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Curchod, Susan see Necker, Susan.
CURCI, CARLO MARIA 7- 637a.
Curculionidae: see Weevil. Curcuma 2-649d.
-angustifolia 2-649d.
Curcumin 27-474a.
Curcumine yellow 8-747b.
Curcunno, Fr. 25-964b.
Cur Deus Homo (Anselm) 2- 82d; 26-778a.
Curdies, riv., Vict. 28-38 (B3).
Curd knife 7-751b (fig.).
-mill 7-751b (fig.).
-Soap 25-298a.
Curdsville, Ky. 15-740 (A3).
-Va. 28-118 (D3).
Cure, isl., Pac.O.: see Ocean.
-, riv., Fr. 28-923a.
Curecanti, Colo. 6-722 (C3). Careghem, Brussels 4-694b. CUREL, FRANCOIS, vicomte de 7-637b; 8-517a. CURELY, JEAN NICOLAS 7- 637c.
Cure of Meudon : see Rabelais,
Cureotis (festival) 2-160b. Curepipe, Maur. 17-271 (C5); 17-9148.
CURES, It. 7-637d; 15-26 (D3).
CURETES: in Homer 7-637d; 18-92d; (myth.) 7-637d; 8-
Cureton, Gen. Charles Robert 25-888.
Curis, Juno 7-639a.
Curitibanos, Braz. 4-440 (B6). CURITYBA, Braz. 7-644c; 4- 440 (B6).
Curium, Cyprus 5-711d. Curius, Manius Dentatus:
Dentatus, Manius Curius.
-, Quintus 5-534a.
Curius, mts., Gr. 12-440 (C2). Curl (math.) 27-964a. Curland, Som. F2).
Curl Curl Creek, riv., N.S.W. 26-278 (G1). -Curl Head, cape, N.S.W. 26-278 (D1). Curled cress : cress.
maple 17-664c. yarn 28-906d.
Curlew, Ia. 14-732 (C2).
Wash. 28-354 (G1).
mts., Ire. 14-744 (C3); 25- 241d; 23-727c.
CURLEW 7-644d.
Curlew Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19- 780 (C3).
Curlicism 7-647b.
CURLING,
zard 7-645c. CURLING (sport) 7-645c. CURLL, EDMUND 7-647b; 22-86c; 23-782d. Curllsville, Pa. 21-106 (D3). Curls, Ala. 1-460 (A3). Curmi, Malta 17-508 (B2); 17-
Curnan (Irish prince) 14-763b. Currabubula, N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).
Curracloe, Ire. 14-744 (E4), Curradi, Domenia: see Ghir- landajo.
CURRAGH, dist., Ire. 7-647c; 14-744 (E3); geology 15- 791a; races 13-728c. - plain, I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2); 17-535a. Curraghmore, Ire. 14-744 (D4). Curetons Bridge, Ala. 1-460 Curral, val, Mad.Is. 17-281
-WILLIAM 7-638b. Curetonian MS. 3-881d.
Curettage 12-766b.
Curetus, mt., It. 15-26 (D3).
(map); 17-281c. Curralinho, Braz. 4-440 (14). Curral Velho, point, C. Verd. Is. 5-253 (map).
CURRAN, JOHN PHILPOT 7- 647d.
Switz. 23-648 (D2); 15-26-, Sarah 9-343b.
(B1): see also Coire. CURIA (anc.) 7-638d; 23-6160; municipal 19-8a; senate- onse 23-592 (D1). See also
Comitia. -(med.) 7-639b; Bohemia 4- 126c; in Gaul 10-907c, 10-
-Comitatus 7-317b. -Hostilia, Rome 23-5910; 7-
639a; 18-189b; 23-481a.
-Julia, Rome 19-690a.
Curiak, pass, Bulg. 23-935b.
Curran, Ill. 14-304 (C4). W. H. 24-825a. -, Mich. 18-372 (G5). Currane, lake, Ire. 14-744 (A5);
Currant, Nev. 5-8 (F2); CURRANT 7-648b; duty 9- 462a, 3-509c; English trade 11-261d; Greek cultivation 12-434d, 28-728d, 28-956b. bud mite 8-899b (fig.). Currant Creek, riv., Wyo. 28- 874 (C4).
Curia Militaris: see Chivalry, Currant-gall 11-423a. Currant moth: see Gooseberry moth.
CURIA REGIS 7-639b 9-479a;
21-46b; in feudal France 20- Currathool, N.S.W.
officials 22-371c; procedure Curraun, penin., Ire. 14-744
-Regis in Banco: see King's Currawananna,
Curia Regis rolls 22-961b.
CURIA ROMANA 7-639c; 20-
698b; 20-710d; auditores 2- 897c; Febronian attack 10-
230b. Curiata (law) 6-764c. Curiatii (Roman legend): see
Horatii and Curiatii. Curiatius: see Janus Curiatius. Curicó, Chil. 2-462 (B4); 7- 644a; 6-148b. CURICO, prov., Chil. 7-643d; 2-462 (B2 and B3); area and population 6-148b; minerals 6-150b. Caricta, isl., Aus.: see Veglia. Curie, Marie Sklodowska 7- 644a; 15-863c; electroscope
538 (D4). Currency 18-696d; 18-706a; agio1-376b; banking 3-334c; bimetallism: see that title; bracelets, Anglo-Saxon 4- 594b; cocoa beans 7-221d; cowries 24-833b, 19-680d, 26-982a; decimal coinage: see that title; English 9-458a, 18-702a; exchange 10-51a; Gresham's 12-583b; hoe-blades 15-565a; negroes 19-345d; paper money: see that title; salt 3-810d; seig- niorage 24-586c; shells 24- 833c; spears 15-565a; tea bricks 27-795c; units 18- 702d. See also Finance sec- tion under names of coun-
Scot. 24-418 (E3); 8-940b; 8-946a.
mt., Cape Col. 25-466 (18); 5-227b. Curriehill, castle, Scot. 8-940b. Curriers Company 16-811a. Currituck, N.C. 19-772 (G1). -, sound, N.C. 19-772 (G1); 19-771a.
Co., N.C. 19-772 (F-G1). Currockbilly, mt., N.S.W. 19- 538 (F4).
Curry, Ala. 1-460 (C4). -, Ill. 14-304 (C6).
North, Som. 9-430 (VI. G1); 25-390b. CURRY (dict.) 7-649c. (leather) 16-337a. Curry Co., N.Mex. 19-520 (G3). Co., Oreg. 20-242 (A5). Run, Pa. 21-106 (E4). Curryville, Ind. 14-422 (G3). -, Mo. 18-608 (E2).
Pa. 21-106 (F5). Curschmann's spirals 23-198d. Cursitor 5-137b. Cursitors Records 22-962b.
Cursorius: see Courser.
CURSOR MUNDI 7-650a; 9- 610c.
Cursus (dict.) 8-304a. Curtail (music): see Dolcian. step 25-765b. CURTAIN (dict.) 7-650c. (fortification) 10-686c. theatre, Lond. 26-731b; 16- 962a; 24-774d. Curtal (music): see Dolcian. CURTANA 7-650c; 23-36a. Curtate cycloid: see Trochoid. Curtatoni, It. (battle) 15-52c. CURTEA DE ARGESH, Rum. 7-650c; 23-826 (B2); cathe- dral 7-650d, 2-388a; Roman bath 23-827b. Curtelace 7-671b. Curtelaxe 7-671b. CURTESY (law) 7-651a. duke Curthose, Robert, of Normandy: see Robert (Curthose), duke of Nor- mandy. Curtice, O. 20-26 (D1). CURTILAGE (dict.) 7-651b. CURTIN, ANDREW GREGG 7-651b; 21-113d. Curtin, Pa. 21-106 (G4). -, W.Va. 28-560 (C3). Curtis, Benjamin Robbins 7- 652a.
E. B. 26-630b.
George Byron 19-560b. GEORGE TICKNOR 7- 651d.
7-6526; 1-836c. Harriot F. 17-77a.
John 8-896b.
Gen. Samuel Ryan 1-820b. Curtis, Ark. 2-552 (B4). Colo. 6-722 (G1). Ill. 14-304 (C3). Mich. 18-372 (E3)., Neb. 19-324 (D4). Okla. 20-58 (B1).
-, bay, Md. 17-828 (B4). mt., N.C. 2-207d.
-, mt., Tenn. 26-619b.
, mt., Vt. 19-490 (C4). -, port, Queens. 2-960 (14);| 2-960b.
Corner, Me. 17-434 (B4).
- Creek, inlet, Md. 17-828 (B4).
-Creek, riv., Utah 27-814 (C-D4).
Curtis turbine 25-843b; 25- 844a.
Curtisville, Ind. 14-422 (F4). Curtius (pseud.): see Webster, Noah.
CURTIUS, ERNST 7-652d; Geibel collaboration 11- 550d; Ionians theory 14- 730d.
Gaius 7-653b. GEORG 7-653a. MARCUS 7-653b. Mettius 7-653b.
Theodor: amines 1-856c; azoimide 3-82d; diazoacetic ester 8-175a; hippuric acid 13-523a; hydrazine 14- 110d. Curtius, marsh, Rome 7-653b; 23-591a; 23-592 (D2). CURTIUS RUFUS, QUINTUS 7-653c; 11-95d. Curtmantle (nickname): Henry II. of England. Curtodon 17-783d. Curtodontidae 17-783d. Curtoll (music): see Dolcian. Curtonotus 8-128a. Curtsey (dict.) 7-327c. Curu, riv., Braz. 4-440 (12). Curuas 6-705a. Curuba 20-887d.
Curubis, Tun.: see Kurba. Curuca, Braz. 4-440 (G2). Curucui 27-299b. Curuguati, Parag. 2-462 (E1). CURÜLE 7-653c; 10-475a. aedile 1-244c.
- magistrates 17-313d. Curumahā, riv., S.Am. 1-785 (map); 1-786a. Curumbenya, mts., N.S.W. 19- 538 (D-E3). Curupey 20-758b.
20-656a; Indian rule 14. 417a, 8-830d, 19-796b; Isfahan 14-868d; Oxford University reforms 27-772b; Persian Gulf mission 21. 244d.
Curzon, Hon. Penn Assheton 13-837c.
-, Richard William Curzon, viscount: see Howe, Rich ard William Curzon-Howe, earl.
Curzon-Howe (family), earls of Howe: see Howe. Curzon lectionary 20-565d. CUSANUS, NICOLAUS 7-665d; cycloid 7-685d; decretals 7- 916b, 19-127a. Cuscohygrine 6-615a. Cuscuino, canal, Venez. 20- 276a. Cuscus 21-344d; 28-1006b. Cuscuta: see Dodder. trifolii see Clover dodder. Cuscutaceae 8-368a. Cusel beds 21-176d; 21-177b. CUSH (Bible) 7-666b. Cush, pt., Ire. 14-744 (F5). -, Land of 7-666b; 8-924a; 5-140d; Tethmosis in 9-83b, 9-84b.
Cush, prince of (title) 9-846a. Cushan-Rishathaim, tribe 20-
Cushat: see Ring-dove. Cushat Law, mt., Northumb. 9-412 (I. D2). Cushcamcarragh, mt., Ire. 14. 744 (B3).
Cushendall, Ire. 14-744 (F1); 2-153a.
Cushendun, Ire. 14-744 (F1); 2-153a.
Cusher, riv., Ire. 14-744 (E2). CUSHING, CALEB 7-666c. WILLIAM BARKER 7. 667a.
(physician) 22-936d. Cushing, Ia. 14-732 (B2). Me. 17-434 (C4). Okla. 20-58 (E2). Tex. 26-690 (N4). Wis. 28-740 (A3). isl., Me. 17-434 (B5). Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (G2). CUSHION (dict.) 7-667b; archi tecture 7-667c, 5-277c; bil. liards 3-935b. ·
Curupira, mts., S.Am. 4-440 CUSHMAN, (C1). Cururu, C.Am. 5-678d. Cururupu, Braz. 4-440 (H2). Curvature (geom.) 11-716b; 26-121a; 14-548b; curve 26-119d; continuous mani- fold 11-727d; double 7-664a; radius of 11-720d, 14-548b; railways 22-836b. Curve, Tenn. 26-620 (B2). CURVE 7-653d; cubic: Cubic curve; diameter 8- 158a; differential geometry 11-720b; order 7-653a, 20- 175c; quadrature 14-544a; rectification 14-551b; sta- tionary 27-916b, 27-919a; varied 27-916a. Curved fire 3-274b. Curvello, Braz. 18-502d. Curver, mt., Alps 26-242 (H3); 1-745c. CURVILINEAR (arch.) 7-664c; 2-15a.
co-ordinates 14-547c. Curvometer 4-975c. CURWEN, HUGH 7-664c. JOHN 7-664c. John Spencer 7-664d. Curwensville, Pa. 21-106 (E4). Curycurari, riv., Braz. 4-440 (B2).
Curyllis pusilla 15-286d. Curzola, Aus. 3-4 (E5); 7- 664d. CURZOLA (Korčula, Karkar), isl., Aus. 7-664d; 3-4 (E5); battle (1298) 22-9a; battle (1299) 27-1006a; English occupation 7-776a; Greek settlements 14-326b; jackal 7-772d; prehistoric relics 7- 774a. isls., Gr.: see Curzolari, Echinades. Curzon, Alfred Nathaniel Holden, baron Scarsdale : see Scarsdale, A. N. H. Curzon.
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(math.) 7-656c; 14-548c. Cuspidal parabola: see Semi- cubical parabola. Cuspidaria 16-124c. Cuspidariidae 16-124c. Cuspinianus, Johannes 7-155a. Cuspius Fadus 3-891d. Cusqui-Raymi 10-221a. Cusse,
wood, Ger. 18-309
Cusset, Fr. 10-778 (F4); 28- 21b.
Cusseta, Ala. 1-460 (D3). Ga. 11-752 (B3). Cussewago Creek, riv., Pa. 21. 106 (B2).
Cusso: see Kousso. Cust, Henry 19-561c. Sir J. 25-615c.
R. H. 25-343a. Custar, O. 20-26 (C2). Custard (dict.) 7-667d. CUSTARD APPLE 7-667d. Marrow 27-967c. GEORGE CUSTER, strong 7-668a; 21-303c. Thomas Ward 7-668c. Custer, Ida. 14-276 (B3). -, Ill. 14-304 (C4). , Ky. 15-740 (B3). Mont. 14-276 (F2). Okla. 20-58 (C2). S.Dak. 25-506 (B4). Wash. 28-354 (C1). Wis. 28-740 (D4). forest, Mont., 18-754a. mt., S.Dak. 25-506 (B3). mts., Wash. 28-354 (D1). Battlefield, Mont. 14-276 (F3).
-City, Pa. 21-106 (E2).
Custer Co., Colo. 6-722 (E3). -Co., Ida. 14-276 (B-C3); 14-277c.
Co., Mont. 14-276 (G3). Co., Neb. 19-324 (E3). Co., Okla. 20-58 (B-C2). -Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (B4); 11-298c.
Park, Ill. 14-304 (D2). CUSTINE, ADAM PHILIPPE, comte de 7-668c. Custis, G. W. P. 28-350c. Custody of Children Act (1891) 14-515b.
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Cuthbertson, John 22-291d. Cuthona 11-523a.
Cuthred (king of Kent) 15- 735d.
- (king of Wessex) 28-534d. Cuthwulf 3-620a. Cutia: see Agouti. Cuticle 4-637a. Cutin: see Cuto-cellulose. Cutis: see Dermis. Cutiterebra
Cuyama, mts., Cal. 5-8 (D4). CUYAPO, P.Is. 7-677c; 21-392 (C3).
Cuyari, Braz. 4-440 (B1). Cuy-cocha, lake, Ec. 8-913d. Cuyes, riv., Ec. 8-911 (B3). Cuyo, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (C5). isis., P.Is. 21-392 (C5). CUYP, ALBERT 7-677d. JACOB GERRITSZ 7-677c. see Cuyuna, mts., Minn. 4-413c. Cuyuni, riv., Brit.Gui. 12-675 (C2); 12-677b. CUZA (Couza), ALEXANDER| John, prince of Roumania 7- 678c; 23-838c. Cuzcatan, dist., C.Am.: see Salvador, republic. Cuzcatlan (ruins), Salv. 5-679c. Cuzco, Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Berne. CUTLASS (dict.) 7-671a. CUTLER, MANASSEH 7-671b. -, Timothy 9-3b. Cutler, Fla. 10-540 (F6). Ill. 14-304 (C5).
CUSTOM (law) 7-668c; 15- 574a; Anglo-Saxon law 2- 36a; common lands 6-781c;, copyhold tenancy 7-116d. - (philosophy) 1-281c; Hume and Locke 16-851c. Customary Court:
CUSTOMARY FREEHOLD 7- 669a; 7-980b.
heir see Heir.
law (eccles.) 2-199c. stone 25-958c.
CUSTOM-HOUSE 7-669a; 17- 578a.
Custom of London 2-229b. Customs and Excise, Board of 23-223b.
-and Inland Revenue Acts: adulteration 1-226c, 1- 233b; bonded warehouses 4-2006; false declarations 21-173a; methylated spirit 1-526b; navigation regula- tions 19-298b; probate 22- 404b; smuggling 25-280d; succession duty 26-6a. CUSTOMS DUTIES 7-669a; ad valorem duties 1-234c;| Anglo-French agreement (1860)9-569b; bonded ware- houses 4-200a; British col- onies 4-613b; corn duties 7- 177d; development 9-459d foll.; drawback8-551d; Glad- stone's modifications (1853) 9-565c, (1859-1865) 9-569b; France 10-793d, 10-918c, 10- 912c; Greece 10-348b; Peel's reforms 9-560b; Roman 10- 349c; sight, bill of 3-933a; store, bill of 3-933b; ton- nage and poundage 27-11b; victualling bill 3-933b Westminster, Statute of 9- 494c.
parliament (Ger.) 11-873c. Union (Ger.) : see Zoll- verein.
-, Ind. 14-422 (E4). Me. 17-434 (E4). Cutler (dict.) 7-672b.
Cutleria 1-590b; 1-591b (figs.); CUZCO, Peru 7-678d; 1-785 1-595a; 1-597b.
greenstone 13-653a. CUTLERY 7-671c. Cut line flax (dict.) 16-725d. Cutlips, W.Va. 28-560 (C3). Cutlumus, monastery, Gr.:
see Kutlumush. Cutmeat Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506 (D-E4). Cuto-cellulose 5-606c; 5-608d. Cutoff, La. 17-54 (c7). Cutri, Giovanni Leonardo da 6-103a.
Cutshin, Ky. 15-740 (E3). Cut splice 15-873d. Cuttaburra Creek, riv., Queens.
and N.S.W. 19-538 (C1). Cuttaca (math.) 1-617a. CUTTACK, India 7-672d; 14- 382 (L9).
-, dist., India 7-673a; 14- 841d.
Cutter, N.Mex. 19-520 (C4). Cutter (boat): see Sloop, Smack.
(brick) see Rubber (brick). Cutters (quarrying) 15-491b. Cutter yacht 23-341a. Cut, The, riv., Berks. 16-942 (B3).
Cutthroat (zool.) 28-440a. Cutting, Ga. 11-752 (D4). Cutting (horticulture) 13-742d; 13-757a (figs.).
- (railway) 22-835a. machine (minting) 18-561b, Cuttingsville, Vt. 19-490 (B5). Union (S.Af.) 3-506a; 3- Cuttle-bone: see Sepia-bone. 605c.
Custos (title) 1-23d.
(slave): see Pedagogus. CUSTOS ROTULORUM7-669b. CUSTOZZA, It. 7-669b; 15-4 (C2). CUSTRIN (Küstrin), Ger. 7- 669c; 11-808 (E2); siege (1758) 24-718c. Custumarii (dict.) 28-82c. Cusulima, riv., Ec. 8-911 (C3); 1-788c.
Cusus: see Cuscus. Cut (math.) 19-849c.
(measure): see Lea. Cutanda, battle (1130) 25-544c. Cut and cover method 22-856c. Cutaneous glanders: see Farcy. - nerve, middle 19-398b. Cutato, riv., Port.W.Af. (Ben- guella) 6-923 (B6). - riv., Port. W.Af. (Loanda) 6-923 (A5).
Cut Bank, Mont. 14-276 (C1). Bank Creek, riv., Mont. 14- 276 (C1).
Bank Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780 (C1). CUTCH (Kach), state, India 7-
669c; 14-376 (C-D8); geo- logy 4-187a, 15-569a.
- (GULF OF), India 7-670d; 14-376 (C8).
-(RUNN OF), morass, India 7-670d; 14-376 (C8-D7).
Cutch (gold beating) 12-202b. see Mangrove
- (tanning): and Catechu. Cutch-Gandava, India : see Kach-Gandava. Cutchi see Kachchi. Cutchogue, N.Y. 25-514b. Cutcombe, Som. 9-430 (VI. F1). Cutestornes, dist., Hereford. 24-1021d.
Cutfish Creek, riv., Wis. 28- 740 (D5).
Cutha, Babylonia: see Kutha. Cuthaeans: see Samaritans. CUTHBERT, ST 7-671a; 3- 816a; 8-707c. -St, Book of: see Lindis- farne Gospels.
Cuthbert, Ga. 11-752 (B4);
CUTTLE-FISH 7-673c; 700c; anatomy 5-697a foll.; as food 5-173b; reproduc- tion 23-120a.
CUTTS OF GOWRAM, JOHN Cutts, baron 7-675d. Cuttunea 20-725c. Cuttyhunk, isl., Mass. 17-852
(E-F4); 12-265b; 17-787d. Cutty-stool 25-967c. Cutty Wren 21-82d. Cutuchi, riv., Ec. 16-239a. Cutwa, India: see Katwa. Cut-water: see Skimmer. Cut-weed kelp (dict.) 15-720d. Cut worm 7-262b; 26-1038a. Cuvée (dict.) 28-724a. Cuvette (dict.) 10-598b. CUVIER, GEORGES LEO-
pold Chrétien Frédéric Dago. bert, baron 7-676b; 28- 1028a; 18-864a; archetype theory 14-17d; axolotl 3- 68d; evolution theory 10- 32c; fishes 14-246a; geo- logy 11-643b, 11-646a; mol- lusca 18-669d; race division 2-113d; zoological classifi- cation 27-1048a, 20-314c, 23-138d. Cuvier, cape, W.Aus. 2-960 (A4).
isl., N.Z. 19-624 (E2). Cuvier, duct of 27-970d. Cuvierina 11-521d. CUVILLES, FRANCOIS DE 7- 677a.
Cuvio, It. 26-242 (F5). Cuvo, riv., Port.W.Af. 6-923 (A5); 2-39d. CUXHAVEN (Kuxhaven), Ger. 7-677b; 11-808 (B2). Cuxton, Kent 16-942 (F3). Cuya see Culla. CUYABA (Cuiaba), Braz. 7- 677b; 4-440 (E5).
(map); 21-264 (C4); 1-815b. -, dept., Peru 7-679b; 21-264 (A5 & D4).
mt., Bol. 4-167 (B3); 168b.
Cyathophyllum 2-104a; 104d; 25-110d; 8-127d. 4-Cyathozooid 27-391b. Cyathus (measure) 28-485c; 28-485d.
riv., Braz.: see Ucayali. Cvrstnica, mt., Aus. 3-4 (E5); 4-279d.
Cwellyn, Llyn, lake, Wales 5- 360d.
Cwm, Roman camp, Wales 22- 809d. Cwm (nomenclature) 6-751c. Cwmaman, Wales 1-45c. Cwmavon, Wales 9-428 (V. D4); 1-43b. Cwm-bach llechrhyd, Wales 9- 428 (V. E3). Cwm bychan, val., Wales 12- 955a.
Cwmdare, Wales 1-45c. Cwmdauddwr, Wales 23-231c. -, dist., Wales 22-809a. Cwmglas, val., Wales 25-295d. Cwmgors, Wales 9-428 (V. D4). Cwmgynen, Salop 7-112d. Cwm Hir, Wales: see Abbey Cwmhir. Cwm-Llinau, Wales 9-428 (V. D2). Cwmllynffell, Wales 9-428 (V. D4). Cwm-Morgan, Wales 9-428 (V. C4).
Cwm-parc, Wales 9-428 (V.. D4); 23-270c. Cwmpenar, Wales 18-937b. Cwm y llan, val., Wales 25- 295d.
Cwn Annwn: see Dogs of hell. Cwn Ystwyth, Wales 5-320a. Cwt. (abbrev.) 1-29d. Cyamelide 7-679c; 14-884b; 27-261b. Cyamidae: see Whale-louse. Cyamium 16-123a. Cyanacetic acid 17-496a. CYANAMIDE 7-679b; 5-188b. CYANATES 7-679c. Cyancamphor 26-651b. Cyane, riv., Sic. 26-301d. Cyanea 24-525b. Cyaneae, Asia M. 17-152a. Cyanean rocks: see Symple- gades.
Cyanecula: see Blue throat. leucocyana, suecica 10-435c. Cyaneidae 24-525a. Cyanhydrins 1-531d. CYANIC ACID 7-679c; 14- 884b; 27-261b. CYANIDE 7-680a; 22-529a; 22-531a; organic: see Nit- riles.
process 12-199a. Cyanidines 27-261b. Cyanine 8-746b; 8-754d. CYANITE 7-680a; 19-51a; 22- 695c; 22-696a; spectro scopy 25-622a. mica-schist 13-711b. Cyanmethine 22-691c. Cyanochalcite 6-320b. Cyanocitta 15-298a. Cyanocorax 15-298a. CYANOGEN 7-680c; flame 10-472c; in photo- sphere 26-88d; pharma- cology 21-352b. chloride 7-679c. Cyanol see Aniline. Cyanometer 18-279b; 24-238d. Cyanophyceae 1-585d; 1-593d; cell structure 21-772a; cy- tology 21-772a; habitat 1- 596c; nucleus 7-711c; Palaeozoic 20-525a; phylo- genetic affinities 21-728c. Cyanopica 3-975b. cooki 7-610a: see also Blue magpie. Cyanopsittacus 17-196c. Cyanosine 8-746b. Cyanosis 23-189c. Cyanosite see Chalcanthite. Cyanospiza ciris: see Non pareil.
cyanea see Indigo-bird. Cyanphenine 1-855b.
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CYAXARES 7-680d; 18-21a. CYBELE 7-681a: see also Great Mother of the Gods. Cybina, riv., Ger. 22-171d. Cybister 6-667b (fig.).
roeselii 13-430a. Cybistra, Asia M.: see Hera- clea.
Cybium guttatum: see Seir. Cybo, Franceschetto 24-757a. Cybulski, Napoleon 27-937b. -, W. 21-928d. Cycadaceae 21-737c. Cycadales 12-754c, d; anatomy 12-756d; geological history 21-778b; Jurassic 15-570c; leaf 16-323a; Mesozoic 20- 544d; reproduction 12-756a. Cycadeae 12-755a. Cycadella 20-546b. Cycadeoidea gigantea 20-546b (fig.). Cycadeostrobus 20-548d. Cycadinocarpus 20-538b (fig.). Cycadites 20-545b; 27-259d. Cycadofilices : see Pterido- spermeae. Cycadophyta 12-754b; geo- logical age 5-311c; Mesozoic 20-548a; Palaeozoic 20- 538d. Cycadopteris 20-543b. Cycadospadix milleryensis 20- 538d.
Cycadoxyleae 20-536a. Cycadoxylon 20-536a. Cycas 12-754d (fig.); 12-756a; 13-473d; fertilization 770a.
- Micholitzii 12-755d. Cyclades, dept., Gr. 12-428d. CYCLADES, isls., Gr. 7-681b; 12-424 (F3-G4); 14-730d. Cycladidae 16-123b. CYCLAMEN 7-681c; 22-341d; 13-769b.
europaeum: see Sow-bread. poppy 22-91d; 13-769d. Cyclanorbis 27-71b; 23-173c. Cyclanthaceae 21-781d. Cyclas 16-123b; 16-119b (fig.); 16-113a; 16-121b; develop ment 16-227d; genital or- gans 16-120d; otocysts 16- 119c.
CYCLE (dict.) 7-682a; chrono- logy 5-679d; commerce 17- 731c; sun see Solar cycle. engine 11-499b.
motor see Motor cycle. of Indiction: see Indiction. -, racing 7-685a. Cyclestheria 9-657a. Cyclestheriidae 9-657a. Cycliae 14-248c.
Cyclic (dict.) 10-560a. Cyclical group (math.) 12-627a. Cyclic compounds 6-51c.
planes 6-897a.
system 8-759c.
Cyclide: see Anallagmatic sur- face. Cyclina 16-123d. CYCLING 7-682d; 18-940b; 25-798b. Cyclists' Association, Inter- national 7-685a.
Touring Club 7-684d. Union, National 7-685a. Cyclitis 10-97c. Cyclobranchiata 11-508c. Cyclobutane 22-30c. Cyclocarpineae 16-585a. Cyclochaeta 14-561c. Cycloclypeus 10-630d; 632c (fig.); 10-633d. Cycloconium oleaginum 15-9c. Cyclocrinus 20-525b. Cycloderma 23-173c. Cyclodus 23-155d. - gigas 23-154d.
Cyclo-heptadiene 22-32d. Cyclo-heptane 22-32d.
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Cyclo-heptanone: see Suber-
Cyclo-heptatriene: see Trop- ilidine.
Cyclo-heptene 22-32d. Cyclo-hexadiene 22-31b. Cyclo-hexane 22-31a. Cyclohexane-dione 22-31c. Cyclohexane-trione: see Phlo. roglucin. Cyclohexanol 22-31b. Cyclohexanone 22-33c. Cyclohexene 22-31b. Cyclohexenones 22-31d. CYCLOID 7-685c; 17-981d. Cycloidal pendulum: see under Pendulum.
Cycloid fishes 14-246c. -scales 25-189d. Cyclolites 2-104b. Cyclolobus 5-693d. Cyclomenia 6-251b. CYCLOMETER 7-686c. Cyclometopa 17-457c. Cyclomyaria 27-3860; 391c. Cyclone, Ark. 2-552 (B2). Ind. 14-422 (E4). Pa. 21-106 (E2).
CYCLONE 7-686c; 2-7440; causes 18-284d; climatology 6-514a, 6-518b; storm winds, see Tornado. Cyclonema 11-510d. Cyclo-octadiene 22-33c. Cyclo-octane (Octomethylene) 22-33c.
Cyclop, mt., D.N.Guin. 19-487 (D1). Cyclopean, isls., It.: see Scogli de Ciclopi. CYCLOPEAN MASONRY 7- 686c; 7-686d. Cyclo-pentadiene 22-30d. Cyclo-pentanone 22-31a. Cyclo-pentene 22-30d. CYCLOPES 7-686d; 9-852d. Cyclopes didactylus: see Pyg⚫ my anteater. Cyclophoridae 11-515b.. Cyclophorus 11-515b. Cyclophthalmidae 2-303d. Cyclophthalmus 2-303a Cyclophyllum pachyendothe- cum 28-924a. Cyclopidae 9-659d. Cyclopoida 9-660a. Cyclo-propane 22-30c; 6-51d; 6-52a. Cyclops, mts., N.G. 15-123d. Cyclops (zool.) 9-659d; dis- tribution in lakes 16-89a; germ cells 7-718a; infuso. rian parasites 14-562c. Cyclopsittacinae 20-864d. Cyclopsittacus 3-977d. Cyclops larva 9-659a.
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Cymbiam maculatum : Spanish mackerel of Amer- ica. Cymbulia 11-521d. Cymbuliidae 11-521d. Cymbuliopsis 11-521d. Cymdeithas y Cymmrodorion: see Cymmrodorion Society. y Cymreigyddion 5-619c. Cyme, Asia M. 17-157c; 19- 887b; 21-542c. -, Gr. 12-440 (F2).
It.: see Cumae. Cyme (bot.) 10-557b; 10-558d. Cymene 1-532d; 6-54a; 26-
905a; caraway seeds 5-303c; oil of cumin 7-628c; oil of lemons 16-415a.
- aldehyde 5-303c. Cymindis 15-839c.
Cymmer Abbey, ruin, Wales 18-168d.
Cymmrodorion Society 5-619c; 20-391d.
Cymochorea leucorrhoa: Leach's petrel. Cymodroma 21-315d. Cymol see Cymene. Cymometer 26-541b. Cymophane 6-320b; 2-792a. Cymophenol: see Carvacrol. Cymopolia 1-587d; 1-597c. Cymose inflorescence 10-557b. umbel 10-557c; 10-559a. Cymothoidae 17-459b. Cymro (dict.) 5-618c. Cymru: see Wales. Cynaelurus jubatus: Cheeta.
Cynaetha, Anc.Gr. (C-D2).
Cynaethus: see Cinaethus.
-ferus: see Whooper swan. -immutabilis:
-mansuetus: see Swan, com-
-melanocoryphus: see Black-humilis, and scolymus: see
-musicus: see Whooper Cynareae 18-181b.
Cynegetica (Oppian) 20-140c. Cynegeticus (Xenophon) 13- 946c.
CYNEGILS 7-690c; 28-534c. CYNEWULF (of Wessex) 7- 690d; 28-534d. CYNEWULF (poet) 7-690d. Cynfael, riv., Wales 10-294b. Cynic (dict.) 7-691d. CYNICS 7-691d: 2-719d; anarchism 25-301b; Epic- tetus 9-683b; ethics 9-812b; Megarian school 18-77b; Stoics 25-942c. Cynictis 5-370a. Cyninges feorm 10-180b. Cynipidae 14-177d; 14-179d; 9-316c; 13-423c. Cynipoidea: see Gall-fly. Cynips 14-177d (fig.). -gallae tinctoriae: see Cynips tinctoria.
insana 11-423c. Kollari 11-423c. polycera 11-423b.
seminator 11-423a.
tinctoria 11-423d.
Cynocephalus: see Baboon.
porcarius: see Chacma.
Cynodictis 5-376b.
Cynodon dactylon: see Ber-
muda grass.
Cynodonta 11-516d.
Cylindrostominae 21-711c; 21- Cynogale 5-369d.
Cynodontomys 23-446a.
Cylindrostomum 27-240c.
Cyllene, Gr. 12-424 (C3); 12-
440 (C2): 7-690a.
CYLLENE (Ziria), mt., Gr. 7- 690a; 12-424 (D3); 12-440 (D3); 12-426d.
Cyllenius, Sinus, Gr. 12-440
Cyllin 8-787d.
Cylodus: see Tiliqua.
Cylon (Athenian) 1-524a; 12-
4556; 11-444c; 9-6948.
Cynosurus: see Dog's-tail.
Cynohyaenodon 7-409b. 177c; skull 23-144a (fig.). Cynoidea 5-370d.
cristatus: see Crested dog's tail.
Cynric (of Wessex) 28-534b. Cynthia (myth.): see Athena Cynthia.
Cynthia, Miss. 18-600 (B3). Cynthia (zool.) 27-389a; 27- 389b (fig.).
moth: see Ailanthus moth. Cynthiana, Ind. 14-422 (B8). -, Ky. 15-740 (D2). Cynthia's Revels (Ben Jonson) 15-503a; 9-693d. Cynthia, with Certain Sonnets (Barnfield) 3-415a. Cynthiidae 27-388d; 27-382b. Cynthinae 27-389a. Cynthius (myth.): see Zeus Cynthius.
(pseud.): see Giraldi, Gio- vanni Battista. Cynthus, mt., Delos, Aeg.S. 7- 971b.
Cynwyd, Pa. 21-106 (L7). -, Wales 9-428 (V. E2). Cynyxis 16-540b.
Cyon, Il'ya 27-936d; 9-723b. Moses 27-936d.
Cyon javanicus and primae- vus: see Dhole. Cyparissia, Gr. : see Kypar- issia.
Cyparissiae, Gr. 12-440 (C3). Cyparissius, Sinus, Gr. 12-440 (C3): see also Arcadia, gulf
of. Cyparissus (myth.) 7-6948. CYPERACEAE 7-692c; 12- 374d; 21-779d; industrial uses 23-857d. Cyperus 7-692d; 23-857d.
esculentus: see Rush nut. laevigatus 13-86a. longus: see Galingale. pangorei 17-902b.
papyrus: see Papyrus. textilis 17-902b. Cyphanta, Gr. 12-440 (E4). Cyphaspis 25-110c. Cypheliaceae 16-585a. Cyphella 11-336a. Cypher: see Cipher. Cyphoderia 23-245d; 23-248c. Cyphomyrmex 2-87a. Cyphonautes larva 22-45c. Cyphophthalmi 2-310a; 2- 2996.
Cyphosidae 26-545c. Cyphosomatidae 8-881b. Cyphus, mts., Gr. 12-440 (C1). Cypraea 11-516b; 11-513a; 7-351a.
aurora 7-351b. europaea 15-460c.
moneta: see Money cowry. tigris see Tiger cowry. Cypraeidae: see Cowry. CY-PRES 7-693b; 5-883a. Cypress, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
7-265c; ecclesiastical jurisdiction 8-866b; incense 14-353b; silk 25-104b. -: History, ancient, and arch- aeology 7-697d; Aegean civil- ization, survival 12-442a; Aegean remains 1-246a ancient armour 2-584a; Aphrodite worship 2-166d; coinage 19-889c; Curium in- scription 1-728 (Plate); Eva- goras ruler 9-959b; Herma- phroditus worship 13-367c; human sacrifice till Hadrian 28-976d; language 12-497b, 12-496d, 28-853d; metal- work 4-910a, 15-365b, 21- 790d (fig.): Minoan influence 7-423a; Murray's (Dr A. S.) excavations 19-39a; Pau- sanias reduced 20-967a; Phoenicians 1-724c, 14-619a, 21-455a; pottery 5-711d foll.
-: History, modern 7-701a; Basil I.'s reconquest 3-467c; British acquisition 4-609a, 15-66d, 27-462b; coinage 19-903b; Frederick II. over- lord 7-542d; Isaac II. re- pulsed 14-858a; Jerusalem assizes adopted 7-533d; Lu- signan dynasty 17-131a; Moslem conquest 5-45b; Richard I.'s conquest 7- 538c; Venetian acquisition 7-162c. CYPRUS, CHURCH OF 7-701d. Council of 7-700a.
- turpentine: see Chian tur- pentine.
Cypsela 11-256d. Cypseli 3-977d. Cypselidae: see Swift.
Cynomolgus 22-331a.um: see CYPRESS (bot.) 7-693d; 10- Cypselinae 26-231b.
Malta fungus.
Cynomorpha 5-504d.
Cynomys 27-633d.
ludovicianus: see Prairie- marmot.
(Greek philosopher) 22- Cynon, riv., Wales 1-45b. Cynonycteris: see Roussettus. Cynophontis: see Arnis. Cynopithecus niger: see Black
Cymatium 20-178c; 7-173d; Cynosarges,
Cynopterus 6-241d.
12-744d; 18-933c (fig.): see
also Cyma recta.
Cymatolite 25-711d.
Cymatophoridae 16-473d.
Cymatosaurus 27-259d.
Cymba 11-517a.
Cymbalom: see Cimbalom.
CYMBALS 7-690b; 8-598d.
Cymbalum 3-687c.
Cymbalum mundi 11-126c.
gymnasium, Athens 2-832 (map); 2- 839b; 12-752d. Cynoscephalae, Gr. 26-843a; battle (364 B.C.) 21-71d; battle (197 B.C.) 10-476c, 23-631d.
, mts., Gr. 12-440 (D1). Cynossema, Thrace: battle
(411 R.C.) 21-75b.
cape, Asia M.: see Alupo.
Cymbeline (British prince): Cynosura, cape, Gr. 2-884b. Cynosura (astron.): see Ursa minor.
Cymbeline (Shakespeare)
781d; 18-792c. Cymbidiinae 20-172c. Cymbidium 20-172c.
CYNOSURE (dict.) 7-692c. (astron.): see Ursa minor and Polaris.
395 (Pl. II. fig. A); geo- logical age 9-664d; Chiloe: see Alerce; in religion 2- 166d, 21-860d, 18-623c; pollen-grain 12-760d; wood histology 12-761d. Cypress Brook, riv., Del. and Md. 17-828 (H2).
Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (B1). Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552 (C3). Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608 (B1). Creek, riv., N.C. 19-772 (E3). Cypresse Grove, The (Drum- mond) 8-601c. Cypressfork, Ark. 2-552 (B4). Cypress Hills, mts., Can. 1-500 (B2); 24-225 (A3).
Cypselomorphae 12-163c. CYPSELUS (Corinthian tyrant)
Cyretiae, Gr. 12-440 (D1). Cyriac (Cyriacus) of Ancona: Athens 2-832c; Didymi
7-702b; 7-147b; 12-447a; 12-447c.
Cypselus (zool.) 3-966d; 3- 964c.
temple 8-207d; inscription 14-627d, 14-630a. Cyriacus (historian): see Kiri- akos of Ganzak. Cyriaxburg, citadel, Ger. 9- 737a. CYRIL (5th cent. patriarch of Alexandria) 7-766a; canoni- cal letters 5-194b council of Ephesus 9-676a: glossary 12-125a; Hypatia's letter 14-199a; Monophysites 18- 732c; worship of martyrs defended 23-1011b.
-apus: see Swift. -esculentus: see Edible-nest swift.
-melba: see Alpine swift. unicolor 17-282a.
DE BERGERAC, CYRANO Savinien 7-702c; 11-130c; 1-262a.
Cyrano de Bergerac (Rostand) 23-754a; 8-517c.
Cyrena 16-123b; as food 10- 670a; geological range 20- 82b.
fluminalis 27-171d. CYRENAICA, dist., N.Af. 7- 702d; 23-648 (E3); ancient pottery 5-711c, 26-655d; bequeathed to Rome 22- 618c; coinage 19-892b; di- vided by Diocletian 16-578a; Ptolemies, relations with 22- 616d foll.
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(bp. of Turov) 23-915c. Cyril, Ala. 1-460 (A3). CYRILLIC 7-706c; 1-729a; 25-231d; Bulgarian use 4- 785c; Karajich's reform 24- 697c; Orthodox Servian use 24-696a. Cyrillona 26-313c. Cyril Lucaris: Cyrillus. CYRILLUS (the Great) 7-706c. Cyrn y Brain, mt., Wales 9-428 (V. E1); 8-18b. Cyropaedia (Xenophon) 28- 886a; 7-707b; 19-834a; Poggio's translation 21-891c. Cyropol, Russ.As. : see Ura- Tyube. Cyropolis (Cyreskhata), Scy- thia 7-707d. Cyrrhus, Anc. Gr. 12-440 (A4) Cyrtandraceae 2-746a; 5-779d. Cyrtarachne 25-666d. Cyrtidae 20-795b. Cyrtoceras 5-6930, 5-586d; 20-237d. Cyrtoceratidan 3-693c. Cyrtodaria 16-124a. Cyrtodelphis 5-775a. Cyrtodonta 16-122b. Cyrtodontidae, 16-122b. Cyrtograptus Linnarssoni 25-
Murchisoni 25-111a. shales 25-111a. Cyrtoidea 22-804a. Cyrtolite 28-990b. Cyrtophallus 15-697c. Cyrtophora 18-499a. Cyrtopinna 16-122d. Cyrtosperma 16-540c. CYRTO-STYLE (dict.) 7-706d. Cyrus (patriarch of Alexandria) 9-90d; 17-407a; 18-734a. CYRUS THE GREAT 7-706d; 3-870b; Anshan rebellion 21-253b; Asia Minor 2-760a; Greek history influenced 12- 448a; Hebrew prophets' view 15-385c; hunting estab- lishments 13-946c; Mesopo- tamia 18-183d; Palestine annexed 20-608d; Persian army organized 2-592d; postal system 2-4c; tomb 2- 377d, 20-878b.
Cystenchyme 25-726c. Cystic degeneration 15-785a. duct 16-801b.
Cysticercoid larva 26-411d. Cysticercus 26-411d foll. (figs.). bovis 26-411b (fig.); 26- 413b.
cellulosae 28-12d; 26-411b (fig.); 26-412c. -pisiformis 28-13a; 26-411d (fig.).
tenuicollis 28-12c; 28-13a; 26-412c. Cystidea 8-877d; affinities 8- 874b; 8-877c; Ordovician 20-237d.
Cystidean limestone 20-236b. Cystidium inerme 22-805 (fig.). Cystignathidae 3-523d; 28- 1007c; 28-1013b. Cystine 1-514a; 19-9238. Cystiphyllidae 2-1044. Cystiphyllum 2-105a. Cystisoma 17-459d. Cystitis 4-27c foll. ; 4-30a; bil- harziosis 3-932b. Cystobia 12-560c; 12-558c. Cystoblastus 8-878a. Cystobranchus 5-798b. Cystocarp 1-592d. Cystocele 12-765b. Cystoceras 5-87c.
Cystocidaroida 8-881a; 8-881d. Cystococcus: see Pleurococcus. Cystodiscus 9-386a.
CYSTOFLAGELLATA 7-708d. CYSTOLITH (dict.) 7-7090. Cyston 14-157d.
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D (letter) 7-725a; branding | DACIA, anc. dist., C.Eur. 7- with 4-4288, 18-447b; numeral 7-725b, 19-867a; phonetic affinities 16-1b, 19- 146a, 22-765a. D(Deuteronomist) 8-117d; 13- 176d; 20-616a; Bible gene- alog.es 11-574b; Joshua 15- 517d; Kings, Books of 15- $10c: Samuel 24-121d. Dai, Ludvig Kristensen 19- 178.
Date, Ludvig 19-817a. Daal (dict.) 25-467b. Dalberg, Bruno (pseud.): see Wacker van Zon, P. de. Daalder: see Thaler. Daan Bantayan, P.Is. 21-392 (D-E3).
Daarte, Holl. 13-588 (D2). Dab (Uromastix) 16-8240. Dabikhala, Iv.Cst. 11-204
Dabila, Go.Cst. 12-203 (C3). Daban (general) 5-139b. Dabasun-nor, lake, China 6- 168 (E2).
Da Bazar, Asia M. 2-760 (E4): see also Coropissus. Dabba, tribe 10-175c. Dabchick 12-423b; 3-976a; 16-989c.
Dabee, N.S.W. 19-538 (F3). Dabeocia: see St Dabeoc's heath.
D'Abernon, Sir John: brass
4-434 (PL. I. fig. 1). Dabha, India 14-382 (H10). Dabhoi, India 14-376 (E8). Dabir (Urdu poet) 13-489a. Dabisa (king of Bosnia): see Stephen II.
Dabney, Ark. 2-552 (C2). -, Ind. 14-422 (G6). - N.C. 19-772 (D1).
Dabo, mt., Togo. 12-203 (C3); 26-1046b.
Dabod, Egy. 9-40 (B3); 9-
Daboia 28-109d; bite 25-287c.
elegans: see Ticpolonga. Dabooz chronograph 6-302c. Dabormida, Giuseppe 5-583d;
Dabossa, dist., Ugan. 27-557 (C1),
726c; 23-648 (E2); 23-649 (E2); 23-513c; coins 19- 880c; inscriptions 14-637d, 17-620b, 20-568b; language 23-843b; military standard 10-455a; Trajan's conquest 27-158a, 13-933b; Vlachs and Dacians 28-166c. DACIER, ANDRE 7-727c. -, ANNÉ LEFEVRE 7-727c; 11-134d.
Daboya, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B2); 12-206d.
Dabr, riv., Pal. 20-602d. Dabra, India 14-376 (G-H7). D'Abreu, Antonio: see Abreu. Dabrowa, Aus. 3-4 (G1); 11-
Dabrowski, Jan Henryk 15-
Dabu, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E6).
Dabas, riv., Af.: see Yabus.
DACITE 7-728a; 1-964d. Dacnitis 19-360d. DACOIT 7-728a; 3-929c. Dacoma, Okla. 20-58 (C1). Dacorum, dist., Herts. 13- 399d.
Daco-Rumanian language 23- 843b.
DA COSTA, ISAAK 7-728b. Dacota, tribe: see Sioux. Dacre, H. B. W. Brand (23rd baron): see Hampden, H. B. W. Brand (1st viscount). Thomas Fiennes, lord 24- 442b.
Dades, riv., Mor. 18-851 (D3);|
18-852a. Dadeville, Ala. 1-460 (D3). Mo. 18-608 (C4). Dadhisho (Syriac writer) 26- 314b.
Dadi, Gr. 12-424 (D2). Dadian (dynasty) 18-523c. Dadiasse, Togo. 12-203 (C2). Dadiassi, tribe 2-725b. Dadicae (people) 1-315a. Dadion, gorge, Gr. 8-429a. Dado 28-246b; 28-280b; 15- 479a; medieval patterns 19-23d.
Dadocrinus gracilis 27-260a. Dadoxylon 20-537b. Dådran, Swed. 26-190 (C1). Dadri, India 14-376 (F-G5). Dadu (Hindu reformer) 13- 510a.
Dadu, India 14-376 (B6). Daduchus (torch-bearer) 5-
Dadu Panthi (sect) 13-510a; 15-624b.
Daedala, Asia M. 17-152a. Lennard, lord:, mts., Asia M. 17-151d. see Sussex, Thomas Lennard, Daedala (festival) 13-307a. earl of. Daedale (image) 13-307a. Daedalea (bot.) 11-334c. DAEDALUS 7-728c; 7-422d; 7-423c.
of Gilsland, Thomas Dacre, lord 10-524c; badge 13- 316c (fig.).
Dacre, Cumb. 9-412 (I. C3). -, Yorks. 9-416 (II. D1). Dacrydium (bot.) 12-759c foll.; 12-7620; female cones 12- 760a; ovule 12-761a.
- (Franklinii): see Huon Pine. - (zool.) 16-122b. Dacryomyces 11-344a. Dacrytherium 2-698a. Dact-el-Mayun, chan., Sea 3-91d. DACTYL 7-728c; 27-1042d; 21-878b.
Dactylethridae 3-523d. Dactyli (myth.) 7-211d; 7- 638a; Hercules 13-346d. Dactylic alcaics 1-517b.
distich 25-1042b. Dactylioceras Davoëi 15-569b. Dactylis caespitosa: see Tus- sock grass.
- glomerata: see Cock's foot. Dactylococcus 1-595c.
infusionum 16-579c. Dactylometra 24-525a. Dactylomys 23-445a. Dactylophoridae 12-560c. Dactylophorus 12-560c. Dactylopius: see Mealy-bug. Dactylopore 14-154a. Dactylopsila: Striped phalanger. Dactylopteridae 26-545c.
Flying polypod- ium: see Amoeba radiosa. Dactylotheca 20-532c.
Dabusun-tuz, lake, Russ.As. Dactylosphaerium
Dabwali, India 14-376 (F5). Da Capo (music) 2-489b; Bach
DACCA, India 7-725b; 14-376 (N-08).
dist, India 7-725d;
729b; 2-773d.
-, div., India 7-726a. muslin 19-93c; 25-685d.
Dacciesole, Jacopo: see Ces-
solis, Jacobus de.
DACE 7-726a; angling 2-29d.
Dactylozoid: of hydrozoa 14- 140c; of siphonophora: see Palpon.
Dacula, Ga. 11-752 (C2). Da Cunha, Tristão: see Cunha,
Tristão da.
Dacus 8-308c.
oleae see Oil-fly.
Dacusville, S.C. 25-500 (B2), Dad, canal, India 25-143a; 14- 851a.
Dadar, Bal. 15-648b.
-gigas: see Laughing jack- Dadatun,
Daceloninae 15-808d.
Dacetum 5-6700; 5-672b.
Dadaya macrops 9-657d. Dadda (myth.): see Hadad.
DACH, SIMON 7-726b; 11- Daddenhud 28-68d. Daddy-long-legs (insect) 8- 307b; 8-308b; larva 28- 739d.
Dachau, Ger. 11-808 (C4).
Dachi (Georgian king) 11-759b. Daddy-mammy (music)
- (arachnid): see Harvester.
Dachsfelden, Switz.: see Tav-
Dachstein, mts., Aus. 3-4
24-106c; 1-746a.
Dachstein kalk 27-260.
Daemon (myth.) 19-335b; Socrates' belief 25-333b. Daemonelix: see Devil's cork-
Dagebüll, Ger. 8-24 (A4). Dagenham, Ess. 16-942 (E2); 9-785b.
Dagg 21-654c. DAGGER 7-729a; Bronze age 2-582d, 4-641a, 2-351a; Egyptian 9-44b, 9-69a; fencing 10-250b; Roman 2-585c; Scandinavian 24- 288d; Stone age 2-582c. - of mercy: see Miséricorde. Dagges Sound, inlet, N.Z. 19- 624 (A6).
Daggett, Cal. 5-8 (E4); 6- 665d.
-, Mich. 18-372 (C4). Dagham stone 20-120a. Daghara, canal, Turk.As. 14- 741a; 9-897b. DAGHESTAN, prov., Russ. 7- 729c; 23-874 (II. E2); 11- 758d; 28-213b. Daghoba (arch.): see Dagaba. Dagis (caste) 22-654b. Dagit, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (F7). Dagitan, riv., P.Is. 4-808d. Daglingworth, Glos. 9-420 (III.
Daeni, Rum. 23-826 (D2). Dacrfawr shales 2-452c. Daer-tenure 4-489c; 14-769c. Daer Water, riv., Scot. 24-412 (E4); 6-572b. Daesius 6-315d. Dáet, P.Is. 21-392 (D3). Daeva (myth.): see Deva. Daffin, Ga. 11-752 (E3). Daffodil, Colo. 6-722 (E2). DAFFODIL (bot.) 7-728c; 19- 238c; 19-238d (fig.); culti- vation 11-265d; derivation of name 2-769a. Dafforne, Richard 1-123c. Dafila acuta: see Pintail duck. Dafla Hills: see Daphla Hills. Daft, Richard 7-440d; 7-442c. Dafydd, Carnedd, mt., Wales: see Carnedd Dafydd. Dafydd ab Edmwnd 5-645d; 9-137a.
AB GWILYM 7-728d; 5- 644d.
-ab Meredydd ap Tudur 5- 646a. -ap 954d.
Ieuan ap Einion 12-
Benvras 5-643d. Ddu Eryri 5-648d. Ddu o Hiraddug 5-645c. Gywydd Gwin: see Dafydd ab Gwilym.
Llwyd ab Llywelyn 5-646b. Nanmor 5-645b.
Dagmar (princess of Denmark): see Marie Feodorovna (Russia).
Dagmar cross 7-508d. Dagmersellen, Switz. 26-242 (E2).
Dagnan Bonveret,
Adolphe Jean 20-505a; 20- 506a.
DAHL, HANS 7-731b; 20- 516d.
Dagö, isl., Russ. 23-872 (B4); 9-798a; 23-870b. Dago, riv., Nig. 28-960a. tribe 7-831a; 1-329c. DAGO (dict.) 7-730a. Dagoba (arch.): see Dagaba. DAGOBERT I. (Frankish king)| 7-730a; 10-806b; funeral 5-851c; tomb 23-1021b. -III. 10-808b.
o Fargam, Edward 5-648c. Dag, India 14-376 (F8). Dagaba (arch.), 14-428d; 5- 783d: see also Stupa and Chaitya. Dagabur, Aby. 25-379 (C3). Dagame 7-597a.
Dagan (myth.) 7-730b. Dagan, riv., Somlnd. 25-379 (F2).
Dagana, C.Asia 14-376 (C1). Sen. 11-204 (A2); 24-641a. Dagarti, tribe 12-206c.
JOHANN CHRISTIAN 7. 731b.
MICHAEL 7-731b. VLADIMIR IVANOVICH 7-
Dahlak (Dalak), archip., Red Sea 9-745d. DAHLBERG, ERIC JOHAN- sen, count 7-731d; 5-928c. Dahlem, Ger. 3-788 (map); 2- 338a.
Dahlgren, Fredrik August 26- 219b.
- JOHN ADOLF 7-731d; 1- 822b.
- KARL FREDRIK 7-732a; 26-218c.
Ulric 23-311c. Dahlgren, Ill. 14-304 (D5). Dahlgren smooth-bore gun 7- 732a.
DAHLIA 7-732b; 13-7748; bracts 10-555a; root-tubers 23-712d (fig.). Dahlin : see Inulin. Dahll, T. 21-475c. Dahllite 21-475c. DAHLMANN,
Christoph 7-732d.
Dahlonega, Ga. 11-752 (C1); 11-752b; agricultural col· lege 11-754d.
Dahl's acid 19-169b. DAHLSTJERNA, GUNNO 7- 733d; 26-2166. Dahme, Ger. 11-808 (D3). Dahn, Constance 7-734b. Friedrich 7-734a.
JULIUS SOPHUS FELIX 7-734a; 11-796b. Therese 7-734c. Dahna (Ruba el Khali), desert, Arab. 2-264 (E-G4); 2-2608. , mts., Alg.: see Dahra. Dahoga, Pa. 21-106 (E2). DAHOMEY (Dahomé), Fr.W.
Af. 7-734c; 11-204 (map); Amazonian army 7-737b customs 7-737a, 23-984c; inhabitants 7-735a, 1-329d, 7-796b; international rival. ries 1-348a foll.; language 10-40a; serpent-worship 24- 680c, 2-52b; Yoruba wars 28-937b.
Dahpon (Depon) 26-922a. Dahr, mt., Syr. 16-347b. see Dahra, div., Alg. 1-643 (B1). -, mts., Alg. 1-642d; cave massacre 18-903d.
Gezira el, isl., Nile 4-954 (B3).
Nahr El, riv., Syr. 26-306b. DAHABEAH 7-731a; 9-26b. Dahadinni, riv., Can. 17-254d. Dahae (Dahan), tribe 21-202d; 21-216d; 21-253b. Dahanu, India 14-382 (E9). Daher (king of Sind) 5-34a. Daheriya, Ed-, Pal. 20-602 (B6); 4-986c.
Dahhak (Shaiban Caliph) 5- 39b.
Dahi, mt., Pal. 9-383c. Dahinda, Ill. 14-304 (B3).
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Dai, riv., India 1-453a. Da'i (title) 2-774d. Daia (Roman emperor): see Maximinus II., Galeriue
Valerius. Daia, Alg. 25-39d. Da'i-al-Kirbal (title) 2-774d. Daiano, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B-C3), Daihol (Debal), India 5-34a. Daibutsu: Nara 19-236d, 15- 180b; Kamakura 15-177c, 15-180b.
Daic (Daie): see Tapum. Dai-Cornex camera 21-505a. Daier, mts., Sud. 26-9 (C3); 15-907a.
Daigny, Fr. 24-575 (plan). Daiguiya: see Lace-bark tree. Dai Han see Korea. Dai Ichi Ginko, Japanese bank see Bank of Japan. Daijo Daijin 24-150b. Daikon 24-54d.
Dail, Scot. 24-418 (A1). Dailam, anc. kingdom, Caspian S. 5-35d; 5-44c; 5-51c. Dailamite (race) 12-896d.
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