INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



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Jason, leader of the Argonautic expedition, 162. 

 Jason of Cyrene, Greek writer, 400. 

 Jason the Stoic, Greek philosopher, 446. 

 Jaubert. Amedee, French orientalist, 1052. 

 Jauhar Kaid, Muslim general, 656. 

 Jay, John, American statesman, 1048. 

 Jayadevas, Sanscrit poet, 711. 

 Jaya Misaya, Javan prince, 597. 



Jefferson, Thomas, American statesman and presi- 

 dent, 1039, 1054. 

 Jehan Shah, or Giausa, king of Persia, 822. 

 Jehoahaz, king of Israel, 198. 

 Jehoahaz, last king of Judah, 229. 

 Jehoash, or Joash, king of Judah, 195. 

 ' Jehoash, or Joash, twelfth king of Israel, 199. 

 Jehoiachin, governor of Jerusalem, 232, 239. 

 Jehoiakim, or Eliakim, governor of Jerusalem, 229, 232. 

 Jehoram, king of Judah, 194. 



Jehoram, or Joram, son of Ahab and king of Israel, 194. 

 Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, 193. 

 Jehu, Jewish prophet, 192. 

 Jehu, tenth king of Israel, 195. 

 Jehuda ben Moses, Jewish translator, 765. 

 Jehuda ben Moses Naphtali, or Lob Brzsc, translator 



of Hebrew, 885. 

 Jehuda Halevi of Spain, Jewish writer, 703 

 Jehuda Ibn Balam, Jewish commentator, 680. 

 Jehuda Ibn Koreish, of Tahart in Africa, Jewish 



philologist, 645. 

 Jeia Chandra, last Hindu king of Canouj, 716. 

 Jeiel, the scribe, 210. 

 Jeipal, see Chaitra-pala. 

 Jeipal II., last Hindu king of Lahore, 668. 

 Jelal-u-din Khilji, eleventh suit, of Delhi, 721, 760, 762. 

 Jemaleddin Yusuf, Memluk sultan of Egypt, S15. 

 Jenghiz-Khan, Tartar chief, 716, 719, 721-22. 

 Jenkinson, Anthony, traveller to Bokhara, 892. 

 Jenkinson, lac, English botanist, 1022. 

 Jensu II., dairo of Japan, 792, 796. 

 jen-wo, or Jin-jo, dairo of Japan, 656, 662. 

 Jephthah, Jewish warrior, 162. 

 Jephunneh, 136. 

 Jeremiah, Jewish prophet, 230. 



Jeroboam, first king of Israel, 185. 



Jeroboam II., thirteenth king of Israel, 202, 210. 



Jerome, see Hieronymus. 



Jerome of Prague, 803. 



Jesse, 175. 



Jetznako, cubo and emperor of Japan, 958, 976. 



Jeune, Paul le, Jesuit missionary in Canada, 948. 



Jezebel, 193. 



Jidahana, king of Delhi, 686. 



Jingo-Kogu, dairo of Japan, 538. 



Jin-tsoung, of the Soung, Chinese emperor, 668. 



Jin-tsoung II., of the Youan, Chinese emperor, 773. 



Jin-tsoung III., of the Ming, Chinese emperor, 811. 



Jisch Ben Hasan, 612. 



Joachimus, theologian, 711. 



Joan cl'Arc, female warrior, 812. 



Joannes, author of the Climax, Greek writer, 597. 



Joannes, bishop of Jerusalem, 561. 



Joannes, fifty-first bishop of Rome, 573-74- 



Joannes, fifty-ninth bishop of Rome, 585, 589. 



Joannes, patriarch of Jerusalem, theologian, 619. 



Joannes, Roman emperor of the West, 564. 



Joannes Antiochenus, scholastic Greek writer, 703. 



Joannes Biclariensis, ecclesiastical writer, 586, 591. 

 Joannes Cameniates, Greek writer, 645. 

 Joannes Cinnamus, scholastic Greek writer, 684. 

 Joannes Damascenus, Greek historian, 619. 

 Joannes de Capistrano, scholastic theologian, 814. 

 Joannes de Turrecremata, scholastic theologian, 814. 

 Joannes Diaconus and Rhetor, 639. 

 Joannes Epiphaniensis, Greek historian, 586. 

 Joannes Januensis, of Genoa, lexicographer, 759. 

 Joannes Lydus, Greek historian, 576. 

 Joannes Mailrosius of Scotland, theologian, 619. 

 Joannes Malalas, Greek historian, 586. 

 Joannes Mercurius, fifty-fourth bishop of Rome, 576. 

 Joannes Micrologus, Greek writer, 6S0. 

 Joannes Moschus, Greek writer, 597. 

 Joannes Nauclerus, 831. 



Joannes of Antioch, ecclesiastical writer, 570. 

 Joannes of Apri, patriarch of Constantinople, 787. 

 Joannes of Sicily, Greek writer, 629. 

 Joannes of Tornamira, medical writer, 799. 

 Joannes Parisiensis, scholastic theologian, 753. 

 Joannes Philoponus of Alexandria, Greek gram- 

 marian, 597. 

 Joannes Rhetor, Greek historian, 576. 

 Joannes Scylitzes, Greek writer, 680. 

 Joannes Zemisces, thirty-ninth Byzantine emperor, 656. 

 Joannes II. or Calo-Joannes, fifty-second Byzantine 



emperor, 687, 704. 

 Joannes III. Ducas, fifty-ninth Byzantine emperor, 



7=i> 733. 743- 

 Joannes IV. Theodoras, sixtieth Byzantine emperor, 



743. 75<- 



Joannes V. Palaeologus, sixty-fourth Byzantine empe- 

 ror, 784, 791, 796. 



Joannes VII., sixty-seventh Byzant. emperor, 803, 810. 



Joannes VIII., sixty-eighth Byzant. emperor, 810, 818. 



Joannes IV., seventh Roman archbishop, 602-3. 



Joannes V., seventeenth Roman archbishop, 612-13. 



Joannes VI., twentieth Roman archbishop, 613-14. 



Joannes VII., twenty-first Roman archbishop, 614-15. 



Joannes VIII. Joanna, 632. 



Joannes IX., forty-third Roman archbishop, 640, 643. 



Joannes X., fifty-first Roman archbishop, 645, 647. 



Joannes XL, fifty-eighth Roman archbishop, 647, 650. 



Joannes XII., sixty-first Roman archbishop, 650. 



Joannes XIII., sixty-sixth Roman archbishop, 655. 



Joannes XIV., sixty-ninth Roman archbishop, 655-56. 



Joannes XV., seventy-third Roman archbishop, 662 



Joannes XVI., seventy-fourth Roman archb., 662-63. 



Joannes XVII., seventy-fifth Roman archbishop, 663. 



Joannes XVIII., seventy-eighth Roman archb., 665. 



Joannes XIX , seventy-ninth Roman archb., 665, 667. 



Joannes XX., eighty-second Roman archb., 669, 675. 



Joannes XXL, thirty-first pope, 755. 



Joannes XXII , fortieth pope, 774, 782. 



Joannes XXIII., fifty-first pope, 801-3. 



Job, 236. 



Jobab, second king of Edom, 124. 



Jochebed, mother of Moses, 129. 



Joel, Jewish prophet, 213. 



Joel, scholastic Greek writer, 711. 



Johannitius, see Honain. 



John, king of Portugal, 796, 803, 811, 814. 



John II , king of Portugal, 842-43, S45, 847, 856. 



John IV., king of Portugal, 951. 



John II., king of France, 789, 791. 



