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KURJER POSNASNKI— KYUJIKI

Kurjer Poznasnki, periodical, XI-

— Warszawski, periodical, XI- 68Sb

Kurkuas, Bvzantine general III- lOSd

Klirma, and Viahnu II-14SC

Kunnul (Carmel) III-352a

Kiimen. Eggart van, and St. Catherine of Sweden III-J4NC

Kuropatkin, Alexei Nikolaivitch, in Rusao-Japanese War IX- 5S6c

Kurotchkin, poet XIII-273C

Kurozwcki, and Saski IX-lla

Kurper, Doctor, statesman VII- 392c

Kurseong, institutions III-lo4c: mission III-1.55a

Kursk, fair of XIII-239d; owner- ship Xin-237a

Kurtam, Svrin. and James of SaniKh VIII 27Sa

Kurth, Gottfried, director, Bel- gian Historieai Institute VIII- 64a; and "Archives Beiges" XI-r.72a

Kurtz, Johann Heinrich, Luther- an historian VII-379C: IX- 4ti2d; on St. .\ugustine II-91d: Murner X-t)U3a and Thomas

KUrtzel, Heinrich, missionary, in .\rizona VI-478b

Kurun Hattin (Kam Hattin) II-3G9d

Kurz, Isolde, writer VI-.i2Sc

—Johann, .\bbot of Tepl XIV- ,il4a

Kfls. See Cush

Ku-Saibansho \'III-300d

Kusan Indians, habitation VII- 7.-, lb

Kushan Empire, founded VII- 72td

Kushapa, in East Syrian Rite -\I\' 41,ic

Kushti II-l,52d

Kussmaul, Adolf, scientist VI- 2i;'lc: .\-140b

Kusta, in Nasorseanisra X-707C

Kiistrin, fortress II-129b; in Tlilrtv Years War XIV-fi53c

—John of. See .John of Kiistrin

Kutani, pnrr.lnin Vni-31.ia

Kutaya (CotiiEum) IV-422a

Kutch, independence VII-72."ia

Kutchin, Irihc VII-7.53c

Kutchuk-Kainardji, Treat? of XIII-24sb

Kutchuk Khan, ruler, Siberia XIII-768C

Kutchum. See Kozijm KUTENAI INDIANS VIII-Tlla; XIH-7l)4b; religion VIII-711C Kutha, lonn. Babylonia Il-lSOa Kuthy, Hungarian scholar VII-

5U1C KutiII-12a; IS6b Kutim. See Samaritans Kutir-Nahhunte, and Babylonia

VI I- 12.5b Kutmarus, Coptic I-30tic Kutno, deanery, Warsaw XV-

."i,)tia Kut Qin IX-36Sa Kut 'qa-kut 'qin, tribe IX-3e7d Kutschank, J o h a n n, dean of

Bautzen .MII-.TOlc Kutschker, Johann Ru lolf. Prince

Archbi-h.ip .)! \ lenna XI-248c;

XV-42t)a; on I'enebrs XIV-

SnOa; at \'ienna Conference

II-l!l)a: XIII-.")'.IBc Kuttenberg Decree XII-342d Kiitu. N.. futh.-i. Kutub Minar, Delhi (ill.) VII-

72l)b Kutuz, rahph VIII-36.5C Kutuzoff, general XIII-249a Kutzo-VIachs in Turkish Empire

.XV-IOOb Kuvrat, Bulgarian Prince, and

Heraclius III-104d Kuyp, Albert, and Tisio da Garo-

fal.) XIV -740a Kuyper, Doctor, and Schaepman

XIII-;)19c Kuypers, Dom, "Book of Cerne"

.XI I -.33 la K'u Yuan, memorial feast III-

6S7d Kuyuk, Khan, Chinese ruler X-

4.S1C; embassy to III-669d; and

Giovanni da Piano Carpine

XII-7ld Kuyunjik, ^ifc of Xiniv XT 3n-1b Kvapil, Jaroslav, i I\' i.nnb

KwachO. ,I:ip;iHf.'r iniji. nil t:irii-

ilv \111 2'.isb Kwakiutl, Indian tribe II-792C;

XV-.525C; characteristics XV-

.'J2.'id Kwaltamik hystoryczny, period- ical. Poland XI-6S7d Kwamme, value VIII-322d Kwammu, Emperor of Japan

VIII-311C Kwampaku, at Japanese court

VIII-311C Kwan, Chinese mandarin III-

fitifjc: value VIII-322d —Mark, missionary VIII-fi33d

Kwangchau-wan, French Indo- china II I-C.-s5a;VII-765b; 774c Kwang-k*i, Paul, Siu Scholar

\lll-i;33b KWANGO, PREFECTURE

APOSTOLIC OF VIII-7Ud;

l-190d; ly-23,'id; XVi-l)8d;

map I-facing ISO K WANG-SI, PREFECTURE

APOSTOLIC OF VIIl-712a:

Ill-r.7sc; J. suit ma]) .\U-

720c;an.l(lel'remaroXII :is7b Kwang siu, Chinese emperor lil-

(i.sld; lis.ja Kwan-ti, deitv XI\'-44.sb KWANG-TUNG, PREFECTURE

APOSTOLIC OF VIII-712d;

III-6S7b: ti7Sc; Jesuit map

XII-720c; persecution III-

671b Kwang Wu-ti, Chinese emperor

III-6S1C Kwartalnik teologiczay, period- ical. Poland XI-688C Kwasoba VIII-300b Kwatiutl Indians, T o t c m i 8 m

XIV-7n2a Kwazoku, .1 a p a n e s e nobilitv

VIII-2flsd KWEI-CHOU, VICARIATE

APOSTOLIC OF VIII-713d;

III-l'i7Sa; Jesuit map XII-720C Kwei Ku-tze, Taoist philosopher

XIV-447C Kwei-yang, town. China III-

66.56: VllI-7I4a; ecclesiastical

residence III-678a Kwilou IX-317a Kwi-nhou, port VII-767d; 770c;

salt mines VII-770d Kwit' qa-kut'qin, tribe IX-368a Kwo Sung-tao, envoy III-684C Kwo Tze Kien, college III-666b Kydon, King of Cydonia IV-SSlc Kydonia. See Cvdonia Kykkos, monastery IV-590!: Kyma. See Cvme Kyme, Philip de, Abbot of Ruf-

ford XIII-221a — Castle, Lincolnshire, Hardyng

at VI1-136C —See Cyme Kyne, Stephen, missionary IX-

217c Kynos, and Busiria III-87d Kynsy, Bishop of Lichfield. See

Cynesige Kyodo Unyu Kwaisha, formation

VIII-319a

Kyogen, in Japanese literature Vlll-31la

Kyokujitsusho. See Rising Sun, (IrdiT of the

Kyokutei, writer VIII-3I4b

Kyomizu, porcelain Vin-315a

Kyoto, town. Japan VIII-311C; bell of Chi-on-in Temple (ill.) Vni-301c; University of VIII- 302d

Kyot of Provence, poet XV-684a; legend of the Grail VI-719d

Kyper, Albert, physician X-132a

Kyre, spring. IV-591d

Kyrenia, See of IV-591a

Kyriaca XI-562b

Kyriakos, hymn-writer XIII- l.')4b

Kyriakus, Diomedes, Church historian VII-3S0b; manuals of Church history by VI-772a

Kyriale I-577d: contents X-3c; Vatican, settings of Agnus Dei I-223a

Kyriander, Syndic of Trier. See Hermann

KYRIE ELEISON VIII-714c: X\'-(i6a; acclamation I-99a; in Alexandrine Liturgy I-304a: in Ambrosian Rite I^OOd; 401a; 402d; Apostolic Constitu- tions I-571b; bells at V-214a; in burial III-7Sa; in Celtic Rite III-499b; in Galilean Rite VI-361C; in Greek Divine Of- fice I-106b; in Greek Liturgy IV-317b; history vni-714c; as introductory prayer IV- 761c; and Ite missa est VIII- 253d; in Liturgy of St. James I-572c; in Liturgy of St. Mark I-304C; 305b; melodies XII- M.'ib; in Protestant formula XIII-67C; in Roman Liturgy I-211C; VIII-7!5d; IX-798C; and rosary XIII-185b

— Eleison, Abbey of, Odorney VIII-62Sa

Kyrieleis XIV-141a

Kyrilla - Bilesersky, monastery. See Biclozero

Kyrka (Chytri) III-766a

Kyrkby, Dame Margaret, and Richard Rollc de Hauipole Xlll-lirib

Kysis IV-.'i7.5b

Kytherai, Clreek Sec VI-740d

Kythmos, island IV-581a

Kythraia (Kyrka) III-766a

Kyujiki, Japanese annals VIII- 313d

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