The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . t: Campbell, Mosses and Ferns(London, 1906); Engler and Prantl, Die nattirlichen Pflanzen-familien, Teil i. Abt. 3 (Leipzig, 1893-1907); Goebel, Organographyof Plants (Oxford, 1905). Full references to the literature of thesubject will be found in these works. For the identification of theBritish species of liverworts and mosses the following recent workswill be or use: Pearson, The Hepaticae of the British Isles (London,1902); Dixon and Jameson, The Students Handbook of BritishMosses (London, 1896
The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . t: Campbell, Mosses and Ferns(London, 1906); Engler and Prantl, Die nattirlichen Pflanzen-familien, Teil i. Abt. 3 (Leipzig, 1893-1907); Goebel, Organographyof Plants (Oxford, 1905). Full references to the literature of thesubject will be found in these works. For the identification of theBritish species of liverworts and mosses the following recent workswill be or use: Pearson, The Hepaticae of the British Isles (London,1902); Dixon and Jameson, The Students Handbook of BritishMosses (London, 1896); Braithwaite, British Moss Flora (London,1887-1905). (W. H. L.) BRZOZOWSKI, THADDEUS (d. 1820), nineteenth general ofthe Jesuits, was appointed in succession to Gabriel Gruber onthe and of September 1805. In 1801 Pius VII. had given theJesuits liberty to reconstitute themselves in north Russia (seeJesuits: History), and ini8i2Brzozowski secured the recognitionof the Jesuit college of Polotsk as a university, though he couldnot obtain permission to go to Spain to agitate for the recognition. BUBASTIS—BUCCANEERS 709 of the Spanish Jesuits. In 1814 Pius VII., in accordance withthe bull SoUicitudo omnium ecclesiarum, gave to Brzozowskiamong others full authority to receive those who desired to enterthe society. The Russian government, however, soon began tobe alarmed at the growth of the Jesuits, and on the 20th ofDecember 1815 published an edict expelling them from StPetersburg. Brzozowski, having vainly requested to be allowedto retire to Rome, died on the sth of February 1820. He isinteresting mainly from the fact that he was general of theSociety at the time of its restoration throughout Europe. BUBASTIS, the Graecized name of the Egyptian goddessUbasti, meaning she of [the city] Bast (.BU-t), a dtybetter known by its later name, P-ubasti, place of Ubasti ;thus the goddess derived her name Ubasti from her city (Bast),and in turn the city derived its name P-ubasti from that
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