TARE, OR VETCH

(Vicia sativa), a _leguminous plant with trailing or climb- “ing stems and compound pinnate leaves and reddish-purple flowers. The tares of the parable (Matt. xiii.) are probably N., 17° 15’ E.), ancient city, on Gulf of -Tarentum, Italy; founded by Spartans, c. 705 B. C.; became chief city of Magna Grecia; taken by Romans, 272 B. C., by Hannibal, 212 B. C.; retaken by Fabius, 209 B. C.; subsequently formed part of the Byzantine Empire. | t vania, in ‘Allegheny co. It is on the bb 4 ‘ Pennsylvania railroad, and the Allegheny river. Té is an important industrial city and has manufactures of plate gla , bottles, lumber, steel and iron products, steel billets, etc. Pop. 1920, 8,925.