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VALERIO-HORATIAN LAW, Roman, XX.

737- VALERIUS, Lockhart s novel, xiv. 763.

, Publius, Roman consul, xxiv. 41.

ANTIAS, Roman historian, xiv.

729.

- DlOCLETIANUS, or Diocletian (q.v.), Roman emperor, vn. 244.

FLACCUS, Cains, Roman poet, IX.

274; xx. 726.

- MAXIMUS, Latin writer, xxiv. 41. VAL-ES-DUNES, Battle of (1047), xvn.

543- VALETTA, town, Malta, xxiv. 42; xv.

340; siege of (1565), xxi. 174. VALETTE, John La, grand-master of

Knights Hospitallers, xxi. 174. VALI, Turkish governor, xxm. 654. VALKI, town, Russia, xiv. 57. VALLA, George, his De Expetendis et

Fugiendis Rebus, vin. 193. , Lorenzo or Laurentius, Italian

scholar, xxiv. 42; xx. 323. VALLADOLID, province, Spain, xxiv. 42. , town, Spain, xxi v. 43; university,

xxm. 839, 851. (Morelia), town, Michoacan de

Ocampo, Mexico, xvi. 820. , town, Yucatan, Mexico, xxiv. 43,

758. VALLANDIGHAM, Clement L., political

agitator, U.S.A., xiv. 66 1. VALLE, Pietro della, Italian traveller,

xxiv. 43.

CRUCIS, abbey, Wales, xiv. 741.

DE PlELAGOS, town, Spain, XXI.

297. VALLEJO, town, California, U.S.A.,

xxiv. 44. VALLETTA, town, Malta, xxiv. 42; xv.

340; siege of (1565), xxi. 174. VAL LEVENTINA, district, Switzerland,

xxii. 785; xxm. 351. VALLEY FIELD, town, Canada, xx. 167. VALLEY FORGE, U.S.A., Washington s

strategic position at, xxiv. 389. VALLEY OF DEATH, Asia Minor, xxiv.

399- VALLOMBROSA, Order of, monastic

society, xvi. 708. VALLS, town, Spain, xxiv. 44. VALMIKI, Brahman poet, xxi. 280. VALMY, Duke of (Kellermann), French

marshal, xiv. 29. VALOIS, House of, French dynasty, IX.

545; its connexion with Capet family,

v. 55. , Adrian de, French historiographer,

L 784.

, Felix de, abbot of Trinitarians,

xxm. 574. VALONA (Avlona), town, Albania, in.

157- VALONIA, tanning material, XL 88; xiv.

382; xvii. 694. VALPARAISO, town, Chili, xxiv. 44;

province, v. 617.

VALPY, A. J., his editions of the classics, in. 657.

VALRHEIN, mountain, Switzerland, i. 621; xxm. 351.

VALS, spa, France, xxiv. 45; xvi. 435.

VALSALVA, Antonio Maria, Italian ana tomist, I. 813; xv. 815.

VALSERINE, river, France, xx. 528.

VALS-LES-BAINS, spa, France, xxiv. 45; xvi. 435.

VALTELLINA, district, North Italy, xxiv. 45; xxn. 791, 794.

VALUE, in economics, xxiv. 45; in rela tion to wealth, xxiv. 461; socialistic views of, xxii. 211 ; Marx on, xxn. 211. See also article Political Economy.

VALUIKI, town, Russia, xxiv. 298.

VALVATA, genus of snails, xxn. 188.

VALVES, VALVE-MOTIONS, in steam- engine, xxn. 501.

, of the heart, L 900; xxiv. 98; of the veins, I. 905; xxiv. 103.

VALVULAR DISEASE, of the heart, XL

553- VAMCAVALI, Nepalese chronicle, xvii.

344- VAMPIRE, bat, xxiv. 52; 111.432; vn.62;

xv. 415; sense of touch in, xxm. 479. VAMPYRELLA, genus of Protozoa, xix.

839- VAN, town, Asiatic Turkey, xxiv. 53;

province, xxm. 653.

, Lake, Asiatic Turkey, xxiv. 53;

xiv. 222; xxm. 654. VANADINE BRONZITE, mineral, xvi.

416.

VANADINITE, mineral, xvi. 407. VANADIUM, chemical element, XXIV.

545 v - 539; i 11 i ron > XIIL 284- VAN ALPHEN, Hieronymus, Dutch

writer, xn. 97. VANBRUGH, Sir John, English dramatist

and architect, xxiv. 54; II. 443; VII.

436. VAN BUREN, Martin, president of the

United States, XXIV. 56; xin. 766. VANCOUVER, George, English navigator,

xxiv. 56; x. 190. ISLAND, British Columbia, xxiv.

57; its mineral wealth, vi. 169. VAN CUELEN, Ludolph, mathematician,

xxn. 434. VANDALS, Teutonic people, xxiv. 58;

xx. 780; in Spain, xxn. 308. VANDALUS (Vistula), river, Russian

Poland, xix. 307. VAN DEN BOSCH, Johannes, governor

of Dutch East Indies, xn. 820; xin.

604.

VAN DEN ENDE, Franz, Dutch physi cian and teacher, xxn. 400. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, at Nash ville, Tennessee, U.S.A., xvii. 236. VAN DER GOES, Hugo, Flemish painter,

x. 721. VAN DER GOES, Jan, Dutch poet, n.

138; xn. 95.

VAN DER HELST, Bartholomanis, Dutch

painter, XI. 641. VAN DER HEYDEN, Jan, Dutch painter,

XL 784. VAN DER MEER, Jan, Dutch painter

xv. 824. VAN DER PALM, Johannes Henricus,

Dutch historian, xn. 97. VAN DER WEYDEN, Roger (c. 1400-64),

Flemish painter, xxi. 439, 443; his

connexion with Memling, xv. 846. VAN DER WEYDEN, Roger (1450-1529),

Flemish painter, xxi. 439, 443. VANDEVELDE, Adrian, Dutch painter,

xxiv. 59.

, William, Dutch painter, xxiv. 59.

VAN-DIEMEN S-LAND, or Tasmania

( /.v.), island, Australasia, xxn I. 72. VAN DYCK, Sir Anthony, Flemish

painter, XXIV. 59.

VANDYKE BROWN, pigment, xix. 88. VANE, in architecture, n. 475. , Sir Henry, English Parliamen tarian, xxiv. 65.

VANELLUS, genus of birds, xiv. 308. VANESSA (Esther Vanhomrigh), friend

of Dean Swift, xxn. 765; in. 590. VAN EYCK, Hubert, Flemish painter,

VIII. 814. VAN EYCK, Jan, Flemish painter, vin.

815; xxi. 438. VAN GOYEN, Jan Josephszoon, Dutch

painter, XL 23. VAN HAREN, Onno Zwier, Dutch poet,

xn. 96. VAN HAREN, Willem, Dutch poet, xn.

96. VAN HELMONT, Jean Baptist e, Belgian

mystic and alchemist, xi. 638; I. 467;

v. 460; xv. 8 10. VANHOMRIGH, Esther, Dean Swift s

Vanessa, xxii. 765 ; her bequest to

Berkeley, in. 590. VANIKORO, island, Santa Crux, Pacific,

xvii. 395.

VANILLA, spice, xxiv. 66. VANILLIN, principle in vanilla, v. 573;

XXIV. 66; as perfume, xvni. 526. VANINI, Lucilio, Italian pantheist, xxiv.

67. VANITY FAIR, Thackeray s novel, xxm.

215.

VANITY OF HUMAN WISHES, by John son, xin. 723. VANLOO, Charles Andrew, Italian

painter, xxiv. 68.

, John Baptist, French painter,

xxiv. 68. VAN MINE, Montgomeryshire, Wales,

xvi. 453. VANNED, Stefano, Italian musician,

xvn. 84.

VANNES, town, France, xxiv. 68. VAN NOORT, Adam, Flemish painter,

xxi. 41. VANNUCCHI (Andrea del Sarto), Italian