Eskimo, ESQUIMAU

or INNUIT. Indians of Arctic America and adjacent part of Asia. They number ab. 40,000, of whom philosophy or theology, doctrines revealed to the initiated only; opposed to Exoteric, such as were open to any. Esox. See HAPLOMI. Espina e, JULIE JEANNE ELEO- NORE, DE L', 1732-1766. French social queen, admired by D'Alembert and re- membered for her Letters , pub. 1809. Espinel, VINCENTE, ab. 1550-1634. Spanish poet, romancer, and musician. His Marcos de Obregon , 1618, supplied Le Sage with some materials for Gil Blas. He tr. Horace's Art of Poetry , and some of his odes. Espinosa, GASPAR DE, ab. 1475- 1537. Chief-justice of Darien 1514. He founded Panama 1518, headed many expeditions against the Indians, and aided Pizarro in his second expedition to Peru 1526. IMG:content-1365.png:[graphic] IMG:content-1366.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1367.jpg:[blocks in formation] mark in the development of Anglican theology, and called forth much discu ion and several replies.