European, 587. | Asiatic, 937. | African, 276. | American, 1,624. | Oceanic, 240. LINGUISTIC FAMILIES, ACCORDING TO MILNER. Classes. The Sanscrit, with its derivative dialects in India; Medo-Persic, the ancient and modern languages of Persia ; Græco-Latin, the two ancient classical languages, with their derivatives, the Romaic, Albanian, Wallachian, Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese; Slavonic, comprising the Russian, Polish, Lithuanian, Illyrian, and Bohemian; Teutonic, embracing the German dialects, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, Anglo-Saxon, English; Celtic, including the Welsh, Cornish, Armorican, Gaelic, Erse, and Manx. Comprehending the Aramæan or Syriac; Hebrew; Arabic; and Ethiopic; with their derivatives. Embracing the Tahtarian, Siberian, and Uralian tongues, with the Finno-Tahtarian, Samoiede, Magyar, Kalmuck, and Malayo Polynesian. The Chinese, Japanese, Siamese, and Thibetian. Comprising the languages of the tribes south of the parallel of 20° N. lat. LARGEST EMPIRES. * See under "Europe" for a fuller exposition and classification of this family. EUROPEAN MINERALS OF EUROPE. The countries in this table are named in the order of the relative importance of their produce under each head respectively. Bohemia, Hungary, Transylvania, Turkey, Norway, Spain. Russia. Illyria, Spain, Bavaria. Saxony, Hanover, British Islands, Belgium, France, Russia, Germany, British Islands, Russia, Hungary, Sweden and Norway, Spain, British Islands, Illyria, Hungary, Bohemia, Ger- Great Britain, Belgium, Germany. British Islands, Belgium, France, Germany, Russia, Russia, Austrian Poland (Galicia), France, Spain, British :: European 119 41 Species. Northern i Ruminantia (ruminating) Cetacea (ocean-living animals). ::: : Central Southern Provinces. |