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# Talent

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* Talent, a translation of a story by Chekhov
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** "Talent," in Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1875–1889)
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** "Talent," in The New Student's Reference Work, Chicago: F.E. Compton and Co. (1914)
** "Talent," in The Encyclopedia Americana, New York: The Encyclopedia Americana Corporation (1920)
# Tales (Poe)

Errata: "The Murders in the Rue Morgue 119" for 119 read 116; "The Man in the Crowd" in given as of at page.
TALES
BY
EDGAR A. POE.
LONDON:
WILEY & PUTNAM, 6, WATERLOO PLACE.
1846.
[ENTERED AT STATIONERS' HALL.]
CONTENTS.
| | PAGE |
| The Gold-Bug | 1 |
| The Black Cat | 37 |
| Mesmeric Revelation | 47 |
| Lionizing | 58 |
| The Fall of the House of Usher | 64 |
| A Descent into the Maelström | 83 |
| The Colloquy of Monos and Una | 100 |
| The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion | 110 |
| The Murders in the Rue Morgue | 119 |
| The Mystery of Marie Roget | 151 |
| The Purloined Letter | 200 |
| The Man in the Crowd | 219 |
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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# Tamil Proverbs/கே

கே.

## கேடது இல்லான் பாடது இல்லான்.

    One free from loss, free from suffering.

## கேடு காலத்துக்கு ஓடு கப்பறை.

    A bad time is followed by an alms-dish.

## கேடு கெட்ட நாயே வீடு விட்டுப் போவேன்.

    You worthless dog quit my house.

## கேடு வரும் பின்னே மதி கெட்டு வரும் முன்னே, ஆனைவரும் பின்னே மணி ஓசை வரும் முன்னே.

    Indigence follows indiscretion, the elephent makes its appearance after the sound of its bells reaches the ear.

## கேட்டது எல்லாம் நம்பாதே நம்பினது தெல்லாம் சொல்லாதே.

    Believe not all you hear, tell not all you believe.

## கேட்டில் உறுதி கூட்டும் உடைமை.

    Fortitude under privations will tend to restore lost fortune.

## கேட்பார் சொல்லைக் கேட்டுக் கெடாதே.

    Be not deceived by hearsay reports.

## கேண்மைத் தானவா வாய்மைக் கானவா.

    Thou the self-existent, thou art the powerful.

## கேளும் கிளையும் கெட்டோர்க்கு இல்லை.

    Friends and relations are denied to the ruined.

## கேள்விச் செவியன் ஊரைக் கெடுத்தான்.

    He who acted on hearsay destroyed the village.

## கேள்வி உடமை கீர்த்தியே கல்வி.

    Instruction is wealth, and learning is fame.

## கேள்விப் பேச்சில் பாதிதான் நிசம்.

    But half of what one hears is true.

## கேள்வி முயல்

    Endeavour to obtain instruction.
# Tamil Proverbs/கீ

கீ.

## கீரி கடித்த பாம்புபோலே.

    Like a snake bit by a mungoose.

## கீரிக்கும் பாம்புக்கும் தீராப் பகை.

    Inveterate enmity exists between the mungoose and snakes.

## கீரியும் பாம்பும்போல.

    Like a mungoose and a snake.

## கீரைக் கடைக்கும் எதிர்க்கடை வேண்டும்.

    An opposition shop is good even among green grocers.

## கீரைக்குப் புல்லுருவி கீழே முளைத்தாற்போலே.

    As if a parasite should spring from the lower part of a vegetable.

## கீரைக் கட்டை வெட்டச் சொன்னால் தோரணம் கட்டுகிறதா?

    When I order the greens to be pruned, is a garland put up?

## கீரைத் தண்டு பிடுங்க ஏலேலப்பாட்டு ஏன்?

    Why sing eléla when plucking up greens?

## கீரையை இரண்டு கறி பண்ணாதே.

    Do not make two curries of a vegetable.

## கீர்த்தியால் பசி தீருமா?

    Will hunger be appeased by fame?

## கீர்த்தி பெற்றும் கிலேசம் என்ன?

    Whence sorrow to him who hag obtained praise?

## கீழே பாம்பு என்றால் மேலே பார்க்கிறான்.

    If it is said that a snake is below, he looks up.

## கீழ்குலத்தான் ஆனாலும் கற்றவன் மேல்குலத்தான்.

    Though of low origin, the learned ranks with the highest class.

## கீழ்க்காது மேற்காது மூளி, சண்டைக்கு ரணபத்திரகாளி.

    Her ears are rent at both ends; in an affray she is equal to Durga.

## கீறி ஆற்றினால் புண் ஆறும்.

    If lanced, the sore will heal.
# Telephone News System, Inc. v. Illinois Bell Telephone Company

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United States Supreme Court
376 U.S. 782
Telephone News System, Inc. v. Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Thomas D. Nash, Jr., for appellant.
Solicitor General Cox, for appellee the United States.
Walter J. Cummings, Jr., for appellee Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
PER CURIAM.

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# Television Program Improvement Act of 1990

This act originated from Title V of Pub.L. 101−650, Dec. 1, 1990, 104 Stat. 5133
==TITLE V — TELEVISION PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT==

### Sec. 501. Television Program Improvement.

    (a) SHORT TITLE.—
       This section may be cited as the ``Television Program Improvement Act of 1990´´.
    (b) DEFINITIONS.—
       For purposes of this section—
          (1) the term “antitrust laws” has the meaning given it in subsection (a) of the first section of the Clayton Act (15 U.S.C. 12(a)), except that such term includes section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act (15 U.S.C. 45) to the extent that such section 5 applies to unfair methods of competition;
          (2) the term “person in the television industry” means a television network, any entity which produces programming (including theatrical motion pictures) for telecasting or telecasts programming, the National Cable Television Association, the Association of Independent Television Stations, Incorporated, the National Association of Broadcasters, the Motion Picture Association of America, the Community Antenna Television Association, and each of the networks' affiliate organizations, and shall include any individual acting on behalf of such person; and
          (3) the term “telecast” means—
                (A) to broadcast by a television broadcast station; or
                (B) to transmit by a cable television system or a satellite television distribution service.
    (c) EXEMPTION.—
       The antitrust laws shall not apply to any joint discussion, consideration, review, action, or agreement by or among persons in the television industry for the purpose of, and limited to, developing and disseminating voluntary guidelines designed to alleviate the negative impact of violence in telecast material.
    (d) LIMITATIONS.—
          (1) The exemption provided in subsection (c) shall not apply to any joint discussion, consideration, review, action, or agreement which results in a boycott of any person.
          (2) The exemption provided in subsection (c) shall apply only to any joint discussion, consideration, review, action, or agreement engaged in only during the 3-year period beginning on the date of the enactment of this section.
# Telephone News System, Inc. v. Illinois Bell Telephone Company/Opinion of the Court

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United States Supreme Court
376 U.S. 782
Telephone News System, Inc. v. Illinois Bell Telephone Company
The judgment is affirmed.
Mr. Justice DOUGLAS is of the opinion that probable jurisdiction should be noted.

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# Telfener v. Russ

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* Telfener v. Russ (145 U.S. 522)
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* Telfener v. Russ (163 U.S. 100)
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భ

భ
భ bha, The thirty- ninth letter, and twenty-fourth consonant, in the Telugu alphabet.
భంగము bhangamu, s. A wave. 2. Breaking, splitting ; a bit, or piece. 3. Defeat, discomfiture, degradation. 4. A chasm, fissure, or division. 5. Dishonesty, deceit, fraud, circumvention, cheating.
భంగపడు bhangapadu, v. n. To be deceived. 2. To be defeated, otis-honored, or degraded.
భంగపఱచు-భంగపెట్టు, భంగించు bhangaparratsu-bhangapettu, bhangintsu, v. a. To deceive. £. To defeat, dishonor, or degrade.
భంగి bhangi, s. Manner, mode, way.
భంగురము bhanguramu, adj. Crooked, bent. 2. Perishable.
భండనము bhandanamu, s. War? battle. 2. Armour, mail.
భండారము bhandaramu, 5. A treasurj-. 2. A money bag.
భక్కిక bhakkika, s: manner, mode, way.
భక్తి bhakti, s. Service, worship. 2. Zeal, devotion, piety. 3. Faith, belief. 4. Affection. 5. A part, or portion.
భగభగ bhagabhaga, s» The crackling of fire. ​భగవంతుడు, భగవానుడు bhagavantudu, bhagavanudu, s. God ; the supreme being. 2. Siva. 3. Vishnu. 4. Boodha. 5. Any adorable male.
భగవతి bhagavati. «. The goddes Parvati, wife of Siva. 2. Any goddess.
భగిని bhagini, s. A sister.
భగ్గున bhagguna, adv. Suddenly, all at once, as applied to fire, or anger. భగ్గుమను bhaggumanu, To be afraid ; the heart to palpitate.
భజన bhajana, s. Worship, homage, adoration. భజించు, భజియించు bhajintsu, bhajiyintsu, v. a. To serve, or worship ; to pray.
భటుడు bhatudu, s. A warrior, soldier, or combatant. 2. A messenger.
భట్టు bhattu, s. A surname, denoting excellent or chief* assumed by certain learned brahmans.
భట్టు-భట్టువాడు, భట్రాజు bhattu-bha- ttuvadu, bhatradzu, 5. vide బట్టు baitu.
భత్యము bhatyamu, s. Batta. vide బత్తెము battemu.
భద్రము bhadrarnu, s. Cafe, attention, precaution, watchfulness. 2. Safety, security. 3. Happiness, prosperity, fortune, adj. Careful, attentive, watchful. £. Safe, secure. 8. Happy, prosperous, lucky, propitious. Interj. Take care ! beware ! be on your guard !
భయము bhayamu, s. Fear, alarm, fright, dread, timidity. భయంకరము-భయానకము, భయావహము bhayankaramu-bhayanakamu, bhayavahamu. adj. Terrific, fearful, formidable, frightful, dreadful. భయపడు bhayapaclu, To be afraid; to fear. భయపెట్టు, భయపఱుచు bhayapettu, bhayaparrutsu, v. a. To intimidate ; to frighten.
భరణము bharanamu, s. Cherishing, maintaining, nourishing, supporting. 2. Wages, hire.
భరవసము bharavasamu, s. Trust, confidence, dependence on, faith. 2. An assurance, or pledge of good faith.
భరించు, భరియించు bharintsu, bhariyintsu, v. a. To carry a load. 2. To bear, or sustain. 3. To maintain, or support.
భర్త bharta, s. A husband. 2. A lord, or master.
భల్లము bhallamu, s. A. kind of arrow. 2. A bear.
భల్లుకము, భల్లూకము bhallukamu, bhallukamu, s. A bear.
భళా-భళి-భళిర, భళీ bhala-bhali-bhalira, bhali, interj. Expressive of praise, or commendation,
భవిష్యత్తు bhavishyattu, adj. Future, about to be. భవిష్యత్కాలము bhavishyatkalamu, The future tease. ​భవిష్యము bhavishyamu, s. Prosperity, welfare. 2. Rank, distinction.
భస్మము bhasmamu, s. Ashes. 2. Calx-
భక్షణ, భక్షణము bhaksliaria,bhakshananiu, s. Eating, feeding.
భక్షితము bhakshitamu, adj. Eaten.
భక్ష్యము bhakshyamu, 5. Dressed food; food. % A cake.
భక్షించు bhakshintsu, v. a. To eat.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భూ

భూ
భూ bhu, s. In composition. The earth ; as, భూకంపము bhukampamu, An earthquake. భూపతి bhupati, A king, or sovereign.
భూతము bhutarnu, s. A goblin g, ghost, or malignant spirit, haunting cemeteries, lurking in trees, animating carcases, and deluding, or devouring, human beings. adj. Been, become, gone, past. భూతకాలము bhutakalamu, ' The past, or perfect, tense of the verb. భూతదయ bhutadaya, Universal benevolence.
భూమి bhumi, s. The earth, universe, or world. 2. Land, soil, ground. 3. A place, or site.
భూషణము, భూష bhushariamu, bhusha, s. Ornament, embellishment. 2. A trinket, or jewel. భూషితము bhushitamu, adj. Adorned, decorated, dressed.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భీ

భీ
భీకరము bhikaramn, adj. Terrible, fearful, formidable, frightful.
భీతి, భీతు bhiti, bhitu, s. Fear, apprehension.
భీతిలు, భీతిల్లు bhitilu, bhitillu, v. n. To be frightened, or afraid. భీతము adj. Afraid, frightened, fearful, timid.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/బ్రి

బ్రి
బ్రిదిలు bridilu, loose, or slack.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/బ్రు

బ్రు
బ్రుంగు brungU, v. n. To sink. 2. To die.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భా

భా
భాండము bhandamu, 5. An earthen pot. 2. Any vessel. 3. Capital, principal. 4. Harness.
భాండాగారము bhandagaramu, s. A store room, a place where household goods are kept. 2. A treasury.
భాగము bhagamu, s. A portion, share, or part. % A side. భాగరి bhagari, A partner. కార్యభాగములు karyabhagamulu,The various departments of business.
భాగించు bhagintsu, v. a. To divide or distribute.
భాగారము bhagaramu, 5. Subtraction, or division, in arithmetic. భాగారించు bhagarintsu, To subtract, or divide.
భాగవతము bhagavatamu, s. The famous Hindoo poem termed the Bhavat Geeta. 2. A dramatic representation of any part of the various incidents celebrated in that work.
భాగవతుడు bhagavatudu, s. A pious man- 2. In the plural, it also denotes actors.
భాగ్యము bhagyamu, s. Destiny, fortune, good or ill luck. 2. Prosperity, felicity. 3. Biches, wealth. భాగ్యవంతము bhagyavantamu, adj. Fortunate, happy, prosperous. 2. Rich, wealthy.
భాట bhata, s- A road. భాటస్వారు, భాటసారి bhatasvaru, bhatasari, A traveller- vide బాట bata.
భాటకము bhatakamu, s. Price, especially paid for the use of any thing, or person-, wages, hire, rent.
భామ, భామిని bhama, bhamini, s. A passionate woman- 2.* A woman.
భారతము bharatamu,s. The Mahabharat, an epic poem.
భారతి bharati, s. A name of Saraswati, the patroness of the arts. 2. Speech.
భారము bharamu, s. adj. vide బలువు balnvu, ఒకరిమీదభారమువేయు okarimldabharamuveyu, To throw the responsibility on one. ఒళ్లుభారముగానుండు oUubharamaganundu, The body to be oppressed by sick, ness. భారకించు, భారగించు bharakintsu, bharagintsu, To be ill, from overwork. నన్నురక్షించేభారముమీది nannurakshinche bharamu midi, The onusof supporting me is yours. ​భారి bhari, adj. Great, tall. 2. Important,
భార్య bharya, s. A wife.
భావ bhava, s. vide బావ bava.
భావన bhivana, s. Mental perception, recollection, the present consciousness of past ideas, or perceptions. 2. Religions and abstract meditation. బిడ్డభావనగాయెంచు biddabhavanagayentsu, To view, or consider, in the light of a child. భావనచేసుకొను bhavanachesukonu, To imagine, or figure, to one's-self.
భావము bhavamu, s. State, or condition, of being. 2. Natural state of being, innate property disposition, nature. 3. Meaning, purpose, intention. 4. Mind, soul. 5. State, or affection, of mind ; emotion, passion, sentiment, especially as an object of amatory and dramatic poetry.
భావి bhavi, s. vide బావి bavi.
భాష bhasha, s. Speech. 2. Saraswati, the goddess of speech. 3. A language. 4. The dialect of any language.
భాషించు bhashintsu, ©. a. To speak, converse, or talk.
భాషితము bhashitamu, s. Speech. మారుభాష, భాషాంతరము marubhasha, bhashantaramu, lit. Another language. Interpretation, or translation, from one language into another. భాషణము bhashariamn, s. Speech.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భే

భే
భేదము bhedamu, s. Dividing, separating. 2. Tearing, rending-, breaking, &c. 3. Distinction* difference. 4. Kind, sort, species. 5. Disunion, discord, disagreement.
భేదించు bhedintsu, v. a. To separate, divide, or disunite. 2. To break, or tear. 3. To pierce, v. n. To differ from. 2. To be purged. 3. To change, or alter.
భేదిలు, భేదిల్లు bhedilu, bhedillu, v. n. To be separated, or disunited. 2. To be torn, or rent,
భేది bhedi, 5. vide బేది bedi.
భేరి bheri, s. A kettle drum.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/బ్రో

బ్రో
బ్రోచు brotsu, v. a. To nourish, save, or protect.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భి

భి
భిన్నము bhinnamu, adj. Split, broken, torn, rent, mutilated, disfigured. 2. Divided, distinguished, other, different. 3. Blown, budded, opened. 4. Joined, connected.
భిక్ష, భిక్షము bhiksha, bhikshamu, s. Service. 2. Hire, wages. 3. Begging, asking. 4. Alms.
భిక్షకుడు bhikshakudu, s. A mendicant, or beggar.
భిక్షుడు bhikshudu, s. The Sanyasi, or religious mendicant; the brahman who has entered the fourth stage in life, and subsists entirely on alms. భిక్షగాడు bhikshagadu, A beggar.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/భు

భు
భుజంగమము-భుజంగము, భుజగము bhujangamamu - bhujangamu, bhujagamu, s. A serpent, or snake.
భుజము bhujamu, s. The shoulder. 2. The arm. ​భుజించు, భిజియించు bhujintsu, bhujiyintsu, 0. «. To eat.
భువి bhuvi, s. The earth.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధూ

ధూ
ధూపము dhupamu, s. Incense. ధూపకలశము, ధూపాత్రి dhupakalasamu, dhuparti, A censer.
ధూమము dhumama, s. Smoke.
ధూమకేతువు dhumaketuvu, s. A comet.
ధూళి dhuli, s. Dust. ధూళికుట్టిమము dhulikuttimamu, A mound, or rampart.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధో

ధో
ధోరణి dhorani, s. Line, range. 2. way. 3. Style. 4. Tradition. 5. Experience.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధ్వ

ధ్వ
ధ్వంసము dhwamsamu, s. Loss, destruction, extinction. ధ్వంసముచేయు dhwamsamuchéyu, v. a. To destroy, to ravage, to desolate, to annihilate.
ధ్వజము dhwajamu, s. A flag, or banner. ధ్వజద్రుమము dhwajadrumamu, The palm tree.
ధ్వని dhwani, s. Sound, noise, report, voice. ప్రతిధ్వని pratidhwani, An echo.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ద్వీ

ద్వీ
ద్వీపము dwipamu, s. An island. 2. Any of the seven dwipas, into which the Hindoos divide the earth.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధ

ధ
ధ dha, The thirty-fourth letter, and nineteenth consonant, in the Telugu alphabet.
ధణీ dhanf, s. A master, superior, ruler, or owner.
ధనము dhanamu, s. Riches, wealth. treasure, property.
ధనియాలు dhaniyalu, s. plu. Coriander seeds.
ధనువు, ధనుస్సు dhanuvu, dhanussu, s. A bow.
ధరణి dharani, s. The earth.
ధరి dhari, s. vide దరి dari.
ధరించు, ధరియించు dharintsu, dhariyintsu, v. a. To wear. 2. To dress, or put on. 3. To assume a form, 4. To retain in mind. 5. To hold.
ధరిత్రి dharitri, s. The earth.
ధర్మము, ధర్మువు dharmamu, dharmuvu, s. Virtue; moral and religious merit, according to the law and the Vedas.
ధర్మకర్త dharmakarta, s. An arbitrator, or judge.
ధవళము dhavaianru, s. White colour.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధై

ధై
ధైర్యము dhairyamu, s. Steadiness, firmness. 2. Bravery, courage, gallantry.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధ్యా

ధ్యా
ధ్యానము dhyanamu. s. Meditation, reflection, but especially that profound and abstract consideration which brings it's object, fully and undisturbedly, before the mind.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధా

ధా
ధాటి dhati, s. Advancing towards, or confronting, an enemy.
ధాత, ధాతృడు dhata, dhatridu, s. Bramha, the creator. ​ధాతువు dhatuvu, s. A fossil, or mineral 2. Bed chalk. 3. The pulse. 4. A grammatical root.
ధాత్రి dhatri, s. The earth. 2. The tree termed emblic myrobalan. 3. A foster mother, a nurse.
ధాన్యము dhanyamu, s. Grain; corn in general but especially paddy. ధాన్యసారము dhanyasaramu, Grain after thrashing.
ధార dhara, s. Distillation, dripping, the oozing or issuing of any substance, by continued dropping. 2. The sharpness of a sword or any cutting instrument.
ధారణ dharana, s. Price, valuation,
ధారణము dharanamu, s. Holding, having, maintaining, wearing.
ధారము dharamu, s. vide దారము daramu.
ధారాళము dharalamu, s. Fluency of speech. 2. Generosity, liberality.
ధారుణి dharuni, s. The earth.
ధార్మికము dharmikamu, adj. Virtuous, pious, just.
ధావంతము dhavantamu, s. Grief. 2. Suffering.
ధావళి dhavali, s. A kind of woolen cloth.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధి

ధి
ధిక్కరించు dhikkariutsu, v. a. To send off, or dismiss, abruptly. 2. To speak contemptuously. 3. To disregard.
# Telugu-English Dictionary/ధీ

ధీ
ధీ dhi, s. Understanding, intellect. ధీమంతము dhimantamu, adj. Sensible, intelligent. ధీమతి dhimati, s. A female of understanding.
ధీరము dhiramu, adj. Brave. 2. Firm, steady. 3. Wise, sensible, learned.
ధీవరుడు dhivarudu, s. A fisherman.
# Tamil Proverbs/Preface to the First Edition

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
ADVERTISEMENT.
It is hoped that the following collection of Tamil Proverbs may be useful to those who are in any way connected with the interesting people who speak that language. Examples of concise and forcible expression are thereby furnished, which may tend to aid in the study of the language, and occasional allusions to national, social, and religious usages may suggest heads of valuble enquiry, while the modes of thinking, and the natural shrewdness of the Hindu mind may be seen through this medium. It is presumed that the translation generally conveys the sense of the original, although not always with its force, nor with the elegance that might be desired. Should it be called for, a future edition may remedy some of the existing faults, and also supply deficiencies, both as to the character of the translation, and the number of the examples.
P. PERCIVAL.
Jaffna, Christmas, 1842.
# Tamerlane and other poems (1884)/Index

INDEX.
Ada, 33, 36.
Alexis, 33, 61.
Ambition, 17.
Angora, battle of, 61.
Athenæum, Mr. Ingram's communications to, on Edgar Poe's early poems, 10.
Belgravia, article in, by Mr. Ingram, on "the Unknown Poetry of Edgar Poe," 9, 10, 11, 14.
BelurTaglay, mountains of, 59.
Boston, 3.
Cæsar, 22.
Cowper, motto assigned to, on title-page of Poe's first volume, 8, 15.
Darkness, sound of, the, 37, 61.
Day-flower, the, 37, 62.
Dreams, 43-44.
Edis, shrine of, 27, 60.
Evening Star, 47-48.
Ingram, John H., on the earliest version of "Tamerlane," 9, his work on the text of Poe, ib., preposterous claim advanced by him, 10, misprints of, 11, erroneous statements by, 12, 13, valuable textual emendations suggested by, 14.
Innocent VII., Pope, 59.
Lake, The, 55-56.
Louth, in Lincolnshire, 7, 8.
Martial, the same motto from, quoted by Edgar Poe and by the Tennyson brothers, 8, 18.
North American Review, announcement of publication of Poe's first volume, 13.
Poe, Edgar Allan, his first volume of Poems, 3, 7.
"Poems by Two Brothers," 7, 8.
Rome, 22.
Samarcand, 35, 36, 61.
Shepherd, Richard Herne, 12.
Taglay, 22, 36, 59.
Tamerlane, first form of, 8, 9.
Tartar mythology, 60.
Tartary, 59, 62.
Tennyson, Alfred, his first volume of verse, 7, 8.
Tennyson, Charles, 7, 8.
Thomas, Calvin F. S., printer of Poe's first volume, a very obscure man, 12, 13, 15.
Timur Bek, 35, 61.
Visit of the Dead, 45-46.
Woodberry, George Edward, his letter to the editor on Poe's first volume and Mr. Ingram's misstatements concerning it, 12-13.
Zinghis Khan, 35, 59, 61.
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# The Anabasis of Alexander/Book IV/Chapter XI

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CHAPTER XI.
Callisthenes Opposes the Proposal to Honour Alexander by Prostration.
* ↑ ἀχθομένους. The usual reading is μαχομένους
* ↑ Cf. Xenophon (Cyrop., i. 4, 27): λέγεται τοὺς συγγενεῖς φιλοῦντας ἀποπέμπεσθαι αὐτὸν νόμῳ Περσικῷ
* ↑ πρόσκεινται. Cf. Herodutus, i. 118:-τοῖσι θεῶν τιμὴ αὒτη προσκέεται.
* ↑ Alexander's mother Olympias was daughter of Neoptolemus, king of Epirus, who traced his descent from Neoptolemus, son of Achilles, the grandson of Aeacus.
* ↑ οι λόγοι γίγνονται. There is another reading, ολίγοι γίγνωνται.
* ↑ Cf. Herodutus, i. 214, with Dean Blakesley's note.