NEANDERTHAL MAN.

The race represented by a remarkable human skull and imperfect

skeleton found in 1857, in a limestone cave in the

Neanderthal, Rhenish Prussia, and thought to be the most

primitive race of which any knowledge has yet been obtained.

_J. Geikie,

Prehistoric Europe,

page 22._

ALSO IN:

_W. B. Dawkins,

Cave Hunting,

page 240._

NEAPOLIS, Schools of.

In the first century of the Roman empire, "Neapolis [modern

Naples] had its schools and colleges, as well as Athens; its

society abounded in artists and men of letters, and it enjoyed

among the Romans the title of the learned, which comprehended

in their view the praise of elegance as well as knowledge."

_C. Merivale,

History of the Romans,

chapter 40._

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