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INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Esaias, theologian, 601. 



Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, 21S-19, 222. 



Esau, 112, 115. 



Esch-Sheybanee, Arab grammarian, 624. 



Esper, E. J. C, cryptogamic botanist, 1052. 



Esteve de Bezier, last of the Troubadours, 753. 



Esther, Jewish wife of a Persian emperor, 255. 



Esthori, Parchi, Jewish writer, 765. 



Etearchus, king of the Oasis of Amnion, 269. 



Eteocles, Cadmean king of Boeotia, 164. 



Ethan the Ezrahite, 179. 



Ethbaal, or Eithobalus, Phoenician king, 192, 194. 



Ethelbald II , Anglo-Saxon king of England, 633-34. 



Etheibert, Anglo-Saxon king of England, 634. 639. 



Etheired, Anglo-Saxon king of England, 639-40. 



Ethelred II., Anglo-Saxon king of England, 658,667. 



Ethel werd, Fabius, Anglo-Saxon chronologer, 656. 



Ethelwold, bishop of Winchester, 655. 



Ethelwulf, Anglo-Saxon king of England, 629, 633. 



Euarestus, fourth bishop of Rome, 51S. 



Eubulus, Greek comic poet, 306 



Eubulus of Athens, Academic philosopher, 540. 



Eucherius, ecclesiastical writer, 565. 



Euclides, Athenian archon, 29S. 



Eucratides, Greek king of Bactria, 39S, 402. 



Eucratides II., Greek king of Bactria, 402. 



Euctemon, Greek astronomer, 2S1. 



Euclemus, Greek king of Bactria, 340. 



Eudemus, Greek writer, 325. 



Eudemus of Tarns, Greek historian, 244. 



Eudo.xia, wife of Valentinian III., 568. 



Eudo.xus of Cnidus, Greek astronomer, 312. 



Eudoxus of Cyzicus, Greek navigator, 424. 



Euechous, king of Babylon, 83. 



Euetes, Greek comic poet, 255. 



Eugamon of Cvrcne, Greek poet, 237 



Eugenius, claimant of the Roman empire, 558. 



Eugenius of Bulgaria, modern Greek writer, 1052. 



Eugenius of Carthage, ecclesiastical writer, 570. 



Eugenius, tenth Roman archbishop, 605, 607. 



Eugenius II., thirty-fifth Roman archbishop, 627-28. 



Eugenius III., eleventh pope, 705, 70S. 



Eugenius IV., fifty-third pope, 813, 815, 821. 



Eugeon of Samos, Gicck historian, 244. 



Eugesippus, Greek writer, 675. 



Euhemerus, Greek writer, 325. 



Eulamius, Greek philosopher, 576. 



Eulh-chi-hoang-ti, of the Thsin, Chinese emperor, 393. 



Eulogius, bishop of Caesarea, 561. 



Eulogius of Alexandria, ecclesiastical writer, 5S6. 



Eulogius of Toledo, theologian, 629. 



Eumachus of Corcyra, Greek historian, 417. 



Eumelus, Greek poet, 210. 



Eumenius, Roman panegyrist, 544. 



Eumolpus, 153. 



Eunapius, Greek historian, 560. 



Euneus, Aeolian chief, 162. 



Eunicns, Greek comic poet, 299. 



Eunnniius, heretical Christian writer, 552. 



Euphantus of Olynthus, Greek writer, 382. 



Euphemius, bishop of Constantinople, 570, 572. 



Euphorion of Chalcis, Greek grammarian, 3S2. 



Euphranor, Creek painter, 312. 



Euphrasius, ecclesiastical writer, 571. 



Euphrates, bishop of Cologne, 549. 



Euphrates, Greek philosopher, 498. 



Euphron, Greek comic poet, 325. 

 Eupolemus, Greek architect, 285. 

 Eupolis, Greek comic poet, 282. 

 Eupompus, Greek painter, 299. 

 Euric, king of the Goths, 568-69. 

 Euripides, Greek tragic poet, 278, 296. 

 Euripides the younger, Greek tragic poet, 299. 

 Europa, mother of Minos, 147. 

 Europs, second king of Sicyun, 113. 

 Eurvlochus, leader of the Amphictyons, 234. 

 Euryphon, Greek medical writer, 288. 

 Eui vpon, or Em vtion, third Proclidkingof Sparta, 192. 

 Eurysthenes and 1'rocles, kings of Sparta, 186, 191. 

 Eurystheus, king of Argus, 105, 

 Eusebius, Arian bishop of Emisa, 547. 

 Eusebius, bishop of Laodicea, 543. 

 Eusebius, twenty-ninth bishop of Rome, 544. 

 Eusebius of Caesarea, Greek chronographer, 547-4S. 

 Eusebius \'ercellensis, ecclesiastical writer, 550. 

 Eustathius, Creek chronographer, 568. 

 Eustathius of Antioch, early Christian writer, 544. 

 Eustathius of Thessalonica, 711. 

 Eusthenius, Claudius, Roman panegyrist, 544. 

 Eustochius, Greek historian, 547. 

 Euthalius, Greek ecclesiastical writer, 565. 

 Euthydemus, third Greek king of Bactria, 391, 396. 

 Euthymius Zigabenus, scholastic Greek writer, 684. 

 Eutropius, Roman historian, 547. 

 Eutvches, founder of the Eutychian sect, 566. 

 Eutychianus, twenty-fifth bishop of Rome, 542, 543. 

 Eutychius of Amasia, ecclesiastical writer, 576. 

 Euxenidas, Greek painter, 312. 

 Euxenides, Greek comic poet, 255. 

 Euzous, bishop of Caesarea in Palestine, 552. 

 Ev.1gor.1s, king of Cyprus, 302-3, 306, 311. 

 Evagrius, ecclesiastical historian, s86. 

 'Evagiius of Antioch, ecclesiastical writer, 560. 

 Evander, Greek philosopher, 3S9. 

 Evander, leader of a Greek colony, 157. 

 Evanthiu-, Roman grammarian, 547. 

 Evenor, Greek painter, 281. 



Eversmann, Russian naturalist at Boukhara, 1062. 

 Evil-merodach, or Ilvarodamus, king of Babylon, 239. 

 Evrard of Nevcrs, theologian, 718. 

 Evremond of Normandy, humorist and critic, 965. 

 Exmouth, English admiral, 1060. 

 Exsupeiins, Roman rhetor, 547. 

 E\ re, traveller, 03 V 

 Ezckicl, Jew i.sh prophet, 236. 

 Ezra, Abraham ebn, 703. 



E/r.i. Moses ebn, Jewish writer of Arabic, 703. 

 Ezra the scribe, 268. . 



Fa, of the Ilia, Chinese emperor, 96. 

 Fabianus, eighteenth bishop of Rome, 537-39. 

 Kabius, thirteenth bishop of Antioch, 539. 

 Fabius M.iximus, n , Roman general, 330, 346. 

 Fabius Pictor, Roman historian, 392. 

 Fabregou, M., French botanist, 1013. 

 Fabricius, Io., botanist, S92. 

 Fabricius, J. Albertus, classical scholar, 997. 

 Fabricius, John, astronomer, 928. 

 Fabricius, 1'liil. Conr., botanist, 1023. 

 Facilidas, Abyssinian king, 947. 

 Facundus, ecclesiastical writer, 576. 



