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MELEAGER (mel-e-ā'jur), in classic fable, a chieftain of the Ætolian Calydon, son of AEneas and Altheæ. MELEAGRIS (-a'gris), a breed of turkey; a genus of gallinaceous birds of the family Meleagridæ, or the sub-family Meleagrinæ. They are the largest birds of the order to which they belong. Head naked, with wattles or folds of brightcolored skin, tuft of long hair on the breast, plumage more or less metallic. merly MARIGNANO (mä-ren-yä'nō), a town of northern Italy, 12 miles S. E. of Milan. Here Francis I. of France defeated the Swiss in 1515, and the French routed the Austrian rear-guard in 1859.
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