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746 *Khar-toum′, 728.
 * Khita (khee′ta), 23.
 * Khor′sa-bad, 49.
 * Kleber (kla′ber′), 670, 671; his assassination, 674.
 * Knighthood, religious orders of, 443 and n. See Hospitallers, Templars, and Teutonic Knights.
 * Knox, John, 557.
 * Königsberg (kö′nigs-berg′), 643.
 * Kō′ran, the, 394.
 * Koreishites, 393, 394.
 * Kosciusko (kos-sĭ-us′ko), 641.
 * Kossuth (kosh′shoot′), 702.
 * Koyunjik, 55, 56; mound of, 55.
 * Ku′dur-Na-Khun′tā, 42.
 * Ku′fu I, 20.
 * Laç-e-dæ′mon. See Sparta.
 * Laç-e-dæ-mo′ni-ans. See Spartans.
 * La-co′ni-a, 87, 116.
 * Lafayette (lä′fā&#x301;′yĕt), 653.
 * La-oc′o-on group, 188.
 * Lahore (la-hor′), 165.
 * Lam′a-chus, Athenian general, 152, n.
 * Lamartine (la′mar′ten′), 660.
 * La′mi-an War, 1 74.
 * Lancaster, house of, 479, n.; badge of, 488. See Roses, Wars of the.
 * Langton, Stephen, 456.
 * La-nu′vi-um, 244.
 * Lapps, the, 3.
 * Lā′rēs, the, 228, 229.
 * La Rochelle (lä-ro′shĕl′), granted as a stronghold to the Huguenots, 575; peace of, 575, n.; destroyed by Richelieu, 580.
 * Läs Cä′sas, 518, n.
 * Latimer, 553.
 * Latin colonies, 246, n.
 * Latin League, 223; dissolution of, 244. ′Latins, 223; in the Social War, 279, 280.
 * La′ti-um, 222, 223.
 * Laud, William, 607, 609.
 * Layard (la′a&#x32F;rd), discoveries of, at Nineveh, 57.
 * Lebanon, Mount, 70.
 * Leipsic (līp′sik), battle of, 584.
 * Leo the Great, 346.
 * Leo III., the Isaurian, Eastern emp., 398, 417.
 * Leonardo da Vinci (lā&#x301;-o-nar′do da vĭn′ chee), 511, n.
 * Le-on′i-das, k. of Sparta, 133.
 * Le-pän′to, battle of, 537.
 * Lep′i-dus, the triumvir, 300, 301, 302, 303
 * Les′bos, 88, 97.
 * Leuc′tra, battle of, 157.
 * Leuthen (loi′ten), battle of, 646.
 * Lewes (lu′ess), battle of, 481.
 * Lewis L, Carolingian k., 408. See Louis.
 * Liberalism in England, 715–720.
 * Li-cin′i-us, C, laws of, 242, 243.
 * Li-gu′ri-a, 222.
 * Li-gu′ri-an Republic, 668, 674, 676, n.
 * Li′ris, the, 223.
 * Literature, Egyptian, 36; Ꞓhaldæan, 44–47; Assyrian, 57; Hebrew, 68, 69; Grecian, 190-192; Roman, 354–359; French, beginnings of, 496–498; under Louis XIV., 599; Spanish, 500, 501; German, beginnings of, 508; English, under Henry VIII., 529; of the Elizabethan Age, 561; of the Puritan p., 617, 618; of the Restoration, 624; of Queen Anne's Age, 629.
 * Livy, 356.
 * Loire (lwar), 665.
 * Lŏll′lards, the, 491, 540.
 * Lombards, the, 374, 404, 405.
 * Longjumeau (long-zhü-mō′), peace of, 575, n.
 * Longus, L. Sempronius, 259.
 * Long Walls, the, of Athens, destruction of, 154.
 * Lords, House of. See Parliament.
 * Lor′raine′, ceded to the German Empire, 691.
 * Lo-thair′, emp., 408.
 * Louis, prince of Conde, 573, 574.
 * Louis VII., k. of France, 444; IX., 448, n.; XL, 495; XIIL, 579; XIV., reign, 590–599; intrigues with the Stuarts, 620, 622, 628; XV., 650; XVL, his accession, 650; his flight, 654; trial and execution, 658; XVIIL, 685, 686, 687, 688.
 * Louis Napoleon. See Napoleon III.
 * Louis Philippe, k. of France, 689.
 * Loyola (lo-yo′lä), St. Ignatius, 528.