(Mexican party) 18-339a. Central Lake, Mich. 18-372 (E4).
line (mensuration) 18-139a. London Railway 16-944b; 27-406a; lifts 9-265c; ven- tilation 27-409a. Markets, Smithfield 16- 951b.
Mediterranean Sea (geol.): see Tethys Sea.
Midwives' Board 18-424c. Mt. Stuart, mts., S.Aus. 2- 960 (E4); 2-961c; 2-947a. - nervous system 25-672d; 27-1048a.
News Agency 19-564c. Pacific railway 22-821d. Park, Mich. 13-611a. Centralpark, Mont. 14-276 (D3).
Central plane 18-139a. -projection 17-656d; 19- 294b; 7-573c. CENTRAL PROVINCES, India 5-681c; 14-382 (C-K9); British acquisition 4-609d; cotton manufacture 7-299d land settlement system 14- 388b; Munda race 19-2c. Square, N.Y. 19-596 (D2). Station, W.Va. 28-560 (C2). -Technical College, London 27-773b; 26-492c. Tennessee College: see Wal- den, university of. - (Unemployed) Body, Lond. 16-953c.
University, Indianapolis 27- 597b.
- University of Kentucky 7- 824a.
Valley, N.Y. 19-596 (B4). Viaduct, Cleveland 6-503d. Village, Conn. 6-952 (H3). Centranthus 10-564b.
- macrosiphon 13-766b. ruber see Red valerian. Centrarchidae 26-515c. Centraxonia 18-868a.
Centre, canal, Fr. 10-778 (G4); 9-917c; 10-786b; 8-269c.
-, canal, Belg. 5-170d.
isl., N.Z. 19-624 (B7).
Centre (spherical) 25-647b. Centred (math.) 16-421d. Centreing (arch.) 27-956d; 2- 343a.
- (carpentry) 5-388a. Centre Island, penin., N.Y. 20- 428a.
of England, Leics. (High Cross) 10-731d.
of gravity 17-960b; 2- 369a; 27-258c; 24-923c. Centre party (Ger.) 28-716b; 11-876a; 27-573c. Centreport, N.Y. 13-954a. Centre Star, mine, Can. 23- 752d.
Centreville, Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (C1).
Can. (N.Br.) 19-465 (B1). Ida. 14-279a.
Centricae 8-170b. Centrifugal couple 17-1014a.
drier see Hydro-extractor. fans 14-110a.
filter: see Hydro-extractor. force 18-906d; 17-1013d. inflorescence: see Definite inflorescence.
pump 14-107b.
roller mills 20-239b.
Centring error 24-751a. Centriole see Centrosome. Centripetal inflorescence: see Indefinite inflorescence. Centriscidae 26-545b. Centrisciformes 14-247d. Centrocercus urophasianus: see Sage-cock.
Centrode 17-958a; 17-1008c. Centroid 18-138c; 17-1008d. Centrolabrus exoletus: see Rock-cook.
Centromachus 2-303d. Centronellidae 4-366a. Centropagidae: see Diapto- midae.
Centropelma 12-4230; 3-974c. Centrophorus 24-809a. Centropipeda 18-868b. Centropolis, Kan. 15-654 (G2). Centropus : see Lark-heeled cuckoo. Centropyxis 8-238c; 23-248c. Centrosome 7-714c; 7-715c; 9-328d; Heliozoa 13-232b; plant cells 21-767b; repro- duction 23-117d. Centrosphere (biol.) 7-715d. - (earth) 14-171b.
Centrostigma 18-868a. Centrum (anat.) 14-258a.
- (geol.): see Seismic centre. - ovale 4-397c.
instructions given on Page 1.
Cent-Suisses 12-658b. Centula, Fr.: see St Riquier. Centulle III. 3-202b. Centum Cellae, It.: see Civita Vecchia.
Centum group 14-495a. Centumpondium 28-488a. CENTUMVIRI 5-683d; 536a. Centuria, Wis. 28-740 (A3). Centuria (cavalry) 9-724a; 23-| 619a; 6-764a; 23-529b. (measure) 28-484c. praerogativa 22-280a. Centurio 6-244a.
-(senex): see Masked vam- pire bat.
CENTURION (Rom. Emp.) 5- 684a; 23-472b. "Centurion (ship) 2-83d. Centurione, Paolo 21-940a. Centurioneae 6-244b. Centurione Zaccaria 1-141a. Centurioni, Alessandro 347d.
Centurioni (Italy) 15-50c. CENTURIPE, Sic. 5-684a; 15- 4 (E6); 15-26 (E6). CENTURY (dict.) 5-684b. Century, W.Va. 28-560 (C2). Century Club, N. Y. 6-568a. Century Dictionary 8-190a; 19-559a.
Century Magazine 13-587a. Century plant: see American aloe.
-Stakes (Eng.) 13-730c. -Stakes (U.S.) 13-736c. Centwine (king of Wessex) 28- 535a; 28-534c. Cenwalh: see Coenwalh. Cenwulf (abbot) 21-297d. Céo, Soror Violente do 22-160a. Ceol (king of Wessex) 5-592c; 28-535a; 28-534c. Ceolfrid (abbot) 3-615b; 15- 276d; 3-881c. Ceolred (king of Mercia) 18- 152b.
Ceolwulf (king of Mercia) 18- 152c; 9-469b; 15-735d; 27- 287a.
-(king of Northumbria 729-1 737) 19-793d ; 28-326a. -(king of Wessex) 26-168b; 28-534c; 28-535a. Ceorl (Saxon leader) 1-292a. (class): see Churl. CEOS, isl., Medit. 5-684b; 12- 424 (F3); Aristaeus cult 2- 493d; Valonia supply 7- 681b.
Cepeda, Teresa de: see Theresa, St.
Cepeda, Arg. 2-471a. Cepeham, Wilts. 28-699b. Cépéron, mt., Fr.Gui. 5-588d. Cépet, cape, Fr. 27-904d. Cephaëlis 5-552d. Cephalanthera 20-172b. Cephalaon 25-14c. Cephalaria 5-552d.
tatarica 5-551a. Cephalas, Constantinus 2-94d. Cephalas, Asia M.: see Keph- alas.
Cephalaspidae 20-361c; 24- 596d.
Cephalaspis 20-360d; 25-111b; 17-113d; 8-128c. Cephalic flexure 4-403a. CEPHALIC INDEX 5-684c; 7- 373b; American aborigines 1-811a, 14-466a; Bongo 4- 204d. -vein 27-970a; 1-941d. Cephalina 12-560b. Cephallenia, Gr. : see Argostoli.
isl., Gr. see Cephalonia. Cephalobus rigidus 19-362d. Cephalochorda 28-1033c; 27-
1048b; amphioxus 1-886d; craniata 27-1048c, 27-1049d. Cephalocones 11-522b. Cephalodia 16-580a. Cephalodiscus 22-614b. Cephaloedium, Sic.:
Cefalu. Cephalon 7-554a. CEPHALONIA, isl., Gr. 5-684c; 12-440 (B2); 12-424 (A-B2);| 25-34a; 19-283a; insurrec- tions (1848) 14-729c, 17- 792a; Norman acquisition 23-516a. Cephalont 12-557b. Cephalophinae 2-91d. Cephalophus : see Duiker. doriae: see Banded duiker. - jentinki: see White- shouldered duiker. CEPHALOPODA 5-685b; 18- 669d; 18-671b; 18-675a; Devonian 8-128a; eggs 9- 16a: Jurassic 15-570a; metamerism 18-671b; Ordo- vician 20-237d; Permian 21- 177c; radular formula 18- 672b shell 5-685c, 5-686a, 5-694d; Silurian 25-110c.
Cephalozia 4-702b; 4-704d (fig.). Cephalus (myth.) 1-893b; 2- 927b; 21-342b.
(father of Lysias) 17-182b; 25-425a. Cephas (bibl.): see Peter, St. Cephea 24-525b. Cepheidae (zool.) 24-525b. Cepheid variables (astron.) 25- 786b.
Cepheus (myth.) 1-975c. CEPHEUS (astron.) 5-702c; 7- 12 (map). Cephidae: see Stem saw-fly. Cephisodorus 2-501c. CEPHISODOTUS (the elder) 5- 702c; 12-487d.
Cephissus, lake, Gr.: see Copais.
-, riv., Gr. (Attica) 12-440 (E3-2); 12-426d.
-, riv., Gr. (Phocis) 12-440 (D2): see also Mavropotamo. Cephus Pender, Fla. 10-540 (F7).
Cephus pygmaeus 8-897b; 14- 179b.
Cepi, Russ. 4-286b. Cepina, It. 26-242 (14). Cepion (musician) 6-396a. Cepizzi, Sic. 15-4 (E6). Cepolidae 26-545c. Ceppes: see Stocks. Ceppomorelli, It. 26-242 (E5). Ceprano, It. 11-92b. Ceps 4-159d. Cerachates 5-803c. Ceram, Mal. Arch. : Serang. CERAM, isl., Mal.Arch.
702d; 17-466 (F3). --, sea, Mal. Arch. 17-466 (F3). Cerambycidae: see Longhorn beetle.
Ceramic, gulf, Asia M.: see Cos, gulf. Ceramic papier mâché 20-738a. CERAMICS 5-703a; Assyrian 3-108b; bronze age 2-352 (Pl. V.); Central Ameri- can 18-335d; Cincinnati pottery 6-673a; Cyprian 7- 698a; enamelling 9-362d; Euphronius' work 9-898c; ethnology 14-498c; gilding 12-14a; Hittite 13-537d;
Mexican and Peruvian 2- 349d; neolithic 2-352 (Pl. V.); Nippur pottery 19-707b; Susa examples 26-161d; terracotta lamps 16-132c; Trojan 27-316b; tiles 26- wheelless 972c, 19-17b; manufacture 2-350b: also under Ancient civiliza- tions and leading modern countries.
Ceramicus, Gr. 2-832 (map); 2-834c; 9-959a; excavations 2-837a.
Ceramidium 1-592d. Ceramium 1-597b. Cerano, Il.:
see Crespi, Gio- vanni Battista. CERARGYRITE 5-760a. Cerasin (bot.): see Cherry tree gum.
-(wax): see Ceresine. Cerasite 14-726c. Ceraso, mt., It. 15-4 (G2). Cerastes 28-108d.
cornutus: see Horned viper. Cerastium 5-440a; 10-557b. hirsutum 10-570d (fig.). Cerasus, Asia M.: see Kera sund.
(bot.): see Cherry. Mahaleb 10-556c (fig.). Cerasus Pharnacia, Asia M. 2- 760 (H2): see also Kerasund. Ceratella 14-151d; 14-155a. Ceratellidae 14-151d. Ceraterpeton 3-525b. Ceratiidae 26-545d; 14-268d. Ceratiocaridae 6-560b. Ceratiocaris 20-237d. papilio 7-554d (fig.).
Ceratiomyxa 19-109b (fig.); 19-105d. Ceratiomyxaceae 19-105d. Ceratisolen 16-124a.
legumen 16-118d; 16-119a. Ceratite beds (geol.) 27-260d. Ceratites 5-693d; 27-260c. trinodosus 27-260d. Ceratitidae 5-693d. Ceratitis capitata 8-308c. Ceratium 8-278a; 8-278b. - hirundinella 16-89b. Ceratobatrachidae 3-523d. Ceratobatrachus guentheri 11- 241b.
Ceratobranchial 24-595a. Ceratochelys insculpta 19- 488a. Ceratodontidae 26-543b; 14- 268a.
Ceratodus 26-543b; 14-248c; blastopore and anus 9-320b; development 9-328a; fins 14-259d (fig.); geological range 27-259d. -forsteri: see Neoceratodus. Ceratogaulus 23-446b. Ceratogymna: see Black horn- bill.
Cercopithecus neglectus: se De Brazza's monkey. nictitans: see Hocheur. patas: see Patas monkey. petaurista: see Lesser whit nosed guenon.
pogonias: see Bearded monkey.
pygery thrus: see Vervet. pyrrhonotus: see Nisnas monkey.
-sabaeus: see Grivet.
talapoin: see Talapoin. Cercopitheque: see Guenon. Cercopod: see Cercus. Cercospora concors 22-204a. vitis 28-96a. Cercus 13-425b; 13-418c. Cercyon (legend) 26-837d. Cerda, Sic. 26-642c. Cerdaña (Cerdagne), dist., Sp. 11-902b; countship 23. 780b; language 25-573b; Spain obtains 10-826a; war (1473) 17-40a. Cerdic (king of Elmet) 9-7c. CERDIC (king of Wessex) 5.
760c; 24-79b; 28-534b. Cerdo (heretic) 5-760c; 8- 353b; 17-692b. -, L. Vitruvius 27-1036c. CERDONIANS (sect) 5-468c. Cère, riv., Fr. 8-424a.
(falconry)13-94d; 10-142b Cereal, Okla. 20-58 (D2).
Belt, dist., Ala. 1-459d. Cereales (Roman officers) 1. 244d.
Cerealia: see Cerialia. Cercalin 10-550b.
CEREALIS, PETILLIUS 5- 468d; 19-413c. Cereals (agric.): see Grain. Cereatae, It. 5-440d; 14-633c. Cerebellar artery 2-666d. - peduncles 4-393a. Cerebellum 4-394b; 27-1049b; 14-264a; development 4- 403a; histology 4-395a; physiology 19-48d. Cerball (king of Ossory) 14- Cerebral artery 2-666c; 1.
765a; 14-764d.
Cerbalus, riv., It.: see Cer-
Cerbat, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Range, mts., Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Cerbère, cape, Fr. 10 778 (F6).
CERBERUS (myth.) 5-760b; 13-346c.
(astron.) 7-13d. rhyncops 25-290d. Cerbu, Rum. 23-826 (B2). Cercado, prov., Bol. 6-619a. Cercal, mts., Port. 25-530 (A4); 22-135a.
Cercamon (Provençal poet) 22- 497c.
Cercaphus, mt., Asia M. 14- 288d. Cercaria 27-244a; 25-284b. Cercen, pass, Alps 1-747a. Cerces, mt., Alps 1-742a. Cercetius, mts., Gr. 12-440 (C1). Cerchneis: see Kestrel. Cerci: see Cercus. Cercinitis, lake, Gr. 12-440 (B4): see Tachino. Cercis 16-382a. canadensis 15-536b. siliquastrum : see Judas
tree. Cercle de la Rue Royale 6- 568a.
- des Vingt 20-508b; 20- 507a. Cercocebus: see Mangabey. - albigena: see White-cheeked monkey. -collaris: see White collared mangabey.
940a; 2-164c.
- hemispheres 4-402d; 14. 264a; of fishes 14-265c; localization of function 19- 434d (fig.).
lobes 27-1049c.
peduncles: see Crura cere.
368a; fertilization 7-716b; proboscis 19-364b.
urticans 19-365a.
Cerebro-spinal fever 18-130d; 20-778c; inoculation for 28. 162d.
- spinal fluid 25-201b; 19. 431d.
Cerebrum 4-395c. Cerecloth: see Shroud. Cereda, pass, Alps 1-747c. Ceredig (king of Elmet): see Cerdic. Ceredo, W.Va. 28-560 (A3). Cerekwe, Ober, Aus. 3-4 (D2).
-, Unter, Aus. 3-4 (D2). Cerekwica, articles of 21-911b. Ceremonial congregation 7.
513d. Ceremonies, master of the: see Master of the Ceremonies. Ceremony (dict.) 4-9378. see Drinking -, drinking: Ceremonies. Cereopsis novae-hollandiae 12. 243a. Cereris, ludi: see Cerialia. CERES 5-760d; 12-402a; Am. barvalia 1-791c; temple, Paestum 20-448b; temple, Rome 26-656d, 1-244b. Ceres, Cape Col. 25-466 (D9); 5-247a; 5-232c.
N.Y. 19-596 (B3). Okla. 20-58 (D1).
Scot. 24-418 (F2); •
330c. Ceres (astron.) 21-718a. Ceres, rule of (math.): see Virgins, Problem of the Ceresco, Mich. 18-372 (F7). -, Neb. 19-324 (H3). Ceresco (sociol.): see Wiscon
sin Phalanx. Ceresine 20-430b.
Ceresio, lake, It.: see Lugano, lake. albigularis: see Sykes's Ceresole, It.: see Cerisoles.
callitrichus: see monkey.
Ceressus, Gr. 26-340c. Green Céret, Fr. 10-778 (F6).
cynosurus: see Malbrouck monkey.
Ceretapa, Asia M.: see Kaya.
Cerethrius (chief of Gauls) 27. Bay- Ceretic (king of Strathclyde):
diana see Diana monkey. diana ignita:
thighed monkey. leucampyx: see
Pluto Cereus, riv., Gr. 9-866b.
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Cereus (bot.): see Torch thistle Cerezo, Sebastian 7-798b.
Cerf, isl., Ind.O.1-320 (15) ; 24- 751c.
Cerfontaine, Belg. 3-668 (D3). Cerfroy, Fr. 27-286b. Ceri, It. 4-937a; 1-555b. Ceria, isl., Gr. 12-440 (G4). Ceria: see Cerium oxide. Cerialia 5-761a; 23-578d; lus- tration ceremony 17-131d; Proserpine associated with 22-457a; and Samson story 24-119c.
Cerialis, Petillius: see Cerealis, Petillius.
Ceriani, Antonio Maria 18- 896c; 3-454b; 3-857b, Cerianthidea 2-101b.
Cerianthus 2-101b; 6-641c; 23-36d.
Ceric fluoride, &c.: see Cerium compounds.
Ceriema: see Seriema. Cerig Gwynion grits 16-829c. CERIGNOLA, It. 5-761a; 15-1 (E4); 15-81c; battle (1503) 7-140c.
Cerigo, Gr. 12-424 (D4). -, isl., Gr. 12-424 (D4): see also Cythera. CERIGOTTO, Gr. 5-761a; 12- 424 (E4); bronze statue 12- 480 (PI V. fig. 73). Cérilly, Fr. 10-778 (F4). Cerin 5-608d.
CERINTHUS 5-761a; Ebion- ites influenced by 8-842c Logos doctrine developed against 15-451b; Revelation, Book of, ascribed to 23-212d; St John's Gospel attributed to 15-457a. Cerinthus, Gr. 12-440 (E2). Ceriornis: see Tragopan. -satyra: see Horned phea- sant.
-temminckii : see White pheasant.
Cerisiers, Fr. 10-778 (F3). Cerisoles, It.: battle (1544) 18- 787a, 14-521d. Cerisy-la-Salle, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Cerita Tularosa, N.Mex. 19- 520 (D4).
Cerite 5-761b; 9-733d. Cerithiidae 11-515d. Cerithium 11-515d; 9-663d ; 22-122a; geological range 15-570a, 20-82b. CERIUM 5-761b; compounds 5-761c.
-oxide 5-761c; 22-910a; 16- 656c.
Cerivoula 6-246a; 6-245d (fig.). -picta: see Indian painted bat.
Cerizay, Fr. 10-778 (D4). Cerlier, Switz.: see Erlach. Cermatobiidae 5-673d. Cermatobius 5-673d: 5-670c. Cerna, riv., Rum, 23-826 (A2). Cernahora, mt., Hung. 3-4 (G2).
Cernautzi, Aus. : see Czerno- witz.
Cernavoda, Rum. 23-826 (D2); 23-829b.
Cernay-la-Ville, Fr. 24-588d. Cerne, isl., Ind.O.: see Mau- ritius.
-Abbas, Dorset. 9-420 (III. C5); 8-436b.
Cernier, Switz. 26-242 (B2). Cerni Vrch, mt., Aus. 25-1059a. CERNUSCHI, HENRI 5-762a; 20-809d. CEROGRAPHY 5-762; 17- 633c; map reproduction 17- See also Encaustic
painting. Ceromel 13-654c.
Ceromya 16-124b.
Cerostoma asperella 16-472b
Cerotene 20-76d.
Cerotic acid 20-51a.
Cerovitsa, Serv. 24-686 (D2).
Ceroxylon andicola: see Wax- palm,
Cerqueto, It. 15-4 (F2). Cerquozzi, Michelangelo 7-
Cerralvo, isl., Mex. 18-318
(C2); 18-318c. Cerreto, mt., It. 1-778b. Cerrig-y-Druidion, Wales 9-
428 (V. D1); geology 8-18a. Cerrillos, N.Mex. 19-520 (D2). Cerrite del Lobo, mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (E3).
Cerro, mt., Urug. 18-779c. -Azul, Peru 16-689a. -del Campanario, Granadas, Incahuasi, &c., mts. : Campanario, Granadas, In- cahuasi, &c.
CERRO DE PASCO, Peru 5- 4708; 21-264 (B-C3); 1-
instructions given on Page 1.
785a (map); population 21-1 Cervus elaphus barbarus: Cetatea, Rum. 23-826 (A2); 270a.
Cerrogordo, Ark. 2-552 (A4). -, Fla. 10-540 (C6).
Cerro Gordo, Ill. 14-304 (D4). Gordo, Mex.: battle (1847) 24-4768.
Gordo, cape, P.R. 22-124 (B1).
Gordo Co., Ia. 14-732 (D1). Largo, dept., Urug. 2-462 (A6 & F3); 27-806c. Cerros, isl., Mex.18-318 (A-B1); 18-318c.
Cerro Santa, mt., W.I. 24- 194d.
Cersobleptes 8-11c; 21-377b. Certa, Port. 25-530 (A3). CERTALDO, It. 5-762b; 15-4 (C3).
Certhia caerulescens : see Blight-bird.
-costae: see Tree-creeper.
familiaris: see Tree-creeper. Certhiidae: see Creeper. Certhilauda 16-218c; 13-676c.
deserti see Desert-lark. Certhiola: see Sugar-bird. Certhiomorphae 20-324d. Certificat de complaisance 3- 484d.
Certificate examination 43d.
Certiorari 28-850b; 22-427c; mandamus 22-715a. Certosa di Pavia, monastery, It. 20-970d; 2-410a; 15- 18d; altar 1-761 (Pl. II. fig. 1); sculptures 24-496a. Cerularius, Michael: see Mi- chael (Cerularius). Cerulean, Ky. 15-740 (B2). Cerura: see Puss moth. Cerussa 16-319a. CERUSSITE 5-762c; 7-578a (fig.); 16-315a. CERUTTI, G. A. G. 5-762d. Cerva, Port. 25-530 (B2). Cervantes, P.Is. 21-392 (C2).
Sp. 25-530 (B1); 17-116c. CERVANTES SAAVEDRA,
Miguel de 5-763a; 25-582d; 8-507d.
Cervaro, riv., It. 15-4 (E4); 15-26 (E4).
Cervati, mt., It. 15-4 (E4); 5- 124a.
Cervela 19-950d.
see Red deer, of Barbary states.
- elaphus corsicanus : Red deer, of Corsica. -eldi: see Thamin.
sica: see Sika. taevanus 7-923c. unicolor see Sambar. vaginalis see Muntjac. wallichii: see Barasingha. yarcandensis 7-923b. Ceryl alcohol 20-51a. Ceryle 15-809a; 3-974c. alcyon : see Belted king- fisher.
Coryx see Keryx. Cesalpinus Andreas (anatom- ist) 27-927b.
Cesar, riv., Colom. 6-701 (B2); 6-702c.
Cesareda, cave, Port. 5-578b. CESAREVICH (title) 5-767a; 27-348b.
-(horse-race) 5-767a; 730a.
Cesari, Antonio 14-911b. -, GIUSEPPE 5-767b. Cesarini, Julian, cardinal 3- 463c; 7-546b; 28-766c; death 27-445d. CESAROTTI, MELCHIORE 5- 767b:
Cesena, Michael of: see Michael of Cesena.
CESENA, It. 5-767c; 15-4 (D2); 15-26 (D2); Cesare Borgia 4-249a; massacre 13-100c.
Cesi, Federigo 11-408c. Cesi, It. 5-411c.
Cérvenka burner 16-658d. Cervera, Guillem de: see Wil-Cesinge, John 13-925a. liam de Cervera.
CERVERA Y Topete 5-766d; 25-594c. Cervera, Sp. (Lérida) 25-530 (F2); 16-483d.
- Sp. (Palencia) 25-530 (C1). -, cape, Sp. 25-530 (E4). riv., Sp. 16-483d.
del Rio Alhama, Sp. 25-530 (D1); 16-921d. Cervetri, It.: discovery of trea- sure 21-791a; paintings 20- 464d; pottery 5-722c: tombs 5-498a (figs.). See also Caere.
Cervia, It. 15-4 (D2); 23-345b. Cervical flexure 4-403a.
ganglion 19-403a; 19-403b. - glands 17-166c. nerves 19-398c.
- plexus 19-398c. vertebrae 5-769a. Cervicapra: see Reedbuck. Cervica prinae 2-91b. Cervidae: see Deer. Cervignano, Aus. 3-4 (C4). Cervinae 7-922c.
Cervinara, It. 15-4 (C6). Cervini, Marcello :
cellus II. (pope). Cervix uteri 12-766a. Cervoni, Jean Baptiste 11- 186b.
Cesky Les, mts., Aus. 4-122a. Cesma, riv., Hung. 3-4 (E4). Cesnola, Alessandro Palma di 5-768a; 7-700c.
-, LUIGI PALMA DI 5-767d; excavations 7-700b; plate collected 21-790c, 21-791a. Cespedes, Andres Garcia de 19- 287c.
Carlos Manuel de 3-554a. PABLO DE 5-768a; 498a.
Y MENESES, GONZALO de 5-768b. CESS 5-768c.
Cesse, riv., Fr. 2-896a.
Cesser clause 1-305d. CESSIO BONORUM 5-768c; 3- 331c; 3-330d. Cession (of territory) 2-73b. Cessna, Pa. 21-106 (E-F5). Cessolis, Jacobus de 6-106a. Cester (suffix): see Chester. CESTI, MARC' ANTONIO 5- 768c; 25-406b. Cestio, bridge, Rome 23-612 (C3); 4-534c; 23-607a. CESTÍUS, LUCIUS 5-768c. Cestodes: see Tapeworms. Cestoidea 7-593b (fig.). Cestona, mineral water 18- 519d.
Cestoplana 21-708d (fig.). Cervulus see Muntjac. Cestos, Okla. 20-58 (B1). -crinifrons: see Hairy-fronted, riv., W.Af. 16-539d.
battle (1854) 7-450c. Cete (astron.): see Cetus. Cetera 6-400a. Cetewayo see Cetywayo. CETHEGUS, GAIUS COR- nelius (conspirator) 5-775c. -, Gaius Cornelius (consul): see Cornelius Cethegus, Gaius. -, MARCUS CORNELIUS 5- 775c.
Cetheus (astron.): see Her- cules. Ceti y 5-776c; o 25-785c; 13- 416d; spectrum 21-717 (Pl. II.); 7-13 (Pl. II.). CETINA, GUTIERRE DE 5- 775d; 25-582a. Cetina, riv., Dalm. 3-4 (E5); 7-772d; fauna 7-772d. Cetiosaurus 23-145c. Cetobriga, Port. 24-707a. Cetoconcha 16-124c. Cetoconchidae 16-124c. Cetomimidae 26-544d; 268d.
Cézallier, mts., Fr. 22-674b. -, basalt of 21-847d. Cézanne, Paul 14-344d. Cèze, riv., Fr. 10-778 (G5) ; 11- 458b.
Cezimbra, Port. 25-530 (A3). Cf. (abbrev.) 1-27c. C.G.S. (abbrev.) 17-974d. Ch. (abbrev.) 1-30a. Chaab see Kab. Chaakar-teniz, lake, Russ.As. see Chalkar-teniz. Chaam, Holl. 13-588 (B3). Chaarcha, mts., Turkest. 26- 304a.
Chab, El, Pal. 20-602 (E4). Chaba, mt., Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B2).
Chabanais, J. de Montluc, prin- cess of 18-725b. Chabanais, Fr. 10-778 (E5). Chabannes, Antoine de 7-789c; 17-38d; 17-40b.
Jacques de, seigneur of La Palice: see La Palice.
14- Chabar, rock, Niger. 19-674d. Chabarrou, mt., Fr. 5-559c. Chabas, F. J. 9-49b.
Cetona, It. 6-571c. Cetonia 6-673d (fig.). -aurata: see Rese-chafer. Cetoniadae: see Rose-chafer. Cetoniinae: see Rose-chafer. Cetorhinidae 24-596a. Cetorhinus: see Basking shark. Cetotherium 5-774d. Cetraria islandica: see Iceland
Cetraric acid 14-241b. Cetrarin see Cetraric acid. Cetraro, It. 15-4 (E5). CETTE, Fr. 5-775d; 10-778 (F6); breakwater 4-476c. CETTIGNE, Monten. 5-776a; 18-767 (A-B2). CETUS 5-776c; 7-13 (map). Cetyl alcohol 20-51a.
- palmitate 25-644b. CETYWAYO (Zulu chief) 5-
776c; 28-1053a; 27-196d. Ceulen, Ludolph van 6-385a. CEUTA, Mor. 5-777a; 18-851 (E1).
Ceutorhynchus sulcicollis 8- 897a.
CEVA, It. 5-7770; 15-4 (B2); 27-412c.
Cevadine 1-686a.
Cevallos, Pedro de 21-577b. Cevedale, mt., Alps 1-746c.
pass, Alps 1-746d. CEVENNES, mts., Fr. 5-777d; 10-778 (F-G5); geology 10- 778b; war in, see Cami- sards.
Cevenole (ethnol.) 9-919b. Ceycinae: see Daceloninae. Ceylanite see Pleonaste. Ceylon, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Ga. 11-752 (E5). Minn. 18-550 (C7). Pa. 21-106 (C6). CEYLON, isl., India 5-778b; 14-382 (116); Buddhism 14-397c; caste system 5- 468a; census 5-665d; coin- age 19-905d; coolie ques- tion 7-77d; flora and fauna 5-779c, 2-746a, 20-309b; forests 10-651d; geology 5- 779b, 5-948a; martial law 17-792a; missions 15-124c;| periodicals 21-156a; popu- lation 11-636c, 4-606d, 26- 389a; rainfall 2-745a.
Commerce and industries 5- 782d; cocoa production 5- 782a; coco-nut planting 6-631c; coffee cultivation 6-648a; cotton trade 7- 276d, 7-278d; pearl fisheries 21-25b; rubber cultivation 23-796c tea planting 26- 479d, 26-479b, 26-482b, (Table); timber export 10- 648c; tobacco cultivation 26-1039b; trade statistics 27-602a.
- History 5-783b; 2-754d; authorities 14-622c; Crown Council 4-610c; Dutch East India Co. 8-716c; Dutch settlements 14-405b; India invaded 14-400c; Maha- vamsa 17-395b; Rama's ex- pedition 27-369b; Rama- yana legends 24-169b. "Ceylon" (horse) 13-737a. "Ceylon" (law case) 24-99c. Ceylon chrysolite 27-104b. -elk: see Sambar. Ceylonese mayflv 21-478b. Ceylonite: see Pleonaste. Ceylon medal 18-6b. -Pearl Fisheries Co. 5-782b. - ruby: see Almandine. Cevssac, diatomite of (geol.) 21-847d. Ceyx (myth.) 1-530b. (zool.) 15-809a. Ceyzériat, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Chabaud de la Tour: see Louis Philippe I.
CHABAZITE 5-785a; 18-516b. Chaberton, mt., Alps 1-742a. Chabeuil, Fr. 10-778 (G5). Chabjuwardoo, bay, W.Aus. 2- 960 (A4).
Chablais, dist., Fr. 10-778 (H4); 9-341d; 10-940c; 11-590b.
Chable, Switz.: see Bagnes. CHABLIS, Fr. 5-785c; 10-778 (F4); wine 5-785c, 28-724e. Chaboillez, C. J. B. 19-783b. Chaboras, riv., Turk.As.: see Khabur.
CHABOT, FRANCOIS 5-785c. GEORGES ANTOINE 5- 785d.
Gui, comte de Jarnac: see Jarnac.
Henri 23-460a. PHILIPPE DE 5-785d. Chabote, pt., C. Verde Is. 5-253 (map).
Chabra, state, India 12-749d. Chabraeus (Chabrey, D.) 22- 201c.
Chabran, Joseph, count 11- 198b. CHABRIAS 5-786a; 7-960d; 27-262a.
CHABRIER, ALEXIS E. 5- 786b.
Chabrus (society) 3-30a. Chabu, Afg. 15-631c. Chabur, riv., Turk.As. : see Khabur.
Chacabuco, Arg.: battle (1817) 2-470a; 6-154b; 24-153d. "Chacabuco " (cruiser) 24-
911a. Chacachacare, isl., W.I. 28-544 (B4); 27-284c. Chacahoula, La. 17-54 (b7). Chacao, str., Chil. 6-144a.
gulf, Chil. 6-143b. Chacatos, tribe: see Choctaws. Chacchar 6-614d.
Chace, Jonathan 7-124c. Chach (Brahman ruler) 3-663b. Chachacomani, mt., Bol. 4-167 (A2); 4-168b. Chachak, Serv. 24-686 (B2); 24-690b.
dept., Serv. 24-686 (B2). Chachanobori, mt., Jap. 15. 156 (P4); 15-952a. Chachapoal, riv., Chil. 6-660b. Chachapoyas, Peru 21-264 (B2); 1-790b. Chachavi, riv., Ec. 8-913c. Chachra, India 14-376 (D). Chachur, pass, India 14-376 (C5).
—, riv., India 14-376 (C-D5). Chachu Tsanpo, riv., Tib. 4- 387c. Chackmore, Bucks. 4-727d. CHACMA 5-786c; 3-96d; 22- 325d (fig.). Chacmaltun, C.Am. 5-678b. Chac-mol figures 5-678b; 1- 812 (Pl. III. fig. 9). Chaco, canyon, N.Mex. 19-520 (C2),
CHACO, dist., Arg. 5-786c; 2- 462 (D2).
riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (B1). Austral, plain, Arg. 2-462 (D2).
Central, plain, Arg. 2-462 (D1). Chacoli (wine) 1-478d. CHACONNE (dance) 5-786c; 7-798a.
(music) 5-786d; 27-913b. Chacota, pt., Chil. 2-462 (E5), Chacra, Arg. 5-502c. Chacre Mesa, plain, N.Mex. 19-520 (C2). Chacujal, C.Am. 5-678c.
Chacula, C.Am. 5-678c. CHAD, ST 5-786d; 16-586a; 28-928b; gospels 20-575b. CHAD, lake, C.Af. 5-786d; 11- 99 (A1); 5-787a (map); drainage area 1-322a; ethno- logy 1-329a, 4-265c; geology 5-111b; Niger connexion 11-100c, 19-675c. Chadar (Chaddar) 14-419b. Chadargat, India 14-32c. Chada Sri Vasishthiputra 14- 626c.
Chadburn, N.C. 19-772 (D3). Chad Circumscription, div., Fr. Cong. 11-99 (B1); 11-99b. CHADDERTON, Lancs. 5- 787d; 28-933 (A2); 7-288b. Chaddesley Corbett, Worcs. 9- 420 (III. C2). Chaddock, G.A. 16-701c. Chadds Ford, Pa. 21-106 (I-K7). CHADERTON, 5-787d. Chadi-leubu, riv., Arg. 20- 657d.
Chadlington, Oxon. 9-420 (III. D3). Chadramotites, Arab. 12-799d. Chadron, Neb. 19-324 (B2). Chadron group (geol.) 19-324b. Chadu, caves, Mal.Penin. 17- 472a.
Chadugan, dist., Pers. 14-867d. Chadwa, hills, India 7-670d. Chadwell, Ess. 16-942 (F3).
Heath, Ess. 16-942 (E2). CHADWICK, SIR EDWIN 5- 788a; 5-659b; 25-303c. , George Whitefield 19-83a. Henry 3-459b.
William 7-931a. Chadwick, Ala, 1-460 (B3). Ill. 14-304 (C1).
Mo. 18-608 (C-D5). pond, Mass. 17-852 (E1). Chaechasta, Pers.: see Urmia, Lake of.
Chaerea, C. Cassius 6-464d; 11-391d.
Chaereas and Callirrhoe:
Loves of Chaereas and Cal- lirrhoe.
CHAEREMON (dramatist) 5- 788c; 8-490b.
- (general) 21-74d.
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CHAFFEE, ADNA ROMANZA 5-800b.
Chaffee, Mo. 18-608 (G4).
N.Dak. 19-780 (G3). CHAFFINCH 5-800c; allied species 10-353b; New Zea land 1-120c; nuptial plum- age 10-226d. CHAFING-DISH 5-800d. Chaga, dist., Ger.E.Af. 15- 792d; dialect 3-358d. Chagai, India 14-376 (A5); 3- 293b.
Chagai, agency, India 3-291c. Chagan, riv., Russ.As. 27-420 (F2); 24-616d. Chagan Sarai, Afg. 15-946b. Chagarzai, tribe 4-24b; 13- 116d; 28-947c. Chagas, Agostinho da 22-160a. -, Pinheiro 22-163b. Chagatai: see Jagatai. Chagford, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E2); 8-134a.
Chaggo, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A2). Chagla, China: see Ta-chien-
- Burjak, ford, Afg. 13- 251a.
- Dank, riv., Pers.: see Shu- tait.
Chahardar, pass, Afg. 1-309c; 13-513d.
CHAEREMON (philosopher) 5- Chahar-lang, tribe 3-229d.
788c; 26-793d. Chaerocampa 18-498b. Chaeromyces meandriformis 27-323b (fig.). CHAERONEIA (Chaeronea),
Gr. 5-788d; 12-440 (D2); battle (338 B.C.) 7-962a, 2- 593d, 12-453d; battle (146 B.C.) 18-258b; battle (86 B.C.) 2-361d; 26-54d. Chaeropithecus 22-331b. Chaerops Ritchiana: see Dwarf palm.
Chaetae see Setae. Chaetasteridae 8-880b.
Chaharmahal, dist., Pers. 14- 868a.
Chahilburj, ruins, Afg. 3-304d. Chahil Dukteran, Russ.As. 15- 955a.
Chahiltan (Chiltan), mt., Bal. 3-292c.
Chahorra, mt., Can.Is. 26-615b. Chahtas, tribe: see Choctaws. Chaibar, Arab.: see Khaibar. Chaibasa, India 14-376 (L8); 25-148c.
Chai Chai, Port.E.Af. 25-466 (L-M5).
Chaichin-obo, China 27-420 (H-13).
Chaidari, Gr.: battle (1826) 12-495b.
Chaide, P. Malón de: see Malón de Chaide. Chaidenoi (people) see Hei-
Chai-ju, Kor.: see Quelpart. Chail, mt., India: see Chel. Chailas, mt., Tib.: see Kailas. Chailland, Fr. 10-778 (D3). Chaillé-les-Marais, Fr. 10-778 (D4). Chaillé-Long, C. 19-698c; 27- 560b; 27-558b; 21-949c. Chaillexon, lake, Fr. 8-441c. Chaillot, Paris 5-395b. CHAIN 5-801b.
(knight's) 15-855d.
- (measure)4-592b; 28-491b;
- (mechanics) 17-970a; 17- 1004d; 17-1008a. (rope-making): see Warp. (surveying), Gunter's 12- 730a.
Chain, isl. Pac.O.: see Anaa. -, lake, Me. 17-434 (E4).
lakes, Me. 17-434 (B3). rock, Nfd. 24-19a. Chainat, Siam 14-498 (B4); 13-109c; 25-3a. Chainaye, Achille 24-512b. Chain Bar, Lancs. 17-545 (map). Chaine, Cour de la 7-534b. Chain grate stoker 4-150b. harrow 13-27d. -mail 2-589c.
Chainpur, India 14-376 (L8). Chain shot 1-866d.
stitch 19-339d; 24-7458. CHAFFARINAS, isls., Mor. 5- Chain Tower, La Rochelle 16-
800b; 18-851 (F1).
Chaff-cutter 1-396a.
Chain track tractor 27-119c.
Chaff-cutting Machines (Acci- CHAIR 5-801b; 11-264 (Pl. I.);
pendale 6-237d; Hepple- Chalcidici, dist., Syr. 1-541d; white 13-305d.
Chair (eisteddfod) 9-136c. Chairel, lagoon, Mex. 18-319b. Chair of Kildare, hill, Ire. 5- 300c; 15-791a.
of St Peter: see St Peter's chair.
CHAISE 5-802c.
encoignure 9-369b. Chai-tang, China 6-133d. Chaitanpur, mts., India 25- 148c.
Chaitanya (Hindu reformer)
13-510d: 15-927b. Chaitra (chron.) 13-492d. Chaitradi year 13-493c, Chaitraratha 15-935c. Chaitri (astron.) 13-493d. Chait Singh 13-57d; 2-714b. Chaitya (Indian arch.) 14-428d. Chaja see Screamer. Chajdoab, dist., India: see Jech doab.
Chajul, riv., C.Am. 5-678 (A3).
Chaka (Zulu) 28-1051d; 15- 628b; 3-505a; 19-257d. Chaka (zool.): see Crested
Chakao-Kshatriya, dist., India 8-740d.
Chakar, riv., Bal. 14-376 (C5). Chakar see Crested screamer. Chakardharpur, India 14-376 (L8).
Chakavski literature 7-476c. Chakdara, India 18-649c. Chak-dor Namygé 25-89a. Chakhansur (Chakansur), dist., Afg. 24-593a. Chakhars 18-715b. Chakhmak, Mir 28-919d. Chakir Beg 24-608b. Chakiria, India 14-382 (P9). Chakla Roshnabad, dist.,
India: see Roshnabad, Chakla.
Chakmak, Turk. 27-426 (E2). Chakmaktin, Afg. 20-657a. - lake, Afg. 14-376 (E-F1); 20-420b; 20-657a. Chakosi, dist., W. Af. 26-1046b. CHAKRATA, India 5-802c;
14-376 (G4); 19-97b. Chaksana, India 4-139b. Chakwal, India 14-376 (E3). Chala, Peru 21-271a. Cha-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (E3). Chalabre, Fr. 10-778 (F6). Chalais, H. de Talleyrand, count of 10-835d; 23- 304a. Chalais, Fr. 10-778 (E5). park, Fr. 18-314d. Chalan, lake, India 22-867c. Chalandri, Gr. 2-241a. Chalanson, mt., Alps 1-742d. Chalap Dalan, mt., Afg.: see Kaisar, Koh-i. Chalarodon 16-824d; 23-175a. Chalarosomata 27-390a.
Chalarothoraca 13-233d. Chalas, riv., Pers.: see Chalus. Chalastra, Macedon. 12-440 (B4).
Chalaza 10-572c (fig.); 11- 259a (figs.). Chalazogameae 5-485c. Chalazogamy 2-11d; 5-485c. Chalbes (myth.) 4-873d. Chalca 18-331d. Chalcanthite 7-109d; 18-512a. Chalcanthum 1-767a. Chalce, isl., Aeg.S.: see Khalki. CHALCEDON, Asia M. 5-802d; 2-760 (C2); Alcibiades cap- tures 21-75c; battle (74 B.C.) 18-621d; coins 19- 886c; copper-mines 5-803c; "Oak" synod 6-321c. See also Kadi-Keui. CHALCEDON, COUNCIL OF 5-802d; 23-518c; canons 5-193d; Christology 13- 359d, 20-334b; creed re- vision 7-396a; Monophysite controversy 18-732c, 15- 119a; schisms resulting 2- 569d, 7-114d. CHALCEDONY (Calcedony) 5- 803c; 6-320d; Cretan seals 11-564b.
Chalcedony Park, Ariz. 1-369d. Chalceia 13-305b; 2-829d. Chalchalaca 18-320d. Chalchihuitl, mt., N.Mex. 27- 483b.
Chalchihuit! (min.) 15-123d. Chalcia, isl., Aeg.S.: see Khalki. Chalcides 16-826b; 23-174b. Chalcidice, dist., 12-440 (B4);
Androdamas 12-502b; coin- age 19-881b; early settle- ments 5-804a, 9-866d; league 20-98b.
penin., Turk. 27-426 (C3); San Stefano treaty 4-782b.
26-309b; 5-31a; oasis 26- 306b. Chalcidici (zool.) 23-138c. CHALCIDICUM (arch.) 5-804a; 3-471a. Chalcididae 13-429d; 14-243a; galls produced 11-424b; wing 14-177d. Chalcidoidea 14-180a. Chalcis, Gr. (Aetolia) 12-440 (C2).
- Gr. (Elis) 12-440 (C3). CHALCIS, Gr. (Euboea) 5- 804a; 12-440 (E2); 12-424 (E2); 9-866a; alphabet 1- 727c; coinage 19-885c; de- struction by Rome 23-633b; vases 12-477b. Chalcitis, isl., Princes' Is.: see Khalki.
Chalco, Mex. 18-318 (G1).
Chalkar-teniz, Russ.As. 27-420 (C2).
-, lake, Russ. As. 27-414d. Chalk Beck, riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3).
Bluff, Ala. 1-460 (B1). Chalk drawings 14-325c. Chalkeia: see Chalceia. Chalk engraving 23-950c. Chalker, Ga. 11-752 (D2). Chalk Farm, Lond. 27-604c. Chalkheugh, Scot. (Kelso) 15- 721a.
CHALKHILL, JOHN 5-807a; 28-301b. CHALKING THE DOOR (Scots law) 5-807b. Chalk Level, Va. 28-118 (C4). Chalk marl 5-806b; 7-416a; 11-
670b; phosphatic nodules 13- 398d; spear-pyrites 17-683d. Chalk River, Can. 20-114 (E1). Chalk rock 5-806a; 20-415d. See also Chalk.
stones (med.): see Tophi. Chalky, isl., N.Z.: see Dark Cloud.
Chalky boulder clay 18-413d; 19-768d; 19-827c. Chalkydrie (myth.) 9-652a. 5- Challacombe, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E1).
-, Ill. 14-304 (B4).
Chalcophyllite (tamarite) 7- CHALLAMEL, JEAN BAP.
110b. Chalcopsittacus 17-12b. Chalcopteryx 8-470b. Chalcopyrite : pyrites. Chalcosiderite 7-110b. Chalcosoma atlas 15-287a. Chalcotrichite 7-635c. Chalcous (coin) 28-488c. CHALDAEA, Syr. astronomy 3-114b, 28-994a; inhabitants 5-804d, 12- 782d. See also Chaldee. Chaldaean Church (Uniat) 19- 408a; 23-488c. Chaldaean, marshes, Syr. 3-
Chaldaeans (modern tribe) 5- 548b; 27-427b. "Chaldaean 114b. Chaldaeo-Pahlavi (script) 1- 731a; 20-455c. Chaldaran, plain, Pers.: see Kalderon. Chaldea, Ia.: see Centerville. CHALDEE (lang.) 5-805c; 19-
11d; dictionaries 8-196d. Chaldians, people 7-632d. Chaldir Gol, lake, Cauc. 23- 874 (II. C3); 5-547b. Chaldiran, Pers.: battle (1515) 27-446d.
Chaldon, Sur. 16-942 (D3);
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tiste 5-807b. Challans, Fr. 10-778 (D4). CHALLEMEL-LACOUR, Paul Amand 5-807b. Challenge, Pa. 21-106 (E3). CHALLENGE (dict.) 5-807c.
(law) 12-505d; of jurors 15-591a. Challenger, mt., Fiji 10-335 (B2). CHALLENGER " EXPEDI- tion 5-807d; 19-240b; 8- 569c; Agassiz 1-367a; Renard 23-96a. Challengeria 22-804b (table). Challes, Fr. 18-520a; 24-248d. Challich, hills, Scot. 23-741d. Challier, Joseph: see Chalier, Joseph.
Challis, James 1-177d; 19- 386c.
Challis, Ida. 14-276 (B3). CHALLONER, RICHARD 5- 808a.
Chalmadale, glen, Scot. 2-644c. CHALMERS, ALEXANDER 5- 808b.
-, Alexander (of Clunie) 3- 313c.
Sir David P. 25-578. GEORGE 5-808c.
GEORGE PAUL 5-809c; 8-939c.
Sir M. D. 25-885a. THOMAS 5-809c; 24-4640; 11-72c; Edinburgh statue 8-939b; French Protestant- ism 13-868a.
William 12-271d. Chalmers, Ark. 2-552 (C3). Ind. 14-422 (D3). Brook, riv., Vt. 19-490 (C3). Chalmette, La. 17-54 (d7); 19- 529d.
Chal Oghil, Turkest. 6-168 (C2). Chaloi, tribe 8-28a. Chalon, Alfred Edward 18- 527b.
John James 18-527b. CHALONER, SIR THOMAS 5-
811a. Chalonitis, dist., Asia 21-215d. Chalonnes limestone 8-125c. Chalonnes-sur-Loire, Fr. 10- 778 (D4). Chalons, René de 3-404d; 20- 146a.
CHALONS-SUR-MARNE, Fr. 5-811c; 10-778 (G3); battle (451) 2.885d, 9-923b, 23- 658a.
CHALON-SUR-SAONE, Fr. 5- 811d; 10-778 (G4); 4-821a; 19-424a. Chalosse, dist., Fr. 10-776 (C5) 16-154c. Chalouette, riv., Fr. 9-803d. Chalpaida (m. of Charles Mar- tel) 5-942c. Chalt, fort, India 12-20d. Chalta Irmak (Lycus), riv., Turk.As. 2-565 (A2); 9- 894d. Chaltin, Commandant 16-61a. Chaltsmide (Chaudroneurs) 12- 38b. Chaluim, mt.,Scot. 24-418 (B2). CHALUKYA (dynasty) 5- 812b; 4-188d; 14-400a; architecture 14-430d; coin-
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Chalumeau 6-438d; 3-204c. Chalune, mt., Switz. 26-242 (B4).
Chalupka, S. 25-245b.
Chalus, Fr. 10-778 (E5); 23- 295b.
-, riv., Pers. 17-939d.
-, riv., Turk.As. : see Ku- walk.
Chalusset, Fr. 13-76a. CHALYBAUS,
Moritz 5-812c.
Chalybeate, Ga. 11-752 (B3). - Miss. 18-600 (D1). - Tenn. 26-620 (F2). Chalybeate waters 18-520a. Chalybes, people 22-70c. CHALYBITE (min.) 5-812d; 16-700b. See also Siderite. Chalybon, Turk.As.: see Alep-
val., Syr.: see Helbun. Chaly bonitis, dist., Syr. 1- 542a.
Chalybon wine 28-716d. Chalyk-tau, mts., Turkest.: see Khalyk-tau.
819c; the lord, see Lord Chamberlain; of England, see Lord Great Chamberlain. Hookham Chamberlain and
electric meter 18-292a. Bayard treaty 5-164a. Branch, riv., N.J. 19-502 (D4).
porcelain works 5-755c. CHAMBERLAYNE, WILLIAM 5-820b; 9-622a. Chamberlen, Hugh (physician) 19-964a.
Chamberlin, T. C. (geologist) 7-415b; 12-58c; 28-191d. Chamberlin, Can. 5-160 (13). La. 17-54 (a5). Chamber music 14-654d. of Arbitration, Lond.: see London Chamber of Arbitra- tion.
of Deputies (France) 10- 7898; 10-876b; 10-927b; building 2-429c, 27-1011d; colonies represented 10-898a - of Shipping (U.K.) 27-136b. -of Spoils: see Spoils, Chamber of.
Chambers, Charles Edward Stuart 5-821b.
Cham (prophet): see Zoro--, EPHRAIM 5-820c; 9-374a.
GEORGE 5-820c.
Haddon 8-534a; 8-536d. John G. 4-350c; 22-639c. Mrs Lambert 16-303c. Mary 15-705d. ROBERT (1802-1871) 5- 820d; 11-646d; on varia- tion 27-906d.
Robert (1832-1888)
-, SIR WILLIAM 5-821b; 2- 420d.
William 5-821b; 21-38c; statue 8-939c.
Chambers, Ga. 11-752 (A1). Neb. 19-324 (F2). N.S.W. 19-538 (E3). isl., Wis. 28-740 (F3). CHAMBERS (law) 5-821d; Chancery division 5-836d. Chambersburg, Ill.14-304(B4). Ind. 14-422 (E7).
N.J.: see Trenton, N.J. O. 20-26 (F7).
CHAMBERSBURG, 822a; 21-106 (G6). Chambers Co., Ala. 1-460 (D3). Co., Tex. 26-690 (N6). Chambers of Commerce 27-
of Reunion: see Chambres de Réunion.
- of Rhetoric 8-721a.
Chambers's Encyclopaedia 9-
Chambers's Journal 5-820d; 21-
Chambre des députés: see Champagne Mouton, Fr. 10-1 Chamber of Deputies.
Chambers's logarithmic tables
Chambers v. Goldthorpe 2-
325c. Chambersville, Pa. 21-106 (D4) Chamber-tombs 4-937b.
des enquêtes 20-834a. des mises en accusation 15- 593a.
des requêtes 20-834b. introuvable 10-864b. Chambrelent, François
155a. Chambrelien, (B3). Chambre retrouvée 10-864d. Chambres de Réunion 10-844c; 11-860d.
Chamarajendra Wodeyar 19- see see CHAMBERY, Fr. 5-822b; 10- 778 (G5); geology 20-81d; university 10-797d. Chambeyron, mt., Fr. 10-778 (H5); 3-492c. Chambezi, riv., Rhod. 23-260 (C1); 6-914c; 6-917c. Chambia, riv., India 4-798a. Chambiali (dialect) 20-453b. 5- Chambière, isl., Ger. 18-310 (plan); 18-307d.
9308. Chamavi, tribe 11-35c. Chamaya, Peru 21-264 (B2).
mts, Bol. 4-167 (B2);
Chamba, Camer. 5-110 (B2). -India 14-376 (G3);
Chame, Pan. 5-678 (C7). Chamechaude, mt., Fr. 1-742b. Chamelecon, riv., Hond. 5- 678 (B3).
CHAMBA, state, India 5- Chambiges, Pierre 10-606d. 16-82a; languages Chembira, riv., S.Am. 21-264 (C1-2); 1-785 (map); 1- 788b.
CHAMBAL, riv., India 5-813b;
14-376 (H6); 22-866b.
Chambaran, conglomerates of Chamblee, Ga. 11-752 (B2). Chambley, Fr. 18-309 (plan). Chambly, canal, Can. 24-19b; 27-1027b.
Chambla, riv., India 5-813b.
Chambare, It. 26-242 (D5).
Chambellan de France:
Grand chambellan.
Chamber, pt., Nfd.
Chambo (Gaujule), lake, Aby. 25-869b.
, riv., Ec. 8-913a.
Chameleon (astron.) 7-13b. CHAMELEON (zool.) 5-8230; 16-824b; arteries 23-164d; dorsal crest 23-154b; ear 23- 160c; segmental ducts 23- 169a; skeleton 23-151a, 23- 155d, 23-156b, 23-157b, 23- 157c; skull 23-151b (fig.); thyroid gland 23-163c. also Polychrus and Anolis. Chameleonidae 17-273a. Chameleon mineral 5-824b. - pumilus : see Dwarf cha- meleon.
Chamber, Apostolic: see Apos- Chambois, Fr. 20-299b. Chambombe Vley, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466 (C1).
Canberlain, Alex. Francis: Chambon-sur-Voueize, Fr. 10-
- Dr C. J.: flower and seed CHAMBORD, H. C. F. M. D.,
mingham compact 6-347a;
Ulster visit 14-785b.
-J. Austen 5-817a. JOSHUA LAWRENCE 5-
count of 5-822c; Orleanist negotiations 20-282c, 10-
Chamembe, mt., Ger.E.Af.: see Jamimbi, Mount. Chameornithes: see Alector- ornithes. CHAMFER 5-824b. CHAMFORT, S. R. N. 5-824c; 11-136a; 11-139b. Chamidae 16-123d. CHAMIER, FREDERICK 5- 825b.
Chambord, Can. 22-724 (B2). CHAMBORD, Fr. 5-823b; 10- 778 (E4); château 5-823b, 2-414a, 6-165c, 25-763c; treaty 17-909c.
Chamili, cape, Gr. 12-424 (E4). CHAMILLART, MICHEL 5-
CHAMINADE, CECILE 5-825d. Chamisal 5-11b. Chamiso 5-11b. CHAMISSO, ADELBERT VON
5-825d; 11-794b; on coral reefs 7-133a; on Salpa 27- 379c.
Chamita, N.Mex. 19-520 (D-E1). CHAMKANNI, tribe 5-826c; 26-1006b.
Chamla, val., India 4-798b. Chamoara, Port.E.Af. 25-466 (M1).
Chamois, Mo. 18-608 (E3). CHAMOÍS 5-826c; 17-522b. "Chamois " (destroyer) 24- 916b.
5-19b; Bozdar expedition Chambray, fort, Medit. 17-1
tion 15-953b; quarrels with Chambre, William de:
Nicholson 19-657c; beyla expedition 4-798c. Chamberlain, S.Dak. 25-506
William de Chambre. CHAMBRE ARDENTE 5-823c. de l'Edit, Fr. 5-483c. des Comptes: see Cour des Comptes.
Chamoisite 17-385b. Chamoison, Switz.: see
Chamois leather 16-342c.
de 5-828d. Champaigne, dist., Fr.: see Champeigne.
Champain, Sir J. U. Bateman: see Bateman-Champain. Champain system: see Open- fields system. Champajoron, mt., India 14- 382 (K-L10). Champaner, India 20-673b. CHAMPARAN (Chumparun), dist., India 5-828d; 14-376 (L6). Champarty (law): see Cham perty. Champ Aubert, Fr.: battle (1814) 19-232c; 19-232 (plan). Champawat, India 14-376 (15). Champcenetz, Louis Pierre,
marquis de 23-373d. Louis René Quantin de Richebourg, chevalier de 23- 373d. Champ de Mars (Merovingian assembly): see Campus Martius. Champ de Mars, Parc du, Paris 20-804 (B-C2); Feast of Federation 11-157d; mas- sacre 11-158c; race-course 13-736d.
-, Sieur de 5-831c. Champness telescopes 26-560b. Champneys, Basil 20-410d;
17-544d; 16-556d. Champocg, Oreg. 20-242 (C2). Champollion, Eugène André 16-724b.
JEAN FRANCOIS 5-831d; 9-57c.
Figeac, Aimé 5-832a. FIGEAC,JACQUES JOSEPH
5-832a. Cham-pong, Kor. 15-156 (F6). Champs, Fr. 10-778 (F5).
Elysées, Paris 20-804 (C1). Champsosaurus 23-145a. Champtoceaux, Fr. 10-778 (D4). Champvallon, François de
Harlay de: see harlay de Champvallon, F. de. Chamrajnagar, India 14-382 (G14).
Chams (race): see Tshams. Chamuera, val., Switz. 26-242 (H3).
Chamundi, mt., India 19. 117c. Chamutong, China 6-168 (F4). Chamvéry, Switz. 26-242 (B4). Chamyl: see Shamyl. Chana, Ill. 14-304 (C2). -, Siam 14-498 (B8). Chanac, Fr. 10-778 (F5). Chanak Kalehsi, Asia M.: see Dardanelles.
Chanar, India: see Chunar. Chañar (bot.) 20-658b; 2- 463b. Chañaral, Chil. 2-462 (B2). Chañarcillo, Chil. 2-651b; 490d; 25-880a. Chancaca 26-40b. Chancay, Peru 21-264 (B3). Chancay, riv., Peru 21-264 (B3); 16-689a.
Cha-Champerico, Guat. 5-678 (A3); Chance, Ala. 1-460 (B4).
Chamokane Creek, riv., Wash.
28-354 (H2). Chamomeril, lake, India 14- 376 (G-H3). CHAMOMILE 5-827a. -oil 5-827a; 21-141d. Chamond, St: see Ennemond, St.
CHAMONIX, Fr. 5-827a; 10- 778 (H5); 18-938c. Chamorro, isl., Pac.O.: Guam.
Chamorros (people) 17-707d. Chamosite 20-237a. Chamoson, Switz. 26-242 (C4). Chamossaire, mt., Switz. 26- 242 (C4); 1-744a. Chamostraea 16-124b. Chamostraeidae 16-124b. Chamousset, Claude Piarron de 22-193b. Champ, dist., Pers. 3-297a. Champa, India 14-376 (K9);
-, anc. kingdom, Fr.I.C. 5- 84b.
Champagnac-de-Bélair, Fr. 10- 778 (E5). Champagne, Fr. 10-778 (G5). -, dist., Fr. 10-776 (D3); 14- 501b.
(Grande), dist., Fr. 10-776 (C4); 4-428d.
(Petite), dist., Fr. 10- 776 (C-D4); 4-428d. CHAMPAGNE, prov., Fr. 5- 827b; 10-778 (GS); 10-776 (E-F2); 10-802 (hist. map); 10-37d; 12-690a; counts of 5-827c; English acquisition 5-920b; feudal lords 10- 3015; wine 28-723c. Champagne(heraldry)13-319b. -(wine) 28-723c; maturing of 28-719d; New York state 28-728c.
Champagne Castle (Cathkin Peak), mt., Drakensberg 25-466 (17); 19-252c.
Champier Symphorien. CHAMPERTY (law) 5-829b. Champex, mt., Switz. 26-242 (C4).
Champfer: see Chamfer. Champfleury, Herni Husson 11-148d.
Champia 1-592a. Champier Symphorien 18-48b. Champigny, fort, Paris 20- 805b.
sur-Marne, Fr. 10-778 (C6); geology 20-81c, 20-82. Champion, Richard 5-756a. Champion, Mich. 18-372 (C3). Neb. 19-324 (C4).
bay, W.Aus. 2-960 (A5). CHAMPION (defender) 5-829c. Champion (land cultivation): see Openfields system. Champion (journal) 10-325c. Champion Bay, dist., W.Aus.: copper mines 2-952b. -City, Mo. 18-608 (F3).
Hill, Minn. 28-23a. Champion incubation system 14-360c. CHAMPIONNET, JEAN ETI- enne 5-829d; 15-45b; statue of 27-844c. Championnière, Just Lucas. 4-202a.
Champion Race (Flemington, Austr.) 13-734b. -Reef, mine, India 15-888a. CHAMPLAIN, SAMUEL DE 5- 830a; 5-156d; Mount Desert discovered 18-939c; New England coast explored 19- 496a; Ontario explorations 20-116b; Ottawa river ex- plored 20-369a; statue of 22-727c: Vermont settled 27-1028b. Champlain, N.Y. 19-596 (G1); 1-849a.
Va. 28-118 (F2). Vt. 19-490 (A2).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Va. 28-118 (E2).
Cove, Nfd. 19-479 (D3). CHANCE (dict.) 5-832a.
- (math.) 5-832a; 22-376a; of life, see Chance of life; games of, see Games of chance.
Chance and Hartley glass manufacture 12-105a; 12- .88a; dioptric lights 16-
Chancellery: see Chancery (diplomacy). Chancellor, Richard 11-626b;
23-896a. Chancellor, Ala. 1-460 (D4). -, S.Dak. 25-506 (H-14). CHANCELLOR (title) 5-832d; cathedral 5-520b; diocese 5-520c, 24-364a, 8-857c; exchequer, see under Ex- chequer; German, see Reichskanzler; Lancaster duchy 5-833d, 22-269c; universities 5-834a, 23-416a. See also Lord High Chancel- lor.
-ale 1-538b. Chancellor's medals 5-95d. Chancellor's Rolls 22-959c. CHANCELLORSVILLE, Va. 5- 835c; battle (1863) 1-822d, 28-633b, 28-634 (map). Chancel screen: see Rood
Chance of life 22-98d. Chancery (diplomacy) 5-834b; 8-305a.
instructions given on Page 1.
Chancery (imperial German): | Chandos, Queens. 2-960 (G3). see Reichskanzleramt. Chandpur, India (E. Bengal) CHANCERY (law) 5-835d; 9- 14-376 (08); 26-1004a. 604b; 9-605d; 9-726c; ap-, India (U.P.) 14-376 (H5). peal 2-211d; conveyancing Chandra (deity); see Soma. counsel 7-52b; in camera Chandra, riv., India 14-376 5-104b; injunction 14-570b; (G3); 5-813a. insolvent estates 2-781a; Chandra Acharya 24-181a. jurisdiction 15-541c; jury Das 26-924a. 27-257d; originating sum- Chandragiri, India 14-402c. mons 26-80c; petitions 21- -, mts., India 19-379a. 307a, 21-3066; praemunire 3-140d; records 22-960b; wardship 6-138b.
-(R.C. Church) 7-642d; 8- 303d; 20-698b.
bill of 21-832d. Chancery, Calendar of Proceed- ings in 22-961a.
Chancery Funds Act (1872) 1- 123b.
Chancery Lane, Lond. 19-458c. Chancery Warrants 22-960d. Chanchaycocha, lake, Peru see Junin.
Chanchra: see Jessore. Chan-chu-fu, China 12-250a. Chançon de Willame 12-693c; 11-112c; facsimile 2-32b. Chancourtois, A. E. B. de 9- 257d.
Chancroid: see Soft chancre. Chanctonbury Ring, hill, Sus. 26-166c.
Chancy, Switz, 26-242 (A4). Chanda, India 5-837b; 14-382 (H9).
CHANDA, dist., India 5-837b. Chandalas (race) 5-466b. Chandals see Namasudra. Chandan, riv., India 14-376 (M7).
Chandanagar, India: see Chan- dernagore. Chandarpur-Padampur, India
Chanda Sahib 6-532d. CHANDAUSI, India 5-837c; 14-376 (H5).
Chandbali, India 3-240b. CHAND BARDAI 5-837c; 13- 484b. Chandel (dyn.) 4-797d; 17- 399a; 12-893a. CHANDELIER 5-837c. Chandeleur, isls., La. 17-54 (F4).
- sound, La. 17-54 (E4-F3). Chander, mts., India 19-247d. Chanderi, district, India 15- 413a.
Chanderli, gulf, Asia M. 2-760 (B3); 2-758a. CHANDERNAGORE, India 5-
837d; 14-376 (M-N8); Clive captures 6-533d. Chandgarh, India 14-376 (G8). Chandi 15-292d.
Chandia, India 14-376 (18). Chandlar, riv., Alsk. 28-945b. Chandler, Abiel 8-710c. -, Edward (bp.) 6-692b.
HENRY WILLIAM 5-838a. Louise: see Moulton, Louise Chandler.
RICHARD 5-838a. SAMUEL (divine) 5-838b. S. C. on aberration 26- 91a; on Algol 1-655d; alma- cantar 26-572d; on varia- tion of latitude 16-267d. William Eaton 12-833a. ZACHARIAH 5-838c. Chandler, Ark. 2-552 (B3). Colo. 6-722 (E3). Ind. 14-422 (C8). Minn. 18-550 (B7). Okla. 20-58 (E2).
Tex. 26-690 (M3).
fjord, Can. 21-950c.
-, mt., N.H. 19-490 (E3).
-, riv., Alsk. 1-472 (H2). Chandlers Brook, riv., N.H. 19-490 (E2).
Ford, Hants. 9-420 (III. E5).
Peak, mt., N.S.W. 19-538 (F-G2).
Valley, Pa. 21-106 (D2). Chandlersville, O. 20-26 (G5). Chandlerville, Ill. 14-304 (B3). Chandless (explorer) 1-786a. Chandless, riv., Bol. 4-167 (A2); 21-264 (D3-4); 3-737c. Chand Minar, India 7-848d. Chandni Chauk, street, Delhi 7-955b.
Chandod, India 14-376 (ES). Chandolin, Switz. 26-242 (D4). Chandoo 20-136c.
Chandor, India 14-382 (E-F9). -, mts., India 14-382 (F9). CHANDOS, BARONS AND Dukes of 5-838d.
-, Richard Grenville, mar- quess of: see Buckingham and Chandos. -(poet) 2-33c.
-SIR JOHN 5-839a; armour of 2-587b.
riv., India 14-382 (F13); 15-647d. CHANDRAGUPTA MAURYA 5-839b; 14-398b; 14-399a; Mudrarakshasa story 24- 174a; war with Seleucus 21-213c.
Chandragupta I. (Gupta ruler)| 12-730d.
Shamsher Jung 19-383a. Sri see Chada Sri. Chandravati, India 15-412b. Chandrawal, riv., India 797c. Chand Sultan (dynasty) 6- 117a.
Chandur, India 14-382 (H9). Chanduy, Ec. 8-911 (A3). Chandvad, India: see Chan- dor.
Chandwan, pass, India 24- 841a.
Chaney, Md. 17-828 (F3). Chaneysville, Pa. 21-106 (F6). Chanforans, val., It. 28-257b. Chang, isl., Siam 14-498 (B-C5). , plat., Tib. 13-470d. Chang (coinage) 25-6a.
- (measure) 28-491b. Changaiva (dynasty) 7-92a. Changamwe, Br.E.Af. 4-602b. Chang-an, China: see Si-gan- fu.
Changa-nad, kingdom, India 7-92a.
Chang-nan-Chên, China: see king-tô-chén.
Chang-ning, China (Kiang-si) 6-168 (K4).
China (Kwang-Tung) 6- 168 (15).
China (Sze-chuen) 6-168 (II4). CHANGOS, tribe 5-840c. Chang-pai-shan, mts., China 17-553 (C-D4); 15-156 (E5-F6); 17-552a. Chang-pu, China 6-168 (K5). Fu, China 6-168 (14) CHANGRA (Kanghari) Asia M. J-840c; 2-760 (E2). -, synod of Chang-sa-ja, (E-F6). Chang-sha, China 6-168 (K5). - Fu, China 6-168 (14); 13- 892d; 6-178d; riots (1910) 6-212c; Taiping rebellion 27-350b. Chang-show, China 6-168 (H3). Chang-sing-tao, isl., China 15- 156 (B7). Chang-söng, Kor. 15-156 (E9). Chang-tang, plat., Tib. 26- 917a; 20-656b; flora 26- 918b; glacial evidences 26- 918a. Changtang (dict.) 16-58a. Chang-Tao Ling (preacher) 16- 194a.
see Gangra. Kor. 15-156
- Fu, China (Hu-nan) 6-168 (14); 13-892d. Chang-tu, isl., China 6-168 (L3).
Changuinan (family) 1-811d. Chang-wu, China 6-168 (H2). | Chang-yang, China 6-168 (13). Chang-Yin-huan (reformer) 6- 204a.
Chang-yön, Kor. 15-156 (D7). Chanhassen, Minn. 18-550
(D6). Chanidae 26-544b. Chanjur, Java 15-284 (B2); 15-289d; 22-266a. Chank shell: see Turbinella. Cha-ngan-tsze, China 6-168 Chanktus, race: see Chukchi. Channa (charioteer) 4-738b. Channahatchee, Ala. 1-460 (C3).
Channahon, Ill. 14-304 (D2). Channel (hydraulics) 14-72c. Channel, The, Eng. : see
(H4). CHANGARNIER, N. A. T. 5- 839c. Chang-Bhakar, state, India 14-376 (I-K8); 3-729b. Changchenmo, riv., India 14- 376 (H2). English Channel. Chang-Chia K'ro, China: see Channel-bill (zool.) 7-610b. Kalgan. Channel Bridge and Railway Chang Chih-tung (viceroy) 6- Company 9-457d. 209c; 6-211d; education Ferry Act 9-458a. reform scheme 6-176c; Li-CHANNEL ISLANDS 5-840d; vadia treaty 6-901a; opium 6-210c; railways 6-180b. Chang Chio (priest) 6-195b. CHANG-CHOW, China 5-839d; 6-168 (K5). Chang-chuen-shan, isl., China 6-168 (15); 23-288d. Chang Chun, China: Kwang-chồng-tsze. CHANG CHUN, KIU (traveller) 5-840a.
Chang-daa, Kor. 15-156 (E8). Changdumma, riv., Bur. 14- 382 (P10).
Change, isl., Can. 19-479 (C2). CHANGE (dict.) 5-840b; in bell ringing 3-690b. CHANGELING 5-840c. Changeling, The (Middleton and Rowley) 18-416b. Change of life: see Menopause. Changewater, N.J. 19-502 (B-C2).
Chang-gan, China: see Si-gan- fu.
Chang-go-tsawa, mine, Tib. 26- 926d.
Chang-hang, China 6-168 (K5). Chang-heung, Kor. 15-156(E9). Chang-ho, riv., China 6-168 (12).
Chang-hwa, China 6-168 (H6). -, Jap.: see Shoka.
Chang-jin, Kor. 15-156 (E6). Chang-Ke, China 6-168 (13). Chang-Kia K'ow, China: Kalgan. Chang-Kiang, riv., China: see Yangtsze Kiang. Chang K'ien (general) 6-194d. Chang-Kow, China 6-168 (14). Chang-Kwan-sai, mts., China 17-553 (C4-D3). Chang-lam (trade route) 26- 922b.
Chang-li, China 6-168 (K2). Chang-lo, China 6-168 (13). Changlo, mission post, Tib. 12- 751a. Chang-lung (general) 15-686a. Chang-lung, pass, India 14- 376 (H2).
, pass, Tib. 6-168 (C3). Chang-ming, China 6-168 (G3).
WILLIAM ELLERY (d. 1842) 5-843d; 1-837a; Tran- scendentalism 1-528d; Uni- tarianism 27-595b; 27-596b. William Ellery (d. 1901) 1- 838c; 19-463a.
(French law) 10-87a. Chantal, Jeanne Françoise Frémyot, baronne de 10- 941b.
Chanta Peta Creek, riv., N. Dak. 19-780 (D3). -Peta Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-| 780 (B3). Chantapilli, India 14-382 (K10-L11). CHANTARELLE 5-846d. CHANTAVOINE, HENRI 5- 847a.
William F. (scientist) 10- 416c.
Chantecler (Rostand) 23-754b. Chantelle, Fr. 10-778 (F4). Chantemesse, André (physi- cian) 27-506b. Chanter: see Chaunter. Chanter v. Hopkins 28-329a. Chanterelle (music) 3-319a. Chanti Argun, riv., Cauc. 23- 874 (II. D2); 5-553a. Chantilly, Lords of 6-498b.
William Henry (divine) 5- 845b. Channing, Mich. 18-372 (B3). Tex. 26-690 (B2). Channu, India 14-376 (E4). Chanoine, Captain 24-643b. Chanonry, Scot.: see Fortrose. Chanpepedan Creek, riv.,Minn. 18-550 (A7-B7). Chan-pu-shan, China 15-156 (F5).
Chanrian-Hütte, Switz. 26-242 (C5).
Chansantacruz, Mex. 18-318 (H4).
Chantilly, Mlle ": see Favart, M. J. B. D. CHANTILLY, Fr. 5-847a; 10- 778 (F3); porcelain 5-752a. Va. 28-118 (E2). lace 16-40b. Chantonnay, Fr. 10-778 (D4); battle (1793) 27-981b. Chantransia 1-595b; 1-591d; 1-592c.
Chantre, E. (archaeologist) 1- 246a; 22-605a. CHANTREY, SIR FRANCIS Legatt 5-847b; 24-501b; 24-475b.
- Bequest 5-847d. Chantries Act 24-368c; 24- 371d.
Chapah (measure) 28-491b. Chapai (Mongol emperor) 18- 713d.
Chapais, Thomas 5-167d. Chapala, lake, Mex. 18-318 (E3); 18-319b; 15-131d. Chapalagana, riv., Mex. 13- 869b.
Chapalulu, strait, Mal.Arch. 26-52d.
Chapân (costume) 15-829a. Chapanecan (family) 1-811d. Chapan Oglu (bey of Yuzgat) 25-163b. Chaparal, Ariz. 2-544 (B2). Chaparchi-bashi (official) 21- 195b.
Chaparé, riv., Bol. 1-785 (map); 1-785b. Chapareillan, Fr. 10-778 (G5). Chaparra, riv., Peru 21-264 (C4). Chaparral, Colom. 6-701 (B4); 6-707a. Chaparral-cock 7-610b. Chaparro 27-990a. Chapati see Chupatty. CHAPBOOK 5-849d; 23-849a; 4-215d. Chapchan-daban, pass, China 27-420 (H2); 1-758a. CHAPE (dict.) 5-850a. Chapeau Rouge, cape, Nfd. 19- 479 (C3).
CHANT ROYAL 5-848c. CHANTRY 5-849a. Chantry incubator 14-361c. Chants diaboliques 25-402c. Chanudo, riv., Venez. 17-667b. Chanuga, Turk.As. 26-305 (D2): see also Zelebiya. Chan-ula, mts., Tib. 6-168 (E2). Chanut, Pierre 8-83a. Chanute, Octave (aeronautist)| 10-517c. CHANUTE, Kan. 5-849a; 15
Chanson: Béranger 3-762d; trouvères 27-313b. Chanson d'Antioche 7-551a; 22-499a; 12-172d. Chanson de Roland 11-111b; 23-464c; analogy of Iliad 13-631a; assonance 2-786d;| Charlemagne 5-895a; in European literature 9-682b; in German literature 11- 784c; Matthew Arnold's criticism 2-638a. Chanson de table 25-403a. CHANSONS DE GESTE 5- 845c; 11-111c; 16-784b; in Anglo-Norman literature 2- 32b; Dutch versions 8- 719d; in English literature 9-610d; in European litera- ture 9-682a; French versions 11-140b; Homer compared 13-638a; parodies 11-116b; in Provençal literature 22- 498d; in Romance literature
654 (G3); 15-656a. Chany, lake, Russ.As. 25-10 (C3); 25-12d. Chan-yi, China 6-168 (G4). Chanykov, Nicolai W. 2-320a. Chanza, riv., Sp. 25-530 (B4). CHANZY, ANTOINE EUGENE Alfred 5-849b; in Algeria 1- 648a: in Franco-German War 11-12d; at Le Mans 16- 409b.
Chao, China (Chih-li) 6-168 (12).
- China (Yun-nan) 6-168 (G4).
Chão, isl., Mad.Is. 17-281 (map).
Chao, riv., Peru 21-265d. -, harb., Peru 16-542d. Chao-chow Fu, China 6-168 (K5).
Ch'ao Hsien, empire, E.Asia: see Korea. Chao-hu, lake, China 6-168 (K3). Chao-hua, China 6-168 (A3). Chao-Kw'ang-yin: see T'ai-tsu (Chinese emperor d. 976). Chaolais, mt., Scot. 15-565c. Chao-lish-ti (Chinese
CHAPELAIN, JEAN 5-850d; 11-128c; 1-101a.
Chapel Allerton, Som. 25-390b. Allerton, Yorks. 28-933 (C1),
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH, Der- by. 5-851b; 9-416 (II. D3). Chapelet (artist) 5-759a. Chapel Fell Top, mt., Dur. 9- 412 (I. D3); 21-104d. Chapelhall, Scot. 4-304d. Chapelhill, Ind. 14-422 (E6). CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 5-851c; 19-772 (C2); 19-775a.
eign) see Liu Pei. Chao Meng-fu (painter) 6-214a; 6-214b; 6-212 (Pl. I. fig. 3). Chao-modo, China 18-716d. Chaones, tribe 9-698c. Chaonia, Gr. 13-220c. -, dist., Gr. 9-698c. Chao-ping, China 6-168 (15). Chaorach, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2); 8-660b. CHAOS 5-849d; Babylonian cosmogony 7-217a; Gnostic conception 27-853c. Chao-siang Wang 6-194b. Chaouktoos, race: see Chuk- chis. Chao Uparach (title) 25-5c. Chaource, Fr. 10-778 (G3). Chao-yi, China 6-168 (H3). Chap (dict.) 5-854b. Chapa, tribe 5-812b. Chapada, Braz. 4-440 (G3). mts., Braz. 3-210b. Chapada (dict.) 4-440b.
Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Hill, N.J. 19-502 (B3). Chapelhill, Scot. 24-418 (D2). Chapel Hill, Tenn. 26-620 (E2). Hill, Tex. 26-690 (L5). Chapelizod, Ire. 14-744 (E3): 8-620c; 26-406c. Chapelle, Claude E. Hillier 22- 777a; 4-140b. Chapelle, Loi (French law): see Loi Chapelle. CHAPELLE 851c.
-, Scot. (Lanark.) 24-418 (C3). Chapeltown, Yorks. 28-933 (C3). CHAPERON (dict.) 5-851c. Chapin, Colo. 6-722 (H2). fa. 14-732 (D2). Ida. 14-276 (D4). Ill. 14-304 (B4). S.C. 25-500 (C2). Tex. 26-690 (F8). Chapinville, Conn. 6-952 (B1) Chapkan (costume) 14-419a. Chaplain, Jules Clément 18-2b: 19-907b. CHAPLAIN 5-851c; 17-590b Chapleau, Can. 20-114 (C-D2) CHAPLIN, HENRY 5-852c. Chaplin, Ark. 2-552 (B1).
Can. 24-225 (A3). Ky. 15-740 (C3).
lake, Can. 24-225 (A-B3). riv., Ky. 15-740 (C3). Chapman, Edmund (physician 19-964c.
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