(1833) 14-790d; 8-67a. Church Times 19-563c. Churchtown, Ire. (Cork) 14- 744 (C4).
-, Ire. (Wexford) 14-744 (E4). Lancs. 16-139 (B2). Pa. 21-106 (H6). Church View, Va. 28-118 (F3). Churchville, N.Y. 19-596 (C2). Va. 28-118 (E2). CHURCHWARDEN 6-348b; 4-2d; nonconformists 19 736b.
– (pipe) 21-633d. Churchwood, Humphrey 3- 375b.
CHURCHYARD, THOMAS 6- 348c; 9-618c. CHURCHYARD 6-349b; laws 4-823a; London reforms 5- 659b.
beetle: see Black beetle. Churdan, Ia. 14-732 (C2). Chureki, Jap. 15-156 (B14). Churia Ghati, mts., India 14- 376 (L-M6); 19-378d. Churinga (anthropol.) 27-81a; 1-947a; 23-646. -nanja 10-162c. Churka (mech.) 7-301c. CHURL (ceorl) 6-349d. Churn, riv., Glos. 9-420 (III. D3); 26-723b. CHURN 6-350a: 7-752b (fig.). Churnah, isl., Bal. 14-376 (A-B7).
Churnet, riv., Staffs. 25-757b. Churni, riv., India: see Mata- bhanga.
Churn-owl: see Goatsucker,
Churoyan, tribe 1-811d. Churras (in irrigation) 14-841b. Churré Moyele, mt., Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B2).
Churriguera, S. (architect) 27- 862a.
Churruk (festival) 15-641a. Churrus see Charas. Churston Ferrers, Dev. 9-430 (VI. F3).
Churu, India 14-376 (F5); 3- 929a.
Churubusco, Ind. 14-422 (G2). -, Mex. 18-347a.
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Chwee (language): see Tshi. Chwolson, Orest Danilonitsch 18-277d.
Chyang Chub Gyaltshan 26- 927b.
Chydenius, Karl 25-710c. Chydoridae 9-657c. Chydorus 9-657d. Chyfonie: see Hurdy-Gurdy. Chyle (med.) 20-925b; tape worms 26-410a. Chyluria 15-786a. Chymosin: see Rennet. Chypotong, mt., Bur. 14-382 (P9).
Chyrów, Aus. 3-4 (H2). Chytawa, Ger.: see Zittau. Chytra (zool.) 11-515d. Chytri, Cyprus: see Kythréa. Chytri (festival) 2-93d. Chytridiaceae 11-336d; 467d.
11-338a; 11-
336d; 20-525d. Chytridium 11-338a. C.I. (abbr.) 1-27c. Ciabrus, riv., Bulg.: see Tzi-
Ciaia, Angelo della: see Della Ciaia, Angelo. CIALDINI, ENRICO 6-350c. Ciales, P.R. 22-124 (A1). Ciamberlani, A. 20-508d. Cian (Irish myth.) 14-758c. Ciani: see Gipsies.
Ciar (Irish chief) 15-758d. Ciaran, St 14-760c; 5-624b; Clonmacnoise 6-555c. Ciarcanul, mt., Hung. 3-4 (13). Ciarla, Raffaello di 22-907d. Ciarraidhe, tribe 15-758d. Ciartres see Langlois, Fran- çois.
Cibalae, Asia M.: battle (314) 16-587c.
Cibao, mts., Haiti 12-824 (B2); 12-824d.
CIBBER, CAIUS GABRIEL 6- 350d.
Cibicu Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (C3).
Cibin, mts., Hung. 3-4 (H4); 27-212a. 5-, riv., Hung. 27-211a.
-, riv., Mex. 18-346b. Churuck: see Churruk. Churuk Su (Acampsis, Boas), riv., Arm. 2-565 (C1); 23- 874 (II. B3); 2-757d; 547a. -Su (Lycus), riv., Asia M. 2- 758a.
Churwalden, Switz. 12-609c. Churwell, Yorks. 28-933 (C1). Chusa (Jap. army) 15-211a. Chusan, archip., China 6-168 (L3).
CHUSAN, isl., China 6-350a; 6-168 (L3). Chusan daisy 6-318c.
palm 20-642d. Chu-shan, China 6-168 (13). Chushul, China 4-387d. Chu-siung Fu, China 6-168 (G4); 28-946d. Chusovaya, riv., Russ. 23-872 (14); 21-174d. Chusovsk, Russ. 23-872 (14). Chuspa 6-614d.
Chusquea 12-377b. Chust, Turkest. 27-420 (D4); 10-271b.
Chusung, Kor. 22-741b. Chute, C. (Speaker) 25-615c.
Dame Margaret: brass (1614) 4-435 (Pl. II. fig. 5). Chute, Wilts. 9-420 (III. D4). CHUTE (dict.) 6-350b; 10- 411a.
Chutia Nagpur, div., India: cee Chota Nagpur. Chutias, tribe 16-94d. CHUTNEY 6-350c. Chú tsalé 4-2430. Chutturpore, India: see Chhat- arpur.
Chutu, tribe 14-625b. Chutuktus (officials) 16-100a. CHUVASHES, tribe 6-350c; 5-548b; 23-874b; language 10-390c, 8-199b. Chuwaha, lake, Aby.: Stefanie. Chuy, riv., Braz. 4-440 (B7); 27-805d. Chuya, plat., C.As. 1-758b.
Ciblesiu, mt., Hung. 27-212b. Cibo, Giovanni Battista: Innocent VIII., pope. Ci-bodzo (dialect): see podzo.
Cibola, Ariz. 2-544 (A3). -, Seven Cities of, Mex.: see Zani.
Cibolo Creek, riv., Tex. (trib. Grande) 26-690 (C6).
- Creek, riv., Tex. (trib. San Antonio) 26-690 (16). CIBORIUM (arch.) 6-352b;
1-762a; Byzantine 4-908a. Cibotium (fern) 27-235b; 13. 86a.
Cibotus, Asia M.: see Apamea, Phrygia.
-, harb., Egy.: see Kibotos. Ciboule: see Welsh onion. CIBRARIO, LUIGI, count 6- 352c.
Cibritza, riv., Bulg.: see Tzi- britza.
Cibta, Mor.: see Ceuta. Cibyra, Asia M. 23-648 (E3); 8-279b; coins 19-889d. Cibyrrhaeots, (naval div.) 23- 524a.
CICADA 6-353a;
CICELY (bot.) 6-353b. Cicemethorn, hundred, Wilts. 28-699b.
6-449b; political career 23- 612d, 9-725b; Renaissance study 6-452d (foll.); rhe- torical works 6-355b, 22- 761c; Rullus 23-825a; Scaliger 24-2830; style 16- 253c, 22-451d, 14-879d; theism 26-752b; transla-i tions from Greek 27-183d; Verres 27-1038a; villas 27- 487a, 10-668b, 17-110a. Cicero, M. Tullius (b. 65 B.C.) 6-360a.
-, Q. Tullius (c. 102-43 B.C.) 6-359d; campaigns in Gaul 1-795a, 4-940b; satyr drama 8-494d.
-, Q. Tullius (c. 67-43 B.C.) 6-| 360b.
Cicero, Ind. 14-422 (E4). -, N.Y. 19-596 (D2).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (F4). CICERONE (dict.) 6-360b. Ciceronianus (Erasmus) 6- 453d; 24-283c. CICHLID 6-360b; 14-268a; 26-545c. Cichlomorphae 20-324d. Cichoraceae 25-3d. Cichorium Endivia: dive.
Cicindelidae: see Tiger-beetle. Cicinnobolus Cesatii 28-95a. Cicinnurus regius: see King bird of paradise. CICISBEO (dict.) 6-360d. Ciclatoun (fabric) 12-201b; 28-452b.
Ciclopi, isls., Sic.: see Scogli di Ciclopi. CICOGNARA,
count 6-360d. Cicognini, G. A. 8-505d. Ciconia: see Stork. Ciconiac 3-977b; 10-475d. Ciconiidae: see Stork. Ciconiiformes 3-973b; 3-977a; 20-325b.
Ci-cuambo (dialect) 3-360a. Cicuta virosa 25-877c. Cicysion, Gr. 9-279a. Cid, Le (Corneille) 7-163d; 1- 100d; 25-583b.
CID, THE 6-361b; 25-579a. Cidacos, riv., Sp. 25-330 (D1); 16-921d.
Cidade de Minas, Braz.: see Bello Horizonte.
CIGOLI, LODOVICO CARDI da 6-365a. Ci-gomo: see Ci-shuna. Cigudosa, Sp. 25-530 (D2). Ci-hlangane (dialect): see Ci- shangwe.
Cikola, riv., Dalm. 7-772d. Cilaos, spring, Réunion 23- 207a.
Cilcen (Cilcain), Wales 9-428 (V. E1); 10-522a. Cilcennin, Wales 9-428 (V. C3).
Cilfaesty, mt., Wales 9-428 (V. ES).
Cilfoden, Wales: see Bethesda. Cilgerran, Wales 9-428 (V. B3); 21-81c. Cilhepste, waterfall, Wales 12- 73d.
CILIA 6-365b; 7-712 (fig.); structure and movements 22-482c, 10-465b. Ciliary ganglion 19-395c. ingestion 1-887b. muscle 10-92a.
CILIATA 6-365b; 14-561a; 14- 559b (fig.); conjugation 14- 559d (fig.).
Ciliated epithelium 9-705d; 7- 712c (fig.). CILICIA, dist., Asia M. 6-365b;
2-760 (E4); 23-648 (F3); 23-649 (F3); Aramaic in- scriptions 14-619c; Armen- ians 2-566b; coins 19-889b; Crusades 7-532a; Evagoras 9-959b; Parthian invasion 20-442a; Sargon 24-219c; Sennacherib 24-647a; Shal- maneser 24-798a; Caliphate period, see under Caliphate. Cilician Gates, pass, Asia M. 2-760 (F4); 2-757b; battle (193) 19-674b. Cilician pirates 4-938c.
silver fir 16-347c. Cilician Taurus, mts., Asia M.: see Taurus, Cilician. Cilicia Pedias, dist., Asia M. 6-365b; 2-757d.
Trachea, dist., Asia M. 6- 365b. Cilicium (cloth) 6-365c. Cilioflagellata: see Dinoflagel- lata.
Ciliophora 22-488b. Cilipi, Dalm. 3-4 (F5). Cilleros, Sp. 25-530 (132). CILLI, ULRICH, count of 6- 366b; 3-7b.
Cidaris 7-418a; 8-873b (fig.);| CILLI, Aus. 6-366c; 3-4 (D3);
Ciego de Airla, Cu. 7-595 (D2).
Cienega, mt., Tex. 26-690 (D5). , mts., Tex. 26-690 (C6).
de Macho, riv., N.Mex. 19- 520 (E-F4). Cienegas de Coipasa, swamps, Bol.: see Coipasa, Cienegas de. Cieneguilla Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (G1). CIENFUEGOS, NICASIO AL- varez de 6-364a; 25-585b. CIENFUEGOS, Cu. 6-364b; 7- 595 (C1). bay, Cu, 7-595 (C2). Cienkowski, L. (botanist) 19- 105b. Cienkowskia 19-105d. Cieris, Switz. 26-242 (13). Ciergnon, Belg. 16-494d. Cierium, Gr. 12-440 (C-D1). Cies, isl., Sp. 28-62b. Cieszkowski, August 21-929a. Cieszyn, Aus.: see Teschen. CIEZA, Sp. 6-364c; 25-530 (E3).
Cicendia 11-601d. Cicer arietinum: see Gram. CICERO, M. TULLIUS (106-43 B.C.) 6-353c; on the Aca- demy 1-106a, 2-658c; casu- istry 5-486a; Catiline 5- 534a; charity 5-865c; Clo- dius 6-553c; colometry in texts 25-9166; Deïotarus 7- 933b; De Jocis Ciceronis 1- 902b; dogma 8-381b; ethics 9-823d; Lucretius 17-107c, ,riv., Sp. 25-530 (C1). 15-17-1090 literary import: Cifuentes, Sp. 25-530 (D2). ance 16-260c; Manilius 17- Cigala of Genoa 14-898c. 581a; Orelli's edition 20- CIGAR 6-364d; 26-1040a; 251d: philosophical terms Dindigul 8-275a; Havana
19-748b; rulers of 7-314b; Slovenian 3-32d, 3-34d. Cilltean, Loch nan, bay, Scot. 24-412 (C3). Cilnii (family) 17-297a. Cilo, P. Magius: see Chilo, Publius Magius. Ci-loze (dialect) 3-360b. Cilrhedyn, Wales 9-428 (V. B4). Cilycwm, Wales 9-428 (V. D3). Cima, Cal. 5-8 (F4).
isl., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map). CIMABUE, GIOVANNI 6-3664; 20-469a.
Ci-machinjiri (dialect) 3-360b. Cima da Conegliano 3-703b; altar-piece 6-897c.
Cima dei Gelas, da Flex, &c.: see Gelas, Flex, &c. Cima di Conegliano (painter) 20-480d. Ci-mañanja 3-360b. Cimandef, mt., Réunion 23- 206d. Ci-maravi (dialect) 3-360b. ČIMAROSA, DOMENICO 6- 367d; 20-122d. Cimarron: see Symaron. Cimarron, Colo. 6-722 (C3). Kan. 15-654 (B3). N.Mex. 19-520 (F1). riv., Colo. 6-722 (C3); 6- 719a.
Ci-mbo (dialect) 3-360b. CIMBRI, tribe 6-368a; 8-28a; defeat by Romans 23-638b, 11-829c.
Cimbric Chersonese, penin., Den.: see Jutland. Cimento, Accademia del see Accademia del Cimento. Cimes Blanches, pass, Alps 1- 743d.
Cimex columbaria: see Dove cote bug.
- lectularius: see Bed-bug. - macrocephalus : see Bed bug. Cimicidae: see Bug. CIMICIFUGA 6-368c.
foetida: see Bugbane. -racemosa: see Black snake root.
Cimiez, Fr. 19-646d. Cimini, mts., It. 15-5b; 4- 623a.
Ciminian lake (Ciminus), It.: see Vico, lake. Ciminia, Via, anc. road, It. 5- 458d.
Cimiti, cape, It. 15-4 (F5). CIMMERII, people 6-368c; Asia Minor 2-760a; Ionia 14-728a; Lydia 17-158a; Median alliance 18-21b; Phrygia 21-542d; repre sentation in art 12-476d. Cimolestes 7-418a. Cimoliornis 3-970c. Cimoliosaurus 21-837a; 418b. Cimolos, isl., Gr. 12-440 (F4): see also Kimolos. CIMON 6-368d; 2-842c; 7-
958d; academy garden 1- 105d. See also Callias, Peace of.
- (OF CLEONAE) 6-369c; 20- 464b; 5-719a. Cimon della Pala, mt., Aus. 1-747b; first ascent (1870) 1-749a.
Cimone, mt., It. 15-4 (C2); 2- 161d; 15-3b. Cinachyra barbata 25-726b (fig.). Cinaedi: see Kinaidoi. Cinaed Ua h-Artacain 5-630a. Cinaethon (poet) 16-489a. Cinaethus (rhapsodist) 628b. Ci-nanzwa (dialect) 3-360b. Cinarca, counts of 7-200d. Cinca, riv., Sp. 25-530 (F2); 2-313d.
Cinčer, mt., Aus. 3-4 (E5). Cinchomeronic acid 22-691a. Cinchona, Jam. 15-132d. CINCHONA 6-369c; 22-758a; Ceylon 5-781d; India 14- 391b, 17-735a; Java 15- 291c; Mexico 17-916d; Santo Antao 5-254d.
bark (med.) 6-369d; 22- 758c; 18-49d.
red 22-756b. Cinchoneae 21-781c; 23-808b. Cinchonidine 6-370c. - sulphate 22-756c. Cinchonine 6-370c.
Cinchoninic acid 22-759c; 22- 756d.
Cinchonism 22-758a. Cinchotannic acid 6-370c. Cincia, lex 20-936a; 1-241b. Cinciano, It. 2-162d. Cincinnati, Ark. 2-552 (A1). Ia. 14-732 (E4). Ind. 14-422 (D6). CINCINNATI (Losantiville), O. 6-370c; 20-26 (1-K7); con. vention (1872) 27-720b; cotton trade 7-267c; drunk- enness 26-586c; electric traction system 27-122d; housing conditions 13-826d; newspapers 19-570c; ob- servatory 19-959c; pottery manufacture 5-759c; time store 16-7a. Cincinnatian group (geol.) 11- 670d; 20-236d; 27-625d. Cincinnati College of Music 6-
- Freight Bureau Case (1897) 14-713b.
Musical Festival Associa⚫ tion 6-372b.
Red Stockings 3-459a. Society 15-878d; 11-903d. CINCINNATUS, LUCIUS Quinctius 6-374a; 17-298a. Cincinnatus, N.Y. 19-596 (D-E3).
Cincius Alimentus, Lucius: see Alimentus, L. Cincius. - Alimentus, Marcus: see Ali- mentus, M. Cincius. Cinclare, La. 17-54 (a6). Cinclidae 20-380c. Cinclus: see Dipper. Cincora, mts., Braz. 8-160c. Cinctorres, Sp. 25-530 (E-F2).
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Cinctus Gabinus 7-235c; 11-| Cinto, mt., Cors. 15-4 (B3); 7-1 379d.
Cinder: see Slag. -(volcanic) 24-409c. CINDERELLA 6-374b; 26-
Cinderford, Glos. 9-420 (III. B3); 12-134b. Cinder notch 14-813a. Cindrel, mt, Hung. 27-212a. CINEAS 6-874b; 22-697b. Cinel (clans) 4-489a; 20- 108b. CINEMATOGRAPH 6-374c; 21-506c; Edison 8-946d. Cineol 26-648d; 4-961d. CINERARIA 6-375b. -maggot 6-375b.
Cinerary urns: see Urns.
Cinereous eagle: see Sea-eagle. -vulture 28-222a.
Cinesias (Gr. poet) 8-4928.
Cingalese: see Sinhalese. Cingindo (dialect) 3-360a. Cinglais, dist., Fr. 5-69c. CINGOLI (Cingulum), It. 6-
375c; 15-4 (D3); 15-26 (D3). Cingularia 20-527d.
Cingulum, It.: see Cingoli. Cingulum (anat.) 4-397d; 23- 7596.
-(costume) 2-585a.
Cintra, Pedro de 11-625b; 4- 927a; 13-297a; Sierra Leone 25-563. Cintra, Braz. 4-440 (G2). CINTRA, Port. 6-379a; 25-530 (A3); convention (1808) 21- 91b, 15-561a. -, mt., Port. 6-379a. Cinvat 21-205c. Cinxia, Juno 15-560b. Ci-nyai (dialect) 3-360b. Ci-nyanja (dialect) 3-360b. Cinyps, riv., N.Af. 16-482a. Cinyras (legend) 20-7364. Ci-nyungwe see Ci-sena. Cinyxis 23-173c. Cinza, riv., Braz. 20-766a. Cioara, Rum. 23-826 (C2). Cioccari, Carlo 26-266a. Ciocchi, Giovan Maria :
Julius III. (pope). Ciociaria, dist., If. 16-272d. Ciompi: revolt 10-534c; 18- 31c.
Ciona 27-383b; 27-388d; 2-
238a; regeneration of lost parts 23-36d.
Cione, Andrea di: see Orcagna. Berci di 20-167b.
-, Lionardo (Nardo) di 20- 166b.
Cinixys 27-69b; 23-157b; 23- Cionella 11-526c. 158a.
CINNA, C. HELVIUS 6-375c. (Magnus), Cn. Cornelius 6- 375c.
-L. CORNELIUS (consul) 6- 375c; 23-639d.
-L. Cornelius (praetor) 6- 375c.
Cinna (bot.) 12-373b. CINNABAR (Cinnabarite) 6- 376a; 2-953a; dragon's blood 8-471a; Source of mercury 18-156a. -moth 18-496b. Cinnameny aldoxime 22-759d. INNAMIC ACID 6-376a; di- bromide 22-449c. -aldehyde 1-533a.
-Oliveri 22-733c. -Tamala 22-733c. -zeylanicum: see Cinnamon. CINNAMON 6-376c; cultiva tion 5-782a, 12-825b; geo- logical age 7-417d; incense 14-349a, 14-353a. See also Cinnamomum. -bear 1-500d.
Chinese: see Cassia. oil of 21-141d. CINNAMON-STONE 6-376d; 8-289a.
Cinnamus (Parthian king) 20- 871b; 2-661a. CINNAMUS, JOHN 6-376d; 12-521b.
Cinnamyl alcohol 1-533a. -cocaine 6-615a. CINNOLIN (Cinnolene) 6-377a. Cinnyrimorphae 20-324d. Cmnyris 26-92a.
CINO DA PISTOIA 6-377b;14-
901b; torture 27-77b. Cl-nongi: see Ki-ngoni.
389a, 15-595d; United States 6-389a, 7-323c, 2- 217c. Circuit (theatre) 8-534c.
closer system 26-1d. Circuits of Peter 6-192a. Circular (advert.sement) 238d.
Circular Butte, mt., Ida. 14- 276 (C4). Circular churches: see Round Churches.
Circars, Northern 6-380a; 14- 409a.
CIRCASSIA, dist., Cauc. 6- 380b.
Circassians 6-380b; Armenian massacres 2-568c; Bulgaria 4-781d; dictionary of lan- guage 8-197c; Egypt 9-1 101d, 9-37a; exogamous 10- 79d; Russian Empire 23- 8746: Turkish Empire 27- 427a.
CIRCE (legend) 6-381b; Comus
Circulating libraries: see Li- braries, proprietary and sub- scription.
(mollusc) 16-123d. "Circe" (submarine) 24-921b. Circei, It. 15-26 (D4); 6- 381c; colony 23-622d, 16- 270c.
schools, Wales 24-372b; 28-268b; 5-76d. Circulation (blood) 27-929c; capillary 27-939a, 17-497c; cerebral 27-941c; collateral 2-666b, 13-941d; discovery 27-927c; drugs affecting 21- 352d, 8-268d; foetal 27- 943a; Hall 12-849a; Harvey 13-44c; hibernation 13-443b; portal 27-941c; posture 27- 942c; pulmonary 27-930a, 27-941a; sleeplessness 26- 800a; temperature 2-48d; time 27-940b; venous 27- 939b.
Cinosternidae 27-69a; 27-68a; Circenses, ludi 11-445c. Circeo, prom., It.: see Circeius Mons.
Cinosternum 27-69a; 23-167b; 23-175a.
-odoratum: see Mud turtle. -pennsylvanicum 23-175d. Cinq Cerf, Nid. 19-479 (A3). Cinqfoil (her.) 13-324c.
fier Ruzé d'Effiat, marquis
-(math.) 14-125d. Circulus in definiendo 7-927a. CIRCULUS IN PROBANDO 6- 389b.
Basilica, Constantinople see Yeri Batan Serai. Cisternae 4-392c. Cistern barometer 3-419a. -mosquito: see Stegomyia fasciata.
Cisticola 3-976a.
schoenicola: see Fan-tailed warbler. Cistophorus 19-887a, Fi-Cistopus 5-702c.
Cirrhi (zool.) 14-560a. Cirrhina mrigala: see Moráko. Cirrhipedia: see Thyrostraca and Barnacle. Cirrhipoda : see Thyrostraca and Barnacle. Cirrhopoda: see Thyrostraca and Barnacle. Cirrhosis 3-285a; liver 16-803a, 8-267d; lung: see Interstitial Pneumonia. See also brosis. Cirrhoteuthidae 5-702b; 698d; see also Leioglossa. Cirrhoteuthis 5-701d (fig.); 5- 697b; 5-697d. Cirrhotic kidney: see Granu- lar kidney. Cirriform (dict.) 6-559b. Cirripedia: see Thyrostraca and Barnacle. Cirro-cumulus 6-558d. Cirrodrilus 5-797d. Cirro-nebula 6-558d. Cirrose (dict.) 16-326b. Cirro-stratus 6-558d. Cirrus 6-558d; 18-272d. Cirsium 4-774c.
Circumcelliones 8-410c. CIRCUMCISION 6-389b; Afri- can 1-327b, 17-275b, 3-603d; Christian 5-761b; Egyptian 9-46c, 9-31d; Gentile 1-163d; Israelite 15-518a; Moses' son 18-895d; proselytes 22-456b. -, Festival of the 10-223b. Circumflex accent 1-112b. arteries 2-667d. nerve 19-399c.
Circesium (Kerkisia), Turk.As. 23-648 (G3); 26-305 (D2): see also Carchemish. Circinae: see Harrier. CING-MARS, HENRI COIF- Circinus (astron.) 7-14a. Circinate 16-328c (fig.). CIRCLE (geom.) 6-382a; 11- 720b; Archimedes 2-369a: conic section 6-940b, 11- 698d; equation 11-713d, 11-717b; Euclidean geo- metry 11-680d; mensura- tion 18-136b, 18-138b, 18- 145d; polygon inscribed 22- 25a. ~(stone): see Cromlech.
de 6-377c. Cinquantième 10-847a. Cinque, isl., Bur. 4-840 (B7). CINQUE CENTO 6-377d; 2-
421d; 2-409b: arabesque 2-253b.
Cinquedea 7-729b. Cinquefoil (arch.) 10-591a. Cinque Giornate: see Five Days
Cinque Maggio, П (Manzoni)
14-911d; 17-627a.
Cinquemiglia, Piano di, plain,
It. 15-5d; 15-3c.
Cistudo 23-149d.
-carolina: see Box tortoise. Cistus see Rock rose.
Circumnavigation of world 17- Cisjuran Burgundy, kingdom:
(squaring of the) 6-384a; controversy 13-547b, 13- 549b; calculation of 27- 280d, 22-619c; quadratrix 22-706c.
CINQUE PORTS 6-377d; 19- Circle City, Alsk. 1-472 (12);
301d; admiralty court: see
Admiralty jurisdiction.
Cinque ports, Domesday of: Circles of confusion 16-427a.
- of diffusion 28-132b.
Circleville, Kan. 15-654 (G1).
Circumposition 13-755c. Circumscissile 11-255d. Circumspecte agatis 9-446a; 22-427c.
Circumstantial evidence 10- 16a. Circumvallate papillae 27-7c. CIRCUMVALLATION, LINES of 6-390a. CIRCUS 6-390a; 8-495d; Ro- man games 6-390c, 11-445c. Circus (bird): see Harrier. aeruginosus: see Moor-buz-
Cinque Ports Pilots, Society of CIRCLEVILLE, 0.6-387b; 20-1
Cinques (bell-ringing) 3-691a.
Cintalape, Mex. 6-118a.
Utah 27-814 (B4). Circop, Malta 17-508 (B2).
Cinthio: see Giraldi, Giovanni Circuit (geom.) 7-660d.
Cinti, Bol.: see Camargo.
Maximus, Rome 23-586 (B-C2); 6-390b; 23-605a: 13-3656; seating capacity 11-445c.
Neronis, Rome 6-390d. CIRENCESTER, Glos. 6-391c; 9-420 (III. D3); 4-584 (B6); abbey 6-391c; battle (628) 7-690c; battle (1400) 9- 510c; Celtic origin 9-417c, 4-587b; Civil war 12-134c, 12-405a; deanery and arch deaconry 12-134d.
Agricultural College 7-253c. Cire perdue 18-206c; 28-430c; Egyptian 9-73a. Cireshiu, Rum. 23-826 (C2). Cirey, Fr. 10-778 (H3); 18- 315d. Ciriegia, pass, Alps 1-741d. CIRILLO, DOMENICO 392a.
Ciris (myth.) 19-711a. Cirksena (family) 11-235b. -, Edzard: see Edzard Cirk-
see Provence. Cisla, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Cislau, Rum. 23-826 (C2). Cisna Run, Pa. 21-106 (H5). Cisne, Ill. 14-304 (D5). -, isl., Ind.O.: see Mauritius. Cisneros, Balthasar de 2-469d. -, Garcia di 17-83a.
Cirl-bunting 4-802d; 1-120c. Cir Mhor, mt., Scot. 2-644c. Cirna, Rum. 23-826 (A3). Cirneceaster, Glos.: see Ciren- cester.
Jimenez de 14-594d. Luis Benjamin 21-269b. Cisneros, Sp. 25-530 (C1). Cisnes, riv., S.Am.: see Frias. Cisney, Ky. 15-740 (A3). Cispadane Republic: see Cis- alpine Republic. Cispata, port, Colom. 6-703c. Cis Pauceris, Sard. 15-4 (B5). Cispedes y Meneses, Gonzala 21-578a.
Ciro, It. 15-4 (F5). Cirolanidae 17-459b. Ciron, riv., Fr. 10-778 (D5); 11-474a.
Cirphis, mt., Gr. 21-448d; 7-
CIRCUIT (law) 6-387c; re- form 7-317c; Scotland 6-| 973c.
Cispius, hill, Rome 23-586 (C2); 23-589b. Cisplatina, Provincia, Brazil 4-458d.
Cispus, riv., Wash. 28-354 (C-D3).
Citharistes (zool.) 8-278b; 8- 277d (fig.).
Citharoedus 6-396b.
Cithelas (king of Getae): see Cothelas.
Cissa (Saxon king) 26-168b. Cissa, Istria 9-908c; 23-781d. Cissa (bird) 15-298a. Cissaea: see Athena Cissaea. Cissbury, Sus. 2-348d. Cisse, riv., Fr. 16-923d. CISSEY, ERNEST LOUIS Octave Courtot de 6-392d; 10-875d.
Cissia see Elam. Cissii, tribe: see Kassites. Cissites 20-551a.
Cithern (Cithron): see Cittern. Cithrafarna: see Tissapher.
Citillus see Souslik.
CITIUM, Cyprus 6-397b; 21- 451d; battle (377 B.C.) 9- 959b; coins 19-889c. See also Larnaca.
Maced. 12-440 (A4). castle, Aus. 15-849a. CITIZEN (dict.) 6-397c; 12- 294a foll.; 12-297d; alien Jaw 1-662b; allegiance 1- 689b; domicile 8-400a; Greek democracy 12-451a, 21-146b; international law 14-703b; naturalization 19- 275b; representation theories 23-109d; Roman 23-616d (under the kings), 23-620a (early Republic), 23-624d (Italian Cires), 23-638d, 23- 652c (imperial period); Roman law 23-527a,23-539a; socialist theories 25-301a: sociology 25-328d; sophistic theory 25-419a; Spencer 25-328d; Stoic cosmopoli tanism 25-947a; villeins 28- 81d. Citizen, The 19-571a. Citlaltepetl, mt., Mex.: Orizaba.
Cissna Park, Ill, 14-304 (E3). Ciss-ninsciss 4-489d. CISSOID 6-393a. Cissoidal angle 2-15a. Cissus, mts., Gr. 12-440 (B4). CIS-SÚTLEJ STATES, India 6- 393b. CIST 6-393b; Celtic 2-351b; Scandinavian 24-288c; Vil- lanova graves 28-75b. Cistaceae 10-572c. Cistella, mt., Alps 26-242 (E4); 1-744c.
Cistella 4-362a; 4-364d. cistellula 4-366a. CISTERCIANS 6-393c; 6-341d; 18-689b; England 16-959c, France 6-393c, 6-394a; Ger many 13-294d; Ireland 14- 774b; Knights of Calatrava 15-866d; monasteries 1-16a; nuns 6-394d; Oxford 20-
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Citrus (limonum): see Lemon.] -(lumia): see Lemon, sweet. -(medica): see Lemon. (trifoliata) 15-946a. Citrus Co., Fla. 10-540 (D3). CITTADELLA, It. 6-398d; 15-4 (C2).
CITTA DELLA PIEVE, It. 6- 398d; 15-4 (D3); bishop 15-18c.
Citta di Castello, Guido of: see Celestine II. (pope). CITTA DI CASTELLO, It. 6- 399a; 15-4 (D3); bishop 15-18c; pottery 5-732b. Citta di Penna, A. de Medici, duke of see Medici, Ales- sandro de.
Cittaducale, It, 2-237b.
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Ciudadela, Bal.Is. 25-530 (G2); | Civita di Marano, It.: see
18-554c. Ciudad Garcia, Mex. 28-949a.
Guzman, Mex. 10-318 (E4); population 15-131d. Ciudad Imperial, C.Am.: see Coban.
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mex. 6- 401c; 18-318 (DÍ).
- Morelos, Mex.: see Cuautla Morelos.
CIUDAD PORFIRIO DIAZ, Mex. 6-401c; 18-318 (E1).
Real, Mex.: see San Cristó- bal.
CIUDAD REAL, Sp. 6-402a; 25-530 (C-D3).
CIUDAD REAL, prov., Sp. 6- 401c; 25-530 (C-D3).
Citta Morta (D'Annunzio) 2- CIUDAD RODRIGO, Sp. 6- 79b.
Citta Notabile, Malta: see Citta Vecchia.
Cittanova, It. 15-4 (F5); popu lation 4-964d.
Citta Sant' Angelo, It. 15-4 (E3).
Citta Vecchia, Aus. 3-4 (E5); 16-490a.
-VECCHIA, Malta 6-399a; 17-508 (A2).
CITTERN 6-399b; 6-397b. Cittharn Schoole (Holborne) 6- 399c.
Citua (festival) 10-221a. CITY 6-400c; Italian medieval, see Commune, medieval; parliamentary representa-
tions 9-493c, 9-496d. City and Guilds Central Tech- nical College: see Central Technical College, London. and Guilds of London In- stitute 26-489d; 26-493b; art schools 2-704b; techni- cal examinations 10-43d.
and South London railway 16-944b; 22-857b; tunnel- ling for 27-401c, 27-406a. -and Suburban Handicap 13-729c.
-and Suburban Houses Co., U.S. 13-827b.
Carlton Club 6-567b. City Hall Park, N. Y. 4-647c. City Imperial Volunteers 28- 209b.
City Mills, Mass. 17-852 (E2). City Mouse and Country Mouse (Prior and Montagu) 22- 359b.
"City of Berlin" (ship) 24- 886a.
"City of Brussels " (ship) 25- 851b; 24-886a. "City of Cleveland" (ship) 24- 884b.
City of Dreadful Night (Jas. Thomson) 26-874a. City of Dublin Steam Packet Co. 25-850a; 25-852c.
of Glasgow Bank 3-337c. City of God (St Augustine): see Civitate Dei, De. City of London: see under London.
of London Chess Club 6- 103d.
of London College 22-40d. of London Court 1-206a; 7-317c.
of London Hospital 16-946d. - of London Parochial Chari- ties Act 5-883a; 22-39a. of London School 16-948a. "City of Paris" (ship) 25- 851b. see As-
"City of Priests":
"City of the Blind": Chalcedon, Asia M.
City Point, Va. 28-118 (E3); 21-303a.
402a; 25-530 (B2); 21-94c. Victoria, Mex. 18-318 (F3);| 26-387c.
Vieja, C.Am. 12-664d. Ciuffagni (sculptor) 8-407a. Ciullo d'Alcamo 14-899a. Cius, Asia M. 13-243a;
621a; 27-443c; coins 19- 886c.
Rum. see Hirsova.
-, gulf, Asia M.; see Mudania, gulf.
-, riv., Asia M. 21-541b. Civate, It. 26-242 (G5). Cive, De (Hobbes) 13-546c. Ci-venda (dialect) 3-360b. CIVERCHIO, VÍNCENZO 402b. CIVET (Civet-cat) 6-402b; 369a; acclimatization 119c; fur 11-348b, 11-349a; perineal gland 17-522c. (perfume) 6-402b; 14-349b. Civetta, mt., Alps 1-747b. Civiale, Jean 26-129b; 869d.
Civic Federation, National, U.S. 12-920a. CIVIDALE DEL FRIULI, It. 6-402c; 15-4 (D1); 15-26 (D1); 5-400b; Byzantine plaster work 4-910a; Lom- bardo's work 16-932b; siege (1331) 2-685c; stucco re- liefs 24-490d; synod (1410)
2-909c; 2-190b; early French translation 11-120d. Civitate on the Fortore, It.: see Civitella del Tronto. Civitatomassa, It. 27-858c. Civitatum Constitutione Chris- tiana, De (Leo XIII.) 20- 719a. CIVITA VECCHIA, It. 6-416d; 15-4 (C3); 15-26 (C3); 25- 805d; breakwater 4-476c,, 4-477d.
Cividate, It. 17-72a. Civil Courts 7-323a: see also High Court of Justice, Ap- Civitella del Tronto, It.: battle peal, Court of, &c. death 7-900c. engineer 9-406c.
Engineers, Institution of 9- 406c.
Civiletti, Benedetto 24-513c. Civil execution: see Execu- tion, civil.
Civilian: international law 28-
313a; Roman law 23-526a. Civili dominio, De (Wycliffe) 28-867c. CIVILIS, CLAUDIUS 6-402d; 19-413c. CIVILIZATION 6-403b; 11- 635c; anthropology 2-116d; importance of language 21- 415c, 21-425a; sociology 25-329d.
CIVIL LAW 6-410b; German 11-8780; Roman law 23- 526a.
CIVIL LIST 6-410c; 9-463a; Pension List 21-119c; prince of Wales' children 28-35c. Merit, Order of 15-864d. Order of Alfonso XII. 15 867a.
Rights Act (1875), U.S. 27- 720d.
salvage: see Salvage. CIVIL SERVICE 6-412c; Indi- an, see Indian Civil Service; Playfair Scheme 21-831c; U.S.6-414a, 7-652c, 12-3573. Service Commissioners 6- 412d.
Service Reform Association, U.S. 27-722a. Civiltà Cattolica 21-160b; 15- 347b.
Civil War (dict.) 28-312a. Civil War, English: see Great Rebellion.
War of America: see Ameri- can Civil War. Civita, dist., Sic. 24-189a. Ansidonia, It.: see Peltui- CIVITA CASTELLANA, It. 6- 416d; 15-4 (D3): see also Falerii.
(1053) 15-31a; capitulation (1861) 15-58b; siege (1557)| 12-700a.
Civitucola, mt., It. 5-250a. Civoli, Cardi dá: see Cigoli. Civrac, duc de: see Lorges, duc de.
Civrari, mt., Alps 1-742d. Civray, Fr. 10-778 (E4); 28- 56a.
CL. (abbrev.) 1-27c. Cl (chem.): see Chlorine. Clach-a-charridh: see Lamen- tation, stone of. Clach-a-Cheannaiche, Scot. 25-646a. Clach-a-choin, rock, Scot.: see Dog Stone. Clachaig, Scot. 24-418 (A3). Clachan, Scot. 24-412 (C4). -, bridge, Scot. 25-211d. glen, Scot. 2-644c.
-, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2). Clachan (dict.) 4-375c. Clach-Charra, stone, Scot.: see Vengeance, stone of. Clach Leathad, mt., Scot. 24- 418 (B1).
na-Cudain, stone, Scot. 14- 719a. Clachnaharry, Scot. 14-719a. Clackamas, riv., Oreg. 20-242 (C2); 20-250a. Co., Oreg. 20-242 (C2). Clackclose, dist., Norf. 19- 746b.
CLACKMANNAN, 417a; 24-418 (D2). CLACKMANNANSHIRE, co., Scot. 6-417b; 24-418 (D2); 24-412 (E3); statistics 24- 419b. Clackmannan Tower, Scot. 6- 417a.
Clacton, Great, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3); 6-418a.
-, Little, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E3). CLACTON-ON-SEA, Ess. 6-
418a 9-424 (IV. E3). Claddagh, Ire. (Galway) 11- 433a. CLADEL, LEON 6-418a. Cladeus, riv., Gr. 20-93a; pedi- ment at Olympia 12-483c. Cladi 28-1031b; 25-723c. Cladich, Scot. 24-418 (A2). Cladiscothallus 20-525b. Cladistia 26-542d; 14-248a. Cladium effusum:
Lee 4-292d; 20-151a. Claflin, Kan. 15-654 (D2). Claflin University, Orangeburg 20-151a; 25-212a. Claggain, bay, Scot. 24-412 (C4).
Claggan, Ire. 14-744 (B2). Clahoquaht: see Tlaokiwaht. Claiborne, William 17-831b; 17-832c.
Claiborne, Ala. 1-460 (B4). Md. 17-828 (G3). Va. 28-118 (F2).
dist., La. 17-54 (A-B1). Co., Miss. 18-600 (B3). Co., Tenn. 26-620 (H1). Claibornes 6-626d. Claibornian group 9-664c; 11-
Clajus: see Klaj, Johann. Clallam, Wash. 28-354 (A1). Clallam, tribe 14-460a. Clallam Co., Wash. 28-354 (A-B1).
Clam, lake, Wis. 28-740 (D4). lake, Wis. 28-740 (C2). riv., Mass. 17-852 (A2). Clam (zool.) 19-94d. Clamart, Fr. 10-778 (B6); quarries 24-587d. Clamator: see Bootes. Clamatores 3-978a; 3-969b; 3-974b; Cabanis' classifica tion 20-320a. CLAMECY, Fr. 6-419b; 10- 778 (F4).
Clamenges, Nicolas de: see Nicholas of Clamenges. Clameur de Haro: sce Haro, clameur de.
Clam Falls, Wis. 28-740 (A3). Clam Gallás, Edward, count von 14-916d; 24-710c. Clam Gallas castle, Aus. 23. 49b.
Harbour, Can. 19-831 (C2). Lake, Mich. : see Cadillac. Clamond, C.: burner 16-658b; gas mantle 16-656b. Clamores, riv., Sp. 24-582d. Clampetia, It.: see Amantea. Clamps (brickmaking) 4-520b. Clam-shell, cave, Scot. 25.
Clam shell dredger 8-568a. CLAN 6-419b; 4-489a. Clanaboy: see O'Neill. Clan Alpine, mts., Nev. 5-8 (E2). Clancey, Mont. 14-276 (C2). Clandeboye (family): see O'Neill.
Clandeboye, Ire. 14-744 (F2). Clandestine Marriage, The (Colman and Garrick) 6. 695b.
Clandon, East, Sur. 16-942 (C3).
West, Sur. 16-942 (C3). park, Sur. 16-942 (B3). Clane, Íre. 14-744 (E3); geo. logy 15-790d.
Clane Bog, Ire. 1-693b. Clangula albeola: see Buffel.
americana 12-209b. angustirostris: see Mergus anatarius.
glaucion: see Golden-eye. islandica : see Barrow's
Claim of Right 24-463a. Claims, Court of 7-186d; 17- 4a.
Clain, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E4); 28-55d.
Clair, Pa. 21-106 (P5). Clairaudience 6-419a. CLAIRAULT, ALEXIS Claude 6-418b; capillary action 5-256c; differential equation 8-226a; earth, figure of 8-802c, 8-804a; geography 11-628c. Clairce (dict.) 26-43c. Claire, lake, Can. 1-500 (B1). Claire (oyster industry) 20- 427b.
Claire-cole 20-459c. Clairée, riv., Fr. 8-692d. Clairemont, Tex. 26-690 (G2). Clairfayt, count of: see Cler- fayt. Clairfontaine, Alg. 1-643 (D2). Clairinch, isl., Scot. 16-937b. Clairmont, Claire 24-829c; 4- 900d; 12-178b. Clairmont, Mary Jane: see Godwin. CLAIRON, LA (French actress) 6-418c.
Clairton, Pa. 21-106 (E7). CLAIRVAUX, Fr. (Aube) 6- 4180; 10-778 (G3); abbey 1-16b. -, Fr. (Jura) 10-778 (G4). Clairville see Nicolaise, Louis François.
CLAIRVOYANCE 6-418d; 2- 53b; 24-570c.
—, ULICK DE BURGH, 1st earl of 6-421b.
-, ULICK DE BURGH, 1st marquess 6-421d; 4-814d. Clans, lake, Scot. 19-155b. Clanton, Ala. 1-460 (C3). Clantons Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (D3).
CLANVOWE, SIR THOMAS 6. 422c.
Clanwilliam, Can. 4-600 (F3). -, S.Af. 25-466 (D9). Clanyard, bay, Scot. 24-412 (C5).
Claosaurus 23-145b. CLAPAREDE, J. L. R. A. E. 6- 422d. Clap-board: board. Clapeyron, B. P. E. 13-143d. Clapham, Beds. 9-424 (IV. B2); 3-622a.
-, Lond. 16-938 (B-C3); 28- 303b; common 16-938 (B3), 16-949c, 28-303c.
N.Mex. 19-520 (G1). Yorks. 9-416 (II. C1); 21- 105a; 28-931c. Clapham Sect 28-631c. Clapier, mt., Alps 1-741d. pass, Alps 1-742a. CLAPPERTON, HUGH 6-423a; Chad 5-787c; Mungo Park's fate 20-826d; Shari 24. 805b.
Clapton, Lond. 16-938 (D2). CLAQUE 6-423c; 2-223a; 8 496a.
CLARA, ST 6-423c. Clara (de Bugny) 25-918d. Clara, Ire. 14-744 (D3). Claise, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E4). City, Minn. 18-550 (B6) -, isl., Burma 4-840 (E9).
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Clara Vallis, Fr.: see Clair-1
-Valls, Luxemburg: Clervaux.
Claraville, Queens. 2-960 (G3). -S.Aus. 2-960 (F4).
Clarbeston, Wales 9-428 (V. B4).
Clare, St: see Clara, St. -(of Montfaucon) 25-918d. CLARE (family) 6-423d; 26- 869a.
Baldwin de 6-424a.
Gilbert de, earl of Glouce- ster: see Gloucester.
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land's hostility 6-5000; earl, Clark, fort, Ia. : of Bristol 4-577b; La Bru- yère, comparison 11-134b; literary achievement 9-628a; Lord Halifax opposed 12- $39d.
--, isl., N.S.W. 26-278 (C2). lake, Alsk. 1-472 (G3).
CLARENDON, GEORGE WIL- liam Frederick Villiers, 4th earl of 6-434a; El Backay, relations with 26-983a; Or- sini conspiracy 9-567d; Papal government de- nounced 21-689b.
HENRY HYDE, 2nd earl of 6-435b.
Clarendon, Ark. 2-552 (D3). Hertford-, N.Y. 19-596 (B2). -, N.Z. 19-625c.
-, Gilbert de, 1st earl of Hert- fordshire: see shire.
-,JOHN 6-424c.
-JOHN FITZGIBBON, 1st earl of 6-425a.
- John Holles, 2nd earl of 13-1 614b.
--, Richard de (d. 1318) 14- 172b. -Richard de, 3rd earl of Hertfordshire: see Hert- fordshire.
- Richard de, 2nd earl of Pembroke ("Strongbow "); see Pembroke.
-, Richard de (of Tonbridge) 17-2a.
-, Robert Nugent, viscount: see Nugent.
Roger de, 2nd earl of Hert- see Hertford-
Clare, Ia. 14-732 (C2).
Ill. 14-304 (D1).
- Ire. (Clare) 14-744 (B4).
- Ire. (Mayo): see Clare morris.
-, Mich. 18-372 (F6).
Suff. 9-424 (IV. D2); 26- 29c. CLARE, co., Ire. 6-426b; 14- 744 (B-C4); geology 14- 745b; grass farms agitation 14-788a; name (derivation) 6-424c.
isl., Ire. (Cork) 14-744 (B5). -is, Ire. (Mayo) 14-744 (A); 14-743b.
-Co., Mich. 18-372 (F6). Clare College, Cambridge 5- 91d; 2-418b; 2-420d;
library 16-554c. Clare constat 28-851c. Clare Galway, Ire. 14-744 (C3). -Galway, riv., Ire. 14-744 (C3); 11-431d.
Clare Hall, Cambridge: Clare College.
Claremont, Colo, 6-722 (H2).
, Ill. 14-304 (E5).
Md. 17-828 (A4).
Minn, 18-550 (D-E6).
,N.C. 19-772 (A2).
Pa. 21-106 (D-E2). Va. 28-118 (E2-F1). Vt. 19-490 (A-B4). Tex. 26-690 (C3).
dist., Jam. 15-133 (map). riv., Vt. 19-490 (A5-4). Co., S.C. 25-500 (D3). Clarendon, Assize of (1166) 19- 767c.
-Code 6-430c.
19-490 (C5).
N.Y. 19-596(12), S.Dak. 25-506 (G2). Va. 28-118 (E3).
, pt., Can. 20-114 (B2). Butte, mt., N.Dak. 19-780 (C3).
Clark cell 22-206d; 27-743b. Clark Center, Ill. 14-304 (E4). - Co., Ark. 2-552 (B3). Co., Ill. 14-304 (E4); 14- 306a.
Co., Ind. 14-422 (F8). Co., Kan. 15-654 (C3). Co., Ky. 15-740 (D3). Co., Mo. 18-608 (E1). Co., Nev. 5-8 (F3-4). Co., O. 20-26 (C5). Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (H3). Co., Wis. 28-740 (C4). Corner, Conn. 6-952 (G2). Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (15).| CLARKE, ADAM 6-443b.
Alexander R. 8-808c; 12- 386b.
-, SIR ANDREW 6-443c; 6- 600a; 9-123d.
Sir Caspar Purdon 19-614b. CHARLES COWDEN
436a; 9-445b; appeal from archdeacon's court 8-857b;
appeal to the king 8-858a; historical significance
Clarendon Hills, Mass. 17-852 (B4).
Hills, Wilts. 28-698c. Laboratory, Oxon. 6-432d. -Press, Oxon. 20-412d; 3- 903d.
- Springs, Vt. 19-490 (A4). Clarens, Switz. 26-242 (B4). CLARES, POOR 6-436b. Claresholm, Can. 1-500 (B2). Claret, Fr. 10-778 (F6). CLARET 6-436c; 28-721b; list 28-721c; maturing 28- 719d; vintages 28-722c. CLARETIE, JULES ARSENE Arnaud 6-436d. Claret-red 8-746b.
, isis., Austr. 2-960 (G2). palace, Sur. 9-768d. Claremore, Okla. 20-58 (F1). Claremorris, Ire. 14-744 (C3). CLARENCE, DUKES OF 6- 427d.
-Albert Victor, duke of: see Albert Victor. Elizabeth, duchess of: see Elizabeth.
Dr E. 24-657d. EDWARD DANIEL 6-444a. SIR EDWARD GEORGE 6-444c.
Frank Wigglesworth 15- 123c; 18-512d; 18-355d; 21-328a.
-, Sir George Sydenham 3- 254b; 10-705b; 25-64b.
G. S. (physicist) 25-447a. -, Henri Jacques Guillaume, duc de Feltre 19-224d.
J. A. Lockhart 18-60c. JAMES FREEMAN 6-444d. Jeremiah 4-181b.
-, J. M. 12-847c; 8-800a. John (American Baptist) 3-374d; 14-12c; 19-535a; 28-683a.
Mo. 18-608 (B2). Clarksfield, O. 20-26 (E-F2). Clarks Fork, Mo. 18-608 (D3). Clarkshill, Ind. 14-422 (D4). Clarks Mills, Pa. 21-106 (B3). CLARKSON, THOMAS 6-447c;
CLARI, GIOVANNI CARLO John (organist): see Whit-
Clarias 5-513b: see also Baba. -Lazera: see Harmoot.
Claribalte (Oviedo y Valdés) 20-391b.
Clarichord: see Clavichord. Clariden, pass, Alps 1-744d. Claridenstock, mt., Alps 26- 242 (F3); 1-744d. Claridge, Capt. 14-166b. Claridge, Pa. 21-106 (F7). Clarie Land, Antarc. 21-961 (G); 21-964a. Clarigatio 13-311b.
Clarín (pseud.): see Alas, Leo- poldo.
CLARINA 6-437a. Clarin, riv., Ire. 14-744 (C3). Clarinbridge, Ire. 14-744 (C3). Clarinda, Ia. 14-732 (B4). CLARINET 6-437a; 18-947a;
bass, see Bass clarinet; tenor, see Basset horn Clarington, O. 20-26 (15). Clarion, Ia. 14-732 (D2). Clarino 27-326d; 6-437a. -, Pa. 21-106 (D3).
isl. 18-318 (B4).
riv., Pa. 21-106 (D3). Clarion 6-437b. Co., Pa. 21-106 (C-D3).
Clarionet see Clarinet.
see Clarissa, Minn. 18-550 (B-C4). Clarissa (Richardson) 23-301c.
Lionel of Antwerp, duke of: Clarisses: see Clares, Poor.
field, John Clarke.
-, JOHN SLEEPER 6-445a. J. T. 2-790b; 27-316a. -, MARCUS ANDREW HIS- lop 6-445b.
- MARY ANNE 6-445c; 28- 926d.
James (naturalist) 18-865d. John 5-638a.
25-223a; 11-225b. Clarkson, Ála. 1-460 (C1). -, Ky. 15-740 (B3). Miss. 18-600 (C2). Neb. 19-324 (G3). Wyo. 29-874 (F3). Clarkson Phalanx 6-793b. Clark's soap test 28-366d. Clarkston, Ga. 11-752 (B2). Mich. 18-372 (F2). Utah 27-814 (B1). Wash. 28-354 (H3). Clarksville, Ala. 1-460 (B4). Ark. 2-552 (B2). Fla. 10-540 (DG). Ia. 14-732 (E2). Mich. 18-372 (E7). Mo., 18-608 (E-F2). N.H. 19-490 (E1). N.Y. 19-596 (B1). N.Z. 19-624 (C7). O. 20-26 (C6). Okla. 20-58 (F2). Pa. 21-106 (B6). CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. 6-448a; 26-620 (D1).
-, Mary Victoria Cowden 6- 443d; 19-838d.
-, Richard 19-266d.
JOHN BATES 6-442d. -, JOSIAH LATIMER 6-442d; pneumatic despatch 865d; wire gauge 28-739c. Sir Robert 3-509d.
- THOMAS 6-443a. Tiernay 4-734b; 12-898c. William (explorer) 6-442c; 16-524a; 19-783b; 28-357c. William Andrews 18-756d. WILLIAM GEORGE 6- 443a.
-Willis Gaylord 1-835c.
Hyde, 1st earl of 6-428d; -, Mo. 18-608 (D2).
EDWARD Clark, Colo. 6-722 (D1).
cipher correspondence 7-
566b; duchess of Cleve-
Pa. 21-106 (B3).
S.Dak. 25-506 (H3).
Tex. 26-690 (M-N2). Va. 28-118 (D4).
Pond, lake, N.H. 19-490 (E1).
-clathrus: see Leucosolenia clathrus.
-reticulum: see Leucosolenia reticulum.
Clarkton, Mo. 18-608 (A5). N.C. 19-772 (D3). Va. 28-118 (D4). Clark v. London General Omni- bus Co. 7-783b. Clarmer of Nuremberg 10-421b. Clarno, S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
Clarke City, Ill. 14-304 (D2). Co., Ala. 1-460 (B4). Co., Ga. 11-752 (C2). Co., Ia. 14-732 (D3). Co., Miss. 18-600 (D3). Co., Va. 28-118 (D-E1). Co., Wash. 28-354 (C4). Clarke, Jackson and Samuel 6-832b.
Clarke's column (anat.) 25- 669c.
- gazelle: see Dibatag. - projection 17-655d. Clarke Station, Ind. 14-422 (C1).
Wis. 28-740 (D6). Clarno group (geol.) 9-663c. Claro, Switz. 26-242 (G4).
-type 25-716c; 25-719a;25- 716b (fig.).
Clathrinidae 25-729b. Clathrozoon 14-136c. -wilsoni 14-153d.
Clathrulina 13-233d; 13-232d (fig.); 22-805d. Clatskanie, Oreg. 20-242 (B1). Clatsop, Oreg. 20-242 (A-B1). Co., Oreg. 20-242 (B1). CLAUBERG, JOHANN 6-462c. Clauchland, hills, Scot. 24-418 (A3); 2-645b.
- pt., Scot. 24-418 (A3); 2- 645b.
mt., Alps 26-242 (G4). Claromontanus, Codex 3-880c; 20-565a; 25-916b. Claros Varones de Castilla (Her- nando de Pulgar) 22-640d. Clarotae, tribe: see Klarotae. Clarre 13-654d. Clarreaus (FitzWalter family) 6-424a. Clarsach Lumanach 13-13b. Clarsach Beann: Mountain Minstrel. Clarus, Julius 27-77c. Clarus (Klaro3), Ionia 20-143a. Clary, Eugénie Desirée : see
Desideria, queen of Sweden. -, Count Manfred 3-36c; 4- 133a.
Claud, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Colo. 6-722 (F2).
Clauda, isl., near Crete : see Gardo.
Clary, Fr. 10-778 (F1). Clary (bot.) 24-102a. Claryville, Mo. 18-608 (G4). Clashawley, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D4).
Clashmore, Ire. 14-744 (D4). -, Scot. 24-412 (D2). Clashnasmuth, Ire. 26-1004b. Clashnessie, Scot. 24-412 (C1). Clas Merddin: see Anglesey. Clasp (of war medal) 18-9a. Class (logic) 16-900d.
Claude (queen of France) 10- 826b; 2-69b.
- G. 1-137c; 17-344b.
JEAN (divine) 6-462d; 11. 133c.
CLAUDE (OF LORRAINE) 6- 463a; characteristics 10- 374d; landscape engraving 16-723b; landscapes 20-477c: statue at Nancy 19-160d: Turner's rivalry 27-476a. Claude, Ark. 2-552 (C2). Tex. 26-690 (C2). Claudea 1-597b.
Claudel, Camille 24-511c. CLAUDET, ANTOINE FRAN. çois Jean 6-463d. Claudetite 7-591a. Claudetown, Bor. 4-257 (B2). Claudia (Rom. hist.) 6-466a. Claudia (charta) 20-744d. Claudia, Aqua, aqueduct, It. 15-26 (C6); 2-242a; (Pl. I.) 26-600a; 23-599 (map). Claudia Augusta, Via 1-764b. Celeja see Cilli. Claudian :
- (math.) 11-717b; 22-428a;| in number theory 19-857c, 19-860d.
Classe, monastery,
Classement 18-797a. Classen, Alexander 6-61b.
Johannes 19-668c. Classen Library 7-97b. Classes, Act of 24-462b. Classical Association 6-457a. Classicism (art) 10-375a; Hegel 10-361d. -(lit.) French drama 8-510c; Italian literature 14-910b; Romanticism 23-504a; Span- ish drama 8-509d. CLASSICS (Greek and Latin) 6-448b.
Classicum 4-711d. Classicus, Julius 6-403a. CLASSIFICATION 6-461d; 24- 402c; Platonic 25-645b; of ships: see under Ships and Shipping.
Classifier (ore dressing) 20- 239d.
Classing (wool manufacture) 28-808c.
CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS 6- 463d; 9-681d; 10-292b: 16-266b.
Classis, It. 22-925c; 22-926a. Classis (council) 23-23c. Clastic rock: see Rock, Frag. mental.
- Nicolaus 16-404a. Claudia Pulchra 1-299d. Claudia Valeria, Via, It. 15-26 (E3); 2-162b; 27-858b. Claudiconium, Asia M.: see Iconium.
CLASTIDIUM (Casteggio), It. 6-462c; 15-26 (B2); battle (222 B.C.) 14-656c. Clastoderma 19-105d. Claternia
cydonia 16-472d
Clatesci, Rum. 23-826 (C2).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Claudin, A. 4-224b. Claudiopolis (Mut), Asia M. 23-648 (G3); 2-760 (E4); 2-757b see also Bithynium. CLAUDIUS (Roman family) 6-465b; 20-932b; Ara Pacis group 23-476 (Pl. II.). CLAUDIUS (emperor A.D. 41- 54) 6-464d; Egypt 9-89b; gladiatorial shows 12-64a; haruspices restored 13-38a; Herod Agrippa 1-425b; his torical significance 23-651d; in Britain 4-583c; Jews 15- 400b; naumachia on Fucine lake 19-278a; Spes on coins 25-644c. CLAUDIUS
(emperor, A.D. 268-270) 6-466c; 5-397d; 23-478a; 23-654c. -, APPIUS SABINUS INRE. gillensis 6-465b; 23-616a. (Caecus), APPIUS 6-465c. (Caudex), Appius 13-453c. (Crassus), APPIUS 6-465b. MATTHIAS 6-466c; in German literature 11-792a. - Nero, Caius: see Nero. PULCHER, APPIUS 6-466b; 14-632d.
Claus, C. F. (chemist) 1-682d. -, G. 20-508c.
Clause of warrandice 28-329c. of warranty 28-329b. CLAUSEL, BERTRAND, count 6-466d.
CLAUSEN, GEORGE 6-467a; 20-501d; 20-502b.
H. N. 8-44a; 12-640c. Peder 8-40b.
Thomas 13-229b. Clausentum, Britain: see Bit- terne.
CLAUSEWITZ, KARL von 6- 467b; 25-992b. Clausidiidae 9-660a. Clausiidae 9-660a. Clausilia 11-526c; 25-284a; China 6-171a; hibernation 13-446a; Japan 15-164a; organization sinistral 1. 506c; shell development 11- 524c. CLAUSIUS, RUDOLF JULIUS Emmanuel 6-488a; dielec- tric constant and molecular volume 6-70a; electrolysis 9-219b; heat of vapours 27- 902c; Peltier effect 26-817a; thermodynamics 13-146a. Clauson, Lieut. 22-68c. Claussen, Peter 10-486c; 13- 790a.
CLAUSTHAL (Klausthal), Ger. 6-468b; 11-808 (C3); geo- logy 13-48b.
Clausthalite 11-399d.
Claustrophobia 19-428b.
instructions given on Page 1.
Clavius, Christoph 4-994c; 11-1 Claypole, Elizabeth 7-496b.
-, E. W. 14-249c. Claypole, Lincs. 9-416 (II. F3); 16-716d.
Claypool, Ind. 14-422 (F2). Claypoole, Elizabeth: see Claypole.
CLAYS, PAUL JEAN 6-474b. "Clays, The " (race-horses) 13-735b.
Clayslaps, estate, Scot. 12-82b. Clay-slate: see Slate. Claysville, Pa. 21-106 (B5). Clay tablets: see Tablet. Clawdd Coch, mt., Wales 8- Claythorpe, Lincs. 9-116 (II. 18d.
Offa: see Offa's Dyke. Clawson, Mich. 18-372 (G2).
Long, Leics. 9-416 (II. F4). Clawton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. D2). Claxby ironstone 16-714b; 25- 632d.
Claxton, T. F. 17-381b. Claxton, Ky. 15-740 (B1). CLAY, CASSIUS MARCELLUS 6-470a.
CHARLES 6-470b; 20- 382c.
Clement C. 1-464a; 20- 74d.
FREDERIC 6-470c. Green 6-470a.
HENRY 6-470d; Calhoun 5-1b; compromise measure 6-814a; duel with Randolph 22-887a; finance 27-697c; monument 16-526d. James 28-593d. Clay, Cal. 5-8 (C2). Ta. 14-732 (F3). La. 17-54 (B1). Miss. 18-600 (D1). N.Y. 19-596 (D2). Pa. 21-106 (K5).
W.Va. 28-560 (B3). lake, Scot. 24-412 (B2). mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3); 19- 490d.
CLAY 6-472b; 11-664a; brick- making 4-518b; burnt 13- 754a; concretions 6-840b; in Portland cement 5-654d;| inscriptions 14-621d; kaolin 15-672a; magnetized 17- 383c; modelling 4-877a; pyrophyllite 22-695d; writ- ing: see Tablet.
band 14-809d. Clay Bank, Va. 28-118 (F3). Bank Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490 (C4).
27- Clay burning 25-350c.
-, isl., Green. 12-543 (H3). Clavering-Cowper, earls: Cowper. Claverley, Salop 9-420 (III. C1); 24-1021d. Claverton, liberty, Som. 25- 390c.
CLAVICEMBALO 6-468b; 21- 561d foll.; 21-564a (fig.). Claviceps 11-336a; 11-336c.
purpurea 9-737d; 11-344d. CLAVICHORD (or Claricord) 6-468c; 21-560a (figs.); 25- 1039b. Clavicimbalum: see Clavicem- balo.
Clavicle 25-175b; 25-178b; teleostome fishes: see Clei- thrum.
Clavicor: see Corno basso. Clavicornia 6-672b.
Clavicular glands 17-166c. nerves 19-398c. Clavicymbalum: see Clavicem- balo.
CLAVICYTHERIUM 6-468d; 21-564b (fig.). Clavidae 14-151c. CLAVIE, BURNING THE 6- 469b.
CLAVIERE, ETIENNE 6-469c. Clavières, Fr. 18-783a. CLAVIJO, RUY GONZALEZ 6- 469c; 13-526b.
Y FAJARDO, JOSE 6-470a; 14-596b. Clavis 8-186c. Clavisingel (Flemish virginal) 21-563a. Clavi-tube 20-127d.
Clay Center, Kan. 15-654 (E1). Center, Neb. 19-324 (F-G4). City, Ill. 14-304 (D5). City, Ind. 14-422 (C6). City, Ky. 15-740 (E3). Co., Ala. 1-460 (D2): 27- 483b.
Co., Ark. 2-552 (E1). Co., Fla. 10-540 (E1). Co., Ga. 11-752 (B4). Co., Ia. 14-732 (B1). Co., Ill. 14-304 (D5). Co., Ind. 14-422 (C6). Co., Kan. 15-654 (E1). Co., Ky. 15-740 (E3). Co., Minn. 18-550 (A4). Co., Miss. 18-600 (D2). Co., Mo. 18-608 (B2). Co., N.C. 19-772 (A4). Co., Neb. 19-324 (F-G4). Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (H-I5). Co., Tenn. 26-620 (F1). Co., Tex. 26-690 (I2). Co., W.Va. 28-560 (B-C3). Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (H4). Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
CLAY CROSS, Derby. 6-474b; 9-416 (II. E3).
Cross Colliery and Iron- works Co. 6-474b. Clayden, A.W. 6-559b. , P. W. 19-559b. Claydon, John 6-127c. Claydon, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2); 26-29b.
House, seat, Bucks. 4-730d. Clayey (game) 17-679d. Clay gall (geol.) 6-840b. Claygate, Sur. 16-942 (C3). Clayhanger, Dev. 9-430 (VI. F1).
Clay Head, cape, I. of M. 9-412 (I. B2). Clayhill, Mdx. 16-942 (D2). Claying and marling 25-350b. Clay-ironstone 4-57c; 5-813a. Clay-marl 19-624b. Claymont, Del. 17-828 (H-I1). CLAYMORE 6-474b. Clayoquot, sound, Can. 4-600 (D3); 27-884a. Clayoquot, tribe 14-460a. Clay pipe 21-633d.
-, Thomas 6-474d. Clayton, Ala. 1-460 (D4). Can. 20-114 (E1). Del. 17-828 (H2). Ga. 11-752 (C1). Ia. 14-732 (F2). Ida. 14-276 (B3). Ill. 14-304 (B3). Ind. 14-422 (E5). Lancs. 17-545 (map). Mich. 18-372 (F8). Miss. 18-600 (B1). Mo. 18-608 (F-G1). N.C. 19-772 (D2). N.J. 19-502 (B4). N.Mex. 19-520 (G1) N.Y. 19-596 (D1). O. 20-26 (B5). Okla. 20-58 (F3). S.Dak. 25-506 (H4). Staffs. 9-416 (II. C4). Wash. 28-354 (H2). Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Yorks. (nr. Barnsley) 28- 933 (D2).
-, Yorks. (nr. Bradford) 28- 933 (B1).
Clear Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (F3).
- Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (D2).
Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (C3). Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (B4). Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276 (G2).
- Creek, riv., Neb. 19-324 (E3).
Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (E5). Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (A1).
- Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (F2-1).
Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (B1). Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F6). Creek, riv., Tex. 26 690 (A-B7). Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874 (F1).
Creek Co., Colo. 6-722 (E2). Cleare, cape, Alsk. 1-472 (14). Clearfield, Ia. 14-732 (C4). CLEARFIELD, Pa. 6-476d; 21-106 (F3).
, Utah 27-814 (B1). Clearfield
Co., Pa. 21-106
- Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (E- F4).
Clear Fork, riv., O. 20-26 (E-F4).
Fork, riv., Tex. 26-690 (H3). Fork, riv.,Tex. 26-690 (K3). Fork, riv., Va. 28-118 (A3). Clear Fork group (geol.) 21- 177d.
Clear Fork of the Cowlitz, riv., Wash. 28-354 (D3). -Fork of the Mohican, riv., O. 20-26 (F3).
Clear Grit party 4-658d.
hawse (dict.) 13-101c. Clearing (spinning) 7-306d. CLEARING-HOUSE
Lake, Mich. 18-372 (F5). -Lake, Minn. 18-550 (D5). -, mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (G1). Clearlake, S.Dak. 25-506 (13). CLAYTON-BULWER TREA- Clear Lake, Utah 27-814 (B3). ty 6-475a; 18-739a. Clearlake, Wash. 28-354 (C1). Clayton Co., Ga. 11-752 (B2). Clear Lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3). Co. Ia. 14-732 (F2). Clearmont, Mo. 18-608 (A-B1). Green, Lancs. 16-139 (C2)., Wyo. 28-874 (F1). group (geol.) 18-599d: see also Midwayan group. Claytonia, Pa. 21-106 (B-C3). Clayton le Moors, Lancs.16-139 (D1); 16-140a. Claytonville, Ill. 14-304 (E3). Clayton West, Yorks. 28-933 (C2).
6-475d. CLAZOMENAE (mod. Kalis- man), Asia M. 6-476a; coins 19-887c; sarcophagi 12- 476d.
Clealum, lake, Wash. 28-354 (D-E2).
- riv., Wash. 28-354 (D2). Cleander 6-777c. Cleandridas 12-751b. Cleanse the Causeway (street fight) 2-643a.
Cleansing of Persons Act (1897) 22-627c.
CLEANTHES 6-476b: 25-942d. Clear, cape, Ire. 14-744 (B5).
hills, Can. 1-500 (A1). lake, Cal. 5-8 (B2); 5-7d. lake, Cal. 5-8 (C1). lake, Can. 22-724 (B3). lake, Can. 24-225 (A2). lake, Ia. 14-732 (D1). lake, Ind. 16-206d.
riv., Fr.I.C.: see Song-ka. Clear Boggy Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (E-F3). Clearbrook, Wash. 28-354 (C1). Clearburn, lake, Scot. 24- 612d. CLEARCHUS 6-476c; 7-708b. Clear Creek, Ind. 14-422 (D6). Clearcreek, Kan. 15-654 (F1). Utah 27-814 (C-D3). Clear Creek, riv., Wash. 28-345 (D3). Creek, 719a.
- Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (F3).1
Clear Ridge, Pa. 21-106 (F- G5).
Spring, Md. 17-828 (D1). Clearstory: see Clerestory. Clear Stream, riv., N.H. 19-490 (E2).
Clearville, Pa. 21-106 (F6). Clearwater, Fla. 10-540 (D4). —, Ida. 14-276 (B2).
Kan. 15-654 (E3).
Clear Water, Minn. 18-550 (C5).
Clearwater, Neb. 19-324 (F2). -, N.Y. 19-596 (E-F2). S.C. 25-500 (C3). Wash. 28-354 (A2).
lake, Can. 5-160 (P4); 16- 28c.
-, lake, Me. 17-434 (B4). -, riv., Can. 1-500 (B1); 24- 225 (A1); 2-825a.
-, riv., Can. 4-600 (E2). -, riv., Can. 1-500 (A2); 24- 226d.
, riv., Ida. 14-276 (A2); 14- 276b; 28-353c.
-, riv., Minn. 18-550 (B3).
riv., Wash. 28-354 (A2). · Co., Minn. 18-550 (B3). Clearwing moth 16-467b; 16- 471d.
Cleary v. Booth 7-189d. CLEAT (dict.) 6-478b; shoring 24-1005c.
Cleator, Cumb. 9-412 (I. A3); 28-831c.
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Cleddau, Western, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. B4); 13-80c. Cledones (myth.) 10-158a. Clee, Lincs. 9-416 (II. G2). -, forest, Salop 24-1021b.
hills, Salop 9-420 (III. B2); geology 24-1020c. Cleef, Josse 18-526d. Cleek 12-223c.
Cle Elum, Wash. 28-354 (E2). CLEETHORPES, Lincs. 6-478c 9-416 (II. H2). Cleeve, George 22-120c. Cleeve, Glos. 12-135b. Cleeve, Old, Som.: Cleeve. Cloud, hill, Glos. 7-253b. Clefmont, Fr. 10-778 (G3). Clef signatures 19-86d. Cleft-grafting 13-756a (fig.). CLEFT PALATE 6-478d. Clegg, Samuel 2-870c; 11-483c. Cleggan, bay, Ire. 14-744 (A3); 11-431c.
Cleghorn, George 18-57a. Cléguérec, Fr. 10-778 (C4). Cleïdice: see Cleodice. Clein: see Cleyn. Cleiocrinidae 8-879a. Cleiophane 4-57b. Cleippides 21-73d. Cleirac, Etienne 14-6750; 24- 536a.
Cleish, Scot. 24-418 (E2); 10- 331b; 15-824c.
- Titus Flavius (Roman Christian) 8-405c; 23-220b. -, Titus Flavius (the Alex andrian): see Clement of Alexandria. -Alexandrinus: see Clement of Alexandria. Romanus: see Clement I. CLEMENT I. (pope) 6-482d; 6-86b; 5-600c; 13-368b; festival 24-681d; Epistle of 6-483a; Epistle of James 15-146a.
II. (pope) 6-483c; 3-718c; 13-274d. -III. (pope) 6-483d; 23-672b; 15-417d; 20-695a.
- III. (anti-pope): see Guibert of Ravenna.
IV. (pope) 6-483d; 20-698c. V. (pope) 6-484a; 23-676a; claims on benefices in Eng land 2-64c; 5-198b; Tem- plars 15-436a, 26-596d; Dolcinists 2-204d; papal subjection to France 20- 699a; pontiacate 20-700d. -VI. (pope) 6-4840; 23-677b; Charles IV. 5-898d; Flagel. lants 10-463d; pontificate
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