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CLOGHER COBHAM
CLOISTER COBIJA
CLONAKILTY COBLE
CLONES COBLENZ
CLONMACNOISE COBOURG
CLONMEL COBRA
CLOOTS, DE GRACE COBURG
CLOQUET COCA
CLOSE, MAXWELL HENRY COCAINE
CLOSE COCANADA
CLOSURE COCCEIUS
CLOT, ANTOINE BARTHELEMY COCCIDIA
CLOTAIRE COCCULUS INDICUS
CLOTH COCHABAMBA (department of Bolivia)
CLOTHIER COCHABAMBA (city of Bolivia)
CLOTILDA, SAINT COCHEM
CLOUD COCHERY, LOUIS ADOLPHE
CLOUDBERRY COCHIN, DENYS MARIE AUGUSTIN
CLOUD-BURST COCHIN (state of India)
CLOUDED LEOPARD COCHIN (town of India)
CLOUET, FRANCOIS COCHIN-CHINA
CLOUET, JEAN COCHINEAL
CLOUGH, ANNE JEMIMA COCHLAEUS, JOHANN
CLOUGH, ARTHUR HUGH COCK, EDWARD
CLOUTING COCKADE

CLERVAUX (_clara vallis_), a town in the northern province of Oesling,
grand-duchy of Luxemburg, on the Clerf, a tributary of the Sure. Pop.
(1905) 866. In old days it was the fief of the de Lannoy family, and the
present proprietor is the bearer of a name not less well known in
Belgian history, the count de Berlaymont. The old castle of the de
Lannoys exists, and might easily be restored, but its condition is now
neglected and dilapidated. In 1798 the people of Clervaux specially
distinguished themselves against the French in an attempt to resist the
institution of the conscription. The survivors of what was called the
Kloppel-krieg (the "cudgel war") were shot, and a fine monument
commemorates the heroism of the men of Clervaux.

CLETUS, formerly regarded as the name of one of the early successors of
St Peter in the see of Rome, or, according to Epiphanius and Rufinus, as
sharing the direction of the Roman Church with Linus during Peter's
lifetime. He has been identified beyond doubt with Anencletus (q.v.).
See Pere Colombier, in _Rev. des questions hist._ Ap. 1st, 1876, p. 413.

CLEVEDON, a watering-place in the northern parl