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MOHAMMED B. FARAJ, Moslem im postor, xvi. 585.

B. MANSUR, caliph, xvi. 580.

BEY, of Egypt, vii. 761.

GHORI, founder of Moslem power

in Hindustan, XVII. 573.

MOHAMMEDANISM, xvi. 545 (index, 606); xx. 360; xxn. 659; in relation to Manichreism, xv. 485; pilgrimages, xix. 93; its attitude towards slavery, xxii. 143; theism of, xxin. 240, 242; spread of, in Asia, II. 699; conquest of Egypt, vii. 749; invasion of Persia, xvill. 615 ; caliphate acquired by sultan of Turkey, xxm. 643 ; in China, v. 650; in Europe, viil. 713; in India, xn. 746, 792; in Spain, xxn. 309; in Turkish empire, xxin. 654.

MOHAMMEDAN LIBRARIES, xiv. 514.

MOHAMRAH, town, Persia, vin. 671;

XVIII. 620.

MOHATRA BARGAIN, in casuistry, v.

204. MOHAWK, river, New York, U.S.A.,

xii. 331; xvn. 451. MOHEGANS, American-Indian tribe,

xii. 831. MOHILLA, island, Comoros, Africa, VI.

221.

MOHL, Hugo von, on protoplasm, XIX. 828.

, Jules, German Orientalist, xvi.

607.

MOHLER, Johann Adam, German theo logian, xvi. 607.

MOHN, island, Russia, in Baltic, xiv. 723; xvil. 732.

, Henrik, on Norwegian Polar explorations, xix. 323.

MOHR, Karl Friedrieh, German scien tist, xvi. 707.

MOHRING, Paul H. G., on birds, xvin. 5.

MOHS, Friedrieh, crystallographer, VI. 674.

MOHTADI BILLAH, caliph, XVI. 586.

MOIMIR, Slavonic chief, x. 480.

MoiR, David Macbeth, Scottish poet and

humorist, xvi. 608.

, George, Scottish critic, XVI. 608.

MoiRA, Earl of, governor-general of

India, XI. 517.

MoiSSAC, town, France, xvi. 608. MOISTURE, of the atmosphere, in. 32;

life conditioned by, ill. 680. MOJANGA, town, Madagascar, xv. 175. MOKADDASI, Arabic geographer, xvi.

608.

MOKANDARRA, pass, India, xiv. 144. MOKANNA, A1-, the veiled prophet of

Khorasan, xvi. 44, 580, 608. MOKATTAN, Egypt, Caliph Hakim s

observatory at, xvn. 709. MOKHA, or Mocha, harbour, Red Sea,

xvi. 540; xx. 316.

MOKHTAR BEN AP,I C-BAID, Shiite chief,

xvi. 568, 570.

MOKSHA, race, Russia, xvi. 813.

, river, Russia, xvm. 514.

MOKSHAN, town, Russia, xvi. 608;

xvm. 515. MOKTADI BI-AMR-ILLAH, caliph, XVI.

588.

MOKTADIR BILLAH, caliph, XVI. 586. MOKTAFI BILLAH, caliph, XVI. 586. MOKTAFI LI-AMR-ILLAH, caliph, XVI.

r-QQ 500.

MOLA, town, Italy, xvi. 608.

GAETA (Formia), town, Italy, ix.

415. Mo LAI, or Molay (q.v.), James de, xvi.

608. MOLASSES, from sugar, xxii. 626.

RUM, xxi. 58.

MOLAY, Jacques de, grand-master of the

Templars, xvi. 608; xxm. 163, 164. MOLBECH, Christian, Danish lexico grapher, vii. 93. MOLD, town, Wales, IX. 327. MOLDAU, river, Germany, vii. 825. MOLDAVIA, principality, Roumania,

xxi. 18. MOLE, insectivorous mammal, xvi. 608;

xv. 404.

, river, England, xxm. 220.

MOLE, Matthieu Louis, Count, French

politician, IX. 620.

, Matthieu, French politician, vi.

246.

MOLECH, Semitic divinity, XVI. 695. MOLE CRICKET, insect, vi. 578; xm.

152; as wheat pest, xxiv. 534. MOLECULAR ACTIONS AND CHANGES,

in physiology, Xix. 18. MOLECULAR MAGNETISM, Theory of,

xv. 271, 276.

MOLECULAR WEIGHTS, v. 471. MOLECULE, xvi. 610; in. 38; vn. 215. MOLESKIN, cotton fabric, xvi. 623. MOLESTATION, in law, xxm. 500. MOLESWORTH, Sir William, philoso phical and political writer, xvi. 623. MOLFETTA, town, Italy, xvi. 624. MOLGE, genus of reptiles, xxin. 577. MOLGULlDiE, family of Tunicata, xxin.

617. MOLIERE (Jean Baptiste Poquelin),

French dramatist, xvi. 624; vii. 425;

ix. 658; as satirist, xxi. 319; his

relations with Racine, XX. 204. MOLINA, Luis, Spanish Jesuit, xvi. 630.

, Maria de, regent of Castile, XXII.

, Tirso de (G. Tellez), Spanish

dramatist, xxin. 157; vn. 421; xxn.

358. MOLINE, town, Illinois, U.S.A., xvi.

631. MOLINOS, Miguel de, Spanish quietist,

xvi. 631; xvn. 134. MOLISE, province, Italy, xvi. 631. MOLITOR, Joseph Franz, German theo-

sophist, xxin. 279. MOLITZ, spa, France, XX. 128.

MOLIVO, town, Lesbos, Asia Minor, xiv.

474-

MOLL AH, Mohammedan ecclesiastic, xxii. 661, 664.

MOLLENDO, town, Peru, xvin. 674.

MOLLER S SOLUTION, in taxidermy, xxin. 90.

MOLL FLANDERS, Defoe s work, vn. 29.

MOLLINEUX, Emeric, globe const ructer, x. 682.

MoLLUSCA, division of animal kingdom, xvi. 632; ii. 53; distribution of, vn. 279, 283; embryology, XX. 419; hiber nation, XI. 789 ; histology, xn. 7 ; organs of touch in, xxin. 478; repro duction of, xx. 409; in Lankester s classification, xxiv. 813.

MOLLUSCOIDS, division of animal king dom, IV. 1 88.

MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM, skin dis ease, XXII. 121.

MOLLY MAGUIRES, mining combination, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., xvin. 504.

MOLLY MAWK, bird, ix. 817; xv. 334.

MOLOCH, Semitic divinity, xvi. 695.

CALLITHRIX, ape, 11. 155.

HORRIDUS, species of lizards, xiv.

737-

MOLOGA, town, Russia, xxiv. 731. MOLOKAI, island, Hawaiian group,

Pacific, XL 532. MOLOKOVA, spa, Eastern Siberia, xxin.

510.

MOLON, governor of Media, xvin. 588. MOLOSSI, ancient Greek tribe, vin.

4S3-

MOLOSSUS, genus of bats, xv. 408, 413. MOLTKE, Count von, Prussian general,

xxiv. 582. MOLUCCAS, islands, Indian Archipelago,

XVI. 696; XII. 815; birds of, III. 740. MOLVA, genus of fishes, Xiv. 668. MOLYBDENITE, mineral, xvi. 394; xvi.

697. MOLYBDENUM, chemical element, xvi.

697; v. 541.

MOLYBDITE, mineral, xvi. 388. MOLYN, Pieter de, Dutch painter, vin.

735- MOLYNEUX, William, friend of John

Locke, Xiv. 754; his plea for Irish

independence, xm. 269. MOLYSITE, mineral, xvi. 384. MOMBASA, or Mombas, town, East

Africa, xvi. 697; mission near, I. 246. MOMENT, in mechanics, xv. 683, 700,

732; of inertia, XV. 732. MOMENTUM, in mechanics, xv. 677,

698, 715.

MOMIAS BAY, Patagonia, xvin. 352. MOMMSEN, Theodor, on the influence of

the Jews in Rome, xm. 430. MOMOTOMBO, mountain, Nicaragua,

xvn. 477.

MOMOTUS, genus of birds, xvn. 3. MOMPESSON, Sir Giles, English mono