P. 493, c. 2—“Photius,” phō´she-us.
P. 493, c. 2—“Ia-gel´lo.”
P. 493, c. 2—“Hŏs´po-där.” The lieutenant, or governor, of Wallachia, or Moldavia. By the treaty between Russia and Turkey this officer holds his appointment for life and pays annual tribute.
P. 493, c. 2—“Landmeister.” Governor.
P. 493, c. 2—“Mĭnd´vog.”
P. 493, c. 2—“Gĕd´i-min.”
P. 493, c. 2—“Pŏ-dō´lĭ-ä.”
P. 493, c. 2—“Ruthen´ian.” The Ruthenians are important as a nation only in Galicia, and there an effort has been made to develop a Ruthenian literature. The language spoken by these people is between Polish and Russian, and is said to be more melodious than either.
P. 493, c. 2—“Galicia,” gă-lĭ´ci-a.