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N A T N E C

NATURE, Laws of, l>y Bishop Cumber land, vi. 701.

, Religion of, Wollaston s, xxiv. 633. - RELIGIONS, xx. 367.

NATUR-PHILOSOPHEN, school of bio logist .s, XXIV. 80 1.

NATURPHILOSOPHIE, in biology, xvi.

839. , Sehelling s philosophical doctrine,

XXI. 392.

NAUC RATES, genus of fishes, xix. 96. NAUDE, Gabriel, French scholar, xvn.

248.

NAUHEIM, spa, Germany, xvi. 434. NAUI, Persian romancist, xvm. 659. NAUM, town, Morocco, xvi. 831. NAUMACHIA, Roman mimic sea-fights,

XVII. 248.

NAUMANN, Carl, on crystallographic symbols, vi. 676; xvi. 352.

, Johann Andreas, on lairds, xvill. 9.

, Johann Friedrich, on birds, xvm.

9-

NAUMANNITE, mineral, xvi. 392. NAUMBURG, town, Prussia, xvn. 248. NAUPACTUS (Lepanto, q.v. ancient

town, Greece, xiv. 467. NAUPLIA, town, Peloponnesus, Greece,

xvii. 249. NAUPLIUS, form in development of

Crustacea, VI. 648; n. 648. NAUTICAL ALMANAC, i. 592; xvii. 260;

origination of, xv. 609. NAUTICAL MAPS, xv. 518. NAUTICAL SURVEYING, xxn. 713. NAUTICAL TERMS, Glossary of, xxi. 603. NAUTILUS, genus of Mollusca, vi. 736,

739; xvi. 667, 671. NAUVOO, Illinois, U.S.A., Mormon

temple at, xvi. 826. NAVAJOES, American-Indian tribe, xn.

833- NAVAL ARCHITECTS, Institution of,

London, xxi. 809. NAVAL COLLEGES, British, xvn. 263;

vn. 314.

NAVAL CONSTRUCTION, xxi. 809. NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL, vi. 519. NAVAL HOSPITALS, xn. 306. NAVAL SOCIETIES, xxn. 227. NAVAL STRATEGY AND TACTICS, xxiv.

363- NAVAL VOLUNTEERS, British, xxiv.

294.

NAVAN, town, Ireland, xv. 669. NAVARIN, island, Tierra del Fuego,

xxiii. 384. NAVARINO, seaport and bay, Greece,

xvii. 249; xvi. 53; battle of (1827),

vi. 107; ix. 619; XL 125; xxi. 101;

xxiii. 650. NAVARRA, or Navarre, province, Spain,

xvn. 249; xxii. 298. NAVARRE, kingdom, Spain, xxn. 312,

324, 325, 327; connexion of, with

Capet fainilv, v. 55; Henrv of, ix.

562.

NAVARRESE-ARAGONESE DIALECT, xxn. 351.

NAVARRETE, Spain, Battle of (1367), xvin. 451.

, Juan Fernandez, Spanish painter,

xvii. 250.

, Martin Fernandez de, Spanish

historian, XVII. 250.

NAVAS DE TOLOSA, Battles of (1212 and 1808), in. 241; xxii. 317.

NAVE, in architecture, n. 468.

NAVIES, Comparative view of, xvn. 291.

NAVIGATING OFFICER, in navy, his duties, XVII. 293.

NAVIGATION, xvii. 250; gradual growth of, I. 185; Phoenician, xvm. 804; of rivers, XX. 575.

NAVIGATIONI E VIAGGI, Ramusio s work, xx. 270.

NAVIGATION LAWS, xvii. 277; as affect ing rivers, xx. 565; restricting Ameri can colonies of England, xxiii. 733,

737-

NAVIGATORS ISLANDS, South Pacific, xvn. 279.

NAVIGIUM SEU VOTA, Lucian s dia logue, xv. 44.

NAVY, xvii. 279; court martial, vi. 519; prize court, xix. 767 ; dockyard management of, vn. 316; laws affect ing seamen in, xxi. 605; marines of, xv. 544; official rank in, xix. 667; savings banks, XXL 330; ships of war, xxi. 821; signals, XXII. 49; European, vill. 706; French, IX. 517; German, x. 468; Italian, Xin. 458; Russian, XXI. 72; United States, xxiii. 828; societies of naval science, XXII. 227.

NAWAB, Indian title, xn. 796.

NAWABGANJ, town, India, xvni. 72; xxiii. 673.

NAWANAGAR, state and town, India, xvii. 301.

NAWAWI, learned Moslem sheikh, xvn. 301.

NAXOS, Greek colony, Sicily, xvn. 302.

, island, yEgcan Sea, Turkey, xvn.

302.

NAXUANA, town, Armenia, xvn. 167. NAYA, town, Turkestan, xiv. 67. NAYAGARH, state, India, xvn. 302. NAYLER, or Naylor, James, Puritan

fanatic, xvn. 302. NAZARENES, Jewish Christian sect, xvn.

302; their relation to the Ebionites,

VII. 619. NAZARETH, town, Palestine, xvn. 302;

xvin. 171.

, river, West Africa, xvn. 733.

NAZARITE, or Nazirite, Hebrew devotee,

xvn. 303; xin. 407. N DAR (St Louis), town, Senegambia,

West Africa, xxi. 182. NEA, river, Norway, xvn. 575. NEAGH, Lough, Ireland, n. 142; xin.

216.

NEAL, Daniel, historian of the Puritans,

xvn. 303; his account of Boston,

U.S.A., iv. 77.

, Joseph, American humorist, I. 728. NEALE, John Mason, English ecclesias tical historian and hymnologist, xvn.

304- NEANDER, August, German theologian,

XVII. 304; his history of the church,

V. 766. , Joachim, German hymn-writer,

xvn. 305; xn. 587. NEANDRIA, ancient town, Asia Minor,

xxni. 580. NEAPOLLS (Naples, q.v.), ancient town,

Italv, xvn. 190; coins of, xvn.

637.^

(Kavala), ancient town, Macedonia,

xiv. 19. -, town, Palestine, XXI. 783.

NEAPOLITAN HOG, i. 400.

NEAP TIDE, xxni. 353.

NEARCHUS, admiral of Alexander the

Great, xvn. 305.

NEARCTIC REGION, in zoology, vn. 274. NEATH, town, Wales, xvii. 306. NEAT S-FOOT OIL, xvn. 744, 747. NEB, river, Isle of Man, xv. 450. NEBENIUS, Friedrich, German econo mist, XIX. 387. NEBIIM, ancient Oriental religious

enthusiasts, xin. 402; xix. 815. NEBI SAMWTL, mountain, Palestine,

xvin. 172. NEBO, Mount, Utah, LLS.A., xxiv. 19.

- YUNUS, ruins, Nineveh, XVII. 512. NEBRASKA, State, U.S.A., xvn. 306. NEBRODIAN MOUNTAINS, Sicily, xxn.

29.

NEBTI, Egyptian divinity, vn. 717. NEBUCHADNEZZAR, king of Babylon,

xvn. 309; in. iSS; xin. 416;

xiv. 159; palace of, at Babylon, in.

182. NEBUL/E, in astronomy, n. 820; spectrum

analysis of, x. 215. NEBULAR THEORY, xvn. 310; Laplace

on, xiv. 302. NECESSITARIANISM, Collins on, vi.

147. NECHO, of Scripture, xvii. 312; vn.

743; xin. 416. NECIB, Aramaic word, its meaning,

xin. 402.

NECK, Anatomy of the, I. 821. NECKAR, river, Germany, xx. 519;

xxiv. 700. NECKER, Anne Louise Germaine,

baroness de Stael-Hol.stein, xxn. 439. , Jacques, French financier, xvn.

312; IX. 594.

, Madame (Suzanne Curchod), XVII.

312. NECROMANCY, magic, xv. 199 ; in

England (1581), vn. 22. NECROPHAGA, group of beetles, vi.