YURIEV

(formerly Dorpat) (58° 17’ N., 26° 471’ E.), town Livonia, Ru ia; seat of a university (1632). Fop. 44,000. E.), town, vilayet Angora, Asia Minor: noted for its horses. Pop. c. 16,000. town, Vaud, Switzerland; has old castle used by Pestalozzi (g.v.) as school; sulphur baths. Pop. 8,700. town, Seine-Inférieure, France; manufactures cotton goods; formerly seat of a petty monarchy. Pop. 6,300. Z, last letter of Eng. alphabet, corresponding to the Gk. zeta and the Semitic Zayin. It occurs very seldom in English, except in words of Gk. or) Hebrew origin. 4° 49’ E.), town, on Zaan, N. Holland, Netherlands; paper-works; noted for numerous windmills. Pop. 26,000. Z z