con-

ANTHONY (of Padua) ST2-97a;
canonization 5-192b;
cordance 6-831b; flagella-
tion 10-463c; Lombardo's
"relief" 16-932b.

- (Russian saint, 11th cent.)
15-789c.
Anthony

(Antonio Piccolo-
mini): see Piccolomini, An-
tonio.

- (of Bourbon): see Anthony
(of Navarre).

(of Brabant) 19-415b; 4-
357a.

(of Burgundy) 23-385c.
(of the Cross) 3-829d.

(of Lorraine) 17-11a; 12-
699b; 25-36a.

· (of Monaco) 18-685b.
(of Montefeltro) 12-667a.
(of Montpensier): see Mont-
pensier.

-(of Navarre) 4-325c;
829a; 21-150b.

- I. (of Oldenburg) 20-72b.
(of Rethel) 21-387a.

10-

- (of Saxony) 24-271d; 11-

see

Anthony and Cleopatra:
Antony and Cleopatra.
Anthony Kill, riv., N.Y. 17-
1018a.

- Lagoon Station, .Aus. 2-
960 (F3).
Anthony's Nose, mt., Tex. 26-
690 (A4).

Anthony's Well, S.Aus. 2-960
(E4).

Anthony Uso di Mare 4-927b.
Anthonyville, Md. 17-828 (B3).
Anthophora 6-672d.

Anthophyllite 1-884a; 2-714c;
1-883d.

Anthophyllite-schist 24-328b.
Anthophysa (Protozoon) 10-
465d; 10-466b (fig.).

-(Hydrozoon) 14-160b.
Anthophysidae 14-160b.
Anthopolyp 14-172d.
Anthops 6-242d.
Anthorhina 6-243d.
Anthornis melanocephala, mel-
anura see Bell-bird.
Anthoxanthum 12-373a; 12-
373d; spikelet 12-371c (fig.).
- odoratum: see Sweet

vernal grass.

ANTHOZOA 2-97c; 6-641d;

28-1033b.

Anthragallol 1-674a.

23-

2-106b;

Anthra - gluco - sagradin
231a.
Anthramines 2-105c.
Anthranilic acid 3-756d.
methyl ester 20-52b.
Anthranol 2-106c.
Anthrapalaemon 5-311d.
Anthrapurpurin 8-750a; 1-
674a; 21-599c,
Anthrapyridine 6-60b.
Anthraquinoline 6-60b.
ANTHRAQUINONE
26-66b; 1-673c.
-a-disulphonic acid 1-674a.
-dyes 8-747c; 8-750a.
ANTHRAX 2-106c; 25-192a;
2-108c; statistics 1-411b,
1-412b; workman's com-
pensation 9-359a.
angina 2-107b.
Anthribidae, 6-675b.
Anthriscus sylvestris : see
Cow-parsley.
Anthrol 2-105c.

--

Antichthones 11-620d; 18-
87c.

Anticlastic surface 26-122c;
9-149c.

Anticlaudianus (A. de Lille)
1-467d.

Anticleia 20-11a; 3-47b.
Anti-clericalism: France 10-
877b; 10-888b; 10-892c;
Italy 15-81c; Spain 25-
567b.

Anticlides 8-190d.
ANTICLIMAX 2-123d.
Anticline 10-597c; 10-207d.
Anti-Corn Law League 9-560a;|
Bright 4-567d; Chartists 5-
954a; Cobden 6-608c; free
trade 11-89a.

20-

5-160 (E2); climate 5-146c;
game preserve 22-725c.
limestone 20-237b;
2364; 25-111c.
Anticryptic colouring:

see

--

(An-

thropoidea) 2-108b; 17-
526d; 22-325a; brain 4-
402b fossil 22-336b; hair
12-824a.
Anthropologie, Société d' see
Société d'Anthropologie.
Anthropological Society 3-
500d.

ANTHROPOLOGY 2-108c; 2-
118 (Plate); Book of Enoch
9-652b; Broca 4-620d; my-
thology 19-129c; Pelagius
21-61c; philology 21-415a;
primitive religion 23-65d,
23-63a; societies 25-315a.
ANTHROPOMETRY 2-119c;
14-287c.
Anthropomorpha 5-504d.
ANTHROPOMORPHISM
120a; 9-50b; 24-825c.
Anthropomorphits (dict.) 2-
120a.
Anthropopathy (dict.) 2-120a.
Anthropophagy : see Canni-

balism.

2-

(arboreus): see Tree-pipit.
(ludovicianus): see Ameri-
can Tit-lark.

(obscurus): see Rock-lark.
(pratensis): see Tit-lark.
(spipoletta): see Water-
pipit.

-(trivialis): see Tree-pipit.
Anthusa 6-321a.
Anthyllis 16-383b.

vulneraria: see Kidney-
vetch.

ANTI, tribe 2-120d; 6-324a.
Antialkidas see Antalcidas.
Antiarchi 14-248c.
Antiarin 27-782c.

Antiaris saccidora 5-779d.

toxicaria see Anchar tree.
Antias, Q. Valerius 2-60c;
23-659a.

Anti-Atlas, mts., Mor. 18-851
(C-E3); 2-859a.
Anti-authoritarians 1-916c.
Antibacchius 27-1043a.
ANTIBES (Antipolis), Fr. 2-
120d; 10-778 (H6); 22-
503d; 15-26 (A3); botanic
garden 26-899d.
-, cape, Fr. 10-778 (H6).
Legion of 2-148b.
Antiboul, C. L. 12-50c.
Antiburger Synod 27-609b;

11-927b; in America 22-
291d; union with Burghers|
15-149b.

Antic 12-621b.
Anticaria, Sp.: see Antequera.
Anti-Caucasus: see Armenia.
Antichinomys 25-494b.
ANTICHRIST 2-121a; Bous-
set 23-215b; Napoleon 15-

see

Balkans

Aggressive resemblance.
ANTICYCLONE 2-124a.
Anticyra, Gr. (Locris) 2-124a.
ANTICYRA (Aspraspitia), Gr.
(Phocis) 2-124a; 12-440
(D2); 21-448d.
Gr. (Thessaly) 2-124a
Anti-Dacian, mts.,
4-772d; 3-258b.
Anti-debris party 5-13d.
Antidesma 22-733d.
Anti-diazo compounds 8-174b.
Antidorcas euchore:
Springbuck.
Antidosis (Isocrates) 14-878d;
20-251d.
Antidotarium (Nicolaus Prae-
positus) 18-47a.
Antient

and

see

Honorable
Artillery Company of Massa-
chusetts 28-208b.

Antietam, Md. 17-828 (D2).

Creek, riv., Md. 17-828
(D2); 17-827c.
ANTIETAM (battle) 2-124a.
Antifebrin 1-136d; 2-48a.
ANTI-FEDERALISTS 2-124c;

27-687a.

Antifer, cape, Fr. 10-778 (E2);
9-455d; lighthouse 16-650.
Antifriction curve: see Trac-
tory.

ANTIGUA, isl., W.I. 2-126a;
28-544 (F3); area and popu-
lation 28-545d; cotton 7-
265b; discovery 6-743c;
freemasonry 11-85a; geo-
logy 28-544d; slavery 25
225a; sugar 26-47a.
-, riv., Sp. 27-827c.
Antiguedades Peruanas
852b.

see

see

Antihelix 8-791d.
Anti-Jacobin 5-187a; founders
12-5b, 9-293d.
Anti-Janus (J. von Hergen-
röther) 13-363c.
Antikythera, isl., Gr. :
Cerigotto.
Anti-Lebanon, dist., Syr. 20-
602 (E1); 16-346c;
16-
347a; 26-306a.
ANTILEGOMENA 2-126b.
ANTILIA 2-126c.
Anti-Libanus, dist., Syr.:
Anti-Lebanon.
Antilla, Cuba 7-595 (F2).
Antillean mt. system 19-763a.
subregion (zool.) 3-974d.
ANTILLES (dict.) 2-126d.

Greater, isls., W.I. 28-544
(A2-E3); 2-126d; geology
28-544d; reptiles 23-174d.
Lesser, isls., W.I. 28-544
(D4-F3); 2-126d; geology
28-554d, 28-545a; sugar 26-
47a; volcanoes 28-190d.
Antilly, Ger. 18-310 (plan).
Anti-lobbying Act 16-836c.
Antilocapra see Prongbuck.
Antilocapridae 17-528a; 21-
35d.
ANTILOCHUS (legend) 2-126d.
Antilogarithm 1-603c; 2-
536d; 16-877c; tables 26-
332d, 26-334c, 16-872a.
Antilogous pole 7-590b.
Antilope 2-91a.

bezoartica: see Blackbuck.
cervicapra: see Blackbuck.
gutturosa 25-14c.
oreas: see Eland.
subgutturosa: see Chinese
antelope.
Antilopinae 2-90c.
ANTIMACASSAR 2-127a.
Anti-Macchiavel (Frederick II.)
11-53b.

ANTIMACHUS 2-127a.
Anti-Mahdi: see Abu Gemaiza.
ANTI-MASONIC PARTY 2-
127a; 1-179c; 25-906c.
Anti-masque 15-507a.
conveyor: see Spiral con- Antimelos, isl., Gr. 12-424

Troas, Asia M.: see Alex-
andria Troas.

Antigonish, Can. 5-160 (C2);
college 19-830c.
Antigonus (son of Aristobulus)
15-397d; 17-198b.
(king of Asia) 17-224d.
CYCLOPS 2-125b; and Na-
bataeans 19-146c; as builder
1-575c, 2-130c; letter 14-
628d; Median rule 18-21c.
Doson: Achaean League 1-
141c; 6-494d; battle of Sel-
lasia 25-613a; ephors 9-
677c; regent for Philip V. of
Macedon 21-378a.
-GONATAS 2-125d; 7-982d;
17-225b; Achaean League
1-141a; Alexander II. of
Epirus 9-699a; coinage 19-
882a; Hellenic culture 17-
228a; Indian inscriptions
14-624a; Mantineia 17-
605c; Ptolemy II. 22-617b;
Pyrrhus 22-697c.

OF CARYSTUS 2-125d; 21-
842d.
Antigorio, val., Switz. 26-242
(E4); 24-676a.
Antigorite 24-676a.

schist 24-328b.
Antigraphe 12-505d.

Antimonic acid: see Ortho-,
Met-, and Pyro- antimonic
acid.

Antimonious acid: see Ortho-
antimonious acid.
Antimonite: see Stibnite.
Antimoniuretted

hydrogen

(Stibine) 2-128b.
Antimony, Ark. 2-552 (A3).
mt., Cal. 5-8 (D4).
ANTIMONY (metal) 2-127c;
Australian production 2-
952d; detection 6-63a, 6-
62b; European production
9-915d; lead alloy 16-318b;
pewter 21-339b.
alkyls 2-129b.

oxide 2-128c.

oxybromide 2-129a.
oxychloride 2-129a.
oxyfluoride 2-129a.
oxyiodide 2-129a.
red 21-598d.

- sulphide 2-129a, 25-915c,
18-204c.

Antin, A. A. de Pardaillan,
marquis de: see Montespan,
marquis de.

L. A. de Pardaillan, duc de
20-799d.
An-ting gate, Peking 6-199d.
Antiniana, Via 5-123a.
Antinoe (Antinopolis), Egy. 9-
40 (B2); 23-648 (F4); 2-
130b.
ANTINOMIANS 2-129d; 9-
820d; 20-947b; Amalri-
cans 19-126a; Germany 17-
140c; New England 17-858c,
19-496c, 14-12b, 14-12d, 23-
251d.

Antioca, Port.E.Af. 25-466
(L5).

Antioch, Ark. 2-552 (D2)
—, Cal. 5-8 (C3).

Ga. 11-752 (A2).

Ill. 14-304 (D1).

Mesop.: see Nisibis,
O. 20-26 (II-15).

Pers. 21-253d; decree 13-
241b.
ANTIOCH, Pisidia 2-132b; 2-
760 (D3); 23-648 (F3);
aqueduct 2-243d; Greek
colony 13-242d; Theodore
Lascaris 26-766c.

Russ.As. see Merv.
ANTIOCH (Antakia), Syr. 2-
130b; 2-760 (G4); 23-648
(F3); aqueduct 2-243c;
Bibars 7-544c; bishopric
21-287d, 10-238d; coins 19-
890b; Hellenistic times 13-
239a, 13-244a; Luke 1-162b,
17-118a; patriarchate_23-
487a, 20-337c, 7-701d; Paul
20-943b; principality 4-
135b foll., 7-529c, 7-531b
foll., 22-936a; Seljuks 24-
610a; Shapur I. 24-804a;
siege (1097) 4-135c; statue
(Eutychides) 12-481 (Plate);
theological school 26-775c,
19-410b, 17-100b; synods
2-132a; trade routes 17-
226c.

Tenn. 26-620 (E1).
Va. 28-118 (D3).
lake, Syr.: see Ak Deniz.
Antioch, assizes of 7-533c.
Caesarean era of 6-315d.
creed of 7-394b.
era of: see Actium, era
(towns):
Antioch.
- Russ.As.: see Merv.
Antiochis (Athenian tribe) 2-
494d.

-, canal, Holl. 13-588 (D2);
13-591b.
APELLA 2-160c; 25-611a;
ephors 9-677d.
Apellaeus 6-315c.
Apelles (Marcionite) 17-693b.
APELLES (painter) 2-160d;
12-487b; 25-37c; Alex-
ander the Great 22-128a, 9-
675b; Aphrodite picture
21-545a.
Apelles, Gospel of 2-180d.
Apachnas (Egyptian king) 14- APELLICON 2-161a; 2-506b.
175d.

Apache-Yumas,
Hualapais.

Apad 4-491b.

tribe:

see

23-

Apamea, Asia M. (Bithynia):
see Mudania.
APAMEA, Asia M. (Phrygia)
2-159b; 2-760 (C4);
648 (F3); coins 19-889d:
see also Celaenae and Dineir.
- Pers. (Parthia) 2-159c.
Syr. (Euphrates) 2-159c;
2-760 (H4); 3-979d: see
also Birejik.

APAMEA, Syr. (Orontes) 2-

159a; 23-648 (F3); 13-

243c.

-, dist., Asia M. 8-279b.

-, peace (188 B.C.) of 24-605a.
Apan, riv., Venez. 27-989 (A2);
27-988c; 17-667b.
Apanage: see Appanage.
Apanchomens, Artemis2-664b.
Apaneca, mt., Salv. 24-96c.
Apano-Kouphonisos, isl., Gr.
12-424 (G4).
Apanokrapa, mt., Gr. 12-424
(D3); 12-426d.

A panomeria, Aeg.S. 24-195d.
Apanteles glomeratus 14-243b.
Apap (myth.) 8-121d;

139a.

19-

Apar 2-561b; 8-927b.
Apardion see Aberdeen, Scot.
Aparicio (general) 8-919d.
(sculptor) 24-494c.
APARRI, P.IS. 2-159c; 21-
392 (C1).

Apartment house: see Flat.
Aparytae, tribe 1-315a.
Apa Sahib 3-833c.

Apataki, isl., Pac.O. 20-436
(L6).

Apathus 14-177d (fig.).

Apati, Jász, Hung. see Jasz-
Apati.

Apatin, Hung. 3-4 (F4).
Apatisti, academy of 18-482c.
Apatite, mt., Me. 23-804b.
APATITE (min.) 2-159c; 21-
475c.

Apato, riv., S.Af. 25-466 (E3).
Apatornis 3-977a; 20-9d.
Apatudia, Parag. 2-462 (E1).
Apatura ilia 16-477c (fig.)
-iris: see Purple emperor
butterfly.

Apellon: see Apollo.
APENNINES, mts., It. 2-161b;
15-4 (B2-D3); 15-26 (C2
D3); 15-3b; deforestation
10-649d; geology 9-662b,
9-663a, 15-568c, 20-82a.
APENRADE, Ger. 2-163b;

8-24 (B3).

- Fjord, Ger. 8-24 (B3); 2-
163b.

Apenta Spring, Hung. 4-736c.
Aper, Arrius 5-437a; 8-280b.
Aperantia, Gr. 12-440 (C2).
Aperé, Braz. 4-440 (F2).
-, riv., Bol.: see Manique.
Aperea 5-586d; 8-915c.
Aperiu (people) 10-78b.
Aperopia, isl., Gr. 12-440 (E3):
see also Dokos.
Apertometer 18-406c.
Apertura pyriformis 25-196b.
APERTURE (dict.) 2-163b.
Aperture-diaphragin 16-426b.
Apes', mt., Mor,: see Musa, mt.
Apet (Egypt. measure) 28-
484d.
Apetalae 2-13c.
Apetalous 10-559e.
Apethorpe

Hall, mansion,
Northants. 2-418c.
Apex, Mont. 14-276 (C3).

N.C. 19-772 (D2); 8-710b.
APEX (dict.) 2-163b.

(costume) 7-235b; 7-236b;
10-475a.

see Cabbage

Aphilothrix gemmae 11-423a.
rad.c.s 11-423b.
Aphis 2-165a; 9-316b.
- brassicae:
aphis.
Chinensis 11-424c.
humuli: see Hop aphis.
ilicis 13-615c.

mali see Apple blight.
rumicis: see Bean aphis.
Aphlebiae 20-532a.
Aphnitis, lake, Asia M.:
Maniyas Geul.
Aphobis: sce Apophis.
Aphodal type 25-721c;
721b.

set

-(6th cent.) 8-855b.

Apiary (d.ct.) 2-168c.
Arical cell 21-739d.
25- APICIUS 2-168c.

Apiculate 11-254d.
APICULTURE (dict.) 2-168c:
see also Bee-keeping.
Apidae: see Bee.
Apidanus, riv., Gr.

12-440

(D1); 26-843a.
Apidia, Gr. 12-424 (D4).
Apigenin 22-742b; 22-694d.
Apingi, tribe 1-330b.
Apiocrinidae
1014d.

8-879a;

28-

(dorsata) 13-655c.
·(mellifica): see Bee (Honey-
bee).

(peronii) 13-654b.
(testacea) 13-655c.
(unicolor) 13-654b.
APIS (myth.) 2-168c; 19-138c;
2-51c; Cambyses' crime
5-99d; Epaphus identified
with 14-724a.
Apishapa, Colo. 6-722 (F4).

Tun.: see Enfida.
APHRODITE (goddess) 2-
166b; Adonis 1-212b;
Aegean religion 7-422b
Anchises 1-947d; April'
derived from 2-230d; Arte-
mis 2-663d; Attis 2-886b;
Cnidus statue 2-168a; 12-
480 (Plate); 12-487d; 22-
256a; 21-545a; Cythera
7-709d; Delos temple 7-
972b; Dia, epithet 13-166b;
Elis temple 9-279d; Eros
9-753c; Etruscan throne,!
Roman museum 9-857b;
Graces 12-310c; Hebe 13-
166b; Hephaestus 13-304d; riv., Colo. 6-722 (F4).
Hermaphroditus 13-367c; Bluff, mt., Colo. 6-722 (G3).|
Hermes 13-370a; Hymen Apiskigamish, lake, Can. 5-
14-176d; ivy 13-166b; 160 (04).
meteoric image 18-262b; Apison, Tenn. 26-620 (F-G2).
Momus 18-684c: Nemesis Apium graveolens: see Celery.
19-369a; "Paphian god- graveolens var. rapaceum:
dess" 20-736d, 2-167a; see Celeriac.
Paris, judgment of 20-803a Apius and Virginia 8-519b.
Pelagia, Christian travesty of Apizaco (Barron-Escandon),
21-62c; Petworth head 12- Mex. 18-318 (H1); 18-324b;
488a; Pisces constellation 26-1034a.
21-649d; Priapus 22-313b; Apkhaz 14-331d.
ritual prostitution_22-459a: Aplacentalia 21-692b.
see also Venus. For major Aplacophora 6-248a; 6-250c;
cult titles see below and for 6-251c.
minor titles 2-166b foll. and
separate headings.

- (min.) 18-73a.

(throw of dice) 8-177b.
Aphrodite (zool.) 5-791a; 5-
793c.

Anadyomene: see Anadyo-

mene.

Areia 2-167d; 2-455b.
Epitymbia 2-167c; 16-
544c.

Aphrodite, Hymn to 12-509a;
26-1022d.

3-

66

977c; 6-6d.
Aphaneura 5-797b.
Aphaniptera: see Flea.
APHANITE 2-163b.
Aphanitic 2-163c.
Apharetidae : see Idas and
Lynceus.

Aphareus
878d.

(rhetorician)

14-

- (son of Perieres) 14-279d;
5-482a.

APHASIA

Aphrodite Migonitis 12-779c.
Aphrodite of Cnidus

Apo, isl., P.Is. (Negros) 21-
392 (D6).

isl. and reef, P.Is. (Mindoro)
21-392 (C4).

-, mt., P.Is. 21-392 (E7); 21-
392d.

Apoaconitine 1-152a.
Apobaterius, Apollo 2-185b.
Apocaffeine 22-663c.
APOCALYPSE 2-169b.

, KNIGHTS OF THE 2-169b.
of Baruch, &c.: see Baruch,
Apocalypse of, &c.
Apocalypsin, Expositio in
(Joachim of Floris) 15-417d.
APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE
2-169c; angels in 2-5d;
Babylonian sources 3-115b;
chronological method of
Book of Daniel 7-806d;
distinguished from prophecy
13-187b; eschatology 9-
761d; Ezekiel's influence:
10-103d; millennium doc-
trine 18-461d; myth of
the ideal man 12-156d;

– (theol.) 12-564c.

Apocentre 2-164d; 20-165a.
Apocentric 10-35d.
Apochromatic 1-60d.

lenses 10-578c; 18-400c;
18-401b.

Apocrenic acid 4-970a.
Apocrita 14-179c; 13-431d;
435b.

Apocryphal 2-176c.
Gospels 15-348b.

LITERATURE 2-1750; 13-
170b; Biblical books 2-177b,
3-850c, 3-899d, 3-903d;
English translation 8-459a;
Ethiopic Bible 9-847c; es
chatology 9-761d: Ezra 10-
106d; Greek influence 13-
244d; Index librorum pro-
hibitorum 14-374b; Ru
manian 23-848c.
Apocryph of Isaiah: see Isaiah,
Ascension of.
Apocynaceae 10-562c; 10-

570a; rubber from 23-797c.
Apocynum cannabinum: see
Canada hemp.
Apocyrtus 18-497c.
Apocytial 13-232d.
Apoda (barnacle): see Proteo.
lepadidae.

-

3.

· (batrachian) 3-522c;
523b; 4-932d; anatomy
3-524c, 3-525b, 3-527b; dis
tribution 3-528c; geological
age 28-1017b; reproduction
and development 3-527d,
3-528b.

- (echinoderm) 8-879d.
Apodaca (viceroy) 18-339b;
15-87a.

Apodectae 6-480d; 4-321b.
Apodes 26-544d; 14-248d.
APODICTIC (dict.) 2-183b.
Apodidae 9-656d.
Apodina 11-527b.
Apody, Braz. 4-440. (I3).
, riv., Braz. 4-440 (13).
Apodyterium 3-514c.
A poena et a culpa 14-506c.
Apogaea (dict.) 28-1008c: see
also Ethiopian region.
Apogamy 23-126b; 23-129a;22.

611a; in angiosperms 2-12b.
Apogee 2-164d.
Apogeotropic 12-757c.
Apographe 12-505c.
Apoidea: see Bee.
Apokolokyntosis (Seneca) 24-
638a.

APOLDA, Ger. 2-183b; 11.
808 (III. p10).
Apolemia 14-160b.
Apolemidae 14-160b.
Apolima, isl., Pac.O. 20-436
(N-08); 24-115b.
Apollinares (ludi) 2-185d; 11-
446a; date 6-391a; direc-
tion of 7-912b, 22-245c.
APOLLINARIS, SULPICIUS 2-
183c.

-SIDONIUS, GAIUS SOLLIUS
2-183d; in letters 6-449d,
9-705b, 21-281b, 15-613a;
in politics 10-803d, 10-804c.
the Elder 2-183b.
APOLLINARIS the Younger
2-183b; 12-520b; 18-462d.
Apollinaris (trade-mark) 27-
130c.

-mineral water 18-521c.
spring, Ger. 19-425b.
Apollinis Mons, mt., Gr. 12-
440 (B1).

Promontorium, cape, N.Af.:
see Ali el Mekki.

Apollinopolis Magna, Egy. 9.
40 (B3): see also Edfu.
Parva, Egy. 9-40 (B2).
APOLLO (myth.) 2-184a: 19-
140c; Acropolis, grotto 2-
835d;
Actian games 19-
665a;
Admetus 1-194b;
Amyclae 16-52b; Antioch,
temple 2-130d; Artemis
2-663d; Belvidere statue
2-186a, 12-473 (Plate); 12-
489a, 16-442a; Calamis
statue 2-186c; Calauria 22-
103c; Carthage 5-429d;
Cassandra 5-456d; Corinth
7-149c; Croesus legend 7-
480a; Cumae 7-619b; Cy.
clopes 7-686d; Delos 7-971b;
Delphi statues 12-480b;
Delphi, temple and oracle
7-975b; Didymi, temple
8-207d; divination 20-
142a; Dorian worship 8-
427c; drama, origin of
8-488a;
Eleutherna head
7-425d; Eretria pediments
12-4810; Harpocrates iden
tified 13-150; Heracles'

2-185a;

Contest 13-346b; Hermes
13-369c; Homerio story 13-
629d; Horae 13-691d; Hy-
men 14-176d; Hyperborean
myth 14-200a; Laomedon's
herds 16-189d; Linus legend
16-736d; Magnesia, shrine
14-628d; Marpessa 14-279d;
Marsyas 17-784b, 12-488a;
Melos, vase 12-476c; Midas
18-409a; Naucratis temple
2-378d; Olen 20-77b; Or-
vioto vase 12-482b; Pacan
legend 20-446b,
Palatine temple, 23-484d,
23-597d; Pan 20-663a; Phi-
galia, frieze 12-486a; Pom-
poil temple 22-52b; Py-
anepsia 22-675c; Pythian
games 11-445a; Revelation,
Book of (legend compared
23-218a; Rhodes statue
12-490d; in Roman religion
23-579d, 23-580c; Rome,
temple 23-605d; Scopas
statue 12-488c; serpent
myths 24-681a; Syracuse,
temple 2-378c, 6-747d, 5-
2766;

Tempe 26-578b;
Thargella 26-726c, 18-500b;
Thorney Island temple 28-
549d; Tolosa, temple 4-
936d. For major cult-titles
(Agyieus, Smíntheus, &c.)
see below; for minor titles
see Agetor, Tragius, &c.
Apollo (Acesius) 9-279d.

-

-

(Actius) 1-159b; 19-665a.
(Agyieus) 2-185b; 20-144a;
Linus and Scephrus 14-26b;
sacred pillar 3-192a.

(of Amyclae) 2-185d.
(Archegetes) 20-1448; 19-
318b.

(Carneius) 2-184b, festival
5-363b; Thera temple 24-
196b.

-(Citharoodus): see Apollo
(Musagetes).
-(Clarius) 18-813d; seer 20-
1438; Colophon temple 14-
288d.

-

(Granus) 1-449c.
(Hecaergos) 2-663d.
(Hyacinthus) 14-26a.
(Ismenius, Galaxius)7-825d.
(Leucatas) 24-1890.
(Lyceius, Lycius) 2-184b;
28-976c; Lyceum at Athens
2-835a; Lycurgus 17-154a.
(Musagetes, Citharocdus) 2-
185a; 19-59d; statues 2-
186a, 6-396b (fig.), 2-130d.
-(Patroos, Patrous) 2-185b;
9-891d; 14-730d; Palatine
temple 25-20b.
(Prostates) 20-64a.
(Ptoos) 12-480b.
(Pythius) 2-184d; 22-704b;
Athens, temple 21-60b;
Delphi 7-973c, 12-481a;
Gortyna 12-262a; oracles
20-142b, 20-143a.

- (Sauroctonus) 2-186a 12-
487d.
-(Smintheus) 2-184a; 27-
317a; Coressia, temple 5-
684b; Kulakli, temple 27-
316a, 14-684a.

-

(Temenites), Syracuse: see
Temenites.

- (Thymbraeus) 13-220c.

Apollo, Pa. 21-106 (C-D4).

bay, Vict. 28-38 (B3).

cape, N.Af. :

(Greek physician) 19-642b.
(of Pergamum) 23-821a.
Apollodotus 3-181a; 18-110b.
Apollo, Hymn to 12-509a; 13-
6276.

Apollo Musical Club 6-121a.
Apollona, bay, Aeg.S. 19-318b.
Apollonia (nun) 25-918b.
Apollonia (Mordiaeum), Asia
M. 21-652b.

-

(Sozopolis), Bulg. 4-773
(E2); 2-186c; taken by
Boerebista 7-726d.

Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4).
Illyria coinage 19-882b.
(Marsa Susa), N.Af. 7-702d;
7-704c.
- Pal.: see Arsuf.

Siphanto, Aeg.Sea 25-151a.
APOLLONIA, Turk. (Albania)
2-1860; 23-648 (D2); 4-
59d; Corcyra colonists 7-
145d; Doric temple 1-486b.
-, Turk. (Chalcidice) 12-440
(B4); 20-98b; colony 21-
145a.

Wis. 28-740 (B3).
dist., Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4);
12-201a.

lake, Asia M.: see Abul-
liont Geul.

-, tribe 12-204a; 12-205a
Apollonian parabola.

186d; 4-938d; 6-353d.
-(OF PERGA) 2-186d; astro-
nomy 2-810a; mathematics
17-918c, 6-940d, 19-867b.
-(OF RHODES) 2-188a; in
Greek literature 12-514b;
romance 23-500d; Theo
critus' allusion 26-761b.
APOLLONIUS (the sophist) 2-
186d.

APOLLONIUS (the surly or
crabbed) 2-186c; grammar
and syntax 12-331d; 6-
450b.

- (Syrian general) 15-394c.
(OF TRALLES) 2-1888.

(OF TYANA) 2-188b; 19-
93c; vegetarianism 2-718b.
-(OF TYRE) 2-188c; 23-
501b: English translation
9-609b.

Apollonius von Tyrus (Neuen-
stadt) 11-786d.
Apollophanes (Syrian) tomb
9-263d.

(the Stoic) 2-131a.
Apollo pianoforte player 21-
573c.
APOLLOS (Apollonius) 2-189a;
7-151c; authorship

of

Hebrews 13-191b.
APOLLYON 2-1898.
Apolo, Bol. 4-167 (A2).
Apolobamba, Nudo de, mt.,
S.Am. 4-167 (A2); 4-168a.
Apologetical Declaration 24.
452d.

26-

Apology (Plato) 21-813a; 25-
332b.

Apology (Tertullian) 1-364a.
Apology for Origen (Pamphilus)
20-659a; 20-271b.
Apology for the Confession of
Augsburg (Melanchthon) 7-
398c.
Apology for the True Christian
Divinity (Barclay) 3-394d.
Apolysin 21-363d.
Apomorphine 20-135b;

20-

135d; emetic 9-336b.
Aponensis, Petrus: see Abano,
Pietro d'.

APONEUROSIS 2-194d.
Aponi fons, It. 15-26 (C2):
see also Abano Bagni.
Apono, Petrus de: see Abano,
Pietro d'.
Aponogetonaceae 16-2750.
Apoon, Alsk. 1-472 (E3); 28-
945b.

Apophis (Egyptian deity) 9-
49a; 9-52b; 9-52d; 8-
467b; contest with Re 8-
466d, 24-681c.

on

APOSTOLIC CANONS 2-201c;
Greek Church 5-193d;
incense 14-351c; quotation
1-382d; Trullan Council 2-
199a; Western Church 5-
194d.
-Chamber 7-643a.

-

chamberlain 5-820a.
Apostolic Church Order, The
2-199d; Didache quoted 8-
201a; lector 16-358b.
Apostolic congregation
204d.

2-

2.
Clement.

see

Decrees 21-287c.
Apostolic Didascalia 16-358c.
APOSTOLIC FATHERS
201c. See also
Polycarp, etc.
APOSTOLICI 2-204b.
Apostolic Letters 7-639d.
APOSTOLIC MAJESTY 2-2058.
Apostólicos 5-344b; 25-556d.
Apostolic Penitentiary:
Penitentiary, Apostolic.
Vicariate 23-487a.
Apostolius, Arsenius 2-205b
of, MICHAEL 2-205b.
Apostolov, Serge 4-470d.
Apostool, Samuel 2-205a.
Apostoolians 2-2058.
Apostrophia 2-167b.
APOSTROPHE (dict.) 2-205b;
punctuation 22-649b.
Apotactici (Apotactites): sec
Apostolici.
Apothecaries, isl., Russ.
39a.
Apothecaries Acts 2-205d.
Garden 2-206c; 6-25a.
Hall, Lond. 2-206b.
Apothecaries' measure 28-
489a.
-Society 2-205c; 16-811a;
premises in Water Lane 16-
948c.
APOTHECARY 2-205c; Arab
shops 18-46b; charter 21-
353c, 21-356d; status in
14th century 21-356d.
Apothecium 11-341c;

lake, Fla. 10-540 (E3);
10-540d.
APOPLEXY 2-195b; in an-
thrax 2-107a; bladder para-
lysis 430a; insanity a
result 14-6076; splenic 2-
107a; treatment 6-696d, 7-
511d, 11-439d, 7-233c.
Apopyle 25-716c; 25-718a.
Aporhyolite (dict.) 22-718b.
Aporhynchidae 1-110c.
Aporhynchus hemignathi
110c.
Aporita 8-878a.
Aporosa 2-103c; 28-1018a
APOROSE (dict.) 2-196c.
Aporrhais: see Chenopus.
Aporrhetin 23-273c.
Aporryma 28-485b..
Aposafranine: see Benzindu-
line.

1-

Aposafranone 23-1000a.
Aposaturnium (dict.) 2-164d.
Aposematic coloration:

see

Warning coloration.
APOSIOPESIS (dict.) 2-196c.
Apospory 22-611a; 4-706d;
23-126c.
Apostadero, Venez.

27-989

(A-B2).
APOSTASY 2-196c; 6-902c;
English law 13-362d.
Apostata capiendo 28-849b.
A posteriori (dict.) 2-231b.
Apostil: see Postil..
Apostis 19-936c; 24-865d.
APOSTLE 2-1960; in Didache
8-201c; early Church 20-
184a, 6-334d; Irvingites 5.
533b; miracles 18-572c.
Apostle, isis., Wis. 28-740
(C1); 26-112c; 28-740c.
Brethren:
Apostle
Apostles, Order of the.
Apostle of Rome: sce Neri,
Philip.

--

sce

of the Frisians, The see
Willibrord, St.

Apostles (Christlan heretics):
see Apostolici.
Apostles, Church of the,
sce Holy
Apostles, Church of the.
-(literary society) 13-251c;
25-883d.

-

APOLLODORUS (Athenian
painter) 2-186b; 12-487a.
(OF CARYSTUS) 2-186b;
12-511d.
-(OF DAMASCUS) 2-186b.
(Epicurean) 9-685c.

784b; Bossuet 4-289c; Eck
8-885b; Tertullian 26-6636.
Apologeticum (Tertullian) 26-
663b.

Apologeticus (Innocent IV.)
14-580d.

Apologia (Greck law) -189b.
Apologia (Crotus Rubianus)
18-131d.

Apologia Ecclesiac Anglicanae
(Jewel) 15-363c.
Apologia pro fide sua (Rufinus)
23-820d.

Apologia pro vila sua (New-
man) 19-519a; 9-642d.
Apologie des Christentums
(Luthardt) 17-133b.
Apologie for Poetrie (Sidney)
25-44b; 9-626c.
Apologie pour Herodote (Esti-
enne) 9-800b.
APOLOGUE 2-194b; 10-114b
and c.
APOLOGY 2-194c.

Apology (Colley Cibber) 6-351c;
10-326a; 8-529a.
Apology (Justin Martyr) 15-
602c.

-

- (Order of the) 2-204c.

Apostles, Acts and Teachings
of the: вее Acts of the
Apostles and Didache.
Apostles' Church, Cologne:
see Sankt Apostelnkirche.

-

Creed 7-393a; 3-877b; as
test of truth 6-335c; con-
troversy in Prussian Church
13-10d; in medieval theo-
logy 26-773d; Rufinus'
legend 8-381d.

- Liturgy 16-796c.
Apostles of Ireland: sce
Twelve apostles of Ireland.
APOSTLE SPOONS 2-199a.
Apostoles (author) 12-525a.
Apostoles, Arg. 18-579a.
Apostolicae curae 20-187a.
APOSTOLICAL CONSTITU-
tions 2-1998; Didache em-
bodied in 8-201d; Hippo-
lytus' influence 13-520b;
holy week 13-623d; lector
recognized 16-3580; Sabbath

Apothetae 25-611b.
Apotropaios, Apollo 2-185a.
Apo-ulmen 12-321c.
"Apoxyomenus" (statue) 12-
488d; 12-491b; attributed
to Lysippus 17-184c.
Apoxypoda 2-299b; 2-303c.
Apozal, Bal. 14-376 (C4).
Appa (Tamil writer) 26-390d.
tribe 1-329d.
Appaji (of Coorg) 7-92b.
Appalachee, bay, Fla.:
Apalachee.
Appalachia, Va. 28-118 (B1).
(geol.) 27-625c.
APPALACHIAN, mts., U.S.
2-207b; 27-613a; 19-761c;
in Canada 5-144d; fall-line
10-154b; fauna 27-633d;
geology 27-627c, 27-630d,
20-237b, 5-142d, 21-177d;
gold 27-640d; in Maryland
17-827c; in New Jersey 19-
501d; in Pennsylvania 21-
105c; oil-fields 20-26d, 19-
598b, 21-107b; rainfall 27-
633a.

plateau, Pa. 27-615d; 17-
827b.
region, N.C. & Ga. 19-
771a; 11-751b.

val., Ala. : see Coosa
Valley.

Appalachicola, riv., Fla.: see
Apalachicola.
Appan: see Appa.
APPANAGE (apanago) 2-208d.
Appanoose, Kan. 15-051
(G2).

-Co., Ia. 14-732 (E4).
Apparator: see Apparitor.
Apparatus sculptoris (con.
stellation) 7-14a.
Apparecida, Braz. 12-656c.
APPAREL (dict.) 2-209c.
Apparelled alb 1-479a.
Apparent altitude 1-764b.
co-ordinates 2-801d.
-time 8-150b.
Apparition of Christ, Feast of
the: see Epiphany, Feast

Appa Sahib (Bhonsla ruler):
see Madhoji II.

-

Sahib (Mahratta general):
see Apa Sahib.
Apassionata sonata(Beethoven)
3-650d.

APPEAL 2-210c; admiralty
1-2060; British possessions
2-215d; Cape Colony 5.
235d; county court 7-318a;
criminal 7-461a; ecclesi-
astical 8-857b; France 2-
215d, 10-791d; Greek law
12-504b; to House of Lords
21-306d; India 7-464b;
Ireland 2-2150; military
law 18-448d; privy council
22-373a; prize law 22-374b;
quarter sessions 22-714d;
registration law 23-43c;
Roman law 23-536d, 23-
620c, 10-191d; Scotland 2-
2150; sittings 26-642a:
South Africa 25-468b; sum-
mary jurisdiction 26-79c;
United States 2-217a, 7-
323c.

Appelbo, Swed, 26-190 (B-C1).
Appeleg, riv., Arg. 20-900d.
Appellant, The Lords:
Lords Appellant, The.
Appellate Jurisdiction Act
(1876) 2-214c; Court of
Session 15-5420; lords of
appeal in ordinary 17-6a;
master of the rolls 17-
873b.

Appello Caesarem (Montagu)
18-7488.

Appelscha, Holl. 13-588 (D2).
Appelviken, Bwed. 25-935
(A2).

Appendant common rights 6-
780d.

APPENDICITIS 2-2170; collo
6-6838 pathology 8-264b;
peritonitis 21-171d; simu.
lated by tabes mesenterica
17-168b.

Appendicostomy 8-7868.
Appendicular gland 17-166d.
Appendicularia 27-386a; 28-
379c; phosphorescent light
21-477d.

Appendiculariidae 27-385d.
APPENDICULATA 2-220b; 2-
674a; 28-1033c.
APPENDINI,

APPERLEY, CHARLES JAS.
2-221c.

Apperley Bridge, Yorks. 28.
933 (C1).
APPERT, BENJAMIN NICO.
las Marie 2-221d.
-, 'rançois 10-613a.
Appia, fort, It. 15-4 (F2).
Aqua, Rome 2-241c.
Porta, Rome 23-607d.
-VIA, It. 2-222a; 15-26 (F4);
15-4 (F2); 15-27a; Caesar's
improvement 23-642c; col.
umbaria on 2-385b; exca-
vation 5-182c; Via Valeria
4-337c.

Appian, Adolphe 9-806a.
APPIAN (OF ALEXANDRIA)
2-221d; 12-515b; 23-6590;
23-600a.
APPIANI,

James, tyrant of Pisa.
Appian Way, It.: see Appia
Via.

Appias nero 16-476d.

Appii, Forum, It.: see Forum
Appii.

Appin, N.S.W. 19-538 (G5).
Scot. 2-222d.

APPIN, dist., Scot. 2-222c;
24-412 (C3); 2-486b.
Appingedam,

Holl. 13-588

(D1); 12-613a.
Appius Claudius: see Claudius,
Appius.

APPLAUSE (dict.) 2-222d:
see also Acclamation.
Apple, isl., Mass. 17-852 (C4).
-, riv., Ill. 14-304 (B1).

riv., Wis. 28-740 (A3).
APPLE2-223a; acreage (Great
Brit.)11-262a; cider 6-363a;
cultivation 11-265a; evapo-
ration establishments (Can.)
5-155a; flower 23-7220
(fig.); food values 8-216b;
truit 11-257c; grafting
13-743a; imports (U.K.) 11-
262b; mistletoe 18-616a; oil
of 21-141c; phyllotaxis 16-
328a; Siam 25-3d; United
States 11-268d, 1-420b.
blight 2-165a.
blossom weevil 2-223d; 8-
897a.

Appleby, A. 7-440c.

-

J. F. 22-945d.
Appleby, Lincs. 9-416 (II. F2).
Tex. 26-690 (N4).
APPLEBY, Westm. 2-2240; 9-
412 (I. D3); ancient barony
28-554d; battle (1648) 13-
24a: geology 28-554a; rain-
fall 28-554a.

Castle, Westm. 2-224c.
Apple Creek, O. 20-26 (G3).

Creek, riv., Ill. 14-304 (B4).
Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (G4).
Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-800
(D3).

-Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (G3).
Applecross, Scot. 28-412 (C2);
17-698d.

dist., Scot. 24-412 (C2);
geology 23-742b, 27-62b.
Appledore, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
D1); 8-133b.

Kent 9-424 (D4); 1-582d.
Applegate, Mich. 18-372 (H6).
Oreg. 20-242 (B-C5).
Creek, Oreg. 20-242 (B5).
Applegath Press 19,558a; 22-
353b.

Apple Grove, Va. 28-118 (E3).
Applegrove, W.Va. 28-560
(A3).

Apple of discord 9-745b.

of Sodom 2-224c; 11-423c.
Apple Pie, hill, N.J. 19-502
(C4).

River, Ill. 14-304 (B1).
River, Wis. 28-740 (A3).
Apple rose 23-730b.
Apples, Switz. 26-242 (A3).
Apple scale: see Mussel scale.
Apple Springs, Tex. 26-690 (M-
N4).

Applethwaite beds 5-300b.
Appleton, Dr (journalist) 19-
563a.

Frances Elizabeth: see
Longfellow, Frances Eliza-
beth.

NATHAN 2-224d; 17-77a.
Samuel (merchant) 2-224d.
Samuel (soldier) 7-924c.
Thomas Gold 2-225a.
William H. 7-124c.
Appleton, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Ark. 2-552 (C2).
Ches. 16-139 (C3).
Lancs. 16-139 (C3).
Me. 17-434 (C4).

Minn. 18-550 (B5).

Mo. 18-608 (G4).
S.C. 25-500 (C3).

APPLETON, Wis. 2-225a; 28-
740 (E4).

- City, Mo. 18-608 (B-C3).
Wiske, Yorks. 9-412 (F4).
Applicators 26-136a.
Appling, Ga. 11-752 (D2).

Co., Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Appliqué work 19-340b; 9-
312 (Plate).
APPOGGIATURA 2-225b.
Appoigny, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
APPOINTMENT, POWER OF
2-225b; 27-331d.
Appold, J. G. 8-782b; 14-63c;
14-107c.
Appoloniatis Italus, lake,
Turk.: see Abulliont Geul.
Appomattox, Va. 28-118 (D3);
21-303
campaign (1865)
(map).

Apponaganset, harbour, Mass.
17-852 (F3).
Apponaug, R.I. 23-249 (C2);
28-341c.

APPONYI, ALBERT, count
2-226b; crisis of 1909 13-
922c; minister of education
13-921b; speaker of Diet 13-
920b.

APPORTIONMENT (dict.) 2-
226c; in taxation 9-459c.
BILL 2-227b.
Apports 21-548d.
Appraisement: see Valuation
and Valuers.

APPRAISER (dict.) 2-227c;
27-867c; United States 2-
227c.
Apprehension (law) 26-79d.
APPREHENSION (philos.) 2-
227c.

Apprentices, Act of (1563) 16-
7c.

APPRENTICESHIP 2-228a; 6-
138c; 11-78a; Germany 11-
887d; Henry VIII. 8-971c;
Japan 15-221a; legisla-
tion 16-10c, 16-9d; wages
affected by 28-233c.
Apprenticii ad legem 2-228b.
Appressorium 11-333d.
Approach, line of 17-1002b.
Approbation, love of (phren.)
21-536d.
APPROPRIATION 2-229ċ; 4-
751a.

Approuague, Fr. Gui. 12-682a.
-, riv., Fr. Gui. 12-675 (E2).
Approvers, office of 28-266a.
Approximation 2-535d;

18-

136d; 2-540c.
Apps, A. 14-503a.
Appuleiae, leges 23-638b; 24-
234b.

Appulia, dist., It.: see Apulia.
APPURTENANCES 2-229d.
Appurtenant common rights:
see Appendant common
rights.

App Water, riv., Scot. 24-412
(C4).

Apra (San Luis d'Apra), Pac.O.
12-648b.

Apraksin, Stephen 3-826a; 24-

717a.

—, THEDOR M. 2-229d.
Aprandagan, dist., Pers. 3-
297a.

A Prato, Jodocus:
Près, Josquin.
Aprica, It. 15-4 (14).

pass, It. 1-747b.
APRICOT 2-230a;

see Des

imports
(U.K.) 11-262b; production
(U.S.)1-420b; vernation 16-
328c.

· kernel oil 20-46b.
APRIES (Pharaoh-Hophra) 2-
230c; 9-87d; monuments
9-77a; victories 21-452b;
relations with Jews 15-
383d.

APRIL 2-230c.*

APRIL-FOOL'S DAY (All-
Fools' day) 2-231a; 14-
583c.

A PRIORI 2-231b; intuition
14-717c; Kant's applica-
tion 15-667c, 15-668d.
APRON (dict.) 2-2310;
bishop's 5-463a.
Aprosthomera: see Agnatha
(worm).

Aprusa, riv., It.: see Ausa.
Aprutium (Abruzzi), dist., It.

22-246b.

Apsai, Afg. 15-631c.
APSARAS 2-231c; Brahman-
ism 4-386c; 13-505c; Gand-
harva 11-451a.
APSE (arch.) 2-231c; early
basilicas 3-472d; England
2-402a; France 2-397a;
Italy 2-395a. See also
Chevet and Eaves, gallery

-

of.

and APSIDES (mech.) 2-
232c; 17-981a.
Apselaphesia 27-96d.
Apseudidae 17-459b.
Apsheron, cape, Cauc. 23-874
(II. F-G3); 3-230c.
Apsidal 2-231c.

angle 17-981a.
Apsides, line of 18-805b; 8-
801b.

Apsilae, tribe 6-662c.
Apsilus 23-760b; 23-763c.
APSINES OF GADARA 2-232c.
Apsinthians, tribe: see Absin-
thians.

Apsley, Henry, Baron:
Bathurst, Henry, 3rd earl.
Apsley, Tas. 26-438 (B2).
Vict. 28-38 (A2).`
End, Herts 13-398c.

see

APTIAN GROUP 2-2340; 7-
415c; 11-670b; angio
sperms 7-417d.
Aptornis 3-971c; 3-977c; 18-
812c.
Aptos, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Aptychenkalk 7-416d;
569c.
Aptychus 5-693b.
Apu, Egy.: see Akhmim.
-, dist., It.: see Apulia.
Apuani, mts., It. 15-4 (C2);
2-161d; marble 17-676c.
Apucarana, mts., Braz. 4-440
(F7).

Apuleia ferrea 14-839a.
APULEIUS, LUCIUS 2-234c;
archaism 23-653d; Cupid
and Psyche 22-543d; satire
24-228d; style 16-257c, 16-
266b; syncretism 26-292d.
APULIA (Apu, Appu), dist.,
It. 2-2350; 15-4 (E-F4);
15-26 (E4); 15-38 (maps);
agrarian disturbances (1902-
1907) 15-80c (foll.); emigra-
tion 15-8b; Emperor Henry
III. 13-274d; geology 15-
5c; invasion (981) 20-374b;
land tenure 15-11b; Nor-
mans 19-753d; palatine
churches 3-400d; Saracens
15-29a; vase painting 5-
721a; volcanic region 15-
5c; wages 15-13b.

- and Calabria, prov., Rom.
Emp. 23-649 (D2).
Apulum, Hung. 23-648 (E2):
see also Gyula Fehérvár.
Apu Poro, riv., Braz.: see
Ucayali.

APURÉ, riv., Venez. 2-236d;
27-989 (B2); 20-275c.
APURIMAC, dept., Peru 2-
236d; 21-264 (A5 & C4).
APURIMAC, riv., Peru 2-236d;
21-264 (C3-4).
Apury: see Aperiu.
Apus (astron.) 7-13b.
Apus (zool.) 9-656d; 7-561a;
appendages 7-555b, 2-676d,
18-216b; development 7-
559c; entosternite 2-292d;
larva 7-554d; reproduction
2-295d.

Aputa, Jap. 15-156 (M5).
APYREXIA 2-237a.
Apyrite 27-104c.
Aqabah (Mahommedanism)
17-404a.

'AQIBA BEN JOSEPH 2-237a;
20-622a; 3-855c; 5-214a.
Aqil 5-27c.
Aqiqah 24-110b.

Aqua anethi: see Dill-water.
Aqua Apka, Nig.: see Duke
Town.

Aqua chloroformi 6-257b.

dissolutiva: see Nitric Acid.
AQUAE 2-237a.
-Appollinares, It. 14-635b;
4-358a.

Bormonis, Fr.: see Bour-
bon l'Archambault.

- Borvonis, Fr.: see Bourbon
l'Archambault.

- Borvonis, springs, Fr.: see
Bourbonne-les-Bains.

- Caeretanae, It.: see Bagni
del Sasso.

-

· Grani, Ger. : see Aix-la-
Chapelle.

- Gratianae, Fr.: see Aix-les-
Bains.

see

Aqua Regia 18-201d.
AQUARELLE 2-237b.
AQUARII (rel.) 2-237b
(star) 2-239d.
AQUARIUM 2-237b.
Aquarius, mts., Ariz. 2-544
(B2).

(heliaca):
eagle.

see Golden

see Imperial

(maculata): see Spotted
eagle.

Aquila alba: see Calomel.
Aquila Creek group 20-550d.
Aquila degli Abruzzi, prov., It.
15-78.

Aquilae a: see Altair.
Aquilaria Agallochum:
Eagle-wood.

AQUILA ROMANUS 2-249c.
Aquilegia: see Columbine.

see

AQUILEIA, Aus. and It. 2-
2490; 15-26 (D2); 3-4
(C4); 23-648 (D2); church
2-389b; coins 19-902c;
colonized 10-477c; 23-631a;
land accretion 9-908b;
naval base 19-301b; popu-
lation 12-263b; St Mark 17.
728a; synod of 1-798d.
-, dist., Eur. 11-834 (map).
Aquilia lex 23-539a; 27-254b.
Aquilinae: see Eagle.
Aquilla, Ala. 1-460 (A4).
AQUILLIUS, MANIUS 2-250b.
Aquilo, riv., It. 15-26 (E4).
Aquilonia, It. 15-26 (E4).
Aquilonien group 15-569c.
Aquilunda, lake, Af. 1-352b.
Aquin 5-846a.

Aquin, W.I. 12-824 (A2); 12-
824d.

AQUINAS, THOMAS (Thomas
of Aquin) 2-250b; 24-350c;
Aristotle 1-576b; Averroes
2-2810; conceptual logic 10-
883b; Dominican influence
8-403b; eschatology 9-763d;
ethics 9-824d; forms,
doctrine of 10-667c; free
will doctrine 28-649d;
hymns 14-186c; Immacu-
late Conception 14-334c;
incense 14-351d; inspira-
tion 14-647c; metaphysical
views 18-253c; on relics 23-
61a; predestination 22-275d;
theism 26-752c; theology
26-778d; witchcraft 28-
756d.

Aquincum, Rom. Emp. 23-648
(D2); see also Budapest.
Aquino, Jacopo d': see Jacopo
d'Aquino.

AQUINO, It. 2-252a; 15-4
(D4).

Aquinum, It. 15-26 (D4): see
also Aquino.

Aquiri (Aquiry) riv., Braz.:
see Acré.
Aquisgranum, Ger.: see Aix-
la-Chapelle.
Aquis Urbis Romae, De
(Frontinus) 14-115a; 11-
250a.
Aquitaine (dukedom of) 8-
650d; 20-375a.
AQUITAINE

(Aquitania),
prov., Fr. 2-252a; 23-648
(C2); 10-802 (map); 9-509c;
Berry 3-809c; Black Prince
9-505a, 8-1000a; Brétigny
9-504c; Charlemagne 10-
809b; 5-891c; geology 20-
81c; Hugh the Great 13-
858a; Hundred Years' War
in 9-503a foll.; inhabitants
5-578a; King John 9-487b,
9-486d; Richard I. 9-484b,
23-294b; Roman period 11-
533a, 23-650c; Visigoths
25-539b; William Rufus
28-661d.

Aquitanian group 18-565b;
11-670a.
Aquitanicus, bay, Atl.O.: see
Biscay, Bay of.
Aquopentammine

chromium
salts: see Roseo-chromium
salts.
Ar (Persian king): see Arses.
Ar, Swed. 26-190 (E3).

- (Aar), mt., Sp. 19-646b.
tribe: see Votiaks.
A.R.A. (abbrev.) 1-29a.
Ara (constellation) 7-13b.
(cry) 13-11b.
(measure) 28-491a.
(zool.) 17-196c.