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S C H S C

SCHUDY, or Tschudi, Swiss family,

xxni. 600.

, Giles, Swiss historian, XXIII. 600.

SCHUHMEISTER, J., his experiments in

magnetism, XV. 267, 268. SCHULPFORTA, school, Xaumburg,

Germany, xvn. 249. SCHULTE, Johaiin Friedrich, Old Catholic

leader, xvn. 755. SCHULTENS, Albert, Dutch Orientalist,

xxi. 458; xi. 601. , Henry Albert, Dutch Orientalist,

xxi. 459. , John James, Dutch Orientalist,

xxi. 459. SCHULTZ, Michael, German musician,

xix. 656. SCHULTZE, Max Johann Siegmund,

German anatomist, xxi. 459; on pro toplasm, Xix. 829. SCHULZE-DELITZSCH, Hermann, his

credit banks, vi. 214, 339. SCHUMACHER, Heinrich Christian,

German astronomer, xxi. 459. SCHUMANN, Robert, German musical

composer, XXI. 459; as symphonist,

XVII. 97. SCHUPP, Balthasar, German writer, x.

53i- SCHURMAN, Anna Maria von, Labadist,

XIV. 163. SCHUTZ, Heinrich, German musician,

xvn. 87.

SCHUYLER, Philip, American revolu tionary general, xxill. 790. SCHUYLKILL, river, Pennsylvania,

U.S.A., xviii. 500, 736. SCHVVABE, Samuel Heinrich, German

astronomer, xxi. 460. SCHWABENSPIEGEL, German law code,

x. 525.

SCHWABISCHER SXADTEBUND (1376),

xxn. 729. SCHWACH, Conrad Nicolai, Norwegian

poet, xvn. 590. SCHWALBACH, spa, Germany, xxi. 460;

xvi. 434. SCHWALENBERG, Counts of, German

family, XXIV. 322.

SCHWANN, Theodor, German physio logist, xxi. 460; his cell theory, XXIV.

816; 011 embryology, vm. 166; on

fermentation, IX. 95 ; on minute

organisms, xxi. 400. SCHWANTHALER, Lndwig Michael,

German sculptor, xxi. 460, 566. SCHWARTZ, Christian Friedrich, German

missionary, xxi. 461. SCHWARTZEMBERGITE, mineral, xvi.

385.

SCHWARTZERD, Philip (Melanchthoii, q.v.), German Reformer, XV. 833.

SCHWARZ, or Schwartz, Christian Friedrich, German missionary, xxi. 461.

SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT, princi pality, Germany, xxi. 461.

SCHWARZBURG-SONDERSHAUSEN, prin cipality, Germany, xxi. 461.

SCHWARZENBERG, Prince of, Austrian field - marshal, XXI. 462 ; xvn. 220.

SCHWARZWALD, or Black Forest, Germany, in. 795; xxiv. 699.

SCHWATKA, Lieutenant, Arctic explorer, xix. 325.

SCHWEGLER, Albert, German philoso phical writer, xxi. 462.

SCHWEIDNITZ, town, Prussia, XXI. 462.

SCHWEIGAARD, Anton Martin, Norwe gian jurist, xvil. 592.

SCHWEINFURT, town, Bavaria, xxi. 462.

GREEN, pigment, xix. 88. SCHWEINFURTH, Georg, on the Xegro

race, XVII. 318; his researches in

Africa, I. 248. SCHWEITZER (Helvetius), family of

Dutch physicians, XI. 642. SCHWELM, town, Prussia, XXI. 463. SCHWENCKFELD, Caspar, onbirds, xvin.

4-

SCHWENDENER, Simon, on lichens, xiv. 556.

SCHWENKFELD, Caspar, German mystic, xxi. 463; xvn. 134.

SCHWERIN, town, Mecklenburg, Ger many, xxi. 464.

SCHWIND, Moritz von, German painter, xxi. 464.

SCHWYZ, canton, Switzerland, XXI. 464; xxn. 781; town, xxi. 465.

SciACCA, town, Sicily, xxi. 465.

SCI^ENID/E, family of fishes, xxiv.

738.

SCIALOJA, Antonio, Italian economist, xix. 387.

SCIATICA, disease, xvn. 364.

SCIENCE, SCIENCES, xxiv. 799; biolo gical, in. 679; mathematical, xv. 629; physical, xix. i ; relations of, to art, II. 637; to logic, XIV. 781; to meta physics, xvi. 80; to philosophy, xvin. 792; to theism, XXIII. 249; influence of Christianity on, v. 698; delusions of, in early times, I. 462; in relation to the Renaissance, XX. 383, 386; Bacon s views of, in. 214; academies of, I. 70; scientific societies, XXII. 221, 222; xiv. 835.

OF LEGISLATION, Filangieri s, ix. 159.

SCIENCES, "Whe well s Philosophy of the,

xxiv. 539. SCIENZA NUOVA, Vico .s work, xxiv.

212. SCILLA, genus of plants, xxn. 437.

SCILLIN, SCILLIPRIN, SdLLITOXIN, principles in squill, xxn. 437.

SCILLY ISLES, England, xxi. 465.

SCIMITAR, weapon, xxn. 801.

SCINDE, or Sind (q.v. province, India, xxn. 90.

SCINDHIA (Sindhia), native prince, India,

xn. 804; xxiv. 494. SciO, island, Asia Minor, xxi. 465. SciOPPlUS, Gaspar, critic, xxi. 364. SCIOPTICON LANTERN, xv. 212. SciOTO, river, Ohio, LT.S.A., xvn. 734. SCIPIO, Lucius, Roman consul, xxi. 467. , Publius Cornelius, Roman general,

XXI. 466.

, Quintus Cnecilius Metellus Pius,

Roman general, xvi. 106.

, Shield of, Roman plate of 4th

century, xix. 181.

AFRICANUS, the Elder, Roman general, xxi. 467; XX. 750; his re lations with Polybius, Xix. 412.

AFRICANUS, the Younger, xxi. 468; xin. 766; in Spain, xxn. 306.

NASICA, Roman pontifex, xxi.

468. SciPlOS, Inscriptions on monuments of

the, XIV. 329. SCIRE FACIAS, in English law, XXI.

468. SCIRON, of Greek legend, xix. 559;

xxni. 294.

SciRTOPODA, order of Rotifera, xxi. 8. SCISSORBILL, bird, XXII. 120. SCIURID/E, family of rodent mammals.

xv. 418; xxn. 437.

SCIUROPTERUS, genus of rodent mam mals, xxn. 438. SciURUS, genus of rodent mammals,

xxn. 437; xv. 418. SCLATER, Philip Lutley, on birds,

xvin. 12, 27, 41. SCLERENCHYMA, hardened plant cells,

XII. 15.

SCLEROBLASTS, of sponges, XXII. 420.

SCLEROTIA, tuberous bodies in Fungi,

IX. 828.

SCLEROTIC ACID, in ergot, vin. 521. SCLEROTIC COAT, of the eyeball, i.

886.

SCLEROTITIS, eye disease, xvn. 782. SCODRA (Scutari), town, Albania, xxi.

573- SCOGLIO OLIVI, island, Austria, xix.

284. SCOLARI, Paulino (Pope Clement III.),

v. 821. SCOLASTICA, St, sister of St Benedict,

in. 558.

SCOLECITE, mineral, xvi. 423. SCOLOPAX, genus of birds, XX. 317;

xxn. 200; xxiv. 650. SCOLOPENDRA, genus of Myriapoda,

xvn. 119. ScOLOPENDRELLA, genus of Myriapoda,

xvn. 120. SCOLOTI (Scythians), ancient people,

xxi. 575.

SCOMBER, genus of fishes, xv. 159. SCONE, ancient town, Scotland, xvin.

667; xxi. 477, 480. SCOOPER, bird, xxn. 552.