The ivory king : $b A popular history of the elephant and its alliesHolder, Charles Frederick
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The ivory king : $b A popular history of the elephant and its allies
Holder, Charles Frederick
Elephants
Alexander Severus, famous battle with three hundred elephants, 308.
American showman, 66.
Anarájapoora, Temple of the Tooth at, 117.
Ánay, elephant-hunting cry, 110, 154.
Antiochus, King of Syria, 233, 290.
Ants, 27.
Anytus, 232.
Apennines, elephants marching over, 301.
Aphis, 27.
Apis of Buddha, 119, 131.
Appian, his account of war with elephants, 303.
Arcot, Nabob of, 265.
Argos, 294.
Aristotle, on elephants’ joints, 313.
Amoræus, King, elephants of, 277.
Arno, elephants passing the, 301.
Artaxerxes, elephant battle of, 308.
Arnold, Edward, 125.
Asdrubal, commander of Carthaginian forces, 303.
war elephants of, 303.
Asiatic Society, Journal of, ways of elephants, 13.
Antiochus, 291.
Aurelian, triumph of, 253.
Aurengzebe, in battle with elephants, 266.
Ava, king of, 130.
elephants of, 21, 130.
Baby elephant, 179.
Baber, Emperor, on height of elephants, 21.
Baker, Sir Samuel, 5, 25, 98, 174.
Baines, Sir Thomas, 223, 311.
Baldwin, elephant-hunter, 164.
Barnum, Phineas T., 7, 66, 68, 148.
white elephant, 123.
Barrackpoor, 18, 207.
Beard, J. C., 181.
Behrens, Dr., 315.
Bengal elephant-catching establishment, 92.
Berrien, Capt., U.S.N., 213.
Bheemruttee, a famous elephant, 22.
Bishop Heber on motion of elephants, 207.
Bock, Carl, author, 132.
Book of Maccabees, armor of elephants, 276.
Bo-trees, a sacred tree, eaten by elephants, 144.
favorite food of elephants, 12.
Bowring, Sir John, 119, 126, 133.
Brain of the elephant, 29.
Bridgeport, baby elephant, 10.
city of, 204.
Brooke, Sir Victor, 109, 115.
Browne, Sir Thomas, 312.
Buddha, mythology of, 118, 120.
Buddhists, Apis of, the white elephant, so called, 119.
Burmah, white elephant of, 309.
Cæsar, Julius, account of fighting by elephants, 307.
Caffre beaten to death by a rogue elephant, 160.
Cambodia, King of, large elephant-owner, 124.
Cannæ, battle of, with elephants, 301.
Cananore, extraordinary strength of elephants at, 209.
Capua, 303.
Carthaginians fighting with elephants, 295, 303.
Ceylon elephant, 12, 25, 137, 138, 310.
Chandnee-Doon, rogue near, 159.
Chardin, author, 122.
Charges by elephants, 85, 102.
Charlotte, N.C., rogue elephant at, 150.
Chicago Medical College, skeleton of a large elephant in, 311.
Chief, a famous elephant, 150.
China, use of mammoths’ tusks in, 309.
Chittagong, elephant forest, 92.
Chundasaheb, Indian nabob, 265.
Chuni, a famous elephant, 193.
Commissariat Department of Madras, sales of elephants at, 86.
Conqueror, a notable elephant, 5.
Coorg, baby elephant from, 22.
Cooroowe vidahm, head stableman for elephants, 146.
Cornwallis, Marquis, 20.
Coromandel, use of elephants in war of, 210, 265.
Corral, elephant, 137, 144.
Corse, elephant hunter, 2, 11, 20.
Cranes on elephant’s back, 192.
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