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747; xix. 240; diagrams of, vn. 152; xxil. 598; dynamics of, VII. 582; mathematical theory of, VII. 819; on bridges, iv. 285; in engineering, XXII. 594, 598, 601, 603; in joints, xiu.

732-

STRIATION, in crystals, xvi. 368. STRICKLAND, Agnes, English historical

writer, xxn. 607. , Hugh Edwin, on birds, xvin.

14. STRICTURE OF THE PYLORUS, disease,

xxn. 575.

STRIEGAU, town, Prussia, xxn. 607. STRIGES, group of birds, xvni. 47. STRIGOPS, genus of birds, xiu. 825;

xviii. 323. STRIKE, of rocks, x. 298.

, of workmen, XXIII. 500.

STRING, Manufacture of, xx. 845. STRING-COURSE, in architecture, n.

474- STRIXGFELLOW S FLVING MACHINE,

ix. 323. STRINGS, Musical, I. in, 112; violin,

xxiv. 244, 246. STRINNHOLM, Anders Magnus, Swedish

historian, XXII. 758. STRIX, genus of birds, xvni. 89. STROH, A., his stereoscope, xxn. 540. STROKHR, geyser, Iceland, x. 557. STROM, Hans, Norse zoologist, xvn.

590. STROMATA, or Stromateis, of Clemens

Alexandrinus, v. 819. STROMBOLI, island, Lipari group, Medi terranean, xiv. 683. STROME FERRY, Ross-shire, Scotland,

xx. 854.

STROMEYERITE, mineral, xvi. 392. STROMLING, fish, in. 297. STROMNESS, town, Orkney, Scotland,

xvn. 848. STRONGBOW, Earl (Richard de Clare),

invasion of Ireland by, XIII. 258. STRONGYLOSOMA, genus of Myriapoda,

xvn. 120. STRONGYLUS, genus of nematode

worms, xvn. 325; xxiv. 205, 206. STRONSAY, island, Orkney, Scotland,

xvn. 846. STRONTIANITE, mineral, xvi. 398;

xxn. 607. STRONTIUM, chemical element, xxn.

607; v. 525. STROPHANTHUS, genus of plants, xxn.

608. STROPHOMENID^E, family of Brachio-

poda, iv. 195.

STROPHULUS, skin disease, xxn. 122. STROUD, town, England, xxn. 608. STROZZI, Filippo, Tuscan noble, XV.

789.

, Piero, Tuscan warrior, XV. 790.

STRUCTURES, Theory of, in mechanics,

xv. 750. STRUEL SPRINGS, Ireland, vn. 382.

STRUENSEE, Johann Friedrich, Count,

Danish minister, xxn. 608; vn. 87. VON CARLSBACH, Carl Gustav,

Prussian minister, XXII. 608. STRUMA, disease, xxi. 554.

, river, Macedonia, xv. 137.

STRUTHIO, genus of birds, xvni. 62, 44. STRUTS, Strength of, iv. 321; xxn. 606. STRUVE, Friedrich Georg Wilhelm, Ger man astronomer, XXII. 608; his work

on measurement of arc of meridian,

vn. 600.

STRUVITE, mineral, xvi. 406. STRY, town, Galicia, Austria, xxn. 609. STRYCHNIA, vegetable alkaloid, xvn.

687.

STRYCHNINE, as poison, xix. 279. STRYCHNOS, genus of plants, xvn. 687. STRYMON, river, Macedonia, xv. 137. STRYPE, John, English historical and

biographical writer, xxn. 609. STRZELECKI, Count, on the geology of

Australia, in. 108. STUART, Scottish royal family of, xxn.

609; xxi. 490; their connexion with

house of Orange, XII. 79. , Arabella, wife of William Seymour,

xxn. 610. , Sir Charles, English envoy in

Portugal, XIX. 551.

, Charles Edward (The Pretender),

vni. 355; i. 449; v. 426; xxi. 520;

xxn. 610. , Gilbert, American portrait-painter,

xxn. 611. -, James, second earl of Murray,

regent of Scotland, XV. 595, 599; xvn. 62; xxi. 503.

, James, joint-author of Antiquities of Athens, n. 444.

, James Frederick Edward (The Pre tender), xin. 560; IX. 581; xxn. 610. , John, earl of Bute, IV. 511. , John M Douall, Australian ex plorer, xxn. 611; in. 105. -, Mary, queen of Scots, xxn. 610.

See Mary. STUBBS, William, on the origin of the

jury system, xin. 784. STUCCO, in plaster work, IV. 507; wall

decorations in, xvn. 36. STUD-BOOK, English, xn. 183. STUDENTS, in early universities, xxin.

833. STUDIUM, monastery, at Constantinople,

xvi. 700. STUDIUS, founder of an order of monks,

xvi. 700. STUDY OF WORDS, Trench s work,

xxin. 541.

STUFFING, of animals, xxin. 89. STUFFS, Ancient textile, xxin. 207. STUHLWEISSENBURG, town, Hungary,

xxn. 611.

STURA, river, Italy, xin. 435. STURE, Sten and Svante, regents of

Sweden, xxn. 747.

STURGEON, fish, xxn. 611.

STURLA, Lawman and Olaf, Icelandic

writers, XII. 625. STURLOSON, or Sturluson, Snorri or

Snorro, Icelandic writer, xxn. 201 ;

xxi. 368; xn. 622, 625; Edda of, vn.

649. STURM, Jacob, ruler of Strasburg, xxn.

589.

, Jacques Charles Francois, Swiss

mathematician, xxil. 612; I. 516.

, Johann Christoph, founder of the

Collegium Curiosum, I. 71. -, Johannes von, of Strasburg, on

education, vii. 673.

STURMHAUBE, mountain, Germany, xx. 552.

STURMIUS, abbot of Fulda, ix. 813.

STURM UNO DRANG, movement in Ger man literature, vn. 442; x. 537.

STURNUS, genus of birds, xxn. 457.

STURT, Charles, Australian explorer, xxn. 612; in. 104.

STUTTERING, defect of speech, xxn.

447- STUTTGART, town, Wiirtemberg, xxn.

612; libraries of, XIV. 527, 547. STUYVESANT, Peter, director, New

Netherland, America, xvn. 455. STYLE, of a dial, vn. 154.

, in plants, iv. 144.

STYLIOLA, genus of Mollusca, xvi. 665. STYLITE, Joshua the, Syriac writer,

xxn. 832.

STYLITES, order of ascetics, xvi. 701. , Simeon, early Christian ascetic,

xvi. 701; xxn. 830. STYLOBATE, in architecture, n. 474;

Greek, n. 403.

STYLOGRAPH, pen, xvni. 484. STYLOMMATOPHORA, suborder of Mol lusca, xvi. 660. STYLOTIP, mineral, xvi. 395. STYLUS, ancient writing implement,

xvni. 483. STYRAX, shrub, xxn. 577; gum from it,

xn. 718; xiv. 687. STYRIA, duchy, Austria, xxn. 613. STYRIAN ALPS, i. 630. STYX, legendary river, xxn. 614.

, waterfall, Arcadia, Greece, II. 326. SUABIA (Swabia), ancient duchy, Ger many, xxn. 729. SUADIVA, atoll, Maldive Islands, xv.

328. SUAKIN, or Suakim, town, Red Sea,

Africa, xxn. 615, 316. SUANIANS, race of people, Caucasus, v.

257. SUARDI, Bartolommeo (Bramantino),

Italian painter, xxn. 615. SUAREZ, Francisco, Spanish theologian

and philosopher, xxi I. 615; XXI. 431. SUATOPLUK, ruler of Moravia, xvi. Sir. SUBARNAREKHA, river, India, xxn. 94. SUBCONSCIOUSNESS, in psychology,