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INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Martin, Petrus, Swedish botanist, 941, 1025. 



Martini, P. Martin, Jesuit missionary in China, 952. 



Martinus, ninth Roman archbishop, 605. 



Martinus, rhetor at Constantinople, 564. 



Martinus, see Marinus. 



Martinus II., thirty-third pope, 757-58- 



Martinus III , fifty-second pope, S03, 813. 



Martinus Dumiensis, ecclesiastical writer, 576. 



Martinus of Tours, ecclesiastical writer, 555. 



Martinus Polonus, chronographer, 758. 



Martius, botanist in Brazil, 1061. 



Martyn, John, English botanist, 1009. 



Marudach Baldanes, king of Babylon, 219. 



Mary, queen of England, 888-89, 891-92. 



Mary, queen of Scotland, 892, S97, 912. 



Mary II., wife of William III. of Britain, 985, 991. 



Masaccio, founder of a new style of painting, S14. 



Masasoit, aboriginal American, 939. 



Masaud, sultan of Ghazni, 669, 676. 



Masaud II., sultan of Ghazni, 6S4, 6S6 



Maserjawia, Jewish writer of Arabic, 586. 



Mashallah el-Andrusger, astronomer, 624. 



Mason, Francis, missionary and bot. in Burmah, 1069 



Mason, John, resident in Newfoundland, 935. 



Masse, Enmond, first Jesuit missionary in N, Am., 930. 



Masso, Papirius, jurist and historian, 921. 



Massun, Francis, English botanist, 1049. 



Masudi, Arab geographer, 647, 651. 



Matatja ben Moses, Jewish writer, 782. 



Matgenus, Phoenician king, 194. 



Mather, Cotton, clergyman of Boston, 1006. 



Ma-touan-lin, Chinese geographer and hist., 721, 774. 



Matsva Kesari, king of Orissa, 675. 



Mattiiaeus, bishop of Myra, modern Greek writer, 965. 



Matthaeus Paris, English historian, 723. 



Matthew of Westminster, English historian, 791. 



Matthias, thirty-third emperor of Germany and Italy, 



93°. 936. 

 Matthias the apostle, 476 



Matthias Hunniades Cur., king of Hungary, S24, S69. 

 Matthioli, P. A., Italian botanist, 887-89, 894. 

 Mattuscha, H. G. comes, botanist, 1027. 

 Matwalesen, king of Ceylon, 627. 

 Maubant, earliest French missionary in Corea, 1067. 

 Maud, wife of king Henry of England, 684. 

 Maundeville, John, traveller to the E Indies, 6S7, 7S7. 

 Maundrell, Henrv, traveller in Palestine, <)<)-{. 

 Maupertius,Mor. de, traveller to the Arc. Ciicle, 1015. 

 Maurice of Nassau, voyager to Brazil, 950. 

 Mauricius, twelfth Byzantine emperor, 5S9, 591, 597. 

 Mausolus, king of Cam, 312, 319. 

 Mavrocordatus, Alex., scholastic Greek writer, 997. 

 Maximianus, colleague of the emperor Diocletian, 54^. 

 Maximianus, Greek ecclesiastical writer, 560. 

 Maximilian, twenty eighth emperor of Germany and 



Italy, 859, 864. 

 Maximilian II., thirty-first emperor of Germany and 



Italy, 898. 

 Maximilla, one of the founders of the sect of Mon- 



tanists, 531. 

 Maximinus, ambassador to Attila, 566. 

 Maximinus, Roman general and claimant of the 



empire, 545. 

 Maximinus, twenty-fifth Roman emperor, 537-38. 

 Maximus, claimant of the Roman empire, 5 S4— 55- 



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aximus, forty-first bishop of Jerusalem, 549. 



Maximus, fourteenth bishop of Alexandria, 540, 543. 



Maximus, or Maximinus, seventh bp. of Antioch, 532. 



Maximus, Pupienus, see Pupienus. 



Maximus, rhetor at Constantinople, 564. 



Maximus, Roman emperor of the West, 567. 



Maximus, Valerius, see Valerius. 



Maximus Confessor, ecclesiastical writer, 601. 



Maximus of Ephesus, Greek philosopher, 547. 



Maximus of Tyre, Greek philosopher, 526. 



Mayer, Tobias, astronomer, 1037. 



May, Henry, navigator, 915. 



Mayronis, Franciscus, scholastic theologian, 765. 



Mayta Capac, fourth Inca of Peru, 580, 688,705,709. 



Ma-yuan, Chinese general, 482. 



Mecophanes, Greek painter, 3S2. 



Medeia of Colchis, 164. 



Medhatithi, Hindu king, 192. 



Medici, Cosmo de, duke of Florence, 814. 



Medici, Laurence de, duke of Florence, 842. 



Medius, Greek historian, 325. 



Medon, first Athenian archon, 186, 191. 



Meerburgh, Xicolaas, Dutch botanist, 1027. 



Meese, David, botanist, 1025. 



Megabazus, or Megabvzus, Persian general, 252, 269. 



Mehinga, king of Karague, 730. 



Mehujael, son of Irad, 3. 



Meir ben Isaac, Hebrew poet, 6S4. 



Meisner, Karl Friadr., botanist, 1064. 



Melampus, Dionysian prophet, 153. 



Melancthon, Philip, protestant reformer, 870. 



Melanippides, Greek poet, 244. 



Melanopus, Greek orator, 299. 



Melanthius, Greek tragic poet, 2S1. 



Melanthus, Greek painter, 325. 



Melanthus, king of Athens, 185. 



Melciades, or Miltiades, thirtieth bishop of Rome, 546. 



Meleager, Greek poet, 434. 



Meleager of Gadara, Greek philosopher, 3S2. 



Melek-Ailel Seif-Eddin, Ayoubite sultan of Egypt, 



718, 720. 

 Melek-Adel II., Ayoubite sultan of Egypt, 72c;, 730. 

 Melek-Aziz Othman, Ayoubite suit, of Egypt, 716, 71S. 

 Mclek-el-Mansur, Ayoubite sultan of Egypt, 71S. 

 Melek-Kamel, Ayoubite sultan of Egypt, 720, 725. 

 Melek-Saleh, A\oubite sultan of Egypt, 730, 735, 741. 

 Melik Shah, king of Persia, 683. 

 Mclendez, Pedro, Spanish admiral, S97. 

 Meletius of Athens, modern Greek writer, 997. 

 Meletius of Lycopolis, early Christian writer, 544. 

 Meletus, Greek tragic poet, 301. 

 Melis^us, C, Roman writer, 4". 

 Melissus, Greek philosopher, 268, 279. 

 Meliton, bishop of Sardls, ^29. 

 Mellent, earl of, 6S4. 

 Melvill, James, historian, 897. 

 Membliarus, Phoenician colonist, 150. 

 Memnon, inventor of alphabetic writing, 106. 

 Menaechmus, Greek writer. 325. 

 Menage of Anvers, critic, 96 ^. 

 Menahem, Karaite Jewish writer, 645. 

 Menahem, sixteenth king of Israel, 210. 

 Menahem ben Solomon, Jewish lexicographer, 703. 

 Menander, Greek comic poet, 325. 

 Menander, Nicator, Greek king of Bactria, 396. 

 Menander, Simonian Christian, 498. 

 Menander Protector, Greek historian, 5S6. 



