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ODES, of Horace, xn. 161; of Pindar, xix. 99.

ODESCALCHI, Benedetto (Pope Innocent XL), xni. 85.

ODESSA, town, Russia, xvn. 724; xxi. 70; observatory at, xvn. 714; univer sity, xxm. 852.

ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE, Keats s poem,

XIV. 22.

ODE TO THE CUCKOO, its authorship,

iv. 393- ODEU.M, building, ancient Athens, m.

5; xvni. 530. ODIC FORCE, animal magnetism, xv.

277. ODIN, Scandinavian divinity, II. 680; x.

474; xvii. 156. ODINGTON, Walter, on musical measure,

xvn. Si. ODO, bishop of Bayeux and earl of

Kent, vin. 291. , archbishop of Canterbury, vn.

692; VI. 30. , Cardinal (Pope Urban II.), XXIV.

8. DE CERINTON, early English

fabulist, Vlll. 838. DE ST AMAND, grand-master of

Knights Templars, xxm. 161. ODOACER, barbarian king of Italy,

xvii. 726; XX. 781; his ordinances

regarding the church, xix. 492 ;

defeat of, by Theodoric, xni. 467;

xxm. 256; at Ravenna, xx. 297. ODOEFF, town, Russia, xxm. 605. O DOGHERTY, Sir Cahir, Irish chieftain,

Donegal, VII. 363. ODON (Eudes or Eudon), duke of

Aquitania, II. 233; IX. 531. ODONATA, group of insects, vn. 385;

XIII. 152. O DONNELL, Henry Joseph, count of La

Bisbal, Spanish general, XVII. 727. , Hugh (Red Hugh), Irish chieftain,

VII. 362. , Hugh Baldearg, Irish chieftain,

xin. 268.

, Karl, Austrian general, xvn. 727.

, Leopold, duke of Tetuan, Spanish

statesman, xvn. 727; xxn. 346. O DoNNELLS, Irish sept, xm. 250. O DoNOju, Juan, Spanish governor,

Mexico, xvi. 219. ODONTOCETI, suborder of Cetacean

mammals, xv. 395; xxiv. 525. ODONTOLOGY, or Dentistry, vn. 595;

xv. 797. ODONTOPHORE, organ of molluscs, xvi.

640.

ODONTOPTERYX, fossil bird, in. 729. ODOPHONE, perfume measurer, xvni.

526. ODORIC, Franciscan monk and Eastern

traveller, xvn. 728; x. 178; xv. 473;

in China, xvi. 743; in Tibet, Xiv.

502. ODOUR, of minerals, xvi. 379.

ODOUR-SECRETING GLANDS, of mam mals, xv. 348.

ODOVACAR, or Odoacer ( 7.r.), barbarian king of Italy, XVII. 726.

ODRYS^E, Thracian tribe, xxm. 318.

ODYLIC FORCE, animal magnetism, xv. 277.

ODYNERUS, genus of wasps, xxiv. 392.

ODYSSEUS, Greek hero (the Latin Ulysses), xvn. 729.

ODYSSEY, Homeric poem, xi. 137; xn. 119.

CECODOMA, genus of ants, n. 98.

CECOLAMPADIUS, John, German Re former and theologian, xvn. 729; XX. 332; on church order, XIX. 676.

CECOPHARA WOODIELLA, rare insect, xv. 459.

(ECUMENICAL COUNCILS, VI. 510; Basel, in. 409; Constance, vi. 297; Trent, xxm. 543; Vatican, XXIV. no; xvn. 754.

CECUMENICAL METHODIST CONFER ENCE (1881), xvi. 193.

CEDEMIA, genus of birds, XXI. 470.

OEDENBURG, town, Hungary, xvn. 730.

CEoiCNEMUS, genus of birds, VI. 712.

CEoiPE, Voltaire s play, xxiv. 286.

CEDIPUS, Greek hero, xvn. 730.

, pseudo-classical romance, xx. 640.

COLONEUS, Sophoch

drama,

xxn. 272.

TYRANNUS, Sophocles s drama,

xxn. 273.

OEHLENSCHLAGER, Adam Gottlob, Danish poet, xvn. 730; vn. 92, 444.

OELAND, island, Sweden, xvn. 752; xxn. 737.

OELS, town, Prussia, xvn. 731.

OELSCHLAGER, Adam (Olearius), Ger man traveller, xvi I. 760.

OENACH, early Irish fail-, xin. 258.

CENANTHIC ACID, XVII. 731; XXIV.

602.

CENANTHIC ETHER, xvn. 731.

CENIPONTUM (Innsbruck), ancient town, Tyrol, Austria, xni. 86.

CENOCHOE, Greek vessel, xix. 614.

CENOE, mother of Pan, xvni. 208.

CENOMAUS, mythic king of Olympia, xvii. 731; xvni. 480.

CENONE, of Greek legend, xvni. 295.

CENOTRIA, ancient province, Italy, xv. 37; (Enotrians, Xin. 443.

CENUSS^, islands, Greece, xvi. 52.

OERLAAMS, South-African race, xn. 309.

OERSTED, Hans Christian, Danish scien tist, vn. 91; his electrical discoveries,

VIII. 10.

CERSTEDITE, mineral, xvi. 426. OERTEL, Abraham, Flemish geographer,

xvni. 52. OESEL, island, Baltic Sea, Russia, xvn.

732-

OESER, Adam Frederick, Goethe s art- teacher, x. 723.

(ESOPHAGUS, Anatomy of the, vn. 223; diseases of, xxm. 321.

OESTERREICH, or Austria (q.v.), in. 123.

OFANTO, river, Italy, xin. 440.

OFEN, or Buda, town, Hungary, IV. 423; university of, xxm. 840, 852; mineral water of, xvi. 436. See also Buda pest.

OFFA, British king, vin. 282 ; xvn. 570.

OFFA S DYKE, Shropshire, England, xxi. 648.

OFFENBACH, town, Germany, xvn. 732. , Jacques, musical composer, xvn.

732, 99- OFFENCES, Criminal, vi. 587; in Roman

law, xx. 675.

OFFERINGS, Sacrificial, xxi. 132. OFFICERS, Ranks of, in British army,

n. 575; in navy, xvn. 291. OF STATE, English, xxn. 458.

OFFLETS, in canals, iv. 785.

OGAM, ancient Irish inscriptions, v.

306.

OGARIEFF, Russian poet, xxi. 109. OGBOMOSHO, town, West Africa, xxiv.

754- OGDAI KHAN, Mongol ruler, xvi. 740;

his conquests in China, v. 647. OGDEN, town, LTtah, U.S.A., xvn. 732. -, Colonel Josiah, of Newark, New

Jersey, U.S.A., xvii. 371.

OGDENSBURG, town, New York, U.S.A., xvn. 733.

OGE, Vincent, Haytian emancipationist, xxn. 140.

OGEE, in architecture, n. 468.

OGHOTAI KHAN, Mongol ruler, xvi. 740.

OGIER THE DANE, romance, xx. 652.

OCLETHORPE, James Edward, British general, XVII. 733; colonies founded by, in United States, x. 437.

OGLIO, river, Italy, xin. 436.

OCMA, Celtic deity, V. 300.

OGOWAY, or Ogowe, river, West Africa, xvn. 733; I. 254.

OGOWAY-GABOON, region, Africa, Lan guages of, xxiv. 828.

OGUN, river, West Africa, xxiv. 754.

OGURS, or Uigurs, Ural-Altaic people, xxn. ii ; xxni. 659; xxiv. i.

O GYALLA, Hungary, Observatory at, XVII. 713.

OGYGES, in Greek legend, xvn. 733.

O HlGGINS, province, Chili, xxi. 298.

OHIO, river, U.S.A., xvi. 518. , State, U.S.A., xvn. 734; wine in dustry of, xxiv. 611.

COLONIZATION COMPANY, xxni.

734-

OHM, Georg Simon, German physicist, xvn. 738 ; his law of electromotive force and resistance, vin. 12, 40; his law in regard to vibratory sounds,