| Henri --, French painter and sculptor (1869-1954) |
MATISSE |
| Highly manoeuvrable farm vehicle with a large bucket or fork at the front end |
SKIDSTEERLOADER |
| In Greek mythology, the underworld abode of the souls of the dead |
HADES |
| Israeli actor, star of 'Fiddler on the Roof' |
TOPOL |
| Japanese dish of thin fillets of raw fish |
SASHIMI |
| Jean-Pierre --, French mathematician awarded the Fields Medal in 1954 |
SERRE |
| John Stanley -- (1865-1941), regarded as the founder of modern astronomy in Canada |
PLASKETT |
| Kjeld --, Danish playwright (1901-61) |
ABELL |
| Person licensed to teach in a medieval university |
MAGISTER |
| River rising in Lebanon and flowing north through Syria into Turkey |
ORONTES |
| Russian novelist who wrote 'Fathers and Sons' |
TURGENEV |
| Swiss theologian and physician (1524-83) |
ERASTUS |
| The British Government or its central administration |
WHITEHALL |
| The Hindu trinity, Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva |
TRIMURTI |
| The name for an old gramophone record |
SHELLAC |
