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INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Mugustulus, see Romulus Augustus. 



A.ugustus, or Octavius, Roman emperor, 456, 467, 471. 



A ulaiv O'Hivair, Irish chief, 631. 



Au-i-naric, or Almaric, theologian, 719. 



Aure.iianus, Caelius, Roman medical writer, 558. 



Amelia. -ms, Roman general and emperor, 539, 541,542. 



Aurelius t \mbrosius, British king, 569. 



Aurelius Claudius, see Claudius. 



Aurelius, M , s*ee Antoninus. 



Aureolus, Roman \ general in Illyricum, 540. 



Aurungzebe, empero."- of Northern Ilindustan,96o,icoi. 



Ausonius, Roman poet, y-,*^ 



Aulesion, Cadmean chief, 179. 



Autocrates, Greek comic poet, 299. 



Automenes, king of Corinth, 212. 



Auxentius, bishop of Milan, 553. 



Aveiro, Alonso, Portuguese navigator, 844. 



Aventinus, Johannes, Bohemian annalist, 814. 



Avenzoar, or Ibn Zuhr, Arab medical writer, 725. 



Averrhoes, or Ibn Roshd, Arab medical writer, 71S. 



Avicenna, or Ibn Sina, Arab medical writer, 612, 669. 



Avila, Francisco de, on Peruvian legends, 927. 



Aviia, Pedrarias de, founder of Panama, 864 



Avitus, Roman emperor of the West, 567. 



Avitus of Vienna, ecclesiastical writer, 571. 



Avivar, Tamul female philosopher, 632. 



Axajacatl, sixth Mexican emperor, S29, 842. 



Axionicus, Greek comic poet, 320. 



Ayllon, L. Vazquez de, Spanish navigator, S64. 



A-v, king of the Loo Choo Islands, 788. 



Ayu, Hindu king, 92. 



Azara, Felix de, Paraguayan naturalist, 1037. 



Azariah, see Uzziah. 



Azim Khan, governor of Orissa, &c, 94S. 



Aziz, Fatimite sultan of Egypt, 656, 664. 



Azophi, Arab astronomer, 650. 



Azurara, Portuguese writer on Guinea, 821. 



P,\al-ii vn vn, king of Edom or Petra, 146, 150. 



Baasha, king of Israel, 191. 



Babington, Charles C-, English botanist, 1067, 1069. 



Babius, second king of Assyria, 91. 



Babylas, twelfth bishop of Antioch, 539. 



Bacchylides, Greek lyric poet, 268. 



Bacchylus, bishop of Corinth, 533. 



Bade, botanist in Senegal and Buenos Ayres, 1062. 



Bacon, Francis, restorer of learning in Britain, 92 t. 



Bacon, Roger, English physicist, 756. 



Bacone, Joannes de, scholastic theologian, 782. 



Badezor, Phoenician king, 194. 



Basringda, Burmese king, 479. 



Baffin, William, British navigator, 932-33. 



Bahader Shah, emperor of Northern Hindustan, 1001, 



1003. 

 Bajazet, fourth Turkish sultan, 796-98, 800. 

 Bajazet II., tenth Turkish sultan, 843, S54, 857, 862. 

 Balaam, 149. 

 Bala-deva, 6S6. 



Balaeus, Assyrian emperor, 105. 

 Balas, or Palash, S.isam'd king of Persia, 569. 

 Balatores, Assyrian emperor, [31. 

 Balbillus, Roman prefect in E^spt, 4S2. 

 Balbinus, D. Caelius, colleague of Pupienus Maximus, 



538- 

 Balboa, M. C , on the ancient Peruvians, 898. 



Baldaya, Affonso Gonsalves, Portuguese navigator, 



814. 

 Baldwin, Godfrey, leader of the first Crusade, 684, 686. 

 Baldwin, Henri, Frankish king of Constantinople, 719. 

 Baldwin, William, American botanist, 1059, 1061. 

 Baleazar, Phoenician king, 185. 

 Balhara, Hindu king of Guzerat, 658. 

 Balsamon, scholastic Greek writer, 718. 

 Balzac, who first wrote French prose with elegance, 



94S. 

 Banister, Io., botanist in Virginia, 961. 

 Banks, Joseph, British voyager and naturalist, 1029. 

 Baptista Trovamala, theologian, S31. 

 Barak, 155. 



Barakah Khan, Memluk sultan of Egypt, 756. 

 -Bararuchi, Sanscrit writer, 681. 

 Barbaras. Josafa, Italian traveller, 815, 834. 

 Barbas, R\. '^ihhishop of Constantinople, 565. 

 Barbosa, Duarte, PoVrtuguese voyager on Indian Ocean, 



862, 865. s, 



Barchu-Arte-Tieghin, chief ot^.the Ouigours, 719. 

 Barcia, botanist, 1006. 

 Barckhausen, Theoph., botanist, 1027. 

 Barclay, John, English critic, 921. 

 Bardas, Byzantine general, 656. 



Bardesanes the Syrian, early heretical Christian, 55^1. 

 Bardylis, king of the Illyrians, 318. 

 Barents, Willem, Dutch navigator, 916, 918. 

 Barkook, Memluk sultan of Egypt, 795-96, 798. 

 Barlaam of Calabria, 782. 

 Barlow, Arthur, British navigator, 908. 

 Barnabas, companion of Paul, 478, 480. 

 Barnard, Rev. Dr., 1034. 

 Baronius, Caesar, ecclesiastical historian, 921. 

 Barrelier, lac, botanist, 971. 

 Barrere, Petrus, botanist in Guiana, 1617. 

 Barrow, Isaac, English theologian and mathematician, 



965. 

 Barsebayel Aschraf, Memluk sultan of Egypt, 811,815. 

 Barthelemi de Salignac, S58. 

 Barthius, Caspar, critic, 948. 



Bartholin, Thomas, I lanish critic and physician, 965. 

 Bartholomew, the apostle, 482. 

 Barton, B. S., X. American naturalist, 1054, 1057. 

 Barton, W P. C , N. American botanist, 1060. 

 Bartram, John, N. American naturalist, 1009, 1020. 

 Bartram, William, N. American naturalist, 1033. 

 Barzouyeh, Persian translator of Sanscrit, 576. 

 Bashemath, wife of Esau, 115. 

 Basileides, gnostic Christian, 525-26. 

 Basiliscus, claimant of the Byzantine empire, 569. 

 Basilius, bishop of Ancvra, 548-49. 

 Basilius, bishop of < \vsarea in Cappadocia, 552. 

 Basilius, Fl , last Roman consul, 5S0. • 

 Basilius Macedo, thirty-fourth Byzantine emperor, 



639-40, 643. 

 Basilius of Cilicia, ecclesiastical writer, 571. 

 Basilius II., associate Bvzantine emperor, 656. 

 Basra wi, Shcms-eddin, Arab writer, 897. 

 Bassi, F., Italian botanist, 1027. 

 Bassolius, Joannes, scholastic theologian, 814. 

 Bassus, Cassianus, compiler of the Geoponica, 652. 

 Batard, F., French botanist, 1057. 

 Bathon, Greek comic poet, 370. 

 Bathurst, Rad., one of the discoverers of oxygen gas, 



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