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G R G U A

GROSSETO, town, Italy, xi. 212.

GROSSGEBAUER, Theophilus, German pietist, xix. 83.

GROSS-GORSCHEN, Prussia, Battle of (1813), xvii. 219.

GROSSI, Tommaso, Italian poet and novelist, xi. 212.

GROSSINGER, on birds, xvm. 8.

GROSSULARITE, variety of garnet, x. 82.

GROSSWARDEIN, town, Hungary, xi. 212.

GROS VENEUR, legend, xin. 674.

GROTE, George, English historian, XI. 212; his theory of the Greek sophists, XXII. 268.

, Harriet, English writer, xi. 216.

GROTEFEND, Georg Friedrich, German philologist, xi. 217.

GROTESQUE, The, in ancient and mediae val art, V. 103; in decoration, II. 234; in painting, IX. 69.

GROTIUS, Hugo, Dutch scholar and jurist, xi. 217; his translations from the Anthology, II. 105; on the balance of power, in. 267; his ethical teaching, vin. 596; Pufendorf s relation to, xx. 100.

GROTON, town, Connecticut, U.S.A., xi.

22 I.

GROTTAGLIE, town, Italy, xi. 221. GROTTOES, Egyptian, vn. 774; sacred,

xxm. 165. GROUNDNUT, xi. 221; xvn. 664; of

Senegal, xxi. 660. GROUND-NUT CAKE, xvii. 739. GROUND-NUT OIL, xvii. 744, 746. GROUND PARROT, of New Zealand,

xin. 825.

GROUND RENT, xx. 403. GROUNDSEL, plant, xi. 221. GROUSE, bird, XI. 221; distribution of,

in. 757.

, Sand, bird, XXI. 258. GROUSE-SHOOTING, xxi. 834. GROUTING, in building, IV. 462. GROVE, Sacred, xi. 223. G ROVER, William A., improver of sewing

machine, xxi. 719. GROVE S ELECTRIC GAS BATTERY, vin.

87.

GROWTH, of animals, xvn. 686; vege table, xix. 57. GROYNE, The (Corunna), town, Spain,

vi. 443.

GROZNYI, town, Russia, xxm. 186. GRUBB, Sir Howard, his micrometer,

xvi. 244, 248; his telescopes, xxm.

141, 148, 150. GRUBBER, agricultural implement, I.

312. GRUBER, Johann Gottfried, German

scholar, XI. 224. GRUEBER, John, traveller in Tibet, Xiv.

503- GRUFFYD AB CYNAN, Welsh prince, v.

319-

GRUGRU NUT, xvii. 664.

GRUN, Anastasius (Count of Auersperg),

Austrian poet, XI. 224; x. 546.

, Hans Baldung, German painter,

xi. 224; as wood-engraver, vin. 437. GRUNAUITE, mineral, xvi. 391. GRUNBERG, town, Prussia, xi. 225. GRUNDTVIG, Nikolai Frederik Severin,

Danish poet and statesman, xi. 225;

vii. 92.

GRUNEBERG, town, Prussia, XL 225. GRUNERITE, mineral, xvi. 418. GRUNEWALD, Mathias, German painter,

xi. 225. GRUNWALD, Prussia, Battle of (1410),

xix. 289.

GRUOCH, wife of Macbeth, xv. 130. GRUSIANS, or Georgians, race of people,

Caucasus, v. 257. GRUTER, Jan, Dutch scholar and critic,

xi. 226. GRUYERE, district, Switzerland, xi. 226;

ix. 764.

CHEESE, v. 456; xin. 452. GRUYTERE, or Grater, Jan, Dutch

scholar and critic, XI. 226. GRYAZOVETS, town, Russia, xxiv. 283. GRYFE, river, Scotland, xx. 395. GRYLLID^E, group of insects, xm.

152. GRYLLOTALPA VULGARIS, wheat pest,

xxiv. 534. GRYN/EUS, Johann Jakob, German

theologian, xi. 226. , Simon, German theologian, xi.

226.

GRYNER, Johan Jakob (Grynreus), Ger man theologian, XI. 226. GRYPHIUS, Andreas, German poet and

dramatist, xi. 226; vn. 440; x. 530. GRYPHON, legendary animal, xi. 195.

, in heraldry, XI. 702.

GSEN-RABS, founder of Bon-pa religion,

Tibet, xxm. 344. GUACHARO, bird, XI. 227. GUACO, plant, xi. 227. GUADALAJARA, province, Spain, xi.

228; XXII. 298: town, xi. 228.

, town, Mexico, xi. 229; xvi. 214. GUADALAVIAR, river, Spain, xxiv. 33. GUADALHORCE, river, Spain, xv. 315. GUADALQUIVIR, river, Spain, xxn.

295. GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS, Texas,

U.S.A., xxm. 204. GUADANCAL,one of the Solomon Islands,

South Pacific, xxn. 252. GUADARRAMA, Sierra de, Spain, xxn.

294. GUADELOUPE, island, West Indies, XL

229; ix. 526; population, xxiv. 510. GUADIANA, river, Spain, xxn. 295.

, or Durango, town, Mexico, vn.

GUADIX, town, Spain, xi. 230. GUADUAS, town, Colombia, America, XI. 230.

South

GUAHAN, island, Ladrones, South Pacific, xiv. 199.

GUAIACOL, product of wood distillation, XXlil. 57.

GUAIACUM, tree, XI. 230.

GUAIRA, La, town, Venezuela, South America, XL 242; xxiv. 140.

GUAISHI, Nihon, Japanese historical work, xm. 587.

GUAITECAS ISLANDS, Patagonia, xvm. 352.

GUALDO TADINO, town, Italy, XL 232.

GUALEGUAY, town, Argentine Republic, XL 232.

GUALEGUAYCHU, town, Argentine Re public, XL 232.

GUAN, bird, XL 232.

GUANACO, ungulate mammal, XL 232; I. 598; IV. 12; xiv. 739; of Patagonia, XVHI. 353; influence of domestication on, iv. 251.

GUANAHANI, first American land sighted by Columbus, vi. 173.

GUANAJUATITE, mineral, xvi. 393.

GUANAJUATO, town, Mexico, XL 233; xvi. 214; state, xvi. 214.

GUANAPE, guano islet, Peru, XVIIL 671. , town, Peru, xvm. 674.

GUANCABELICA, town, Peru, xil. 327.

GUANCHES, people, Canary Islands, iv. 796.

GUANO, XL 233; I. 347; Peruvian de posits, V. 673; XVIIL 671, 675; intro duction of, as manure, I. 305; manu- rial value of, xv. 511; sewage sludge so called, xxi. 712.

GUANUCO, town, Peru, XIL 327.

GUAO, or Guaco, plant, XL 227.

GUARANA, plant and fruit, XL 235.

GUARANIS, South-American Indians, I.

702; XII. 829; XVIIL 244.

GUARANTEE, or Guaranty, in English

law, XL 236 ; distinguished from

warranty, xxiv. 372. GUARAPO, drink from sugar-cane, iv.

264. GUARATINGUETA, town, Brazil, XL

236. GUARDI, Francesco, Venetian painter,

XL 236. GUARDIAN, in law, xm. 2; in Roman

law, XVIIL 413; xx. 672, 688; the

mother as, xxiv. 641. GUARIENTO, Italian painter, XL 236. GUARINI, Giovanni Battista, Italian

dramatist, XL 236; vn. 418: xxm.

78. GUARINO, orGuarinus, of Favora, Italian

scholar, XL 238. , or Guarinus, of Verona, Italian

scholar, XL 238. GUARNERIUS, or Irnerius, Italian jurist,

xin. 277.

GUASTALLA, town, Italy, XL 238. GUATEMALA, republic, Central America,

XL 238; I. 714; ancient state, xvi.