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Gothic architecture, II. 434; army, n. 612; birds, XVlll. 17; coins, xvn. 636, 657; drama, vn. 416; forests, ix. 403; foundling hospitals, IX. 483; ancient glass-making, X. 648; irriga tion works, xill. 369; Jews in, XIII. 685; language, xin. 491; xiv. 340; XVlll. 784; libraries, xiv. 512, 513, 528, 548; literature, XIII. 498; mines,

XVI. 468 ; mural paintings, early Christian, xvn. 43; national debt,

XVII. 246; navy, xvn. 299; news papers, xvn. 431; observatories, xvn. 713; oyster culture, xvm. 108; perio dical literature, XVIII. 542 ; post-office, xix. 583; prison system, xix. 761; railways, XX. 251; weights and mea sures, xxiv. 490; wine industry, xxiv. 609.

ITALY, Rogers s poem, xx. 622.

- , History of, Guicciardini s work, XI. 256.

ITAMARACA, town, Brazil, xvm. 551. ITANGUA, town, Paraguay, xvm. 244. ITASCA, lake, Minnesota, U.S.A., xvi.

475- ITASY, lake, Madagascar, xv. 169.

ITATIAIOSSU, Pico do, mountain, Brazil,

IV. 222.

ITCH, skin disease, xvm. 270; xxil. 123. iTCH-MlTE, arachnid, II. 275; xvi.

529; xvm. 270; xxii. 123. ITELM, people, Kamchatka, Asia, xin.

832- ITHACA, island, Greece, xin. 517, 205.

- , town, New York, U.S.A., xin. 517, Cornell University at, xxm. 857.

ITHACIUS, bishop of Ossonuba, xix.

746. ITHNA-ASHARIYA, Mohammedan sect,

XXII. 664.

ITHOBAL (Ethbaal), king of Tyre, xvm. 807. - II., of Tyre, xvm. 808.

, festival, Greece, xvi. 52.

ITHON, river, Wales, xx. 217.

ITIL, ancient town of the Khazars, XIV.

59- ITINERARIUM, Roman road-book, xin.

517; Antonine s, xvm. 437. - SEPTENTRIONALE, Gordon s, x.

782. ITIUS PORTUS, Caesar s point of em

barkation for Britain, XIII. 517. ITSMIADSIN (Etchrniadzin), town, Russia,

VIIL 566. IT S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND,

Reade s novel, xx. 303. ITURBIDE, Augustiii tie, emperor of

Mexico, xm. 518; xvi. 219. ITURUP, one of the Kurile Islands,

Asia, xiv. 1 60. ITZEHOE, town, Holstein, Germany, xin.

518.

ITZLI, Mexican obsidian, xvn. 717. IVAN I., grand-duke of Moscow, xin.

519; xxi. 91.

IVAN II., of Moscow, xin. 519; xxi. 91.

- III., the Great, of Moscow, xin. 519; xxi. 91.

IV., the Terrible, first czar of

Russia, xill. 519; xxi. 92; his mas sacre of the Novgorodians, xvn. 608.

- V., of Russia, xin. 519; xxi. 97. VI., of Russia, Xin. 519; xxi.

IVANCICA, Mount, Croatia, vi. 591. IVANOVO, or Ivanovo-Voznesensk, town,

Russia, xin. 520; xxi. 849; popula tion, xxiv. 271. IvigA, or Iviza, one of the Balearic

Islands, Mediterranean Sea, in. 278. IVORY, xin. 520; carving of, v. 167;

Japanese, xin. 591; supply of, vin.

124; xv. 349.

, Vegetable, Xin. 524; xvn. 664. , James, Scottish mathematician,

xin. 525.

COAST, West Africa, xin. 525; i.

269.

IVREA, town, Italy, xin. 525. IVRY-LA-BATAILLE, town, France, xin.

525; battle of (1590), IX. 564. IVRY-SUR-SEINE, town, France, Xill.

525; xxi. 624. IVY, plant, xin. 526. IXEUTICA, Oppian s poem, XV 1 1. 797. IxiON, in Greek legend, Xill. 527. IXMAL, town, Yucatan, xxiv. 758. IXODID/E, or Ixodides, family of

Arachnida, XVI. 528; n. 276. IXOLYTE, mineral, xvi. 428. IXTACCIHUATL, mountain, Mexico, xvi.

215. IYEMITSU, Shrine of, at Nikko, Japan,

xvn. 503. IYEYASU, shogun, Japan, xin. 583 ;

tomb of, at Nikko, xvn. 503. IYNX, genus of birds, xxiv. 698. IYROE, ancient nomadic race, Russia,

xxi. 575.

IZABAL, lake, Guatemala, XL 239. IZALCO, volcano, Central America, XXI.

268. IZAMAL, Pyramid of, Yucatan, xxiv.

759-

IZGAUR, town, Russia, xvi. 437. IZHEVSK, town, Russia, xxiv. 303. IZHUATLAN (Orizaba), town, Mexico,

xvn. 845. IZIASLAFF, prince of Kieff, Russia, XXI.

89. IZYUM, town, Russia, xiv. 57.

Jthe tenth letter of the alphabet, > xin. 528. JAAFAR (Giafar), vi/ier of Haroun al-

Raschid, in. 377. JAAK-TASH, river, Syr-Daria, Asia,

xxn. 818. JABAL, of Scripture, xiv. 238.

JABALLAH, king of Ghassan, Arabia,

xvn. 481. JABALPUR, district, Central India, xin.

528; town, xin. 529. JABARITES, Moslem sect, xvi. 592. JABIRU, bird, xin. 529. JABLONSKI, Johanii Theodor, his

Allgemeines Lexicon, vin. 195. JABNEEL, or Jabneh (Jamnia), town,

Palestine, xin. 563. JABORANDI, plant and drug, xin. 529. JACA, town, Spain, xin. 530. JACAMAR, bird, xni. 531. JACANA, bird, xin. 531. JACARANDA, variety of wood, xx. 851. JACARE, South-American alligator, vi.

594- JACCETANI, ancient tribe, Spain, xin.

53i-

JACINTH, or Hyacinth, gem, x. 141. , or Hyacinth, plant, xn. 419.

JACKAL, carnivorous mammal, xin. 532;

xv. 438; its relation to the dog, vn.

324 ; emblem of the god Anubis, n.

146.

JACKDAW, bird, xin. 532. JACKMAN, Charles, Arctic explorer, xix.

316. JACK OF NEWBURY (JohnWinchcombe),

xvn. 375.

JACK-SNIPE, bird, xxn. 200. JACKSON, town, Michigan, L T .S.A., xin.

533- , town, Mississippi, U.S.A., xin.

533- , town, Tennessee, U.S.A., xill.

533; xxm. 178.

, Andrew, president of the United States, xin. 533; xxm. 760, 762, 764.

, Thomas Jonathan (Stonewall Jackson), American Confederate gene ral, xill. 534; XXin. 777.

, William, English musician, xin.

535- JACKSONVILLE, town, Florida, LT.S.A.,

xin. 536.

, town, Illinois, LT.S.A., xin. 536.

JACOB, Hebrew patriarch, xin. 536. - of Edessa, Syriac writer, xxil.

825,839. of Nisibis, Syriac writer, xxn.

of Serugh, Syriac writer, xxn.

831.

-, Henry, English Independent, XII.

725.

BAR SALIBI, bishop of Marash, Syriac writer, xxn. 851.

BAR SHAKKO, bishop of Mai-

Matthew, Syriac writer, XXII. 852. JACOBA, countess of Holland, xn. 72. JACOBABAD, town, India, xin. 536;

xxm. 860. JACOBI, Friedrich Heinrich, German

philosopher, xin. 536; x. 541; his