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CASTELLO GIUBILEO, town, Italy, ix. 141.

CASTELLON DE LA PLANA, town, Spain, v. 193; province, XX 1 1. 298.

CASTEL MELHOR, Count of, Portuguese statesman, xix. 549

CASTELNAU, Michel de, French chroni cler, v. 194; XVIIL 291.

CASTELNAUDARY, town, France, v. 194.

CASTELO BRANCO, town, Portugal, v. 194.

CASTEL SARRASIN, town, France, v.

i93- CASTEL VETRANO, town, Sicily, v.

193-

CASTERLY, Wilts, England, British re mains at, xxiv. 594.

CASTES, of India, iv. 204; xn. 745, 781.

CASTI, Giovanni Battista, Italian poet, v. 195.

CASTIGLIONE, Duke of (Augereau), French general, ill. 71.

, Baldassare, Italian writer and dip lomatist, v. 195; xili. 510; his Cor- tigiano, VII. 672.

, Carlo Ottavio, Count, Italian

philologist, v. 195.

, Giovanni Benedetto, Italian painter, V. 195. DELLE STIVIERE, town, Italy, v.

195. CASTIGLIONI, Francesco Xaviero (Pope

Pius VIII.), xix. 156.

, Godfrey (Pope Celestine IV.), v.

291. CASTIGNEAU, arsenal, Toulon, France,

xxiii. 483. CASTILE, Kingdom of, Spain, v. 196;

xxii. 312, 315, 318, 326; XVIIL 450;

language of, xxii. 349, 352.

, New, province, Spain, v. 196; xxii.

298. , Old, province, Spain, v. 196; xxii.

298. CASTILHO, A. F. de, Portuguese poet,

xix. 557.

CASTILIAN LANGUAGE, xxii. 349, 352. CASTI LLA, Ramon, president, Peru,

xvm. 678. CASTILLEJO, Cristobal de, Spanish poet,

v. 196; xxii. 357. CASTILLEJOS, Marquis de los (Prim),

Spanish statesman, xix. 732. CASTILLO, Juan del, Spanish painter,

xvii. 55. CASTILLOA ELASTIC A, india-rubber

plant, xil. 837.

CASTING, Metal, ix. 479; xvi. 72. CAST IRON, XIIL 281, 318. CASTLE, v. 197.

ACRE ABBEY, Norfolk, England,

i. 15. CASTLEBAR, town, Ireland, v. 199; xv.

650. CASTLEBLAYNEY, town, Ireland, xvi.

718.

CASTLE-DOUGLAS, town, Scotland, xiv.

98. CASTLE GARDEN, New York, immigrant

depot, VIIL 175; xvn. 462. CASTLE HOWARD, Yorkshire, Van-

brugh s design, xxiv. 55. CASTLE OF INDOLENCE, Thomson s

poem, xxin. 311.

CASTLE OF OTRANTO, Walpole s ro mance, xxiv. 334. CASTLE PILGRIM, Acre, fortress of the

Templars, xxin. 162. CASTLE RACKRENT, Miss Edgeworth s

novel, vn. 654.

CASTLEREA, town, Ireland, xx. 850. CASTLEREAGH, Viscount, second marquis

of Londonderry, xiv. 853; VIIL 365. CASTLETOWN, town, Isle of Man, v. 199;

xv. 453. CASTOR, mineral, xvi. 416.

, Roman station, England, xvii.

557-

, Temple of, at Rome, xx. Si 8.

AND POLLUX, in Greek mythology,

v. 199; electric glow, xiv. 633.

CASTORID^E, family of rodent mam mals, xv. 416, 418.

CASTOR OIL, v. 200; xvn. 744.

CASTRATION, vin. 667; of horses, i. 386; of sheep, I. 395.

CASTREN, Matthias Alexander, Russian philologist, v. 200.

CASTRENSIS, Paulus, Italian jurist, v. 201.

CASTRES, town, France, v. 201.

CASTRIES, town, St Lucia, West Indies, XXL 1 86.

CASTRIOTA, George (Scanderbeg), Al banian prince, xxi. 365; I. 447; xxin. 642.

CASTRO, town, Italy, v. 201.

-, Guillen de, Spanish dramatist, v.

202; vn. 421; xxii. 358. , Inez de, wife of Pedro I. of Portu gal, v. 202; xix. 543. , Jouo de, viceroy of Portuguese Indies, V. 203. -, Vaca de, governor of Peru, xvm.

677- CASTROCARO, Italy, mineral water of,

xvi. 434.

CASTRO DEL Rio, town, Spain, v. 201. CASTROGIOVANNI, town, Sicily, v. 201;

xxn. 31.

CASTRO Nuovo, town, Sicily, v. 201. CASTRO REALE, town, Sicily, v. 201. CASTRO URDIALES, town, Spain, v.

201; xxi. 297.

CASTROVILLARI, town, Italy, v. 203. CASTRUCCIO CASTRACANI, Ghibelline

chief, v. 203; Xili. 477; XIX. 121. CAST STEEL, xni. 341. CASTULO, ancient village, Spain, xiv.

653. CASUENTUS (Basiento), river, Lucania,

Italy, xv. 37. CASUISTRY, v. 203; Escobar s, vin. 539;

ethics of, Vlll. 595; Jesuit teachings

on, xili. 650; as developed in Liguor-

ianism, xiv. 634. CASWALL, Henry, American divine, v.

205. CAT, v. 205; xv. 434; Egyptian, vn.

712; Manx, xv. 452; Persian, xvm.

625; skins of, IX. 838. CATABAPTISTS, Christian sect, in. 353. CATACECAUMENE, plateau, Asia Minor,

xv. 99. CATACOMBS, V. 206; mural paintings in,

xvii. 43. CATADIOPTRIC LIGHTS, for lighthouses,

xiv. 620. CATALAN FORGE, ix. 840; xni. 290,

335-

CATALAN GRAND COMPANY, adven turers, ix. 330.

CATALAN LANGUAGE, xxn. 347.

CATALAN LITERATURE, xxn. 362.

CATALEPSY, nervous affection, v. 216.

CATALOGUES OF BOOKS, in. 659; xiv.

537, 539-

CATALONIA, province, Spain, v. 217; xxn. 298, 322; counts of, xxn. 311.

CATALPA, ornamental tree, n. 321.

CATAMARCA, town, Argentine Republic, v. 217.

CATAMENIA, xx. 408.

CATANA (Catania), ancient town, Sicily, v. 218.

CATANIA, town, Sicily, v. 218; xxn. 31.

CATANZARO, town, Italy, v. 218; pro vince, iv. 651.

CATAONIA, table-land, Asia Minor, v.

75- CATAPAN, Saracen ruler in Italy, xni.

468.

CATAPLEITE, mineral, xvi. 426. CATAPULTA, ancient military engine, v.

218. CATARACT, disease of the eye, xvn.

782. CATARRACTES, river, Asia Minor, XVIIL

206. CATARRH, disease, v. 218; xvin. 377,

403; epidemic, Xin. 73; of the

stomach, xxn. 574. CATARRHAL PNEUMONIA, xix. 250. CATAWBAS, North-American tribe, v.

219; i. 690.

CATAWBA WINE, v. 219; xxiv. 611. CATBALONGAN,town, Philippine Islands,

xvin. 752. CAT-BIRD, xvi. 541. CATCH, in music, x. 677; xvn. 82. CATCHMENT BASIN, of rivers, xn. 502. CATCHWORDS, in MSS., xvin. 144. CATEAU CAMBRESIS, town, France, v.

219; treaty of (1559), IX. 559; xni.

483; xvin. 744.

CATECHISM, v. 219; of Church of Eng land, vin. 379.

CATECHISMS, as creeds, vi. 564. CATECHU, drug and dyestutf, v. 220;