Arum

a genus of monocotyledonous herbaceous giving its name to an important order. have ‘starchy corms or rhizomes, smooth, sagittate leaves with netted veins and an consisting of an unbranched monespadig in a sheathing spathe. The spadix one-chambered ovaries, anthers with porous and rudimentary ovaries, none of these 235 flowers naked within Like oisonous. tum) Arundel, Su ex, river castle place Henry Arundel, the middle magnificence. dates trade Pop. Arundel, son 1353, then in 1396. to his turning sing Arundel defended against and These up the _A run deli an cient originally Arundel, in 1667 Duke Marmor history irom Arundel. ¢ 213 having an perianth, and terminates in a club-sha appendix. The temperature the unopen spathe rises considerably. ARUM MACULATUM, 1, Spadix; 2, stamen; 3, ovary; 4, fruit. most of the order, the genus is acridly ‘The common British species (A. macuis termed Cuckoo-pint, or Lords-and-ladies. an ancient town in the county of 50 miles from London, and situated on the Arun, from which it takes its name. The dates from Saxon times, and was a strong capable of offering a stubborn resistance to I. when he besieged Montgomery, Earl of there. It has been in the po e ion of Howard family (Duke of Norfolk) since the of the 15th century, and is kept up with great The fine cruciform parish church from the 14th century. There is a shipping in corn and oil, the Arun being navigable. (1901), 2,788. THomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, of Richard Fitz-Allan, Earl of Arundel, born in was made Bishop of Ely at the age of 22, Archbishop of Canterbury, and finally Primate He was banished for a short time owing complicity in Gloucester’s intrigues, but rein 1399 took a very active part in suppresthe Lollards. He died in 1413. of Wardour, Lavy BLancue, Wardour Castle most courageously the Parliamentary forces under Hunger ford Ludlow, but surrendered on honourable terms. the besiegers violated, and her husband blew structure. Marbles. A collection of an- Greek sculptures from Smyrna and elsewhere, formed by Thomas Howard, Earl of and presented to the University of Oxford by his grandson, Henry Howard, afterwards of Norfolk. The most important is the Parium, a chronological table of Greek on Parian marble, originally extending 1582 to 263 Bc, The chronicle of the last ) ninety table seems schoolmaster edition in Equatorial below by expedition. ancient performed prove were Col ron, most. of prehistoric great Scand in a via discovery out are tall, eyes, straight (2) stature, hair, to bably Aryan language almost sence every every But mainly Northern and the recent opinion Asia, But that in as Taylor, cially quities Jevons, the the whence Volga, tral Aryans. years is lost, and the extant portion of the is now much defaced and mutilated. It to have been originally drawn up by a for his pupils’ use, A variorum of the inscriptions was i ued by Maittaire 1732, and another by Chandler in 1763.