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CHRISTOPHER, St, v. 704; wall paint ings of, xvii. 44.

of Bavaria, king of Sweden, xxn.

746.

, duke of Wiirtemberg, xxiv. 702.

NORTH, assumed name of John

Wilson, Scottish writer, xxiv. 591.

CHRISTOPOULOUS, Athanasias, modern Greek poet, v. 704; XL 151.

CHRIST S COLLEGE, Cambridge, iv.

73i- CHRIST S HOSPITAL, school, London,

xiv. 835. CHRIST S VICTORY, poem by Giles

Fletcher, IX. 305. CHRIST S WOUNDS, marks of stigmatiz-

ation, xxii. 548. CHRODEGANG, bishop of Metz, xvi.

707. CHROMATES, chemical salts, v. 705; in

photographic printing, xvili. 831; as

poisons, xix. 278. CHROMATIC ABERRATION, in lenses,

xvi. 259; xvii. 803; xxiii. 141. CHROMATIC CHORDS, in music, Purcell s

use of, xvii. 90. CHROMATIC SCALE, in music, I. 108;

xvii. 79, 91. CHROMATOPHORES, organs of molluscs,

xvi. 665, 681. CHROMATROPE, slide for magic lantern,

xv. 213.

CHROME, Pigments of, xix. 87. BLACK, for calico printing, iv.

690. CHROMEISEN, or Chromium-Steel, alloy

of chromium and iron, v. 706; xm.

352-

CHROME TANNING, xiv. 389. CHROMIC ACID, v. 705. CHROMITE, mineral, xvi. 386. CHROMIUM, chemical element, v. 705,

534 ; discovery of, by Vauquelin,

xxiv. 116; combined with iron, xill.

284; spectrum of, xxii. 377. CHROMIUM-STEEL, xm. 352.

CHROMO-LlTHOGRAPHY, XIV. 700;

xxin. 708. CHROMOSPHERE, envelope of the sun,

ii. 788; vi. 429; xxn. 645. CHROMO-TYPOGRAPHY, xxm. 708. CHRONICA MAJORA, of Matthew of

Paris, xv. 634. CHRONICLE, of Villehardouin, xxiv.

229.

, of Villani, xxiv. 227.

, Saxon, vill. 406, 408.

HISTORIES, in English drama, vn.

428.

CHRONICLES, Books of, v. 706; in. 636. , mediaeval records, their historical

value, XII. 20; Latinity of, xiv. 341;

English, Stew s editions of, xxn. 580;

early French, IX. 645 ; German, x.

527; Italian, xm. 505; Judcean, xiv.

85; Polish, xix. 299; Russian, XXI.

103; Spanish, xxii. 354, 363.

CHRONICON EDESSENUM, Syriac work, xxii. 835.

CHRONICON HELVETICUM, Tschudi s, xxm. 601.

CHRONICON PASCHALE, Byzantine his tory, iv. 614.

CHRONOGRAPH, electric velocity in strument, XL 298; xxm. 395.

WATCH, xxiv. 398.

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, from earliest times to 1875, V. 720.

CHRONOLOGY, v. 709; archaeological, II. 334; Egyptian, VII. 728; Scaliger s contributions to, XXI. 363.

CHRONOMETER, timepiece, v. 755; xxm. 392, 395; xxiv. 394; Berthoud s, HI. 610; Harrison s, xi. 494; navigating, xvii. 259, 263, 273.

CHRONOSCOPE, electric velocity instru ment, XL 298.

CHRUDIM, town, Bohemia, v. 755.

CHRYSALIS, pupa stage of butterflies, iv.

594- CHRYSANTHEMUM, plant, xn. 254; xv.

544-

CHRYSIPPUS, Greek philosopher, v. 755; xxii. 562.

CHRYSOBERYL, mineral, xvi. 386.

CHRYSOCHEIR, leader of the Paulicians, xvni. 434.

CHRYSOCHLORID^:, family of insecti vorous mammals, xv. 405.

CHRYSOCOLLA, mineral, vi. 347; xvi. 411.

CHRYSOLITE, precious stone, xvi. 410; xvm. 534.

CHRYSOLORAS, Manuel, Greek gram marian, v. 755; xi. 149.

CHRYSOPHAN, constituent of rhubarb, xx. 530.

CHRYSOPOLIS (Ingolstadt), ancient town, Bavaria, xm. 74.

(Parma), mediaeval town, Italy,

xvm. 314.

(Scutari), ancient town, Turkey in

Asia, xxi. 573.

CHRYSOPRASE, mineral, i. 278 ; xvi. 389.

CHRYSOSTOM, Dion, Greek rhetorician, VII. 247; on Indian epic poems, XXI, 281 ; his romance, The Hunter, xx.

634-

, John, St, archbishop of Constanti nople, v. 755; against monasteries, xvi. 703.

CHRYSOTHRIX, genus of apes, n. 154.

CHRYSOTILE, mineral, xvi. 414.

CHU, the rhea plant, xx. 506.

CHUBB, or Chub, fish, n. 42; xn. 692; xx. 582.

, Thomas, English deist, V. 757; on

natural religion, VII. 35.

CHUBB S LOCKS, xiv. 746.

CHUBB S SAFES, xxi. 144.

CHUBUT, river, Patagonia, xvm. 353.

CHUKCHEES, or Tchuktchis, Land of the, Eastern Siberia, xv. 547; xxn. 9; xxiv. 726.

CHULPAS, burial towers, Peru, n. 451. CHUMBE, mineral, xxiv. 785. CHUNAR, or Chunarghur, town, India,

v. 757. CHUND, or Chand, Hindi writer, v.

758; xi. 841, 843. CHUNDERNAGORE, French settlement,

India, V. 391. CHUNDRAKONA (Chandrakona), town,

India, xvi. 284. CHUNNIA, bird, xxi. 677. CHUPRAH, town, India, v. 758. CHUQUISACA, department, Bolivia, iv.

10; town, xxii. 618. CHUQUITO, lake, Bolivia, iv. 11. CHUR, or Coire, town, Switzerland, vi.

117; xxii. 778. CHURCH, The, v. 758, 9; clergy of the, v.

827; discipline of the, vm. 800; offices

in, XIX. 674; organization of, v. 698;

in time of St Paul, xvm. 428; views

of Irenaeus on, xm. 274.

, Catholic, V. 9.

, Greek, XI. 154.

, Lutheran, xv. 84.

AND STATE, Eolations of, v. 758;

XI. 16, 18; Calvin on, xix. 677;

Erastus on, VIII. 518.

CLOCKS, vi. 27.

- FATHERS, ix. 49. GOVERNMENT, Erastus on, vm.

518.

HISTORY, v. 760.

CHURCHILL, Charles, English satirist,

V. 766; his place in English literature,

vm. 429. -, John, duke of Maiiborough,

English general, XV. 553. CHURCH Music, xvn. 80, 84, 88. CHURCH OF ENGLAND, vm. 370; the

king the head of, xix. 674; order of

precedence in, XIX. 667. CHURCH OF ROME, xx. 628. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, xxi. 536. CHURCH PATRONAGE, in Scotland, xxi.

519.

CHURCHWARDENS, English, xvm. 296. CHURCHYARD, Thomas, English soldier

and writer, v. 767. CHURCHYARDS, Right of burial in, iv.

537 ; effects of overcrowding, v.

329- CHURLS, social class in early England,

vm. 274.

CHURRIGUERRA, Joseph, Spanish archi tect, n. 442. CHURRUS, or Charas, hemp-resin, in.

627; xi. 648.

CHUSAN, island, China, v. 767. CHUTIA NAGPUR, district, India, v. 767;

division, XIV. 806. CHUTIA NAGPUR TRIBUTARY STATES,

India, v. 768. CHUTISGURH (Chhatisgarh), division,

India, v. 608.

CHUTTERPUR, town, India, v. 769.