Naboth (nā'both)

In Old Testament history, Nadab (nā'dab). King of Israel 927-925 в. с. (Duncker), son of Jeroboam I. Nadaillac (nä-dä-yäk'), Jean François Albert du Pouget, Marquis de. Born at Paris, July 16, 1818. A French archæologist. He was prefect of the department of Ba es-Pyrénées 1871-76, and of de l'homme" (1868), "Le premier homme et les temps préhistoriques" (1880), "L'Amérique préhist or i que" (1882), "L'Homme tertiajre" (1883), "Nouvelles découvertes préhistoriques aux Etats-Unis" (1883), "De la période glaciaire" (1884), "Les anciennes populations de la Colombie" (1885), "Découvertes dans la grotte de Spy" (1886), "Mœurs et monuments des peuples préhistoriques" (1888), "La science et la politique" (1880), "Le mouvement démocratique en Angleterre" (1881), and "L'Affaibli ement de la natal ité en France" (1886). Nadaud (nä-dō'), Gustave. Born Feb. 20, 1820: writer, musician, and singer. His songs (ironical, died April 28, 1893. A popular French song equivocal, and political, etc.) have been collected and published a number of times. He has also written operettas "Le docteur Vieux-temps." "Porte et fenêtre," etc., and "Une idylle," "Solfège poétique et musical" (1886), "Nouvelles chansons à dire ou à chanter" (1889), etc. Nadchés. See Nachi . Nadintu-Bel (nä-dēn'tö-bel). See the extract. The death of Kambyses inspired the Babylonians with the hope of recovering their independence. In B. C. 521 they revolted under Nadintu-Bel, the son of Aniru, who called himself Nebuchadrezzar, the son of Nabonidos. A portrait of him, in the Greek style and with a Greek helmet, is carved on a cameo in the Berlin Museum. But Darius overthrew the pretender in two battles at Zazan, and pursued him into Babylon, which he closely besieged Sayce, Anc. Empires, p. 145. (November, B. C. 521). Nadir Shah (nä'dėr shäh), or Kuli Khan (kö'le khän). Born about 1688: a a inated June 19-20, 1747. Shah of Persia 1736-47. He was a robber chieftain, and later Persian commander against the Afghans and Turks; was crowned shah in 1736; captured Kandahar and Kabul in 1738; invaded India and sacked Delhi in 1739; and subjugated Bokhara, etc. He was at war with the Turks 1743-46. Nadiya (nud'e-yä), or Nuddea (nud'ē-ä). A district in Bengal, British India, intersected by lat. 23° 30′ N., long. 89° E. Area, 2,794 square miles. Population (1891), 1,644,108, Nævius (ne'vi-us), Cnæus. Died at Utica, Africa, 204 в. с. A Roman dramatic and epic poet. He wrote comedies, tragedies, and an epic on the first Punic war. (Fragments edited by Klu mann, Vahlen, and Ribbeck.)