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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.