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OXYHYDROGEN FLAME, XVIII. 105.

OXYNOTUS, genus of birds, xvin. 106.

OXYSULPHURETS, minerals, xvi. 396.

OXYURIS, genus of nematode worms, xvii. 324; xxiv. 205.

OVER AND TERMINER, in English law, xvni. 106.

OYKEL, river, Scotland, XX. 854.

OYO, town, West Africa, XXI v. 754.

OYSTER, edible mollusc, xvm. 106; xvi. 638, 694; artificial propagation of, xix. 128; dredge for, VII. 460; destruction of beds, Xix. 126; fisheries for, IX. 265, 523; at Sables d Olonne, France, xxi. 129; of Chesapeake Bay, U.S.A., in. 299.

BAY, town, Long Island, New

York, U.S.A., xiv. 866.

CATCHER, bird, xvin. in.

OZAKA,town, Japan, XVlll. 1 1 1 ; xm. 578.

OZANAM, Antoine Frederic, French Neo- Catholic critic, xvni. 112.

OZARK MOUNTAINS, U.S.A., i. 678.

OZEROFF, Vladislaff A., Eussian drama tist, xxi. 106.

OZOCERITE, or Ozokerite, mineral wax, xvm. 112; xvi. 429.

OZOL^E, Locri, ancient Greek people, xiv. 764.

OZONE, form of oxygen, xvm. 113; v. 481.

T) the sixteenth letter of the alphabet,

• t xvm. 114.

PABAK, Persian prince, xvni. 607.

PACASMAYO, town, Peru, xvm. 674.

PACATIANA, Phrygian province, xvm. 852.

PACCHERI, Antonio, encaustic painter, viii. 186.

PACCHIA, Girolamo del, Italian painter, xvm. 114.

PACCHIAROTTO, Jacopo, Italian painter, xvin. 114.

PACCHIONIAN BODIES, in the brain, i. 865.

PACK ECO, Francisco, Spanish painter, xvm. 114; his relations with Velaz quez, xxiv. 131.

, Juan V. G., Spanish governor of

Mexico, xvi. 219.

PACHNOLITE, mineral, xvi. 384.

PACHOMIUS, founder of the monastic life, I. 10; xvi. 699.

PACHUCA, town, Mexico, xvi. 214.

PACHYDERMATA, division of ungulate Mammalia, XV. 421.

PACHYMERES, Georgius, Byzantine his torian, iv. 613.

PACHYTYLUS, genus of locusts, xiv. 765.

PACIFIC OCEAN, xvm. 114; first seen by Balbao, in. 274; explorations of, x. 193, 195; marine fishes of, XII. 679; islands, xix. 418.

PACINIAN CORPUSCLES, attached to nerves, I. 862.

PACIOLI, Fra Luca, Italian painter, xix.

82.

PACK, Hydropathic, xn. 544. PACKET-SERVICES, Postal, xix. 567. PACKFONG, German silver, x. 446. PACOCHA, town, Peru, xvni. 674. PACORUS I., Parthian king, xvin. 597.

II., Parthian king, xvm. 603. PACTA CONVENTA, articles signed by

Polish kings, xix. 292. PACTOLUS, river, Asia Minor, XV. 99;

the golden stream of Sardis, xxi. 310. PACUVIUS, Marcus, Roman tragic poet,

xvni. 129; language of, xiv. 332. PADAMO, river, South America, xvn.

843. PADANG, residency and town, Sumatra,

xxn. 639.

PADAS, river, North Borneo, xxi. 123. PADDINGTON, district of London, xiv.

822. PADDLE-WHEEL STEAM SHIPS, xxi.

824.

PADDY-BIRD, xxi. 782. PADERBORN, town, Prussia, xvin.

130.

PADIHAM, town, England, xvin. 130. PADILLA, Juan Lopez de, Spanish insur rectionary leader, xvni. 130; v. 414;

xxn. 328. , Maria de, mistress of Pedro I. of

Castile, xvin. 450; xxn. 320. PADLOCK, lock, xiv. 744. PADUA, town, Italy, xvni. 131; Arena

chapel at, 11. 455; school of medicine,

XV. 809; observatory, xvii. 713;

school of painting, xxi. 436, 442;

pictures, xxi. 447; sculpture, XXI.

569; university, xxin. 833, 836. PADUCAH, town, Kentucky, U.S.A.,

xvin. 132.

PADUS (Po), river, Italy, xix. 251. PEDAGOGICS, science of education, vn.

677. P/EDAGOGUE, The, by Clement of

Alexandria, V. 819. P.EONIA, district, north of Macedonia,

xv. 136.

, genus of plants, xvni. 132. P/EONY, plant, xvin. 132; xn. 257. PAESI, II Giovane de (Girolamo Muzi-

ano), Italian painter, xvn. 114. PAESIELLO, or Paisiello, Giovanni,

Italian musical composer, xvni. 140;

xvn. 99. PESTUM, Greek town, Italy, xvin. 132;

temple at, II. 410. P^ETUS, Thrasea, Roman Stoic, xvni.

663. PAEZ, Jose Antonio, president of

Venezuela, XVIII. 133.

, Pedro, Jesuit missionary to

Abyssinia, XVlll. 133. PAGAN, Comte de, on fortification, IX. i

441. PAGANINI, Nicolo, Italian violinist,

xvin. 134.

PAGANIS, Hugh de, founder of Knights Templars, xxin. 160.

PAGANISM, in relation to Christianity, v. 694; vin. 623.

PAGAS^US SINUS, Greece, xxin. 299; xxiv. 282.

PAGE, valet or damoiseau, in chivalry, Xiv. 117; royal, of England, xxi. 38.

, C. G., his discovery of electro magnetic sounds, xxin. 127.

PAGEANTS, Dramatic, vn. 416.

PAGET, Henry William, marquis of Anglesey, II. 30.

PAGING BOOKS, Machinery for, xxn. 461.

PAGLIORBA, Mont, Corsica, vi. 439.

PAGODAS, of Burmah, ll. 397; Chinese, II. 449; of India, II. 396; porcelain, at Nanking, xvn. 172; ruins of the Thousand Pagodas, Java, iv. 214.

PAG US, hill near Smyrna, Asia Minor, xxn. 186.

PAHANG, district, Malay Peninsula, xv. 322; river, XV. 321.

PAHLAVI, language of the Zoroastrian sacred books, xvin. 134, 655; dic tionary of, vii. 190.

PAI FANG, monuments, China, 1 1. 449.

PAI-HOI, mountains, Russia, xxiv. 3.

PAI KULI, Fire temple of, Kurdistan, xiv. 159.

PAILLE-MAILLE, game, vi. 608.

PAI Loo, or Pai Fang, monuments, China, II. 449.

PAIN, Sensations of, xxin. 482; psycho logical analysis of, XX. 40, 67, 71; mesmeric insensibility to, xv. 281.

PAINE, Thomas, social and political writer, xvin. 136; his influence on the American revolution, xxin. 742; Erskine s defence of, viii. 530.

PAINT, Luminous, xiv. 603.

PAINTED BUNTING, bird, xvii. 534.

PAINTERS, List of the chief, xxi. 442.

PAINTERS COLIC, disease, vi. 140.

PAINTERS -WORK, in building, iv. 510.

PAINTING, xxi. 433; xvin. 137; as a fine art, IX. 206; in relation to poetry, xix. 262; encaustic, vin. 185; fresco, ix. 769; on glass, x. 667; mural, xvi. 39; ancient classical, n. 353, 358, 363, 366; academies of, I. 78; Leonardo s treatise on, xiv. 462.

, Schools of, xxi. 433.

PAINTS, or Pigments, XIX. 85.

PAISANO, bird, vi. 687.

PAISI, Bulgarian monk, xxn. 150.

PAISIELLO, Giovanni, Italian musical composer, xvin. 140; xvin. 99.

PAISLEY, town, Scotland, xvin. 140.

PAITA, or Payta, town, Peru, xvin. 441.

PAJARES, pass, Spain, xxn. 293.

PAJOU, Augustin, French sculptor, xvin. 141.

PAKHOI, town, China, xvin. 141.

PAKHT, Egyptian divinity, vn. 718.