" Heraclitus of Ephesus, classed by Ritter among the Ionian philosophers, was born 503 B.C. Like others of his school, he sought a physical ground for all phenomena.

The History of Ritter is well translated, and is always learned and suggestive.

"The Teutsch Ritters build a Burg for headquarters, spread themselves this way and that, and begin their great task.

The Prussians were a fierce fighting people, fanatically anti-Christian: the Teutsch Ritters had a perilous never-resting time of it....

See RITTER, Joseph.

RITTER, BETSY, pseud. SEE Clemens, Elizabeth H. RIVER, WALTER LESLIE.

SEE Ritter, Elizabeth.

SEE Ritter, Elizabeth.

By Elizabeth Ritter & Marion Holland.

By the Seminar on Worship: Wallace W. Anderson, Martin L. Goslin, Fred Hoskins, Boynton Merrill, Richard H. Ritter & Wofford C. Timmons.

SEE PEHAM, HEINRICH, RITTER VON BOJERNBERG.

SEE Beard, Mary Ritter.

Jörgen Lykke; der letzte Ritter Dänemarks.

SEE Ritter, Elizabeth.

By the Seminar on Worship: Wallace W. Anderson, Martin L. Goslin, Fred Hoskins, Boynton Merrill, Richard H. Ritter & Wofford C. Timmons.

After studying by herself in Munich, this artist became a pupil of Streckfuss in Berlin, and later, in Nuremberg, studied under the younger Graeb and Ritter.

And as for the childrenwhy, as far as the Baltic shore and the land of the last Ritters, mothers frightened their bairns with the Black Duke of the Wolfsberg and his Red Axe.

But I took my soldiers, whom in seven years' service I had taught to obey orders-two foot of clearance did well enough for the disobedient among them, not being either ritters or men of mark.

To come down to my own experience, my companion and I, for I sometimes have a companion, take pleasure in fancying ourselves knights of a new, or rather an old, order,not Equestrians or Chevaliers, not Ritters or Riders, but Walkers, a still more ancient and honorable class, I trust.

RITTER, HEINRICH, German philosopher, born in Anhalt; professor successively at Berlin, Kiel, and Göttingen; is distinguished as the author of an able "History of Philosophy" (1791-1860).

RITTER, KARL, celebrated geographer, born at Quedlinburg; the founder of comparative geography; professor of geography at Berlin; his chief works "Geography in its Relation to Nature," and the "History of Man" (1779-1859).

Ritter Spruit is a foaming torrent by this time.

The dam over by Ritter Spruit is dried up for one thing.

They were blue-eyed and fair-haired descendants perhaps of the chieftains that helped Herman overcome Varus, and whose names may be found five hundred years back among the Deutsch Ritters that conquered Northern Europe from heathendom, and thence all the way down to now, occurring in martial and princely connection.

Here in past years had been Hegel and Fichte, the brothers Grimm, the brothers Humboldt, Niebuhr, and Carl Ritter.