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738 *Ce-cro′pi-a, 92.
 * Ce′crops, 92.
 * Celts, the, 4, 7, 369; Christianity among, 379–381
 * Cel′ti-be′ri-ans, the, 272.
 * Cen′o-bites, 383.
 * Censors, the Roman, 238.
 * Çen′taurs, 104.
 * Çer′be-rus, 104.
 * Ꞓhær′o-ne′a, battle of, 160, 161.
 * Ꞓhal-cid′i-ci, 160.
 * Ꞓhaldæa, political history of, 40–43.
 * Ꞓhaldæan literature, 44–47; religion, 45, 46; mythology, 46.
 * Ꞓhaldæans, mixed character of, 41; arts, religion, and general culture of, 43–47.
 * Chalons (shä′lōn′), battle of, 345.
 * Champollion (sham-pol′le-on), 36.
 * Chantry.—"An endowed chapel where one or more priests daily sing or say mass for the souls of the donors, or such as they appoint."—Webster.
 * Charlemagne (shar′le-mān), reign, 403–408; restores the Empire in the West, 406; his death, 408.
 * Charles, archd. of Austria, 596, 597.
 * Charles the Bold, d. of Burgundy, 495.
 * Charles I., k. of England, reign, 606–612; his execution, 612; II., reign, 618–621.
 * Charles VII., k. of France, 486, 487; VIII., 495, 496; IX., 574, 575, 576, 577.
 * Charles V., emp. H. R. E., reign, 530–534; his cloister life, 534, 535; VI., 644, 645.
 * Charles, cardinal of Lorraine, 573.
 * Charles Martel, 399, 403.
 * Charles II., k. of Spain, 596.
 * Charles the Simple, of France, 413.
 * Chartism, 718.
 * Ꞓha-ryb′dis, 104.
 * Chastenoy, peace of, 575, n.
 * Chaucer (chaw′ser), Geoffrey, 490.
 * Ꞓhed-or-lā′o-mer, 43.
 * Che Hwang-te, 13.
 * Ꞓhe′ops. See Kufu.
 * Cheviot (chiv′e-ut), Hills, 543, n.
 * Chi′lo, 203, n.
 * Chil′per-ic, 404.
 * China, ancient history of, 12–17; Great Wall of, 13; religions in, 16; ancestor worship in, 17.
 * Chinese Writing, 14; literature, 14–16; great wall, 13, n.; morality, 16; competitive examinations, 16.
 * Ꞓhi′os, 88.
 * Chivalry, defined, 429; origin, 429; training of the knight, 430; ceremonies of knighting, 430; the tournament, 431; decline of, 431; influence of, 432.
 * Ꞓhos′ro-es&#x31D;, k. of Persia, 390.
 * Christ, birth of, 308; crucifixion of, 310.
 * Christian IV., k. of Denmark, 583.
 * Christianity, causes of rapid spread of, in the Roman E., 310; early spread of, 319, 320; under Constantine, 332, Z33 under Julian the Apostate, 334, 335; under Jovian, 335; conversion to, of the Goths, 336; influence of, upon gladiatorial combats, 340; rapid progress of, 343 ; introduced among the Teutonic tribes, 377–384; abolished, during French Revolution, 661, 662; restored, 666.
 * Christians, persecutions of, under Nero, 312, 313; under Domitian, 317; under Trajan, 319; under Aurelius, 322; under Diocletian, 330, 331
 * Churchill, John. See Marlborough.
 * Cicero, Marcus Tullius, prosecutes Verres, 287; oration against Catiline, 290; death of, 302.
 * Çid, poem of the, 501.
 * Ci-lic′i-a, 287, 288.
 * Cim′bri, the, 278, 279.
 * Ci′mon, Athenian statesman, 139, 140.
 * Cin′cin-na′tus, 236.
 * Cinderella, romance of, 36.
 * Cin′na, 291.
 * Cir-ce′i-i (-se′yi), 281.
 * Circensian Games, 231.
 * Cir′cus Max′i-mus, 227, 350, 352.
 * Cirrha, 108.
 * Cis′al-pi′na, Gal′li-a, 222.
 * Cis-al′pine Republic, proclaimed, 668; changed into kingdom of Italy, 676, n.