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by, XIX. 665; registration of, XX. 343; in Eoman law, xx. 671, 674, 677, 688, 704, 712; socialistic views of, xxil. 219 ; of widows among Jews, XXI. in. See also Adultery, Divorce, Family.

MARRIAGE, novel by Miss Ferrier, IX. no.

A LA MODE, Hogarth s engravings,

xn. 49.

MARROCK, bird, xi. 262.

MARROON, in pyroteclmy, xx. 136.

MARROT, bird, xx. 302.

MARROW, Anatomy of, I. 85^.

TUMOURS, xvm. 371.

MARRUBIUM, genus of plants, xn. 166.

MARRYAT, Frederick, English novelist, xv. 569.

MARS, Eoman god (the Greek Ares), xv. 569; n. 484.

, planet, 1 1. 776, 782, 804; parallax

of, n. 796; solar parallax found by, xvm. 246, 250; as affected by tidal friction, xxill. 379; Kepler s investi gations of, xiv. 46.

, Hill of, at Athens, II. 481.

MARSALA, town, Sicily, xv. 570; xxil. 31; wine of, XXIV. 610.

MARSA SciROCCO, harbour, Malta, xv.

34- MARSDEN, Samuel, missionary, New

Zealand, xvn. 471. , William, English Orientalist, xv.

57i-

MARSEILLAISE, French song, by Eouget de Lisle, ix. 603; xxi. 13.

MARSEILLES, town, France, xv. 571; libraries of, XIV. 526, 546; observatory, xvn. 712; plague at, xix. 166; water works, II. 222.

MARSH, George Perkins, American dip lomatist and philologist, xv. 574.

, Othniel Charles, on fossil birds,

XVIII. 36.

MARSHAL, title, xv. 574.

, Earl, of England, xv. 574; XXI.

36; xxil. 459.

OF THE ADMIRALTY, i. 162.

MARSHALL, John, American chief- justice, xv. 574; I. 721; XXIL 578. , Mount, Virginia, U.S.A., XXIII. 794.

MARSHALLING ARMS, in heraldry, XL 705.

MARSHALL ISLANDS, Pacific Ocean, xvi. 256; xvm. 128.

MARSH ALLTOWN, town, Iowa, U.S.A., xv. 574.

MARSH FEVER, xv. 316.

MARSH-GAS, xvi. 194; xvm. 237.

MAR SHIMUN, patriarch of Kurdish Nestorians, xvn. 357.

MARSH LAND, Eeclaiming of, i. 405.

MARSH MALLOW, plant, xv. 335.

MARSHMAN, Joshua, English missionary and Orientalist, XV. 574.

MARSH OTTER, carnivorous mammal, xvi. 474.

MARSIGLI, Luigi Ferdinand (Marsilius),

Italian soldier and savant, xv. 575;

on birds, xvm. 8. MARSILIUS of Padua, his influence on

Occam, xvn. 718. - FlClNUS, Platonic philosopher, I.

69. MARSILLAT, Guglielmo di, his glass

paintings, x. 670. MARSLAND, Peter, his improvements on

power-looms, vi. 501. MARSTON, salt-mine, Cheshire, England,

xxi. 231. , John,English satirist and dramatist,

XV. 575; vn. 433.

MOOR, England, Battle of (1643),

VI. 599; vni. 347; xvil. 380. MARSTRAND, island, Sweden, xxn.

737- -, Wilhelm, Danish painter, VII. 94.

MARSUPIALIA, order of mammals, xm. 838; xv. 378; in. in.

MAR S WORK, ruins, Stirling, Scotland, XXIL 555.

MARSYAS, Phrygian god, xv. 575; re presentation of, in relief, XVII. 120.

MARTEL, Charles, king of the Franks, IX. 531 ; X. 477; his victory over the Moslems, xvi. 576.

MARTEN, carnivorous mammal, xv. 575, 439, 440; skins of, ix. 838.

MARTENS, Frederick, Dutch Arctic ex plorer, xix. 318.

MARTES, genus of carnivorous mammals, xv. 576.

MARTHA S VINEYARD, island, Massa chusetts, U.S.A., xv. 612.

MARTI, F. de Paula, Spanish steno grapher, xxi. 842.

MARTIAL, St, Festival of, at Limoges, France, xiv. 652.

(M. Valerius Martialis), Eoman

poet, xv. 577; xxi. 319; language and style of, Xiv. 337; his place in Eoman literature, xx. 725. ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SCOTS NATION, by Abercromby, I. 37.

- LAW, vi. 517; xvi. 295. MARTIANUS CAPELLA, his encyclo paedia, vni. 191.

MARTIGUES, town, France, xv. 580.

MARTIN, bird, xv. 581.

, St, bishop of Tours, XV. 581; xvi.

702; XXIII. 491; Life of, by Sulpicius

Severus, xxi. 702.

- I., pope, XV. 582; XIX. 494; XX.

783-

1 1. -1 1 1. (Marinus I.-IL), popes,

XV. 546.

- IV., pope, XV. 582; XX. 798. -V., pope, xv. 582; xix. 502; xx.

805. , king of Aragon, xxil. 323.

, David, Scottish painter, XX. 218.

, Henri, French historian, ix. 680.

, John, English painter, xv. 582.

of Mainz, heretic, xvn. 486.

MARTINA FRANCA, town, Italy, xv.

583- MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, Dickens * novel,

vii. 176. MARTINEAU, Harriet, English authoress,

xv. 583; on political economy, xix.

377- MARTINEZ, Niccolo, patron of Meta-

stasio, xvi. 104. DE LA ROSA, Francisco, Spanish

poet, XXIL 361.

DE TOLEDO, Alonzo, Spanish

writer, xxil. 355. MARTINI, or Martino, Francesco di

Giorgio, Sienese painter and sculptor,

XXII. 44; XXIV. 10. , Giovanni Battista, Italian musical

composer, XV. 584; xvil. 92. -, Simone (or Simone di Martino),

Italian painter, xv. 585. MARTINI-HENRY RIFLE, XL 282. MARTINIQUE, island, West Indies, xv.

485; ix. 526. MARTINMAS, feast of St. Martin, xv.

582. MARTINO, Francisco and Simone. See

Martini. DA CANALE, Italian writer, xill.

501.

MARTIN S ANCHOR, n. 7. MARTINSBURG, town, West Virginia,

U.S.A., xv. 586. MARTIUS, Carl Friedrich Philipp von,

German naturalist, xv. 586. MARTLET, in heraldry, xi. 702. MARTORELL, Joannot, Spanish roman-

cist, xx. 658; xxil. 364. MARTOS, town, Spain, xv. 586. MARTTAND, or Martund, Temple of, at

Kashmir, n. 396; Xiv. 11. MARTYN, Henry, English missionary,

xv. 586; in Persia, xvm. 649. MARTYNIA, plant, Peru, xvm. 670. MARTYR, Peter, Italian Eeformer, xxiv.

1 66. MARTYROLOGY, catalogue of martyrs,

xv. 587; Syriac, xxil. 828. MARTYRS, Era of, v. 716. MARUDU, river, North Borneo, xxi.

123. MARULLUS, Michael Tarchaniota,

Florentine scholar, XV. 588. MARUM, or Marwm, Martin van, Dutch

scientist, xv. 588. MARUTHA of Maiperkat, Syriac writer,

xxn. 828. - of Taghrith, Syriac writer, xxil.

838. MARUTSE-MABUNDA, kingdom, South

Africa, xv. 588. MARUZAYA-ISHO, Syriac writer, xxn.

847. MARVELL, Andrew, English poet, xv.

r-CQ

50O.

MARWAR, or Jodhpur, state, India, xm.

703; xx. 260.