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garius, ill. 585; Luther s views on,

xv. 81. TRANSVAAL, country, South Africa,

xxm. 516; i. 270. TRANSVERSE FLUTE, xxm. 519. TRANSYLVANIA, principality, Austria- Hungary, XXIII. 521; XII. 361; con quest of, by Walachia, xxi. 17 ;

Unitarianism in, xxm. 725. TRAP, for drain, iv. 467; for water-pipe,

xxi. 714.

TRAPANI, town, Sicily, xxm. 522. TRAPASSI, Pietro (Metastasio), Italian

dramatist and poet, xin. 513; xvi.

103.

TRAPEZIUMS, Mensuration of, xvi. 1 5. TRAPEZUS (Trebizond), town, Asia

Minor, xix. 459; xxm. 533. TRAPPISTS, monastic order, xxm. 522. TRAQUAIR CASTLE, Peeblesshire, Scot land, xvin. 452. TRASIMENE, Lake, Italy, xin. 440;

battle of (217 B.C.), XL 442. TRAS-OS-MONTES, province, Portugal,

xxm. 525. TRASTAMARA, Henry of, king of Castile,

xiv. 255.

TRAUSNITZ, Castle of, Bavaria, xiv. 281. TRAVANCORE, state, India, xxm. 525. TRAVELLER, The, Goldsmith s poem,

x. 762. TRAVELLER S SONG, Anglo-Saxon poem,

viii. 403. TRAVELLER S TREE, in Madagascar, xv.

170. TRAVEMUNDE, dependency of Liibeck,

Germany, xv. 33. TRAVERS, Anne, mistress of Edward

III. of England, vn. 684. , W. T. L., on New Zealand birds,

xvii. 469. , Val de, Neuehatel, Switzerland,

xvii. 361; asphalt of, n. 716. TRAVERSES, in fortification, ix. 445. TRAVERSE TABLE, in. navigation, xvii.

264. TRAVERSING, as basis for survey, xxn.

705. TRAVERTINE, Roman building stone,

xx. 808.

TRAWLING, mode of fishing, ix. 246. TRAYLE, or Vignette, in architecture, n.

475- TREADLE, of loom, xxiv. 464; ancient,

xxm. 206. TREAD-MlLL, or Treadwheel, in prison

discipline, XIX. 755; its invention by

Cubitt, VI. 683. TREASON, in law, xxm. 525; vi. 588;

in United States, xxm. 751. TREASURER, Lord High, of Great

Britain, xxn. 458. TREASURE-TROVE, Law relating to,

xxm. 530. TREASURY, English state department,

xxii. 458. TREAT, Captain Robert, early settler,

Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., xvii.

37i-

TREATIES, contracts between states, xxm. 530.

TREBBIA, river, Italy, xm. 436; battle of (218 B.C.), xx. 749.

TREBELLIUS POLLIO, Augustan his torian, in. 74.

TREBIZOND, town, Turkey in Asia, xxm. 533; province, xxm. 653. , Empire of, xxm. 533.

TREDEGAR, town, England, xxm. 534.

TREDIAKOVSKI, Basil, Russian poet, xxi. 106.

TREE-CREEPER, bird, xxm. 534.

TREE-FERN, xxm. 534; ix. 102.

TREE-FROG, ix. 795, 797.

TREE OF LIFE, of paradise, i. 137, 138.

TREE OF LIFE, arbor vitae, n. 313.

TREES, in forestry, IX. 397; culture of, II. 314, 321; garden, XII. 260; large, in California, iv. 704; xxi. 673; xxm. 809; large, in Victoria, xxiv. 217.

TREE SNAKES, xxn. 195.

TREGELLES, Samuel Prideaux, English New Testament scholar, xxm. 535.

TRELAWNY, Captain Edward John, friend of Shelley, xxi. 792.

TREMAREC, Kerguelen, French navi gator, xiv. 49.

TREMATODA, division of worms, xxm. 535; their relation to tape-worms, xxm. 54; parasitic forms, xvm. 259.

TREMBECKI, Stanislaus, Polish poet, xix. 303.

TREMBLEY, Abraham, Swiss naturalist, xxiv. 806.

TREMELAI, Bernard de, master of Knights Templars, xxm. 160.

TREMELLINI, suborder of Fungi, IX.

832.

TREMIL/E, ancient tribe, Asia Minor,

xv. 92.

TREMITI ISLANDS, Italy, xm. 441. TREMOLITE, mineral, xvi. 417. TREMOLOPHONE, Girard s, musical in strument, x. 620. TREMONT, peninsula, site of Boston,

Massachusetts, U.S.A., iv. 72. TRENCH, Richard Chenevix, archbishop

of Dublin, XX 1 1 1. 540. TRENCHES, in fortification, ix. 430. TRENCHING, of land, i. 335. TRENCK, Franz, Baron von der, Austrian

commander, xxm. 541. , Friedrich, Freiherr von der,

German adventurer, xxm. 542. TRENDELENBURG, Friedrich Adolf,

German philosopher, xxm. 542; on

the categories, v. 225. TRENT, river, England, xvii. 598.

, town, Austria, XXI 1 1. 543.

, Council of (1545-62), XXIII. 543;

v. 416; XIX. 153, 504; decrees and

canons of, VI. 564; Pallavicini s History

of, xvm. 189; Sarpi s History of, XXI.

312.

TRENT AFFAIR, between England and United States, xxm. 775 ; Lincoln s part in, xiv. 66 1.

TRENTON, town, New Jersey, U.S.A., xxm. 552; battle of (1776), xxm.

743-

- FALLS, New York, U.S.A., xvii.

451. TRENT RIVER CANAL, Canada, xxi.

i So. TREPANG, or Tripang, edible echino-

derin, ill. 477; vil. 639; fisheries,

IX. 268.

TREPHINING, in surgery, xxii. 689. TRESCHOW, Niels, Norse philosopher,

xvii. 590. TRESCO, one of the Scilly Isles, England,

xxi. 465.

TRESPASS, in law, xxm. 552. "PRESSURE, in heraldry, xi. 697. TRETENTERATA, group of Brachiopoda,

iv. 189, 194. TRETUM, promontory, Numidia, xvn.

627. TREUGA DEI, or Truce of God, xxm.

590; ix. 537. TREVES, town, Rhenish Prussia, xxm.

552; university, XXIII. 842. TREVIRANUS, Gottfried Reinhold,

German naturalist, xxm. 553 ; on

evolution, vm. 748.

TREVISOJ town, Italy, xxm. 554; uni versity, xxm. 837. TREVITHICK, Richard, improver of

steam-engine, xxm. 554; xxii. 476. TRIADS, The, in Welsh literature, v.

316-

TRIAL, in law, xxm. 555. TRIALOGUS, Wycliffe s work, xxiv. 711. TRIANGLES, Measurement of, xxm.

561; xvi. 14; geometrical relations of,

x. 377- TRIANGULAR NUMBERS, Tables of,

xxm. 8. TRIANGULATION, in geodesy, vn. 597,

599; x. 163, 167; XV. 522; in survey ing, xxn. 697. TRIANONS, pavilions, Versailles, France,

xxiv. 177.

TRIASSIC ROCKS, in geology, x. 352. TRIBE, TRIBES, among primitive races,

IX. 20; grouping in, vm. 619; Irish

and Gaelic, v. 799. TRIBES OF ISRAEL, Settlement of the,

xvm. 512. TRIBONIAN, Roman jurist, xxm. 555;

xm. 793.

TRIBONYX, genus of birds, xvi. 808. TRIBOULET, French jester, ix. 367. TRIBUNATE, Roman, xx. 736, 771. TRIBUNE, Roman public officer, xxm.

556.

TRIBUTE, in state finance, ix. 171. TRICAMARUM, near Carthage, North

Africa, Battle of (533), xxiv. 59. TRICHECHUS, genus of carnivorous