Jupe (Signor), clown in Sleary’s circus, passionately attached to his daughter Cecilia. Signor Jupe leaves the circus suddenly, because he is hissed, and is never heard of more.
Cecilia Jupe, daughter of the clown. After the mysterious disappearance of her father, she is adopted and educated by Thomas Gradgrind, Esq., M.P.—C. Dickens, Hard Times (1854).
Just (The).
Aristi´des, the Athenian (died B.C. 468).
Ba´haram, called Shah endeb (“the just king”). He was the fifth of the Sassan´idês (276-296).
Cassimir II. of Poland (1117, 1177-1194).
Ferdinand I. of Arragon (1373, 1412-1416).
Haroun-al-Raschid (“the just”), the greatest of the Abbasside caliphs (765, 786-808).
James II. of Arragon (1261, 1285-1326).
Khosru or Chosroes I., called by the Arabs Molk al Adel (“the just king”). He was the twenty-first of the Sassanidês (*, 531-579).