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CONCORDANCE, verbal index, vi. 240;

of the Bible, by Calasio, IV. 653; by

Cruden, vi. 621. CONCORDAT, papal agreement, vi. 241;

xxm. 531 ; Austrian, abolished, in.

141; with Napoleon, xvn. 205; of

Worms (1122), xix. 500. CONCORDIA, Roman goddess, VI. 243.

, Lombard league, xin. 473.

, town, Italy, vi. 243.

, town, Xamaqualand, Africa, xvn.

1 68.

CONCORDS, Musical, xvn. 82. CONCRETE, substitute for stone, vi. 243;

in building, IV. 453, 456; Roman, XX.

808.

CONCUBINAGE, vi. 243; xv. 569. COND, Irish king, xiu. 245. CONDAMINE, Charles Marie de la,

French geographer and mathematician,

xiv. 193; his South- American ex plorations, x. 189; measuring arc of

meridian, vn. 598. CONDATE (Libourne), ancient town,

France, xiv. 509. (Rennes), ancient town, France,

xx. 401. CONDE, town, France, vi. 244.

, Princes of, France, VI. 244.

, Louis, Prince of (Concle the Great),

vi. 245; IX. 571; his relations with

Turenne, xxm. 626. , Louis de Bourbon, Prince of, vi.

, Louis Henry Joseph, duke of

Bourbon, vi. 248.

CONDE, Jose Antonio, Spanish Orien talist, vi. 248.

CONDENSATION, of gaseous bodies, vi. 311; vii. 217; vm. 727; of steam, xxii. 487.

CONDENSED MILK, xvi. 304.

CONDENSER, in distillation, vn. 261.

, Electric, vm. 34.

, Steam-engine, xxii. 513, 518.

CONDER, Josiah, English writer, vi. 249.

CONDESCENDENCE, ill Scots law, XIX. 2 2O.

CONDE -SUR-NOIREAU, town, France, vi. 244.

CONDICTION, in Roman law, xx. 683.

CONDILLAC, Etienne Bonnot de, French philosopher, VI. 249; IX. 669; on the association of ideas, II. 732; his logic, Xiv. 794; on logical analysis, I. 797.

CONDITIONED, Hamilton s philosophy of the, xi. 418.

CONDIVICENUM (Nantes), ancient town, France, xvn. 173.

CONDOLMIERI, Gabriel (Pope Eugenius IV.), vm. 663.

CONDOM, town, France, vi. 253.

CONDOR, bird, vi. 253; xxiv. 302; in Chili, V. 623.

CONDORCET, Marquis de, French philo sopher and politician, vi. 254; IX. 667.

CONDORE, India, Battle of, vi. 11.

CONDOTTIERI, Italian mercenary troops,

vi. 256; xill. 477.

CONDUCTION, Electric, vm. 4, 41, 106. , Electrolytic, vn. 219; viu. 106. OF HEAT, xi. 577; xx. 212. CONDUCTIVITY, Electric, vm. 52.

, Thermal, xi. 578, 586.

BOXES, Electric, vm. 45. CONDUCTOR, Lightning, xiv. 633. CONDUIT, in water-works, xxiv. 408. CONDURRITE, mineral, xvi. 393. CONDYLOPODA, or Arthropoda, n. 271,

647-

CONE, in geometry, vi. 282; x. 417; xxii. 668; mensuration of, xvi. 25.

, On the Section of the, Serenus s

work, xxi. 675.

CONECTE, Thomas, French monk and preacher, vi. 256.

CONEGLIANO, town, Italy, vi. 256.

CONEN DE PREPEAN, French steno grapher, xxi. 841.

CONEPATL, skunk of Central America, xxii. 126.

CONEY, islet, Sligo, Ireland, xxii. 1 59. ISLAND, village, Long Island, New

York, U.S.A., xiv.

CONFARREATIO, form of Roman mar riage, vi. 256; xx. 671.

CONFECTIONERY, vi. 256.

CONFEDERATE STATES, of America, xxm. 773.

CONFEDERATION, German, in. 135 ; x. 505.

OF THE RHINE, in. 133; vm. 363;

xvn. 210; its dissolution, xvn. 220.

CONFEDERATIONS, Political, ix. 62.

CONFERENCE, in diplomacy, vi. 269.

CONFESSIO, in early Christian archi tecture, vi. 667; xx. 834.

CONFESSION, of sin, vi. 257; its place in the Eastern, Latin, and Lutheran Churches, XVIII. 487.

CONFESSIONAL, vi. 258.

CONFESSION OF FAITH, Westminster, vi. 558; xxi. 503.

CONFESSIONS, Rousseau s, xxi. 16.

OF AN ENGLISH OPIUM-EATER,

De Quincey s work, vn. 102.

OF FAITH, or Creeds, vi. 558.

CONFESSOR, vi. 258.

CONFIRMATION, ecclesiastical rite, vi. 258.

CONFLAGRATIONS, ix. 233.

CONFLANS, France, Treaty of (1465), IX. 552.

CONFUCIUS, Chinese sage, vi. 258; his doctrines, V. 662, 671; XX. 363; his relation to Mencius, xvi. 3; temple of, at Shanghai, n. 448.

CONGE D ^LIRE, mandate for election of a bishop, vi. 265.

CONGER-EEL, fish, vn. 693.

CONGLETON, town, England, VI. 265.

, Lord, chancellor of Irish ex chequer, VI. 265. CONGLOMERATE, rock, x. 237.

CONGO, country, West Africa, vi. 266. , or Zaire, river, Africa, xxiv. 763 ; I. 254; exploration of, x. 192.

FREE STATE, Central Africa, xxn.

144; xxiv. 765.

LANGUAGES, group of Bantu dia lects, xxiv. 828.

CONGOU TEA, xxm. 99.

CONGREGATIO DE PROPAGANDA FlDE,

xvi. 514.

CONGREGATION, Christian, early organi zation of, xix. 675.

, Lords of the, Scotland, xxi. 501.

, University, XXIII. 835.

OF THE ORATORY, Rome, xvn.

347-

CONGREGATIONALISTS, religious de nomination, vi. 268 ; xii. 722; American, in relation to Unitarianism, xxm. 726.

CONGREGATIONS, administrative bur eaus of Roman Catholic Church, XX. 629.

CONGRESS, in diplomacy, vi. 269; of Minister or Westphalia (1643-1648), in. 268; of Vienna (1815), in. 135, 270.

, of the United States, its constitu tion, xxm. 749 ; first meeting of, xvin. 741.

, American Continental, xxi 1 1. 737,

74, 743- CONGREVE, Sir William, inventor of

the rocket, vi. 272. , William, English dramatist, vi.

271; vii. 436; vin. 424. CONGRUENCE, in geometry, xxn. 670. CONI, town, Italy, vi. 272. CONIC SECTIONS, or Conies, vi. 273; x.

395; projection of, xix. 798. CONIDIA, reproductive organs in plants,

ix. 829; xx. 424. CONIFERS, order of trees, n. 315, 321;

ix. 222; xix. 102; xxiv. 131. CONINE, vegetable alkaloid, xi. 647. CONINGTON, John, English scholar, VI.

284. CONISBROUGH CASTLE, Yorkshire,

England, xxiv. 749.

CONISTON OLD MAN, mountain, Eng land, xiv. 252. CONIUM, genus of plants, xi. 646; XVII.

232.

CONJEVERAM, town, India, vi. 285. CONJUNCTIONS, in grammar, xi. 41. CONJUNCTIVITIS, eye disease, xvn. 780. CONJURING, by tricks and illusions, xiv.

414; xv. 207. CONNAUGHT, province, Ireland, vi. 285;

area and population of, xin. 215; first

mention of, xill. 246. CONNECTICUT, State, U.S.A., vi. 285;

xxm. 748; population, xxm. 802;

original colony of, xxin. 730, 731. CONNELLITE, mineral, xvi. 385. CONNEMARA, district, Ireland, vi. 289;