C. abbr. I-26C
— 9.\ nibol IV-84d
Caaba. See Kaaba
Caamoa» mission station XIV-
145b Caathites, Levite family XII-
412c; Ark I-722b; goldtn
lamp stand XIII-741C; loaves
of proposition IX-317d Caballero, Bernardo Francis,
Archbishop of .Saragossa XIII-
47Ua — FERNAN in-12.5a: XIV-2Ulb —J., niis3ion;irv XIV-513C — RAIMUNDO DIOSDADO III-
12.-ib Caballeros, Santiago de los. See
CABALLERO Y OCIO, JTJAN
!II-12:.c; ilon^ition III-17.Sc Caballo, Bonaventura, Bishop of
Cast-rta III-4l)0a CabaUococha, mission XIV-722b Caballos del Santo XII-U91d Cabal of Devotees IV-lSJa Cabanel, Alexandre, paintings
(ill.) IX-facinK IStiS Cabanillas, Bishop of Zamora
XV-749C ^Padre, Murillo's portrait X-
044 d Cabanis, Pierre - Jean - Georges
writer, on hvloEoism VII-594C;
on the soul X-484a Cabanyes, Manuel, writer XIV-
201a Cabarrus, Francisco^ Count
VIII-.529c: X-561a Cabarsussi, Council (393) XIV-
533a; XV-23.5a CABASA, titular see III-125d Cabassole, Philippe de, cardinal.
Bishop of Marseilles IX-716b;
and Petrarch ll-1.59d CABASSUT (CABASSUTIUS),
JEAN III-120a; work VII-
37Gb Cabat, Louis Nicolas VI-309b Cabbala. See Kabbala Cabbon. See Chebbon Cabe^a de Vaca. See Cabeza de
Vaca Cabell, George Craighead, lieu-
tcnant-gfiif-ral XlV-o50b CABELLO DE BALBOA, MIG- UEL lll-l-'tia Cabert, Blessed XIII-354c Cabet, Etienne, communist IV-
l.sla; X1V-7IJ.5C: XV-244a CABEZA DE VACA, ALVAR
NUNEZ, explorer III-126b;
IX-378C: and Mbava Indians
X-9.5d; in Mexico XI-lc;
Mississippi River IV-755b; in
Paraguay XI-470c; in Texas
XIV-.54od Cabezas de Altamirano, Juan,
Bishop of Santiago de Cuba
VI-ll.Sc; in United States IV-
221d Cabibel, Anne-Rose III-149a Cabinet-makers, patroness XI-
566c Cabira. See Neocsesarea (Pontus
Pol
Cabiri, deities IV-6S4a
Cable, Mullock originates XIII-
356b Cabmen, patron V~3.S6c Caborca, mission XIV-14.5b Cabot, France, church IX-717C —JOHN, explorer III-126d: in Canada III-23IC; in Maine IX-.54.5c; in Newfoundland X- 7S2b; in Une.ava XV-127b — Ludovico 111 -127a — Sancto III-127a — Sebastian, explorer III-127b; in Argentina I-70.3c: on Maine coast IX-.>45c; vi.sits Micmac X-2H4b; in Newfoundland X- 782b; Paraguay discovered XI- 470b; portrait in-127c: at Santa Catbarina XIII-4.i6b-
Uruguay discovered XV-231d;
in Virginia XV-455d; voyage,
map I-facing 410
Cabota, Giovaimi. See Cabot,
John
Cabotsville (Chicopee) II-597b
Cabo Verde, Sao Thiago de. See .Sao Thiago de Cabo Verde
Cabovil, controversy II-530C
Cabra, Ireland, school for deaf V- 310c
Cabral, Alvarez I-781b
— Fernao Ill-12sa
—FRANCISCO III-127d
— Gonfalo Velho 1I-168C
— PEDRALVAREZ, navigator III-12.Sa: Brazil discovered II- 74Sb; exploration IX-509c; in India IV-70d; VI-374C
— Pedro Alvarez. .See Cabral, Pedralvaroz
Cabre, tribe. See Cavere
Cabre, A. vn-154c
Cabrera, Alonso de, writer XIV- 200a
Cabrieres, town, France, Walden- sian centre ^'II-329a
CABRILLO, ESTEVAN (JUAN) III-128C: San Diego discovered Ill-lSOb; Upper California dis- covered ni-173b
Cabrini, Francis Xavier, found- ress XI-1.5a; XIII-30od
Cabrol, Fernand, Abbot of Farn- borough II-462C; dictionar>' V-417c; on Gallican Rite XIII- 65b; on Grace XIV-555c; as liturgiologist XIII-71b: on the Sanctus XIII-432d
Cabseel VI-436c
Cabul VI-43GC. See Chabul
Cacana, Tul6 Indians IX-429a
Cacault, Francois, French minis- ter X-6S8a; 690a; Concordat of 1801 IV-205b; and Montor X- 544d
Caccia, musical term VII-139C
— Rosminian XIII-201b
— Galetto XII-18d
— Gian Paolo, Bishop of Marsi IX-71.Sd
— Guglielmo, painter XI-134C
—col Falcone (Lorenzo de' Me- dici) X-120d
Cacciafronte, Giovanni, Blessed. See .lohn Cacciafonte
Cacciaguerra, Buonsignore, and St. Philip Ncri xn-19c
Caccianemici, Lucio I-262d
— dal Orso, Gherardo. See Lu- cius II, Pope
CSceres, town, Spain, territorial court XIV-172b
—Felipe de. Governor of Para- guay XI-470d
— Luiz de Albuquerque de Mello Percira e. See Pcreira e C4- ceres, Luiz de Albuquerque de Mello
— Nueva. Sec Nueva Cdceres
— Sao Luiz de. See SSo Luiz de
CacUienveretn. .See Cecelian
Caciques, Indian chiefs X-255b Cactus, adaptation V-666d Cacus (Poussin) XII-324a Cadabal, Alvaro de XIIl-4(,(lc CADALOUS lOF PARMAl PIE- TRO, .■\ntipopo l-.-VS2b; III- 12sd; XIl-274a; and Alexander II I-286C; XIV-263b; and St. Anno I-541C; Augsburg Svnod II-78C; and Berengar II-.l39a; defeated VI-792b; elected VII- 63b; and Guibert of Ravenna VII-63b; and Hugh of Remire- mont VII-.52Ib; at Parma I- 2.S0b: XI-5n6a; and St. Peter Damian XI-765b; schism XIII-16.8C; simony XI-.506a Cadalso, Jose de, writer XIV-
200c Cadamosto, Alvise, explorer VII- 240b
—Paolo, Bishop of Lodi IX-323a
Cadar, Bishop of London IX-
347c Cadaval y Sotomayor, Alvaro,
humanist XV-10,5d Caddell, CecUia, writer XI-(i74c Caddock, Richard, Version of the
New Te..itament XV-371a Caddodaquio. .See Kadohadacho CADDO INDIANS III-129b; \l\-.vi.ia; .540a; cannibalism Ill-12'.)b: characteristics III- 129b; VII-747C; clans III- 129b; language VII-754b; loca- tion X-3S9c; missions III- 129c; 129d; population III- 129d; and Quapaw Indians XII-592C: Tabon XIV-439d Cade, Jack, rebellion of I-22Sa;
VII-700b: XV-640d Cademoth \I-436c Cadenabbia, town, Italy, Can- ova's works III-298d " Cadena Diego de la, mission V- 20Sd
— y Eleta, Jose, Bishop of Vitoria
.\V-49(>a Cadene, Felix XIII-135C CADES, town of the Hethites
III-130d; VII-:iO0a —town of the N'egcb III-l,30d
— town, Palestine III-i:jOa; bat- tle I-377C; Israelites at VIII- 195c; XI-6o8c; latitude III- S70b; and Sinai XIV-12b
— 5ee Cedes
Cadesbame. See Cades
Cadets of the Cross (White Cam- isards) III-218d
Cadi, in Turkish Empire XV- lOOd
Cadie, La. .See Acadia
Cadi-Eeui. See Kadi-Keui
CADILLAC, ANTOINE DE LA- MOTHE, SIEUR DE lll-131a; and Carh.ii III :ll7d; in De- troit X L'sla; MIl-.-)03b; at .St. Ignaic IX-i;s'.ib; in Texas XlV-540a
Cadius, Jerome, Scotist XIII- 012c
Cadix. .S(f Cadiz
Cadiz, t.nvii, Spain III-131c; es- t^.l.lisli.d XIV-176C; observa- p.ry XI\-ls9b; Phoenicians in l-4i;.5c; Spanish ships burned l-72Sb; Vespucci X\'-3s.5b; Zurbaran's painlincs XV-77(lb
—DIOCESE OF III-131C: and Ceuta XIV-173C; map XIV- faclng 200; priests, confrater- nity of XII-420d
Cadmus, historian X-303d
— Phcenician, Thebes foimded XIV-.562C
Cadoc, Saint, of Wales XV-5S5b; Irish mission III-495a; and .St. Illtyd XII-612C; XV-586a; Llancarvan Monastery IX- 315c; XV-585C
Cadogan Terrace, mission, Lon- don XV-594a
Cadolinghi, family VI-105d
Cadoma, Ralaello, general VII- 4.SC
Cadoudal, Georges XI— lS5d
Cadouin, monastery XI-668d ; Xlll-7li2d
Cadroes, Saint, Abbot of Waul- sort X-079d
Cadvan, King of North Wales II- .'>4iia; \V-.-),srib
Cadwalader the Blessed, King of Hntfiin XV-.5S4b
Cadwalla. See Caedwalla
Cadwallader, John 11-31 la
—Thomas Hood
Cadwallador, Roger, Venerable. .Sec Roger Cadwallador, Ven- erable
Cadwallon, Welsh prince, and St. Bueno II-.WOa; and St. Edwin \-324a
Csecilia. .See Cecelia
Caecilian, Bishop of Carthage I-
693b; and St. Augustine II-
88c; condemned XII-268b;
and St. Cyprian IV-o83c;
Donatism X-318b; election I-
727a: V-12:ia: ami l.u.illa II-
365b; and Mni^urius \ - 121d
— Bishop of Spi.l..|.. Xn' _';i3d
Caecilianus, Septimius Praetex-
tatns, in ill-. iii.!i.,i, 111 -420d Caecilii, famil\ ..i, .i>|.i ill-514a Cascilius (St. ( '. i.ri.ii I \ t;74c — .\postle oi S|,:,ii, Xl\ 177a — Natalis in "( ictavius" X-336c Cfficina, Alienus, Roman legate
-XI-3.51C; XV-l.SOd Caecinianus, L. Cassius I-35c Caecum, in .\ristotle I— 45Sa Caedda, Saint, Bishop of York
XV-734b Caedmon, Saint, poet III-131d; V-4.59b; VII-350C; XV-609d; hymn, facsimile III-132a Caedwalla, King of Wales VII- 452b; and Eanfrid of Deira XI- 349a — Peter, King of West Saxons VII-7S9d: baptism XIII-728c; name changed X-674d; resig- nation I-509d; at Rome XV- 584b Cffilestius (Coelestius), heretic, excommunicated II-109a; III- 477d; VIII-12b; on grace VI- 695c; on infallibility, papal VII-797d; in Marius Mer- cator's writings IX-672c; and Nestorius XI-607d; and Pela- gius XI-605b; and "Theodore of Antioch XIV-572C; and Zozi- mus IV-14b; XI-GOOd; XV- 764d Cselestius, presbyter V-123a Caelin III-470c: at Lindisfarne
IX-2(i9a Cselius Aurelianus, of Sicca X-
124a Ceehus Sedulius. .Sec Sedulius Cselodonius, Saint, Bishop of
Macon lX-.-.07b Caemhan, Saint IV-135C Caen, prance. .Vlibave aux Dames (ill.) VI-60Sa; abbeys II-35Sd; VI-669d; OCSd; Council (1042) II-35Sd; (1061) II- 35Sd; institutions II-359a; Our Lad\- of Charity, Convent of Xn-712c; St. Etienne, Chunh of II-359a; seminary \'-.5!iOd: X-600a —UNIVERSITY OF III-132d; charter XII-700a ; founded XI- 106b Csere, Diocese of XII-290d CffiREMONIALE EPISCOPOR-
UM, liturcH,,l 1 k III -133a;
538a: fi..|iH .,t Mil revises IV-27c: G...-p.i \1 t.OL'd: Itin- erarium \lll-2.50a; musical regulations X-650a: Ordjnes Romani XI-287d; Ordo XI- 284d: pubn.;ili..n IX-300C; refornieri IT ! - m ria-
Thr'
■Romanum . lll-
53Sa: 53Sb: on the nutre X- 404d
Caerfyrddin, Wales (Carmarthen- shire) X\'-533b
Caerleon, town, Wales XV-534a: Christianitv in XV-534b; Cis- tercian monastery IX-316a; King Edgar at XV-5S4C
Caer Lud (London) IX-.341C
Caernarfon, Wales (Carnavon- shire) X%'-.5:!:ia
Cserularius, Michael. Sec Mich- ael Cgerularius
Cassalpinus. See Cesalpino
Cxsar, symbolized in Apocalypse I -598b
— Caius Julius in Alexandria I-303b; assassination XIII- 166d ; .\ugustus heir of II-107a ;
Roman numeral indicates volun
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