P. 366, c. 1.—“Feodor,” fē-o´dor.
P. 366, c. 1.—“Andrei Bogoliubski,” an-drë´ï bō-gō-li-ub´ski.
P. 366, c. 2.—“Metrophanes,” me-tro-pha´nes.
P. 366, c. 2.—“Tver.” Tv pronounced quickly, as in ver.
P. 366, c. 2.—“Kozelsk,” kô´zelsk.
P. 367, c. 1.—“Russian St. Anthony.” Saint Anthony lived in Egypt during the first half of the fourth century. He is honored as the founder of monastic life. The catacombs spoken of are hewn from the rock.
P. 368, c. 1.—“Louis IX.” is the Saint Louis of the Catholic Church.
P. 368, c. 1.—“Leignitz,” līg´nits.
P. 368, c. 1.—“Olmutz,” ol´muts.
P. 368, c. 1.—“Karinthia,” usually spelt Carinthia. It is a crown-land of Austria. Its capital is Klagenfurt.