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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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pharmacology (in science)
pharmacopoeia (in pharmacology, literature)
pharmacy (in pharmacology, business)
pharming (in genetics, business)
Pharos (geographical area, Egypt/ancient Egypt)
Pharpar (river, Syria)
Pharr (city, Texas)
Pharsalus (ancient city, ancient Greece)
pharynx (in anatomy)
phase (in astronomy)
phase diagram (in chemistry)
pheasant (bird)
Phenice (of Phoenicia)
Phenix City (city, Alabama)
phenol (in chemistry)
phenolphthalein (in chemistry, biology)
phenomenology (in philosophy)
phenomenon (in philosophy)
phenyl (in chemistry)
phenylalanine (in chemistry, biology)
phenylketonuria (disease)
pheromones (in biology)
Phigalia (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Philadelphia (ancient cities)
Philadelphia (city, Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia Museum of Art (museum, Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia Orchestra (orchestra, Pennsylvania)
Philae (of Egypt)
philanthropy (in finance)
Philemon (epistle of the New Testament)
Philemon and Baucis (in Greek Mythology)
Philippi (ancient city, Macedonia)
Philippics (in literature)
Philippine Independent Church (in church, Christianity)
Philippines, The (country, Philippines)
Philippines, University of the (university, Philippines)
Philipse Manor (structure, New York)
Philistia (ancient region, Palestine)
Philistines (people, Palestine)
Phillips Academy (education, Massachusetts)
Phillips Exeter Academy (education, New Hampshire)
Phillipsburg (city, New Jersey)
Philoctetes (in Greek Mythology)
Philomela and Procne (in Greek Mythology)
philosophy of science (branch of philosophy)
phlebitis (disease)