INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



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Constantinus IX., fortieth Byzantine emperor, 656, 669. 

 Constantinus X., Monomachus, forty-fourth Byzan- 

 tine emperor, 676-77. 

 Constantinus XI , Ducas, forty-eighth Byzantine 



emperor, 678, 680. 

 Constantinus XII., sixty-ninth and last Byzantine 



emperor, 818. 

 Constantius, Roman emperor, 544-45. 

 Constantius II., Roman emperor, 548-50. 

 Constantius, Roman general in Gaul, 562. 

 Conti, Nicolo, traveller in the East Indies, 816, 818. 

 Cook, James, British navigator, 1029, 1032, 1034. 

 Copernicus, Nic, astronomer, 880. 

 Corbichon, naturalist, 791. 

 Corbulo, Roman general, 481, 483. 

 Cordo, Simon de, Januensis (of Genoa), botanist in 



Greece, 759. 

 Cordova, Francisco Hernandez de, Spanish navigator, 



862. 

 Cordus, Euricius, botanist, 874. 

 Cordus, Valerius, botanist, 8S4, S92. 

 Coriolanus, Roman general, 267. 

 Corippus, Latin writer, 576. 

 Cornado, Francis V. de, traveller, 880. 

 Cornarus, Vitzentzus, modern Greek poet, 1012. 

 Corneille, Peter, French dramatist, 965. 

 Cornelia, Vestal virgin at Rome, 517. 

 Cornelius, nineteenth bishop of Rome, 539. 

 Cornelius, Roman centurion in Palestine, 478. 

 Cornelius, see Lentulus. 

 Comificius, Q., Roman orator, 446. 

 Cornuti, I. Ph., French botanist, 948. 

 Cornwallis, Lord, British general, 1037. 

 Coroebus, Olympic victor, 208. 

 Correa de Serra, Portuguese botanist, 1052. 

 Corregio, Antonio da, Italian painter, 858. 

 Cortereal, Gasper de, Portuguese navigator, S58. 

 Cortereal, John Vaz Costa, Portuguese navigator, 



829. 

 Cortes, Ferdinand, Spanish conqueror of Mexico, 



864-65, 867. 

 Corti, Bonavent., naturalist, 1027. 

 Coruncanius, Tib., plebeian pontifex maximus, 383. 

 Corvinus, see Matthias. 

 Cory, Giles, a victim of the witchcraft delusion in 



New England, 990. 

 Cosmas Indicopleustes, Greek traveller, 527, 564, 573. 

 Cosmas of Jerusalem, Greek theologian, 619. 

 Cosroes, see Chosroes. 

 Cossay, Coraysh chief, 566. 

 Cossutius, Roman architect, 526. 

 Costasus, Io., Italian botanist, 859. 

 Cotiso, king of the Dacians, 456. 

 Cotta, Roman poet, 467. 

 Cotton, Robert, archaeologist, 921. 

 Covilham, Pedro de, Portuguese traveller, S45. 

 Cranach, Lucas, painter, 858. 

 Cranaus, second king of Athens, 137. 

 Cranmer, Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, 872. 

 Crantor, Greek philosopher, 325. 

 Crantz, H. I. N , German botanist, 1025. 

 Cranz, Davides, botanist in Greenland, 1030. 

 Crassus, L. Licinius, Roman orator, 424. 

 Crassus, M Licinius, Roman general and triumvir, 



43 1 . 443, 454- 

 Crates of Mallus, Greek grammarian, 401. 



Crates of Tarsus, Greek philosopher, 325. 



Crates the Cynic, Greek philosopher, 325. 



Cratevas, Greek botanist, 432. 



Cratinus, Greek comic poet, 271, 286. 



Cratinus the younger, Greek comic poet, 312. 



Cratippus, Greek historian, 281. 



Cratippus, Greek philosopher, 446. 



Cremutius Cordus, Roman historian, 476. 



Creon, Athenian archon, 221. 



Creophylus, Greek poet, 210. 



Crescens the Cynic, 526. 



Crescenzio, Pier, Italian botanist, 756. 



Cresphontes, Heraclid chief, 180. 



Cretus, see Kretos. 



Criasus, king of Argos, 121, 124. 



Cripa, Hindu king, 150. 



Crispus, son of Constantine, 546. 



Critolaus, Greek philosopher, 401. 



Croesus, king of Lydia, 237. 



Cromwell, Oliver, ruler of Britain, 951, 957, 959-60. 



Cromwell, Richard, son of Oliver, 960. 



Cronstedt, Swedish chemist, 1022. 



Croom, H. B., American botanist, 1066. 



Crotopus, king of Argos, 132, 136. 



Cshapanaca, Sanscrit writer, 68 1. 



Ctesias, Greek traveller and historian, 304. 



Ctesibius, Greek historian, 370. 



Ctesibius of Alexandria, mechanician, 386. 



Ctesilochus, Greek painter, 370. 



Cube, Io. van, botanist, 822. 



Cudananga, king of Ceylon, 532. 



Cudworth, Ralph, English metaphysician, 965. 



Cuitlahuatzin, tenth Mexican emperor, 864. 



Cujas, James, of Toulouse, jurist, 897. 



Cunningham, botanist in Australia, 1065. 



Cunningham, Jacob, botanist in China, 994. 



Cupani, R. P. Franc, Sicilian botanist, 992, 1003. 



Curio, C. Scribonius, Roman general and orator, 446. 



Curius Dentatus, Roman general, 378. 



Cursor, L. Papirius, Roman consul, 372. 



Curtis, William, English botanist, 1036, 1042, 1046. 



Curtius, Quintus, Roman historian, 529. 



Curtius Nicia, Roman grammarian, 446. 



Cushman, Mary, Puritan colonist, 994. 



Cushman, Robert, Puritan colonist, 939. 



Cutler, Manasseh, American botanist, 103S. 



Cuttub Shaw, or Kutb-u-din Eibuk, suit, of Delhi, 719. 



Cuysmancu, ruler in Western Peru, 789. 



Cyaxares, king of Media, 227, 230. 



Cydias, Greek orator, 312 



Cydias, Greek painter, 3S9. 



Cyllen, builder of a temple to Mercury, 151. 



Cynifrid, or Cyneferth, early British surgeon, 611. 



Cyprianus, bishop of Carthage, 53S. 



Cypselus, king of Arcadia, 180. 



Cypselus, king of Corinth, 226. 



Cyril, missionary among the Slavonians, 639. 



Cyril of Kief, Russian theological writer, 752. 



Cyrillus, bishop of Jerusalem, 549, 554. 



Cyrillus, eighteenth bishop of Antioch, 543, 545. 



Cyrillus of Alexandria, ecclesiastical writer, 562, 565. 



Cyrsilus, Greek historian, 325. 



Cyrus, founder of the Persian empire, 239, 249. 



Cyrus of Panopolis, Greek poet, 565. 



Cyrus the younger, Persian general, 293, 299. 



