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共 34 段- AMPHITHE'ATRE, an ancient Roman building of an oval form wit
- ANAHUAC ([.a]-n[.a]-w[.a]k'; Mex., 'near the water'), an old
- ANCILLON ([.a][n.]-s[=e]-y[=o][n.]), Jean Pierre Frederic, a
- AN'DREWES, Lancelot, an eminent and learned bishop of the En
- ANGLICANISM, the term is capable of a wider use, but is usua
- ANGOULEME ([.a][n.]-goe-l[=a]m), an ancient town of Western
- ANNAM', a country of Asia occupying the east side of the Sou
- ANQUETIL-DUPERRON ([.a]nk-t[=e]l-d[.u]-p[=a]-ro[n.]), Abraha
- AN'THRAX, a fatal disease to which animals are subject, alwa
- ANTIOCHUS (an-t[=i]'o-kus), a name of several Graeco-Syrian
- AN'TRIM, a county of Ireland, province of Ulster, in the nor
- APOC'ALYPSE (Gr. _apokalypsis_, a revelation), the name give
- APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS (ap-pa-l[=a]'chi-an), also called ALLE
- APSE, a portion of any building forming a termination or pro
- _Arabian Language and Literature._--The Arabic language belo
- AR'B[)A]CES, one of the generals of Sardanapaelus, King of A
- ARCHIL, or ORCHIL ([.a]r'kil, or'kil), a red, violet, or pur
- ARCTIC REGIONS, the regions round the north pole, and extend
- ARGON, a gas which is fairly widely distributed in the free
- ARISTOLOCHIA (-l[=o]'ki-a), a genus of plants, the type of t
- ARMA'DA, the Spanish name for any large naval force; usually
- ARMS and ARMOUR. The former term is applied to weapons of of
- The infantry, of which there are sixty-eight regiments of fr
- The army in India, by which is meant all military forces in
- ARRO'BA (Spanish), a weight formerly used in Spain, and stil
- ARTEVELD, or ARTEVELDE ([.a]r'te-velt, [.a]r'te-vel-de), the
- ASAFE'TIDA, or ASAFOETIDA, a fetid inspissated sap from Cent
- ASIA, the largest of the great divisions of the earth; lengt
- ASP, or ASPIC (_Naja_, or _Vip[)e]ra haje_), a species of vi
- ASSEMBLY, GENERAL, the supreme ecclesiastical court of the E
- ASTRAG'ALUS, the upper bone of the foot supporting the tibia
- ATHABAS'CA, a river and lake of Canada. The river rises on t
- The standard inter-university meeting comprises ten events,
- The atmosphere, first subjected to analysis by Priestley and