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211

HISSAR, district and town, India, xn. 2;

xx. 109.

, state, Central Asia, XII. 2.

HISSARLIK, Turkey in Asia, Trojan

remains at, xxm. 581. HiSTi^US, tyrant of Miletus, XI. 98;

xvill. 570. HlSTlOPHORUS, genus of fishes, XXII.

804. HiSTOGENETlC BODIES, in chemistry,

I. 456. HlSTOIRE ECCLESIASTIQUE, Fleury .s,

ix. 307.

HISTOLOGY, xn. 4; in. 681; xvi. 840; in relation to medicine, XV. 795 ; early contributions to, xxiv. 816; Malpighi s discoveries in, XV. 338 ; of sponges, xxn. 418; vegetable, xn. 10.

HiSTONlUM (Vasto), ancient town, Italy, xxiv. 1 10.

HlSTORIA ANGLICA, by Polydore Virgil, xxiv. 255.

HISTORIA BRITONUM, Geoffrey of Mon- mouth s, x. 172 ; Nennius s, xvil. 332.

HISTORI/E, of Tacitus, xxm. 20.

ADVERSUM PAGANOS, of Orosius,

xviii. 50.

HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA, of Bede, in. 481; of Orderic, xvn. 821.

HISTORIA MAJOR, of Matthew of Paris, xv. 634.

HISTORIC DOUBTS RELATIVE TO NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, Whately s work, xxiv. 529.

HISTORY, xn. 19; by Arab writers, xxm. i; archaeological, II. 334, 342; chronological table of principal events of, v. 720; church, v. 760; its teaching as to the development of culture, II. 12 1 ; early, v. 711; European, vill. 713; in relation to evolution, vill. 759; military, xxiv. 345 ; in relation to numismatics, xvil. 628 ; philosophy of, xviii. 796; distinguished from pro phecy, xxiv. 781; Eoman literature of, xx. 719; Hallam s contributions to, XI. 393; Herodotus s, xi. 758; Livy s, xiv. 726; Polybius s, XIX. 412; Procopius s, XIX. 790; W. Robertson s, xx. 599; Sallust s, xxi. 219; Scaliger s, xxi. 363; Tacitus s, xxm. 20; Thucy- dides s, xxm. 325; William of Tyre s, xxiv. 584; Varro s, xxiv. 93; Vico s, xxiv. 212; Villani s, xxiv. 227; Ville- hardouin s, xxiv. 229; academies of, I. 76; historical societies, xxi I. 227.

OF ENGLAND, Hume s, xn. 349; Macaulay s, xv. 128; Pauli s,xvm. 433.

OF EUROPE, Alison s, I. 577.

- OF THE HUMAN RACE, by Abul- foda, I. 61.

OF THE JEWISH CHURCH, by Stanley, xxn. 451.

- OF JOHN BULL, by Arbuthnot, n. 325-

OF ROME, Arnold s, XX. 807 ; Niebuhr s, XVII. 492.

HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHER LANDS, Motley s, xvn. 3.

OF THE WORLD, by Bar Hebraeus,

xxii. 854. HISTRIA (Istria), district, Austria, xill.

433- HlSTRlO-MASTlX, Prynne s work, VII.

434; xx. 25.

HISTRIONIC ART, vn. 396, 391; ix. 209. HIT, town, Asiatic Turkey, XII. 24; vin.

670; xvi. 48. HITA, Gines Perez de, Spanish writer,

xx. 659; xxii. 358. HITCH, seaman s knot, xiv. 128; xxi.

590.

HITCHCOCK, Edward, American geo logist, xii. 24.

HITCHIN, town, England, xn. 25. HITEREN, island, Norway, xvil. 576. HITOPADESA, Hindu fables, in. 666;

vill. 837; xxi. 287.

HITSHIRIKI, Japanese musical instru ment, xvn. 705. HITTITE MONUMENTS, of Phrygia,

xviii. 849. HITTITES, of Scripture, xii. 25; xxii.

822 ; their supposed connexion with

Lydia, XV. 99. HlTTORFF, Jacques Ignace, French

architect, xii. 27. HITTORF S THEORY, in electrolysis,

vui. 113. HITZIG, Ferdinand, German Biblical

critic, Xii. 27. HlUNG-NU, ancient Turkish people,

xviii. 592; v. 644; xxm. 659. HIVAOA, island, Marquesas, Pacific, xv.

564.

HIVES, for bees, in. 499. HIWEN T SANG (Hwen T sang, q.v.

Chinese traveller, xii. 418. HiXA, plant, xiv. 348. HJARNE, Urban, Swedish poet, XXII.

755-

HjELMlTE, mineral, XVI. 427. HLAING, river, Burmah, xxm. 221. HLODOWIG (Clovis, q.v.), chief of the

Franks, IX. 528.

(Louis the Pious), emperor, IX. 533.

HLOTEHILD, wife of Clovis, ix. 529. HLOTHAR (Lothair, q.v. emperor, ix.

533; x. 480.

, or Lothair, king of the Franks, IX.

53-

HOACTZIN, bird, xn. 28.

HOADLY, Benjamin, bishop of Winches ter, xn. 29.

HOANG-HO, river, China, v. 630; XVIII. 117; in Tibet, xxm. 339.

HOARE, Sir Richard Cobb, English antiquary, xn. 29.

HOAR-FROST, xvi. 120.

HOARSTONE, cromlech, Oxfordshire, England, xvin. 94

HOATZIN, or Hoactzin, bird, XII. 28.

HOBART TOWN (now Hobart), town, Tasmania, xn. 29; xxm. 73.

HOBBEMA, Meyndert, Dutch painter,

xii. 30; xxi. 439. HOBBES, Thomas, English philosopher,

xii. 31; on mental association, II. 730;

on economic science, XIX. 358; his

ethics, vill. 596; on evolution, VIII.

758; his influence on Spinoza, XXII.

401; Cumberland s opposition to his

views, VI. 701; his place in English

literature, vin. 422. HOBBS S LOCKS, xiv. 747. HOBBY, bird, ix. 3. HOBHOUSE, Sir John Cam (Lord

Broughton), English statesman, IV.

381. HOBOKEN, town, New Jersey, U.S.A.,

xii. 40; xvil. 397. HOBSON S BAY, Victoria, Australia,

xv. 835. HOCHE, Lazare, French general, XII.

40; ix. 606, 608, 610; his expedition

to Ireland, vin. 362; his rivalry with

Napoleon, xvn. 199. HOCHELAGA, Indian settlement, Mon treal, Canada, xvi. 795. HOCHGOLLING, mountain, Styria,

Austria, xxii. 614. HOCHKIRCHEN, Prussian Silesia, Battle

of (1758), ill. 128. HOCHKOPF, mountain, Black Forest,

Germany, xxiv. 700. HOCHST, Prussia, Battle of (1795), in.

130.

Ho-CHU Fu, town, China, xn. 144. HOCK, wine, xxiv. 602, 610. HODAIBIYA, Arabia, Treaty of (628),

xvi. 557. HODGE, Charles, American theologian,

xii. 40; on theology as the science of

religion, xxin. 262. HODGE-PODGE, in law, XII. 308. HODGKINSON, Eaton, English engineer,

xii. 41. HODIERNA, Giovanni Battista, Italian

mathematician, xvin. 191. HODJENT (Khojend, q.v. town, Turke stan, Xiv. 65. HODMEZO-VASARHELY, town, Hungary,

xii. 41. HoDOGRAPH, geometrical construction,

xii. 41; xi. 71; xv. 682. HODOSER SEE, lake, Transylvania,

xxin. 522. HODY, Humphrey, English divine, XII.

43-

HOE, agricultural implement, I. 321. HOEFER, Ferdinand, on alchemy, I.

462.

HOEY (Huy), town, Belgium, xn. 415. HOF, town, Bavaria, XI I. 43. HOFER, Andreas, Tyrolese patriot, xn.

44; xvn. 214; xxin. 712. HOFFMANN, August Heinrich, German

writer, XI I. 44.

, Carl K., on reptiles, XX. 438.

, Charles F., American writer, I,