h alliance, 278;
suggests a joint embassy to England from the Pope and himself, _ib._;
causes of his hesitation to accede to the wishes of the reactionists
in England, 299, 302;
ultimate refusal, 306, 308;
proposed treaty between Charles and Henry, 307;
letter to Henry relating to the proposed treaty, 335;
his successful campaign in Africa, 347;
memorandum of the Spanish Council of State, 348;
apparent change of feeling towards Henry, 360;
modifications of policy after the death of Duke Sforza (Milan), 364;
Charles's treatment of Chapuys's alarms about Henry's intentions
towards Catherine and Mary, 366;
reception of the news of Catherine's death, 392;
resumption of negotiations for the abandoned treaty, 394;
eagerness for reconciliation with Henry, 396;
his proposal, 397;
anticipated remarriage of Henry, 398;
reply to Cromwell's suggestions on the treaty, 403;
proposes the Infanta of Portugal as a wife for Henry, and the Infant
(Don Louis) as a husband for Princess Mary, 438;
an alternative proposal, _ib._;
disappointed with Henry's conduct after his new marriage, 448;
signally defeated by the French in Provence, 449.

Charterhouse monks:
their retractation of their Supremacy oath, 327;
executed for treason, 328.

Church reform in the Parliament of 1529, 115 _sqq._, 127 _sq._

Cifuentes, Count de (Imperial ambassador to Rome), 210, 224, 231, 256
_sqq._, 270, 278, 346 _sq._, 353, 460.

Clarencieulx (English herald), 65.

Clarendon, Constitutions of, 184 _sq._

Clement VII., Pope:
his political position when the divorce was first mooted, 25;
Charles V.'s inroads on Italy, 27;
the Pope's appeal for help to Henry VIII., _ib._;
financial difficulties and the method of relieving them, 30;
a witness of the sack of Rome (1527), 35;
his captivity, 38, 44;
Dr. Knight's mission to, from Henry VIII, 51;
the Pope's escape to Orvieto, 52;
his desire to please Henry, 62;
his suggestion of a compromise, 63;
concessions to Henry, 67;
consent that the cause should be heard in England, 68;
the secret "decretal," 69;
alleged contingent assent to the proposal to marry Princess Mary to
Duke of Richmond, 80;
perplexities in regard to the secret "decretal," 84;
fresh pressure from the Emperor, 86;
the brief of Ju