1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 16:8

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Leiria Leisler, Jacob Leisnig Leith Leitmeritz Leitner, Gottlieb Wilhelm Leitrim Leixões Lejeune, Louis François, Baron Lekain Leland, Charles Godfrey Leland, John (antiquary) Leland, John (theologian) Leland Stanford Jr. University Leleges Lelewel, Joachim Lelong, Jacques Lely, Sir Peter Le Maçon, Robert Le Maire de Belges, Jean Lemaître, François Élie Jules Le Mans Le Marchant, John Gaspard Lemberg Lemercier, Louis Jean Népomucéne	Lemery, Nicolas Lemery Lemgo Lemierre, Antoine Marin Lemire, Jules Auguste Lemming Lemniscate Lemnos Lemoinne, John Émile Lemon, Mark Lemon Lemonnier, Antoine Louis Camille Lemonnier, Pierre Charles Lemoyne, Jean Baptiste Lemprière, John Lemur Lena Le Nain Lenau, Nikolaus Lenbach, Franz von Lenclos, Ninon de Lenfant, Jacques Lenkoran Lennep, Jacob van Lennep	Lennox Lennox, Charlotte Lennox, Margaret, Countess of Leno, Dan Lenormant, François Lenox Lens (France) Lens Lent Lenthall, William Lentil Lentulus Lenz, Jakob Michael Reinhold Leo (popes) Leo (emperors) Leo, Brother Leo, Heinrich Leo, Johannes Leo, Leonardo Leo (constellation) Leoben Leobschütz Leochares Leofric Leominster	Leominster (Massachusetts) León, Luis Ponce de Leon, Moses de Leon of Modena León (Mexico) Leon (Nicaragua) Leon (province) Leon (city) Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo of Pisa Leoncavallo, Ruggiero Leonidas Leontiasis Ossea Leontini Leontius Leopard Leopardi, Giacomo, Count Leopardo, Alessandro Leopold Leopold I. (emperor) Leopold II. (emperor) Leopold I., King of the Belgians Leopold II., King of the Belgians Leopold II. of Habsburg-Lorraine Leopold II. (lake)

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