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479

ZIDJE SABI, Albategni s work, I. 449. ZiEGENRUCKEN, mountain, Germany,

XX. 552. ZIENKIEWICZ, Reginald, Polish writer,

XIX. 304.

ZIGALGA, mountain, Russia, xxiv. 4. ZIHL, river, Switzerland, xvn. 361. ZlJ, Persian astronomical tables, xvn.

771.

ZIKR, dervishes chant, VII. 1 14. ZlLlS, town, North Africa, XV. 637. ZlLLAH, wife of Lamech of Scripture,

XIV. 238. ZlMB, or Tsetse (q.v.), fly, xxm. 601;

vn. 256. ZlMISCES, John I., Greek emperor, xill.

712.

ZIMME, Shan state, Burmah, XXI. 773. ZiMMERMANN, Johann Georg, Swiss

philosopher and physician, XXIV. 784;

x. 535; XXII. 798. , Karl, of Darmstadt, German

evangelical preacher, XI. 335. ZIMOCCA SPONGE, xxn. 423, 428. ZIMOROWICZ, Polish poet, xix. 301. ZINC, metal, xxiv. 784; xvi. 382; as

chemical element, v. 526,573; cyanide

of, XX. 23; boiling point of, XX. 134;

ores of, xvi. 58; dressing of ores, XVI.

465; salts of, as poisons, xix. 278;

strength of, xxn. 603; deposits of, in

Silesia, XXII. 53; production of, XVI.

467; production in England, vill. 229;

production in United States, xxm.

817.

- WHITE, pigment, xix. 86. ZINCITE, mineral, XVI. 385. ZINCKE, German economist, XIX. 363. ZINCKEN, musical instrument, XXIV.

787.

ZiNCKENlTE, mineral, XVI. 394. ZINCOGRAPHY, xiv. 699; in map-print ing, xxii. 715.

ZlNCOTYPES, in printing, XXIII. 704. ZlNCZ, religious rite of Lithuanians, xiv.

701.

ZiNDEH-RuD, river, Persia, xin. 394. ZINGARIS, or Gipsies (q.v.), x. 612. ZlNGARO, Lo (Antonio Solario), Nea politan painter, XXII. 249. ZINGIBER, genus of plants, x. 603. ZINKEN, or Zincken, musical instru ment, xxiv. 787. ZINN, John Godfrey, German anatomist,

I. 814.

ZINNIA, garden annual, xil. 249. ZINNWALDITE, mineral, xvi. 413. ZlNZENDORF, Count of, leader of the

Moravian Brethren, xxiv. 788; XVI.

812 ; xxii. 368; as writer, x. 534;

hymns by, xil. 588. ZION, hill, Jerusalem, xin. 639. See

also article Temple. ZIPHIUS, genus of cetacean mammals,

xv. 396. ZIRCON, mineral, x. 228; xvi. 390; as

precious stone, Xill. 532.

ZIRCONIUM, chemical element, xxiv.

789; v. 538. ZlRlTES, Empire of the, in Tunis, XXIII.

620. ZlSKA, John, Hussite leader, xxiv. 790;

Xil. 407.

ZITTAU, town, Saxony, xxiv. 790. ZIYAD, brother of caliph Moawiya I.,

xvi. 566. ZIZA, Palermo, Sicily, Catacombs of, v.

ZIZITH, Jewish prayer-fringe, xix. i. ZIZKA, John, Hussite leader, xxiv. 790;

xil. 407.

ZIZYPHUS, genus of plants, xin. 767. ZLATOUST, town, Russia, xxiv. 790;

xxm. 717.

ZLOTOPOL, town, Russia, xiv. 69. ZMEINOGORSK, town, Russia in Asia,

xxn. 11; xxm. 439. ZNAIM, or Znaym, town, Moravia, xxiv.

790.

ZOAN, ancient town, Egypt, VII. 769. ZOANTHARIA, order of corals, VI. 369. ZOBAAH, whirlwind of sand, Egypt, vn.

703-

ZOBAH, ancient state, Syria, xxn. 822. ZOBAIR B. BAKKAR, Arab historian,

xxm. 3. ZoBLlTZ, Saxony, Serpentine rock of,

xxi. 683. ZODIAC, xxiv. 791; astrological meaning

of, II. 740; signs of, II. 771; Dupuis s

theory of signs of, VII. 550; Egyptian

zodiacs, vn. 78.

ZODIACAL LIGHT, xxiv. 796; n. 790. ZOE, wife of Michael IV., Byzantine

emperor, XVI. 226. ZOEA, stage in development of Crustacea,

vi. 644. ZOELLNER S FIGURE, in optics, vm.

827. ZOGHAWAS, tribe, Central Africa, XXI 1 1.

334-

ZOHAIR, Arabic poet, xvi. 537. ZOHAR, sacred book of the Kabbalah, I.

463; xni. 813.

, Midrash, xvi. 286.

ZOHARITES, Jewish sect, xin. 681. ZoisiTE, mineral, XVI. 409. ZOLLNER, Johann Carl Friedrich, Ger man astronomer and physicist, XXIV.

798; his figure in optics, VIII. 827;

on the light of the moon, II. 802; on

uranometry, xvm. 841. ZOLLVEREIN, German customs union,

x. 455, 505. ZOLOTONOSHA, town, Russia, xix.

410.

ZOMBOR, town, Hungary, xxiv. 798. ZONARAS, Joannes, Byzantine historian

and theologian, xxiv. 798. ZONES, climatic, vi. 2.

, of crystals, xvi. 352.

ZOOGLCEA, in development of Schizomy-

cetes, xxi. 401, 402. ZOOLOGICAL REGIONS, vn. 269.

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, xxn. 225. ZOOLOGY, xxiv. 799; n. 49. ZOOPHORUS, in architecture, II. 475. ZOOSPORES, reproductive organs in

plants, XX. 423. ZOOXANTHELLA, genus of parasitic

Algae, xix. 852. ZOPF, W., his researches on Schizomy-

cetes, XXI. 399. ZORGITE, mineral, xvi. 391. ZORILLA, Jose, Spanish poet and drama tist, xxn. 361. ZORNDORF, Prussia, Battle of (1758),

in. 128; xxi. 99. ZOROASTER, founder of Zoroastrianism,

xxiv. 820; xvm. 325. ZOROASTRIANISM, Oriental religion,

xxiv. 822; xvm. 607; xx. 360;

sacred book of, xxiv. 775; xvm. 653;

language of the sacred book, xvm.

134- ZORRIMO, Patagonian skunk, xvm.

353-

ZORRO, Patagonian fox, xvm. 353. ZosiMUS, or Zozimus, bishop of Rome,

xxiv. 824; xix. 491; his attitude in

the Pelagian controversy, xvm. 472.

, Greek historian, XXIV. 823.

, the Theban, his chemical dis coveries, I. 462. ZOSTEROPS, bird, XXIV. 824. ZOUAVES, of French army, origin of the

name, xin. 815. ZOUCH, Richard, English jurist, XXIV.

824. ZOUTPANSBERG, mountains, South

Africa, xxm. 517. ZoziMUS, or Zosimus (q.v,), bishop of

Rome, xxiv. 824.

ZRINYI, Count, defender of Cziget, Hun gary (1566), xxm. 644. ZSCHOKKE, Johann Heinrich Daniel,

German writer, xxiv. 824. ZUBSTOFF, town, Russia, xxm. 672. ZUCCARO, or Zucchero, Federigo, Italian

painter, xxiv. 825. , Taddeo, Italian painter, xxiv.

825. ZUCCHI, Antonio, Venetian artist, xiv.

1 6. ZUG, canton, Switzerland, xxiv. 826;

xxii. 783; town, xxiv. 826.

, Lake of, Switzerland, XXII. 777.

ZUGUR, island, Red Sea, xx. 316. ZULA (Zulla), town, Red Sea, Africa,

xxiv. 826. ZULALI, Persian romance- writer, xvm.

660. ZULLA, town, on Red Sea, Africa, xxiv.

826. ZULPICH, Prussia, Battle of (496), x.

476. ZULU-KAFFRES, group of people, South

Africa, xvn. 319; of the Transvaal,

xxm. 518. ZULULAND, territory, South Africa,