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Crevalcore, It. 9-338a. CREVASSE (river bank) 7- 432a; 23-377c.
(glacier) 7-432a; 12-62a; 18-938b.
Crevaux, Jules Nicolas 1-787d. Crèvecœur, Estelle:
Ruelens, Estelle. Creve Coeur, Mo. 18-608 (F3). Crevecoeur, fort, Ill. 16-230d. Crève-cœur (poultry) 22-214d. Crèvecœur de Perthes, Jacques Boucher de: see Boucher de Crèvecœur de Perthes, Jacques. Crevecoeur-le-Grand, Fr. 10- 778 (F2). CREVIER, JEAN BAPTISTE Louis 7-432a. CREVILLENTE, 25-530 (E3). Crevoscia, mts., Aus. : Krivoshian Mts. CREW, NATHANIEL CREW, baron 7-432b. CREW (dict.) 7-432c. CREWE, R. O. A. CREWE- Milnes, earl of 7-432c.
Sir Ranulphe (Randolph) 5-906d.
CREWE, Ches. 7-4320; 9-416 (II. C3); 9-413a.
Cricothyroid capsule 184b.
membrane 23-184c. muscle 23-185b; 28-173c. Cricotidae 3-523a. Crider, Ky. 15-740 (B1). Cridersville, O. 20-26 (B3). Cridhara 1-617b. Cridola, mt., Alps 1-747c. CRIEFF, Scot. 7-447b; 24- 418 (D2); geology 21-262b.
junction, Scot. 24-418 (D2).
Criffel, mt., Scot. 24-412 (E5); 15-831c; geology 15-832a. Criggeon shales 5-300b. Criggion, Wales 9-428 (V. E2); geology 18-785b. Crigglestone, Yorks. 28-933 (C2). Crikántha: see Bhavabhuti. Crillon, Louis Berton des Balbes, duke of 11-942b. Crillon, mt., Alsk. 1-472 (L4); 1-473a. Crim, penin., Russ.: Crimea. CRIME 7-447c; 9-582a; causes 26-587c, 9-692d; insanity 14-613a, 20-769c, Roman. law 7-454d; sin distin- guished 25-137d. See also Criminal Law and Crimino- logy.
CRIMEA (Tauris, Tauric Cher-
-, Va. 28-118 (D3). Crewe, R. v. 22-470b. Crewian oration 7-432c. CREWKERNE, Som. 7-433a; 9-430 (VI. G2). Crew Lake, La. 17-54 (C1). Crews Depot, Ala. 1-460 (A2). Crewsville, Ala. 1-460 (C3). Fla. 10-540 (E4). Crex carolina: see Carolina: Rail.
pratensis see Corn-crake. Criallos: see Creole. Crianlarich, Scot. 24-418 (B2); 26-466b.
CRIB (dict.) 7-433a; engineer- ing 6-119c; manger 5-379c. CRIBBAGE 7-433b. Cribba Head, pt., Corn. 9-430 (VI. A3).
Crib-biting 7-433a. Cribellata 25-664d. Cribellum 25-664d.
Crib Goch, Wales 25-295d. Law, mt., Scot. 24-418 (F3); 23-789d.
sonese, Krym, Crim), penin., Russ. 7-449a; 23-874 (I. D-E4); 5-612a; flora 23- 883a; geology 15-568d, 23- 871d; Greek antiquities 11- 566a, 12-487b, 5-711d; Tatars 26-448c. History 18-718d; 9-920 (map); relations with Russia 23-895a, 15-89d, 23- 902a, 27-454b; Teutonic element 26-680d, 12-276c; war (1687) 12-225d; war (1736) 27-452d, 2-68d; war (1769) 27-453c, 27-454c. Crimean snowdrop 25-295d. CRIMEAN WAR (1853-1856) 7-450b; 9-939d; Allies' sea power 24-559a; army organization 2-614a; Aus- trian policy 3-17a; Baron Lyons' services 17-174a; causes 27-459c, 9-565c, 3- 829b; Clarendon's policy 6-434d; German policy 11- 869c, 4-6a; Italian CO- operation 5-583d; King- lake's
history 15-809c; medals 18-12d; militia 18- 451b; recruiting in America 17-697a; Sir William H. Russell 23-865c. Crimen falsi 23-575b.
perduellionis 27-227c. Crime passionel 10-86a. Crimes Act (1882): see Pre- vention of Crimes Act. Act (1887) 14-785a; 786b.
Crimond, Robert Burnet, Lord 4-851a.
Crimond, Scot. 24-412 (G2). Crimora, Va. 22-542a. Crimora (zool.) 11-522d. CRIMP (dict.) 7-465d. cloth 7-278b. CRIMSON (dict.) 7-466a. clover 6-562c. lake 21-599b. CRINAGORAS 7-466a. Crinales (dict.) 7-236b. Crinan (of Dunkeld) 24-432a; 17-197a.
Crinan, Scot. 24-412 (C3).
canal, Scot. 24-412 (C3); 4-987d.
-, lake, Scot. 24-412 (C3). Crinchon, riv., Fr. 2-645d. Crin d'Afrique 10-311c. Criner Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (D3).
Crinet (dict.) 2-589a. Cringle Brook, riv., Lancs. 17- 545 (map). Crinkill, Ire. 14-744 (C3). Crinkle Crags, mt., Westm. 9- 412 (I. B4); 28-553c. Crinoidal limestone 16-696d; 21-333 (Pl. IV. 3). Crinoidea 8-878c; 8-877d; 8- 872c (ilg.); Carboniferous 5- 311b; Cretaceous 7-418a; deep sea fauna 28-1014d Devonian 8-128a; geological age 8-874b, 5-87b; Jurassic 15-570a; larva 16-226c; metamorphosis 18-2240; Ordovician 20-237d; Silu- rian 25-110d; Wachsmuth on 28-224d. CRINOLINE (dict.) 7-466a. Crinorhiza form 25-718c (fig.). CRINUM 7-466b. Crin végétal 1-647a. CRIOBOLIUM 7-466b. Crioceras 5-694a. Crioceris asparagi: see Aspara- gus beetle. Criodrilus 5-791b; 5-795b; 5- 797a. Criollo (bot.) 6-629b; 27-991b. - (people) 6-154a. Criosphinx (dict.) 25-662c. Criotherium 2-92c; 19-91d. CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. 7- 466b; 6-722 (E3); geology 18-255b, 19-336c. Creek, Va. 6-722 (A4). Cripplegate Institute, Lond. 16-556c.
Criquetot l'Esneval, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
CRISA, Gr. 7-466d; 12-440 (D2); 1-886b. Crisfield, Md. 17-828 (H5). Crisia 22-42b. Crisman, Ind. 14-422 (C1). Crisp, Samuel 7-827a. Crisp, mt., Mich. 18-372 (E3). Co., Ga. 11-752 (C4). Crispe, Sir Nicholas 11-293d; monument 12-898c. CRISPI, FRANCESCO 7-467a; 15-74b; 10-899c; admini- strations 15-75a; Favilla's embezzlements 15-79b; re- volution in Sicily 15-57c. CRISPIN, ST 7-468b. CRISPINIAN, ST 7-468b. Crispin rival de son maitre (Le Sage) 16-486d. Crisps Crossroads, Ind. 14-422 (E8).
Crispus, Flavius Julius 6-989c. -, Gaius Sallustius: see Sal- lust.
Crisp v.Bunbury 24-244c. Crissa, Gr. : see Crisa. Crissaeus, gulf, Gr. 12-440 (D2).
Crista acustica 8-792d. Cristaes, mts., Braz. 4-440 (G6).
Cristallo, mt., Aus. 1-747b. Cristatella 22-42d.
mucedo 22-44a (fig.). Crista terminalis 13-129c; 13- 131b.
urethrae 23-130d. Cristellaria 7-418a; 10-630b (fig.).
Cristian, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3). Cristillina, mt., Switz. 26-242 (F4).
Cristinos (dict.) 25-557a. Cristivomer 24-82d.
CRIMINOLOGY 7-464c; Lom--, mt., Sp. 25-530 (C4). mt., N.Mex. 19-520 (E1). broso's theory 16-936c. Colón, Venez. 27-990c. "Cristobal Colon" (warship) 25-595b.
Crimisa Promentorium, It.: see Alice, Punta dell'.
Crimissus (Crimesus), riv., Sic. Cristofori, Bartolommeo 21- 5.428c. Crimmer 11-350d.
Cristoforis, Colonel de 15-73b.
Criterion Stakes 13-729c. Crithidia 27-345a.
CRITIAS (poet) 7-468c; Thera-
menes 26-792d.
-coerulea: see Grey musk. shrew.
Critical angle 23-25d; 25-444b.-murina: see Brown musk. -coefficient 6-68b.
density 6-66b. Critical Journal of Philosophy 13-201c.
Critical Philosophy (Kant) 15- 665a.
-pressure 6-845a. Critical Review 21-151c. Critical temperature 27-8978; 6-844d; 6-67a; Cagniard de la Tour's experiments 4- 947a; of isomers 14-884a. velocity 17-1015a. volume 6-845b; 6-66c. CRITICISM, aesthetic 7-468c; Diderot 8-205b; Herder 13- 349a; Morelli 18-830b; pro- gramme music 22-427a; Rus- kin 23-861c.
Crocidurinae 14-641d. Crocin 23-999c. Crockenhill, Kent 16-942 (E3). Crocker, Ia. 14-732 (D3). —, Mo. 18-608 (D4). Crockern, Tor, Dev. 25-782c. Crockery (marbles) 17-679d. CROCKET (dict.) 7-477c. CROCKETT, DAVID 7-477c.
SAMUEL RUTHERFORD 7-477d. Crockett, Miss. 18-600 (B-C1). Tex. 26-690 (M4). Va. 28-118 (A4). Co., Tenn. 26-620 (B2). Co., Tex. 26-690 (F5). Crocketts Bluff. Ark. 2-552 (D3). Crockettsville, (E3). CROCKFORD, WILLIAM 7- 477d. Crockham Hill, Kent 16-942 (E4). Crocknasmug, mt., Ire. 14-744 (D1).
Crocodile, head, N.S.W. 19- 538 (F4). Crocodile, isl., Austr. 2-960 (F2).
Biblical: see under Bible. literary 16-784a; 26-710d; 16-784a; Arnold 9-644b Diderot 8-514c; earliest English 9-626c; French 11- 139d, 11-150a, 11-151b; Iindoo 8-482a; Hungarian 13-930d; Johnson 9-634b; 19th century 9-637b; Pater 9-644b; quarterlies 9-638c; Quintilian 22-761b; naissance 23-87c; Sainte- Beuve 23-1023c; Sarcey 24-riv., Pal.: see Zerka, Nahrez. 208c; Spanish 25-588b; -, riv., S.E.Af.: see Limpopo. Taine 26-362c; Thackeray riv., S.Af. 25-466 (K5); 26-717a; Vinet 28-97c. 15-892b. Criticoids: see Differential in- CROCODILE (zool.) 7-478a; variants. alligator compared 1-696c; Critiques et Portraits Littéraires Egyptian worship 9-50b, 9. (Ste Beuve) 23-1023d. 55d, 10-219d; longevity 16. CRITIUS 7-470c. 975c; sacrum 23-155d: see Crito (Plato) 21-813d. also Crocodilia. CRITOLAUS 7-470d. Crocodilia 7-478a; 23-142d; Crittenden, George Bibb 7- 28-1017b; alimentary canal 471b. 1-667b; body cavity 23- 163d; circulatory system 23-164a; dentition 23-165c; digestive organs 23-166b; distribution 23-176a, 28. 1013c; ductless glands 23- 163c; egg-breaking organ 23-166b; fossil 23-145d, 23- 174a; mesenteric gland 23. 170c, 23-165c; muscular system 23-162b, 3-965c; nervous system 23-159a; peritoneal canals 23-168b; power of dispersal 28-1004c; respiratory organs 23-162d; sense organs 23-160a; skele ton 23-148a; skin and exo. skeleton 23-1580; skull 23- 148a, 23-142b, 23-151b; urinogenital organs 23-167d, 23-168d.
JOHN JORDAN 7-471a. Thomas Leonidas 7-471b. W. L. 13-78d. Crittenden, Ariz. 2-544 (C4). - Ky. 15-740 (D2).
Co., Ark. 2-552 (E2).
Co., Ky. 15-740 (B1); 15- 742d.
- Compromise 7-471a; 27- 706a. Crittendens Mills, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
CRIVELLI, CARLO 7-471c. Crius (myth.) 26-1019a.
Ulberto (pope): see Urban III.
Crivets (dict.) 23-827a. Crivina, Rum. 23-826 (A2). Crivitz, Ger. 11-808 (C2). -, Wis. 28-740 (F3). Crkvina, riv., Aus. 3-318c. Crni Vrh., mt., Hung. 7-472a. Croaghaun, mt., Ire. 14-744 (A2).
Croaghgorm, mts., Ire. 14-744 (C2); 8-413a. Croaghnakeela, isl., Ire. 14- 744 (A3). Croagh Patrick, mt., Ire. 14- 744 (B3); 17-936c. Croagmarhin beds 17-113d. Croajingolong, co., Vict. 2- 945b.
Croatan Sound, inlet, N.C. 19- Croaker 18-600b. 772 (G2). Croatians: see Croats. CROATIA-SLAVONIA,
tribution 3-259c; compared 24-690d." Croc, Robert de: see Robert de Croc.
Croc, harb., Nfd. 19-479 (C1). Crocach, lake, Scot. 17-698d; 26-169c.
Crocchio, riv., It. 15-4 (F5). Croce, Giulio Cesare 10-615c. Croceae, Gr. 12-440 (D4); por- phyry 16-52a.
Croceïn orange 8-746b. scarlet 8-746b. Crocé-Spinelli, J. E. 1-267d. Crochet (dict.) 7-510d; Irish: see Irish crochet.
d'orage (dict.) 25-745b. needle 19-339b.
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-, SIR HERBERT, bart. 7. 480a.
Herbert (bishop) 7-480d. SIR JAMES 7-480c. WILLIAM 7-480d. Croft, Dur. 9-412 (I. E4). II. 14-304 (C3).
Lancs. 16-139 (C3). Yorks. 28-931b.
Croft (small holding) 7-481a.
CROFTER 7-481a.
Crofters' Commission 24-4238. Holdings (Scotland) Act Crofting (dict.) 4-49d. (1886) 24-423a. Crofton, Morgan 22-3830; 17. 964c.
Sir Walter 22-365c.
Crofton, Ky. 15-740 (A3). -Yorks. 28-933 (D2). Crofts, Ernest 20-500d.
Crofts Bank, Lancs. 17-545 (map).
Crogan, Scot. 24-412 (C3). -, ruins, Ire. 23-7288. Kinshela, Ire. 28-619b. Croghan, George 17-256a; 11- 98c.
Croghan, Ire. 14-744 (C3); 14- 758b.
-, N.Y. 19-596 (E2).
-Hill, mt., Ire. 14-744 (D3); geology 15-816a. Croglin, Cumb. 9-412 (I. C3).
Water, riv., Cumb. 9-412 (I. C3).
Crohy Head, cape, Ire. 8-413c. Croisette, cape, Fr. (G6); 10- 778; 17-766b. Croisilles, cape, N.G. 19-487 (E2).
Croissage (dict.) 25-102b. Croisselles, harb., N.Z. 19-624 (D4). Croissy-sur-Seine, (A-B6). Croix, Fr. 23-767b. Croix, Caballero de: see Cabal- lero de Croix.
Croix (newspaper) 19-576d. Croix de Berny, Fr. 13-737b. -de-Rau, Fr.: see Rocroi. --de-Vie, Fr. 10-778 (C4).
Rousse, Lyons 17-1746. -sous-Bois, Fr.: battle (1792) 6-496b.
Croiz patee: see Cross patée. -recercele: see Mill-rind. Croke, Sir George 12-604b. Croker, Crofton 5-634c.
-, JOHN WILSON 7-481b. -, RICHARD 7-481d;
Croker, isl., Austr. 2-960 (E2). -, penin., Chil.: see Cordoba, penin.
CROLL, JAMES 7-482a; on glacial period 12-58b; gravitation 11-650a. Crolles, Dent de, mt., Fr. 1- 742b.
Crolly Bridge, Ire. 14-744 (C1). CROLY, GEORGE 7-482c. Crom, Ire.: battle (1689) 9- 647d.
Cromac, springs, Ire. 3-665a. CROMAGNON RACE 7-482d; 2-347c.
Cromalt, Scot. 26-169d. Cromane, pt., Ire. 14-744 (B4). Cromanton, Fla. 10-540 (C6). CROMARTY, GEORGE MAC- kenzie, 1st earl of 7-483a; 24-451c.
-George Mackenzie, 3rd earl of 7-483a.
-, John Mackenzie, count: see Macleod, John Mac- kenzie, lord.
Cromarty, N.Z. 19-624 (A7). CROMARTY, Scot. 7-483b; 24-412 (E2)
, bay, Scot. 7-483c.
co., Scot.: see Ross and Cromarty.
FIRTH, Scot. 7-483c; 24- 412 (D2); geology 23-742b. Cromberg, Cal. 5-8 (C2). Cromdale, Scot. 24-412 (E2); battle (1690) 9-270d. -hills, Scot. 9-269a; geology 9-269b.
Crome, Edward 16-243c. JOHN 7-483d. J. B. 7-484a. CROMER, EVELYN BARING, 1st earl 7-484a; 9-114c; 9- 118a; Congo system 6-922b; Egypt, financial report 9- 35b; Egyptian native jud- icial system 9-29c; Hicks' defeat 9-122c; literary work
2-96b. CROMER, Norf. 7-485b; 9- 424 ((IV. E1); geology 19- 745b. Cromer forest-bed: see Forest-
Bed group. Cromerian group 21-847c. Cromeriidae 26-544b. Cromford, Derby. 21-474d; 2-
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OLIVER 7-487a; 12-412d; 24-450c; cavalry 5-565b; coins of 19-899b; foreign policy 13-610b, 5-928b; Irish policy 14-778b, 12- 418c; Jews encouraged 15- 406b, 28-987b; Milton on 18-487b; miniature, Cooper 18-526 (Pl. I. fig. 4); Pitti portrait 28-273b; standard 10-458c.
RICHARD 7-498c.
THOMAS, earl of Essex 7- 499a; 9-532a; Bible 3- 900c; Darcy on 7-829a; parish registers instituted 7- 900a, 3-990b. Cromwell, Conn. 6-952 (E3). , Ia. 14-732 (C3). Ind. 14-422 (F2). Ky. 15-740 (B3). Minn. 18-550 (E4). Notts. 9-416 (II. F3). N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
bridge, Md. 17-828 (B2). mt., N.G. 19-487 (E2). House, Highgate, Lond. 13- 455d.
North, Conn.: see North Cromwell. Cromyocrinidae 8-878d. Cronaca, I1: see Pollajuolo,
Cronadon, N.Z. 19-624 (C4). Cronanville, (B1).
Tenn. 26-620
Cronartium ribicola 11-343a. Crondall, Hants. 9-420 (III. F4).
Crone, Ger. 11-808 (F-G2). Cronegk, Johann Friedrich von 11-791b. Cronenberg, Ger.: see Kronen- berg.
Cronia (festival) 10-221b. Cronica Aquilana 14-895a. Crónica del Cid 25-580a; 6- 362c. Crónica General 25-580a. Cronius, mt., It. :
Calogero, Mons. CRONJE, PIET ARNOLDUS 7-501c; 27-204a. Cronkley Scars, hill, Dur. 8- 707a.
Cronstadt, Russ.: see Kron- stadt.
Cronstedt, A. F. 4-89c; 18- 509c; 6-44c. Cronstedtite 6-256d. Cronton, Lancs. 16-139 (B3). Cronus (myth.) 24-231a; 26- 1019a 19-141a. Cronus, Hill of, Gr. 20-93a. Cronwright-Schreiner, Olive: see Schreiner, Olive. Croo, tribe: see Krumen. Crook, George 18-756c. Crook, Colo. 6-722 (H1). - Dur. 9-412 (I. E3); 707d. -, fort, Neb. 20-99b. Crook (bell-founding) 3-687d. (of musical instrument) 13- 697c.
Cromfordite: see Phosgenite. Cromlech 25-964a; 2-350c; Arabia 2-263a; Avebury 3--, lake, Ind. 14-422 (G1); 14-
52b; Callernish 16-525d; Carmarthenshire 5-357a; Cornwall 7-182d; Dartmoor 8-1340; Nairnshire 19-155c; Pomona 22-49b; Roxburgh- shire 23-7900. See also Dolmen.
Cromlet, mt., Scot. 24-418 (D2).
-, lake, Mich. 18-372 (E7). lake, Mich. 18-372 (F4). lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2). riv., Me. 17-434 (B4). riv., Oreg. 20-242 (D3). aqueduct, Constantinople: see Egri Kemer. Crookedcreek, Ind. 14-422 (G1).
Cromm Cruach (Irish image) Crooked Creek, Pa. 21-106
Crooked Creek, riv., Ala. 1-4601 Crosby Hall, Lond. 16-942d;| (B1).
Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (C1). Creek, riv., Ill. 14-304 (B3). Creek, riv., Ill. 14-304 (C5). -Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (112). -Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (D2). 14-422
Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (D2). Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276 (E2).
- Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780 (B2).
Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (A2). Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (Ć1). Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242 (G-H5).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (D4). Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (E2-3).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (H2). - Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Lake, Mich. 18-372 (E-F6). Lakes, Can. 24-226b. River, Can. 24-225 (B2). Rhine, riv., Holl. : Rhine, Crooked. CROOKES, SIR WILLIAM 7- 501d; cathode rays 6-887b; diamond 11-570c, 8-159a; on cooling 13-149d; electric charge 6-865b; on radiometer 22-806b, 16-752c; on thallium 26-722a; photo- graphy 21-488c; spiritualist experiments 25-707c; tele- pathy 26-547a; wheat pro- duction 28-5816. Crookes, Yorks. 28-933 (C3). Crookes's dark space 6-881b. Crookhaven, Ire. 14-744 (B5); harbour 7-157d. Crook of Devon, Scot. 24-418 (D-E2).
Crooks, George Richard 17- 204c.
William 7-502b. Crooks, Ky. 15-740 (E2). S.Dak. 25-506 (14).
inlet, Can. 5-160 (P3). mt., Oreg. 20-242 (E5), -, pt., Oreg. 20-242 (A5). Crooksbury, common, Sur. 16- 942 (B4).
Crooks Creek, riv., Oreg. 20- 242 (E5). CROOKSTON, Minn. 7-502b; 18-550 (A3).
Neb. 19-324 (D2).
Scot. 12-81 (map); castle 20-520d.
House, mansion, Edinburgh 24-418 (F3). Crooksville, O. 20-26 (F5). Crookton, Colo. 6-722 (D3). Crooktown, Ariz. 2-544 (B2). Crookwell, N.S.W.19-538 (E4). Croom, Ire. 14-744 (C4). Crop (anatomy) 1-667a. CROP (dict.) 7-502b.
(falconry) 10-142b. Cropper, Ky. 15-740 (C2). Cropping (woollen manuf.) 28-
Cropredy, Oxon. 9-420 (III. E2).
Bridge (battle, 1644) 12- 408d, 2-685d. Crops and Cropping (agri- culture) 1-402a; for separate crops see individual head- ings: also Emblements and Rotation of crops. CROPSEY, JASPER FRANCIS 7-502c. Cropsey, Ill. 14-304 (D3). Croquants 10-833c; 10-836a. CROQUET 7-502c; United States, see Roque. Association 7-502d. Croquis, Alffed (pseud.): see Maclise, Daniel. CRORE (dict.) 7-505c. Crosara limestone 20-82d. Crosbie (balloonist) 1-264c. Crosby, Ernest Howard (re- former) 7-505c.
- HOWARD (preacher) 7- 505c.
Crosby, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3). N.Dak. 19-780 (A1). (Great), Lancs. 16-139 (A3); 16-1406.
21-179d; 27-960b. Crosby indicator 25-830. Crosby Ravensworth, Westm. 9-412 (I. C3). Croscombe, Som. 2-419b. Crose, John J. de la 21-151b. Crosier: see Crozier. Crosland, South, Yorks. 28- 933 (B2).
Cross, C. F. (chemist) 5-607b. J. F. K. (athlete) 23-854b. Mary Ann: see Eliot, George.
Sir R. A. Cross, 1st vis- count 18-545a (table); 8- 976d, 9-200b.
Cross, bay, Russ. 21-938 (B2). bay, Spitsb. 25-709b. is!., Me. 17-434 (E4). lake, Can. (Keewatin) 5- 160 (K5).
lake, Can. (Ont.) 20-114 (E1).
-, lake, La. 17-54 (A1). lake, Me. 17-434 (D1). lake, N.Y. 19-596 (D2). mt., Ariz. 2-544 (B2). -, riv., Minn. 18-550 (E2). riv., N.Y. 19-596 (C4). -, sound, Alsk. 1-472 (L4). Cross (church lands) 14-777b. (fencing) 10-594a. (heraldry) 13-317d. (numismatics) 19-895d. CROSS (rel.) 7-505d; 14-273a; Armenian Church 2-570b; chasuble 5-959d; exaltation of the 7-507a; Gnostic use 27-854b; Invention of the 7-506d, 9-33b; legal use in England 14-328d; Templars 26-593b; Vienna order 15- 862d.
-, Gold (decoration) 18-9a. Crossakeel, Ire. 14-744 (D3). Cross Anchor, S.C. 25-500 (C2).
Crossapol, bay, Scot. 24-412 (B3).
Crossarchus 5-370a.
obscurus: see Cusimanse. Cross Bayou, riv., La. 17-54 (C2).
Cross bearings (navigation): see Sumner's method. -bedding (geology): see False bedding. CROSSBILL 7-509b; 10-352c. Cross bow 2-363b. Crossbowman 2-597b. Cross-bread 4-796c. Cross Co., Ark. 2-552 (E2).. Cross-correspondence (spiritu alism) 27-168d. Cross-course (mining) 27-973b. Cross Creek, N.C.: see Fayette ville.
Creek, Pa. 21-106 (B5).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (B5). Cross Division (logic) 8-334c. Crossdoney, Ire. 14-744 (D3); 14-744d.
Crosse, Andrew 9-183c. Crosse, le jeu de la (la crosserie) 7-502d.
Crossea 11-516b.
Crossed cheque: see Cheque. dispersion 7-588c; 4-243d. hemianopia 4-409a. nicols 7-587a. CROSSEN, Ger. 7-509d; 11- 808 (E2).
-, Ger. 11-808 (III. q11). Crossens, Lancs. 16-139 (B2). Crossett, Ark. 2-552 (D4). Cross-examination 10-21a; 28- 761a,
Crossfarnogue, pt., Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Cross Fell, mt., Cumb. 9-412 (I. D3): 21-104d; 9-411d. Cross-fish 25-796b; 15-164a; 25-796c (figs.). Cross Flats, Yorks. 28-933 (B1). Cross flory (heraldry) 13-318b. Crossford, Scot. (Fife) 24-418 (D2).
Scot. (Lanark.) 24-418 (D3). Cross Fork, Pa. 21-106 (G3). Fork, riv., Pa. 21-106 (G2). Cross fox 10-769b; fur 11- 349c, 11-348b. See also Red fox. Crossgar, Ire. 14-744 (F2). Crossgates, Scot. 24-418 (E2). Cross Gates, Yorks. 28-933 (D1).
Crosshaven, Ire. 7-159 (map). Crosshill, Scot. 24-412 (D4). Cross Hill, S.C. 25-500 (B-C2). Crossing, The, ford, Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
CROSSING (archit.) 7-510a. (Little), Lancs. 16-139 (A2);"Crossing the Brook" (paint- 16-1406.
- Co., Tex. 26-690 (F2). Garrett, Westm. 28-553d.
CROSSKEY, HENRY WIL liam 7-510a.
Crosskeys, N.J. 19-502 (B4). S.C. 25-500 (C2). -Va.: battle (1862) 24-835d, 1-820d.
Crosskirk, Scot. 24-855d; 4- 959b.
Cross Lake, Can. 17-584 (D3). Crossland, John (cricketer) 7- 442a.
-, G. (athlete) 23-854c. Crossland, Ky. 15-740 (B2). Cross-leaved heath 13-159a. Crosslet (heraldry) 13-318c. Crossley, E. 19-956a.
ing: Turner) 27-477b; 20- 477d (Plate). Crossingville, Pa. 21-106 (B2).|
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Messrs (engineers) 11-497a. Sir Savile 11-38a. Crossmaglen, Ire. 14-744 (E2). Crossmolina, Ire. 14-744 (B2). Cross, Mountain of the, pass, Cauc. see Krestovaya. Cross-multiplication 1-606b. Crossmyloof, Scot. 12-81 (map); 23-99a.
Cross Ness, Lond. 16-938 (F2).
Cross of St Regulus, abbey, Scot. : see Crossraguel, abbey.
Crossophorus africanus 9-658b. Crossopterygii (zool.) 26-542b; brain 14 264b (fig.), 14- 265b; cement organs 14- 252c; circulatory system 14-263c; Devonian 8-128c; external gills 14-252c; geo⚫ logical range 28-1017c; lung 14-254a; reproductive or gans 14-256c; skeleton 14-258c, 14-260a (fig.), 14- 262a; spiracle 14-253c. Crossoptilon: see Eared pheas. ant.
Crossopus fodiens: see Water shrew.
Crossorhinus 24-806b. Crossotheca 20-535d; 20-5360 (fig.).
Cross patée (heraldry) 13-318a; 15-8600; 7-507c. Cross Plains, Ind. 14-422 (G7).
Plains, Tenn. 26-620 (E1). Plains, Tex. 26-690 (H3). — Plains, Wis. 28-740 (D5). Cross-pollination 22-26. Crossraguel, abbey, Scot. 17- 931d.
Cross-ratio 11-691b; 11-732d. CROSS RIVER, riv., W.Af. 7. 510b; 5-110 (A3); 19-678 (D5); rapids 5-110 (A3). Crossroads, Ind. 14-422 (F4). -Ire. 14-744 (C1). CROSS-ROADS, BURIAL AT 7-510b.
Cross-ruff (whist) 28-595b. Cross section (mensuration) 18-140d.
-series (probability) 22-377c. SPRINGER 7-5106. staff: see Back-staff. stone: see Chiastolite and Harmotome.
juncea: see Sunn. tenuifolia: see Jubbulpore hemp. Crotalinae: see Pit-viper. Crotalocrinidae 8-878d. Crotalocrinus 25-110d. Crotalum: see Castanets. Crotalus 22-920c; 25-288a. -durissus: see Rattlesnako. -terrificus 23-176b. Crotaphytus 16-825a. CROTCH, WILLIAM 7-510c. Crotched, pond, Me. 17-434 (B4). CROTCHET (dict.) 7-510d. Crothers, Pa. 21-106 (B5). Crothersville, Ind. 14-422 (F7). Crotolinic acid 7-511d. Croton, Mich. 18-372 (E6). Wyo. 28-874 (G1). lake, N.Y. 19-596 (C4). riv., N.Y. 19-596 (C4); dam 28-402c.
Croton (Codiacum variegatum) 6-635b.
-(genus of plants) 9-893c; 9-894b; endosperm 11- 2590.
Croton (benzol): see Benzoin. · (tiglium) 7-511c. CROTONA (Croto, Croton), It. 7-510d; 15-26 (F5); 23- 648 (D3); coins 19-878; Pythagoras at 22-698d, 17- 318d; Roman colony 23- 631b. See also Cotrone. Crotonaldehyde (Crotonal) 7- 511b; 1-532a; 7-511d. Croton bug: see German cock- roach.
CROTONIC ACID 7-511a; 6- 55d.
- aldehyde: see Crotonalde- hyde.
Crotonlake, N.Y. 19-596 (C4). CROTON OIL 7-511c; 20-46a, Croton on Hudson, N.Y, 19- 596 (C4).
Croton soap 25-299a. Crotonylene 6-54a. Crotophaga
ani see Black witch. sulciro: see Garrapatero. Crottle (lichen) 2-367d. Crouch, Kent 16-942 (F3). -, riv., Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3); 16-942 (F2); 9-784a; 4854c.
End, Mdx. 16-938 (C1). CROUP 7-511d; 16-228d; spasmodic: see Laryngis- mus stridulus. Croupous pneumonia 21-869b. CROUSAZ, JEAN PIERRE DE 7-512a.
Crouth see Crowd, Crouzat (general) 20-291c. Crouzet, Marguerite: see Bon- nemains, Madame de. Crova, A. 21-529d; 25-438c. Crow, Francis 6-806b. Crow, Oreg. 20-242 (B3). -, W.Va. 28-560 (B-C4).
riv., Minn. 18-550 (D5). CROW (bird) 7-512b; 3-967b; quills 10-229a; symbol of Apollo 2-185d; worship 251c.
- (constellation): see Corvus. Crow Agency, Mont. 14-276 (F3).
Crowan, Corn. 9-430 (VI. B3). CROWBERRY 7-513a. Crow-blackbird 12-311b. Crowborough, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C4); 19-956c.
Beacon, Sus. 9-414d. Crowcreek, S.Dak. 25-506 (F3). Crow Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (F1).
- Creek, riv., Ill. 14-304 (C3). - Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506 (F4).
- Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506 (B3).
-Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354 (D2).
Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874 (C2).
Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874 (E14).
-Creek Indian Reservation, S.Dak. 25-506 (F3); 25- 508b.
CROWD (mus. instr.) 7-513a. Crowden, Ches. 28-933 (B3). - Head, mt., Derby, 28-933 (B3). Crowdentown, (A4).
Crowder, Okla. 20-58 (F2). Crowdy Head, cape, N.S.W. 19-538 (G2). CROWE, EYRE EVANS 7- 514b.
SIR JOSEPH ARCHER 7514b; 16-63c.
-, Kate Josephine 3-508d. Crowell, Tex. 26-690 (H2). Crowfoot, Can. 1-500 (B2). Crowfoot (bot.) 10-564a (fig.). Crow garlic 11-469a. Crow Head, cape, Ire. 14-744 (A5).
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CROWN (coin) 7-515c; 19-1 Croy, Scot. 19-155d.
Crowhurst, Sur. 16-942 (D4). Sus. 9-424 (IV. D5). Crowie Creek, riv., N.S.W. 19-| 538 (D3).
Crow Indian Reservation, Mont. 14-276 (E-F3). CROW INDIANS, tribe 7-514c. Crowl, Pa. 21-106 (14). CROWLAND, Lincs. 7-514d; 9-416 (II. G4); abbey 7- 514d; bridge 4-535a (fig.), 16-62b, 24-33a; library 16- 549c. Crowle, Lincs. 9-416 (II. F2); 16-715a. CROWLEY, ROBERT 7-515a. Crowley, La. 17-54 (B3); 17- 56a.
Crowlin, isls., Scot. 24-412 (C2); 27-626. Crown, isl., (E2).
N.G. 19487
899b; 25-131c; German and Austrian 19-908b. British: censorial rights 22-300a; copyright 7-118d; ecclesiastical jurisdiction 8- 867d, 8-858b; first-fruits 22-730a; game rights 11- 440c; legislative power 20- 835a, 20-836d, 20-841c; letters patent 16-501c; office of profit: see Office of profit under the Crown; prerogative of pardon_20- 800c; petitions: see Peti- tion; proclamations 22-417c; regency 23-37d; seignory 24-586d; sign manual 25- 81b; testamentary powers 28-656c; toll exemption 26- 1053b; treasure trove 27- 228b. See also Prerogative. -advocate 1-241c.
agents for the colonies 1- 374b.
CROWN AND CORONET 7- 515c; 23-36 (Pl. I.); Aurelian 2-924a; Egyptian 7-230b, 9- 43d, 15-366 (Pl. I.).
bird see Touracou. Crown Butte, mt., Mont. 14- 276 (E1).
Crown Cases Reserved, Court for 7-322d; 2-212d. Crown City, Ó. 20-26 (F7). Crown colonies 4-610c. CROWN DEBT 7-518d.
Derby 5-755d. CROWNE, JOHN 7-519a. Crowned crane 7-368b; 3- 975d.
- pigeon 21-596b; 3-974b; 8-451 (Pl. II.).
sifaka 25-58d (fig.). Crown Equerry: see Equerry, Crown.
Flanders (Fr. fiefs): see Flanders, Crown. -glass 12-94c; 12-103d; 1- 59d.
gourd: see Custard Marrow. grafting (horticulture) 13- 756a (fig.).
- Imperial (plant) 11-236c. Crown King, Ariz. 2-544 (B2). CROWN LAND 7-519c; alien-
ation 22-280b; Austria 7- 519c; Canada 5-151b; demesne 7-980a; source of revenue 9-458c; South Australia 25-498a.
- leather see Preller's crown leather.
Crown, orders of the India 15-861d; Italy 15-865d, 15- 65b; Japan 15-867d; Prussia 15-864d; Saxony 15- 864d; Rumania 15-866b; Württemberg 15-865a. Crown Point, Ariz. 2-544 (B2). Point, Ind. 14-422 (C2). CROWN POINT, N.Y. 7-519c; 19-596 (G2); 26-110b. Prince Gustav, sea, N.Am. 19-762 (I-K2).
Prince Rudolf Land, isl., Arc.O. 21-938 (B2); 11-38b. Crown rhubarb : see Russian rhubarb.
Crown solicitor: see Treasury solicitor.
Suits Act 16-699a; 28-850b; 10-12d.
Crown Tower, Aberdeen 1-48b. Crow Point, Mass. 17-852 (C4). Crows, mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3). -, tribe 14-460b. Crow's ash 22-733c.
Crows' feet (fortification) 10- 722b.
Crows Landing, Cal. 5-8 (C3).
Nest, Queens. 2-960 (15). Crowsnest, pass, Can. 1-500 (B2); 4-598c; geology 7- 417b.
Crowstones, Cheshire 6-90a. Crowsville, Ga. 11-752 (B1). Crowth see Crowd. Crowther, J. S. 17-544d.
SAMÚEL ADJAI 7-519d; 13-69d. Crowther, Tex. 26-690 (17). Crowther's bear 3-574c. Crowthorne, Berks. 16-942 (A3). Crowville, La. 17-54 (C1). Crow Well, S.Aus. 2-960 (E4).
Croydon, N.H. 19-490 (C5).
Queens. 2-960 (G3). CROYDON, Sur. 7-520a; 16- 942 (D3); 5-390b; artesian wells 28-505d; palace 7- 520b; races 13-727c.
Utah 27-814 (C1). mts., N.H. 19-490 (C5). Croydon (cloth) 7-277c. Croydon Brook, riv., N.H. 19- 490 (C5).
Goldfield, Queens. 2-960 (G3). Croyhill, fort, Scot. 4-584 (A1); 4-584b.
Croyland, Lincs. : land. Crozat, Antoine (financier) 17- 58d; 14-309b. -, Antoine (colonist) 18-602d.
Joseph Antoine, marquis de Tugny 28-418a. PIERRE 7-520c. Crozat Canal, Fr.: see Picardy canal.
Crozer Theological Seminary, Pa. 6-109c. Crozet, Va. 28-118 (D2). CROZÉT, isls., Ind.O. 7-520c; 21-961 (D); 15-755a. Rise, Ind.Ó. 19-973a. Crozier, Francis Rawdon Moira 21-964b; 11-31d; 3- 307b.
-, WILLIAM 7-520c. Crozier, N.Mex. 19-520 (B1). -, mt., Kerguelen I. 15-754d. CROZIER 7-520d; 27-1059b; investiture with 14-722c;
Irish enamelled 9-365 (Pl. II. fig. 10); origin 10-455b. Crozon, Fr. 10-778 (B3); 10- 382d.
Crozzon di Brenta, mt., Alps 1-747a.
di Lares, mt., Alps 1-747a. Cruachan, mt., Scot. 24-418 (A2); 2-487a. -Falls, Scot. 24-418 (A2); 2-486d. Cruach an Lochain, mt., Scot. 24-418 (A2).
Cruachan Min, mt., Scot. 24- 412 (B3).
Cruach ant Suthein, mt., Scot. 8-660b.
- Mhor, mt., Scot. 24-418 (A2).
-nan Gearran, mt., Scot. 24- 418 (A2).
, bay, Scot. 24-412 (G2). Scars, cliffs, Scot. 24-412 (G2). Crudup, Ala. 1-460 (D1). CRUELTY (law) 7-523a; di- vorce 8-337b..
to Animals Acts 7-523b. to children: see Children, law relating to. - to
Children, Society fo Prevention of: see Preven. tion of Cruelty to Children, National Society for. Cruger, Ill. 14-304 (C3). Miss. 18-600 (B2). Crûg Mawr, mt., Wales: Bank-y-Warren. -y-buddair, Wales 22-809d. -yr-avan, mt., Wales 12-
75b. Norf. 9-424 (IV. D2). Cruick, riv., Scot. 10-660d. Croy, Henri de 27-287c; 3- CRUIKSHANK, GEORGE 7- 264a; 5-848c. 523c; 5-332c.
Cruikshank, William 25-1040d; | Crutched Friars 16-960b. 9-217c; 1-936a; 5-306c. Crutch palsy 20-764d. Cruiser 11-231a; 24-906d; Cruttenden, C. 25-380c; propulsion, &c. 24-949a foll.; 255c. ruduer 24-956b. Cruit (mus. instr.) 13-13c. Crum, Walter 1-772b; 721a.
Crum Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Crumen (gland) 17-522b. Crumhorne: see Cromorne. Crumlin, Ire. 14-744 (E2). -, Ire. 14-744 (D5). Monm. 9-428 (V. E4); 18- 728c.
-, canal, Monm. 18-728c.
riv., Ire. 2-153a. Lynne, Pa. 21-106 (K7). Crummock Water, lake, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3); 16-89c; 7- 624d; 9-411b. Crump, Ala. 1-460 (B2). Crumpa, Ger. 23-744c (plan). Crumpsall (dyestuff) 8-747b. Crumpsall Green, Lancs. 17- 545 (map). Crumpton, Md. 17-828 (H2). Crump v. Lambert 19-845d. Crumstown, Ind. 14-422 (E1). CRUNDEN, JOHN 7-524b. Crunder Cup and Bugle 2- 364b.
Crunode 7-659c. Crunomys 23-443c. Crup (leather) 16-332c. Crupper 23-989a.
dock 23-989a. Crura 8-166c.
cerebri 4-395d; 4-403c; 27- 1049b; Gaskell's interpreta- tion 27-1050d. -clitoridis 23-133a. Crural gland 2-292c. -nerve 1-942c; 19-399d. Crureus muscle 19-57a. Crusaders' Tower, Cyprus 7- 700b. CRUSADES 7-524b; Church affected by 6-342a; coins 19-903a; England, share in 9-485b; Europe affected by 9-925d; France, share in 10- 815b;
German romances about 11-784c; Innocent IV. and 14-580b; Italy influ- enced by 15-34c; Jews af- fected by 15-405b; knight- hood and chivalry influenced by 15-852d; literature of 11- 119a, 26-276a; Palestine affected by 20-623a; Peter the Hermit and 21-294c; pilgrimages and 21-608c; Raymund of Toulouse and 22-934c; Roman Empire, Later, influenced by 23-516a, 23-517c; Sanuto's writings 24-197a; sea power 24-551d; ships used in 24-866a; Tem- plars share in 26-593b, 26- 594c; Urban II., share in 20- 692a; Venetian relations 27- 1004d.
Crusca, Accademia della: see Accademia della Crusca. Cruschetta, pass, Alps 1-745b. Cruse, Ark. 2-552 (C4). CRUSENSTOLPE,
(sugar) 26-41a. gauge 3-277d. Crushovu, Rum. 23-826 (B3). Crusily (heraldry) 13-324a. CRUSIUS, CHRISTIAN AU- gust 7-552c. Crusta 4-395d. CRUSTACEA 7-552d; 2-674d; 2-679d; affinities 2-680d, 13- 432d; appendages 7-555b, 2-676c; Devonian 8-128b; distribution 28-1015d; eggs 7-558d, 9-16b; eyes 2-678b, 7-557d; head, morphology of 2-676a; Jurassic 15-570b; longevity 16-975b; meta- morphosis 18-223c; ommati. dium 2-678c (fig.); Ordo- vician 20-237d; partheno- genesis 23-119a; phosphor escent organs 7-558b; phy logeny 7-560d; regeneration 23-36d.
Crustaceous lichen thallus 16- 579a.
Crustae 14-627c; 23-4848. Crusta petrosa 26-501c. Crust stock 16-343b. CRUSTUMERIUM, It. 7-561d; 15-26 (B5). Crustumina (Clustumina), tribe
Crutwell, G. E. W. 4-5368. Crutzer, Ch. 15-362b. CRUVEILHIER, JEAN 7-561d; 1-937a.
Crux (Southern cross; 7-13d. ansata see Ankh. Cruxbay, W.I. 24-12a. Crux capitata: see Crux im. missa.
commissa: see Tau cross. decussata: see St Andrew's Cross
immissa 7-507c. simplex 7-505d. Cruyshautem, Belg. 3-668 (C2). Cruz, Agostinho da 22-158b. -, Bernardo da 22-159b. -, Gaspar da 22-159b; 23. 288c.
R. de la: see La Cruz, R. de. Cruz, Pa. 21-106 (M5). , isl., Cu. 7-595 (E1). isl., Madeira 17-281 (map). -, mts., Ec. 12-665c. pt., Madeira 17-281 (map). Alta, Braz. 4-440 (B7). Alta, mt., Port. 6-379a. del Eje, Arg. 7-141b. Cruzeiro, Braz. 24-200c. CRUZ E SILVA, ANTONIO Diniz da 7-561d. Cruziana 5-87b.
Cruz Verde, plat., Colom. 6- 701a. Cruzy-le-Châtel, (G4).
Crwth: see Crowd. Cryder Creek, riv., N.Y. 19- 596 (C3).
Cryer (dentist) 8-52a. Cryers Hill, Bucks. 16-942 (A2).
Crying (physiol.) 23-195a. Crymogaca (Jonsson) 14-239d Crynant, Wales 9-428 (V. D4). Cry of the Children, The (Smith) 25-261a.
Cryohydrate 11-371c. CRYOLITE 7-562c; 1-767b; 1-768a. Cryphius (Mithraism) 18-623d. CRYPT 7-562d; 12-621b. CRYPTEIA 7-564c; 13-251b. Cryptinae 14-243a. CRYPTOBRANCHUS 7-564d. - alleghaniensis : see Hell- bender. - maximus: see Gigantic sala. mander. Crypto-Calvinists 2-915b. Cryptocarya moschata19-920c. -Palmerstoni: see Walnut.
Cryptodira 27-68d; 27-67d; 23-149b; 23-162c; distribu- tion 28-1011a. Cryptodon 16-123a. Cryptogams, vascular: Pteridophyta. Cryptoglena 10-467b. CRYPTOGRAPHY 7-5658. Cryptolinite 27-48b. Cryptolite 18-692c. CRYPTOMERIA 7-566c; 28- 898b. Cryptomonadaceae 1-591b; 1- 593d 10-467a. Cryptomonadeae 1-591b. Cryptomonas 1-591b; 467a. Cryptomya 16-1248. Cryptonella 8-128a. Cryptonemiales 1-592d. Cryptoperthite 16-30a. Cryptophagidae 6-672c. Cryptophasa unipunctata 16- 464d (fig.). Cryptophialidae 26-905d. Cryptophialus minutus 26- 905d. Cryptophthalmus 11-521d. Cryptopidae 5-673b. Cryptopine 20-134d; 19-239c. Cryptopithecus 22-336c. Cryptoplacidae 6-250b. Cryptoplax 6-251c; 6-250b. Cryptopora 4-366a. CRYPTO-PORTICUS 7-566d; 7-562d.
Crutch (of ship) 24-961a. Crutched Friars, Lond. 16- Cryptoprocta 17-272b. 943b. ferox: see Foussa.
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Cryptoproctinae 5-368d. Cryptops 5-673b. Cryptorchism 23-134c.
Cryptostegia 17-273c. grandiflora 23-797c.
Cryptostemma 2-309b (figs.). Cryptostemmidae 2-309c.
Cryptostigmata 2-310c; 299b.
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Császár, Francis 13-927c. Csat, Mező, Hung.: see Mező- Csat.
Cseklész, Esterházy of: see Esterházy of Cseklész. CSENGERY, ANTON 7-591d. Csengey, Gustavus 13-929d. Csepel, isl., Hung. 3-4 (F3); 13-895b.
Cuan, inlet, Scot. 24-412 (B3);| Cubitt Town, Lond. 28-89b. 18-960d. Cuboctahedron 22-28d. Cuan-na-groith, Ire. : see Cuboid 25-177d. Waterford. Cuboite see Analcite. see Charyb
Cuan Ua Lothchain (poet) 5- Cubomedusae: 630a. Cuaran : Dane. 2-
Cryptostomata 22-42b; 22-
Cryptozoic (zool.) 21-707b. -era (geol.) 22-266c.
Cryptozonia 8-880b.
Crypturi 20-3260:
Crypturiformes 20-326a. Crypturus: see Inhambu. Crysals (archery) 2-365a. Crystal, Ia. 14-732 (E2). -, Ind. 14-422 (D7). N.Dak. 19-780 (G1). N.Mex. 19-520 (A1). ,bay, Fla. 10-540 (D3). bay, Mass. 28-737b. cave, Mo. 18-608c. lake, Conn. 6-952 (F2). , lake, Mass. 17-852 (B3). lake, Mich. 18-372 (D5). ,lake, Mich. 18-372 (E-F6). lake, N.H. 19-490 (C4). lake, Vt. 19-490 (C2). lake, Wis. 28-740 (D5). mts., W.Af. 6-916b; 922d: 11-99c; 19-9b. Crystal (min.) 7-569b; 3-817d; cohesion of 7-585a; density determination 8-49a; elas- ticity of 7-585a; electrical
Csepreghy, Francis 13-928a. Cserei, Michael 13-926a. Csermö, Hung. 3-4 (G3). Cserna (Ruszka), mt., Hung. 27-212b.
- riv., Hung. (trib. Danube) 13-895b.
-, riv., Hung. (trib. Maros) 27-211a.
Gora, mt., Carpath. 5-383b. Csetate-Boli, cave, Hung. 13- 895a.
Csezmeczey, János: see Pan- nonius, Janus. C.S.I. (abbr.) 1-29a. Csik, co., Hung. 3-4 (13). -, mts., Hung. 27-212a. Csiks (painter) 20-518a. Csik Szereda, Hung. 3-4 (13).
Szereda, pass, Hung. 27- 212b. CSIKY, GREGOR 7-592a. CSOKONAI, MIHALY VITEZ 7-592a.
CSOMA DE KOROS, ALEX-
properties 7-590a; inscrip- Csongrád, Hung. 3-4 (G3). tion on 14-621c; magnetic, co., Hung. 3-4 (G3); 13- properties 7-590a, 17-328b; mixed: see Solution, solid; optical properties 7-586b,21- 935d; and organic form 18- 868b; structure of 7-569d, 7-584b; thermal properties 7-589c, 18-627d; wave motion in 28-425c. -(glass): see Flint glass. Crystalate 3-935d. Crystal City, Can. 19-780 (F1).
Csorba, lake, Hung. 26-451b. -, station, Hung. 3-4 (F2). Csorna, Hung. 3-4 (E3); 12- 768a.
8-332d; 12-859c. Crystal Hill, Va. 28-118 (C-D4). Crystal Lake, Conn. 6-952 (F2). -Lake, Ia. 14-732 (D1). -Lake, Iil. 14-304 (D1). Crystallaria 17-508a. Crystalline (albumin) 1-514c. -(organic base): see Aniline. -glass 11-555d.
-lens (of eye) 10-92d; 10- 93d.
style (zool.) 16-113a. CRYSTALLITE 7-568d. CRYSTALLIZATION 7-569b; 25-372a; of metals 18-198d; of rocks 21-3308. Crystallizer 26-40c. Crystallographic axis 7-572b foll.
CRYSTALLOGRAPHY 7-569b; see also under
26-222a: Crystal. Crystallogyric 16-616c. Crystalloid (bot.) 1-596a. Crystalloid (physics) 8-157a;
25-376d. Crystalloluminescence 21-477c. Crystallome 14-158c. Crystallose: see Sodium sac-
Crystallospora 6-617d; spore 6-616 (Pl. II. fig. 7). Crystal malt 17-507a.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Lond. 7- 591d; 16-938 (C4); music 19-83d.
-Palace International Ex- hibition: see International Exhibition.
Crystal River, Fla. 10-540 (D3).
Crystal scarlet 8-746b. Crystal Spring, O. 20-26 (G-H3).
Crystalsprings, Ark.2-552(B3). Crystal Springs, Colo. 6-722 (H2).
-Springs, Ga. 11-752 (A1). -Springs, Miss. 18-600 (B3). Crystal tree 6-910d.
see Havelok Cuareim, Braz. 4-440 (A7). -, riv., Braz.: see Quarahy. Cuarena, Braz. 4-440 (C1). Cuarta (measure) 20-758c. Cuartillo 28-491c. Cuarto, riv., Arg. 2-462 (D3);| 2-462a; 7-141a. Cuatro Cienegas, Mex, 18-318 (E2).
- Ojos, Bol. 4-167 (C3). Cuauhtemoc (emperor of Mex.) 7-206c; 18-337a; statue
18-345b. Cuautla, Mex. 18-324a. Cub. (abbr.) 1-29d. Cuba, Ala. 1-460 (A3). II. 14-304 (B3).
-, Ind. 14-422 (D6). Kan. 15-654 (E1). Mo. 18-608 (E3). N.Mex. 19-520 (D2). N.Y. 19-596 (B3). Port. 25-530 (B3). Wis. 28-740 (C6). CUBA, isl., W.I. 7-594c; 7- 595 (map); asphalt 2-768b; Cocoa 6-630a; coolie im migration 7-77a; geology 7-596b, 28-544d; negroes 19-347a; railways 12-697d; shipping 24-872; slavery 25-226a; sugar 26-47a; tobacco 26-1038c. Cuba (myth.) 23-69b. Cubagua, isl., Venez. 27-989 (C1); pearl fisheries 27- Cubahatchie, Ala. 1-460 (D3). Cuban bloodhound 8-378c.
fire-fly see Fire-fly. Cubango, riv., Ang. 6-923 (B6). Cubanite 7-103b. Cuban lily: see Peruvian hyacinth.
pine 10-659a; 27-634c. Cubatão, mts., Braz.: see Mar. Cubature 7-606d; 18-134d; 18- 142d.
Cubberly, Glos. 3-777d. Cube (crystallography) 7-571c foll.; four-faced: see Tetrakis- hexadron.
CUBE (math.) 7-606b; 11- 688b; 22-27c; deformation of elastic 9-142d; duplica tion of 20-740d; volume of 18-138a.
-(snub) 22-28d.
- (truncated) 22-28d. see Cubebene 7-607a. Cubebic acid 7-607a.
Ctenomys brasiliensis: see Cubebin 7-607a. Tuco-tuco.
CUBEBS 7-607a; nettlerash 19-422b.
re-Cubellas, Sp. 25-530 (F2). Cube ore: see Pharmacosider- ite.
nan Craobh 5-638b. Csák-Cuachana na metre) 23-824a.
ktornya, Hung. 3-4 (E3). Csallóköz, isl., Hung.: Schütt, Great.
Canid, Szerb, Hung.:
Szerb Csanád.
-, co., Hung. 3-4 (G3).
Cuadra 6-153b. Cuadrilla 4-789d.
see Cuagua, isl.,W.I. 28-544 (E5). Cuajimalpa, Mex. 18-347c.
see Cuajiniquilapa, C.Am. 5-678
Cuama, riv., Af.: see Zambezi.
see Chile salt-
petre. parabola 20-748c. plane of symmetry 7-571d. salt petre: see Chile salt-
surface 26-119b. system 7-574a. Cubicula (catacombs) 5-492d. (circus) 6-390c. Cubicularius: see lanus. Cubiculum: see Suggestus. Cubières, Amédée Louis Des- pans de 10-866d. Cubistica 7-800d.
Cubit 28-482b; 9-28d; 26-
dacida. Cubo-octahedron 7-572b. Cubricus 17-572d. Cub Run, defile, Va. 4-792a. Cubzac-les-Ponts, Fr. 8-424a. Cuca see Coca. Cucalon, mts., Sp. 25-530 (E2); 26-663d.
Cucao, lake, Chile 6-163a. Cuccatti's thermo-regulator 14-368b.
Cuchara, pass, Colo. 6-722 (E4).
Cuchi, riv., Ang. 6-923 (B6) Cuchia 26-544d. Cuchilla 4-439d. Cuchilla Grande, mts., Braz.: see Coxilha. Cuchillo, mt., Teneriffe 26- 615d.
Cuckfield clay 26-165d. Cucking stools 8-631c; 25- 967c.
Cuckmere, riv., Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5); 26-165c; 8-460d. Cuckoo, Va. 28-118 (D-E3). CUCKOO 7-608b; distribu、 tion 3-977d; egg 9-13d; gizzard and diet 3-969c; sacred to Hera 13-307d. Cuckoo and the Nightingale 6- 422c.
Cuckoo clock 6-552b.
- gillyflower: see Ragged robin.
-pint 2-641a; 2-640d (fig.); 10-556d; 22-5a. -shrikes: see Caterpillar eaters. Cuckoo's leader: see Wryneck. -mate see Wryneck. CUCKOO-SPIT 7-610c; 262b; 21-758d. Cucuhy, Braz. 4-440 (B1). Cucujidae 6-672c. Cuculaia,
riv., Nic. 5-678 (D-E4); 19-643c. Cuculi 3-964b; 3-969a; 977d.
Cudahy, Wis. 28-740 (F6); 18- 493b.
Cudbear 2-367d; 16-583d. CUDDALORE, India 7-611d; 14-382 (H-114); 8-687b; 26- 30d.
CUDDAPAH, India 7-612a: 14-382 (H12).
-, dist., India 7-612a. Cuddell, N.S.W. 19-538 (C-D4). Cuddelur, India 14-382 (F14). Cuddesdon, Oxon. 9-420 (III. E3); geology 20-415d;
palace 20-416c; theological college 28-630d. Cuddington, Ches. 9-416 (II. B3).
Cuddy, Pa. 21-106 (D7). Cudgegong, riv., N.S.W. 2- 953a.
Cudgel 25-149a.
Cudliam, Kent 16-942 (E3). Cudillero, Sp. 25-530 (B1). Cudrefin, Switz. 26-242 (B3). Cudweed 6-812d. CUDWORTH, RALPH 7-612b; 8-562b; 9-828b. Cudworth, Sur. 1-702b.
Yorks. 28-933 (D2). Cue,.W.Aus. 2-960 (B5). Cue (dict.): see Queue or Cue. Cue (billiards) 3-935a. Cuéllar, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Cuemby, Braz. 1-785 (map). CUENCA, Ec. 7-613b; 8-911 (B3); geology 8-914c. See also Azuay.
- P.Is. 21-392 (E3). CUENCA, Sp. 7-613c; 25-530 (D-E2); 2-416c.
Cuênot, L. 1-507d;9-316d. Cuera, Switz.: see Coire. Cuerda seca (tile-making) 26- 973a. Cuerden Hall, Lancs. 16-139 (C2). Cuernavaca, Mex. 18-318 (G2);
18-851a; 18-332a; 18-323d. Cuernby, Colom. 6-701 (A4). Cuero, Tex. 26-690 (K6). Cuers, Fr. 10-778 (H6). Cuervo, N.Mex. 19-520 (F2). - Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520 (F2).
Cuesnon, riv., Fr. 17-543a. CUESTA 7-613d.
Cuestas, Juan 27-808b. Cueva, Peru 21-264 (C3). Cuevas, Miss. 18-600 (C5). - DE VERA, Sp. 7-613d; 25- 530 (E4).
3- Cueza, riv., Sp. 25-530 (C1). CUFF 7-613d.
Cuffe, family of: see Desart, earldom of.
Henry 28-837a.
Cuffy town Creek, riv., S.C. 25- 500 (B3).
Cufic: see Kufic.
Cugler Poni, Matilde 23-8488. Cuglieri, It. 15-4 (B4).
Cugnana, gulf, Sard. 15-4 (B4).
indicator: see Honey guide. - persa: see Touracou. poliocephalus : see Hoto- togisu. Cucumariidae 8-879d; Lud- wig's classification 8-879c. Cucumas: see Cocoma. CUCUMBER 7-610c; 17-391d. Cucumella tomb 2-382c. Cucumis see Cucumber. anguria: see Gherkin. melo: see Melon. sativus see Cucumber. sativus, var. sikkimensis : see Sikkhim cucumber. Cucurbeta, mt., Hung. 27- 212b.
Cucurbit: see Matrass. Cucurbita 10-561c; fruit: see Pumpkin. CUCURBITACEAE placentation 10-570d (fig.). Cucurbita maxima: see Giant gourd.
moschata: see Musk melon. pepo see Pumpkin.
Cuguar: see Puma.
Cuguev, Russ.: see Chuguyev. Cuheran: see Havelok the Dane.
Cui, César 3-234a; 25-411d. Cui (zool.) 20-6586. Cuiaba, Braz.: see Cuyaba. Cuicuina, Nic. 5-678 (D4). Cuilag, mt., Scot. 13-841b. Cuilcagh, mt., Ire. 14-744 (D2); 5-572a; geology 10-274c. Cuilco, riv., Guat. 5-678 (A3). Cuildremhne (battle): Culdreimne.
Cuillier, Pierre:
Pierre Cuillier.
var. aurantia: Orange gourd.
ovifera : Vegetable marrow.
Cuiseaux, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Cuisery, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
-pepo, var. pyrigonnis: Warted gourd.
Cuithir, lake, Scot. 25-206b.
Cuitlán, lagoon, Mex. 6-683d
Cubitt, George: see Ashcombe. Joseph 7-608a. THOMAS 7-607c.
SIR WILLIAM 7-607d: treadmill 27-223a; mill 28-710c.
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Cuivre, riv., Mo. 18-608 (E-F2);
CUJAS, JACQUES 7-614c. Cujillo, Peru 21-264 (B2). Cukulcan (Mayan ruler) 18- 331c.
Culardoch, mt., Scot. 1-50a. Cularo, Fr.: see Grenoble. Culberhouse, Ark. 2-552 (E2). Culbertson, Mont. 14-276 (G1). Neb. 19-324 (D4) -, O. 20-26 (E7).
Pa. 21-106 (Ġ5).
Culbin, Scot. 9-270a. Culcasia 16-540c.
Culcitium nivale 8-915b. Culdaff, Ire. 14-744 (D1). bay, Ire. 14-744 (D1). CULDEES 7-615a.
Culdesac, Ida. 14-276 (A2). Cul-de-sac (dict.) 1-694b. Cul-de-sac Frégate, bay, W.I. 17-802 (B2).
- Paquemar, bay, W.I. 17- 802 (B2).
Cul-des-Sarts, Belg. 3-668 (D4). Culdreimne, Ire. (battle) 14- 763b; 8-598a. Culebra, Colom. 6-701 (C4). -, C.R. 5-678 (D5).
Peru 21-264 (B3). -, gulf, C.R. 5-678 (C-D5). CULEBRA, isl., W.I. 7-615d; 28-544 (E3); 22-124b.
-, mt., Colo. 6-722 (E4). mt., Sp. 25-530 (B2).
, pass, Pan. 20-664c.
riv., Colo. 6-722 (E4).
Cut, Pan. canal 20-670 (map); 20-667d; 20-671a. Culebra de sangre 5-676b. Culemborg, Holl.: see Kuilen- burg.
Culeolus 27-389a.
willemoesi 27-388d (fig.). Culette: see Cullet.
Culex 17-464a; 18-901b (figs.). fasciatus: see Stegomyia calopus.
fatigans 18-902a; 20-787a. pipiens 18-902a; 27-341d. Culgoa, riv., Austr. 2-960 (H5).
riv., N.S.W. 19-538 (D1). Culham, Berks. 9-420 (III. E3); 20-416c; geology 20- 415d.
-, inlet, W.Aus. 2-960 (C6). Culiacan, Mex. 18-318 (D2); 25-140c; 18-323d. Culicidae: see Mosquito. Culicimorphae :
Culinna, S.Aus. 2-960 (E5). Culion, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B5); 5-592d.
Culla (tree) 7-597a. Cúllar de Baza, Sp. 25-530 (D4); 12-335a. CULLEN, PAUL 7-6168. WILLIAM 7-616b; 52b; 23-31b. Cullen, Ire. 14-744 (B4). CULLEN, Scot. 7-617a; 24- 412 (F2).
Cullenswood, Ire. 8-622b. Culleoka, Tenn. 26-620 (E2). CULLERA, Sp. 7-617b; 25- 530 (E3): 25-530 (E-F3). -,cape, Sp. 25-530 (E-F3); 7-6176.
Cullercoates, Northumb. 27- 501a; geology 19-790d. Cullet 16-196c.
Culley, George 1-395a. Matthew 1-395a. R. S. 21-865d.
Cullin, lake, Ire. 14-744 (B3); 6-950d.
Cullinagh, lake, Ire. 7-156d. Cullinan, T. 27-190d. CULLINAN, Trans. 7-617b; 25-466 (15).
Cullinan diamond 7-617b; 8- 163d; 23-36 (Pl. II. fig. 2). Cullingworth, Yorks. 28-933 (B1).
Cullivoe, Scot. 24-412 (G1). Cullman, Ala. 1-460 (C1).
- Co., Ala. 1-460 (C1). Cullochy, locks, Scot. 24-412 (D2).
Culloden, Ga. 11-752 (B3). CULLODEN, Scot. 7-617b; 24-412 (D2); battle (1746) 7-617b, 5-941c, 24-456b; medal 18-5d.
-, W.Va. 28-560 (A-B3). Cullom, Colo. 6-722 (A1). Ill. 14-304 (D3). Cullompton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. F2); church, carving 28- 793b.
instructions given on Page 1.
glaciation 5-312d; table 11-1 Cumberland, Ia. 14-732 (C3).
Culm (Welsh term) 5-319b. Culmann, C 17-960d. Culmbach, Ger.: see Kulm- bach.
Culm-grauwacke 7-618a. CULMINATION (astron.) 7- 618a.
Cullum, G. W. 28-558c. Cully, Switz. 26-242 (B4). Culm, Ger.: see Kulm. CULM (geol.) 7-617c; 5-310d; 24-578a; flora 20-539b
Cul Mor, mt., Scot. 24-412 (C1). Culmsee, Ger.: see Kulmsee. Culinstock, Dev. 9-430 (VI. F2).
Culna, India: see Kalna. Culoz, Fr. 10-778 (G5). Culpable homicide: see Murder. Culpaulin, N.S.W. 19-538 (B2). Culpeper, John 19-776a. Culpeper, Va. 28-118 (D-E2). Co., Va. 28-118 (D-E2). Culpepper, Thomas 13-832b. Culpepper, Ala. 1-460 (B4). Culper (fish) 5-230d, CULPRIT (dict.) 7-618a, CULROSS, Scot. 7-618b; 24- 418 (D2).
Cult, mt., Scot.: geology 10- 330a.
Cultch (dict.) 20-427c. Cultellus 16-124a.
CUMBERLAND, Md. 7-627a; 17-828 (B1). Me. 17-434 (B5).
Miss. 18-600 (C-D2). N.C. 19-772 (C-D2). O. 20-26 (G5). Okla. 20-58 (E3). CUMBERLAND, R.I. 7-627b. (East), R,I.: see East Cum- berland.
-, Va. 28-118 (D3). Wis. 28-740 (B3). Wyo. 28-874 (B4). bay, Aret. 21-950b. co., N.S. 19-830b. CUMBERLAND, co., Eng. 7- 624c; 9-412 (I. B3); 9- 411b; coal-fields 9-425d; cotton trade 7-283a; name, history of 25-999c. -, fort, Hants. 22-132 (map). inlet, Can. 28-572c. -, isl., Ga. 11-752 (E5).
isls., Austr. 2-960 (H4). lake, Can. 24-225 (B2). CUMBERLAND, mts., U.S. 7- 627c; 1-460 (B-D1); 15- 740 (E-F4); 26-620 (F2- G1).
Culzean, bay, Scot. 28-412 (D4).
- Castle, Scot. 28-412 (D4); 17-931d.
Cum (in place names) 6-751c. Cumacea: see Sympoda. CUMAE, It. 7-618d; 15-4 (B6); 15-26 (D-E4); coin- age 19-877c; pirates 12- 445a; Sibyl's shrine 21- 605c.
Cumal (dict.) 14-768b. CUMANA, Venez. 7-619c; 27- 989 (B-C1).
state, Bol.: see Bermudez. Cumañacoa, Venez. 27-989 (C1); 27-991a. Cumanians: see Kumans. Cumanus, Ventidius: see Ventidius. Cumanus Sinus, It.: Naples, Bay of. Cumara nut: see Tonquabean. Cumaria, Peru 21-264 (C3). Cumarone 6-595c.
627d; 26-620 (D1); 15-740 (D4) 15-740 (B2). -, sound, Can. 5-160 (Q2).
sound, Ga. 11-752 (E5). Basin, bay, Can. 11-329b. Bay, U.S.: see Plattsburg Bay.
City, Tenn. 26-690 (D1). College, Nashville, Tenn.: see Nashville, university of. Co., Ill. 14-304 (D4). Co., Ky. 15-740 (C4). Co., Me. 17-434 (B5). Co., N.C. 19-772 (C-D2). Co., N.J. 19-502 (B-C5). Co., Pa. 21-106 (H5). Co., Tenn. 26-690 (F-G2). Co., Va. 28-118 (D3). Furnace, Tenn. 26-620 (D1). Gap, Tenn. 26-620 (H1); 7-
Hill, R.I. 23-249 (C1). House, Can. 24-225 (B2) Land, dist., Can. 3-193a. Lodge, Berks. 16-942 (B3). Mills, Me. 17-434 (B5). Plateau, U.S.: see Cumber- land, mts. Cumberland Church 22-292b. University, Lebanon (Tenn.).
- Valley, Pa. 21-106 (E6). Cumbernauld, Scot. 24-418 (D3); 8-661a; geology 8- 660d.
Cumbernauld, Bond of: see Bond of Cumbernauld. Cumberworth, Yorks. 28-933 (C2). Cumbie, N.S.W. 17-538 (E2). Cumborah, N.S.W. 17-538 (D1).
CUMBRAES, THE, isls., Scot. 7-628a; 24-418 (B3). Cumbre, pass, Chil.: see Uspal- lata.
Cumbres, Colo. 6-722 (D4). Cumbri, tribe 7-626a. Cumbria: see Strathclyde. Cumbrian mts., Eng. 9-408 (D3): see further Lake District.
Cumbu: see Bajra. Cumbum, Ind. 14-382 (H12); 15-952d.
Cumby, Tex. 26-690 (M2). Cum dividend 8-332b. Cumene 20-52b. Cumhal 6-421a. -Senorba 4-489b. Cumian, St 21-98c. Cumic aldehyde 1-532d; 628c. Cumidae: see Bodotriidae. Cumidic acid 8-697b. CUMIN 7-628c. Cumina, riv., Braz. 4-440 (E2). Cum ng, Neb. 19-324 (H2). Co., Neb. 19-324 (H3). Cumingia 16-123c. Cumings, N.Dak. 19-780 (G-H2).
Cummings, William H. 19-1 Cunningham, 266d.
Cummings, Ind. 14-422 (C6). Cummingsville, Mass. 17-852 (A-B).
Cummington, Mass. 17-852 (B2); 23-270b. Cummingtonite 1-883d;
Cuminic aldehyde (Cuminol): see Cumic aldehyde. Cuminum cyminum: Cumin. Cumledge, Scot. 3-815d. CUMMERBUND 7-628d; 14- 418d; 21-193c. Cummersdale, Cumb. 9-412 (I. B3). Cumming, Alfred 18-845c. -, Gordon: see Gordon-Cum- ming, Ronaleyn George. James 9-185a. CUMMING, JOSEPH G. 7- 628d.
Cumming, Ga. 11-752 (B1).
N.C. 19-772 (C-D1). Wash. 28-354 (F-Ġ3).
Cunninghame, dist., Scot. 24- 418 (B-C3); 3-75a. Cunninghamia 6-171c;
Cunnington, W. A. 26-396d. Cunobelin (British chief) 4- 583c; 8-19d; coins 19- 876d.
Cunoctantha 14-156b. Cuon: see Dhole. -sutilans: see Adjag. Cuorgne, It. 15-4 (A2). CUP (dict.) 7-634a : Drinking vessel. (astron.): see Crater. (mech.) 3-914b.
and ball pivot 17-1012b. and saucer school 8-532c. Cupania 20-552c.
CUPAR, Scot. 7-634a; 24-418 (E2).
Muir, moorland, Scot. 7. 634b.
Cupaty, rapid, S.Am. 1-788a. Cup-bearer: see Aquarius. "Cup-bearer " (painting, Cnossus) 1-251 (PL. IV. fig. 2). CUPBOARD 7-634c; Jaco. bean 28-795b. Cupel 2-776d.
Cupellation 2-776d; 16-316d. Cup-fungi: see Discomycetes. Cuphea 10-572a; 11-258c. Cup horse 13-730a. Cupica, bay, Colom. 6-701 (A3); 6-703b. CUPID 7-635a; and Psyche 22-543d, 26-371a, 16-922d. Cupido (Cupidonia): Prairie-hen. Cupid's darts (gem): see One- gite.
Cup-mouthpiece 18-947b. Cupola, Pa. 21-106 (H-16). CUPOLA (archit.) 7-635a: see also Dome.
- (fortification) 10-703d; 20- 228a. -furnace 11-359b; 14-826d; 7-104d. Cupping (engineering) 27-39c. CUPPING (surgery) 7-635a; 26-126a.
- glass 26-131d. Cupra (myth.) 7-635b. CUPRA MARITIMA, It. 7. 635a; 15-26 (D-E3). MONTANA, It. 7-635b. Cuprea bark 22-758c.
CUNEO, It. 7-632d; 15-4 (A2); Cupreine 22-756d.
battle (1799) 15-45b. -, prov., It. 15-6c. Cunerus Mons, mt., It.: Conero. Cunetio, Wilts. 4-584 (C6); 740b.
Banded lemming. Cunigunde, St 3-301d. Cunillera, isl., Sp. 25-530 (F3). Cunimund (king of Gepidae) 1- 512a; 16-933a. Cunina 14-148d;
14-138b (fig.); 14-146b; tentaculo- cysts 14-143c (figs.). Cuningham, William 19-287b. CUNITZ, MARIA 7-633a. Cunlhat, Fr. 10-778 (F5). Cunliffe, Bor. 4-257 (C2). Cunnamulla, Queens. 2-960 (H5). CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER (scholar) 7-633a.
- Alexander (historian) 7- 633a.
Sir Alexander 7-633c; 16- 81d; 17-578b; 24-128b. ALLAN (poet) 7-633b. Allan (math.) 26-327d. A. J. C. 14-71d. Francis 7-633c.
George Glencairn 27-562b; 9-127d.
, J. T.: on gastropoda 11- 513a; 11-519b; on second- ary sexual characters 6- 735a; on sole 25-358. Peter 7-633c.
Richard 2-960d. William, earl of Glencairn (1610-1664): see Glencairn, earl of.
WILLIAM (economist) 7- 633d.
WILLIAM (theologian) 7- 633c. Cunningham, Ala. 1-460 (A4). Kan. 15-654 (D3).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Cupressinoxylon 20-548d. Cupressites 20-548d. Cupressocrinidae 8-878d. Cupressocrinus 8-128b. Cupressus see Cypress. Arbor Vitae :
glauca: see Cedar of Goa. Lawsoniana: see Port Or-
ford cedar.
- lusitanica:
macrocarpa: see Monterey cypress.
nootkatensis: see Alaska
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