Badness

The state of being bad; evil; want of good qualities, either natural or moral; depravity. "I did not see how the badne of the weather could be the king's fault."- Add is on. Badola'to, a town of S. Italy, prov. of Calabria Ultra, 24 m. S. of Catanzaro, on a hill near the sea; pop . 4,457. Bad River, in Michigan , a stream of Saginaw co., which falls into the Shiawa ee. Bae'ca, a town of Spain. See BAEZA. Bæhr, JOHANN CHRISTIAN FELIX, a distinguished German historian and philologist. B. at Darmstadt, 13th June, 1798. He was Profe or of Cla ic Literature in the University of Heidelberg, and in 1845 was appointed Director of the Philological Seminary. His principal works are his edition of Hero dot us , published in 1832-3 at Leipzig; a History of Roman Literature, of which the 3d edition was published at Carlsruhe in 1844, and a work on Romano-Christian Theology published in 1837. Bael-fire, n . See BALE-FIRE. Bae'na, (anc. Castra Viniana ,) a town of Spain, prov. of Cordova, 23 m. S.E. of Cordova, on the Marbella. Large salt mines are in the neighborhood. Pop . of town and district, 12,767. Baependi, ( ba'ai - pain'de ,) a town and district of Brazil, 180 m. W.N.W. of Rio Janeiro; pop . of district abt. 9,000. Ba'er, KARL ERNST VON, a distinguished Ru ian naturalist, B. in Esthonia, on 17th Feb., 1792. Educated at Dorpat, and in Germany. His chief works are Epistola de Ovi Mammalium et Hominis Genesi, (Leipzig, 1827); Ueber die Entwickelungsgeschichte der Thiere , ("On the Developmental History of Animals," 1828;) and, Untersuchungen über die Entwickelungsgeschichte der Fische, ("On the Development of Fishes,") published in 1835. He has since made valuable scientific investigations in Nova Zembla. D. 1876. Baeza, or Baeca, ( ba - aitha .) (anc. Beatia ,) a city of Spain, prov. of Jaen, 20 m. N.E. of Jaen. It is a town of great antiquity, and was the residence of several Moorish kings, from whom it was wrested A. D. 1237. It was the birthplace of the 11,000 virgins who, with St. Ursula, were, according to the legend, slaughtered by the Huns at Cologne. - Near this town, the younger Scipio vanquished Hasdrubal, B. c. 208. Рор . 12,817. Bae'za, a town of S. America, in Ecuador, on the Coca river, 90 m. E.S.E. of Quito.