I. q.—_Idem quod_, the same as.

Isa.—Isaiah.

Isl.—Island.

Ital.—Italic; Italian.

IV.—Four or fourth.

IX.—Nine or ninth.

J.—Justice or Judge. JJ.—Justices.

j.—One (_med._)

J. A.—Judge-Advocate.

Jac.—Jacob.

Jan.—January.

Jas.—James.

J. C. D.—_Juris Civilis Doctor_, Doctor of Civil Law.

J. D.—_Jurum Doctor_, Doctor of Laws.

Jer.—Jeremiah.

Jno.—John.

Jona.—Jonathan.

Jos.—Joseph.

Josh.—Joshua.

J. P.—Justice of the Peace.

J. Prob.—Judge of Probate.

J. R.—_Jacobus Rex_, King James.

Jr. or Jun.—Junior.

J. U. D. or J. V. D.—_Juris utriusque Doctor_, Doctor of both

Laws (of the Canon and the Civil Law).

Jud.—Judith.

Judg.—Judges.

Judge-Adv.—Judge-Advocate.

Jul. Per.—Julian Period.

Jus. P.—Justice of the Peace.

Just.—Justinian.

J. W.—Junior Warden.

K.—King.

K. A.—Knight of St. Andrew, in Russia.

K. A. N.—Knight of Alexander Nevskoi, in Russia.

Kan.—Kansas.

K. B.—King’s Bench.

K. B.—Knight of the Bath.

K. B. A.—Knight of St. Bento d’Avis, in Portugal.

K. B. E.—Knight of the Black Eagle, in Russia.

K. C.—King’s Council.

K. C.—Knight of the Crescent, in Turkey.

K. C. B.—Knight Commander of the Bath.

K. C. H.—Knight Commander of Hanover.

K. C. S.—Knight of Charles III. of Spain.

K. E.—Knight of the Elephant, in Denmark.

K. F.—Knight of Ferdinand of Spain.

K. F. M.—Knight of St. Ferdinand and Merit, in Sicily.

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