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C H I C H

CHINESE DRAMA, vn. 400.

CHINESE HOG, i. 400.

CHINESE LANGUAGE, v. 653; xvni. 774; alphabetisni of, I. 602 ; its relation to Japanese, xni. 585; Julien s works on, xill. 770; dictionaries, VII. igi.

CHINESE LITERATURE, v. 653.

CHINESE PINK, garden annual, xn. 249.

CHINESE TALLOW, vegetable fat, xvn. 744, 746.

CHING-HAI, or Chin-hae, town, China, v. 674; xvn. 513.

CHINGLEPUT, town, India, v. 674.

CHING-SZE, Jenghiz Khan (q.i), xni. 620.

CHING-TOO Foo, town, China, v. 638.

CHIN-HAE, town, China, v. 674; xvn.

5i3- CHIN-KEANG Foo, town, China, v.

674. CHINNERETH, Sea of, or Sea of Galilee,

Palestine, x. 29. CHINO, Negro and Indian half-caste,

XVII. 317. CHINON, town, France, v. 674; peace of

(1214), xni. 714. CHINSURAH, town, India, v. 674. CHINTAMANI, Tamil poem, xxm. 43. CHIOGGIA, town, Italy, v. 674; war of

(1379), xin. 480; xxiv. 144. CHIOLITE, mineral, xvi. 384. CHIONIS, genus of birds, xxi. 782. CHIOS (Scio), Greek island, XXI. 465;

coins of, XVII. 647; school of sculpture

at, II. 349. CHIOZZA (Chioggia), town, Italy, v. 674;

xxiv. 144.

CHIPLUN, town, India, xx. 292. CHIPMUNK, American squirrel, xxn.

438. CHIPPENHAM, town, England, v. 674;

xxiv. 594. CHIPPEWAYS, American Indians, xn.

827, 831. CHIPPING BARNET, town, England, in.

379-

CHIPPING WYCOMBE, toAvn, England, xxiv. 712.

CHIPUTNETICOOK, lakes, New Bruns wick, xvii. 373.

CHIQUITOS, American Indians, XII. 829.

CHIRA, town, Turkestan, xiv. 67.

CHIRIMOYA, Peruvian fruit, xvin. 673.

CHIRK. Wales, Aqueduct of, n. 229.

CHIROGALEUS, genus of lemurs, xiv. 442.

CHIROMACH^ERIS, genus of birds, xv.

455- CHIROMANCY, palmistry, xv. 206; xix.

4-

CHIROMYS, genus of lemurs, xiv. 443. CHIRON, in Greek mythology, v. 675. CHIRONECTES, genus of marsupial

mammals, xvn. 796. CHIROPTERA, order of Mammalia, xv.

405.

CHIROXIPHIA, genus of birds, xv. 455. CHIRU, antelope, u. 102. CHISEL, cutting tool, xi. 437. CHISWICK, village, England, v. 675. CHITARRONE, Roman lute, xv. 70. CHITON, Greek article of dress, vi. 453. CHITONS, order of Mollusca, xvi. 641. CHITRAL, state and town, Hindu Kush,

Asia, XL 838; xiv. 9. CHITTAGONG, district and town, India,

v. 675.

HILL TRACTS, district, India, v.

675-

CHIUS, or Chios (q.v.), island, II. 349.

CHIUSA, town, Italy, v. 676.

CHIUSHINGURA, Japanese tale, vn. 402.

CHIUSI, town, Italy, v. 676; vni. 635.

CHIVALRY, xiv. no; in England, vni. 299; in German literature, x. 523; romances of, xx. 632; Spanish books of, xxil. 354; treatment of, in Ville- hardouin s Chronicle, xxiv. 230.

CHIVASSO, town, Italy, v. 676.

CHIVES, vegetable, xn. 281.

CHIVIATITE, mineral, xvi. 396.

CHLADNI S FIGURES, in acoustics, i.

"3-

CHLADNITE, mineral, xvi. 415.

CHL^ENACEyE, order of plants, Madagas car, xv. 170.

CHLAMYDOPHORA, order of Protozoa, xix. 845.

CHLAMYDOPHORE, edentate mammal, v. 676; xv. 386.

CHLAMYDOSAURUS, genus of lizards, xiv. 736; xx. 457, 458.

CHLAMYDOSELACHUS, genus of sharks, xxi. 778.

CHLAMYS, Greek article of dress, vi.

453-

CHLOANTITE, mineral, xvi. 390. CHLOASMA, skin disease, xxn. 122. CHLODWIG (Clovis, q.v.), Frankish king,

x. 476.

CHLOEIA, genus of Annelida, n. 68. CHLOPICKI, Joseph, Polish insurgent,

xix. 298. CHLORAL, in chemistry, v. 676; hydrate

of, v. 677; xvii. 232. CHLORATE OF POTASH, xix. 591 ; as

explosive, vni. 807. CHLORATE OF SODA, xxn. 241. CHLORHYDRATE OF AMYLENE, Wurtz s

investigation of, xxiv. 703. CHLORIDE of iron, xni. 280; of lime,

V. 678 ; of mercury, xvi. 33 ; of

methyl, xvi. 196; of potash, xix. 591;

of silver, xxn. 72 ; of sulphur, xxn.

635; of titanium, xxin. 410.

, Ferric, magnetism of, xv. 267.

CHLORINE, chemical element, v. 678,

490 ; xvn. 62 ; discovery of, by Ber-

thollet, III. 609; its action on metals,

xvi. 71 ; as plant food, xix. 49; as

poison, XIX. 279; use of, in bleaching,

in. 812.

CHLORITE, mineral, x. 228; xvi. 413.

CHLORITOID, mineral, xvi. 413.

CHLOROCALCITE, mineral, xvi. 384.

CHLOROFORM, in chemistry, v. 679; as anaesthetic, I. 790 ; its use first ad vocated by Simpson, XXIL 86.

CHLOROMELANITE, mineral, xni. 541.

CHLOROPAL, mineral, xvi. 425.

CHLOROPH/EITE, mineral, xvi. 415.

CHLOROPHYLL, green-producing colour ing matter in plants, xix. 48, 52, 57, 831; in. 690; iv. 87; xn. 12.

CHLOROPHYLLITE, mineral, xvi. 418.

CHLOROPLATINIC ACID, xix. 191.

CHLOROPS, wheat pests, xxiv. 535.

CHLOROSIS, disease, xni. 360; xvin.

375- CHLOROSPERME^E, suborder of Alga-,

i. 508.

CHLOROSPINEL, mineral, xvi. 386. CHLOROXYLON, genus of trees, XM.

317-

CHLORUS, Constantius, Roman emperor,

at Paris, xvin. 287.

CHNUPHIS, Egyptian divinity, vn. 718. CHOANOFLAGELLATA, subclass of Pro

tozoa, xix. 858. CHOARENE, Parthian kingdom, xvin.

592. CHORE, town, Zanzibar, Africa, xxiv.

768. CHOCOLATE, preparation from Cocoa

(q.v.), v. 680; vi. ioi. CHOCTAWS, North-American Indians,

V. 680. CHOCZIM (Khotin), town, Russia, xiv.

67.

CHODNEFFITE, mineral, xvi. 384. CHODOWIECKI, Daniel Nicolas, Polish

painter, v. 68 1. CHCERONYCTERIS, genus of bats, xv.

414. CHCEROPSIS, genus of ungulate mam

mals, xxn. 772. CHCEROPUS, genus of marsupial mam

mals, xv. 381; xxn. 285. CHOIR, in architecture, n. 462.

, Musical, xvii. 84, 85. CHOISEUL, island, South Pacific, xxn.

2 52.

, Cesar, Due de, French general, v.

681.

, Claude Antoine Gabriel, Due de, French royalist, v. 68 1. -, Etienne Francois, Due de, French

statesman, v. 68 1; ix. 590, 593. CHOlSY-LE-Roi, town, France, xxi.

624.

CHOKE-BORE GUN, XL 281; xxi. 833. CHOLERA, V. 682; quarantine for, xx.

157- CHOLESTERIN, chemical compound in

nerves, XIX. 24. CHOLET, town, France, v. 685. CHOLM, town, Russia, xx. 36.