Leopard

Arboreal cat, ab. 4 ft. long, spotted with black, or nearly uniformly black; is found from Japan to w. Africa; Leopold II., 1747-1792. Son of Francis I.; Grand duke of Tuscany 1765; German Emperor 1790; a wise and pacific ruler. His grandson and namesake, 1797-1870, ruled Tuscany 1824-59, and edited Lorenzo de Medici's works 1825. Leopold I., 1676-1747. Prince of Anhalt-De au; Pru ian general 1693-1745. Eminent as a military organizer, and active in several wars. Leopold I., 1790-1865. King of Belgium from 1831; son of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg: in England 1816-31; succeeded by his son, LEOPOLD II., b. 1835, who became head of the Congo Free State 1885.