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ERYSIPHE TUCKERI, parasitic fungus,

xvm. 267.

ERYTHEMA, skin disease, xxn. 122. ERYTHR/E, ancient Greek town, Asia

Minor, vill. 532; coins of, xvil. 647. ERYTHRAEAN SEA, Periplus of the, xx.

94-

ERYTHRITE, mineral, xvi. 404. ERYTHROZYNE, vegetable ferment, ix.

96. ERYX (Monte San Giuliano), ancient

town, and mountain, Sicily, vill. 532;

xvi. 782. ERZEROUM, town, Turkish Armenia,

vni. 532; xvm. 617; province, xxin.

653- ERZGEBIRGE, mountains, Germany, vni.

533; xxi. 357. ERZKASTEN, mountain, Black Forest,

Germany, xxiv. 700. ERZRUM (Erzeroum), town, Turkish

Armenia, vni. 532; xvm. 617. ERZYA (Aorsi, q.v.), race of people,

Russia, xvi. 813. ESARHADDON, Assyrian king, vni. 533;

ill. 187; vn. 742; palace of, at Nineveh,

xvn. 512.

ESAU, of Scripture, vni. 533. ESCALDAS, spa, France, XX. 128. ESCAPEMENT, of clocks, vi. 17; of

watches, xxiv. 396. ESCAUT (Scheldt), river, France, xxi.

389- ESCHATOLOGY, doctrine of last things,

vin. 534; xvi. 315; in St Paul s

teaching, xvm. 426; Polynesian, xix.

426; Zoroastrian, xxiv. 823. ESCHEAT, in law, vin. 538; xin. 77. ESCHENBURG, Johann Joachim, German

writer, VIII. 538. ESCHENMAYER, Karl von, German

philosopher and physicist, vni. 539. ESCHSCHOLTZ, Johann Friedrich, Ger man naturalist, vni. 539. ESCHWEGE, town, Germany, VIII. 539. ESCHWEILER, town, Prussia, VIII. 539. ESCOBAR Y MENDOZA, Antonio,

Spanish casuist, vin. 539. ESCORIAL, palace, Spain, vin. 539;

xvin. 746; library of, XIV. 532. ESCORPION, Mexican lizard, xiv. 735. ESCOVEDO, Juan de, secretary to Philip

II. of Spain, xvm. 525. ESCUAGE, or Scutage, in law, xxi. 572. ESCURIAL (Escorial, q.v.), palace, Spain,

vill. 539. ESCUTCHEON, in architecture, II. 464.

, in heraldry, XI. 686, 692, 711.

ESDRAELON, Plain of, Palestine, xvm.

171.

ESDRAS, Apocalypse of, II. 179. , Books of, in Apocrypha, Vill. 541,

831; II. 181. , Fourth Book of, apocalyptic work,

II. 175. ESEGER SEE, lake, Transylvania, xxm.

522.

ESELSFLETH (Itzehoe), ancient town,

Holstein, xin. 518. ESHER, town, England, vin. 543. ESHMUNAZAR I.-II., kings of Sidon,

xvm. 809. ESHREF, or Ashraf, town, Persia, Vill.

543; xv. 651. ESK, rivers, Scotland, vn. 526, 656; ix.

410.

ESKI-DJUMA, town, Bulgaria, vni. 543. ESKI KARA-HISSAR, town, Asiatic

Turkey, xiv. 2.

ESKILSTUNA, town, Sweden, vin. 543. ESKILUP (Iskelib), town, Asiatic Turkey,

xin. 387. ESKIMO, race of people, vin. 543; i.

690; xix. 329; their origin, v. 268;

their relations to American Indians,

XII. 822; their religions, XX. 364; of

Labrador, xiv. 176. ESKI-SAGRA, town, European Turkey,

Vin. 547. ESKi-SHEHR, town, Asiatic Turkey,

vin. 547.

ESKi-ZAGRA, or Eski-Sagra, depart ment, Eoumelia, xxi. 22; town, vin.

547- ESKUARA, or Basque language, ill. 424;

xvin. 780.

ESMARKITE, mineral, xvi. 418. ESMERALDA, settlement on Orinoco

river, South America, XVII. 843. ESMERALDAS, river, Ecuador, vn. 646. ESMOND, Thackeray s novel, xxm. 216. ESNEH, or Isne, town, Upper Egypt,

Vin. 547; vn. 782. ESOTERIC DISCOURSES, of Aristotle, 11.

514.

Esox, genus of fishes, XIX. 88. ESPARTERO, Baldomero, Spanish regent,

XXII. 346. ESPARTO, grass fibre, vni. 547; used in

paper-making, xvin. 225. ESPINEL, Vicente, Spanish poet, vill.

548; xxii. 358.

ESPINHACO, Sierra do, Brazil, IV. 222. ESPIRITU SANTO, town, Brazil, xxiv.

219. ESPIRITU SANTO, island, New Hebrides,

xvn. 395.

ESPLANDIAN, romance, xx. 655. ESPREMESNIL, Jean Jacques Duval d ,

French politician, vni. 548. ESPRIT DES Lois, Montesquieu s work,

ix. 667; xvi. 784. ESPRONCEDA, Jose de, Spanish poet and

politician, vill. 548; xxii. 361. ESQUIMAULT, town, Vancouver Island,

xxiv. 57. ESQUIMAUX, or Eskimo (q.v.), race of

people, vin. 543; I. 690. - DOG, vn. 326.

ESQUIRE, title, vni. 549; xix. 664. ESQUIROL, Jean Etienne Dominique,

French physician, Vill. 549. ESQUIROS, Henri Alphonse, French

writer, vni. 549.

Ess, Johann Heinrich van, German theologian, vin. 549.

ESSAIS DETHEODICEE, Leibnitz s work, xiv. 420.

ESSAR-HADDON, or Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, vin. 533; in. 187; vn. 742; his palace, xvil. 512.

ESSAY ON THE HUMAN UNDERSTAND ING, Locke s, xiv. 756, 757.

ESSAY ON MAN, Pope s, xix. 486.

ESSEK, town, Hungary, vin. 549.

ESSEN, town, Prussia, vin. 550; xx.

21.

ESSENES, Jewish sect, vin. 550; xvi.

698.

ESSENTIAL OILS, with list, xvn. 749. ESSEQUIBO, river, Guiana, xi. 250. ESSEVELDOBURG (Itzehoe), ancient

town, Holstein, Xin. 518. ESSEX, county, England, vin. 552;

population and representation, xxin.

727.

, Thomas Cromwell (q.v. earl of, VI.

604.

, Walter Devereux, first earl of

(Devereux line), vin. 555.

, Eobert Devereux, second earl of,

vin. 555; his friendship for Bacon,

in. 202; relations with Raleigh, xx.

263. -, Robert Devereux, third earl of,

vni. 556. Es-SiouT, or Asioot, town, Egypt, vn.

775; xxn. 103. ESSLING, Austria, Battle of (1809), IX.

616; xvn. 214. , Prince of (Massena, q.v.), French

marshal, xv. 617. ESSLINGEN, town, Wiirtemberg, vin.

557; population, xxiv. 701. ESSONE, affluent of Seine, France, xxi.

624. ESSONITE, precious stone, x. 82; xin.

532-

ESSONNE, town, France, xxi. 625. ES-SOUAN, or Aswan, town, Egypt, VII.

783. ESTAING, Comte d , French admiral,

vin. 557. ESTAMPES, or Etampes, town, France,

vin. 565; xxi. 625. ESTATE, in English law, vni. 557;

personal, xvin. 664; real, XX. 304;

escheat of, vin. 538. ESTATES OF THE REALM, vin. 557;

xvin. 306.

ESTAVAYER, town, Neuchatel, Switzer land, xvn. 361. ESTE, town, Italy, vni. 558.

, Italian princely family, vin. 558.

-, Leonora d , friend of Tasso, xxm.

76.

ESTELLA, town, Spain, vni. 559. ESTEPA, town, Spain, vin. 559. ESTEPONA, town, Spain, Vin. 559. ESTEREL MOUNTAINS, France, xxiv.