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S C A S C H

SCALING, William, on the cultivation of

willows, in. 422. SCALLOWAY, town, Shetland, Scotland,

xvn. 848. SCAMANDER, river, Asia Minor, n. 707;

xxin. 578. SCAMELL, bird, x. 720.

SCAMMONY, drug, XXI. 365.

SCANDERBEG (George Castriota), Al banian prince, xxi. 365; i. 225, 447; xxin. 642.

SCANDEROON, town, Asia Minor, xxi. 366; v. 777.

SCANDINAVIA, xxi. 366; union under one crown (1397), xxn. 746; anti quities of, II. 341; ancient armour, II. 555; mythology, I. 209; xvn. 155.

SCANDINAVIAN ALPHABETIC CHAR ACTERS, i. 612.

SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES, xxi. 366; dictionaries of, vn. 186.

SCANDIUM, Spectrum of, xxn. 377.

SCAPHOPODA, class of Mollusca, xvi. 663.

SCAPOLITE, mineral, xvi. 412.

SCAPULA, Anatomy of the, i. 826.

SCAPULIMANCY, method of divination, vii. 293; xv. 206.

SCARAB, gem, x. 136; Etruscan, vin. 640.

SCARAB^EIDA, group of insects, xxiv. 238.

SCARBOROUGH, town, England, xxi.

374- , town, Tobago, "West Indies, xxin.

427.

SCARBROITE, mineral, xvi. 424. SCARCIES, rivers, Sierra Leone, xxn. 45. SCARDUS, Mount, Thrace, ill. 282; XV.

136.

SCARICHTHYS, gCliUS of fishes, XVIII. 324-

SCARIFIER, agricultural implement, I. 312.

SCARLATINA, disease, xxi. 376; xvm. 404.

SCARLATTI, Alessandro, Italian musical composer, xxi. 375; xvn. 87.

, Domenico, Italian musical com poser, xxi. 376; xvn. 95.

SCARLET, Pigments of, xix. 87; dyes, vn. 574.

- FEVER, disease, xxi. 376; xvm. 404.

- RUNNER, bean, xn. 283.

SCARP, in fortification, IX. 422.

SCARPA, Antonio, anatomist, I. 816.

SCARPANTO (Carpathus), island, Medi terranean Sea, v. 127.

SCARPELLINO, workman for sculptor, xxi. 571.

SCARRON, Madame (Madame de Main- tenon, q.v.)j XV. 304; IX. 578; XXI. 378.

, Paul, French dramatist, XXI. 378.

SCAR-TISSUE, XVIII. 366.

SCARUFFI, Count Gasparo, Italian eco nomist, xix. 356.

SCARUS, genus of fishes, xvm. 324. SCAT, udal tribute, xxin. 716. SCATARI, island, Nova Scotia, xvn.

601. SCAUP, or Scaup-Duck, bird, xxi. 378;

xix. 252. SCAVENGER S DAUGHTER, instrument

of torture, xx in. 465. SCAW, cape, Denmai k, vn. 80. SCAWFELL, mountain, England, VI. 697. SCEAUX, Court of, Madame Delaunay s

account of, xxn. 439. SCENTS, or Perfumes, xvm. 525. SCEPTICISM, in philosophy, xxi. 378. SCEPTRE, symbol of authority, xxi.

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SCHACH DAGH, mountain, Caucasus, v. 254.

SCHACK-STAFFELDT, Adolph, Danish writer, vn. 92.

SCHADOW, Friedrich Wilhelm, German painter, xxi. 385.

, Johaim Gottfried, German sculp tor, xxi. 385.

, Rudolph, German sculptor, xxi.

385- SCHAFARIK, Paul Joseph, Hungarian

writer, xxi. 386, 108; on the Slavs,

XXII. 145. SCHAFBERG, mountain, Austria, XXI.

241. SCHAFFHAUSEN, canton, Switzerland,

xxi. 386. ., town, xxi. 387; xxn. 789; falls

of the Rhine near, xx. 519; xxn.

777- SCHAFFLE, Albert, German economist,

Xix. 393. SCHAFFLERTANZ, popular festival at

Munich, Bavaria, xvn. 26. SCHALCKEN, Godfried, Dutch painter,

XXI. 387. SCHALMEY, musical instrument, xvn.

706. SCHAMYL, Peter, Caucasian hero, xxi.

387, 102; his resistance to the Russians,

v. 258.

SCHANDAU, town, Saxony, xxi. 387. SCHARNHORST, Gerhard Johaim David

von, Prussian general, XXI. 387. SCHARNITZ, Tyrol, stormed by Ney

(1805), in. 132.

SCHASSBURG, town, Transylvania, Hun gary, XXI. 387. SCHATTENBURG (Feldkirch), town,

Austria, IX. 65. SCHAUMBURG-LiPPE, state, Germany,

xiv. 683. SCHEELE, Karl Wilhelm, Swedish

chemist, xxi. 387; v. 462; XXII. 755;

on photography, xvm. 821. SCHEELE S GREEN, pigment, xix. 88. SCHEELITE, mineral, xvi. 403; XXIII.

607. SCHEEMAKERS, Pieter, sculptor, xxi.

560. ScHEERERlTE, mineral, xvi. 429.

SCHEFER, Leopold, German poet, x.

546. SCHEFFER, Ary, Dutch painter, XXI.

->QQ 365.

SCHEFFLER, Johann (Angelus), German poet and hymn- writer, n. 28; xn. 587; XVII. 135.

SCHEIBLER, Johann Heinrich, on acous tics, xxin. 619.

SCHEINER, Christoph, on sun-spots, II. 785.

SCHELDT, or Schelde, river, France, Belgium, and Holland, xxi. 389; in.

5i5-

SCHELLING, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von, German philosopher, xxi. 389 ; on the beautiful, I. 217; on evolution, vin. 762; his influence on German rationalism, XX. 290; influence of his philosophy on Hegel, XL 614; his metaphysics, xvi. 87; on theosophic speculation, xxin. 279.

SCHELLY, fish, xix. 650; xxi. 223.

SCHEMNITZ, town, Hungary, xxi. 393.

SCHENECTADY, town, New York, LLS.A., xxi. 393.

SCHENKEL, Lambert, on mnemonics, xvi. 532.

SCHETKY, John Alexander, Scottish painter, xxi. 393. ., John Christian, Scottish painter,

&c., XXI. 393. SCHEUTZ, George and Edward, their

calculating machine, iv. 655. SCHEVENINGEN, town, Holland, xxi.

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SCHIAVONE, Andrea, Italian painter, xx. 609.

SCHIAVONETTI, Luigi, Italian engraver, xxi. 394.

SCHIEDAM, town, Holland, xxi. 394.

, variety of gin, X. 602.

SCHIEFFNER, Franz Anton, Russian philologist, xxi. 394.

SCHIEHALLION, mountain, Scotland, xvm. 666.

SCHIEL, fish, Xix. 89.

SCHILLER, Johann Christoph Friedrich, German dramatist and poet, xxi. 395; on the philosophy of art, I. 220; his Spieltrieb theory, IX. 199; his influ ence on German drama, vn. 442; on German literature, X. 538; his rela tions with Goethe, x. 731.

SCHILLER-SPAR, mineral, xvi. 415.

SCHINKEL, Karl Friedrich, German architect and painter, xxi. 398.

SCHINUS, genus of trees, xvm. 519.

SCHINZNACH, spa, Switzerland, xvi.

435- SCHIRMER, Friedrich Wilhelm, German

painter, XXI. 398. , Johann Wilhelm, German painter,

XXI. 398.

SCHIRMERITE, mineral, xvi. 394. SCHISM, The Great Papal, xix. 502.