PRONUNCIATION OF PROPER NAMES NOTE. The pronunciation of difficult words is indicated by respelling them phonetically. N is used to indicate the French nasal sound; K the sound of ch in German; ü the sound of the German ü, and French u; ö the sound of ö in foreign languages. ACHILLES, a kil' leez ENEAS, e ne' as ENEID, e ne' id EOLUS, e' o lus ANCHISES, an ki' seez APOLLYON, a pol' le on or a pol' yun AUDHUMBLA, ow thoom' blah BEULAH, bu' lah BOTIA, be o' shia BOIS GUILBERT, bwah geel bayr CALCHAS, kal' kas CALYPSO, ka lip' so CEDRIC, ked' rick or sed' rick CHAOS, ka' os CHARYBDIS, ka rib' dis CHINON, she' noN CIRCE, sur' see COMPIEGNE, koN pe" ayn' CYCLOPS, si' klops DAUPHIN, daw' fin DEIPHOBUS, de if' o bus DUPUIS, dü pwe' EURYMACHUS, u rim' a kus FRANCOIS, froN' swah FRONT-DE-BOEUF, froN deh beuf' HECUBA, hek' u ba HRIMFAXI, hrim' fax e ILIAD, il' e ad IPHIGENIA, if i jee ni' a JOAN OF ARC, jo' an of ark LAOCOÖN, lay ok' o on LIMOGES, le mozh' MAGNA CHARTA, mag' nah kahr' tah MIRABEAU, mir a bo' MYCENAE, mi see' nee ODYSSEY, od' i se ORION, o ri' on OUIDA, we' dah |