V. xxviii. 46;
subsequent battles, IV. xxviii. 47 ff.

Byzantium, distance from the mouth of the Danube, III. i. 10;
from Carthage, III. x. 14;
its chief priest Epiphanius, III. xii. 2;
natives of, as rowers in the Roman fleet, III. xi. 16

Cabaon, a Moorish ruler, prepares to meet the Vandals, III. viii. 15-16;
sends spies to Carthage, III. viii. 17 ff.;
receives the report of his spies, III. viii. 24;
prepares for the conflict, III. viii. 25, 26, IV. xi. 17;
defeats the enemy, III. viii. 28

Caenopolis, name of Taenarum in Procopius' time, III. xiii. 8

Caesar, a title given to one next below the emperor in
station, III. vii. 21, 23

Caesarea, first city of "Second Mauretania," IV. xx. 31;
situated at its eastern extremity, IV. x. 29;
distance from Carthage, IV. v. 5;
recovered for the Romans by Belisarius, _ibid._, IV. xx. 32

Calonymus, of Alexandria, admiral of the Roman fleet, III. xi. 14;
ordered by Belisarius not to take the fleet into Carthage,
III. xvii. 16;
enters the harbour Mandracium with a few ships, and plunders
the houses along the sea, III. xx. 16;
bound by oath to return his plunder, III. xx. 23;
disregards his oath, but later dies of apoplexy in Byzantium,
III. xx. 24, 25

Capitolinus, see Jupiter.

Cappadocia, Basiliscus exiled thither, III. vii. 24

Caputvada, a place on the African coast; distance from Carthage,
III. xiv. 17;
the Roman army lands there, _ibid._

Caranalis, town in Sardinia, captured by Tzazon,
III. xxiv. 1, xxv. 10, IV. xiii. 44

Carthage, city in Africa, founded by Dido, IV. x. 25;
grows to be the metropolis of Libya, IV. x. 26, 27;
captured by the Romans, IV. x. 28;
after the Vandal occupation, its wall preserved by Gizeric, III. v. 6;
the only city with walls in Libya, III. xv. 9;
its defences neglected by the Vandals, III. xxi. 11, 12;
entered by the Roman army under Belisarius, III. xx. 17, 21;
its fortifications restored by Belisarius, III. xxiii. 19, 20;
besieged by Gelimer, IV. i. 3;
by Stotzas, IV. xv. 8;
its surrender prevented by Belisarius, IV. xv. 9, 10;
the harbours, Stagnum, III. xv. 15, xx. 15,
and Mandracium, III. xx. 3, 14, IV. xxvi. 10;
the ship-yard Misuas, IV. xiv. 40;
its suburb Aclas, IV. vii. 13;
and Decimum, III. xvii. 11;
its aqueduct, IV. i. 2;
its hippodrome, IV. xiv. 31, xviii. 11;
its palace, III. xx, 21, IV. xiv. 34, xviii. 8, xxvi. 20