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JOHN, the Baptist, xill. 709; hisministry,

XIII. 662.

, St, of Nepomuk, patron saint of

Bohemia, xm. 718. I., pope, xm. 709.

- II.-V., popes, xm. 710.

- VI., pope, xm. 710; xx. 783.

- VII., pope, Xin. 710.

- VIII., pope, xin. 710; xviil. 820; xix. 497.

- IX., pope, xin. 710.

X.-XL, popes, xm. 710; xx.

787-

XII., pope, xm. 711; xix. 497;

xx. 788. XIII., pope, xm. 711; xx. 789.

XIV., pope, xni. 711.

XV., pope, xm. 711; xx. 789.

. XVI.-XVIII., popes, xin. 711.

XIX., pope, xm. 711; xx. 790.

XXI., pope, xin. 711; xix. 556.

XXII., pope, xm. 712; xix. 501;

xx. 799; his contest with the Francis cans, xvn. 717.

XXIII., pope, xin. 712; xix. 502;

xx. 804.

I. (Juan), king of Aragon, xm. 715;

xxii. 323.

II., of Aragon, XIII. 716; XXII.

324-

(of Luxemburg), king of Bohemia, III. 860; in Italy, xm. 477.

I., duke of Brabant, XII. 90. , elector of Brandenburg, XX. 4.

I., king of Castile and Leon, xm.

716; XXII. 321. II., of Castile and Leon, xm. 716;

xxn. 321. , king of England, xm. 713; vm.

306; IX. 541; his proceedings in

Ireland, xm. 259; his contest with the

pope, xiv. 286.

I., king of France, xm. 714.

II., of France, xm. 714; ix. 546.

I., Greek emperor, xm. 712.

II.-V., Greek emperors, Xin.

7i3- VI., Greek emperor, xm. 713;

xvm. 166. VII., Greek emperor, xm. 713;

xvm. 165.

(of Avennes), count of Holland, xn.

72.

I., Albert, king of Poland, Xix.

290.

II., Casimir, of Poland, xm. 714; xix. 294.

III., Sobieski, of Poland, xm. 714; xix. 295.

(Joao) I., king of Portugal, Xin. 714; xix. 544.

II., of Portugal, xm. 714; xix.

545- -III., of Portugal, xm. 715; XIX.

545-

- IV., of Portugal, xm. 715; xix. 548.

JOHN V., of Portugal, xm. 715; xix.

549-

VI., of Portugal, xin. 715; xix.

552; his regency in Brazil, IV. 231. , king of Saxony, xm. 715; xxi. 356.

III., king of Sweden, xxn. 748. , Don, of Austria, xm. 716; xvm. 745; xxn. 329, 332; his mother, XX. 291; his intrigue to marry Mary, queen of Scots, xvm. 525. -, the Eunuch, Byzantine officer, xvi.

226. , Friar (Joannes de Piano Carpini),

his mission to China, v. 132, 628. , Prester, of mediaeval writers, XIX.

714; 1.65; xvi. 745. of Antioch, at the council of

Ephesus (431), xvn. 356.

of Asia, Syriac writer, xxn. 835.

of Beth Garmai, Syriac writer,

XXII. 843. of Damascus ( Joannes Damascenus),

Byzantine theologian, VI. 789; XI. 147.

of Dara, Syriac writer, XXII. 846.

of Douay, Italian sculptor, XXI.

569.

of Dunstable, English musician, xvii. 82.

of Ephesus, Syriac writer, xxn.

835.

of Florence (Giovanni de Marig- nolli), Italian missionary, XV. 543; v. 628.

of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, vm. 319, 327, 328; xiv. 255; xx. 541; xxn. 320; his patronage of Wycliffe, xxiv. 709.

of Giscala, Jewish party leader, xm. 427, 428.

of Harran, Syriac writer, XXII. 851.

of Leyden. (Bockhold), Dutch Ana baptist, I. 787.

of Maron, founder of the Maron- ites, xv. 562; as Syriac writer, xxn. 848.

of Montecorvino, archbishop of Peking, v. 628; xvi. 742.

of Mosul, Syriac writer, xxn. 855.

of Nisibis, Syriac writer, xxn. 836.

of Procida, Sicilian liberator, v.

of Ravenna, his contest with Pope Nicholas I., xvn. 483.

of Rochelle, scholastic philosopher, XXI. 427.

of Salisbury, early English writer, Xin. 718; xxi. 425.

of the Sedras, Syriac writer, xxn.

839-

, Apocalypse of, n. 179; xvi. 315.

, Epistles of, xm. 707; relation of

First Epistle to the Gospel, x. 828. , Gospel of, x. 818; m. 643;

Bretschneider s views on, IV. 262. - BAR APHTONYA, Syriac writer,

xxii. 833.

JOHN BAR CURSUS, Syriac writer, XXII.

833.

BAR ZOBI, Syriac writer, xxn. 852.

BULL, History of, by Arbuthnot, II. 325.

DE BRIENNE, king of Jerusalem, xxm. 162.

DE CELL A, abbot of St Albans,

England, xx. 620.

DORY, fish, vn. 374.

FREDERICK, the Magnanimous, elector of Saxony, xxi. 353.

GEORGE, elector of Brandenburg, xx. 5.

GEORGE I., elector of Saxony, xxr.

354-

SABHA, Syriac writer, xxn. 835. SlGlSMUND, elector of Branden burg, xx. 5. SWERKERSON, Swedish king, xxn.

745- JOHNNY LUDLOW, tales by Mrs Henry

Wood, xxiv. 644. JOHNSHAVEN, village, Scotland, xiv.

79- JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY AND

HOSPITAL, Baltimore, U.S.A., xv.

604; xxm. 857. JOHNSON, Andrew, president of the

United States, Xin. 719 ; xxm.

781. (Janssen), Cornelius, Dutch painter,

Xin. 567. , Esther, Dean Swift s Stella, xxn.

763- , Francis, English Independent, xn.

724. , Robert, English musician, xvn.

87-

, Samuel, English essayist and

lexicographer, Xin. 719; his inter course with Boswell, his biographer, IV. 77; his relations with Burke, iv. 542; his dispute with Lord Chester field, V. 607; on epitaphs, vm. 495; on newspapers, xvn. 416; his influence on English literature, vm. 428; Boswell s ana of, I. 786.

JOHNSTON, Albert Sidney, American general, xm. 730; xxm. 776. -, Alexander Keith, Scottish geo

grapher, XIII. 730. , Cuthbert W., on goats, I. 399. -, John, naturalist, XX. 433; on

birds, xvm. 4, 9.

, Joseph Eccleston, American Con federate general, xxm. 777, 780.

JOHNSTONS, river, Queensland, xx. 172. -, town, Scotland, xm. 730.

JOHNSTONUS, Johannes, on birds, xvm.

4, 9- JOHNSTOWN, town,Pennsylvania,U.S. A.,

xm. 730.

JOHORE, state, Malay Peninsula, xm. 730; xv. 322.