.

GERSTENBERG, HEINRICH
Wilhelm von ll-907b.

Gerstenhofer furnace 7-104b ;
11-361C.

Gerstner, F. J. V. 28-429b.

Gerstungeu, Ger. 11-808 (III.
n-oll); peace (1074) 11-
839b.

Gerunium, It 15-26 (E4).

Gerusolemme Liberate (Tasso)
14-907<1 ; l-121b : Fairfax's
translation 9-619d; plates
for5-471d.

Gerusez, Victor 5-334b.

Gerusy, Cauc. 23-874 (II. E4).

GERUZEZ, NICOLAS EU-
gene ll-907b ; ll-151a.

Gervais (bp.) 2-56b ; 11-UlGa.

— , PAUL il-907c : 20-320C.

Gervais cheese 7-750a; 7-
751c (flg.).

Gervaisildae 18-471b.

Gerrase, St 26-23Sd.

UEHVASE OF CANTERBURY
11-9070.

— OF TILBURY ll-907d ; 27-
1038a.

GERVEX, HENRI ll-908b.

Gervilleia 16-122b ; 15-570a ;
Triassio 27-200a.

GERVINUS, GEORG GOTT-
fried ll-908b ; ll-795b.

GERYON (myth.) ll-908d ; 1-
7b.

Geryonia 14-155d ; 14-148o ;
14-lflSc ; endoderm lamella
14-1 Uli ; gastro-vascular
system 14-1 4 Id ; manu-
brium 14-141d ; tentacles
14-1 lib ; tentaculocrst 14-
143d.

Geryonidae 14-155d.

Geryville. Alg. 1-643 (B2).

— , Pa. 21-106 (M5).

Gesalic (Visigothic king) 25-
569b.

Gesarte, Sp. 5-731c.

Gefsater, Swed. 26-190 (A-B2).

Gesanse, defile, Aus. 25r1058d.

GeschicMe der Rercluiionszcit,
Gesctiichte des Volkes Israel,
£c. : see Revolutionszcit,
GeschicMe der; Israel, Ge-
schictite des Volkes, &c.

Geschlecht (geom.) : see De-
ficiency.

Geschlechter (clans) : see
Schlachton.

Geschricbene Stem, mt., Hung.
15-919a.

Gesellschaf t f iir altere deutsche
Geschichtskunde 11-899C.

— fur deutsche Kolonisatipn :
see Deutsche Kolonisation,
Gesellschaft f Or.

GESENIUS, HEINRICH
Friedrich Wilhelm ll-909a.

Gesenke, mts., Aus. 3-4 (E2).

Geserich, lake, Ger. 9- 103d.

Geshem (the Arabian) 10-
108c.

Geshur, kingdom, Syr. l-73c.

Geshur (people) 17-540d.

Gesith (hist.)9-470b ; 9-467d ,
4-591b ; thegn developed
from 26-743b ; Wergild: of
4-591b.

Gesker, Pers. 12-6d.

GESNER, ABRAHAM ll-909c.

— , Johann (scientist) 20-581b;
4-300C.

— , JOHANN MATTHIAS 11-
909d; 9-752d-

— , KONRAD VON ll-909d ;
28-1025C ; 20-300a ; bio-
graphical dictionary 3-954b;
mountaineering 18-938C.

Gesnera 13-757C.

Gesneraceae 21-779a ; disk
10-569b ; leaf-buds 16-327a.

Gesoriacum, Fr. 23-648 (Cl).

Gessenay, Switz. : see Saanen.

Gessi, Francesco 12-689c.

— , Romolo : explorations 1-
504a; 3-213c ; defeats Suli-
man Zobeir 26-16d ; slave
dealers defeated (1879) 12-
251a.

Gessie, Ind. 14-422 (C4).

Gessler, Frederick Leopold,
count von 13-571d.

Gessner, E. 4-632d.

— , Konrad von : see Gesner.

GESSNER, SOLOMON 11-

910b; 20-898b.
GESSO ll-910c ; 24-489o :

gilded 20- h)-.i ; stamped

relief in 19-26b. See also

Stucco.

Gest, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Oesta Dei per Francos 12-683d.
Gesta Francorum Jerusalem

expuanantium ll-292a ; 7-

550c.
Oesta Henrici Regis Secundi 3-

725a; 10-446d.
Gesta Ilunaarorum 13-92 td.
Gesta Pontificum Rotnanorum :

see Liber Ponlijlcalis.
GESTA ROMANORUM 11-

910c ; 26-370a ; 24-637b ;

fables in 10-115b.
Gestation : see Pregnancy.
Qeste de Garin de Monglave :

see Guittaume d'Orange,Gesie

de.

Geste du Roi " 5-845d.
Gestola, mt., Cauc. 5-551b.
Gestrildand, prov., Swed. 19-

800 (D3); 26-190 (Dl); 26-

192a.

Gestro, riv., Aby. : see Web.
Gesture 2-110c ; 21-416b.
Gesunda, mt., Swed. 26-190

(Cl).
Gesundbrunnon, Ger. 3-788

(map).
GETA, PUBLIUS SEPTIMIUS

ll-9IOd.
GETAE 11-91 la; 15-280d ;

28-944d ; 12-2720 j religion

28-9jlc.
Getafe, Sp. 25-530 (D2) ; 25-

536d.

Getchcll, Wash. 28-354 (Cl).
Gctel, riv., Ger. 3-209b.
Ge-Thcmis (rel.) 23-7 Id.
Gethsemane, Ark. 2-552 (D3).
— , Ky. 15-740 <C3).
GETHSEMANE, GARDEN OF,

Pal. ll-911b ; 15-352b.
Get in (falconry) 10-142b.
Getinge, Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Getsurobi-Zan, mt., Jap. 10-

6G9c.

Getting (coal-mining) 6-580b.
Getty, George Washington 28-

634d.

Gettysburg, 0. 20-26 (A4).
GETTYSBURG, Pa. 11-911C ;

21-106(116); l-823a; mineral

waters 18-22a.
— , S.Dak. 25-506 (F3).
— , Wash. 28-354 (A-B1).
Geuda Springs, Kan. 15-654

<E3).
Geuk Bunar, riv., Asia M. 21-

544b.
Geukche Eyuk, Asia M. 21-

544a.
Geuk Irmak, riv., Turk.As. 2-

760 (F2) ; 2-757d.

— Su, riv., Asia M. (trib. of
Jihun) 2-760 (G3) ; 2-758b.

— Su, riv., Turk.As. (Cilicia)
2-760 (E4) : see also Caly-
cadnus.

Geuksun, Turk.As. 2-760 (G3);

see also Cocysus.
Geul, riv., Holl. 16-692c.
GEULINCX, ARNOLD 11-

913a; 5-418b.
Geuljtk, lake. Arm. 2-565 (B2);

26-9G9d.
GEUM 11-9130 ; 13-770b : see

also Avens.

— rivale : see Water avens.
Geunen Chai, riv., Asia 31.: see

Aesepus.

Geusachan, riv., Scot. 7-921b.
Geush Urvan (reL) 28-1042b.
Geuther, Anton l-135d ; 5-

308d; butyric acid 4-892a ;

isocrotonio acid 7-5 lib.
Gevaert, F. A. 3-681c.
G6vaudan, d:st,, Fr. 10-776

(E4) ; 10-802 (hist, map) ;

18-115b.
GEVELSBERG, Ger. ll-913c ;

11-808 (I. k6J.
Geveze, Asia M. 21-543d.
Gevrey-Chambertin, Fr. 1O-

778 (G4).

Gewerbegericht 2-336a.
Gewerbeordnung 11-87 8b.
Gewerkschaftcn 27-147b.
Gewerkvereine 27-147b.
Gewitter Nase : see Crochet

d'orage.
GEX, Fr. 11-9130 ; 10-778

(H4); 9-341d.
— , Pays de, prov. Fr. 4-822c ;

26-255b ; 10-834b.
Geyer, O. 20-26 (B3).
Geyler von Kaisersberg, Joh

ann : see Geiler von Kaisers

Geys-dorp, Trans. 25-466 (G6).
Geyser, Mont. 14-276 (D2).
— , Nev. 5-8 (F2).
— , lake, Tib. 6-168 (D3).
GEYSER (hot sprini?) ll-913d
28-912b ; 22-9411).

Geyser (heatmg apparatus) 13-

164c.

Geyserite 19-324c ; 20-121b.
Geyserville, (Jal. 5-8 (B2).
Geysir, hot spruig, Ice. 14-228

(B2).

Geytor, Juh'us de 10-495d.
Gez (measure) : see Zar.
Geza I. (of Hungary) 13-903a.

— n. (of Hungary) 27-211b.
Gezeh-tau, Cauc. 5-55 Ic.
Gezelius, J. (bp. of Abo), 3-

905d.

Gezelle, Guido 10-496a.

GEZER, Pal. 11-9 15a ; 20-602
(B5) ; altar l-760a ; Assyr-
ian tablets 20-613a ; exca-
vations 5-141d, 20-605d,
16-513a; Minoptah destroys
9-85e ; Slinoan remains 7-
423a; tomb ll-583c.

Gezira (m names of islands) :
see Bulak, Gezira; Duli.il>,
Gezira el, &c.

— (The), dist., Sud. 26-9 (B4) ;
19-093 (C5) ; 19-695c.

— Mohammed, Egy. 4-954
(Bl).

Gezlev, Russ. : see Eupatoria.
Gezleveh, fort, Russ. : see

Eupatoria.

Gezo (of Dahomey) 7-736a.
Gfiililcr Wald. mt., Aus. 3-lb.
GFRORER, AUGUST FRIED-

rioh ll-915b.
Ghab, val., Syr. 20-32 7a.
Ghabra, War of Dahis and :

see Dahis and Ghabra.
GH AD AMES. N.Af. 11-91 5d ;

1-3'JO (D2); 23-648 (C3) ;

27-289C.

Ghadcs, Afr. : see Rades.
Ghafari (dynasty) 2-270a.
Cihagar, riv., India 3-133c.
Ghaprgar. canal, India 3-929a.
— , riv., India 14-376 (F5-G4) ;

course 3-929a, 13-526d, 27-

574c.

Ghaghat, riv., India 22-892a.
Ghogra, riv. India : see Gogra.
Ohagra (costume) : see Lhenga.
Ghagri, riv., India 3-842d.
Ghaiasuddin : see Ghiyass-

uddin.
Ghaiata, mt., Mor. 18-851 (El)

2-859a.

Ghaibis (sect) 19-821O.
Ghail Aswad, canal, Arab. 24-

125d.

Ghah-, riv., Pal. 20-602 (E3).
Ghaiss ud din Tughlak: see

Tughlak Shah.

Ghait, El, Mor. : see Walidlya.
Ghakkar, tribe 12-713c ; 15-

413c; 14-401C.
Ghalefika, Arab. 28-913d.
Ghalib, El (of Morocco) : see

Abdullah.

— (Mirza Asadullah Khan
Naushah) 13-489b.

— (sheikh) 27-46Gd.
Ghaliite (sect) 24-857d ; 17-

423a.
Ghalla, riv., A.-E.Sud. 26-9

(B3) ; 15-9071).
Ghallis, isl., Malta 17-508

(B2).

Ghana, W.Afr. 12-696b.
— , state, W.Afr. 12-696b ; 17-

565b.
Ghanapura, India 14-382

(Gil).

Ghandari (people) 15-689a.
Ghar, canal, India 25-1 43a.
— , mts., India 15-770a.
Ghara, Bu, Tun. : see Grara,

Bu.
Gharaba, riv., Arab. 26-305

(D4).
Gharak, depression, Egy. 10-

219c.
Gharapuri, isl., India : see

Elephanta.

Gharb, Malta 17-508 (Al).
Gharbi, lake, Alg. and Mor. 1-

643 (A2) ; 18-851 (G2) ; 1-

643d.

— , mts., Syr. : see Lebanon.
— , riv., Afe. 1-643 (B2) ; 10

307d.

Gharbia, prov., Egy. 9-29a.
Gharbiya, tribe 19-8441).
Ghardaia, Alpr. 1-043 (B2) ; 1-

64Gb; 21-763a.
— , dist., Alg. 1-643 (B2) ; 1-

648c.
Ghar-el-Mela, lagoon. Tun. 22-

123d.

Ghari 19-380a.
Gharlal : see Gavial.
Gharian, mts., Trip. : see

Ghurian.
Gharib, mt., Egy. 9-40 (B2) ;

9-21c.

Gharibu'l-Hadith 20-725d.
Gharm, C.Asia : see Garm.
Gharo, India 14-376 (B7).
Gharz, Pal. 20-602 (E3).
Ohas, riv., Mor. : see Massa.
Ghasa, India 3-848a.

Ghashiun, Turkest. 27-420

(H3).
— .desert, Turkest. 6-188

(El) ; 12-166a.

— , lake, Turkest. 6-168 (El).
Ghasi Das (Hindu reformer^

3-930a.

Ghasrm, Tun. : see Kasrm.
Ghassan, kingdom, Arab. 2-

2G5a ; 5-24b.

Ghassan b. ul Kufl 17-423a.
Ghassanito (sect) 17-423a

(list).
GHAT, Trip. ll-916a ; 1-320

(E2) ; 27-289b ; dialect 12-

894a.

Ghatafan, tribe 28-1049a.
Ghatal, India 14-376 (M8).
Ghatati, Ezbah el, Egy. 4-954

(A2).

Ghatika 13-493b.
Ghat Prabha, riv., India 14-

382 (Fll) ; 12-192c.
GHATS (Eastern), mts., India

ll-916a; 14-382 (G13-L9) ;

14-376b.

— (Western), mts., India 11-
9161) ; 14-382 (E10-F14) ;
14-376b ; forests 4-186b ;
geology 5-948a ; pass 3-
846o; Travancore 27-216a.
See also Sahyadrimountains.

Ghatsila, India 14-376 (M8).
Ghaub, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(C-D2).
Ghauts, mts., India : see Ghats,

Eastern and Western.
Ghayas Beg (Indian minister) :

see Itimad ud-daula.
Ghaz, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E2) ;

15-940a.
Ghazal (Tabiah b. Isaac) 24-

lllb.

— (ibn Abi Sarur) 24-lllb.

— (ibn al-Duwaik) 24-llla.
Ghazal, riv., C.Af. : see Bahr-

el-Ghazal.

Ghazal (lit.) 13-488a.
GHAZALI ll-916b ; 2-279b ;

24-307d ; suflism 26-32b.
Ghazan Khan, mosque, Pers.

2-426b ; 2-423d.
Ghazan Mahmud (of Persia)

21-226d ; 9-100d.
Ghazar, riv., India 12-20a.
Ghazepore, India : see Ghazl-

pur.

GHAZI (diet.) ll-916d.
Ghazia (dancer) 9-32c.
GHAZIABAD, India ll-916d ;

14-376 (G-H5).
Ghazi Fazil 27-466a.
Ghazi Ghat, India 14-376 (D4).
Ghazi-Khau, riv., India 7-

725d.
GHAZIPUR, India ll-916d ;

14-376 (K7) ; inscriptions

14-621d.

Ghazi-uddin Haidar 17-1 06b.
Ghaznevid (dynasty) ll-917d;

14-401a ; Persia under 21-

225b j Scljuk wars 24-608C.
GHAZNI,Afpr. ll-917a; 1-307

(E3) ; l-310b ; Ghaznl

medal 18-9d.
GHEE ll-918d ; 20-47a ; 20-

777d.
GHEEL, Bete- ll-919a ; 3-668

(Fl) ; colony for insane 14-

Gheen/Minn. 18-550 (E3).

Gheeraardsbcrgen, Bete- : »ee
Grammont.

Ghegs (people) l-483c.

Ghcluwe, Belg. 3-668 (B2).

Ghennihma, mt., Egy. 9-40
(B2).

GHENT, Belg. ll-919a ; 3-668
(Cl) ; academy 10-495b ;
cathedral 2-407b ; cotton
manufacture 7-299b ; library
16-575b ; Philip the Bold
21-386d; picture exhibitions
20-507b ; revolts (1448) 21-
387d, (1453) 19-415c; siege
(1678) 8-735a ; shipping
statistics 3-673a ; town hall
2-408a,2-422a; treaty(1814)
5-158d, 25-224c, 27-694b
university 3-67 Ib.

— , Pacification of 19-419d.

— , Ky. 15-740 (C-D2).

— , Minn. 18-550 (B6).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (Cl).

Ghent, Bombarde of : see
Dulle Griete.

Ghentbrugge, Belg. 3-608 (Cl).

Gherardesca diptych 15-96b.

Gherardescha, Ugolino della
18-99b.

Gherardo, lord of Pisa 21-645C.

— della Notte : see Uonthorst,
Gerard.

Gherba, isl.. Alg. 1-643 (D2).
Gherea, DobroReanu 23-8<8b.
Gheria, India (Bengal) 14-408d
— .India, (Bombay): see Viz

iadrug.

Gheriri, Aby. 25-379 (C5).
Gheris, riv., Mor. : see Geris.

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GERM-GILA

•\ . . ,

I-.., I

I.I,, . . : •

i

'

GMIBERTI. LO

u a i .

I IS-
NZO 11-

(of Walachla)

1 1

- , I ..... |>rin..-< 23-

.-i it •••! Walarhla) 23-

.11 Sea. IMM«, All- 1-
OhlfiV It. 28-141

OHM.

align Ua. Sib. 25- 1

il.lt IK- -• '. .: ,K-

-'•

CH1LZAI. II- '. : 21-

»3lb; rvl» '.l:..u .1- 1
STd.

— (dynasty) l-S16a.
Ohlineeh. MM, Hum. S-l21b.
QUnd*. At. 2-763d.
GMnca. W.Atr. : arr Jenne.
Ghlordw knot: tet Turkish

bat

Qhlr. .-«|H-. Mnr. 18-v.l (H3).

— . dl»t . \lk-. 27- i'-.l. i.
—.rlv.. M..r. 18->51 (KS); 18-

- ..•!.

OlumUli. Lulgi LIIlo : see

Llllu*. AloyJiw.
Ohlraths, tribe 22-6S4b.
GH1RLANDAJO. DOMENICO

it- ..-.".; 18- t>-.-M : frame*
20-i7i,i. 20-ir..-, , pi. v.).

— . RIDOLFO ll-!i-j:il..
lihironc. Swilz. 26- 212 <K3).

i;in-l.-m:li..-i.. ll.-k-.3-.:.-.- ,.-Jl.
(ihi-on.1,-,-1.1. Corn. 15-1 ,llli ;

OhL«ri. rir.. India 2-»3c.

,,!,,,., .-... , oroel - » m 8-:-.'].i.
OhistelleV Belg. 8-668 (Al).
GhlUern O-400c.
lihiyassu.ldin Kaikhmnu : tee

Kalkhoxrma.
Ghlrassuddin (of Ohnr) 11-

•J-ill. : ll-'.M-l..

— Tughlak Shah : tee Tugh-
lak Shah.

Ghtaar. hint.. India 12-JOa.
Ghlzhiga. bay. HUM. AH. : tee

Glzhtga.
Ghlxhkjtnak. Hum. An. 25-10

(Li).

t ihiirl. rir.. India 14-376 ( 1)7 ).
Uhlan, mt.. Scot. 94-4 IS <A2).
Ohobar numerals 19-S87d.
Ghob. Khor. .Suit. : battle

(US 1)9-1 Ma.

Ohod. riv.. India 14-3S2 (Kl»>.
QhndJI II. (of Knt<-ti>7-670b.
(ihodnadl. India : tee Kharat-

ken.

Ghogha. India : trr Ooeo.
Ohobrhat, India 13-seia.
Ghotoon. Ala. 1-460 <B3).

. M --. 18--'. ...... >:i.

Ohotnera. tribe 5-33o.
CHOR. ane. kiiurdoni. A fa. 11-

923d: 11-9 1 *a: 14-401c.

— . Kl. ral.. Pal. 20-602
(I13-C8); 28-601 b.

Ghorabarl, India 14-376

(U-C7).

Ghorak. A fir. 14-376 (A4).
liluirlianil. m .. A fir. 13-5l3d.
—.Taj.. Afg. l-Sl-.v.
Ghori, dlst.. Afit. 3- Hie.
Ohorl (dynasty) 3-30ia : 19-

:"> "i.
GHOST ll-924d : 8-7. 1 : an

center worship 25-329b ;

Egyptian belief 0-56d ;

MHO Ktiontx 13-B7il ; fun-

eral rites 11-3326 ; Hallow-

e'en 12-457d.

— (optics) 8-248a: 27-ini.id.

— DANCE 11-9-J '.a : 14-473a-

— micrometer 18-3g6a.

— moth 16-468a (fig.): 16-
U84.

— quarU 22-7 li'ul.

— «wift moth : trr Ghost
moth.

Ohot, India 14-3*2 (110).
KI. India 14-376 (CO).
Ohntu-la, paw. Tib. 6-168

Gh.mra, rir.. India : tee PanJ-

kora.
Ghriama. Loch a', lake, Scot

84-411(01).

Gbuopir. rn . India : *st

-•rfar.
OkMnw, India 8-*3Tb.

~.»l. 84- 111

i

•

i.', i,
II
K

i. >n.
'ill u In

liliim

.Illlr.
i.limlr) ;

III).

O88i ; 84-7684.

'. :
n.l*— ,Tiirk.A»-

(B. S-.'IMI.I

Laar. Ai»b. 24-

rlT.. C. V.ia 14-370

2O-IJ.K .

if. el. Arab. 12-709.1.
Ohurfa. al. At.ii. 1J

m

' -
'Ja.
inmedan rite) 17-

(ihulati. plain. Pal. 7-7Sia.
• id mm : trr Kankar.

r. iiluin. Pal. ll-i
— , dr.. Pal. ao-iin-j d" 7-

(•on of Japhcth) 24-

. tribe* a4-il»si> : S-.V.M.
(ihuua (tlhuiioh). Pal.: ate

Gasa.
— . rir.. Pal. «6-6oa (A6) ; 2O-

kon

Qbjrka (family) : «rr lihk-a.
lihyll. itl.-ri : «r (iill.
(ihyplito-KaHtni. rums, (ir. 6-

30ib.

Olaoaria. Henedetto 18-991).
Ulaoomelll,Vllla. It. 2-7«4c.
GIACOMETTI, PAOLO 11-

•.'.• la.
Glaoomlno da Verona 14-S92b ;

Glaoomo (( liriHtlan name) :

trr Jamea.

Glacomo da Lentlno 14-S99a.
Glacoaa. (liuneppf 8-.'>U6b.
Gia-dinh-thanh. Kr.l.c. : tee

Sal«ton.

. I.tiliri 7-202c.
. llui*. Kr.l.c. 13-
Gla-la. paw. Til.. 6-lfis (HI).
lllallo antiro 23-
Uialnnfc (of Annam) t-63b :

27- ..I.
Ulama-uiiK'hu, rir., 6-168

( Kit i : 26-!»25a.
GIAMBELL1. FEOERIGO 11-

Mta.

tee Bologna.

Oiorannt da.

O lam da, Tib. 28-916 (Dl).
Glampetlno (Riui) 20-970b.
(iiampilKTi. It. 2S---MI..
Uianetto : are Palcxtrina. G.

K Z
Ulan tiateazzo (duke of Milan)

28-129a: 15-ltSa; 10-535a ;

tomb 24-1968,
Glanlrolo. hill, Rome 23-B12

tlt:l). Hrr aim Janlculntn.

. LaiMi 14-iliiltt ; 7--- 1 la.
GIANNONE. PIETRO ll-925b.
(•iniiiiiitti. Hoiutto 14-907a.
GIANNUTRI. W., It. 11-92/kI ;

15-4 (C.t) : 15--.'fi (Cit).
Qlanniuzi, (iiuli.i : trr (llulio

Romano,

GIANT ll-926a : 18-7 4 Ib.
Giant armadillo 8-927a ; 2-

561a;2S-174d (lilt.).

— cactus 27-634c.

— cedar : tee Canoe cedar.

— celba 5-676h.

— cell (anat . ) 6-9A I b ; 27-354C.

— fennel 10-256h.

— Geyser, Wyo. 28-9 12b ; 11-
9l4d.

— (rourd 12-2S7a (flit.).

— uranite : trr Pctrtnatlte.

— irraree t5-964d.

— horned tortoise 28-1006a.

— panda 17-527c ; 5-372d
(it*.).

— panfrnlin 2O-677d.

— petn-l 15-7.SSb.

— pine : trr Siurar-pine.

— aalamander of Japan : tee
Gigantic nalamamler.

Ofenb. Book of thr (Manl) 17-

S73b.
Giant's Cantle. ml., s. Af. 2S-

466 (17): 19-.

— CAUSEWAY, In-. ll-926d :
14-744 (El).

— Chair, int.. Ariz. I-S44 (CS).

— Panoe : *•*• .^tonehenwe.

— Orare. mound, I. of Man
M-44b.

— Hedire. earthwork. Corn.

— KETTLE ll-927a : tee alto
1'.. i -hole.

— IXMT. archway. Soot, 14-
85ia-

. . • k«. Irr. 11-

H|irli«. fall. Ml— o.in
. In.

' . , . . . . 1T7- ii-..

»-7?W«.
i. mm Int- : ~. II,,

(•Will I ,

OIAOUH u

li*.-!.. mi- . lurk

-

— Dated, int.. Turk \-

«!• I la.
24-llOc.

llard. la. 14-

ilarvtla. rlv.. It. : in Slmrto.
I •

III).
la 18- 1 7 6b.

— Kaleart. Aiua M. 19-536

i i

i .-

GIB. ADAM 11
Olb (diet.) iS-490b.
liibal (mt.) : trr Jcbel.
(tlballMii. int.-., Sp. 24-731a.
GIBARA. i u. ll-U27c ; 7-595

i (garment) : trr Jubba.
I, hill. snr. 8-424 (IV.
A I).

II. 12-iU7c.

Glbbethon. Pul. 21-I".', .

(ilbbet law 12-»44a ; 12-69ia.
MI! . Vn-1. 28-11-

GIBBON, EDWARD ll-U'.'7il ;
23-Diiii), : mi Horniin Iaw23-
.- 2.1-

— . John 18-756C,

in, Minn. 18-550 (C8).

— . Xi-b. 18-1121 (K4).

— , Okla. 2O-.i>t (Dl).

— . riv., Wyo. 28-!H2t>.

GIBBON MI., i Il-!ill6b ; 22-
3»5a; 22-329c ; anthropo-
Vogr 2-1090 ; dentition 22-
3274 : lungs and arteries 22-
328a : skull 22-.126b ) siiinul
OOhmm 22-326d ; thillnb 22-
327b ; wahwah of Ittirn.-..
4-259a.

(ilbbona. A. 8t Hill 2B-953b ;
15-841d: 18-.

— , Christopher 16-8528.

— . Rdwanf ll-937b.

— , Kills ll-937b.

— , GRINLING 11-9.164: 24-
oOOa: 28-79.->d: (liatxworth
work 8-llto,- ; Holm
earrings l3-:i.»7d : Oxford
earrings 20-4 1 1 1>. 20- 1 1 Id.

— , JAMES 11-9364.

— , ORLANDO Il-9lt7b ; 14-
1830,

— , Thomas 14-194C.

(iiblxins, pass, Mont. 14-276
(C3).

Gibbons (bot) : ter Saccate.

(iit.lKinarllle, Ida. 14-276
(B-C3).

Gibbons r. Ouden. VS. 14-
711a; 17-771a.

Glbbs. Hon. A. G. H. 3-254b.

— , H. Hucks, 1st Huron
Aldenham : trr Aldenham.

— , George ll-937d.

— . James 2-420a ; 2-420<l : 2O-
413a-

— .James A. K. :
machine 24-74.'m.

— . JOSIAH WILLARD 11-
937c ; 8-224b ; phase nile 9-
393d. 25-369b ; whit ions 25-

— , OLIVER WOLCOTT 11-

937d : 6-'i II,.
Glbbs, Mo. 18-608 (Dl).
Oibb's, N.Z. 19-624 ( It:,).
Glbbsboro, X..I. 19-..M2 (C4).
Glbbslte 3-54 2d.
GibbK-Mctford match ritle 23-

:t:tl.l.

iiil'1.'- paradox 9-397b.
liiM'-toun. \..l. 18-503 (B4).
. iililnila ll-.IIOc.
liitilinlinii 11-.-.2IM-.
Glbeah. Pal. 15-:>40c.
Gibe«rive«-wl, Port.E.Af. 25-

468 (Lll).

Gibellina, It. 26-r.lt,.
Gibeon. Ger.s.W.Af. 25-466

GIBEON, Pal. ll-9H7d : 15-

M8b.

GIBEONITES ll-9:tSn.
Glbertl (bp. of Verona) I

7lua.

Glbi, tribe 16-542a.
Glbidana (diet.) 7-798*.
Olbil : trr Glrru.
Giblin e. Mac.MuIlen 3-351d ;

a-ttod.

Glblitex. tribe 16-348b.
Giboia : nrr Hoa constrictor.
Glbmleon. Sp. 25-530 (111).

17-4

i.lllllAl.l All 11- 11-

l
K.S.I.IO S

II ,

M-

•MCB (I77»-I7»J) ll-'j||-.
.-t

. .-p. !••'. Hi

•-'

19*646b : gaokanr 10-MKo,
Gibraltar •Uiur SO-

i. 21- 1 on 1 1

oiBSON.'cHAHLES DANA 11-
Wl'.'.l : 5- i I..I. ; 22-IV7a-

—.EDMUND ll-ui-.M.

. JOHN II- M I. , 24-.r.u|l..

— . J. (c-helill.t) 2-8 1Kb ; 6-

12

— . Putn. k 8-
— , lUiiit.ill < '. 18-6364.

.nl 8-711H,.
A. l-!90a.

— , MiNun Penelope: trr Roaae.
—.THOMAS M1LNER 11-

94 Ib.

— , Walter Murray 13-9 Id.
-, WILLIAM HAMILTON 11-

'.ill,-.

Gibson. Can. (X.Itr.) 11-691).
— , Cull. (Out.) : are Until..
— , Ga. 11-7 52 (DJ).
— . La. 17-44 <A7).
— . Mi*. 18-600 (U2).
— . Mo. lt-608 (A5).
— . N.C. l»-772 c
— . Pa. 21-106 (L2).
— , Tenn. 28-620 (Ci).
— , de^rt. W.Aiw. 2-960 (C4) ;

28-539C.

Olbaonburg, O. 20-26 (D2).
. III. 14-304 (D3).
liui. 14- I -J:

— Co.. Tenn. 26-«-.'i> ( ll^-J).
Olbsonla. 111. 14-1(04 <!>«).
— . Pa. M-106 (B-C4).
Gibson Station. Okla. 2O-.'.->

.i IX

Glbsonton. Pa. 21-106 (C5).
Oibsonrille, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— . N.C. 18-7 7S (Cl).
(libtown. Tex. 26-690 (I-KZ).
Qlohkl. tribe : trr (iitchki.
GICHTEL, JOHANN GEORG

12-lu.
Oichtellans : tee Brethren of

the Angels.
Old (Tet.)28-l'.'c.
(iidar. Hnl. 14-1176 (A-H.V).
(iiddalur. India 14-:ts2 (1112).
' ii.l'lena. Ga. 11-752 (Cli).
Clddine8g2-I9od.
Uidding, Great. Hunts. 8-424

(IVVII2).
— .Little. Hunt.-. 8-424 (IV.

B2); 4-217.1: lO-'.'SSc.
Oiddings, K. H. 25-519(1.
— , JOSHUA REED 12-ld.
Glddlngs, S.Dak. 25-506

(E-ra>.

— , Tex. 26-690 (L5).

Oiddr Daries: tee Gilbert.

Darles.

Olde, rir.. Swed. 18-SOO (D2).
GIDEON (bihl.) 12-2a; 15-

539d; 9-677b.
Gideon. Mo. 18-608 (OS).
Uldgean. N.S.W. 18 - 538

• ii^Eiy.

Gldl. dist.. Sah. : trr Iiridi.
Qldley. J. W. (palaeontologtot)

8-781c.

Gldo (Jap. artist) 15-1
Gldo. lake. Somlml. 25-1179

(C7).

GIEBEL.C. O. A. 12-2.-.
GielK-l Foreland, cape, Ger.

S.W.Af. 25-466 (A2>.
Oielee. Jaoqnemart 11-1 15b.
Olelemana, J. 12-816d.
GIEN. Kr. 12-Sc ; 18-778 (F4):

battle (IB.V.'i 27-;
Glens, penln., Kr. 10-778 <H6) :

27-904d.
Gier. rir., Fr. 18-778 (C5) ; 18-

924b.

— , paa*. FT. B-777d.
( iii-ra. P. 22-502d.
(iien-nd. lior. 11-sOS (I. K7).
GIERS. NICHOLAS KARLO-

rleh da 12--J.I ; 9-948b.
Gleaager. rir.. Den. 8-2* iinv
Glesboro Point, D.(". 17--.-

(D4).
GkMbrecht. W. 8-659a ; 18-

408d ; 2-2H7e.
GtesebrechUFriedrich 15-324d-

-. WILHELM VON 12-3b.
(lieseokite 19-:ts:th.

— porphrry 22-105a.
Glesel. Kriedrioh Oncar 22-

791e.
GIESELER. JOHANN KARL

Ludwicl2
Olenens.lorf. C.or. 3-7st (map).
Gteslng. Munich 19-5a.

.SttbT

r~tryl8-'
U-la, 27-7*30.

iiu~Jmii«i. AIM. 8-147* ;
»7la; 18- ,21.

Oleum. Hull. 13- .-- .(Hi

.

UMhoora. . i
Ulcumal aandMu

U-i

— . llardlnce Mauler, l*t eari

of HaJjibuTT : trr HuUbury.
— . Henri V. £-169b ; 14-i7O«.
— . -taufcy IXMM 18-i«iM.
— , Walter. IX eari of liurkln*-

bam : trr liu.-kln»nam.
— . WALTER (archbp. of

York) 13-11..
— . WILLIAM (bp. of Wto-

obeater) 12-«<- ; 8-47IM.

in..

— . 81ft ROBERT 12-K-.
Glffnuck. Moot. 12-»l (map);

.: i-

Olflord. John 4-MO4b.
— , ROBERT SWAIN 12-44.
— , SANDFORD ROBDMOM

ICE

— . WILLIAM 12- '.a : 18-«0te.

(ilBord. Ark. 2-:..V.' (C3).

— . 111. 14-110 1

— v Ind. 14-422 <C4).

— -htoot. 24-llK (K3); 12-

: • •. . . i 12-; •• •

— , \VWi.28-lti4 (01).

(iiffordia 1-5904.

• iiffordgate. Scot. 12-79Sc.

(Jiffre, riv., Kr. 13-74c.

OUT (in law)12-5c; 8-40A4.

GUt-blaar 27-189a.

GIFU, Jap. 12-id; 15-1. «

(K9): 15-lCle.
GIG (diet.) 12--..1.

.!.. .11 4-'.. •• : 19-' • !.
Utoantactinidae 14-3684 ; 28-

t L
Glgante. Meoa. plain, X.Mex.

19- . • . I
(iik-iinti, tower, Goco 17-508

(map); 17-51OC.
Gigantic nalaiiuinder 7-5644.
( Jigantia. Stellae : tee Orion.
Glgantochloa 12-373b.
UiqatUomachia (Ilegemon ot

I:,,-,: . 8-i-...- .
Glgantorliynrhi.lae 1-1 lOc.
Gigantorhynchun 1-llOc.

- .- .-,- 1-100D
Oigantonaurn* 18-800a.
(ilgantostraca 2-3M4 (fig.):

2-6770 ; Deronian period 8-

128b; Onlorlcian period

20-2374.

Gigartlnales 1-5924.
Glgartlninae : trr Gigartlnalea.
Gigas codex 3-881 h.
GIge (4ict.) ll-551a.
Gigen. Bulg. 27-262a : 18-

..11 L
Gigging - machine : trr Giar-

mill,
(iimtleswirk. Yorks. 8-416

(II. Cl): 24-705C ; 18-888C.
— .-icar, hill. Yorks. 24-'
Gigha. chan.. Scot. 24-411

— . tal.. Scot,, 24-412 (C4) ; 2-

-

— . sound. Scot. 24-411 «'H.
Gig Harbor. Wash. 28-354

.'ill.

Gtehay, W.. Scot. 24-412 (A2):

Oighen. state. Sum. l-144c.
Olgll. Glrolamo 2S-53b.
iiii.-li.it., -,! . • i 19-:. -I'.
GIGLIO, i-l.. It. 12-:.. 1 : 15-4

15-26 (C3).

OlRlloli, Enrico 20-439d.
Glg-miU 12-5d.
Glgnac, Fr. 18-778 (F6).
Qlgne : tee Gelge.
Glgnod. It. 28-242 (C5).
Glgo. riv.. Mor. 18-851 (E»).
Gigot, Maurice Louis Joseph :

•rr Elbee.

GMroux. Jean Francois 28-5O3a-
Glgrin mndstonefl 16-M29b.
Glgthis, Ton. : tee Grara, Bn.
Olgne (music) 28-52b.
GUruela. rir.. Sp. : tee Guadl-

ana.

Olhon (blhl.) 8-9134.
— . rlr., Vt. 18- 1 90 (HI),
—.rir.. W.Af. 28-152b.
liihiilngan. P.Is. 21-391 (DM.
GIJON, Sp. 12-6a; 28-530

GlicatllV Sloses 12-1714.
Gil. Diego : tee Dfeco OIL
— . tribe 18-21a : 17-64.
Glla. III. 14-304 (D4).
— , desert, Ariz. 2-544 (BS).
— , mta., Ariz. 2-544 (A3).

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

315

GILA-GLAN

Gi-la, pass, China 6-16$ (G3) ;

26-924C.
GUa, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (B3) ;

19-;V.'0 (B5) ; 2-546d.

— Bend, Ariz. 2-541 (B3).

— Bend, mts., 2-544 (B3).

— Bend, reservation, Ariz.
2-544 (B3).

— Co., Ariz. 2-544 (C3).
GUa monster 16-825C.
Gilan, China 6-16S (L5).
— , Turk. 27-426 (B2).
GILAN, prov., Pers. 12-6b ; 21-

191b ; 18-20c.

Gila Range, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(C3).

— River, reserve, Ariz. 2-544
(B3).

Gilawala, India 14-376 (Do).
GILBART, JAMES WILLIAM

12-6d.
Gilberghoved, cape, Den. 8-24

(E2).
Gilbert (d'Assailly) 24- 1 la.

— (of Brionne) 4-423d.

— (FOLIOT) 12-llb ; 19-754d.

— (de Moravia) 8-430d.

— (des Moulins) 24-14c.

— (of Parma) 20-S50d.

— (DE LA PORREEl 12-10c ;
24-350d.

— (OF SEMPRINGHAM), St
12- 11 a.

— , ALFRED 12-7a ; 24-504e ;

" Icarus " 24-504 d'l. III.) :

ivory carving 15-98c ; jewel-
ry 15-370a ; metal-work 18-

212c.

— , ANN (Am. actress) 12-7c.
— , Ann (Eng. writer) : see

Taylor. Ann.

— , Cnss 24-35b ; 19-460c.
— , Claudius 16-555d.
— , C. II. (zoologist) 14-249b ;

28-1008a.
— , Davies 7-871b.
— , Elizabeth 4-7 Id; 4-62c.
— , Sir Geoffrey 10-lL'b.
— , GROVE KARL 12-7c :

earthquakes 8-8 ISd ; glacial

cirques 6-392c ; laccolites

16-37b.
— , SIR HUMPHREY 12-7d ;

19-482d.

— , JOHN (Am. actor) 12-Sa.
— .SIR JOHN (Eng. paim.T)

12-8b : 20-.")00b : 14-:(-'-Jc.
— , SIR JOSEPH HENRY 12-

8c; 7-741c: 19-926d.
— , L. P. 8-252a.
— . MARIE D. E. R. (Lola

Montez) 12-8d ; 3-550a.
— , M. (French artist) 5-334b.
— , N. J. L. 12-9a ; 11-135C.
— , Raleigh 17-439a.
— , William (Eng. author) 12-

9d.
— .WILLIAM (Eng. scientist)

12-9b ; 9-239a ; 17-351d.
— , William L. 28-733d.
— , SIR WILLIAM SCHWENK

12-9d ; 8-533c ; 2O-125a.
— , Captain : 17 - 773c ; 12-

lld.

Gilbert, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
— , Can. 22-724 (E3).
— , Ga. 11-752 (A4).
— , La. 17-54 (Cl).
— .Pa. 21-106(114).
— , S.Aus. 2-960 (F5).
GILBERT, isls., Pac.0. 12-llc;

20-436 (G4) ; 4-609a ; 20-

437 (table).

— , int., Utah 27-813C.
— , riv., Queens. 2-960 (G3) ;

2-943a ; 8-162a.

— Creek, riv., Wis. 28-740
(B4).

Gilbertines 12-lla ; 16-716c.
Gilbertite 19-51a.
Gilberton. Queens. 2-960 (G3).
Gilberts, 111. 14-304 (Dl).
Gilbert -Stringer, II. 27-545d.
Gilbertsville. Ky. 15-740 (B2).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
— , Pa. 21-106 (L-M5).
Gilbert Swamp, riv., Md. 17-

828 (F4).

Gilbertville. la. 14-732 (E2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Gilbert r. Wright 2-325c.
GILBEY, SIR WALTER. 1st

bart. 12- lid.
GH Bias (Le Sage) 16-487b ;

21-579b ; 9-774d.
Gilboa. N.Y. 19-596 (Al).
— , O. 2O-26 (C2).
— , mt., Pal. 20-602 (C3-4) ;

20-602a ; 9-383c.
Gilby, Anthony 3-901a.
Gilby, X.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
Gilcnrist, earl of Menteith : see

Menteith.

— , Alexander 4-38b.
— , John 13-489b.
— , P. C. 26-8670.
— , Thomas Caspar 25-191b.
Gilchrist, 111. 14-304 (B2).
Gfldae aapientis de exeidio

Brttanniae S-640c ; 12-12b.

To make full use of this Index it Is essential to read the
instructions given on P^qe /.

Gildas, St (d. 583) 5-195d ; 6-

737b.
GILDAS (historian) 12-12b ;

5-640b.
Gildebert (French writer) : see

Hildcbert.
Gil de Ontauon, Rodrigo 2-

417b.

GUder, Helena 12-12d.
—.RICHARD WATSON 12

12d; l-839d.
— , William Henry 12-12d.
Gilderdale forest, Cumb. 9

412 (I. C-D3).
GILDERSLEEVE, BASIL

Lanneau 12-12d.
— , Benjamin 12-12d.
Gildersleeve, Conn. 6-952 (E3).
Gildersome, Yorks. 28-;).'!:!

(Cl).

Gildford, Mont, 14-276 (Dl).
GILDING 12-13b ; 20-459C

20-492b; medieval illumina-
tion 14-316b.

— wax 12- 13d.
Gildmerchant 16-809d.

Gild of the Rich of Cologne :
see Richerzeche.

GILDS (guilds) 12-14a ; 2-
37d; charitiesS-878c; Dutch
8-721a, 27-826a ; economics
8-901a, 28-233C, 16-8b ;
Florentine 10-531a, 14-900a;
freemasonry, see that tille:
French 10-91 7 d, 22-502c
German 18-8Cb, ll-88Sc
Greek, see Club ; Jews
affected by 15-406d ; livery
companies 16-810b; roin-
strels 18 -:.77 1.. 20-169b;
Roman 6-565c, 19-Sd. 23-
527d; Russian 2-663C : Soot-
tish 4-273a ; socialism 25-
301b, 27-143c ; weavers' 26-
404c.

Gilds, certificates of 22-960d.

Gil-Dulab, Pers. 12-6d.

Gildus (historian) : see Gildas.

Gile, Wis. 28-7411 (C2).

Gilcad. Conn. 6-1152 (F3).
Ind. 14-422 (E3).
Me. 17-434 (B4).
Mich. 18-372 (E8).
Neb. 19-324 (G4).
Pal. 20-602 (D4) ; 15-113a ;
7-857b.

GILEAD, anc. dist., Pal. 12-
17a ; 20-602 (D4-3) ; 24-
236b ; ll-382b.

— , mt., Pal. 20-602 (D4) ; 12-
17b.

Gilch Gah, dist., Pers. 10-190c.

GILES, ST 12-17d.

— , Ernest. 2-942d.

— , Francis 16-719a.

Giles, Tex. 26-690 (C3).

— , lake, W.Aus. 2-960 (B5).

— Co., Tenn. 26-620 (D-E2).

— Co., Va. 28-llS(B3).

— Land, isl.. Spitz. : see Gilies
Land.

— Quay, Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Gilcston, Wales 9-428 (V. E5).
Giles r. Harris l-461b.
Gilfach Goch, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4).

GILFILLAN, GEORGE 12-18a.
— , Robert 8-679b.
Gilford, Ire. 14-744 (E2) ; 8-

458c.

GILGAL (5 cities) Pal. 12-lSb.
— , Pal. (Xablus) 20-002 (C4).
— , Pal. (Shiloh) 20-602 (C4).
— , riT., Br.E.Af. 19-156a.
Gilgamesh (deity) 19-703b ;

24-119d: 24-fi77b; 12-18d.
GILGAMESH, EPIC OF 12-

18c; 3-107c.

Gilgandra, N.S.W. 19-538 (E2).
Gilgaon, India 14-3X2 (110).
Gilge, riv., Russ. 18-104b.
Gilpenburg, Ger. 11-808 (H2).
Gilgil, N.S.W. 19-538 (Fl) ;

19-539C.

— Creek, riv., N.S.W. 19-538
(El).

Gilsrit, India 14-376 (F2) ; 12-

21a.

GILGIT, prov., India 12-19d.
— , riv., India 12-19d ; 14-

507d.

Gilgunnia, N.S.W. 19-538 (C3).
Gilhungan. P.Is. 21-392 (D6).
Gilia achilleaefolia 13-766c.
Giliak (race) : set Gilyaks.
Gili Banta, isl., Mal.Arch. 17-

466 (D4).

Gilies, Cornelis 21-943a.
Gilies Land, isl., Arct. 21-938

(B2) ; 2S-709a.
Gilif, mt.. Slid. 9-40 (B4).
Gilim 21-196b ; 24-1023d.
Gilkeson, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Gilkicker, fort, Hants. 22-132

(map).
— , pt., Hants. 22-132 (map) ;

25-7080.

Gilkin, Iwan 3-681a.
Gilkns Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500

(Cl-2).

GUI, A. 21-460a.

Hill, Alexander (the Younger)
18-4SOd.

— , Andre, (pseud.) : see Gosset
de Guine, L. A.

— , Sir David 19-960"b ; helio-
meter 13-2291) ; measuring
machine 18-386d ; meridian
measurement 8-813a ; par-
allax 2-815b, 20-761a.

— , Fanny : see Vining.

— . JOHN 12-21d.

— , Theodore : fishes 14-249a ;
28-1006C ; Leptocephali 9-
9c ; sea-horses 24-534b ;
Siluridae 5-5 12d.

— . William 2-739C.

Gill, Ark. 2-552 (E3).

— , Ga. 11-752 (D2).

—.Mass. 12-54 Ic.

— , W.Va. 28-560 (A3).

— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (C2) ;
geology 25-241d.

GILL (zool.) 12-21d ; 14-253a;
2-288d ; Mollusca, see
Ctenidium.

GiU Abbey, Ire. 7-159a.

Gilla Coemgin 5-630b ; 19-
37 Id.

(lillam. Bernhard 5-335b.

— , Victor 5-335b.

Gillamoor, Yorks. 9-412 (I.
F4).

Gillan, Zachariah 21-942d.

Gillard, J. P. 16-656a.

Gillaroo trout 27-312b.

Gillbcrga, Swed. (Soderman-
land) 26-190 (D2).

— . Swed. (Vermland) 26-190
(B2).

Gill-cleft : see under Craniata.

Gille, Valere 3-681a.

Gillean, isl., Scot, 23-741c.

Gillehdar, Pers. 21-188 (B3) ;
10-190b.

Gilleleie, Den. 8-24 (E2).

Gillen, F. J. 2-957 b ; 27-Slb ;
10- 10 la.

Gillon. lake, W.Aus. 2-960 (C5).

Gillcnfors. Swed. 26-190 (B3).

Gillenia trifoliata 13-770b.

GiUes, lake, S.Aus. 2-960 (F6).

Gilies de Corbeil 18-47a.

— DE ROYE 12-22a.

— LI MUISIS 12-22a.
GILLESPIE, GEORGE 12-22b;

22-289b.

— , Sir Robert Rollo 19-382b.
— . THOMAS 12-22C.
tiillespie. 111. 14-304 (C4).

— Co.. Tex. 26-1190 (11-15).
GillespievUle, O. 20-26 (E6).
Gillett, Ark. 2-552 (T>3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (E3).

— , Pa. 21-106 (12).
— , Wis. 28-740 (K4>.
Gillette, Wyo. 28-874 (Gl).
Gilletville, Cape Col. 25-466

(K-F9).

Gillfors, Swed. 19-800 (C3).
Gill frame 16-726a ; 25-107a.
Gillham, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
Gilliam, Mo. 18-608 (C-D2).

— Co., Oreg. 20-242 (E2).
Gillican. La. 17-54 (B3).
GILLIE 12-22d.
GILLIES, JOHN 12-23a.
Gillies', hill, Scot. 3-:;.'. !•-.
(jilliflower : see Gillyflower.
Gilling, Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4) ;

28-935C.

Gilling : see Preparing.
GILLINGHAM, Dorset. 12.

23a ; 9-420 (III. C4) ; geo

logy 8-435a.
GILLINGHAM, Kent 12-23a ;

9-424 (IT. D4).
— . Wis. 28-740 (C5).
Gillis, mt,, Mor. 18-851 (Fl).
Gillmore, Quincy Adams 1-

822b.

Gilloflower : see Gillyflower.
GILLOT, CLAUDE 12-23b ;

28-4170.

• — , Jacques ll-127a.
GILLOTT, JOSEPH 12-23b ;

2-699C.

GILLOW, ROBERT 12-23c.
GILLRAY, JAMES 12-23c ; 5-

332b.

GiU rover 25-107b.
Gills, Scot. 24-412 (El).
Gillsburg, Miss. 18-600 (B4).
Gill's Green, Kent 9-424 (IV.

C4).

Gill-slit (anat.) : see Craniata.
Gillum, III. 14-304 (D3).
Gilly, William Stephen 28-

257d.
Gilly, Belg. 3-668 (E3) ; 28-

374a.

— , Switz. 26-242 (A4).
GILLYFLOWER 12-24c.
OILMAN, DANIEL COIT 12-

24d.

Gilman, la. 14-732 (E3).
— . 111. 14-304 (E3).
— , Ind. 14-422 (F4).
— , Wash. 28-354a.

— City, Mo. 18-608 (B-C1).

GUmanton, N.H. 19-490 (E5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (B4).

— Iron Works, N.H. 19-490
(E5).

Gilmer, Tex. 26-690 (M-N3).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (Bl).

— Co., W.Va. 28-500 (C3).

— Landing, La. 17-54 (Al).
Gilinertou, Scot. (Edinburgh)

24-41S (E3) ; 8-940c.
— , Scot. (Perth) 24-418 (D2).
Gihnit, India 14-370 (Fl).
GILMORE, PATRICK SARS-

fleld 12-25b.

Gilmore, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (F3).
— , O. 20-26 (H4).
— , hill, Scot. 12-82b.

— City, la. 14-732 (C2).
Gilmore* Mills, Va. 28-118

(C3).

Gilmour, Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Gilnockie, tower, Scot. 16-

174b.

Gilofre : see Gillyflower.
Gilolo, isl., Mal.Arch.. : see

Halmahera.
Gilp, inlet, Scot. 24-418 (A3) ;

ll-375d.

GILPIN, BERNARD 12-25b.
— , Catharine 4-39a.
— , Charles 14-165a.
— , William 7-694a.
Gilpin Co., Colo. 6-722 (E2).
Gilroy, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Gilsay. ii-1.. Scot, 24-412 (B2).
Gilsland, Northumb. 9-412 (I.

r::) ; 4-586b ; geology 19-

790d.

Gilson, 111. 14-304 (B3).
— , mt,, Nev. 5-8 (F2).
GILSONITE 12-2(>a ; 18-508b.
GUsum, N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Gilta, Cal. 5-8 (Bl).
Gilinr, jit., \\iilrs26-613d.
Giltner, Xeb. 19-324 (F4).
(iillli. riv.. Iluss. As. 25-10(H3).
Gilva (guiltless) l-:)60a.
Gilwern, Wales 9-428 (V. E4).
GILYAKS (race) 12-20a ; 2-

51b.
Gimarai-Khorh, mt., Cauc. 23-

874 (II. D2) ; 5-551b.
Gimaras, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
— , str.. P.Is. 21-392 (D5).
GIMBAL 12-26b.
Qlmd, Switz. 26-242 (A3).
— , cascades, Fr. 27-367d.
Gimel (Hebrew letter) 4-912a.
Ciniil-Siu (Babylonian king) 3-

103d.

Gimirra, prov., Aby. 15-627b.
(iimirrai (race): see Cimmerii.
GIMLET 12-26b.
Gimli, Can. 17-584 (C2).
GIMLI (myth.) 12-26b.
Gimrael ring : see Gemel ring.
Gimo, Swed. 26-190 (El).
Gimonde, Port. 25-530 (B2).
Gimone, riv., Fr. ll-904c.
Gimont, FT. 10-778 (E6).
GIMP 12-26b.

— yarn 28-906d.
Gimso, isl., Nor. 16-863a.

Gin (cotton machine) : see
Cotton ginning.

— (measure) : see Catty.
GIN (spirit) 12-26c.

— Act (1736) 16-761C.
Ginaca, Pal. : see Jcnin.
Ginain, Paul Ren<S Leon 2-

442b.

Ginals, Fr. 26-429c.
Ginao, mt., Pcrs. 21-188

(C3).
Ginapak Rocks, isl., P.Is. 21-

392 (B2).
Ginckell, Godart van, earl of

Athlonc : see Ginkel.
Gindafi, pass, Mor. 2-859a.
Gindarus, Syr. 20-442a.
GINDELY, ANTON 12-27a.
Gindulman, P.Is. 21-392 (E6).
Gineralife, Palacio de, Alnam-

bra : see Generalife.
Ginestra, La (Leopardi) 16-

458a.
Ginevrie, pass, Lombard Alps

l-747b.

Ging, Ind. 14-422 (G5).
GINGALL 12-27a.
Gingee, India : see Gingi.
Gingelly : see Sesame oil.
GINGER 12-27a.

— beer plant ll-345b; 3-168d,
3-169d (flgs.).

Gingerbread 8-121a.

— stone : see Carstone.
GINGHAM 12-28a.

GINGI, fortress, India 12-28b ;

14-382 (H13).
Gingin. W.Aus. 2-960 (B6).
Glnfftnhlovo, S.Af. 28-1054a.
Gingko : see Ginkpro.
Ginglymodi 14-24Sa.
Ginglymus : see Hinge joint.
Gingst, Ger. 23-822b.
GINGUENE, PIERRE LOUIS

12-28b.
Ginir, Aby. 25-379 (B4).

GINKEL, GODART VAN (1st

carl of Athlone) 12-2Sc.
GinkKol2-757c; 21-770a;20-

548c.
Ginkgoales 12-757c ; 20-545

(map) ; 20-548a.
Ginkgo biloba : see Maiden-
hair tree.

Ginkgodium 20-548c.
Ginkgo nut 19-918a.
Ginnoken. Holl. 13-588 (B3); 4-

486c.

Ginnell, Laurence 14-788d.
Ginnell Land, Arct, 21-950c.
Ginnio, W.Af. : see Jenne.
Ginnis, Sud. 9-126a.
Gino (Menone), mt., Alps 26-

242 (G4).

Ginori, Carlo 15-12d ; 5-753c.
Ginor-roso, mt., Asia 5-553a.
Ginsbourg, Ilia 24-515d.
GINSBURG, CHRISTIAN

David 12-29n.
GINSENG 12-29b.
Ginter, Pa. 21-106 (F4).
Gintcrkhan, Russ. : see Astra-
khan.
(linsa (Sacred book) : see Sid-

ra rabb&.

Ginzel, Friedrich Karl 8-892c.
Ginzo de Limia, Sp. 25-530

(Bl).

Gio (diet.) 24-854a.
GIOBERTI, VINCENZO 12-

29d ; 14-912b.
Gioconda, La (Ponchielle) 22-

59d.
" Gioconda, la " (painting :

Leonardo) : see " Monna

Lisa."
Giocondo, Fra Giovanni 27-

1036a ; 14-630a ; 2-412d.
Giogi (sculptor) 15-177b.
Gioi, It, 15-4 (E4).
Gioia. gulf, It, 15-4 (E5).

— del Colic, It. 15-4 (F4).

— Tauro, It, 15-4 (E5) ; 15-9d.
GIOIOSA-IONICA, It, 12-30c ;

15-4 (F5).

Gioia, Flavio 2-576a ; 6-809a.
— , MELCHIORRE 12-30c ;

ll-600d.
GIOLITTI, GIOVANNI 12-31a ;

15-75d.

Giona, riv., It. 26-242 (F4).
GIORDANA, LUCA 12-31b.
Giordani, Pietro 14-911c.
Giordano, count 10-531d.
Giorgio Andreoli : see Andre-

oli, Maestro Giorgio.

— da Como l-951d.
GIORGIONE (painter) 12-31d ;

20-472d ; 20-470 (PI. VII.).
Giorgis, General de 15-84b.
Giornico, Switz. 26-242 (F4) ;

battle (1478) 26-2521).
Giorno, Del (G. Parini) 14-

909c.
Giorra, lake, Scot. 24-418

(Cl).

Giostm, La (Politian) 21-982d.
GIOTTINO 12-33d.
GIOTTO 12-34b ; 20-469a ;

20-405 (PI. IV.).
Gioura, isl., Aeg.S. : see Giura.
Giovano Palma : sec Palma,

Jacopo (the younger).
Giovanni, Fra : see Angelico,

Fra.

— , Mino di : see Mino di Gio-
vanni.

— da Bologna : see Bologna,
Giovanni da.

— di Balduccio of Pisa : see
Balduccio da Pisa, Giovanni
di.

— di Pietro : see Spagna, Lo.

• — of Murano : see Vivarini,

Giovanni.

Glove, hill, Rome 7-154d.
— , mt., Alps l-744c.
Giovenazzo, It.: sccGiovinazzo.
Giovi, mt.. It. 15-4 (]i2) ; 2-

161c.
Giovinazzo, It. 15-4 (F4) ; 2-

395b.
Giovine Italia, La : see Young

Italy.
Giovio, Paolo : see Jovius,

Paulus.
Gipping, riv., Sufl. 9-424 (IV.

E2) ; 26-28b.
Gipps, Sir George 2-963c.
Gippsland, dist., Viet. 28-38

(D3-E2) ; 28-38b ; 2-961b.
Gipsera, Switzerland 26-242

(C3).
GIPSIES 12-37a ; 4-275b ;

Bulgaria 4-7 7 7c ; Caucasia

5-548b ; India 3-561c, 5-

47d ; Moldavia 25-1051b ;

Rumania 23-829b ; Russia

23-874a ; Turkish Empire

27-427b.
Gipsies Metamorphosed (Ben

Jonson) 15-504c.
" Gipsy " (destroyer) 24-916b.
Gipsy Hill, Sur. 19-820d.
Gipsy moth 17-85 Id ; pupa

16- 1 (i'lii (ng.).

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316

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^^•FFr 12-4 la: 89-ilo;
horn* 21*134; hair

24-: 1'.-

.....

— (antron.) t •• Gamete-

OREO.

BATTISTA 12-

I . . 14--I
.
OIRALDUS CAMBREN8U 14-

.. Ml.

— de Wlndaor tl-*0d.

15-1 •<••

Jap. l«-M9b.
rt, Kr 9

•I I.I.
OlrAo. c*p». Mad. U. 17-2S1

I.I.
1-..IUI) ; >7-STlb.

IK 12-11.1.

. PHILIPPE HENRI DE 12-
4ia.

KPHEN 12-
(lirard. Alu. l-i..

. \: .. 2-
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1 •- Ilil).

— . La. 1
— . MU-ti. W-.I7-.' |K7).

— . o. at-jt;
-. 1>«. Il-iwiir.p.

. ]•.--. \l: - 1-7 I .

Girard und .-tnvL prooeM 11-

II ...
Glrard Colleve, riiilacl.-lpln.i

12-:
GIRARD1N. DELPHINE DE

12-46a.

— , EMILE DE12-L ! .
Olrardin. paiw, Alps 1-7 C.'a.
CIRARDON. FRANCOIS 12-

46o: 24- I'.'-. I.

Glrardot, Louis Aiuru»tt> 20-
.,...

Olrardot. Colom. 6-701 (B3) ;

•-7 07*.

Glrard tiirbino 14-
G1RART DE ROUSSILLON

12-li;.l : 11-1 lie; 22- !•.'-. I.
Olranol 13-.

Glratia. W.Aiis. 2-9liO (A4).
Girand. \IN.-rt 3-6Xla.
— . GIOVANNI, count 12-471).
— . J.C. V. 3-:il8a: 2S-:i97».
Glraud, palace, Homo : tet

Torlonla.

• k. riv., Ti-x. 2t-

1 1 vie, Jean Louis :
tet Smilavie.

Olmiiinoiit-eii-Janiiiiy, Kr. 18*
IM j. in),

Glraiit lihiuirr: net Gulraut

Hl()ll:rr.

Olrda : tet Vlnrate.
Olrder4-lilb: bridiros 4-533d ;

•teel 5-3S9d. 2B*863b.
— oar l»*937a.
Girdif, cape, Af. : tee Guarda-

ful.

Olrdland. Pa. S1-10A (MJ).
GIRDLE 12-171. : 7--.-..->o; 7*

1Mb.
Girdle Ne«, c*nc. .«<•..!. 24-412

(OS) ; Ucfathoiue l-49a. 16-

B4TO.
GlrdJer* Company 16-Slla;

carpet «*395a.
Glrdletree. Md. 17-828 (II).
G1RGA (Oinrch). FJty. 12- 1 -.1 :

9-40 (Hi) ; 0--j
— , prov.. E»y. 9-J'Ja.
Glrnuniflh, Monop. : tee Car-

GIRGENTI (Airrlin-ntlim). Sic.
12-4 Sa; 15-1 (DC,): btahop-
rki 23-r.:',l. ; Norman cap-
ture (1086) 25-338 ; vol-
e*noeatS-ls9a.

— . proT.. It. 15-7a.

Girt. NUr. l-3SOo.

— , rir., Bete.ConK. 6-933 (II-.').

— ,riv.. India 14-376 (G4) ;
2S-li3a.

Oiriama (dialect) 3-358d.

Giribraja (Glrirraja), India:
tee Rajairriha.

India 14-378

tM7): coalllrld 13-H7c.
Hrr Karhar bari.

Glrilambone. N.s.\V. lf-538

am.

GIRISHK. A fir. 12-l»l> : 1*307
<C4): antiqiiitlra 1-314O ;
Ayub Khan 1-318*.

Olrku. Xic. 19-U7S (C-DS).

Girl (law) 16-171).

Glrlamare. Rum. 22-826 (A2).

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jpUiMJSa. mt,. Nor. 18-
•Kl»|i TilH I In

r. IS-Mld.

I" -. 8- .'I
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GILA-GLAN

I

1 1

• . • I

o'iiioi)ET DE HOUSSY.'ANNE

Louli 12-1-1. ; 20- -'.ill

Otoompir. i-r- 10-::- uii):
. l~'i> II. niandem

I II.-.) 14*H.-.Ua;
2O-

•"120-MII..

•-DE. .1. PI.. Kr. 12-«8d;
10-;

i i; 12-

9- i"'.M ; lik-hl-hlp 16-

GIROND1STS (Ginmd.

49b; 10-- < I.-: Caen 4*93641

itionniut-nt 4-- I II..
fiiromiv (I.. T.I 13-.-.J-.M).
i.i;.i!i 18-316b. \

i i

r. •>• 8-128*;
19-ii-ll..

Glrru (myth.) 19-9170.
\.ilidiu* S8-21Sd.
(iir-lHTg, castle. Ger. 22-909c.
Glrtaniier. ( . 18-52C,
GIRTIN, THOMAS 12*51* ; 9-
806a: 20-l-xi.l.

. i -anib*. 9-124 (IV. C2).
(iirt.m c.ill.-i:.-. i •iimbridi-e 5-

28*3 7 lie ; 4-
Glrt r. Fillingham (1901) 4-

.la s 24-30d.

—.Simon 24-:i". I : IS-;
(iiriv. Pa. 21*106 (Ml).

— Itim. riv., P*. 21-10(1
(D-X6)

- Town. O. tee Saint
Mar

Nut. 19-678(82).
QIRVAN, ScoU 12-51a; 24-411
(Ml).

— (Gin-an Water), riv., Scot.
24-412(1)4): 12-

•iella20-.'.2.'.a : 25-111)..
\''.\ ... Ijik... >• "i 12-51b.
liir\an croup 25-1 1 la.

. Mi.ldlia Vikram* Sah,

19-:i-Jl..

GIRY. (Jean Mario JoMeph)

Arthur 12-51b.
Olsa (lip. of Wells) 5-5190.
Glmrmo 12-830b.
Oliiban. Babyl. : trr Gisukli.
Gisborn, head. N /.. 19-«2»
(B5).

... Maria 24-830c.
GISBORNE, N./.. 12- M.l ; 19-

— ,'vii-t.' 28-38 (El).

Gisbuni. Walter : tee Walter of

Gi-l.'m-n. Vorkx. 9-416 (II. C2).
Glaola (Itoman empreaa) 8*

966*: 26-17«b.
Gteela, Ariz. 2*544 (C2).
GiHclbcrt (of Lorraine) 17-9.1 ;

2B-373a.

Glsh (myth.) 15-6.12*.
Gtolhan. P.I*. 21-392 (C4).
GUlkon, Switz. 26-242 (E2) ;

battle (1S47) 17-970.
Glsla (weight 128-492*.
Gitlomoii 23- 1 001 a ; 14-236*.
GISLEBERT (Gillwrt) OF

Mons 12-52*.

i-. Aiiki-riu*: trr Bus-

becq, ( )iri.-r ( JMslain de.

i. mt., Switz. 28-242

Gu'i lUugifian (mga) 14-237*.
Glslingo, Isl., Swed. 26-1110

/J of Niiirrn 8-5190 ; 28-

I . Id.

GUmondito 28-973*.
GISORS, Fr. 12-.V'a; 1O-77S

(E3); 17-36a.

i-l. FJTV. 26-24*.
GISSING. GEORGE ROBERT

12-.V.M. : 13-
Oist. Christopher 2O-31d ; 1

Gtet (diet.) 15-49 la.

Ci-iikh (Gisban, Oishban).

Hal. \ I. 3-1

Gtewll, Hwitz. 26-212 (F.3).
Gila-Doriml.i 24-17-M; 15-

50 Id.
Gitan. prov., Pera. U-l S8

liUiinilla dr Madrid, la (de

Soils) 2S-36ld.
Gitano, Min. 18-600 (C4).

i..
OIT8CHIN (Ji

-. I4a.
KU-. i «at

i

9-i:io (VI.

-•o. Swllz. 26-.'l

• -. Boffllo del : *M JOB*.

I-... ,.,. i,

) 24-2160.
GIUDICI. PAOLO EMILIANO

i conciliator! 15-20*.
'., Alp* 1-7 I Id.

• .1..
GhurUiino. II. 15-1 (III-,).

5- •!. .
'.15-1 (G2).
.... K.-t.u!... I'rdrii : are
n \\1. ip..|«-).

ii- IS- 1 iM K.:i).
, — ((lantrum No-rum), It. 4-

illan explorer) 15-
: 15-73a.

ire : tee Vaninl,

— de Medici. Cardinal : tfr
Ctomt'nt Vll.

— ROMANO 12- ..',1.
(iillliuucllo. Swil/. 26--JI-.' (Kl).
Glumaleu, int., AUK. 4-771*;

5-383b.

iMiinia. Ilartoloinineo 4-217c.
-P1SANO12-

.. I'ietro : tee Larivey,
P. de.

Giuooo Piano (ohew) 6-96*.

Giuppana. i-l.. \.i

Giura. i-l.. '.r. (I ycladea) 12-
424 (K:i).

. <ir. (Sporad™) 12-424
: 25-734b.

GIURGEVO (Giunrlu. Theo-
dora polix, San Gionrio), Hum.
12-:. la: 23-S26 (l!:i) :
l.aitlc (159.')) 3-:.l la ; battle
(1807) 18-479a ; Turks
capture (1771) 27- !.->:<d.

Giuachino : tee Uea Pros,
Joaquln.

"GIuscppeGarilmlili " (cruiser)
24-91 3d.

Giuseppino, II. : tee Cesori,
Giuseppe.

i. nits., Ecrv. 4-9ol «--•).

G1USTI, GIUSEPPE 12-.ll.;

GIUSTINIANI (family) 12-:, Id.
— , Agii*tino 12-:..-.l>: 13-189b;

..n Wolxcy 28-780b.
— , Loren/.i) : tee Laurentiua

.1 ii-linianus, St.
— , PomiH'io 12-55C.

• 12-:>:.i- : 22-222*.
GiuKtilliani. company of 6-

; 24- II lid.
liiu-iiiiiani, palace, Padua 2-

Il-J.l.

— . villa, Genoa 2-4 13a.
GIUSTO DA GUANTO 12-55c ;

27-792b.
Givaros, tribe : trr Jeveroa.

I i.-n. 8-2 III

GIVET,Fr.l2-.-i(ia; 10-778(G1).
m group 8-12.>a; 8-

127a ; U-8TOd.
Givonnc, Fr. 24-.'.7.'« (plan).
—s riv.. Kr. 24-:.7.. (plan).
GIVORS, Kr. 12-561) ; 10-778

GivraV India 14-3S2 (F10).

Kr. 10-77- (HI).

Giwan. P.I*. 21-.i'.i--

Glza ((iiz.-h). Key. 4-954 (B2);

li ; capture by Me-

hemet All I I -<04) 9-108a:

Egyptian defeat (969)9-9.'.d:
ax 2S-i-.'i-.'o ; tombs
•d: 9-7 Id; zoological

gardens 28-l"l9a.
—.canal. Fjry. 4-9:.4 (CD.
— , imiMCiitn, Cairo 19-(!4c ; 9-

40a.

— , prov.. Eg>-. 9-29a : 9-110*.
— . pyramid*. Kgv. 4-954 (ASfc

9--'.'.c ; 4-955b ; ftrohaeol*

22-
Glzhiga, bay. Hnw.As. 25-10

(1.2): 2S-13a.

riv.. It. 15-:!e: 26-.'.9d.
Olxo, isl.. Pac.O. 2O-4.1B (19).
GIznrarsKon. J»n 14-239d.
Glakovlca, Turk. : .«•<• .lakova.
GJALLAR (mvll, ) 12-:,6b.
Glasdal, Nor. 19-*»l IA-H:t).
Gjedser, Den. 8-24 (1)4).

IW. I

8-24 (III).
|6Jb««hl. A-i» M. : trr Gyenl

lla.1,1.

-...r. 19--HI Mil.
orlAr. I)eii. 6-'.' I

I'l

Glovlk. N'T 19--" '•
^^Brac. Il • .- 3-ii
Ol*. lakea, Hwed. : tee (Mr*

Ola. Mtora Gla.
liUlx-lla 28-196*.
GLABRIO.M>.ACILIUS(n.l91

M.. .) 12--.OI. : 21-:i92b.

— M'. ACILIUS (II. 67 M.< .) 12-
5BI) : 24-

GLACE BAY, < ,•,. 12-56O ; 16-
• K. 1 1 : 28-

Glacial Iirift: •-•• Mrift.

GLACIAL PERIOD 12-S6o ;
ll-«7<ta: 22-7 18d; Carbonl-
r. !•• . . 5-J ." . : .-! .-. . 12-
382d : Permian 21-17i--;
pre-Cambrian 22-267b ;
I ime e«t imateii. L"-S. 27-630*.

— nnd 24-l.lGc.
GUclatloti : ter Glacial Period.
Glacier. Can. 4-600 (F3) ; 24-

61*

— , Waxh. 28-354 (IM).

—.int.. Wa-h. 28-:i:.l (Dl) ;
28-

GLACIER 12-flOa : ll-6C2e ;
eimue 6-:i92e ; lake formlnir
action 16-XGc. 22-x7UI>. 28
404a ; motion of 27-499C.

Glacier Blanc, paw, Alp« 1
742b.

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 28-::.'. 4
(Mil.

— Park, reserve. Can. 24-612C.
Glaciers. Aiguille dew, nit.

Alps l-743b.
Glai-ier, Vin du 26-242b.
Olaeies Mariae : trr Mica.
Olario-laeuxt rlneepoch 12-59b.
GLACIS 12-03b ; 10-6851) ; 10-

GLADBACH, <ii-r. (Bergiwh)
12-ii -ill : 11--"- (I.k6).

— , (i.-r. (Muiieheii) 12-6:lb ;
11-S08 (I J6).

Gladbrook. la. 14-7:12 (K'.').

GLADDEN, WASHINGTON
12-t>:!c- ; 18-845b.

Gladdnn : nrr Kel id iris.

Glade. Ark. 2-552 (1.1).

— , Pa. 21-1 06 (D6).

— Crwk, riv.. Pu. 21-10B (C4).

— <-nt-k. riv., Wash. 28-.V.4
(K-i

— Fann*. W.Va. 28-560 (D2).

— Hill. Va. 28-118 (CD.

— Spring. Va. 28-118 (Cl).
Gladivtry. Wales 9-428 (V.

V. .<-
Gladesville. X.S.W. 26--J7-

' \Ji.

niadewater, Tex. 26-«90 (N3).
Cila<ilioiiM\ reservoir, Scot. 24.-

" Gladiator " (horse) 13-7378.
GLADIATORS 12-').;. I ; 11-

l lii.i ; 13-niii.l.
Cliiilinlnrf. The (Whytc-Mel

vill.-l 28-018*.

Gladiator Houndboanl 21 -57 2d.
GladloluH (anat.) 25-17". I.
GLADIOLUS (bot.) 12-65b ;

21-7 8 Id.

— comnmnL* 14-794a.
Oladi*. La. 17-5 4 IDS).
Gladiiu (zool.) S-.
GLADSHEIM (myth.) 12-66*.
Gladnmuir. Scot. 24-418 (F3) ;

12-796*.

Gladstone, Helen 12-72b.

— . Herbert. J. Gladstone. 1st
rtoooant 12-721) ; 2S-483o.

John 12-660. ; 10-296* ;
16-103*.

—.JOHN HALL 12-.;.;,: 6-
09(1.

— . WILLIAM EWART12-66C;
l-160b; administrntii>n» 9-
573a and foil., 3-:.fis|, : bud-
geto 9-565C. 9-569b ; tree
trade view- ll--'i . : I iordon
12-252d : Ireland 14-7-lc.
14-7-'il. :memnrial24-
M.irlev1* l.Hr 18-^1 It) : Par-
nell 20---.7I. : prn-rio 21*
877a ; Queen Victoria 28-
34h ; Tennyson 26
Tratura*! polley 27-r.'7. :
women's -«ffra,re 28-7-71).

— . William Henry 12-72b.

... .

. l«

.

1"

18-J

— » H4>. -

18-&M (fll):

Hie cu).

— . S.AO*. 1-960 <K«).

M-

.:

Gladstone toe<ib*tor M-MU

Gladwl'n. Henry l»*6i<-.
Gladwln. Mk*t. 1»

VV.V.i 2H-

. . .
<.U.|>-. V.i. 28-1 I

. I.I.. Den. »•-• I • :
GlaMJord. lake. 8wtxL S6-I90

...

Glafva. 8 wed. S8-19O (If.').
G lagan : •••• Krkredeh.
GLAGOLITIC 12-:.d; 1-729*;

M4S14.
GLAIR 12-73*.
Olalrc. Fr. 84-475 (j.lan).
Ulalrln 18-519*.
Olaln. W.U*»-4'.'- (V. Hi).
GlaiwUle, York.-. 9- 1 1 .' M.I.I).
Olaiae., La. 17
GUtm rertM (Kent.) 20-
GLA1SHER. JAMES 12-73*.

— , J. W. L. : Uw of error
22-:t9ld: tui>li-~26-:i:iii>.26-

3261. . 26-
Olalvc 12-830b ; Japanese 1»-

: •:

tz--
(iUtnmlK. ml., Scot. 2S-206b.

• ..... r. , . • 19-

4411).
Glum ford Bridge, Lino*.: tee

HriKK.
GlamU, Janet, Lady 2-43d;

24-4431).

— , Sir Thorn** Lyon 2-44h ;

.
GLAMIS (Glummi-). Soot- 12-

73b; 24-11- .
(ilamoc. An-.. 3-1 iKI).
Glamocko-polje, di-i., An*. 8*

4 iK.li.
Glamorgan, Edward Someraet,

earl of : tee Worcester, K.d-

ward Somerset, in el marquis.
Glamorgan, Vn. 28-1 IK (HI).

— , fort, 8.A1. 8-836C.
Glamorgan call I.- S-539b.
GLAMORGANSHIRE, Wale*

12-7:;.-: 9-l-J- (V. Hl);ooal
27-iiOOb.

— Canal S-316b.
Glamorgan treaty 5-9O9b.
Glamorgan. Vale of : geology

12-741>.
Glamujokull. Ice. 14-2X8 (Bl) ;

Glan (Glengavlin). kingdom.
Ire. : fer Tullyhaw.

— . lake. Swed. 26-190 ((

— , riv., A us. S-336.1 : 15-

— , riv., (icr. 16-587b.

iddory, mt.*.. Ire. 14-

744 (114) : 15-758b.
Glance-pitch 7-ffOOb.
(iland. BwttB, 26-242 (A4).
Gland (anat.) 9-70«c ; agmin-

ated. tee Peyer'« patche* ;

fever 17*168c : of Littr* 23-

131b ; of Moll 10-9:th : thera-

peutic* 18-u27h. 21-3.->2h.

26-79Sd ; Uarraes 8-706C, 17-

4U7d.
GLANDERS (Farcy) 12-76d ;

^S-192a; 1-4111'.; bacillu*.

let Bacillus mallei.
01 in ! .-.-;.- 3-J |
Glandln* : tee Olearina.
Glandine, gap of. Ire. 15-

si8*,

Glandon. pan. Aln« l-74Jc.
Glandore. Ire. 14-744 (H5) ; 7-
1 •:!> : 7-157d.

— , harbour 14-744 (US).
Glandorf. O. 20-26 (II-C2).
Gtane. riv., SwiU. 28-242 (C3) ;

M--'12d.

Olaneoehell 14-248*.
Glanford Hriggs, Lino*. : te»

Brlgg.

Glanloxtoml 14-248*.
Glanmire. Iro. 14-714 («
Glannanc, i-l.. Wales : te»

1'uffln.
Glans (anat.) : nrr Gland.

— (archae.) 2*72:th : 14-635*.

— (bot.) : Her Nut.
Glnntiu*. riv.. Fr. 21-981d.
Glanton, Northumb. 9-412 (I

K2>.
Glanum. Gaul : tet 8t R*my.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page I.

317

GLAN-GLUG

Glanusk, Wales 4-4S5d; 4-
486a.

GLANVILL (GlanvU), JOSEPH
12-7 7 b.

— , RANULF DE 12-77c ; 9-
60'Jb ; on toll 26-1053a ; on
warranty 28-329b.

Glanville, Bartholomew de 9-
37 1C.

Glanville, forts, S.Aus. 22-
lU9d.

Glanworth, Ire. 14-744 (C4).

Glan-yr-Annell Park, Wales 9-
l-.'S (V. D3).

GLAPTHORNE, HENRY 12-
77d.

Glareola : see Pratincole.

Glareolidae 3-977c ; 21-853a,

Ularis, Switz. 26-242 (HS).

Glarnisch, nit., Alps 26-242
(F2) ; l-745a.

Glaro, Isl., Ur. 12-424 (F3).

GLARUS (Claris), Switz. 12-
78d ; 26-242 (G2).

CLARUS (Glaris), canton,
Switz. 12-7Sa ; 26-242 (G3) ;
Tschudi's history 27-349d.

GLAS, GEORGE 12-79b.

— , JOHN 12-79c.

Glas, mt., Scot. 24-412 (Dl).

— , mt., Scot. 24-418 (VI).

Glasberg (myth.) 3-51c.

Glasbury, Wales 9-428 (V. E3) ;
13-105d.

Glasrarnoch, riv., Scot. 24-412
(D2).

Glaschu : see Kontigern, St.

Glasco. Kan. 15-654 (El).

— , N.Y. 19-596 (A4).

Glascock Co., Ga. 11-752 (D2).

GLASER, CHRISTOPHER 12-
SOa.

— , Edouard 2-255b ; 2-263b ;
2-264a.

— , Franz 13-6 19d.

Glaserian nssxire 25-197d.

Glascrz : see Argentite.

Glasewyrth, John 12-103d.

Glasford, 111. 14-304 (C3).

Glasghu, Lanarks. : see Glas-
gow.

Glasgow, David Boyle, earl of
19-631b.

Glasgow, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Ark. 2-552 <B4).
111. 14-304 (B4).
Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Mo. 18-608 (D2); 19-959d.
Mont. 14-276 (Fl).
Pa. 21-106 (F4).

GLASGOW, Scot. 12-SOb ; 12-
81 (plan); 24-418 <C3) ;
Acts (local) 24-4 19d ; cham-
ber of commerce 27-135c ;
circuit 15-595d ; cotton
trade 7-279c ; docks 8-
364a; fires 10-401C, 10-
403b ; Free Church college
8-9S2a ; housing 12-85a, 13-
818b ; illegitimacy statistics
14-303a ; libraries 16-555b,
16-557a ; lord-provost 22-
516c ; lotteries 17-21c ;
observatory 19-955c ; plague
21-7 Ola ; shipping stat-
istics 24-428a, 27-604b ;
smallpox epidemic 25-248d ;
telephones 26-555c, 26-557 b;
tramways 27-164a.

— : Cathedral 12-80d; 5-519c;
monumental brasses 4-434b ;
windows 24-345d. 24-395a.

— : Vnirergily 12-82a ; 27-
716a ; 27-773c ; agricul
tural department, see West
of Scotland Agricultural
College ; Boyd's bequests 4-
354a ; hoods 27-779b : Mel-
ville's reforms 18-101d.

— , port, N.6. 19-487 (F3).

Glasgow (term in draughts) 8-
548d.

Glasgow and Ardrossan Canal,
Scot. 5-171a.

Gla.«gow assembly 24-461d ;
13-266C.

— Bible Society : see Bible
Society of Scotland.

Glasgow Green, park, Glasgow

12-81 (plan) ; 12-83c.
Glasgmc Herald 19-565c.
Glasgow International Exhibl

tion : see International Ex

hibition, Glasgow.
Glasgow Junction, Ky. 15-740

(B3).
Glasgow Letter 5-450a.

— Marine Insurance rules 14-
676a.

— Missionary Society 17-70C.
Glasgow, Paisley and John

stone canal, Scot. 24-425a.
Glasgow school (painting) 12'
83a; 20-481b.

— Young Men's Christian As-
sociation 28-940d.

Glashaboy, riv.. Ire. 14-744

(C4) ; 7-159 (map).
Glashan, lake, Scot. 24-418

(A2).

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

Glashedy, Ire. 14-744 (Dl).

Glashutte, Ger. ll-811d.

Glasinac, Aus. 14-326a ; 2-
5S4a.

GLASITES (Sandemanians) 12-
86a; 13- to Hi.

Glusko, Conn. 6-952 (H3).

Glaskopf 16-700C.

Glaskovsk, Russ.As. 14-796b.

Glas-leac Beag, isl., Scot. 24-
412 (Cl).

Glaslough, Ire. 14-744 (D2).

Glaslyn, lake, Wales 25-295d.

Glas Maol, int., Scot. 24-412
(E3) ; 10-660d.

Glasnevin, Dublin 14-744 (D5);
Albert Agricultural College:
set that heading ; botanic
garden 4-3001) ; round
tower 23-774 (Plate).

Glasney, Collegiate church of
21-118a; 24-371C.

Glass, William 27-295C.

Glass, Ala. 1-460 (D3).
N.C. 19-772 (B2).
lake, Scot. 24-412 (D2) ;
16-S9d.

mt., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
riv., I. of M. 8-447d.
riv., Scot. 14-719c.

GLASS 12-86b ; cameos 12-
99c,ll-567c; coins 19->7nr :
corning 7-17 4c ; devitrifica-
tion 19-962a ; drinking
vessels 8-5 83d ; elasticity 9-
144d ; fibre manufacture
10-309d ; inscriptions 14-
635b; lead-poisouiug danger
16-320c ; lighthouse 16-
635a ; mosaic 12-94d, 18-
889b, 4-908b : peri.-cujm1
25-til8b ; porcelain ingredi-
ent 5-748b ; sodium silicate
action 25-93a ; tax 9-465d,
9-560b ; volcanic 10-244d ;
windows 12-116b, 4-593a.
See also under specific styles
and Glazing.

— , STAINED 12-105d ; 14-
328d.

Glaasary, Scot. 24-412 (C3).

Glassboro, N.J. 19-502 (B4).

GLASSBRENNER, ADOLF 12-
IT.'a.

GLASS CLOTH 12-1 12b.

Glasscock Co., Tex. 26-690
(F4).

Glass-coral 15-164b.

Glassdrummond, Ire. 14-744
(F2).

Glasserton, Scot. 24-412 (D5) ;
28-628b.

Glassford, Anne Abercromby,
baroness : see Sempill.

Glassgorman Banks, sandbank
Ire. 14-744 (E4).

Glass harmonica (music) : see
Harmonica.

Glass Houghton, Yorks. 28-
933 (D2).

Glasshouse, bay, Queens. : see
Moreton.

Glassinatz, Aus. : see Glasinac.

Glassites : see Glasitts.

GLASSIUS, SALOMO 12-112b.

Glasson, Lanes. 16-149a.

Glassport, Pa. 21-106 (E7).

Glass-rope sponge 25-7231) ;
25-729b.

Glass Sellers' Company 16-
81 la.

Glass-snake 16-825C ; ribs 23-
155c.

Glasston, N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).

Glass v. Patterson 2-227a.

GLASSWORT 12-1 12c.

Glassy layer : see Hyaline

Glastcnbury, mt., Vt. 19-490
(A6).

Glas Thulachan, mt., Scot. 24-
412 (E3).

Glastonbury, Conn. 6-952 (E3).

GLASTONBURY (Glaestyn-
gabyrig), Som. 12-112c ; 9-
430 (VI. Gl) ; archaeology
7-378b ; grange 12-351b.

—.abbey, Som. 12-112d;
abbot s position l-24b, 9-
302a; legends 12-321c, 15-
514h; library 16-549C.

— cup 28-700C.

— thorn 12-1 13a ; 13-102a.

— Tor, hill, Som. 12-112d.
Glaston Twelve Hides,

hundred, Som. 25-390b.
Glasven, mt., Scot. 26-169C.
GLATIGNY, J. A. A. 12-114a.
Glatt, riv., Ger. 19-337a.
— , riv., Switz. (St Gall) 26-242

(G2).
— , riv., Swite. (Zurich) 26-242

(F2): 28-1057C.
Glattfelden.Switz. 26-242 (El ).
GLATZ (Kladsko), Ger. 12-

I14a; 11-808 (F3); Atx-la-

Chapelle treaty l-450b ;

sieges 24-720b, 12-593a.
GLAUBER.JOHANN RUDOLF

12-114!) ; 6-34b ; 6-441) ;

copper sulphate 7-110a ;

nitric acid 19-711d.
Glauberite 12-114d.
GLAUBER'S SALT 12-114c ;

in glass making 3-87<T.
Glauce (legend) 15-278d ; 18-

19a; 7-1490.
GLAUCHAU, Ger. 12-1 1 M ;

11-808 (III. Qll).
Glaucia, Gains Servilius 23-

638b ; 24-234a ; 18-lo.V.
Glaucias of Tarentum 18-43b.
Glaucidae ll-523a.
Glaucidium (zool.) 13-475a.

— cobanense 20-396d.
Glaucium (hot.) ll-257d.

— luteum : see Yellow-horned
poppy.

" Glauco " (submarine) 24-

922a.

Glaucodote 18-579c.
Glaucoma 10-9Sa ; 4-61b.
Glaucornyidae 16-123d.
Glauconia 23-163b ; 23-152d ;

23-154C.

— macrolepis 23-158b (flg.).
Glauconiidac 25-289a ; 25-

288b ; 28-10070 ; skull 23-

152c.
GLAUCONITE 12-115a; 16-

700b ; 20-236d.
Glauconycteris 6-245d.
Glaucophane 8-896a.

— epidote-schist l-884b.
Glaucopis, Athena 2-830a.
GLAUCOUS (bot.) 12-llSc.

— gull (zool.) 12-714d.
GLAUCUS (myth.) 12-115C.

— (of Carystus) 2-846c.

— (of Chios) 6-236c.

— (of Rhegium) 16-919b.
Glaucus, riv., Gr. 20-930d.

— (Kufu Chal), riv., Turk.As.
2-760 (C3) ; 2-758a.

Glaucus (zool.) ll-523a ; 28-

lOlfib.
Glaucus Sinus, gulf, Turk.As. :

see Makri.
Glaux (bot.) 22-341d.

— maritima : see Seainilkwort.
Glavelier, Switz. 26-242 (C2).
Glawi, Tizi n, pass, Mor. 18-

851 (D3) ; 2-859a.

Glaze (pottery) : see Glazing.

Glazebrook, Lanes. 16-139
(D3).

Glaze Brook, riv., Lanes. 16-
139 (D3).

Glazebury, Lanes. 16-139
(D3).

Glazert, riv., Scot. 15-833C.

Glazier, Cal. 6-8 (Cl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (Dl).

Glaziers Company 16-81 la.

Glazing (ceramics) 5-706a ; 5-
730b ; 5-736d ; bricks 4-
523a ; Chinese 5-744c ;
Egyptian 9-73b, 5-70«a ;
Greek 5-7 13b ; Japanese
15-1 83d; lead-poisoning 16-
320c; Iime5-748a; lVi>nm
5-727d; Roman 5-723c; salt
glaze : see that heading ;
Turkish 5-729c.

GLAZING (glass work) 12-
116a : see also Glass.

— (painting) 20-495d.

— (paper) 20-734c.

Glazov, Russ. 23-872 (H4) ;

28-222c.
GLAZUNOV, ALEXANDER

Constantinovich 12-1 1 7b ;

266d.
Gleadowe-Newcomen mission

21-245a.

Gleaning bell 3-688d.
Gleann Domhainn, glen, Scot. :

see Domhainn.
Gleason, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
Gleasondale, Mass. 17-852

(D-E2).

Gleasonton, Pa. 21-106 (G3).
Gleaston, castle, Lanes. 16-

143b.
Gleawecastre, Glos. : see Glou

cester.
Gleba (bot.) ll-344a.

— (zool.) ll-521d.

Glebe, Sydney 26-278 (B3) ;

26-279d.

— , mt.. Vt. 19-490 (B5).
GLEBE 12-117C ; l-422a

tithe exemption 26-1021a.
Glede : see Kite.
Gledichka Planina, mtfi., Serv

24-686 (B2).
Gleditsch, Johann Gottlieb 13-

656d ; 14-245d.
Gleditschia 16-383C ; 13-7 7 3b

— caspica 16-418d.

— triacanthos : see Honey
locust.

GLEE 12-117d.
Gleeman : see Minstrel.
Glehn, Louise von : see

Creighton, Louise.
Gleichen (family) 12-1 18b.
— , Feodora, Countess 24-507c
— , Ferdinand Victor, Count

28-304b.

Gleichen Eusswurm, Heinrich

Ludwig, Freiherr von 20-

510d.
GLEICHEN, castles, Ger. 12-

llSa.

Gleichenberg, Aus. 25- 1 n.v.ih.
Gleicheniuccao 22-6 lid: 20-

633ft.

GLEIG, GEORGE 12-118b.
— , GEORGE ROBERT 12-

118c.
GLEIM, JOHANN WILHELM

Ludwig 12-118(1 ; epigrams

9-691b.

Gleisdorf, Aus. 3-4 (D3).
Glcisiad : see Sewin.
GLEIWITZ, Ger. 12-1 19a ; 11-

808 (G3).
Glem. riv., Suff. 9-424 (IV.

D2).
Glemham, Sir Thomas 12-

414c; 7-626C.
Glemsford, Suff. 9-424 (IV.

D2) ; 26-28d.
Glen, James 19-5 Iflb.
Glen, Colo. 6-722 (G2).
— , Fla. 10-540 (E4).
— , Ida. 14-276 (D4).
— , Ire. 14-744 (Dl).
— , Miss. 18-600 (Dl).
— , N.H. 19-490 (E3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (F3).
— , bay, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
— , isl., N.Y. 19-5:i6a.
— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
— , lake, Muss. 17-852 (F3).
— , lake, Mich. 18-372 (D5).
— , lake, Vt. 19-490 (A4).
— , reservoir, Scot. 23-98d.
— , riv., Lines. 9-416 (II. G4) ;

16-7 14a.

— , riv., Northumb. 19-790b.
Glen (diet.) 24-413d ; for

glens not found below, such

as Glen Aray, Glen Muick :

see Aray, Muick, &c.
Glenade, lake, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Glenagarey, Ire. 14-744 (E6).
Glenairn, Scot. 10-661a.
Glen Alice, N.S.W. 19-538

(F3).

— Allan, Miss. 18-600 (B2).

— Allen, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Glenallen, Mo. 18-608 (F4).
Glen Allen. Va. 28-118 (E3).
GLENALMOND, glen, Scot.

12-1 19a ; 24-418 (D2).
(ilcnuhnond College, Scot. 18-

298d; 28-825a.
Glen Alpine, N.C. 19-772 (A2).
Glenamoy, riv., Ire. 14-744

(B2).

Glenan, isls., Fr. 10-778 (B4).
Gleuapp conglomerates 16-

828c.

Glcnarbuck, Scot. 16-213b.
Glenard's disease 8-267a.
Glenarifl (Watertoot), Ire. 14-

744 (El).

— , N.S.W. 19-538 (D2).
Glenarm, III. 14-304 (C4).
— , Ire. 14-744 (F2) ; 2-1 53a ;

2-153b.

Glenavon, 111. 14-304 (D3).
— , Wash. 28-354 <C3).
Glenavy, Ire. 14-744 (E2).
Glenbarr, Scot. 24-412 (C4).
Glenbcigh, Ire. 15-758b.
Glen Beulah, Wis. 28-740 (E5).
Glenblair, Cal. 6-8 (B2).
Glenboig, Scot. 24-418 (C-D3) ;

16-137a.

Glcnbrook, Cal. 5-8 (B2).
— , Ire. 7-159 (map) ; 7-159b.
— , Nev. 5-8 (D2).
Glenbucket, Scot. 24-412 (E2).
Glenburn, Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
Glenburnie, Md. 17-828 (B5).
Glenburry, Scot. 24-412 (F2).
GLENCAIRN, EARLS OF 12-

119a.
— , Robert Cunningham, earl

of : see Kilmaurs, Robert

Cunningham, Lord.
— , William Cunningham, earl

of!2-119c; 2-484c ;2-850b.
Glencairn, Ky. 15-740 (E3).
Glen Campbell, Pa. 21-106

(D-E4).

Glen Canyon, Ariz. 2-544 (Cl).
Glencar, lake, Ire. 14-744 (C2).
Glen Carbon, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Glencarron, Scot. 24-412 (C2) ;

23-742b.

Glencarse, Scot, 24-418 (E2).
Glencartholm group 8-663d.
Glencoe, Can. 20-114 (B3).
— , Colo. 6-722 (E2).
— , 111. 14-304 (El).
— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).
— , La. 17-54 (C4).
— , Md. 17-828 (Fl).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C6).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (D3).
— , N.S.W. 19-538 (F-G1).
— , Okla. 20-58 (D-E1).
— , Pa. 21-106 (E6).
— , S.Af. 19-262c.
— , Wyo. 28-874 (B4).

GLENCOE (Glen o' Weeping).

glen, Scot, 12-119c ; 24-412

(C3) ; fairy hill 10-134b ;

geology 2-487a ; massacre

24-453C, 2-485b, 4-473d, 25-

762b.
" Glencoe " (race-horse) 13-

7:(4d.
Glencolumbkille, Ire. 14-744

<C2).
GLENCORSE, JOHN INGLIS,

Iordl2-119d; 25-814a.
Glencorse, riv., Scot. 8-940d.
Glencoul, inlet, Scot, 26-169d.
Glen Cove, N.Y. 16-982d.
Glencree, riv., Ire. 14-744 (E3);

28-619a.

Glcndale, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
— , 111. 14-304 (D6).
Glc-n Dale, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Glcndale, Kan. 15-654 (H3).
— , Mass. 17-852 (A2).
— , Mo. 18-608 (A-B3).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (13).
— , Northumb. 19-792a.
— , O. 20-26 (A-B6) ; 6-371a.
— , Oreg. 20-242 (B5).
— , R.I. 23-249 (Bl).
— , S.C. 25-600 (C2).
— , Utah 27-814 (B5).
— , Va. (battle) : see Frazier's

Farm.

— , Wis. 28-740 (C5).
GLENDALOUGH, VALE OF,

glen, Ire. 12-120a ; 14-744

(E3).
Glendaruel, glen, Scot. 24-418

(A2) ; 2-486d.

Glendeane, Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Glcndevey, Colo. 6-722 (El).
Glendhu, inlet, Scot. 26-169d.
— , mt., Northumb. 9-412 (I.

C2>.
Glendive, Mont. 14-276 (G2) ;

18-753a.

Glendo, Wyo. 28-874 (G3).
— , Wyo. 28-874 (H4).
Glendoo, mt., Ire. 8-617d.
Glendora, Miss. 18-600 (B2).
Glendowan, mts., Ire. 14-744

(C2); 8-413b.
GLENDOWEH, OWEN 12-

120b ; 9-510d ; 28-264b ;

relics 7-2 lOd.

Glendun, riv.. Ire. 14-744 (El).
Glcnealy, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Glen Easton, W.Va. 28-560

<C2).

— Elder, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
GLENELG.CHARLES GRANT,

baron 12-121a ; corn duties
7-177c; Kaffir policy 5-
239a, 25-472b, 8-695d.

Glcnelg, Scot. 24-412 (C2).

GLENELG, S.Austr. 12-121b ;
2-960 (F7).

— , bay, Can. 5-160 (Gl).

— , dist., Scot. 24-412 (C2) ; 2-
361b.

• — , riv., Austr. 2-956a.

— , riv., Viet. 28-38 (A2) ; 28-
39a.

Glen Ellen, Cal. 5-8 (B2).

— Ellis, fells, N.H. 19-490
(K8).

Glenelly, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D2).
Glenellyn, 111. 14-a04 (D2).
Glenesk, A. Borthwick, 1st

baron 19-557 b.

Glenesk, riv., Ire. 14-744 (El).
Glen Ey, forest, Scot. 4-375c.
Gleneyre, Colo. 6-722 (El).
Glen Eyre, Pa. 21-106 (M3).
Glenfaba, sheading, I. of M

17-535C

Glen Falls', N.Y. 19-598a.
Glenfarg, Scot. 24-418 (E2).
Glenferness, Scot. 19-155b.
Glenfield, Pa. 21-106 (D6).
— , Scot. 12-81 (map).
Glentinnan, val., Scot, 5-94 Ib.
Glen Flora, Tex. 26-690 (L6).

— Flora, Wis. 28-740 (B-C3).
Glengad Head, cape. Ire. 14-

744 (Dl).
Glen Gardner, N.J. 19-502

(C2).
Glengarnock, Scot, 24-418

(B3) ; iron works 7-777c.
GLENGARRIFF,Ire.l2-121b ;

14-744 (B5).

— grits (geol.) 8-127d ; 15-
758b.

Glengarry, N.S.W. 19-538

(E4).

— , co., Can. 20-117a.
— , val., Scot. 21-262C.
Glengarry (bonnet) 14-720b ;

4-212a.
Glengavlin, kingdom of, Ire. :

see Tullyhaw.
Glengesh Hill, mt., Ire. 14-744

(C2).
GLEN GREY, dist., Cape Col.

12-121C.
Glen Grey Act 5-243c ; 23-

256b.

Glengyle, Scot. 24-418 (B2).
— , riv., Scot. : see Gyle.
" Glengyle " (law case) 24-9!>d.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

318

/« make full use of thl* Index It IM esfentlal to read the

given oa Pmgt I.

GLAN-GLUG

; ,

. 84- 1 1
« of, Scot: ttt

-

(im

QMlUull oQsTlla TIT** BOOVk

,,,, k

Olanklllook. ravux. Scot. 83-

..Si, Thorny

OfenllTOt, Soot. 84-412 (El):

tt\f. mf~ - •' -——-..»

>754b. 13-954d.
Otonllvet whtskv 88-5»lb.

•1.31-10,!,,.

Qlmluce. Scot. 84-412 <D5) ;
abhey88-«»9b: Claverhonse
and Stair dispute 88-7614;
glacial remains 88-628C,
, Pa. 81-106(0).

Ire. : set

Ira.:

— .western. 41st., Ire. : tee

Kings Connty.
Gleomalur. val.. Ire. 14-744

(B4)i 28-, i- i : i. .!••:•• 14-

77.. ..

Glenmary. Tenn. 88-610 (Gl).
Glen Maye, I. of M. 8-411 (I.

— Mills. Pa. M-106 (K7).
Otooroont, O. 88-26 (F3- 1).
Gknmoore. Pa. 81-106 (11-17).
Qle^mara, i.... 17- .1 r. ;i.
Gtenmore. Ga. 11-751 (1)4).
— . val.. Soot. : trr More, glen.
Glenmiiiek : *•*• Mulclc.
Glenn. Ala. 1-46O (Bl).

— . . . . 6-7 jj an.

. ..

— Co.. Cal. 8-8 (Bl).
Glennamaddy. Ire. 14-7 1 1

,.•:.

Ghmndale. Md. 17-818 (F3).
Glenner. riv.. Switz. 26- -; I.'

(O3); 88-140b.
Gknns Ferry, Ida. 14-276

(B4).
Glenn Springs. S.C. 88-500

(Ol).

Glennvllle. Cal. 5-8 (Dl).
Gleno. mt.. Alps 28-212 (14) :

1-747S.

Olenochll. Soot. 8-417d.
Glenoe, Ire. 14-744 (F2).
Gleoo-humeral fold 15-tS5b.
Glenold ligament 18-485a>

lobe 18-:M .i,.

Glen Olden. Pa. 81-106 (L7).
Glenopteris 89-.'.43b.
Glenora. Can. 4-600 (Bl).
— . Tas. 88-438 (Bl).
Gtenorchy. X.Z. 19-621 (B6).
— , Hobart 13-:. lie.
— . Viet. 88-38 (B2).
Glenormlston. Queens. 8-960

Glenpark. N.Y. 18-596 (El).
Glen Pool, oil Meld. Okla. 20-

W4.

Glenree. riv., Ira. 14-744 (1)2).
Glen Rlchey, Pa. 21-l»ti (Kit.

— Riddle. Pa. 81-106 (K.7) ;
28-1 lOb.

— Ridge, N J. 18-501 (A2) ; 4-
8«c.

— Hobertson. Can. 8O-114
(Fl).

— Itock. Pa. 21-106 (16).
Glenroek. Wy. 28-<74 ((13).
Glenro«e. Tex. 88-690 <K:i).
Glenrowen. Viet. 2-
(llenn.y. O. 88-16 ( K6).

Glen st Mary, Fla. 10-540

(I>1).
GLENS FALLS, V.Y. 18-121c ;

19-596 ((12).

— Fork. Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Qlenshane. pass. Ire. 14-744

(El); 18-9710.
Qlenahaw. Pa. 81-106 (E6).
GletuhieL Soot. : battle (1719)

83-74 II, : l9-.f.il..
— > glen. Scot. : trr ShleL glen.
Ghmslde. Pa. 81-106 (L7).
Glensmlth. Can. 17-584 (Bl).

(ii

•

logy ftl.36tb.
Ohm Tower, tower. Ire. 14-74 1

Ohmtwarth. Una. 8-416 (II
hn_X UlUn. N.IMk. 18-780

I'a. 81-ll>(I«m.
III. 14-.ii> I (KlT
. Ala. 1-180 (US).
— , QOOB. 8-»il I v
—.(la. 11-7 ..• i |.t>.

— . Minn. 18 7).

— . N.«'. 19-::: hi).

— , Xrb. 19-

19- .1111 (K-ilS).
— , O. ao-.'ii (Ml) : 8-&0«a.

i. 88-660 (C3); 1

Glen Water, riv.. Scot. 84-4 is

,,-i.

GlenwUlard. Pa. 21-106 (1)6).
Glen Wilton. Va. 88-118 (C3).
Glenwood. Ala. 1-460 <•
— . la. 14-732 (113) ; 14-735a.
— . III. 14-104 (BlJ.

In. I. 11

K.V. 18-740 (FlC

Mich. 18-371 (F3L

Minn. 18-550 (115).

Mo. 18-608 (1)1).

Mont. 14-176 (D2).

Nfd. 19-179 (Cl).

N.J. 18-502 (CD.

v. 19-520 (B4).

Tex. 88-690 (M-N3).

I'tali 27-814 (C4).

Wii-H. 28-354 (1)3).

Wit 28-740 (A3).

W.Va. 28-.-.80 (A3).

dlst,. N.Y. 28-9110.

— Springs. Colo. 8-711 (Cl) ;
8-7 lid.

Glesoo, Soot. : tee Glasgow.

Glesslto 1-7934.

Gletsch. SwlU. 88-242 (E3) ;

23-27 Ib.
Gletsoherhorn. mt., Alps 1

141 (H4); 1-7450.
Glettlnganes, cape. Ice. 14-22S

1 1 r: i.
Glevum. Brit. 83-648 (Bl) :

tee alto Gloucester.
Glow, celluloid Minis 14-6S9d.
GLEYRE, MARC CHARLES

Gabriel 12- 1 2 Id.
Glexen. In I- 14- 1.-.' (C8).
Glladlntdict.) 18-145*.
,. • .

Uelnrlch der Gllohesaere.
Gllcia. M. Claudius 8-466a.
(Hidden. Tex. 28-690 (L6).
— , WU. 28-740 (Cl).
— i pass. Ida. and Mont. 14-

GLI'D'DON. GEORGE ROBINS
12-1220.

Glide. Onx. 20-242 (B-C4).

— plane 7-585b.

Glide, the (fencing) 10-5934.
— , the (phonetics) X1-465C.

UIl.llM-- |0 111 15-1-1. 1.

(Hiding machines 1O-517&
Gllenicki. Alt, &c.. Get. : tee

Alt Gllenicki. tus.
Gllenicker Werd.-r. forest, Ger.

3-788 (map).
Gliere. int.. Alps l-742d.
Glimakra, Swed. 88-190

(B-OB).
Glimln. Mor. 18-851 (B4) ; 18-

I54b.

GUmmlngehns, Swed. 26-192d.
Glin. knights of 15-856d ; 10-

II :,
GLINKA. FEDOR NIKOLAE-

vich 12- 1 2 •_'.-.
— . MICHAEL IVANOVICH 12-

122d : 25-
— . SERGY NIKOLAEVICH

12-123a.
Gllnnaya. Rum. 23-874 (I.

Glin-k. Ross. 22-14a,
GUoma 87-3744.

Gllon. SwlU. 26-242 (B4).
<Ui <>r,,-i r4 I Curiatrt (Clma-

,)88-123a.
Ollrcs : trr Rodentla.
Gllrldae : trr Dormouse,
(ilirinae8-f.".i.l : 23-1 lib.
Gils, Switx. 88-241 (D4); 4-

... v '•

Gllsglls: frr Kdible dormouse.
Gllshlch. Milovan 84-698a.
Gllmon. Francis l-932a ; on

rickets 23-:il Id. 18-49d.
GUsson's capsule 18-SOlc.
Gils vulgaris : see Edible 4or-

Ohthrj Washington. I).C.) 18-
Globe amaranth l-780o : 18-

.l-J."
_ --ll»a-
l«-l_-_.

io-5<5«:

77«c; 8S-S96b.
..: •.. , ..-21- ••-.!

* :

-Theatre. Lon4. 84-7744;
26-; lib

— thistle 18-7574; S-SSla ;
8-8110.

Globlcephalas mete* : tee
Ca'lng whale.

— scanunonl : tee Ca'lng
irb ill

Globlceps 14-lSlb.
Globkr (scientist) 3-168a.
OLOBIGERINA 18-123c; 10-

(13 Id: 10-630b (Itg.); 10-

.; ; ,,i (8SL).

— 00*0 lO-634b ; 19-976b ;
18-697a; In Atlantic 8-
856b ; In Pacific 2O-435C,

nioblgorinidacoau !O-«33c.
( ilobliemiir : tee Nosoplthecos.

1- ! I.i.

Globlns 19-'>.'::.(.
Globospherlte 7-5884.
Globalarls 1-7 . ;.|.
Globulin l-514o ; *-78d.
(Ilobullto7-568d.
lllotna ((Cart Androe) l-971b.
<ilol.ua aerostat k-us 7- Ha.
Globus hystericus (mcd.) 14-

2 lid.
Globus major of Epldidymus

(anaL) 23- 128(1.

— minor of Epldidymus 23-
l .M.I.

— pallldus 4-399c.
(Jlochldlum larva 16-120d.
Glockedon. G. 17-645a.

• ilocken- rapier: trr Ik- II rapier.
GLOCKENSPIEL 12- 123d.
Glockonturm, tower, Aix-la-

Chapelle l-44Sd.
Glocker, E. F. : on Iron ore

5-M2d ; on meerschaum 18-

72d ; on silver ore 22-(!S6n ;

on zinc ore 4-56d.
Olockthunn. nit.. Alps 1-7 404.
Glode, sound. Xfd. 19- I79(C1).
GlOdlsthorl. pass. Alps l-746b.
Glodwlck. Lanes. 88-933 (A2).
Gloe, Ben-y-. int., .Scot. 24-412

(E3); 4-35a.
Glooocapsa l-586b ; 16-579d ;

18-581b(ng.).

I,H-.»-V,'I- 1-.V.I7,-.

Oloeoslphonia l-:.92d.
Gloeosporinm ainpelophagum

28-950.

GloBrsen. Kristlan 19-817C,
Glogau. Otto 2-1 36b.
GLOGAU. Gor. 12-124a ; 11-

SOS (F3) ; dukes of 4-423a,

1-4944.

Ologcr, C. W. L. 20-315a.
Glogue, Wales 21-81O.
(iloiiHNinis 20-:.2.'.a.
Glomach. falls, Scot. 24-412

: 23-7414.

Glotnaci, tribe : nrr Dalemindi.
(llomeridae 18- 17 I b.
GJomeridesmidae 18-1711..
Glomeridesmns 18-171b.

-18-Ul^.l.

(ilonieroldca 18-471b.
fJlomerulus (hot.) 10-55Sd.

— (of kidney) 14-256a ; 27-

(Jlommen. riv.. Nor. 19-sflt
i|)l-2-::>- 19-"00o; 9-909d.

Olomus 14-256a.

Cl.iiin. C.T. II--OS(C-DS).
ilonoin 19-717. .

<i!..n~. Hclir. 3-668 (G2).

Gloom Castle, Soot : tee Oomp-
I..-I1 OMUa.

Glooscap 14-47 Id.

Olore. lake. Ire. 28-5484.
. riv.. In-. 28-M-.I.

Olnria. De (Cicero) 1-523C ; 8-

18-47>d ; 18-

Olorloso, Ms.. lnd.O. : trr

. . • • . . .

derry " (tapsstry) 88-4064.
:* : arc Morgan. Sydney.

GLORY (tame) 18-124b.
-(In picture.) 18-114b ; 8-

1 . : i i

— . order of 18-867*.
(Oota ordtoutrla fWalafrld

Strabo)X8-151b.
GLOSS (glossaiT) lt-114c ; 8-

611c ; Breton 8-650a ;

French 7-K36a : Irish 8-

Ulb; Welsh 8-640a.
Olosss, cape. Turk. 27-426

i \.n: 12-1.-...
Olossa (diet.) 8-919a.
(Hottain AToxMvur 8-1864.
Glossanthrax 8-107b.
Olotta OnUnarla ( Aceurmins) 1

1341. ; 23-:.7iTe.
Glotta OrdinaHa Un BataOtOf

12- 125s,

Glossarists: tee Glossatores.
GLOSSARY 12-1240 ; 8-186a ;

BibUcallX-ll7c: CeltlolX-

IJ- i : I...-H. i! 12-1J7.-.

Gloria 4e Goyt*. Braz. 21-1 7 8c.
Gloria in Emttit 8-46U : 14-

181o : 17-849C.
Gloria. La (Gabrielo D'Annun-

/i..l2-7'.'l,

Glorlalbo. Nic. 19-678 (C4).
Gloria Patri 8-461c.
<3lorie^ : *rr Corona.
Glorieta. N.Mex. 19-520 (E2). I

.

OI«Mlctl-460c.
Gloselna : fee Tsetse-fly.

— (ana 27-34U.

— morsltans 2O-7884.

— palnalis 20-7891. ; 27-3Sla ;
17-3410.

i.i. i, i,..i.|< - 27-::ll-.
i,!,.-- !,_• -i . • i 10- .-.•!..
Glominhonia : w« Clepatne.
Glossitis 8-263d.
Glosaoceras 8-093O.
Glosso-eplglottlc folds X7-7d.
Glossograptidae 12-365d.
Glossogruptus 12-386O.

— Hlncksil ia-386b (fig.).
Glossolalia : tee Tongue*, Gift

Glosionycteris 8-243d.
GLOSSOP, Derby. 12-128b ;

9- 1 1 « ( II. D3) ; 28-833 (B3) ;

7-288b.

Glos«>phaga 6-2 4 3d.
Glossopharyiun*al nerve 19-

39Gb; 27-1049a; of fishes

14-'J67b ; of tongue 27-7(1.

26-446d.
Olonopterla 23-871d ;

540e ((!£_).

— flora 2O-540a; 21-778h ;
21-177.- ; India 14-377C ;
Natal 19-253b : Russia

87 Id; Triassic 27-1594.
-

GlosBOtherium 19-1 12d; 1-

H17e; 20-900a,
Qloseoxamltes 80-5404.

— ll,.l,.-ii.-ui.-.Ti 12- .|.,b.
GkMSOCoai8-55c.
Glossy Ibis 14-1184.

— starling 28-l()09b.
Glostcr. La. 17-:.4 ( Al).
— . Miss. 18-600 (B4).
OlotovBk. Russ. 23-872 (G-ns).
Glotta : tee Gloesa.

Glottal stop (diet.) 21-464d.

(Jloltiann 12-

21- If,'.'!, ; 23-1850 ;
28-1731. ; 21-S9.-.C.

Glottokomelon (diet.) 2-919C.

GLOUCESTER. EARLS AND
dukn of 12-12So; 12-
ISOa.

— .Eleanor, duchess of : tee
Eleanor (of Gloooester).

— , Frederick Louis, duke of :
tee Frederick Louis, prince
of Wales.

— , GILBERT DE CLARE, earl
of (d. 1295) 12-129a; 9-
493a; 9-49:>d : Gloucester-
shire lands l2-13ld ; papal
legate besieged 4-207a : Ro-
chester oasue captured 15-
rS8d.

— , Gilbert de Clare, earl of (d.
I .'.I 1 1 12-119b; 9-49»d.

— . Henry, duke of : tte Henry
: of Wales).

— . HUMPHREY, duke of 12-
129b; 9-:>l3d: 21-79b ;
Oxford library 2O-ll2d:
precedence table 22-268b.

—.Isabella, countess : tee
Isabella (of Gloucester ;
queen of England).

— , RICHARD DE CLARE.
earlof 12-1 -'!>. I.

— , Richard (Plantagrnet), duke
of : tec Richard III.

unnutil*

Vlaiin 17-4a : Kmwb
eampald' ' »- "Te.

rWffltaJBL dnk* of: ttt
IraEnlbMlh* rrton.). _
jgEB Vb Bftwt. ~rl
Ml. ; 8->lao: tcxolto

.

(H-06); 18-U4c: 18-4004;
8-1 1 7c ; abbey 1-1 !•• : eattw
dral 18- 1 .1 la. 1- 4OI- fc-ilOd.
87-96 (PL I.): fair 18-118b.
GLOUCESTER. Maj.. IX- 1 32. ;
17-8il IFl).

—. NJ.W. iK-sw (r-oj).

— Va. 88-118 <F3); sievs
(1781); 88-418C.

— . cape, N.G. 18-487 (>1).
— , narboui, Ma» 1
Gloooester and Berkeler ship

canal. Glos. : see Berkehnr.
Gloooester candlestick 21-

7994.

— cattle 8-53»b.

— . :. . - 7-7 I ..
GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. 18-

132d: 19-502 (1J4).

— Co, K'J. 18-502 (B4).

— Co.. Va.28-118(F3).

— Hall. Oxon. 2O-412b.

— Junction, Can. 19-40
GLOUCESTERSHIRE. tog.

12-1324; 8-420 (III. C3) ;
coal 8-425d. 27-600b; cotton
7-283b ; cricket 7-
frult 11-261 b; geolocy 12-
133b,2-348c ; bopsl8-678d.

(i|..ir. I k r. -' Ultl Ol I-7-.

9-494c; 28-812d; 28-848a.
— , Vale of 12-133C.
Glountliaune, Ire.7-lS9 (map).
Glouster. O. 89-26 (F5).
Gloux. Olivier (pseud.): trr

Aimard, Gostare.
GLOVE 12-1 35o ; 18-34 5a ; of

mail 2-586b ; pontifical IX-

i id.

'.i"-.. r. nr.- 21-- •!.

— . James N. 85-7134.

— , John 26-67c.

—.SIR JOHN HAWLEY 12-

137b.

— , RICHARD 12-1370.
— , Sarah Ann 7-664C,
— , Sergeant 19-5.>6b.
Glover. N.Dak. 18-780 (F3).
— . Vt. 18-490 (C-2).
— , toL, Nfd. 18-479 (Bl).
— , reef, C.Am. 8-678 (C2).
—Creek, riv., Okla. 28-58 (OS).

— GapTw.Va. 88-560 (Cl).
Glovers, Ga. 11-752 (Cl).
Glovers company, Lond. 12-

137a; 18-81 la; Perth 18-

137a ; Worcester 12-137a.
GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. 12-

137d : 19-596 (F2).
Glover tower 26-67d-
Glove-silver 12-136c,
Glove sponge 2S-731b.
Glow, lake. Soot. 84-418 (Bl) ;

10-:i29d.

(J|..«. r • '. r-'.-ni 16-7 :!•!.
Glow lamp detector : trr

.1- : •• :•.]•.•.

GLOW-WORM 12-138a; 8-

Mf ,.

GLOXINIA 18-138a ; U-7S7c.
Cloxinioides 18-771C.
(iloze (diet.) 12-124d.
GLUC1NUM 12-1 iSb : tee alto

Ilium.
CLUCK. CHRISTOPH WILLI-

bald 12-l.i>b ; 18-784; 28-

122b.

GlUck. Pastor S-5254.
GLUCKSBURG. . ..-r. 12-UU :

8- -M . HI).
GLUCKSTADT. Ger. 12-141a :

11-Mi-. (H2).
Groooheptose 18-1414.
Olucosamine 8-606b.
GLUCOSE 18-14U: brewing
• •: jams l-232c ; wine

88-7 18d; of blood plasma

4-7'M.

•process : ttt Schlieper and

Banm's process.
GLUCOSIDE 12-1 42b.
(ilnciironlc acid 88-9694.
GLUE12-143a; l-515c ; 18-

4S2h.

MSCSS 9- Mt : 9- I8>
Glugeidae 8-3S4d ; 8-38«c

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Pmge /.

319

QLUK-QOLD

Glukhov, Russ. 23-S72 (D5) ;

6-S4a.

Gluiuaceae 2- 1 la.
Glume 12-37 Id.
Glurus, Aus. 3-4 (B3).
Glusburn, Yorks. 28-933 (Al).
Glut (engineering) 10-664d ;

28-oOla.

Glutaconic acid 12-1 Ud.
Glutaminic acid l-J14a ; 19-

923a.
GLUTARIC ACID 12-144d ; 6-

55c.

Glutarimidel2-144d; 22-691b.
GLUTEN 12-145a ; 4-467b ;

10-550b.

Gluteus muscle 19-57b.
Glutinous Hag : see Hag-fish.
GLUTTON 12-145b ; 5-373c ;

21-S36b ; fur 11-348C, 11-

353c, ll-357a.
Glwdyr Fawr, nit., Wales 5-

360c.

Glycaphorm 18-S62d.
GLYCAS, MICHAEL 12-145d.
Ulj-ceraS-791d.
tilyceria fluitans : see Manna-
grass.

— marit ima : see Floating
meadow grass.

Glyceric ether 25-893d.
GLYCERIN 12-1 liia ; l-710c ;

physiology 4-79b ; soap 20-

45c ; vaccination 27-833C ;

wine28-719a; Wurtzon28-

S59d.
Glycerins (Roman emperor)

19-;iS5c.
Glycerol : see Glycerin.

— monoformin l-710c.
Glyceryl myristate 6-621d.

— trinitrate : see Nitrogly-
cerin.

Glycimeris 3-453a ; 16-124a.
Glycin : see Glycocoll.
Glycine hispidu : see Soy bean.

— Soja : see Soy bean.
Glj-cocoll 19-923a; l-514a ;

ll-oooc.

— hydrochloride ethyl ester 8-
175a.

Glycocyamine 12-65 la.
Glycogen 20-921c ; 4-79a ; 18-

196c ; in fungi ll-334c ; in

plants 21-766C.
Glycol Chlorhydrin 9-851d.
GLYCOLS 12-1478.
Glycpluric acid : see Hydan-

toic acid.

Glycolyl urea : see Hydantoin.
Glycon (Greek sculptor) 17-

184c.
Glycon- Asclepius 14-509a; 1-

567c.

GLYCONIC (diet.) 12-147b.
Glyco-proteid l-515b.
Glycosuria 19-926d ; 18-196b :

see also Diabetes mellitus.
Glycothrmolin 26-905b.
GlycourQ l-688c.
Glycovanillin 12-142d.
Glycyphila mfifrons : ««•

White - throated honey -

eater.
Glycyrrhiza echinata 18-181b.

— glabra 16-759C ; 18-181b.

— uralensis 12-167d.
Glycyrrhizin 16-759C.
Glyde, r:v., Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Glydyr Fach, mt., Wales 9-428

(V. Dl) ; 5-360c.

— Favrr, mt., Wales 9-428
(V. Dl).

Glyme, riv., Oxon. 9-420 (III.

fc».

Glyn, James 15-237d.
— , Sir Richard Carr 25-56b.
Glyn Ceiriog, Wales 8-18c.
Glyncorrng, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4) ; 12-75a ; 4-617a.
Glynde, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
Glyndon, Md. 17-828 (F2).
— , Minn. 18-550 (A4).
Glyn Dyfrdwy, Wales 9-428

(V. E2).

Glynn, John 28-643d.
Glynn, Ire. 14-744 (F2).
— , La. 17-54 (a5).

— Co., Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Glynne, Sir Stephen Richard

13-93b.
Glyn-Xeath, Wales 9-428 (V.

D4) ; 12-75a.
Glynsky tube 8-319d.
Glyoxal l-532c.
Glyoxaline : see Imidazoles.

— dicarboxylic acid 14-332a.
Glyoxime 20-419b ; ll-357a.

— peroxide ll-357b.
Glyoxylic acid 18-187a.
GLYPH (dict.)12-147b.
Glyphaeidae 7-560c.
Glyphioceras 5-3 lie.

— bilingue 21-87d.

— crenestria 21-87c.

— diadema 21-87d.

— reticulatum 21-S7d.

— spirale 21-87d.

— striatns 21-87d.
Glypho, Gr. 12-424 (Al).

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

Glyphography 14-324d.
Glyphotes 23-440a.
Glyptoccphalus cynoglossus :
see Pole flounder.

— microcephalus : see Lemon
sole.

Glyptocrinidae 8-S78d.

Glyptocystidae 8-87 8a.

Ulyptocystinae 8-878a.

GLYPTODON 12-147b.

Glyptodontidae 12-147C ; 8-
929a.

Glyptonotus entomon 5-454b.

Glyptopomus 8-128c.

Glyptoscorpius 5-311d.

Glyptosphaeridae 8-87 8a.

Glyptostrobus : see Water-
pine.

GLYPTOTHEK 12-147d.

Glyptotherium 12-147d.

GMELIN (family) 12-14Sa.

— , Johann Friedrich 12-148a ;
20-303a ; 6-166b.

— , Johann Georgl2-148a; 14-
26d.

— , Leopold 12-148a ; 6-47d ;
9-257c ; 6-605C ; use of
vivisection 28-157 d.

Gmelina S-454a.

— leichardtii : see Beech,
Australian.

Gmelinite 5-785c.

Gmund, Aus. (Cartothia) 12-

148b.
— , Aus. (Lower Aus.) 3-4 (D2);

12-148b.
— , Ger. (Bavaria) 11 - 808

(C5).
GMUND, Ger. (Wiirttemberg)

12-148b ; 11-808 (B-C4).
GMUNDEN, Aus. 12-14Sc ; 3-

4 (C3) ; battle (1626) 20-

740a.

— , lake, Aus. : see Traunsee.
Gnadenhutten, O. 20-26 (H4) ;

19-5 32c.
Gnam-ri-srong-tsan : see Nam-

ri-srong-tsan.

Gnaphaeus, Wilhelm 8-518d.
Gnaphalium 6-812d ; 21-782b.

— sylvaticum 21-7 65a.
Gnaphosa 2-306d.
Gnaphosidac 2-306d.

GNAT 12-1480 ; see also Mos-
quito.

Gnat-catcher 27-634a.
Gnathaena 8-290b.
Gnathia, It. : see Gnatia.
Gnathite 5-67 Oa.
Gnathobase 2-67 6d.
Gnathobdellidae 5-799c ; 5-

798b ; circulatory system 5-

799a ; jaws 16-366a.
Gnathochilarium 18-469a.
Gnathophausia 21-478a.
GNATHOPODA 12-148c : see

also Arthropoda.
Gnathostoma (Crustacea) 9-

659a.
Gnathostomata (Echinoder-

mata) 8-881d.
GNATIA (Egnatia, Ignatia,

Anazzo), It. 12-148C ; 15-26

(F4).

Gnawr : see Bur.
Gnedich, Nicholas 23-917d.
GNEISENAU, A. W. A., Count

Ncithardt von 12-14Sd ; 28-

377d ; 18-955c.
" Gneisenau " (cruiser) 24-

912a.
Gneiss, isls., Scot. : see Hebri-

te.
GNEISS (rock) 12-1 49c ; 2-

360d ; graphite 12-364d ;

igneous : see Orthogneiss ;

sedimentary : see Para-
gneiss.

— of Bojan (geol.) 2-361d.
GNEIST, H. R. H. F. VON 12-

150c.
Gnepfstein, mt., Alps : see

Pilatus.
GNESEN (Gniezno), Ger. 12-

151c ; 11-808 (F2) ; 21-

902c.

Gnetales 12-762c ; 12-754cd.
Gnetoideae 12-754d ; 12-762c.
Gnetopsis 20-538d.
Gnetum 12-763a ; 21-781b ;

affinities 12-762c ; arche-

gonium 12-754C.
Gnezda (Kniesen), Hung. 3-4

(G2).

Gniezno, Ger. : see Gnesen.
Gnifetti, Giovanni l-748d.
Gnifetti, mt., Alps : see Signal-

kuppe.
Gnipho, Marcus Antoniua 4-

938c.

Gnoien, Ger. 11-808 (D2).
" Gnome f> (submarine) 24-

Oill).
GNOME AND GNOMIC

poetry 12-151d ; 22-506C ;

3-123b ; English 9-608d ;

Irish 5-632a ; Welsh 5-647b.

— motor 20-40b.
GNOMES 12-152a.
GNOMON 12-152b ; 22-701c.

Gnomonic projection : see

Central projection.
Gnomonics : see Dial and

Dialling.

Gnosall, Staffs. 9-416 (JI. C4).
Gnosiology (diet.) 9-701d.
Gnosis (aeon) 12-156b.

— (diet.) 12-153b.
Gnossus, Crete : see Cnossus.
GNOSTICISM 12-152b ; 13-

359c ; 6-335o ; apocryphal
literature 2-176b ; Baby-
lonian elements 3-1 15b ;
Basilidian 3-47 8d ; Coptic
MSS. 7-114c ; Demiurge 8-
Ib ; devil 8-1242c ; eschato-
logy 9-763b ; extreme unc-
tion 10-89d ; Irenaeus 14-
791c ; Manichaeism 17-574b;
Marcionite doctrine 17-691d;
metempsychosis 18-260a ;
Neoplatonisml9-374d ;New
Testament references 26-
1031d, 15-451b, 15-537d ;
Suflc doctrine 26-:; I c ; temp-
lars 26-599a ; theology 26-
774; 12-266d ; Valentinian
development 27-852C.

GNU 12-159C ; 2-91d.

Gnya-khri-tsan-po 26-926c.

Gnyan-tsan : see Lha-tho-
Thori-Gnyan-tsan.

Go (Chin, general) : see 'Ng.

Go (measure) 28-492a.

— (philology) 15-167b.

GO or GO-BANG (game) 12-

159c.
GOA, India 12-159d ; 14-382

(E-F12) ; Camoens' account

5-1 17 b; ivory carving 15-

98b.

Goa (zool.) 6-247b.
Goabis, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(A-B3).

Goa butter : see Kokum butter.
Goad, Roger 10-498a.
Goaf (coal-mine) 6-582c.
Goagnazes, tribe, S.Am. 4-

454c.
Goajira, penin., Colom. 6-701

(C2) ; 6-706d.

Goajiro, tribe 2-322d ; 7-899a.
GOAL (diet.) 12-161b.
Uoalanda, India 14-376

(N-O8) ; 11-451C.
GOALPARA, India 12-161c ;

14-376 (O6); 2-771d.
— , dist.. India 12-161c ; 14-

376 (O6) ; 2-774b.
Goalundo, India : see Goal-

Goang, riv., Aby. 19-693 (D5) ;
19-695C.

Goangra, N.S.W. 19-538 (E2).

Goanna : see Monitor.

Goa powder ; see Araroba
powder.

Goaribari, isl., Pac.O. 5-809c.

Goascoran, C.Am. 5-678 (C4).

— , riv., C.Am. 5-678 (C4).

Goat, isl., Cal. 24-1 I Id.

— , isl., N.S.W. 26-278 (B2) ;
22-118b.

— , isl., N.Y. 19-635C.

— , isl., R.1. 19-534d.

— , isls., Atl.O. : see Azores.

— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3).

— , mt., Mont. 14-276 (C2).

— , mt., Tex. 26-690 (D5).

GOAT (zool.) 12-161d: 4-338a;
Aphrodite 2-166d ; Artemis
2-064b ; duration of life 16-
976a ; Egypt 9-42b, 9-45d ;
foot-and-mouth disease 10-
617c; foot-gland 17-522b ;
Formosa 10-669d ; hunting
24-1000b ; hybridism 14-
28a ; Ireland, ancient 14-
768b : milk 7-738a, 17-514d,
20-776b ; in religion 2-51d ;
skin 11-348C, ll-350a, 16-
331c: woo!28-816b.

— (Zodiac) : see Capricornus.
Goatfell, mt., Scot. 24-418

(A3) ; 2-644C.
Goathland, Yorks. 9-412 (I.

G4).
Goat-moth 16-466d ; 16-471b ;

hibernation 13-446b.
Goat pepper 5-589a.
Goat's beard (bot.) 24-87b.

— rue 16-383d.
GOATSUCKER 12-163C ; 3-

977d ; 3-969a ; duration of

life 16-975d ; Tasmanian :

see Morepork.
Goats Water, lake, Lanes. 16-

91a.

Goa Velha, India : see Goa.
Gob (coal-mine) : see Goaf.

— (plant) 25-378d.
Gobabis, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(D4).
Gobad, Somlnd. 25-379 (C2) ;

25-382d.
Gobalitis, dist., Arab. : see

Seir.

Go-bang (game) : see Go.
Gobannium, Brit. : see Aber-

gavenny.

Gobanuisgeach, Scot. 24-412

(Dl).

Gobardhan, India 19-102a.
GOBAT, SAMUEL 12-165a ;

28-774d.
Gobbett Pond, lake, N.II. 19-

490 (E6).
Gobbins, rocks, Ire. 14-744

(F2).
GOBEL, JEAN BAPTISTE

Joseph 12-165a.
GOBELIN (family) 12-165b.
Gobelins, arrond., Paris 20-804

(IH & D3) ; 20-810b.
— , factory, Paris 12-l(i5c ; 26-

403b; 26-406c ; carpets 5-

395b ; dyeing 6 • 405c, 8-

744d.
Gobelinus Persona : see Pius

II.
Gobelsberg, mt., Aus. : see

Goblberg.

Gober, Hausa state 13-69c.
— , Tex. 26-690 (L2).
Gobernador, isl., Braz. 23-

355d.
Gobcrt, A. 24-7 68d.

— (of Brienne) 4-562d.
Go-between, isl., Jap. : see

Nakadachi.

Gobharana (priest) 6-175b.

GOBI (Sha-mo, Han-hai),
desert, C.As. 12-165d ; 6-
170a; Hsiian Tsang 13-
844a ; Marco Polo 22-8b ;
Prjevalski 2-739a.

Gobiesocidae 26-545d.

Gobiesociformes 14-247d.

Gobiidae 26-545C.

Gobiiformes 26-545c.

Gobind Das : see Govind Das.

Gobindpur, India 14-376 (MS);
6-272c.

Gobind Rai : see Govind Singh.

Gobiofluviatilis : see. Gudgeon.

Gobir, state, Nig. 25-353d.

Gobius : see Goby.

Goblberg, mt., Aus. 3-2b.

(ioblc, Oreg. 20-242 (B-C1).

Goblesville, Ind. 14-422 (G3).

GOBLET, RENE 12-169a ;
Bonlanper 4-31 Hd ; Massawa
capitulation 15-75b ; re-
ligious orders 10-888c.

GOBLET 12-1 69b; 21-800a.

— cell (zool.) 7-7 12c.
Goblcvillc, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
Goblin, tribe, China : see

Yaou-jin.

Goblin's Cave, Scot. 15-696C.
Gobo, Jap. 15-156 (110).
Gobony 13-321b.
Gobowen, Salop 24-1020d.
Gobri, riv., Pers. 21-188 (C3).
Gobrons, tribe, Somlnd. 25-

380b.
Gobryas (Gaubarnva) 3-106a ;

7-707d.

GObschelwitz, Sax. 4-492c.
Gobwen, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (C3) ;

15-531d.
GOBY (Gobius) 12-169b ; 5-

454b ; egg 9-1 5d.
GOCH, Ger. 12-169c ; 11-808

(A3).
Gochas, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466

(D5).

Gocho (diet.) 15-211b.
Gockel, Albert 2-865a.
Gockelen, Conrad : see Go-

clenius, Conrad.
Gocklerwilz. Ger. 16-505a.
Gockston, Scot. 12-81 (map).
Goclenius, Conrad 13-208d.
— , Rudolph 21-551b.
GOD 12-169d : see also Deity.
Goda, countess of Boulogne 9-

956c.

Godabawa, Nig. 19-678 (Bl).
Go-daigo 15-260b : 15-1 69c.
Godairi, India 14-382 (K-L9).
GODALMING, Sur. 12-169d ;

16-942 (B4) ; l-238d.
GODARD, BENJAMIN LOUIS

Paul 12-170b.

— , Eugene : balloon l-265d.
Godavari, canals, India 12-

170c; 14-851C.
— , cape, India 14-382 (Kll) ;

7-147a.
GODAVARI, dist., India 12-

170d; 14-382 (I.-K11).
GODAVARI, riv., India 12-

170b; 14-382 (H-I10) ; 4-

187a.

Godbe, W. S. 18-846a.
Godbout, riv., Can. 22-724

(D2).

Godda, India 14-376 (M7).
Goddard, J. T. 21-508c.
— , Thomas (general) 3-846b ;

5-82a.

Goddard, Kan. 15-654 (E3).
Godden v. Hales 15-138b ; 26-

665c.

Godeau, Antoine28-177d.
Godebald (bp. of Utrecht) 27-

825d.
Godeffroy, R. (chemist) 4-

Godeffroy (German business

house) ll-886a.
Godefroi, Godefroid, Godfred,

Godfried and Godefridus :

see Godfrey.
GODEFROY (French family)

12-171a.

— , Denis 12-171a ; l-134b.
Godegesil (of Burgundy) 6-

563d.

Godehard, St 13-462b.
Godelfare, Sp. : see Guadala-
jara.
Godelmtoge, Sur. : see Godal-

ming.

Godendag : see Halbert.
Goderich, Frederick John

Robinson, viscount : see

Ripon, earl of.
Goderich, Can. 20-114 (B2) ;

20-116a.

Goderiche, John l-972d.
Goderville, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
GODESBERG, Ger. 12-171d ;

11-808 (I. k7).
Godescalus : see Gottsohalk.
GODET, FREDERIC LOUIS

12-171d.

Godetia 20-104d ; 21-782C.
• — Lindleyana 13-766c.

— Whitney! 13-766C.
Go-devil 21-320b.
Godey's magazine l-835c.
GODFREY (of Bouillon) 12-

172b ; 7-529b ; Lohengrin
legend 16-923a ; Order of
St John of Jerusalem 24-12c;
Order of the Holy Sepulchre
15-866a.

— (de Croyland) 21-297C.

— (Danish king, d. 810) 8-28d;
7-810b ; 5-893C.

— (Danish king, d. 891) 8-29a.

— (of Dublin) 14-7 65d.

— (of Fontaines) 24-355a.
• — (of Genien) 8-39d.

— (" the Bearded " : of Lower
Lorraine) 17-10b ; ll-838c ;
13-6060.

— (" the Hunchback " ; of
Lower Lorraine) 17-1 Ob;
17-S88d ; 13-607a.

— (of Louvain ; of Lower
Lorraine, d. 1128) 17-10b ;
4-356d ; 16-691d.

— III. (of Lower Lorraine,
d. 1190) 4-356d.

• — (of Malmesbury) 28-675C.
• — (de Lucy) : see Lucy, God-
frey de.

— (de St Omer) 26-591a.

• — (of Strasburg) : see Gott-
fried von Strassburg.

— (of Villehardoum) 19-279b.
GODFREY (OF VITERBO) 12-

173a; 2-188d.
— , Count (e. 996) 6-423d.
• — , Benjamin l-764c.
GODFREY, SIR EDMUND

Berry 12-172a ; 16-367d ;

24-4S4a

— , Michael 3-335C.
— , Thomas (Am. writer) 1-

833b.

— , Thomas : sextant 24-750a.
Godfrey, Colo. 6-722 (G2).
— , Ga. 11-752 (C2).
—, 111. 14-304 (B5) ; l-764c.
Godgifu : see Godiva.
Godhavn, Green. 12-543 (D4) ;

12-546C.
GODHRA, India 12-173b ; 14-

376 (E8).
GODIN, JEAN BAPTISTE AN-

dr*12-173b; statue 12-699a.
— , Louis ll-628c ; 16-51d ;

21-268d.
Goding, Aus. 3-4 (E2) ; 18-

81 7c.

• — , Ger. : see Gottingen.
Godinho, Manoel 22-160c.
GODIVA 12-173C ; 23-724C.
Godi-vizk, pass., Asia : see

Edena.
GODKIN, EDWIN LAW-

rence 12-174a.
Godlewski, E. 21-747b ; 3-

215d.

Godlcy, Ches. 28-933 (A3).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K3).
— , dist., Sur. 6-86d.
Godlieve, St 26-238d.
Godman, F. Ducane 3-975c ;

museum 19-66c ; 5-731c.
• — , John D. 21-535d.
GODMANCHESTER, Hunts.

12-174b ; 4-584 (C5) ; 9-

424 (IV. B2) ; pillow-lace

13-953a.
Godmersham, Kent 9-424 (IV.

D4) ; 17-598a ; 21-604C.
GOdnitz, Ger. 2-44d.
Gododin, Manaw, Brit. : see

Manaw Gododin.
Godofelassi, N.E.Af. 9-746c.
GODOLLO, Hung. 12-174c ;

3-4 (F3) ; battle (1849) 12-

256b.
— , castle, Hung. 4-736d ; 9-

285b.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

320

To mmke full UM of (hit Index It In c**cntlml to remd the

xl\cti on I'agc I.

GLUK-GOLD

. ..!.. 1,.!

•"•la,

Kl .•• . : • • • .

>ontM» 0(1 *M JUrl-

•V

— . Henrietta

oi 12-I7.M.; 10-8.1.
• IN. SIDNEY OO-
*artofl2-l74.-: 24-

« nt « 13- 7 'Jib.
Oodolphm awmrd (1 70s) 0-

Oodomar (of Burgundy) 13-
37«b.

I... |.,r.-I.V. I!:! . ' I'l S- I .

GODOY. ALVAREZ DE
Farla. Manu.l d* 12-l75b ;
25..'. .3.1 ; 22- 1. Ma.

— , Franrtsoo tS-724b.

Godred Croran (king of' Dub-
lin) 17-537.- . II
Oodrevr. W.. Com. 0- 1

— . jit.. Corn. 0-430 (VI. BS).
OoMu. 8*27-1048*.
GODROON 12-l78a.
Oodrom : tre Onthrum.
Ooda. lake. Can. 6- 180 (1.5).
" God save the King " (na-

T i.,-1 il .i::r ! i 19-.'i'',. .

i. l~-\. l;i.| 14-I-'-' . l"'.i.

.'ollege, Dulwlch :

tre Oulwlrli i ..liege.
OodshUI. I. of W. 0-420 (III.

\. ...
God's House, college, Camba.

OodshaK (Dutch charity) 15-

6l6b.
God's Merer, bay. Arct. 21-

•..;• u.
Godsport, Hants. : tee Oos

port.
Oodstone. Snr. 16-942 (D4) ;

26-11...: 12-. -.•:..
— , South, Siir. 16-1» 12 (I'll.
Oodstow. Oxnn. 9-IJ" ill I.

KD: 20-llHa.
Godthaab. Green. 12-543 (D5);

12-5460.

— , dlst.. Green. 12-543 (K:>).
— (Baals Kevier). fjord. Green.

12-544i..
Oodunov. Boris : tee Boris,

taar.

Godwin (Danish prince) 6-39a.
— . FRANCIS 12-1 7 tia.
— . George 3-320a.
— . Sir H. T. 4-847b.
— , Mary Jane 12-178b.
— . MARY WOLLSTONE

orafll2-176b.
— , Mary Wollstonecraft (the

younger) : tee Shelley.
—.WILLIAM 12-177b;

839b ; 24-S29b.
Godwin-Austen, Henry Haver-

-|,«M, 12-17'..;i: 13-17"-.
GODWIN-AUSTEN. R. A. C.

12-17*. 1: 10-63S.1:

cavern 2-1 15a, 2-346.1. 15-

740b.
Godwin - Austen, int., C. As. :

tee \.
GODW1NE. earl 12-179a: 8-

990c; 9-4731): Goodwin

sands legend 12-2IOc ; Port-
land plundered (1053) 22-

1314

Godwins, Isl.. Va. 28-118 (G3).
GODWIT 12-179C.

. Karl21-775a: 4-707b.
GOEBEN^ AUGUST KARL

von 12-lHOa: Francti-ii.-r-

man War ll-6d. 24-43b ;

Seven Weeks' War 24-7 1 la.
Goeben. fort (Fort Queuluu).

Oer. 10-697a : 18-310 (plan).
Goedereede, Isl.. Uoll. : tee

Ooeree.

— . i-l.. W.Af. : fee Goree.
GOEJE. MICHAEL JAN DE

12-ISOo,
O.VI (Hebrew law) 23-9S8d.

<;•-• .-•••: • -• .. •-- ••...-• ...

Ooepnert, H. R. : tee Ooppcrt.

Goeree. IsL. Holl. 13-588 (A3)

25- '.I : . .

— . hu.. W.Af. : tre Goree.
Ooerx, C. P. 21-518c.
Goes. Benedict ll-626b : 6-

19la; 28-904d : 12-
— , DAM1AO DE 12-1*". 1 : 22

159a : 22-
— .HUGO VAN DER 12-lSlc

21- •-.. >.|.
— . Johan Antonldes Tan de

-, Pedro de 4-455a.
GOES, Holl. 12- is Id; 13-58

Ooeabrlaod. P. D. de 5-G50d.

BwtU.1 4M 06-

. W. 80-87 la.
«r« JJeary of

baron 80- 507 c.
uctwt Ton 1B-1684.

••
CurnrUa K. C.

ll-7»Sa

»Sat 8-

«-|2!»:

0-«»7a ;

10-

..lullon

. 14-IM : Ian

-o mi 11-7 S'Je

u. j.lant

roorpholo«r 21-77 1,1 ; poath

H- ;

l..r 24- II .

theory of skull 10-56d ; war

of liberal tun 19-

mar home 88-49.V.

— . Kalharlna Kliaabeth 12-

— , Wall her Wolfgang von 12-

— . Wolfgang Maximilian Ton

Goethe. S.C.M-sn..
Goethe- Vercln. Berlin ll-894b.
Ooethltr. Ala. 1-4GI) (112).
Ooethlte (mln.) : tre liothlte.
Goetachlus, Johan n Helnrlch

Z3-.'4a.

GOETZ, HERMANN 11-1 89c.
" Gocti with the Iron hand "

tee Berllehlngen. (ioeti Ton.
Ooeie, Johan n Melchlor 18-

IMe.

Ooezman, Louis Valentin 3-

........ I.

— .Ooto. 8-722 i:
Goffe, Thoma-^ 20-v'.'7.-.
-.WILLIAM 12-ll)0»; J

574b.
GOFFER (diet.) 12-190b.

N.ll. 17-.v,0a.
OofTs Oak. llerls. 16-'.)I'J |H2).
Ooftstown. N.ll. 19-I90 (D5).
GOG (bibl.) 12-1S01. ; In

Exekicl 10-103d.
Oogawa. rlT.. Jap. 15-15G

o: 15-15»d.

Oogeblc, Mich. 18-372 (114).
'i. 18-:!72 (114).

— , mU.. NVi*. 28-7 u. i ; Iron
world S7-64 3d.

— i '.... Mich. 18-372 (H4) ; 18-
372a.

Gojha. India : tee Gogo.

Go Jinan. Wales 0-4S8(V. D3) ;

s- ;: S.

anog 11-81 7b ; 12-190d.
Gog Magog, hills. Cambs.

Ul i IV. i1.') ; 5-97e.
Ooiro, Fr.W.Af. : are tiao.
GOGO. India 12-1 90d; 14-383

(E9).

OoRpgo. mt.. Af. 22-164a.
GOGOL, NIKOLAI VASILI

•vich 12- 1 ;.".!; 23-'..l^i

19-S38a.
GOGRA, riv.. India 12-191O ;

14-378 (KG) ; 15-770a.

• • 7-640a.
Oohad. state, India 8-143c

12-7 49d.
Gohar : tee Jauhar.
Oohello, dist.. Kr. 10-778 (El).
I...M-I RaJpuU 3-«I.V; 15-

GOHIER, LOUIS JEROME 12
1910.

Oohl. Jacobus : tee GoUna,

Jacobus.

Gnhlis. Leipzig 18-400a.
GOHRDE. fore.-t. Ger. 12

191d; 11-siis ((-.').
Odliran, Oer. 11-808 (Dl); 23-

IMb.

Oolana, Dnu. : oer Goyanna.
GoldeU14-757a: 4-486a ; 12-

75h ; dialect S-613O.
Goidsenhoven, Belg. 10-341

(map).

OoUrnlcH. Antonr de ll-572d.
Goilm (t.il.l.) 1-71.1.
Uoll. loch. Scot. 24-4 IS (112)

: 10-452h.

Goln. Tenn. 28-620 (fll).
Going (staircase) 2S-765C.
Oolnwurp. II. .H. 13--.-* «•!>.
Oolng barrel : clock 6

watc-h 28-363h.
Golnlckt. I..ira« 21-924a.
Oolre (leirend) 12-300d.
— , rlT., FT. 8-»07b.
Oolrle. Holl. 13-:>SS (C.1).
Oolslard de Monsabert. Anne

tee Monsabert.
Goltacazea. tribe 28-1 le.
GOITO, It. 12-1!>1.1: 15-

(C2): battle (ls|S) 15-52o.
GOITRE 12-191d; 20-923 (PI

V. flg. 44).
Ooiain. prov.. Al.v. 1-S3 (map)

19-093 (D5); l-8«b ; Beke'

exploration S-60M| rainy

"*ra"iid'«. Af. M«J (I>l).

i .. 1 .
ka. Jap. 16-
iir. Jap. 15-150 (MT).
•* Turk. A.. ; trt Am-

India 12-IBlc ; 14-

m

— . fall-. In. I . 12-:

aan. int.. KonniM« 10-

Indla 0-«lBd.

'. lake,

,• .•,- ;

; 23-A4H (03); 8-
147a.

, Caucaola »•'. I7«.

iial. dlst.. Jap.

27-489d ; 2-

790d: 4-770.1.
Ookstad, N'.r. 3-III.I; 10-
SlSa.

M. Turk.A*. : •rcCocyma.
. India 19-l'i'Ja. II-

uitha Ooaalns : tee Val

labhacharis.
Gokulnath 13-4»7a.
<i..l. Nnr.10-.H04 ((

-I.. Irv. 14-744 (Cl).
Oola. tribe l-329d.
Golad. race 10-789b.
Golaghat. India (Assam) 14-

ff| v....
Oola-Ohat, India (Nepal) 14-

378 ' :
Oolak Planlna, mts.. Serv. and

Turk. 27-426 (B2).
ti.,Uii. I'..!. 3-1.. ,.
Gola I'lanlna, mU., Serr. 24-

686 (Cl).
Golaw. Salomon Ton :

Ixwau. Friedrich.
Oolaya Oora, int.. RUSS.AS. 17-

724d.

Golbantl. Br.E.Af. 4-801 (B3).
Golborne. John 12-X4b.
Golborne. Lanes. 16-139 (C3) ;

16-14flb.

Golcar, Yorks. 28-9.13 (112).
Qolchlkha, Russ.As. 25-10

Goloonda. 111. 14-304 (I)G).

GOLCONDA. India 12-192C :
14-383 (G-HH); 7-9 lie;
Agra road 14-403d : capture
(1686) 14-403d. 3-930S. 2-
933b ; Kntb shahi dynasty
14-402c.

— . Nev. 5-8 (El).

Gold, canyon, Nev. 10-453a.

— , mt., Cal. 5-8 (Kli.

— , mt., Nev. 5-8 (K3).

— . riv.. W.Af. : tee On, rlT.

GOLD 12-1'...'. I : 18-, "1,1; 6-
62b ; alchemy l-521c ; alu-
minium alloy l-706d ; cad-
mium alloy l-705a ; carat
measure 5-301c ; compounds
12-l'JGii: currency: tee
that title: dentistry 8-51d
electroplating 0-2:i8d; placer
deposition 18-508O ; sea-
water 10-977C ; U^i. output
12-I3.-.C. 27-fit:ib; wall-
paintings 19-2nh. See alto
Money; Goldheatlng.

— : Mining and Af<tol7urflV 12-
196d ; assaying 2-776b
dredging 8-5G8d. 2-9ild
ore-dressing 20-24 le.

— amalgam 12-19."..!.

GOLD AND SILVER THREAD
12-200d.

— and SllTer Wyredrawers
Company 16-Slla.

Goldap, Ger. 11-808 (II).
GOLDAST AB HAIMINS

FELD, M. 12-'.'01c.
Goldau. Switz. 26-242 (F2)

24-396a.

Goldbar, Wash. 28-354 (D2).
•each. Oreg. 20-242 (AS)
eaten- skin 12-202C.
GOLDBEATING 12-202a,
(Jold beetle 15-163C.
Ooldberg. B. : factor tables

28-326d.
GoldtH>rg. Oer. (Mcck.-Schw.

12--
GOLDBERO, Ger. (SUeda) 12-

.'".':: 1 1 -

— , mt.. Alps : tre Hochnarr.
" OoUbsn •• variations (J. S

Bach) 27-1M. I..
Gold braid 12-301C.

— bromide 12-1 !>Gb.

— Untie. Nev. 5--H (F3).

— Center. Nev. 5-

— chloride 12- 19Gb.

IT, Monm. : geology 18-
T18b.

GOLD COAST, W.Af. 12-303a
12-203 (man); Ashantl re
latlons 2-726a; hlnterlam
struggle 1-34 8d foll.,15-99d
Industries 12-20|e. 7-266a
6-630a ; iTory 15-92d ; lak

M • M.::.^ '. •:>
N«v. 8-MKI)
rlT.. Alsk. li-SiSd,
not) l»-739b.
U-106r.
Va.«0

jocraU 27-7 2tfa.
Doats" (hone.) 13-
735b.

OoldenjCan. 4-600 (K.I).
GOLDEN. Colo. 12-107 b ;

722 (K2); 6-7
— , 111. 14-304 (A3).
— . Ire. 14-741(1)4).

t. 14-276 (K3).
— . N.C. 19-772 c
5-* (KJ).

— . N.Mex. 10-5*0 (DJ).
— . Okla. 20-5H (AlV

— . bay. Nfd. 10-479 (C3).
—.bay. N.Z. : tee Wasacre

— . lake. Can. 20-1 1 4 (Kl).
— . Tale, Ire. : ate Oolden Vale.
—, valley, Hereford 0-420(111.

B3); 13-355d.
Oolden A«e (of Saturn) 24-

331c.
Oolden Age, Order of the 27-

081 I.

Oolden apples 13-408c.
Golden Att (Apuleins) S-334d ;

14-907C.
Oolden Berenice, Eritrea : tee

1 1. •!•••'.:• I I '..- • tn MM,

Oolden Bough (Fnxer) 10-
601.1: 10-1M.1; 23-630.

Ooldenbridge. Ire. 14-744 (D5).

Oolden Bridge, N.Y. 10-596
(C4).

GOLDEN BULL 12-207r ; 11-
848b; 0-174c; papal pro-
test 14-581b.

— bull of Hunirary 13-903d ;
13-U14a; 3-17.1.

Oolden Hullrrflu (Beaant and
Itlce) 3-8201) ; 23-290d.

Oolden Calf. The: tee Calf,
the Gol:!en.

Golden Cap, hill, Dorset,
geology 8-434d.

Oolden cat 16-540O.

— chain : tee Laburnum.

— charter 8-944a.

Golden Chersonese : tee Malay

penlnsnla.
Golden Circle : tee Knights of

the Golden Circle.
Oolden City, Ark. 2-552 (B2).

— City. Mo. 18-608 (B4).
Oolden Cotnnr 23-837O.

— cress 7-4 12d.

— crested wren : tee Kinglet.
Ooldendale, Wash. 28-354

(E4).
Oolden Eagle. III. 14-304

(U5).
Oolden eagle 8-790c ; Egypt

8-340 -falconry 10-141d.

— eagle (gypaetus) : tee Lam
mergeyer.

— Eagle, Order of the : tet
Cro\vn, Orders of the
Wiirttemberg.

Goldene Aue, dlst., Oer. 11
110s.

— lliitritza, riT., Rum. : tee
lii-tritza.

Oolden elder 0-1 66b.
Ooldene fliett (Orillparzer) 12

597a.
GOLDEN-EYE (AnasclanTula

12-209a; 18-i r, 41..
Golde-'-eye (Anas fullgula)

fee Tufted duck.
Golden-eye fly 16-48c ; 13

Mid.
Golden feather 22-889o ; 13

767a; 13-774a.

— FLEECE (myth.) 12-209h
2-478b.

— Kleece. Order of the 15
SGld : 10-415c ; badge 15
864 (Plate) ; collar 6-885a,
13-SlOc.

Goldengate. 111. 14-304 (1)5).
Oolden Gate, chan., Cal. 5-
); 24-14 'd.

— < iato, Constantinople : te
Ycdi Kuleh Knj

— Gate, niN.. Nev. 5-s (F3).

— Green. Kent 16-942 (in.

— Grove, mansion, Walea 8-
357a.

O'nl'en Orore (Vanghan) 87

9560. •
Oolden Heads monastery : i

•hael.

Ooldenhill. M.I. 17-828 (G4).
" Oolden Hind " 8-474a.
GOLDEN HORDE 12-209c

18-7171) ; 23-S9ria.
Oolden Horn, harbour, Rnas.

As.28-169d.

Le*r»4 (Mulllvan)
Mo | b«ttifarit-lS34.

12-

— Lion (I
*«4b.

— Lion (Lnxambonr ordar) U-
•• •

— maidenhair : tee Polypody.

— marmoset 22-:i:i3t. (fig.).
Ooldeo Mearara " (bon*> U>

Oolden mole 14-«4 3d ;

tfOK.

— number 4-OOtd.

— oat grass lS-3T8b ;

- oriole SO-ST<b ; 14-27SC.

- 21-- .
Golden Pond. Ky. 18-740 (Bl).

— l''.n. harbour. Red Sea,:
tee Dahab.

Golden /'toller 7-397e.
Oolden rain : tee Laburnum.
Ooldenrldge. Me. 1
Oolden Road. dl»U, ~

4-122C,
Golden robin :

GOLDEN ROD 12-209d ; l-4c.

— ROSE 12-21'U.I.

— RULE 12-310b ; Confucius
O-912a_

— Sequence: tee ' '• • M.
aancte sptritns."

— shiner minnow 4-483a.

— Spur (order) 15-865d.

— stool : tee Stool, golden.

— syrup 26-3 17e.

— Tatars : tre Kin.

— Temple. AmriUar 1-89M;
Uranth at 12-358d.

— Temple, Benares : tee Bksb-
eshwar.

— tench 26-6 14C.

Oolden Trratury (Palgrave) 20-

Oolden Vale. dteU Ire. 10-

— Valley. Minn. 18-550 (E5).

— Vein. dlst.. Ire. 14-747d.
Goldcnville. Can. 10-831 (C3).
Golden warbler 28-317C.

— water rat 23-443c; 28-
1005d.

— wattle 1-960.

— winged woodpecker 28-
M Ib.

Gold-exchange standard sys-
tem 18-704d.

Ooldfleld. Colo. 8-733 (E3).

— , la. 14-732 (D2).

GOLDFIELD, N.-V. 12-3 1 Ob ;
5-8 (E3).

GOLDFINCH 12-2 1 Od ; 1-
120c ; longevity 16-975d.

GOLDFISH 12-21 la.

Coldfuchs (diet.) 3-859d.

GOLDFUSS, GEORG AUGUST
12-2 lie.

Gold Hill. Ala. 1-460 (D3).

— Hill. Colo. 8-733 (El) ; 8-
72.tb.

— Hill. N.C. 10-773 (B3).
Goldhlll. Nev. 5- (I'-J...
Gold Hill. Oreg. 80-242 (B5).
Gold hydroxide 12-196h.
GOLD1E. SIR G. TAUBMAN

12-2 Me; l-3n*o ; 19-881 b;

KhodesJao mission 23-268a.

Goldlclands. peel-tower. Soot.

..

GOLDING, ARTHUR 12-21 'c.
GOLDINGEN. Ruw. 12-212d;

23-873 (B4).
Golding's Hill, Es«. 18-943

(E2).

Gold ink 14-.'.73a.
Goldlng jobber platen machine

22-354a inc.).
- kxbde 12-: "" .
Ooldlanter beds 21-1 7 8d ; 21-

177'..

Gold leaf (stone) 17-S.v:,-.
Goldman. Ark. 2-552 (P3).
GOLDMARK. KARL 12-3 ltd.
Goldmine, Aln. 1-IRo (Bl).
GOLDON1. CARLO 12-.'13a:

8-50 ;,d ; 14-909d.
Ooldonna. I.a. 17-54 (Bl)
Oold orange : tee Methyl

orange.
— oxide 12-1 96a.

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xxrx. n

GOLD-GORI

Gold pheasant 21 - 361c ; 2-
747b.

— plate 21-793a; Cellini 5-
605d ; Royal gold cup 8-
582d.

Gold Range, mts.. Can. 4-600
(F3) ; geology 5-146b.

— Run, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

— Run Creek, riv., Can. 15-
847b.

GOLDS, tribes 12-213c ; 27-
378d; 25-16d.

Goldsand, riy., China : tee
Yangtsze-kiang.

GOLDSBORO. N.C. 12-213d ;
19-772 (D-E2).

Goldsborough, L. M. l-819d.

Goldsborough, Yorks. 28-1)33
(II. El).

Goldschmidt, Heinrich l-856c ;
3-81c : 8-174d; Thermit
process 28-501b.

GOLDSCHMIDT, HERMANN
12-2 13d.

— , Jenny : see Lind, Jenny.

— , Otto 16-717C.

— , Victor : goniometer 12-
235a,

Goldsinny 28-839b.

GOLDSMID (family) 12-214a.

— , Sir Fred. J. 12--'l H> : Af-
ghanistan boundary com-
mission l-30Sn, 21-189a ;
SeNtan mission 21-- 1'Jh.

GOLDSMITH, LEWIS 12-214C.

— , OLIVER 12-214d; 9-634c;
8-530d : on capital punish-
ment 5-279d ; on David
Garrick ll-477a; epitaph
9-704c ; humour, definition
of 13-889d : statue 8-61 9c.

Goldsmith. Ind. 14-422 (E4).

" Goldsmith Maid " 13-735d.

Goldsmiths' College, Lond. 26-
49Sc.

— Company 16- 81 Ob ; London
university 4-224c.

— Institute, Lond. 22-41a.

— library 16-554C.

Gold Standard Act (U.S.) 27-

729c.
Goldstein, Eugen 6-S87b ; 6-

889d.
GOLDSTUCKER, THEODOR

12-218d.

Gold sulphide 12-1 96c.
Goldthwaite, Tex. 26-690 (14).
Gold tissue : see Gold and

silver thread.

Goldville, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
Gold well, James 9-52 Id ; 19-

819d.
—.THOMAS 12-219a; 23-

496d.

Goldyke, Nev. 5-8 (E2).
Goldzechscharte, pass, Alps 1-

746b.

GOLDZIHER, IGNAZ12-219a.
Golea, Sah. 1-643 (B3) ; 1-

646c; 11-419C.
Goleen, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
Golenishchev-Kutusov : see

Kutusov.

Goleon, pass, Alps, 1-742C.
Golcsci, Rum. 23-826 (C2).
Golesh, ml., Tnrk. l-482b.
Goleta, Cal. 5-8 (D4).
— , pt., Cal. 5-8 (D4).
GOLETTA, Tun. 12-219b ; 1-

643 (Dl) ; 27-397a ; Spanish

occupation 27-398C.
— , pass, Alps l-743a.
Golf, HI. 14-304 (El).
GOLF 12-219c; 4-22c ; ama-
teur players (in U.S.) 1-

783a ; handicapping 12-

916a.

Golfer's Land, house, Edin-
burgh 12-220a.
Golfing Union 12-222d.
Golfo degli Aranci, Sard. 15-4

(B4) ; 24-213C ; 26-659b.

— Dulce, C.Am. 5-678 (E6).
— , El, gull, Can.Is. 5-172

(map).

Golfolina, gorge. It. 2-631d.
Golgi, Camillo 25-677d ; 19-

46a.

Golgi, organs of 19-402a.
Gol Gol, N.S.W. 19-538 (B4).
Golgotha, mt., Pal. 24-657b.
Gol Gunbaz 3-927d ; 27-961a.
Goli, isl., Adriatic S. 3-4 (Dl).
GOLIAD, Tex. 12-224b ; 26-

690 (K7).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K7).
GOLIARD 12-224c ; 23-85b.
Golias (bishor>) 12-224c.
GOLIATH (Bibl.) 12-225a ;

armour 21-403d ; Berber
legend 28-9fi7b.

— beetle 6-67 4a ; flight 10-
505c.

— crane 7-371c ; 4-480c.
Goliathns : see Goliath beetle
Golieso, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E5).
Golilla 27-976b.

Golima, riv., Aby. 25-379 (Bl).

Golis, mts., Somlnd. 25-379

(D3) ; 25-381a.

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instructions given on Page 1.

GOLITSUIN, BORIS 12-225a.
— , DMITRY 12-22ib.
— .VASILY 12-225C.
GOLIUS (Gohl), JACOBUS 12-

226a,

Goli, Jaroslav 4-135a.
Gollachie Burn, riv., Scot. :

geology 9-269c.
Gollanlleld, Scot. 10-679a.
Gollenberg, mt., Gcr. 15-916a.
Uollersau, riv., Aus. 3-lb.
tiiillheim, battle of (1298) 1-

21 Ic.
Golliaz, Grand, mt., Alps : see

Grand Golliaz.
Coiling, Aus. 24-105b.
Gollinger, waterfall, Aus. 24-

105a.
Gollnitz, Hung. : see Golnicz-

banya,

— , riv., Aus. 5-3S3c.
GOLLNOW, Ger. 12-226a ; 11-

808 (E2).

GolPs tract 25-67 Ob.
Gollub, Ger. 11-808 (G2).
Golmo, RUSS.AS. 6-168 (F2).
(iolna, India 14-382 (F9).
Golniczbanya (Gollnitz), Hung.

3-4 (G2).

Golo, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D3).
— , riv., Corsica 15-4 (B3) ; 7-

199b.
Golo, Bantu-Negroid tribe 1-

330c.

— , Nilotic tribe l-330a.
Golok, riv., Mal.Penin. 17-

4S2c.

Golok (knife) : see Parang.
Goloka (myth.) 13-507b.
Golosa, Peiia, mt., Sp. 25-530

(E2); S-472d.
GOLOSH 12-226b ; 23-803C.
Golotreni,Rum.23-826(A-B2).
GOLOVIN, FEDOR ALEK-

syeevich, count 12-226b.
Golovin, Alsk. 1-472 (E2).
GOLOVKIN, GAVRIIL IVAN-

ovich, count 12-226C.
GOLOVNIN, VASILY MIK-

hailovich 12-226d.
Golovnin, str., Jap. 15-156

(S2).

Golra, India 14-376 (E3).
Golspie, Scot. 24-412 (E2) ;

geology 26-170a.
Golt (geol.) : see Gault.
Golta, Russ. 23-874 (I. C3).
Goltry, Okla. 20-58 (Cl).
GoItsch-Jenikau.Aus. 3-4 (D2).
Goltstcin, van. Dr 15-292a.
Goltsy (diet.) 27-1 69d.
Goltva. Russ. 23-S74 (I.D-E2).
GOLTZ, BOGUMIL 12-226d.
— , COLMAR, Freiherr von der

12-227a ; 18-30Sb ; Turkish

army organization 12-425b,

27-465a.
— , Friedrich 9-723b ; 27-96a.

— (painter) 20-513C.
GOLTZIUS, HENDRIK 12-

227b.

— , Hubert 27-1007d.
Goltzy : see Char.
Golu, Go.C'st. 12-203 (Al).
Goluan (diet.) 4-204a.
Golubats, Serv. 24-686 (Cl).
Golubinaya, Orenburg20-252c.
Golubinye, Serv. 24-686 (Dl).

— 1'lanina, mts., Serv. 24-6S6
((--'-I).

GOLUCHOWSKI, AGENOR,
count 12-227C ; 3-20b.

— (philosopher) 21-928d.
Golunda 23-443a.

Golunso Alto, Ang. 6-923 (A5).
Golya Planina, mts., Serv. 24-

686 (B2).
Golyema, riv., Turk. 27-426

<E2).
Golymin, battle (1806) : see

Soldau.
Gomal, India 3-529d.

— (Gumal), pass, India 14-
376 (C-D3); 12-228a ; 1-
309d.

GOMAL, riv., Afg. 12-228a
3-291d.

Gomant, India : see Goa.

G6mara, Francisco Lopez de :
see Lopez de G6mara, Fran-
cisco de.

Gomara, region, Aby. : see
Eaffa.

G6mara, Sp. 25-530 (D2).

Gomarists : see Counter Re-
monstrants.

GOMARUS, FRANZ 12-228b ;
13-598a.

Gomata (Gommatesvara) 14-
626c.

Gomates (king) : see Smerdis,
the False. «

Gomba, Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (Bl).

— , Nig. 19-678 (B2) • 19-676d
l-350b.

Gomboia Lex : see Liber Con
stitvlionum.

Gombe, Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (B2).

— , Nig. 19-678 (E2) ; 3-536d.

— , riv., Ger.E.Af. 11-771 (A2).

GOMBERVILLE, MARIN LE
Roy, Sicur du Pare et de 12-
22Sd : ll-130b ; 13-3S4d.

Gombette, Loi : see Liber Con-
stitutionum.

Gombos, Hung. 3-4 (F4).

Gombroon (Gombrun), Pers. :
see Bander Abbasi.

Gombroon ware 5-7'28a.

Gomecestre, Hunts. : see God-
manchester.

Gomecha, Sp. 28-1 49a (map).

Gomel, Russ. : see Homcl.

Gomen, Pac.O. 20-436 (L-M9).

Gomer (wife of Hosea) : see
Corner bath Diblaim.

— (son of Japheth), 12-228d ;
descendants 15-2 7 5c, 11-
75Sd.

GOMER, people 12-228d. See

also Cimmerii.
Gomer, fort, Hants 22-132

(map).
GOMERA, isl., Can.Is. 12-229a;

5-172 (map); aborigines 12-

650b.
Gomer bath Diblaim 12-229a ;

13-7840.

Gomersal, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
Gomes, Barros22-153d.
— , Carlos 4-452b.
— , Francisco Dias 22-1 6 Id.
Gometra, isl., Scot. 24-412

(B3); 18-961a.
Gomez, Antonia : on torture,

in law 27-7 8a.
— , DIOGO 12-229a.
— , Estevan 19-508o ; 17-439a.

— Farias, Valentin 18-339d.
— , Fernan ll-625b.

— , Jos6 Miguel 7-605b.
— , Juan Vincent i 27-994d.
— , Leandro 21-2b.

— Pcdraza 18-339C.
— , Sebastian 19-37a.
Gomez, Fla. 10-540 (F4).
— , Tex. 26-690 (E2).

— , pt., Az. 3-83 (2).

GOMEZ DE AVELLANEDA,

Gertrudis 12-229c.
GOMM, SIR WILLIAM MAY-

nard 12-229d.

Gommatesvara : see Gomata.
Gomme, Alice Bertha 10-601d.
— , Sir 6. Laurence : on early

history of London 16-957a.
Gomoa, dist., Go.Cst. 12-204a.
Gomontia l-586d.
Gomontiaceae l-587b.
Gomor, co., Hung. 3-4 (G2) ;

2-97 Id.

— es Kis-Hont, co., Hung. :
see Gomor.

Gomorrah, Pal. 25-342d ; 1

70a.

GOMPERS, SAMUEL 12-230a.
Gompertz, Louis 7-682d.
Gompertz-Makeham Law 22

403a,
GOMPERZ, THEODOR 12-

230a; 13-34:<d.
Gomphi Herculaneum, Gr. 12

440 (Cl).

— , pass, Gr. 26-843a.
Gompnina 8-468C ; 8-470b.
Gomphoceras 5-686d ; 5-693c.
Gomphoceratidae 5-693c.
Gomphocerus 12-377d.
Gomphocystidae 8-878a.
Gomphognathus 23-143d.
Gomphosis 15-483C.
Gomphotherium : see Proto-

meryx.
Gomphrena : see Globe amar-

GolSshaU, Sur. 9-424 (IV. B4) ;

16-942 (C'4) ; 21-G04b.
Gomul, riv., Afg. : see Gomal.
Gomuti palm 23-1003c; 20-

642d; 4-916c; fibre, see

Gemuti ; jaggery 26-36a.
Gon, dist., Iv.Cst. 15-99a.
Gona, people : see Gonaguas.
Gonactinia prolifera 2-102a ;

2-100d.
Gonad 24-746d ; 23-119d.

— duct 23-120a.
Gonagra 12-289a.
GONAGUAS, race 12-230b ;

13-807b.
Gonaive, Hai. 12-824 (Al) ; 12-

826a.

— , gulf, Hai. 12-824 (Al).
— , isl., Hai. 12-824 (Al) ; 12-

824c.
Gonam, riv., Russ. As. 25-10

(H-I3).

Gonangium : see Gonotheca.
Gonapophysis 13-425c.
Gonaqua, race : see Gon-
aguas.

Gonardiya : see Patanjali.
Gonards, Bois des, FT. 10-778

(B6).

Gonasika 15-529d.
Gonatas. Antigonus : see Anti

gonus (Gonatas).
Gonatidae 5-701c.
Gonatus 5-701c.
Gonavah, Pers. 10-190a.

Gonealves, Andre 23-356b.
GONCALVES DIAS, ANTONIO

12-23UC.

Goncalvez, Antam 13-296c.
GONCHAROV, IVAN ALEX-

androvioh 12-2:<0d.
GONCOURT, EDMOND L. A.

H.de 12-231a ; ll-149b ; 28-

41Sb ; diary 8-168d.
— , JULES A. H. DE 12-231a ;

ll-149b ; 28-418b ; diary 8-

168d.

G6ncz, Hung. 3-4 (G2).
Gond (Arab term) 26-309b.
— , people : see Gonds.
GONDA, India 12-231c ; 14-

376 (K6).

Gondakcha, Bal. 3-663b.
Gondal, India 12-231d ; 14-

382 (u9).

GONDAL, state, India 12-231d.
GONDAR (Qnendar), Aby. 12-

231d; 19-693 (D5) ; 1-83

(map).

— , prov., Aby. : see Amhara.
Gonclebaud (king) : see Gundi-

bald.
Gondcsalvi do Puebla, Roder-

igo 8-297c.

Gondi (language) 8-550c.
Gondo, Switz. 26-242 (E4).
Gondofernes (king) : see Gon-

donhiiM.
GONDOKORO (Ismailia),

I 'trail. 12-2:i2b ;27-557 (Bl);

19-693 (C7); 19-694d : ex-
peditions (1870) 12-2501).
Gondola, Giovanni : see Gun-

dulioh, Ivan.
Gondola 27-996b.
GONDOMAR, DIEGO SAR-

miento de Acuna, count of

12-232c.
GONDOPHARES (king) 12-

233a ; inscriptions 14-429C,

14-0240, 18-110d; StThomas

21-1! 1 Co, 26-863b.
Gondouin, Jacques 2-415b.
Gondowald (chief) 20-814d.
Gondrani, Hal. 3-663b.
<:<uidrri-i.iirt, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Gondreville, Capitulary of

(872)10-812b.
Gondrin, Louis A. de Pardail

Ian de, due d'Antin : see

Antin, Louis A. de Pardail-

lan.
Gonds, race 12-233a ; 5-683a ,

3-499a ; dancing 7-795c, 7-

796b.
GONDWANA, diet., India 12-

233a; 14-376 (II-K8) ; 3-

833b.

— Land (geol.) 20-540d ; 1-
3241) ; 21-177C ; fauna 28-
1009o ; map 5-310a. •

Gondwaua scries (geol.) 14-

377c; 21-177d.
Gonerby, Great, Lines. : see

Great Gonerby.
Gonesius, 1'ctcr 27-5941).
Gonesse, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Gonevill. Edmund : see Gon-

vile, Edmund.
GONFALON 12-233b ; 10-

457b.
Gonfalonier 12-233b ; 15-36b ;

Templars 26-592b.

— de Sant Denis 12-233c.
GONG 12-233c.

Gonga (language) 15-627C.
Gongola, riv.. Nig. 19-678

(E2) ; 19-675C ; 4-266c ;

navigability 28-921d.
Gongolgon, N.S.W. 19-538

(pa).

GONGORA Y ARGOTE, LUIS
de 12-233d ; 11-1301) ; 25-
582b ; portrait 27-975a.

Gongorism : see Culteranismo.

Gongo Soco, gold mine, Braz.
4-449b.

Gongylus (reptiles) : see Chal
cides.

— gongyloides (insect) 17
606d.

Gonia : see Sunn.
Goniasoma 2-309d.
Goniastraea 2-104d.
Goniatite limestone : see Chud-

leigh limestone.
Goniatites 5-693a ; 5-693d ;

8-128a ; 21-87e.
Goniatitidae 5-693d.
Gonic, N.H. 19-490 (E-F5).
Gonidium 23-1 22b ; 23-127d ;

lichens 16-579c.
Gonieolis ll-523a.
Gonikaputra (Sanskrit writer) :

see Patanjali.
Goniocephalus 23-155d.
Goniodorididae ll-522d.
Goniodoris ll-523a.
Gonioid 7-579c.
Goninlina 20-542d.
GONIOMETER 12-234b.
Goniometrir sight 25-63b.
Goniomya 16-124b; ll-298d.
Gonionemusl4-155c; 14-1 ISil.
Goniopectinidae 8-880b.

Goniopholis 7-418c.
Goniophyllum 2-10da.

— pyramidale 25-lllb.
Gouiopora 2-1 04d.

Gonium 10 - 467c ; 10 • 465a

(fig.).

Gouja, race l-329d.
Gonjeli, Asia M. 13-452e.
Gonkusa, Nig. 19-678 (E3).
Gonnard, II. F. 8-667a.
Gonnella, Tito : planimeter

4-977C.

Gonnesa, Sard. 24-213a.
Gonneville, Binot Paulmier

de : see Paulmier.
Gonnus (Gonni), Gr. 12-440

(Dl).
Gono, Ger. S.W.Af. 25-466

(E2).

Gonobia 6-618a.
Gonobitz, Aus. 3-4 (D.1)).
Gonococous20-772b; 27-983b;

24-652d.

Gouocoels 5-796c.
Gonodendron 14-158a.
Gonodon 16-123a.
Gonoleptes 2-309d.
Gonoleptidao 2-,'!09d.
Go-no-me namako 15-178c.
Gonopalpon 14-168a.
Gonophorel4-140d; 14-144d;

14-147a.

Gonopod 5-670a.
Gonorhynchidao 26-.M 1 1>.
Gonorrhoea 27-981!]) ; 20-772b

12-765C ; drugs for25-116d ;

pericarditis 13-134a.
Gonorrhoeal ophthalmia (of

infants) : see Ophthalmia

neonatorum.

— rheumatism 27-983d.
Gonosiphon 14-158a.
Gonosome 14-138d ; 14-150b
Gonospora 12-558a ; 12-558d

(fig.) ; gametogonyl2-559b ;

spore 12-560b (fig.).
Gonosporidae 12-560c.
Gonostyle 14-158a.
Gonotheca 14-140c.
Gonothyraea 14-137c ; 14-

153d; meconidium 14-145a;

reproduction 14-152d.
Gonoiira, Jap. 14-298c.
Gonritz, riv., Cape Col. 5-228a.
Gonsalvo de Cordova : see

Cordoba, Gonzalo de.
Gonsenheim, Ger. 11-808 (II.

m9).

Gontard, Susette 13-583a.
Gontaut, Armand de : see

Biron, dues de.
GONTAUT, MARIE JOSEPH-

ine Louise, duchesso de 12-

235b.
Gontaut-Biron, A. A. E.,

vicomto de 10-895a.
Gonten, Switz. 26-242 (G2) ;

2-220c.

Gontran (king) : see Guntram.
GONVILE, EDMUND 12-235C.
Gonville and Caius College,

Cambridge 5-92c ; 4-OfiOd ;

28-370c ; library 16-554c.
Gonye, falls, Rhod. 23-260

(A3); 25-466 (Fl) ; 28-

952b.
GONZAGA (family), 12-235d :

see also Mantua, dukes of.
— , Anne 9-286a ; 10-839c.
— , Cecilia : medal 27-581d.
— , Ferrante 10-183c.
— , Giulia 14-907a.
— .Isabella : see Isabella of

Este.
GONZAGA, THOMAZ AN-

tonio 12-236b ; 18-503a.
Gonzaga, It. 15-4 (C2).
Gonzagne (family) : see Gon-
zaga.
Gonzales, Fernan : see Fernan

Gonzales.

Gonzales, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
— , La. 17-54 (b6).
— , Tex. 26-690 (K6).

— Co., Tex. 26-690 (K6).
Gonzalez, Diego 25-585b.
— , Manuel 18-343a.

— , Tirso 15-345b.

— , Venancio 25-561C.

GONZALEZ-CARVAJAL,

Tomas Jose 12-236d.
Gonzalez d'Avila, Gil : see

Avila.
Gonzdlez de Clavijo, Ruy : see

Clavijo.

— del Castillo, J. I. : see Del
Castillo.

GONZALO DE BERCEO 12-
236d ; 25-579b.

— Fernandez y Agnilar : see
Cordoba, Gonzalo Fernandez
de.

Gonzol, EC. 8-911 (B3).
GOOCH, SIR DANIEL 12-237b;

25-833d.

— , F. C. 10-346d.
Goochland, Va. 28-118 (E3).

— Co., Va. 28-118 (E3).
GOOD, JOHN MASON 12-

237c.

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Instructions glicn »n I'ngc I.

• .

i l-TMb;

, EMI b »**M4 A

•rl.-k 30-SOOe.
12 • '.

.i. II. 14-149b.
. I, 14-: . )•:
..Mlc-h. 18-17 J .lin.
in

ira Graham
•4-IMo.

u. 11.9-IHo.
Oooilonoagh- bay. X.G. 1S»

19-1^7 (F3).
. iHiujrh. IN rr 2-12?b.
QOOdMMW. 111. 14

Oooderr. John >

Krakloe : ace vndrr Mar.

Ooodneld. 111. 14-

f ,U1>\\ IJ .1; 24-

Oood Qroand. N.Y. 2S-l92c.

•i.-h. is-. 17.'

— Hill. int.. Conn. 6-951 (C3).

— H..pe. 111. 14- HI I ,IU).

.o. 26-16 (i>6).

no, Cfcpe of. \t. 2S-Htr.

:is»>; 4-21.V: 8-17..;

i«h •equl.ition 4-60*d.

— : lioyol Ofurrrolorv 19-
9«0b: helioinctor 13-228*;

• ,_•:.,•!:.• • •>.-. •••. .1 DM 17-

S59c ; micrometer 18-:t8:id ;
•ria tele.«x>pe B6-567d.

. i\i|.. ..f. china 6-

iH-,.f. X.ii. 19-4S7
(III).
Ouudhue. Jainea M. 24-354.

Uoodhii. . Minn. 18-550 ( E6).

Mill. 18-.MI.

Goodie Wiitor. riv., s«'ot. 24-
II-

MIA. 2-960 (E2).
: i. 11-752 (EJ).

— , Id.i. 14-j;>;

Oood Kint; ll.'nry (bot.) 6-
lOb,

Goodland. Ind. 14-422 (C3).

— . Kan. 1S-0:.» (M).
GoodleftaviUe. Tenn. 28-<;.>u

Goodleigh. OeT. 9-430 (VI.

Kl.

GoodlocK, Va. 28-118 (E2).
Goodman, Christopher 15-

— . K.T. 6-«79d.

— . Gal>n<>! 28--.V.V : 23-941a.
GOODMAN, GODFREY 12-

.
Goodman. Ala. 1-460 (1)1).

is-

Goodmanham. York*. 9-416
(II. F2).

— Trust*. In « 18-379C ; 28-
i; 11 ..

Goodmavea, EM. 16-942 <E2).
Ooodnwtone, Kent 9-424 (IS*.

hi..
.. : ..... 20- * . li-J).

— , Tex. 28-690 (Cl).
c.~,.l .,-:... -...-.MIS--.-.'!..

— Parliament, The 9-506O.
Good Pasture, Colo. 8 - 722

<K3).
r, ..... ir.i.i (bee, x.-.u. 19- -

Goodrich. K. s. S-791b.
GOODRICH. SAMUEL GRIS-
wold 12- J

— . THOMAS 12--.'38d.

Goodri.-h. lliTvfor.l.9-r..'".III.
-Me 23-7111 1 i-
-

!i. 18-:i7-> '

Goodrlcki-. John l-655c.
— , ThoinaH : tee Goodrich,
Thoinaa.

•••It 6-9b.
Goodwll observatory 19-959d.
Good Serrloe Pension zt-r.'ni..
Goodihaw. Law-. 16- <•

. m\*.. N..M..\. 19-

GOODSIR. JOHN 12-1384 ;
18-

Va. ; «rr Hristol.
Oood«pruMr<. N.-v. 5-- <K4).

. Sale of : trt Sale of
Go-

....... i |M .-• . .1- : .. •-. W

i- : -

— TwnpUn M- >*OB.

I :..„,., IH

.Ik-. Pa. Si-lull (HA).
\\.ii-r. Ala. 1-400

.11. Ukla. 28-it (III).
OoodwtoiL W«l«- »-i

lll-l.ll«.

II. \V.V«. 28-.W1.
GOODWILL il..»i 12-

\HHTI 2O- ..ilil.

:.>!«- 81-H

rruiKthi: elecUon dU-

- , NATHANIEL CARL 12-

— .THOMAS 12--.M1M : 6-

—. WILLIAM WATSON 12-
liOb,

Goodwin. Ariz. 2- Ml ill-').
2

— , oki.i. 20- .^ din.
. ~ ink. 2:.

...... ItMiii . n: n-

GOODW1N SANDS. .hoaU,
Kiw.l 'tmn. 12-.MIK-: 9-UI

Goodwin r. ItoharU 3-9400.
Goodwood. Adelaide l-lK9b.
—.Sin.: pwloiry 28-165d :

MOM 13-7. -.i!..
GOODWOOD, mini-mi

IZ-'.'l".- ; 9-U" Illl.

17- ..Mi.

Goodw> -n, II. nrv 28-398a.
Goodyear. Ainaoa 12-240o ;

!»-•.' 7 7. 1.
—.CHARLES 12-240o; 8-

: 24-'.i:il<-.
Goodyear welt inuclilnr 24-

N4D.
GOOGE, BAiiNABE 12-241a:

9-«l».- : 20->'»«b.
Qoofnl U-llOa.
Gooi. hill-. II. .11. 13- .^H (C2);

13-470h: 13-.--I..
Oooiegrc. An.l.I-. 14- >•-• il'l I).
<;.... kin, IP.ITH..I 19-.VI.-..I ; 23-

Gnold-Adanui, Sir Hamilton J.

2O-li9a.
GOOLE. Yorks. 12- '.'11 1.; 9-

41BUI. K-J): 27-

GoolOOirOIUC. \.S.\V. 19-..-

(D-l
Gooloomrolok. X.S.W. 19-5.1S

(F-G3).
GoomallinK. W.Aiw. 2-960

(110).
Goomballc. X.S.W. 19-53S

(Cl).
Goomsur. dlst., India : tee

Gumour.
Goonbrl, mt.. X.S.W. 19-538

(F2).
Ooondlwlndl, Queen*. 2-96U

(115).

Goor, lloll. 13-588 (D2).
Goora nut : arr Kola nut.
Goorkha : nee Gurkha.
Goomnder 18-16:ld.
Goose, bar Can. 22-7 -J 1 (Kl).
—.bay, Xfd. 19-479 (I)'.').

— .cape, Xfd. 19-179 (CD.

— ( \iirth). cape. Uuss. 23-X72
dJ-Ill).

— (South), cape. Rum. 23-S72

— . i,l., fan. 19--:;i (C-DS).

— . i-l., conn. 6-'.i'.J

— , Ul.. 111. 14-304 (C6).

— , Ul.. T.^. 26-1:;- (HO.

— . i-il.. \V.I. 28-:. II i \n.

— , lake, Cal. 5-8 (D4).

— , lake. Cal. and Orwr. S-s
toll; 28-212 (K:.); 20-
»43o.

— . lake. Can. 24-225 (A3).

111. 18-. ;u- (II-.M.
-, Ink.-, M.. 17-1 :•

— , lake. Minn. 18-:..10 (I)-ES).

— . lako, X.H. 19-490 (C4).

— , lake. I'.iAs.As. : tee GulaJ-
noe.

— . |.t.. !>.•!. 17---.'^ a-.1).
—.riv.. N.Duk. 19-7SO (G2) ;

19-7800.

GOOSE 12-2 Hi-: Acclimatiza-
tion l-in;.| : l.r.i-.lini: 9-
915a. 22-'.1r.i.l ; .lur.r
lit.- 16-'.I7.'..| : Ku-M'' 9- 1.. I :
feathers 10-22Sil ; heat and
food value 8-2 Ida : livl.ri.l-
Inn 14-tBa : win* 3-9C5h.

GOOSE (came) l2-.'i:u..

Ooomberry. late.. Xfd. 19-179

1M. 23-21'.

GOOSEBERRY 12-'Ji:il. ; 11-
: ll-281d.

• •rrv lYivk, rir., Wjro.
28-S7I Mi] ..
Oooacherrv mildew 12-'244r.

•'i 12-24 la; 16-1117. : 18-
119b.

Nerk. Ul

Ommlnnjr ••« flr 12-Jti*.

— •tone: ttr (in~.uUi

12
. i...k. U.Va. 28- .'.fill

vli anil Iila.
II

— ciwk. riv.. Onw. 18-111

v.. 8. Dak. 18-506

Done tat M-47a.
OoomOcMh 26-

wc CbeoopodkHk
KHUM : trr Clcaven.

n. Laooi. 16-139

— Lan.l. .1. • . l:u--. 2S-H72
(111): 19-

— Uocka. Me. »-91Ka.
Ooowwell. iw. 21-K61 (map).
Goonnanth. IMW. 18-139 (Cl).
GOOTY, In.h.i 12-JI.-.li ; 14-

. l-'.H:id.
lio|.. NVul. - 5-
Oopala (kliut of Miuradha) >-

— (epithet of KrUhna) 13-
fCTb

Oopalganl. India (Ueniral) 14-

— . India '(K. lleniral and
Amain) 14-376 i v

liopul I...I 13- .|n.|.
(iiMuilpnr, India (K. Bengal
and A.wain) 14-:i7l) r.

!M i.Minlnui) 14-381
.l.i.ii : ll-l. ..M.
Gopanar. India 14-:IS2 (Mil).
riv.. India 11

Oopat,
<1PK7

Gopher (mammal) : tee Sous-
Ilk ana Pooket-eopheT.

GOPHER (reptile) 12-2451) ;

27-«9b.

(i»pi (myth.)13-5IOb.
Uoplballahhpur, India 14-:i76

(SlS).

Goplchandana 13-509a.
Coplnath. India 14-382 (1)9).
Ooplo. Iftke. HUSK. 21-929(112) ;

21-9HOC.

Goppoln. Gcr. 8-577a.
linplK'nstfiii. SwlU. 17-100.
Goppert, II. It. 4-302o ; 8-

162d.
GOPPINGEN. Ger. 12-2 4 5c ;

11-808 (B4).
Goptl (tcipsleo) 12-40c.
Uopuram. iratewuy. India 14-

ISOo,
Gor, Sp. 25-530 (D4).

— , mt^., Sp. 25-.">7d.

— , riv.. Indiu 1-1 ri-.'c.
Gora, forest, W.Af. 18-539d.
(ioni«h Wood Station, Ire. 14-

744 (E2).
Oorakhpur, India 12-2 1.V ; 14-

376 (K6).
GORAKHPUR. dlst., India 12-

2ljc: 14-621d.
CORAL 12--JH.a ; 2-92c.

uw (Gorali-) ll-402a ;

21-931b.
Ooram, Xi«. 19-678 (E2).

— , tels., Mal.Arch. 17-466
(03).

GORAMY 12-246a.
Gorani. <lr. 12- 1 '.'I (D4).
Uoransko, Monton. 18-7R7

(Al).
Goransson-Bcfwomcr prooen 3*

813b: 14-820a.
Gorasda. Alls. 3-4 (E5) ; 4-

181a; 10-5871).
Goraz-doirn. Ger. 11-808 (F2).
Gorbatov. lt>i^. 23-S72 iKI) ;

19-721a; (teoloB.v 28-169a.
GorlH>nd. Aftf. 14-:i7i; ((
GORBERSDORF, ci.-r. 12-

•Jli-.l, ; 11-Mi- (F3).
GurlM-yn. liuxs.AK. 25-10 (K3).
(lorliitz. (ii-r. 8-:.77a.
GORBODUC (mythical king)

12--.'l6b.
f!nr>nnlui- (Xorton and Sack*

vlll.O 8-.M!ih : 9-BlKd.
(turli.ivyl. i-l-., Ku«. 19-833a.
GORCHAKOV (family) 12-

I48b.

— . Alexander Mikhailorich
12---M'1..! ; 3-79IN'; 9-942d :
23- '

— . Mikhail nmitricvich 12-
14do: 7-I.MH. ; 21-922b.

Gorcum. lloll. : tee Oorln-

rhrrn.

Gonl. cliff. Scot. 24-
Oorda. mts..Ainp<-' 24- ; 1.1.

-.. MCJC. 12-flt»c; 22-

— , pt., CU. 8-8 (Al).

— , pt.. Oal. 5-8 (D45.

— . pt.. Xfo. 5-678 (E5).
Gordale Soar, ravine, York*.

24-7050.
Gordea. Fr. 18-778 (O6) ; 27-

•.!-. 10.

OORDIAN (
11-

r

l-un.'.l.

-

M

..
i

•,
...... !•. . 5-

— . I"

— On rnt<~l. mi. . II.,).: JM

Oordola. SwlU. 28-142 (K4).
GORDON (lumily) ll-14Ha ;
1-

— , duke* of : mt ttmdrr lUcb-
mond.

— , earU of Aberdeen : ttt

\' • .• • •

— . earbi of Sutherland: tee
Sutherland.

— , marqiiMHi and earU of

llnnlly ; nrr lluutly.

— , viM-uui.t of Kenmure : fee

-urt1.

— (phrenol<Mri«t) 21-.)3.j«.

— . ADAM LINDSAY 12-.M».l.
-.ALEXANDER 12-24Md.
--. \n.|rea»8-176a.

— .Catherine: tee Byron,
. .i'.. • ,, .

— , ( liarles. earl of Abojrne :
tee Abuyne.

—.CHARLES GEORGE 12-
249a ; annexation projeoU
18-r>s:(h : at Khartum 15-
773d ; Li Hung Cbanir 18-
681c ; Nile Hteumerx tntrn-
ductlon l-3.'.Gb ; nlavcry
qiMMtion 25-227a ; Sudan
adminiHtrutioii 9-l'J.'.. 26-
16c. 9-578c; T'al-p'uur re-
bellion 6-1 99d.

— , Char leu \V. ; tee Connor,
Italpb.

— , LORD GEORGE 12-253a.

— , John 2O-I >7a ; 28-i»29c.
—.SIR JOHN WATSON 12-

i.'.llc : 22- 1 •-'«<•.

— .LEON i.l.ni.ih Loeb ben

A-lL.T)12--.'.-. I.-. ; 13-176b.

— . PATRICK 12-254a ; 25-
10«7c.

— . R. J. 20-148a; 5-238b.

— , It. .Mnnni-i-. 21-490a.
(inrdon, Ala. 1-4B(I (D4).

— , Kla. lO-.'.l.i M

11-

. N.-l.. 19-324 (112>
. N. v. S--
-. X.Z. 19-fi'.'4(B7).

— . o. 20--.ii;

—, Pa. 21-100 (K4).

— (West), Scot. 24-418 <F3) :
12-27 la.

— . Tei. 28-690 (13).

— , WIs. 28-740 (B2).

— . castle, Scot. 10-5870.

26-

— , mt.. Mont. 14-276 (C2).

— .park, O. 20- •.'« (Ml); 8-

--.01.,.

— , pass. Mont. 14-276 (Cl).

— , riv., Ta». 28-438 (A2) ; 26-
439k.

—.rock, S.Af. 2O-l31b.
Gordon - Hcnnctt, mt., C.Af.

23-947b.

Oordon-Bennett Cup 18-91 Bh.
Gordon Butte, int., Mont. 14-

276 (D2).

. ;a. 11-752 (Bl).
GORDON-CUMMING. ROUA-

l«yn Georee 12-2;>4b ; 16-

— , Sir William 8-998e.
(lonlon dune-Cowl) 6-fi26d.
Ciordon Ilisrlilandere 12-248b ;

uniform 27-.".-i;>'.
(ii.nliuiia. di-t.. S.Af. 25-lrtrt
(K-K7); 3-6o:,l) ; 5-233b ;
-

.

— (hot.) 21-780<-.

— (tool.) 9-269d ; 27-259d.
Gordon- Lennox. Lady

Auirusta : tee Saxe-Welmar,
PrinopM Aninistn.

— , ( 'liarkw. duke of Richmond
and Gordon : tee undrr Itich-
inimil.

,.. 26-590d.
tii.r.loii Hi.. t- 12-253a ; 17-

791 d : 23-3610.
iJiinliin wtt.T 8-378a.
Gordon Sprinirs, Ga. 11-752

(Al).

Gordonstown. Soot. 17-1 4b.
i.or.l.nuivHIe. Ala. 1-460 (C3).

— . Ky. 15-740 (A-B4).

— , Va. 28-118 (D-K2); 21-

-.
Oordonvllle, Mo. 18-408 (G4).

— . Pa. 21-106 (G7).

— , Waxli. 28-354 (Al).
Gordrene (Coniuene), prov.,

Ann.23-«l«(i:.l) : 21-216b;
21-'.'22a : 26-969b.

GOLD-GORI

OORC. CATHENMB CRACK

__ » U-1A44.
-; CortaUiptwr I»-*»7e t

18-111. .

M

«V

Va. 28-11
hundred.
U. I .

— .Oof. N / It-' .1 Kit.
OOftE(dH-C) 12-144*,

tt-9460.

CtarabrMg*. HeoC •6-41H (IU) j
8- .1 :

Oorecot, 4tt_ <tar. l*-413e.
Goreofi?. Ajgotiw 2i-«27d.

— , Tex. B8-690 1 1

COHEE. Ul.. W At. 12-2554;

ll-.'.ll ( S .-I

....

Gorello d« rtlnloar- 14- •
Goremykln. J. I.. 23-vi
GoriMbrldge. Ira. 14-744 (E4).
Gore* Canyon. Colo. 8-71I

(Ul).
Ooramid. Kent : me Birching-

ton.

Goreville. 111. 14-304 (D6).
Gore Water, riv.. Scot. 24-4 1 »

(E3); 8-94ld.
Gorey, Chan.Ia. 9-430 (VI.

. 15-331a.

— . Ire. 14-744 (E4) : 28-566b.
Cortli-ld. guoena. 2-96O
Gorgan. W.<'. 28-9110.
Oorgaao* (Greek arttat) 23-

i; b

Gorge, Colo. 8-711 (E3).
— . riv.. S.Z. 21-»o6a.
Gorge (anglinic) 2- J I •
GORGE (diet.) l*-155d.
Gorgeana. Me. : tee York.
Gorge <r2nfer,Fr. 17-284*.
GORGEI. ARTHUR 12-25«a ;

13-917d.
GOrgeny. mt«.. Bong. 3-4 (13) ;

Baou"' -. • • 12-j .: .

GORGES. SIR FERDINANDO

12-256c.
— . H.16-662a.
Gorge*, val.. K.Af. 15-748c.
GORGET 12--.'.-,7a; 2-587d :

12-256a; 13-24Ha.
GORGIAS i-n-hi-d 12-257a :

2S-I1-.I: l.*i.- 16-H97* ;

oratory 23-233d ;

Oorrfoa (Plato) 21-817C.
Gorgle, .Scot. 8-9 4 3a.
Gonrippia, Ituw. : ter Anapa.
(iunnihina. Gaul 4-1 39d.
GORGON 12-257b : tee alto

.

Gonrona, C.Am. 5-678 (C6) :
20-fl65b.

— . iil.. C.Am. 8-701 (A4) ; 8-

roi k

— , Ul.. It. 15-4 (B3) ; 15-16
(B3) : 15-5a.

GorKongoza. mte., Port-E.Af.

Gonronia cevolinli : tee Sea-

fan.

Gonronldae 2-99d ; 15-164a.
Gonronin 1-51 5c.
I ioruimocophalldae S-880d-
GOHGONZOLA, It. 12-257d ;

15-4 (B2).

— cheeae 7-750b : 15-lOc,
Gonrora, Abjr. : battle (1853)

1--.U. .

r.onroram, NUr. 18-678 (K1V
Gonrnlho. U.. Mad.Is. 17-281

(map).
Gorham. Rev. O. C. 9-451d ;

9-564a.

— . Nathaniel 5-945c.

— , Robert de : tee Robert de
Uorham.

Gorham. Me. 17-434 (B5) ; 17-

— . X.II. 19-490 (E3).
Gorhamborr. ll<-n-. 18-941

: 2-»l»li : 13-IOOb.
Gori, Antonio Franceaco 14-

6301. 14-

Oorl. A fir. 14-376 (Pi).
GORI. (;..,.. 12-157d; 23-ST4

(II. 1)2-3).

— . riv.. Br.E.Af. 4-601 (AS) :
19- • . -

Oorioa, Vellka. Hong. : ter

VeUka Gortca.
Ooriola, Ana. : tee Gore.
GORILLA 12--.':.7.1 : l-M4h :

2- 1 <>'.i<- ; 22-315b foil. (Hgs.).
Gorln. Mn. 18-R»> il'-t
—.riv.. Ran.Aa. 25-10 (13):

GORINCHEM (Gorcnm). II.-'!.

12-2.-.H.1 : 13-:.^ (C3) 13-

610o : Hirer (1672) 6-733* ;

treaty (1.12*) 11-S5M.
GORING. GEORGE GORING.

lord 12-258d ; 12-4121. foil.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page L

GORI-GRAF

Goring, George, earl of Nor-
wich : see Norwich.

Goring, Oxon. 9-420 (in. E3) ;
»Ml5d.

— , Sus. 9-424 (IV. B5).

Gorini cremation furnace 7-
404c.

Gorionides: see Josippon (b.
Gorion).

Goritsa, hill, Serv. 19-709d.

Gorilla, Or. : see Mantineia.

— , Turk. : we Kortcha.

— Topal, isl., Monten. 18-767a.
Gorizia, Aus. : tee Gorz.
Gorjiu, dept.. Rum. 23-S26

(A2) ; 23-S27a.
Gork, goldtields, Tib. 26-917d.
Gorkha, state, India : tee

Gurkha.

Gorkhali (language) : seeKhas.
Gorkhar : sec Onager.
GORKI, MAXIM 12-2590.
Gorki. Russ. 23-872 (D5) ; 18-

646b.
Gorkum, Holl. : see Gorin-

chem.
Gorla, marquise de : see Du

Pare, Mdfle.
Gorleston, Suff. 9-424 (IV.

Fl); 28-90Sd.
GORLITZ (Urebenau, Zgor-

zelice), Ger. 12-259d ; 11-

808 (£3) ; battle (1745) 3-

42d.
Gbrlitzer Bahnhof, Berlin 3-

787b.

— Neisae, riv., Ger. : see Lau-
Bitzer Neiase.

Gorm (Danish king) 8-29b ;

ll-834d.

Gorm, lake, Scot, 24-412 (B4).
— , mts., Ire. 17-936d.
Gorman, Willis A. 7-866b ; 18-

553c.

Gorman, Tex. 25-690 (13).
Gormania, W.Va. 28-560 (D2).
Gormanston, Tas. 26-44 la.
Gornianston (Irish viscountcy)

28-130b.
Gormanstown, Ire. 14-744

(E3).

Gonnaz, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Gormflaith 14-766b.
Gormo (Viking) : see Tomrair.
Gornal, Upper, Staffs. 25-758

(Al); 24-5770.
Gornalwood, Staffs. 25-758

(Al).
Corner, glacier. Alps 26-242

(D5) ; I-740c ; 26-240D.
Gornergrat, mt., Alps 26-242

(D5) ; l-743c : 27-839b.
Gorni Dubnik, Bulg. : battle

(1877)12-288b.

— Milanovats, Serv. 24-686
(B2).

Gomja Tuzla, Bos. 3-4 (F4) :

8-392b.
Goro, escarpment, E.Af. 1-83

(map) : 4-602a.
Gorobei lS-178b.
Goroblagodatsk, RUBS. 27-

786b ; 21-806a.
Gorobube, Aby. 25-379 (B4).
Gorodayu Goshonzui : set

Shonzut.

Goro-dema, S.Af. 25-466 (II).
<;,.!-... l.-t-.' .-t 1'ct.Tst.nn.- 23-

872 (D8).
Gorodishche, Rnss. (Penza)

23-872 (G5) ; 21-125a.
— , Russ. (S.E. St Petersburg)

23-872 (D8).
— , Russ. (S.W. St Petersburg)

23-872 (C8).
— , mines, Russ. 17-115d.

— (diet.) 15-789a.
Gorodnya, Russ. 23-872 (D5) ;

6-84a.
Gorodok, Rnss. 23-872 (C-D4);

28-146d.

Goroke, Viet. 28-38 (A2).
Gorokhovatka, Russ. 23-874

(I. F2).

Gorokhovets, Russ. 28-169a.
Gorotn, Dch.E.Ind. l-797b.
Gorongoza, mts., Port.E.Af.

25-466 (L2).
— , riv., Port.E.Af. 25-466

(M3).
Gorontalo, Mal.Arch. 17-466

(E2-3) : 5-598a.
— , gulf, Mal.Arch. : see

Tomini.
Goronwy, castle, Wales 18-

168h.
Goroshichi (Japanese artist)

15- 183d.

Goroshin, Russ. 23-874 (I. D2).
Gorotuba, Braz. 4-440 (H6).
Gorpiaeus 6-315c.
Gorran, Corn. 7-1 SOa.
Gorrertyk, Holl. 13-588 (Dl).
GORRES, JOHANN JOSEPH

von 12-260b ; ll-793d.
Gorrte refrigeration process 2-

159a.

Gorron, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
GORSAS, ANTOINE JOSEPH

12-261a.

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

Gorse (king of Man) 17-537c.
Gorse (shrub) : see Furze.
Gorsedd 9-136c.
Gorseinon, Wales 12-74c.
Gorsel, Holi. 13-588 (D2).
Gorsk.Russ. 23-872 (E7).
GORST, SIR JOHN ELDON

(b. 1835) 12-261b ; 8-978d.
— .Sir J. Eldon (b. 1861) 12-

261c; 9-1 16c: 9-1 19b.
Gort, lie. 14-744 (C3) ; 11-

432o.
Gortalea Junction, Ire. 14-744

(B4).

Gortchakoff : see Gorchakov.
Gorter, Ilerman 8-728c.
Gortin, Ire. 14-744 (D2).
GORTON, SAMUEL 12-261d ;

23-253C.
GORTON, Lanes. 12-261d ; 16-

139 (E3).
GORTYNA (Gortyn), Crete 12-

262a; 7-418 (Bl) ; 7-425d

foil. ; coinage 19-885a ; laws

12-502C, 14-6280. See also

Uagii Deka.

Gortys, «r. 12-440 (D3).
GORTZ, GEORG HE1NRICH

von 12-26'-'a.
Gorumna, isl., Ire. 14-7 44 (B3 );

ll-431d.
Gorun. Turk.As. 2-760 (G3) ;

13-53fib ; 5-287C.
Goryn, riv., Russ. 23-872 (C5) ;

23-S74 (I. A2-1).
GORZ (Gorizia, Gorcia), Aus.

12-262c; 3-4 (C4) ; 21-

610a.
GORZ AND GRADISCA, CO.,

Aus. 12-262d ; 12-263b ; 3-

38b.

Gorze, Ger. 18-309.
Gorzno, Ger. 11-808 (G2).
Gosain (Hindu mendicants)

13-510d.
Gosain-Than, mt., Himalayas

19-378d.
Gosart, Jenni : see Mabuse,

Jan.
Gosau formation 7-4 16c ; 7-

418a.
Gosberton, Lines. 9-416 (II.

G4).
GOSCHEN, GEORGE JOA-

chini Goschen, 1st viscount

12-263b ; 9-33d ; Free Food

League 3-253a ; national

debt conversion 19-272a.
— , George Joachim Goschen,

2nd viscount 12-263d.
Goschen, J. F. L. 9-132b.
Goschenen, Switz. 26-242 (F3);

24-7a; battle (1799) 11-

197c.

— Thai, val., Switz. 26-242
(E-F3).

Goschens : see New consols.
Goscote, dist., Leics. 16-394b.
— , East, dist., Leics. 16-394C.
— , West, dist., Leics. 16-394c.
Gosdantin I. (of Armenia) 6-
366a.

— IV. (of Armenia) 6-366a.
Gose, riv., Ger. 12-246c.
Goscn, Theodor von 24-501a.
Gosfield. Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3) ;

9-786a.
Gosford, Sir Peter Wedder-

burn, lord 8-676c.
Gosford, N.S.W. 19-538 (H4).
— , Oxon. 20-4 18a.
Gosfordia 27-259d.
Gosforth, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B4) ;

24-491a.
— , South, Northumb. : see

South Gosforth.
G6sgen, Nieder, Switz. 26-!ii2

(D2).

— , Ober, Switz. 26-242 (D2).
Gosha, dist., E.Af. 15-531d.
GOS-HAWK 12-264a ; 10-

145d.

Goshen, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— , Cal. 5-8 (D3).
— , Conn. 6-952 (C2).
— , Conn. 6-952 (F3).

— (West), Conn.: see West
Goshen.

— , Ida. 14-27 7c.

GOSHEN, Ind. 12-2640 ; 14-

422 (Fl).

— , Ky. 15-740 (C2).
— , Mass. 17-852 (B2).
— , N.H. 19-490 (C5).
— , N.J. 19-502 (C5).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (F4).
— , O. 20-26 (B6) ; 19-532c.
— , Ore*. 20-242 (B4).
— , Utah 27-814 (C3).
— , Va. 28-118 (C3).
GOSHEN, dist., Egy. 12-264b.
— , pt.. Conn. 6-952 (G4).
— , republic, S.Af.3-606d ; 27-

198c.

— College, Goshen, Ind. 12
264c.

Goshenite 3-81 7d.
Goshen schist 27-630O.
Goshen Swamp, riv., N.C. 19-
772 (D-E2).

Goshogawara, Jap. 15-156
(L-M6).

Goshu (Omi), prov., Jap. 4-
15d ; geology 15-16ttl>.

Goshun (Jap. artist) 15-175b.

Goshute, lake, Nov. 6-8 (El).

— , mts., Nev. 5-8 (Fl).

— , val., Nev. 5-8 (Fl)

Gosi, S.Af. 25-466 (LI).

Uosiute, tribe 14-461a.

GOSLAR, Ger. 12-264C ; 11-
808 (C3); 28-769b.

Goslarite 7-578d.

Goslawski, Maurice 21-928a.

GOSLICK1, WAWRZYNIEC
(Goslicius) 12-265a.

GOSLIN (bishop) 12-265a.

Gosling, G. B. l-353c.

GOSNOLD, BARTHOLOMEW
12-265b; 19-476b.

Gosuold, Mass. 17-787d.

GOSPATR1C (of Northumber-
land) 12-265C ; 17-687a.

Gospel, mt., Ida. 14-276 (B3).

GOSPEL (diet.) 12-265C.

Uospel Book (Otfrid of Weis-
senburg) : see Ewmgdien-
buch.

Gospel Dance 14-645C.

Gospel Harmony (Tatian) : see
LHalessaron.

Gospel Oak 23-453a.

Cfospel o/ the Twelve : see
Twelve, Gospel of the.

Gospels, The (Bible) 12-265d;
3-876c: Bauer on 3-538c ;
chronology 3-887d ; early
English versions 3-894c ;
Ethiopia version 9-847d ;
higher criticism 3-887b:
lost document incorporated
in 15-353b ; Mauichaean
17-573b ; middle Enuli-li
commentaries 3 - 896a ;

origin 18-348d, 3-874a; Oxy-
rhynchus papyri 16-878b ;
palaeoBlavonic versions 23-
918d ; Rumanian version 3-
491b; Strauss on 25-1 003b ;
Syriac versions 22-76«d ;
Tolstoy's theories 26-1 OfiOa.

Gosper Co., Neb. 19-324 <E4).

Gospic, Hung. 3-4 (D4) ; 7-
473a.

Gospodar : see Hospodar.

Gospodin Velikiy Novgorod,
Russ. : see Novgorod.

Gosport, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

GOSPORT, Hants. 12-267d ;
9-420 (III. E5).

— , Ind. 14-422 (D6).

GOSS, SIR JOHN 12-268a.

Gossage, W. l-676d ; l-682d.

GOSSAMER (diet.) 12-268a.

— spiders 25-664d.
Gossan 18-528O.

Gossart, Jean : see Mabnse,

Jan.
Gossau, Switz. (St Gall) 26-242

(G2) ; 24-4a.

— , Switz. (Zurich) 26-242 (F2).
GOSSE, EDMUND 12-268b ; 9-

644b; chant royal (example)

6-848C.
— , PHILIP HENRY 12-268d ;

23-764b.
— , W.C. 2-962b.
Gossea (Gastrotricha) ll-527b.

— (Hyoromedusae) 14-155C.
GOSSEC, FRANCOIS JOSEPH

12-269a.

Gosselet, Jules A.A. 5-88b.
Gosselies, Belg. 3-668 (D3) ;

28-373a.
Gossen, isl., Nor. 19-804

(Bl).
Gosset de Guine, L. A. 5-

334b.

GOSSIP (diet.) 12-269b.
Gossip's Bridle : see Branks.
GOSSNER, JOHANNES EVAN-

gelista 12-269b.

— (chemist) 8-49a.
Gossner's mission l8-589c.
Gdssnitz, Ger. 11-808 (III.

qll) ; 24-259c.
GOSSON, STEPHEN 12-269b ;

8-520c.

Gossville, N.H. 19-490 (E5).
Gossyplna (diet.) 20-725c.
Gossypium : see Cotton.

— arboreum : see Tree cotton.

— brasiliense : see Kidney
cotton.

— herbacenm 7-258a ; 28-
919(1.

— hirsutum : see American
cotton.

— peruviannm : see Kidney
cotton.

Gostinoy Dvor, Moscow 181

89 2c.
Gostivar, Turk. 27-426 (B2) ;

27-Sllc.

Gostritz, Ger. 8-577a (plan).
Gostyn, Ger. 11-808 (F3).
Gostynin, Russ. 21-929 (B2) ;

28-334a.
Gosudarstvennaya duma : see

Duma.

Gosudarstvenniy Sovyet : see

Council of the Empire.
Goszczynski, Severin 21-928a.
Got, Beraud de : see Gouth.
— , Bertrand de : see Clement

V., pope.
GOT, FRANCOIS JULES ED-

nioiid 12-269d.
G6ta, canal, Swed. 26-190

(C-D2) ; 12-270a.
GOT A, riv., Swed. 12-269d :

26-190 (B3-2).
Gothland, prov., Swed. 26-190

(B-D3) ; 26-192a.
Gotama : see Buddha.
Gotamakas 8-120b.
Gotamiputra Satakarni 13-

49Sa.
G6tar, people 26-196d; 3-

758a foil.
GOTARZES (of Parthia) 12-

Goteh, T. C. 20-499o.

Gotcha, lake, Arm. : see
Gokcha.

Gotebo, Okla. 20-58 (B-C2).

GOteborg, Swed. : see Gothen-
burg.

— och Bonus, Co., Swed. 26-
190 (A2) ; 26-192a.

Gotegewe, Ger. : see Gotha.

Gotemba, Jap. 15-157c.

Gotera, C.Am. 5-678 (B4).

Goterzes : see Gotarzes.

GOTHA, Ger. 12-2 7 Oc ; 11-808
(III. oil) ; battle (933) 13-
901d ; library 16-569d ; ob-
servatories 19-957b ; siege
(1566-1567)15-459a; Social-
ist eongress (1875) 25-304c.

— , duchy, Ger. : see Saxe-
Gotha.

Gothaab, Gieen. 21-950b.

Gothaer (diet.) ll-870d.

Gotham, Notts. 9-416 (II. E4);
12-27 la.

— , Wis. 28-740 (C5).

— , WISE MEN OF 12-271a.

Gothard (abbot of Hersfeld)
12-270d.

— , A. von 19-958a.

— , E. von 19-958a.

Gothelon (of Lorraine) 17-10a.

Gotheni, Swed. 26-190 (E3).

Gothenburg, Neb. 19-324 (D4).

GOTHENBURG, Swed. 12-
271b; 26-190 (A3); 26-
190d; flre (1802) 10-402a;
liquor law system 16-7 69d,
16-780b, 26-587a ; univer-
sity 27-768b.

GOthened, Swed. 26-190 (B2).

Gothia, dist., Fr. : see Septi-
mania.

Gothic, int., N.Y. 16-94b.

GOTHIC (diet.) 12-272a.

— architecture 2-397b and
foil. ; 2-370b ; capitals 5-
277c (flgs.) ; Dalmatia 7-
774b ; revival, 19th century
2-432a ; sculpture 24-492b ;
stained glass 12-107C, 12-
lllc; survival in 16th cen-
tury France 2-413C ; terra-
cotta in 26-657b ; Tudor
period, sec Tudor style ;
Venetian 27-997d ; wood-
carving 28-792b.

— language 12-275d ; 26-
674d ; dictionaries 8-194b ;
Romance languages 23-
508d ; Scandinavian lan-
guage 24-291d.

— League or Society : see
G&tiska forbundet.

— March, anc. dist., Fr. 10-
802 (map).

— type 27-538C.

Gothic Wash, riv., Ariz. 2-544
(Dl).

Gothi Minores, tribe 15-511d.

GOTHITE 12-272b ; 14-797d.

Gothland, isl., Swed. : see
Gotland.

Gothlandian group 25-110a.

Gothland limestone 25-llla.

Gothorth (title) 14-232b.

GOTHS, tribe 12-272c ; 23-648
(D-E1); 12-462d; 23-654b:
Italy under (5th-6th cent.)
15-27d, 2-595d, 19-241b ;
Jordanes 15-510c. See also
Ostrogoths and Visigoths.

GOtiska fSrbundet 26-218C ;
26-505C.

Gotland, deep, Baltic S. 3-
286d.

GOTLAND, isl., Swed. 12-
276c ; 26-190 (E3) ; Goths
12-2 7 2c ; Iron Age relics
24-289C ; runic writing 26-
683b ; treaty of Bromsebro
(1645)8-33c.

Gotland Association 12-928c.

— , sea laws of : see Visby, sea
laws of.

Goto (Jap. family) 15-178a.

— , S. 8-871d ; 14-157a.

GOTO, isls., Jap. 12-277C ; 15-
156 (F10).

Go-Toba (of Japan) 15-25td.
Gotofredus, Johann Ludwig :

see Abelin, Johann Philipp.
Goto Rctto, isle., Jap. : see

Goto.
Gotoshima, iels., Jap. : see

Goto.

Goto Tokujiro (artist) 15-1 7«d.
— Yujo (armourer) 15-177e.
Gotia : see Caste.
Ciotska SandO, isl., Swed. 12-

276c.
Go-Tsuchi (of Japan) 15-

260d.

Gott, bay, Scot. 24-412 (B3).
COTTER, FRIEDRICH WIL-

helm 12-277C ; 4-812d.
" Gott erhalte unsern Kaiser "

19-2C6c.

Gotteron, riv., Switz. ll-213c.
Gottescale, Gotteschalchus :

sec Gottschalk.
Gottesfreundo : see Friends of

God.
Gottesgab, Aus. 9-759b; 4-

122u!

Gotteshausbund 26-253d.
Gottfried, Johann Ludwig :

see Abelin, Johann Philipp.

— von Neifen ll-786b.

— VON STRASSBURG 12-
277d ; 11-785C ; 27-293d.

Gotthelf, Jeremias : see Bit-

/ins, Albrecht.
GOTT1NGEN, Ger. 12-278b ;

11-808 (B3) ; observatory

19-957b ; university 12-

278b, 27-765d, ll-823b.
Gb'ttingen, house of Bruns-

wick-Gottingen : see Bruns-

wick-GOttingen.
Gfittinger Dichterbund 11-

791d.
Oottinger Musenalmanach : se»

Musenalmanach.
GoUini/ische gelehrte Anzcigcn

21-158d.

Gottleuba, Ger. 24-266b.
Gottlicben, Kwitz. 26-242 (Gl).
GOTTLING, CARL WILHELM

12-278d.

Gotto, Basil 24-507a.
Gottorp (family) 24-336b ; 5-

930a.

— Castle, Ger. 24-334b.

— globe 17-648a.
GOTTSCHALK 12-279a ; 7-

527a; 9-743b.
GOTTSCHALL, RUDOLF VON

12-279c.
GOTTSCHED, JOHANN

Christoph 12-279d ; 11-

790c ; ll-782c.
— , Luise Adelgunde Victorie

12-280a.
Gottscheo, Aus. 3-4 (D4) ; 5-

366a.

G6tz, Johannes 26-859d.
GOTZ, JOHANN NIKOLA US

12-280b ; rondeaus 23-

690b ; 23-690d.
Gfttzen, A., count von l-3S3a ;

11-7740.

Getzis, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Gotz yon Berlichingen : se.e

Berlichingen.
OStz von Berlichingen (Goethe>

12-183a; ll-792b; 8-541a.
GOUACHE 12-280b.
Gouarec, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Goubet submarine 24-919d.
GOUDA, Holl. 12-280C ; 13-

588 (B3); 13-61 Oc ; 2-408a.
Gouda cheese 7-750a.
Goudelin, Pierre 22-501b.
Goudhurst, Kent 9-424 (IV.

D4): 15-737d.
GOUDIMEL, CLAUDE 12-

280d ; 6-269c.

Goudswaard, Holl.13-588 (B3).
Gouello, dist., Fr. 10-776 (B2).
Gouessan, riv., Fr. 7-249b.
Gouet, riv., Fr. 7-249b.
Gouff6 (engineer) 8-567a.
GOUFFIER (French family^

12-281a.

— , seigneur de Boisy 12-281a.
Gouganebarra, lake, Ire. 14-

744 (B5) ; geology 7-157b.
GOUGE, MARTIN 12-2810.
GOUGE (diet.) 12-281c.
Gougenot, Louis 12-584C.
COUGH, HUGH COUGH, vis-
count 12-2810 ; 6-199b ; 25-

87b.

— , JohnO-159c; 7-777d.
— , JOHN BARTHOLOMEW

12-282a.

— , Matthew 17-6c.
— , RICHARD 12-282b.
Gough, Ga. 11-752 (D2).

— (Diego Alvarez), isl., S.Atl.
O. 27-296a.

— , lake, Can. 1-500 (B2).

Goughia 13-473d.

Gough's Cavern, cave, Som. 6-
21b.

Gouhenans, Fr. 13-74b.

Goujand, Aim6 Jacques Alex-
andre : see Bonpland.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

To mmke full use of thin Index It I* essential to rend the
Instructions given on I'agc I.

CLAUDE PIEIIIIE

JEAN ll-i-.M ;
"Uiano" 34 -41)

MAR ic c. A. 12

*£>V 1

•jtNMCOaa. t*>i i

.••>

••jtnu-t 1C-
(••00 M-.
Creu 7-4l» <i'l); 7-

GOULBURN, EDWARD MEY-

rick 12-.M3c.
— . HCNRY 18-2»3d ; national

- V. 12-.'- I

•4); t

•tr. 8>900 OK_
— . riT- NJJ.W. 19-538 (K-F3V
19-5370.

— , rlr.. Viet. 88-38 (C2) ; 8»

Gotilc'-by. Lino*. 9-416 (II

GOULD. AUGUSTUS AUDI-

son 12-284*.
— , BENJAMIN APTHORP 12-

IMb.
— . Bernard : tee Partridge.

J. It.

— . Davldge 19-700d.
— . SIR FRANCIS CAR-

ruthers 18-2840 ; 5-333b.
— , Ueorge Jay 12-2S5a.

lelen Miller 12-»85b.
— , Jame* 15-783b.
— . JAY 12-2S4C ; 87-718d.
— , Jay (tennis champion) 88-

— , John 89-SOSd ; 22-746d.
— . Itobert Freke 11-81*.

1. isl.. IU. 23-249 (Cl).
Gould accumulator l-127d.
Gould City. Mich. 18-372

Goulds, Ire. 14-744 (1)4).
Oouldsboro. Me. 17-1.14 (D4).
— . Pa. 21-106 (MID-
Gonldsbury, V J. 2-727d ; 11-

4:17*.

Goulet, chan. Fr. 4-500b.
— . mt,, Fr. 17-15d.
Goullols, oaves, Chan.Ti. 84-

•J.Ml,.

Goiims (diet.) 1-8510.
GOUNOD, CHARLES FRAN-

foU 12-285b.

Gour. rtv.. India 14-376 (18).
Goura : ire Crowned pigeon.
Gouralos, riv., India: tee 1'auJ

k.T.l.

Gouramy : tee Goraray.
Gonras (Greek officer) 12-

1944.
Gouraud. Francois Fauvel 18-

830b,

Gonrbls (diet.) l-360a-
GOURD 12-286d : 11-257C.
Gonrdan. cave. Fr. : drawings

89-462 (I>1. 1. flgs.1.2).
<;...ir |.- 12--'.'Ml.

••tli, val.. Ate. 15-631 a.
Gourdou. Fr. 1O-778 (E5) ; 17-

16b.

— . Soot. 84-412 (F3) ; 3-81 le.
OOURGAUD, CASPAR 12-

MTd.

— , Marie ROM 8-647b.
Gounruea. Dominique de 10-

.-.II!,.

Gourin. FT. 10-77-

Gouritz, riv., C'apo Col. 25-4H6

(E9).
COURKO. JOSEPH VLADI-

mirovich 12-JS8b.
Gourlay, Robert Fleming 5-

1584.

Gour la,- back end 4-1 42c.
OonrUaca deoorUcans : tee

Chauar.

Gourlioachllensia : wChaAar.
Gourmand (diet.) 12-2880.
GOURMET (diet.) 12-288C,
Gounnont, Iteiny de 25-1058c.
Gournay, llu-rti de 12-7 32c,
— . Joan Chrlstophe, comte de

10-.'.."'!..
— .Jean Claude Marie Vincent

81-548d.

— . Marie de Jars do 18-750b.
Oournay, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (.
Goumia. Crete 7-418 (Cl) ; 7-

u .11.
GOUROCK. Soot. 12-2&80 ; 24-

418 (B3).

— . mU., N.S.W. 19-538 (E5).
Oourov, M. 10-747b.
Oonrsat, Georges 6-;<34b.
GOURVILLE. JEAN HER-

auld 12-2 s-d.
Gonsberg. mt.. Cape Col. 25-

t; <K:O.

Oou«ll : ire Gosla,
Ooosset. Thomas M. J. 14-

:i M ,.

Oonasia 5-61 Ka.
— motellae 5-617 (PLII.flg.7).

GOUT 12-t»*a: l«-l •

me«U«8-4Mlb. i

tmtl incut 8-lsle.
— tlr 8-»97o.
Ooulh. llcrmudd««-
— . UerUmn.l .!>• - • •• i IMMO

OOUTHIERE. PIERRE 12

Oovttasd.laltl4.MM.

,.....,.•. . • 2- .1 .

Uoaveta. I>ort.K.Af. 85-468

ao'utlrneur. J. J. A. 8-727r.
Ooorerneur. N.Y. 18-.'.i>6 <Kl)

Oouvlnui, FT. 80-53d.
OOUVION SAINT CYH. LAU

nnt. niaruui* of 12-292*

10-884b.
Oouwe, riv., UoU. 18-188 (112)

Oouw Zee, Inlet, IIoll. 18-729d

,...,:-.. A. 2a-... .

. L.G. 21-9360.
Uouyave. W.L 88-514 (El)

12-:.:-.!.

GOVAN. Scot. 12-292r ; 24- II -
; 12-81 (man); 84-4190.
— . Wash. 85-354 (Of).
'. .v. ,-,:,, 11. .-...•. l^--i (mp).
OovanaVMd. 17-828 (113).
Govapurt (Gove) India: ttt

i, ...

Oovo, Kan. 15-654 (112).
— Co., Kan. 15-654 (1)2).
Oovenitk. cape, Rus* As 85-1 (

Governess-cart 5-411d.
Government, mt,. Arts. 2-544

GOVEH

^.^ 12-292d: 6-

9650; Uacon 3-13Hd; Ben-
tham 3-74Sd ; Confucius ••
909b ; constitutional 7-14d I
Godwin 12-177d; liookcr
13-673d ; Mencius 18-1 HI.
representative 23-1 KM
social contract theory 25-
M id.

Governmental theory
atonement 2-870o.

Government Annuities Acta
(1804 and 18SJ) 14-G74a.

Oormment OatetU (India) 19-

OerannMntol in u kAetl IM ;)

7-403C.

— of Ireland Bill : tee Home
Rota.

— Statistics 2S-X09S,
Government Well, S.Aus. 2-

960 (E4).

GOVERNOR 12-2980 : com-
mission 16-5i)ld ; medieval
France lO-913d ; United
-

.

— (mech.)25-835d; centrifugal
Zo-s-Jlb: conical pendulum
17-10150 ; gasholder 11-
488d ; steam turbine 25-
840o ; turbines 14-105O.

Governor - General In Council
(India) : tee Viceroy.

" Governor ItafBes " (law case)
24-lOOa.

Governor's, tel.. Mas*. 17-852
(C4).

— , Is!.. N.T. 19-596 (113) ; 19-
I1M.

Governors, mt., Vt. 19-490

(110).

Oovee. mt. NMI. 19-490 (C5).
Govlnda (Kriihna) 13-507b.

— III. (HashtrakuU kinit) 22-
Illa,

Govlnd Das (poet) 13-4860.
GovlndganJ, India 14-376

(N7).
Govlndgarh, India : tee Bha-

tlad*.

Govlndpnr, India 4-982d.
Govlnd Singh (gnru) 23-86b ;
th writings 12-35»d. 19-

Govora. spa.. Rum. 23-827b.
Gow, Andrew (musician) 12-
NBd.

— , Andrew C. (painter) 2O-
(OOb.

— . John (musician) 12-2980,

— , John (pirate) 2O-280C.

• lianicl 12-203d.

— , NIZL (1727-1807) 12-298d.

— , Nicl (1705-1823) 12-298d.

— , William 12-298d.
Oow, riv., Cliimi 28-518a.
Gonrainu, tril>c 1S-907C.
Gowan. hill, Scot. 25-926h.

— , mts.. Queens. 2-960 (G4).
Gowan (diet.) 7-7 8 Id.
Gowan Craig, hill, Scot.

3-2840.

Oowanda, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
Gowanus, bay. N.Y. 19-596

(113).

— , settlement, N Y. 4-648d.
Gowcn. Franklin Benjamin

21-llJd.

1H- 10 '•••

.:"

...

(14).

Levwoo

• '• ft MM
f orU. 1 « t marauoH of.
— , ( l.*rlM : uU-reflnlna;

i -, .

— . JOHN'(poel) 12-I9Hd ; 9-

Illei 27-104C.-.
— .lUooard Hall: loir It-

Gower, Mo. 18-608 (112).

GOWER. .li -I .. Wain 12-299.1

t-428 (V. C4); 5-57»b

Oowen* tract (anal.)

.!«12-74c.
Uowk : tee Cuckoo.
— . liuntlnjc the: tee Hunting

the gowk.
Gotrland, W. : early metal

lunry S-35ld;

Oowlaun grit H (geol.) 18-8190.
GOWN12-30U; academic 23-

413d; Geneva 27-lOOOc,
Gowna, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
— , lake. Ira. 5-572b.
(iowran. Ire. 14-744 (1)1).
COWRIE. JOHN RUTHVEN

3rd earl of 12-301* ; 24-

448b.
— , William Ruthven. let earl

of 12-301a ; 23-94 Ib.

GOWRiE'l'(l^r»e of Oowrle)
dirt.. Scot. 12-302d ; 24-4 is

Cowrie Conspiracy (1600) 12-

301b; 84-448d.
Gowrinhankur Vodeyshankar

tee Vodeyshankar.
Oowt(dlct.)l-18d.
Oowy. riv., Ches. 5-89d ; 17-

:. .1...
GOYA, Ant. 12-3038 ; 2-462

(K2): 7-197a.
GOYANNA ((ioiana). Braz. 12-

SOSa; 21-178C.
— , mts.. Braz. 4-440b.
— , riv.. Bra*. 12-303a ; 21-

Goyatz, Gcr. 11-808 (E2).
GOYA Y LUCIENTES. FRAN-

oisco 12-30:iit ; 5-
Goyaz, Braz. 4-440 (FG) ; 12-

304aj 4-448C.
COYAZ. state, Braz. 12-304a ;

4- 140 (G5) ; area and jiopu-

lation 4-446a; geology 4-

442b. 18-3560.
" Goy.'.« " (Braz. torpedo boat]

24-9 15a (table).
Ooyder. S.Aus. 2-960 (F5).
COYEN, JAN JOSEPHSZOON

van 12-304b.
Goyon, Jacques, comte de

Mntiimon: fee Matignon.
Goyt, riv.. Ches. and Derby, t-

fii (II. 1)3); 8-70b; 18-

174b; geology 6-90a.
Goyura. Viet. 28-38 (Bl).
Ooza, Jap. 15-156 (KO).
Goz Abu Goma. Sud. 19-693

(C5); 19-095b.
Gozaemon (Jap. ceramist) :

tee Numanaml Gozacnion.
Oosome 15-178c.
Gozan, dlst., Turk.As. 9-896a.
Gozcport, Hanu. : tee Gos-

port,

GOZLAN, LEON 12-304d.
GOZO(anc.CJnuli)s). isl...M

12-305a; 17-508 (AD: 17-

610o ; ancient coinage 19-

880b: Phoenicians 21-455b,

14-61 Ob.

Gozon. yp. 25-530 (Cl).
Oozora, Afr. 28-1 ' -"..
Gos Rejeb. Sud. 26-9 (D2).
Gozzan : tee Goss-in.
Gozzano. It. 26--' I'.' (K5).
GOZZ1, CARLO, count 12-

305a : 8-506a.
— , GASPARO, count 12-3050 ;

14-9090.

(loz/o. Isl., ilodlt. : »ee Goro.
-QZZOLI. BENOZZO12-305c;

22-128b.
G.I'.O. : tee General Pott

One*.
Gqnnukwcbl. tribe 15-628a.

ir:, if. K. k-:: • r .1. I-'.' :.'. ; 9-

M4o,

GRAAFF REINET, S.Af. 12-
306b ; 2S-4G6 (G9) ; •
5-236o ; magistracy 5-237d.

(ir....- n, ',.,' - i • ,' • 23-
118a: 23-i:i.'i: 23-133c.

Oraafschnp. Mi. 'i. 18-372 (D7).

Graafwat.T. s. Af. 25-466 (DO).

Graah. Wilhelm August 21-
M4*.

4tOc, U-414a.
Gribent. Hwixl. 11-S.IOb.
Urablll Ind. t«-411 (III).

•

. .

Uraboro, Monlrn. l»-760a.

- . Oer. (IL-tiob.) il-806

>«kl.
Grabuxa J Hum. Cofyotn). cape,

_:

pronlu. ll-S07d : t>-830d
clppl Oraocbanl 14-834O
eqnlte* t-72ib; proce (trie
1C-J ..M.

—.TIBERIUS SEMPRONIUS
(consul S38 B.C.) 12-307a.

—.TIBERIUS SEMPRONIUS
(oororol 215 B.C.) 12-307a.

—.TIBERIUS SEMPRONIUS
(father of the tribune*) 12-
307a: 23-630c: 17-87 M.

—.TIBERIUS SEMPRONIUS
(tribune) 12-307 1>; 23-836d
S-806d : ooerdtlo M>«36a
.-. :;.,.. 24-1 M.

Grace. E. M. 7-4410.

— , G F. 7-111. .

—.WILLIAM GILBERT 12-
308d ; 7-44 Ic; averages 7-

Grace. Ala. 1-460 (C4).
— , Miss. 18-600 (A-B3).
— , nit., Mas*. 17-852 (Cl).
—, pt., R.I. 23-249 (B4).
GRACE (diet.) 12-309d.

— (thanksgiving) 12-310b •
Burns' Selkirk grace, 15-
Mlb.

— (thcol.) 12-310a; Calvin
26-779b : JansenlnU 23-
490d ; Jesuit doctrine 15-
340d ; Melnnchthon 18-89b;
Pauline teaching 2O-954a ;
Pelapius 21-64a ; Suarez
25-li)Clb.

— (title) 12-310(1 : 13-456*.
— , Letters of 12-309d.

Paes. .-.,-•• • tatan •' • • 1 ' ••• )

19-6450.
Gracpchurch Street, London

15-943b.

Grace Cup : tee Loving Cup.
Gracedale. Pa. 21-100 (L3).
Gracedieu, nunnery, Lelcs. %-

(Mb.

Graoefleld, Can. 22-724 (A3).
Gracehlll, Ire. 3-283a.
Gracemont. Okla. 20-58 (C2).
GRACES (myth.) 12-310c ; 9-

753c.
Graces, le Jen des: tet La

Grace.
Grace's Old Castle, Ire. 15-

793c.

Graccton. Pa. 21-106 (D4).
Qraceville. Fin. 10-540 (D5).
— . Minn. 18-550 (A5).
Gracey, Ky. 15-740 (A4).
Grachani t za. monastery, Piioh-

Una, Turt. 22-30 Id.
Orachen, Switz. 26-242 (D4).
Grocla, Barcelona 25-530

(F-G2); 3-391c.
Grocian, Lorenzo (poeud.) :

see Grecian y Morales,

Baltaaar.
GRAC1AN Y MORALES.

Baltasar 12-31 nd ; 25-5»4d.
Graclas(Gracla«aDioM), Hond.

5-678 (113).
— , riv.. Xic. and Hond. : tee

Segovia.

— »DIOB,Nlc. 5-678 (E3) ; 19-
B4M

— a Dlos, cape, NIc. 5-678

— a Dlos, rapids, Urlt.Uond.
4-Clib.

GracJarial-592c, l-597d; 15-

ITta,

Gracilis muwlr 19-57a.
Groclosa, isl., Azores 3-83 (II.);

MM.
— , Isl., CanJs. 6-172 (map);

18-188C.

Gracloso (Sp. drama) 8-508*.
CRACKLE 12-: 11 u.
nracnla : ire Hill mynah.
Ormcnlavua 2O-9d.
Gracnlus : ter Pbalacrocoraz.
Gradacac. Boon. 3-4 (I'D.
Gradahus, mU., Braz. 4-440

<O3).
Gradatae 22-612c.

GORI-GRAF

Onuktioa (phdoL): •» Ab-
bat.

) t ttt

. ^|. 85-110

, •.„* "~" (<^' •*
Ot*xlkmt 88-1344.
— , hrdrauhc 14-4Ib > 15 85%,

I oY soalarl anotu» tf-«BC
Graaieoua 23-U9a.

klriisvo. Itosn. t as*

drahlnl 4-7 7 ib.
(anc. HarvlUozD).

•

Rus*. 28-874 (L

Grad.*hts fierr. S4-5M (1)1).
. Monten. 18-757 (U2) ;

is-;- :

Gradlaka. Alt. Hong. 8-4 'El).
— . Boantsch. Bo.n. 3-1
-. K :. ii -• 3-;
GradUta. Turk. 1-4 Soa.
Urmdlstea, Rom. colony, Rmn.

Qrado. Ana. 8-4 (C4) : 12-
1624 ; 27-lOOto ; oaptore
(8th cent.) 27-l(K)io ; church
8-380bj recapture (llth
cent.)7-14a; sacked (1017.
I0'.4)2-250a.

GRADO, Sp. 12-3110 ; 85-530
(111).

Gradonatchalnlk 4-778*.

GRADUAL (service book) 12-
311o ; 15-799b; plain son*
21-706d.

GRADUATE 12-311d.

GRADUATION 12-J12a: tet
aba < .: btmt on.

GRADUS12-314C.

Grady. Henry W. 2-853d ; 19-

Grady/Ark. 8-552 (D3).
— , Fla. 18-540 (C2).
— , Okla. 85-58 (D-).

— Co.. Ga. 11-752 (B4) ; 11-
7Jld.

— Co, Okla. 88-58 (D3).
QMdTI •• . i. . 10-Ti ' P 0.
—. Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Graeae (myth.) 21-187* ; 21-

47 Ic,
Gracbe. Carl: alizarin 1-67 3o ;

naphthalene 5-58a ; phthalio

ac.d 5-53C.
Graeoostaals. anc. Home 4-

988a: 23-593d.
Graefenberg. Ky. 15-740 (C2).
Groemsay, lal., Scot. 24-412

(El) ; 88-280b ; geology 89-

GraemahalL lake, Scot. 84-411

Groeopbonns 2-30oa,
Graested. Den. 8-24 (El).
Uraettlngcr. la. 14-7«2 (Cl).
GRAETZJiEINRICH 12-.;i4d.
GRAEVIUS (Grave. Grefte),

Johann Georg 12-315a.
GRAF, ARTURO 12-315b.
— , Ednard ll-580b.
— ,KARLHElNRICH12-315b;

Grafaros, Ice. 14-118 (•
GRAFE, ALBRECHT VON 12-
SUe.

— , Alfred von 12-315d ; 18-

64a.

CRAFE, HEINRICH 12-315d.
GRAFE, KARL FERDINAND

von 12-3 lid.

GrUenau. Ger. 11-808 (D4).
GrUenberg. Ans. 8-4 (El);

hydropathy 14-166*.
— . Ger. 11-808 <C4>.
GrafenthaL Ger. 11-808 (III.

pll).
Gnifontonna, Ger. 11-808 (III.

..1 .
Graff (Graffe), Marie Sibylle :

tee .Mer. in.
Graffllla 21-7 lie.

ology 12-316a ; 2O-.,Gsb ;

ceramics 5-726c. 5-7«2a.
Graffo. dlst.. Lines. : tet

Boothby-Graffo.
Grafhonrt, Hull. 13-588 <C2).
GRAFLY. CHARLES 12-316C.

1184 ;

vin^m^K . wrry^r«K-c.o MV

Graford, Tex. 86-690 (1 J).
GRAFHATH. Ger. 12-.

11-808 (I. k6).

ratskaya, Rnas.As. 2S-17r.
ratsnSs, Swed. 88-190 (B2).

G

GL _

GRAFT (.1 . t.)12-316d.
Grafted (heraldry) 13-320O.
Graft-hybrid 14-2SC.
Grafting (hort.) 13-743a ; 13-
ISSc.

— (naut.) 15-875C,

— (surgery) : tee Skin, graft-
ing.

Grafstjom. A. A. 2-8SOb.
GRAFTON. duke* of 12-31ftd ;

U-llM.
— , RICHARD 12-317a.

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325

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Grafton, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
— , Cal. 5-8 (C2).
— , Can. 20-114 (C2).
— , 111. 14-304 (B5).
GRAFTON, Mass. 12-317o ;

17-852 (D2).
— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Gl).
— , Neb. 19-324 (G4).
— , N.H. 19-490 (C-D4) ; 19-

49--M.
GRAFTON, N.S.W. 12-317c ;

19-538 (Gl).
— , N.Y. 19-596 (G3).
— , O. 20-26 (F-G2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (F5).
— , Va. 28-118 <F3).
— , Vt. 19-490 (B5).
— , Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4).
— , Wis. 28-740 (F5).
GRAFTON, W.Va. 12-317d;

28-560 (C2).

— , isls., Chil. 2-462 (B7).
— , mts.. Queens. 2-960 (H5).

— Co., N.H. 19-490 (C4-D3).

— Regis, Bucks. : geology 4-
729a-

Grafvame, Swed. 26-190 (A2).

Grafverslors, Swed. 19-758b.

Graf-Wellhausen (bibl. criti-
cism) 15-372d ; ll-SSOc ;
20-6150 ; 3-863a.

Gragera, Jose 24-515b.

Graggs Pond, lake, N.H. 19-
490 (D5).

Gragnano, It. 15-4 (C6) ; 5-
124b.

Graha (myth.) : see Rahu.

Graham, marquesses and
dukes of Montrose : see
Montrose.

— , Ennis (pseud.) : see Moles-
worth, Mary Louisa.

— , George 1-540 ; compensa-
ton pendulum 6-539c ; de-
clination observations 17-
354a ; escapements 6-541d,
28-363c ; graduation 12-
312b.

— , SIR GERALD 12-317d ; 9-
121a ; 9-1220.

— , H. (cricketer) 7«444c ; 7-
445b.

— , Hon. Mrs. : portrait by
Gainsborough 20-4 7 4o, 18-
SMo.

— , SIR JAMES ROBERT
George 12-318a ; Oetective
force instituted 21-9790 ;
labour bills 9-563c ; Mazzini
corresponOence 17-944a, 22-
181c ; naval aOministration
of 19-3051), 14-347a.

— (of Claverhouse), John, vis-
count DnnOee : see Dundee,
viscount.

— , John (colonel) 5-238b ; 1
319d.

— , Maria : gee Callcott, Maria,
Lady.

— , Patrick (archbp.) 24-44 la ;
16-508a.

— , Peter 20-501b.

— , Richard, viscount Preston :
see Preston.

— , Sir Robert (conspirator)
24-439b.

—.SYLVESTER 12-318c.

— , Thomas, 1st baron Lyne
doch : see Lynedoch.

— , THOMAS (chemist) 12.
318c ; aluminium hyOrate
l-772b: dialysis 8-157a, 12-
715c ; diffusion experiments
25-3760 ; ferric hyOroxide
14-7970 ; phosphorus com
pounOs 6-4Ca, l-146b
statue 12-s;ih.

— , Tom 20-502a ; 21-336C,

Graham, Ala. 1-460 (D2).

— , Lines. : see Grantham.

— , Mo. 18-608 (A-B1).

— , N.C. 19-772 (Cl).

— , Tex. 26-690 (12).

— , Va. 28-118 (A3).

— , Va. 28-118 (Cl).

— , isl., Can. 4-600 (B2).

— Bell LanO, isl., Arct. 21-938
(B2).

— Co., Ariz. 2-544 (D3).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (Cl).

— Co., N.C'. 19-772 (A4).
GRAHAME, JAMES (poet) 12.

319b.

Graham flour 10-550c.
Graham Head, cape. Can. 19-

831 (C2).
Grahamite (min.) 18-508b ; ?•

600a.
Graham LanO, "region, Antarc.

21-961 (M) ; 21-963C.

— Landing, Can. 1-500 (Bl).

— Moore, cape, Can. 5-160
(PI).

Graham, Morton & Co. : con-
veyor 7-580.

Graham's Act (1884) 20-825a,

GRAHAM'S DYKE (Wall of

Pius ; Antonini Vallum) 12-

319c: 4-584 (A-B2) ; 23-

648 (Bl) ; 4-584b ; Bo'ness

4-203c; Dumbartonshire 8-
661c; inscription of measure-
ments 14-63 la ; St irlingshire
25-92SC ; terminus 6-572o.

Graham's Island (He Julie ;
Isola Ferdinandea), Medit.
28-188d.

Graham Station, Ga. 11-752
(D4).

— Station, W.Va. 28-560
(A-B3).

Grahamston, Scot. 10-149b.

GRAHAM'S TOWN, S.Af. 12-
319d ; 25-466 (H9) ; colleges
5-236o ; court 5-235d.

Grahamstown, N.Z. : see
Thames, N.Z.

Grahamton, Ky. 15-740(B-C3).

Grahaparivritti 13-500a.

Grahovo, Monten. 18-767 (A2);
battle (1858) 18-772c.

— , dist., Monten. 18-767 (A2) ;
18-767a.

Graian Alps, mts., Eur. 10-77S
(H5); 15-4 (A2); 23-6-19
(B4anOC2); l-742c ;15-2b.

Graide, Belg. 3-668 (F4).

Graigue, Carlow, Ire. 14-744
<D4); 5-346b.

Graiguenamanagh, Ire. 14-744
(D4); 15-793d.

GRAIL, THE HOLY 12-320a ;
Lancelot 16-151b ; Portu-
guese version 22-156d ;
Round Table 23-773a.

Grailly, Jean de, captal of Buch
5-293d ; 21-899a.

Grain, Corney ll-800b.

Grain, Arab. : see Kuwet.

— , Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).

— , Isle of, Kent 9-424 (IV.
D4); 15-736c.

Grain (cereal) 7-162b ; bounty
4-3240 ; conveyors 7-54d •
elevators 7-57a f flars prices
(Scotland) 10-309b ; futures
(Germany) ll-893a : gran-
aries 12-336b ; loading 24-
960a : quarantine 22-7 lOa.

GRAIN (diet.) 12-322a.

— (music) 18-947C.

— (stone) 22-7 12c.

— (stream) 9-418a.

— (weights and measures) 28-
480o ; 28-489a ; 28- I'.i.'a.

Grain Coast, region, W.Af . 12-

G96c.
Grain - cutting machine :

McCormick's 17-2061).
Graindor of Douai 7-551a.
Graine(dict.)25-99b.
Orainncld, Kan. 15-654 (Bl).
Graingrr, James 8-203b.
— , Robert 19-473b.
Grainger Co., Tenn. 26-C>'20

(HI).
Graining (painter-work) 12-

322a ; tools for 20-458d.

— (soap manuf.) : see Salting
out.

Grain of rice porcelain 5-746b ;

Japanese 15-lsSb ; Persian

form 5-728a.
Grainry. 111. 14-304 (C3).
GRAINS OF PARADISE

(Guinea grains, Melegueta

pepper) 12-.">22b ; 12-696o.
Grainthorpe, Lines. 9-416 (II.

H3).
GRAIN TRADE 12-322C ; Chi

cago 6-121d.

Grain Valley, Mo. 18-608 (B2).
Graisivaudan, dist., FT. 10-778

(G-H5); 14-867d.
Graisse disease (wine) : see

Viscous disease.
Graissessac, Ft. 13-3320.
Graitery, mt., Switz. 26-242

(C2).
Graitney Green, Soot. : see

Gretna Green.
Graivoron, Russ. 23-874 (I.

El); 23-872 (E5) ; 15-

953d.
Graiagan, bay, Dch.E.Ind. 15-

284 (E-F3).
Grajahn, Braz. : population

17-668b.
— , riv., Braz. 4-440 (H2) ; 17-

668b.

Grakovo, Russ. 23-874 (I. F2).
Gralath, Daniel 9-234d.
Gralheira, mts., Port. (A2) ;

25-530.

Grallae 20-312a ; 20-314a.
Grallatores 20-312c ; 20-325a.
Gram, Gregers 3-777a; 2-

329c.

— , Ilans (historian) 8-40d.
— , Hans Birch (physician) 13-

647a.

— , Johan (writer) 8-728a.
— , J.P. : mathematical tables

26-3340, 26-3350.
GRAM (Chick-pea) 12-325O.
Grama-devata (deities) 13-

502a.

Grama grass 12-376b.
Gramalena, mt., Alps 26-242

(F4).

Gramat, FT. 10-778 (E5).

— .Causse de, region, Fr. : see
RocamaOour, Causse de.

Grambus (diet.) 21-661Vh

Gramenz, Ger. 11-808 (Fl).

Gramercy, La. 17-54 (b6).

Gramercy (Oict.) 18-1590.

Graminaceae : eee Grasses.

Gramineae : see Grasses.

Gramisdale, Scot, 24-412 (A3).

Gramman (title) 12-680d.

GRAMMAR 12-326a ; Alex-
andrian school 24-360a ;
analysis l-912d; Greek phil-
osophers 16-882a; medieval
education 8-955a ; Sanskrit
works 24-179d ; Stoic con-
tributions 25-946d ; Vedic
literature 24-161a ; versified
treatises ll-123b.

Grammar of Science, The (Karl
Pearson) 18-247b.

Grammar-school 24-360a ; 24-
366a ; 8-973c ; Canada 25-
975b ; Scotland 24-421d.

— Schools Act (1840) 8-973o.
Grammateis 4-321a.
Grammatistes 24-359c.
Grammatophoro 16-8240.
Grammby, Ger. 8-24 (B3).
Gramme, Z6nobe Theoplule 8-

766c.

Gramme 28-489C ; 28-492a,
Grammer. Ind. 14-422 (F6).
GRAMMICHELE, Sic. 12 -

332a; 15-4 (E6).
Grammont, Humbert de (bp.):

see Humbert de Grammont.
GRAMMONT (Cheeraards-

bergen), Belg. 12-332a; 3-

668 (C2) ; 28-374d.
— , mt., Alps 26-242 (B4).
Grammos, mts., Turk. 27-426

(B3); l-482a; 17-216c.
Grammow, Ger. 11-808 (Dl).
Grammysial6-r22a ; 28-519b.
Grammysiidae 16-122a.
Gramo (measure) 28-492a.
GRAMONT, ANTOINE A. A.,

duke of 12-332b.

, Antoine H. G. A., duke of

12-332b.
— , Diane d'Audouin, com-

tesse de 12-3320.
— , PHILIBERT, comte de 12-

332d; 24-7020.
GRAMOPHONE 12-333c : 21

4670.
Gramophone Co., Lincke v. 7-

1210.

Grampian, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
GRAMPIANS, THE, mts., Scot.

12-3330 : 24-412 (D3) ; 24-

418 (B2-1); geology 14

744b.
— , The, mts., Viet. 28-38 (B2);

28-3Sb.

Grampian sandstone 28-39b.
Grampian S.S.Co., Papayanni

v. 3-56d.
GRAMPOUND, Corn. 12-333d;

9-430 (C3) ; pitchblende 21-

663c.
GRAMPUS 12-334a ; 5-774a ;

10-434d ; hunting 28-573c.

— griseus : seeRisso's dolphin.
Gramsbergen, Holl. 13-588

(D2).
Gram's method (of staining)

3-172b.

Gran, Hung. : see Esztergom.
— , riv.. Hung. 13-895b.
Grana (cheese) : see Parmesan

cheese.

Granacci, Francesco 18-364c.
GRANADA, LUIS DE 12-334b;

22-159d.
GRANADA, C.Am. 12-334c ;

5-678 (D5); capture 18-

833c.

— , Kan. 15-654 (Gl).
— , Minn. 18-550 (C7).
— , Mo. 18-608 (D4).
GRANADA, Sp. 12-335a ; 25-

530 (D4); cathedral 2-41Gb,

24-497d ; Nasrides 19-249d;

reja 12-596d; riots (1905J

25-566d ; treaty (1500) 10-

826a : university 27-762a.
GRANADA, prov., Sp. 12-

3340: 25-530 (D4); 25-530

(C-D4) ; area, &c. 25-5310

(table): earthquake (1884)

25-560d.
Granadas, mt., Arg. 2 • 462

(Cl): l-963c.

Granadella, Sp. 25-530 (F2).
Granadilla, Sp. 25-530 (B

C2).
GRANADILLA (bot.) 12-336b

13-85d; fruit 20-887d.
Granadillo (bot.) : see Brya

ebenus.

Granam, Scot. 17-571a.
Granard, Arthur Forbes, ear'

of 25-2420.
Granard, Ire. 14-744 (D3) ; 16-

981a.
GRANARIES 12-336b ; of

Rameses 2-374 b.

(C2); 19-464d.

— , lake, Can. (
(C2) ; 19-830b.

— , lake,

Granatoblastida 8-878c.
Gran Balira, riv., Andorra 1-

966a.

Granbury, Tex. 26-690 (I-K3).
GRANBY, JOHN MANNERS,

marquess of 12-3410; 24-

Granby, Can. 22-724 (D3).

— , Colo. 6-722 (El).
—.Conn. 6-952 (D2) ; 28-

714a.

— , Mass. 17-852 (C2).

— , Mo. 18-608 (B5).

— , Notts. 9-416 (II. F4).

— , Vt. 19-490 (D2).

— , North, Conn. : see North
Granby.

— , West, Conn. : see West
Granby.

• Station, Conn. 6-952 (D2).
Granby tuff 27-630b.
Gran Canciller de las Indias

(title) 5-834d.
GRAN CHACO, plain, S.Am.

12-342a; 2-462 (D2) ; 4-

167 (C4).
Granchester, Cambs. : see

Grantehester.
Gran Cocama, lake, Peru 17-

7d.
Grancy, Jacques L. R. de

Medavy, count of 25-6030.
Grand, Fr. 10-778 (G3).

— , Okla. 20-58 (B2).

— , bay, Maur. 17-271 (C5).

— , bay, W.I. 28-544 (A3).

— -canal, China 6-168 (K2-
K3) ; 6-1681) ; 5-168b.

—.canal, Ire. 14-744 (C3) ; 14-
747d.

— , falls, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).

— , falls, Can.(Lab.)5-160(R5);
12-89 Ic.

— , falls, Nfd. 19-479 (C2) ; 19-
478c.

— , harb., Malta 17-508 (Bl).

— , isl., La. 17-54 (E3).

— , isl., Mich. 18-372 (D3) ; 26-
112c.

— , isl., N.Y. 19-596 (A-B2);
19-7870.

— , isl., Vt. 19-490 (A2).

— , lake, Can. (Lab.) 5-160
(R5).

— , lake, Can. (N.Br.) 19-465

9-464d.

Can. (N.S.) 19-831
9-830b.
, La. 17-54 (B4).

— , lake, La. 17-54 (C4).

— , lake, La. 17-54 (07).

— , lake. La. 17-54 (a5).

— , lake, Me. 17-434 (D-E3).

— , lake. Me. (and Can.) 17-434
(E3) ; 17-4340.

— , lake, Mich. 18-372 (G4).

— , lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2) ; 19-
47Sc.

— , lake, Tex. 26-688c.

— , riv., Can. (Lab.) : see
Hamilton, river.

— , riv., Can. (N.Br.) 19-465
(Bl).

— , riv.. Can. (Ont.) 20-114
(B-C3); 9-741C.

— , riv., Colo. 12-347c; 6-718d.

— , riv., La. 17-54 (C4).

— , riv., Mich. 18-372 (D6) ;
18-3710.

— , riv., Mo. (trib. Missouri R.)
18-608 (C2).

— , rir., Mo. (trib. Osage R.)
18-008 (C3).

— , riv., O. 20-26 (HI); 20-
457c.

— , riv., Okla. 20-58 (Fl) ; 20-
26a.

— , riv., S.Dak. 25-506 (E2)
25-507a.

— , riv., Utah 27-814 (E4)
27-813C.

— , riv., Wis. 28-740 (D5).
Grand Alliance: (1089) 1-

695b ; 13-602a ; (1701) 9-
543d; 10-845a; (1814)
see Quadruple Alliance.

— ALLIANCE, WAR OF THE
12-:!42b ; 25-603 (map)
naval operations 12-346b
see also Ryswick, Treaty of.

Grandas de Saliine, Sp. 25-5HO

(Bl).
Grand Assaly, mt., Alps 1-

742d.

Grand assize 2-783b.
Grand Ballon, mt., Vosges

see Sulzer Belchen.

— Bank, Nfd. 19-479 (B-C3).

— Bank, cape, Nfd. 19-479
(B-C3) ; battle (1812) 13-
869d.

— Basa, Lib. 11-204 (C6) ; 15-
933c.

— Bassam, Iv.Cst. 11-204
(E6); 15-99b.

— Bassam, lagoon, Iv.Cst.
see Ebrifi.

— Bassin, lake, Maur. 17-
913a.

— Bay, Ala. 1-460 (A5).

Grand Bayou, riv., La. 17-54
(a7-6).

— Bayou, riv., La. 17-54 (08).

— Bayou, riv., La. 17-54 (Al).

— Bernard, mt.. Reunion 23-
20Gd.

— Blanc, Mich. 18-372 (G7).

— Bourg, W.I. 12-645b.

— Caicos, isl., W.I. : see
Caicos, Grand.

— Calumet, isl., Can. : see
Calumet.

— Calumet, riv., Ind. and 111.
ll-480d.

Grand camee de France (gem)
ll-567a ; 23-484d (PI. VII.).
Grand Camp, Fr. 17-542d.

— Canal, Venice 27-995C.

— CANARY, isl., Can.Is. 12-
347b ; 5-172 (map) ; ex-
peditions to 12-229C, 13-
296a ; Guanche customs 12-
650c.

— Cane, La. 17-54 (Al).

— Cane Bayou, riv.. La. 17-54
(A2-1).

GRAND CANYON, gorge, Ariz.
12-347b ; 2-544 (Bl).

— Canyon, gorge, Ark. 2-
550c.

— Canyon, gorge, C.Af. 28-
45a.

— Canyon, gorge, Colo. 6-722
(03).

— Canyon, gorge. Wyo. 28-
912c.

Grand Catalan Company : see
Catalan Grand Company.

Grand Catvik, isl., Fr.I.C. 14-
498 (F6).

— Caverns, Colo. 6-725C.

— Cayman, isl., W.I. 28-544
(A3); 5-590b.

— Cestos, Lib. 11-204 (C6).

— Chain, 111. 14-304 (D6).
Grand Challenge Cup (Henley

regatta) 23-784b.
Grand chambellan 5-819d.
Grand' Chambre (Parlement)

20-83 ta.
Grand Champ, Fr. 10-778 (C4).

— Chenicr, La. 17-54 (B4).

— Chimu, Peru : ruins 27-
323c.

Grand Co., Colo. 6-722 (Dl).

— Co., Utah 27-814 (E3).

— Colombier, mt., Fr. 15-
566d.

Grand Committee (House of
Commons) 20-8360.

— Comnenus : see Alexius I.
(of Trebizond).

— Companies, The : see Great
Companies, The.

— Conseil (France) 10-914b ;
10-9170.

— Conservator (order of St
John ol Jerusalem) 24-
14a.

— cordon (Legion of Honour)
15-863b.

Grand Cornier, mt., Alps 1-
743b.

— Cflte, dist., La. 17-54a.

— Coteau, La. 17-54 (B-C3).

— Coulee, dist., Wash. 28-354
(F2) ; 28-3530.

Grand Council, China : see

Chun Chi Ch'u.

GranOcour, Switz. 26-242 (B3).
GranO Couronne, Fr. 10-778

(E3).

— CriSdo, mt., Fr. 15-566C.

— Croix, Fr. 12-56b.

— Cul de Sac, bay, W.I. 28-
544 (F3) ; 12-645a.

Grand Cyrus, The : see Arta-

mene ou le Grand Cyrus.
Grand Dauna, lake, Nig. : see

Dauna.
Grand Day (inns of court) 14-

585d.
Grand dicttonnaire universel

du XIX' siecle (Larousse)

8-190a.
Grand Drewin, Iv.Cst. 11-204

(D6).
Grand Ducal Highness (title)

13-456b.
GRAND DUKE 12-348d ; 23-

892b.

Grande, bay, Arg. 2-462 (C7).
— , mts., Braz. (Cara) 4-440

(12).
— , mts., Braz. (Goyaz) 4-440

(03).

— , mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (Gl).
— , rapids, Bra^. 4-440 (G:i).
— , riv., Arg. (Bermejoriv.)21-

788b.
— , riv., Arg. (Colorado riv.) 6-

724b.
• — , riv., Braz. (Araguaya riv.)

2-315a.
— , riv., Braz. (Parana riv.) 4-

440 (G6); 21-787b.
— , riv., Braz. (S. Francisco

riv.) 4-440 (H4).
— , riv., C.Am. (Guat.) 5-678

(A3); 12-6610.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

To make full use of this Index It If essential to read the
iif.irin.iion* given on Page I.

GRAF-GRANT

Grand*, rlv Vlo.) 6-

• •
— . rhr, OoJo, *-722 (K4> : 6-

?rtrJam. 18-133 (map):

. Maur. 17-»lld.
. rl».. Max. : M* Ago**-

iT..J£tatt.

"

i64(0«): si-

-.HV.. I'.TI l.lllll.

(III): 88-1'
v

(Granada)

11-204

-530

18-334d.

— . rlv.. Sji. (Murala) 18-Hlob.

- rlv! Tk*ra del Fuego •».
told.

— . rlr.. I'nw. 27-H06a.
-. val.. It. fB-141 (K4).

ilrand eagle: as* Grand oor-

Grande Abmlllo Uiituws rat.

.M:- 1-71-v.

- LlsW. ' u,. 19- I.: , (I II.

.... W.I. 17-Mi2(U,

— ADMI d'Ariet. bay. W.I. :

.*•. Arlf
tirnn I.- Lntt • • ' >f N II>"|.-.MI)

Grande Bale. Can. 22-724 (CSX
. Boca, . -• . V> ..-.-. 27-..I-.I
(Cl); 89-276*.

— . Boooa. bay. It S-190b.

— Casse. mt, Alps 1-7 4 2c; 1-
7 in i.

— Casse. pass, Alps 1-7 43a.
— . Cayo, U., W.I. 7-S9S (D
Grande Chartreuse, monastery,

Fr. 10-889a.
Grande Cote, Isl.. La. 17-54

(C4).
— .Cuchllla, hills, tlrug. 27-

— Curnni. M.. Brax. 4-440

IKU.

— de Areoibo, rlv.. P.R. 2-
r.l.l.

— de Cagayan. riv., P. Is. 14-

...

— de Ourutlba, rlT., S. Am. :

— de D ignis, rlv.. C.Am. : tee
Grande de Terrabls.

— de Jujuy, riv., Arg. IS-
'. 1 7 * -

— de Jutabr. bd.. Bras. 4-440
(G1Y

— de Lerma, rlT.. Hex. : see
Lerma,

— de Llpes. rlr., Hoi. 4-167
(B4): 4-1 69b.

— del Norte. rtv.. Goto. 6-72S

— del Norte, rlT.. Hex. 18-318
(K1-F2): 18-31&L

— de Mindanao, riv.. P.I.-. 21-
Mt£

— Uentde Hordes, mt, Swttx.
26-242 (C4); l-744a.

— de Plrrii, HT., C.Am. 5-67 S
(D6): 7-SSOa.

— .It- Santiago, riv.. Mex. 18-
318 (D-E3); 18-3 1 -id ; 15-
131d.

— de Tarooles, fir., C.Am. 7-

no*.

— de Terrabls, rlv., C.Am. 5-
678(D-E«); 7-SSOa.

— do Tuaya, tel., Brat. 4-410

rrn.

GRANDEE (dirt.) 12-349a.
Grande Kan. riv., Switx. M*
BS-STlo.

Ornn.t.- He. M.. Kr. 10-778

(D3): 5-sill..
Grand Elector (France) 10-

,

Grandella. It : battle (1266)

18-356.
Grande mademoiselle : tee

Montpenstor. A. M. L.

d'Orleans, dnchesse de.
Grande. Hare, bay. It 26-

415(1.

— Motte. mt. Alps 1-7 42d.
(in:i.| Y • ' '-. ••:, !.--ir>-, It.'-

union 23-207 a.
Grandenx, Ger. 11-808 (O2).
Grande Ordonnanoe (1357) 10-

-.'1 i.
Grande Riviere, HaL 18-824

(Bl).

— K.M-here. mt., SwiU. 86-
242 (B5): 1-7 43h.

— Knnde, rlv., Oreg. 80-212

am

— KoasM. pass, Alps l-742d

— Hume. mt. Alps l-74Sb.
Grandee, bar, Crete 7-11-

.
Qrande

MfijMglNL \vi.M.-.l-l.i.

mt.. Fr. 24-2I-.I.
— Sauldre: tee Sauldre.
Onmdet cknmiqvet de

11-1 19a.

Grande* JoraMSS, nit.. Alp*

tre J..r»~"-«. UrandOS.

iTta-

1 I.

1Mb Can. l
— fUng. lake. W.L 86-144

(Kt): 18-

>. Terre, tal.. Iad.O. 1

— Torre. W.. La. 17-44 (d6).

17-44 MS),
it. All- 1-

Alps 1

(imnJ Ktrol,
Grand Kurya (mil.)

; It- f. I.I.
aran.K.II.. T.-t. M-nun (Kl).

1V-771
. 2---'i-7.l.
Grandfather (liwtr.) : MI Bull

_, ]... „ 6- • ..' I.

Grand Ferrand. mt. Alps 1-

— FORKS. Can. 18-349b ; 4-
600 I F3).

— FORKS. N.Uak. 18-S49b ;
19-: • H2).

— Forks Co.. N.Dak. 18-780

Grandgagnage, Francois 8-

6860.

flrandgtatae. Ark. 8-55S (US).
Grand Glayxa, mt, Alps 1-

71.',

— Golllax. mt. Alps 86-242
(CS): 1-7430,

— Gorge, X. V. 19-598 (Al).

— Cosier. Hal. 18-824 (A2).

— Gosler. Isl.. La. 12-824 (F4).

— Gulf. Mis*. 28-22o.
Grand gulf irroup 18-OOOa.
Grand Halleux. Belg. 8-668

(03).

— Harbor. N.Dak. 19-780
(Fl).

— HAVEN, Mich. 12-349c ;
18-372 (D6).

Grandhomme,Panl(enamellcr)

9-367a.
Grand Hotel, Lond. : iron

bridge 18-213 (Plate).
Grandl (Florence) 10-531a.
Grandldler. Alfred (traveller)

3-975d : 18-9580.
GRANDIER. URBAN 12-3111.-.
Grandin. lake. Can. 5-160

— , Mo'. 18-60S (F5).
— . X.Dak. 19-780 (O-H2).
Grand Island. <3nl. 5-8 (CS).

— ISLAND, Xeb. 12-349c : 19-
324 (F4).

— Island. N.Y. 19-596 (A-B3) ;
19-7-

— Me. La. 17-54 (d8).

— Isle, Me. 17- n I (Dl).

— Isle, Vt. 19-490 (AS).

— Isle Co.. Vt. 19-490 (AS).

— Junction. Colo. 6-722 (B2) ;
6-7.'_' • _•

— Junction. la. 14-732 (CS).

— Junction, Mich. 18 - 37S
(117).

— Junction, canal, Mdx. 16-
94S (CS) ; 16-938 (AS) ; 18-
414a.

Grand jury 7-159d : 15-588d.
Grand Lake. Ark. 2-552 (D4).

— Lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2) ;
19-4780.

Grandlake, Colo. 6-722 (Dl).
— . La, 17-54 (A4).
Grand Lake Stream, He. 17-
434 (E3).

— Lake Victoria, lake. Can.
22-7S4 (A3).

Grand larceny 16-210o; 16-

2Mb.
Grand Ledge, Mich 18-372

(F7).
Grandllon. lake. FT. 10-778

(I) I): 16-924d.
Grand lit (of kings of France)

3-6 13a.
Orand Hvre de la detie publique

S--:. i.

Grand-Lace, FT. 10-778 (E4).
Grand Manan, chan.. Can. 17-

434 (E-F4).

— Manan. Isl.. Can. 19-46:.
(BS) : 19-465b ; 8-837c.

— Harals. Mich. 18-372 (E3) ;

•HIM.

— MaraK Minn. 18-550 (FS).
Grand Maniler (liqueur) 7-

M6b.

— m»t (of ship): tet Maln-

,..

Grand Mcadnir. Minn. 18-550
(F.7! : 18-:>49d.

— Men-, falK Can. 26-S89d.

— Mesa, plain, Colo. 6-722
(B2).

Graiulmmnll (French actor)

IsVSOlb.

Oranil nilrnTc (rardK) 4-297a.
GRANDMONT1NES 12-349d.

Omafmftato. t. (obsnlst) 8-

OssswslMDd. la. 14*731 (Gl).

Ol6M~MoVBd.Wa.il. 86-354

(••OB).

— Muveran.

142 II I. . l-;iln.

— Narrow.. ( <u,. lt-vil (Dl).

..ual (racB) 18-

GranduU,
— . iiiu.,

,27-1 i
25- ..<• Ul
25- ,,, i \.i| .

-721

Beaux
. 2-M1. 1 : 2-

II. 15-4 (Al);

1-712.1.

.

v paMage. La. 17-54
M> aUo Barataria

Grand penltenUarr. Cardinal

Grand Pensionary (Holland)

21-1. •:• . 13-.. "...i

.int..Alpsl-74Sb.

: :
7-7Mb.

— Popo, laeoon, W.Af. 7-734c.

— Port, Maur. 17-9 14d.

— Port, dlst, Maur. 17-912(1 ;
nosin 17-1. .,

— 1'oruwc. Minn. 18-550 (FS).

— Portal, cape, Mich. 18-372
(D3>.

— I'ruirle. Tex. 86-690 (B8).

— Prairie, hUK Tex. 27-619c.
i.r.n.l IT. . i u,. 19--.. i i:.'].
l.r in.|[.r.-. I i. 10-77- K!:ii.
Grand prime (cards) 1-7 49d.
Grand prince (title): tet

Grand duke.
Grand Prix de Paris (race) 13-

: ITa,

Grand ciuarter (her.) 13-31 4b.
Grandqulst (physicist) 6- --'.'• I.
Grand Rapids, Can. 5-160

.

— RAPIDS, Mirh. 12-350a ;
18-372 (E7).

— KapldH. Minn. 18-.V.O (D3).

— Rapiil-. N.l>ak.l9-780(F3).

.: i-

— RAPIDS, Wls. 12-350C ; 28-
740 (D4).

— lUpldx, canal. Can. 17-
.-.-:„..

— Rapids, falls, Can. (Outarde
rlv.) 22-724 (CS).

— Itapi.K (all-, can. (Saskat-
chewan riv.) 17-584b.

Grand Ilapids Mukegon sys-
tem: power station 22-S38b.

OrandreUe (yarn) 28-906d.

Grand Rcmon«t ranee (1641) •-
»ns,.: e-f.-.i.i: 22-1:- M.

Grand Rhone, riv., Fr. 10-778

— RldV. HI- 14-304 (D2).
(irandrleu. Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Grand River, Can. 22-721

rot).

— River. la. 14-732 (D4).

— River. Maur. 17-271 (Ci).
- Rivers, Ky. 15-740 (Bl).
Grand1 Riviere, W.I. 17-802

, Alt.

Orand Ronde, reservation.
Ore*. 80-S45C.

— Roubine, canal, Fr. 11-458C.

— Ronirtmont nit, FT. 18-
N6o,

— Rubren, mt, Alps l-741d.

— Sable, lake, Mfch. 18-372
(DM.

Grand Saint drool 12-320d ;

17-
Orand Saline. Hni. 12-824 (Al).

— Saline, Tex. 26-690 , •

— Sarconl. mt. Fr. 28-18«d.
Grandsee, Swltx. : tee Grand-

son.
Grand Sefton Steeplechase 13*

.

Grand Serjeanty 24-673a.
Grand S<-.tfr-. Lib. 11-204

(D6) : le-.MSa.
Orandsin- triples 3-690O.
Grands Jours (asslre court) 80-

Grand stem (cards) 4-297a ; 4-
Sfl9b.

Grands MnleU. rat., Alpe 4-

::•.'.!.

Grand Sobranye (Bute. Con-
.1,1 4-778a.

tut., Alps l-74Sb.
GRANDSON. -«iti. 1S-350O ;

26-212 (ICO: ll-213d:

battle (147K)26-251d.
Grand Soufrlere. mt, W.I. :

•re La Sonfrlere.
Grand spread (cards) 4-297a.

laO, i '..'i. i»-

J33&BL

••
M

.ill.-) 27-151
Orand Tar«a, rlv., W.Af. 11-

104 (Al).
Urmd Trdoment (Vlllun)

87d.
Ontod Tcton, mt, w><>. 27-

61 1 c.

— TournaUn. mt, Alps 1-

— Tower, 111. 14-304 (C6).

— Travene. bay, Midi. 18-372

— Traverse Co, Mich. 18-372

— Traverse of the Fin*,

. tre Flint

— Trianon, Versailles, Fr. :
ire Trianon, Grand.

— Trunk, canal. Eng. : ire
Trent and Mersey.

— Trunk Pat-lite lull way. Can.
5-1 •!.;•• : 5-lSOc ; Manitoba
17-5tt5c: projected exten-
sion 1-501. .

— Trunk Railway. Can. 18-
400a ; 8O-.IH9I< ; 4-435b.

— Trunk road, India 14
Grandtully, s«,t. 24-11
— , castle, Scot. 24- 1 \-i
— , hill, .Scot. 24- 1 1
Grand Turk, W.I. 27- l«*b.

— Turk, lal., W.I. 28-014 (U2);
27-468b.

— Union, canal, NortbanU. 9-
420 (III. E2) ; 19-769a.

Grandus Brook, riv., Nfd. 19-

479 (B3).

Grundval. SwiU. 26-242 (Cl).
Orand Valley, Colo. 6-722

(H2).

— Valley, Pa. 21-106 (DS).

— Valley, canal, Colo. 6-722
(A2).

— Veymont mt, Alps l-742b.
atwsfi tm. \;., I-!.;" ,• .,.

—, Ark. 2-552 (Bl).
— , la. 14-732 (F3).
— , Ind. 14-428 (C9).
— , .Mo. 18-608 (B3).
' 19-771 (A4).

Grand View, Tex. 86-690 (E3).
(ir.in.lviow. Wash. 86-354

. \\ Is. 28-740 (B-CS).
— ! W.Va. 28-560 (B-C4).
Grandville (pseud.) : tre Ger-

ard, Jean 1. 1.

Grandville, Mich. 18-372 (E7).
GrandvUliers, FT. 10-778 (E2).
Grand Wash cliffs. Ariz. 2-544

(Bl): 2-544(B2).

— Wash, riv., Arix. 2-544 (Bl ).

— Western canal, Eng. : lifts
5-170C,

Grandy, W. : Livingstone re-
lief expedition 6-917c.

Grane, Arab. : tee Knwet

Granen, Sp. 25-530 (E2).

Granero, mt, Alps 1-7 42a.

Graneros, Colo. 6-722 (F4).

GRANET. FRANCOIS MARI-
us 12--..-..H1.

Granet, lake. Can. 5-160 (E2).

Grancy, Ire. 15-79H-.

— , lake, Ire. 14-744 (C4) : 6-
426c.

Gran Falls, Minn. 18-550

dm

Grangftrde, Swed. 26-190 (Cl).
Grange. James Erakine, lord

.
— . Rachel Erskine, lady 17-

Grange, Ire. 14-744 (Cl).

— . Lanes. 9-411 (L C4) ; geo-
lofry 16-138C.

Ot 24-412 (FS): 3-314a.
GRANGE (diet.) 12-35U.
Grange City, Ky. 15-740 (ES).

— Fort, Hants. 22-1H2 (map).

— . riv.. Ire. 14-744 (C:t).
GRANGEMOUTH, Scot. 12-

351b; 84-418 (DS) ; geo-
logy 2S-928a: shipping
statistics 84-428a. 87-803d.

Grangen. Swed. 26-190 (Cl).

Grangeneuve, Jean Antoine
12-49C.

Granger. Francis 19-608d.

— , JAMES 12-351C.
Granger. Ala. 1-460 (D5).

l '..I". 6-722 (D4).
Ind. 14-422 (El).
Mo. 18-608 (I)-EI).
Tex. 26-690 (K5).
rtah 27-814 (CS).
Wn-li. 28- 1 K :l.
Wyo. 28-874 (C4).
Grangerixe (print-collecting)

12-. 1. 1.

Granger Movement 27-719d;
lO-181b; 22-828d; law-
oases l-830d.

Granges. Switx. (Soleure) : let
finoouto.

OtmiMMtown. YostaL t-411 (I.
ftSllllll Ida. 14-176 (A-

— . La. 17-54 (nil.
Oranlea, llam. 81 If il.

• : . .- •. 2*-:i: f.:
Osdpw, ft*., Aata M. 8-7*0

. battle 034 n 1
54«r, U-IODb, 18-4H9C.
Grantor, mt, Alps i-T4Sb.
Graollla 6-41 le.
Qcaalte, Arii. 8-544 (Bl).

— . Colo. •-Ill (Ul).
—.Ida. 14-176 (A 1).
— . Jld. 17-M8 (FlL
— , Mont 14-276 (Cl).
— . Okla.89-5»(B3).
— . Orec. 88-141 (OS).

— , cape. Mica. 18-3T1 (C3).

— . canyon. Colo. 6-7 19s.
.mt. Slont 14-176 (O).
18-7 :i

— , mt..Tex. 86-690 (15).

— , mu.. Nev. 8-» (D1-K1).

— , inU., I Uh 27-D1 4 (Al).

GRANITE (geol.) 18-55ld ; 11-
655d ; 81-327 (PL II.) : 21-
318c; building 26-WeOa :
Egyptian nse 9-41c ; ]otnu
15-491b; metamorphio

. :• • 18- II-..;

obsidian 19-V6U ; Roman
use 88-586a: syenlUo 86-
960b; weathering 8-612e.
11-Mla.

Granite Canon. Wyo. 88-874
114).

— City, 111. 14-304 (Bi).

— Co., Mont. 14-276 .•

— Creek, riv.. Wash. 86-354
(D-E1).

— Falls, Minn. 18-550 (B6).

— Falls, X.C. 19-772 (Al).

— Falls, Wash. 28-354 (Ul).
Qnn b -•: • 12-1 "••.
Granite Heights, Wls. 88-740

(1)3); S6-741a.
Granite-porpbyr}' 22-104d.
Granite Spring, val., Nev. 5-8

(Ul).

— State : tee New Bamp-
•Un .

Granlteville. Conn. C-951 (G4).
— . Mo. 18-608 (F4).
— , 8.C. 86-500 (C3).
Granite Wash, mta, Ariz. 8-

544 (B3).

Granitic, nits., Vt 27-lOSSc.
Granltola, cape. Sic. 15-4 ( D6).
Granitsa. Gr. 12-424 (Cl).
— . nit.. Ur. 12-424 (U2) ; 18-

427b.

Granius 26-55b.
Granja, Braz. 4-440 (IS).
Grannell. riv.. Wales 9-4S8 (V.

C3).

Grannls, Ark. 8-552 (A3).
Granny, mt, Mass. 17-851

(AJ).

— Kempoeh. Scot 12-S88C.
Granny knot 15-872a.
Grano. N.Dak. 19-780 (Cl).
Grano (measure) 26-492a.
Granodlorite 8-289d ; 27-la :

•re olio Adamellite.
Granophyre 22-105a ; 81-317

(PI. II. Og. 8).
Granosphere S6-66Sb.
Granovitaya Palata, palace,

M • 18--'...",.

Granovskl. Timofei 88-91 8b.
Gran Piedra, mt, Co. 7-595d.

— QnlTera. N.Mex. 19-520
(D-E3).

— Roqoe, Venex. 87-990b.
GRAN SASSO D'lTALIA. mt.

I'. 12-353a; 15-4 (D3).

Gransden, Great, Hants. : tee
'ir..it i.r.n.-.l. B.

Gransee, Pros. 11-808 (Dl).

Granshaw, Ire. 8-458a.

Gram*, ist. Swed. 86-190
(Dtl

Granson. Swltx. : let Grand-
son.

Grant, Albertbaron 19-56Sb.

— . SIR ALEXANDER 18-
... I-

— , ANNE 12-353C.

— , CHARLES 12-353d.

— . SIR FRANCIS 12-3534.

— , Frwlerirlc H,-nt 12-358C.

— , GEORGE MONRO 12-.154a.

— , JAMES (ii.ivflint) 12-:t54b.

—.JAMES AUGUSTUS (ex-
plorer) 12-354C.

—.SIR JAMES HOPE 12-
I54d.

— , Madison 26-1 01 Sc.

— , SIR PATRICK 12-.155a.

— . Peter 5-638b.

Itobert 12-1'Jlb; 14-

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instructions given on Page 1.

GRANT, ROBERT (astrono-
mer) 12-355D.

— . ULYSSES SIMPSON 12-
355d; 27-717a; l-823a;
Chattanooga, battle of 6-Sb;
Fort Donelson captured 1-
820a ; Lee's surrender 1-
825d ; Luchu islands 15*
244c ; Monroe doctrine ex-
tended 18-739b ; Peters-
burg operations (1864-1865)
l-824b, 21-301b foil, (maps) ;
Portuguese Guinea arbitra-
tion 22-163d ; Shiloh, battle
24-859c ; Vicksburg cam-
paign and siege l-822a, 1-
822c, 28-22a ; Wilderness
campaign (1864) l-823d,
28-633d.

— , W. : Uganda expedition
(1890) 27-561b.

Grant, Colo. 6-722 (E2).

— . Fla. 10-540 (F4).

— , la. 14-732 (B3).

— , Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— , La. 17-54 (B2).

— , Mich. 18-372 ( Kli)

— . Neb. 18-324 (C4).

—> N.Mex. 19-520 (C2).

— Okla. 20-58 (F4).

— Va. 28-118 (Cl).

— Wyo. 28-874 (G4).

— cape, Viet. 28-38 (E2).

— mts., Nev. 5-8 (F2).

— riv., Wis. 28-740 (C6).
GRANT (in law) 12-358C.
Granta Parey, mt., Alps 1-

742c.
Grant Avon, riv.: gee Witham,

— 'Brook, riY., N.H. 19-490

(C4).

Grantchester, Cambs. 8-302a.
Grant City, la. 14-732 (C2).

— City, Mo. 18-608 (Bl).

— aty, N.Y. 10-596 (Hi).

— Co., Ark. 2-552 (C3).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (F4).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (A3).

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (D2).

— Co., Minn. 18-550 (A-B5).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (C3).

— Co., N.Mex. 19-520 (B6-5).

— Co., Okla. 20-58 (Dl).

— Co., Ore?. 20-242 (F-G3).

— Co., S.Dak. 20-506 (12).

— Co., Wash. 28-354 (F2).

— Co., W.Va. 28-5GO (D2-3).

— Co.. Wis. 28-740 (CO).
Qrantfork, 111. 14-304 (C5).
GRANTH 12-358d ; 15-624a ;

19-943b.

Grautha 26-389b.
ORANTHAM, THOMAS ROB-

tnson, 1st baron 12-359C.
GRANTHAM, Lines. 12-n60a ;

9-416 (II. F4) ; geology 16-

714b.

— , N.H. 19-490 <C5).
Grantia25-719c.
Grantidae 25-729b.
Grant Land, Green. 12-543

GRANTLEY, F. NORTON,

baron 12-3601).
Granton, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ;

8-940a ; geology 8-945b ;

shipping statistics 24-42Sa.
— . Wis. 28-740 (C4).
Granton sandstones 8-945b.
GRANTOWN, Scot. 12-360c .

24-412 (E2); geology 9-

269c.

Grantpark, HI. 14-304 (E2).
Grantsburg, HI. 14-304 (D6).
— , Ind. 14-422 (E8).
— , Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Grant's gazelle 21-34d (flg.).
Grant's House, Scot. 24-412

(F4).
Grants Pass, Ala. 1-460 (A5).

— Pass, Oreg. 20-242 (B5).
Grantsville, Md. 17-828 (Al) ;

17-827d.

— , Utah 27-814 (B2).
— , W.Va. 28-500 (B3).
Grant University, Tenn. : see

under Chattanooga.
Grantville, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (15).
Grantwood, N.J. 19-502 (B2).
Granucillo, Sp. 25-530 (B-C1),
Granular cell 6-959b.

— kidney 15-785c; 15-785d.

— lids : see Trachoma.

— theory 22-478C.
Granulation (path.) 20-919C

20-921 (PL m.) ; 20-924d

l-74c.
GRAMULITE 12-360d ; 18-

807b.

Granulitization 19-1 13a.
Granulosa : see Valvata.
Granulose 25-794c.
Granum, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Granustunn, tower, Ger. 1-

448d.
GRANVELLA, ANTOINE

Perrenot, cardinal de 12<

361c; 10-828b.

Granvella, Nicolas Perrenot de
12-36 Ic.

Grauvelle, Palais de, Fr. 3-
819c.

GRANVILLE, JOHN CAR-
teret, earl 12-362d.

— .G. G. LEVESON-GOWER,
2nd earl 12-362a ; Egypt,
British occupation 9-1 lid,
9-115C, 9-122c; German
claims in Africa l-344a ;
Italian policy 15-72c: Portu-
guese treaty (1884) l-336d.

— W. P. 26-5 30d.

GRANVILLE, Fr. 12-363d ; 10-
778 (D3).

— , la. 14-732 (B2).

— , 111. 14-304 (C2).

— , Ind. 14-422 (G4).

— , Mass. 17-852 (B2).

— , N.Dak. 19-780 (Dl).

GRANVILLE, N.S.W. 12-363d.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (G2).

GRANVILLE, O. 12-364a ; 20-
26 (E-F4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (G-H4).

— , Tenn. 23-620 (Fl).

— , Vt, 19-490 (B4).

— , Wis. 28-740 (E-F5).

— , lake, Can. 5-160 (14).

— , Center, Pa. 21-106 (12).

— Co., N.C. 19-772 (Dl).

Granville Summit, Pa. 21-106
(12).

Grao (measure) 28-492a.

Grdo de Castell&n, Sp. 25-530
(F3); 5-473a.

Gr 10 Mogol, Braz. 4-440 (H6) ;
8-160a.

Grape, isl.. Mass. 17-852
(C4).

GRAPE (fruit) 12-364b ; food
values 8-216b ; maturation
28-718d; pulp origin 11-
254o ; seedless ll-254b ;
U.K. imports ll-262b ;
vineries 13-750H (flg.); yield
under glass ll-266d.

Grape Creek, 111. 14-304 (E3).

— cure 26-SOlc.

— fruit : see Shaddock.

— hyacinth 13-771a; 14-25b :
see ol»o Starch hyacinth.

Grapeland, Tex. 26-690 (M4).
Grape-louse : see Phylloxera

vastatrix.
Grape seed oil 20-46b.

— shot 1-866(1; 12-364b.

— sugar : see Glucose.
Grapevine, Tex. 26-690 (B7).
Gnvne Vine, mts., Nev. 5-8

(E3).

Grape-vine (bot.) : see Vine.
Grapevine Creek, riv., Ind. 14-

422 (El).
Graphai 12-505b.
Graphs Paranomon 8-848c ;

12-503d.
Graphic 19-563b ; caricatures

5-333c ; illustration 14-323C,

28-800C.
GRAPHICAL METHODS 12

361b.

— gold : see Sylvanite.

— granite 18-101d.
Graphics l-004a ; Clifford's

theory 6-508b ; complex
number 11-3 lOd ; function
18-141a, ll-302a; mensura-
tion 18-139d; statics 17-
960d : vectors 27-962d.
Graphic Society 2-702c.

— tellurium : see Sylvanite.
Graphldiaceae 16-5S5a.
Graphidineae 16-585a.
Graphiocrinidae 8-878d.
Graphite, N'.Y. 19-506 (G2).
GRAPHITE 12-3G4C ; cast

iron 14-806a, 14-828c ; den-
sity and expansion 16-747c ;
formation 5-313b ; furnace
crucible ll-360d ; ore-dress-
ing 20-242a. •

Graphitic-schist 24-328a.

Graphium : see Stilus.

Graphiurus 8-430a ; 27-25Cd.

Graphs: seeGraphical methods.

Grapnel (diet.) 12-364b.

— spicule : see Cladotylote.
GranpenhaU, Ches. 16-139

<C3).

Graptodera chalybea 8-897a.
GRAPTOLITES (zool.) 12-

365b ; 20-236C ; 20-237d ;

23-1 IOC.

Graptolite shales 16-S29D.
Graptoloidea 12-365C ; 14-

155a; 14-136a.
Grara, Bu l-360b.
Gras, Felix 22-503a-
Gras, lake, Can. 5-160 (H3).
Grasby, Lines. 9-416 (II. G2).
Grassett, Can. 20-114 (Cl).
Graslelten, pass, Alps 1-

747b.
GRASLITZ, Aus. 12-367b ; 3-4

(Cl).

Grismark, Swed. 26-190(B2).
GRASMERE, West-n. 12-367b

9-412 (I. C4) ; 16-91C.

Grasmere, lake, Westm. 12-
367c; 9-412 (I. C4); geo-
logy 28-55Jd.

— Junction, N.H. 19-490
(D5-6).

Grasinoor, mt., Cumb. 9-412

(I. B3) ; 16-91a.
Gras Nut, mt., Nor. 19-804

(B3).

Graso, isl., Swed. 26-190 (El).
Gras rifle 5-957d.
Grass, mt., Vt. 19-490 (A5).
— , riv., N.Y. 19-596 (El).
— , val., Cal. 5-8 (Cl).
GRASS AND GRASSLAND 12-

367c ; drainage 8-471o;

Eothamsted cultivation 1-

404a ; U.K. acreage l-400a.

— character : see Ts'ao shu.
Grasscreek, Ind. 14-422 (E3).
Grass Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874

(D2).
GRASSE, FRANCOIS JOSEPH

Paul, count of 12-369b ; 1-

847a; 24-43d.
— , Johann Georg Theodor 4-

224a.
GRASSE, Fr. 12-3690 ; 10-778

(116); 22-.-.(Ciu.
Grassendale, Lanes. 16-139

(B3).

Grasserie 25-lOOc.
GRASSES 12-369d; 2-14a ;

digestible matter l-408a

(table); embryo ll-260c ;

fibre 5-606d ; flower 22-4a

(flg.): leaf 16-324a (fig.);

Masai sacred symbol 17-

835a ; pollen-grain 10-569a ;

root 23-7 12d (lig.).
Grasset, Eugene 22-196O ; 14-

324c.
Grassholm, isl., Wales 9-428

(V. A4).
Grasshopper, hill, Hex. : tee

Chapultepec.

Grasshopper (angling) 2-28c.
GRASSHOPPER (insect) 12-

377c; as food 15-163d ;

of Mammoth Cave 17-533c ;

symbolic use 2-185d, 3-45b.
Grasshopper Creek, rlv., Kan.

15-654 (Gl).
Grasshopper lark : see Grass

hopper- warbler.

— mouse 27-63-lu.

— warbler 28-317b.
Grass! (physician) 20-786b.

— , C. B. : on Aptera 2-234b,

2-307d ; on eel 9-9a ; on

Termites 26-fi 1 la.
— , Oratio ll-408b.
Grassia 10-465C.
Grassi Museum, Leipzig 16-

401a.
Grassiugton, Yorks. 9-416 (II.

Dl).

Grassini, Josephina 12-608a.
Grass Lake, Mich. 18-372 (F7).
Grassland, 111. 14-304 (C5).
Grassmann, Hermann Gunter :

electrodynamic law 9-186b ;

quaternionsl-614d,22-721b.
GRASS OF PARNASSUS 12-

378a-
Grassot, E. : galvanometer

17-330d.

— , Paul Louis Auguste 16-5a.
Grassrange, Mont. 14-276 (E2).
Grass Run, riv., O. 20-26 (D3).
Grass snake 25-290a; 23-166b.

— sponge 25-731b.

— tree 16-683C ; 2-949b ;
habitat 26-4401), 28-5401).

Grass Valley, CaL 5-8 (C2) ;
19-456b. *

— Valley, Oreg. 20-242 (E2).
Grassy, Utah 27-814 (D3).
— , lake, La. 17-54 (a7).

— , riv., Can. 20-114 (Dl).

— Brook, nv., Vt. 19-490 (B5).

— Creek, N.C. 19-772 (Al).

— Fork, riv., Ind. 14-422 (F7).

— Meadows, W.Va. 28-560
(C4).

— Plain, Conn. 6-952 (B4).
Gratehanitza, riv., Monten.

18-767 (B2).
GRATE 12-378b ; 13-160b ;

23-276d.
Grateley, Hants. 9-420 (III.

D4);12-904d;l-291d.
Grates, pt., Nfd. 19-479 (D2).
Grathe Heath, Den. : battle

(1157)27-840d.
Gratiae expectativae 3-464a.
GRATIAN (emperor) 12-37 8c

23-656b.
GRATIANUS, FRANCISCUS

(canonist) 12-378d; 6-

841b : Decretum of 5-196d.
Graticule 17-663b.
Grating 12-596d.
Gratiola offlcinalis : see Hedge

hyssop.

— peruviana 14-210d.
Gratiolet, Loir sPierre 21-537C
Oratiosi 10-42b.

Gratiot, O. 20-26 (F5).
— , Wis. 28-740 (C-D6).

Gratiot, fort, Mich. 22-118a.

— Co., Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Gratis, post office, O. : see

Winchester.
GRATRY, AUGUSTE JOSEPH

Alphonse 12-379a.
GRATTAN, HENRY 12-379b ;

freeman's Journal 19-565d ;

Junius 15-558d.
— , John7-373d.
GRATTIUS 12-3810.
Gratuity Fund 25-934a.
Gratwich, Staffs. 9-416 (IL

Gratz,' Leo 27-1790.
Gratz, Aus. : see Graz.
Griitz, Gcr. 11-808 (F2).
Gratz, Ky. 15-740 (D2).
— , Pa. 21-106 (14).
Gratzia, limn. 23-826 (B2).
Grau. Miguel 6-16a.
Graubunden : see Grisons.
GRAUDENZ, Ger. 12-3810 ;

11-808 (G2).
Graue Homer, mt., Alps 26-

242 (G3).

Grauer Bund : see Ober Bund.
Graufesenque, Fr. 5-725a.
Grauhaupt, int.. Alps 26-242

(D5): l-743b.
GraulioLz, mt., Switz. 26-242

(C2).

Graul. K. F. L. 26-388d.
Graulhet, Fr. 10-778 (E6).
GRAUN, CARL HEINRICH

12-381C.

Graunt, Capt. John (statis-
tician) 2S-807a ; 14-665a.
Graupius, hill, Scot. : battle

(c. A.D. 84) 4-584a.
Grauwacke (geol.) : see Grey

wacke.
GRAVAMEN (diet.) 12-382a ;

23-4d.
Grave, Johann Georg : see

Gracvlus.
Grave, C. 8-871d.
— , Jeanl-918a.
— , Pierre Marie, marquis de

ll-160a.
Grave, Holl. 13-588 (C3) ;

siege (1673) 6-640b.
— ,pt.. !•>. 10-778(05).
GRAVE (diet.) 12-382a.
Grave, The (Blair) 4-34d ; 4-

38a.
Grave Creek Mound, W.Va.

18-936b.
Grave-digger (minor order)

20-185a7

Gravedona, It, 26-242 (G4).
Gravel, Can. 20-114 (Cl).
— , isls., Mass. 17-852 (G4).
— -. riv.. Can. 6-160 (D3).
GRAVEL (geol.) 12-382b ; 6-

556c : ll-666a; soils 25-352a.

— (med.) 4-28b.

Gravelet, Jean Francois : see

Blondin.
Graveley, Herts. 9-424 (IV.

B3).
GRAVELINES, Fr. 12-382d ;

10-778 (E-F1) ; battle (1558)

19-417a, 10-419d, 19-825c ;

fishing 10-785d ; treaty

(l.V.'0)9-528d.
GraveKus, II. 26-332a.
Gravella, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
Gravcllona, It, 26-242 (E5).
Gravelly, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
— , bay, Can. 19-596 (A3).
— , cape. Mich. 18-372 (G5).
— , hiu, Warwick. 25-758 (Bl).
— , riv., Del. 17-828 (H3).

— Run, riv., N.J. 19-502 (C5).

— Springs, Ala. 1-460 (Bl).
Gravelot, Hubert Francois 4-

21Ga.
GRAVELOTTE, Ger. 12-383a ;

11-808(A4).
— : Battte 18-311c. ll-10c,

18-309 (plan); staff work

2S-753c; Stemmetz 25-

874d.

Gravclridge, Ark. 2-552 (C4).
Gravel Switch, Ky. 15-740

(C3).

Graven, Nor. 19-804 (B2).
— , fjord, Nor. 12-941a.
Gravcnberg, Wirnt von : see

Wirnt.

Gravenche 28-604b.
Gravendal, Swed. 26-190 (CIV
Graveney, Kent 9-424 (IV.

D4).

Gravenhorst, J. L. K. 14-2 43a,
Gravens, La. 17-54 (B3).
Gravenstein, Ger. 8-24 (B4).
Graves, Thomas Graves, lord

l-847b; 28-936b.
GRAVES, ALFRED PERCE-

val 12-383b.
— , Charles L. 12-383b.
— , John Thomas 26-122a.
— , Richard 24-839a.
— , Robert James 18-54d ; 12-

289c.

— , Samuel l-845c.
Grave?, dist., FT. 10-776 (C4) ;

12-49a; wine 28-722c.

Graves, mt., Ga. 23-941d.
— , mt., N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Gravesande, Wilhelm Jacobs'.
13-231a; 21-181c.-

— Co., Ky. 15-740 (A-B2).
Graves' disease : see Exoph-
thalmic goitre.

GRAVESEND, Kent 12-383b ;
16-942 (F3); fire (1727) 10-
401c; geology 17-537»:
twin dene-hole 8-19c.

— , N.Y. 19-596 (14) ; 16-983d.

— , bay, N.Y. 19-596 <H4).

— , dist., N.Y. 4-648d.

— , isls., Mass. 17-852 (C4).

— , lighthouse, Boston, Mass.
16-631d.

— Beach, N.Y. 19-596 (H4).
Gravesend Station, Ga. 11-752

(B4).

Graves incubator 14-362b
(flg.).

Gravet slide rule 4-975b.

Gravette, Ark. 2-552 (Al).

Gravia, Gr. 12-424 (D2).

Gravicembalo : see Clavi-
cembalo.

Gravicre, Caroline: see Ruelens,
Estelle.

Graville-Ste-Honorine, Fr. 24-
589b.

Gravimeter 14-163b.

Gravimetric density 3-278a.

Gravina, dukes of : see also
Orsini.

— , Carlos, duo de!9-235b; 27-
154a.

— , GIOVANNI VINCENZO 12-
383d.

GRAVINA, It. 12-384a ; 15-4
(F4).

Graving dock 12-382a.

Graviscae, It. 27-957b.

Grarissimo officii (encyclical,
1906) 10-893d.

Gravitating furnace 11-361C.

GRAVITATION 12 - 384a ;
astronomy 2-8 12c; in-
tensity variation 8 - 802b,
8-813a; measurements 8-
808d; motion Iawsl8-907d ;
theories 17-894b ; univer-
sality 24-400C. See also
Gravity.

— constant 12-385a ; 17-894b.

— system (brewing) 4-508d.
Gravity, la. 14-732 (C4).

— , Pa. 21-106 (M3).

Gravity 17-9 7 6a; acceleration,
early researches 18-906C ;
acceleration, normal value
28-478a ; effect on plants
21-753a ; Newton 19-585d ;
variation l-882c, 18-2680.
See also Gravitation.

— (in brewing) 3-643b ; 8-46c.
— , centre of : see centre of

gravity.

— conveyor 7-56b.

— escapement 6-544o.

— stamp 20-239b.
Gravleeton, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
Gravois Creek, riv., Mo. 18-(>08

(G3).
Gravone, riv., Cors. 15-4

(B4-3).
Gravosa (Gruz), Aus. 22-

816b.

GRAVY (diet.) 12-389d.
GRAY, ASA 12-390a; 15-162c;

18-868b.

— , DAVID 12-390C.
— , ELISHA 12-390d ; tele-
phone 26-549a.
— , Elizabeth : see Elizabeth

(Woodville, queen of Eng-
land).
— , George Robert 20-3070 :

15-636d.

— , HENRY PETERS 12-391a.
— , HORACE 12-391b.
— , JOHN DE 12-391b ; 16-

178b.
— , JOHN EDWARD 12-391O ;

20-SOad ; 25-288a.
— . PATRICK GRAY, 6th

baron 12-391d.

— , ROBERT (bishop) 12-392c.
— , Robert (explorer) 28-357a ;

20-248a.

— , Stephen 9-180o.
— , SIR THOMAS (chronicler)

12-392C.
— .THOMAS (poet) 12-392d ;

9-633a ; odes 20-2a.
— , WALTER DE 12-395a.
— . R. v. (1900) 7-26b.
GRAY, Fr. 12-395b ; 10-778

(G4) ; rainfall 13-74b.
— , Ga. 11-752 (C2).
— , Ida. 14-276(04).
— , Ky. 15-740 (E4).
— . La. 17-54 (b7).
— , Me. 17-434 (B5).
— , Okla. 20-58 (Al).
—,Va. 28-118 (E4).
— , hills, Colo. 6-722 (Bl).
— , str.. Can. 5-160 (R3).
Gray (bird) : see Gadwall.
Grayback, mt., Cal. 22-9684,

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

— , Esa, : OM Grays Thurrook.

— , harbour. \V«.h. 55-354

.•hthouse 15-650a.

-tffc; ^'»: .f>JM(W)l«t-

.

Oruy'« .4na<<>mv 1-939*.
Ormy'i Butt.-, int.. Ora«. M-

toy's Chapel. Ala. 1-460
Gray's Creek, riv. La. 17-54

dray's hrdgrhog 14-642b.

HanU. 5-424 (IV.

Qrar's Inn. Lond. 14-58M;
13-3.1Ja; Ubrarr l«-i47b.

— Inn Itoad. Lond. t-345<L
Oraralake. 111. 14-304 (El).
GraTMn. Ark. 2-551 (E2).
— . Ga. 11-751 ((

— . Kr. 15-740 (E-rl).
—.La. 17-54 (III).
— . Mo. 1».«08(BJ).
— , Okla. M-5S ( i

— Co.. Ky. 15-740 (B3) ; 15-

— Co.. Tex. 25-690 (LI and
B-C6).

— Co.. Va. 25-118 (A I).

— Springs, Kr. 15-740 (B3).
Graysport, Miss. 15-600 (Cl).
Grars lUrer, Wash. 28-J64

(HP.

— llun. Pa. 21-106 (113).
GRAYS THURROCK, Kss. 12-

395o ; 16-9I2 (!•':>): dene-
holes S-19c: geology 5*
7S4b.
Gray Summit. Mo. 15-608

Gnnrllle. Ga. 11-751 (Al).
— . Ind. 14-422 (B6).
—.0.25-26(115).
—.Pa. 21-106 (04).
— . Tt-nn. 25-630 (F-G1).
Grartown. 0. 25-26 (Dl).
— . Viet. 25-38 (C2).
Grayrille. 111. 14-304 (D5).
CRAZ. Aus. 12-3»5d; 3-4

(D3); geology 2O-237a ;

unlrenlty 27-770b.
Oracatoma. Sp. 25-530 (C4);

4-929a.

Graze (diet.) 12-369d.
Grazer Fold, ral., Axis. 12-

395d.
Grazto. Marie delle ll-799b.

Grazzanlse. It, 15-4 (115).
CRAZZ1NI. ANTONIO FRAN-

CMCO 12-3960.
Gnosbrough. Yorks. 25-933

(DSL

Gnasby. Ches. 15-139 (A3).
Grease (disease of horses) 27-

831a; 15-3190.
Gnasewood 27-634C.
Greasy, lake. Con. 5-160 (E3).
Great, bay. Jam. 15-133 (map).
— , bay. N.H. 15-490 (E5).
— , bay. NJ. 15-501 (D4>.
— . cape. Mass. 17-851 (G4) ;

lighthouse 19-lSfih.
—.falls, Ind. 22-2090.
— , falls, N.J. 25-912d.
— . hill : »rr Ore it Hill.
—, Isl, Conn. 6-952 (F4).
— . U.. In. (Cork) 14-744 (C5X

7-159 (map).
— , Isl, Ire. (Gal way) : tee

lni*hmore.

— , Isl, Nfd. 19-479 (DS).
— . Isl.. X.Z. 19-824 (Dl).
— , lake, N.C. 15-772 (E3).
— , loke,Swed. : tee Ostarinmd.
— . lake, Tas. 25-438 (Bl).
— , val, UJj. 27-615b.
Great (In place names) ej>.

Great Ahull. Jtc. : tee Aboil.

&c., rirrpt an brloir.

— Achin. residency, Sam. 1-
111.-.

— Altcar. Lanes. 16-139 (Al).
Gnat and Little Cloud*

(astron.) : tee M-g»i'«ntp
!'!•••;•!-.

To make full uie of thin Index It It ettentlal to read the
//iwn/iMii/is given on Page I.

OottosClaUWtd. 15-479

•\lad-O.5-794o;
»)! 5-794d.
(mstosnsry sol

Abbey, Ira. 14-
NorthanU. 5-420

GRANT-GREAT

f-412 (L

— Aujrhwiek Osek. rtv,

21-106 (US).
Gnat auk : aw OonfcnrL

I I I I'.'!.

\T AWAKENING 12-

396d J 5-37 5d : 23-13b.

Baddow, Ksa. 16-942

Bonk. W.I. 25-544
. Js». 5-414 (TV.

— Barfocd. Beds. 5-414 (IV.

— BARRIER REEF. Austr.
12-397a: 2-960 (113): 2-
941b; black coral 7-131o;
formation 7-134a.

— Harrington. Glos. 5-420
(III. 1)5).

— BARRINCTON, Mao*. 12-
S97a ; 17-861 (Al).

— Barton. Buff. 5-414 (IV.

— BASIN, dist. U.S. 12-397.-.

• Bassos. Isl., Cey. 14-:. -J
(116); light hoiuc 16-6300.

— Boy. lake. Me. i

— Bay. loke, N.H. 15-490
(t>4).

—Bear, China : ses Wen
chow-fu.

— DEAR, lake. Can. 12-398b ;
5-160 (E-F2).

— Beor.riv, Can. 5-160 (D2).
Gnat Bear (astron.) : ire

Una Major.
Gnat Bed of Wan : tre Ware,

Gnat Bed of.
Great Bedwln, Wilts. 28-700a ;

23-0980.

— Belt. Pa. 21-106 (C4).

— Belt, chan. Den. 5-14 (C3) ;

— Bind. N.Dak. 15-780 (H3).
Gnatbend, Kan. 15-654 (Dl).
Gnat Bend. Pa, 21-106 (L2).

• Berg, riv. Cope CoL 25-466
(l.'.o.

•Berg, riv. Cape CoL 25-466

— Bernera, IsL, Scot. 15-525c.
Onat Bible, TA«3-900b, 4-2 1 5d.
Gnat Bircham, Norf. 9-424

(IV. Dl).

— Block River, riv. Me. 17-
4.14 (<-M.

— Blasqnet, Isl, In. 14-744
(AH.

— Blue, hlU. Mass. 17-851
(B4); 18-492c.

Gnat blue heron 13-387b.
Great Solas, Salop 9-416 (II.
C4).

— Bolgary, Russ-As. 4-779d.

— Bowden, Lelcs. 5-420 (F2).

— Bridge, Staffs. 25-758 (Al).

— Britain : tre United King-
dom of Great Britain and
Ireland.

" Great Britain " (ship) 25-
850c ; 24-.'*6;id ; 24-38Ga.

Gnat Bromley, Ess. 9-424
(IV. E3).

— Brook, riv, N.H. 15-11)0
(CS).

— B rough ton. Cumb. 5-412
(I. A3).

— Bum. riv, S.L. 11-104 (C5) ;
25-54d.

— Bushmen Land, dist. Cope
<•••!. 25-i.x. (l>:i.

Gnat Cacapon. W.Va. 28-5BO
(E2).

— Caledon. riv, 8>AL 25-466
(17).

— Can-ring Place, N.Y. : tee
Fort Edward.

•Cat Arm. bay. Nfd. 15-479
(Bl).

— Central, railway, Eng. 9-
422.1.

Great Charter : tee Magna

. ..rta.
Great Chebeag. U, Me. 17-434

(BS).

— Chercmahan. riv.. Ross. 23-
871 (G-HS) : 24-1080.

— Cheoterford. Ess. 5-424 (IV.
C2) ; 4-5S4 (D5).

— CTilna. China : tee Canton.

— Clhou. Can. : tee St Ann't.
GREAT CIRCLE (math.) 12-

— clover: see Red clover.
Gnat Coco, Isl, Ind. 4-840

(C7).

— ('..harte CYeek, riv, N.C.
19-772 (Dl-3).

°«5»a fa"' '

Gnat i»ane 5-37Va; 5-374

(PL I.).
Gnat Dayak. riv, Bor. : tee

Koharan.

— Divide Basin. di»t.. Wyo.
25-H74(U-F.4).

— Dividing range, mts..Aastr.
2-960 (114); 2-941b; 19-

. :.-

— Dod. mt. Comb. 5-411 (I.

Gnat Dog (astron.) : sceCanls

Major.
Great Dock. Isl, Can. 15-371

— (Duck. UL. Me. 17-434 <D4).

— Dunham, Norf. 5-424 (IV .
Dl); 19-7 40c.

— Dyak. riv, Bor. : tee Kaha-
yan.

— East Pond, lake. Me. and
.VII. 17-434 (A-B4); 19-
490 (F4).

— Eastern Railway. _Eng 5-

411d;

-Great Eastern" (ship) 25-

850d: 24-886a; 2O-A28a.
Great Boston. Ess. 5-4'24 (IV.

— Ea'n, riv. Lines. 5-416

— Eccleston, Lanoa, 15-139

harb, NJ. 19-502

OUT

l Harbor, riv., X.J. 19-
(Ci) ; 15-502C.
Offpot 13™387c«
Unat Elector : tee Frederick
William, Elector of Branden-

— Elooey. 1st, W.AL : tee
Elobey Grande.

Great emerald bird 3-978d.
tinat End. mt., Cumb. 9-412

(I. B4) : 24-279b ; 5-77a.
Greater black-backed gull 12-

714d.

— butcher-bird 24-1019b.

— curvatun (anat.) 1-664O,

— horseshoe bat 5-1410.
Greater Kokshaga, riv, Ross.

15-7040.

• London, Enc. 18-4 14a.
Greater paradise - bird : tee
Great emerald bird.

— rat-Bhnw 14-642b.

— BOO (anat) 6-642c.

— spotted woodpecker : tee
Pied woodpecker.

Gnatenrille, Ariz. 2-544 (C4).
Greater Zab, riv. Per*. : tee

(Jrv.u Zab,
Greatest common divisor 1-

604d : 2-531d.
Gnat Exhibition, bay, N.Z.

19-624 (Dl).
Great Expectation* (Dickens)

8-182C.
Great F.iuma, Isl, W.I. 28-:. 1 1

(B2).
GREAT FALLS. Mont. 12-

398c; 14-27G (1)2).

— Falls. Va. 28- 1 1 8 (El ).

— Feldberg. mt.. Ger. 19-
tftte.

Great Festival (Mabommedau)
9-::::.,.

— Fish, bay, Ang. 25-466 ( A 1 );
2-::-.'.

— Fish, riv. Can. : tee Book's

— Fish. riv.. E. Cape CoL : tee
Gnat Salt Klver.

— Fish, riv., W. Cape CoL 1
466 (E8).

— Fish, rlT, Oer.S.W.Afr. !
tet Aub.

— Gable, mt., Cumb. 5-412
a. B4) ; 15-91a.

— Geyser, Ice. 11-91 4*.

— Glemham, Buff. 5-424 (TV.
•SV

Onat Cflott: see dossa Or-

dinaHa.
Great Gonerby, Lines. 5-416

(II. F4).

— Ootts, IsL, Me. 17-434 (D4).

— Gransden. Bunta. 5-424
(IV. Bl).

— Grant, rir, Wis. 25-740
,,-,.,.

Grmt grey kangaroo 15-651a ;
15-r.51a(tte.); dentition 15-
651a: gestation 17-778b.

lin-ot tUmeldon. mt,
15-139 (Dl).

— Hampdsn. Books.

- llaiidoek Pond. *-L-
17-1, 1 (i:

— Hanwood. Salop 5-410 (IIL

— 'HARWOOD. Lanes. 12-
39ttd; 5-420(111. D I); cotton
ms\ii<ifsvturv 7-2Uhl>,

— Hatchet, late. Con. t .
Wollaston. lake.

— Hsywood. Htafls. 5-416 (TL

OREATHEAD. JAMES

H«nry 12-39M : 27-401 b.
—.11. (boat-builder) 12-602a.
Orcathed. Sir Edward Harris

14-l50a.
Gnat Herring Pond,

Mass. 17-»6l(F3).

— Hill, rot. Conn. 5-951 (C3).

— Hill. int.. Conn. 5-951

— Hill, int., Conn. 5-951

— Hill, mt. Lanes. 15-139
(C2).

— Hill, mt. Mass. 25-568a.
Great bin (measure) 25-485a.
Groat Hogback, bills, Colo. 5-

722 (Cl).
Great t/aggartv Diamond, The

(Thackeray) 25-717a.
Gnat Holland. Ess. 5-424 (IV.

E3).
Great Horde (of Kazak race) :

tee Uln Yuz.

— horizontal flssun (anat.) 4-
I54b.

Great-horned owl 27-633d.
Gnat horse : tre Shire hone.

— Ice. cape, Arct. 21-938 (Bl).
Great Ice Age (geoL) : tee

Glacial Period.
<iiv.il !••• )...':• r. Ant.irvt. 21-

fTOo,
Great Indian hornbill 13-707b

(fig.).
Great Immigration, U.S. 2O-

1450.
Gnat Inrfz, riv, Ross. 23-872

(G-1I5) ; 24-1080.

— Kamchlk, riv.. Bulg. : ter
Kamchik, Great.

— Karimata, |H|., Bor. 4-256d.

— Karroo, dist., S.Af. 25-466
(K-FO) ; 15-682b ; 5-2290.

— Kavlr, swamp, Peru. 15-
T80b.

— Eel, Isl, MaLArch. 17-466
(G4); 15-7 14d.

— Kills, bay. N.Y. 15-596
(D5).

— Lake char 6-S55d.
GREAT LAKES OF NORTH

America, The 12-399a ; 27-
616c ; ll-658d ; fisheries
10-4.14o; neutralization of
Zl-l-'n; shipping 24-881b.
alto names of separate

Great Lake trout: tee Cristl-
vomer namaycush.

— Law of Pennsylvania 21-
1Mb.

Great Letaba, riv, Trans. 25-
408 (K4).

— Level. dint, Fens : tee Bed-
ford Level.

— Long, lake. Can. 5-160 (P4).

— Lukanga, swamp, llliod. 23-
100 (B-C2).

Gnatmans, bar, Ire. 14-744
'

..

Urvut M.'ii.l.nvs, I'u. (l..iV..-,
1754) 8-278C,

— Mekattino, iaL, Can. 22-7J I
(F2).

— Mew Stone, Id, Eng. 21-86)

( i : s ; i ! ' ")

— Miami. Ind.: tee Kekl-

— Miami, riv, O. 25-16 (A6) ;
2O-26a.

Great millet : ire Dnrra.
Great Misery. Isl, Man. 17-
851 (Fl).

— Mitton, Loncs. 15-139 (Dl).
Great Mogul (title) 18-646d.

— Mogul (diamond) 8-163a.

— mole-rat 15-66OO.

Great Monk's Colne, Ess. : tee

K-irl1- C,Jr,,-.

Gnotmoor, mt.. Scot. 23-789d.
Great Moravia, kingdom, Eur.

18-81 7c.
GREAT MOTHER OF THE

Gods 12-40lc; 7-681a;

Apbrodlto Alnelas 2-167c ;

Artemis 2-66.'. h ; Attix 2-

8860 : Chios temple 5-236c ;

Euyuk 5-959a: Gnostic

parallels 12-lSSd. 27-853b :

Ilestio 13-414b;

16-4IM

Unat MObl. riv. Ant. 2-lb.

— Mwera. swamp. Bt.nsn *fr,
4-595C.

— Nomaojnaiand. dl«t_ Oer.
K W.Afr. 25-466 (B-I)») : tee

• a German B.W.Afrioao»sI

U MaLArch. 17-
*^15T(A1).
. rtv. Neb, 15-314

(11-14).

.
also

INH

— Natuna,

466 (B2)

— Newtown Head, cape. In.
14-744 (D4).

— Nloobar. IsL. Ind.O. 4-84O
(B9); 15-660C.

— Ningo. Oo.CsU 12-103 (C4>

— North: mu. W.Va. 25-55%

Great northern diver 5-316b.

— northern falcon 15-1 39a.

— Northern and City Railway .

— Northern Central Hospital.
London 15-946C.

— Northern, Piccadilly and
Brompton lUiiway, London
15-944b.

— Northern Hailwar, Enc. 5-
422c ; locomotive 22-8TU ;

tunnel 27-405d ;

ira.

— Northern Railway, Ire. 14-
747c.

— Northern Railway, U JS, 22-
822c; 22-85 Ib.

— Northern Itallway Co., liar-
wood v. 20-904a ; Hopkins
V. 25-386a.

— Northern Steamship Com-
pany. UJJ. 4-7560.

— Northern Telegraph Com-
pany (Danish) 6-lHb.

— North of Scotland llailway
24-4 2 4a.

Gnat North Woods, dist,
N.Y. : tre Adirondack Wil-
derness.

— Ooaj, Egy. : tee Ebarga.

— Obi. iaL, UaLArcb. 17-466
(F3).

— oolite (geoL) 2O-119c: tee
alto Bathonian series.

— organ (manual of an organ)

— Ousebom. Torka. 5-416 (IL
Kl:.

— Pamir, plat, OAsia 14-376
(E-F1); 55-«56b.

— Parndon, Ess. 15-941 (El).
Great Paschal Period (calen-

dar) : tee DIonysian Period.
Great Paternoster, lafe. MaL

Arch. : tee Tengah.
Gnat Paul (ben) 3-688b ; 2-

— Peconic, bay, N.Y. 15-596
(115)

— Pedro Bluff, cape. Jam. 15-

-lar

.

rtr, B.C. 2C-505

— (p7nnesseewasseePot)dJake.
lie. 17-434 (B4).

Great Peter (bell) 3-68M.
Great Pineiro, isL. P.R. 22-114

— Piton.' Isl, AU.O. 17-381b.

— Plain. Afg. : tee Daaht.

— plain of the Columbia 27-
634a.

- Ptoin-The, plam. Ariz. 2-
544 (B4) ; 17-619d ; 15-
W4a.

— Plains. U.S. 27-619d ; 15-

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page /.

329

— Point Clear, cape, Ala. 1-
460 (115).

— Pond, lake. Mass. 17-851

•Vond. lake, Haas. 17-851
•Pond, lake, Mass. 17-851

— Pond, lake. Me. 15-939b.

— Pond.lal;.

— Pond, lake, Me. :

— Pon<l. take. N.Y. 5-S3Sd.

— Ponton. Linos. 5-416 (IX.
F4); 16-714b.

XXIX. llo

GREAT-GREE

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

Great Porcupine Creek, riv.,
Mont. 14-276 (F2).

— Porsaud, fen. Lines. 16-
714a.

— Posad, quarter, Moscow :
see Kitay Gorod.

— primer (type) 27-543a.
Great prince (title) : see Grand-

duke.

— Privilege (Dutch charter)
l*-4lS.

Great Quittacas Pond, lake,

Mass. 17-852 (F3).
Greatrakes, Valentine 18-822b;

14-201d.
Great Rapa, isl., Pac.O. : see

Easter, isl.
GREAT REBELLION (1642-

1652) 12-403a : 9-53Sd : 5-

908d ; 9-462b ; artillery 2-

686d ; Gardiner on ll-460a;

infantry tactics 14-52Cc ;

juevellers 16-506a ; military

system 2-612a ; uniformed

troops 27-582c.

— red kangaroo 15-652a.

— reed-warbler : gee Reed
thrush.

Great Revolt of 1381 (Eng-
land) : see Peasants' Revolt,
1381.

Great Rock, mt., Mass. 17-852
(E3).

— Ronde, riv., Oreg. 20-242
(G2).

— Ruaha, riv., Ger.E.Af. 11-
771 (B2).

— Russian dialects 23-913c.

— Russians (race) 23-884C ;
23-874a.

— Ryburgh, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
Dl).

Greats (examination) : see

Final school.
Great Sacred, isl., Nfd. 19-479

(Cl).

— St Bernard, pass, Alps : aee
under St Bernard.

— St Helen's (svnagogue),
Lond. 2-549b.

— St Lawrence, Nfd. 19-479
<C3).

— St Mary's, church, Cam-
bridge 5-94b.

— Baling, Ess. 9-424 (IV. C3).

— SALT, lake, Utah 12-421c ;
27-814 (Bl) ; 16-87b ; 27-

.

— Salt, riv.. Cape Col. 25-466
(H9) : 5-228a ; 5-237d.

— Salt Lake, desert, Utah 27-
814 (A2-1).

— Salt Pond, bay, R.I. 23-249
(B4).

— Sandy, desert, Oreg. 20-242
(E-F4"); 20-242d.

— Sandy, desert, W.Aus. 2-
960 (C4) ; 2-730c.

— Sandy, harbour, Nfd. 19-
479 (C3).

— Sandy isl., Austr. : aee
Fraser.

— Schism (Welsh Church) 28-
M6d.

— Schism of the East 2O-334d;
23-S19b ; 9-924c ; Ferrara-
Florence council 10-283d.

— Schism of the West 20-702c;
23-7d ; Bohemia 15-328d ;
monasticism 18-690b; power
of oecumenical councils in-
creased 7-31 Ob.

— sciatic nerve 19-400b.

— Seal : England 17- ob : 22-
960d ; 24-309C ; Ireland 17-
3b.

— Seal Act (1884) 28-327c ;
22-373d.

— Seal, Commissioner of the
22-267C.

— Seal, Lord Keeper of the :
see Lord Keeper of the Great
Seal.

— Seal War, N.J. : see Broad
Seal War.

— Seer (of Re) : see Oner maa.

— Seneschal (Ire.) : preced-
ence 22-269b.

— Serpent, mound, O. 18-
936a.

— Session (1542) : see King's
Great Session in Wales, The.

— Shavi-Kildeh, mt., Cauc.
23-S74 (II. D2) ; S-553a.

— Shoals, rapids, Ky. 7-627d.

— Shunner, mt., Yorks. 9-412
(I. D4) ; 21-105a.

— Sitkin, isl., Alsk. 1-472 (K5).

— Skellig, isl.. Ire. 14-744
(A5).

— Skua (bird) : see Skua,
Great.

— SLAVE, lake, Can. 12-422a;
5-160 (G3) ; 21-950b.

— Smoky, nits., N.C. and
Tenn. 26-620 (H-I2) ; 19-
771b.

— Sodus, bay, N.Y. 20-1 18a.

— Somerford, Wilts. 9-420

(in. cs).

Great Sound, bay, N.J. 19-502
(Co).

— South, bay, N.Y. 19-596
<G5); 14-874c.

— South, beach, N.Y. : see
Fire Island.

— Southern and Western Rail-
way, Ire. 14-747c.

— SOUTHERN OCEAN 12-
l-'-Jil: 2-941d.

— spotted cuckoo 7-610a.

— Statute (1660) 9-462d.

— Staughton, Hunts. 9-424
(IV.B2).

— Stone Face, rocks, N.II. 19-
49 la.

— superficial petrosal nerve
19-396a.

— Swamp, R.I. : battle (1675)
19-2403.

— Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500
(B3).

— Swan, port, Tas. 26-438
(B2).

— Synagogue, men of the
3-850a.

— Table (diamond) 8-163b.

— Taff, val., Wales : water
reservoirs 4-485a.

— Tew. Oxon. 9-420 (III. E3) ;
20-415d.

— titmouse 26-lOSOc.

— toe l-942d.

— Tom (bell, Lincoln) 3-6S9d.

— Tom (bell, Oxford) 3-688c ;
3-689d.

— trek (S.Af.) 25-472b ; 5-
239a; 8-696a.

— Triton, isl., Nfd. 19-479
O'J).

— trochanter (anat,) l-942c.

— Turk, isl., W.I. : see Grand
Turk.

— Union (flag) 10-458C.

— Unknown, The : see Scott,
Sir Walter.

— Uzefl, riv.. Russ. 23-872
(G6); 24-108a.

— Valley, N.Y. 19-596 (B3).

— Valley, Viet. 2-945a.

— Valley, dist., Ga, 11-751 b.

— Valley, dist., Va. 28-llSa.

— Vehicle (in Buddhism) : see
Mahayana.

— Victoria Desert, Austr. 2-
960 (D5).

— Wakering, Ess. 9-424 (IV.
D3).

— Wall of China 6-168 (H2) ;
6-169a ; 24-S3Sd ; Arabian
exploration 5-4Sb ; tunnel
6-212a.

— Wardrobe, Master of the :
see Master of the Great
Wardrobe.

— Wass, isl., Me. 17-434
(E4).

— water dock (hot.) 8-353d.

— Western, mts., Tas. 26-433
(Bl).

" Great Western " (ship) 24-
88Ca; 25-850b.

Great Western Railway (Eng.)
9-422d; Brunei, I. K. 4-
682a; Gooch, Sir D. 12-
237b ; locomotive 22-851a ;
ruling gradient 22-835d :
workshops at Lostwithiel
17-15b.

— Western Steamship Co.
(Bristol) 25-850b.

— Whale, riv., Can. 5-160
(04); 16-28d.

— Whinsill (geol.) : see Whin-
sill.

— white swan 6-146d.

— Whittington, Northnmb. 9-
412 (I. D2).

— Winter Here, mt., Cape Col.
25-466 (H9); 5-227a ; 5-
228b.

— Wishford, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4).

— Witcombe, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3).

— Works, Me. 17-434 (D4).

— Works, riv., Me. 17-434
(B5).

— Wyrley, Staffs. 25-758 (Bl) ;
4-668a.

— Yeldham, Ess. 9-424 (IV.
D2) ; geology 9-784b.

— Yegorlvk, riv., Russ. 23-
874 (FG>; 23-874 (II. Bl).

— Zab, riv., Turk.As. 26-305
(El); 26-970a: Abul Ab-
bas's victory 5-40c.

Greave (armour) : English 2-
586d ; Greek 2-584a, 2-
584d ; Roman 2-585b.

GREAVES, JOHN 12-422d.

— , Thomas 28-300c.

Greaves (in preparing oils) 20-
46c.

Greban, A. and S. ll-118b.

Grebbestad, Swed. 26-190
(A3).

GREBE 12-423a ; 3-977a; 3-
974c ; 8-326a.

Grebel, Konrad 3-371a.

Greben, mts., Serv. 7-82 lo.
— , rapids, Danube 7-82 lo.
Greber, Henri 24-51 la.
Grebo, tribe 15-933b ; -l-329d.
Greca, lake, Rum. 20-92d.
Greceanu, Scrban 23-8 lie.
Grechetto, II : see Castiglione,

G. B.

Grecia, C. R. l-468b.
— , Rum. 23-826 (C2).
Grecian mundane era 4-1003d.

— Theatre, Lond. 8-533b ; 19-
88b.

— tobacco 26-1038d.
Grecian Urn, Ode on a (Keats)

15-709a.

GRECO, EL 12-4230.
Greco, Giacchino (chess player)

6-103a.
Greco, cape, Cyprus 7-696

(map).

Greco (wind) 6-809b.
Greco-Roman coins 19-873a.

— style (arch.) 2-416b.

— style (wrestling) 28-846a.
GRECO - TURKISH WAR

(1897) 12-424b; 12-ltlsd:
27-463b ; Italy's attitude
15-79a.

Credos, mts., Sp. 25-530 (C2) ;
3-64c; 25-528a.

Greeba, mt., I. of M. 9-412 (I.
A2).

GREECE 12-425b ; 12-440
(map).

— : Ancient: arms and armour
2-583C : army 2-593a foil.,
14-737d ; astronomy 2-
809d ; athletics 12-752b ;
charity 5-862d ; coins 19-
871c, 18-701d ; costume 7-
233c ; dancing 7-796d ; edu-
cation 8-952b, 24-359C, 25-
419b ; games, see Games ;
geographical study and dis-
covery ll-620c, 11-623C ;
health-drinking 13-121d ;
insurance 14-657b ; libraries
16-546a ; medicine 18- 1 '-'a ;
navy24-116c; numerals!9-
866c ; serfdom 24-664C ;
shipbuilding 24-862O ; slav-
ery 25-21 7b ; standards
(military) 10-454d ; sumptu-
ary laws 26-83d ; surgery
26-126a; taboo 26-340c ;
weights and measures 28-
483c, 28-484C, 28-485b, 28-
4S7o. See also Greek Art,
Greek Religion, &c.

— : Modern 12-424 (map); agri-
culture 12-434a, l-389a ;
army 12-437d, 23-333a ;
civil code 23-521a ; civil list
6-412c : coinage 18-706b,
19-907d, 19-876 (PI. I., II.) ;
cotton trade 7-278c ; cur-
rant cultivation 28-95Gb ;
ecclesiastical jurisdiction 8-
866b , emigration statistics
18-429d ; ethnology 12-
429a, 10-154d ; flag 10-462a;
flora and fauna 12-427c ;
forests 10-647C ; geology 12-
427b, 3-258d ; government,
and legislature 12-432a, 20-
980c, 25-814C ; learned so-
cieties 25-31 3a ; monuments,
preservation of 18-800a ;
navy 12-438D ; newspapers
and periodicals 19-581c, 21-
161d; observatory 19-958d;
population statistics 9-920d,
11-636C, 3-259a, 23-874a ;
press laws 22-303a ; railway
statistics 9-917d ; religion
12-433C, 20-337d (see also
Orthodox Eastern Church) ;
shipping 24-872 ; silk 25-
104b ; survey maps 17-651b;
timber 10-648a; trade (with
Turkey) 27-430b ; (with
United Kingdom) 27-602a ;
voting 3-281b ; wine 28-
728d.

— : History, Ancient 12-440b ;
African settlements l-331b ;
Antiochus the Great 24-
605a ; Asia Minor colonies
2-760a ; Celtic invasion 5-
612b ; colonization 12-445c,
6-716b, 20-1 I In ; Diadochi
17-22Gb ; Dorian invasion
8-425d ; Ethiopian colonies
l-89c ; federal government,
10-233C ; Flamininus 23-
631d, 10-477a; government,
forms of 12-293C. 12-449a ;
Hellenistic acre 13-238d ;
heralds 13-310d ; Homeric
age 12-442a ; Irish legends
14-757c; Macedonian period
17-222c, 21-37 7a; mercen-
aries in Egypt 9-88b, l-80d ;
Minoan influence 7-423a ;
Persian wars 12-448a, 28-
887b, 12-454d, 21-211a ;
Roman rule 23-633a. 12-
461b ; sea power 24-.'i49d ;
Sicilian colonies 25-25a ;

Spartan supremacy 25-610c.
See also Athens, Sparta,
Delian league, &c.

GREECE: it istori/,t>osf -classical
and modern 12-461b; 9-928
(maps) ; 23-510d ; 27-443a ;
Albanian settlements 1-
483d, l-486d; brigandage
4-564d ; Bulgarian relations
4-779d; Church 20-337d ;
Cretan relations 7 -427e;
Hellenism 13-238a ; Ionian
islands 14-728d; Jews 15-
408c ; Macedonian question
17-221c ; Rumanian rela-
tions 23-842d ; Turkish re-
lations (1910) 27-465a. See
also Greco - Turkish War ;
Greek Independence, War
of.

Greek Archaeological Society
2-841a ; Eleusis 9-262d ;
Epidaurus 9-687c ; Oropus
20-327D ; Rhamnus 2-884c.

GREEK ART 12-470a ; 10-
373b ; Aegean art 12- 1 1 lr,
12-442b ; Buddhist art de-
rived from 13-241a; ceram-
ics 5-711a,12-475a,19-S73c;
colour decoration 19-21b ;
drawing 8-553d ; embroid-
ery 9-310a ; filigree 10-343b;
fountains 10-748a ; furni-
ture ll-364a, 3-612b, 26-
325a ; gem-engraving 11-
564a; Hellenistic age 12-
490b, 13-239C ; Ionian
school 14-728b ; jewelry 15-
365b ; metal work 18-207c ;
mirrors 18-57 5b ; Pericleau
age 21-1 I7li ; plaster-work
21-784b ; plate 21-791a ;
portraiture 22-128a, 20-
475a ; rings 23-349c ; Ro-
man acquisitions 23-r>88a ;
Roman art 23-474c ; scar-
abs 11-563 (Plate); seals
24-539b ; Sicilian work 9-
857b: stucco reliefs 19-18b;
swords 26-270a ; tapestry
26-403d ; terracottas 26-
654b ; Vaphiocups27-897b;
vases 5-732 (PI. I., II.) ; wax
figures 28-430b.

— : Arcliitecture 2-377d foil. ;
12-471afoll. ; 12-481c ; 12-
486c ; capitals 5-276b ;
coloured-glass inlay 24-489c;
doorways 8-420d ; gargoyle
11 - 466a : Hellenistic age
12-490b; houses 13-S10e;
mouldings 18-932b ; orient-
ation of temples 2-350(1, 20-
269d ; ornament 20-491a ;
roof tiles 26-97 Ib ; temples
26-610c; terracotta 26-654a
(Plates); windows 28-712b.

— : .Music 19-73a; 13-lb foil.;
Aristoxenus 2-522d ; Chin-
ese music, connexion with 6-
225b ; lyric poetry, con-
nexion with 12-509d ; in-
struments 20-168C (see also
Aulos, Cithara, &c.) ; nota-
tion 19-86c ; pitch 21-661a ;
rhythm 23-278b ; scales 17-
178d.

— : Paintina 20-462a ; 20-
463c foil. ; 12-473d ; 12-
481d ; Hellenistic age 12-
490b ; mummy cases 20-
490b ; Polygnotus 22-24d,
12-481d ; Sicyon school 25-
37c ; tempera 20-491d ;
wall painting 19-18a, 19-21c.

— : Sculpture 12-472b ; Cre-
tan school 7-425d ; gold or-
naments 8-799a ; Graeco-
Roman copies 23-588a ;
metal work 18-208b foil. ;
Pheidias, age of 12-483a ;
Polygnotus' influence 12-
482b ; relief 8-553c ; Sicyon
school 25-37b foil. ; terra-
cotta figures 26-654b.

— bracelet (dance) 7-795d.

— Church : see Orthodox East-
ern Church.

— cross 7-507e ; 2-387a.

— Empire : see Roman Em-
pire, Later.

GREEK FIRE 12-492c ; 5-31c ;

Joinville 15-492d.
Greek honeysuckle : see An-

themion.

— INDEPENDENCE, WAR OF
(1821-1833) 12-493a; 9-
936d ; 12-466b ; 27-456b ;
Church, Sir Richard 6-325b ;
Ibrahim Pasha 14-224a ;
Navarino 19-281h ; Russian
campaigns 23-904a ; Verona
Congress 27-1037a ; Ypsi-
lanti 28-942a.

— LANGUAGE 12-49Ba ; ac-
centl-112a; accents21-460a;
alphabet l-724d, l-727b ; in
Babylon 3-1 07b; Coraes' re-
forms 12-526a, 7-131b ; Cyp-
riote syllabic systeml4-619b:

dialects (summary) 12-4971),
14-629b, 12-507b ; diction-
aries (anc.) 8-190c ; diction-
aries (medieval and modern)
8-191c, 16-588c, 24-344d;
Doric dialects 8-427b ; in
Egypt 9-59a ; English in-
fluenced (16th cent.) 9-596a;
Homeric dialect 13-631a ;
Indian inscriptions 14-621d;
inscriptions 14-626d ; lonio
dialects 14-730d, 25-132c;
Italic languages connected
16-245d ; Koine 12-498a,
13-239C, 12-523b, 12-525b ;
Latin borrowings 16-250a ;
Locrian dialect 16-85GC, 12-
499b, 12-526a ; palaeo-
graphy 20-556c ; in Phoe-
nicia 21-454b ; in Roman
Empire, Later 23-5 14a ; in
Sc]ituagint24-654d; Talmud
Greek 26-382d ; Venetic,
relation to 27-987a.
GREEK LAW 12-501b ; 7-
454d ; Areopagus 2-454a ;
Draco's code 8-464a ; Gor-
tyna monument 7 • 425d ;
Zaleucus 28-951b.

— Letter Societies : see Fra-
ternities, College.

— LITERATURE 12-507a;
12-449a ; Aldine editions
17-624C ; Alexandrian school
1-5740 ; anthology 2-94b ;
biography 3-953b ; Byzan-
tine period 12-516a, 6-4501) ;
dialogue 8-156d ; elegies
12-509b, 9-252b, 21-346c ;
epic poetry 12-507d, 9-681b;
epitaphs 9-703b, 9-707d ;
Itellenistic age 12-514a, 13-
239c ; historians 12-454c,
12-512a, 13-528c : Homer's
influence 13-632b ; literary
forms fixed by 16-7 84a ;
mimes 13-380d ; modern
12-524a ; novel 19-834a ;
prosody 27-1044a ; snlirti
24-228D ; tyrants' services
to 12-447c, 12-4470.

— : Drama 8-488a foil. ; 12-
510d ; chorus 6-270d; dances
7-7 97a ; lyrical character
17-180d; mask 17-837d ;
modern 8-506c, 12-526d ;
music 19-7 4c; Pleiad of
Alexandria l-574c : pro-
logue 22-434d ; theatre
(form, &c.) 26-729a ; Thes-

Ris26-840d. See also Aeschy
is, Sophocles, &c.
Greek military league : see
Military league.

— project (of Catherine II.)
23-902b ; 5-528b.

— Railways Loan (1900) 12-
439d.

— RELIGION 12-527d; Aegean
and Minoan l-246d, 7-422a,
12-442a ; altars l-760c ;
apotheosis 2-206c ; Christ-
ianity influenced 6-281b ;
clubs, influence of 6-564d ;
cosmogony myths 7-216c ;
Delphic oracle 20-144a ;
drama 8-488a ; Euhemerism
9-887a ; fasting 2-718d;
feasts and festivals 10-221a ;
flagellation 10-463b ; Hel-
lenistic age 13-239d ; Homer
13-629d, 12-443a, 23-69c ;
incense 14-351a ; inscrip-
tions 14-629a ; lights, cere-
monial 16-675b ; lustration
17-131b; mysteriesl9-117c;
mythology 19-128c ; 19-
129d, 19-140b ; omens 20-
103c ; Orpheus 20-328c ;
priest. 22-318a ; processions
22-415a; prophet 22-441b ;
purification 10-59b ; Roman
assimilation 23-580a ; sacri-
fices 23-984a, 28-976d ; vow
and prayer 28-219C. See
also Zeus, Apollo, &c..
Mystery.

" Greek Slave " (statue)

(Powers) 22-224b.
Greek talent 28-487C.

— type 27-5 39d.
GREELEY, HORACE 12-531a.
GREELEY, Colo. 12-533d ; 6-

722 (Fl) ; 6-722d.

— Ga. 11-752 (Bl).
la. 14-732 (F2).
Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Pa. 21-106 (N3).

— Co., Kan. 15-654 (A2).

— Co., Neb. 19-324 (F3).
Greely, Adolphus W. 24-340d ;

21-950b.
Greely, fjord, N.Am. 19-762

(LI).

Greelyville, S.C. 25-500 (E3).
Green, A. 22-348c.
— , A. O. (chemist) 5-607b.
— , ALEXANDER HENRY

(geologist) 12-534a.

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

full

o/ r/-K InJ, \ it In cxMcnllal to read the
Instruction* given on I'mge I.

GREAT-GREE

QNM. Alto (Mr. J. it.) u-

'i i

_ , thmlamln 18 HUL

-.< I .-..;..•... 7-11 .!•
— , (.IwrkM (»<T»iwut> I- Jtt.'.o.
— v OhariM (ulronoiitar) ••

•K1 19-mi

(fltartntor) 14-

— • SBaaaaal

I?S8p-r>

— iO«or-r» 9-IMdt

•„.-. !,,n. -14.! J

— . J. 7. N.(cvuli«i*l)tt
- JOHN RICHARD
i 12- .SI.-.

dr

.-•.... I

thU-
— , i<owuuaa iip»wTvi»ner) 11'

—.MATTHEW 12-5.ll. I.

I
—.THOMAS HILL ll-535a ;

He; ethic* 9-
IdealUra 14-884o : relativity
of knowledge 23-.v.i ,
state tatorferenn- M-303b.
— . VALCN •••>.

WILLIAM HENRY 12-

— . HOT. W. .*. 18-

. IM.V, Nl.i. 19-17
.baV, Wla. 18-740 (M-3) ;

— . cape. N.S.W. 18-53S (F5).
— . W.. Oin. 18-372 ((I I).
— . Ul.. China 13-8SSa.
— . M.. Mass. 17-858 (Civ
— , W.. NM. 19-17'.I (II
— . Ul . Vli. 19-1

\ /.. 19-i;:.

— , UN.. Pao.0. 88-436 (11-18).
— , lake. Can. 84-225 . •
—.lake. Minn. 18-550 ••

".

—.lake. WU. 28-7 40 II
— , mt.. Ascension 1. 1-7 lilc.
— . mt.. Vt. 19-19"
— . mt-.. Vt. 19-I90 (A6-B2) ;

l-2()7u ; 17-10250 ; fauna

27-8330,

— . mt*.. Wyo. 28-S7 1 ( D-K3).
— , park. Lond. 18-938 (E2) ;

li-9l8b.

-. pt.. Nfd. 18-478 (A8).
— . rir.. Can. 18-465 ( A I ).
— . rir.. III. 14-304 (B8).
— , riT.. Ky. 15-740 (A3) ; 15-

71 . I.
— . riT.. Mass. 17-858 (All.

. rir.. Mass, and N.Y. 19-586

(Cl).

— . riT.. N.C. 18-778 (C4).
— . riT., N.Dak. 19-780 (B3).
— . rir.. N.Y. and Vt. 19-490

(A5).

—.riT.. Utah 27-814 (E3>.
— , rlr.. Vt. and Mass. 17-858

(Bl); 19-490 (B6).
— rir.. Wash. M-354 (C3).
— . riT.. Wash. 28-354 (D2).
— . rlr., Wls. 28-740 c
-. riT.. Wyo. 28-874 (B3-C4) ;

8-724C.
Oreen (In golf) 12-223c.

. .. .

Oreen algae (hot.) : tee Chloro-

phroeae.

Greenan. lake. Soot. 4-878c.
GREENAWAY, KATE 12-

536d: 20-5020.
Greenback. Tenn. ZS-n-.-n

(O-HD.
Greenback Party 12-537 ti; 1-

1 1 1;.\
GREENBACKS 12-537b ; 18-

704d; 27-707d.
Greenbaokrllle. Va. 28- 118

«m

Oroenbank. N..J. 19-502 (fl).
Green Bank. W.Va. 28-JHO

(D»).

Oreenbay. Ala. 1-460 (CO.
Green Bar, Va. 28-11 K >
GREEN BAY, Wls. 11-537 b ;
28-740 (Kl).

— Bay. ft.. Mich. 22-66a,
Green bell moth 16-47 Ic,

— bittern 13-3S7tl.

— bone : tee Oar-fish.
Green Brier, Tenn. 26-620

Greenbrier. Ind. 14-422 (D8).

V:l. 28-.'.f-"

Greenbrier beds 87 - 627a

(table); 27-630o.
Greenbrier Co.. W.Va. 28-.-.RO

(CD.
Green Brook, rir., N.J. 19-502

(D2).

Groen bulbal 28-101M.
Greenbureh, N.Y. : trr Dobbs

III. 14-304 (li:i).
i.l5-654(G3).
Me. 17-434 (1)3).
Minn. 18-550 (A2).

23-1 02b.
\VK28-7 40 (ES).
lake, Oin. 20-111 (111).
wnhiishix. dlst., W.An». 28
S38d; tin 8-74oo; 2-85Sc.

14- i:. '
< :

n)

14-741
14-714

-•la.
U.I. 28-514

— Co.. • '• 18-6OOIIM).

VVTa7|B-74o

— cormorant : ire Stum.

v« 8prlnr*. Fla. to- i

— i rwk. X.J . 19-501 (O6X,

— Creek, riv., t>. 26-Se <D8).

Oreeu-<-r»|i 7- • - ; 1- r.M
Graendale. K>. 1S-7I

. N.Y.: •vCaUklll.
tlreen drake (tniiect) 17-»35a.
Greene. CoL Lliri.topti.-r 22-

•."'T !.

— . Sir Cunrmttiaiii 27-'.'03o.

— , t'rancl- \ 'Tr.
—.GEORGE WASHINGTON

12-.. i- .

— . II. Pliink.-t. 19-85a.

— . MAURICE 12-538b ; 4-

— . NATHAN AEL 12-
23-252b ; 11--

— . ROBERT 12-5.19b ; 9-«83a ;
dramas 8-53 lo ; paatorol*
8O-S97a; Sliak<^|x>tin> 24
7TU.

Greene, la. 14-732 (E2).

• -. Mr. 17-4:11 (III).

— . N.Y. 18-586 (K:t).

— . it. I. 23-848 (02).

— . lake. Can. 10-114 (1)2).

— Co.. Ala. 1-460 (A3).

— Co.. Ark. t-552 ( K 1 ).

— Co.. Oa. 11-752

— Co^ la. 14-738 (C3).

— Co.. III. 14-304(111).

— Co., Ind. 14-422 (CO).

— Co., Mo. 18-608 <( II.

— Co.. N.f. 18-772 (KJ).

— Co., N.Y. 19-.'.»0 (A-1J1 and
F3).

— Co.. O. 20-26 (CS).

— Co.. I>u. 21-106(110).

. Tenn. 26-0-JO (H-Il).

Va. 28-1 18 (D2).
Green earth l-369a ; 4-970a.

— ebony 8-843c.
Greenely,lal.,Can. 19-179 (111).
Green End. Lanes. 17-.~il.~i

(map).

Greener, W. : Cape rifle 23-
335o ; carbons fnr arc lamps
16-65Vd ; expan«ire bullets
23-:i'.'(il., l-s-:id ; gun
barrel 12-720b.

Greenesrillo Co., Va. 28- US
.1:11

GreenerlUe, Tenn. 28-620 (II).

(in-, ..... . \\.-t. Al i. : M WM

Greene.

Green fallow 1O-155O.
Greenneld, Knte 21-243b.

— , William Smith (natholo-
Btst)3-17U-; 2-107d.

Greenfleld. Ark. 2-552 (E2).

< al. 5-8 (C3).

la. 14-732 (( -3).

111.14-304(114).

Ind. 14-122 (F5).
GREENFIELD. .Moss. 12-541o;
17-852 (Itl).

>to. 18-608 (C4).

N.H. 19-490(1)0).

i). 20-2t»(D6).

Tenn. 2«-620 (Cl).

Vn. 28-1 18 (D3).

— Center, N.Y. 19-590 (G2).

— Hill. Conn. 8-852(115); 1