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P A L P A N

PALM A, Giovane, Italian painter, xvill.

192.

, Jacopo, Italian painter, XVIII. 191.

, Ricardo, Peruvian writer, xvill.

676. CAMPANIA, town, Italy, xvill.

191.

DI MONTECHIARO, town, Sicily,

xvni. 191. PALMAROLA, ancient Palmaria, island,

Italy, xix. 460. PALMARY SYNOD, at Rome, 6th century,

xix. 492. PALMBLAD, Vilhelm Frederik, Swedish

writer, xxn. 757.

PALMELLA, Count of, Portuguese politi cian, xix. 552. PALMER, Edward Henry, English

Orientalist, xvill. 192. , John, inventor of mail-coaches,

xix. 566. , Ray, American hymn- writer, XII.

596. , Samuel, English painter, XVIII.

192.

PALMERIN ROMANCES, xx. 656. PALMERSTON, town, South Australia,

xxii. 284. , Viscount, English statesman, xvni.

193; vni. 367. PALMETTO STATE (South Carolina),

U.S.A., xxn. 286. PALMISTRY, method of divination, vn.

293; punishment for, xxrv. 622. PALMITIN, fatty substance, xvn. 740;

xxii. 202; xxm. 35. PALM-KERNEL CAKE, xvn. 739. PALM NUT, xvn. 664. PALM OIL, xvn. 744. PALM-OIL TREE, i. 269. PALM SUNDAY, xvni. 198. PALM-TREE WAX, xxiv. 459. PALMYRA, ancient town, Syria, xvni.

198; commerce of, vi. 199. PALMYRENE NUMERALS, xvn. 625. PALNI, town, India, xv. 192.

- HILLS, India, xv. 184, 192. PALOLO, edible annelid, n. 71; xix.

420. PALOMINO DE CASTRO Y VELASCO,

Acisclo Antonio, Spanish painter and

writer, xvill. 203.

PALOS, district, Celebes, Indian Archi pelago, v. 290.

PALOUSE COUNTRY, Washington Ter ritory, U.S.A., xxiv. 386. PALPA, town, Peru, xvni. 674. PALPITATION, of the heart, XL 554. PALSGRAVES, of the Rhine, xvni. 166. PALSY, disease, xvni. 255. PALUDAN-MULLER, Frederik, Danish

poet, xvni. 203; vn. 93. PALUDICELLA, genus of Polyzoa, xix.

43o.

PALUDINA, genus of snails, xxn. 188. PALUS MCEOTIS, or Sea of Azoff, Russia,

in. 169.

PALWAL, town, India, xvni. 203.

PAMAKASAN, town, Madura, Indian Archipelago, xv. 193.

PAMALANG, town, Java, xm. 606.

PAMALI, Javanese taboo, xxin. 17.

PAMBAI, river, India, xxin. 525.

PAMBAM, town, India, xx. 266.

PAMELA, wife of Lord Edward Fitz gerald, ix. 271. -, Richardson s novel, XX. 543.

PAMIERS, town, France, xvni. 203. PAMIR, plateau, Central Asia, n. 686;

xvni. 103; xxin. 633; lake, xvni.

103. -, state, Asia, XL 82*3.

PAMISUS, river, Greece, xvi. 52. PAMPAS, of the Argentine Republic, II.

487.

GRASS, xx. 319.

PAMPELUNA, or Pamplona, town, Spain,

xvni. 207. PAMPERO, wind, South America, xvi.

149. PAMPHILI, Giovanni Battista (Pope

Innocent X.), xm. 85. PAMPHILUS, early Christian scholar,

xvni. 203.

, Greek painter, n. 363.

PAMPHLETS, xvni. 204; xvn. 413;

arrangement of, in libraries, XIV.

538. PAMPHYLIA, region, Asia Minor, xvni.

206; coins of, xvn. 648. PAMPLONA, town, Spain, xvni. 207. PAN, Greek god, xvni. 207.

, Egyptian divinity, vn. 718.

, or Betel-Leaf, Indian spice, XII.

748. PAN^ETIUS, Stoic philosopher, xvni.

208; xxn. 571. PANAMA, town, Central America, xvni.

208; isthmus, vi. 825.

CANAL, iv. 794; xvni. 209; Pater-

son s project of, xvni. 360.

HATS, xxn. 594.

- PEARL FISHERY, xvni. 447.

PANARIA, one of the Lipari Islands, Mediterranean Sea, xiv. 683.

PANATHEN^EA, Athenian festival, xvill. 209; xxin. 294.

PANAX GINSENG, plant, x. 605.

PANAY, island, Philippines, xvni. 752.

PANCA TANTRA, or Panchatantra, San skrit fables, vni. 837; xxi. 287.

PANCHARATAS, heretical sect of Brah- mans, xxi. 291.

PANCHATANTRA, or Five Books, San skrit fables, xxi. 287.

PANCHAYAT, Indian village council, xn. 772.

PANCH MAHALS, district, India, xvni.

210.

PANCHPIRI (Bazigars), tribe, India, in.

459-

PANCKOUCKE, Charles Joseph, French journalist, xvn. 424 ; his Encyclo- pe"die, vni. 202.

PANCRATIUM, Roman athletic sport, in.

12; x. 63. PANCREAS, Anatomy of the, vn. 232-,

its function, xvn. 674. PANCREATIC JUICE, xvn. 676. PANCREATINE, ferment, ix. 96. PANCSOVA, town, Hungary, xvni. 210. PANDA, carnivorous mammal, xv. 441. PANDALUS, genus of crustaceans, xxi.

846. PANDAREUS, of Greek mythology,

xxin. 48. PANDARUS, of Greek legend, xvni.

210.

PAN DE AZUCAR, copper-mines, Uru guay, xxiv. 15. PANDECTS, of Justinian, xm. 793; xx.

712.

PANDEGLANG, town, Java, xm. 606. PANDER, Christian, his investigations

in embryology, vni. 165. PANDERPUR, or Pandharpur, town,

India, xvni. 210; xxi. 832. PANDION, genus of birds, xvm. 56. PANDORA, of Greek mythology, xxiv.

782. PANDRETHAN, India, Temple at, n.

397- PANDUA, ancient town, India, x. 112,

US- PANEL, in architecture, II. 468.

PAINTING, xxin. 158. PANE WORK, in architecture, n. 470. PANGENESIS, Darwin s hypothesis, in.

690. PANGOLIN, edentate mammal, xvni.

210; xv. 388. PANHANDLE, district, West Virginia,

U.S.A., xxiv. 517. PANHORMUS (Palermo), ancient town,

Sicily, xvni. 1 60.

PANICACE^E, group of grasses, XL 58. PANICUM, genus of plants, xvi. 321. PANIEFUL, Lake, on the Senegal,

Africa, xxi. 660. PANINI, Sanskrit grammarian, XXI.

292. PANIONIUM, PANIONIA, sanctuary and

festival, Asia Minor, xm. 205. PANIPAT, town, India, xvni. 211;

battle of (1526), I. 239; battles of

(1526, 1556, 1761), xiv. 5. PANIZZI, Sir Anthony, librarian, xvni.

2 1 1 ; his correspondence with Prosper

Merimde, xvi. 38. PANJAB, or Punjab (q.v.), province,

India, XX. 106. PANJAH, river, Central Asia, xvni.

103. PANJHIR, valley, Hindu Rush, XL

839- PANJIM (New Goa), town, India, x.

707.

PANKAS, Hindu sect, in. 671. PANNA, state, India, xvni. 213. PANNEMAKER, Stephane, Belgian wood