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JOVINIANUS, Roman monk and heretic, xin. 756; his warning against mona- chism, xvi. 703.

Jovius, Paulus, Italian historian, Xill.

756. . JOWARI (Sorghum), Indian grain, XVI.

321. JOWF, or Jauf, district, Arabia, II. 239,

254; XXIV. 740. JOYCE S COUNTRY, district, Galway,

Ireland, x. 55. JUAN (John) I., king of Aragon, Xill.

715-

II., of Aragon, XIII. 716.

I. -I I., kings of Castile and Leon,

xm. 716. , Jorge, his Compendio de Nave-

gacion, xvn. 258. JUANES, Vicente, Spanish painter, xm.

757- JUAN FERNANDEZ, island, South Pacific,

xm. 757; v. 617; IX. 99; humming

birds of, ill. 745. JUAREZ, Benito Pablo, president of

Mexico, xm. 758. JUBA, river, Africa, I. 255.

- I.-IL, kings of Numidia, XIII. 759; XVII. 627.

JUBAL, of Scripture, xiv. 238. JUBBULPORE, district, India, XIII. 528;

town, xm. 529. JUBE, in architecture, II. 466. JUBEIL (Jebeil), ancient town, Syria,

xm. 613.

JUBILATE, Purcell s, xx. 113. JUBILEE, or Jubile, Year of, in Israel,

xm. 759. JUBILEES, Book of the, apocalyptic work,

II. 176. JUBILEE YEAR, in Roman Catholic

Church, xm. 760. JUCAR, river, Spain, xxiv. 33. JUDAH, tribe of Israel, xm. 760, 400,

404; kingdom of, xm. 412; territory

of, xvm. 175. JUDAISM, religion of the Jews, xx. 361;

its influence on Christianity, v. 693;

Hellenistic, xvm. 760 ; theism of,

xxill. 243; in Abyssinia, I. 262. JUDAS, or Jude, St, xm. 761. ISCARIOT, apostle, xm. 760;

legend of, xm. 674.

- MACCABEUS, Jewish leader, xv. 130; xm. 421.

- MACCABEUS, Handel s oratorio, XL 436.

TREE, plant, xm. 761.

JUDD, Sylvester, American writer, I. 727.

JUDDAH (Jiddah), town, Arabia, xm. 691.

JUDE, St, of Scripture, xm. 761.

, Epistle of, xm. 761 ; its corre spondence with 2 Peter, xvm. 698.

JUDGE, JUDGES, xm. 762; position and functions of, XIV. 365; xv. 216; Eng lish, as peers; xvm. 460, 467; pre cedence of, xix. 662; prerogatives of, xix. 673.

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL, of British

army, n. 587. JUDGES, Book of, xm. 763; its narrative,

xm. 400. JUDGMENT, in law, xm. 764.

, in logic, xiv. 788; analytic, I. 797;

Kant on, xm. 854; Locke on, xiv.

760.

JUDGMENTS OF THE SEA, xxi. 583. JUDICATURE, XL 15.

ACTS, xm. 764; of 1873, n. 209.

JUDICES D ATI vi, Roman, xx. 789. JUDICES DE CLERO, Roman, xx. 785. JUDICIAL COSTUME, vi. 476. JUDICIAL NOTICE, xvn. 597. JUDICIAL PROCEDURE, in Roman law,

xx. 707, 711.

JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS, vi. 516. JUDICIARY, of United States, xxm. 751. JUDITH, wife of the emperor Louis I.,

xv. 1 6.

, Book of, in Apocrypha, xm. 765;

n. 181.

JUDSON, Adoniram, American mission ary, xm. 766.

JUEL, Jens, Danish painter, vn. 93. JUF, valley, Sahara, Africa, xxi. 150. JUGGERNAUT, or Jugannath, Indian god

and temple, xvn. 845; II. 397; XX.

115.

JUGGLERY, conjuring, xiv. 414. JUGLANS, genus of trees, xxiv. 333. JUGRA, town, Straits Settlements, Asia,

xxii. 587. JUGURTHA, Numidian prince, xm. 766;

xvn. 627; his contest with Rome, xx.

758. JUJUBE, tree and fruit, xm. 767: xv.

12. JUKES, Joseph Beete, English geologist,

xm. 768. FAMILY, example of atavism, vm.

615.

JULAVER, Persian usurper, xvm. 633. JULE, son of Jenghiz Khan, xm. 622. JULEK, town, Syr-Daria, Central Asia,

xxii. 819. JULFA, suburb of Ispahan, Persia, xm.

394-

JULIA, wife of Pompey, xix. 451. DOMNA, wife of emperor Severus,

xxi. 699. JULIAN, the Apostate, Roman emperor,

xm. 768; xx. 779; as Neoplatonist,

xvil. 337; in Persia, xvm. 609; his

works at Paris, xvm. 287. , Cardinal, crusader, xxm. 642.

ALPS, I. 630.

CALENDAR, iv. 667, 670.

JULIANEHAAB, district, Greenland, xi.

170. JULIANI, Pedro (Pope John XXL), xm.

711.

JULIANITE, mineral, xvi. 395. JULIAN PERIOD, in chronology, v. 711. JULIAN S EDICT, in Roman law, xx.

704.

JULIAO, Portuguese chancellor, xix.

541.

JULICH, town, Prussia, xm. 770. JiJLlCH-BERG, German duchies of, XX.

9- JULIEN, Noel (Stanislas Aignen Julien),

French Orientalist, xm. 770. JULIERS (Jiilich), town, Prussia, Xill.

770. JULIOBONA (Lillebonne), ancient town,

France, xiv. 642. JULISCO, state, Mexico, xvi. 214. JULIUS I., pope, xm. 771; xix. 490.

- II., pope, xm. 771, 481; xx. 323; his patronage of Michelangelo, xvi. 231.

- III., pope, Xill. 772; XIX. 504; his relation to the council of Trent, xxm.

547-

, duke of Brunswick, X. 529. CAESAR, Roman dictator, iv. 633.

See Caesar. CAPITOLINUS, Augustan historian,

m. 74.

CESAR, romance, xx. 639.

JULLUNDUR (Jalandhar), district, India,

xm. 545; town, xm. 546. JULPIGOREE (Jalpaiguri), district and

town, India, xm. 548. JULUS, genus of Myriapoda, xvn. 118. JULY, month, xm. 772.

, Revolution of (1830), France, IX.

619.

JUME, plant, Patagonia, xvm. 353. JUMET, town, Belgium, xm. 772. JUMIEGES, town, France, xm. 772. JUMILLA, town, Spain, Xill. 772. JUMMOO (Jamu), town, India, xm.

564. JUMNA, river, India, xm. 773 ; xvn.

572.

JUMPER, mining implement, xvi. 444. JUMPING HARE, of South Africa, xm.

626; xv. 415, 420. JUMPING MOUSE, of Labrador, xm.

626. JUNAGARH, state and town, India, xm.

773-

JUNE, month, xm. 773.

JUNG, Joachim, German naturalist, xx. 301.

, Johann Heinrich (Heinrich Still ing), German mystic, xm. 774.

JUNGARS, or Sungars, tribe of Kalmuk Tartars, iv. 710; xvi. 746.

JUNG-BRESLAU (Inowrazlaw), town, Prussia, XIII. 91.

JUNGERMANNIE^E, class of Liverworts, XVIL 68, 69.

JUNGLACHE, town, Tibet, xxm. 340.

JUNG-LAM, road, Tibet, xxm. 342.

JUNGLE-ALMOND OIL, xvn. 744.

JUNGLE-FOWL, bird, IX. 492.

JUNGMANN, Joseph, Bohemian writer, xxii. 152.

JUNIPER, tree, xm. 774 ; in U.S.A.,