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SARAGU, fish, xxi. 785.

SARAH, of Scripture, i. 52.

SARAKHS, oasis, Transcaspian Ecgion,

Eussia, xvin. 618; xxm. 512. SARAKOLES, people, Senegambia, West

Africa, xxi. 662.

S ARAM A, of Sanskrit mythology, XI. 750. SARAN, district, India, xxi. 304. SARANDA, mountain, India, xxn. 94. SARANSK, town, Russia, xvin. 515. SARANYU, Vedic divinity, vm. 524. SARAPIS, Egyptian divinity, vn. 717;

xxi. 674.

SARAPUL, town, Russia, xxiv. 303. SARASARA, mountain, Peru, xvin. 672. SARASWATI, river, India, Legend of,

I. 579. SARATOFF, government, Russia, xxi.

304; town, xxi. 305. SARATOGA, Battle of (1777), xxin. 744. SPRINGS, spa, New York, U.S.A.,

xxi. 306; mineral water of, xvi. 436. SARAWAK, territory, Borneo, xxi. 306;

iv. 60. , Rajah of (Sir James Brooke), iv.

369- SAREIEVIUS, Matthias Casimir, Polish

Latin poet, xix. 301. SARBUT AL-KHADEM, Sinai, Arabia,

xxii. 88. SARCOCYSTIDIA, subclass of Protozoa,

xix. 855. SARCODE, animal protoplasm, xix.

828.

SARCOLACTIC ACID, xiv. 197. SARCOLITE, mineral, xvi. 412. SARCOMA, disease, xvm. 368. SARCOPHAGI, stone or fictile coffins,

early Christian, xxi. 556; Etruscan,

vm. 643; Etruscan, in terra-cotta,

XXIII. 193; Phoenician, xvm. Sio;

Roman, II. 419.

SARD, precious stone, xxi. 310. SARDANAPALUS, king of Nineveh, xxi.

307; in. 188; xxm. 67. SARDES, town, Asia Minor, xv. 98. SARDICA, Illyria, Council of (347), n.

829; xin. 771. SARDINE, fish, xxi. 307; xn. 694; xix.

90; fishery, IX. 253; fishery in Italy,

Xlll. 455. SARDINIA, island, Mediterranean, xxi.

307; XV. 820; XIII. 440; acquired by

Rome, XX. 748; dialects of, xin. 493. , Kingdom of, Italy, xxi. 310; v.

275 ; xm. 485 ; war with Austria

(1859), in. 138.

SARDINIAN DIALECTS, xin. 493. SARDIS, town, Lydia, Asia Minor, xxi.

310. SARDONYX, precious stone, xxi. 310;

xvii. 776.

SAREPTA, town, Russia, xxi. 305. SARGASSO SEA, in Atlantic, in. 20, 26;

i. 509. SARGASSUM BACCIFERUM, .species of

Algse, I. 509.

SARGON, king of Assyria, in. 187; xin.

412; palace of, at Nineveh, xvii. 512. SARGUS, genus of fishes, xxi. 785. SARI, town, Persia, xv. 651.

DAGH, mountain, Caucasus, v. 254.

SARIKS, tribe, Merv, xvi. 43. SARJEKTJAKKO, mountain, Sweden,

xxii. 736. SARKEL, ancient Khazar town, Russia,

xiv. 59, 60.

SARMAN, Vishnu, mythical Hindu fabu list, vm. 837; xxi. 287. SARMATIANS, ancient people, Europe

and Asia, xxi. 310, 575, 578 ; in

Russia, xxi. 78. SARMIENTO, Mount, Tierra del Fuego,

xxin. 384.

DE GAM BO A, Pedro, Patagonian

explorer, xvin. 353. SARNEN, town, Switzerland, xxn. 778;

xxin. 858.

SARNO, town, Italy, xxi. 311. SARPFOS, waterfall, Norway, xvn. 575. SARPI, Pietro, friar, theologian, and

scientist, xxi. 311; xvin. 431; xix.

505. SARRACENIA, genus of insectivorous

plants, xin. 138. SARRAZIN, Jacques, French painter,

xxi. 313. SARRUSOPHONES, musical instruments,

xvn. 707. SARS, Georg Ossian, on fish spawning,

ix. 244. , Michael, Norwegian zoologist,

xvn. 592.

SARSAPARILLA, drug, xxi. 313. SARSFIELD, Lady, wife of Baron von

Neuhof, xvn. 362. SARTAK, Tartar chief, xxi. 46. SARTHE, department, France, xxi. 314. SARTI, Giuseppe, Italian musical theo rist and composer, xxi. 314; v. 587. SARTO, Andrea del, Italian painter,

xxi. 315, 435.

SARTORITE, mineral, xvi. 394. SARTORIUS, Georg, German economist,

xix. 387. SARTS, Asiatic tribe, Xiv. 64: XXII. 820;

in Persia, xxin. 25; in Turkestan,

XXIII. 636.

SARUM, town, England, xxi. 218. USE, liturgy, vm. 379.

SARUN (Saran), district, India, xxi.

304- SARUS, river, Asia Minor, n. 708; V.

777-

SARY-Su, river, Siberia, xxin. 627. SARZEAU, town, France, xvi. 813. SASANIAN EMPIRE, Persia, xvin. 607;

coins of, xvn. 659; contest of, with

Rome, xx. 777.

SASINE, in Scots law, xxi. 626. SASKATCHEWAN, district, North-West

Territory, British America, xvi I. 573. SASKIA VAN ULENBURGH, wife of

Rembrandt, xx. 374.

SA SOTOMAIOR, Eloi de, Portuguese

poet, xix. 556. SASSAFRAS NUT, xvn. 664. SASSANIAN (SASANIAN) EMPIRE, Persia,

xvin. 607; coins of, xvn. 659; contest

of, with Rome, xx. 777. SASSARI, town, Sardinia, xxi. 316. SASSERAM, subdivision, Bengal, India,

xxi. 316.

SASSNITZ, town, Rvigen, Prussia, xxi. 57. SASSOLINE, mineral, xvi. 387. SATALI, town, Asia Minor, xxi. 317. SATAN, vn. 136; doctrine of the Bogo-

mili regarding, in. 858; in Mani-

chseism, XV. 483; Zoroastrian doctrine

of, xxiv. 822. SATARA, district and town, India, xxi.

3i7- SATELLITES, of planets, n. 783; of

Jupiter, n. 810. SATI (Suttee), Hindu rite, xxn. 727;

iv. 210; abolition of, xn. 806. SATIN, textile, xxiv. 464; origin of the

word, v. 673.

SPAR, mineral, I. 439; xvi. 398.

SATIN-WOOD, xxi. 317.

SATIRE, xxi. 317; Roman, xvin. 661.

MENIPPEE, in French literature,

ix. 655.

OF THE THREE ESTATES, Lynd-

say s, xv. 1 08. SATIRES, Menippean, of Varro, xxiv. 93. SATKINSH, town, Russia, xxin. 717. SATLAJ (Sutlej), river, India, XI I. 847;

XX. 106; I. 484.

SATNAMIS, Hindu sect, in. 671. SATNIOS, river, Asia Minor, xxin. 578. SATRAPS, Persian, organized by Darius,

xvin. 569; of Alexander the Great,

xvin. 583. SATSUMA, Japan, Porcelain of, xix. 635.

INSURRECTION, Japan, xin. 585.

SATTARAH (Satara), district, India, xxi.

3i7- SATUR/E, in Roman drama, vn. 409;

xiv. 723.

SATURN, Italian divinity, xxi. 320. , planet, II. 776, 782, Si i ; as affected

by tidal friction, xxm. 379. SATURNALIA, Roman festival, xxi. 321. , Macrobius s treatise, xv. 167.

SATURNINUS, Roman tribune, xx. 758. -, St, French martyr, xxin. 485.

SATYR, of Greek mythology, xxi. 322; xxn. 51.

SAUDA, Urdu poet, XL 848.

SAUERKRAUT, article of food, iv. 618.

SAUERLAND, district, Westphalia, Ger many, xxiv. 516.

SAUGOR (Sagar), district, India, xxi. 146; town, xxi. 147.

SAUGUR STRAITS, Japan, xin. 570.

SAUL, king of Israel, VI. 838; xin. 403; XXI. 253; claim of Afghan descent from, I. 238.

of Tarsus (Paul, St, q.v.), xvin.