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789; its use as money, xvi. 723; ores of, xvi. 58; dressing of ores, xvi. 465; production of, iv. 518 ; xvi. 467; production in England, vin. 229; supply of, xvi. 728; its value in rela tion to silver, xvi. 729, 735; xxn. 73; in Australia, ill. 109; in Austria, ill. 120; in Bolivia, iv. 13; in Brazil, IV. 224; in British Columbia, VI. 169; in California, I. 716; IV. 701; in Celebes, v. 288; in Colombia, South America, vi. 154; in Colorado, VI. 161; in India, XII. 765; in Ireland, XIII 218; in Japan, xm. 572; in Khotan, East Turkestan, xiv. 67; in Mexico, XVI. 216; in New South Wales, XVII. 409; in New Zealand, xvn 467 ; in Philippine Islands, xvni. 750 ; in Russia, xxi. 85; in Siberia, XX 4, 10; xxni. 511; xxiv. 742; in United States, XXill. 8 1 1, 814; in Ural Moun tains, xxiv. 5; in Venezuela, xxiv 140; in Victoria, XXIV. 216. GOLDAST, Melchior Haiminsfeld, Ger man historian, x. 754.

GOLDBEATING, X. 752.

GOLDBERG, town, Prussia, x. 755; Trot-

zendorfPs school at, XXIII. 589. GOLD CLOTH, xxni. 210. GOLD COAST, West Africa, x. 755; i.

269.

GOLDEN Ass, Apuleius s work, n. 215. GOLDEN BULL, x. 757; of the empire

(1356), x. 757, 495; v. 413; charter of

Hungary (1222), XII. 368. GOLDEN CHERSONESE, or Malay Pen insula, xv. 321; xx. 93. GOLDEN EAGLE, vn. 590; xiv. 244. GOLDEN-EYE, bird, x. 757. GOLDEN FLEECE, of Greek legend, n.

496; xm. 596; xv. 776. GOLDEN FLEECE, Spanish order of

knighthood, IV. 395; XXII. 303. GOLDEN GATE, San Francisco, xxi. 262. GOLDEN HIND, Drake s ship, vn. 390. GOLDEN HORDE, of Mongols, vi. 587;

xvi. 746. GOLDEN HORN, at Constantinople, vi.

302; origin of the name, iv. 615. GOLDEN LEGEND, Longfellow s poem,

xiv. 861. GOLDEN LEGEND, of Voragine, xxiv.

297.

GOLDEN NUMBER, in calendar, iv. 670. GOLDEN ORIOLE, bird, xn. 696. GOLDEN PLOVER, bird, xiv. 308. GOLDEN ROSE, papal gift, x. 758. GOLDEN SYRUP, xxn. 627. GOLDFINCH, bird, x. 758; xxn. 99. GOLDFISH, x. 759. GOLD HILL, town, Nevada, U.S.A., x.

759; xvii. 368.

GOLDINGEN, town, Russia, x. 759. GOLD INK, xm. 81. GOLD LACE, x. 753. GOLD-MINING, iv. 701; x. 745. See

also Mining.

GOLDONI, Carlo, Italian dramatist, x.

759; vn. 419; xiii. 513. GOLD PLATE, xix. 178. GOLDSCHMIDT, Hermann, German

painter and astronomer, x. 760.

, Joannes, Lutheran divine, in. 89.

, Meyer Aron, Danish novelist, VII.

93-

GOLDSINNV, fish, xxiv. 686.

GOLDSMITH, Oliver, English writer, x. 760; as dramatist, VII. 438; as satirist, XXI. 320; his place in English litera ture, vin 429, 431.

GOLDSTUCKER, Theodor, German Orien talist, x. 764.

GOLD THREAD, xxm. 209.

GOLD WIRE, xxiv. 615; ancient manu facture of, xxm. 210.

GOLETTA, seaport, Tunis, XXIII. 621.

GOLF, game, x. 765.

GOLIARDI, mediaeval song-writers, XX.

333. GOLIAS EPISCOPUS, early English work,

xv. 523. GOLIATH S CASTLE, Jerusalem, xm.

642. GOLITZIN, Vasilii, Russian minister, xxi.

96. GOLIUS, Jacobus, Dutch Orientalist, x.

768. GOLLNITZ, or Golnitz, town, Hungary,

X. 768.

GOLLNOW, town, Prussia, x. 768. GOLNITZ, or Golniczbanya, town,

Hungary, x. 768. GOLOVNlN,VasilyMikhailovich, Russian

admiral, x. 768.

GOLSPIE, town, Scotland, xxn. 727. GOLTZ, Bogumil, German satirist, x,

768. GOLTZIUS, Hendrik, Dutch painter and

engraver, x. 768. Go LUND A, genus of rodent mammals

xvii. 6.

GOMAL, river, Afghanistan, I. 230. GOMARA (Kaffa), district, Abyssinia,

xm. 816. GOMARUS, or Gomar, Francis, Dutch

theologian, x. 769; XII. 78. GOMBE, town, Sokoto, Africa, XXII.

279. GOMBIN, town, Russian Poland, xxiv.

375- GOMBROON, town, Persia, xvii. 857.

- WARE, pottery, xix. 621. GOMEL, town, Russia, xn. 108. GOMER, of Scripture, X. 769. (Gimirrse), people, in Asia Minor,

xv. 100. GOMERA, one of the Canary Islands, iv.

800. GOMEZ, Antonio Enrique/, Spanish

dramatist, vin. 449. , Sebastian, Spanish painter, xvii.

56. DE SlLVA, Ruy, Spanish minister,

XVIII. 744.

GOMORRAH, of Scripture, vn. 2. GOMPA, town, on the Niger, Africa,

xvii. 497.

GOMPERTZ S LAW, of mortality, n. 85. GOMPHI, pass, Thessaly, Greece, xxm.

299. GONCHAROFF, Ivan A., Russian novelist,

xxi. 108. GONDA, district, India, x. 769; town,

x. 770. GONDAR, town, Abyssinia, X. 770; I.

64. GONDEMAR, founder of the Montserrat

monastery, xvi. 797. GONDI, Jean Franois Paul de, Cardinal

de Retz, xx. 488. GONDOKORO (Ismailia), town, L T pper

Egypt, xm. 388; xvii. 506. GONDOLA, Venetian boat, xxiv. 157.

, Giovanni, Dalmatian poet, XL

278.

GONDOMAR, Spanish ambassador, as saulted by Lithgow, xiv. 696. GONDOPHARES, king of Indo-Scythia,

xvni. 603; xxm. 308. GONDS, tribe, India, X. 770. GONDWANA, country, Central India, X.

770. GONG, sound-producing instrument, x.

771; made of bronze, IV. 366. GONGORA Y ARGOTE, Luis de, Spanish

poet, x. 771; xxii. 357, 360. GONIDIA, cells in lichens, xiv. 556. GONIOMETER, for measuring angles of

crystals, X. 771; vi. 677; XVI. 362;

its use in optics, xvii. 800. GONORRHCEA, disease, xxn. 686. GONSALVI, Ercole, cardinal, vi. 290. GONSALVO DE CORDOVA, Spanish

general, x. 773. GONYLEPTIDES, family ot Arachnida,

n. 279. GONZAGA, Italian princely family, x.

772; XV. 504. , Thomaz Antonio, Portuguese poet,

x. 772. , Vincenzo, patron of Rubens, xxi.

41. GONZALES, Diego, Spanish writer, xxn.

361-

, Sebastian, Portuguese pirate, xvn.

524. GONZALO DE BERCEO, Spanish mystic

and poet, X. 773. GONZALO FERNANDEZ Y AGUILAR

(Gonsalvo de Cordova), Spanish

general, x. 773. GOOD, The, in ethics, vin. 574; xvni.

686; Hutcheson s theory of, XII. 410;

Schleiermacher s theory, xxi. 412;

Socratic theory, xxn. 237; Stoic

theory, XXII. 568; Zoroastrian doc trine, xxiv. 822. , John Mason, English writer, X.

773-

FRIDAY, x. 774.

GOODRICH, Samuel Griswold (Peter