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BOLOGNA, Giovanni da, sculptor, iv. 19;

xxi. 569. PHIALS, illustrative of annealing,

ii. 63. BOLOGNE, Jean (Giovanni da Bologna),

sculptor, iv. 19; xxi. 569. BOLOR (Kashkar), state, Central Asia,

xiv. 9. BOLSEC, Jerome, his controversy with

Calvin, iv. 718. BOLSENA, town, Italy, IV. 20. BOLSHOYE, lake, Siberia, xxiv. 742. BOLSHOY TOKMAK, town, Eussia, xxm.

83- BOLSON DE MAPIMI, district, Mexico,

xvi. 216. BOLTON, town, Lancashire, England,

IV. 20.

ABBEY, Yorkshire, England, xxiv.

749-

CASTLE, Yorkshire, England,

xxiv. 749.

BOLTONITE, mineral, xvi. 410.

BOLTS, law exercises, xin. 88.

BOLTZMANN, L., his electrical measure ments, vill. 37; on radiation, XX. 216; on strains in solids, vi. 312.

BOLZANO, town, Austria, iv. 169.

, Bernhard, Catholic theologian, IV.

20.

BOMARSUND, fortress, Aland Islands, Russia, I. 441.

BOMBA, harbour, Tripoli, North Africa, xxm. 575.

, nickname of Ferdinand II., king

of Naples, ix. 79; xin. 489.

BOMBARDES, ancient cannon, II. 557.

BOMBARDIER, beetle, vi. 129.

BOMBARDT, musical instrument, xvn. 706.

BOMBAY, presidency, India, iv. 21; acquisition of, XII. 799; army, II. 590.

, town, India, iv. 25; Jewish settle ment in, xin. 685; libraries, xiv. 533; newspapers, XVII. 432; Parsees in, xvill. 327; university, xxm. 856.

BOMBELLI, R., his work on algebra, I. 514.

BOMBERG, Daniel, Venetian printer, XIX. 176; his Hebrew Bibles, ill. 647.

BOMBON, lake, Philippine Islands, XVIII.

749-

BOMBUS, genus of bees, XII. 342. BOMBYX MORI, silkworm, xxn. 57. BOMVANILAND, territory, South Africa,

xin. 817. BON, Bartolomeo, Venetian sculptor,

xxi. 568.

BONA, town, Algeria, iv. 31. BONABE, island, Pacific Ocean, xvi.

257. BONAFEDE, Paganino, Italian poet, xin.

506.

BONAGRATIA, Franciscan, xvn. 717. BONAI, tributary state, India, v. 769. BONAIRE, island, West Indies, xxiv.

510.

BONALD, Vicomte de, French philo sopher, IV. 27; ix. 672. BONANNUS, Italian metal-worker, xvi.

74, 760. BONANZA, rich mineral lode, xvi. 441;

xvn. 368. BONAPARTE, Corsican family, iv. 27;

xxi. 192.

, Charles Lucien, naturalist, iv. 29;

on birds, xvill. 14, 16, 17, 31.

, Frangois Charles Joseph (Napoleon

II. ), xvn. 226. , Jerume, king of Westphalia, iv. 30.

, Joseph, king of Naples and Spain,

iv. 27; ix. 616; xvii. 191; xxn. 344.

, Louis, king of Holland, IV. 29.

, Louis Lucien, philologist, IV. 29.

, Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III.,

q.v., emperor of the French), xvn.

226; iv. 29; IX. 622; his intervention

in Italy, xin. 490.

, Lucien, prince of Canino, IV. 28;

ambassador to Spain, xix. 550. , Marie Anne Elisa, sister of

Napoleon I., iv. 29. , Marie Annonciade Caroline, wife

of Murat, iv. 30.

, Marie Pauline, sister of Napoleon

L, iv. 29. -, Napoleon (Napoleon L, q.v., empe

ror of the French), xvn. 192; IX. 608; his campaigns against Austria, in. 130; his rule in Italy, xin. 485; his invasion of Russia, xxi. 100. , Pierre Napoleon, adventurer, IV.

29. BONA SFORZA, queen of Poland, xix.

290. BONAVENTURA, St, theologian and

philosopher, iv. 30; xvi. 710; xxi.

427; his mystical teaching, xvn. 132. BONAVENTURE, island, Canada, xx.

165. BONAVISTA BAY, Newfoundland, xvn.

383-

BOND, Henry, his contributions to navigation, xvi I. 255.

BONDAR, Swedish landed freemen, XXII. 744.

BONDMEN, European peasants, I. 294.

BONDONE, Giotto di (Giotto), Italian painter, x. 609; xxi. 434.

BONDU, kingdom, West Africa, IV. 31.

BONDUC NUT, xvn. 664.

BONE, xxii. 109; I. 853; diseases of, xxii. 684; fracture of, xxn. 681, 684; repair of broken, xvill. 366; tumours of, XVIIL 370; of fishes, XII. 640; of mammals, XV. 355; for gelatin making, x. 132; coloured by madder- feeding, xv. 176; Duhamel s experi ments on, VII. 518. See Bones. , town, Algeria, IV. 31. -, Henry, English enamel painter, IV.

32; vni. 185. BONE-BLACK, v. 399. BONE-CAVES, v. 267.

BONE NAPHTHA, xvn. 175.

BONE PHOSPHATES, of Charleston,

U.S.A., v. 428. BONER (Bonner), Edmund, bishop of

London, iv. 34; vui. 338, 340. BONES, as manure, I. 305, 347; xv.

512; as source of phosphorus, xvill.

815.

BO NESS (Borrowstounness), town, Scot land, iv. 65. BONFIGLI, Benedetto, Italian painter,

iv. 32; xxi. 436.

BONG A, town, Central Africa, xill. 816. BONGO, people, Central Africa, iv. 32. BONI, kingdom, Celebes, IV. 32; v. 288;

bay of, v. 287. BONIFACE, St, apostle of Germany, iv.

335 x. 478.

- I., pope, iv. 33; xix. 491.

- II., pope, iv. 33; xix. 492.

- III., pope, iv. 33; xix. 494.

- IV. -VI., popes, iv. 33. -VII., pope, iv. 33; xix. 497.

- VIII., pope, iv. 33; xin. 476; xix. 501; xx. 798; his quarrel with Philip IV. of France, IX. 544.

- IX., pope, iv. 33; xx. 803. , prince of Savoy, xxi. 339.

-, marquis of Tuscany, XXIII. 671.

BONIFACIO, town, Corsica, iv. 33; strait of, xxi. 307.

BONI MORES, in Roman law, xx. 671.

BONIN ISLANDS, Japan, xin. 569, 570; XVIIL 128.

BONITO, fish, xxm. 625.

BON-MOTS, ana, i. 784.

BONN, town, Rhenish Prussia, IV. 33; observatory, xvn. 712; university, xxm. 848.

, Andrew, on the anatomy of mem branes, I. 814.

BONNATERRE, Pierre Jean, on birds, XVIIL 7.

BONNER, Edmund, bishop of London, iv. 34; viii. 338, 340.

BONNET, head-dress, vi. 476; straw- plaiting for, xxn. 593.

, Charles, Swiss naturalist and philo sopher, IV. 35; XXII. 799; XXIV. 806; on development of germs, vni. 745, 760.

BONNETTE, in fortification, IX. 427.

BONNEVAL, Comte de, French adven turer, IV. 36.

BONNEVILLE, town, France, xxi. 333.

, Lake, Utah, U.S.A., xxiv. 19.

BONNIVARD, Frangois de (Prisoner of Chillon), Swiss writer, iv. 36; xxn.

797-

BONO of Ferrara, Italian painter, xv. 501.

BONONIA (Widdin), Roman town, Bul garia, xxiv. 558.

BONPA RELIGION, in Tibet, xxm. 344.

BON PAYS, district, France, xvn. 496.

BONPLAND, mountain, Nevada, U.S.A., xxm. 798.

, Aime, French botanist and tra