Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Arundel, Thomas to Athens by Various

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Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, ‘Arundel, Thomas’ to ‘Athens’ by Various is a comprehensive reference work spanning a variety of subjects, written in the early 20th century. This particular volume includes entries from Arundel, Thomas, an English archbishop, to various topics related to Athens, covering historical figures, places, and concepts. The editorial compilation aims to provide readers with detailed summaries and discussions on a wide array of subjects, facilitating a deeper understanding of arts, sciences, literature, and general knowledge. The opening portion of this volume presents entries that range in topic from notable historical figures and geographical locations to discussions of terms and phenomena in various fields. For instance, it details Thomas Arundel’s life, significance as an archbishop of Canterbury, and his contributions to English church affairs, alongside entries explaining the context of specific towns and historical events. Additionally, it includes other subjects such as the Arval Brothers, Roman antiquities, and the Aryan terminology in linguistics, showcasing an interconnected web of information pertinent to cultural, historical, and scientific inquiry. This highlights the encyclopedic nature of the work, allowing readers to navigate through a wealth of knowledge in a structured manner. (This is an automatically generated summary.)