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The extensive assignations of land in 522 had already filled the whole territory between Ancona and Ariminum with Roman colonists, who settled here without communal organization in market-villages and hamlets.

"Some of the year's statistics are a revelation as to the work done: Dispensary treatments, indoor, 12,522; outdoor, 1536; new patients, 4649; operations, 329; obstetrical cases, 151; calls made by nurses, 3075. "She was an epileptic. The sadness that is bound up in the word only those who have experienced it can know. She worked with her needle as long as she could.

Horses, asses and oxen, 522 slaves, 156 jars of wine, 1752 jars of butter, 5 elephants' tusks, 2822 pounds of gold besides copper and lead, were among the spoils of the campaign. The annual tribute was only received from Cyprus, consisting this time of copper and mares, as well as from Aripakh, a district in the Taurus.

American State Papers, Foreign Relations, vol. i. p. 474. West Indies, vol. ii. page 522, note. Opinions, p. 89. Macpherson, vol. iii. p. 506. Ibid., vol. iv. p. 158. From this figure the falling off was marked. Report of the Committee of the Privy Council, Jan. 28, 1791, p. 39. This awkward expression means that the amount of decrease was rather less than half the before-the-war total.

The House passed 56 House joint resolutions and the Senate passed all of them but eight. The House passed, therefore, 2,284 House and Senate bills, and the Senate passed 2,522. During the session there were introduced in the House 12,402 bills and joint resolutions, and in the Senate 4,570, making a total of 16,972.

Dubric probably became a bishop about 470, resigned his see in 512, and died in Bardsey Island, A.D. 522. It was this Dubric who is said to have crowned Arthur at Cirencester, A.D. 506.

The restricted definition suggested above is in part arbitrary, but it may serve as a working hypothesis and as a norm by which to estimate and define the various systems or cults involving a relation between human groups and individuals on the one side and nonhuman things on the other side. +522+. Conditions favorable and unfavorable to totemistic organization.

Tormented with these reflections, he opened his mind to his wife Judith, of whose fidelity he entertained no suspicion, but who, having secretly fixed her affections on another, took this opportunity of ruining her easy and credulous husband. Vital. p. 522.

519 A Fireman at Sixteen; or, Through Flame and Smoke. By Ex-Fire-Chief Warden. 520 100 Feet Above the Housetops; or, The Mystery of the Old Church Steeple. By Allyn Draper. 521 The Boy Explorers; or, Abandoned in the Land of Ice. By Capt. Thos. H. Wilson. 522 The Mystery of the Volcano. A True Story of Mexico. By Howard Austin.

Salutary as was the distribution of the public land, and doubly blameable as was the senate accordingly for omitting to cut off this most dangerous of all weapons of agitation by voluntarily distributing the occupied lands, yet Gaius Flaminius, when he came to the burgesses in 522 with the proposal to distribute the domains of Picenum, undoubtedly injured the commonwealth more by the means than he benefited it by the end.