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CANTU, or Canturio, town, Italy, v. 39. CANULEIAN LAW, in Home, xx. 738. CANUS, Melchior, Spanish bishop, iv.

811; XIIL 650. CANUSIUM (Canosa), ancient town, Italy,

v. 23. CANUTE, or Cnut, king of Denmark and

England, v. 39; vm. 287. CANVAS, cloth, v. 40; for painting,

xviii. 137; for sails, xxi. 154. CANVAS-BACK DUCK, bird, xix. 252. CANZONIERE, Petrarch s lyrics, xm.

504; xviii. 711. CAOUANA, genus of chelonian reptiles,

xxin. 458. CAOUTCHIN, volatile hydrocarbon, xn.

840. CAOUTCHOUC (India-rubber, q.v.), xn.

835; iv. 88. - NAPHTHA, xvn. 174.

TREE, Brazil, iv. 226. CAPE BRETON, island, Nova Scotia, v.

40; xvn. 601. CAPE COAST CASTLE, town, West Africa,

v. 41. CAPE COLONY, South Africa, v. 41; i.

270; birds of, xviii. 16; debt, xvn.

247; diamond mines, VII. 164;

marine fishes, xn. 681; mines, xvi.

469; Christian missions, xvi. 517;

newspapers, xvn. 433; railways, xx.

252; university, xxm. 857; wine in dustry, xxiv. 611. CAPEFIGUE, Battiste Honore Eaymond,

French writer, V. 53. CAPE HAYTIEN, town, Hayti, v. 50. CAPE HORN, South America, xxm.

383; rounded by Maire and Schouten,

x. 1 86. CAPEL, Lord, English Royalist leader, v.

53-

CAPELIN, fish, xxi. 221, 224. CAPELL, Edward, Shakespearean critic,

v- 53-

CAPELLA, Martianus Mineus Felix, scientific writer, v. 53; his encyclo paedia, Vin. 191; on mnemonics, xvi. 532-

CAPELLEN, Admiral, his expedition against Algiers, I. 566.

CAPE MAY, town, New Jersey, U.S.A., xvn. 397.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, South Africa, rounded by Bartolommeo Dias, v. 44; vii. 169; x. 57; by Vasco da Gama, x. 57, 181.

CAPE-PIGEON, bird, xviii. 712.

CAPERCALLY, or Capercailzie, bird, v.

53- CAPERNAUM, Palestine, v. 54; site of,

x. 29.

CAPERS, pickle, v. 54. CAPE ST ROQUE CURRENT, in Atlantic,

in. 19. CAPE ST VINCENT, Portugal, Battle of

(1797), xvn. 322. CAPET, royal family, France, v. 55.

CAPET, Hugh, king of France, IX. 536;

abbeys held by, I. 24; Paris his

capital, xvni. 287. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, v. 49; i.

270; libraries, xiv. 534, 550; observa tories, xvn. 716. CAPE VERB ISLANDS, v. 50; i. 272;

birds of, in. 759. CAPE WRATH, Scotland, cliffs at, xxi.

526. CAPE YORK PENINSULA, Australia, xx.

172. CAPGRAVE, John, English historian, v.

55-

CAPHTOR, original home of the Philis tines, xvni. 756.

CAPIAS, obsolete writs in English law, XXIV. 695.

CAPILLARIES, in blood system, I. 905; xxiv. 105, 107.

CAPILLARY ACTION, v. 56; dependent on adhesion, I. 153; perpetual motion sought by means of, xvni. 554.

CAPIO PIGNORIS, in Roman law, xx. 685.

CAPIS, town, Philippine Islands, v. 71.

CAPISTRANO, Giovanni di, Franciscan monk, v. 71.

CAPITAL, in architecture, n. 461.

-, in political economy, v. 7 1 ; na

tional, xvii. 247; socialistic views of,

xxn. 206, 21 1 ; taxes on, xxm. 88;

theories of, Xix. 374. AND LABOUR, in economics, xxiv.

48; Say s theory of, xxi. 361. CAPITALS, in Latin writing, xvni. 152. CAPITANATA, province, Italy, v. 73. CAPITATION TAXES, xxm. 89. CAPITO, Ateius, Roman jurist, xiv. 164. , Wolfgang Fabricius, German

theologian, V. 73 ; on church order,

XIX. 676. CAPITOL (Capitolium), at Rome, v. 73;

xx. 824.

, at Washington, U.S.A., II. 454;

xxiv. 384.

CAPITOLINE HILL, Rome, xx. 824. CAPITOLINE JUPITER, Temple of, at

Rome, xx. 824; xxin. 193. CAPITOLINI FASTI, ix. 43. CAPITOLINUS, Julius, Augustan his torian, in. 74.

, Jupiter, xin. 780; temple of, XX.

824; xxin. 193. , Marcus Manlius, Roman soldier,

XV. 492.

CAPITULARIES, Frankish laws, v. 73.

CAPITULATION, surrender, v. 74; autho rity for, xxin. 531.

CAPIZ, town, Philippine Islands, v. 71.

CAPMANY, Antonio de Montpalan y, Spanish historian, v. 74.

CAPNION (John Reuchlin, q.v.), German Reformer, XX. 489.

CAPOBIANCO, leader of carbonari, v. 88.

CAPOCCIO, Giovanni, senator, mediaeval Rome, xx. 795.

CAPO D I STRIA, town, Austria, v. 74; salt-works at, xxi. 229. , or Capodistrias, John, Count, Russian diplomatist and president of Greece, V. 74; XI. 125; XVII. 353.

CAPOLAGO, village, Switzerland, xv. 60.

CAPONNIERE, in fortification, ix. 439.

CAPON SPRINGS, West Virginia. U.S.A., xxiv. 518.

CAPORCIANITE, mineral, xvi. 422.

CAPPADOCIA, province, Asia Minor, v. 74; xix. 458; its relation to Phrygia, xvni. 850; coins of, xvn. 648.

CAPPEL, Switzerland, Battle of (1531), xx. 334; xxn. 790; xxiv. 612, 833. -, French family of distinguished

scholars, V. 77. -, Louis, French Protestant theo

logian, v. 77; iv. 603; on inspiration

of Scripture, xm. 156. CAPPELLARI, Bartolommeo Alberto

(Pope Gregory XVI.), XL 179. CAPPELLO, Bianca, grand-duchess of

Saxony, xv. 791. CAPPELLUS, Ludovicus (L. Cappel, q.v.),

v. 77; iv. 603. CAPPERONIER, Claude, French classical

scholar, v. 77. CAPPONI, Gino, Florentine statesman

and historian, IX. 336; xin. 488. , Neri, Florentine soldier, xv. 784.

, Piero, ally of Savonarola, xxi. 335. , Raflaello (Del Garbo), Italian

painter, x. 73.

CAPRA, genus of mammals, x. 708. CAPRAJA, island, Italy, xin. 440. CAPRE^E (Capri), island, -Italy, v. 77. CAPRERA, island, Italy, v. 77. CAPRI, island, Italy, v. 77; xin. 441. CAPRIC ACID, xvn. 731. CAPRICES DE MARIANNE, Musset s play,

XVII. III.

CAPRIMULGUS, genus of birds, x. 711. CAPSICUM, cayenne pepper, v. 280; as

vegetable, xn. 280. CAPSTAN, for raising weights, v. 78. CAPSULE, of plants, iv. 152. CAPTAIN, warship, Loss of the, xvn. 285. , Naval, his rank and duties, xvn.

- CARLETON, work attributed to Defoe, vn. 29.

OF THE FLEET, his rank and

duties, xvn. 292.

SINGLETON, Defoe s work, vn. 28.

CAPTIVITY OF THE JEWS, Babylonian,

xin. 417.

CAPTURE, in war, XIX. 766. CAPUA, ancient town, Italy, V. 79; siege

of (211 B.C.), xi. 443; xx. 749. CAPUCHINS, Franciscan monks, v. 79;

ix. 699; xvi. 711. CAPUZINERBERG, mountain, Austria,

xxi. 239.

CAPVERN, spa, France, xx. 127. CAPYBARA, rodent mammal, v. So; xv.