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INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Claudius, bishop of Turin, 626. 



Claudius, Roman emperor, 479-80. 



Claudius II., or Aurelius Claudius, Roman emperor, 

 541. 



Claudius, Servius, Roman grammarian, 434. 



Claudius Caecus, see Appius Claudius. 



Claudius Iolaus, see Iolaus. 



Claudius Scotus, theologian, 624. 



Clavijo, ambassador from Spain to Timour, 800. 



Clavius, C, author of the Gregorian " New Style," 905. 



Clayton, John, American botanist, 1016. 



Cleander, Greek architect, 532. 



Cleanthes, Greek philosopher, 382. 



Clearchus of Soli, Greek philosopher and educational 

 writer, 325, 345. 



Cleaver, Isaac, American botanist, 1061. 



Cleemporus, Greek medical writer, 256. 



Cleitarchus, Greek historian, 325. 



Cleitomachus, Greek philosopher, 407. 



Cleitophon, Greek historian and geographer, 400. 



Cleitor, sixth king of Arcadia, 151. 



Clemangis, Nicolaus, religious reformer, 803. 



Clemens Alexandrinus, early Christian writer, 533. 



Clemens Antisiodorensis, theologian, 619. 

 Clemens Romanus, early Christian writer, 51S. 

 Clemens II , eighty-fifth Roman archbishop, 676. 

 Clemens III , claimant in opposition to Hildcbrand, 



6S1. 

 Clemens III., eighteenth pope, 716. 

 Clemens IV., twenty-seventh pope, 751, 753. 

 Clemens Y , thirty-ninth pope, 765, 767. 

 Clemens VI., forty-second pope, 786, 789. 

 Clemens VII., sixty-fifth pope, S67, 869-70. 

 Clcobuline, Greek poetess, 255. 



Cleobulus, one of the "seven sages " of Greece, 233. 

 Cleodaeus, Heraclid chief, 178. 

 Cleomachus, Greek tragic poet, 268. 

 Cleomenes, Greek sculptor, 442. 

 Cleomenes III., last Agid king of Sparta, 391. 

 Cleopatra, daughter of Ptolemy V , 39S, 402. 

 Cleopatra, daughter of Ptolemy VI., 402, 417. 

 Cleopatra, queen of Ly\ pt, 443, 454, 457. 

 Cleopatra, wife of Ptolemy V., 397. 

 Cleophon, Greek tragic poet, 299. 

 Cleostratus of Tenedos, Greek astronomer, 268. 

 Clerc, John le, critic, 997. 

 Clessides, Greek painter, 382. 

 Cleues, leader of a Greek colony, 179. 

 Clever, botanist in Japan, 976. 

 Clidemus, Greek historian, 298. 

 Clidicus, Athenian archon, 213. 

 Clifford, botanist, 1025. 



Clinton, H. F., British chronographer, 1066. 

 Clitonymus, Greek writer, 322. 

 Clive, British general in Hindustan, 1020, 1026. 

 Clodius, P., Roman aedile and tribune, 454. 

 Clotaire, see Chlothaire. 

 Clovis, or Chlodovechus, first Christian king of 



France, 569, 572. 

 Clmii, Eudes de, 650. 

 Clusius, botanist, 901, 907, 921, 924, 927. 

 Clutius Augerius, botanist in Morocco, 926. 

 Clymenus, king of Orthomenus, 160. 

 Clytus of Miletus, Greek historian, 325. 

 Cobo, Barnabas, botanist in America, 918. 

 Cochebas, leader of a Jewish revolt, 526. 



Codinus, Georgius, scholastic Greek writer, S14. 



Codrus, king of Athens, 186. 



Coelestius, ecclesiastical writer, 560. 



Cohen, Bongodas, Jewish medical writer, 782. 



Cohen, Tobias, Jewish encyclopedic writer, 1001. 



Colaeus of Samos, Greek navigator, 226. 



Colarbas, heretical Christian, 528. 



Colden, Cadwallader, American botanist, 1018, 1025. 



Colebrooke, II. F., botanist in Hindustan, 1052. 



Coleman, Peter, builder of London bridge, 714. 



Cokt, John, dean of St. Paul's in London, 861. 



Collenutius, Pandolphus, botanist, 859. 



Collie, botanist, on Beechey's voyage, 1064. 



Collins, Zaccheus, American botanist, 1060, 1062. 



Collinson, botanist in N. America, 1025. 



Colmaster, botanist in Labrador, 1059. 



Colotes, Greek philosopher, 370. 



Columbanus, ecclesiastic, 598. 



Columbus, Christopher, discoverer of America, 841, 

 843, S52, 854-55, 857, 859. 



Columbus, Ferdinand, son of Christopher, S59. 



Columella, Roman agricultural writer, 472. 



Columna, Fabius, Italian botanist, 915, 934. 



Cuinas, Gicek patriarch, 705. 



Commandin, Frederick, mathematician, 897. 



Commelyn, Caspar, Dutch botanist, 99S, 1001. 



Commelyn, Jo., Dutch botanist, 980, 993. 



Commerson, Philib., botanist in the Pacific, 1028. 



Commodus, Roman emperor, 529, 533. 



Conant, Roger, Puritan colonist, 942. 



C'lncUus, Greek poet, 239. 



Condamine, C. M, de la, traveller in Equatorial 

 America, 1015, 1018. 



Confucius, see Khoung-tseu. 



Conilus, Greek herbalist, 31S. 



Conon, eighteenth Roman archbishop, 613. 



Conon, Greek grammarian, 456. 



Conon of Athens, Greek admiral, 302. 



Conon of Samos, ( ireek astronomer, 389. 



Conos, Arab chief, 457. 



Conrad of Meyyenberg, encyclopasdic writer, 787, 791. 



Conradus Ctltes, N31. 



Conradus II. Salicus, fifth emperor of Germany and 



Italy, 669, 675. 

 Conradus III., tenth emperor of Germany and Italy, 



704. 

 Conradus Urspergensis, theologian, 71S. 

 Constans, associate Roman emperor, 54S-49. 

 Constans, seventeenth Bw.ant. emperor, 603, 607, 610. 

 Constantinus Afer, medical writer, 6S2. 

 Constantinus, British king, 580. 

 Constantinus, claimant of the empire, 561. 

 Constantinus, modern Greek writer, 831. 

 Constantinus, Robertus, botanist in Crete, 892. 

 Constantinus, Roman emperor, 545. 

 Constantinus the younger, associate Roman emperor, 



548. 

 Constantinus, twenty-third Roman archb., 615-16. 

 Constantinus III., fifteenth Byzantine emperor, 603. 

 Constantinus IV. Pogonatus, eighteenth Byzantine 



emperor, 610-11, 613. 

 Constantinus VI. Copronymus, twenty-fourth Byzan- 

 tine emperor, 619, 621-22. 

 Constantinus VII., twenty-sixth Byzantine emperor, 



623, 652, 655. 

 Constantinus VIII., thirty-sixth Byzant. emperor, 647. 



