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SYMPOSIUM, Xenophon s work, xxiv. 721.

SYNAGOGUE, Jewish, xxil. Su; the Great, v. 3; xin. 419.

SYSTEM, its influence 011 Chris tianity, v. 698.

SYNCERUS, Actius (Jacopo Sannazaro), Italian poet, xxi. 267.

SYNCHONDROSIS OF BONES, i. 832.

SYNCOPE, or Fainting, xi. 554; xxn. 681. , Heat, sxmstroke, xxn. 666; xvm.

394-

SYNCRETISTIC CONTROVERSY, in Lutheran Church, iv. 707.

SYNEDRIUM, or Sanliedrin, Jewish council, xxil. 812; xin. 424; of Paris, decrees of (1806), xni. 683; contro versy regarding, in Lutheran Church, XV. 85.

SYNERGISM, Melanchthon s doctrine of, xv. 834.

SYNESIUS, bishop of Ptolemais, XXIL 812; as hymn-writer, xn. 579; as Neoplatonist philosopher, xvil. 337.

SYNETHERES, genus of rodent mammals, xix. 518; xv. 420.

SYNGENITE, mineral, xvi. 402.

SYNGNATHUS, genus of fishes, xix. 112.

SYNNADA (Kara Hissar), ancient town, Asiatic Turkey, xiv. 2.

SYNOCHA, or Relapsing Fever, disease,

XXIII. 680.

SYNOD, ecclesiastical assembly, vi. 510;

in Presbyterianism, xix. 677, 679,

681, 693.

, Eobber, at Ephesus, xiv. 448.

SYNODONTIS, genus of fishes, xxn. 68. SYNOZCA, genus of wasps, xxiv. 392. SYNOPTICAL GOSPELS, The, x. 789. SYNTAGMA MUSICUM, Prcetorius s work,

xix. 656. SYNTAGMA PHILOSOPHICUM, Gassendi s

work, x. 1 06. SYNTAX, in grammar, XL 38; of Aryan

language, xvin. 790. SYNTENGS, race of people, India, xin.

544-

SYNTHESIS, Relation of, to analysis, I. 793 ; as mental process, xx. 5 1 ; psycho logical forms of, xx. 78.

SYPHAX, king of Numidia, xv. 608; XVIL 627.

SYPHILIS, disease, xvin. 404; xxn. 686; use of mercury for, xvi. 35; vaccinal, xxiv. 27.

SYPHON, hydraulic apparatus, xxil. 95.

SYRA, Greek island, XXIL 813.

SYRACUSE, town, Sicily, xxil. 813, 17; Timoleon s rule in, xxin. 397; cata combs of St John at, V. 215; coins of, xvil. 638; system of conduits at, II. 219.

, town, New York, U.S.A., xxil. 818.

SYR-DARIA, river, Central Asia, xxn.

SiS; IX. 85; xi. 822; XX. 95; xxin.

511, 512.

SYR-DARIA, province, Russian Tur kestan, xxn. 819. SYREN, sound-producing instrument, I.

109. SYRIA, country, Asia, xxn. 821; n. 686;

xxin. 653; Phoenician, xvin. Soi;

invasion of, by the Arabs, II. 257;

under the Seljuks, XXL 636; conquest

of, by the Turks, xxin. 643;

Napoleon s invasion of (1799), XVIL

201; coins of, XVII. 649. SYRIAC CANON, v. 12. SYRIAC LANGUAGE, n. 307; xxi. 649;

dictionaries of, vil. 189. SYRIAC LITERATURE, xxn. 824. SYRIAC NUMERALS, xvn. 625. SYRIAN CHURCH, xxn. 827. SYRINGA, genus of trees, xiv. 640. SYRLIN, Jorg, German sculptor, xxi.

565. SYRO-CHALDEANS, of Church of Rome,

xx. 631.

SYROKOMLA, Polish writer, xix. 305. SYROPHCENICIA, district, Western Asia,

xxn. 823.

SYROS (Syra), Greek island, xxn. 813. SYRRHAPTES, genus of birds, xxi. 258. SYRUPS, sugar products, xxn. 627. SYRUS, Ephraem, early Christian writer,

vin. 470; XXIL 827; as hymn-writer,

XII. 579. , Publius, Latin farce-writer, xiv.

164. SYSSITIA, the public mess, at Sparta,

xv. 96. SYSTEMA NATURAE, Linnosus s work,

xiv. 673. SYSTEME DE LA NATURE, by Holbach,

xn. 53; ix. 669.

SYTCHEVKA, town, Russia, xxn. 183. SYTTENDEMAI-POESI, in Norwegian

literature, xvil. 590. SYZRAN, town, Russia, xxn. 856. SZABADKA, town, Hungary, xxn. 856. SZABOITE, mineral, xvi. 417. SZAIBELYITE, mineral, xvi. 396. SZAJNOCHA, Karl, Polish historian, xix.

305-

SZAMOS, river, Transylvania, xxin. 252. SZARVAS, town, Hungary, xxn. 856. SZARZYUSKI, Polish poet, xix. 301. SzATMAR-NEMETl, town, Hungary,

xxil. 856. SZCZEWO (Dirschau), town, Prussia,

vn. 257.

SZCZUCZYN, town, Russia, xiv. 8 1 7. SZECHENYl, Count Stephen, Hungarian

leader, xn. 371.

SZE-CHUEN, province, China, v. 638. SZEGEDIN, town, Hungary, xxn. 856. SZEKLERS, people, Transylvania, xxin.

C22.

SZENTES, town, Hungary, XXIL 856. SZIDLOWIEC, town, Poland, xx. 218. SZIGET, town, Hungary, xxn. 856.

SZOBOSZLO, Hajdu, town, Hungary, XL

377-

SZOLNOK, town, Hungary, xxn. 856. SzujSKl, Polish historian, xix. 305. SZYMONOWICZ, Polish poet, XIX. 301.

"P the twentieth letter of the alphabet, -*- > xxin. i.

TAAL, volcano, Philippines, xvill. 749. TAAS, or Pagodas, Chinese, n. 449. TAB, river, Persia, xvin. 620. TABARD, in mediaeval costume, vi. 470. TABARI, Arab historian, xxin. i ; xvin.

656. TABARINADES, species of French drama,

vn. 424. TABARIYA (Tiberias), town, Palestine,

xxin. 334. TABARKA, harbour, Tripoli, North

Africa, xxill. 575. TABAS, town, Persia, xvm. 627. TABASCHEER, concretion formed in

joints of bamboo, in. 306. TABASCO, state, Mexico, xvi. 214. TABASSARANIANS, Caucasian tribe, xiv.

475- TABAXIR, concretion formed in joints of

bamboo, in. 306. TABENN/E, in Upper Egypt, Monastery

of, xvi. 700.

TABERGITE, mineral, xvi. 414. TABERNACLE, of Scripture, xxin. 5. , in architecture, II. 474.

TABERNACLES, Feast of, Jewish, xxin.

6.

TABES DORSALIS, disease, xvin. 392. TABINET, variety of cloth, xix. 512. TABITI, Scythian deity, xxi. 576. TABLAS, island, Philippines, xvin. 752. TABLAZO, or Plateau, region, Peru, xvin.

670.

TABLE, in furniture, ix. 850. BAY, South Africa, v. 50.

TABLE-LANDS, Formation of, x. 374. TABLE MOUNTAIN, South Africa, v.

42, 50. TABLES, Mathematical, xxin. 7.

, Statistical, xxn. 465.

, The XII., in Roman law, XIV. 328;

- xx. 678, 737.

TABLE TALK, Luther s, i. 785; xv. 84; Selden s, I. 785; XXI. 631.

TABLETS, of ivory, iv. 37; for writing, vn. 257; xvin. 143.

TABLE - TURNING, at spiritualistic seances, xxil. 405, 406.

TABOO, system of religious prohibitions, xxin. 15; xx. 365; in Polynesia, XIX. 428; connexion of, with totem- ism, xxin. 468.

TABOR, mountain, Palestine, xvin. 171. , musical instrument, xix. 1 10.

TABORITES, section of the Hussites (q.v. xn. 407; xvi. Si i.

TABRIZ, or Tabreez, town, Persia, xxin.