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Louis VII., king of France, 704.
Louis VIII., king of France, 721-22.
Louis IX. le Saint, king of France, 722, 740-41, 753.
Louis X., king of F'rance, 774
Louis XI., king of France, S29.
Louis XIL, king of France, S59, 861.
Louis XIIL, king of France, 939, 947.
Louis XIV., king of F'rance, 971, 981, 993-94, 1004.
Louis XV., king of France, 1004, 1034.
Louis XVI., king of France, 1034, 1036, 1043, 1047.
Louis XVIII., ruler of France, 1060.
Louis II. Bavarus, twenty-first emperor of Germany
and Italy, 774, 7S2.
Louis Philippe, ruler of France, 1065.
Loureiro, botanist in Cochinchina, 1018.
Lou-wan, last king of Yan in Northern China, 390.
Lou-wang, of the later Thang, Chinese emperor, 650.
Lowe, T. S. C., American aeronaut, 1070.
Loyola, Ignatius, founder of the Jesuit mon. order, SSo.
Lucana, Andr., Spanish botanist, 890.
Lucanus, Roman poet, 477.
Lucas Ghini, Italian botanist, 887.
Lucceiiis, Roman historian, 446.
Lucianus, Greek satirist, 529.
Lucifer, bishop of Sardinia, 550.
Lucilius, Roman poet, 431.
Liiciii.s, Arian bishop of Alexandria, 553.
Lucius, king of South Britain, 531.
Lucius, twentieth bishop of Rome, 539.
Lucius II., tenth pope, 705.
Lucius III., fifteenth pope, 715.
Lucretius, Roman poet, 453.
Lucullus, L. Licinius, Roman general and hist., 445-46.
Ludgerus, first monastic bishop and theologian, 624.
Ludius, Roman painter, 467.
Ludolff, Mich. Math., botanist, 1027.
Ludovicus Pius (Louis), emperor of France and Germany,
626-27.
Ludwig. C. G., botanist in Barbary, 1027.
Luitprand of Pavia, historian and theologian, 650.
Luke the Evangelist, 4S2.
Lupercus, Greek grammarian, 537.
Lupicinus, Roman general in Britain, 550.
Lusitanus, Zacutus, Jewish writer, 948.
Luther, leader of the Protestant reformation, S63-67,
870,877.
Lycaon, second king of Arcadia, 128.
Lycis, Greek comic poet, 281.
Lycon, Greek philosopher, 382.
Lycophron, Greek tragic poet, 370.
Lycortas, Achaean praetor, 398.
Lycurgus, Greek orator, 323.
Lycurgus, Spartan lawgiver, 19S, 202.
Lycus of Rhegium, Greek historian, 370.
Lygdamus, Roman poet, 46S.
Lynacre, Thomas, one of the founders of the College
of Physicians, 858.
Lynceus, king of Argos, 147,
Lynceus of Samos, Greek writer, 370.
Lyon, John, botanist in N. America, 1053.
Lyons, British ambassador at Washington, 1070.
Lysander of Sparta, Greek admiral, 298.
Lysanias of Cyrene, Greek grammarian, 382,
Lysi.as, Greek orator, 277.
Lysicrates, choregus, or choir-master at Athens, 323,
325-
Lysimachus, brother of Ptolemy I I I , 391.
Lysimachus, Greek comic poet, 281.
Lysimachus, Greek philosopher, 382.
Lysimachus, Macedonian general, 340,348,372-73,377.
Lysippus, Greek comic poet, 281.
Lysippus, Greek sculptor, 325.
Lyte, II., English botanist, 902.
M..\add, Ishmaelite ancestor of Mohammed, 436.
Macar, leader of a Greek colony, 132.
Macarius, fortieth bishop of Jerusalem, 546.
Macartney, first British ambassador iu China, 1047.
Macbeth, king of Scotland, 676, 678.
Maccabaeus, Judas, king of Jeru.salem, 400.
Macchaleus, or Aschalius, Assyrian emperor, 113.
Mace, Samuell, English navigator, 923.
Macedonius, bishop of Constantinople, 572.
Macer, Aemilius, Roman poet, 437.
Macer the younger, Roman writer, 467.
Machiavel, secretary of the Republic of Florence,858.
Machim, discoverer of Madeira, 794, 810.
Machir, son of Manasseh, 120-21.
Machón, Greek comic poet, 3S2.
Mackenzie, George, jurist and critic, 965.
Maclaurin, Colin, mathematician, 1012,
Macrae, James, botanist in Brazil, Chili, and the
Hawaiian Islands, 1064.
Macrinus, twenty-second Roman emperor, 535.
Macrobius, Roman grammarian, 552.
Madain, Arab historian, 6ig.
Madan Mahadeva, king of Orissa, 714.
Madoc, Welsh voyager, 712.
Madschhul, Arab writer, 612.
Maelius, Sp., wealthy Roman plebeian, 279,
Maenius, M., Roman tribune of the people, 292.
Magadu, king of Martaban in Burmah, 766.
Magalhan, P. Gabriel de, Jesuit mission, in China, 958.
Magas, son of Ptolemy III., 391.
Magellan, or Magalhaens, Portuguese navigator in
Spanish employ, 864-65.
Magnentius, claimant of the Roman empire, 549.
Magnes, Greek comic poet, 255.
Magnol, Petr., French botanist, 973, 988.
Magnus, Joannes, Gothic historian, 878.
Magnus, king of Norway, 747.
Mago, Carthaginian .agricultural writer, 255.
Mago, Carthaginian general, 302,
Mahalo-mana, king of Ceylon, 527.
Mahaloo Wijayaba, king of Ceylon, 649, 657.
Mahamandala, Hindu king, 285, 306.
Mahan.ama, Ceylon historian, 568.
Maha-nawma, king of Ceylon, 561, 565.
Mahasena, kingof Ceylon, 542, 545.
Mahayensan, king of Ceylon, 627, 630.
Mahendra-pala, Flindu king, 665.
Mahinda, Buddhist priest, 386.
Mahmed Ben Hasan, 612.
Mahmood, twenty-fifth Turkish sultan, loio, 1022.
Mahmood IL, thirty-first Turkish sultan, 1057, 1068.
Mahmud, sultan of Ghazni, 664-65, 667-69.
Mahmud Ben Mohammed, Persian medical writer, 831.
Mahmud Shah Begara, sixth Muslim king of Guzerat,
S25, 843, 855.
Mahomed Shah, first sultan of Malacca, 755.
Maigret, Catholic missionary among the Polynesians
704-s, 1068.
Maílla, P. de, Jesuit missionary in China, 989.
Mailrosius, see Joannes.
Maimburg of Lorraine, historian, 965.
Maimonides, Jewish writer, 711, 723.
Maisa Lalean, king of Java, 664’.
Majorianus, Roman emperor of the West, 56S.
Makea, Polyn’esiaii chief, 680.
Makrizi, Arab writer, 799.
Malachi, Jewish prophet, 281.
Ma-la-ma-thou-fang, Cambodian ambassador, 6S7.
Malaus, leader of a Greek colony, 179.
Malchion, early Christian writer, 541.
Malchus, Greek historian, 568.
Malchus, see Porphyrius.
Malcolm IL, king of Scotland, 675.
Malcolm III., king of Scotland, 678.
Malcolm IV., king of Scotland, 708.
Malebranche, metaphysician, 997.
Malherbe, who first imparted harmony to French
poetry, get.
Malik, first Cahtan ruler of Oman, 227.
Malocello, Lancelote, voyager to t’he Canaries, 764.
Malpighi. Marc., microscopic observer, 965.
Mamercinus, M. Aemilius, Roman dictator, 280.
Mamertinus, Roman panegyrist, 544.
Mamertinus the younger, Roman rhetor, 54S.
Mamylus, Assyrian emperor, iig.
Mamythus, Assyrian emperor, i i i .
Manardus, Johannes, Italian botanist, 865.
Manasseh, king of Judah, 219, 222, 226.
Manasseh, son of Joseph, 121.
Manasseh ben Israel, Jewish writer, 948.
Manasses, scholastic Greek writer, 703.
Manco Capac, first inca of Peru, 667, 67S.
Manes, founder of the Manichaean sect, 542.
Manetho, Egyptian hist., and chronographer, 13, 3 71.
Manfred, Norman king of Sicily, 751.
Manfredus de Monte Imperiali, medical writer, 799.
Mang, of the Hia, Chinese emperor, 91.
Mangou Khan, chief of the Tartars, 742, 747, 730.
Manik Rai, eighth Hindu king of Ajmir, 613.
Manka, translator of Sanscrit into Persian, 623.
Manliis, Io. lacob de, botanist, S24.
Manlius Capitolinus, P., Roman dictator, 312.
Manlius Torquatus, T., Roman dictator, 31S, 322.
Mansur, sixth Samani king of Bactria, 655-657.
Mansur II., eighth and last Samani king of Bactria, 664.
Mantegna, Andrea, Italian painter, 831.
Mantias, Greek pliarmacologist, 389.
Mantuanus, Baptista, poet, 858.
Manu, or Menu, Institutes of, 420-21.
Manuel, sixty-sixt. Byzantine emperor,.796, 803.
Manuel, fourteenth king of Portugal, S56, 859.
Manutius, Paulus, lib’ii of the Vatican, and critic,897.
Mappus, Marcus, German botanist, 965.
Maputeva, Polynesian chief, 705.
Mar, last Talmudical authority, 568.
Mar Apas Catina, Armenian historian, 401.
Maranta, Barthol., botanist, S92.
Marathius, king of Sicyon, 115.
Maratti, Carlo, Italian painter, 965.
Marcellinus, twenty-seventh bishop of Rome, 5.44.
Marcellinus Comes of Illyria, chronographer, 576, 586.
M.arcellinus presbyter, theologian, 613.
Marcellus, bishop of Ancyra, 548.
Marcellus, M. Claudius, Roman general 390,393.
Marcellus, twenty-eiglith bishop of Rome, 544.
Marcellus, Ulpius, Roman governor of Britain, 532.
Marcellus of Bourdeaux, medical writer, 555.
Marcellus Virgilius, of Florence, 863.
Marcgraf, G., botanist in Brazil, 950.
Marcianus, Greek physician, 466.
Marcianus, third Byzantine emperor, 566.
Marcion, heretical Christian, 527-2S.
Marcius, founder of a Roman colony, 411.
Marcius, Roman writer, 38g.
Marco Polo, traveller in Central and Eastern Asia, 642,
756-58, 762.
Marcos de Missa, Franciscan Monk, 877.
Marcus, first Gentile bishop of Jerusalem, 527.
Marcus, thirty-second bishop of Rome, 548.
Marcus eremita, theologian, 645.
Marcus Græcus, 756.
Marcus of Byzantium, Greek rhetor, 526.
Mardocempadus, king of Babylon, 215.
Mardonius, Persian general, 256, 265.
Margaret, queen of Uenmark and Norway, 797.
Margaret, queen of Scotland, 759.
Margaret Tudor, wife of James IV., 859.
-Margaritone, earliest Italian painter, 723.
Margounius, Maximus, modern Greek writer, 897.
Marhum, king of Ternate, 830.
Maria Louisa, second wife of Napoleon, 1057.
Maria Theresa, empress of Germany and Italy, loig.
Mariana, Spanish historian, 921.
Marianus Scotus, chronographer, 681.
Maribas, Syrian writer of Armenian history, 407.
Mariette, French archæologist, 1066.
Marie Antoinette, wife of Louis XVL, king of France,
1047.
Marignolli, John dé, Franciscan missionary, 782.
Marini, Andreas, Italian botanist, 894.
Marini, J, Baptista, Italian poet, 921.
Marino Sanuto Torsello, Italian geographer, 766.
Marinus, Greek philosopher, 568.
Marinus, or Martinus, forty-fourth Roman archbp., 643.
Marinus H., sixty-fourth Roman archbishop, 651-52.
Mariti, botanist in the East, 1023, 1030.
Marius, Aventiensis, chronographer, 589.
Marius, -Caius, Roman general, 432, 441-42.
Marius, Simon, astronomer, 928.
Marius, third king of the Gauls, 541.
Mark the Evangelist, 479, 483.
Marot, French poet, 872.
Marquette, Jesuit missionary in N. America, 971.
Marsarchis, Nestorian emigrant, 756.
Marsden, English philologist in Sumatra, 1038.
Marshall, Humphrey, N. American botanist, 1039.
Marsham, John, chronographer, 965.
Marsi+i, Ludw. Ferdin.'! botanist, 1007.
Marsilius, Io., botanist, 1027.
Marsilius ab Ingen, scholastic theologian, 791.
Marsilius Ficinus, S31.
Marsilius Patavinus, 765.
Marsyas, Greek flute-player, 157.
M.arsyas of Pella, Greek historian, 325.
Martens, Fried., voyager to Spitzbergen, 970.
Marthad, tobba of Yemen, 549.
Martialis, first bishop of Lemovicinis in Gaul, 53g.
Martialis, Roman poet, 518.
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