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367

RASTELL, John, English printer and

writer, XX. 287.

, John, English, Jesuit, XX. 287.

, William, English printer and

judge, xx. 287. RASTISLAUS, Moravian chief, X. 480;

xvi. 811.

RASTRICK, town, England, xx. 287. RASZYN, Poland, Battle of (1809), xxiv.

376. RAT, rodent mammal, xx. 287; XV. 419;

XVII. 5; water-rat, xxiv. 277. RATAFIA, essence, xx. 288; as liqueur,

v. 586; xiv. 686.

RATAK, island, Pacific Ocean, xvi. 257. RATAN, cane, iv. 805. RATE, of time or space, XV. 748. RATEL, carnivorous mammal, xx. 288;

xv. 440.

RATHENOW, town, Prussia, xx. 288. RATHKE, Martin Heinrich, German

anatomist and physiologist, XXIV. 808. RATHKEALE, town, Ireland, xiv. 649. RATHLIN, island, Ireland, n. 142; xin.

216.

RATIBOR, town, Prussia, xx. 288. RATICHIUS (Wolfgang Ratke), German

educationist, VII. 673. RATIO, in geometry, x. 382, 390. RATIONALISM, theological tendency, xx.

289; in Germany, II. 192. RATISBON, town, Bavaria, xx. 291;

libraries of, XIV. 527, 547; conference

of (1541), v. 415. RATIT^E, class of birds, in. 699; xvui.

19. RATKE, Wolfgang, German educationist,

vii. 673.

RATLAM, state, India, xx. 292. RATNAGIRI, district and town, India,

xx. 292. RATON, mountains, New Mexico, U.S.A.,

xvn. 399.

RATRAMN, treatise by Erigena, vni. 371. RATRAMNUS, theological controversial ist, xx. 292. RAT SNAKE, xxn. 194. RATTAZZI, Urbano, Italian statesman,

xx. 292; xin. 488, 491. RATTLESNAKE, xx. 293; xxn. 198. RATTOO, Round tower of, Kerry, Ire land, Xiv. 52.

RATTRAY, town, Scotland, xvui. 667. RATUMA (Rouen), ancient town, France,

XXI. 12.

RAU, Karl Heinrich, German political

economist, xx. 293; xix. 387. RAUCH, Christian Daniel, German

sculptor, xx. 294; xxi. 566. RAU-CROIX (Rocroi), town, France, xx.

616. RAUDEN, district, Switzerland, xxi.

386. RAUDII CAMPI, Italy, Battlefields of

(218 and 101 B.C.), xxiv. 164. RAUHE ALB, mountains, Wurtemberg,

xxiv. 699.

RAU MA, river, Norway, xvn. 575. RAUMER, Friedrich Luclwig Georg von,

German historian, xx. 294. RAUPACH, Ernst Benjamin Salomo,

German dramatist, xx. 295. RAVAILLAC, Frangois, assassin of Henry

IV. of France, xx. 295; IX. 566. RAVELIN, in fortification, IX. 445. RAVELLO, Italy, Sculpture in cathedral

of, xxi. 567. RAVEN, bird, xx. 295. RAVENNA, town, Italy, xx. 296 ; as

Gothic capital of Italy, Xlli. 467 ;

battle of (1512), xin. 481; xiv. 450;

basilicas of, in. 415, 418; mosaics of,

XVI. 852; sculptures at, XXL 556;

round tower of, xxi. 22. RAVENSARA NUT, xvn. 665. RAVENSBURG, town, Wiirtemberg, Ger many, xx. 297; population, xxiv.

701. RAVENSHAW, J. A., on the ruins of

Gaur, India, x. 115. RAVENSWOOD, Queensland, Silver mines

at, xx. 173.

RAVI, river, Punjab, India, xx. 107. RAVICZ (Rawitsch), town, Prussia, xx.

298. RAWAL PINDI, district and town, India,

xx. 298.

RAWANDIS, Persian sectaries, xvi. 579. RAWDON, Francis, marquis of Hastings,

XL 516.

RAWITSCH, town, Prussia, xx. 298. RAWLEY SPRINGS, Virginia, U.S.A.,

xvi. 436. RAWLINS, town, Wyoming, U.S.A.,

xxiv. 713.

RAWMARSH, town, England, xx. 298. RAWTENSTALL, town, England, xx.

298. RAWUL PINDEE (Rawal Pindi), district

and town, India, XX. 298. RAY, fish, xx. 299; xn. 686.

, John, English naturalist, XX. 300;

xvi. 838; on birds, xvill. 4; as

botanist, IV. 79; as ichthyologist, XII.

631; on reptiles, XX. 433; his con tributions to zoology, xxiv. 804. RAYATS, or Ryots, class of agriculturists,

India, XII. 770; XV. 289. RAYLEIGH, Lord, on the theory of

spectroscopy, xxn. 374. RAYMOND IV., count of Toulouse,

crusader, VI. 624; IX. 538; XXIII.

486. VI., count of Toulouse, defender

of the Albigenses, I. 454; ix. 541;

xiv. 288; xxin. 486.

III., count of Tripoli, xxin.

161.

of Sabunde, theologian, xx. 301. , Henry J., American journalist, xvn. 435.

DU PUY, master of the Knights

Hospitallers, xxi. 174. RAYNAL, Guillaume Thomas Frangois,

French writer, xx. 302; ix. 668; as journalist, xvil. 424.

RAYS, of light, xiv. 578; optical pro perties of, xvn. 798.

RAZIN, Stenka, Russian rebel, xxi. 96.

RAZOR, in cutlery, vi. 734; hone for, xn. 134.

RAZOR-BACK, cetacean mammal, xv.

395- RAZORBILL, bird, xx. 302; x. 78; xxn.

1 20.

RAZOUMOFFSKIN, mineral, xvi. 424. RAZZI, Giannantonio (Sodoma), Italian

painter, xxn. 245. RBAT (Rabat), town, Morocco, xx. 192;

xvi. 831. RE, Isle of, France, xx. 302; battle of,

iv. 419. READE, Charles, English novelist, xx.

302.

READING, town, England, xx. 303. , town, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., xx.

34-

CLAY BEDS, in geology, x. 361.

READING-ROOMS, in libraries, xiv.

537-

READINGS, in law studies, xin. 88.

REALEJO, town, Nicaragua, xx. 304; xvn. 477.

REAL ESTATE, in law, xx. 304; dis position of, by will, xxiv. 571, 573; inheritance of, XIII. 78; sale of, XXI. 206.

REALGAR, mineral, n. 635; xvi. 394; yellow, xvni. 51.

REAL-GENETIC METHOD, in theology, Beck s, vii. 337.

REALI DI FRANCIA, romance, xx. 651.

REALISM, Scholastic, xxi. 419, 423.

REALITY, in psychology, xx. 55; in metaphysic, xvi. 81; in Hegelianism, XL 618.

REAMER, mining implement, xvi. 443.

REAPING-HOOK, xxi. 574.

REAPING-MACHINE, i. 322.

REASON, in relation to the Logos, xiv. 804; to religious truth, xxin. 263; n. 232; Condillac s theory of, VI. 250; in Comte s philosophy, VI. 236; Cousin on, vi. 525; Kant s Kritik, xin. 850; Peripatetic theory, XVIII. 545 ; Scho penhauer s theory, XXL 449, 45 1 ; Stoic doctrine, XXII. 566, 568.

REASONABLENESS OF CHRISTIANITY, Locke s work, xiv. 757.

REASONING, Logical, xiv. 783; Locke on, xiv. 760.

RE ATE, Sabine town, Italy, xxi. 129.

REATINES, Italian people, xx. 552.

REAUMUR, Rene Antoine Ferchault de, French physicist, XX. 308; his ther- mometric scale, XXIII. 289.

REBATE, in law, i. 5.

REBEC, musical instrument, xxiv. 242.

REBECCA AND ROWENA, Thackeray s burlesque, xxin. 215.