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T H E T H

THERMOMETRY, xi. 558; xix. 2.

THERMONATRITE, mineral, xvi. 399.

THERMOPHONE, telephone, xxm. 130.

THERMOPOLIA, for sale of hot drinks, at Pompeii, xix. 449.

THERMOPYL/E, Greece, Battle of (480 B.C.), xi. 100; xiv. 462; xviii. 572.

THERMOSCOPES, indicators of tempera ture, xi. 559; xx. 132.

THERMO-THERMAPEUTICS, or Hydro pathy, xii. 542; in. 438, 440.

THERMOTROPISM, in vegetable physio- log} , xix. 59.

THEROIGNE DE MERICOURT, Anne Joseph, French Revolutionist, XXIII.

293- THERON, tyrant of Agrigentum, I. 417;

xxii. 16. THEROPODA, order of fossil reptiles, xx.

443- THERUSIA (Vulcano), one of the Lipari

Islands, Mediterranean Sea, Xiv. 682. THESEIUM, temple, ancient Athens, in. 4. THESES SALMURIENSES, French body

of divinity, I. 783. THESEUS, of Greek legend, xxm. 293;

in. 59; his connexion with Scyros,

xxi. 574. THESMOPHORIA, Greek festival, xxm.

295; v. 345; vii. 57. THESMOPHORIAZUS^:, Aristophanes s

comedy, 1 1. 509. THESMOTHETVE, Greek magistrates, n.

476. THESPI^E, town, ancient Greece, xxm.

297. THESPIS, traditional inventor of tragedy,

vii. 404. THESPROTI, ancient Greek tribe, vill.

483- THESPROTI A, Epirus, Oracle at, xvn.

808. THESSALIAN DIALECT, of Greek, xi.

132. THESSALIOTIS, district, Thessaly, xxm.

299. THESSALONIANS, Epistles to the, xxm.

297.

THESSALONICA (Salonica), town, Mace donia, xxi. 227; xv. 137; xxm. 297. THESSALUS, physician of Tralles, xv.

802. THESSALY, district, Greece, xxm. 298

coins of, xvn. 641.

THETFORD, town, England, xxm. 299. THETIS, of Greek mythology, I. 95;

xvn. 346. THEUDAS, of Acts of the Apostles, I

126. THEUDEMIR, king of the East Goths

xxm. 256. THEUDIBERT, king of the Alemanni

xvn. 233. THEUERDANK, German allegorical

work, x. 527; XV. 644. THEVENOT, Jean do, French Oriental

traveller, XXIII. 300.

THEW, instrument of punishment, XIX.

96. THIAKI (Ithaca), island, Greece, xm.

THIAN SHAN, mountains, Central Asia,

n. 686; xvni. 102; xxi. 640; xxii.

818; xxm. 631. THIBAUT of Champagne, early French

writer, ix. 642.

, Anton Friedrich Justus, German

jurist, xxm. 300. THIBET, or Tibet (q.v. country, Central

Asia, xxm. 337. THIBODI, Phra Kami, Siamese ruler,

xxi. 854.

THIELE, river, Switzerland, xvn. 361. THIELT, town, Belgium, xxm. 302. THIERRY, Ameclce Simon Dominique,

French historian, xxm. 302; IX. 680;

on the Gallic Druids, vii. 478. , Jacques Nicolas Augustin, French

historian, XXIII. 302; ix. 680. AND THEODORET, tragedy of

Beaumont and Fletcher, ill. 470. , THIERS, town, France, xxm. 302; xx.

120. , Louis Adolphe, French historian

and statesman, xxm. 302; IX. 619;

as a writer, ix, 68 1.

THIETBERGA, wife of Lothaire of Lor raine, xvii. 483. THIGH, Anatomy of the, I. 829; of birds,

ill. 722; of mammals, XV. 360. THIMONIER, Barthelemy, inventor of a

sewing machine, XXI. 718. THING, Great, Swedish tribal assembly,

xxii. 744. THINOCORIS, genus of birds, xix.

228. THIOCYANATES, in chemistry, xx.

25- TH ION VILLE, fortress, Lorraine, XV. 7. THIOSULPHATES, in chemistry, xxii.

636. THIRLWALL, Connop, bishop of St

David s, historian xxm. 305. THIRSK, town, England, xxm. 306. THIRST, xvn. 667. THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES, of Church of

England, II. 653; VI. 564; vill. 377,

379- TH IRTY YEARS WAR (1618-1648),

IX. 568; X. 500; in Austria, III.

125; effect of, in England, vin. 344;

effects on Holland, XII. 78; in Saxony,

XXL 354; Spanish part in, xxii.

331; Sweden s participation in, xxii.

749; influence 011 Switzerland, xxii.

794; Wallenstein s part in, xxiv.

328. THIS-RONG-DE-TSAN, or Khri-srong-

klen-btsan, Tibetan king, Xiv. 502;

xxm. 345. THISTLE, plant, xxm. 306.

, Order of the, xiv. 123. THISTLEWOOD CONSPIRACY (1820), in

England, xxm. 307.

THIV/E (Thebes), town, Greece, xxm.

229. THLINKEETS, race, North America, xii.

826; exogamy among, v. 187. THOLOBATE, in architecture, n. 474. THOLUCK, Friedrich August, German

theologian and preacher, xxill. 307. THOMAS, St, apostle, xxm. 308. , prince of Savoy, xxi. 339.

of Celano, XXI II. 308. of Erceldoune, Scottish legendary

poet, xxm. 308.

of Hark el, Syriac writer, xxii. 825.

of Marga, Syriac writer, xxii. 848.

of Stitny, Bohemian writer, xxii.

151. , Antoine Leonard, French writer,

IX. 670. , George, military adventurer, India,

ill. 629. , George H., American general,

XXlll. 790. A KEMPIS, mediaeval writer, Xiv.

31 ; XI. 208; his relation to mysticism,

xvn. 134. AQUINAS, scholastic philosopher,

II. 231. See Aquinas.

BECKET, archbishop of Canter

bury, I. 31. See Becket. THOMASIUS, Christian, German jurist

and publicist, xxm. 309; x. 532;

XVIII. 540; his influence in Halle

university, xxm. 847. THOMAS LITTLE, Thomas Moore s nom

de plume, xvi. 806. THOMASON, his collection of pamphlets,

XVIII. 205. THOMISM, in scholastic philosophy, xxi.

429. THOMPSON, Sir Benjamin (Count Ruin-

ford), scientist and diplomatist, xxm.

309-

, John Vaughau, English physician

and naturalist, xxiv. 808; on Mol- lusca, xvi. 632.

, Thomas Peronnet, English politi cian and mathematician, xxm. 310.

THOMSENOLITE, mineral, xvi. 384.

THOMSON, Andrew, Scottish church man, XXI. 538.

, Sir Charles Wyville, Scottish

naturalist, xxm. 310. -, James (1700-1748), Scottish poet,

author of The Seasons, xxm. 311. -, James (1834-1882), Scottish poet,

author of City of Dreadful Night, xxm. 312. -, John, of Duddingston, Scottish

landscape painter, xxm. 312. -, John, Scottish logaritlimist, xiv.

776.

-, Sir William, on attraction, ill. 64; xv. 226; his compass improvements, VI. 228; on elastic solids, vi. 312; his contributions to the science of electri city, Vill. n, 15, 32, 33, 75,76,81,85,