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SAN SEBASTIAN, town, Spain, xxi. 269.

SANS EGAL, bagatelle game, in. 230.

SAN SEVERO, town, Italy, xxi. 269.

SAN-SiNG, town, Manchuria, xv. 466.

SANSKRIT LANGUAGE, xxi. 269; XL 841; xvill. 781, 784; its relation to Greek, XL 127; to Pali, xvm. 183; Benfey s works on, XVIIL 781; Muir s, XVII. 13; dictionaries of, VII. 190.

SANSKRIT LITERATURE, xxi. 273; iv. 201; the Vedanta, xxiv. 117; Lassen s works on, xiv. 322; H. H. Wilson s essays on, xxiv. 590.

SANSKRIT MANUSCRIPTS, xiv. 533.

SANSKRIT NUMERALS, xvn. 627.

SANSON, Nicolas, French cartographer, xxi. 295.

SANSOVINO, Andrea Contucci del Monte, Florentine sculptor, xxi. 295.

, Francesco, Venetian architect,

xxiv. 153.

, Jacopo, Italian architect and sculp tor, xxi. 295; xxiv. 152, 154.

SANS Souci, palace, Potsdam, Prussia, xix. 599.

SAN STEFANO, Turkey, Peace of (1878), xxi. 102; XXIIL 652.

SANTA ANA, town, San Salvador, Central America, xxi. 268.

SANTA-ANA DE CORO, town, Venezuela, vi. 428.

SANTA ANNA, island, Brazil, iv. 222.

, Antonio Lopez de, Mexican presi dent, xxi. 296; xvi. 219.

SANTA BARBARA, department, Hon duras, xii. 132.

SANTA CASA, Chiesa della, Loreto, Italy, xv. 3.

SANTA CATERINA, spa, North Italy, xxiv. 45.

SANTA CATHARINA, town, Brazil, vn. 132.

SANTA CRUZ, islands, Pacific Ocean, xvii. 395; xv. 835.

, Andreas, ruler in Peru, xvm. 678.

DE LA SIERRA, department, Bo livia, iv. 10.

DE SANTIAGO, town, Teneriffe, iv.

799- SANTA FE, town, Argentine Republic,

xxi. 296. , town, New Mexico, U.S.A., xxi.

296.

DE BOGOTA, town, Colombia, in.

Qr-Q 050.

DE GUANAJUATO, town, Mexico,

XL 233.

SANTA HERMANDAD, or Holy Brother hood, Spain, xxil. 326; IX. 81.

SANTALACE^E, group of parasitic plants, XVIIL 266.

SANTA LAURA, convent, on Mount Athos, I. ii.

SANTALIC ACID, xxi. 256.

SANTAL PARGANAS, district, India, xxi. 296.

SANTALUM, genus of trees, xxi. 255.

SANTA MARIA (Capua), town, Italy, v.

79-

SANTA MAURA, one of the Ionian Is lands, Greece, XXL 297; XIII. 205. SANTANDER, province, Spain, xxi. 297;

town, xxi. 298. SANT ANTAO, one of the Cape Verd

Islands, v. 52. SANT ANTONIO, part of Pernambuco,

Brazil, XVIIL 551. SANTAREM, town, Brazil, xxi. 298.

, town, Portugal, xxi. 298.

SANTA SCOLASTICA, Italy, Monastic

library of, xiv. 530. SANTEE, river, South Carolina, U.S.A.,

XXIL 287. SANTERRE, Jean Baptiste, French

painter, XXI. 298. SAN THIAGO (St Jago), one of the Cape

Verd Islands, v. 52.

S ANTI, Giovanni, Italian painter, XX. 274. SANTIAGO, province, Chili, xxi. 298;

v. 617. , town, Chili, xxi. 298; observatory

at, xvii. 716.

, town, Cuba, xxi. 300.

DE CHAO, town, Peru, xvm. 674.

DE COMPOSTELLA, town, Spain,

XXI. 299; sculptures in, XXL 566;

rainfall at, XXIL 296.

DE CUBA, town, Cuba, xxi. 300.

DE GUATEMALA, town, Central

America, XL 241. DE GUAYAQUIL, town, Ecuador,

South America, XL 242. DEL ESTERO, town, Argentine Re public, XXL 300. SANTILLANA, Marquis of, Spanish poet,

xxi. 300; XXIL 355. SANTINI, Giovanni, Italian astronomer,

xxi. 300.

SANTIPUR, town, India, xvii. 161. SANTISTEVAN, Jose, Peruvian jurist,

XVIIL 675. SANTO, Francisco, Spanish novelist,

XXIL 358.

SANTOB of Carrion, Spanish writer,

XXIL 353.

SANTO DOMINGO COBAN, town, Central America, vi. 83.

SAN TOMAS DE LA NUEVA GUAYANA

(Angostura), Venezuela, II. 45. SANTONA, town, Spain, xxi. 297. SANTONIN, bitter principle in plants,

xix. 53. SANTORIN (Thera), island, Greece, XXIIL

279. SANTORINI, Giovanni Domenico, Italian

anatomist, I. 813. SANTOS, town, Brazil, xxi. 300. SANTO TOMAS, toAvn, Guatemala, XL 241. SANUDO, Marco, Venetian, his capture

of Naxos, xvii. 302. SAN VICENTE, town, Salvador, Central

America, xxi. 268. SANZIO, Raphael, Italian painter, xx.

274. See Raphael.

SAO FELIPPE, town, Cape Verd Islands,

v. 52.

SAO FRANCISCO, river, Brazil, iv. 222. SAO JOAO DA Foz, suburb of Oporto,

Portugal, xvii. 795. SAO LEOPOLDO, German colony, Brazil,

xxi. 301. SAO Luiz DE MARANHAO, town, Brazil,

xv. 526.

SAdNE, river, France, xx. 528. , Haute-, department, France, xxi.

301. SAONE-ET-LOIRE, department, France,

xxi. 301. SAO NICOLAO, one of the Cape Verd

Islands, v. 52.

SAOOD, Wahhabi ruler, Arabia, n. 260. SAO PAULO, town, Brazil, xxi. 302. SAO PEDRO DO Rio GRANDE DO SUL,

town, Brazil, XX. 564. SAO VICENTE, one of the Cape Verd

Islands, V. 52.

, town, Brazil, xxi. 301.

SAPAJOU, ape, n. 154.

SAPHO, pseudonym of Mademoiselle de

Scudery (q.v.), XXL 555. SAPOJOK, town, Russia, xxi. 116. SAPONIFICATION, x. 697; XXIL 202. SAPONITE, mineral, x. 228; xvi. 414. SAPOR, or Shapur (q.v.), kings of Persia,

XVIIL 608; XVII. 514.

SAPPAN WOOD, dyewood, xxi. 302. SAPPERS, in Austrian army, II. 606;

British, II. 579; IX. 456; Prussian, II.

597; Russian, 1 1. 610. SAPPHIRE, gem, xxi. 302; Greek, xiv.

300.

D EAU, mineral, xvi. 418.

SAPPHIRINE, mineral, xvi. 386. SAPPHIRITE, mineral, xvi. 409. SAPPHO, Greek poetess, xxi. 302. SAPROLEGNIA, salmon fungus, xxi. 226;

xvi. 293. SAPROLEGNIEJE, suborder of Fungi,

IX. 830; XVIIL 266.

SAPROPHYTES, vegetable parasites on dead organisms, xvm. 264.

SAPUCAIA (or SAPUCAYA) NUT AND OIL, xvn. 665, 746.

SAR, Babylonian numerical term, xvn. 626.

SARABAITES, or Remoboth, Eastern ascetics, xvi. 701.

SARABAND, Spanish dance, xxi. 303.

SARACENIC ARCHITECTURE, n. 445; in decoration, II. 234.

SARACENS, medieval Moslems, xxi. 304; in France, xxi. 28; in Greece, XL 115; in Italy, xm. 468; campaigns of Nicephorus II. against, xvn. 482; conquest of Malta by, XV. 342; con quest of Sicily by, XXIL 23; invasion of Spain by, XXIL 309.

SARAGOSSA, or Zaragoza, province, Spain, xxiv. 769; town, xxiv. 770; XXIL 307.

, Duke of, Spanish general, xvm.