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P ATHIPUR, district and town, India, IX.

50.

SIKRI, town, India, ix. 51.

FATIHA, Lord s Prayer of the Koran,

xvi. 603. FATIMA, daugliter of Mohammed, ix.

51; xvi. 546. FATIMITES, Moslem dynasty, xvi. 587,

594; II. 259, 722; vii. 750; xxm. 620. FATIO DE UUILLIER, on the invention

of the calculus, xin. 9. FATLINGS, Oit erings of, xvm. 343. FATOUHIVA, island, Marquesas, Pacific,

xv. 564. FATRA, Mohammedan doctrine of, xvi.

548. FATS, oils, xvn. 739, 743; vegetable,

xvii. 744, 746; xix. 53. FATSISIO, island, Japan, xin. 569. FATTEH KHAN, Afghan king, i. 239. FATTORE, II (Giaufrancesco Penni),

Italian painter, xvm. 498. FATTY DEGENERATION, disease, xvm.

390; of the heart, XL 554. FATWA, town, India, xvm. 409. FAUCHER, Leon, French political econo mist, ix. 51.

FAUCHET, Claude, historian and anti quary (1530-1601), ix. 52. , Claude, Abbe, Girondist (1744-

1793), ix. 52. FAUJAS DE SAINT-FOND, Barthelemi,

French naturalist, ix. 52. FAUJASITE, mineral, xvi. 421. FAULEN, mountain, Switzerland, XXI.

465. FAULTS, in rocks, x. 261, 301, 372; xvi.

442.

FAUN, in classical mythology, IX. 53.

FAURESMITH, village, Orange River Free State, Africa, xvn. 813.

FAURIEL, Charles Claude, French his torian and critic, IX. 53.

FAUST, in mediaeval legend, IX. 54.

, Goethe s, X. 539, 733, 735.

, Spohr s opera, xxil. 411.

FAUSTA, Roman princess, vi. 300.

FAUSTINA, Annia, wife of Marcus Aurelius, IV. 54.

, Temple of, at Rome, II. 416; xx.

820.

FAUSTUS, in mediaeval legend, ix. 54.

, Doctor, Marlowe s drama, xv. 556.

, Johannes, German printer, xxm. 684.

FAVARA, town, Sicily, ix. 56.

FAVART, Charles Simon, French drama tist, ix. 56.

FAVENTIA (Faenza), ancient town, Italy, vin. 846.

(Barcelona), ancient town, Spain,

ni. 368.

FAVERSHAM, town, England, ix. 56 ; xiv. 39.

FAVORINUS, Greek sophist, ix. 56.

FAVORITA, La, Donizetti s opera, vii. 364-

FAVRE, his researches in law of energy

in electricity, vin. 89. FAVUS, disease, xvm. 269; Schonlein s

discovery in relation to, xv. 817. FAWCETT, Henry, English economist,

hispostalreforms, Xix. 570; his manual

of political economy, xix. 399. FAWKES, Francis, English poet, ix. 57.

, Guy, Gunpowder Plot conspirator,

IX. 57. -, of Farnley Hall, friend of Turner,

xxm. 664. FAWKNER, John Pascoe, colonizer of

Victoria, Australia, xxiv. 218. FAY, Andras, Hungarian poet, IX. 59 ;

xn. 377.

FAYAL, island, Azores, in. 172. FAYALITE, mineral, xvi. 410. FAYE S COMET, vi. 192. FAYETTEVILLE, town, North Carolina,

U.S.A., ix. 59. FAYOUM, district and lake, Egypt, vii.

774; labyrinth of, n. 387; vn. 774. FAYS, or Fairies, vin. 854. FAZIL AHMED, Turkish vizier, xxm.

645. FAZIO DEGLI UBERTI, mediieval Italian

poet, xin. 505. FAZOKLO, town, East Central Africa,

xxi. 658. FEA, Carlo, Italian archaeologist, ix.

59- FEALTY, Oath of, in feudal system, xiv.

114; ix. 121; xn. 107. FEARNE, Charles, English jurist, ix. 59. FEAST-DAYS, ix. 113. FEAST OF THE LEARNED (Deipnoso-

phistse), Athenaitis s work, n. 831. FEASTS, Jewish, xvm. 511; feast of the

passover, xvm. 343, 511; of taber nacles, xxm. 6; xvm. 511; of un leavened bread, xvm. 343, 511; of

weeks, xvm. 511, 514.

, Sacrificial, XXI. 134. FEATHERS, ix. 59; of birds, in. 727,

776; xvin. 26; xxn. 107, 108. FEATHER-STARS, crinoid Echinoder-

mata, vn. 635.

FEBRILE DISEASES, xvin. 394. FEBRONIUS, Justinus (Hontheim),

writer on Gallican liberties, xn. 143;

xix. 507.

FEBRUARY, month, ix. 61; xv. 66. FECAMP, town, France, IX. 61; XXI.

626. FECHNER, G. T., on [esthetics, I. 220; his

metaphysical system, vin. 767. FECHNER S LAW, in psycho-physics,

xxiv. 470; xvn. 104. FECKENHAM, or Fecknam, John de,

abbot of Westminster, ix. 61. FECUNDATION, in biology, in. 686;

of animal ovum, xx. 417; of plants,

xx. 425.

FEDAIS, or Assassins (q.v.), n. 723. FEDCHENKO, Alexis Paulowitch, Rus sian naturalist, IX. 61.

FEDDERSEN, on electrical discharges,

vin. 65. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ix. 61; XL

20; in Switzerland, XXII. 795; in

United States, xxm. 749. FEDERICI, Camillo, Italian dramatist,

ix. 63. FEDKOVICH, Yuri, Russian poet, xxi.

1 10.

FEDLIMID, king of Minister, xin. 252. FEE, in English law, ix. 63. FEEDING STUFFS, their value as

manure, xv. 511. FEEJEE (or FIJI) ISLANDS, Pacific, ix.

155; xv. 835. FEELING, in psychology, xx. 40, 66, 74.

, Sense of, xxm. 478; in mammals,

xv. 367; nerves of, I. 897. FEET, of mammals, xv. 360.

- WASHING, Maundy Thursday rite,

xv. 635. FEGATELLA, genus of liverworts, xvn.

67. FEHLING, H., his tests of sugar, xxn.

624. FEHMARN, island, Schlcswig-Holstein,

xxi. 414.

FEHMIC COURTS (Fehmgerichte), Ger many, ix. 63; x. 495. FEHRBELLIN, Prussia, Battle of (1675),

xx. 7. FEINAIGLE, Gregoire de, his system of

mnemonics, xvi. 533. FEIRAN, wady, Sinai, Arabia, xxn. 89. FEITAMA, Sybrand, Dutch writer, IX.

64; xn. 96. FEITH, Rhijnvis, Dutch poet, ix. 64;

xn. 97. FEIYOOM, district and lake, Egypt, vn.

774; labyrinth of, 11. 387; vn. 774. FEJER, Gyorgy, Hungarian writer, ix.

64. FELDBERG, mountain, Black Forest,

Germany, xxiv. 700. FELDKIRCH, town, Vorarlberg, Austria,

ix. 65; xxiv. 297.

FELDON, district, Warwickshire, Eng land, xxi. 739.

FELEGYHAZA, town, Hungary, ix. 65. FELIBIEN, Andre, French architect and

historiographer, IX. 65.

, Dom Michel, French historian, IX.

65.

FELID^E, family of Carnivora, xv. 434. FELINITE, mineral, xvi. 425. FELINSKI, Aloysius, Polish dramatist,

xix. 303. FELIX I., pope, ix. 65.

- II., pope, ix. 66.

- III. (or H.), pope, ix. 66; xix. 492.

- IV. (or III.), pope, IX. 66.

- V. (or IV.), pope, I. 650; xix. 503; xxi. 341.

of Urgel, Adoptianist, I. 163; XIV.

449-