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Rh *Thap′sus, battle of, 297.
 * Theatre, the, among the Greeks, 217, 218.
 * Theatre of Dionysus, at Athens, 182.
 * Theban supremacy, 156–158.
 * Thebes, in Egypt, 20; royal tombs at, 31.
 * Thebes, in Greece, 87; destroyed by Alexander, 161, 162.
 * The-mis′to-clēs, in Persian War, 128–130; naval policy of, 136; his ostracism, 137; as an orator, 199.
 * The-oc′ri-tus, 202.
 * The-od′o-ric, k. of the Visigoths, 371.
 * The′o-do′si-us the Great, 337, 338.
 * Ther′mæ, Roman, 352, 353.
 * Ther-mop′y-be, battle of, 132, 133.
 * The′seus, 94, 118.
 * Thespians, at Thermopylæ, 133.
 * Thespis, 193.
 * Thes′sa-ly, 87.
 * Thiers (tē-êr′), 691.
 * Thirty-nine articles, 551.
 * Thirty tyrants, 328.
 * Thirty Years' War, 582–589.
 * Thôr, 379.
 * Thoth′mēs II., 22.
 * Thrace, made part of the Persian Empire, 80; kingdom of, 171.
 * Thucydides (thu-sīd′i-dēz), 197, 198.
 * Tibenne Republic, established, 670; abolished, 671.
 * Ti-be′ri-us, Roman emp., 309, 310.
 * Ti′l.ur, 244, 329.
 * Ti-ci′-nus, battle of the, 260.
 * Tiers État (te-êrz′ ā′tä′), 651.
 * Tig′lath-i-nin′, 43, 58.
 * Tig′lath-Pi-le′ser I., 48; II., 48.
 * Tigris, valley of the, 40.
 * Tilly (til′le), 583, 584.
 * Tilst, treaty of, 678.
 * Ti′mon, the Athenian misanthrope, 151.
 * Titian (tish′a&#x32f;an), 511, n.
 * Tit′i-es, 224."
 * Titus, Roman emp., 315–317.
 * Tobacco, introduced into England, 561.
 * Todleben (tōt'lā-be&#x32f;n), 695.
 * To-le′do, 398.
 * Tory.—This term probably comes from the Irish word toree (give me), the command of the robber. Before pressed into political service, it was applied to the half-civilized natives of certain districts in Ireland.
 * Tory, origin of T. party, 621.
 * Tostig, 434.
 * Toulon (too-lṓn'), 665.
 * Tournament, 431.
 * Tours (toor), battle of, 398.
 * Tower of London, 605.
 * Towns, growth of, 464; relations of, to the feudal lords, 464.
 * Traf′al-gar′, battle of, 678.
 * Trajan, Roman emp., 318–321.
 * Transmigration of souls, among the Brahmans, 10, 11; among the Egyptians, 30, 31.
 * Tras-i-me′nus, Lake, battle of, 260.
 * Tre′bi-a, battle of the, 260.
 * Tri-bo′ni-an, 358.
 * Tribunes, Roman, 234, 235; military tribunes, 238.
 * Triple Alliance, the, 593.
 * Tri-um′vi-rate, First, 291 ; Second, 300–302, 303.
 * Trojan War, the, 94–96.
 * Troubadours (tro&#x35E;o'ba-do&#x35E;ors'),496,497.
 * Trouveurs, 497.
 * Troy. See Ilios.
 * Troyes (trwä), treaty of, 486.
 * Truceless War, the, 256.
 * True Cross, the, 390, 396.
 * Tudor, house of, England under, 539–562; names of Tudor sovereigns, 539, n.
 * Tuileries, palace of the, 653.
 * Tul′lus Hos-til′i-us, 225.
 * Tunis, 532, n.
 * Turanian peoples, 2, 3.
 * Turcot (tür'go'), 650.
 * Tu′rin, 713.
 * Turks, embrace Mohammedanism, 396; the Seljuks, 460; Ottoman T., empire of, founded, 461–463; they capture Constantinople, 462; check to their arms, 463; defeated at Lepanto, 537; besiege Vienna, 538, n. 1. See Russo-Turkish Wars.