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SALVES, Ligurian tribe, Italy, xiv.

639- SALZA, Hermann von, Teutonic Knight,

xxi. 239; xxin. 201. SALZACH, river, Austria, xxi. 239. SALZBRUNN, spa, Germany, xxi. 239. SALZBURG, town, Austria, xxi. 239;

university of, xxi 1 1. 851. SALZGARTEN, at Capo d Istria, Austria,

xxi. 229. SALZKAMMERGUT, district, Austria,

xxi. 241. SALZMANN, Christian Gotthilf, German

educationist, vn. 676. SALZUNGEN, town, Germany, xxi. 348;

mineral water of, xvi. 434. SALZWEDEL, town, Prussia, xxi. 241. SAMADEN, town, Switzerland, vm. 213. SAMANI, Persian historian, xxi. 736. SAMANID DYNASTY, of Persia, xxi.

241; xxii. 101.

SAMAR, island, Philippines, xvm. 752. SAMARA, government, Eussia, xxi. 242;

town, xxi. 243.

SAMARANG, town, Java, xm. 606. SAMARCAND, town, Central Asia, xxi.

246; xvii. 709; xxiv. 782. SAMARIA, capital of Northern Israel,

xxi. 243. , division of Palestine, XVIII. 176:

kingdom of, xni. 406, 412; tributary

to Assyria, in. 187; coins of, xvii.

650. SAMARITAN LANGUAGE, xxi. 648 ;

dictionaries of, vn. 189. SAMARITAN PENTATEUCH, xxi. 244;

v. 4; Morin s edition, xvi. 825. SAMARITANS, religious community, xxi.

244; xm. 419.

SAMARIUM, Spectrum of, xxii. 376. SAMARKAND, town, Central Asia, xxi.

246; observatory at, xvii. 709; rail way connexion, xxiv. 782. SAMARSKITE, mineral, xiv. 292; xvi.

427. SAMARSKO-NIKOLAEVSKII, monastery,

Russia, xvii. 609. SAMARTCHIK, Cossack settlement,

Russia, xvii. 609. SAMA-VEDA, Brahmanical book, xxi.

277. SAMAWA (Sumbawa), island, Indian

Archipelago, xxii. 641. SAMAYE, convent, Tibet, xiv. 501. SAMBALPUR, district, India, xxi. 247. SAMBAS, district, Borneo, iv. 59. SAMBAWA (Sumbawa), island, Indian

Archipelago, xx 1 1. 641. SAMBHAR, India, Salt lake at, xm.

703-

SAMBUCUS, genus of trees, vn. 828. SAMELATS, or Lapps, Northern Europe,

xiv. 305.

SAMEN, mountains, Abyssinia, I. 62. SAMH, Arabian grain, n. 236. SAMHITAS, collections of Sanskrit texts,

xxi. 273.

S AMI AN WARE, pottery, xix. 617. SAMIRI, the Wandering Jew, xm. 674. SAMITE, variety of textile, xxin. 210. SAMNITES, ancient Italian people, xxi.

248, 128; xm. 445; xx. 741, 744; as

allies of the Umbrians, xxni. 724. SAMNIUM, ancient district, Italy, xxi.

248; coins of, xvn. 637. SAMOA, group of islands, South Pacific,

xvii. 279 ; taboo system in, XXIII.

16; totemism in, xxin. 468. SAMOGHITIANS, tribes, Lithuania, xiv.

702. SAMONIAN PLAIN, of the Troad, xxin.

578. SAMOS, island, ^Egean Sea, xxi. 249;

xxin. 653; coins of, xvn. 647; water works, n. 219. SAMOSATA, capital of Commagene, Syria,

XXII. 822; coins of, XVII. 649. , Paul of, bishop of Antioch, xvm.

429. SAMOTHRACE, island, JEgean Sea, xxi.

250. SAMOTHRACIAN MYSTERIES, The, iv.

621. SAMOYEDES, people, Russia, xxi. 251;

xvm. 61; xix. 329; xx. ir. SAMOYEDIC LANGUAGE, xxiv. i. SAMPANG, department and town, Mad ura, Indian Archipelago, XV. 194. SAMPIERDARENA, suburb of Genoa,

Italy, xxi. 251; x. 157. SAMSAMS, people, Malacca, Asia, xv.

323-

SAM-SHEE, Chinese drink, iv. 264. SAM SLICK, Haliburton s humorous

sketches, XL 383. SAMSON, of Scripture, xxi. 252.

AGONISTES, Milton s drama, xvi.

339-

SAMSUN (Amisus), town, Turkey in Asia, xix. 459.

SAMUEL, judge of Israel, xxi. 252; xm. 402; xix. 814.

, Bulgarian chief, xi. 115.

, Books of, xxi. 252; vi. 837.

SAMUR, river, Caucasus, v. 255.

SAMVAT, Hindu era, xv. 346.

SAN, affluent of the Vistula, Europe, xix. 307.

SANA, town, Peru, xvm. 674.

SANAA, town, Arabia, xxi. 253.

SANAGIRS, Tungus tribe, Siberia, xxin. 608.

SANAI, Persian philosopher and poet, xxi. 254; xvm. 658.

SAN ANTONIO, mountains, New Mexico, U.S.A., xvii. 400.

, town, Texas, U.S.A., xxi. 254; xxiii. 205.

SAN BARTOLOMMEO DE HONDA, town, Colombia, xil. 129.

SAN BENITO (Paysandu), town, Uru guay, xvm. 441.

SAN BERNARDINO, mountains, Cali fornia, U.S.A., xxiii. Soi.

SANCHEZ, Francisco, Spanish scholar,

xxi. 255. , Francisco, Portuguese physician,

xxi. 255. , Thomas, Spanish Jesuit and casuist,

xxi. 255. SANCHO I., king of Castile (III. of

Navarre), I. 615; xxii. 312.

II., of Castile, I. 615.

IV., of Castile, I. 617; xxii. 319,

354-

I., king of Leon, xxii. 311.

III., the Great, king of Navarre

(I. of Castile), I. 615; xxii. 312. L, king of Portugal, xxi. 255; XIX.

541. II., of Portugal, xxi. 255; xix.

542. SAN CHRISTOVAL, island, Solomon

group, South Pacific, xxii. 252. SANCHUNIATHON, Phoenician writer,

xxi. 255; xvm. 802. SAN CRISTOVAL DE LOS LLANOS, town,

Mexico, xxi. 255; xvi. 214. SANCROFT, William, archbishop of

Canterbury, XX I. 255. SANCTIUS (Francisco Sanchez), Spanish

scholar, xxi. 255. SANCTUARY, in architecture, 11. 388;

xxin. 166.

, of Israel, xxiii. 6, 165; xm. 637;

tithes payable at, xxiii. 411; relation

of priests to, Xix. 726. -, Privilege of, xxi. 255.

SANCTUS BELL, in. 538.

SANCTUS BELL-COT, n. 472.

SANCY, Puy de, mountain, France, xx.

119. SAND, George (Madame Dudevant),

French novelist, VII. 507; IX. 678;

as journalist, xvn. 426. , Karl Ludwig, assassin of Kotzebue,

xiv. 145. SANDAKAN HARBOUR, North Borneo,

xxi. 123.

SANDALS, xxi. 830. SANDALWOOD, xxi. 255. SANDAN, Cilician divinity, xxin. 67. SANDARACH, resin, xxi. 256. SANDAY, island, Orkney, Scotland, xvii.

846.

SANDBACH, town, England, xxi. 256. SANDBERGERITE, mineral, xvi. 413. SAND-BLAST, its industrial uses, xxi.

257. SANDBY, Paul, English painter, xxi.

257, 441, 444; as caricaturist, v. 104. SANDEAU, Ldonard Silvain Jules, French

novelist, xxi. 257; XXII. 291. SANDEC, or Neu-Sandec, town, Austria,

xvn. 364.

SAND-EEL, fish, xxi. 257. SANDEMAN, Robert, leader of the Sande-

manians, x. 637. SANDEMANIANS, or Glassites, Scottish

sect, x. 637.