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The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 1883: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. — John Shaqi

The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 1883: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle

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The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 1883: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.

Name: The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 1883: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.
Author: Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle

Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle

Chautauqua Institution -- Periodicals; Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle -- Periodicals

Altai´; altäï.
  Apemas; ä´pe-mas.
  Askold; as´kold.
  Baikal; ba´kal.
  Blachernae; blä-cher´nae.
  Buslaivitch; bus-la-é-vitch.
  Dir; dïr.
  Dnieper; dnee´per.
  Dniester; dnee´ster.
  Dwina; dwi´na, or dwï´na.
  Esthonia; es-tho´nia.
  Ezeroum; ez-er-oom´.
  Finningia; fin-ning´ia.
  Galitsch; gäl´-itsch.
  Gallicia; gallic´ia.
  Iaroslaf; yar´o-slaf.
  Iaropolk; yar´o-polk.
  Idano; ï-dä´-no.
  Ienikale; yen-i-kä´le.
  Igor; i´gor.
  Ilmen; il´men.
  Izborsk; iz´borsk.
  Kalmuck; käl´mook.
  Kama; kä´ma.
  Karaites; kar-a´tes.
  Karamsin; kar-äm-sin´.
  Kazan; kä-zän´.
  Kazarui; kä-zar-uï´.
  Kherson; ker´son.
  Kiakta; kï-a´kta.
  Kief; keef.
  Kirghiz; keer´jeez.
  Kliasma; klï-as´ma.
  Koenigsberg; kö´-nigs-berg.
  Kroats; kro´äts.
  Kroatia; kro-a´tia.
  Kuria; qu´ria.
  Kyrie Eleison; ky´rie el-ei´-son. (Lord, have mercy upon us.
      Opening of the Greek Liturgy.)
  Lithuania; lith-u-a´nia.
  Livonia; liv-o´nia.
  Meria; me´ria.
  Mikula Selianinovitch; mik´-u-la
  sel-ian-in´ovitch.
  Mir; mïr.
  Morea; mo-re´a.
  Moscow; mos´ko.
  Moskova; mos-ko´va.
  Mstislaf; ms-ti´slaf.
  Murom; mu´rom.
  Muromians; mu-ro´mians.
  Mursk; mursk.
  Neva; ne´va.
  Niemen; nee´men.
  Nijni-Novgorod (Lower Novgorod); nijnï-novgorod.
  Novgorod-severski; nov´gorod-sever´ski.
  Novgorod (Veliki, or the Great); nov´gorod.
  Oka; o´ka.
  Okof; o´kof.
  Oleg; o´leg.
  Olga; ol´ga.
  Olgovitchi; ol-go-vitch´ï.
  Osmomuisl; os-mom´u-isl.
  Peïpus; pay´ee-pus.
  Perum; pa´rum.
  Periaslaf; pe-ri´a-slaf.
  Petchenegs; petch´en-egs.
  Polotsk; pol´otsk.
  Polovtsui; pol-ov-tsuï´.
  Poliane; po-li-ä-né´.
  Pskof; pskof.
  Riazan; rï-a-zan´.
  Rogneda; rog-ne´-da.
  Rurik; ru´rik.
  Russkia pravda; russ-ki´ya präv´da.
  Rostof; rost´of.
  Samoyedes; sam´oi-ëdes.
  Scythia; cith´ia.
  Sineus; sin´-e-us.
  Slav; släv.
  Slavic; släv´ic.
  Slavonic; släv-on´ic.
  Slavonia; släv-on´ia.
  Staraïa Rusa; star-a´-ya ru´-sa.
  Stanovoi; stän-o-voï´.
  Sud; sood.
  Suzdal; suz´däl.
  Sviatoslaf; svï-ä-´to-slaf.
  Tatar; tä´tar.
  Taurid; tau´rid.
  Tcheki; tchek´ï.
  Tcherkess; cher´kess.
  Tchernigof; cher´ni-gof.
  Tcheremisa; tcher-e-mïs´a.
  Tchudi; tchu´di.
  Tchud; tchud.
  Tobolsk; to´bolsk.
  Toropets; to´ro-pets.
  Truvor; tru´vor.
  Tsargrad; tsar´grad.
  Ukase; yu-kase.
  Valdai; väl-däï´.
  Varangian: vä-räng´ian.
  Variag; vä´ri-ag.
  Variag-Slav; vid. Variag and Slav.
  Vasili; vas´-i-li.
  Veliki; vel-ï´-ki.
  Ves; ves.
  Vetché; vetch´é.
  Vladimir; vläd´i-mïr.
  Voivodui; voï-vo-dui´.
  Volhynia; vol-hyn´ia.
  Volkhof; volk´hof.
  Volos; vo´los.
  Zagorodni; zä-go-rod´-ni.
  Zimisces; zim-is´ces.




A GLANCE AT THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF SCANDINAVIA.


V.—THE ROMANCE OF AXEL.

Translated by L. A. SHERMAN, PH.D.

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The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, March 1883: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture.; Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.

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