p 484 | Archangel Michael at the Abbey on the Mount (Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel).p 484 | Offertory= the offering of bread and wine to God as part of the Communion ceremony during a Christian church service.
p 485 | Palestrinising= playing sacred music by Giovanni da Palestrina.
p 485 | Whist: English card game, played by 4 players in 2 partnerships.
p 486 | Célestine Galli-Marié (1840-1905), French mezzo-soprano who created the title role in the opera Carmen.
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| Charcot |
Jean-Martin Charcot (1825–93) was a French neurologist and professor of anatomical pathology. Known as the founder of modern neurology. As a teacher, Charcot famously influenced students such as Freud, William James, Alfred Binet & Bouchard.
p 488 | Dr. Gabriel Bouffe de Saint-Blaise, Parisian doctor (b. 1862); Dr. Maurice Edme Courtois-Suffit, French doctor (1861-1947) (Thanks to M. Patrice Louis at Le fou de Proust)
p 489 | Trional (sedative drug) introduced in 1888.
