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C A R C A S

CARYOTA, genus of palms, xvm. 190. CASA, Giovanni della, Italian poet, v.

171. , Jose Iglesias de la, Spanish writer,

xxii. 361.

CASABA, town, Asia Minor, v. 181. CASA BLANCA, town, Morocco, xvi. 83 1 . CASA CALENDA, town, Italy, v. 171. CASALE, town, Italy, v. 171. CASALMAGGIORE, town, Italy, v. 171. CASALPUSTERLENGO, town, Italy, v.

171. CASAMICCIOLO, spa, Ischia, Italy, xm.

385- CASANATENSE LIBRARY, Eome, xiv.

529, 548.

CASANOVA DE SEINGALT, Venetian ad venturer, v. 171. CASAS, Bartolome de las, apostle of the

Indies, XIV. 319; xxii. 138.

GRANDES, town, Mexico, v. 172.

CASAUBON, Isaac, Huguenot scholar, v.

172. CASAUBONIANA, ana of Casaubon, i.

785. CASEIN, or Kasbiu, town, Persia, v. 174;

XVIIL 627, 628. CASCADE, Electric, vin. 35.

- MOUNTAINS, U.S.A., xxm. 800; xxiv. 385.

CASCAROBA, bird, xxn. 732. CASCIANO DEI BAGNI, town, Italy, v.

i75-

CASCO, mulatto, xvn. 319.

CASE, Trespass on the, in law, xxm. 454, 552-

CASE-HARDENING, in iron manufac ture, xm. 342.

CASEIN, essential constituent of cheese, iv. 591; v. 455; vi. 771; in milk, xvi.

303-

CASEMENT, in architecture, II. 461 ;

French, IV. 494. CASERTA, town, Italy, v. 175. CASE SHOT, i. 745. CASES OF CONSCIENCE, v. 203. CASH, Chinese money, xvn. 66 1. CASHAN, or Kashan, town, Persia, v.

175; xvm. 626.

CASH-BOOK, in book-keeping, iv. 46. CASH CREDITS, in Scottish banks, in.

334- CASHEL, town, Ireland, v. 175; xxm.

406; architecture of chapel at, n. 429;

synod of (1172), Xin. 259.

, Bock of, v. 175; xxm. 406. CASHEW NUT, v. 175; xvn. 664; oil

from, xvn. 744. CASHGAR (Kashgar), town, Turkestan,

XIV. 7; XXIII. 639. CASHMERE (Kashmir), state, Asia, xiv.

9; xi. 823.

GOAT, x. 709.

SHAWLS, xxi. 781.

CASIMIR I., king of Poland, xix. 286.

- II., of Poland, xix. 287.

III., the Great, of Poland, xix. 288.

CASIMIR IV., of Poland, xix. 289. , John, German Presbyterian, XIX. 697.

CASINO, or Cassino, Monte, Italy, Bene dictine monastery of, xvi. 778, 703; in. 557; library and archivio, xiv.

53i, 548.

CASIQUIARE, branch of Orinoco river, South America, xvn. 843.

CASIRI, Michael, librarian of the Escorial, v. 176.

CASIUS, Mons, Syria, xxn. 821.

CASK-MAKING, vi. 338.

CASLAU, town, Bohemia, vi. 754.

CASLUHIM, of Scripture (Gen. x. 14), xvin. 757.

CASMEN/E, Syracusan settlement, Sicily, xxn. 814.

CASORIA, town, Italy, v. 176.

CASPARI, C. P., Norwegian theologian, xvn. 592.

CASPE, town, Spain, v. 176.

CASPIAN SEA, v. 176; xiv. 217; level of, as compared with Oxus and Sea of Aral, xvin. 104; Rubruquis s descrip tion of, XXI. 47; seal fisheries of, XXI. 582.

CASQUE, helmet, XL 637.

CASQUETS, rocks, Channel Islands, I.

474- CASS, Lewis, American statesman, v. 181;

xxm. 768.

CASSABA, town, Asia Minor, v. 181. CASSANA, Niccolo, Italian painter, v.

182. CASSANDER, king of Macedonia, v. 182;

xv. 142. , George, Flemish theologian, V.

182. CASSANDRA, in Greek legend, v. 182.

, Lycophron s poem, xv. 94. CASSANO, town, Italy, v. 182. CASSAVA, farinaceous plant, v. 182; n.

631; xxm. 56. CASSEGRAIN, N., his telescope, xxm.

137, 145-

CASSEL, town, France, v. 183. , town, Germany, v. 182; picture

gallery of, xxi. 445.

, Hesse, state, Germany, XI. 779.

- YELLOW, pigment, xiv. 379. CASSIA, genus of plants, xxi. 664. BARK, v. 184. CASSIANUS, Joannes Eremita, monk, V.

184; xvin. 472; on monachism, xvi.

702. CASSINI, family of French astronomers,

v. 184. , Giovanni Domenico, astronomer,

v. 184; n. 755; his telescopic dis coveries, xxm. 136; his geodetic

measurements, vil. 597. CASSINO, Monte, Italy, Benedictine

monastery of, xvi. 778, 703; ill. 557;

library and archivio, xiv. 531, 548. CASSIODORUS, or Cassiodorius, Magnus

Aurelius, Bonian historian, v. 185;

xxn. 238; on Boetius, in. 856; his

History of the Goths, Xin. 748. CASSIS, town, France, v. 185. CASSITERIDES, tin islands, off Cornwall,

xvin. 806. CASSITERITE, mineral, xvi. 387; xxm.

400. CASSIUS, Avidius, Eoman general, xvin.

604.

LONGINUS, Cains, assassin of

Julius Caesar, v. 185; iv. 639; associa tions of the name, xiv. 864. CASSIVELLAUNUS, British chief, iv. 352,

637- CASSOON, or Casson, in architecture, n.

461. CASSOVA, or Kosova, Battles of (1389,

1448), i. 781, 782; xxi. 689. CASSOVIA (Kaschau), town, Hungary,

xiv. 7.

CASSOWARY, bird, v. 185; vin. 171. CASSYTHA, parasitic plant, xvin. 265. CAST, of gypsum, xi. 353. CASTAGNA, Giovanni Battista (Pope

Urban VIL), xxiv. 9. CASTAGNO, Andrea del, Italian painter,

v. 1 86. CASTALIA, fountain, Delphi, Greece, v.

186; vn. 52. CASTAMON (Kastamuni), town, Asia

Minor, Xiv. 14. CASTANOS, Francisco Xavier de, Spanish

general, v. 186. CASTE, social distinction, v. 186; in

Ceylon, V. 367; in India, IV. 204; xn.

745, 781. CASTEL, suburb of Mainz, Germany, XV.

305-

, Jean du, French poet, v. 704.

, Louis Bertraiid, French mathe matician, v. 192.

CASTEL-A-MARE, town, Italy, v. 193; xvn. 187.

, town, Sicily, v. 193.

CASTELAR, Emilio, Spanish statesman, xxn. 346.

CASTELEYN, Matthijs de, Dutch writer, xn. 92.

CASTELL, Edmund, English Orientalist, v. 193.

CASTELLAMARE, town, Italy, v. 193; xvn. 187.

CASTELLANE, Frangoise de, Marquise de Mirabeau, XVI. 493.

CASTELLANS, Polish senators, xix. 288.

CASTELLI, Benedetto, Italian mathe matician, x. 32; on the motion of fluids, xn. 435.

, Ignaz Friedrich, Austrian dramatist,

V. 193.

CASTELLO, Bernardo, Italian painter, v. 193.

, Giovanni Battista, Italian painter,

v. 193.

, Guido di (Pope Celestine II.), v.