TRAPA
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 11
genus of plants, order Ona; convention grariaceee; Singhara Nut (7. bispinosa) is extercommon as food in Kashmir, Free TRAPANI (38° 3’ N., 12° 32’ E.)) African ancient Drepanum, city, seaport, Sicily/ Transvaal. bp.’s see; exports salt, wine; was < Wit water sCarth agin i an stronghold; scene of navaz in victory over the Romans, 249 B.C) non-Boers, Pop. 60,000; (province) 280,000. by Dr. TRAPEZIUM, in geometry, figure Dec. bounded by four straight lines no twe of which are parallel; Trapezoid has twe state of parallel sides. See MmnsuRATION. in a _TRAPPISTS, brotherhood of Cister: the S. Free cian monks, so called after abbey of Ls: were Trappe (founded 1140); refounded by on Armand de Rancé, 1664. The dist in; were guishing feature of their rule was its 1902. severity; perpetual silence was enforced | colony name is now unoflicial description od and a Reformed Cistercians, with centers in an France, until expulsion in 1903, England! council. Ireland, and U.S., also mi ion stations in Asia and Africa. was and 5’ E.) (ancient Trasimenus Lacus), lake: given Perugia, Italy; length, 10 miles; scene Africa Spee! of Hannibal over Romans; 31, in Sour TRAU (43° 34’ N., 16° 12’ E.) (ancient whites, matia, Austria; cathedral (XIII.-cent.); Pop. 17,500.
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