The origin of the name of this river [Vistula) (Germ

Weichsel, Vixel, Slav. Visla, Lat. Vistula) unfortunately IMG:content-1010.png:[blocks in formation] can hardly be ascertained with certainty. It is sometimes Vittoria Colonna. See Colonna . regarded as originally and thoroughly Teutonic, sometimes Vittoria Corombona. See White Devil . hoff, ii. 207; J. v. Fier linger, K. Z., xxvii. 479). The last Vittorio (vit-tō're-ō). A town in the province as Slavonic, sometimes also as Slavo-Teutonic (Müllenseems to be the most probable. Schrader , Aryan Peoples (tr. by Jevons), p. 429. Vistula Governments. The official name of Ru ian Poland. Visurgis (vi-ser'jis). The Latin name of the Weser. Vitalians (vi-tā'li-anz). A band of pirates who infested the Baltic and North seas at the end of the 14th and the beginning of the 15th cen- tury. Vital is (vē-tä'lēs). Pseudonym of the Swedish poet Sjöberg. Vital is (vi-ta'lis). See Ordericus. Vita Nuova (ve'tä nö-o'vä). [It., 'The New Life.'] A work by Dante, probably finished in 1307. Dante wrote in his early manhood the "Vita Nuova "the New or the Early Life - connecting, with a narrative of aspiration towards Be at rice as the occasion of them, sonnets and canzoni, representing artificially, according to the manner of that time, various moods of love.