Amusa, river, 282.
Analphabetics, percentage of, 259.
Anastasius, saint, 111.
Anchoretism, its charms, 112.
Ancinale, river, 295.
Angels, injured by art-notions of Renaissance, 25; frescoes at Venosa, 38.
Animals, utilized as drugs, 57; cruelty to, 120.
Anne, saint, 250; wells dedicated to, 301.
Anopheles mosquito. See Malaria.
Anthology, its dog-types, 120.
Apennines, their terminal peak, 145. Aphrodite, 25.
Apollo, 25, 27, 28, 209.
Appulus, King of Sipontum, 29.
Aprustum, 119. See Castrovillari.
Aqueduct, the Apulian, 42.
Arabs, bigots because half-starved, 126. See Corsairs and Saracens.
Archytas, lav.-giver, 65, 92.
Aretino, P., 140.
Arfaxad, fabled king, 29.
Argo, highest literary dog-type, 120.
Aristotle, 100, 101, 312.
Arnold, Matthew, 120, 171.
Arpi, town, 29.
Arum lily (A. aracunculus), 143.
Arvo, river, 217, 220.
Asceticism, introduction into south Italy, 251 seq.; its pernicious effects, 260.
Aspromonte, 195, 240; reputation for crime, 245, 246; its contorted structure, 270; Byzantine settlements in, 272.
Athos, mount, 113.
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