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ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
A DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, LITERATURE AND GENERAL INFORMATION
ELEVENTH EDITION
VOLUME II, SLICE IV
Aram, Eugene to Arcueil
ARTICLES IN THIS SLICE:
ARAM, EUGENE ARCH, JOSEPH ARAMAIC LANGUAGES ARCH ARANDA, PEDRO PABLO DE BOLEA ARCHAEOLOGY ARAN ISLANDS ARCHAEOPTERYX ARANJUEZ ARCHAISM ARANY, J?NOS ARCHANGEL ARAPAHO ARCHANGEL ARARAT ARCHBALD ARARAT ARCHBISHOP ARAROBA POWDER ARCHCHANCELLOR ARAS ARCHDEACON ARASON, JON ARCHDUKE ARATOR ARCHEAN SYSTEM ARATUS ARCHELAUS OF CAPPADOCIA ARATUS ARCHELAUS ARAUCANIA ARCHELAUS ARAUCANIANS ARCHELAUS OF MILETUS ARAUCARIA ARCHENHOLZ, JOHANN WILHELM VON ARAUCO ARCHER, WILLIAM ARAVALLI HILLS ARCHERMUS ARAWAK ARCHERY ARBACES ARCHES, COURT OF ARBE ARCHESTRATUS ARBELA ARCHIAC, ?TIENNE JULES DE SAINT SIMON ARBER, EDWARD ARCHIAS, AULUS LICINIUS ARBITRAGE ARCHIDAMUS ARBITRATION ARCHIL ARBITRATION, INTERNATIONAL ARCHILOCHUS ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ARCHIMANDRITE ARBOGAST ARCHIMEDES ARBOIS ARCHIMEDES, SCREW OF ARBOIS DE JUBAINVILLE, HENRI D' ARCHIPELAGO ARBOR DAY ARCHIPPUS ARBORETUM ARCHITECTURE ARBORICULTURE ARCHITRAVE ARBOR VITAE ARCHIVE ARBOS, FERNANDEZ ARCHIVOLT ARBOUR ARCHIVOLT ARBROATH ARCHPRIEST ARBUTHNOT, ALEXANDER ARCHYTAS ARBUTHNOT, JOHN ARCIS-SUR-AUBE ARCACHON ARCOLA ARCADE ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA ARCADELT ARCOSOLIUM ARCADIA ARCOT ARCADIUS ARCTIC ARCADIUS ARCTINUS ARCELLA ARCTURUS ARCESILAUS ARCUEIL
ARAMAIC LANGUAGES, a class of languages so called from Aram, a geographical term, which in old Semitic usage designates nearly the same districts as the Greek word Syria. Aram, however, does not include Palestine, while it comprehends Mesopotamia , a region which the Greeks frequently distinguish from Syria proper. Thus the Aramaic languages may be geographically defined as the Semitic dialects originally current in Mesopotamia and the regions extending south-west from the Euphrates to Palestine.
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