(Mexican party) 18-339a.
Central Lake, Mich. 18-372
(E4).

line (mensuration) 18-139a.
London Railway 16-944b;
27-406a; lifts 9-265c; ven-
tilation 27-409a.
Markets, Smithfield 16-
951b.

Mediterranean Sea (geol.):
see Tethys Sea.

Midwives' Board 18-424c.
Mt. Stuart, mts., S.Aus. 2-
960 (E4); 2-961c; 2-947a.
- nervous system 25-672d;
27-1048a.

News Agency 19-564c.
Pacific railway 22-821d.
Park, Mich. 13-611a.
Centralpark, Mont. 14-276
(D3).

Central plane 18-139a.
-projection 17-656d; 19-
294b; 7-573c.
CENTRAL PROVINCES, India
5-681c; 14-382 (C-K9);
British acquisition 4-609d;
cotton manufacture 7-299d
land settlement system 14-
388b; Munda race 19-2c.
Square, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Station, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
-Technical College, London
27-773b; 26-492c.
Tennessee College: see Wal-
den, university of.
- (Unemployed) Body, Lond.
16-953c.

University, Indianapolis 27-
597b.

- University of Kentucky 7-
824a.

Valley, N.Y. 19-596 (B4).
Viaduct, Cleveland 6-503d.
Village, Conn. 6-952 (H3).
Centranthus 10-564b.

- macrosiphon 13-766b.
ruber see Red valerian.
Centrarchidae 26-515c.
Centraxonia 18-868a.

Centre, canal, Fr. 10-778 (G4);
9-917c; 10-786b; 8-269c.

-, canal, Belg. 5-170d.

isl., N.Z. 19-624 (B7).

Centre (spherical) 25-647b.
Centred (math.) 16-421d.
Centreing (arch.) 27-956d; 2-
343a.

- (carpentry) 5-388a.
Centre Island, penin., N.Y. 20-
428a.

-

of England, Leics. (High
Cross) 10-731d.

of gravity 17-960b; 2-
369a; 27-258c; 24-923c.
Centre party (Ger.) 28-716b;
11-876a; 27-573c.
Centreport, N.Y. 13-954a.
Centre Star, mine, Can. 23-
752d.

Centreville, Can. (B.C.) 4-600
(C1).

Can. (N.Br.) 19-465 (B1).
Ida. 14-279a.

R.I. 28-341c.

Centricae 8-170b.
Centrifugal couple 17-1014a.

-

drier see Hydro-extractor.
fans 14-110a.

filter: see Hydro-extractor.
force 18-906d; 17-1013d.
inflorescence: see Definite
inflorescence.

pump 14-107b.

roller mills 20-239b.

Centring error 24-751a.
Centriole see Centrosome.
Centripetal inflorescence: see
Indefinite inflorescence.
Centriscidae 26-545b.
Centrisciformes 14-247d.
Centrocercus urophasianus: see
Sage-cock.

Centrode 17-958a; 17-1008c.
Centroid 18-138c; 17-1008d.
Centrolabrus exoletus: see
Rock-cook.

Centromachus 2-303d.
Centronellidae 4-366a.
Centropagidae: see Diapto-
midae.

Centropelma 12-4230; 3-974c.
Centrophorus 24-809a.
Centropipeda 18-868b.
Centropolis, Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Centropus : see Lark-heeled
cuckoo.
Centropyxis 8-238c; 23-248c.
Centrosome 7-714c; 7-715c;
9-328d; Heliozoa 13-232b;
plant cells 21-767b; repro-
duction 23-117d.
Centrosphere (biol.) 7-715d.
- (earth) 14-171b.

Centrostigma 18-868a.
Centrum (anat.) 14-258a.

- (geol.): see Seismic centre.
- ovale 4-397c.

Cent-Suisses 12-658b.
Centula, Fr.: see St Riquier.
Centulle III. 3-202b.
Centum Cellae, It.: see Civita
Vecchia.

23-

CENTURION (Rom. Emp.) 5-
684a; 23-472b.
"Centurion (ship) 2-83d.
Centurione, Paolo 21-940a.
Centurioneae 6-244b.
Centurione Zaccaria 1-141a.
Centurioni, Alessandro
347d.

15-

Centurioni (Italy) 15-50c.
CENTURIPE, Sic. 5-684a; 15-
4 (E6); 15-26 (E6).
CENTURY (dict.) 5-684b.
Century, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Century Club, N. Y. 6-568a.
Century Dictionary 8-190a;
19-559a.

Century Magazine 13-587a.
Century plant: see American
aloe.

-Stakes (Eng.) 13-730c.
-Stakes (U.S.) 13-736c.
Centwine (king of Wessex) 28-
535a; 28-534c.
Cenwalh: see Coenwalh.
Cenwulf (abbot) 21-297d.
Céo, Soror Violente do 22-160a.
Ceol (king of Wessex) 5-592c;
28-535a; 28-534c.
Ceolfrid (abbot) 3-615b; 15-
276d; 3-881c.
Ceolred (king of Mercia) 18-
152b.

Ceolwulf (king of Mercia) 18-
152c; 9-469b; 15-735d; 27-
287a.

-

-(king of Northumbria 729-1
737) 19-793d ; 28-326a.
-(king of Wessex) 26-168b;
28-534c; 28-535a.
Ceorl (Saxon leader) 1-292a.
(class): see Churl.
CEOS, isl., Medit. 5-684b; 12-
424 (F3); Aristaeus cult 2-
493d; Valonia supply 7-
681b.

Cepeda, Teresa de: see Theresa,
St.

Cepeda, Arg. 2-471a.
Cepeham, Wilts. 28-699b.
Cépéron, mt., Fr.Gui. 5-588d.
Cépet, cape, Fr. 27-904d.
Cephaëlis 5-552d.
Cephalanthera 20-172b.
Cephalaon 25-14c.
Cephalaria 5-552d.

tatarica 5-551a.
Cephalas, Constantinus 2-94d.
Cephalas, Asia M.: see Keph-
alas.

Cephalaspidae 20-361c; 24-
596d.

Cephalaspis 20-360d; 25-111b;
17-113d; 8-128c.
Cephalic flexure 4-403a.
CEPHALIC INDEX 5-684c; 7-
373b; American aborigines
1-811a, 14-466a; Bongo 4-
204d.
-vein 27-970a; 1-941d.
Cephalina 12-560b.
Cephallenia, Gr. : see Argostoli.

isl., Gr. see Cephalonia.
Cephalobus rigidus 19-362d.
Cephalochorda 28-1033c; 27-

1048b; amphioxus 1-886d;
craniata 27-1048c, 27-1049d.
Cephalocones 11-522b.
Cephalodia 16-580a.
Cephalodiscus 22-614b.
Cephaloedium, Sic.:

see

Cefalu.
Cephalon 7-554a.
CEPHALONIA, isl., Gr. 5-684c;
12-440 (B2); 12-424 (A-B2);|
25-34a; 19-283a; insurrec-
tions (1848) 14-729c, 17-
792a; Norman acquisition
23-516a.
Cephalont 12-557b.
Cephalophinae 2-91d.
Cephalophus : see Duiker.
doriae: see Banded duiker.
- jentinki: see White-
shouldered duiker.
CEPHALOPODA 5-685b; 18-
669d; 18-671b; 18-675a;
Devonian 8-128a; eggs 9-
16a: Jurassic 15-570a;
metamerism 18-671b; Ordo-
vician 20-237d; Permian 21-
177c; radular formula 18-
672b shell 5-685c, 5-686a,
5-694d; Silurian 25-110c.

Cephalozia 4-702b; 4-704d
(fig.).
Cephalus (myth.) 1-893b; 2-
927b; 21-342b.

(father of Lysias) 17-182b;
25-425a.
Cephas (bibl.): see Peter, St.
Cephea 24-525b.
Cepheidae (zool.) 24-525b.
Cepheid variables (astron.) 25-
786b.

Cepheus (myth.) 1-975c.
CEPHEUS (astron.) 5-702c; 7-
12 (map).
Cephidae: see Stem saw-fly.
Cephisodorus 2-501c.
CEPHISODOTUS (the elder) 5-
702c; 12-487d.

Cephissus, lake, Gr.: see
Copais.

-, riv., Gr. (Attica) 12-440
(E3-2); 12-426d.

-, riv., Gr. (Phocis) 12-440
(D2): see also Mavropotamo.
Cephus Pender, Fla. 10-540
(F7).

Cephus pygmaeus 8-897b; 14-
179b.

Cepi, Russ. 4-286b.
Cepina, It. 26-242 (14).
Cepion (musician) 6-396a.
Cepizzi, Sic. 15-4 (E6).
Cepolidae 26-545c.
Ceppes: see Stocks.
Ceppomorelli, It. 26-242 (E5).
Ceprano, It. 11-92b.
Ceps 4-159d.
Cerachates 5-803c.
Ceram, Mal. Arch. :
Serang.
CERAM, isl., Mal.Arch.

see

5-

702d; 17-466 (F3).
--, sea, Mal. Arch. 17-466 (F3).
Cerambycidae: see Longhorn
beetle.

Ceramic, gulf, Asia M.: see
Cos, gulf.
Ceramic papier mâché 20-738a.
CERAMICS 5-703a; Assyrian
3-108b; bronze age 2-352
(Pl. V.); Central Ameri-
can 18-335d; Cincinnati
pottery 6-673a; Cyprian 7-
698a; enamelling 9-362d;
Euphronius' work 9-898c;
ethnology 14-498c; gilding
12-14a; Hittite 13-537d;

Mexican and Peruvian 2-
349d; neolithic 2-352 (Pl.
V.); Nippur pottery 19-707b;
Susa examples 26-161d;
terracotta lamps 16-132c;
Trojan 27-316b; tiles 26-
wheelless
972c, 19-17b;
manufacture 2-350b:
also under Ancient civiliza-
tions and leading modern
countries.

see

Ceramicus, Gr. 2-832 (map);
2-834c; 9-959a; excavations
2-837a.

Ceramidium 1-592d.
Ceramium 1-597b.
Cerano, Il.:

see Crespi, Gio-
vanni Battista.
CERARGYRITE 5-760a.
Cerasin (bot.): see Cherry tree
gum.

-(wax): see Ceresine.
Cerasite 14-726c.
Ceraso, mt., It. 15-4 (G2).
Cerastes 28-108d.

cornutus: see Horned viper.
Cerastium 5-440a; 10-557b.
hirsutum 10-570d (fig.).
Cerasus, Asia M.: see Kera
sund.

(bot.): see Cherry.
Mahaleb 10-556c (fig.).
Cerasus Pharnacia, Asia M. 2-
760 (H2): see also Kerasund.
Ceratella 14-151d; 14-155a.
Ceratellidae 14-151d.
Ceraterpeton 3-525b.
Ceratiidae 26-545d; 14-268d.
Ceratiocaridae 6-560b.
Ceratiocaris 20-237d.
papilio 7-554d (fig.).

Ceratiomyxa 19-109b (fig.);
19-105d.
Ceratiomyxaceae 19-105d.
Ceratisolen 16-124a.

legumen 16-118d; 16-119a.
Ceratite beds (geol.) 27-260d.
Ceratites 5-693d; 27-260c.
trinodosus 27-260d.
Ceratitidae 5-693d.
Ceratitis capitata 8-308c.
Ceratium 8-278a; 8-278b.
- hirundinella 16-89b.
Ceratobatrachidae 3-523d.
Ceratobatrachus guentheri 11-
241b.

Ceratobranchial 24-595a.
Ceratochelys insculpta 19-
488a.
Ceratodontidae 26-543b; 14-
268a.

Ceratodus 26-543b; 14-248c;
blastopore and anus 9-320b;
development 9-328a; fins
14-259d (fig.); geological
range 27-259d.
-forsteri: see Neoceratodus.
Ceratogaulus 23-446b.
Ceratogymna: see Black horn-
bill.

Cercopithecus neglectus: se
De Brazza's monkey.
nictitans: see Hocheur.
patas: see Patas monkey.
petaurista: see Lesser whit
nosed guenon.

pogonias: see Bearded
monkey.

pygery thrus: see Vervet.
pyrrhonotus: see Nisnas
monkey.

-sabaeus: see Grivet.

talapoin: see Talapoin.
Cercopitheque: see Guenon.
Cercopod: see Cercus.
Cercospora concors 22-204a.
vitis 28-96a.
Cercus 13-425b; 13-418c.
Cercyon (legend) 26-837d.
Cerda, Sic. 26-642c.
Cerdaña (Cerdagne), dist., Sp.
11-902b; countship 23.
780b; language 25-573b;
Spain obtains 10-826a; war
(1473) 17-40a.
Cerdic (king of Elmet) 9-7c.
CERDIC (king of Wessex) 5.

760c; 24-79b; 28-534b.
Cerdo (heretic) 5-760c; 8-
353b; 17-692b.
-, L. Vitruvius 27-1036c.
CERDONIANS (sect) 5-468c.
Cère, riv., Fr. 8-424a.

(falconry)13-94d; 10-142b
Cereal, Okla. 20-58 (D2).

Belt, dist., Ala. 1-459d.
Cereales (Roman officers) 1.
244d.

Cerealia: see Cerialia.
Cercalin 10-550b.

CEREALIS, PETILLIUS 5-
468d; 19-413c.
Cereals (agric.): see Grain.
Cereatae, It. 5-440d; 14-633c.
Cerebellar artery 2-666d.
- peduncles 4-393a.
Cerebellum 4-394b; 27-1049b;
14-264a; development 4-
403a; histology 4-395a;
physiology 19-48d.
Cerball (king of Ossory) 14- Cerebral artery 2-666c; 1.

12-755b; 12-

765a; 14-764d.

Cerbalus, riv., It.: see Cer-

varo.

Cerbat, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

-

Range, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(B2).

Cerbère, cape, Fr. 10 778
(F6).

CERBERUS (myth.) 5-760b;
13-346c.

(astron.) 7-13d.
rhyncops 25-290d.
Cerbu, Rum. 23-826 (B2).
Cercado, prov., Bol. 6-619a.
Cercal, mts., Port. 25-530 (A4);
22-135a.

Cercamon (Provençal poet) 22-
497c.

Cercaphus, mt., Asia M. 14-
288d.
Cercaria 27-244a; 25-284b.
Cercen, pass, Alps 1-747a.
Cerces, mt., Alps 1-742a.
Cercetius, mts., Gr. 12-440
(C1).
Cerchneis: see Kestrel.
Cerci: see Cercus.
Cercinitis, lake, Gr. 12-440
(B4): see Tachino.
Cercis 16-382a.
canadensis 15-536b.
siliquastrum : see Judas

tree.
Cercle de la Rue Royale 6-
568a.

- des Vingt 20-508b; 20-
507a.
Cercocebus: see Mangabey.
- albigena: see White-cheeked
monkey.
-collaris: see White collared
mangabey.

--

940a; 2-164c.

- hemispheres 4-402d; 14.
264a; of fishes 14-265c;
localization of function 19-
434d (fig.).

lobes 27-1049c.

peduncles: see Crura cere.

368a; fertilization 7-716b;
proboscis 19-364b.

urticans 19-365a.

Cerebro-spinal fever 18-130d;
20-778c; inoculation for 28.
162d.

- spinal fluid 25-201b; 19.
431d.

Cerebrum 4-395c.
Cerecloth: see Shroud.
Cereda, pass, Alps 1-747c.
Ceredig (king of Elmet): see
Cerdic.
Ceredo, W.Va. 28-560 (A3).
Cerekwe, Ober, Aus. 3-4
(D2).

-, Unter, Aus. 3-4 (D2).
Cerekwica, articles of 21-911b.
Ceremonial congregation 7.

513d.
Ceremonies, master of the: see
Master of the Ceremonies.
Ceremony (dict.) 4-9378.
see Drinking
-, drinking:
Ceremonies.
Cereopsis novae-hollandiae 12.
243a.
Cereris, ludi: see Cerialia.
CERES 5-760d; 12-402a; Am.
barvalia 1-791c; temple,
Paestum 20-448b; temple,
Rome 26-656d, 1-244b.
Ceres, Cape Col. 25-466 (D9);
5-247a; 5-232c.

N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
Okla. 20-58 (D1).

Scot. 24-418 (F2); •

330c.
Ceres (astron.) 21-718a.
Ceres, rule of (math.): see
Virgins, Problem of the
Ceresco, Mich. 18-372 (F7).
-, Neb. 19-324 (H3).
Ceresco (sociol.): see Wiscon

sin Phalanx.
Ceresine 20-430b.

Ceresio, lake, It.: see Lugano,
lake.
albigularis: see Sykes's Ceresole, It.: see Cerisoles.

monkey.

callitrichus: see
monkey.

Ceressus, Gr. 26-340c.
Green Céret, Fr. 10-778 (F6).

cynosurus: see Malbrouck
monkey.

Ceretapa, Asia M.: see Kaya.

dibi.

Cerethrius (chief of Gauls) 27.
Bay- Ceretic (king of Strathclyde):

diana see Diana monkey.
diana ignita:

see

thighed monkey.
leucampyx: see

monkey.

262a.

see Coroticus.

Pluto Cereus, riv., Gr. 9-866b.

mona see Mona monkey.

Cereus (bot.): see Torch thistle
Cerezo, Sebastian 7-798b.

Cerf, isl., Ind.O.1-320 (15) ; 24-
751c.

Cerfontaine, Belg. 3-668 (D3).
Cerfroy, Fr. 27-286b.
Ceri, It. 4-937a; 1-555b.
Ceria, isl., Gr. 12-440 (G4).
Ceria: see Cerium oxide.
Cerialia 5-761a; 23-578d; lus-
tration ceremony 17-131d;
Proserpine associated with
22-457a; and Samson story
24-119c.

Cerialis, Petillius: see Cerealis,
Petillius.

Ceriani, Antonio Maria 18-
896c; 3-454b; 3-857b,
Cerianthidea 2-101b.

Cerianthus 2-101b; 6-641c;
23-36d.

Ceric fluoride, &c.: see Cerium
compounds.

Ceriema: see Seriema.
Cerig Gwynion grits 16-829c.
CERIGNOLA, It. 5-761a; 15-1
(E4); 15-81c; battle (1503)
7-140c.

Cerigo, Gr. 12-424 (D4).
-, isl., Gr. 12-424 (D4): see
also Cythera.
CERIGOTTO, Gr. 5-761a; 12-
424 (E4); bronze statue 12-
480 (PI V. fig. 73).
Cérilly, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Cerin 5-608d.

CERINTHUS 5-761a; Ebion-
ites influenced by 8-842c
Logos doctrine developed
against 15-451b; Revelation,
Book of, ascribed to 23-212d;
St John's Gospel attributed
to 15-457a.
Cerinthus, Gr. 12-440 (E2).
Ceriornis: see Tragopan.
-satyra: see Horned phea-
sant.

-temminckii : see White
pheasant.

Cerisiers, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
Cerisoles, It.: battle (1544) 18-
787a, 14-521d.
Cerisy-la-Salle, Fr. 10-778
(D3).

Cerita Tularosa, N.Mex. 19-
520 (D4).

Cerite 5-761b; 9-733d.
Cerithiidae 11-515d.
Cerithium 11-515d; 9-663d ;
22-122a; geological range
15-570a, 20-82b.
CERIUM 5-761b; compounds
5-761c.

-oxide 5-761c; 22-910a; 16-
656c.

Cerivoula 6-246a; 6-245d (fig.).
-picta: see Indian painted
bat.

Cerizay, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Cerlier, Switz.: see Erlach.
Cermatobiidae 5-673d.
Cermatobius 5-673d: 5-670c.
Cerna, riv., Rum, 23-826 (A2).
Cernahora, mt., Hung. 3-4
(G2).

Cernautzi, Aus. : see Czerno-
witz.

Cernavoda, Rum. 23-826 (D2);
23-829b.

Cernay-la-Ville, Fr. 24-588d.
Cerne, isl., Ind.O.: see Mau-
ritius.

-Abbas, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
C5); 8-436b.

Cernier, Switz. 26-242 (B2).
Cerni Vrch, mt., Aus. 25-1059a.
CERNUSCHI, HENRI 5-762a;
20-809d.
CEROGRAPHY 5-762; 17-
633c; map reproduction 17-
See also Encaustic

633d.

painting.
Ceromel 13-654c.

Ceromya 16-124b.

Cerostoma asperella 16-472b

(fig.).

Cerotene 20-76d.

Cerotic acid 20-51a.

Cerovitsa, Serv. 24-686 (D2).

Ceroxylon andicola: see Wax-
palm,

Cerqueto, It. 15-4 (F2).
Cerquozzi, Michelangelo 7-

329b.

Cerralvo, isl., Mex. 18-318

(C2); 18-318c.
Cerreto, mt., It. 1-778b.
Cerrig-y-Druidion, Wales 9-

428 (V. D1); geology 8-18a.
Cerrillos, N.Mex. 19-520 (D2).
Cerrite del Lobo, mt., N.Mex.
19-520 (E3).

Cerro, mt., Urug. 18-779c.
-Azul, Peru 16-689a.
-del Campanario, Granadas,
Incahuasi, &c., mts. :
Campanario, Granadas, In-
cahuasi, &c.

see

de Oro group (geol.) 27-

989a.

CERRO DE PASCO, Peru 5-
4708; 21-264 (B-C3); 1-

Cerrogordo, Ark. 2-552 (A4).
-, Fla. 10-540 (C6).

Cerro Gordo, Ill. 14-304 (D4).
Gordo, Mex.: battle (1847)
24-4768.

Gordo, cape, P.R. 22-124
(B1).

Gordo Co., Ia. 14-732 (D1).
Largo, dept., Urug. 2-462
(A6 & F3); 27-806c.
Cerros, isl., Mex.18-318 (A-B1);
18-318c.

Cerro Santa, mt., W.I. 24-
194d.

Cersobleptes 8-11c; 21-377b.
Certa, Port. 25-530 (A3).
CERTALDO, It. 5-762b; 15-4
(C3).

Certhia caerulescens : see
Blight-bird.

-costae: see Tree-creeper.

familiaris: see Tree-creeper.
Certhiidae: see Creeper.
Certhilauda 16-218c; 13-676c.

deserti see Desert-lark.
Certhiola: see Sugar-bird.
Certhiomorphae 20-324d.
Certificat de complaisance 3-
484d.

Certificate examination
43d.

10-

Certiorari 28-850b; 22-427c;
mandamus 22-715a.
Certosa di Pavia, monastery,
It. 20-970d; 2-410a; 15-
18d; altar 1-761 (Pl. II. fig.
1); sculptures 24-496a.
Cerularius, Michael: see Mi-
chael (Cerularius).
Cerulean, Ky. 15-740 (B2).
Cerura: see Puss moth.
Cerussa 16-319a.
CERUSSITE 5-762c; 7-578a
(fig.); 16-315a.
CERUTTI, G. A. G. 5-762d.
Cerva, Port. 25-530 (B2).
Cervantes, P.Is. 21-392 (C2).

Sp. 25-530 (B1); 17-116c.
CERVANTES SAAVEDRA,

Miguel de 5-763a; 25-582d;
8-507d.

Cervaro, riv., It. 15-4 (E4);
15-26 (E4).

Cervati, mt., It. 15-4 (E4); 5-
124a.

Cervela 19-950d.

-

13-

Cesari, Antonio 14-911b.
-, GIUSEPPE 5-767b.
Cesarini, Julian, cardinal 3-
463c; 7-546b; 28-766c;
death 27-445d.
CESAROTTI, MELCHIORE 5-
767b:

Cesena, Michael of: see Michael
of Cesena.

CESENA, It. 5-767c; 15-4
(D2); 15-26 (D2); Cesare
Borgia 4-249a; massacre
13-100c.

Cesi, Federigo 11-408c.
Cesi, It. 5-411c.

Cérvenka burner 16-658d.
Cervera, Guillem de: see Wil-Cesinge, John 13-925a.
liam de Cervera.

-, PASCUAL

CERVERA Y
Topete 5-766d; 25-594c.
Cervera, Sp. (Lérida) 25-530
(F2); 16-483d.

- Sp. (Palencia) 25-530 (C1).
-, cape, Sp. 25-530 (E4).
riv., Sp. 16-483d.

del Rio Alhama, Sp. 25-530
(D1); 16-921d.
Cervetri, It.: discovery of trea-
sure 21-791a; paintings 20-
464d; pottery 5-722c:
tombs 5-498a (figs.). See
also Caere.

Cervia, It. 15-4 (D2); 23-345b.
Cervical flexure 4-403a.

ganglion 19-403a; 19-403b.
- glands 17-166c.
nerves 19-398c.

- plexus 19-398c.
vertebrae 5-769a.
Cervicapra: see Reedbuck.
Cervica prinae 2-91b.
Cervidae: see Deer.
Cervignano, Aus. 3-4 (C4).
Cervinae 7-922c.

Cervinara, It. 15-4 (C6).
Cervini, Marcello :

see Mar-

cellus II. (pope).
Cervix uteri 12-766a.
Cervoni, Jean Baptiste 11-
186b.

Cesky Les, mts., Aus. 4-122a.
Cesma, riv., Hung. 3-4 (E4).
Cesnola, Alessandro Palma di
5-768a; 7-700c.

-, LUIGI PALMA DI 5-767d;
excavations 7-700b; plate
collected 21-790c, 21-791a.
Cespedes, Andres Garcia de 19-
287c.

Carlos Manuel de 3-554a.
PABLO DE 5-768a;
498a.

24-

Y MENESES, GONZALO
de 5-768b.
CESS 5-768c.

Cesse, riv., Fr. 2-896a.

Cesser clause 1-305d.
CESSIO BONORUM 5-768c; 3-
331c; 3-330d.
Cession (of territory) 2-73b.
Cessna, Pa. 21-106 (E-F5).
Cessolis, Jacobus de 6-106a.
Cester (suffix): see Chester.
CESTI, MARC' ANTONIO 5-
768c; 25-406b.
Cestio, bridge, Rome 23-612
(C3); 4-534c; 23-607a.
CESTÍUS, LUCIUS 5-768c.
Cestodes: see Tapeworms.
Cestoidea 7-593b (fig.).
Cestona, mineral water 18-
519d.

Cestoplana 21-708d (fig.).
Cervulus see Muntjac.
Cestos, Okla. 20-58 (B1).
-crinifrons: see Hairy-fronted, riv., W.Af. 16-539d.

Cetona, It. 6-571c.
Cetonia 6-673d (fig.).
-aurata: see Rese-chafer.
Cetoniadae: see Rose-chafer.
Cetoniinae: see Rose-chafer.
Cetorhinidae 24-596a.
Cetorhinus: see Basking shark.
Cetotherium 5-774d.
Cetraria islandica: see Iceland

moss.

Cetraric acid 14-241b.
Cetrarin see Cetraric acid.
Cetraro, It. 15-4 (E5).
CETTE, Fr. 5-775d; 10-778
(F6); breakwater 4-476c.
CETTIGNE, Monten. 5-776a;
18-767 (A-B2).
CETUS 5-776c; 7-13 (map).
Cetyl alcohol 20-51a.

- palmitate 25-644b.
CETYWAYO (Zulu chief) 5-

776c; 28-1053a; 27-196d.
Ceulen, Ludolph van 6-385a.
CEUTA, Mor. 5-777a; 18-851
(E1).

Ceutorhynchus sulcicollis 8-
897a.

CEVA, It. 5-7770; 15-4 (B2);
27-412c.

Cevadine 1-686a.

Cevallos, Pedro de 21-577b.
Cevedale, mt., Alps 1-746c.

pass, Alps 1-746d.
CEVENNES, mts., Fr. 5-777d;
10-778 (F-G5); geology 10-
778b; war in, see Cami-
sards.

Cevenole (ethnol.) 9-919b.
Ceycinae: see Daceloninae.
Ceylanite see Pleonaste.
Ceylon, Ala. 1-460 (B4).

Ga. 11-752 (E5).
Minn. 18-550 (C7).
Pa. 21-106 (C6).
CEYLON, isl., India 5-778b;
14-382 (116); Buddhism
14-397c; caste system 5-
468a; census 5-665d; coin-
age 19-905d; coolie ques-
tion 7-77d; flora and fauna
5-779c, 2-746a, 20-309b;
forests 10-651d; geology 5-
779b, 5-948a; martial law
17-792a; missions 15-124c;|
periodicals 21-156a; popu-
lation 11-636c, 4-606d, 26-
389a; rainfall 2-745a.

Commerce and industries 5-
782d; cocoa production 5-
782a; coco-nut planting
6-631c; coffee cultivation
6-648a; cotton trade 7-
276d, 7-278d; pearl fisheries
21-25b; rubber cultivation
23-796c tea planting 26-
479d, 26-479b, 26-482b,
(Table); timber export 10-
648c; tobacco cultivation
26-1039b; trade statistics
27-602a.

- History 5-783b; 2-754d;
authorities 14-622c; Crown
Council 4-610c; Dutch East
India Co. 8-716c; Dutch
settlements 14-405b; India
invaded 14-400c; Maha-
vamsa 17-395b; Rama's ex-
pedition 27-369b; Rama-
yana legends 24-169b.
"Ceylon" (horse) 13-737a.
"Ceylon" (law case) 24-99c.
Ceylon chrysolite 27-104b.
-elk: see Sambar.
Ceylonese mayflv 21-478b.
Ceylonite: see Pleonaste.
Ceylon medal 18-6b.
-Pearl Fisheries Co. 5-782b.
- ruby: see Almandine.
Cevssac, diatomite of (geol.)
21-847d.
Ceyx (myth.) 1-530b.
(zool.) 15-809a.
Ceyzériat, Fr. 10-778 (G4).

-

Chabaud de la Tour: see Louis
Philippe I.

CHABAZITE 5-785a; 18-516b.
Chaberton, mt., Alps 1-742a.
Chabeuil, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Chabjuwardoo, bay, W.Aus. 2-
960 (A4).

Chablais, dist., Fr. 10-778
(H4); 9-341d; 10-940c;
11-590b.

Chable, Switz.: see Bagnes.
CHABLIS, Fr. 5-785c; 10-778
(F4); wine 5-785c, 28-724e.
Chaboillez, C. J. B. 19-783b.
Chaboras, riv., Turk.As.: see
Khabur.

CHABOT, FRANCOIS 5-785c.
GEORGES ANTOINE 5-
785d.

Gui, comte de Jarnac: see
Jarnac.

Henri 23-460a.
PHILIPPE DE 5-785d.
Chabote, pt., C. Verde Is. 5-253
(map).

Chabra, state, India 12-749d.
Chabraeus (Chabrey, D.) 22-
201c.

Chabran, Joseph, count 11-
198b.
CHABRIAS 5-786a; 7-960d;
27-262a.

CHABRIER, ALEXIS E. 5-
786b.

Chabrus (society) 3-30a.
Chabu, Afg. 15-631c.
Chabur, riv., Turk.As. : see
Khabur.

Chacabuco, Arg.: battle (1817)
2-470a; 6-154b; 24-153d.
"Chacabuco " (cruiser) 24-

911a.
Chacachacare, isl., W.I. 28-544
(B4); 27-284c.
Chacahoula, La. 17-54 (b7).
Chacao, str., Chil. 6-144a.

gulf, Chil. 6-143b.
Chacatos, tribe: see Choctaws.
Chacchar 6-614d.

Chace, Jonathan 7-124c.
Chach (Brahman ruler) 3-663b.
Chachacomani, mt., Bol. 4-167
(A2); 4-168b.
Chachak, Serv. 24-686 (B2);
24-690b.

dept., Serv. 24-686 (B2).
Chachanobori, mt., Jap. 15.
156 (P4); 15-952a.
Chachapoal, riv., Chil. 6-660b.
Chachapoyas, Peru 21-264
(B2); 1-790b.
Chachavi, riv., Ec. 8-913c.
Chachra, India 14-376 (D).
Chachur, pass, India 14-376
(C5).

—, riv., India 14-376 (C-D5).
Chachu Tsanpo, riv., Tib. 4-
387c.
Chackmore, Bucks. 4-727d.
CHACMA 5-786c; 3-96d; 22-
325d (fig.).
Chacmaltun, C.Am. 5-678b.
Chac-mol figures 5-678b; 1-
812 (Pl. III. fig. 9).
Chaco, canyon, N.Mex. 19-520
(C2),

CHACO, dist., Arg. 5-786c; 2-
462 (D2).

riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (B1).
Austral, plain, Arg. 2-462
(D2).

Central, plain, Arg. 2-462
(D1).
Chacoli (wine) 1-478d.
CHACONNE (dance) 5-786c;
7-798a.

(music) 5-786d; 27-913b.
Chacota, pt., Chil. 2-462 (E5),
Chacra, Arg. 5-502c.
Chacre Mesa, plain, N.Mex.
19-520 (C2).
Chacujal, C.Am. 5-678c.

Chacula, C.Am. 5-678c.
CHAD, ST 5-786d; 16-586a;
28-928b; gospels 20-575b.
CHAD, lake, C.Af. 5-786d; 11-
99 (A1); 5-787a (map);
drainage area 1-322a; ethno-
logy 1-329a, 4-265c; geology
5-111b; Niger connexion
11-100c, 19-675c.
Chadar (Chaddar) 14-419b.
Chadargat, India 14-32c.
Chada Sri Vasishthiputra 14-
626c.

Chadburn, N.C. 19-772 (D3).
Chad Circumscription, div., Fr.
Cong. 11-99 (B1); 11-99b.
CHADDERTON, Lancs. 5-
787d; 28-933 (A2); 7-288b.
Chaddesley Corbett, Worcs. 9-
420 (III. C2).
Chaddock, G.A. 16-701c.
Chadds Ford, Pa. 21-106
(I-K7).
CHADERTON,
5-787d.
Chadi-leubu, riv., Arg. 20-
657d.

LAURENCE

Chadlington, Oxon. 9-420 (III.
D3).
Chadramotites, Arab. 12-799d.
Chadron, Neb. 19-324 (B2).
Chadron group (geol.) 19-324b.
Chadu, caves, Mal.Penin. 17-
472a.

Chadugan, dist., Pers. 14-867d.
Chadwa, hills, India 7-670d.
Chadwell, Ess. 16-942 (F3).

Heath, Ess. 16-942 (E2).
CHADWICK, SIR EDWIN 5-
788a; 5-659b; 25-303c.
, George Whitefield 19-83a.
Henry 3-459b.

William 7-931a.
Chadwick, Ala, 1-460 (B3).
Ill. 14-304 (C1).

Mo. 18-608 (C-D5).
pond, Mass. 17-852 (E1).
Chaechasta, Pers.: see Urmia,
Lake of.

Chaerea, C. Cassius 6-464d;
11-391d.

Chaereas and Callirrhoe:

see

Loves of Chaereas and Cal-
lirrhoe.

CHAEREMON (dramatist) 5-
788c; 8-490b.

- (general) 21-74d.

CHAFFEE, ADNA ROMANZA
5-800b.

Chaffee, Mo. 18-608 (G4).

N.Dak. 19-780 (G3).
CHAFFINCH 5-800c; allied
species 10-353b; New Zea
land 1-120c; nuptial plum-
age 10-226d.
CHAFING-DISH 5-800d.
Chaga, dist., Ger.E.Af. 15-
792d; dialect 3-358d.
Chagai, India 14-376 (A5); 3-
293b.

Chagai, agency, India 3-291c.
Chagan, riv., Russ.As. 27-420
(F2); 24-616d.
Chagan Sarai, Afg. 15-946b.
Chagarzai, tribe 4-24b; 13-
116d; 28-947c.
Chagas, Agostinho da 22-160a.
-, Pinheiro 22-163b.
Chagatai: see Jagatai.
Chagford, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2);
8-134a.

Chaggo, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A2).
Chagla, China: see Ta-chien-

-

-

- Burjak, ford, Afg. 13-
251a.

- Dank, riv., Pers.: see Shu-
tait.

Chahardar, pass, Afg. 1-309c;
13-513d.

CHAEREMON (philosopher) 5- Chahar-lang, tribe 3-229d.

788c; 26-793d.
Chaerocampa 18-498b.
Chaeromyces meandriformis
27-323b (fig.).
CHAERONEIA (Chaeronea),

Gr. 5-788d; 12-440 (D2);
battle (338 B.C.) 7-962a, 2-
593d, 12-453d; battle
(146 B.C.) 18-258b; battle
(86 B.C.) 2-361d; 26-54d.
Chaeropithecus 22-331b.
Chaerops Ritchiana: see Dwarf
palm.

Chaetae see Setae.
Chaetasteridae 8-880b.

Chaharmahal, dist., Pers. 14-
868a.

Chahilburj, ruins, Afg. 3-304d.
Chahil Dukteran, Russ.As. 15-
955a.

Chahiltan (Chiltan), mt., Bal.
3-292c.

Chahorra, mt., Can.Is. 26-615b.
Chahtas, tribe: see Choctaws.
Chaibar, Arab.: see Khaibar.
Chaibasa, India 14-376 (L8);
25-148c.

Chai Chai, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(L-M5).

Chaichin-obo, China 27-420
(H-13).

Chaidari, Gr.: battle (1826)
12-495b.

Chaide, P. Malón de: see
Malón de Chaide.
Chaidenoi (people) see Hei-

ner.

Chai-ju, Kor.: see Quelpart.
Chail, mt., India: see Chel.
Chailas, mt., Tib.: see Kailas.
Chailland, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Chaillé-les-Marais, Fr. 10-778
(D4).
Chaillé-Long, C. 19-698c; 27-
560b; 27-558b; 21-949c.
Chaillexon, lake, Fr. 8-441c.
Chaillot, Paris 5-395b.
CHAIN 5-801b.

(knight's) 15-855d.

- (measure)4-592b; 28-491b;

-

28-484b.

800b; 18-851 (F1).

Chaff-cutter 1-396a.

222c.

Chain track tractor 27-119c.

dents) Act 1-398c.

pendale 6-237d; Hepple- Chalcidici, dist., Syr. 1-541d;
white 13-305d.

Chair (eisteddfod) 9-136c.
Chairel, lagoon, Mex. 18-319b.
Chair of Kildare, hill, Ire. 5-
300c; 15-791a.

of St Peter: see St Peter's
chair.

CHAISE 5-802c.

encoignure 9-369b.
Chai-tang, China 6-133d.
Chaitanpur, mts., India 25-
148c.

Chaitanya (Hindu reformer)

13-510d: 15-927b.
Chaitra (chron.) 13-492d.
Chaitradi year 13-493c,
Chaitraratha 15-935c.
Chaitri (astron.) 13-493d.
Chait Singh 13-57d; 2-714b.
Chaitya (Indian arch.) 14-428d.
Chaja see Screamer.
Chajdoab, dist., India: see
Jech doab.

Chajul, riv., C.Am. 5-678
(A3).

Chaka (Zulu) 28-1051d; 15-
628b; 3-505a; 19-257d.
Chaka (zool.): see Crested

screamer.

Chakao-Kshatriya, dist., India
8-740d.

Chakar, riv., Bal. 14-376
(C5).
Chakar see Crested screamer.
Chakardharpur, India 14-376
(L8).

Chakavski literature 7-476c.
Chakdara, India 18-649c.
Chak-dor Namygé 25-89a.
Chakhansur (Chakansur), dist.,
Afg. 24-593a.
Chakhars 18-715b.
Chakhmak, Mir 28-919d.
Chakir Beg 24-608b.
Chakiria, India 14-382 (P9).
Chakla Roshnabad, dist.,

India: see Roshnabad,
Chakla.

Chakmak, Turk. 27-426 (E2).
Chakmaktin, Afg. 20-657a.
- lake, Afg. 14-376 (E-F1);
20-420b; 20-657a.
Chakosi, dist., W. Af. 26-1046b.
CHAKRATA, India 5-802c;

14-376 (G4); 19-97b.
Chaksana, India 4-139b.
Chakwal, India 14-376 (E3).
Chala, Peru 21-271a.
Cha-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (E3).
Chalabre, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
Chalais, H. de Talleyrand,
count of 10-835d; 23-
304a.
Chalais, Fr. 10-778 (E5).
park, Fr. 18-314d.
Chalan, lake, India 22-867c.
Chalandri, Gr. 2-241a.
Chalanson, mt., Alps 1-742d.
Chalap Dalan, mt., Afg.: see
Kaisar, Koh-i.
Chalarodon 16-824d; 23-175a.
Chalarosomata 27-390a.

-

Chalarothoraca 13-233d.
Chalas, riv., Pers.: see Chalus.
Chalastra, Macedon. 12-440
(B4).

Chalaza 10-572c (fig.); 11-
259a (figs.).
Chalazogameae 5-485c.
Chalazogamy 2-11d; 5-485c.
Chalbes (myth.) 4-873d.
Chalca 18-331d.
Chalcanthite 7-109d; 18-512a.
Chalcanthum 1-767a.
Chalce, isl., Aeg.S.: see Khalki.
CHALCEDON, Asia M. 5-802d;
2-760 (C2); Alcibiades cap-
tures 21-75c; battle (74
B.C.) 18-621d; coins 19-
886c; copper-mines 5-803c;
"Oak" synod 6-321c. See
also Kadi-Keui.
CHALCEDON, COUNCIL OF
5-802d; 23-518c; canons
5-193d; Christology 13-
359d, 20-334b; creed re-
vision 7-396a; Monophysite
controversy 18-732c, 15-
119a; schisms resulting 2-
569d, 7-114d.
CHALCEDONY (Calcedony) 5-
803c; 6-320d; Cretan seals
11-564b.

Chalcedony Park, Ariz. 1-369d.
Chalceia 13-305b; 2-829d.
Chalchalaca 18-320d.
Chalchihuitl, mt., N.Mex. 27-
483b.

Chalchihuit! (min.) 15-123d.
Chalcia, isl., Aeg.S.: see
Khalki.
Chalcides 16-826b; 23-174b.
Chalcidice, dist., 12-440 (B4);

Androdamas 12-502b; coin-
age 19-881b; early settle-
ments 5-804a, 9-866d;
league 20-98b.

penin., Turk. 27-426 (C3);
San Stefano treaty 4-782b.

26-309b; 5-31a; oasis 26-
306b.
Chalcidici (zool.) 23-138c.
CHALCIDICUM (arch.) 5-804a;
3-471a.
Chalcididae 13-429d; 14-243a;
galls produced 11-424b;
wing 14-177d.
Chalcidoidea 14-180a.
Chalcis, Gr. (Aetolia) 12-440
(C2).

- Gr. (Elis) 12-440 (C3).
CHALCIS, Gr. (Euboea) 5-
804a; 12-440 (E2); 12-424
(E2); 9-866a; alphabet 1-
727c; coinage 19-885c; de-
struction by Rome 23-633b;
vases 12-477b.
Chalcitis, isl., Princes' Is.: see
Khalki.

Chalco, Mex. 18-318 (G1).

Chalkar-teniz, Russ.As. 27-420
(C2).

-, lake, Russ. As. 27-414d.
Chalk Beck, riv., Cumb. 9-412
(I. B3).

Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (B1).
Chalk drawings 14-325c.
Chalkeia: see Chalceia.
Chalk engraving 23-950c.
Chalker, Ga. 11-752 (D2).
Chalk Farm, Lond. 27-604c.
Chalkheugh, Scot. (Kelso) 15-
721a.

CHALKHILL, JOHN 5-807a;
28-301b.
CHALKING THE DOOR
(Scots law) 5-807b.
Chalk Level, Va. 28-118 (C4).
Chalk marl 5-806b; 7-416a; 11-

670b; phosphatic nodules 13-
398d; spear-pyrites 17-683d.
Chalk River, Can. 20-114 (E1).
Chalk rock 5-806a; 20-415d.
See also Chalk.

stones (med.): see Tophi.
Chalky, isl., N.Z.: see Dark
Cloud.

Chalky boulder clay 18-413d;
19-768d; 19-827c.
Chalkydrie (myth.) 9-652a.
5- Challacombe, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E1).

-, Ill. 14-304 (B4).

Chalcophyllite (tamarite) 7- CHALLAMEL, JEAN BAP.

110b.
Chalcopsittacus 17-12b.
Chalcopteryx 8-470b.
Chalcopyrite :
pyrites.
Chalcosiderite 7-110b.
Chalcosoma atlas 15-287a.
Chalcotrichite 7-635c.
Chalcous (coin) 28-488c.
CHALDAEA, Syr.
astronomy 3-114b, 28-994a;
inhabitants 5-804d, 12-
782d. See also Chaldee.
Chaldaean Church (Uniat) 19-
408a; 23-488c.
Chaldaean, marshes, Syr. 3-

100a.

5-804c;

wisdom" 3-

Chaldaeans (modern tribe) 5-
548b; 27-427b.
"Chaldaean
114b.
Chaldaeo-Pahlavi (script) 1-
731a; 20-455c.
Chaldaran, plain, Pers.: see
Kalderon.
Chaldea, Ia.: see Centerville.
CHALDEE (lang.) 5-805c; 19-

11d; dictionaries 8-196d.
Chaldians, people 7-632d.
Chaldir Gol, lake, Cauc. 23-
874 (II. C3); 5-547b.
Chaldiran, Pers.: battle (1515)
27-446d.

Chaldon, Sur. 16-942 (D3);

26-141c.

tiste 5-807b.
Challans, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
CHALLEMEL-LACOUR,
Paul Amand 5-807b.
Challenge, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
CHALLENGE (dict.) 5-807c.

66

(law) 12-505d; of jurors
15-591a.
Challenger, mt., Fiji 10-335
(B2).
CHALLENGER " EXPEDI-
tion 5-807d; 19-240b; 8-
569c; Agassiz 1-367a;
Renard 23-96a.
Challengeria 22-804b (table).
Challes, Fr. 18-520a; 24-248d.
Challich, hills, Scot. 23-741d.
Challier, Joseph: see Chalier,
Joseph.

Challis, James 1-177d; 19-
386c.

Challis, Ida. 14-276 (B3).
CHALLONER, RICHARD 5-
808a.

Chalmadale, glen, Scot. 2-644c.
CHALMERS, ALEXANDER 5-
808b.

-, Alexander (of Clunie) 3-
313c.

Sir David P. 25-578.
GEORGE 5-808c.

GEORGE PAUL 5-809c;
8-939c.

Chalumeau 6-438d; 3-204c.
Chalune, mt., Switz. 26-242
(B4).

Chalupka, S. 25-245b.

Chalus, Fr. 10-778 (E5); 23-
295b.

-, riv., Pers. 17-939d.

-, riv., Turk.As. : see Ku-
walk.

Chalusset, Fr. 13-76a.
CHALYBAUS,

Moritz 5-812c.

HEINRICH

Chalybeate, Ga. 11-752 (B3).
- Miss. 18-600 (D1).
- Tenn. 26-620 (F2).
Chalybeate waters 18-520a.
Chalybes, people 22-70c.
CHALYBITE (min.) 5-812d;
16-700b. See also Siderite.
Chalybon, Turk.As.: see Alep-

po.

val., Syr.: see Helbun.
Chaly bonitis, dist., Syr. 1-
542a.

Chalybon wine 28-716d.
Chalyk-tau, mts., Turkest.:
see Khalyk-tau.

819c; the lord, see Lord
Chamberlain; of England,
see Lord Great Chamberlain.
Hookham
Chamberlain and

--

electric meter 18-292a.
Bayard treaty 5-164a.
Branch, riv., N.J. 19-502
(D4).

porcelain works 5-755c.
CHAMBERLAYNE, WILLIAM
5-820b; 9-622a.
Chamberlen, Hugh (physician)
19-964a.

Chamberlin, T. C. (geologist)
7-415b; 12-58c; 28-191d.
Chamberlin, Can. 5-160 (13).
La. 17-54 (a5).
Chamber music 14-654d.
of Arbitration, Lond.: see
London Chamber of Arbitra-
tion.

of Deputies (France) 10-
7898; 10-876b; 10-927b;
building 2-429c, 27-1011d;
colonies represented 10-898a
- of Shipping (U.K.) 27-136b.
-of Spoils: see Spoils,
Chamber of.

Chambers, Charles Edward
Stuart 5-821b.

Cham (prophet): see Zoro--, EPHRAIM 5-820c; 9-374a.

aster.

GEORGE 5-820c.

Haddon 8-534a; 8-536d.
John G. 4-350c; 22-639c.
Mrs Lambert 16-303c.
Mary 15-705d.
ROBERT (1802-1871) 5-
820d; 11-646d; on varia-
tion 27-906d.

Robert (1832-1888)

821b.

5-

-, SIR WILLIAM 5-821b; 2-
420d.

William 5-821b; 21-38c;
statue 8-939c.

Chambers, Ga. 11-752 (A1).
Neb. 19-324 (F2).
N.S.W. 19-538 (E3).
isl., Wis. 28-740 (F3).
CHAMBERS (law) 5-821d;
Chancery division 5-836d.
Chambersburg, Ill.14-304(B4).
Ind. 14-422 (E7).

N.J.: see Trenton, N.J.
O. 20-26 (F7).

Pa.

5-

CHAMBERSBURG,
822a; 21-106 (G6).
Chambers Co., Ala. 1-460 (D3).
Co., Tex. 26-690 (N6).
Chambers of Commerce 27-

-

-

135c.

of Reunion: see Chambres
de Réunion.

- of Rhetoric 8-721a.

Chambers's Encyclopaedia 9-

381d.

Chambers's Journal 5-820d; 21-

153b.

Chambers's logarithmic tables

26-331d.

Chambers v. Goldthorpe 2-

325c.
Chambersville, Pa. 21-106 (D4)
Chamber-tombs 4-937b.

des enquêtes 20-834a.
des mises en accusation 15-
593a.

des requêtes 20-834b.
introuvable 10-864b.
Chambrelent, François

16-

Switz. 26-242

155a.
Chambrelien,
(B3).
Chambre retrouvée 10-864d.
Chambres de Réunion 10-844c;
11-860d.

Chamarajendra Wodeyar 19-
see
see CHAMBERY, Fr. 5-822b; 10-
778 (G5); geology 20-81d;
university 10-797d.
Chambeyron, mt., Fr. 10-778
(H5); 3-492c.
Chambezi, riv., Rhod. 23-260
(C1); 6-914c; 6-917c.
Chambia, riv., India 4-798a.
Chambiali (dialect) 20-453b.
5- Chambière, isl., Ger. 18-310
(plan); 18-307d.

9308.
Chamavi, tribe 11-35c.
Chamaya, Peru 21-264 (B2).

mts, Bol. 4-167 (B2);

1638.

Chamba, Camer. 5-110 (B2).
-India 14-376 (G3);

$13b.

Chame, Pan. 5-678 (C7).
Chamechaude, mt., Fr. 1-742b.
Chamelecon, riv., Hond. 5-
678 (B3).

CHAMBA, state, India 5- Chambiges, Pierre 10-606d.
16-82a; languages Chembira, riv., S.Am. 21-264
(C1-2); 1-785 (map); 1-
788b.

20-453b.

CHAMBAL, riv., India 5-813b;

14-376 (H6); 22-866b.

21-848.

Chambaran, conglomerates of Chamblee, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Chambley, Fr. 18-309 (plan).
Chambly, canal, Can. 24-19b;
27-1027b.

Chambla, riv., India 5-813b.

Chambare, It. 26-242 (D5).

Chambellan de France:

Grand chambellan.

Chamber, pt., Nfd.

tolic Chamber.

see

19-479

Chambo (Gaujule), lake, Aby.
25-869b.

, riv., Ec. 8-913a.

Chameleon (astron.) 7-13b.
CHAMELEON (zool.) 5-8230;
16-824b; arteries 23-164d;
dorsal crest 23-154b; ear 23-
160c; segmental ducts 23-
169a; skeleton 23-151a, 23-
155d, 23-156b, 23-157b, 23-
157c; skull 23-151b (fig.);
thyroid gland 23-163c.
also Polychrus and Anolis.
Chameleonidae 17-273a.
Chameleon mineral 5-824b.
- pumilus : see Dwarf cha-
meleon.

Chamber, Apostolic: see Apos- Chambois, Fr. 20-299b.
Chambombe Vley, Ger.S.W.Af.
25-466 (C1).

Camber kiln 5-655a.

Canberlain, Alex. Francis: Chambon-sur-Voueize, Fr. 10-

Trenton gravels 1-817b.

778 (F4); 7-431c.

- Dr C. J.: flower and seed CHAMBORD, H. C. F. M. D.,

2-11b.

-, JOSEPH 5-813b;

Bir-

mingham compact 6-347a;

Ulster visit 14-785b.

-J. Austen 5-817a.
JOSHUA LAWRENCE 5-

819a.

-SIR NEVILLE BOWLES

count of 5-822c; Orleanist
negotiations 20-282c, 10-

875b.

See

Chamembe, mt., Ger.E.Af.:
see Jamimbi, Mount.
Chameornithes: see Alector-
ornithes.
CHAMFER 5-824b.
CHAMFORT, S. R. N. 5-824c;
11-136a; 11-139b.
Chamidae 16-123d.
CHAMIER, FREDERICK 5-
825b.

Chambord, Can. 22-724 (B2).
CHAMBORD, Fr. 5-823b; 10-
778 (E4); château 5-823b,
2-414a, 6-165c, 25-763c;
treaty 17-909c.

Chamili, cape, Gr. 12-424 (E4).
CHAMILLART, MICHEL 5-

825c.

CHAMINADE, CECILE 5-825d.
Chamisal 5-11b.
Chamiso 5-11b.
CHAMISSO, ADELBERT VON

5-825d; 11-794b; on coral
reefs 7-133a; on Salpa 27-
379c.

Chamita, N.Mex. 19-520
(D-E1).
CHAMKANNI, tribe 5-826c;
26-1006b.

Chamla, val., India 4-798b.
Chamoara, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(M1).

Chamois, Mo. 18-608 (E3).
CHAMOÍS 5-826c; 17-522b.
"Chamois " (destroyer) 24-
916b.

5-19b; Bozdar expedition Chambray, fort, Medit. 17-1

4-356b:

Kurram expedi-

508 (A1); 12-305a.

tion 15-953b; quarrels with Chambre, William de:

Um-

Nicholson 19-657c;
beyla expedition 4-798c.
Chamberlain, S.Dak. 25-506

(FA).

-lake, Me. 17-434 (C2).

see

William de Chambre.
CHAMBRE ARDENTE 5-823c.
de l'Edit, Fr. 5-483c.
des Comptes: see Cour des
Comptes.

Chamoisite 17-385b.
Chamoison, Switz.: see

Chamois leather 16-342c.

moson.

de 5-828d.
Champaigne, dist., Fr.: see
Champeigne.

Champain, Sir J. U. Bateman:
see Bateman-Champain.
Champain system: see Open-
fields system.
Champajoron, mt., India 14-
382 (K-L10).
Champaner, India 20-673b.
CHAMPARAN (Chumparun),
dist., India 5-828d; 14-376
(L6).
Champarty (law): see Cham
perty.
Champ Aubert, Fr.: battle
(1814) 19-232c; 19-232
(plan).
Champawat, India 14-376 (15).
Champcenetz, Louis Pierre,

marquis de 23-373d.
Louis René Quantin de
Richebourg, chevalier de 23-
373d.
Champ de Mars (Merovingian
assembly): see Campus
Martius.
Champ de Mars, Parc du,
Paris 20-804 (B-C2); Feast
of Federation 11-157d; mas-
sacre 11-158c; race-course
13-736d.

-, Sieur de 5-831c.
Champness telescopes 26-560b.
Champneys, Basil 20-410d;

17-544d; 16-556d.
Champocg, Oreg. 20-242 (C2).
Champollion, Eugène André
16-724b.

JEAN FRANCOIS 5-831d;
9-57c.

Figeac, Aimé 5-832a.
FIGEAC,JACQUES JOSEPH

5-832a.
Cham-pong, Kor. 15-156 (F6).
Champs, Fr. 10-778 (F5).

Elysées, Paris 20-804 (C1).
Champsosaurus 23-145a.
Champtoceaux, Fr. 10-778
(D4).
Champvallon, François de

Harlay de: see harlay de
Champvallon, F. de.
Chamrajnagar, India 14-382
(G14).

Chams (race): see Tshams.
Chamuera, val., Switz. 26-242
(H3).

Chamundi, mt., India 19.
117c.
Chamutong, China 6-168 (F4).
Chamvéry, Switz. 26-242 (B4).
Chamyl: see Shamyl.
Chana, Ill. 14-304 (C2).
-, Siam 14-498 (B8).
Chanac, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Chanak Kalehsi, Asia M.: see
Dardanelles.

Chanar, India: see Chunar.
Chañar (bot.) 20-658b; 2-
463b.
Chañaral, Chil. 2-462 (B2).
Chañarcillo, Chil. 2-651b;
490d; 25-880a.
Chancaca 26-40b.
Chancay, Peru 21-264 (B3).
Chancay, riv., Peru 21-264
(B3); 16-689a.

Chamokane Creek, riv., Wash.

28-354 (H2).
Chamomeril, lake, India 14-
376 (G-H3).
CHAMOMILE 5-827a.
-oil 5-827a; 21-141d.
Chamond, St: see Ennemond,
St.

CHAMONIX, Fr. 5-827a; 10-
778 (H5); 18-938c.
Chamorro, isl., Pac.O.:
Guam.

see

Chamorros (people) 17-707d.
Chamosite 20-237a.
Chamoson, Switz. 26-242 (C4).
Chamossaire, mt., Switz. 26-
242 (C4); 1-744a.
Chamostraea 16-124b.
Chamostraeidae 16-124b.
Chamousset, Claude Piarron
de 22-193b.
Champ, dist., Pers. 3-297a.
Champa, India 14-376 (K9);

3-843a.

-, anc. kingdom, Fr.I.C. 5-
84b.

Champagnac-de-Bélair, Fr. 10-
778 (E5).
Champagne, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
-, dist., Fr. 10-776 (D3); 14-
501b.

-

(Grande), dist., Fr. 10-776
(C4); 4-428d.

(Petite), dist., Fr. 10-
776 (C-D4); 4-428d.
CHAMPAGNE, prov., Fr. 5-
827b; 10-778 (GS); 10-776
(E-F2); 10-802 (hist. map);
10-37d; 12-690a; counts of
5-827c; English acquisition
5-920b; feudal lords 10-
3015; wine 28-723c.
Champagne(heraldry)13-319b.
-(wine) 28-723c; maturing
of 28-719d; New York state
28-728c.

Champagne Castle (Cathkin
Peak), mt., Drakensberg
25-466 (17); 19-252c.

12-662c.

Champerius of Lyons:

see

Champier Symphorien.
CHAMPERTY (law) 5-829b.
Champex, mt., Switz. 26-242
(C4).

Champfer: see Chamfer.
Champfleury, Herni Husson
11-148d.

Champia 1-592a.
Champier Symphorien 18-48b.
Champigny, fort, Paris 20-
805b.

sur-Marne, Fr. 10-778 (C6);
geology 20-81c, 20-82.
Champion, Richard 5-756a.
Champion, Mich. 18-372 (C3).
Neb. 19-324 (C4).

bay, W.Aus. 2-960 (A5).
CHAMPION (defender) 5-829c.
Champion (land cultivation):
see Openfields system.
Champion (journal) 10-325c.
Champion Bay, dist., W.Aus.:
copper mines 2-952b.
-City, Mo. 18-608 (F3).

Hill, Minn. 28-23a.
Champion incubation system
14-360c.
CHAMPIONNET, JEAN ETI-
enne 5-829d; 15-45b; statue
of 27-844c.
Championnière, Just Lucas.
4-202a.

Champion Race (Flemington,
Austr.) 13-734b.
-Reef, mine, India 15-888a.
CHAMPLAIN, SAMUEL DE 5-
830a; 5-156d; Mount Desert
discovered 18-939c; New
England coast explored 19-
496a; Ontario explorations
20-116b; Ottawa river ex-
plored 20-369a; statue of
22-727c: Vermont settled
27-1028b.
Champlain, N.Y. 19-596 (G1);
1-849a.

Va. 28-118 (F2).
Vt. 19-490 (A2).

Va. 28-118 (E2).

Cove, Nfd. 19-479 (D3).
CHANCE (dict.) 5-832a.

- (math.) 5-832a; 22-376a;
of life, see Chance of life;
games of, see Games of
chance.

Chance and Hartley glass
manufacture 12-105a; 12-
.88a; dioptric lights 16-

635a.

Chancellery: see Chancery
(diplomacy).
Chancellor, Richard 11-626b;

23-896a.
Chancellor, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
-, S.Dak. 25-506 (H-14).
CHANCELLOR (title) 5-832d;
cathedral 5-520b; diocese
5-520c, 24-364a, 8-857c;
exchequer, see under Ex-
chequer; German, see
Reichskanzler; Lancaster
duchy 5-833d, 22-269c;
universities 5-834a, 23-416a.
See also Lord High Chancel-
lor.

-ale 1-538b.
Chancellor's medals 5-95d.
Chancellor's Rolls 22-959c.
CHANCELLORSVILLE, Va. 5-
835c; battle (1863) 1-822d,
28-633b, 28-634 (map).
Chancel screen: see Rood

screen.

CHANCE-MEDLEY (law) 5-

835c.

Chance of life 22-98d.
Chancery (diplomacy) 5-834b;
8-305a.

-(R.C. Church) 7-642d; 8-
303d; 20-698b.

bill of 21-832d.
Chancery, Calendar of Proceed-
ings in 22-961a.

Chancery Funds Act (1872) 1-
123b.

Chancery Lane, Lond. 19-458c.
Chancery Warrants 22-960d.
Chanchaycocha, lake, Peru
see Junin.

Chanchra: see Jessore.
Chan-chu-fu, China 12-250a.
Chançon de Willame 12-693c;
11-112c; facsimile 2-32b.
Chancourtois, A. E. B. de 9-
257d.

Chancroid: see Soft chancre.
Chanctonbury Ring, hill, Sus.
26-166c.

Chancy, Switz, 26-242 (A4).
Chanda, India 5-837b; 14-382
(H9).

CHANDA, dist., India 5-837b.
Chandalas (race) 5-466b.
Chandals see Namasudra.
Chandan, riv., India 14-376
(M7).

Chandanagar, India: see Chan-
dernagore.
Chandarpur-Padampur, India

24-113c.

Chanda Sahib 6-532d.
CHANDAUSI, India 5-837c;
14-376 (H5).

Chandbali, India 3-240b.
CHAND BARDAI 5-837c; 13-
484b.
Chandel (dyn.) 4-797d; 17-
399a; 12-893a.
CHANDELIER 5-837c.
Chandeleur, isls., La. 17-54
(F4).

- sound, La. 17-54 (E4-F3).
Chander, mts., India 19-247d.
Chanderi, district, India 15-
413a.

Chanderli, gulf, Asia M. 2-760
(B3); 2-758a.
CHANDERNAGORE, India 5-

837d; 14-376 (M-N8); Clive
captures 6-533d.
Chandgarh, India 14-376 (G8).
Chandi 15-292d.

Chandia, India 14-376 (18).
Chandlar, riv., Alsk. 28-945b.
Chandler, Abiel 8-710c.
-, Edward (bp.) 6-692b.

HENRY WILLIAM 5-838a.
Louise: see Moulton, Louise
Chandler.

RICHARD 5-838a.
SAMUEL (divine) 5-838b.
S. C. on aberration 26-
91a; on Algol 1-655d; alma-
cantar 26-572d; on varia-
tion of latitude 16-267d.
William Eaton 12-833a.
ZACHARIAH 5-838c.
Chandler, Ark. 2-552 (B3).
Colo. 6-722 (E3).
Ind. 14-422 (C8).
Minn. 18-550 (B7).
Okla. 20-58 (E2).

Tex. 26-690 (M3).

fjord, Can. 21-950c.

-, mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).

-, riv., Alsk. 1-472 (H2).
Chandlers Brook, riv., N.H.
19-490 (E2).

Ford, Hants. 9-420 (III.
E5).

Peak, mt., N.S.W. 19-538
(F-G2).

Valley, Pa. 21-106 (D2).
Chandlersville, O. 20-26 (G5).
Chandlerville, Ill. 14-304 (B3).
Chandless (explorer) 1-786a.
Chandless, riv., Bol. 4-167 (A2);
21-264 (D3-4); 3-737c.
Chand Minar, India 7-848d.
Chandni Chauk, street, Delhi
7-955b.

Chandod, India 14-376 (ES).
Chandolin, Switz. 26-242 (D4).
Chandoo 20-136c.

Chandor, India 14-382 (E-F9).
-, mts., India 14-382 (F9).
CHANDOS, BARONS AND
Dukes of 5-838d.

-, Richard Grenville, mar-
quess of: see Buckingham
and Chandos.
-(poet) 2-33c.

-

4-

Shamsher Jung 19-383a.
Sri see Chada Sri.
Chandravati, India 15-412b.
Chandrawal, riv., India
797c.
Chand Sultan (dynasty) 6-
117a.

Chandur, India 14-382 (H9).
Chanduy, Ec. 8-911 (A3).
Chandvad, India: see Chan-
dor.

Chandwan, pass, India 24-
841a.

Chaney, Md. 17-828 (F3).
Chaneysville, Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Chanforans, val., It. 28-257b.
Chang, isl., Siam 14-498 (B-C5).
, plat., Tib. 13-470d.
Chang (coinage) 25-6a.

-

- (measure) 28-491b.
Changaiva (dynasty) 7-92a.
Changamwe, Br.E.Af. 4-602b.
Chang-an, China: see Si-gan-
fu.

Changa-nad, kingdom, India
7-92a.

Chang-nan-Chên, China: see
king-tô-chén.

Chang-ning, China (Kiang-si)
6-168 (K4).

China (Kwang-Tung) 6-
168 (15).

China (Sze-chuen) 6-168
(II4).
CHANGOS, tribe 5-840c.
Chang-pai-shan, mts., China
17-553 (C-D4); 15-156
(E5-F6); 17-552a.
Chang-pu, China 6-168 (K5).
Fu, China 6-168 (14)
CHANGRA (Kanghari) Asia M.
J-840c; 2-760 (E2).
-, synod of
Chang-sa-ja,
(E-F6).
Chang-sha, China 6-168 (K5).
- Fu, China 6-168 (14); 13-
892d; 6-178d; riots (1910)
6-212c; Taiping rebellion
27-350b.
Chang-show, China 6-168 (H3).
Chang-sing-tao, isl., China 15-
156 (B7).
Chang-söng, Kor. 15-156 (E9).
Chang-tang, plat., Tib. 26-
917a; 20-656b; flora 26-
918b; glacial evidences 26-
918a.
Changtang (dict.) 16-58a.
Chang-Tao Ling (preacher) 16-
194a.

see Gangra.
Kor. 15-156

- Fu, China (Hu-nan) 6-168
(14); 13-892d.
Chang-tu, isl., China 6-168
(L3).

Changuinan (family) 1-811d.
Chang-wu, China 6-168 (H2).
| Chang-yang, China 6-168 (13).
Chang-Yin-huan (reformer) 6-
204a.

Chang-yön, Kor. 15-156 (D7).
Chanhassen, Minn. 18-550

(D6).
Chanidae 26-544b.
Chanjur, Java 15-284 (B2);
15-289d; 22-266a.
Chank shell: see Turbinella.
Cha-ngan-tsze, China 6-168 Chanktus, race: see Chukchi.
Channa (charioteer) 4-738b.
Channahatchee, Ala. 1-460
(C3).

Channahon, Ill. 14-304 (D2).
Channel (hydraulics) 14-72c.
Channel, The, Eng. :
see

(H4).
CHANGARNIER, N. A. T. 5-
839c.
Chang-Bhakar, state, India
14-376 (I-K8); 3-729b.
Changchenmo, riv., India 14-
376 (H2).
English Channel.
Chang-Chia K'ro, China: see Channel-bill (zool.) 7-610b.
Kalgan.
Channel Bridge and Railway
Chang Chih-tung (viceroy) 6- Company 9-457d.
209c; 6-211d; education Ferry Act 9-458a.
reform scheme 6-176c; Li-CHANNEL ISLANDS 5-840d;
vadia treaty 6-901a; opium
6-210c; railways 6-180b.
Chang Chio (priest) 6-195b.
CHANG-CHOW, China 5-839d;
6-168 (K5).
Chang-chuen-shan, isl., China
6-168 (15); 23-288d.
Chang Chun,
China:
Kwang-chồng-tsze.
CHANG CHUN, KIU (traveller)
5-840a.

Chang-daa, Kor. 15-156 (E8).
Changdumma, riv., Bur. 14-
382 (P10).

Change, isl., Can. 19-479 (C2).
CHANGE (dict.) 5-840b; in
bell ringing 3-690b.
CHANGELING 5-840c.
Changeling, The (Middleton
and Rowley) 18-416b.
Change of life: see Menopause.
Changewater, N.J. 19-502
(B-C2).

Chang-gan, China: see Si-gan-
fu.

Chang-go-tsawa, mine, Tib. 26-
926d.

Chang-hang, China 6-168 (K5).
Chang-heung, Kor. 15-156(E9).
Chang-ho, riv., China 6-168
(12).

Chang-hwa, China 6-168 (H6).
-, Jap.: see Shoka.

see

Chang-jin, Kor. 15-156 (E6).
Chang-Ke, China 6-168 (13).
Chang-Kia K'ow, China:
Kalgan.
Chang-Kiang, riv., China: see
Yangtsze Kiang.
Chang K'ien (general) 6-194d.
Chang-Kow, China 6-168 (14).
Chang-Kwan-sai, mts., China
17-553 (C4-D3).
Chang-lam (trade route) 26-
922b.

Chang-li, China 6-168 (K2).
Chang-lo, China 6-168 (13).
Changlo, mission post, Tib. 12-
751a.
Chang-lung (general) 15-686a.
Chang-lung, pass, India 14-
376 (H2).

, pass, Tib. 6-168 (C3).
Chang-ming, China 6-168 (G3).

WILLIAM ELLERY (d.
1842) 5-843d; 1-837a; Tran-
scendentalism 1-528d; Uni-
tarianism 27-595b; 27-596b.
William Ellery (d. 1901) 1-
838c; 19-463a.

William F. (scientist) 10-
416c.

William Henry (divine) 5-
845b.
Channing, Mich. 18-372 (B3).
Tex. 26-690 (B2).
Channu, India 14-376 (E4).
Chanoine, Captain 24-643b.
Chanonry, Scot.: see Fortrose.
Chanpepedan Creek, riv.,Minn.
18-550 (A7-B7).
Chan-pu-shan, China 15-156
(F5).

Chanrian-Hütte, Switz. 26-242
(C5).

Chansantacruz, Mex. 18-318
(H4).

Therezina.

Chapah (measure) 28-491b.
Chapai (Mongol emperor) 18-
713d.

Chapais, Thomas 5-167d.
Chapala, lake, Mex. 18-318
(E3); 18-319b; 15-131d.
Chapalagana, riv., Mex. 13-
869b.

Chapalulu, strait, Mal.Arch.
26-52d.

Chapân (costume) 15-829a.
Chapanecan (family) 1-811d.
Chapan Oglu (bey of Yuzgat)
25-163b.
Chaparal, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Chaparchi-bashi (official) 21-
195b.

Chaparé, riv., Bol. 1-785
(map); 1-785b.
Chapareillan, Fr. 10-778 (G5).
Chaparra, riv., Peru 21-264
(C4).
Chaparral, Colom. 6-701 (B4);
6-707a.
Chaparral-cock 7-610b.
Chaparro 27-990a.
Chapati see Chupatty.
CHAPBOOK 5-849d; 23-849a;
4-215d.
Chapchan-daban, pass, China
27-420 (H2); 1-758a.
CHAPE (dict.) 5-850a.
Chapeau Rouge, cape, Nfd. 19-
479 (C3).

Chanson: Béranger 3-762d;
trouvères 27-313b.
Chanson d'Antioche 7-551a;
22-499a; 12-172d.
Chanson de Roland 11-111b;
23-464c; analogy of Iliad
13-631a; assonance 2-786d;|
Charlemagne 5-895a; in
European literature 9-682b;
in German literature 11-
784c; Matthew Arnold's
criticism 2-638a.
Chanson de table 25-403a.
CHANSONS DE GESTE 5-
845c; 11-111c; 16-784b; in
Anglo-Norman literature 2-
32b; Dutch versions 8-
719d; in English literature
9-610d; in European litera-
ture 9-682a; French versions
11-140b; Homer compared
13-638a; parodies 11-116b;
in Provençal literature 22-
498d; in Romance literature

For Key to

Ch'ao Hsien, empire, E.Asia:
see Korea.
Chao-hu, lake, China 6-168
(K3).
Chao-hua, China 6-168 (A3).
Chao-Kw'ang-yin: see T'ai-tsu
(Chinese emperor d. 976).
Chaolais, mt., Scot. 15-565c.
Chao-lish-ti (Chinese

CHAPELAIN, JEAN 5-850d;
11-128c; 1-101a.

Sover-

Chapel Allerton, Som. 25-390b.
Allerton, Yorks. 28-933
(C1),

CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH, Der-
by. 5-851b; 9-416 (II. D3).
Chapelet (artist) 5-759a.
Chapel Fell Top, mt., Dur. 9-
412 (I. D3); 21-104d.
Chapelhall, Scot. 4-304d.
Chapelhill, Ind. 14-422 (E6).
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 5-851c;
19-772 (C2); 19-775a.

eign) see Liu Pei.
Chao Meng-fu (painter) 6-214a;
6-214b; 6-212 (Pl. I. fig. 3).
Chao-modo, China 18-716d.
Chaones, tribe 9-698c.
Chaonia, Gr. 13-220c.
-, dist., Gr. 9-698c.
Chao-ping, China 6-168 (15).
Chaorach, mt., Scot. 24-418
(B2); 8-660b.
CHAOS 5-849d; Babylonian
cosmogony 7-217a; Gnostic
conception 27-853c.
Chao-siang Wang 6-194b.
Chaouktoos, race: see Chuk-
chis.
Chao Uparach (title) 25-5c.
Chaource, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chao-yi, China 6-168 (H3).
Chap (dict.) 5-854b.
Chapa, tribe 5-812b.
Chapada, Braz. 4-440 (G3).
mts., Braz. 3-210b.
Chapada (dict.) 4-440b.

-

Hill, N.J. 19-502 (B3).
Chapelhill, Scot. 24-418 (D2).
Chapel Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (E2).
Hill, Tex. 26-690 (L5).
Chapelizod, Ire. 14-744 (E3):
8-620c; 26-406c.
Chapelle, Claude E. Hillier 22-
777a; 4-140b.
Chapelle, Loi (French law):
see Loi Chapelle.
CHAPELLE
851c.

ARDENTE

5-

-, Scot. (Lanark.) 24-418 (C3).
Chapeltown, Yorks. 28-933
(C3).
CHAPERON (dict.) 5-851c.
Chapin, Colo. 6-722 (H2).
fa. 14-732 (D2).
Ida. 14-276 (D4).
Ill. 14-304 (B4).
S.C. 25-500 (C2).
Tex. 26-690 (F8).
Chapinville, Conn. 6-952 (B1)
Chapkan (costume) 14-419a.
Chaplain, Jules Clément 18-2b:
19-907b.
CHAPLAIN 5-851c; 17-590b
Chapleau, Can. 20-114 (C-D2)
CHAPLIN, HENRY 5-852c.
Chaplin, Ark. 2-552 (B1).

Can. 24-225 (A3).
Ky. 15-740 (C3).

lake, Can. 24-225 (A-B3).
riv., Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Chapman, Edmund (physician
19-964c.