SALIAN FRANKS, IX. 723; X. 476; XXI.

212.

SALIAN LAW, of the Franks, IX. 529.
SALIANY, town, Transcaucasia, Russia,

XXIII. 515.

PAPERS,

Paulding's, | SALTIKOFF, Russian general, XXI. 99.
I. (Stchedrin), Russian novelist,
XXI. 108.

SALMAGUNDI
XVIII. 432.
SALMASIUS, Claudius, French scholar,
XXI. 219; Milton's answer to, XVI.
332.

SALICETO, William of, Italian surgeon, SALMIAC, mineral, XVI. 384.
XXII. 675.

SALICETTI, Christophe, Corsican poli-
tician, XVII. 193.
SALICIN, drug, XXI. 212.

SALIC LAW, XXI. 212; X. 476; first ap-
plication of, in France, VIII. 318; IX.

529, 545.

SALICYLATE OF SODIUM, XXI. 217.
SALICYLIC ACID, drug, XXI. 217.
SALIERI, Antonio, Italian dramatic com-
poser, XXI. 218.
SALIGNAC, François de (Fénelon), French
writer, IX. 72, 662; XIX. 359.
SALII, priests of Mars, Rome, XV. 570.
SALIM, or Selim, I., Turkish sultan, his
war with Persia, XVIII. 635; XXIII.
642, 656.

II., Turkish sultan, XXIII. 621, 644.

III., Turkish sultan, XXIII. 648. SALINA, one of Lipari Islands, XIV. 683.

SALINE MINERAL SPRINGS, XVI. 434.
SALINITY, of water, XXIV. 399; of
Atlantic, XXI. 613; of Baltic, III. 297;
of Dead Sea, VII. 2; of Mediterranean,
XV. 820; of Pacific, XXI. 614; of Red
Sea, XX. 317.

SALMON, fish, XXI. 220, 224; XII. 693;
XVIII. 320; culture, XIX. 128; XXI.
226; disease, XVIII. 266; XXI. 226;
angling for, II. 39; Newfoundland
fisheries, XVII. 384; Tyne fisheries,
XVII. 568; laws relating to fisheries,
XXI. 225.

SALMONIDE, family of fishes, XXI.

SALTILLO, town, Mexico, XXI. 235; XVI.

214.

SALTIRE, in heraldry, XI. 696.

SALT LAKE, Great, Utah, U.S.A., XXIV.

19.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, U.S.A., XXI.
235; XVI. 827.

SALTO, town, Uruguay, XXIV. 15.
SALT of Sorrel, XVIII. 91.
SALT-PANS, XVIII. 621; XXI. 233.
SALTPETRE, mineral, XXI. 235; XVI.
396; XVII. 518; as an ingredient of
gunpowder, XI. 319, 323; Indian, XII.
765.

SALTS, in chemistry, V. 486; hydrometer
for, XII. 538; magnetism of, XV. 264;
in water, XXIV. 399; in ocean water,
XXI. 611; ethereal, V. 572; of iron,
used in photographic printing, XVIII.
832; manganic, XV. 480; polyxene,
XIX. 192.

SALONICA, or Saloniki, town, European | SALlt Springs, xvI. 434.
Turkey, XXI. 227.

SALONIKI, province, Turkey in Europe,
XXIII. 653; town, XXI. 227.
SALOP, or Shropshire, county, England,
XXI. 847.

SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia, U.S.A., XVI. 436.

SALT SWAMPS, of Persia, XVIII. 621. SALUCES (Saluzzo), town, Italy, XXI. 237.

name of Shrewsbury, town, Eng- SALUR, town, India, XXIV. 267. land, XXI. 845. SALUS, Roman goddess, XXI. 235. SALUTARIS, Phrygian province, XVIII. 852.

SALORS, Iranian people, Asia, XVI. 43;
XXIII. 661.

SALINOMETER, hydrometer for brine, SALPA, genus of Tunicata, XXIII. 609, | SALUTATI, Caluccio, Florentine secre

SALIPARAN (Lombok), island, Indian SALSETTE, island, Bombay, India, XXI.
Archipelago, XIV. 816.

Margaret, countess of, VIII. 335; XXIV. 753.

Earl of (Robert Cecil), v. 282. John of, scholastic philosopher, XIII. 718; XXI. 425.

228.

SALISBURY, town, England, XXI. 218; SALT, Common, XXI. 228; XVI. 384;
newspapers, XVII. 421.
deposits or mines, in Austria, III. 120;
in Bavaria, III. 584; on Caspian Sea, v.
178; in India, XII. 764; duties on, in
Bengal, III. 569; manufacture of, in
India, III. 272; as manure, I. 353; XV.
512; working of mines, XVI. 454;
pans, XVIII. 621; XXI. 233; produc-
tion of, in England, VIII. 229; produc-
tion, in Prussia, XX. 15; production,
in United States, XXIII. 817; obtained
from sal-ammoniac, XVII. 517; springs,
XVI. 434; in sea water, XXI. 613;
works, V. 590; XVI. 239; use of, in
religious rites, XXI. 134; mystic sym-
bolism of, XXI. 234.

PLAIN, Wilts, England, XXIV. 594; Stonehenge stone circle on, XXII. 576.

SALIS-SEEWIS, Johann Gaudenz, Swiss
poet, XXII. 798.
SALIVA, Function of, XVII. 671, 674;
salivary glands, XVII. 668; VII. 222;
of mammals, XV. 361.
SALIVAHANA, Era of, v. 719.
SALIX, genus of plants, XXIV. 588.
SALLEE, town, Morocco, XVI. 831; xx.

192.

tary, XX. 802.

SALUTATIONS, or Greetings, XXI. 235.
SALUZZO, town, Italy, XXI. 237.
SALVADOR, republic, Central America,
XXI. 268.

-, St, island, Bahamas, III. 237. SALVADORI, Count, on the fauna of New Guinea, XVII. 387.

SALVAGE, in law, XXI. 237; of a ship,
XXIV. 687.

SALVATION, Christian way of, v. 688;
in Pauline theology, XVIII. 425 i
Irenæus on, XIII. 274; Buddhist way
of, IV. 428.
SALVELINUS, subgenus of fishes, XXI.
223.

SALVIA, genus of plants, XII. 252, 264.
SALVIAN, mediæval moralist, XXI.
238.

of Marseilles, writer on the Goths, x. 852.

SALTA, town, Argentine Republic, XXI. SALVIANUS, Spanish Priscillianist, XIX. 234.

SALTASH BRIDGE, Cornwall, England,
IV. 339.

SALLO, Denis de, founder of French
Journal des Savants, XVIII. 539.
SALLUST (Caius Sallustius Crispus),
Roman historian, XXI. 219; XX. 720;
on the Jugurthine War, XIII. 767; his
language and style, XIV. 334.
SALLUSTE DU BARTAS, Guillaume de, SALTENSTRÖM, tidal current, Norway,

746.

SALVIN, Osbert, on birds, XVIII. 12, 13,

41.

SALVINIEÆ, group of plants, IX. 106. SALWIN, river, Burmah, IV. 551; XXI. 239.

HILL TRACTS, district, Burmah, XXI. 239.

SALYES, Ligurian tribe, Italy, XIV. 639.

SAMIAN WARE, pottery, XIX. 617. SAMIRI, the Wandering Jew, XIII. 674. SALZA, Hermann von, Teutonic Knight, SAMITE, variety of textile, XXIII. 210.

XXI. 239; XXIII. 201.

SALZACH, river, Austria, XXI. 239.
SALZBRUNN, spa, Germany, XXI. 239.
SALZBURG, town, Austria, XXI. 239;

university of, XXIII. 851.

SAMNITES, ancient Italian people, XXI.
248, 128; XIII. 445; XX. 741, 744; as
allies of the Umbrians, XXIII. 724.
SAMNIUM, ancient district, Italy, XXI.
248; coins of, XVII. 637.

SALZGARTEN, at Capo d'Istria, Austria, SAMOA, group of islands, South Pacific,

354.

II., of Castile, 1. 615.

IV., of Castile, 1. 617; XXII. 319,

I., king of Leon, XXII. 311. III., the Great, king of Navarre (I. of Castile), 1. 615; XXII. 312.

I., king of Portugal, XXI. 255; Xix. 541.

II., of Portugal, XXI. 255; XIX. 542.

SAN CHRISTOVAL, island, Solomon group, South Pacific, XXII. 252. SANCHUNIATHON, Phoenician writer,

XXI. 255; XVIII. 802.

SAN CRISTOVAL DE LOS LLANOS, town,
Mexico, XXI. 255; XVI. 214.

SANCROFT, William, archbishop of
Canterbury, XXI. 255.

scholar, XXI. 255.

SANCTUARY, in architecture, II. 388;
XXIII. 166.

SAMOYEDES, people, Russia, XXI. 251; | SANCTIUS (Francisco Sanchez), Spanish
XVIII. 61; XIX. 329; XX. II.
SAMOYEDIC LANGUAGE, XXIV. I.
SAMPANG, department and town, Mad-
ura, Indian Archipelago, XV. 194.
SAMPIERDARENA, suburb of Genoa,
Italy, XXI. 251; X. 157.
SAMSAMS, people, Malacca, Asia, xv.
323.

SAMARITAN PENTATEUCH, XXI. 244; SAM-SHEE, Chinese drink, IV. 264.
SAM SLICK, Haliburton's humorous
sketches, XI. 383.

v. 4; Morin's edition, XVI. 825. SAMARITANS, religious community, XXI.

244; XIII. 419.
SAMARIUM, Spectrum of, XXII. 376.
SAMARKAND, town, Central Asia, XXI.
246; observatory at, XVII. 709; rail-
way connexion, XXIV. 782.
SAMARSKITE, mineral, XIV. 292; XVI.
427.

SAMARSKO-NIKOLAEVSKII, monastery,
Russia, XVII. 609.

SAMSON, of Scripture, XXI. 252.
AGONISTES, Milton's drama, XVI.

339.

SAMSUN (Amisus), town, Turkey in
Asia, XIX. 459.

SAMUEL, judge of Israel, XXI. 252; XIII.
402; XIX. 814.

Bulgarian chief, XI. 115.
Books of, XXI. 252; VI. 837.

SAMARTCHIK, Cossack settlement, SAMUR, river, Caucasus, V. 255.

of Israel, XXIII. 6, 165; XIII. 637; tithes payable at, XXIII. 411; relation of priests to, XIX. 726.

Privilege of, XXI. 255.
SANCTUS BELL, III. 538.
SANCTUS BELL-COT, II. 472.
SANCY, Puy de, mountain, France, XX.

119.

SAND, George (Madame Dudevant), French novelist, VII. 507; IX. 678; as journalist, XVII. 426.

-, Karl Ludwig, assassin of Kotzebue,
XIV. 145.

SANDAKAN HARBOUR, North Borneo,
XXI. 123.

SANDALS, XXI. 830.

SANDALWOOD, XXI. 255.

SANDAN, Cilician divinity, XXIII. 67.
SANDARACH, resin, XXI. 256.

SAMA-VEDA, Brahmanical book, XXI. SAN, affluent of the Vistula, Europe, SANDAY, island, Orkney, Scotland, XVII.

277.

SAMAWA (Sumbawa), island, Indian

Archipelago, XXII. 641.
SAMAYE, convent, Tibet, XIV. 501.
SAMBALPUR, district, India, XXI. 247.
SAMBAS, district, Borneo, IV. 59.
SAMBAWA (Sumbawa), island, Indian
Archipelago, XXII. 641.

SAMBHAR, India, Salt lake at, XIII.
703.

SAMBUCUS, genus of trees, VII. 828.
SAMELATS, or Lapps, Northern Europe,
XIV. 305.

SAMEN, mountains, Abyssinia, I. 62.
SAMH, Arabian grain, II. 236.
SAMHITAS, collections of Sanskrit texts,

XXI. 273.

XIX. 307.

SAÑA, town, Peru, XVIII. 674.
SANAA, town, Arabia, XXI. 253.

SANAGIRS, Tungus tribe, Siberia, XXIII.
608.

846.

SANDBACH, town, England, XXI. 256.
SANDBERGERITE, mineral, XVI. 413.
SAND-BLAST, its industrial uses, XXI.
257.

SANAI, Persian philosopher and poet, SANDBY, Paul, English painter, XXI.
XXI. 254; XVIII. 658.
257, 441, 444; as caricaturist, V. 104.

SAN ANTONIO, mountains, New Mexico, SANDEAU, Léonard Silvain Jules, French
U.S.A., XVII. 400.
novelist, XXI. 257; XXII. 291.
town, Texas, U.S.A., XXI. 254; SANDEC, or Neu-Sandec, town, Austria,
XXIII. 205.
XVII. 364.

SAN BARTOLOMMEO DE HONDA, town, SAND-EEL, fish, XXI. 257.

Colombia, XII. 129.

SAN BENITO (Paysandu), town, Uru-
guay, XVIII. 441.

SAN BERNARDINO, mountains, Cali-
fornia, U.S.A., XXIII. 801.

SANDEMAN, Robert, leader of the Sandemanians, X. 637.

SANDEMANIANS, or Glassites, Scottish sect, X. 637.

SANDERLING, bird, XXI. 261.

SANDERS, Nicholas, legate to Ireland, | SAN FELIPE DE AUSTRIA, town, Vene

XIII. 264.

SANDERSON, Robert, bishop of Lincoln,
XXI. 258.

SANDFORD AND MERTON, Day's book,
VII. 655.

SAND-GROUSE, bird, XXI. 258; migra-
tion of, III. 770.

SAND HILLS, their formation, X. 265; in Holland, XII. 60; in Persia, XV. 651; in Peru, XVIII. 670; in Sahara, XXI. 149; in Transcaspian Region, XXIII. 511.

SAND-HOPPER, crustacean, vi. 661.
SANDHURST, town, Victoria, XXI. 259.
-, England, Military college at, II.
585.

SAN DIEGO, town, California, U.S.A.,
XXI. 259.

SANDILA, town, India, XVIII. 72.
SAND-LAUNCE, fish, XXI. 257.
SAND-LIZARD, XIV. 734.
SAND-MARTIN, bird, XV. 581.
SAN DOMINGO, island, West Indies, XI.
543; buccaneers of, IV. 408.

SANDOMIR, town, Russian Poland, XXI.
259; XX. 218.

zuela, V. 103.

SAN FELIPE DE JÁTIVA, town, Spain,
XIII. 597.

SAN FERNANDO, town, Spain, XXI.

262.

town, Trinidad, West Indies,

XXIII. 573.

DE ATABAPO, town, Venezuela,
XVII. 843.

DE NUEVITAS (Puerto Principe),
town, Cuba, XX. 99.
SAN FRANCISCO,
U.S.A., XXI. 262.

town, California,

SAN JUAN De CORRIENTES, town,
Argentine Republic, VI. 439.

DE LA FRONTERA, town, Argentine Republic, XXI. 266.

DEL NORTE, town, Nicaragua, XI. 194; XVII. 477.

DEL SUR, town, Nicaragua, XVII. 477.

ISLANDS, Washington Territory, U.S.A., XXI. 266.

RANGE, Rocky Mountains, U.S.A., XXIII. 796.

SAN JULIAN DEL PEREYRO, Knights of (Knights of Alcantara), I. 458.

MOUNTAINS, Arizona, U.S.A., SANKARA, Hindu theologian and philo

XXIII. 799.

sopher, XXI. 290.

SANG, Edward, his logarithmic tables, SANKARACHARYA, Sanskrit poet, XXI.

XXIII. IO.

SANGAI, mountain, Ecuador, VII. 645.
SANGALLO, Florentine family of artists,

XXI. 265.

SANGAR, state, Sumbawa, Indian Archi-
pelago, XXII. 641.

SANGARIUS, river, Asia Minor, II. 707;
XVIII. 691, 852.

SANGERHAUSEN, town, Prussia, XXI.
265.

SANDONUS (Athenodorus), Stoic philo- SAN GERMANO, town, Italy, XVI. 778. SAN GERONIMO, mountain, Spain, XVI. 797.

sopher, II. 832.

SANDOWAY, district, Burmah, XXI. 259; town, XXI. 260.

SANGHA, Society of Buddhists, IV. 434.

SANDOWN, town, Isle of Wight, Eng- SAN GIMIGNANO, Folgore of, Italian land, XXIV. 562.

SANDPIPER, bird, XXI. 260; XI. 173.
SAND-PIPER, fish, XIV. 249.
SANDRACOTTUS, founder of Maurya

kingdom, India, XII. 787; XV. 142;
XVIII. 586.

SANDRIDGE, suburb of Melbourne,
Victoria, xv. 836.

SAND ROCKS, X. 236.

SANDS, Blowing, Reclamation of, I. 406.
SAND-STAR, fish, VII. 634.

poet, XIII. 501.

287.

SANKHYA, Hindu system of philosophy,
XXI. 290.

SANKT JOHANN, town, Prussia, XXI.

122.

SANKT PÖLTEN, town, Austria, XXI.
266.

SAN LAZZARO, island and Mechitharist
convent, near Venice, XV. 774.
SAN LUCAR DE BARRAMEDA, town,
Spain, XXI. 266.

SAN LUCAR DE BARRAMEDA, Duque
de (Olivares), Spanish statesman, XVII.
761.

SAN LUIS POTOSI, town, Mexico, XXI. 266; XVI. 214; state, XVI. 214.

XIX. 536.

SANGJE GYAMTSO, regent of Tibet, XIV. SAN MAMEDE, mountains, Portugal,
503.
SANGKALOK, ancient town, Siam, XXI.
854.

SANGRE DE CRISTO, mountain range,
Rocky Mountains, U.S.A., XXIII. 796.
SANHEDRIN, Jewish council, XIII. 424;
XXII. 812; convened at Paris in 1806,
XIII. 683.

SAN-HUÉ, town, Anam, XII. 333.
SANHYA SCHOOL, of Brahmanism, IV.
209.

SANDSTONE, X. 237; strength of, XXII.
603.
SANDUSEROS, people of Paysandu, SANIDINE, mineral, XVI. 419.
Uruguay, XVIII. 441.

SANDUSKY, town, Ohio, U.S.A., XXI.
261.

SANDWICH, town, England, xxI. 261.

First Earl of, British general and admiral, XXI. 261.

Fourth Earl of, English politician, XXI. 261.

ISLANDS, North Pacific, XI. 528; XVIII. 127.

SPA, Canada, XVI. 436.

SANDWIP, island, India, xv. 830.
SAND WORM, II. 71.

on

SANDY DESERTS, their influence
temperature, VI. 4; XVI. 137.
SANDYS, George, English traveller and
translator, XXI. 262; his Ovid, I. 720.
SAN ESTANISLAO, town, Paraguay,

revolutionary society,

XVIII. 244.
SANFEDISTI,
Italy, XIII. 486.

SANITARY LAWS, XV. 797; xx. 96.
SANITATION, of dwellings, XII. 566; XXI.
714; XXIV. 159.

SAN MARINO, republic, Italy, XXI. 266;
XIII. 485.

SAN MARTIN DE JOSÉ, Chilian general,
XXI. 267.

SANMICHELE, Michele, Italian architect,
XXI. 267; XXIV. 155, 171.
SAN MIGUEL (St Michael's), island,
Azores, III. 171.

town, Salvador, Central America, XXI. 268.

DE LA PALMA, island, Canaries, IV. 799.

SANNAZARO, Jacopo, Italian poet, XXI. 267; XIII. 508; XVIII. 345; XXII. 357.

SAN JACINTO, Texas, U.S.A., Battle of SAN PABLO, lake, Ecuador, VII. 646. (1836), XXIII. 206.

MOUNTAINS, California, U.S.A.,
XXIII. 801.

SANJAK, Turkish administrative divi-
sion, XXIII. 654.

SAN PANTALEONE, islet, Sicily, XV. 571.

SAN PEDRO, town, Paraguay,

244.
SANPU, river, Assam, II. 718.

XVIII.

SANJEH, affluent of Euphrates, Asia, SANRABONI, district, Celebes, V. 288.
VIII. 669.

SAN JOSÉ, town, California, U.S.A., XXI.
266.

SAN REMO, town, Italy, xxI. 268.
SAN SALVADOR, island, first American
land discovered by Columbus, VI.

SAN VICENTE, town, Salvador, Central SARAGOSSA, or Zaragoza, province, Spain,
America, XXI. 268.
XXIV. 769; town, XXIV. 770; XXII. 307.

SARUN (Saran), district, India, XXI. SATYR, of Greek mythology, XXI. 322;