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ROSEN HO F, Kosel von, on protoplasm,

xix. 828.

ROSENKREUZER (Rosicrucians), fabu lous secret society, xx. 852. ROSENSTEIN, Nils von, Swedish writer,

xxii. 757. ROSENSTIEHL S GREEN, pigment, xix.

88.

ROSE OF JERICHO, plant, xx. 851. ROSEOLA, skin disease, xv. 658; xxii.

122.

ROSES, Attar of, xvin. 526. , Wars of the, in England, Vlll. 327,

329; XL 661; xxi. 740. ROSETTA, town, Egypt, xx. 851; vn.

768.

STONE, xx. 851; interpretation of,

v. 387.

ROSE WATER, xx. 851. ROSEWOOD, xx. 851. ROSH (Rabbenu Asher), German rabbi,

xx. 852.

ROSHAN, state, Central Asia, xvni. 104. ROSH HASSHANAH, of Maimonides, xv.

296. ROSHNABAD, estate, Tipperah, India, xi.

820. ROSICRUCIANS, fabulous secret society,

xx. 852. ROSIERES-AUX-SALINES, town, France,

xvi. 205. ROSIN, resin, XX. 852; for violins?, XXIV.

242.

ROSLAVL, town, Russia, xxn. 183. ROSLER, H., German economist, xix.

392- ROSLIN (or ROSSLYN) CASTLE AND

CHAPEL, Scotland, n. 429; vn. 658. ROSMARINUS, genus of plants, xx. 851. ROSMINIANS, or Institute of Charity,

religious order, XX. 853. ROSMINI-SERBATI, Antonio, Italian

philosopher, XX. 853. ROSNY, Baron de (Sully), French states man, xxii. 633. ROSPIGLIOSI, ^Giulio (Pope Clement

IX.), v. 822. ROSS, county, Scotland, XX. 853.

, Earls of, xx. 854.

, J., settler, Keeling Islands, xiv. 27.

, Sir James Clark, Arctic and An tarctic explorer, xx. 855; x. 192, 195;

xix. 320, 330. , Sir John, Arctic voyager, XX. 855;

XIX. 319. , Mount, Kerguelen s Land, xiv.

48. ROSSA, O Donovan, Fenian leader, xm.

271.

ROSSANO, town, Italy, xx. 855. ROSSBACH, Prussia, Battle of (1757), in.

128; IX. 588. ROSSE, Third Earl of, astronomer, xx.

855; his observatory at Birr Castle,

Ireland, xvil. 711. ROSSELLI, Ccsirno, Italian painter, xx.

856.

ROSSELLINO, Antonio, Florentine sculp tor, xx. 856. , Bernardo, Italian sculptor and

architect, xx. 857. ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel, English poet

and painter, XX. 857; xxi. 442. ROSSI, Count Pellegrino L. O., Italian

economist, Xix. 395; murder of, xm.

488.

RossiGNOL, lake, Nova Scotia, xvn. 601. ROSSINI, Gioachino Antonio, Italian

musical composer, xx. 860; xvn. 99. ROSSLYN (or ROSLIN) CASTLE AND

CHAPEL, Scotland, n. 429; vn. 658. , Earl of (Alexander Wedderburn),

xxiv. 475.

ROST, island, Norway, xiv. 769. ROSTELLARIA, genus of Mollusca, xvi.

651. ROSTOCK, town, Germany, xx. 86 1;

contract of (1755), xv - 77^ > univer sity of, XXlll. 841. ROSTOFF, on the Don, town, Russia, xx.

862. , on Lake Nero, town, Russia, xx.

862. -, Lake, Russia, xxiv. 731.

ROSTOPCHIN, Count, governor of Mos cow, xvn. 217.

ROSTRA, on Comitium, at Rome, xx. 816.

Ros VAND, lake, Norway, xvn. 576.

ROSWEYD, Heribert, Bollandist father, iv. 18.

ROSWITH A (Hrosvitha), mediaeval writer, xii. 326; vn. 412.

ROTALIA, genus of Foraminifera, ix.374.

ROTALIDEA, order of Protozoa, XIX.

847-

ROTARY ENGINES, xxn. 516. ROTATION, of crops, i. 340. OF THE EARTH, Evidence of, vn.

60 1 ; x. 197; how affected by tidal

friction, xxin. 377, 378; its geological

effects, x. 216. ROTATIONS, in mechanics, xv. 690;

energy in, vni. 207. ROTATORIA, group of animal parasites,

xvni. 259; xxi. 4. ROTELANDE, Hue de, early romancist,

xx. 644.

ROTHAMSTED, England, Manure ex periments at, xv. 507. ROTHARI, king of the Lombards, xiv.

815. ROTHE, Richard, German theologian,

XXI. i; on theological ethics, xxill.

270.

ROTHELN, disease, xv. 658. ROTHER, river, England, xxn. 723. ROTHERHAM, town, England, xxi. 2. ROTHER MARKET, at Stratford-on-

Avon, England, xxi. 741. ROTHESAY, town, Scotland, xxi. 2; iv.

580. , Duke of, son of Robert III. of

Scotland, xxi. 491.

ROTHINE, dye, v. 86. ROTHMANN, Bernhard, German Ana baptist, I. 786. ROTHSCHILD, family of Jewish bankers,

xxi. 3.

ROTHWELL, town, England, xxi. 3. ROTIFERA, class of animals, xxi. 4; in

Lankester s classification, xxiv. 813. ROTOMAGUS (Rouen), Roman town,

France, xxi. 12.

ROTONDO, Mont, Corsica, vi. 439. ROTROU, Jean de, French tragic pool,

xxi. 8; IX. 657.

ROTTERDAM, town, Holland, xxi. 9. ROTTISITE, mineral, xvi. 425. ROTTLERIN, principle in kamala, xm.

831. ROTTNEST ISLAND, Western Australia,

xxiv. 508.

ROTULI LlTTERARUM CLAUSARUM,

Chancery rolls, xx. 311. ROU (Rollo), Scandinavian rover, IX.

535; xvn. 539; xx. 627. ROUBAIX, town, France, xxi. 10. ROUBILIAC, Louis Frangois, French

sculptor, xxi. 10, 560. ROUGHER, Jean Antoine, French poet,

XXI. II.

ROUDAIRE, Elie, on flooding the Sahara.,

xxi. 151. ROUEN, town, France, xxi. 11, 626;

libraries of, XIV. 526, 546; pottery

ware, xix. 630.

ROUGE, colouring matter, xxi. 13. ROUGE, Olivier C. C. E., Vicomte de,

Egyptologist, xi. 794. ROUGET DE LISLE, Claude Joseph,

French song-Avriter, xxi. 13. ROUGH CAST, in architecture, n. 472. ROULE, Cornells, Dutch Arctic explorer,

xix. 318.

ROULERS, town, Belgium, xxi. 14. ROUM, Arabic name for the Romans,

xxi. 14. ROUMANIA, country, Europe, xxi. 14;

kingdom, in I2th century, XI. 118;

forests of, IX. 402; Greek Church of,

XI. 157; Jevs in, xm. 686; language

of, Vin. 621; xxiv. 270; newspapers

of, XVII. 432; periodical literature of,

xvni. 543; Roman Catholics in, xx.

631. ROUMANIAN (or ROUMAN) LANGUAGE

(Walachian), xxiv. 269; xx. 668;

vni. 621; xiv. 341; dictionaries of,

vn. 1 86. ROUMANIANS, or Roumans, xxiv. 268;

in Greece, XI. 83; in Russia, xxi. So;

of Transylvania, xxin. 522. ROUMELIA, province, Bulgaria, XX I. 21;

Eastern, united to Bulgaria, XXIII.

652.

ROUND, in music, xvn. 82. ROUNDABOUT PAPERS, Thackeray s,

xxin. 216.

ROUNDEL, in heraldry, xi. 697.