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Rh *Lu′beck, peace of, 583.
 * Lu′can, 313.
 * Lu-ca′ni-a, 222.
 * Lu′ce-res&#x31D;, 224.
 * Lu-cil′i-us, 354.
 * Lu'ci-us, grandson of Augustus, 308.
 * Lu-cre′ti-us, 354.
 * Luneville (lu′ne-vil), treaty of, 674.
 * Lu′si-ta′ni-ans, the, 272.
 * Luther, Martin, opposes Tetzel, 522; his ninety-five theses, 522, 523; burns the papal bull, 523; at the Diet of Worms, 523, 524; his death, 525.
 * Lützen (loot'sen), battle of, 585.
 * Lu&#x324;x'or, temple of, 33.
 * Ly-ce′um, the Athenian, 122.
 * Lyc′i-a, 75, 268.
 * Ly-cur′gus, legend of, 112, 113.
 * Lydia, 75.
 * Lydians, the, 75.
 * Lyons, 660.
 * Ly-san′der, Spartan general, 154.
 * Ly-sim′a-chus, kingdom of, 171.
 * Ly-sip'pus, 186, 187.
 * Mac′ca-bees, the, 68.
 * Macchiavelli (mäk-ke-ä-vel′lee), 468, n.
 * Macedonia, population of, 159; under Philip II., 159–161; after the death of Alexander, 173–175.
 * Macedonian supremacy, p. of, 159–168.
 * Mad-rid′, peace of, 532.
 * Mie-ce′nas, minister of Augustus, 307.
 * Mag′de-burg, sack of, 584.
 * Magellan (ma&#x324;-jel′lan), 515, 516.
 * Magenta (ma&#x324;-jen′ta), battle of, 712. 78, n., 84.
 * Ma′ġi-an-is&#x31D;m, 78, n.
 * Magna Charta, 479, 480.
 * Magna Græcia, 111.
 * Mag′-ne′si-a, battle of, 268.
 * Ma′go, brother of Hannibal, 261.
 * Magyars (mŏd′yors′). See Hungarians.
 * Ma-har′bal, Carthaginian general, 262.
 * Malplaquet (mäl′pla′ka′), battle of, 597.
 * Man′de-ville, Sir John, 451.
 * Man′e-tho, 19.
 * Manlius, M., 240, 241, 242.
 * Man′ti-ne′a, battle of, 158.
 * Marat (mä-rä′), 655; his assassination, 660.
 * Mar′a-thon, battle of, 126, 127.
 * Mar-cel′lus, Marcus Claudius, 262.
 * Mar-cel′lus, nephew of Augustus, 308.
 * Mar′co Po'lo, 451.
 * Mar-do′ni-us, Persian general, 80, 135.
 * Margaret, Duchess of Parma, 564.
 * Ma-ren′go, battle of, 674.
 * Marie Antoinette (mä′re′on′twä′nĕt′), her execution, 660.
 * Marie Theresa (mä-re′a te-ree′sä), of Austria, 645.
 * Mariette (mä′re-ett′), 29.
 * Marlborough (mawl′b′ro), d. of, 596, 597.
 * Ma′ri-us, Caius (ka′yus), in the Jugurthine war, 278; defeats the Cimbri and Teutones, 278, 279; contest with Sulla, 281; wanderings of, 281, 282; his death, 282.
 * Mars, 228.
 * Marseillaise (mar′sal-yaz′) hymn, 658.
 * Marsic War. See Social War.
 * Mary Stuart, q. of Scots, 557, 558.
 * Mary Tudor, q. of England, reign, 552–554.
 * Mary, wife of William III. of England, 624–628.
 * Mas′i-nis′sa, k. of Numidia, 269, 270.
 * Maspero, Professor, quoted, 39.
 * Mas-sa′li-a, in.
 * Maurepas (mor′pa′), 650.
 * Maurice (maw′riss), of Nassau, 569.
 * Mau-so′lus, 182.
 * Ma-en′ti-us, 353.
 * Max′i-min, 328.
 * Max-im′i-an, Roman emp., 330, 331.
 * Maximilian I., emp. II. R. E., 507.
 * Mazarin (maz-a-reen′), Cardinal, 591, 592.
 * Mazzini (mat-see′nee), Joseph, 710.
 * Mec′ca 392.
 * Medea, 4, 74.
 * Medici (med′e-chee), Catherine de, her character, 573; her part in the massacre of St. Bartholomew, 576; Mary de, 579.