1092 



INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Camillus, M. Furius, Roman dictator, 301-3, 312. 



Camoens, Portuguese poet, 897. 



Campanus of Lombard)', astronomer, 718. 



Campanus of Novarro, astronomer, 675. 



Campius, Balthas. and Mich., Italian botanists, 948. 



Cananus, Joannes, modern Greek writer, 799. 



Candace, queen of the Ethiopians, 463, 477. 



Candaules, king of Lydia, 214, 217. 



Candidus, early Christian writer, 529. 



Candidus, Greek historian, 568. 



Candish, Thomas, English navigator, 913. 



Canishca, Tartar king of Cashmere, 408. 



Cano, John Sebastian, Spanish navigator, 865. 



Cantharus, Greek comic poet, 2S1. 



Cantor, Petrus, reforming monk, 711. 



Canute II., king of England, Denmark, Norway, and 



Sweden, 667, 669, 675. 

 Caon, Diogo, or James Cam, Portuguese navigator, S43. 

 Capac Yupanqui, fifth Inca of Peru, 709, 711, 717. 

 Capac Yupanqui, Peruvian general, 795. 

 Capet, Hugh, king of France, 663. 

 Capo dTstrias, president of Greece, 1065. 

 Capreolus, Joannes, scholastic theologian, 799. 

 Capvs, father of Anchises, 156. 

 Car, son of Phoroneus, 113. 

 Caracalla, Roman emperor, 534—35. 

 Caracci, Annibale, Italian painter, 921. 

 Caracci, Ludovico, Italian painter, 921. 

 Caracticus, British chief, 481. 

 Caran, eleventh sevri of Quito, 765. 

 Caranas, Sanscrit poet, 711. 



Caranus, founder of the Macedonian monarchy, 212. 

 Carausius, king of Smith Britain, 543-44. 

 Caravaggio, Italian painter, 872. 

 Carcinus, Greek tragic poet, 281. 

 Cardanus, Hieron, of Milan, physicist, 892. 

 Carinas, Roman emperor, ^43. 

 Carloman, king of France, 642. 

 Carmichael, English botanist, 1052. 

 Carneades, Greek philosopher, 401. 

 Caro, Annibal, of Istria, Italian poet, 872. 

 Caron, Francoys, Dutch superintendent in Japan, 952. 

 Carpocrates, Gnostic Christian, 534. 

 Carrera, Petrus, Sicilian botanist, 948 

 Carteret, British navigator, 1027. 



Cartier, Jaques, French navigator, 872,875,881-82,884. 

 Carus, Roman emperor, 543. 

 Carver, John, British colonial governor, 939. 

 Carvilius, Spurius, divorced Roman, 389. 

 Casaubon, Isaac, critic, 921. 

 Cassander, Macedonian general, 340, 345-46. 

 Cassianus, bishop, 560. 

 Cassini, Hem-., botanist, 1064. 

 Cassini of Nice, astronomer, 960, 971, 9SL 

 Cassiodorus, Roman consul and historian, 573. 

 Cassius, Andreas, discoverer of gold-purple, 981. 

 Cassius, Avidius, Roman general, 531. 

 Cassius, Caius, Roman genera], 456. 

 Cassius, early bishop of Tyre, ^33. 

 Castellus, I'etr., Sicilian botanist, 948. 

 Castelvetro of Modena, critic, 897. 

 Castiglione, Ludw., botanist in North America, 1045. 

 Castor, Antonius, Roman botanist, 472. 

 Castor, Greek chronographer, 446. 

 Castor Durantes, Italian bctanist, 919. 

 Catacuzenus, scholastic Greek writer, 791. 



Catesby, Mark., botanist in Carolina, [003, 1005. 



Catharine, empress of Russia, 1007. 



Catharine II., empress of Russia, 1024, 1049. 



Cato, M. Porcius, Roman censor and writer, 297. 



Cato, Valerius, Roman grammarian, 446. 



Catullus, Roman poet, 446, 455. 



Causica, Hindu king, [37. 



Cavallini, F. Phil., Italian botanist, 986. 



Cavanilles, Ant. Jos., Spanish botanist, 1046. 



Cavendish, a founder of Pneumatic Chemistry, 1027. 



Cecrops, first king of Athens, 128, 137. 



Cecrops II., seventh king of Athens, 153. 



Cedrenus, Georgius, Greek historian, 675. 



Celestinus, forty-first bishop of Rome, 565. 



Celestinus II., ninth pope, 704-5. 



Celestinus III., nineteenth pope, 716, 718. 



Celestinus IV., twenty-third pope, 734. 



Celestinus Y ., thirtv-sixth pope, 7G2. 



Celsius, Oiaus, Swedish botanist, 1010. 



Celsus, Roman medical writer, 471. 



Cenobarba, John, medical writer, 782. 



Censorinus, Roman writer on calendars, 537. 



Cephalion, Greek historian, 519. 



Cephalus, Greek orator, 299. 



Cephisodorus, Greek painter, 2S1. 



Cephisodorus, Greek comic poet, 298. 



Cephisodorus, Greek historian, 312. 



Cercops of Miletus, Greek poet, 210. 



Cerdic, Saxon king in England, 573. 



Cerdo, heretical Christian, 527. 



Cermisone, see Antonio. 



Cerularius, Michael, patriarch of Constantinople, 675. 



Cervantes, botanist in Mexico, 1052. 



Cervantez of Seville, author of Don Quixote, 921. 



Cespedes, P. Gregorio de, Jesuit visiting Corea, 916. 



Cestius of Smyrna, Roman rhetor, 457. 



Chaalus, fifth king of Assyria, 92. 



Chabre, French botanist, 904. 



Chaeremon, Greek tragic poet, 299. 



Chaeremon, Greek writer, 15. 



Chaires, king of Egypt, 65. 



Chaitra-pala, or Jeipal, Hindu king at Lahore, 658, 



u.4-65. 

 Chajjim, lleneviste, Jewish writer, 948. 

 Chikra Nagara, Javan chief on Borneo, 814. 

 Chalchiutlanetzin, first Toltec king of Mexico, 609. 

 Chalcol, or Calcol, 170. 

 Cha-li-yi-kin-na, king of Cambodia, 600. 

 Chameleon, Greek writer, 325. 



Chamisso, botanist among the Pacific islands, 1061. 

 Chammir, sixth Cahtan ruler of Yemen, 235. 

 Champlain, Samuel, French navigator, 919, 923, 927, 



93°. 933. 930. 944- 

 Champollion, French archaeologist, 1063. 

 Champollion-Figeac, French archaeologist, 652. 

 Chanacca, bramin, 337. 

 Chanan, head of a Jewish school, 591. 

 Chancellor, Richard, British navigator, 888. 

 Chand, Hindustanee poet and historian, 716. 

 Chandra-deva, Hindu king, 546. 

 Changkian, Chinese traveller in Bactriana, 411. 

 Chang-liang, Chinese general and engineer, 395. 

 Chang-ti, of the Han, Chinese emperor, 519. 

 Chao-hao, early Chinese emperor, Si. 

 Chao-kang, of the Hia, Chinese emperor, S7. 

 Chapman, A. W., N. American botanist, 1070. 



