SIDNEY, SIR PHILIP

(1554-86), ie de poet, poe aane courtier ant Pens hurst, Kent; ed. Shrews bury and Christ’s Church Coll., Oxford; in France during ma acre of St. Bartholomew; traveled in Germany, Austria, and Italy. App. eed of Flushing; recetved mortal wound at Zutphen as volunteer against Spaniards; died as he had lived, gallant, generous gentleman, giving his own cup of water to a common soldier..S.’s works, which enjoyed great popularity, were all pub. after his death, (viz.) Arcadia, 2 romance written for his sister’s diversion; Avpologie for Poetrie; Asirophel and Stella. (modern Satda), ancient city, on Mediterranean, Phoenicia; extensive commerce; famed for its gla ; conquered by Artaxerxes, 351 3B.C.;. destroyed several times during the Crusades. 13’ £.), range of hills; on Rhine, Rhenish Pru ia; noted scenery. VON (1804-85), Ger. zoologist, famous