CASTLE RISING, Norf. 5-481a; | 9-124 (IV. C1); 5-481a. -R, Colo. 6-722 (F2). Pak, India 12-159d. Castlerock, Ire, 16-972c.
-, Minn. 18-550 (D6). Wash. 28-354 (C3).
Castle Rock, hill, Edinburgh 8-915c; 19-336a.
-Dock, mt., Colo. 12-207c.
Rock, mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).
Rock, mt., Oreg. 20-242
-Rock Butte, mt., S.Dak. 25.006 (B3).
Hough, earthwork, Kent 25-162b.
Castleroy, rapids, Ire. 16-694b. Castle Semple, lake, Scot. 24- 415 (B3); 23-99a.
-Shannon, Pa., 21-106 (D7). astle Stewart, Andrew Stew- art, 1st baron 19-989a. astle Thorpe, Bucks. 9-420 II. F2); geology 4-729a. CASTLETON, Derby. 5-481b; 9-116 (II. D3).
-, IL. 14-304 (C2).
- Ind. 14-422 (E5).
- Kan. 15-654 (E3).
Lancs. 16-139 (E2); 23-
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ledons 11-259c; fruit 11-1 CASTRUCCIO CASTRACANI 255d; leaf 16-323d; syste- matic position 9-893d. Castor seed 20-50c.
Castos, isl., Gr. 12-440 (B2). Castra Abusina,
AD; 3-356b; 7-157c. atownroche, Ire. 14-744
Castletownsend, Ire. 14-744
Bonnensia, Ger.: see Bonn. Castracani, Castruccio, duke of Lucca see Castruccio Cas- tracani.
de ward 15-868a. thewellan, Ire. 14-744 (E2). Castle Williams, fortification, NY. 19-611b.
Castrades, Gr. (Corfu) 7-145c. Castradina 18-768c. Castra Gemina, Sp. 17-690b.
rood, S.Dak. 25-506 H-13).
-Va. 28-118 (B1).
Castley, Yorks, 28-933 (C1).
Casting (chess) 6-94d;
Nova, Rum.: see Craiova. Regina, Ger.: see Regens- burg. Castration 19-927b; 9-890d;
19-100b; rape, penalty for 22-899c; ritual use 2-886b; 12-402b.
Castra Traiana, Rum.: see Ramnicu Valcea. Castrén, Alexander 24-323c.
MATTHIAS ALEXANDER 5-482d.
Degli Antelminelli, duke of Lucca 5-485a; 17-95b; 21- 645c; "Life by Machia- velli 17-236c. Castrum, It. 23-626b.
Deutonis, Ger. : see Duis- burg.
Ennae, It.: see Castro- giovanni.
Felicitatis, It.: see Città di Castello.
Hannibalis, It. 4-695d. Inui, It. 2-449a. CASTRUM MINERVAE (Cas- tro), It. 5-485b; 15-26 (G4). Novum, Fr.: see Castel- naudary.
Novum, It. (Etruria) 15-26 (C3).
Novum, It. (Picenum) 15- 26 (E3); 23-627a: see also Giulianova.
Retectum, Fr.: see Rethel. Truentinum, It.: see Porto d'Ascoli.
Castrense, amphitheatrum 23- Casts (path.) 23-195d.
Robertus 1-520d. Castres, James of Armagnac, count: see Nemours, duke of.
CASTRES, Fr. 5-483b; 10-778 (F6); 15-544d.
Castri, Gr. 7-973c. Castricum, Holl. 11-196d. Castries, Fr. 10-778 (F6). -,W.I. 28-544 (F1); 24-28a. Castrillo, Sp. 25-530 (B1). Castri locus, Belg.: see Mons. Castrimoenium, It.: see Ma-
Castriota, Giorgio: see Scan- derbeg.
-, Giovanni 24-287c. Castro, Antonio Serrão de 22- 160a.
-, Cipriano 27-994b.
-, Eugenio de 22-162c.
Francisco Sanchez de: see Sanchez de Castro.
-, Guillen de 25-583b; 8- 508d.
INEZ DE 5-483c.
JOAO DE 5-484b; 6-379b. Joaquim Machado de 16- 771d.
José (Californian governor) 5-20c.
José de (Portuguese minis- ter) 22-153d.
Lope Garcia de 21-275b. Pedro Fernandez de: see Lemos, count.
Philip de 24-498a.
Publia Hortensia de 22- 158b.
-, Tom: see Tichborne claim- ant.
Vaca de 21-275a. Vieira de 22-163c.
Caster-Kellner process 1- Castro, R. v. 7-26d. Castro, Braz. 4-440 (G7); 20- 766b.
fatnia acraeoides 16-471c
Northants. 9-424 (IV. B1);
4-584 (C5); 9-750c; mon-
-, Chil. 6-162d; 6-148c.
Gr. (Chios) 6-237a. Gr. (Euboea) 5-804b.
It. (Calabria): see Castrum Minervae.
It. (Rome) 10-183c; 14- 582b; 18-39c.
astic foundation 19-769b; -, Switz. 26-242 (F4).,
726b (fig.).
at., Alps 1-743b.
, La. 17-54 (B1).
v, Mo. 18-608 (G5).
Astor (min.) 21-2858.
-k hat) 3-600d.
Co., Tex. 26-690 (E1). Castrocaro, It. 18-520a. Castrocontrigo, Sp. 25-530 (B1).
Castro Daire, Port. 25-530 (B2).
del Rio, Sp. 25-530 (C4); 7- 142a.
C): 11-572d; 7-12 (map). Castrodunum, Fr. (Eure et Loire): see Châteaudun. Fr. (Yonne) 24-3c.
CASTOR AND POLLUX 5- 14: Amycus legend 2- d; Apharetidae 14-280a; Castrogeria, 50) 25-350 (C-D1).
- equisetifolia 15-287c; 17- 273b.
- Junghuhniana 15-287c. laterifolia 23-207b. montana 15-287c. Casuarinana, bay, Bur. 4-840 (A6).
Casuarina suberosa: see Forest oak of Australia. Casuarius: see Cassowary. bennettii: see Mooruk. emeu: see Cassowary, com- see Cassowary, see
-novae · hollandiae: Emeu. Casuentus, riv., It.: see Bas ento.
CASUISTRY 5-485c; 9-826a; 26-784c; Escobar's works 9- 765c; Jesuits' use 23-490c; Liguori 16-679c; probabil- ism 22-376a.
CASUS BELLI 5-487c. Caswallon, Prince 2-18a.
Catalina, cape, W.I. 12-824 (B2). -, harbour, Nfà. 19-479 (D2). isl., W.I. 12-824 (B2).
Range, mts., Ariz. 2-544 (C3). Catalogne, M. de 18-790c. CATALOGUE 5-500d; 16-
560a; 16-559d; arrange- ment 3-910b; British Mus- eum 16-552c; decimal sys- tem 8-139c. Catalon, Elizabeth 5-114d. CATALONIA, prov., Sp. 5- 500d; 25-530 (F-G2); brig- andage 4-565c; church architecture 2-400d; cotton manufacture 7-299b; Egyp- tian trade 9-102c; geology 25-110b; sea-power 24- 552d; wine production 28- 726a.
CATAMARCA, Arg. 5-502b; 2-462 (C2).
CATAMARCA, prov., Arg. 5-
502c; 2-462 (C2); 2-464d. Catamarenyan (family) 1-811d.
Caswell, Richard 5-102b; 19- Catamitus: see Ganymede. 778d.
Caswell, Ala. 1-460 (B5). bay, Wales 20-429b. -Co., N.C. 19-772 (C1); 19- 772b.
Sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6). Cat, harb., Nfd. 19-479 (D2). head: see Cat Head, pt. isl., La. 17-54 (E3). isl., Miss. 18-600 (C5), isl., W.I. 28-544 (C1); 3- 207d.
-, isl., Wis. 28-740 (C1).
mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (C3). CAT 5-487c; 9-46a; fur 11- 348b; in religion 13-509b, 4-709a; 16-976a. See also Dasyure.
(astron.): see Felis. (dict.) 5-487d. Catabanes (race) 23-955c. Catabathmus, N.Af. 23-648 (E3).
-Magnus, N. Af.: see Sollum, Gulf of.
Catabolenses (Roman officials)
Catamount, hill, Mass. 17-852 (B1).
CATARRH 5-504c; 20-79d; adenoids 1-191b; influenza 14-552c; laryngitis 16-228a. stomach 8-264a. Catarrhal cystitis: see Cystitis.
pneumonia: see Broncho- pneumonia.
CATARRHINE APE 5-504d; 22-324c: 22-328d. Catarroja, Sp. 25-530 (E3). Catas, Peru 21-264 (C-D5). Cataselum 20-172c. Catasetinae 20-172c. Catasta (tax) 18-441a. Catastomus 20-243c. CATASTROPHE (dict.)5-504d. Catastrophists 11-643c. Catatumbo, riv., Venez. 27- 989 (A2); 17-667c. Cataula, Ga. 11-752 (B3). CATAUXI 5-505a. Catawba, Ky. 15-740 (D2). -, N.C. 19-772 (A2); 12-552b. O. 20-26 (C5). S.C. 25-500 (D2). Va. 28-118 (B3). Wis. 28-740 (C3).
Catananche coerulea 13-767b. Catanduanes, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (E4). CATANIA, Sic. 5-502c; 15-4 (E6); capture (1299) 11- 57d; observatories 19-958c; population 15-7c; shipping 25-23b; siege (1848) 10- 339a; sun-dial 18-189c; university 15-17a, 27-758d. gulf, Sic. 15-4 (E6). -, prov., Sic. 25-22a. Cataño, P.R. 22-124 (B1). CATANZARO, It. 5-503b; 15- 4 (F5); 15-17a. - prov., It. 4-964d; 15-7a; 15-9c.
Cataonia, dist., Asia M. 13- 538c; 5-287a. Cataouatche, lake, La. 17-54 (ci). Catapan (Greek officer) 15-29a. Cataphract 24-863a.
Cataphracta 23-139b.
Cataphracti: see Ostracionti-
German parallels 13-376c; CASTROGIOVANNI dae. Yani), Sic. 5-484c; 15-4 (E6).
on 23-579d; sculpture Castrogonzalo, Sp. 25-530 (C2). 12-451c, 16-857a; temples Castronuevo, Sp. 25-530 (C2). 1-424c (Agrigentum), 2- Castro of Curtaga, Gr.
4b (Athens), 20-176d r), 20-180d, 23-594c Castropol, Sp. 25-530 (B1). CASTRO URDIALES, Sp. 5- 484d; 25-530 (D1); 19-306d. - Verde, Port. 25-530 (A-B4). Castroverde, Sp. 25-530 (B1); 17-116c.
Pome). -and Pollux (zodiac): see Gernini.
Castor Bean 1-87a.
beantick 28-13b.
-cake 17-615d.
Canadensis: see Beaver.
Castoreum 3-600d.
Castoria, Turk.: see Kastoria.
Castrovillari, It. 15-4 (E-F5);
Castrovillari, conglomerate of 21-847d.
ke, Turk.: see Kastoria. Castroville, Cal. 5-8 (C3). Tex. 26-690 (H-16). Castrovirreyna, Peru 21-264 (C4); 21-272b.
Casteridea 23-440c.
Castmides 23-416b.
CATABOLISM 5-489d; 21- 557b.
Cataca, S.Am. 6-701 (B2). Catacamas, Hond. 5-678 (D3). Catacaustic 5-558d. Cataclasis (dict.) 19-113b. Cataclastic (dict.) 12-150b. CATACLYSM (dict.) 5-489d. Catacocha, Ec. 8-911 (B4). Catacol, Scot. 24-418 (A3); 2-
CATACOMB 5-490a; decora- tions 19-22d, 23-485c; Ha- drumetum 12-803a; Kiev 15-789c; Rome 5-490d, 21- 288c, 16-675d; Syracuse 26- 301c; Ziza 5-660b. Catadioptric system 16-634b. Catadromous (dict.) 14-270c.
CATAPHYLL 5-503c. Cataphyllary leaf (dict.) 16- 326d.
Cataproclans (heretic) 18-759d. CATAPULT 5-503c; 2-685c. Cataract, Ind. 14-422 (D6). -, Wis. 28-740 (C4). gorge, Tas. 16-281d. CATARACT (dict.) 5-504b.
(eyes) 5-504b; 10-96d; 26-126a; of glass-workers 9-359a; identification 26- 128b.
(hydromechanics) 14-115c. - (mechanism) 5-504b; 25- 822c; 25-835b. Cataract Creek, riv., Ariz. 2- 544 (B2).
CASTOR OIL 5-482b; 20-45b; CASTRO Y BELLVIS, GUIL-| Cataeschinites (heretics) 18- Catargiu, Barbu 5-504b.
21-142c; 20-50b.
- plant 5-482b; 21-741c
(fig.); endosperm and coty-1
W.Va. 28-560 (Č-D2).
riv., N. and S.C. 19-772 (A2); 25-500 (C1-D2); 19- 771c; 23-434c.
- (wine) 5-505a; 6-371c; 28- 728c.
Co., N.C. 19-772 (A2). College, N.C. 23-240.
Fords, Pa.: see Fishing Creek.
Island, O. 20-26 (E1). CATAWBAS 5-505a; 14-459b; wars 14-478b. Catawissa, Pa. 21-106 (K4). Catbalogan, P.Is. 21-392 (E5). Cat-bear: sec Panda. Cat-bird 18-638a; 5-148a;
U.S. 27-633d. Catch (machinery) 17-1006b. - (music) 5-190c; 7-42c; 12- 117d. Catch-as-catch-can (dict.) 28-
845d. Catch-crop (dict.) 1-404b. Catcher, Ark. 2-552 (A2). Catcher (baseball) 3-460a.
(shipbuilding) 24-976a. Catchfly 5-440a. Catch-forceps 26-134a. Catching bargains (dict.) 14.
Catchment basin (dict.) 14- 77b.
CATCH THE TEN 5-505c. Catch weight (boxing) 4-
Catcleuch Shin, mt., Scot. 23- 789d.
Catcliffe, Yorks. 28-933 (D3). Catcott, George 6-11a. Cat Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (G1).
- Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276 (E2). Catdown, Devon. 21-862 (map). Cateau-Cambrésis, Fr.: see Le Cateau. Catechin 5-507b; 8-751d. CATECHISM 5-505b; 26-773c;
Calvin's 5-73c, 11-70d; Lutheran 17-140b, 8-382a; Nowell's 19-841d; Orthodox Eastern Church 27-249d; Shorter 24-451c; Trent, Council of 27-249c; Welsh Methodist 5-938b. Catechol see Pyrocatechol. tannins 16-332c. CATECHU 5-507b; 8-751d;
16-333a; 8-747b; prepara- tion 4-842d, 3-828b. CATECHUMEN 5-507c; 13- 520d ; 24-487a; Mani- chaean 17-574d; mass of 16-796b. Catechu pallidum: see Gambir. Cateel, P.Is. 21-392 (F7). , bay, P.Is. 21-392 (F7). Categories (Aristotle) 2-505b; 2-510c; 5-509a; 12-10d; logical importance 16-900a; scholastic criticism 24-347c. CATEGORY (philosophy) 5- 508c; 16-887d; Aristotle 2-510c; Hegel 16-916d, 13- 205d: Herbert of Cherbury 13-341b; Kant 15-669b; Locke 16-907d, 5-510a; Maimon 17-430c; Plato 21- 821c, 16-897d; psychologi cal explanation 22-593b, 22- 594b; Stoic 16-904b, 25- 946d.
Câtel, Chan. Is. 9-430 (VI. A1); 12-672a.
Catenaja, Alpe di, mts., It. 15- 4 (C3); 15-3d. Catena metallifera 2-162d. CATENARY 5-511d; 17-970d; 27-915b.
system 27-122b. Catende, Af. 6-923 (C5). Catenicella 22-43b.
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27-916c; CATHELINEAU, JACQUES 5-1 Catholic Association 24-8258.
stability 5-272c. Catenula 18-866d. CATERAN (dict.) 5-512a. CATERHAM, Sur. 5-512a; 16- 942 (D3); 16-946c. CATERPILLAR 5-512b; 16- 465a; 16-467a (fig).; 13- 425d; of sawfly 24-257c; respiratory organs 13-429b; worship of 2-52b, 15-256d. -eaters 3-973c: 3-976b. Caters (dict.) 3-691a. Caterus (theologian) 8-82c. Catervarii (gladiators) 12-64d. Catesby, Mark 20-301c. -, ROBERT 5-512b; 12-727d; 8-260d.
-, Sir William 5-512b. Catesby, Northants. 19-768c. -, Okla. 20-58 (B1). Catfish, Pa. 21-106 (C3). -, lake, La. 17-54 (C8).
lake, N.C. 19-772 (E3). -, riv., Wis.: see Yahara. CAT-FISH 5-512d; 14-270b; 14-260c; distinction from salmonidae 24-82b; fishing 2-30a; hibernation 13-446a; in Himalaya 13-475b. See also Khago and Sea-wolf. Catfish Camp, Pa.: see Wash- ington - Creek, (E3-2). Catford, Kent 16-942 (D3); 16-524c.
riv., S.C. 25-500
Catforth, Lancs. 16-139 (B1). CATGUT 5-515c; 28-103a. CATHA 5-515c; of Abyssinia 1-87a, 2-261c. Cathair Mór (legend) 14-759a. Cathal Carrach 4-814b.
Crovderg 14-771c; 4-814b O'Connor 11-432c. Cathamma (dict.) 18-71b; 24- 523d.
Cathance, lake, Me. 17-434 (E4).
riv., Me. 17-434 (E4). Catharine, Kan. 15-654 (C2). -, N.Y. 19-596 (D3).
-, mt., W.I. 28-544 (E2); 12- 578b.
Catharinea undulata 21-732d. Catharista: see Turkey buz. zard.
-atrata: see Carrion crow. Catharistes: see Condor. CATHARS 5-515c; 26-599a; 28-256b; 20-961a; doctrine 18-260a, 28-756c; Icono. clasm 14-275a; persecution 16-240c, 14-594a; poverty preached 18-125b. See also Albigenses.
Cathartae see American vul- tures.
Cathartes 3-965d; 3-977b: see also Turkey-buzzard. -foetens: see Urubu. Cathartic acid 24-646c. Cathartidae 28-1007b.
Cathartocarpus fistula
254b; 10-571a; 11-257b. CATHAY (China) 5-517d; 6- 189b.
-, Charles Murray Cathcart, 2nd earl 5-518c; 12-549d. -, SIR GEORGE 5-517d; 14- 574c; 5-240a; 3-505b.
-, WILLIAM SCHAW CATH- cart, 1st earl 5-518a. Cathcart, Cape Col. 25-466 (H9).
-, N.S.W. 19-538 (E5). CATHCART, Scot. 5-518c; 24- 418 (C3); 12-81 (map). -, New, Scot. 12-81 (map); 5-518c.
Old, Scot. 5-518c. Cat Head, cape, Nfd. 19-479| (B1).
Head, pt., Mich. 18-372 (E4). Cat-head (dict.) 5-487d; 24- 863d.
Cathedine, Wales 9-428 (V. E4).
523d; 10-856c.
CATHERINE, ST (of Alex- andria) 5-524b; 4-133b. -(Audley), St 5-524b.
St (of Bologna) 5-524a. St (of Genoa) 5-524a. -, St (of Ricci) 5-524b; 25- 918c.
(of Bourbon) 25-353a; 20- 938b. CATHERINE (of Braganza) 5- 531a; 11-417a; 27-492b; marriage 22-148c; Oates, Titus 19-939b; regent of Portugal 22-149b.
(of Brunswick) 15-445c. - (of Castile) 10-266c; 13- 290c.
· (of Guise) 12-701a.
Howard (queen of England): see Howard, Catherine. Jagiellonica 26-201b. CATHERINE (DE' MEDICI) 5- 528d; 8-165d; 22-147C ; 7-| 74c;
ballet introduced 3- 269d; children 13-291b; descent 18-34d; France under 10-829a, 13-865c; maids of honour 17-428a; portrait 16-39 (Pl. II. fig. 4); Saint Bartholomew Mas- sacre 23-1017b.
(of Navarre) 10-596b.
Parr (queen of England): see Parr, Catherine.
(of Poland) 25-68b.
· (of Portugal) 15-444a; 22- 147b.
(of Raconizio) 25-918c. CATHERINE I. (of Russia) 5- 525d; 23-900a; 27-452a; orders 15-866b. II. (of Russia) 5-526b; 23- 900d; 8-206a; 12-599b; colonization by 15-776c; comedies 8-544a; Greek plans 27-456c; Jesuits pro- tected 15-346d; literature under 23-917b; Moscow re- built 18-894c; orders 15- 866b; Paul I. 20-957a; Poland under 21-918a; Russian academy 1-99c; Swedish war 12-738a. -Sforza 18-35a.
Swynford: see Swynford. (of Tarento) 19-184b. CATHERINE (of Valois) 5- 531d; 27-362d; marriage 9-512d, 13-285b, 10-822c. Catherine, Ala. 1-460 (B3). -, archip., Pac.O.: see Aleu- tian Is.
-, canal, Russ. 15-928a.
-, pt., Arg. 2-462 (C7). "Catherine" (ship) 11-438b.
Committee: England 23- 497b; Ireland 27-2c, 10- 444b.
Confederacy 2-152c. creditor 5-533a. Emancipation: see Roman Catholic Church, England, and Ireland.
Epistles 3-875a. Catholicism 6-818c; 27-570c. Catholic League 11-857c; 26- 977a.
- League, France (1576): see Holy League. Catholicon (diet.) 5-533a. Catholicon 12-740c; 5-650b; 27-520a; type 27-519a. Catholic Relief Act: see Ro- man Catholic Relief Act. Catholicus 5-533a; of Ar- menia 2-566c, 25-158a, 1- 441c; of Spain 7-925d. Catholic University of America 23-500a; 9-937a. Catholic World 13-195b. Cath Ruis na Rig: see Battle of Rosnaree.
Cat I., chan., La. 17-54 (E3). CATILINE [L. Sergius Catilina] 5-533d; 4-939a; 23-642d; 9-725b.
Catilinet, John 1-426c. Catillus 10-548d. Catina, Sic. 15-26 (E6): also Catania. CATINAT, NICOLAS 5-534c; 10-844d; 12-342b; 25- 599d; infantry tactics 14- 524b.
· (Camisard leader) 5-114b. Catinat ” (cruiser) 24-912). Catinga 4-445a; 5-591c. Catinum 5-724a. Catkin 10-556b; 10-556c (fig.) Catkire More 3-934c. Cat Law, mt., Scot. 24-412 (E3).
Catlettsburg, Ky. 15-740 (F2). Catley, priory, Lincs. 16-715c; 16-716c.
CATLIN, GEORGE 5-534d. Catlin, Ga. 11-752 (D3). Ill. 14-304 (E3). Ind. 14-422 (C5). Wash. 28-354 (B-C3). canal, Colo. 6-722 (Ġ4). Co., N.Y. 19-596 (D3). Catling, T. 19-563b. Catlinite 5-69b. Catmint 16-4d. Catmose, Vale of, Rutl. 9-424 (IV. A1); 23-944c; 23- 945b. CATO, DIONYSIUS 5-535a; 2- 33d.
-, Gaius Porcius 22-5d; 24- 408d.
Champagne Castle, mt. Cathlamet, Wash. 28-354 (B3). Cathode 9-217b; 9-250d. -layer 6-881a.
potential fall 6-881c; 27- 836a. -rays 6-887a; 9-192a; 17- 377b; radioactivity emana- tion 22-808a, 22-801d; secondary 23-695b; vacuum tube 27-835d.
Cat Hole, cave, Wales 5-
CATHOLIC 5-532a; 26-776d: see also Roman Catholic. Aia Society 26-935c. CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC Church, The 5-533a; 6-906a; 14-854b; Drummond's con- nexion 8-600a; in England 9-421d; liturgy 16-800c.
Cato, Ark. 2-552 (C3). Miss. 18-600 (C3).
Wis. 28-740 (F4).
-, isl. Pac.O. 20-436 (E7); 4- 609b.
Cato (in card game) 4-531b. Cato (Addison) 1-184c; 4- 162a.
Cato (Cicero) 5-536c. Catoblepas: see Gnu.
gorgon see Brindled gnu. Catoche, cape, Mex. 18-318 (13).
Catoctin, Md. 17-828 (E1).
mt., Md. 17-828 (D2); 11- 60d; 17-827c.
· Creek, riv., Va. and Md. 17- 828 (D2).
Catogne, mt., Alps 26-242 (C4); 1-743c.
Catoma Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (C3). Catometopa 17-457c. Caton, Lancs. 9-416 (II. B1). Cat o' nine tails: see Cat (dict.). Catonius, N. H. 26-215d. Catoosa, Ala. 1-460 (C2). -, Okla. 20-58 (F1). -Co., Ga. 11-752 (A1). Catopteridae 26-543d. Catoptrics 16-609c; 16-633c. Catorce, Mex. 18-318 (E3); 24- 152d.
Catostomatidae 28-1012d. Catostominae 5-382a. Catostomus 28-1012a.
Catostylidae 24-525c. Catoxantha bicolor 6-672a. Cat Paw Brook, riv.. Vt. 19- 490 (D2-3). Catraeva tapia 4-444d. Catrail, Scot. 23-790c; 795a; 28-629a. Catria, mt., It. 15-4 (D3); 15-
Catrine, Scot. 24-412 (D4); 3- 750.
CATS JACOB 5-537a; 8-724c. Catsash, hundred, Som. 25- 390b.
Cat's cradle 10-601d. Cat's-ear 6-812d. CAT'S-EYE 5-537b; 5-782c. resin 7-789b. Catsfield, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5). Catshill, Worcs. 1-702d. CATSKILL, N.Y. 5-537c; 19- 596 (B2); 19-570c. CATSKILL, mts., N. Y. 5-537d; 19-596 (A1-B2); 19-595c; 27-615d; fauna 27-633c; geology 8-127b.
Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (B1).
Red sandstone 11-670d. sandstone 27-626c. Catskin earls, the 8-796a; 64d. Cat's-paw 15-872c. Catstail: see Timothy. Cat Stane, Edin. 25-963b. -Stone (Menhirs) 25-963b. Catsup: see Ketchup. Catt, mt., S. Aus. 2-960 (E2). Cattack, India: see Cuttack. Cat-tail Creek, riv., N. Dak. 19- 780 (D3). CATTANEO, CARLO 5-537d; 15-51d.
Cattaneo portraits 27-888d. Cattani, Vannozza (Giovanna) dei 1-553c.
Cattaraugus, N.Y. 19-596 (B3). - Co., N.Y. 19-596 (B3).
- Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596| (B3).
Reservation, N.Y. 19-599a. Cattarn's Day 3-621d; 4- 729c.
CATTARO, Aus. 5-538b; 3-4 (F5); Cettigne road 5-776b, 18-768c.
Bocche di, bay, Aus. 3-4 (F5); 1-218b; 5-538b; harbour 7-772c; Russian capture 7-775d. CATTEGAT, str., Den. 5-538d; 8-24 (D1); 3-287c. Catterall, Lancs. 16-139 (B1). Catterick, Yorks. 9-412 (I. E4);
4-584 (C3); 9-417c; Roman road 4-586a. Catterline, Scot. 24-412 (F3). CATTERMOLE, GEORGE 5- 538d.
Cattern's Day: see Cattarn's Day. CATTLE 5-539a; abortion 28- 10a; albinism 1-510a; Apol- lo protector (myth.) 2-184b; Argentine 2-465c; Arizona 2-546c; breeding 1-409c; Canada 5-154a; Cuba 7- 599c;
Catton, Norf. 9-424 (IV. E1). Northumb. 9-412 (1. D3). Cattraeth, Scot.: battle (603; 2-4a. Catty (weight) 28-491b; 28. 492b.
Catualda (chief of Gothones) 11-830d; 8-608b. Catuche, riv., Venez. 5-298b. Catugnatus (chief of Allo- broges) 1-698c. Catuli monumenta, Rome 5- 545c.
-porticus, Rome 5-545c. Cafulliacus, Fr.: see St Denis. CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERI. us 5-542d; 16-261d; 16- 254b; Ellis's work 9-294a; epithalamia 9-705b, 9-707d; Scaliger's edition 24-2840; Callimachus, debt to 27. 183d. CATULUS (family) 5-545c.
Gaius Lutatius 5-545c; Juturna temple 15-609d. -, Quintus Lutatius (d. c. 87 B.C.) 5-545c; 16-260b. , Quintus Lutatius (c. 120- 61 B.C.) 5-545d; Caesar 4- 939a; Jupiter Capitolinus temple 14-633d; Pompey 22-56c, 23-642b. Catumbella, Af. 6-923 (A6). -, riv., Af. 6-923 (A6). Caturaundee, mts., N.S.W. 19- 538 (B2).
riv., Colom. 6-701 (B2); 6 702c; 4-752a; 5-546a; geology of valley 6-703c. Caucagua, lake, Colom. 6-701 (C3).
-, riv., Venez. 2-236d. Caucas club: see Caucus club. CAUCASIA, governor-general. ship, Russ. 5-546a; 23- 874 (II.); 23-872 (E6-G8); burial custom 11-330c; Doukhobors 8-449a; ethno- logy 5-548a, 2-284a, 11. 760a; silk 25-104b; survey map 17-651a; Tatars 26- 448c. Caucasian bharal 12-163b. ibex 14-218b. laurel 16-283b. palms 15-935a. -race 2-113c; 9-851a; Aus tralian aborigines 8-276c; languages 21-428d; Malay Archipelago 17-467a; North Africa 12-893d. wall, Russ. (Derbent) 8-64c. CAUCASUS, mts. 5-550b; 23-
damage feasant 8- 322b; diseases 28-6b, 28-9c, 874 (II. B2-F3); 23-648 2-107a, 10-617c; Egypt, (G2); explorations 18-938d; ancient 1-388b; Europe 9- former continuations 9-911a; 915a; food 7-741c, 11-367d; geology 5-554a, 26-661c; France 10-782c; impound- Hindu Kush 13-514b. ing 22-221a; Indian breeds, Cauche, François 8-370d. 14-391c; Ireland 14-768b, Cauchoise, Fr. (Rouen) 23. 14-778c; Kaffirs 15-628d; 768c. Kavirondo 15-702b; leather CAUCHOIS-LEMAIRE, LOUIS 16-330d; live weight esti- François Auguste 5-555a. mation 1-407b; longevity CAUCHON, PIERRE 5-555b. 16-976a; milk and butter Caucho rubber 23-799d; 21. tests 7-738c; parasites 28- 12a; Persian 12-6c; verbs, Book of, on 22-508a; Scotland 24-424a; Spanish fighting 2-927a; Swiss breeds 26-242b; telegony 26-510c; tuberculosis 27- 358d; United Kingdom statistics 1-406a, 1-412b; United States statistics 1- 419b; wild 2-926c; worship: 12d see Cow (sacred animal); CAUCUS (dict.) 5-556a. Yak hybrid 16-58c. club 5-556a; 27-150b. Cattle Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 Caud, Lucile de 5-960d. (D3). Cauda equina 25-669d. Cattle Damara, tribe: see Caudagalli grit : grit.
271d. Pro- CAUCHY, AUGUSTIN LOUIS,
Cattle-plague: see Rinderpest. Cattle-spoiling of Cualnge: see Tain bo Cualnge. Cattleya 20-172b; pollinia 10- 568c. Cato Street Conspiracy (1820) Cattolica, 26-861b; 3-656a. (Stilo) 2-395b.
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Caudan, Fr. 10-778 (C4). , penin., Fr. 17-8b. Caudata 3-523c; branchial arches 2-668d; gills 14. 252d; heart 13-132a; ven ous system 27-971d; verte brae 23-152d. Caudatarius (official) 7-968. Caudate lobe 16-801d. nucleus 4-398a
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Caudebec, Fr. 10-778 (E3);| Causeway, Giant's, Ire.: see] CAVALIER (horseman) 5-1 Cave-dwellers: 27-960c.
Caudry, Fr. 19-739c.
Caughley, Salop 17-284b. Caughnawaga,
Can. 24-23a;
CAUL (dict.) 5-556c; 7-239c. Caulacan 3-479c. CAULAINCOURT,
ARMAND Augustin Louis, marquis de 5-556d; 4-267b. Cauldcleuch Head, mt., Scot. 24-412 (F4); 23-789d. Cauldon, Staffs. 9-416 (II. D3). Cauldron of the Dagda 14- 758a.
Cauld Stane Slap, pass, Scot. 8-940d.
Caulerpa 1-587d; 1-597a; 21- 730d.
Caulescent plant 25-875c. Caulfeild, Sir Toby 5-897b. Caulfield, James: see Charle- mont, 1st earl of.
Caulfield, Vict. 28-38 (E1); 18- 90d.
Caulicle: see Hypocotyl. CAULICULUS (dict.) 5-557a. Cauliflower 4-915d. -ware 5-758 (Pl. X.).
- Epithelioma 12-766d. Caulin: see Kaolin. -leaf 16-327a.
Caulk (brickwork) 4-527c. Caulkers (shipbuilding) 24- 976b.
Caulker's club: see Caucus club.
Caulking (engineering)15-490a. Caulome 25-875a.
CAULON, It. 5-557a; 15-26 (F5).
Caulonia, It.: coins 19-878a. Caulopteris 20-532b. Caumartin, Louis François Le Febvre de 10-491d. Caumont, Antonin
de: see Lauzun, duke of. Arcisse de 18-799a. Jacques de: see La Force, duke of.
Caumont, Fr. 10-778 (D3). Caundle Brook, riv., Dorset. 9-430 (VI. H2). Caunes, Fr. 10-778 (F6). Caunians, tribe 5-330b. Caunsall, Worcs. 25-758 (A2). Caunton, Notts. 9-416 (II. F3). Cauong 21-395c.
Cauquenes, Chil, 2-462 (B4); baths 6-660b; population 6-148b.
Caura, riv., Venez. 27-989 (C2); 20-275c. Caurale snipe: see Sun-bittern. Cauraseni see Sauraseni. Caurel, Sp. 25-530 (B1); 17- 1166.
-, mts., Sp. 25-530 (B1); 5- 208a.
Caus, Solomon de: barrel- organ 3-433c; steam ma- chine 25-818c. Causa causans 1-75c.
cognoscendi 5-5588.
-essendi 5-558a.
Causality: see Causation. Causapscal, Can. 22-724 (D2).
Causa spolii 1-207b. -sui 5-558b.
Giant's Causeway. Causewayend, Scot. 28-629b. Causewayhead, Scot. (Kirk- cudbright.): Douglas. Causidicus (official) 6-785a. Causis Corruptarum Artium, De (Vivès) 28-153a.
- Linguae Latinae, De (Scali- ger) 24-283d.
- Plantarum, De (Theophras- tus) 24-283d.
Caussade, Fr. 10-778 (E5). Causse Larzac, Sauveterre,
&c: see Larzac, Sauveterre, &c.
Caussenards 5-558c.
CAUSSES, region, Fr. 5-558b; 10-776 (E4); 17-16a; caverns 25-767a; geology 5-778a.
562d; costume 7-2415. Cavalierberg, mt., Ger. 13- 525c. Cavalier Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (F1). CAVALIERE, EMILIO DEL 5- 563a 20-122a. Cavaliere, Piano del, plain, It. 5-410c.
Cavalieri, Bonaventura: in divisibles 14-538b; lenses 16-612b.
- Tommaso 18-368c. Cavalier Parliament: see Long Parliament of the Restora tion.
Cavalla, Turk.: see Kavala. riv., W.Af. 11-204 (D6); 16-539c; 16-541a. CAVALLI, FRANCESCO 563a; 13-703c.
CAUSSIN DE PERCEVAL,, Pietro 25-406b. Armand Pierre 5-558c. CAUSTIC (dict.) 5-558d.
(optics) 5-558d; 1-56b. lyes 25-297d. potash: hydroxide.
see Potassium
SIR PROBY Thomas 5-559c; 10-140b; Ganges canal 14-851b. Cauto, Cu. 7-595 (E2).
riv., Cu. 7-595 (E2); 7- 596a; 3-553d. Cauvery, mts., India 6-653a. CAUVERY, riv., S.India 5-
559d; 14-382 (G-H14); 26- 398d; falls 14-382 (G13); irrigation 14-851c, 19-116b. Cauvin, Gérard: see Calvin, Gérard.
Caux, Henri, marquis de 20- 937a.
Caux, Pays de, dist. Fr. 10- 776 (D2); 24-588d; 19- 749b.
Cava, It. (Lombardy) 15-4 (B2).
- It. (Rome): see La Cava.
isl., Scot. 24-412 (E1); 13- 841a; 20-280b. Cava (drink): see Kava. Cavaclar, Rum. 23-826 (D3). CAVA DEI TIRRENI, It. 5-
560b; 15-4 (E4); library 16-574a.
de Viriato: see Vacca. Cavado, riv., Port. 25-530 (A2); 9-660c. CAVAEDIUM 5-560b. CAVAGNARI, SIR PIERRE Louis Napoleon 5-560c. Cavagnes, Arnaud de 4-573c. Cavagnole see Biribi. Cavaignac, Eléonore Louis Godefroi 5-560d: 10-865a -, Jacques-Marie, Vicomte 5- 560d.
Marie Eugène Godefroi 5-561b; 10-881b;| Dreyfus case 2-144a, 10- 882d.
CAUSATION 5-557a; 7-333a; Aenesidemus 1-257d; Aris-, Jacques totle 2-520a; Berkeley 3- 780b; empirical 9-356c; Erigena 9-744a; Ghazali 2- 279c; Hamilton 12-889b; Hume 13-881c; induction 16-894a; intuitionalism 26- 748b: Kant 15-667b; Locke 16-850c;
JEAN BAPTISTE 5-560c.
-, LOUIS EUGENE 5-560d: 10-868a.
Cavaignac, Alg. 1-643 (B1).
Mach 18-238a; CAVAILLON, Fr. 5-561c; 10- Martineau 17-799d, 18-252b: 778 (G6). Mütakallimün 2-276d; neecs--, plain, Fr. 27-953b. sity 19-335c; phrenological Cavalcade of the basoche 3- location 21-537b; psycho- 484c.
logical explanation 22-596d, CAVALCANTI, GUIDO 5-561d;
22-600d; Wundt 18-242b.
Causa transiens 5-558b.
vera 5-558b.
Caus Castle, Salop 24-1021b. Causennae, Rom.Brit. 4-584
Causeries du Lundi (Sainte- CAVALIER, JEAN 5-561d. Cavalier, N.Dak. 19-780 (G1). mt., Fr. 19-701d.
Beuve) 23-1024a; 11-150c. CAUSEWAY (dict.) 5-558b. Causeway, the, Scot. (Staffa)
Cavalier (bird) 21-853a.
- (fort.) 5-562d; 10-687a.
dytes. Cave-dwelling: see Cave. Cave-carth 6-474a. Cave-hyena 14-174c. Cave in hock, Ill. 14-304 (D6); 14-304b.
Cavel, F. (architect) 2-429c. Cavel, mt., Alps 26-242 (G3); 1-744c.
Cavelier, Robert, Sieur de la Salle 28-746a. -Pierre Jules 24-508a. Cave lion 21-836b. Cavelljoch, pass, Alps 1-746a. Cave-man: see Troglodytes. Caven, pt., N.J. 19-596 (H3). Cavenaghi (artist) 16-447c. Cavendish, Charles 12-406c. -, Elizabeth 18-747 d. Lord Frederick 9-578b; 14-783c; 6-7c; statue 3- 443d.
Cavalli, isls., N.Z. 19 - 624, GEORGE 5-579d. (E1).
Cavalli see Horse-mackerel.
gun 20-192d; 20-197c. CAVALLINI, PIETRO 5-563b; 20-468d; 18-886a. CAVALLO, TIBERIUS 5-563c; balloon experiments 1-263c; electrophorus 9-237d; elec- troscope 9-239a. Cavallo, mt., Alps 1-747c. Cavallos, isls., Cey. 25-143c. CAVALLOTTI, FELICE
-, HENRY 5-580b; electrical researches 9-1826, 9-242c, 17-930a; gravitation 387a; halo formation 12- 865a; nitric acid 19-711d; water synthesis 28-367b. H.S. H. (traveller) 25-380d Sir John 5-581d. Margaret, duchess of New- castle see Newcastle, Mar- garet Cavendish, duchess of. , Spencer C., William, &c., dukes of Devonshire: see Devonshire, dukes of.
THOMAS 5-581c; 18-338a; Santos attacked 4-456a; South Sea expedition 11- 626d; Victoria (Brazil) at tacked 28-44c.
563c; Crispi 15-78c; triple alliance 15-75c. CAVALRY 5-563d; 2-601a; 2-605d; American Civil War 1-826d; barracks 3-428c; Cromwell 7-496d; Frankish 15-852b; Greek 2-593d; Hannibal 2-594c; House-, William, duke of New hold: see Guards and House- hold troops; machine guns 17-248a; 16th century 5- 570 (Plate); swords 26- 273c; tactics 26-349a; strategy 25-989b. Cavan, Charles Lambart, Lord. Lambart, baron 18-723a. CAVAN, Ire. 5-573a; 14-744 (D2).
CAVAN, co., Ire. 5-572a; 14- 744 (D3); 14-758b; vitrified forts 28-149d. Cavanaugh, lake, Wash. 28-
354 (D1). Cavanilles, Antonio 5-573b. -, ANTONIO JOSE 5-573a. Cavanna, pass, Alps 1-744c. Cavares, tribe 22-503b; 20- 146d.
Cavarinus (king of Senones) 24-647 d.
Cavarzere, It. 15-4 (C-D2) ;| population 27-987c. Cavass: see Kavass. Cavate house (archaeology) 6-507a. CAVATINA 5-573b. Cavazione: see Disengage- ment.
CAVE, EDWARD 5-573b; magazines 21-152d. -, Sir Stephen 9-33c; 9-1158; 14-875c.
—, WILLIAM 5-573c; 575c.
Cave, N.Z. 19-624 (C6). Tenn. 26-620 (F2).
-, Va. 28-118 (C3). mt., Ire. 3-664c.
-, mt., N.Y. 19-596 (A1). mts., S.Dak. 25-506 (B2); 25-506c.
mt., Va. 17-127d. pt., N.Z. 19-624 (A7). pt., Wis. 28-740 (F4). North and South, Yorks. 9-416 (II. F2). CAVE 5-573c; archaeology 2-
345b, 2-346c; Christy and Lartet's explorations 6-296b; Cornwall 7-182d; Cuba 7- 596a; Guanches 12-650c; Jacob's Cavern 15-120c Pengelly's researches 21-88c; pictorial art 14-329c: also Cliff-dwellings; Troglo- dytes.
-(politics) 1-218c. CAVEA 5-579c; 1-892b; 26- 729b.
CAVEAT 5-579c.
emptor 5-579d; 24-65a. Caveau, Le 6-686b; 7-389a. Liégeois, Le 28-286c. Cave bear 3-575a; 21-836b; Herzegovina 4-280a. Cave City, Ark. 2-552 (D2).
City, Ky. 15-740 (B-C3). Creek, Ariz. 2-544 (B3). Cavecreek, Ark. 2-552 (C2). Nev. 5-8 (F1).
Cave Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Cave cricket 28-861c. CAVEDONE, JACOPO 5-579d.
castle : see Newcastle, William Cavendish, duke of. SIR WILLIAM 5-581d. (writer on whist, &c.): see Jones, Henry. Cavendish, Suff. 9-424 (IV. D2).
Vt. 19-490 (B5).
inlet, Can. 19-831 (C1). Cavendish banana: see Chinese banana.
Cavendish Bentinck, William
Henry, 3rd duke of Port- land: see Portland, William H. Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd duke of.
-Bentinck-Scott, William John, 5th duke of Portland: see Portland, William J. Cavendish Bentinck-Scott, 5th duke of. Cavendish laboratory 5-581c; 17-929b.
- Society 25-313c. - Square, Lond. 18th-cen- tury houses 2-420d; 13-815 (Pl. VI. fig. 17). Cavenham, Suff. 9-424 (IV. .C2).
Caventou, Jean Baptiste 4- 677c; 25-1045a.
Cave of Adullam: see Adullam. of Pan: see Pan, cave of. of Roses 27-79a.
of the Winds, Colo. 6-725c. Cave of Treasures 26-315c. Cave oolite: see Whitwell oolite.
Cavergno, Switz. 26-242 (F4). Cavern: see Cave.
Cavernous naevus 27-375a. -sinuses 4-392b. Caversham, Oxon. 9-420 (III. F4); 20-417d; population 20-416c.
Cavers House, mansion, Scot. 13-94d; 3-257c. Cave salamander 3-528b. sandstone 5-230a; 19-253a. Spring, Ga. 11-752 (A1), 11-754b.
Cave Temples, India 14-429a; 12-749c; 18-622d. Cavetown, Md. 17-828 (D1). CAVETTO 5-582a; 28-419b; 18-932b (fig.). Cavia: see Cavy.
aperea see Aperea. australis: see Cui. cobaya: see Guinea-pig. Caviana, isl., Braz. 4-440 (G1); 20-746b.
Caviano, Switz. 26-242 (F4). Cavia porcellus: see Aperea. Caviar, post-office, N.J. 19- 502 (B5). CAVIARE 5-582a; 25-1052d. Cavia rupestris : see Rock
Cavicornia: see Bovidae. Caviidae 17-527b; 23-444b; 28-1007a.
Cavill, Richard 26-232c. Cavillers, castle, Fr. 5-86a. Cavilli, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (C6). Cavings (thrashing) 26-8888,
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Caving system (mining) 19. 532a.
Cavino, Giovanni 19-901d Cavitation 24-948d. CAVITE, P.Is. 5-582b; 21-392 (E2); 25-595a.
-, prov., P.Is. 21-392 (E2 and C3); 21-395a.
Cavo, mt., It. 15-4 (F2): see also Albanus Mons. Cavoli, isl., Sard. 15-4 (B5). Cavolini, Filippo 12-555d.'" Cavolinia 11-521c. Cavone, riv., It. 15-4 (F4); 15- 26 (F4); 3-478b. CAVOUR, CAMILLO BENSO, count 5-582b; 15-52b; 15- 54b; Francis II. 10-936b. Michele, Marquis 5-582b. CAVOUR, It. 5-586c; 15-4 (A2); 15-26 (A2).
S.Dak. 25-506 (G3).
Wis. 28-740 (E3). bridge,
Rocca di, mt., It. 5-586c. Via, Rome 23-612 (C-D2). Canal, It. 14-846b. CAVY 5-586c; 23-444c. Cawarden, Sir Thomas 23. 222a.
Cawda, India 14-382 (E-F12). Cawden, dist., Wilts. 28-6996. Cawdor, earls of 21-82c. CAWDÓR, Scot. 5-587a; 24- 412 (E2).
-, castle, Scot. 5-587a; 9- 269b.
Burn, riv., Scot. 5-587a. Cawk: see Barytes. Cawker City, Kan. 15-654 (D1) Cawley, John: see Calley, John.
Cawlyd, Llyn, lake, Wales 16- 89c. Cawndilla, lake, N.S.W. 19. 538 (A-B3). Cawnie (measure) 28-491b. CAWNPORE (Kanpur), India 5-587a; 14-376 (16); mutiny 10-191c, 14-448d, 19-350b. ~, canal, India 27-611b. dist., India 5-587c. Cawood, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E2) 28-935b.
Cawsand, Corn. 9-430 (VL D3); 21-862 (map). -, bay, Corn. 21-862 (map). Cawston, Norf. 9-424 (IV. E1% 19-746d.
-Park Gate, Norf. 19-746b. Caw Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500 (D3).
Cawthorne, Yorks. 28-933 (C2). Caxacamara, Peru: battle (1882) 6-161c. Caxamarca, Peru: Bee Ca jamarca.
Caxambas, Fla. 10-540 (E6). Caxatambo, Peru: see Cajat ambo.
Caxias, Braz. (Amazonas) 4. 440 (A3).
Lisbon 16-771b. Caxine, cape, Alg. 25-530 (G4). Caxones (Hobbies), isl., Hond. 5-678 (E2). Caxton, Edward 17-496a. CAXTON, WILLIAM 5-587c; 9-615c; 23-385c; language transition exemplified 9- 594d; price of examples 4- 215c, 4-223a; Ratcliffe's collection 4-223c; West's collection 4-223c. Caxton, Cambs. 9-424 (IV. B2).
-, Can. 18-522c. Cayaguan group 25-111c. Cayak: see Kayak. Cayalti, Peru 16-106b. Cayamas, Cayos de las, isls. Cu. 7-595 (B1). Cayambe, Ec. 8-911 (B-C1).
mt. Ec. 8-911 (C2); 8. 911d. Cayapo, mts., Braz. 4-440 (F6) 1-784b.
Cayce, Ky. 15-740 (A2). Cayemite, isls., Hai. 12-824 (A2).
CAYENNE, Fr. Gui. 5-588d; 12-675 (D-E2); 12-682b. CAYENNE PEPPER 5-589a. Cayetina, Serv. 24-686 (A2). Cayets (caste) 5-467c. Cayeux-sur-Mer, Fr. 10-778 (E1). CAYEY, P.R. 5-589c; 22-124 (B2).
CAYLEY, ARTHUR 5-589c; Bézout's method 1-624a; distance definition 11-735a; polyhedra theorem 22-28bi symmetric functions 1-626a -, Sir George 10-513b. Caylloma, Peru 2-236d; 21- 272b.
CAYLUS, A. C. P. DE T., comte de 5-590a; 11-140b; en- caustic painting 9-3686. Caylus, Fr. 10-778 (E5); 21- 476c.
CAYMAN (Tortugas), isls.,W.I. 5-590b 28-544 (A-B3); 28- 544d.
Cayman (reptile): see Caiman. Cayman Basin, C.Am. 19-975d. Brac, isl., W.I. 28-544 (B3); 5-590b.
-Trench, C.Am. Sea 19-973d. Caynham, Salop. 24-1022c. Cayo, The, C.Am. 5-678 (B2); 4-615d.
Cayolle, pass, Alps 1-741d. Cayor, dist., Fr.W.Af. 24-27d; 24-640c; 28-777c.
lake, Fr.W.Af. 11-204 (A2); 24-639c.
Cay Sal Bank, isls., W.I. 28- 544 (A-B2).
Caystrus (Cayster), riv., Turk. As. 2-760 (B3); 2-758a. Caythorpe, Lincs. 9-416 (II. F3); 16-716d; 16-714b. Cayton, Cal. 5-8 (C1).
Yorks. 9-412 (I. H4). bay, Yorks. 9-412 (Í. H4). Cayucos, Cal. 5-8 (C4). -, pt., Cal. 5-8 (C4). Cayuga, Ill. 14-304 (D3).
Ind. 14-422 (B5). N.Dak. 19-780 (G3). lake, N.Y. 19-596 (D3). tribe 14-459b; 14-839c. Co., N.Y. 19-596 (D2-3). Cayuga duck 22-219b. Cayugan group 27-626a. Cayuse, hills, Mont. 14-276 (E2).
-, tribe 14-459b. Cayuta,
lake, N.Y. 19-596
Creek, riv., N.Y. (D3).
Cayutlan, lake, Mex. 18-318
Caza (dict.) 27-435d. Cazadero, Cal. 5-8 (B2). Cazador, mt., Arg. and Chil. 2- 462 (B7); 2-461b. CAZALES, JACQUES
toine Marie de 5-590c. CAZALIS HENRI 5-390c. Cazalla de la Sierra, Sp. 25-530 (B-C4).
Cazal Nova, Port.: battle (1811) 21-93d. Cazals, Fr. 10-778 (E5). Cazau (Sanguinet), lake, Fr. 16- 155b.
Cazaubon, Fr. 10-778 (D6). Cazaux, Fr. 10-778 (D5). -, lake, Fr. 10-778 (D5). Cazemajou, Gabriel-Marius 28- 985a.
CAZEMBE (Kazembe) 5-590d. Cazeneuve, Paul 4-945a. Cazenovia, Ill. 14-304 (C3). —, N. Y. 19-596 (E3).
Wis. 28-740 (C5).
lake, N.Y. 19-596 (D-E3). Cazères, Fr. 10-778 (E6). Cazes, Pierre Jacques 5-857c. Cazin, A. A. 27-901b.
—, JEAN CHARLES (painter) 5-591a; 20-503d; 20-506a. -, Jean Marie Michel (sculp tor) 24-511c; 18-2b. -, Marie 5-591a. Cazin, Bosn. 3-4 (D4). Cazlona (Castulo), Sp. 16-702d. Cažma, Hung. 3-4 (E4). Cazo process 25-114c. Cazones, bay, Cu. 7-595 (C2). Cazorla, Sp. 25-530 (D4); 15- 124b.
-, mts., Sp. 25-530 (D4-3); 15-124a.
CAZOTTE, JACQUES 5-591a;
Cazza, isl., Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Cazziol, isl., Aus. 3-4 (E5).
C.B. (abbrev.) 1-29a.
Cb (chem.) 6-39b.
Ccanlli 21-267b.
Cd (chem.) 6-39b.
C.E. (abbrev.) 1-29a.
Ce (chem.) 6-39b.
Céa, Sp. 25-530 (C1). -, riv., Sp. 25-530 (C1). Ceadda, Saint: see Chad, Saint.
Ceadwalla: see Cadwallawn. Ceanannus, Ire.: see Kells. Ceann a bharra, cape, Scot. 24- 412 (A3). CEANOTHUS 5-591b; 773d. -americanus: see New Jersey tea.
cape, Sp. 25-530 (B1). Cebidae 22-331c; brain 22- 327c; distribution and geo- logical age 28-1007a; fossil relatives 22-336c; liver 22- 328a; spinal column 22- 326d.
Cebinae 22-331d. Cebolla, Colo. 6-722 (C3). Cebollati, riv., Urug. 2-462 (F3); 27-806a.
Cebollera, mts., Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Cebolleta, mts., N.Mex. 19- 520 (C2).
Ceboruco, mt., Mex. 18-318 (D3); 18-318a. Cebren (myth.): see Kebren. Cebrene, Asia M. 27-315d. Cebreros, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Cebrus, riv., Moesia: see Tsi- britza.
CEBU, P.Is. 5-592d; 21-392 (D5).
-isl., P.Is. 21-392 (D6-5); 21-392c; 17-303d.
prov., P.Is. 21-392 (D6-5). Cebus 22-328a.
-lunatus: see White cheeked capuchin.
Ceccaldi, Andrea Colonna 7- 202c.
Ceccherini, Ferdinando 22-61b. Cecchi, Giovan Maria 14-907b; 8-505c.
Cecchignola, It. 15-4 (E-F2). Cecchino (harlequin) 8-504d. Cecco Angioleri of Siena: see Angioleri.
CECCO D'ASCOLI 5-593a. Ceceri, mt., It. 10-329c. Cech, Svatopluk 4-135a. Cech (people): see Czech. Cechy, Aus.: see Bohemia. Cecidium: see Gall. Cecidomyia 13-426b; 16-224d. destructor: see Hessian fly. -nigra see Pear midge. strobilina 11-423a. Cecidomyidae: see Gall-midge. CECIL (family) 5-593b; 816a.
-, David 5-593b; 4-816a. Lord Hugh 24-76b; 3- 252c.
-, Lord Robert 24-76b; 3- 254c.
Rev. W. 11-495d.
Sir William, Baron Burgh- ley see Burghley. See also Exeter, earls and marquesses of; and Salisbury, earls and marquesses of.
Cecil, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Ga. 11-752, (C4). O. 20-26 (A2).
Oreg. 20-242 (F2). Pa. 21-106 (D7). Wis. 28-740 (E4).' CECILIA, ST (c. 180) 5-593d. St (d. 303-304) 5-594a. Cecilia, isls., Jap.: see Lin- schoten.
Cecilia Metella, tomb of, Rome 23-610c.
Cecilian, Ky. 15-740 (B3). Cecill, Thomas 21-855d. Cecils Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (B1).
Cecilton, Md. 17-828 (H2). Cecilville, Cal. 5-8 (B1). Cecily, duchess of York: see York, Cecily, duchess of. Cecina, It. 15-4 (C3). -, riv., It. 15-4 (C3); 15-4a. Cecir de Mer, isl., Annam 14- 498 (F6).
de Terre, isl., Annam 14-498 (F6). Ceclavin, Sp. 25-530 (B3). Cecomorphae 8-326a; 20-323c. CECROPIA 5-594a.
Ceará, Braz.: see Fortaleza. CEARA, state, Braz. 5-591c; 4-440 (13); 4-459a. Ceara cotton 7-257d. Cearamirim, Braz. 4-440 (K3). Cecyle Sharpii 11-100a.
peltata: see Trumpet-tree. CECROPS 5-594a; 9-735d. Cecryphalea, isl., Gr. 12-440 (E3).
Ia. 14-732 (E3) Ind. 14-422 (G2). Kan. 15-654 (D1). Mich. 18-372 (E5). Utah 27-814 (D3). Wyo. 28-874 (E2). bay, N.C. 19-772 (F2). isl., N.C. 19-772 (F3). isl. (north), S.Dak. 25-506 (F3).
isl. (south), S.Dak. 25-506 (F4).
lake, Can. 4-600 (F2). lake, Can. 5-160 (K5). lake, Ind. 14-422 (C2). lake, Ind. 14-422 (D2). lake, Mich. 18-372 (E5). lake, Wash. 28-354 (D2). lake, Wis. 28-740 (A3), mt., Colo. 6-722 (C1). mt., Mass. 17-852 (A4). mts., Nev. 5-8 (F2). mts., Oreg. 20-242 (H4). mts., Syr. 16-346d. pt., Ala. 1-460 (A5). pt., Mass. 17-852 (F2). , pt., Md. 17-828 (G4). -, pt., O. 20-26 (D1).
-, pond, Mass. 17-852 (C2). -, riv., Can. 5-160 (L5). riv., Ia. 14-732 (F3); 14- 732c; 5-595d.
riv., Mich. 18-372 (C4). riv., N.Y. 19-596 (F2). riv., Wash. 28-354 (D2). CEDAR 5-594b; Cuban ex
ports 7-599d; Lebanon 9- 42c; oil of (Cedrium) 5- 595a, 6-398d; timber 26- 980b; see also Alaska cedar and Widdringtonia. -, white, &c. :
cedar, &c. Cedar Berg, mts., Cape Col. 25-466 (9); 5-227a. Cedar-bird 28-431b. Cedar Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (D1). Cedarbluff, Miss. 18-600 (D2). Cedar Bluff, Va. 28-118 (C1). Cedar Bluffs, Kan. 15-654 (B1).
Cedarbluffs, Neb. 19-324 (H3). Cedar Brook, N.J. 19-502 (C4). Cedarburg, Wis. 28-740 (F5). Cedar Butte, mt., Ida. 14-276 (B4).
City, Mo. 18-608 (D3). City, Utah 27-814 (A5); 27-815c.
Cedarcliff, Va. 28-118 (B1). Cedar Co., Ia. 14-732 (F3).
Co., Mo. 18-608 (C4). Co., Neb. 19-324 (G2). Cedarcove, Ala. 1-460 (B2). Cedarcreek, Ark. 2-552 (B3). - Mo. 18-608 (D5).
N.C. 19-772 (D3). CEDAR CREEK, Va., 5-595c; battle (1864) 24-837c; 24- 835 (map); 1-824c.
Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (A1). Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (C4). Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (A4).
Creek, riv., Can. 28-803d. · Creek, riv., Del. 17-828 (13). Creek, riv., Ga 11-752 (A1).
Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (C2). Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (E3). Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (C2). Creek, riv., Ill. 14304 (B3).
Creck, riv., Ill. 14-304 (B3). Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (C2). Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372 (D6).
Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (D3). Creek, riv., N.Dak, 19-780 (B3).
Creek, riv., Neb. (F3).
Creek, riv.,N.J. 19-502 (D4). · Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (D1). Creek, riv., Okla., 20-58 (F3).
Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (C2). Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (D3).
Creek, riv., Tex. (C8); 26-690 (L3). Cedaredge, Colo. 6-722_(C3). CEDAR FALLS, Ia. 5-595c: 14-732 (E2).
Falls, N.C. 19-772 (C2). Gap, Mo. 18-608 (D4). Gap, plateau, Mo. 18-608 (D4): 18-608b.
-Glade, Ariz. 2-544 (B2). Cedarglades, Ark. 2-552 (B3). Cedar Grove, Ind. 14-422 (H6). Cedargrove, N.J. 19-502 (A2).
N.C. 19-772 (C1). Cedar Grove, Wis. 28-740 (F5). Cedarhill, N.Mex. 19-520 (C1). Cedar Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (E1). - Hill, Tex. 26-690 (B8).
Cedarhurst, N.Y. 19-596 (E5). Cedarite 1-794a.
Cedar Keys, Fla. 10-540 (C2). Cedarlake, Ala. 1-460 (B1). Cedar Lake, Ind. 14- 422 (C2).
Cedar manna 5-595a. Cedar Mountain, Va.: battle (1862) 1-821c.
Cedar of Goa 7-694b; 5-595b. of Lebanon 5-594b; 21-623 (Pl. II.).
oil see under Cedar. Cedar Point, Colo. 6-722 (G2). Point, O. 20-26 (E2); 24- 142b. Cedarpoint, Kan. 15-654 (F2). Cedar Point, mt., Colo. 6-722 (G2).
Cedar Pond Brook, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (C4). CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. 5-595c; 14-732 (F3).
Rapids, Neb. 19-324 (F3). Cedar resin 5-595a. Cedar Ridge, plateau, Ariz. 2- 544 (C1).
River, Mich. 18-372 (C4). River Flow, lake, N.Y. 19- 596 (F2).
Rock, N.C. 19-772 (D1). Run, N.J. 19-502 (D4). Run, Pa. 21-106 (2). Run (battle): see Cedar Mountain.
- Run, riv., Pa. 21-106 (G-H2).
- Spring, S.C. 25-500 (B-C2).
- Springs, Ga. 11-752 (B4).
- Springs, Mich. 18-372 (E6). Springs, Va. 28-118 (A4). Stream, riv., N.H. 19-490 (E1).
- Swamp, mt., Mass. 17-852 (C2).
- Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Swamp, swamp, R.I.: see Great Swamp. Cedartown, Ga. 11-752 (A1). Cedar Vale, Kan. 15-564 (F3).
Valley, Utah 27-814 (B2). Cedar Valley limestone 27- 631a.
Cedarview, Miss. 18-600 (C1). Cedarville, Ala. 1-460 (B3). -, Cal. 5-8 (C1).
Ill. 14-304 (C1). Ind. 14-422 (G2). Md. 17-828 (F3). N.J. 19-502 (B5).
—, O. 20-26 (C5); 22-293d. W.Va. 28-560 (C3). Cedar-wood 5-595b. Cedaspe, Pablo de: pedes, Pablo de. Cedd (Saxon bishop) 9-786c; 9-467a.
Patti, Adelina. Cedrat, oil of 16-415a. Cedrati libri 5-595a. Cedrela 17-399b; 18-321d. Cedrelaccae 5-595b; 25-3d. Cedrela odorata: see Jamaica red cedar.
Toona: see Toon. Cedrene 26-652d. Cedrenus, Georgius 12-521c. Cedria: see Cedar resin. "Cedric " (liner) 24-886b. Cedrium: see under Cedar. Cedron, Kan. 15-654 (D1). Cedros, Az. 10-218c. -, bay, W.I. 28-544 (A5).
isl., Mex.: see C'erros. -, pt., Az. 3-83 (I1). .pt., W.I. 28-544 (A5). Cedrus 12-762a; 12-761b. atlantica: see Atlas cedar. Deodara: see Deodar. Libani: see Cedar of Leba-
Cedulas (finance) 2-466a. Cefalone, mt., It. 12-353b. Cefalonia, Gr.: see Cephalonia. CEFALU (Cephaloedium), It. 5-595d; 15-4 (E5); 15-26 (E5); architecture 19-755c; cathedral 2-395d. Cefn, Wales 8-18c.
gorwydd, Wales 9-428 (V. D3). Cefni, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. C1).
Cefnllys, Wales 22-809c. Cefn-mawr, Wales 9-428 (V. E2); 5-577c. Cefn Onn, mts., Wales 4-937c. Rhiwabon, Wales 8-18c. -rhondda, mts., Wales 23- 270c.
y-bedd, Wales 4-770b. Cefny Bryn, mts., Wales 12- 75b, 12-74a.
Cega, riv., Sp. 25-530 (C2).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Cegli di Bari (Messapica), It. › see Caelia.
CEHEGIN, Sp. 5-596a; 25 530 (E3).
Cchotina, riv., Bosn. 3-4 (F5). Ceiba, P.R. 22-124 (B1). Ceiba (bot.): see Silk-cotton tree.
Ceibo, Arg. 27-808d. Ceibo (bot.) 27-806b. Ceibon fibre 18-325c. Ceič, Aus. 18-817b. Ceile (Brehon law) 6-420b; 4. 489c.
CEILING 5-596b; 3-473c; 2- 419a. CEILLIER, REMY 5-596c. Ceilsinne 6-420b. Ceinos, Sp. 25-530 (C1). Ceinture railway, Paris, 20 811c.
Ceira, riv., Port. 25-530 (A-B2); 22-135b.
Ceiriog (Welsh poet) 5-649c. Ceiriog, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. E2); 8-18c; 23-795c. Ceissa, Port. 25-530 (A3). Ceitlein, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B1). Cejita Blanca, dist., N.Mex. 19- 520 (C1).
Cejuputol: see Cineol. Celadon (porcelain) 5-745b; 15-187b.
CELAENAE, Asia M. 5-596c: see also Apamea (Phrygia) and Dineir. Celaeno (myth.) 13-15a. Celakovský (Bohemian poet) 4-134d.
CELANDINE 5-596d. CELANO, It. 5-596d; 15-4 (D3).
, lake, It.: see Fucino. Celanova, Sp. 25-530 (B1). Celas, lignites of 20-82. Celastraceae 5-515c. Celastrophyllum 20-550d. Celastrus 20-551a. Celative coloration: see Pro- tective resemblance. Celaya, Mex. 18-318 (E3), 12- 649d.
Celbridge, Ire. 14-744 (E3); 15-790d.
Célé, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E5); 17- 16a.
Celebe (ceramics) 7-150a. CELEBES, isl., Mal.Arch. 5- 596d; 17-466 (E2-3); 28- 1006b; costume 7-224d; fauna 28-1011a, 17-527a, 28- 1010c, 28-1005c; lake dwell. ings 16-92a.
residency, Mal.Arch. 17. 466 (A1 & D3); 5-598c. -, sea, Mal.Arch. 17-466 (E2); 19-973d.
Celebes buffalo: see Anoa. Celedonius (martyr) 4-965d. Celeia, It. 15-26 (E1); see also Cilli.
Celeiu, Rum. 23-831a. Celelles, Francis 7-23a. Celenderis, Asia M. 19-889b. Celendin, Peru 21-264 (B2). Celeomorphae 28-803b. Celeriac 5-599b. Célérifère 7-682d. Celeripede 7-682d. CELERY 5-599a. -fly 8-897d.
Celesia, Dorothy 17-491b. CELESTE, MADAME 5-599b. Celeste, Tex. 26-690 (C-D7). Celeste (organ stop) 12-959b. Celestial, mts., Asia:
Celia (beer) 3-642b. CELIBACY 5-601a; Cathars' doctrine 5-516b; Council
instructions given on Page 1.
Celosia pyramidalis 10-10b. Celovec, Aus.: see Klagenfurt. Celsia cretica 13-767b.
of Nicaea 19-642a; Council CELSIUS, ANDERS 5-609d; 11-628c. of Pavia 14-722c; Essenes 9-779d; Gregory the Great, Olof (historian) 26-217c. 12-567b; magic, connexion CELSUS (controversialist) 5- with 22-322a; Old Catholics 609d; 20-271d. 20-68c, 8-391c; Priscillian 22-361a; Roman Catholic church 23-487b; Shakers 24-7710; spiritual unions 6- 491a, 6-491b; Zwingli 28- 10620: see also Chastity. Celica, Ec. 8-911 (A-B4). Céligny, Switz. 26-242 (A4). Celina, Ind. 14-422 (D8). -0.20-26 (A3). -Tenn. 26-620 (F1). -Tex. 26-690 (B7). Celio, mt., It. 23-612 (D2). Celita de los Comancheros, mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (G2). Celite (min.) 5-656c. Celje, Aus, see Cilli. Cell (biol.) 7-711a; 21-554; 28-1023a: 22-477a; divi- sion 7-713d, 9-330c, 20-918b; growth 21-752a; patho- logy 20-917c, 20-918 (Pl. I.); plants 21-729c, 21-765a. (electric) 3-531d; 22-206d; 9-217b; standard 22-206d; telegraphic 26-513a: see also Battery and Accumu- lator.
Aulus Cornelius 1-923d; dental operations 8-51d; gynaecology 12-764c; hy- writ- drophobia 14-168d; ings 16-265b, 26-126c, 18- 44b.
(Cellach), St (archbp. of Armagh) 14-767c.
CELL (monastic) 5-604a; 1- 21d.
-,voltaic:, see Voltaic cell. Cella, John de: see John de Cella.
Cella, lake, Sp. 25-530 (E2); 2-313d.
CELLA (dict.) 5-604a; 26- 611c: 12-471d.
Cellach (archbp.): see Celsus. -(bishop) 3-270d.
Cellachan (king of Cashel) 14- 765c.
Cellae, Gr. 12-440 (A4). Cellamare, Antonio del Giudice, prince of 10-846d.
Cellan, Wales 9-428 (V. D3). Cellar-dwellings 9-436d.
CELLARET 5-604a.
Cellar Head, cape, Scot. 24- 412 (B1).
Cellaria 22-43b; 22-42d.
Cellar slug 13-443c.
Cell-body: see Perikaryon.
Cell bridge 7-711c.
CELLE, Ger. 5-604b; 11-808
(C2); 12-923d.
riv., Fr. 5-208c.
Cellefrouin, Fr. 16-187b. Cellepora 22-42d.
Celles, Fr. 2-449d.
T. Julius 9-675c. CELT (people) 5-611b; civili- zation 2-351a; fountain cult 10-748c; in Gaul 11-533a, 3-668b, 10-801c; Hellenism 13-238a, 13-243a; Icelandic literature influenced14-234b; Ireland invaded 2-353c; missionary enterprise 18- 584b; neolithic age 5-578a; place-names 19-157a; Rome attacked 23-623a, 23-626a, 23-629b; tribal system of succession 26-3d. CELT (implement) 5-652c; 24-289a; 2-352c (Pl. V.). CELTES, KONRAD 5-6538; 18-629d.
-sur-Belle, Fr. 10-778 (D4);
Cellettes, Fr. 10-778 (E4); 16-
Cell-globulins 1-514c.
Celli (physician) 17-463b.
Cellia, dist., Egy. 18-687d.
Celtiberi 5-578b; 14-216c; 5- 653b; 5-611c. CELTIBERIA, anc.dist., Sp.,
5-653b; 10-452c; 18-258b. "Celtic "(liner) 24-886a. Celtic art: ceramics 2-351b;
Cemmaes, head, Wales 9-428|
(V. B); 21-81a. Cempoalla, C.Am. 19-243a. Cenabum, Fr.: see Orléans. Cénacle, Le 11-145a. "Cenacolo": see Last Sup
crosses 7-508b; Dublin Mu- seum collection 19-62a; enamelling 9-363b, 5-578d; filigree-work 10-343d; jew- elry15-367d,4-643b,23-350c, 21-800b; illuminated MSS. 14-314a, 18-524c; mirror 18-575d; niello 19-670d. - languages 5-612d; dic- tionaries 8-195b; English place names 9-417c; in Europe 9-9190; Italic lan- guages allied 16-245b; phil- ology 5-622b: see also Breton, Cornish, Gaelic, Manx, Irish and Welsh Lan-
per" (da Vinci). Cenaculo, Manoel do 22-161a. Cenaeum, prom., Gr. 9-865d. Cenarrhenes 26-440a. Cenarth, Wales 9-428 (V. B3); 5-319d.
guages. literature: drama 5-650b, 5-651d: see also Breton, Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scot- tish, Gaelic and Welsh liter- atures.
- liturgy 16-798c. nard 25-668a.
ox 5-611c; 5-578c. pony 13-712d.
Celtillyrians 5-611c. Celtis: see Nettle tree.
acuminata: see Tala. -australis: see Nettle tree. -occidentalis : see
Celling (William Tilly of Sell- Celtoligyes: see Salyes.
Cencelle, It. 6-417a. Cencerro, pass, S.Am. 1- 963b.
CELLINI, BENVENUTO 5- Celyphidae 8-308b.
Celverex shutter 21-515b.
Cenchreae, Gr. 12-440 (E3); 20-947d; 7-147b.
Asia M. 27-316a. Cenchris piscivorus: see Water viper.
Cenchrus 12-375d (fig.); 12- 372c. tribuloides: see Bur-grass. CENCI, BEATRICE 5-660c; 12-689c.
-, Francesco 5-660d.
Lucrezia 5-660d. (prefect) 23-669c; 12-570a. Cendal (fabric) 28-452b. Cendebeus (Syrian general) 14- 210b.
Cene della Chitarra 14-900a. Cenere, Monte, dist. Switz. 26-
Cengalo, mt., Alps 1-745b. Cenia, riv., Sp. 25-530 (F2); 5-472d.
Cenia (zool.) 11-513d; 11- 523b.
Cenis, mt., Alps 15-4 (A2). 1-742a; 18-762b; 15-14d; tunnel 27-404a, 22-232c, 18-539c.
-, pass: see Mont Cenis. tribe: see Caddo. Ceniza, riv., Venez. 17-667b. Cenn Cruaich: see Cromm Cruach.
Centigrade system 27-740a;
CENTAURS 5-669b; Bassael Centesimo (coin) 10-774c. frieze 21-367a; Hercules' Centetes: see Tenrec, great. fight with 13-346a; Ixion, setosus: see Tang. father of 15-102a; Olympia Centetidae 14-643a; 14-639a; 17-527a. pediment 12-483d; Pelion home of 21-68c; Sanskrit counterpart 4-386c; Satrae identified with 24-230b. CENTAURUS (astron.) 5-669c; 7-13 (map). CENTAURY 5-669c. Centavo (coin) 4-174d; 153b. Centellas, Sp. 25-530 (F-G2). Centelles, Don Cherubin de 4- 249d.
Cenneide (king of Thomond): see Kennedy. Cennfaeladh 4-488a. Cenn Fuait, Ire.: battle (916) 14-765c. Cennick, John 5-77b; 529d; 14-195c. Cennini, Cennino 20-493d; 20- 487a; 20-492a; 11-383c. CENOBITES 5-661a. Cenobium 3-470b. CENOMANI, tribe 5-661a; 17- 433c; 15-27a. Cenomanian group 7-416a; 11- 670b; 1-505b; Algeria 1- 644a; fossils 5-806b. CENOTAPH 5-661b; 17-917a. Cenote (dict.) 1-817a; 28-943c. Cenozoic: see Cainozoic. Cens, riv., Fr. 16-923c. Censcalam, China: see Canton. Censer (astron.): see Ara, (vessel): see Thurible. Censive 17-595c. CENSOR 5-661c; Roman offi- cial 23-621c, 6-553d, 22- 626d, 9-725b; university official 5-662a. Censorate, China: see Tu Ch'a Yuen.
604d; bronze-casting 18- Cemaes Bay, Wales 9-428 (V. CENSORINUS 5-662b.
206c; coins 19-901b; metal
24-495 (PL. II.); rings 23- Cembalo, Russ.:
Cemas goral: see Goral.
Cellino di Nese: see Nese, Cembalo (music) 25-1039b: see
Cell membrane 21-769b.
Cell Mona, Ire.: see Kilmoon. Mosamhog: see Kilma-
Celloidin 18-408d.
Calotropin 12-142d.
Cell-plate 21-769a.
Cell stations 27-936d.
Cellular Clothing Co. v. Maxton
27-132a. Cellular-pathologie (Virchow) 28-110c.
Cellular separation: see Solitary confinement.
Cellulitis, pelvic 12-767c.
also Clavicembalo. Cembra pine: see Stone-pine (central Europe and Siberia). pumila 25-13d. Cemenelum, Fr. 15-26 (A3); 19-647a.
Cement, Ga. 11-752b.
Okla 20-58 (C3). Tex. 26-690 (B8). Wash. 28-354 (H1). CEMENT 5-653c; 6-835c; 18- 8760; adhesive 5-658d; ancient Roman 23-585a; isinglass 14-872c; plaster- ing 21-786a; sand 24-136c; temporary 5-659a.
Celluloid (Xylonite) 5-609b; Cementation process 12-199d. Cement City, Mich. 18-372 (F7).
amber imitated 1-793c
ivory substitute 15-95a
thermoluminescence
21- Cement copper 7-107a. Cementite 14-804b; 14-805a.
CELLULOSE 5-606a; bac- Cementon, Pa. 21-106 (L4).
terial action 3-166b; cattle Cement silver 12-200b.
food 5-606d; coal 6-577b;
vegetable fibres 10-310a; fermentation 3-169d; in-
stone group (geol.) 24-417c; 6-115a.
dustrial uses 5-609a; plant CEMETERY 5-659a; 6-349b;
cell walls 21-769b, 2-48c.
Cell wall: see Cell membrane. Celma, Juan B. 24-192c.
Celman, Juarez Miguel 2-472b. Celonites 28-360c.
Celor lens 21-511a.
Celoron, N.Y. 19-596 (A3). Celosia 6-628c.
-cristata: see Cock's-comb.
burial laws 4-823a; conse- cration 6-976b; district council's powers 9-438a; early German 11-829b: see also Cremation, Funeral Rites, &c.
Cemmaes, barony of, Wales: see Kemes.
Wales 9-428 (V. D2).
Centner 28-491b. CENTO, It. 5-674c; 15-4 (C2). CENTO (dict.) 5-674c.
Cento Camerelle, It. 3-214b. Cento Novelle Antiche 14-900d ; 15-530c.
Centorbi, Sic.: see Centuripe. Centradenia 14-157b. Centrahoma, Okla. 20 58 (E3).
Central, Ariz. 2-544 (D3).
Ark. 2-552 (A2).
La. 17-54 (b6).
Mo. 18-608 (F2).
N.Mex. 19-520 (B5).
Pa. 21-106 (K3).
S.C. 25-500 (B2).
-, park, N.Y. 19-610 (B1); 19-612a; 20-90d; 25-9596.
-, plateau, Fr.:
-, prov., Cey. 14-382 (M-N16 & 116).
Center City, Minn. 18-550 (E5).,provinces, India: see Cen
City, Tex. 26-690 (14). -Co., Pa. 21-106 (F-G4).
- Creek, riv., Minn. 18-550 (C7).
Cross, Va. 28-118 (F3). Centerdale, R.I. 23-249 (C1). Centergrove, Ala. 1-460 (C1). Center Hall, Pa. 21-106 (C4).
Harbor, N.H. 19-490 (D-E4).
Centerhill, Ala. 1-460 (C1). Center Hill, pt., Mass. 17-852 (F-G3).
Centering: see Centreing. Center Junction, Ia. 14-732 (F2).
Moreland, Pa. 21-106 (L3). Centerpoint, Ark. 2-552 (B4). -, Ind, 14-422 (C6).
Center Point, Ia. 14-732 (F2). - Point, Tex. 26-690 (H-16). Centerpoint, W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
Center Ridge, Ark. 2-552 (C2). Centerroad Station, Pa. 21-106 (B2).
Center Rutland, Vt. 19-490. (A4).
-Sandwich, N.H.19-490 (E4). Centersquare, Ind. 14-422 (H7).
Center Square, Pa. 21-106 (L6).
Star, Ala. 1-460 (B1). Centerton, Ark. 2-552 (A1). -, Ind. 14-422 (E5). N.J. 19-502 (B4). Centertown, Ky. (A-B3). -, Mo. 18-608 (D3). Center Tuftonboro, N.H. 19- 490 (E4). Center Valley, Pa. 21-106 (M4). Centerview, Mo. 18-608 (C3). Centerville, Ala. 1-460 (B3). Ark. 2-552 (B2). Conn. 6-952 (D4). CENTERVILLE, Ia. 5-669d; 14-732 (E4). -, Ida. 14-276 (B4). Ind. 14-422 (H5). Kan. 15-654 (H2). Ky. 15-740 (D2). La. 17-54 (a7).
Centaur (astron.): taurus. "Centaur "(ship) 22-747c. 5-669a; 13-
769a. calcitrapa: see Star-thistle. cyanus: see Cornflower. macrocephala 5-552d. nigra: see Knapweed. Centauri, a 5-669c; 25-789b, 25-789d.
Centauri, 5-669c; 25-787d. Centauro-Tritons 27-296c.
Minn. 18-550 (D-E5).
Miss. 18-600 (À4).
Mo. 18-608 (E-F4).
N.J. 19-596 (H3); 3-558d. 0.20-26 (B5). Pa. 21-106 (C2). R.I. 23-249 (B-C2). S.Dak. 25-506 (14). Tenn. 26-620 (D2). Tex. 26-690 (L-M4). Utah 27-814 (C2), fimbr Va. 4-792c; 4-7910. Wash. 28-354 (E4 Station, Ill. 14-304 (B5).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Academy, Miss. 18-600 (C1). African trough: see Rift valley. CENTRAL AMERICA 5-674d; 5-678 (map); ancient dia lects 18-335d; archaeology 5-677c, 1-808 (Pls. I., II.), 1- 812 (Pis. III., IV.), 18-335c; architecture 18-336c; coffee cultivation 6-647d; cotton trade 7-278d; ethnology 18- 335d, 2-755c; fresh-water fishes 14-270b; history 5- 676c, 6-475a; missionary work 18-598a; mountain system 19-763a; population 5-676c; rainfall 5-675d; societies, learned 25-313a: survey maps 17-653a; vol canoes 28-189c. -America, Greater Republic of 5-677b.
-American Court of Arbitra- tion 18-343c. -American sea 19-975d; 19- 974a; 19-973d. axis 17-966a.
Bridge, N.Y. 19-596 (A1). -City, Colo. 6-722 (E2); 6- 723b.
-City, Ia. 14-732 (F2). City, Ill. 14-304 (C5). City, Ky. 15-740 (A3). City, Neb. 19-324 (F3). City, S.Dak. 25-506 (B5). - Cordillera, mts., Colom. 701a.
Cotton Belt, Ga. 11-751d. criminal court, Lond. 16- 952b; 7-322d; 7-459a. Centrale, mt., Alps 26-242 (F3); 1-744c.
Central eclipse 8-888a. Experimental Farm, Can. 20-370a; 20-369c. CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. 5- 680a; 23-249 (C1); 976d.
Central-fire cartridge 1-875a. Central Grasleitenspitze, mt., Aus. 1-747b.
Centralhatchee, Ga. 11-752 (A2).
CENTRALIA, Ill. 5-680b; 14- 304 (C5); 14-304c. Kan, 15-654 (F1).
Mo. 18-608 (D2).
Okla. 20-58 (F1).
Pa. 21-106 (K4).
Wash. 28-354 (B3); 28- 354b.
Wis. 12-350c.
W.Va. 28-560 (C3).
CENTRAL INDIA 5-680b; 14-
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