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HOLTZMANN, Heinrich J., on Josephus and the Acts of the Apostles, I. 126.
HOLUMO (Gharma), country, Central Asia, xiv. 4.
HOLY ALLIANCE (1815), in. 135; ix. 619.
HOLY BROTHERHOOD, Spanish con federation, xxn. 326.
HOLY COMMUNION, vni. 651. See Communion.
HOLY CROSS, mountain, Colorado, United States, vi. 161; xxin. 796.
HOLY GRAIL, The, in mediaeval legend, XL 34; xx. 645; xxiv. 632; inChres- tien de Troyes s poem, v. 687.
HOLYHEAD, town, Wales, xn. 104.
HOLY HOUSE, cathedral of Loreto, Italy, xv. 4.
HOLY ISLAND, Northumberland, Eng land, xn. 105; xvn. 565.
HOLY JUNTA, of Avila, xxn. 328.
HOLY LANCE, Discovery of the, vi. 626.
HOLY LAND, The, xvni. 170.
HOLY MAID, of Kent, in. 404.
HOLY OFFICE, name for the Inquisition, xm. 91.
HOLYOKE, town, Massachusetts, U.S.A., xn. 105.
HOLY PLACES, Pilgrimages to, xix.
93- HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, vni. 181; x.
484 ; xx. 787 ; popedom at creation
of, xix. 496. HOLYROOD PALACE, Edinburgh, vn.
663. HOLY SEPULCHRE, Jerusalem, xxi.
670; pilgrimages to, xix. 94. HOLY STATE, Fuller s work, ix. 816. HOLY VIRGINS, companions of St
Ursula, xxiv. 13.
HOLY WAR, Bunyan s work, iv. 529. HOLY WAR, Fuller s work, ix. 814. HOLY WATER, in Roman Catholic ritual,
XIL 105. HOLY WEEK, in ecclesiastical calendar,
xn. 106. HOLYWELL, town, Wales, xn. 106; ix.
327-
HOLYWOOD, John (Sacro Bosco), Scottish mathematician and astronomer, xxi.
140, 543- HOLZMINDEN, town, Germany, XII.
106. HOMAGE, in feudal times, xn. 107;
salutations as signs of, xxi. 236. HOMALOPSID/E, family of snakes, XXII.
192. HOMAXONIA, term in morphology, xvi.
844. HOMBERG, Wilhelm, Dutch natural
philosopher, Xil. 107. HOMBURG, town, Germany, XII. 107;
mineral water of, xvi. 434. , Hesse-, landgraviate, Germany, XI.
781.
HOME, David D., American spiritualist, xxn. 405. -, Henry (Lord Kames), Scottish
judge and philosopher, xm. 833. , John, Scottish dramatic poet, XII.
107.
HOMEL, town, Russia, xil. 108.
HOMER, Greek poet, xn. 108; language of, XI. 134; his place in Greek liter ature, XI. 137; his place in epic poetry, XIX. 267; references to Phoe nicia in, xvni. 805; question of the site of his Troy, XXIII. 582; recension of, by Aristarchus, II. 504; Chapman s translations of, V. 396; French transla tions, vi. 759; Pope s translation, XIX. 485.
HoMERiDyE, poets of Chios, xn. no; xxi. 466.
HOME RULE, in Ireland, xm. 272.
HOMESTEAD, Law relating to, in United States, XII. 122; XX. 308; in Iceland, xn. 620.
HOMESTEADS, Erection of, i. 308.
HOMEYER, Karl Gustav, German his torical writer, xn. 124.
HOMICIDE, in law, xn. 124; xv. 780; xvn. 52.
HOMILDON HILL, England, Battle of (1402), xviii. 523.
HOMILIARIUM, book of homilies, xil. 125.
HOMILIES, Books of, xn. 125; in Church of England, vill. 379.
HOMILITE, mineral, XVI. 409.
HOMILY, xn. 125.
HOMINID^E, zoological group containing man alone, XV. 444.
HOMOCCELA, order of sponges, xxii. 422.
HOMODERMA, genus of sponges, xxn.
4i3-
HOMCEOPATHY, system of medicine, XII. 126; xv. 814; Hahnemann s relations to, XL 373.
HOMOGENEOUSNESS, in matter, defined, VII. 804.
HOMOLOGOUMENA, universally acknow ledged books of Scripture, n. 128.
HOMOLOGY, in biology, xvi. 839; dis tinguished from analogy, xxiv. 807.
HOMOOUSION, Doctrine of the, II. 830.
HOMOPLASY, in biology, XXIV. 808; of sponges, XXII. 426.
HOMOPTERA (Hemiptera), suborder of insects, XI. 646; XIII. 153.
HOMO-PYROCATECHINE, product of wood distillation, xxin. 57.
HOMOQUININE, in chemistry, XX. 185.
HOMOTAXIS, identity of order of types, in geology, x. 322.
HOMPESCH, Ferdinand, grand-master, Knights of St John, xxi. 175.
HOMRA, plateau, Sahara, Africa, xxi. 149.
HOMS, or Hems, town, Syria, XI. 649.
HON, Egyptian measure, xxiv. 485.
HONAIN IBN ISHAK, Syrian physician,
xxn. 847. HON AN, island, at Canton, China, v.
37-
Ho-NAN, province, China, v. 634. Foo, town, China, v. 634.
HONDA, town, Colombia, South America,
XLI. 129. HONDECOETER, Melchior d , Dutch
painter, xn. 129. HONDURAS, republic, Central America,
XII. 129; antiquities of, I. 693. -, British, xil. 132.
HONE, whetstone, xn. 134.
, William, English satirist and
antiquary, xn. 135.
HONECOURT, Wilars de, French in ventor, XVIII. 554.
HONEY, xn. 136; in. 502; loevulose in, xxn. 624; of Hymettus, XI. 88.
HONEY-BADGER, carnivorous mammal,
v v o QQ AA. 2oo.
HONEY BEAR, carnivorous mammal, in.
462.
HONEY-COMB, in. 489. HONEY-EATER, bird, xn. 139. HONEY-GUIDE, bird, xn. 139. HONEY-SUCKER, or Honey-Eater, bird,
xn. 139.
HONEYSUCKLE, plant, xn. 140. HONFLEUR, town, France, xn. 140. HONG-KiANG, river, Cochin China, VI.
93- HONG-KONG, island and town, China,
xn. 141; observatory at, xvn. 716. HONG MERCHANTS, Canton, v. 38. HONITON, town, England, xil. 142. HONOLULU, town, Hawaiian Islands,
XL 531. HONORARIUM, Jus, in Roman law, XX.
695.
HONORATUS, St, of Lerins, XXI. 238. HONORIFIC SACRIFICES, xxi. 132. HONORIUS I., pope, xn. 143; on Mono-
th elitism, XVI. 758. - II., pope, xn. 143; xx. 791.
II., antipope, xn. 143, xix. 498.
III., pope, xn. 143; xin. 474; XX. 795-
IV., pope, xn. 143.
, Flavius Augustus, emperor of the
West, xn. 143; xx. 779; his relations
with Alaric, I. 442. HONOUR, Order of the Legion of, xiv.
417.
, Titles of, XXIII. 417.
HONOURABLE, title, xxin. 418. HONTHEIM, Johann Nikolaus von,
opponent of Ultramontanism, xn.
143; his treatise Febronius, xix. 507. HONTHORST, Gerard van, Dutch
painter, XII. 143. HONVED, Hungarian army of defence,
xil. 374.
HOOBLY (Hubli), town, India, xn. 328. HOOCH, Pieter de, Dutch painter, xn.
144.