VERY, JONES

(1813-80), New England poet; 0. and d. eee See Ma . He was the son of a sea captain, with whom he made several voyages, then saved money by teaching in order to graduate at Harvard, where he stanza; later taugh t Greek, 1838-8 and_ studied a theology. See He became a Unitarian minister in 1843 but never occupied a pastorate. RetirSaping to his native town, he lived an uneventful life there, devoted on religious and ethical Versn. themes. His poems are the musings of a, a as a transcend a list he affiliated naturally with Channing and Emerson. His removed one of tis choicest of death New England idealists. One of his best known poems is The Painted Columcontaine d in a smell volume of bine, e ays and poems published in 1839. WESALIUS, ANDREAS (151464), Flemish anatomist, was the son of a became in 1544 chief physician himsel f Emperor Charles V., and later of to of Spain. Louvain and Paris Philip 11. scenes of his studies, while he were the profe or of anato my at was afterwards Bologna, 1543, and Pisa. Pavia, (47° 37’ N., 6° 9’ E.), town,