. 197.

Church, Greek and Latin, i. 291.
Effects of union of, and State, i. 377.
What she had done, ii. 145.
Services, their influence on the people, ii. 202.
Separation of, and State, ii. 227.

Cicero, his opinions and principles, i. 258.

Cimbri, cause of their invasion, i. 30.

Cipher, its derivation and meaning, ii. 40.
Alluded to by Pope Sylvester, ii. 49.

Circle, the quadrature of, treated by Archimedes, i. 194.

Circumnavigation of Africa, why undertaken by the Egyptian Kings, i. 78.
Its repetition contemplated by Alexander, i. 173.
Of the earth, ii. 172.
Results of, ii. 173.

Circumstances, how far man is the creature of, i. 389.

Clement V., Pope, takes up his residence at Avignon, ii. 86.

Clement of Alexandria, his invective against the corruptions of
Christianity, i. 358.

Cleomedes, an astronomer of Alexandria, i. 202.

Cleopatra, the last of the Ptolemies, i. 200.
Is presented with one of the Alexandrian libraries, i. 318.

Clergy, responsible for the massacre at Thessalonica, i. 313.
Support the delusion of supernaturalism, ii. 113.
American, ii. 227.
English accused by the Commons, ii. 235.
Discipline Act, ii. 237.
Degraded condition of the lower, in England, ii. 242.

"Clericis Laicos," bull issued by Pope Boniface, ii. 82.

Clermont, Council of, authorizes the First Crusade, ii. 21.

Climacus, John, author of "Ladder of Paradise," ii. 59.

Climates, in time and place, ii. 317.

Clotilda, Queen of the Franks, counsels her husband Clovis, i. 365.

Clouds and their nomenclature, ii. 373.

Cnidos, medical school of, i. 396.

Cnudesuya, aqueduct of, ii. 186.

Coal period, ii. 320.
Its botany, ii. 332.

Cobham, Lord, hanged for heresy and treason, ii. 99.

Cochlea, its function, i. 5.

Coenobitism succeeds Eremitism, i. 432.

Coffee-houses, their political and social importance, ii. 249.

Coinage, its adulteration, i. 251.

Coiter creates pathological anatomy, ii. 285.

Cold, influence of, on man, i. 28.

Colleges founded by the Jews, i. 402, ii. 121.

Colonial system, origin of Greek, i. 128.

Colonies, Greek, essentially weak, i. 113.
Philosophical influence of, i. 128.

Colonnas, their quarrel with Pope Boniface, ii. 80.

Colossus of Rameses II., its great antiquity, i. 87.

Colours of rainbow, ii. 379.

Columban, a m