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Psousennes H., king of Egypt, 180.
Ptolemaeus, Claudius, Greek geographer and astronomer,
526-27.
Ptolemaeus Appion, king of Cyrene, 438.
Ptolemaeus Ceraunus, usurp, kingof Macedonia, 377.
Ptolemaeus .Soter, Gr. king of Egypt, 337, 347-8, 376.
Ptolemaeus II. Philadelphus, Greek king of Egypt,
375. 37S, 386.
Ptolemaeus III. Euergetes, Gr. kingof Egypt, 386,391.
Ptolemaeus IV. Philopator, Gr. kingof Egypt,391,395.
Ptolemaeus V. Epiphanes, Gr. king of Egypt, 395, 398.
Ptolemaeus VI. Philometor, Greek king of Egypt, 398,
400, 402.
Ptolenraeiis VII. Physcon, Greek king of Egypt, 399,
402, 407.
Ptolemaeus VIII. Lathyrus, Greek king of Egypt, 417,
439. 441. 443-
Ptolemaeus IX. Alexander,Gr, king of Egypt,43i,441.
Ptolemaeus X. Alexander II., Gr. king of Egypt, 443.
Ptolemaeus XI. Auletes, Gr. king of Egypt, 443, 453.
Ptolemaeus XII. of Egypt, 455.
Ptolemaeus of Megalopolis, Greek historian, 389.
Ptolemaeus of Mendes, Greek historian, 456.
Ptolemaeus of Naucratis, Greek rhetor, 529.
Ptolichus, Greek sculptor, 255.
Puchpamitra, Hindu king, 444,
Puchyadliarman, Hindu king, 438, 444.
Puffendorf of Saxony, jurist and historian, 965.
Pul, Assyrian emperor, 210.
Pula Sara, father of the Javan chief Abiasa, 570.
Pulimat, or Pulomarchish, Hindu king, 566.
Pungnareka, king of Pegu, 619.
Punta Dewa, ruler of the Hindu colonies on Java, 586.
Pupienus Maximus, twenty-sixth Roman emperor, 538.
Purbach, George, inventor of decimals, 829.
Pursh, botanist in N. America, 1053, tt°5S-56, 105S.
Puru, Hindu prince, 99.
Puruhanman, Sanscrit poet, 420.
Pururava, Hindu king, 88.
Purushottama Deva, king of Orissa, 859.
Pushkin, Alexander, Russian poet, 1066.
Puteanus, Ericius, critic, 948.
Putiatine, Russian ambassador to Japan, 1070.
Pygmalion, Phoenician king, 196, 202.
Pylades, Roman actor, 457.
Pyrrhon, Greek philosopher, 325.
Pyrrhus, king of Epirus, 373, 377-78.
Pythagoras, Greek philosopher, 245.
Pythangelus, Greek tragic poet, 281.
Pytheas of Massilia, Greek voyager to N. Europe, 325.
Pytheos, Greek architect, 322.
Pythocles, Greek orator, 325.
Pythocritus, Greek musician, 237.
Q u a d r a , .Spanish navigator, 1035.
Quadratus, Asinius, Greek historian, 537.
Quadratus, early Christian writer, 525.
Quadrigarius, Claudius, Roman historian, 434.
Quakelbeen, botanist at Constantinople, S91.
Quassan, dairo of Japan, 662-63.
Quatrami, Evang., Italian pharmacologist, gi8.
Quauhtemotzin, eleventh and last Mexican emperor,
S64-65, 867.
Quer y Martinez, Spanish botanist, 1026.
Quetzalcohuatl, teacher of civilization in Mexico, 580.
Quevedo, Francis, Spanish humorist, 94S.
Quinctius, Flamininus, Roman general, 396, 39S.
Quintilianus, Roman grammarian, 498.
Quintilius Cremonensis, Roman poet, 457.
Quirinalis, Clodius, Roman rhetor, 477.
Quiros, P. Fernandez de, Portuguese navigator, 863,
920, 924-25.
Quo-mio, dairo of Japan, 782.
R a e .-vn us M a u r u s , theologian, 631.
Rab, or Abba Aricha, editor of the Mishna, 532.
Rab Ashe, principal col. of the Talmud Babeli, 560.
Rabbi Jochanan, 541.
R. Abraham Aben Ezra, 703.
R. Adx, Jewish chronographer, ¿49.
R. Elias Misrachi, S31.
R. Isaac the blind, founder of kabbalis. literature, 71S.
R. Ishak Aben Sid, Jewish astronomer, 743.
R. Ishak Cordubensis, 6S0.
R. Jehuda, compiler of the Mishna, 532.
R. Jose, editor of the Talmud Babeli, 568.
R. Oschaja, compiler of the External Mishna, 532.
Rabel, Dan, botanist, 948.
Rabelais, French humorist, S72.
Rachel, mother of Joseph, 116.
Rachid-eddin, Persian hist, of the Mongols, 772-73.
Racine, French tragic dramatist, 965.
Radagasius, Gothic general, 560.
Raden Aji Nirmala, king of Java, 620.
Raden Paku, appointed chief of Gresik in Java, 813,
817, 830, 854.
Raden Pankas, king of Java, 709.
Raden Patah, first sultan of Java, 814, 824, 829, S34,
843-
Radeii Rachmat, musliin prince and missionary on
Java, 815, S17, 830.
Raden Sawela, gov. of a Hindu col. on Java, 552, 554.
Raden Tanduran, king of Java, 762, 775.
Radi, twentieth Abbassid khalif, 650-51.
Radulphus, Richardus of Armagh, 782.
Radulphus Flaviacensis, theologian, 645.
Radzivil, 897.
Rafinesque Schmaltz, C. S., nat. in N. America, 1066.
Rafn, C. G., Danish botanist, 1049.
Rahotep, king of Egypt, 99.
Raimundus Lullius, 758.
Rainaldus, architect, 678.
Raitch, J., Servian historian, 1012.
Raja Bhoja, Hindu king, 681.
Rajendrala Mitra, Hindu writer, 401.
Rajrajeswar Deva, king of Orissa, 725.
Rakamai, king of Egypt, 96.
Rakamat, Egyptian princess, 178.
Rakta Bahu, Yavana invader of Orissa, 546.
Raleigh, Walter, 908, 913, 916, 923, 936.
Ralle, Jesuit missionary in N. America, 1007.
Ralph of Diceto, historian, 718.
Ram, 140.
Rama, Hindu warrior, ii8.
Ramanuja, Sanscrit writer and reformer of the Saiva
doctrine, 667.
Ramdeo, Mahratta king, 762, 766.
Ramessu, or Ramses, king of Egypt, 123.
Ramessu II., king of Egypt, 125.
Ramessu III., king of Egypt, 132, 139.
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Ramessu IV., king of Egypt, 13g, 146.
Ramessu V., king of Egypt, 146.
Ramessu VI., king of Egypt, 148, 150.
Ramessu VH., king of Egypt, 150.
Ramessu VIII., king of Egypt, 150.
Ramessu IX., king of Egypt, 152, 153.
Ramessu X., king of Egypt, 155. ’
Ramessu XL, king of Egypt, 155, 137.
Ramessu XII., king of Egypt, 157, 166.
Ramessu XIIL, king of Egypt, 166, 169.
Ramirez, first king of Arragon in Spain, 675.
Ramon de la Sagra, botanist in Cuba, 1068.
Ramunsalingda, Burmese king, 476, 478.
Ramus, Jonas, Norwegian botanist, ior2.
Ramus, Peter, opponent of Aristotelian philos., 897.
Rand, Isaac, English botanist, 1012.
Rando, German prince, 552.
Randolph, Edward, collector of customs in New England,
976-77.
Randolph, Peyfon, pres, of the first Am. congress, 1034.
Ranman, Burmese king, 370, 383.
Ranthinkha, king in Burmah, 476.
Raphael, Italian painter, 85S.
Raphael Mengs, Ant., Bohemian painter, 1027.
Raphael Morghen, Italian engraver, 1027.
Raphael Volaterranus, 858.
Rapin of Tours, critic, 965.
Ra-sekenen, king of Egypt, 103.
Ratanpal, or Ratibal, prince of Cabul, 613.
„ Rathgeb, botanist, 1025.
Rathotis, or Teti, queen of Egypt, 120.
Rathoiires, king of Egypt, 71.
Ratoises, king of Egypt, 69.
Ratu Peng’ging, Javan admiral, 814.
Rauwolf, L,, botanist in Palestine, goo.
Rawson, Grindal, missionary in New England 994
Ray, John, Eng. hot.. 95S, 962, 9S1, 988, 990, 999, loio.
Raya-sena, Hindu king, 676.
Rea, John, English botanist, 964.
Reaumur, Renat. Ant., French botanist, 1012.
Rebekah, daughter of Bethuel, 112.
Rebentisch, Joh. Friedr., German botanist, 1055
Recared, Gothic king of Spain, 590.
Redouté P. J., artist and botanist, 1053.
Regas of Velestinus, modern Greek versifier, 1027.
Regibalus, king of Babylon, 219-20.
Regio, Henr., Dutch botanist, 965.
Regiomontanus, restorer of astronomy in Europe, S„q
Regulus, Roman general, 3S3.
Rehfeld, Abrah., botanist, 997.
Rehoboam, Jewish king, 185.
Reichard, J. Jac,, German botanist, 1033.
Reiner, Jos., botanist, 104g.
Reisch, encyclopædic writer, S45.
Rekkhan, Burmese king, 3S3, 391.
Rema, Abyssinian king, 526, 530.
Rembrandt van Ryn, Dutch painter, 965.
Remigius Antisiodorensis, theologian, 639.
Remy, botanist at the IIaw.aiian Islands, to6g
Renaudot, French orientalist, 997.
Renealmus, Paul, French botanist, 930.
Ren-sei, dairo of Japan, 656.
Rephah, 123.
Resanoff, Russian ambassador to Japan 1055
Resheph, 123. ’
Retzius, A. Io., botanist, 1036, 1042, 1048.
Reu, 98.
Reuchlin, 854.
Reyger, G. G., botanist, 1027.
Rezia Begum, sultana of Delhi, 724-25.
Rezin, last king of Damascus and Syria, 213.
Rezon, king of Syria, 180.
Rhazes, Arab medical writer, 386, 648.
Rheede, H. van, botanist in Flindustan, 973.
Rhegino, Abbas, historian, 647.
Rheticius, bishop of Augustodunum in Gaul, 544.
Rhianus, Greek poet, 389.
Rhinthon, Greek dramatic poet, 370.
Rhodon, early Christian writer, 534.
Rhys Grug, Welsh prince, 722.
Rhywallon, Welsh physician, 722.
Ribault, Jean, leader of a French colony, 893.
Ricardus of Cirencester, Brit. hist, and geogr., 797.
Ricci, Matteo, Jesuit missionary in China, 921.
Riccioli, astronomer, 948.
Riccoboni of Hovigo, critic, 897.
Richard, Claude Louis, French botanist, 1045, 1057.
Richard, prior of Dover, 714.
Richard, twenty-sixth king of England, 716.
Richard IL, thirty-second king of England, 795.
Richard IH , thirty-seventh king of England, 843.
ILchard of Cornwall, emp. of Germany and Italy, 751,
Richardus Armachanus, scholastic theologian 782
Richardus de media Villa, scholastic theoiogièn 75?.
Richardus de S. Victore of Scotland, scholastic’theo-
logian, 703.
Richer, scientific experimenter, 972.
Ridel, missionary in Corea, 1071.
Rmder, A., Russian botanist, 1027.
Rinsifée, Japanese geographer, 818, 1032.
Riothimus, king in Britain, 568.
Rishyasringa, Hindu king, 153.
Risso, A., zoologist at Nice, 1064.
Ri-tsiou, eighteenth dairo of Japan, 559-60.
Ritter, Io, Iac., German botanist, 1027.
Ritter, Paul, of Vitezovich, Croatian writer, 997.
Rivera, Domingo, 863.
ILviniis, Ang. Quir., German botanist, gSg.
Robbins, American botanist, 1065.
Robert, earl of Flanders, 683.
Robert, king of France, 672.
Robert II., king of .Scotland, 792, 795.
Robert IIL, king of Scotland, 801.
Robert Bruce, king of Scotland, 774.
Robert Guiscard, 685.
Robertus de Monte, chronographer, 719.
Robertus Sorbona, see Sorbona.
Robespierre. F. J, M. I., French revolutionist, 104S.
Kobin, Io., French botanist, 928, 936.
Robin, Vespasian, French botanist, 941.
Robins, Benjamin, English mathematician, 1012.
Robinson, Edw., bibl. geographer in Palestine, 1066.
Robinson, William, Quaker martyr in N. En»l. q6o.
Robledo, Jorge de, 877. “
Robson, Stephen, English botanist, 1036.
Roca, sixth inca of Peru, 711, 717, 740.
Roche, de la, marquis, French gov. in America, 914
Rochefoucauld, author of The Maxims, 965.
Rodney, George B., British admiral, 1038,
Rodolph of Hapsburg, seventeenth emperor of Ger-
many and Italy, 753, 755-56.
Rodolph of Swabia, elected king of Germany. 681.
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