Usedom
a Prussian island in the Baltic; on the coast of Pomerania; area, employed in agriculture and fishing; 150 square miles. The inhabitants are employed in agriculture and fishing; Pop. about 35,000. a Weilburg on the Lahn, Oct. 13, 1834; be- Pop. about 35,000. chief towns, Swinemünde and Usedom. German classical philologist ; born in came professor in the University of Bonn.
Among his works are: "Philology and Greek Versification" (1887); "Re- Religion" the Science of History" (1882) ; "Ancient Among his works are: "Philology and (1889); "Names of Gods: An Attempt (1895); etc. He died Oct. 21, 1905. to Account for Religious Concepts" of France; included in the department