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The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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physical fitness (in medicine)
physical therapy (treatment)
physician assistant (in medicine)
physics (in physics)
physiocrats (organization, France)
physiology (branch of science, anatomy)
pi (in mathematics)
Pi-hahiroth (place)
Piacenza (city, Italy)
Piast (dynasty, Poland)
Piatra-Neamţ (city, Romania)
Piauí (state, Brazil)
Piave (river, Italy)
Pic du Midi d'Ossau (mountain, France)
Picardy (region, former province, France)
Picayune (city, Mississippi)
Piccadilly (road, England)
Pichincha (volcano, Ecuador)
pickerelweed (plant, herb)
picketing (in politics)
pickle (food)
picnic (food)
Pico (island, Azores)
Pico Rivera (city, California)
picric acid (in chemistry)
Pictou (city, Canada)
Picts (people, Scotland)
picturesque (in art)
piculet (bird)
pidgin (in linguistics)
pie (food)
piecework (in business)
Pied Piper of Hamelin (Legendary Character)
Piedmont (region, Italy)
Piedmont (city, California)
piedmont (physiographic region)
Piedras Negras (ancient city, Guatemala)
Piedras Negras (city, Mexico)
Piekary Śląskie (city, Poland)
pier (structure)
Pieria (region, Macedonia)
Pierpont Morgan Library (of United States)
Pierre (capital, South dakota)
Pierrelatte (city, France)
Pierrot (character)
Pietermaritzburg (city, South Africa)
Pietersburg (city, South Africa)
Pietism (in Protestantism)