Byron,  Lord,  II.  419,  524.  Quoted,
I.  174,  II.  10,  402.  His  services  to
Greece,  II.  435  -  442.
Byzantine  Empire,  II.  340  -  367  :
art,  344,  345  ;  women,  345,  346  ;
education,  346  -  348  ;  physicians,
348,  349 ;  slavery,  353,  354 ;  the
Crusades  and  the  Frankish  princes,
355  -  361  ;  the  Turkish  conquest,
361  -369  ;  the  Empire  of  Trebizond,
369  -  372  ;  literature,  252  -  260  ;
a.  Fathers,  373,  b.  Historians,  374
-381,  c.  Poets,  381-383;  govern-
ment, art,  literature,  church,  vindi-
cated, 390.
Cabasilas,  quoted,  I.  316,  317.
Callias,  Peace  of,  II.  173.
Callimachus,  I.  250  ;    II.  288,  387.
Quoted,  56.
Callinus,   of  Ephfisus,  War-elegy  of,

I.  151.
Calliphanes,  a  diner-out,  I.  374.
Callistbatus,  the  Athenian  orator,  ex-
cites the  emulation  of  Demosthenes,

II.  221.
Callistus,  II.  389.
Canares,  Gallantry  of,  II.  428.
Canes,  I.  388.
Canning,  Sir  Stratford.  See  Strat-
ford de   Redcliffe.
Capo  d'Istria,  Augustine,  Count,  at
the  head  of  the  Provisional  Govern-
ment, II.  467,  469.
Capo  d'Istria,  John,  Count,  Presi-
dent, II.  447,  453,  454,  457-459.
476-478,  516.  His  unpopularity
and  assassination,  461  -  467.
536


GENERAL  INDEX.
Capo  d'Istria,  Viaro,  Count,  II.  467.
Caps,  I.  388.
Capsalks,  Heroic  death  of,  IL  443.
Carrey,  Jacques,  II.  143.
Catalan  Company,  The  Grand,  II.
357.
Cervantes    Saavedba,    Miguel   de,

Contradictions  in  Don  Quixote,  I.
84.
Chjeremon,  the  tragic  poet,  quoted,  I.
326,  327.
Chalcis,  I.  293.
Chalcocondyles,  Demetrius,  H.  389.
Chalcocondyles,  Laonicus,  Account

of,  and  extract  from  his  description

of  England,  II.  379-381.
Champollion,  J.  F.,  I.  48.
Chandler,  Richard,  cited,  II.  411.
Chapman,  George,  I.  102.
Chares  feasts  the  Demos,  I.  404.
Charinus,  a  diner-out,  I.  374.
Charmides,  I.  372.
